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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ 9.
the whole human system, as it controls
the life. health aud happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds Of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion Of food,
the movements of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
al! persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms tina. result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver aud Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want
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iIIIT IyYgLLIGENCBR..
@..nesday. Nov. 20. 1878.

-. RIVER ITEas.-"e are IN
that . large number OF rev SET
49, -. recently located Cedar
slsp ..,,l;og up the valley now for
nssf, ss.a above the McCallister
~ u attracted thither by the
cos' u mt land vacant therein, and r.
tScs''s s..snt also no doubt. by the GER
sone eA s,,ect Of the speedy construc-
30 ri he Seattle aud Walla Walla
e: 49,, = no the valley. Mr.. Mccall
isi.; !. inst completing a new resi-
-. On his farm. at cost OF about
e 9 ~ which when finished will be
II the best and tn 8. commodious
ss,v dwelling houses in the coun.
Mr.. McCallister made bis own
.i from 9 fine clay bank on his
80 ~ and will be prepared in future tn
..;.h his neighbnrs and the citizens
y sssttie with as fine an article in that
- 8 can be had anywhere -. Brick
p.t;ep however. is rot the only 60.
~ industry which Mr.. McCaIlister
q. ;paugurated in this new settlement
N. aummer, be having added to his
~ enterprises that of cheese-making.
Thooeh having but just got under way
"a bis pssturage being as yet limited,
q made this summer thousand
.oonds of cheese. for all which he found
,,sdy sale in Renton and vicinity at
,suoa era,ive figures. He makes q
necislty Of small oblong eight pound
,heese for family use. Having sampled
g cheese, we have no hesitation in
tine Cedar river pastures
s especially adapted to this important
nd profitable branch Of business.
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THAT SLlDE.-The land slide that
occurred in the big cut just the other
side Of the big May Creek trestle last
Saturday, has delayed the transporta
ton of coal over the road 10 much
greater extent than WAS at first cup.
posed it would. A large force of men
hsve been at work removing the ear, b
ever since the slide was discovered, and
nom the best authority We can get,
cars will not be able TO pass over the
mad before sometime to-day. It is
very announcement and expensive hay
is the road blocked just ut this time.
y our harbor is fol. of shipping all
anxious to load and sail There was
Ieoe tain at tho mines at the time OF
ihs slile, and was the first to discover
the obstl uction. aud as the grade Is
very heavy on this portion Of the road
the engine cannot run the train back
70 tho mines, SO it is compelled to re.
main in the cut until the earth is re.
moved from the track.
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PACIFIC CoUNTY.-Thc following it
the official vote Of Pacific county, at
the late election For Delegate, Brents
205, Cation 6s: Adjutant General, A..
Slorah FOG; Brigadier. l. Fl. Smith 1876;
Commisssry. ID. w. Smith 20i; Quar-
termaster, +. w. Sparkling 204; Dis
trict Attorney, Bloomfield 2l0. Jud.on
6j; Councilman, Burk IT'S. La Du ll9;
representative. Baker $50; Probate
Judge. A. X. Bush 2S5. Brisco 40 !;
Sheriff, John Brown 1876; Auditor, j.
X. Coulter 234, Van Cleve 50; Treas
urer, F. G. Davis 257. H. S. Gle IS;
School Superintendent, c. A. Reed
l40. g. w. Dolsn 100; County Commits
sioners, john Davis 222. NJ. S,icxles
1873. s. Gi-sey Ill. John Rose l39, r..
Giesey l22. 4. II. Foss 120. John Bris-
co As; Coroner. II. Wing 326; Wreck
master. Chas Fisher $50; Harbormas-
ter, WIN. B. Clark 1913.
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THEATRiCAL.-Mr. Jack Levy, of
this city. has jus. received letter from
Jno. Mcguire, present lessee and man.
agcr of the New Market Theatre. in
Portlan stating that he is meeting
with grand success, beth pecuniarily
and in furnishing the drama loving
people of that city with frst-class star
performances. He states that he has
received many requests from parties IN
Victoria ard Seattle to send one of his
troupes over this way. afte. filling their
engagements in Portland. bat that, al
though the railroads will make satisfac-
tory terms with him. yet he can ge. no
reduction on the steamers. aud is fear.
full that the expenses and high salaries
of his performers would come to more
than the receipts; though they play to
crowded houses both in Seattle and
Victoria. We should be pleased to see
Frank Mayo, Dargon. or Siddons play
one or two nights in this city with
good troupe.
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THAT CROSSING The crossing on
Front street. between Mr.. Yssler'. res.

THAT CROSSING The crossing on
Front street. between Mr.. Y..ler'. res.
idence and the Union market, is now in
worse condition than ever before.
Last evening we notice a young lady
stop. after getting half way across, ard
Oh inquiring the cause, learned that
she hal mIrcd, ard it was with great
difficulty that che finally did get over.
A few moments later Rev. George F.
Whitxorth came along, aud after max
lug an unsuccessful attempt TO cross as
this ford. proceeded up From. street
ons book. crossed over. went down the
same block on the opposite side of the
street and proceeded ON his Journey 10
James street. One block from this
disgracesul crossing there stands saw
mill. where all kinds If sidewalk ma
tcrial can be procured at reasonable
rates. aud this fact makes the mud hole
in question all the more disyraceiul. 1t
Is more of humiliation than a pleas.
ure for US to publish these things about
our city. but that the attention of the
public sholll be called to the fact that
crossing on one of our principal
streets is dangerous. no one tan gain
say.
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ODD FELLOWS GRAND LoDaE.-For
some time past the question of the or
pnisation Of q Grand Lodge of Odd
Follows in this Territory has been dis
enseed, and we now learn that District
eputy Grand Sire II. G.. Strive has
nignsted the Goth day of November.
3the time, and Olympia the place fr
meeting of the Grand Lodge
Aafteen lodges will mite in the or
nisation. The number Of lodges is
IDLY increasing in this Territory
stth highly satisfactory additions to
- membership. Olive Branch Lodge
"a I. and Seattle Lodge No. Z, of this
~, will be represented respectively
o District Deputy w. H. Humphrey
snd Past Grand J. P. Chilberg.
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DIED.--Mr. VIM. NJ. Clancy, brother

DED.--Mr. VIM. NJ. Clancy, brother
Of Councllman Thomas Clancy. and one
Of tse proprietors of the Bank Ex
change Saloon in this city, died after a
long and painful illness. at four O'Clock
Tuesday, morning. He has been suffer
ing for several years from combina-
ton of maisdies. A week or so ago he
returned to this city from Victoria.
where he bad been undergoing medical
treatment with no degree Of success
BE was native of the west of Ireland
and immiRrated to America while still
child. and came west to Puget Sound
about fifteen years ago. He worked in
the various mills for five or six years of
bis residence in the Territory. after
which he came to Seattle. where he has
remained for the past nine years. He
was forty four years Of age and unmar-
RED. The funeral will take place from
the Clancy building at the corner Of
Commercial and Washington streets to-
at one o'clock p. NJ. Many
Tags were at half mast all day yester-
day. demonstrative that the deceased
had many friends among our citizeEs
Who would pay this tribute of respect
to u dep'rted brother.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

BREAKING THEM UP.-The owners
of the old cars formerly used in the
transportation Of coal from the Seattle
mines via Lakes Washington aud Un>
lou, are having them torn to pieces for
the purpose Of procuring the old iron.
There are ab ,ut $50 of these old cars,
each continuing over 1000 pounds of
iron, which will br,ng quite a large
sum OF money, at the usual rates paid
for old iron.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

EEw ARRIvAL.-Meedames Bur-
ronells & Keith have just received from
San Francisco splendid new stock of
millinery. hats. bonnets. etc of the lat.
est Fall styles. which they will dispose
Of at the lowest prices Patrons are in
vited to call and examine their stock
All work in their line executed neatly
aud promptly. They also have the
agency for A. Burdette Smiths pat.
terms
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

AkfuRxED.-Mr. w. Smell. who left
sound about two years ego for his
- mono in Philadelphia, with the in-
taon OF remaining in the East, has
4. and told US lat night that in
q sis travels he had found no section
~ saated him as well a. Puget Scum /,
no place like Seattle. Mr.. Smell
;. !. msch'nist, and n mat r workman
!. WAT. and We are glad to know thar
"a intends taking mp his permanent
eacence in our midst.
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w N. . ENSLNs
Wharf street, Victoria. r. G..

CALL ON j. A. McPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in til. city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in $. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
attic, w. +. myl7 DIFF
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pIHEp-Two Indians had rev Mon
day evening, during which one of them
was cut with knife about the head
and face. The butcher was taken le-
fore Justice Scott who fnsd him $i5
and costs. Mr.. Indian wei to :ail.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

SHIPPING. --The barkentine Catherine
Sudden sailed from San Francisco for
Port Townsend on Saturday. The ship
Yosemite and bark Oregon sailed the
same day for Seattle, and the bark w.
II, Cavity for Port Madison.
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WIND BoUND.-A private telegram
to gentleman in this city, states that
the wind was blowing to such an ex
tent ut Stanwood yesterday that the
Fanny Lake found it impossible to pro-
coed to Seattle. This explains her non.
arrival last evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

Cory OFrIcE.-Mr lie ~ 10 now
settled 10 lis cosy li'tl, Office on Com.
mcrciSl STREET, which he has just fin-
ished up for his own use. where he
W II always BE- found during office
hCurs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

Hand HuRT.-Pat Pheeney. hesd
avyer ct Colman's mill. in this city.
"a his hand quite badly hurt few
eays ago. A belt broke, and in endeav-
y g asop the machinery piece Of the
ovsfnor New of, striking him on the
SO o. the hand and laying it open
Ieom wrist to fingers. The wound is
~ seiioas. however. and be will be
we 20 resume work again in about
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THOSE TAxEs.-But about two weeks
remain in which cur citizens can pay
their taxes without the additional pen-
atty Of 25 per cent, which must be add
ed, according to law on all taxes delin-
quent after December LIST. and when
collected placed in the county treas
urv
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PRODUCE STORE -Messrs. Robert l..
Thorne and Ocean +. Casper conteln-
plate the establishment of a produce
market in this city ut no distant day.
As they are both young men Of exper-
fence. they will no doubt meet with
success in their new undertaking.
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Sic SEMPER SALERATUs. -Notwith.
standing tho excitement about the sd.
mission of cur Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still hits the bulls eye every
time. Dennis Kearney to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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0uaT.-Ths spcral .trm 4 the Dis.
Court cow, ned in Y.eler's Hall
I fday morning, Judge Lewis pre-
se. No business Of Importance was
ed up. Mr.. Eben 3. Osborne
application for admission to the
q the Territory. and q COMMITTEES
,lng OF !. NJ. Hall. Joseph Nc
nt and Thos. Burke Was NJ point
Examine him touching his qualii-
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PARTIES having business before the
DEPARTMENT. at Washington. or the Su
p.eme Court, will do we'll to read Col.
Iarrabee's advertisement to be found
in another column.
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La CONNER DISTRICT CouRr.-The
first Tuesday in December next is the
day ixed by Law for opening the next
,em;.anaasl term of the District Court
At La Conner.
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Oh. WATTS LECTURE.-A large ard
intelligent audience assembled last
evening at the Brown Church to hear
DIR Watts lecture on Temperance. The
Doctor is quite earnest AID even vehe-
inert in his manner, and invites friends
aud foes. if there are such. to come out
tn night at Yesler's Hall at seven
o'clock. to hear him explain the effects
Of alcohol on the human brain.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-20

To PARTIES. w. III. Davis offers the
use of ms Marcy's Scioptieon to those
wishing to give parties or sociables dur
ing the winter season, at reasonable
terms. Address
n62w w. II. DAVIS.
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The tug Tacoma yesterday passed:up
the sound With tho Dashi"g Wave and
Eureka. The wind Vas blowing 80
strongly that her speed was much inn
peded.
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~ THE Fountain Beer Hall. Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew-
cry. Is the largest aud finest in the city.
All kinds of. Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; also, fine lanches to order.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OF CrDEyrAL HOTEL.

VI CIDESrAL HOTEL
Bartels, II Olson ia Wright Tacoma
A Bennett, sranwood N HUI Itrncton O ymp;a
Ma cofae d' DB ckson, q .nbie
u strive olympia G Phi1ney, DO
va IL, L. Fsyette OH Laksr & wf, ludlow
= = aeon IT U mb.e ia Phin,ey. do
. Souft@s! do SWD cksmifh. Olympia
= Darts, DuaRiness Me-. PIT Townsend
ID Eurrister do
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
/. "rifsrs. Porfia NJ as Mccoy. Portland
Jno nison, San Fran shannon do
. ! amit"n do kl'oa, Tuiare. Cd
II Sseensy, Pt Gamble Mrs Kate kendrick. and
Aicorn l'uwsmish dsu her. S-abeck
hu bard. do Lewis. T,snsenl
L hekedmonf. Cherry GN L Monson. do
II Rob ins, Pt Blak-ly Van Speek K son. vic.s
AMERICAN HOUSE
smith. Str Aida G Bomberv. Tacoma
A u Try. San +. Ancisco I.swrente, do
cummings, do II Harris. co
taller. do AC Gilmore, do
J kepnic. Oregon Ciiywm ra.tou, d
J ii Davis. Sssgt
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:B- Charley Keil. of the Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street. is
constantly receiving the largest and fin
est favored oysters ever offered for sale
in this city. Orders from distance
promptly filled in every style.
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Aaes REcEIPT.-Among the freight
II g the schooner Courser. we no.
aat Crawford s Harrington recciv
eao packages Of merchandise. They
m toe way also. two car loads al
and light wagons which are ex-
{ 20 arrive IN q short time.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hote! from the steamboat
landing; is fire proof has good accom-.
modation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
VIM JENSEN,
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sH Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD K HARRINGTON, Agents.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drxfts issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire-
land. Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. w. T.
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3. CoNxlssloSER.-Judge Levi
uay appointed Roswell Scott. OF
s.sy, .. s. Commissioner. vice W.
ass~s. resigned.
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Buy your groceries at I. Lyls's. the
cheapest house in tia city. Quick sales
and small profits Is my motto.
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SHERMAN HYDE s Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and STANDARD Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co,
aue3l-d&wly San Francisco.
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MAIsoN DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street. next to the /" Arcade" Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guests.
d. H. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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FREsH OYSTERS served At the Mai.
son ID ree from this date.
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ALBERT NJ. SNYDER
ATTORNEY FOR y. s. CLAIMS
Washington ST., Seattle, w. T.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLAlMS.-Arrears
Of Pay, Pensions, Bounty Money. Land Warrants.
Prize Money. Pay for use anc risk Of Horses, and
Horses lost IN the Service. collected from the
Government.
WAR OF 1919 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. who
served Il days. and their widows, arc now en-.
titled t. pension Of 81 per month.
UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims,
u ming. Presumption, and Homestead Cases.
prosecuted before the General Land Once snd
DEPARTMENT Of tho Interior Send stamp, and
full reply after examin .tion will be given. Pre-.
emptiou papers prepared.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for Seattle Pre-
cinct, w. T..
Business Of NOTARY PUBLIC promptly A.
tended to. jy30dkwN
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A FARM FOR SALE.

ON TUESDAY, THE 9th OF AIT
GUST, 1873,
At the Court House door, In Chesterto,vns
Nd, at IL o'clock A. NJ the subscribar
III offer at Public Sale, the FARM n r
the late Capt. John q. Hynson, lylnv an
The navigable waters of Langford's Raw
containing "''
26O ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The land is high, and the Farm hand
ss,.. somely situated. The soil ia saId
iGim. TO be good. The BUILDINGS arc
Miit IN ialr ordinary condition. There
axa.:A are TWO extra tWo-story housps on
the premises, rented out and not used w
OF IN connection with the farm buildinps
Inere is sufficient quantity of OAK
WOOD for the uses of the farm, and very
convenient. There Is a consijerahia
quantity of PIN E WOOD, that NAV he
| advaniageously disposed of. 1t lies i'm.
mediately on the banks, near the daar
water, and Is very acces sible. ILere 4
also some Chestnut. Mr.. VIM, E.Ihern
the tenant, Will show the premises to a. ,
who may call This property ia naa,
Edesville, and is convenient Io scbnots
churches and post Office 'oi'
/ THE TERMS OF SALE ARE-One fourtl
IN cash or In 90 days the balance IN ihrs,
equal and annual fnstalments, In one ty,
and three years-with interest, and wei
secured: Crops of present year and rem
reserved from sale. Ae''
GEORGE VICKERs
Attorney for Mrs. Margaret Ii Gri1,,th
Chestertown, July 10, 1s7s.-ztawts
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Win be received by the undersigned, Levy
Court Commissioner, until SATURDAY,
July 9th, 1878, TOR the m asonry, the fliing
OF the abutments and covering guard walls
Of a bridge located on Rocky Run. nesr
the Brandy wine Creek, above the village
of Rocklahd,
Estimates for stone work must be by
the perch, for the flling by the cubic yard
each estimate must include ali material
AND labor necessary TO complete the same
In good workmanllke manner.
SPECIFlCATIONS: The walls to be
built OF good straight-faced stone OF extra
large size, laid in good mortar pointed
face, well bedded and bonded TO secure a
good job, the top OF abutments TO be lev
elled on with large coping straight and
level, the m ortar used in the walls 10 be
composed OF good sand and fresh burnt
lime, that used for pointing must be good,
and sand entirely free from loan; the
abutments will b Az feet thick at bottom
batter on face toS feet at top; the wing
walls will be feet thick at lotion and
carried up that size 70 top of filling, and
must be built with and properly tied into
abutment wall; the guard walls will be
built betwe' lines feet thick and about
3 feet inches high TO top of covering; the
top OF guard walls W u have brackets OF
good 2-inch white pine cut with 1O-inch
wash, feet inches between centres, with
! by strip securely nailed To under side,
and 4-inch facing on BACK and face, and Z
lath by nailed across top OF brackets to
secure roof boards. the roof boards and
IA ings to be of good sound white pine
boards ffee from sap the root boards X
inches wide running across the walls, Sc
curely Dailed TO lath and faclngs, Joints
covered with \ by IL square bottoms.
The span of bridge will be 20 feet. The
lace OF abutments will be 16 feet long and
about II feet high, the guard walls on
westerly side about 9 feet long, on easterly V
side 81 feet long the guard walls above
Milling on inside will be smoothly dashed
| The foundations OF the entire masonry
must be of sufficient depth to insure {
good substantial job, and the entire WORK
10 be completed by Octaber 26th, 1873, I,
The full sat slaction al the undersigned.
WILLIAM L. LODGE,
| Levy Court Commits siooner.
Address: /: Claymont, Del.
| iYl1 fnaS In L
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The Gazette ON LAWYERS.

Our friend of the Gazette has a strong
bias against lawyers. The Gazettee is
mistaken in lawyers not being good
writers. we know many of them, and,
as a rule, they are ready and able writers,
-HerUd.
Not so much against lawyers as against
petutogglng pretenders. Men who cul-
inmate around newspaper organs, and
charge twice as much when they get a
case as honest, able lawyers do. We
know that lawyers are sometimes "pood
writer's" but in Delaware they seem moi
topractice writing unless they are feed to
do i5. We know that Patrick Henry
was lawyer as well as statesman. Sc
was Jefferson, Polk, and many Others
ofthe noblest natures our country has
produced.