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Ccntlcmen--Iiaying seen in the National In
tclIigcnccr OF the 27th ult notice of report
ii Philadelphia, founded OH private letters, rel
alive to the breaking up Of Mr.. Owens estah-
lishment at Ncw.Ilarmony, take the liberty to
assure you, upon personal knowledge, that Mr..
o. himself was al Ncw-iiarmony on the 20th CT
March, apparently felcitating in the progress
which he says those principles he advocates have
made and are making. II is true that consider
able dmnu,ion OF the population has taken
place; but that change is considered beneficial.
both as relates to business concerns and the pro-
motion oi NIr. owens more extended views. A
Succession of more contcnted and more intclli-
gent families, are confidently expected Indeed
L is known to the writcr that the changes
which have lately taken place have led to an IN
crease ofindustIy and happiness to those thatre-
E.ain.


1t is the intention Of Mr.. o. to visit Europe, IN
the course OF the present month; but it Is also,
as stated ~ himself, his dc ign to return, as
speedily as his extensive concerns IN Scotland
viii permit, accompanied by the remainder OF his
i4ully, two Of lis sons being now at Harmony
A TRAVELLER,
HcsAington, .2.pr33, 1927.