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A GOOD NAME.-Who shall pretend to calculate the value of the inheritance of good name: It's benefit is often great when dependent on no stronger ties than those which accident or relationship have created, but when it flows from friendships which have been consecrated by piety and learn ing, when it is the willing offering of kindred minds .c departed worth or genius, 1t takes higher character, and is no less honorable 10 those who receive il than those who confer il. It comics generally from the best sources and is directed to the best ends: and 1t car- ries with it an influence which powerfully dsposes all worthy persons to co-operate in it's views. Nor is this all. The concious- ness of the source from which it springs, is wont 10 stimulate the exertions and to ele- vate the views of those who are the objects of il; and many instances might be enumer- ated of persons who have laid the fonnda- ton of the very highest fortunes upon no other ground than that which this goodly in hertar ce has supplied Bishop Otter.