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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
CARRIAGES AND FREIGHT.

aSTEPHENSON q GARWOOD have been ar.
- pointed agents on Wheeling. Tor the sale of
Rev l. ,overts' BALM Of LIFE! 50 celebrated
throughout vecasfcru cities or the cure Of Dis,asss
oCUe Lungs, We cordially recommend tins nedi
cine % our readers being the best possible remedy
they can any where obtain Coz coughs iJDg sfqgIjyy
colds. consumption in is iHriDicut stare. DC. sc.
The BALM or LIFE b. highly recommended
by the most al.1'c7 pigsiri1Es-uscd IN the mos,
intelligent families boo our country, and every where
hailed by the aGlicied.as uc greatest Of blessiHgs
Read pamphlets 10 be had Of tho agents.
fhy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
Nav 8. 1871.
az ORE POSITIVE PROOFS. OF the efficacy
WE of rr. IIarichs Compound Siren. thenin :;
and German AyeTient Plllr.

dild StIiidn AstIttul itiI.
Atghany, Jan s, 1870.
To DR. Harlicl,'s ACeu,-Sir / wish To state
for the benefit If those who NAV be athlete !,
thar DR. HaTliCh's Pills have cntryciy cured the 90
Eyspessia, of winch II have been afflicted for
many years | used both kinds, the Apcrl-ut
and strengthening, and am onstralacd To say,
that they are q valuable discovery, aud act upon
the system mildly, hut very cii-Ciually. | found
the Tonic Pills to Quicken tho clrCs'atIon AID
cause a detcrmIna alton 10 the surface, and 20
: strengthen the weak stomach and increase rs
overs. The Apericnt Pills are tn best cathar-
tic ever used. | am confident Ill Dysp,piics
would do well To make immediate rlal and te
relieved: Any one can. rail at my house and be
satisfied of the sbOyc At pleasure.
DAVID X. PIPE.
y The original ceriif ate nay be seen at the
Office Of The "Spirlt Of the llr es,' For sale at
No -, North Eighth Street. -
Al-uby JOHN FISHER,
IN - W1r.iI.tg, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
.fSLEyS.KcSEsES, OFF, Css
.. S.GreSory & Go.
NETIINIsT INrC, Y.
WHEELING. Va

The attention Of The customers
ofD. :. Gregory d Co. is respect
fully solicit d To the following
Rich and Varied Schemes for
Aiav, 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

nURAND. HAMMOND * MASON, Bank
Z y Note Engravers. Cincinnati, Ohio.
TIL Subscribers have a sSciated themselves
together, for the suppose of carrying IN the 81
~ OF Cincinnati. under the above firm the bus J.
ness Of Bank Note engraving aad Printing il
ats branches.
HAVING iplnel the entirs ok Of the two
establishments belonged to the undersigned,
they are enabled to of n to the Banking In Siiu
tutIons OF the West. eNtcn -ive variety Of Jig
nettes. combinations aud other embellishments,
unequalled in beauty of design end execution.
Rank Note PAGER of the best manufacture COW
used always on hand.
Office n e. corner OF Main and Fourth SITS.
DURtND & CO, New Ys.k
HAMMOND * MA SON, Cincinnati
a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

Editors who publish for d. 5. GRECO
~ & Co., are requested TO copy the fol.
lowing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
W. w & S. IT. JIIESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN II.

West siis 81 Main street. IVhcsliHg, Va.
EVANE on hand and are constantly manuiaciur.
Z Ing general assortment Of superior Fur anil
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York add re now prepared
- supply TO order all sizes aud 90 ahIies N the
present or past style, as may suit customers,
Black and Drab beavI r and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Nnpt Hats.
They also keep on b nd an assortment ofplain
aud fancy men s'and boys fur and cloth caps,
all Of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on tho mos favorable terms
heretofore received. they solicit n share of p ub
lc patronage which they are determined % de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
u business and cheap aud flyOrs bic rules.
may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
NAV 4 no l2i main st
WHEELING " NIR-INIA BOrrIING
w CELLAR.-WILLlAM LEYADOCH O.

WHEELING " ElR- MA BOrrLIN G
w CELLAR.-wILLIAA LEVADOCH G.
fpcctfully inf rms the citizens and the public
generally that he has opened his cellar f,r bot.
ilinx the French Brewery superior PALE ALE,
exclusively, at his stand on Water street, former
w occupied by Mr. Hornbrook, next door TO NJ r
Lodwi:k's, he has a large quaint Of BRISTOL bot
tlOs on hand. sO that he is able 20 supply persons
dcsrous of having a rich sparkling lie equal to
any manufactured la the cas- or, ~ the MALT
LINE, any where IN any quantity, from dozen
TO any amount. Tue FRENCH BREWERY
ALE will recOmmenl Itself WITHOUT a LABEL.
The only recommendation the proprietor thl KS
nece ssary TO Offer the public Is totastc his ale &
Judge for themselves. He is not disposed to Inn
pose on the public he warrants his lie pure, and
will dclivern any where IN the city at IS CENTS
per dozen. Ne hopes by strict attention TO bu'
siness To receive share of public patronage
Always on hand the very oCsl article Of CRAB
CIDER, in bottles.
The ci'Zens of Whe ling are informed that they
can Jbta+l FRESH BEER dur"g he entire sum
mer VIII Sloslle or retail at the French Brewery
lso fresh Brewers YEAST.
NAV 4-1wp A. ST. MARTIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
\ on ~ YEAKs srANnlNG.

ENYSPEPSI or TEN YEARS STANDING
Il u am truly happy to stake 90 the afflicted
community that member OF IHy family was az
h'cied FOR ten or tw"Ivc years WIKI the above
distressing diScsse The -vWptoms were great
oppression after eating acilty 20 the stsT= scu a
severe pain IN the side and breast, SICK headache,
mental dependency, with other sympto us, du-
ring which time numerous rem dies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Hgy nc
heard Of the good Cht cts o. DR. iIarch'S Com
uuund Strru -lIcuIng and German i,gTient = lis
! was induced 10 give them rial, which ] am
happy 10 state that hy uSiIg one box II the Ger
wan Apeucnt Fills. accompanied by the
Strengthening Tome Fills, that they nave near
~ eIaClgat.d iGc disease. / consider 70 due TO
those afflicted that / make this acknowledge
meat thdi they mag likewise procure the same
invaluable medicine and be freed from those dis
.Tesslug diseases.
With gratitude and respect;
WA. VI. SPEAR.
No l25 Old York Road.
For sale al no 70 North Eighth Srrfo'.
Also by JOHN FISHER
AZ p Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGES LIST.

SORRECTED rRI-wEEKLYroR THE TINES az
A.P GOFF& co.
LfcAahgc BroLors. lO7 Main Street WheelinG Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
sALE-.By yiruc OF deed ,

u NRUSTEE'S SALLY viruc Of deed Of
4 Trust executed 10 ne by Hannah Ackor,
bearing date tic 3Oth Of August 1885, aud re-
corded IN the office of the clerk IF the County
court, for Ohio county, Iu Book No -. pages -
and So will expose 70 sale at public auction
at the front door Of the Court house of SAID
COuntv, on SATURDAY the 22d dav OF MAY 1871
The West half Of Lot No - on Clay street m the
addition % the town Of Wheeling lad out by
Noah Ilne, JJhh Fawcett. Daniel S.eenrDd a.
ntners. Selling IS ustcc,I shall convey such
tilg as is invested IN me bY the deed Of trust
aforesaid. GEORGE CARRUTHERS.
may t-3w Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

rF-O MINERS -.1fI. C1r4I Con. Go ar ll1aes-
Willie Ta1rrc' Co., BY, ore .I wont OILS or
90 rrm- .a.a add industrious cool dIer0E .n aIdt.
ton rY j.a urmHar 1'-.r'g employed iu IhiFmIu,s.
rY .ur.a uEH apply Immediately clnsJauf cm-i8v.
meaf rgi.I H. -.ss1 "r f,ar The prices paid ore
l.a 11 r1 .3.J ..r 200 bushels. aud c1utrierrrf
-.... Dig T.u 100 OBJ 100 prr tag. Tie fI. -
p. mines a-e. in,rrr~r .. ra. t.T les time f..r
/. ... U...as--fuTav one h1Iftrr weekly WAGES ,1
cash ou c1.I saturday. 1ul f1 vvr thc miner I,
additions. liberty To- draw Or what good. lf mas
vla,. and 90 nuke % fuli settlement eIF hm os 4,
Hr. u. AIHIJuIy. October 1uj JsH4af..
Uu.-stiIe. hyfI l2.lSfi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

HATS & CAPS-Just re
y c5iycd from New York.a splendid assortment
Of Msl's an b vs. Fancy and cloth caps Of tho
most fashionable style aud best quality, watch
will be sold low flr cash or approved credit.
". W. g. :. n. JiMESON, Main 81.
mag 1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

The Banks marked par" are recev, on depo.
site at the banks ia this city. Thos. bank : matE
ed are not purchased.
OHIO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

NTONNN. and her Hlaster,-By lady Morgan
w Woman Of Englaud. Ivy Mrs Ellis. Just re-
ccivcd and for sale Ivy
nav ROBB & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08

TE ME SCHOOL AND TOWNSHIP OFF
4 GERS MANUAL, and Executors and Ad-
minsirator's Guide, with forms for conveyaucIng
official Bonds. Bills accounts;
nctes w (fDr the state Of Ohio.) by Warren Jen-
kIns. for sale by JOHN FISHER,
ap 81 1873 Nam street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
MIIEEIING nnTrIING CEILAR.

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

The earth does not seem to have been exca-
waited TO deposit the dead. but their ombS huilt
On level with the e@rth's surface. Comparing
human skull taken from one ofihese stony arch
with taken from mound that had been
raised near ten feet the skeleton, it seems
that the changes that had been wrought them,
by time, very similar The skull taken from
these rocky tombs presented ID the eye the tp-
pearance of bone that has heen caciRed by slow
and continued heat dissipaiing the fibre and gel
atine, and leaving nothing to preserve the dent-
y CT the human form, bar the phosphate O. Inns.
1t has been supposed by those who have examined
the con.ents OF the mounds that are in var.oas
places between The Scioto aud Miami Rivers, thu!
they have been the repositories OF the human re-
mains OF rnany ages"
After .emarking upon the remains of the Nam
moth the writer says:
II I'm led to conclude, therefore, tina, the hu-
man beings whose remains rerosiur II
these rocky ienenents, were at least coeval with
the Monmouth in his day of notable existence.
Perhaps long before that new sepuichro CT D.
serh Of Arematilca made, par, Of that ais-
doing and disobcdient tribe of Israel had wander
ed over the land and the sea, and tcaanted
the very spot which now write. 1t may be.
the skull now look upon, aided in building some
Of these stony arches The last remains Q. some
one Of tina. peculiar people"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27
From the National Intellige ncer.
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS,

We Intentionally allowed the Inaugural Address
Of our new Chief Magistrate to 60 forth TO our
readers uuaccompauIed by any tomme atary Of
That Address is a composition clear
and comprehensive as 10 need No calculation !;
appealing directly TO the understandings and
powerfully 20 the patriotism 0! he Presidents
fcllow-citizens as TO require no enforcement By
argument; and, Ia It's main points, so impregEa-
BILE, aud indeed unassailable, 10 need no de-
fence. Comment upon document OF such q
character, when fist presenting it 10 readers,
would have been superfiuous and ul-timed. Nor
shall now, after it has been 70. some days in
every hand, offer more than lew general obser-
atoms upon it
The first thought which, upon perusaI OF the
Address, suggests Itsel. 10 every mind capable of
forming conclus ions from internal evidence, must
be, that it throue hout, in evey line OF il, char
acteristic of It's author The ardent patriotism
the ripened Judgment, the pure philanthropy, the
fervent aspiration, the fearless independence. the
the downright honesty, the enhre absence OF re-
serve IN any thing these leading features OF the
address but the iiueameIts of lis authors
mind faithfully impressed upon tho paper. No
who has studied the Generals character,
can for moment doubt That II is chs VIII
ting" 1t IS evidently wrought after no pattern.
but Is, on the contrary, so perfectly nrigIna. 20
leave no room for the dispute about its paterni-
ty, which has been raised about Addresses sim
liar occasions heretofore. Washington's inaugu-
,
philosophc; Madison's terse; each in uni
son with the character of the writer's mind. Gen.
Harrson's Address might have rcsembled either
of these models more than il does; but if it had
done so, il would not have been his Nor,
unless wholly mistake the popular taste and
feeling, would it have been half acceptable to
the great body Of the Presidents constituents,
in its present shape. We do not Of course expect
il to pass without cavi; but there few real
Republicans, call themselves by what names they
may, who Will not yield 10 il u whole, their
.tu.s'.y "YP.oJ-i.,a.
For ourselves, should be treacherous TO the
principles which, with unvaryrng faith. have
uphelt and defended, from the DAYS of Mr. Madi-
sons Administration through oil tho changes
which have INTERVIEWED, if we did mos,
daily assent to and adopt the principles of this
Address. Separately, they have had support
heretofore: collectively, we shall stand by them
now and hereafter We rejoice in the auhor'a-
tive enumeration of them, IN the inaugural Ad-
dress, as the rs,tr ah # ths great political VIC
been one OF the humb!est Acknowledgment mas
Having thus delivered opinion of the Ad-
ddfess as whole, shall not at present enter
into "A consideration of its details. Should they
be assaiicd from any respectable quarter, it will
be at pride and our pleasure to sustain
them with such earnes ,ness Us belongs only to
tire conviction Of their truth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
ss4 Postusuer may ezctose ~ letter 10 ate
I,t5ster Of yIetcspaper, pcy Tie s"tscrtDoa q q
fLtrpersoy froit he lettr, II 0rftEea by ht"seg
Norv-Some Subscribers may not be aware OF the a.
viii be seen, that by requesting ile
they reside to frank tef letters contain
ing money, viii do upon being satisfied
at e letter contains nothing but what refers 10 the sab
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27
THE PAI.HA lDgU u :,

IS PRINTED PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
ID. p. II O l. O w AY
At the Sout.-east Of Main and front streets,
Riehmond, Wayne county, Indiana.
1,rpn.TWO DOILARS-IN ADVANCE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

THE Coon CAUSE AT HOME AND ABRoAD .--Thc
progress of Temperance IS by no means confined
To Ireland md the United States We learn that
the pledges taken within the last year At ST. Ma
~ 5, Halifax, amount to more than Two thousand.
Mr.. O'ConneiI speaks Of Father Matthew and his
FIVE uILLIoSs. "Fcmperancc evening parties
which and coffee, and other freshmen IS,
occupied the place of the incbrating cup-were
of frequent occurrence in Ireland. They appear
10 have been spiendidly furnished and had toasts,
sentiments, speeches aud music, IL accordance
with the old public dinner mode. Temperance
balls. also. ia various parts Of the country, had
superseded the orgies. IN which part Of lami-
lies were 10 spend their time, money and
health, making fruitful sources oftrouhlc and ter
to the other part" These indeed cheer
ing signs in the moral world, and calculated to
GLADDEN. the heart of the Christian and phIlan thro
pist. In own country the cause never pros
pered more rapidly than q. the nresen, time.
Phila. Inquirer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

TEMPERANCE IN CLEvELAND.-O Temperance
friends will rel nice to learn, that Father Mathew
ism has crossed the ocean, and planted lis foot
upon American SOIL. The Cleveland Herald OF
the 18Th. states that the Rev. Mr.. McI.augh lin,
of the Calhoiici Church IN that citv, admins
cd the temperance piedre to abou, ninety of his
congregation the day before, & that he is laborng
zealousiy among the people of his charge. in the
temperance cause. The Herlad saws: He ex-
Piained To his church Yesterday the nature of the
P'ease-iho blessings that lis general adoption
would produce throughout society," and the hap
Ptie>s 'hat the Practice OF temperance would car
ry nome to families and TO communities Both
males and females, the old and the Young ca me
forward and took The pledge, which was printed,
with appropriate texts of Scripture, on enameled
cards"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

THE I.1BERTINE.-lf there is being earth
WHO deserves The contempt and Ioathing pity Of
every honest mind: who politics the very ground
on which he treads land | care no, how high his
station or how low bis rank 1T is tina, thing,
who, dead TO every dictate CT honor and humani-
", and dead To every solemn obligation which &C.
tnenls society together, regardless Of the TICS of
affection and preservation # moral purity and
innocence, will delIberately work the destruction
and ruin of female character and blast her pros
pecs for lie: who viii enter the social sanctuary,
sit at tho social board, make one of the So
cial circle around the domestic hearth, and Tor
the qualification of his deba sed nd beastly nature
arrest the current of social happiness, and in its
stead, place the flowing tears Of anguish, misery
and disgrace. We know not IN VIVA rank To sta
ton such n monster; the mid IL Q hi robber appcaTs
lovely by his sde--ihe assass is honorable com
red to him-the wild, untu ored savage would
shrink from his touch. Expire the earth, search
Us caverns lis mountains iis cities, leave not
spot upon its surface uueXplor'd, nor Il living
lure uneSamned. and bring birth the most hide
and loathsnme specimen n existence, and it
would call such traIt'r companion. Per
haps this is the language of severity, well. the
subject will bear it. In fact a more despicabe
being enters not into the conception of the hu
mind; he should be avoided the damnlng
cxcrcscence Of mortality-a monster, whose breath
is poison ard whose grasp Isdeath.
- GEOLOGICAL Determinations OF THE WEST.
In the Clinton Republican Wilmington, Ohio.)
VIC find article on the Go,ogy Of the Miami
country, signed sBuckcve,' which has, TO
mind. much of interest. TIE writer is speaking
OF the Geological remains or 'FodG's Fork of the
Little Miami After speaking of fragments Of
primitive rocks. still found nthis REGION the vii
ter proceeds 30 say:
"ln digging wells and eycamting the earth near
Wilmington, beds of Peat hive been discovered
Il the depth Of twenty feet rom the surface. and
charred wood and parts of vegetables n much
greater depth, furnishing irdubiiahe evidence
tina, the superintendent, soil has been made by
the commissions Of the elements in that great
change produced in the order of things. By the
deluge. The country through which Todd's Fork
runs, is formed from the diluvai deposit; but "a
many places the ailuvium is collected in peat beds,
and furnishes the richest and INST productive bot
tom lands in Ohio. Minerals buried far be-
meath the surface, and the land IS n1dch better
adapted 10 farming than for inning. Along the
banks of Todd's Fork orih wet, and west of Will
ming;on. may be found the hmm skeleton de-
posted in stony vaults made of fiat limestone
These stony graves are bliIt o. elevated ground,
and bear evidence that the design IN their con-
structlon was to exclude waer from entering
Them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

T. 'S 2.1t, Gol o ". IN bai,iiiorc LOT Ino
and was presented 10 him by the builder, Nce)
IN the name oi the Wings Of The Monumental CITY,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

GIRLs WANTED.--'4'ho whole population OF Cook
County, illinois, IN which is the village of Chica-
go, is ll,045. Of these, tho number of males
between 20 and 80 years Of hgc, is, . 40; of fe-
males Of the same oge, l,220-lcss than one half
OF those between 80 and 10 years of age, the
males l,1o2, the females 500, disproportion
as bad. Under this state Of things, the Chicago
American requests to have sent on a cargo of first
rate marriagcablo women.-N. Y. Bulletin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

The more honesty man has. The less ho az
fects the air OF sain: The afTectation Of sane
tily IS blot tho face of piefy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

Queen Victoria wears Jewels on Der lead es'
ted TO be worth five hundred thousand dollars
while thousands Of her subjects cannot get peu
ny's worth Of bread to put into theirs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-27

i walking cane, made Of part If the coach o.
Gen. Washington, richly mounted, and bcarng
al appropriate inscription, was presented on We'd
ncsday last Ia Gen. Harrison. by Bishop Meade,
of Virginia, Through Nr. Gusts, of Arlington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

Well, after all -afIer The vote OF
twenty States against six-after a
majority of upwards Of one hundred
thousand-after years Of hard. bitter
con,est-after the settlement OF the
vcxcd question by the voice Of The
sovereing People-after oil this, il
seems that the NATION is not TO have
repSse. The plan OF the campaign is
announced the routed battalioBs OF
power are again marshalled in battle
array-spd political warfare is TO be
renewed. Gen. Harrison's admins.
tration is to be, nay is. met at the
threshold at the outset, with q prede-
termined, systematic, fierce opposi'
,iou, and that opposition Is TO be con.
tinued and kept up uaceasingiy for
four years to come at least. We ars
to have no breathing time--uo oppor.
,unity for deselopments--no waiting
for measures--war is proclaimed Ia
advance. and war is 10 be carried az
with all the political means which
Can be used!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

The Inaugural. The Richmond Star
makes the following just remarks on Pre-
siden, Hsrrison's Inaugural Address:
1--WE we're highly amused with Mr..
Riches comments upon the inaugural
Address last Saturday. The address is
simply The declaration Of the Chief Msgis.
nate, under our Constitution. Of bis views
OF tina, Constitution. No breath Of party
or prejudice stained any portion Of il. but
the whole is pure dispassionate decla
ration. to the sentiments Of which no one
Who loves his country can dissent in any
particular. But. Mr.. Richie inquiries
with indignation. why did he moi do his
why did he no, say that. Why did he not
ssser, one thing. why did he no. rePudia,e
another, why did he not come on, al this
point. and go in a, tha.-the whole mean
ing, as far as we can see, being--why did
he not ask Mr.. Richie how he should
write il, instead OF giving his own notions
of the matter. We like the paper. be-
cause /, is neither Wing nor I.ocofoco.
II is a draft of our political fabric. and =
the President will but sustain the Consii
tuition as far as he can, upon the grounds
there drawn, he will merit The applause
Of no par.;zaa, but every good man.