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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
No. 3s.

No. 80.
go asreS) allin cultivation, 200 acres in cultiya-
tton. balance In blue grass and timothy, large
brick and frame house with Is rooms, Ice house,
buggy houre and all necessary improvements,
three good orchards. running water through the
farm, good coal bank % inch vein. A splendid
farm Of number one land. Price low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

THOMSON STATION. NJ October IA. 1892. This to erhyt that have used bur Electric Won
all is commended for if Used aaordmgo directions RP TINsEY |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

ARIISsBUB No., August B 1852 Dr. j NJ Koontz Mexico Mo- Dear Sir: After using
our family Incidence torg general use in my family frt the past three YEAR. with penRets success.
itr mtanmat aches and pains for external or internal ue for man or beJ l. believe
tito be good oral it is ecnMmende for cured sval of my horses whit ON FartdcW Onder
of proud flesh and badly Unframed Sores after bmsc t with bahed wire and also hurt IN oter
same length of me ad without leaving tdemfsha as it did,. j. DANALD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
No. SEQ

NO. N0.
- acres, 4 Ia miles northeast OF Mexico, 40,
All Fenced with hedge all nice prairie land ; d.
vlded into fields. Frame house Of 3 rooms !.
comfortable stable for 5 horses orchard Of 90
eeees : good well 1t the house, and good stock
pond. Price - per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

This college actually $780,
dueemeuts 70 parents e11lse
and finished education OF 81
thorough course Of study and
Of Experienced Teachers ~
in2s and extensive gf0unds.[
rooms for boarders, well sea!1
furnished. UHparalle1e1 49,;
The Scientific, Literary. Hta
partmenfs, respectively. aece
College In the West. ThoronIq
ton. Correetaess OF DIscipa.eS
Of Home Department 20 Msa
admit OF no controversy. Ie9Z
other school I'm the State AoaexN
tages. Full last session.
- For catalogue. OF ofhef7
dress. 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

Eo Is.
~ acres, fronting half mile on public road,
100 acres In meadow, orchard OF 10 acres, balance
Handsomely nnished, ah necessary out build
lngs. Situated 21-2 miles south Of Mexico.
Price ~ per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

MEXICO mo. October 1S@-Ths soc certify tina we have used Or Electric Wonde in or
family and hund Tito De valuable medicine for all it Is rcpmHendedf for and in many eases of
compound alternatives ant liver pills nr Mpdor to any other medcnew we have ever ud.
HARVEY REEF N WIFE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

= Circular showing Vep Mr md styles fbinHng free n application dd BY all Bookseller
r'entp0stpad onrecepto price, by sK' GREEN's SON. Psbsshsr, ~ Beekma= 81, NJ
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NEW YORK, April 4.-The funeral OF
Peter Cooper wall take place from All Souls'
cnurch Saturday. The Rev. DR.. C1llyer,
assisted by the R.v. Howard Crosby, will
conduct the services. The following gentle
men will act as pail. bear, rs: Hamilton
Fish, Wilson e. Hun, Chief Justice DAly,
John T. Agnew, Gen Alex. S. Webb, Post
On sster PieTseu, Jackson s. Rjchutz, w. II.
Appleton, A. A. Law, Cyrus W. Field, John
E. Parsons and H. NJ. Sheffelin.
the funeral will be as private
as possible under the circumstances. Many
learned and charitable societies aud various
exchanges have signiGed their intention 10
| send delegates. The interment will be in
Greenwood Cemetery, whsre the remains of
the philanthropisl's vile rest. Many callers
expressed sympathy, and many kilograms of
coincidence were received, one from England
DR.. Hull has issued corrected state
ment of Mr.. Cooper's illness. He
save: "Mr. Cooper has been troubled
with a sore throat for roma weeks,
out otherwise was in good health. Sunday
revealed pneumonis, and yesterday the
symp,t ma became worse, leaving no hope Of
IecuySrV"
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, April 4-Tne State election
to-day brought out an unusual number OF
voters early ia the day. The candidates for
governor are Augustus o. Bourne, regular
Republican, and William Sprsgue, nomi-
mated by the regular Democratic and Inde-
pendent Republicans aud Equal Rights par
ties, and supported also BY the newspaper
organ OF the Socialists, and Charles r Cut
ter, put in the field by the straight Demo-
crate, who would not accept Spragus.
Returns from nine towns, inducing three
always Democratic, give Bourne 17l5,
Sprague 1850, Cutter 1873.
Bristol, the home OF Bourne, gave Bourne
TAG Sprsgue 1l3, Gutter IL. Es4t Provi-
dence gave Bourne rs msiority. The indi-
cations at o'clock are that Bourne will
have 1000 majority over Sprague and Cutter
S1uih Kinss,on, where C4nonchet ID
located, gives Bourne 3l7 Sprsgue 423 Re-
turns from the State are nearly complete,
and give Bourne about 2200 IN sjority over
all and about 5000 plurality over Sprague
The Assembly will have at least S4 Repub-
licsus out OF 108 member
: This city gave Bourne $3.50, Sprague S202
Cutler II 4, sea tering g. Total vote OF tue
State, according to the Journals re, nrn-:
Bourne l3,l0l, Sprague 1926, Cutler 707,
scat ering lS; B1urue's majority, 2l40;
Bourne plurality over Sprague, 2865. The
Republican strength in the General As
sembly il about as lat year. The total VOC
of he STATE Ircre a.ed 1929 over last year
the Republican vote decreased 3042.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

New York, April 4.-David Torci elmer &
Co.. hstiers, have assigned. Liabilities,
100000.
Co!uubus, O, April 4.-The Columbus
and Midland Railroad Company to-day
elected new board of directors.
Albany, n. Y, April 4.-Jennie PatteD,
Edna Murpay and Lula Hewitt, CHILDREN,
drowned to day while playing on The ice
near Valatie.
Ottawa, April A report csbled from
Eng and of an attempt being made TO small
gama ate the Grand Trunk snd Canadiao Pa
ci6c railways caused strong adverse feeling
here.
Atlanta, Ga, April A. 1. Crawford,
deputy United States msrshal under Long
street, WIS arrested on the charge OF making
ialse and fraudulent returns. He esca ped
from the officer.
Columbus, O., April 4.-Ex Senator Thur
man fell on the steps Of mis- residence last
evening and broke his left arm between the
elbow and shoulder. The result is thought
not to be serious.
Louisville, April A FIRE at Cadiz, KY,
Monday evening, destroyed seven business
houses and a large livery stable. Loss
| SIC, coo; no insurance. The FIRE was the act
| OF an incendiary.
Detroit, April 4-Jas G. Sherman, vet
| eran conductor on the Michigan Central
railroad, died in this city this afternoon Of
Bright's disease of the kidneys, after three
years of lingering illness.
New York, April A special train, fur.
nished By the Wsbasb, ST. Louis and Pacific
| Railway Company, made some very fssl
time, the whole distance being Travelled al
the rate Of forty seven miles an hour; nine.
ty-four mles 10 loo minutes.
| Harrisburg, Pa, April 4.-The EVerharI
Tree pas bill passed the Senate to-day. L
prohibits the Issuing OF free passes by rail.
| roads 10 anyone except 10 their officers snC
employees, asd a violation subjects the Of
tenders to a fine and imprisonment.
Columbus, O., April 4-The Legislature
| to-day agreed on the report of the Confer
ence Committee for submission of two
| propositions Tor amendments to the eonsti
tuition on the liquor question. One provides
for prohibition and Inc other for legislative
control.
Pittsburg, April AFTER the adjourn
ment of the meeting Of the Western Iror
Association, which deals with prices exclu
sively, a secret conference OF The Iron Manu-
lecturers was held 10 consider the wage
question, but the conference adjourned with
out finally deciding upon scale.
Chicago, April A meeting OF the repre-
sen, slives Of the roads which are member
OF the Southwestern Railway Association
was held here to-day. The Only business 0
importance was the constellation of tbs
three divisions of the pool (Northsrn, Cen
trail and S1uthern) iIto one general poo
covering freight earnings.
Providence, April A. o. Bosrne, gov
ernor-elect, left at midnight 10 take To
steamer for Europe for brief witt. eamue
P. Colt, Repu blican candidate for attorney
general, has 453 votes ahead of Gov. Bourne
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PROSPERITY In "DIXIE."
The Evidence OF IL Ah0undfsg in All
OF the states, from the Potomac
TO the Rfe Grande,
where the People Are Looking for In.
vsstments, Even at Low
Rates OF Intersst.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
NEW YORK, March 3I.-The evide nee !
have OF the present prosperity OF the South
has bsen more manifest during the past
sixty days than ever before. / was satisfied
lsst spring, after visiting many of the South
cru States, that their condition was improv-
ing, aud should the crop then growing prove
OF reasonable plenty, abe would be ia better
condition thai al aoy time since 1865 NY
hopes have been realized, and l am con.
Vlnced CT her general improvement. OF
course, consequent upon local causes, rtain
localities arc not we'll doing as they
might be- Listening to person from such
particular point, you would believe The
who'll coustry had gone to the "demuiiiop
boW.wows," and commiserate with his mis-.
fortune. Then again certain traders may have
ever bought their wants and not used cuff
cieut judsmen in their selections, or q com
meTcial traveller not having been az fortunate
ss he anticipated in s.curipg orders, or b.
some, forcing the credit system. These de-
clare the decay Of the South. But when
people OF the South generally are looking
for Investments, and preierring securities
from III ir own section, even If the outlay
dsee not realizs them over four per cent. 10
terest, that is an evidence OF their prosperity.
Tue Southerner prefers his own securities
when they are undoubted and pay reason.
able interest. Stocks of Southern banks, in
surAucs companies, MILF, mines, furnaces
railroads, etc, slso State AID mlnicipa
bonds, have been bought up in this marke
during the past sky days more readily fol
home investment than eyer before-uot il
large blocks, bot in small parcels, and tn,
orders for pur base came from both high AMI
low. The tune will soon be universal, Z"
wish l was 10 D.xie.n DOGGY,
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CURIOUS NUPIIALS.
A YourE Girl wedaei AT Her Mothers
Death Bed.

New YORK, April 4.-The marriage OF
Miss F ora Carleton to the Rev. Charles p.
Fsgnsni, which wRs intended for some day
in May, but which took place last SATURDAY.
afternoon at the deatb-bed of the bride's
mother, was most solemn: While attending
services in the church of D.. Howard Crosby,
LIST Tuesday, Mrs. Carleton was suddenly
seized with pDeumon and compelled 10
lake to her bed. When Dr.. Crosby called
on Mrs. Carleton last Saturday afternoon,
rhe old him she realized that her recovery
WAS hopeless, and that her one great wish re-
manned uuiu filed, which was to witness
her daughters marriage. Mr.. Fsgusni was
hen in the house, and quickly summoning
the frien 8 10 act as witnesses, DR.. Crosby
gratified the dying woman by uniting her
daughter 10 h im at her death-bed. Mrs.
Carleton only lived long enough to bid them
God-speed in their lif7's journey, which was
closing for her. The Rev. Mr.. Fagnant is a
graduate OF Uoion Theological Seminary OF
the class OF 1882. He was rdained last fall,
and is pastor of Grace NJ ssion, on East
Twenty second street, a tranch OF the r v,
DR.. Crosbs'5 chu rch.
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line Pitrsburx Dog SHOW,

PIrTsBURG, April 5.-Second day of the
International B.nch Snow. AtIendance
lsrge Judging Of dogs was continued, and
the following were awarded first pr yes:
Champion dog, King Bow. Detroit Kennel
Club.
Champion pointer bitches, Lady Romp
A II. Moore, Pailadelpbia.
Pointer dogs, Bravo. Gus Appold, BaIti.
more
Pointer bitches, Countess Bang, A. H
NJ ere, Philadelphia.
Pointer puppies, Rene. George o Glib
bous, Pittsburg.
Chsmpion Irish water spaaiels. Mike
John DAieet, Milwaukee.
Irish water spaniels, Bollywog. VIM. II
Colcord, P,ttsburg.
Champion field -paniels, Benedict. Stewart
Tyler, Wyoming Territory.
Black field spaniels. Horuell Bouapza
Hornell Spaniel Club, New York.
Black spaniel dogs or bitches, Hornell
Dandy. Hornell Spaniel Club, New York
Fox hound, Kaiser. III. Randel, Libra
~, Pa.
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Mr.. GRESHAM, the newly-appoinled Post
master O. neral, was bora in Harrison county,
Ind, in 1882. He vas educated 10 his ua-
tive Sta'e, aod after graduation at the In
diana State University, in Bloomington,
studied law and soon sflerwafd began its
practice at C)rydon, the county seat OF Har-
rison county. He was from the first SUCCESS
full as lawyer, and took an active part 10
the politics Of the S,a e. Shortly before the
outbreak of the late civil war he was elected
= representative 10 the State Legislature,
and in 1851 be was chairmsn of The House
Committee on Military Affairs. While oc-
cupying this petition be co.operated so skill
fully aud energelically with Gov. Morton in
the organizati Of u e Siate miitis, and in
raising and forwarding troop, that the lat
ter, on the 18th Of september, 1861, commits
stoned him lieutenaui-c d mel of the Seventy
eighth Regiment Indiana Volunteers.
He served with credit untl the close of the
war, when he vas mustered out az ms ior-
general, and az soon as his health aud
strength were fully restored he entered intl
a partnership with Judge Butler, OF New
Albany, led, aud resumed the practice Of
law in that city. During the war q N. Gresh-
am's personal relslion' with Gen. Grant
were very friendly and cordial, and when the
latter became presiden, for the first time,
in 1869, he appointed him district j idge
of one of the judicial districts 10 In.
diam, This position he still he'd when
appointed postmaster general. Judge Gresh
am will not be ready TO assume The duties
OF his new office for several days, the Presi
dent has, therefore, designated Frs! Assistant
Postmaster General Hatton 10 ACT as postmas
ter-gs neral for the period OF ten days, begia-
ming 10 day.
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ERE N Oval.

ON TUESDAY, April 30. will remove 70 NO.
~ l99 heraaattO street, oppo lie my old
shnd, Where, with Il competent corps OF Drrss-
makers l viii be prepared TO I'll all orders
promptly. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS. O'TODI.H.
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THE KREMERS

have done-modest violets that we arel We have
done it without the blare of trumpeting, and now
speak of 1t in the same unassumins way in order
that you may know that you can't afford to pass
rs by. Pass somebody else, but not us. Every
counter in our house is bristling with attractive
bargains. Does anybo ~ sell Silks as cheap ss
WEI or Dress Goods? or Millinery? or Parasels?
Will nybody sell you Double width
All.WOOl Debege for 45 cents ?
orr Double-Width
All.W0oI Nuns Yelling for 40 cents ?
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this so easily or surely through any other
means az through the aid Of these men IN
Mississippi Oxferd Is the poslofii.s Of S-B-
ator Lamar, and / am Iuior 0ed there Is
rule Of courtesy IN he Senate which foroids
the Confirmation Of any p5smaster at the
home Office of the senator when the senator
will cay such appointment Il persoDatly b.
noxious 10 him. Howry l. the son Of de
tinguished judge, and the brotutr Of a DrOmi-
nent member OF the Leg slEure 10 Mlssis
sippi-b0th prominent Democrats and per-
sonsl friends OF Senator Limsr, aud / do not
believe be will say the appointment OF S.
NJ Howry would be personally obnoxious 10
him. ] will state further that l DID
not originate the movement to remove Mrs
andle and appoint Mr. Howry, and hat
1t was done without any consultation with
me, by prominent Republicans. have since
indor-ed IL and now earnestly recommend it
for the reasons herein stated, and, that there
may he no misrepresentation of my reason
l ask thatihis letter may be filed in the Post
Office Department for public inspection.
Mics Randie may be a good Republican
and fair officer, sad Mr.. HoEry IL, know,
not Republican but, like myself, an hide
pendent Democrat, and / ssk hi. appoint
ment az leading step towards the enforce
ment CT The election laws aud the puri6ca-
lion Of the ballot in Missis. ippi. L have the
honor to be YOUR, respectfully,
JAMES r. CHALMERS.
This letter have no douot but Chalmers
would be glad 10 have published, thinking
it will both blind aud ensnsre a portion OF
the Democrats OF the State az 10 his politi-
cal status, bscsuse it contains such argu-
ments for the Independent Democrat, and 30
openly di-cIaims for himself any identifies
ton as Republican. 1t is said here that
the Letter was written for the very purpose OF
deceiving the people of Mississippi in that
regard, after he had conferred with Leading
Repu blIcans who, for reasons beth political
and p rsonal, do not want him TO announce
himself r publican. As the champion OF
Independent d mocracy, So represented BY
the son and brother of distinguished and
prominent Democrats, he aims 10 ,er up the
Malone bureau in Mississippi and secure
following OF the Howry class of natives
MARY ]. Mob
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and William S4yles, on The Sprsgue ticket
for that of6ca, ran 279 votes behind Sprsgue.
The Republica1 Assembly ticket in this city
has 663 majority.
Boston, April A cable memage an-
nouDces the discovery of Dirrest's comet by
DR.. Hartwis, of the Strasburg Observatory.
be predicted the time Of discovery about
April sd
San Frsncisco, April John &. Gray,
defaul.iDg Secretary of State and H.rbor
Commissioner, Ia. been arrested at G1,v.
mas, by United States Consul Willard. Pa
pers will be forwarded for bis e1tradilien
to- moreover.
Ottawa, Can, April 4.-The secretary Of
the American D.stillers' Associ alton had q
consultation to-day with general Canadian
dlstillers in connection with the proposed
meuIhcs;lon OF the customs laws sHectir z
the importation of American whiskies in
bond.
Santa F., n. NJ, April 4-There is some
apprehension of a general outbreak at the
San Carlos Agency. The Fourth Cavalry
has been ordered to Fort S anton aud Fort
Seldom to scour the country between the Rio
Grsnde and Demipg. Another company is
scouting between Silver CITY and Lord-burg
New York, April 4.-Tbe jury in lbe suii
OF Cornelius Brinkerhof sgsinst his former
wife, Sarah Z. Perry, rendered 4 sealed yer
dict. The suit was brought 10 set sside con-
veyances made by Brinkerhcff on D cember
z, 1868, of all his property, worth about
sllS,OOO, 10 the defendant, then his wife.
Boston, April A meeting of the credit
ors OF Todd, French & Co, boot and shoe
dealers OF 81. Louis, was held this afts soop.
member OF the committee Of Invesi CATION
said they had iudeavored to gel over seven.
iy-hve cents on the dollar, but had not sue
cseded. Lihbilitiss aggregate Sl25 800; as
se's, according 10 indiDgs by the committee,
nomioally $4,000.
New York, April 4.-Birnum being &C.
quilted Of the charge OF cruelty 10 children
IN having the Elliott family perform, offered
300 week 10 jenkins, superintendent OF
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Caiidren II he would permit him to exhibit
him (Jenkins) through The country a. the
man who would prevent children from max.
ing an honest livelihood.
Cincinnati, April 4-The Twenty seventh
Supreme Conciave of the order Of Hepta-
sophs, IN session here, elected the following
ofhcers: Supreme archer, Robert Gillespie
OF Maryland; supreme chancellor, T. E
Peterson OF New Jersey; provost, w. A.
Losey OF New York; secretary, A. Solomon
OF Virginia; treasurer, F. II. Dun of Vir-
ginia; prelare, w. Ellington of Kentucky;
inspector-general, James Hopkins of Texas;
warden, 5. NJ. Schrsfenger Of Pennsylvania
,entinel, F. G. Deck of Louisiana; trustees,
J. Young, +. Nily aud A Balder of Mary.
LAID. c. Amerling and J. B. Roberts of Penn.
sylvania.
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ATOUGH CITIZEN.
BEN BUFFERS NEPHEW TOO MUCH FOR GEN.

WAsHIEGToN, April .4.-Col George Il.
Butler, ex-consul TO Egypt, and celebrated as
brilisnt writer for the press, has been a
remarkable character about Washington for
years on scco2 Mt OF his unfortunate fsiings
As a final resort, after all other plsn- for his
reform alton mad failed, he was induced to en-
ter the army, aud was given position as
wlgon-msster, where iiwa' hoped that severe
discipline and removal from the haunts
of civilization would effect cure. The
experiment appears TO have turned out ss all
others tried 80 far have. Ga his arrival in
Montana he INDUCED in some Characteristic
displays. Gen. Terry wrote here in com.
plant Of this unex pec.ed assignment 10 his
comm and, and asked the i'm mediate discharge
of Mr.. Butler The letter OF Gen. Terry was
refer ed to The general of the army, on
whose recommendation the appoint msnt Of
Mr.. Butler had been made. Gen. Sherm IN
read il and re urned it with a characterize *
endorsement, somewhat az follows: "Tni'
man was appointed for the purpose of devei.
| oping the latent good that i. in him. l.
him Be subjected to a severe course OF disci
pine. Send him 10 Jail, put ball and chair
on him, shoot him if necessary, but dom
discharge him."
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The deah cf the venerable Peter Cooper,
while it was in the course o. nature aud TO
expected, ia nevertheless an event to be de-
plored by the American people. He was in
the best sense a type OF American manhood.
He began the struggle of life az poor bay
with limited education, and won bis way
to he highest place in the affection aud
esteem OF bis iellow-citizens by industry,
skill and integrity OF purpose and con-
duct. He became manufacturer on
a large sclie, and was distinguished
among the inventors who have helped 10 in
crease the respect felt for Am orleans
throughout the world. Thirty years ago,
moved by his experience with the working
classes, he established the Cooper Uniou,
in which thousands of the beat dssign-
ers and skilled workmeu and women
of the country were educated and
whence hundreds every year 20 out
greatly strengthened for the battle
of life by technical instruction nowhere else
procurable until the great philantbropist
opened the way for it. There the poor ind
no, only the leading daily and weekly pa
pers, but also tie principal magazines OF
Europe as we'll az OF this country and
Canada are kept Fret and last Mr.. Cooper
endowed this great educational institution
with million OF dollars, and up 10 the
latest hour Of his lille gave it his persousl
care and direction. He was devoted freud
of the workiogm IN and for that reason sd'
yocated a high tariff and the Greenback
party platform. He honestly believed that
through the supremacy Of these heresies The
coalition Ct the workirguan wa
to be made better, and he wrot,
and spoke III advocacy Of then
.z.in and out OF season. He believed in edu
cation as the greatest Of sll the forces for thu
advancement of the race, and in every wal
possible manifested his interest in The publi
schools of New York. At all the grea
gatherings Of the people OF the petropoil
his Eas a notable figure. His lace bsa ned
with Bsnevoleuce, and once seen was uevel
forgotten. Gentle and kindly in his inter
course with his fellow-msn, be was beloved
by zIl who knew HIN. The golden rule VS.
his guide through life, aud it may truthfull
be inscribed over his grave that he neve
brough. mourOirg to the widow or TIT
fatherIess, was always opposed 10 oppression
labored to elevate the poor and If
up those who had fallen, and t,
have the young trained in habil
of industry and thrift. Mr.. Cooper
example is one that will not be lost upon tn
country, It will live as ioHg as time shaI
last. full of charity as ii is for all mankind
Unlike nearly all who give for educatioua
or charitable purposes, he lived to wilnes
the nnfodiug and opening OF bis plans, an'
TO see a great army 60 out from tue portal
of the Union 10 bear testimony TO benid
oence unique Tor it's manifold blessing
The whole nation rises and calls him blessed