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ar What very responsible and remark a5te man, is Wm. E. Woodruff We have heard i. stated, and have never seen denial of 1t, that he once, not great while since. made his boast, that he had reached thai apoint tn life, which it was impossible to make one cent out of him at law Yet he is always saying something about the res possibility oG others. lt would be well for him to look to his own affairs, and see that shey ale in healthy and sound state--be- fore making an attack on others of far more merit than himself

 But>ihe idea that Woodruff is either re- niarkahleSor responsible, is certainly stran- ger doctrine to preach in this community. l, would be just as far from the true state of things, as t would be to say that he was the writer of the editorials that appear in his paper, and compelled to own and father by his great master, the ''taitnsed and digaiGed."

 When Woodruff is known at.a distance, as well as he is at home, neither hls writing nor that of his master would create any more sympathy or attention from lhe public, than would hilloek at the foot of the eter- nal Andes, be admired by the beholder of the granI and sublime scenery upon the snow capped mountain above him.