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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-19

Observation-Disclosures a. Smith. Kemp. Becky
q Co. Sam' Shaffner & Co. 6 Wilson & Co.
George d Hays. A George & Co. WHEY & Wilson.
Jos T. Elder. Thcs Carson.
Cinc"'.Gi.-Springer g. WhiIerrau. Irwin.
William Irwin Samuel Findlay
10 HisriLie-NcAiotan a. McNiechen. Vim y
Bullet & ca. Mcclure & Ross. jan 10
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INSURANCE.

I'D ISKS will be Iskea hy the FIRE & MARINE
n q INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at fhe loves, rates on
Buildings OF all kinda, ST ne, BRICK or " OGDEN
AID Their contents:
Sieamooas s; factories; mills. &c.
Furniture:
And mtrcha ndise Of all kinds.
And against all dangers atte nding the trans
portatIon Of goods on rivers. lakes, seas. canals
and railroads
r the character of the company as TO pre- mp
ritude and liberality in the adjustment and pa -
ment Of losses.-we beg leave e. refer TO the mer-
chants Of this place Ind elsewhere VINO have haC
the Adjustment of claims upon us. mugs
Office n Main ST. D. LAMB Seey.
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by INDUSTRY WE THRIVE"
WhEES eKcaIn give Us a good home and we
y will give you plenty of HONEY!
The county. Town individual right OF n new
imJ royemenI called HlSER'S COMBINED PAT
ENT BEE PALACE. can he purchased in Vince.
ling at The store Of A TODD. where a model OF
the ssma caz be seen. Prices ~ suit the times.
nov 10
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

WIZ EIIN TNSU HANIE LOmFAN1.
CAPITAL $500 900.
THIS company being now duly orga nized is
Il prepared to make Insurance on every des
criipion of Fire A. d Marine Risks, such dwell
ling Houses, Store II ouses &c with their con
tents Also, Steam Boats. Fiat Boats ADD Keel
Boats, with their cargoes, 20 aad from any Tort
ON tn Ohio and Mississippi rivers. their trib~
utary streams. App icatiJn & Insurance TO be
made fer the present at the Office OF the Wheel
ing Sa wings Ins utution
TX MCCOY, SeC''y
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DAILY PAPER rEK rRAR. $500
six M"NTus in advance 2 so
FER MONTH so
PKR wrKK. I2l

PKR NrKK. I2I
Single papers Soc sale by the cerricrs and at the
ofhce at cents n copy.
The Weekly paper. tho Western Virginia Times.
i' publishsd on Wednesday at 81 so per annum
VA advance. or 80 IL not paid within month
IRON the beginning ofihe year. No new subscribers
will be received, except such ss pay IN advance.
Foe moSths 81 so is invariably charged No
sabse riber received for less than siI months
and no paper discontinued. ex>ept stthe discretion
ofthe Paslisher. until all arrearsges paid.
rERNs or NDvERTIsING.
Three Insertions Or less per square. slO0
One week. $3.50
Tive Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks. s3.25
Pour weeks S0e
Two moa'hs. Sc 90 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted till forbid without
express order. will be inserted until ordered out
and charged dullar E'r LIST three Insertions. and
Is cts foe zach insertion after. Advertise me nis
insetod three times week for three fourIhs the
above. Weekly for ono half per week.
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IRON & NAILS.

The subscriber rendering his thanks for former
patronage would announce TO his friends and the
citizens IN general that they con now be supplied
with ss good article Of Pittsburgh Iron and nails
NJ god Terms as they can be had elsewhere IN the
city As usuaa good stock Of groceries kept constant
w on hand al Of hlch he will sell low Tor cash OF
approved produce. w BASSETT.
South wheeling iun I l--y
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EM7HEELING BEARS TESTIMONY TO

EN1HEELING BEARS TESTIMONY TO
" THE VALUE OF Il. r. LIVER Pills.
Gentlemen:-My wife had been severely afiiicr
ed with the Liver C9Ippsint for more than yssrs
tried the assistance of Physicians. and vnrioa-
remedies oil whhoutuny good effect. Seeing
account of your Justly celebrated Liver Pills. in tho
Pittsburgh Conference Journal, procured twoboS-
es. hnd before she had taken a the Pills in :ooe
box the pain. resilessness lasstue in short all the
symptoms OF diseased liver disappeared. and she
now enjoys good health To yonr Pills sse ascribes
the means the credit Of her restoration. For tho
benefit Of humsniIy make these statements. snd
allow yoI 10 use then. as you may think proper.
Signed JoHN FENNIMoRE.
Wheeling. March 30th lS4l
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
r SELLERS. No 30 Wood st. below 2J.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sid in Wheeling by Jas Baker. no, %
DIR. EASTMAN'S ELIXER OF HEAETH.
Mis- is q universal restorative IN oil cases
where the Stomach. Liver. or any Of the or
gnns concerned in the digestive functions. are the
primary seat OF the diseases. and that such 10
OF almost the whole eatsogue Of human ma ladies -
well known To every physician.
ELlXER OF HEALTH
IL strengthens and gives tone and appetite In lha
stomach and possesses the long sought anil desi~ed
property Of rendering harmless to the stomach snY
redundancy OF bile. that may be- goaersted Ihese ,
| and al the same time when there Is a deficiency OF
that necessary aud producing cOslisensss. deFre--
sion Of spirits. deeIy dizziness ne the hcsd. palp,-
'siion OF the heart. pains paris o( Ia
body. and other Characteristic symptoms OF Dyspor-
sia II scis as perfect Substitute zoe the bile opeos
the bowels senIly, heP-'e tigesi the food reii~-a-
all pain in tho stomach OF head. eheers ,he mind .
invigOrates the system. aud rcsfc1es "a 60 perfecG
health ngtn II IN warranted 60 never fail edec!
ting permanent cure all cases consumption cx
cough. where the lungs become diseased from sym
Pahy with the stomach liver; all dTopsicai aifee.
! tons from the same cause yield TO lie powers N
once. loss fsppelte heartburn nervous complaints
OF all kinds. night sweais md darrtea are removed
/ by II rs by charm. A supply Of this vaiusb4s
medicine. just received and for sale by
OLIVER PRYOR, Union st.
| jan 10 Wheeling Va
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TRIADELPHIA FLOUR
ZIONIST ANTLY OH hand, and for sale low by
\ nov l2 NJ REILLY.
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PEAsE'S HOARHOUND CANDY
NlIE best remedy for Coughs, Colds. &c ever
y offered 70 the public. Just received and ior
ale Al he Literary Depot. dec IS
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AORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

WORkSs
TENHE subscribers hoying pot their Glass Works
in complete repair, they are now in foil o.
pefaton again, and they are prepared TO gu orders
with which they nay be favored in their lineIf
business. They trust that their long and success
fol experience zone Of the firm having been engag
ed IN the business than twenty yenrs) will be
a sufficient guaranty Of their capacity 10 on oil or
ders on lhem. and they feel confident IN saying That
their Glass will be equal 10 quality. transparency,
beauty and value as we'll chenpness ia price. 10
any manufactured in The Union. We only ask those
disposed TO purchase % give Us a fair trial.
feb l2-ly NJ q Z u SWEENEY & co.
MANILA AND HEMP CORDAGE
- NIP subscribers agents ior The North WheciiHg
Rorc Mandatory have on hand ond ere
constantly receiving every description uf cordages
.ay Bed oords plOugh lines Irvine Cable, IIawsers
backing yarns Sc which will he cold % The loves,
I prices for Gosh. KING g. CRUM3ACKER.
octie no ~ Waf5f sItgf.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

A IMAM 81 EDH ARDS. having associated
~ with them. J. p. AGNEw. Of Wheeling. in
the Forwarding aud Commission Business. at Gu m.
serlsnd. Md. the style Of firm will be AMMAN, Ed
wards & Agnew.
AMMAN. EDWARDS g. AGNEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
"A he Rail Read Depot, CUMBERLAND. Mn.
REFERENCES.
Crangle & Baileys. Jacob & Mitchell.
Fleming Il Jingle. : z Arkee & CO.
WIN Paxton & Sun, | Irwin.
John Clarke. | Harding & Weldin.
James II Forsyth. Z ID DufIield.
Boihmore. Reynolds q Smith. Kemp. Rocky
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JOSEPH TAYLOR q SON.

SObI1I N 4 n 4 LUX q SUM-
FORHARDiNG AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
corner Of Euta1 aud German streets,
BALTIAoRE. MD.
M ESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w Informed that we have mads arrangements
to Forward Goods by the Baltimore aud OHIO
Railroad. The cars being loaded at Uur store and
consigned TO houses Immediately on the road III
Cumberland, enables us TO send goods through
with but little expense or handling al either
point.
Particular attention will be paid to Produce
consigned 10 us for sale.
dec aO-d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
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WHOLESALE and RE7.4IL HAT aud CAP
MANUFACTORY.

WHOLESALE and KET.TII HAT aud CAP
MANUFACTORY.
TWE Subscribsr has now hand and is con-
sianily Mangfac'HrIHg HATS Of srery vorI-
ely and Fashion. which he will warrant equal to
any manufactured in the UNITED STATES,
having purchased his stock OF the IMPORTERS
Gar CASH and being himself q Practical HALTER.
he is enabled 10 put up Hats by the Case al East
ern prices. MERCHANTS and others who wish
In save EXCHANGE and CARRIAGE " i'll do veil
10 call and Examine my assortment before going
Easi. A. ! am determined TO sell cheap for CASH.
A G MCALLAM. opposite the Va. Hotel.
nov I79 Main Street.
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RAIL ROAD LINE.

HREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM wHEE.
" LING TO BALTIMORE. PHILADEL-
PIiiA. NEW YORK. BOSTON AND WASH
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Dor ale 81 DE l0Wfsi mafksi PTiee ~
ost Is ! lRWlN
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-29

etEeen icbssauFR md Ta1co cft9s
lehf afaNah aud well known cam.
s. e D ARLAND. lestaf. ull
rs nlag picket between Nieksb0ga
and kazao City. milking three trips week
leaving 200 City every Tuesday. Thurs.
dag and Saturday, Al II o'clock, precise.
mornings ia time fof iae New Oileans pack
els, and will leave VicksblTg0 ID the alter
nate days IL IL af
Passengers and shippefs may REV on this
boat making her regular trips, is she draws
only 2 inches wafer.
1azoo city, Nov 10. 1913. ISff
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Planters I.HE lts Slate ol Ilse Ippl.
unf 0. m writ a
rs nn6lIc
& lhs cs Hsa ,aua
in .aa sN nlen ain he hours Rs
Htfia W
ls tannag 1870.
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He es
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~ ee,s5.ese.
Ssssses =
se s., * 49,, ana.
81 s. hee + asss.
cav 1oa tcra tsl fuafler section
he aoo|he ea section {. the
hal 81 aouih anareI section Ill.
ma weE hafo quarter aud eas
nehH section lI me
0Ie section ah IL iown-.
f containing about
o. caHea ino tally Anderson
Places
Ihe oUInr gNeFcI CT tla northeast
ata ana 1HiA haf southeast qNarteT,
section Ssh nnd erihW oparlef ol north
WfsI oeautr U section SO. township 10,
1anee B wes. combining go 03-i0o acres.
Yhe noffhea 81 ohaf4ei 81 section 81 town.
shi ID. anea esf with lie improve
foa
Af
8,
49, es3 = ga
~
~, ~, doo' vs., ~ ~
<osa See' $50
500, aoa. oela Ss1t 49, 9a4i
$50. f. alt. 153. 462, 29I, aud 44s,
together with ih8 improvements there ILL.,
Also, Lot No 289 ifoniing on Bayou saeet.
Lot 40. 2l0, ironiiag on Mound street, the
eass halt 81 Loi No 200, in the rear o, Lot
Mar ana hloand stsee,s
AAfoO,
The following lracis o. parcels Of lands
iting inthe county 81 1azoo,--f The south
Wes qhaner and south hall q west.h af 81
noriheasl qpareh section 10, township III,
ba ge west, wiih Ae IMPROVEMENTS &c
Aise. ihs nali q zeo acres q lana lylag g
~, ~ &
...,.s y .1.'l s.l.sss .1s 80, tIg - 8,
N
~, u. ,,,as,., 81
.esss IN. 49, srsirs $50 serss q
II
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3 1919 & aAa s
EAI iossi. aot US Fl 81 a6sl.i s.
msftn aa ha Ions fen aown e
amfeean e1 tis beneeo Ialenf hoH-
q higher ordeI ban ans - dlspla1ee og
]lotene enc 81 ieel eure i1a 1Ie allicle wi pc
Aaea N1 hesa By be cean1E4aeo
aa IaannaSs zine
lie bes pefiodieal fn lie Tinted STATES Ils oni-
hsiishmenss are II i hfqh order. and comDrise
stery varietf 81 aft.an5 lie ebarsrtsr 81 tbs cons
inb6tofs 81 The work eiamos Ire lfferar9 natier
as Tie most hlnhly 6nished md original thar Is
given 10 the pnb6c
W7Nnnnrzn + y rrnu +. vrfw.ss
g e .4ils5 40 - i - Als9s
! Mezzoanl Engmyings, IN Safiain's best style.
rine Line Lngaaklngs. Elegant supple Lpgfay-e
'.'ss 49, - 81, PFC t9iit0ahe1s A9ttialls 81
Ism y titsts, cohttspat9ls 70 rAAhAA :
atAehziAk. beapniNl Iolored floAgeIs y the
fieid ana fafaen. g0b0hED s Ash IONS iatea;
style ilumofoa9 Biehlpgs % stses by eager.
MUSIC, by the best Composers. Forming alto-
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Nv CnEAP STORE.


y s II FULL Yialorn The Inhabitants
~ Of Yazoo City, county and counties
srioining. thai they have opened for safe afl
DC store house formerly occupied By ALessrs
Stanley, Ward " Co, Oh Main street, anil
assori rnent of
Staple aud Fancy Dr.. Goods
consisting in pari, ol heaehed and unbleach j
ed eoltaps. Satineiis. 0inghams. Flanuels.
Irish Linens. apron checks. Russia Dimilies
acnnei Mnslns. BamH5zines, Brown Iol
land. Broadeloalhs. Osnaburas, cassimefs.
colored cagnbfics, Book Musiins, Linen
.cambric. Black and Fancy coored SIgs
Black Silk Hose With cotton Hose, Fancy
HandkeFchiefs. Wooden and Fancy Shawls,
Sewing SILK, Yankee Sheeiing, Mackinaw
and Saddle Blankets, Black s. colored Rib
hons. Randanna Silk Handkerchiefs, Black
and Fancy Silk craYais. Mems cotton Half
Nose, Ladies Silk and cotton Hose, COTTON
Web aud Gumelaslic Suspenders, White
ailIl;neL cotton Floss, Spool Thread, &C..
and complete and splendid assortment Of
American and English Calicoes, Tia s. Boots.
shoes. Negro Brogans, aud genefal sup.
Div If Fall aud Winter Goods.
ALsO-A large and extensive assogt:
lmenl Of
Fine Ready-llIadg CIOthiag.
All of wpich, we are determined 10 sell ii
l8 lower rate, for cash. than can Be procured
lai any clhe store ia YazoD city
NB-We shall contin4le lofeeeisc feel
supplies 81 az articles ID car ire.
Hides taken in sQnge IS.
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hdminlsIfatoIs
W. ..'
q credit 81 ttsirs 5hn SIS lo'.o4
lands holonainr o Nt o1iaic Sd Ih0na.
II. Ionre. ds md f.ter M m
Hon. p.oha cnnO Nl
land itn1f |4Hen .n'Ir
Est.. anl IA iil afdo nce
ft kN hsif Ga
n0f arafl taif SO rs.
s1niheas cuhre foNnsHp
Ranno Fe being in I1ol
rn d Iofm derei
~.t. ~ aboa
oar. f tnhd he tnf eN
cnDiible an Ifsaoa ao al |ia
All IN 6e rS6a. b1i u6 aa caagt chl
vested u dmiasfralo a1a
a,h'.IM,fx. Ho'an' ct
fo nsv iheco coaf cndatoinef
win De required ol The puiclt Bond
andsscati,r eill oqeiled ier ibe balance
itNtf iD.l b Aa,n
MARTHA
ofIhonae Jones' aecd
pcnlon. Dee 1870
r
ir
~ ne Circuit f9a 81 Ne oNtet oti's
J0r ne SoMlgrH Di1'sif q
Of MnsNgn io Nm sfn
Ify~n. he9g # ~
Is w1...lss a'. u.s. & .sprs,iss
W virtue oi nc tpNf
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to an whorn.itmay con.
Germ, that at the November Term, 1913
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county, q
be holden At Benton on the fourth Monday
in said month, | shall as Administrative 81
John McMorough, decd, apply ID said conFs
for 6nal settlement with said Estate. All
persons. therefore, who feel themselves in
teIesied in.said estale, can attend a said
court and object 70 any claims which may
be presented for allowance.
ELIZABETH Nc AlORQUGIH, Adm'x
w III PUaH, Sol.
Cctobar 20, 1913 15.aA
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be holden I'll Benton on the fourth MONDAY Iii
ii said month, shall IS Administrators III
John Marlborough, deco, apply 10 said conr.
for 6nal settlement with said Estate. All II
perspnss therefore, whofe themselves IN
1eIesied in said estate, can attend a said
court and object 10 any claims which may
&c presented fof allowance
ELIZABETH AIcAl0ROUGII, Adm'x
w III PU6H, Sol.
Cctobar 90, 1913 l5-.4a
The state of aIississippis( PRonA4s CouRr,
YAzoo CooNTY. Oct Term. 1913
BIZ Tacmaa B. woodward Esg., Judge Of
ths Probate gsars ef Yasoo c9natg and
State aforesaid.
TT Office Is hereby given, that a. appliea
lion 10 me bY Theodore Marlborough
aud john j SWaFtwont and his wife CALM
rine ID, Of tie county Of Yazoo III SAID
State, TOT paFliiipn Of the lands descended
10 them by The death Of John Mcnlomough
decd. which lands are as follows, lo.wii -
/ The south half of east half Elf northeast
lquaFleF Oh Section IL Township 10 ii
Range ! east, he north liaH sc east half
] Of northeast quarter Section | | and norib
kali Of wesi half Of northwest quarter Sec
east quarter Of Section 9. and ives half d
i northeast quarter and east half of n0Ylhwesi
.Eqnarler Section 1, and wegl half of south
west quarter Section / and north half 81
east half 81 southeast qaartef 81 Section 9
aud norlhshalf and souihwesfqnaff and.
west half of southeast quarter Of seclion2
lof Township y Of Range east, and tile.
west half Of northwest qlaftef 81 Section
/ %, and northeast quarter and cas- hal ol
northwest quarter Of Section ~. Township
s III. Range 2, west, and the west half of
lnarthwest quarter of Section /. Township
s. IL. Range j, east, and the east half of south
east quarter Of Section % Township | / +.
{ Range /, west, aud The west half Of south.
west quarter Of Section %, Township 1
Range /, west. and the following lots sc land
living ID The town Of Benton, ID said county.
to.wit: Lots Nos so, IS. 80 and
IN this case, II is ordered and decfaed
i that notice be gwen 10 all persons Interested
a s. publication for Tie space Of two innnlh.
81 tie Hazoe CITY Why, To appear d lhf
III December Term of ibis court and shep
ausa Why Tie following persons Aoala po
S Sc appointed Commissioners 8 nake pagsI
tioaol said lands and lois to.0Is asnna
en ese William Robban6 Richa Swazs
par0n 8 80 80 nliiled sn 81 concatn
~ dc patfep # snds oin
en and ennls q ccnmea
S 0il0 GRO 1slk.
IS W Puea. Sol
@ Soy 4s or Fee $50 ool l7-9l.
lais 81 ~ sippis P1oss o1R9.
2s ~ ~
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elp, seeef snpaIiof toned PIANOS.
fAe Known reputation of their Pianos
Is 1t tone. delicacg 81 touch, and
leauly of dnis 81 les f0flhs commentnn-
l8cessaf the9 vii BE sold lie lowest
Eastern prices. viii bni ffeiebf and insu-
.ence. All Psnos sold via receive fgll
warranty Il deslEe6 g ell kinds Of
sianos received: also. Stools and covers
~ *. gan0s snld Wilt BE kept III or
1er lof two years Enquire &c
a GOODRICH,
Benton Academy.
December 1873 2l-tf.f
Hak Sose gasis corrected geelslY
NEW IS MONEY RKEr.
s1ap'aa 10 1Ae,o Iltg .la.eE.
STANDARD spEciE.
Gas Light and Eankias Cempaa par.
Bank d Louisa1as par,
Mechanics and 1laders par.
City Bank 6 len Orleans, par.
Union Banks par
800 800 Bs sa PsT.
efrolison bans
SUBSCRIBED 11EEs
Consolidated Banks IS -
Commercial Banks IS -
pgnIATEB BANzs.
Exshengp Bank GO per dol
improvement, 80 e. do.
Il8nk 81 0Fleaba. IS do.
ssteilaa z6-S-zvlos---
Blue BRcks SIC do.
gNzeIPA1IrE
A.nnicipa s. 30. e0pr e. dis
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Lorrr Landing, Yas5o Ciy, Hiss
DC. rs. lef3. 23-if
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das tong enjoyed the cnpiuhe reputation 81 bning
pe be pelealeel u Tile Unaed ssates 81 enl-
peiishmenis ore 81 hiqh order. and comprise
sery variety d aft, andthe charaetsr 81 the cons
iub9tofs 81 The work stamps lie iierarg matler
as We most hlnhiy finished and original thal IS
given % the pnblic
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Benton Academy
December 1913. 2l-if. /
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"a. MILLER MsIshal S y. M
By W r. BArrr y M
Dec o, 1919 lpriee so 23-5t
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BORN TO CONQUER.

We heard a young man the other day
while speaking of some difficulties that
arose in his way, eXclaim with much en-
ergy, that he was born to conquer
We care not how stupendous the diff
Guilty may be, if he adopts that motto and
perseveringly exerts himself in manner
worthy of high resolve he will overcome
it. Whomsoever has arrived to great emf
nence in literature, science or statesman
ship; whomsoever has gained vast influence,
we venture to assert, resolved in their out
set, that they were born to conquer in
great degree, their ignorance and evil dis
positions.
Are we unlearned! We are born to
conquer The channels of learning and
wisdom lay open on every side; let US go
heartily to work, and instead of idIing and
trifling hours away, let us improve them
with perseverance-let US study with en-
ergy, and verify we shall have our reward.
Is any man drunkard! He is born to
conquer if he will Let him sign the temp
erance pledge, and keep away from grog-
geries and drinking places, and from the
communicating society of those who drink,
and he assuredly will conquer. Is any man
swearer, or liar? He is born to con-
quer,' if he but make the proper exertlon.
Does poverty Cypress any man! He is
born to conquer By patient industry
and economy, he may become rich. In
short, no matter how ignorant, how poor,
how degraded a man be, he may conquer
the cvil-lhe experience Of thousands prove
tive have all, within our personal knowl-
edge, instances enough of its truth. Let
us then go TO work and conquer our ignor-
ance, our errors, our poverty-let US sow
in diligence, and we shall reap rich har-
vest.
Born to conquer. A new thought ava.
kened-memory brings up the phrase. We
recollect having heard an old associate
make that exclamation. His case affIrds
to US proof that victory is sometimes more
fatal far, than defeat. Was the prize wor-
thy the conquest?
| Poor Jerry -, he was a ovial COM
panion of ours! one with whom we spent
many happy day. We were school-boys
together: many an hour, side by side, ram
bled through the forest and the field--many
time, into the limpid waters of Big Elk,
we plunged together. Beautiful stream
sweet and pure as the Ganges--its banks
yonder bold and craggy, there shaded by
the white-armed sycamore treissed with
the wild vine, here level and fiowery, and
green. Those rocks and those trees, many
time we climbed them, and often or
those green banks did we leap and run anc
wrestle.
Poor fellow He was three years on
senior; we cannot forget him. Born Il
conquer he exclaimed. He was jus
twenty, He was telling us of love afai