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Die 5prinas6aroen DerGberunsss6 e.
feulbaft BON philadelphia,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-23
NU MBER 30.

est i'm condemnation Of tho tendency Of
which wo speak. They feel that they
want intelligence, want light, and they
look engerly around for it; but between
them and tho light stand even this inn
mense body of shallow pated politicians,
who dread nothing SO much as popular
int lligence, and whose sole chance, Of
success is in shutting out the light, and
making the people believe that they, the
people, are already Of political science;
here lies the evil. Nearly all our wri-
,ers, our whole newspaper press, with
few honorable exceptions, do little else
than echo what they take TO be the dom
inant convictions OF their respective par
ties, sects or schools; and if one chances
to think for himself, and labor TO advance
the mass, 10 elevate the standard OF
thought, the whole pack,
"Tray, Blanche, Sweetheart, little dogs
and all,
are let loose upon him, and he is forth
with run down as a wild beast, ora saw
age who if suffered to escape would cor
rupt the people and eat out their substance;
perhaps devour their women and chill
dren
SNOW, in the name OF science, Of knowl-
edge, Of wisdom, Of virtue, Of the people
Of the outraged democracy, for one SOL
EMMY and earnestly protest against this
servility TO the mass--a servility to
which man never submits in good faith
nor for honest purposes, but for purposes,
always base and selfish. love my coun;
try oveher politica, institutions; and l am
ambitious of seeing my countrymen TIA
king the lead in every department of
high and manly thought. | am not
willing TO be always dependent on for
eigners for my intellectual snutriment;
blush to think that when | would read
profound work on science, whether NOR.
al, intellectual, social, political, or reli-
gious, must order it from France or Ger
many. But so it must be till we cease to
hold it democratic to echo only the
thoughts of the people, even though it
be their sober second thoughts We
must dare seek for truth, and dare utter
ii, and dare labor Cor the elevation Of the
people, instead Of merely obeying them
which will never be obeying them, but
the miserable demdgogues and petty polit,-
clans, icAo are raised into Importance by
the energy Dith schich they scream democra-
cy, and By the loud ,cindy professions they
make on all occasions of derot,on TO the
tceL fare Of the people, and their great will
ingness to receive the commands Of the
people, and TO live and die in their ser.
vice."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-23

Such a Wife as PAny had.-The great.
est men whom the world has seen--those
on who public fayors and personal hon.
ors have been most lavishly bestowed
those who shared most renown and on
whose brow rested most glory-have, as
their writings indicate, found in the do
mestc circle-in the affections of vir-
tueous wife, and there only, true, heart
felt and solid happiness. Kings they
have found capricious and cruel; Senates
Jealous and distrustful, and the people Of.
ten irrational and ungrateful; and the
wife only--such OF them as were blessed
with good, abiding and faithful one
enduring TO the end This is tho source
from which the stream Of consolation
flows when the other waters Of life be-
come distasleiu and bitter; the prop on
which man may with safety rest when,
by adversely or intrigue, every other
support on which he relied for slccor
falls away from him. But we meant not
TO write an essay on good wife, or TO
portray what an inestimable prize she is
to her husband our purpose was quote
an extract from letter of Pliny, the cele-
brated Roman writer, which we find in
one of our exchanges, TO show how happy
he was in wife, aud how worthy she
was of his love. Ii such husbands and
such wives were more numerous at the
present day, we should hear less scandal,
see more happy homesteads, have fewer
divorces, and more cause 10 believe that
the adage which says "matches are made
in heaven,n is not altogether fictlon.--
Speaking Of his wife, in letter 10 her
aunt, Pliny says:-Pic.
GAS | remember the great affection
which was between you and your excel
lent brother, and know you love his daugh-
Ter as YOUR own, so as not only to ex-
nress the tenderness of the best of aunts,
but even 10 supply that Of the best Of ia
theirs. am sure it will give you pleasure
10 hear thai she proves worthy other IA
The and worthy Of you. Her ingenuity
IS admirable; her frugality is extraordina.
~ She loves me--ihe surest pledge Of
her virtue; and adds to this wonderful
Iisposition TO learning, which she has
,col:red from her affection to me. You
would smile to see the concern she is in
when have cause to plead, and the joy
he shows when it is over She finds
means to have the first news brought her
fthe success meet with ia court; how
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-23

PAYING DEBTS. What pleasure It Is
to pay ones debts! | remember TO have
heard Sir Thomas Lyttleon make this
observation. 1t seems TO flow from q
combination Of circumstances, each oil
which is productive Of pleasure. In the
first place, it removes that uneasness
which a true spirit feels from Deepen
deuce and obligation. 1t affords pleas
ure 10 the creditors, and therefore graf
ifies our social affection. 1t promotes
that future confidence which is so inter
es,ing 10 an honest mind. 1t opens a
prospect of being readily supplied with
what we want on future occasions. II
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Ienyes consciousness of our own yir-
tue and it isl measure we know to DO
right, both in poiot Of justice and sound
economy. Finally it is the main sup
port Of simple reputation. -SnELsToNE.
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THEY HAVE GOT ALONG.
For sale by
feb 3

EJSr rereIvcd fresh assrrimpui OF perlumery
oB consisting of the following arici''. French
ColuUue in small and large bottles. Florida and ll-
ncy Water; Lavcrder and Rose Mater Mucassar
OH; Bears OIL; PhIliun Oil mud large assortment
Of swaps, such Victoria Toilet soap, Floating s0ap
expressly for haihiug, Windsor Patent sap; also 4
guud or I would have said, the best sprilncut Of
Shell Side. aud Tuck cuInhs IN The CITY. Br6alo
Tuck and Side combs. ard Horn Tuck m SIDE
combs Of dIfereHt patterns. which will be- sold low
Tor cash: by The single dUzen. A. an sole
Agent of Comb Manufacturing establishment, I
lhInk can sell cOmbs a liule cheaper than any rs
lablishmcut "a the city. You " hn wish "a buy wd
please give the a call. RecoIect. they are 10 Ia
fpund al a o FAIRCHILDS al 40 l30, Main Il
Wheeling.
Clrcks and wa'ches repaired al short nniire A
pu,d assortment of WATCHES AND JEWELRY
always on hand, which will be sold cheap Tor cash
A few lniuul Hair Bushes II The best qualify
jUst received from the mandatory aud ur sale low
ian III
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LNIRE &AIAluNE tNSURANCE-There ~
T. twosiIuatOns only ia which individuals ear
be placed, where they can adequately apprsC1 O,
the value ofinsurance. These are, while -tand-
lg upon the runs of their own properly, .:ther
receiving tr~m an insurance office the fall n
mount " hich they have lost, or standing on the
anne spot surroHnd,d perhaps by dcsOlate tam
~ lamenupg hat stupidity and folly which haC
"a, Aed 10 provide for such a Contingency.
$ ATKlN SON \ gent of the PRO rEC ZION
iNSG RANCE co OF HARTFOnD, CONN
WI take Usks on dwelling houses, ware houses
torres, mills, factories, dc, together with theI
'ontents, such as furniture, merchandise ma
chlltrv, and everyOth"r description Of insurable,
'rupCriy' Also, steam, keel and Hat boats
no lhcir carg9cs to and from any port ON the
Western Waters
,Oihce on Main street, nearly opposite the Z S
IOIeI L Isl2
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Wheeling. March I3.IsI3.

wheeling, March Is, 1913.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree,
Syiil lake notice that have appointed The lab day
,"f a prii next, OF o o'cOck A VI al my office ~
she Guy of Wheeling, The limo and place, wheL
Z shall commence taking tue account directed by
sstd decree aul d,e parties are requested 90 attend
viii their proofs Sc TO enable the proper taking OF
said account. ALEX. WILSON. Master CONF.
mar lin
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IRGINIA-AI nn inIerme.lale Trrm Of lhe

Y IRGINIA-AI au intermediate Term OF iht
CircuIt Superior Court of Law aud Chancer
iur the county Of Quo, held nj the Court IIous,
IhsrVo, the first day of February, l5I3.
Thomas 6 Culbertspn, David II Greer, and
Frederick IL Greer, partners under the firm =
ofCulberIson & Greers. oOmplainants
against :
William I.amtdin q Spas and amb I'm Bra ; ;
~ and Lamb. The North Wcsora BaHk of :
Virginia, the Merchants x MecEnniCs Bunk :
.-oG w IeelIng. and Dana Hubbard, &c. :
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college uf HdiM-L 0HfOH.
FEyHESE Medicines cure every disease which
a,intIs OF curc.
They remove from the stomach, liver and
intssiIncs-the blood making Urgaus-tue oh
Srucrions to the cue performance oil theI: healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
Gus sccretions, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully To resist the prtdIspOsIu-
aud exciting causes to disease.
3 They increase the action Of tho abs0rbruts, by
which all nIOrlId grOS the are AIKEN INTO CrCu-
lation and afterwards sNl.ei let from the hodj.
4 They res tore the regularity of those process
es upon which the fOrmatIOn ana cITcUl itIOn OF
me flood depends.
These are the only med sinCs known i'm which
small bses have pow eTiul and beneficial eiiec q;
aud yet, of which IN cXtTeElc cases; such very
large doses may be ADMINISTERED fearlcssly anu
with greatly Increased advantages To the patent.
The-BlItIsh college OF health having revoked
annuiivd and made VOID the appointment of DR.
Ho.aue ShcIhCard MOat, he has cease Ia be m
any manner connected with or agent OF the col
lege of Health.
George Tal Tor being now and from henccfOrtI
the sole general ageTtln the I'M states. Of thu
Brush col eye OF heal h, for the sale of Morrison
u lis OF the Vegetable uuIyCTsal medicines of the
college of heaIthi no other person bat The sail
George Taylor has any IlgLt or authority 10 nom
mate or appoint general aScats Tor the sale Of
the above me icines
GEO TAYLOR, 10 Chamber 81 sole general ag't.
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling.