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~ Nervous Debiity.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak men,
orv. The consequence o. excesses or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
III Humphrey Homeopathic Specific, No. IS. 1t
tones up the system, dispela the mental Il Om and
d. spondency, and rejuyeDates the entire system. II
IL perfectly harmless and alwa $ efficient. Price
S. for package of five boxes AID large ~ vial OF
powder, which is important In Old, serious gases
or 81 per single box. sold ny all druggists, SEM
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Meuicine Co., No. 1852 Broad
way, N.Y. ieb25,dSw
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The CLAyMoNT BREAK DowN.-We were in
error Yesterday, in ascribing the rail road acct
dent near Claymont, on Saturday evening, to
the breaking of wheel. 1t was caused by an
axle breaking. The wheel is perfectly good,
and will be put in service, again, as We are in
formed by Mr.. Hodgeman, master Of machinery
on the p. w. 4 u. road
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sR-An Eminent Dfrine says, ~ have been using
tn Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives me new vigor, buoy
ancy of spirits, Of muscle" Seth w. FUwle Sons,
Boston, will send free pamphlet of 80 pages on
tanning full account OF this remarkable Imedcine,
To any one sending them their address.
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Improved TrOnmer,s.
EXTRACT OF MALT.

To those who wish The nourishng properties of
Ale, Beer, or Porter hut who can OF take them on
account o. the alcohol which they contain, We re-
commend the Improved Extract OF Malt which con-
talnS IN concentrate form all the nrurishu ent IN
malt liquors without their stimulBt ny Effects sod
by
Il. L c. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
novS-tf sc3 Market street.
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~ americans are Nation Of Dyspepiics. live
fast, dsspate and I'LL early graves We drink all
mastcatlon pork grea and every kind OF lifedes-
troying, system-clogging, indlgestible food. DR..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters will remove the
ev effects, and the recovered patient, with pure,
yitallzed electrical blood flowing through his veins,
will have a clearer head sni a cooler judgment,
which added TO experience, will cause hun to abstain
n the future Az
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w-DIAMOED JERELRY a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches is karat, solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery in every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times, al T.
W. Bailys old established stand, No. $40 Market st.
PHILADELPHIA,
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TaE KENT COUNTY ALMsHoUsK. Some stric-
lures by correspondent OF the Deld,udredn has
brought out E. W. Cooper the attending physl-
clan, In letter in which he thus speaks Of the
comforts Of the institution. As to the drink,
used,it ia Rio Coffee and prepared Rye in equal
parts, and not that "miserable substitute
pdrched bran" is used. The diet ia good, sub
stantal one, and fully equal to many table in
the country, which is supplied in accordance
with the taste OF its providers. This
is for those who are well, 1.-THE sick are
supplied from the best the house will afford
consisting of milk, eggs, rice, mush, chicken or
beef tea, milk punch, as according to my direc-
ton, or ottimes left to the individual inclination
OF the patient. As to their accommodations, we
have had from ten to fifteen rooms heated by
cellar heaters, ready as circumstances might re-
quire, and having been compelled to use some
Blk or eight we have always had four or five
spare rooms very comfortably heated for any
emergency.
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sF-LOOKI LO0KI LOOKi
RRLLYS DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
It will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn
It VIII make you strong and give you new life.
It will act upon your liver and tone up your dges
non.
II 10 pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do oil that tonic will do without liquor TO
stimulate 1t Is pot Wine of Iron. Try IT, nacturs
prescribe II. On py recommend 1t. Thousands
hay, been cured with il. Su0er no longer. sen
AID yet circular see what II mas done
For sale by smith X Painter E. Bringhursi Co.,
g. ycInall, Jr., snd Druggists peneraly. april in
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Antifes.

NOTICE.-FUNERA NOTICES AMI
IN Society meeting notices to secure insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in adj
rance. aprI-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
NOTICE OF The SEURE.
~ tary Board of Public Education, Wilmington
Del March 22d, ls7b.
An election for members Of the Board of Public
Education, of the City Of Wilmington. Will be held
on
SATURDAY, April 81, 1875,
In zach Of the wards of the City
Polls open at O'Clock p. H., closing at O'Clock
p. M.
The members TO he elected, and the places fol
holding the election are as follows:
First Nard-One member for three years Polls
school house In Second street near Washington.
Second Ward-One member for 3 years Polls
FELTON, House, at Second and Walnut streets.
Third Ward-One member for years.-POlls
cor. Of Fifth and range streets, at Jacob Hanser
Fourth Nard-One member for years, and one
member for year. Polls, city Hail. Market street
FINN Ward-UDe member for one year.-Polls
lafayette Hotel, corner Ninth and Shipey streets
Sixth Ward-Une member for three years. Polls
Edward Fenton's, corner Seventh and Walnut
streets.
Seveuth Ward-One member for three years and
on member Tor two years Polls at No. Schoo
House, Eleventh and Washington Streets
iighih Ward-One member fof tlree years. Polls
at coinrr OF Fourteenth and King streets.
Ninth Ward.-One member for three yea s. Polls
old Academy, Vaadever Avenue below Market
sueet.
Tenth ward-one member for three years. Polls
school house No. 10, corner Elm al d Adams streets
WIN. II CLOwAhD.
Secretary Board o. Public Education.
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VISITING RED MRS.-A delegation OF Juniats
Tribe No. IA. of Imp. o. r. NJ, of Reading, are
in town to-day, having followed the remains OF
John A. Springer hither, and they will perform
at the grave the solemn rites Of the order, this
afternoon. The gentlemen who compose the
delegation are d. F. Probst, D. Y. Seders. VIM
Maicks, William DIETRICH, J. Gehert, E. Fisher
ID. Clark and 7. Bowman.
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IL Won,sn's Lace Shoes from fl.b9 up and wo
mems button shoes from s2.35, at Prettyman 8.
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CITY lTEM 8.

gT- SEEDS. Garden seeds, all kinds, fresh stock,
Bowmans, 2nd and King sreets mhr23-u
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Boarding..

BOARDING - FIRST CLASS BOARD
- INCA new, clean house. hot amt cold wafer
baths, In second, thrd, ami fourth stori,s,
Ne 22O fRFN II STREET.
Charges, $3.50 per week. Must hring good r com
enlatiOns. mar3-im
ROAkDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ Apply 1an2,u sl2 KING.
OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at jy1-tf sOl WEST ST
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sH- Mems Winter Boots from $2.Tb up, and Men
Cali Boots from $3.50 up, AT Prettyman's.
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Anftiun Sales.

CARRIAGE AND HARNESS BAZAAR
j. Il ". MERRICK,
WILL HAVE THEIR FIRST PUBLIC sAIEor
CARRIAGES. HARNESS AND HORSES,
On $500 .,
at Their Carriage and Harness Baz a..
FOURTH AND MARKET SITS, WILMINGTnN
DELAWARE.
WEDNESDAY MORNIN q, APRIL l. 1873
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
Our public sales Will be con lnued and held every
Wednesday and saturday morn ny at 10 ocoet
crmnrising nearly Two Hund ed carr q ,es wei
SCI eted, rood rs ortment and OF various Mi d. AMI
of the best MAJ ufActurts OF our city and elsew,eIe
with u large as orimcnt OF Single AMI Doube la .
ness, AMI some Thirty H,ad of Coed borsea
Through the large experience If tine senior N en-
Of the trin In the carriage manufac urr, together
with eing everything for cash, they are ena il
10 II at The most rcaSona 10 Iices aud give salts
faction IN every mans elton. we Will Coz ST nj
keep The lstest And most fashionable STYLES In ouf
stock. ways on hand. aye sorIne't o. Car
rngt and Harness at pfivA Z sae or exchange T
second hand WORK We vii at II lime buy Or adj
vance cash ON Carriages, iiarne S etc or sell o ,
CO omission. Consgnmelts solicited.
jane u . W. ME'R RICK
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sx Boots and Shoes AT prices to suit the times, a
PrettYmanls.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS
THE ERECTION OF AN IRON BRIDGE OVER
MlSPiLLlON CREEK.
Proposals will be received by u committee ap-
pointed by the Levy Court of Kent and Sussex 10
build an Iron Bridge at Milford, Delaware, over Mis-
pion Greek. of the following dimension length,
4s feet width, 80 feet. For further Information ap
ply 10 =. Nj. SIMPLE
Or W. N. W. DORSEY.
mar0-2wdaw At Milford, Delaware.
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NOTICE-FXCELeIOR LOAN ASSC-
~ CIATION.-The Second Annual meeting OF
this association will be held on TUESDAY evening
next. the 2s inst, at IN O'clock at the Office Of the
Secretary, No. IA Market Street The Auditors will
orlcers and Directors will he held. Shares In the
Third series for sale.
ATIEsr-D. T. HAWKINS, sccretarv
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NEW STORE. NEW GOODS.

X BRlNdHuRsT & CO.,
Cor. SIXTH and MARKET 81.
Offer nne assortment of fine goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers,
Flower Vases,
Cut Gasstoogne Bottles,
PLAIN Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet sets,
Travelling Cups in Russia leather,
Hand and Toilet Mirrors
Cologne Flasks.
Finest French Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes,
Finest American Hair Brushes
On ivory, buaao ,lnlad Rosewood satinwood, tsc.l
Iorse-shell Dressing Combs
ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs,
lnda-rubber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Gases,
Smelling Bottles
French, English and American Extraots
Dor the hanikerchicf)
Bess lee an extensive variety of Foreign and Ameri-
CAP s%aoehe9 d ~ ,iet soaps, cosmetics Sa9he'
Brushes Sc., comprising one OF the largcst
asSoTtments OF NE TOILET
~ DDS ever offered In this city.
j.. BKINGdUkST 4 CO..
APoTHRoAgIEs,
Corner Sixth and MarKet Streets.
{ ARD 10 THE PUBLIC!
wooLLEy a VAN TRUMP's
INSURANCE AGENCY
FIFE, MARINE, LIFE, ACcIDgNTi
no JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING TIL
CITY HALL,
WASHINGTON. DxLAwARn
We are the
1ul Y AUTHORIZED AGENTs OF THE OLDEST;
i.AIGESr AND BEST KNOWN COMA
MES IN THE WORLD.
HAVING
CASH Assets OF OVER. siOc, O0aOOo
We insure all kinds of properly within the state
and adjoining counties. Dwellings, and Farm Pro
perry taken at very low rates.
,, we make specially OF taking entire charge o.
our customers business thereby relieving them OF
much trouble and expense and settle all losses
PROMPTLY AND LIBEG,iIY, without extra charge,
oiierlng oar past record AZ q guarantee for the
tntute, we confidently assert 1t will be to your In
ereSt to call Oh M al examine our list Of Compa
MES IN all departments before nsurIng or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF ms URANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECIED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATES.
attention.
Expressing our Acknowledgements for the patron
hBe we nave enjoyed and collecting a continuance,
We remain, very respectfully,
IhNIES WOuLI.EY, Et. VAN TRUMP
- Kit
We are nov selling the celebrated "srA :" brand
TOMATOES.
T'ro e LB.) CANS FOR a5 Cent?.
Quality Guaranteed.
CANNED CORN, PEAS, &C., at Reduced Prices
A Fresh Invoice o. Fanny Groceries, Includins
oLiN ks FAT CIEs (alunedD SAYhRs
suLTANA SAUCE.
PATE LIE = FOIE GRAS.
srILToN. CHEDDAR PNRMESAN, AND GE@
CHEESE.
EstFason Vinegar, les, Comb Hone &c.
ALMONDS.
hArl-ly EIGHTH AND MARKET STRSRTs
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Legislative Proceedings.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFF1cE.
at 8 A, M, 22 At P. M, @
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ROOFlNG-OI.D LEAkY TIN, SLATE
~ Shngie aud Composition roofs made water
tkht aud durable by Il coat of PLASTIC SLhTE
anu hi q small cost.
fia'tc Slate, esoCstos and Gravel Roofing
ROBERT All KIN.AN
roud Aa1na's Hardware Store
Mo- NJ
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TRAVELLING AT HoME.-A goodly company OF
tourists are expected to assemble, this evening,
at Central Church, to accompany DIR. Allan il
his excursion (once more repeatedly across the
Rocky Mountains and through California All
who propose to join the party are recommended
to be on hand carly to secure good seats, and
be prepared for starting promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Some who have made the trip speak of it il,
most commendable terms Next to visiting
California. is the pleasure of enjoying such de.
| scriptions, verbal and pictorial. The Ire.by.
terrain The lecture was decidedly interesting
and Instructive. "-Phil0. Press. d" 1t IN decid-
edly one of the most pleasing, instructive and
completely illustrated lectures that has been de.
iyered this winter. PLATA. Inquirer. Mover
before, to my knowledge. .have the wonders OF
California been exhibited to the public, IN "a
complete and satisfactory form. REQ. Udnit
March, D. u, "lt gives a more life-ike picture
OF that country, with its wealth of grand scenery
than had obtained from much and varied read
ing '-Dr. Uarid Mdl1l.
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VIOLENT DEATH OF SUPPOSED DELAwAREAS.
On Saturday afternoon, man who, from pa
pers in his possession, was supposed to be Leo
nard F. Dunn, of Delaware, but who il also said
to be Joshua Leonard Of Conn, was found dead
in bed at 105 Callowbil street, Philadelphia,
with marks of violence upon his person.
After brawl at tavern in Front street
he retired to his home, covered in blood, and
death resulted from these wounds Several
parties were arrested, and yesterday an exami-
nation was begun which was not finished but
Frank Harper and George Cook were detained
vest worn by Harper at the time of the melee
is said to be disfgured with blood stains.
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M OF G F. A MEETING OF TIE
~ Stockholders OF the Mutual Loan Assoc att
VIII be held on TUESDAY evening next, March cal,
IN the usual place. to act On amendments to ihs By
Laws subinl ted March 10Th inst.
GEO. c. MhRlS.
1I-tt Snpra
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n OTlCE.-AL PERSONS IN IL REST
i ED N the matter Ct taxa ion upon assess ent
OF nve' tlnents for state, county, and poor purposes
IN New Castle county, Will please take notice that
lhe asscssurs OF the several hundreds III call upon
them Tor the purpose Of assessing the proper invest
nents AZ provided by law and for any information
respecting the sane may call or address, the Levy
onrt representatives for their hut drtd and for re-
dress 10 the Levy Court in person, AZ the Court will
4 as court OF Appeal during the days OF their N
ting until the 3lsl day of March, 1873.
JOHN p. SPRINGER, CLERK.
The following is the law on the subj ct, as passed
by the Legislature:
AN ACT TO alter AMI amend the Act entitled An
Ac 10 raise revenue for state and County pur-
poses"
Passed at Dover, March 30,h, 1871.
De IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Relrs cnta-
tires u The STATE n Deiatoare, IN General sselJly
met
SEcrIoN /. That from and after the passage Of this
act 1t shall not he lawful for any assessor in This
state to assess and tax shall he levied and col
lect'd on any debt OF debts due from debtors resid-
ing In this stste secured by or due on jud1ment,
decree, recognlzante, mortgage or bond for any
purpose whatever
SE TIOS2 And b. il further enacted, That this act
shall nOt apply to, nor eXemat from taxation any
hon,is, mortgages, or any other obligation tue or
owing from any Incorporated company in this state
from any taxation whatever, snd all nc and part
OF acts inconsistent with this act he and the same Is
or are hereby repealed.
PASSED at Dover, February 9th 1sI5.
IDars-lst
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State Prison. During the SIX years OF
his confinement which have already
elapsed, he has learned Latin, Greek,
Arabic, German, French, Italian and
Spanish, and is now at work on He
brew. If he does as well in the nine
years Of imprisonment yet remaining,
as he has in the six that ar past, ne
may sustain a comparison with Cardinal
Mezzofanti or Elihu BurTitt, as lin
guist, and still be at heart base VII
lain.
If any one should accuse our Re
publican contemporary of intending
the above for an argument that public
schools are proftless as a means for
making good citizens, 1t would hasten
to repudiate any such motive. The
real animus Of the Gazette's article,
which really does contain some unpleas-
ant truths, lies in the fact that the Re-
publican nominee for Mayor Of Cincin-
natl is John Robinson, Of circus re-
nown. Opponents speak of him as
''an uncultured clown" and the Ga
zette, rallying to his support, makes the
mistake of arguing that learned man
may be a knave, when the fact it really
wishes to prove is that an unlearned
man may be honest.
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SOME folks seem wonderfully anxious
to get Church an State mixed up in
this country by putting God in the
Constitution" or by some other means.
A New York special to the Chicago
Times raises the question whether
Archbishop McCloskey can accept
the Cardinalate conferred on him
by the Pope without the per-
mission Of Congress, basing this
conundrum on the constitutional
proviso that no person holding any Of
fee Of profit or trust under the United
States shall, without the consent Of
Congress, accept Of any present, emol-
ument, Office or title Of any kind from
any king, prince or foreign State. The
double absurdity in this is that Arch
bishop McClosky does not hold any Of
fee under the United States, and Just
now the Pope, being stripped Of his
temporalities, is neither a King nor a
Prince nor a State. But if the Arch
bishop were Senator from New York,
and the Pope King of all Italy, the
constitutional proviso would no more
apply to the title Of Cardinal than 10
that Of Bishop or Archbishop, all Of
which come alike from Rome.
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No. olo4.
In (Tlnllcern 7f Nashville.

JnO. Ruhm, R. L. Caruthers, Solicitors 70
Complainant. mhl oaE4t
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NARROW-GAUGE IN MAURY AND
MARSHALL

The citizens of Columbia viii vote,
next Thursday, on a question in which
they have a heavy local stake. By this
election will be determined their
wishes as to the proposed transfer,
from the west to the east end Of the
projected Duck River Valley railroad,
of $4,000 of stock voted by Columbia
in aid of the enterprise. The Herald
and Mail states that the amount is to
be used exclusively for purchasing iron
and roIing-stock for the road between
Columbia and Lewisburg, and says:
Remember that the company prom
ised a completed road-bed to the Mar
shall county line, for the subscription
of $4,000, and no one can say that
this money has not been judiciously
expended, for the work is about COM
plete and shows for itself. They now
propose to put the road into operation
to Lewisburg, and will, if Columbia
will only make the desired transfer"
of stock already subscribed, commence
immediate negotiations Tor iron and
equipments.
Should II be a complete failure, and
the promise not complied with-which,
judging the future by the past, will
not bethe case-then, and In that event,
the bonds viii not be issued by the city
authorities to the company, and we will
be out nothing. But our interest is
now, for the road bed alone, Just SO, $50
annually, which must be paid, and is,
in a manner, a total loss to Columbia,
even if it were changed and made a
broad gauge, inasnuch IS the Louis
vile and Nashville Company, would
become the sole benefciaries. We are
confident that 1t viii be to the financial
interest of every citizen of Columbia
and vicinity to vote the transfer, have,
the road completed and thereby secure
the trade, in a short time, of thirty
miles of country which otherwise would
never be touched, and which we believe,
beyond doubt, viii be largely in ex-
cess Of the assessments required to
meet the interest on, and secure sink
ing fund for the payment Of the bonds.
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WITH the Senate adjourned the field
is now clear for Grant to make what
Cabinet changes he may please, and
Washington rumor is busy. The cor
respondents insist that Attorney Gen.
eraI Williams is ready to step down
and out, while lack Chandler is ready
to step up and into that Office or any
other, not excepting the Treasury, if
Bristow resigns, or the Department Of
State, if Fish retires. Bristow com
plains of the drudgery Of his position,
which he describes as listening to
offce-beggars all the morning, and
writing his signature to official papers
all the af ernoon. Spinner is again
threatening to resign because, although
he is held responsible for the cash, he
is not allowed to select the cashier of
his Bureau. The old man may, like NJ.
Theirs, threaten to resign once too
often, and Bristow may take him at
his word.
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THE Liverpool correspondent Of the
Manchester Examiner states that the
action of the Liverpool Cotton Brok-
ers' Association in altering the stan
dards Of American cotton has been re-
ceived with great disfayor, as the re-
suit VIII be TO materially alter them;
and, looking at the vast amount Of
business transacted IN arrivals, it Is
feared that the change viii produce
incessant disputes. An embodiment
Of this feeling IS given in a memorial
numerOusly signed by both buyers and
sellers Of cotton, and which has been
forwarded TO the chairman Of the Cot
ton Brokers' Association. The me-
moriaIists strongly object to the re-
vision of the standards, and suggest
that the association should not make
any radical change during the season,
which extends from about Sept. lst to
July 3lst.
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WE'LL DO TT
To the Union and American:

For forty years I've been reading
your paper. Need l then say that l
ike it? In a few things we differ.
Does not that prove that we, each of
US, do our own thinking?
If you will allow a candid expression
Of sentiment as to your paper, viii
say, that 1 have ever found you sincere,
Independent, faithful.
Now, viii you permit-not advice,
but a suggestion? If 50, then l say
unto you: 60 on, as you have been 60
ing on in the past pursue the even
tenor Of your way; turn neither to the
right nor to the left, but move straight
along IN the clear path of prosperity
and duty, indicated by your own judg-
ment. Please yourselves; in so doing,
you will not fail to please your patrons,
With cordial wishes for your con-
tinued and enlarged prosperity and
usefulness, / remain yours,
An OLD PRINTER.