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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

E"Postmaster General Jewell has
issued an order directing that the fee for
registering letter mailed at any post.
office within the United States, address
ed to any other postofice in the United
States, or to foreign country, be fixed,
on and after July /. 1875, at the uni
form rate of 10 cents, in addition to the
regular letter postage, to be fully pre-
paid by postage stamps affixed to such
letter, and cancelled at the mailing office.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

VALUABLE CATTLE.-It is presumed
that the finest lot of short-horn cattle in
the world are now in temporary quarters
in Jersey City. They number fourteen
in all, and have been selected by compe-
tent and experienced buyers from every
part OF the United States and Canada.
ut the almost fabulous cost of Sl25, 900.
They are the property of Mr.. George w.
Fox, the foreign partner of Mr.. A. T..
Stewart, of New York city, and will be
shipped by the steamer Holland on
Thursday next to England. OF the four
teen valuable animals. three are from
Kentucky, eight from New York. two
from Indiana, and one from Canada
The two most valuable of the lot are
from the plantation of Mr.. A. j. Alex
ander, Of Woodburn Park. Kentucky,
and for them Mr.. Fox paid $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
Valuable Discovery.
ECONOMY in Holding Astaod Of Utilizing Goa
Tar and Crude Ole in Furnaces.


| Much has been said and written about
the great motor recently brought to
light in the East, but Indianapolis can
claim for one OF her citizens the honor
Of inventing and perfecting that which
will undoubtedly revolutionize the sys-
tenn of heating furnaces. For more
than year past Mr.. Henry Stacy has
been endeavoring to perfect plans by
which coal tar. crude oil, etc., could be
practically utilized for the purpose of
making heat enough to melt iron (of all
descriptions,) brass, generate steam, etc.
1t has been known by many that the
gas company, for some time past, has
been very strict in enforcing the notices
that are conspicuously posted up all a.
round their works, mo admittance, call
at the Office" Now that the patent has
been granted on the furnace heater, it
has come to light that the gas company
have had these heaters on their furnaces
for nearly six months, and so we'll have
they done the work that during this
time the company have saved daily on
ten furnaces, six hundred bushels of
coke, and in making this saving have
consumed portion Of coal tar that
would otherwise have run into Pogue's
run. One Of these heaters was placed
on a furnace at the Malleable Iron
Works last week, where it required eight
days and nights to anneal the iron with
coal, but the heater did the work better
in six days and nights, consuming but
two and half barrels OF tar, costing
$3.50 per barrel. Mr.. Stacy thinks he
can run locomotive a distance Of 100
miles without fireman, at a cost Of but
80 cents. Arrangements have been
made already for the speedy introduce
ton Of this great invention, and as the
men interested have means and ability,
there seems to be no reason why it will
not be adopted by all those needing fur
mace heaters at a saving Of about ninety
per cent. over wood or coal. The cost
of the heater is not to exceed two dol.
lars for each furnace, and it is so simple
in its construction that child can east.
ly understand its operations. The tar.
oil, ETC., passes from the barrel tank. or
reservoir through a small pipe, and is
deposited in front of steam and cold
air injector that forces it into the fur.
mace in the form ofspray, making per-
feet mass of flame, but no smoke or
sparks. Indianapolis Sentinel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

GREAT SALE OF THoRoUGuBREDs--
The annual sale of yearling thorough
breds and trotting stock bred on the
Woodburn farm, Kentucky, the proper
ty of Mr. A. j. Alexander, took place
on Monday of last week, and was large.
ly attended. The total of the sale al
though several head less were sold than
last year, was larger than ever before
twenty-three colts bringing $24, 145. an
average of $l,049.36 each, and thirteen
FLIES selling for S9,155, an average OF
S7O4.23 each. Thirty head of trotters
sold for $3.50, making the aggregate
sales $4,000. A full brother to Mon.
archist brought $1,000. A full brother
to Madame Dudley was considered the
star of the lot, and was purchased by
NJ. II. Sanford for $4,000. a colt by
Asteroid, out of Edna. created lively
bidding, and was knocked down to II.
w. Sears at S2.575. The same gentle
man paid $1,000 for a Lexington colt,
ont of Invercauld.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

1In Baltimore during the 4S hours
ending on Monday morning there were
eight cases Of sunstroke, Of which three
were fatal.
tyThe New York banks hold S17,-
10000 less specie than this time last
year.
HA naval force has been ordered to
the mouth OF the Rio Grande to look af-
ter our interests there, and to cooperate
with the army in the suppression of the
Mexican raiders.
1Last year we imported from Great
Britain about 100000 yards less linen
and 100000 less cotton than we did
two years ago.
IThe Wheat Crop Of the South is
becoming an important feature Of our
agriculture. The Galveston Neus thinks
the wheat crop Of Texas will be 5,OOO,-
900 bushels this year.
1The Beecher.Tilton case occupied
the court between three and four months.
Judge Porter spoke six days, Mr.. Evarts
eight and Mr.. Beach ten-aggregating
twenty-four days spent in argument.
Up to Monday night last the jury had
failed to agree.
0The lead in lead pencils is not
lead at all. though it is called black
lead. The weight, If nothing else. tells
you that. 1t is mineral called ghra-
phite-from the Greek word to write
and is more nearly related to coal than
lead.
~ The Milburn Wagon Company, of
Toledo, Ohio, made single sale on Sa-
turday last, Of 1920 wagons to 60 to
Galveston, Texas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

The RAILROAD SETTLEMENr.-Noth
ing new could be learned. the Baltimore
Sun of Saturday says, relative to the sit
nation Of railroad affairs, beyond the
statement that the general agents ofthe
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania
railroads were still in conference at Phil
adelphia for the settlement of details I'M
der the compromise. 1t is stated that
matters may possibly be in shape so
that fares can be advanced on Monday.
and that the rate between New York and
Chicago will be SlS, "a heretofore given.
1t is conceded in generally well inform
ed quarters that the rumors of probable
differences between the trunk lines ont
of New York and the Baltimore and o.
hio and Pennsylvania roads are not with
out foundation. AS heretofore stated in
an extract from the Chicago Tribune, the
Michigan Central, acting doubtless in
accord with the New York Central and
New York and Erie roads. has declined
to advance passenger fares between Chi
cago and New York to the old rates. AS
1t Is in the interest of the New York lines
to prevent Philadelphia and Baltimore
from trenching on the New York trade,
remarks the Philadelphia Ledger. they
will probably act in harmony with the
Michigan Central in keeping down the
rates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

iVBy an act Of Congress approved
March 3, 1874, the fees on domestic
money orders from July ]. 1875. will be
as follows: An order not exceeding
$i5, 10 cents over $lj and not exceed.
ing $50, 10 cents over $50 and not ex.
ceeding $40. 20 cents over $40 and not
exceeding $50 rs cents
tV'John Hogan, n colored man. was
hung on the 2sth nit, by party ofciti.
zens near Russellville. Arkansas. for at
tempting TO get into bed the night pre-
vious with two white girls, with the in
tention Of committing rape.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

IVWc were honored on Tuesday
night last, in front Of our house. with
music, on the Guitar and Violin. the
former by Mr.. HERBERT w. EsrEs. Of
the D.. ID. & b. Institution, and the lat.
ter by Mr.. JAMES HARmsoN, ofthis place.
They performed, each, their part, in a
most mastery manner. We hope, they
will honor us again with their sweet
music. Thanks, gentlemen, for this
favor
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

iV'In this age of scepticism, facts are
required to inspire confidence in the
minds Of the people; but, with good in.
dorsers, they are willing to test any ar.
ticle claiming extraordinary merit. The
proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover offer the following indorse.
ment OF the merits claimed by them for
their preparation, by the Pittsburgh, Pa,
Christian Advocate" wig: The public
have so often been deceived by the use
Of worthless preparations for the hair,
that an article OF this kind, to gain their
favor and secure their patronage. must
possess real merit. We are glad to rs.
sure our readers that Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover is meeting with
the success which its merits so Justly de.
serve and we have reliable evidence
that it will perform all that il claimed
for it, in restoring gray hair to its natu
raj color, and rs n permanent dressing
is unsurpassed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
MoTICE

VIE nett Annual aicsdng Of The Overseers u
4 The Poor Of Hampshire County, will be he'd
az fhe POOf-ilouse 81 said County. on the lsft
Iue5ia ~ Iu'y next icing the 27ih day ~ the
mn b. Eo-Aii claims u1der contracts wi
The Oycrseers % The Poor aud for services 10 or
arbcles FURNISHED for poor persons must be pre-
senied then and here fOf allowance.
{. s. WHITE. Clerk
june is, 1875 .-tdm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
Rail Road Notice.

Al the request Of several Stockhold-
crs, the Stockholders ofthe South Branch
Railway Company are requested and
notified to meet at the Companys Office,
in Romncy, on Saturday. July 3rd, 1878,
at o'clock, i. NJ. 1t is hoped tina,
there may be full attendance.
ROBT. WHITE, President.
Romney, June 25, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

DOCK AGENTS wanted TO sell .rs. Pc
~ plss Common Sease Medical Adviser ~"
u 10 the cheapest book ever paslishea: sss M.
bay u sight who could not be induced ~ .'.
chase toe high-priced books treating Of Domrs.-
tic Medicine Unlike other books soiA ,hr,a..
agents this work 10 thoroughly adver,;.ss
shroughont North America. This fact, tovs,s..
With the large sise, elegant appearance, and m..
ny new features Of the book. causes IL TO All
this country. Those Of my ageuts who hsv, h.S
experiences In selling books cay that in all ,h,,,
previous canvassinI they never met with sues
success os nade 90 large waRes, a. since cor,.
msncing the sale " my vosk. yos serms snS
territory, address tiasts.ing 'wa postage ,nnrs
worlds pispensary, Buffalo, N. Y. -
noe. -hArk envelope For Pablishine Der.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

I1 There should bo cheap bread for
the poor next winter. Tie crop re-
ports from England and the European
continent become more & more favorable
rs the season advances. In France the
wheat is growing luxuriantly and promi-
ses well for the next harvest, and this
applies to all parts OF that country, IA
well as Germany, Hungary and the
southern provinces Of Russia. In none
of these countries has any injury been
experienced, either from early frosts or
late droughts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

A SUPERIOR lot Of Split and Bark Bottom
N CHAIRS also, Brown Stout, fresh 4 nice
just received and for sale, by
GILKESON, PUGH &. VANCE.
Romnsy, July 2, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
Buckingham's Dye,
FOR TIE WHISPERS

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, 70 restore gray OF faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, IN one preparation which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, & co..
NAsHUA, NH
April 2. 1875.-fv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
THE WHITE RUSSIAN OATS.
som Ching New.
L a Il N + r 8 II FAD THISl
Agents wanted.

H'HESE Oats have been ihoroughlv te.,ed and
Il proves 10 Je the finest known Their Yield
" tnofn'ous- 90 or 80 bushels per acre = they
VIII gro" well on ihin land--ibey do not injifs
your IaOd Ike The common Onfs A Package
ibat VII yield from u 10 bushels ~ oats. with
circular giving terms TO Agents and fgll insiruc-
hons ~ 10 time aud manner Of sowing, will 10
sent, postpaid, 60 any one desiring 20 oct ~ A.
gent 90 receipt u 20 cent?. The osts otter sre
if'sh and genuine feed--ihis years production
Now is The time to order 90 yon may he pfepar-
Cd iOE early fall sowing. Address
{. II. TIBBS, Scotsman.
Cleveland, Bradley Co, TenD
References.
We, ihs undersigned, are personally ac1aaiat.
I'd Win ~. G.. -. fihts, and certify ih,t orders
zen, DIN ier seeds will De promptly G,ied
z. -. BsYifss, Merchant aud photographer.
J. !" GAss, Tru'tee Bradley County.
June -, I51j.-3t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
FRESH SITPPI.Y.

A FEESH arrival 81 choice Csllcoss and Cot
"A tonades, just received from tbs East, ard
ior sale, by
GfLKESON, PUGH & VANCE.
Romney June IS, 1875
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

The House 10 comtnodious and well arranged
In its apartments, and located in pleasant rcr-
ton OF the town, and has good lot Of ground !,
stablipg, &C., attached.
The terminus Of the South Brsuch Narrow
guage Railway from Green Spring Run 10 ROM
ney will be no grea, distance from this Hotel.
The above property can be bought privately
between this aud the above mentioned date. IL
not sold before that time II will be sold publicly
before the Conr,-house door on that day.
TERNs or SALR ;--One-third OF the pu rchase
money In cash, and IN, residue 10 two equal an
nusi payments, the deferred payments TO bear
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security for the defer
red payments, aud the legal title to be retained
as q further security, until The whole Of The pur-
chase money 10 paid.
30 The above property n not cold privately
before August Court, will be disposed of with
out reserve on that day.
S. r. LUPTON,
Admir-. Of Carter b. Crop. deed.
Romney, July 2. 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02
Hardy High School.
Moorefield, Hardy Co., w. Va.

SESSiON begins 3td Wednesday in Septem.
- Der; and closes third week in June iol-
lowing.
BOARD in Principals family, $40 %
Tuition from s3o 10 $50
This is classical School, embracing fun
Colleeia,e cutIicuium, and veil provided Win
chemicals and apparatus. II is warmly COM
mended by Professors in UuiversIl, OF Va
Washington Lee University, and oiher Viz
gipa Colleges. Send for Catalogues
ii. j.. HOOVER, PRINCIPAL.
hoors6eld, june IL, 1915 BIN.
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II OF = ALE .

.yE have On hard and for sale On rcasona
w Die terms, a good two. horse 1 W heeling
WAGON. Call and examine IL.
GnREsoN, PUoH & VANCE.
Romney, June 4. 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

A SUPPLY Of choice counify cured BACON
"a Ga hand ant to- sale ~
GMKEsOS. PCcH & VAEcE.
somney, June Z, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-07-02

i until the 10th day OF August, Couaty Conr
day. that valuable Tavern stand located 10 Rom.
ney, know as the
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Ia Office =,

April 2, 187J.-Iy.
, 1875-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
At t4&rEStI1HT.


sptetai Dfspateh to II.s Chtcado 7yt5un<.
DAVENPORT, In, July 1.-Yoste,day. juno 30,
tho annual Commencement Of the Academy Of
tho immaculate Conception took place In Davcn-
port, aud = vory ln1go attendance OF paronts
from different statea Witnessed Tho e1etciaas,
which consisted Of yoca! and instrumental music,
ssaayH, readings, utc. In plano mueio the hon
oss fel 10 Atits 1.iybio ryno. OF Chicago; Miss
E!iie dramlang. Of Davenport; Hiss Ammo Ora
ham, Mrs Lillian Onorback, at Ccete Nab. tho hnsr,
Miss Fyne: guitar Misaos D. Potss. Of Dubuque, and
Nils Jennie Thompson.
tbs closing e1srclsO4 Of this City High School oc-
cured thls evening In the Opcralfosn u the prcs-
Of o thotiaaHd rooplo. Twenty Jouug ladies'
and gentlemen GeadH1ted.
lSrEnBraGE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
.,; cM1raxooHa. . Jnly l-Ias i Interstate Educ,
telrga,Ios Of teachers aud educator from Aiabama,
Missouri, Tennes'ee, oeo!sla, Kentucky. and
11sn;as IHs IT, p.sSsnt M0n m,d. HAnt
ot tho National Teachesa' As.oclatton; Or. II. 9
Br.RBa, Of the Northwestern uulvessy, Chicago; and
oilers. Tho Cuugention resolved !aef Into tHEna-
trnt Interstate Association TO meet next June IN
Memphis, with tbs officers Of tue Convention for ths
permanent oalceEA of the Association.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
INp1AxAroL1s. July i. ta71.-At meeting Of The
nirsct from the r1rsicncy nf that Institution. Bere-
Fal names mentioned tor h!s successor, AMONG
coieee, an, sAn!on. ot Dartmouth. tut no QUO VA
sEreed upon. Tue salary has been Ealxsd from 42oo0
to $1,&o0.
IOWA sTATE UNIVERSITY,
IOWA CiTr, To-, July l-Ti. cio,o # tho tata Uni
sersisy Las reduced thu popu,:on acyeral hundred
all llsns that this commencement exercises OF thil
year sxeceLsd all rrsvouA onoa.
, 1875-07-02
INDIAN NEWS.

ANOTHER sioux RAID IN WYOMING.
Ono OF the var parties that recently left tho
Sioux Reservation struck tho settlements near
lsock Crpsk Wyoming, Oh Friday lsst abont 10
a. u., capturing a largo herd OF stock, which
they took north, crosstnK tho Union Pacific Hail.
road near Lookout Station,--tne trail running In
shout the same direction that tho last tatdlug
party took, which, 1t will be 1ooollocted.
captured over 200 head Of borses
ut thls eamo place, about two wecks
ago. This t,mo they took all The horacs goo-
tIctnAp by the usme Of Harper had left. All tho
military foroea Ayatlab!e a. beug uHed 10 try to
intercept aud punish these Indians; hut, 10 TAR.
they haYa bean utterly ulsv1i1lug, aud thote IL
no roas0p to expect battOr result this time, AZ
tAscount1y h fu'l Of parties who have peEtnis-
stun to "hunt"N); and, unless caught within
awenty-four Aours, all the horses can be ecattst-
ed over the country IN the hands Of different
pRrt.es to successfully pursue all Of which would
require Inoss meu than tho whole United at4tes
Army posaqsses.
PROTECTION OF sHosHohEs AND oANNocxs.
The recent order Of the President. clapHing
tho boundary OF ths Military Department Of lhs
Tlatte no ~ to embrace Tho sou:heast portion Of
the Territory Of Idaho. ss thought to havo been
prompted by thu fact that, in ttia portion Of
Idaho tile 6hoshoue and Hammock IndtAn llesot-
sstlon u loca1sa; aud, ~ thase Indians arc
ancisut enemies OF Tue Sioux, they may need
military protection iu event Of the Sioux war;
parties. now raid to 10 travelling In that dl1eo-
ton, attacking tAem.
Fort Hall. the. only military, post in tbls rart
OF Idaho. has only oua tl'all infantry company
for tts Rsfrapn. and IN more ehsijy reinforced by
tbs WAY Of Cornue. Utah, on tho Uuiou Pacific
liailroad, than from ANY othaE pontt and Utah
is In the Dapa1tmen. ct tue Platte. It IL locatsd
GU ths Levin Fork os the Columbia River. known
~ Snake Niver,-o!d Fort Hall, formerly Hud-
4ou's lay tTadinR-post, belnX about 40 mllGs
, 1875-07-02


THE GRADUATING Cl-AsB-DkUNEEa coHFEnAEDs
Spec1as UIspsteh to tbs chaea1o 1E1bune.
Il,poS. Wis, July 1.-The annual Commence
mcnt e1escises OF Rspon College has Just closci.
The weather has boen remarkably favorable.
Tho annua! rehearsal OF tlls musical depart
mcnt occurred On Saturday evening. On Sunday
ovening President Merrimaa preached the bao-
cnlnuseato Sermon from tho fi.ut clause OF Firet
CoriuthtaNs., ii, 0.
On Monhay evening tha anniversary Of tile
Eculan Society ot tia I.ndlcs' Department
took raaee, And IN Tuesday afternoon that Of the
Albanian society. A marked feature Of thcae
anniversaries wins the Ans rendering Of Two
dramatic selections from Shakespeare. Ths La
dies aocicty, With tho sss,stauce Of several
OF The gentlemen presented The statue scena from Tho
Winters Ta.r, aud ihc gentlemen Gaya ryFaas and
Thisbe from h!Asmmtr Right. Dream. In The eren-
Tug tho annual ccItre Gc!utS the sr4Ey soclsie2 wa1
delivered BY Prof Hiram Atoad. Of Ucern Theological
Seminary.
"wednesday morning lilo graduating class, thir.eeu
In nuuber, presented exercises ~ lu!l~a Grafton,
..s.y. /. f.Sestux l'owsr Il Gaaasi Istof," Nj 4
!tiiI;aan. lItesa; :rs,lon, " c'M@aui.m,s J. Y;
ll!nrh.. Wt4t I.ostad.lo, essay. Nv: p. 4oxss,' =
AZ; NJ y :rt. KSH S5sa o.!sn
.l.io; essay. "cuisats aud luwer," I!sa Rcoataon,
siiiisr; .:.sy, "Tis Abuse II o5aamsnt." MI. !.
q, sherwood. hartford; aIa,iou, Enth,.sssu,"J j. W.
MiAs 4. Sstgrn, II. J4nes. al,nr.; oratiuu, "rla
ltpuAr Liberal" /, lanch, West lslaeuda!e.
Ia the Aftruoon, after tue Adtstsa bsfosh
tho klumn! by the Nev. J. F. Dudley, ct
Kau Claire. ulnn "fIlehef Ed'.eAsion,". shs de-
9ree8 WtEB cunferrcd ~ follaWA: II. L., 10
course, apuu q. q. Dutiis, Of ths class Of l<s.
Au j. O. tay, clsss ot la7I; u. A.. urou Miss Il. T.
A.tcson. Ml.s u. a. Mcta1.ey, Ns.*ss. J. ". llar.
itnel an,1 l.. II. Warner: H. s., upon Alsses III. r.
llarrtn. A. A. Sargent, aud ). Z. Sherwood, aud
Mrasrt. Z. Atwopl Rnl y. II. llIilElhn. -..
Iu tile evening tls Menlel1kqhn society, assisted by
Bschs Daud, vi Milwaukee, gave The cnulruencen,ena
concert. Owing to his conltuusd thealth, f1estdch
Mrrrinan ~ to iaks year Of complete rsst aud 10
ltase from al care Or l4tos for tAe co!lsgas
, 1875-07-02

hsa afrorssl ready answer 70 many who onscfsnnsl
III to tlaye few wnr1. this r,I,Joe. from belgian
Of known iilcrsIty AMI tnlrrancr, WIN knnwn what
and under wl,nt dlicra TIM wiriam ot two hucce1s-
ive KlnRa lna oe for belgium, and who j. ton acute
eitcr tn lnrvAlne the rowGr and hxe tcn!lons nf
tic l1trhmonunc ennrfisacy or 10 fn ronfcrt IN thu
tt!annry notion that MY arrufity afforded 10 Euro
ptan socrty a4anat that consprscy by any .yacm Of
1ncrs egasi's In religion; Tlsr last named etror 10
wlt!sly !r.vnlent IN Fnalsn!. rhrte q "a imntes-
slo ,a whh T. mt worthy to b called conyicttSn
n1!1erenttsm, .kcpt!clsin. rna!ertallan,, null pm
thsssIn, which fnr fho manlcnt asn 70 f"Hhlonah1o
aGnrit amHnA thsut nj sffeotuAl dsftnss e9Alnat
vatc'nsn i;nt onc has truly ra'd that tle vot.ries
OF TINT 'yatem havc thrcn Nlumene Of renl strength
namely. faith. scf;sacrhcc, and tho spirit Of con-
tfnnfy Mona Ut tho thica nto tn be fnin In my nf
The negative nyaGlnH nl you avs nst!y aud orcihly
toinse out That trsa ryaNtns through tho feelings of
rnf,H1lat,cc nt. nlarm which thby exci!n In many
VI the dag. l..
The 1o1nAntsn, of Tho tay In rncasnro rspays its
obligations by making ta ocnsuts # thesc evils sincere,
no tnubt, but only light mud fats IN comparison with
tho anahcnla4 which II cstown ulnn liberty AMI ita
gihrantccr mont of all WHOM any tendency II reclaim
t|rn. fs detected within itn own rrarinct. remain,
my dear A. 10 Lascoyc, snost faithfully yofru,
y, l., GLADSTONE.