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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

TIE WATERMELON LAw.--As several par
ties have lately been arrested under what is
known as the watermelon law, and as there is
some doubt as to the provisions of that law. it
is published for general information 1t is plain
enough, certainly, and according to it the late
arrests could not have been avoided "All boats
or other vessels having melons on board or for
sale or to be offered for sale within the town
shall be at the Corporation wharf, Point West,
and at no other place, for the purpose of un-
loading, under penalty not exceeding two dol
lars for each hour she shall remain at any other
place provided, shat melons intended for sale
in the Market space during market hours and
by the producers thereof may be landed at any
other wharf; and it shall be the duty of the
Superintendent of Police, the Police onstablcs
and any member of the Board of Health may
have this provision carried into effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05
DOTOMAC ACADEMY,

(Formery Alexandria Boarding School,)
Established by Benjamin Halowell in 1924
a complete English. Classical and Mathcmst-
icul course taught; also French, German and
Spanish Next session will commence SEP
TENDER H. Catalogues furnished at request.
Terms: For board, tuition, washing and lights.
$3.50 per half session in advance. For day
scholars Sl2 20 for tuition in English branches,
s. 80 in Greek and Latin either or BOTH and
5! 80 in Modem Languages (each) per quarter
in advance. Apply nj l57 Prince ST., or address
CHARLES S. TAYLOR, Associate
JOHNS. BLACKBURN Principals,
jy "a 2awtf Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05
Lexington, aug - Wv

ct. MARY'S ACADEMY,
- North Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Va
Conducted by the SISTERS OF The HOLY
CROSS, will reopen on MONDAY, September
lSt The course of instruction IL most thorough
in English, the Languages, Music &c.
Every effort will BIZ made By the Sisters that
the chidrel-boarders and day puplls-entrust.
ed to their care shall receive solid and refined
education. Music, Languages, Drawing and
Painting form extra charges.
For full particulars address
aug 21-2w Sister NJ. LEUCADlA, Superior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

ST. MARY'S COUNTY, MD.

ST MARY'S COUNTY, MD.
Chartered 17T4.
\ complete Primary, Higher English, Mathe-
lnaLical and Classical course taught, together
with French and Spanish.
The next session will commence SEPT 18th
In consequence of liberal State donation,
board, tuition and washing is only $50 per sos
sion Of i've months payable in advance.
Catalogues furnished by addressing the
PRINCIPAL.
Charlotte Hall, st. Mary's co., Md, aul6-eO3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL little boy named
Jesse Penn, son of Thomas Penn, who lives 10
the rear of Mr. Cawood's cooper shop, near
the freight office of the Fairfax street depot
while playing with powder yesterday morning,
was badly hurt by an accidental exploslon.,@,
His face, and eyebrows and lashcs, were badly
burned, and what is worse both bis eye balls
were seriously injured probably put out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05
EUEI.iTIOE.7E,
y E n K 4 l. S G b . y l.

M RS. NJ. NJ. SMITH, u pupil of Mrs Look.
Iva erman, of Richmondj will Dagin by the
FIFTEENTH INSTANT TO teach VOCAL
MUSIC, end respectfully otle"s her services TO
Principala Of Schools or pupils at private resi-
denccS. Best references can be given. For terms
apply TO Prof. ROBT +. IL Il NJ AN,
sep 2--tOl No. ~ Royal street, south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

CANAL News "A telegram was received a.
Georgetown yesterday afternoon stating 'ua'
the late break iu the c. Q. Canal had peer EEL,
repaired and that boats would pass It's sue 'a''
NIGHT and arrive here by Sunday morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05
DELE HAVEN INST1TU TIE
IL No. III Queen street.

Y Z l. LIZ EN- lNSI1IU IE'
IL No. III Queen street,
Alexandria, Va
Principal, Miss ANNA L. DERRICK, late of
the Bishops School, Easton, Md.
The Fifteenth Annual Session of this School,
formerly under Miss Carriers charge will COM
mence on MONDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
her, under the direction of Miss Derrick Eve
~ effort will be made to sustain the nigh reputas-
ton Of this widely known and popular School.
Competent and experienced teachers will be en-
poyed in every department, and the Principal
hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor her with their patronage.
Terms per half session, payable in advance.
For board and tuition in the entire English
course, Sl25 o.
For day scholars, per quarter in advance:
Preparatory Glass, $3.50
Junior Glass, 1000
intermediate Glass, 1850
Senior 10 w
Fo- Circulars, containing further information,
apply as above.
References Rt. Rev. Bishop Lay, Easton,
Md; Rows. Geo. Il. Norton, d. +. .Sprigg, r.
II. McKim, and K. Kcmper, ESQ.,, Alexandr!a,
Va aug 6-eotOl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

BASE BAIL.-An interesting game OF base
ball was playcd on the grounds near Colross
Yesterday afternoon, between the Arlington
club of Washington and the independents OF
this city, which was won by tho former o. on a
score Of II to II. After the game the lnoe
pcndents entertained the Wash'ng e nos,
pirally at tie restaurant of Mr. bohraus Oh
Roval street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, September s.
The vllerings of Cattle, Sheep and Lambs, Hogs
snd Cows and Calves were quite heavy this
week, with decline in prices on all kinds of
2;oto 81 50; Hogs &c net Cows and Calves 20
;vS,O Market fairly active
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05

No New YORK MAEL.-No New York mall
and no through connection again TINS morning..
This has of late been frequently the case ca; but
whether it results from the existing disagree,
ment between the PENNSYLVANIA Central ana ana
the Baltimore and Ohio kallr II IS no'
known. The Philadelphia and Baltimore cor
nections were made as usual, aud the Lyncn-
burr twain went out crowded with passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-05
CAL SCHOOL.

The next session of this school will begin on
the lst DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873. For partic-
lars apply to
Il. JAQUELIN AMBLER. Principal,
jy l2-co2m Markham st'n., Fauq co., Va.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
Politics

Whltelaw Reid recently said to n
graduating class at Dartmouth. IL
reference To the pursuit Of politics:
at is simply the highest, the
most dignitied. tiNe most important
Of uil earthly objects Of human study.
Text to the relatj0n of man to his
Maker. there il nothing so deserving
his best attention ns his relation Ia
his fellow men. The welfare OF the.
community ~ always more iinpor-
tant than the welfare OF any indl,id.
uai or number Of individuals. and
IN" welfare of the Community il tlh,
highest object OF the science of poll
lirs. Tile saursa and current of man
IN 'naeSss, 'sss IL Inc ninst exalted Of
.,inia.i etua',s, a:'d cha! il ,hp study
~ the politician"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
81. ANKS
Vote r. oFnce,

Sc nov have. and shall always keep on
hand, for safe ut very Low Rates. by tn.
quirs or singy the following B,anks, very
n icstk nrinIsu al tbs Office;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01
The death OF 'r,mre Frederick William,
of PrussIa.

a correspondent of the London Time.
write, to that Journal, FROM Darws,ad
ou June l,i:
The sad accident which caused ,hs
hath Of Prince Frederick William, o
lles-e, has | heliove. 10, been fully dc
,criheL III any + gli>h, or indeed. iu an,
German jouruai. Tao facts arc US fol
laws:
On Thursday morning last, at I As. The
unr>rs brought as usual. tho Royal chill.
lrcu into Princess Alice's bedroom. On
his occ,>iun there were but three, viz
Prince Ernest, Prince Frederick William
aud The baby, Princess Victoria. Out
uf the bedroom opeus bathroom, into
which, shortly after his arrival, Prince
Ernest ran. Tho Princess, knowing tn
window was open, as was also the one H.
her bedroom, hastily got up and followed
The child. leaving Prince Frederick
William by himself, and the baby on the
he'd. Duriog her short absence Prince
frederick William let toy, with which
he was playing, fall out of the window,
aud, while trying 20 recover it, he fell "a
height Of twenty feet (uot five, as first
stately to the ground The Princess.
hearing a noise, rushed back, bus only iu
time to see the unhappy child in the air,
Her shrieks soon brought assistance. but
all eifol,s were useless, aud the poor little
fellow died at about ! o'clock. He Wa,
a weakly child from his birth. but of a
lively aud gay disposition, aud his death
is an intense sorrow to his parents, for
whom, il is needless 10 say, the greatest
sympathy is felt. The little Prince will
he buried at q O'Clock this evening, and
his funeral will be atterded by the yari.
Gus officials and foreign ministers. TIE
Princess Imperial Of Germany arrived
yesterday on visit of coincidence to her
SISTER, hut lett again this morning. This
mourniul event must throw gloom over
the festivities Of the month, in the cele
bratiou of the twenty fifth anniversary OF
the Grand Dukes accession, and also oi
the visit Of the Emperor OF Germany aud
the Gar OF Russia,
To one curious lAct must draw atteu-
lion--lhat while in England Court
mourning is ordered, here there will be
none. az tho deceased Prince was not
twelve years of uge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01
VOL. XXXVIII.
Misrcpresentat on.


False witnesses did rise up; thcy laid to N
charge things that knew not'-Ps. XXXV, II
" Neither they prove the things whereof the
now accuse me."-Acts XVI, 81.
POEM DEDICATED TO THE sLASDERsD.
That tree In the orchard most beaten with clubs
Bears fruit which affords IN ,st qualification;
Beneath it appear the boulders aud stones,
Evincing tho wur< If p.l:iAc ,tion.
The man most abused by slanderous tongues
Has this essential qualifications;
lie stands Tor tue ri gut, the goJd al tho true,
Hence, hos Il prey to utilization.
Take Christian advice, yc falsiGed ones,
le who su ier niisrtprss,rt tim:
return cach abuse WITH kindness nnd love,
Aud never resort to retaliation.
rhc Master ye servo Moor harbors revenge,
Nor stoops t. engage in vitu Jeraticn,
For curses and hate his blessing returns,
An act quite worthy Of your imitation.
Tho noble, the just, the Chri-tlike 10 heart,
hO calmly endure Disrepre scntati,n,
VINO share with ioir L,.d su f,rins part
Shall inherit tnrono of exaltatiun.
Yet like the good trec--bear excellent fruit
Yielding * n lJs tor strist nitition;
Alwa revunsu unkindnoss with love,
Aud tBvu suult DO crowned with glorfcation
Middlobury, juno, 1873. 8. D..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01
The Echo.

'inos written by Mrs. d. r. Dean on tho death q
Mary, member Of her GLASS.
The eoho comes from the other shore,
Whiie Mary's voice we hear no more,
But we see her still, in the spirit land.
Joined In the choir of an angel band.
The echo tells, from tho other shore.
That her tears arc shed, her wcepinp Ia o'or
but II prayers can be uttered In that spiri
land
Wo know that she prays for this little band
The echo hear from the other shore
Tells OF the prayers she has uttered before.
For those cut of Christ she so often sighed.
For whom Jesus suffered, and bed, aud died
NJ listen to the echo from tho other shore
Tbose sssus is pleading has plead before,
To-dsv ,ns unanswered ut the mercy seat
p'e"d Mt tho mercy seat.
Then music, sweet music fro,.
AS tho news is uttered Ger and o'essa o'sao' snoro,
That prayers are answered and sins forp,s
An unbroken band may rost In heaven
lIark! the echo hear from the other shore
10 faithful on earth a few days more,
BE earnest in pleading, te earnest in prayer
Thatyo crown may bo set with dlsdeins fair
Then shall we hear, from the other shore.
Tho victory IS won, the battle Is Ger,
Come up with me now to the spirit land,
Aud lin in tho holy, happy band.
Iheu will wo sing from tho other shore,
when Mary we moet to part no more,
And joiu with all that heavenly host,
PraisinS Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01
Nenec. ing

think half the trouble ln this world
comes of doing things from without in-
stead of from within. Limitation seems IL
be one Of the necessary experiences oi
Jouth Indeed one may say Ihai nca-
sles are sort Of imitation, 1t is pilliul
TO see person Of so-called maturity liu.
geripg in this grade Of culture Yci how
many artists do Jou hud lar bel ond II ?
When | ray artists imply all ucn-lol
every body Is using somo sort Of arlliee ;
n III no other way, thea in the structure
OF his life. Tho fault with this vast ialt
OF inedited wri'lug-'he great army Of
stories Tor insiuuce, that marches Up year.
y 10 be slaughtered without ,rulh, at cd
ilorial batlerlca-ls that IL is not sincere.
A girl bas bceu reading conventional nov.
els all her lutte liie, aud yearnIug grows
IN her conscIuu-ness--uot to say some.
thing. but 10 write a story. She catches
the poorest part-lhe uick OF forlu--ard
wonders that the editor Or publisher does
not see that tails Is tho thug the world
wants.
II is body without soul, aud by no
meaus perle.t body either; as il oues
advertisement for travelling compauivn
should be answered. By the talSipg auloln.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

liAHefN's Madame for July opens
'lh Timely paper hy ". IT, Rideins,
;utirl'd Jack A>hurc." exposing the pc
'ulIur iempta,ior+ and dem0ralzng 10.
luences 10 which sailors are subject iu
lur metropolis. Tao article is character.
I,tellly illustrated. An illustrated arii.
sic ou National STANDARDS and I'm.
oIem~,' by IL. X. W. Wl'eox, is novel
'ud interesting. ani espeeially timely
apropos OF the Fourth.
~ series Of illustrated papers desrrip.
rive Of General Sherman's recent tour ia
Europe and the East written 10y the Gen.
erals aid de.camp, Col j c. Audendried
= began in this number. That part Of
The first article which relates to Sicily i
very ably suppleme ted by Mr. Junius
lleuri Brownies beautifully illustrated
paper on Sicily aud the Sicilians."
Emilio CASTELAR,, the Spanish Republi.
eau leader, continues in this Number his
instructive aud eloquent exposition Of the
Republican movement in Europe.
The prnercss OF Russian conquest ia
Cculral Ala, The peculiar features Of the
pulley carried out in thi, brilliant career
Of conquest aud the commercial aspect OF
the Asian question, constitute the subject
n tier OF brlllilnt aud ably considered
Contribution by T lmas ". Kuox, euli.
tied "liussian Pohey in Asia" The rest
o. the number Is equally good,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

DEATH OF HORACE +. CLARK.-Neu
York, June 20.-Tne city Is startled b.,
the announcement that Horace L. Clark
President of the Lake Shore aud Union
Pacific railroad companies, and son.in-
law Of Commodore Vanderbilt, died il
this city yesterday Of rheumatism Of the
heart, in the fifty eight year OF his age.
Tie was menber Of The Thirty-6l,h aud
Thirry-sixth Congresses, aud siuce his re.
tiremcut from polllics has been Identified
with railroad projects and actively asso'
ciated with Vanderbilt enterprises
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

Woods Household Magsz.ue for July
is ahead OF any previous DumUer, anI
when We consloer Its usual s.aDdaiu ex-
cellence, this is u rare praise Indeed. 1t
is household, not only iu name tut IL
character, and its table Vi coutcnis shows
a wonderful adaptation Of articles to Tho
individual memoers OF tho family circle.
" Sims Llltie Girls" temperance siory
oy Mary Hartwell, " eaiher.t,usa
Block" by Karl kase, " How the wv
was Kept by IL. V. Osborus, " Luna
tics at Large, by Rev. Z. W. HoliaLJ,
and 4" The Declaration Vi Independence, p
by j. Is. Wakelsy, u. u, uro auiong ,he
more noticeable articles. Toe Cnnuion
Department is crowded full, aud eouIails
q poem, In baby-talk, which without douot,
will be very acceptable to tho ii,lIe olc..
The price OF the magazine is oue dol.as
year. Address.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Nvwtu'sb, \, y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

AsIArio CuoLERA.- HashiaJtoa, d.
T., June 22.-fnv hrst oasc VI supposed
Aslailu cholera was that Of u colored wo.
man which terminated fatally yesterday.
II is said that ELK similar cases were re-
ported last uight by the Board OF Health,
aud that they are III The mvst filthy To-
oaliIies.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

| Cheapest cause exp penses are far lower tha
| any otaer COMPANY, uld dividends, which
pad Annually Ii cash, are mucn larger than an
otirr con- 1Iny. Exptrienc Is tho b,st test In
euro yuur ltves walls ia hvalth in this grand 81
|cunptry, tine lrsc,t aud strongest lnonild ool
piation Ia tao uuitsd states
T1v Mutual Lt9 lu,uGanco Company of New
York is tAe b;st 4sibld Kind uf savings Institu
t.un for ia Ia ncllti. ii thu insu ed die;
after Ptyins lew liars in prcmlu MS, ,thous ind
OF dollars are at uuce s;cuced. Ii he lves man
years. it is u good inv ,,tncnt in this Company
Sujh its large dividends, rs will bs seen h
the toll,wihs illa-tratIon: Policy No. l4,t7Of-
| So, CO. dated Ap,il ~, 81, un the liie of th
late Hos HORACE GREELEY.
Ii shtcrn annual premiums ot S2J30f
wero p,id missing ia all si,27i ::
The divilend additions u this relicy
nuuut to CLOS
| WAieA is S5}j Gj more than all the premiums paiu
The on slnal ,n i.nt insvr~i $4,000 W
Has bcen l"vreased by dividds G,lus 81
Present am unt of policy SiIlus 81
NnieI is s. S,oij tj lnnrc tuin all premium, paid
Tbs premiums Uu this pp,cy,at
y plrc at; al iouLI iHIt.o-t,
anouut to ouly O,i9o 20
Lcayias II nrruftoy"ranl above
y e.nll ns 'nl eun Jvund ia.
t rest tnrte,n, III 81 i0S SO
Anptner diyi ieHi. fom phil II, 1872, 10 date U
SIR. ''r,el - d,.ih will be paid.
~ laieS with Ju ui Probate, ia tho Bricl
81 80, Dcar tuu CVu,t l"usv.
N, a MUNRoE, Agent.
Mil IL bury, March /, is j. dU;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

The Street Commissioners gave hear.
ing on Friday On Ihc proposition 10 widen
Washington street irom l3o,lstu to
Averl also ior tbs wiieuius Vi Essox
from Washington TO u4rrisyu avenue,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

A rich young Cleveland girl, for whom
prudent parents had already selected a
wealthy "estch," blufed them oil and
married Hans, the hired mau.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

SsKS. +. j. MARTIN, Fa,hionahl
= Dress and Cloak maker, has constantly on
hand all he latest and most approved patterns
Work executed With satisfaction and desratcl
Also sole Agent for the Gr,vvr and Baker Elastic
and Lock stitch Sewing Machine,
Middl, bury Vt. 5l;cm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

ii 5. PUN NAM would iuioin ,h'
1 ep"ple ct Mddl bury and Addison Count
that the old Cotton Mill Is in full operation, an
thvt he is prepared 20 furnish carpet warp am
batting of ii superior quality, at the lowest cas-
price
Middleburv, Dec Is, 1872. 31;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

TIE ALDINE Tor July Is u capital NUN.
Der, both as regards It's Ats aud It's l. l.
erature. II opeus with u iull.p- ~ ii...-
tratlou, prluted IN tiuis, III. .uut.j
Catch iiiu !" IL Represents i~o .u..G.
ren, elder Oi whom, a gal, Is Lci4hg h,r
little brother up " ivs.DGsh, W "A.el
butterfly Is about 10 alleht. Va.o -
Que ut Air. J.hu 5. D.,.ss siuiies II
child e,aud u ,xcell,ut oLs, tLv. "MoOL.
light 0u The ShvusLduah IL .it!c Il Tue
nrst OF sciles vi i've illustrations
drawn by MIR. j. D. " oodwa,d, Mhoso
themes uie the seen,ry VI tue UId Dvu.io'
lou, which Is cnl,hy seiccled Ia luls Ia.
stapce irvm The ieg!uu around iiarper
F,rry, aud tho Sheuandoah. They are
picturesque uud beautiful. Mrs Eliza
Gfeatoi.x Transports Us back TO GA
New YOlk, III her spirited skesch oi "lI.l
Gate Ferry" which ls Que oi the most
characteristic local dra"lugs ever cou.
tributed to TnE ALDINE. "A D4iuIy
Blt," after Quo Meyer, Is delicious
enough TO provoke an eplcure ami io'-
er. Other hgure-pieces are The - Morn-
ing Bath" Uy ii. Werner, aud d" ou
Naughty Children " BY A. uatl. Tlero
is noble portrait Of " The Counties Pv-
tozki " hne architectural v.ew oi Il no
Frauenkirche, Nuremberg woodisul
scene euti,led The Onset" by U. k,on-
er; and weird picture of a tirle'u, ai
We suppose, staudiug aloue in desol. to
marsh upon which the moon Is just ~
ing. This, which is alter Dahl, 10 mJst
poetic aud Impressive realization oi 49,
ltude." The Literature OF TnE ALpiAE
is always excellent.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

Wulworlh's trial iur the murder of his
father began M0ud'y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

Mr.. EDiTon Since several persons
ln this quiet (2) towu ore being much OK.
ercioed about me und my doings, would
ask you to grant me little space iu your
paper while | say my sa; to them.
am charged " by disgraciug the town
by reporting TO the REGISTER. for publ.
cation the shameful doiogs oi various bar.
ties;" to which count must plead gull
ty, In that | have occasionally stated o,
paper the various items OF interest con.
cerulng the enterprise, tact, skill aud en-.
ergy OF my towtsneu, together with their
ieats OF pugi!listic skill. | have noied
TO some extent their skill aud success in
utilizing our abundant water bower md
other improvements which my townsmcn
are making; some OF these have b,en
published. But to the charge II dis.
graclng tho town by reporting, &c :"
plead not guilty, aud gu these prounds;
The persous that have committed these
lawleSs acts are the ones that disgrace
any community, not the one that regotis,
or publishes their action, aud | have vet
10 learu that 1t Is greater crime t. re-.
port III the manner havo than il il "a
scatter them, by word Of mouth, broad.
cast, wherever u person travels, or 10 oy.
cry one he secs, with fresh addition az
every time the tale is told
Now, there is another side Of lais mat.
ter. Various matters creep iuto the hro.
,sTER Tor which | am not rcspousihlc--
"ee,~ i. | know nothing of until s.n
some Of I, i. O,,get, still, it is said il is
ought to bo ashamed Of hS"so.nsS' ,n unu nc
OF so frequent occurrence that ini' 1t Is
reached the point not to notice any q
their oblique hints to clear them W.
One thug more, whcn [ report onv.
thi 6 for the paper intcuj io do il cor.
rectiy, stil, | caunot be in all llaces at
the same time, aud have to de,cnd on
others for statements, which may bo col.
ored by malice, ignorance Or carc.cssucs..
When thibk au nj istice /, doav through
any cause, | am ready aud willing tu zee.
tliy, but how eau | 'cctiiy what uc,ct
wiotet l would much rather state ttv.
orab!e than uuisvorable things Of ,uy
one, still, while do report for the Rij.
IsTER, those that will not aut Ike r,i
eitizcus may expect to BE- shown ~, c.ne
what may.
Now. gents l will leave this SUI je, t
here, asking YOU to rememb:r that Viii o
own up to writing some things for tho
REGISTER, l do rot to eli; that what [
write am tot ashamed - own o. rceti.y;
hat | wish to do justice to all; TIA.
tn use that defy the law, of Cod aud ma
may expect 10 fad ne after them whea
say anything, aud, uually. that an uot
10 be scared by threats OF personal yio-
ence Or coats Of tar and feathers.
Yours, &c, j. S. Cu,NDLrn