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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
1877 packages OF Boots and SnCt >.
ALTMAN s. MAXWElLsI

Id A\Fjusi received largo and we'll selecie''
stuck Questionable Boo;s aud Shues. suiia.
ne tor spring md summer wear-our stock consists
in part iull"ws:
ldi pair mems fine calf stitched and pegged boots
100 do do pcggcd morocco do
96 de d, do seal do
96 do de- heavy calf and kip do
300 pair meas fine morocco nu'hiiers
80 do do do cali monroes
600 do do heavy eali and kip d n
500 do de- common up aud coarse do
200 do do best coarse monr.es
100 do do seal nu llfers 60 do dn gaiicr boot,
500 do mems morocco slippers
200 do d." calf and morocco pumps
100 do do seal do
400 par boys hest XII monrncs
900 81 de- common kip do
$50 do do calf and morocco downings
300 do do morocco slippers
Us pair youths line cali and morocco shoes
400 do do kip monmcs
500 pair children's reeged grain shoes
400 do wumen's cali aud kip lace brois
200 do do KID and goat boots
100 do do gaitcr do
$50 pr ladies blk & cul'd hlfgniers Of varUus kind
400 do ladies' calf aud morocco husk'ns
300 do do pegced kip shoes aud buskins
goo do d" seal begged shoes (nw prcs)
300 do de- kid slippers Quw rrice)
300 do do seal and morocco slippers do
2OD do do e1mhroon do do
300 do ladies iine kd spring heeicd slippers
500 do do common do do do
100 do do b,adcd morocco bnskirs
$50 do do hid walking shoes and buskiHs
10 do do fine hid run .rd siiprs md huskins
100 40 d col'd Kid slippers. various kinds
300 do do IN sses' kid e. mor'co slip'r,ti low pr' o.
2eO do du spring hceicd slippers
100 do du co,d hid slippers and hnlf CATERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
kOPEe. ROpEs.

NHE subscriber he's removed his Cordope
store, TO lire stand fOuusTly occupied 6y
pare " hogc az Wat store. Having large
OF every description. which will be sold low Tor
cash of battcfcd for Beeswax, Ginseng or Clot.
seq, at cash prices The public are respectful.
ing elsewberr. CHARLIE ) VI BERRY.
aug R-.y Head Of Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

Snn BAGS RIO COFFEE;
25 Bags Pepper;
30 do Pimenfo;
~ Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
l Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff;
DO Bills Alum; r.
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Saeratus;
j do Boston Syrup;
] do NIaddef;
400 do Lquurice Ball:
4O Boxes 3s, 5s l2s. ] 6 and pound Lnmos
Tobacco Of superior qualities;
do L9dy's Tvs isl TObacco;
$500 do BrazeTS and SheciiDg Conner
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroons S Indigo.
6 Bbls Copperns;
20 Boxes M II Rais,ns;
Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Snenr;
do Pulvcrized d.
1 do Cloves;
do Nutmeg;
I0 Boxes Chocolate;
~ do Varegaied Soaps;
! Bale Bordeaux Almnnls;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos s 10 1O-mst IN,
eeyed and for sale by WIN FI,EAitr.f;
ap 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

y CASKS NADER
80 Bags Pepper
20 do Piment0s
% Bbs Alum
go boxes Bunch Raisins
bales ) 5 Almonds
cases brimsione
cask Blue Vitriol
barrels loves
203 Mats Cassla
20 boxes Chocolate
cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Canwcod
30 do. Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
ccroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Eiquo.ice Bull
25 kegs Mustard
I-2 barrel NJ tmegs
SO barrels Loaf Sugars.
All Just received ond r.. sale by
Jun CRANGLE & BAILEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
CAUTION TO ALL,

L EFT ALL HE WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND BE AREFUL NOT TO BUY TIE
| lSuGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
! VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the written signature OF The or,
| SIDal Inventor and pateniee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
! These pleasant ri Is possess powers 10 open
ALL The natural drains OF The system viz: The
LUNGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOUELS-
| hitherto USKNuwN In The practice of medicine;
ani SO complete has been their Triumph over
all Other medicines that many have been led
TO suppose they contain some powerful miner al;
| but upon examination by Drs Chiffon, Ran>
dolph, Huntington and others, this supposilion
is al once proved 10 be gIouudesS.
Sold IN New York, at the principal Office
l19 Greenwich street, also by Rush'on g. Co,
Broadway, corner o: Iith street..
Pamphlets to be had OF ascnis gratis.
N B.-PerSons will also notice On the top la
bel an engraved Indian bguie, cross ed with fine
ed mint.
The genuine may also be bought with safety
at Df GuIon'S, corner OF u very and Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, l39 Fulton street. Brook.
Wn, and at respectable stores throughout the
| United STATES
SUGAR COATED PILLS W. DISEASE
| MORE EVIDENCE.
VA DILL, OF the firm OF GIrlcy e. Hill.
| ~ IVY Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
lDdIan Vegetable Pills are superior to anv he
| has ever taken. HIS wife has found them dc
! ILL., h'lul and efjic1tious.
| Miss ID, U0LAss, corner Walker and LUDLOW
st'eels, has been cured ri pain in the head.
dnnness of siEht, and dizziness NJ long stand,
ing, by thrm Pills.
Mas SlMoNs. OF % Henry streets cured OF
pains and clamps OF eight years standing.
Ma ATKINS, OF 2G3 GreenwIch street, cured
Oi tySp' pSla, Of seven years Standing.
Ma CAnLooK's daughter, s Staple street, cur
ed OF Worms IN their W. ~ form.
REv Ma BoRNETT, nj Brooklyn, cured OF bill
iouS complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
uron Us from all quarters No Pills ever before
1ceomplishedSo mut h with 81 liuie trouble and
di'agrreabcness, a. d. Smuh's (Sugaf Cuated)
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills. Sold az
On on's corner BJwefy aud Grand SIS, Phuip',
cofrtr OF Beekmaa end William streets; Eve,
tett's, % IIud on 81; Mrs Hays l49 Fulton II
BfUtklyn; and 2J3 GreenwiCh street. ExamiDt
the label lock iof Or SMiTn's written sigma
'uIe ob 10 Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30
MACHINE CARDs.

4 NIIE subscriber has just reed good sssor,rocn.
4 Of Machine Cnrs e The Mnuloctnse -,
John " II skell Of Bllimorc where raev Inv,
been Used They need no recomme addition. When
any particular kind Of Cards are " anteJ. IL vonll
be well to order them 10 Or - DAYS before ,bey
send here Tor them. ivy
op sN,,t Np,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

COPPER. TIN. AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANUFACTORY
\ Il the old stand Oh Uniun street, betwceI
IA Main md Marker, Wheeling. Va. wou'o
respectfully call The attention al Rly friends aud the
public generally, 10 my assortment of The ab)v
wares. which will lac disp sed oi very low for rah
or Ia prompt customers.
np27 TIOS e CULBERTSON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

EATIIER--Just received at the Sign of TIE
Black Msmmoih Boot. south end Of Nark.,
Square. 1000 Lbs Of best Baltimore Spanish sole
Lea iher and will be sold low for cash.
ap29 TODD a. HOWELL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

LET ALL The WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND BE G. AREFUL NOT TO BUY THE
(SUGAR TED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the wR ITEM signature OF The orr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-30

NUN BaRRELS-A good assortment OIL =
" hest qualify. Just received by
NAV 3 OFT & GREER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-24
THE OREGON RAILROAD.

the Editor of the Union:
Sir: The proposition for a railroad to Oregon is
not original with Mr.. Whitney. A gentleman OF
Kentucky (whose name was, as believe, Munday, J
ton for railroad to the mouth Of Columbia river,
in some of the Kentucky papers, Its details do
not now remember but the files of some the Frank
fort papers may with safety be appealed to for that
information.
The subject now, is attracting very general and
deserved attention. not only from the press but the
people Of the Union Ia fact, there ought to be bu,
one mind on the subject all (both government and
peope) ought to resolve that il should be made and
set about doing it at once.
The only question in relation to it, which should
he considered open, is, the best mode of doing it, so
as to secure the greatest good and cause the least
expenditure in its construction.
The proposition made by Mr.. Whitney is GER
tainly that is very liberal on the score of ex-
pense; and, so far that is concerned the govern.
ment ought forthwith TO accept it. In my mind
there are two objections to the main principles OF
the matter, as well as many minor ones, of less es-
sential character.
First: the land that he demands to be given-be-
ing, as understand, thirty miles on each side Of
the road-would be entirely insufficient to complete
the road, which will lie 5000 miles long, at least
The lands would amount TO fraction over 1 OOO.-
600 Of acres. Twenty thousand dollars per mile, 10
make the road, and put machinery, &c. on it, is as
require the expenditure of sixty millions of dollars
and would require the land to bring over so cents
per acrea price that cannot be realized from il in
fifty years, paying also the interest on the invest
ment at the Time at the lowest rates that mon.
cy can be had in the United States.
The other reason is, that it would be improper in
our government to surrender las, of course. i,
would be required) to individual management SO
large portion of our public domain. This would
improperly interfere with our general land system,
and might very likely prove, in many ways, un-
wise in our government to create such land-barons
within their territory.
One Of the minor objections il the place from
which Mr.. w. proposes TO set out--the south of
Lake Michigan As it is to be a national work, il
ought to start from central position ofour country
north and SOUTH so that every portion Of il might
have equal privileges That point would be near
the dividing line between Arkansas and Missouri,
being parallel Of 36s degrees north latitude.
In addition to this line being central, il would
have for its tract the dividing ridge between the
waters Of the Missouri and Arkansas rivers, which,
have often been informed by early French and
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WILLIAM r. JENNINGS & CO.,
Importers of cloths and cassimeres, vestings, &c
No. 23l, Broad,cay, american Hotel .
NrwYopu

DHAPERS AND TAlLORS,
Importers of cloths and cassimeres, vestings &c.
No. 23l, Broad,cay, .4ntericdn Hotel, :,
New YoRK,
Pennsyipania arenue, near Sirih street,
WAsHNGToN,
A RE in receipt of an extensive assortment OF
IA new goods for fall and winter wear, comprs-
ing French and English cloths for dress and frock
coais cassmeres in great variety Of styles; silk,
satin, merino, and velvet vestings; milled cloths
tweeds, &C., for overcoats; which will be made up TO
order, through the aid Of efficient corps Of cutters
as can be found in the country-an essential point in
the economy to which we would direct, and in rem
derng the style and character of our garments such
must satisfy the discriminating that views OF
cheapncss are not based on the production of any
other than frst-rate garments, such as have sus-
timed our system of small profits and quick returns
and prompted the solicitation of a call from those
who would really effect a saving of the extra per
centage levied under the credit system.
The attention directed to the pantaloons depart.
ment must continue to offer inducements to those
who appreciate fit combining ease and elegance.
In addition to the usual assortment of goods kept
by the trade, we have always on hand ready-made
dress and frock coats, panaoons, vests, &c. to an
swer the requirements of those who, in cases OF
emergency, may require frst-rete suit. Also,
ancydress articles in great variety; scarfs cravats
handkerchief, gloves, suspenders, hosiery, under
vests drawers linen and muslin Shirts collars, &c.
Nov. I9-iftf
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L5-.No attention ,cil be paid 10 any order, um4s
The money accompdayh
nSThose desiring complete copies Of the Co..
gressional Union and Appendix, viii please send u
their names previous to the first day OF Dccemb,
next
I5-Wc will willingly pay the postage on all ID
tcrs sent to us containing .fpe dollars and upwards
Other letters directed to US, with the postage m
paid, ,oiA not be taken out of the Office.
GNewspapers throughout the country
who have published our first prospectus
by publishing the above until December |
will receive in return both the CongressioN
al Union and .aPpendir. Other papers pub
fishing this prospectus until the meeting d
Congress, will receive the Congressioaa
Union during the session.
RICHIE & HESS.
Washington, October 6, lS45.
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AIDES, are you aware that you can save one
~ halfof your money by purchasing your ribands,
flowers, bonnet caps, French worked collars, and
gloves, mitts musns, and all kinds of fancy goods,
at the New York Cheap Lace store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10Th and lth streets' We can
and will sell goods 50 per cent. cheaper than they
can possibly be purchased this side of New York.
And for proof Of what we say, look at our prices:
Splendid styles, and rich bonnet riband, from l2s
to 25 ellsworth 25 10 SO cts Bonnet caps and
flowers, from 10 to 81 cents--worth double the
price. New laces, from to 37k cents per yard
usual price, from 49, cents to 81 90, Best sewing
silk, only 2ccnts-worth 5 cents. Best solid head
pins, A, 5, and cents per paper--worth 10 cents.
Spool cotton, Geo yards,) for 3 cents Worstcd
mtts, only 8 cenls-worth l2I. And thousands Of
other articles now worn and wanted for half what
others sell them for.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!!
To be opened this evening, and ready for sale to-
morrow, splendid lot of "a Tarletans for dresses,
ut the very low price Of Sc, cents per yard. Also,
a magnificent assortment Of French work, very
cheap; and few black silk embossed falls, an article
very much wanted, and 81 90 less than the usual
price.
With very large lot Of rich and fashionable
goods, positively for one-haf the usual price,
BRAGDON e. TWOMBLY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and llth SITS.
N. B. All goods bought at our store may be re-
turne1 and exchanged, or the money refunded, il
they are not what they are recommended.
Nov. 24-inf b. ct.
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TIME MOLESKIN HATS-for the extreme
i beauty Of their general appearance, their Pc
cuar ustre and permanence ofcoor, for durability,
for their moderate cost, in fine, for every desirable
quality pertaining to hat, are confidently recon-
mended to purchasers, who are respectfully invited
to examine for themselves at the fashionable hat cap
and fur depot of
VIM. B. TODD,
Sign of the Golden Hat, west Of Browns Hotel.
Nov 21-3lif
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GIDEON HALL, corner of Al street and Pennsyi-
" pania .4penue.-Will be exhibited for few da VS.
only, to commence Monday, Gath November, the
real American Tom Thumb, COL J. III. CHAT
FIN, the smallest man in the known world, being
90 years old, 81 inches high, and weighs but 25
pounds. He has visited every Atlantic city, and
has been most favorably received. He may be
seen from o'clock a. m. to p. m.
Abundance IS cents--Children 1874 cents.
Nov OBS
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ID OOFlNG SLATES.-The Subscribers ~ ~
IL constantly on hand large assortmen, 2. III. u,
quality Velnhelli and Bangor roofing slaies, w
ding IA by 8, Is by 8, Is by 10, 10 by ~, am
by 10. Orders for quantities to suit purchaser,
be promptly executed, at the lowest mafke, y. ~ n
either from the vessel or yard. When oro's ..or|
for shipment, great care is taken in cartng anu
ing on board ali of which is attended to by esp''|
encod hands. Apply TO ,u
SAMUEL THOMPSON g. NEPHEM,a
273 Pearl street, New io'
Sept 29-3m
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r. FRANCE g. CO.,

Old established prise-stiers, No. A, ,ota Of Brani
hotel, Washington.
We have had great run of luck at our of6xM
past week or two, having sent to correspondent
a large number Of snug prizes-among them om d
$4,000 to gentleman living near Romny v
We now present some brilliant lotteries to 30 dnvl
in December, and we extend an invitation to siou
old customers, and the public in general to forsd
their orders to our ever lucky office.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class As.
To he dra xun nacaroIsr K 12ls
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VTTINTER MILLINERY.--Wib be opened a,
wv Mrs. s. Parker's this day, large assortment
Of winter millinery and fhncy goods.
Pennsylvania av., between 9th and 10th streets
Nov l6-3uf
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BENJAMIN ROMANS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Of z and 10th streets,
Washington, ID. C..
q Unsatisfactory references given, when required
Nov 5-eo2w
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Is@We publish the above communication, as we
have done others on the same subject, without moot
ing at this time the question about the power Of the
federal government to engage in such an enterprise.
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100000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class As.
To be drawn December 6, lS4S.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
The following distinguished Americans have
died dining the past year:

Cieo GG!lng Toe past ttit
A, ca 'S " 9a EEa'A 6E az Of The t. s.N
Phi!sie pha Hon. nE>Eg BALDWIN, Judge of the Su.
61oJon. c. N04rs B1EBER, ~ Member Of Congress,
BALTIMORE. Nd DAVID BAR>UM EsG OF barnuin iiote!
i 1adsss.a. Pa NICHOLAS Banla fq b
New-Hayen. c. ABRAHAM BISHOP Esq collector OF " H.
WS ssht Esy Epff i6 SGlA Bosslrr. NJ from In
Huron Co. Ohio, Gen H. l. BsisksgaoFT, y I.
Cherosee Nrucn busHrHEAD Chief Justice OF the
I9f5ofo Y G. Ne JaSrs W CLARE. exsemb Cong.
New Yofk City. JouS g. CosrER nsnsu. ned Merchant
IN board [. fr=s;e Savannah, Gem ALEI. J. DALLAS
Ja S;ssa ii ii Gea osErr DrSeAs erGov Of H.
Jefferson Mo pAHi=L D;,SKIlS eK.Gay OF N.s'9gTi
Sisryiand Hon ,;Aszix- puyALL. Judge OF : COu,
New. Haven; G. IIyqqrHY r E'a
New fets CITY. Co 1oHN PILLOWS: ~, ,,,..t go.
S.Sfa 20 n J. nm .Eg kics n c Ps
SswYofE cry (.gE Il ErG :; Z 4 Es9
P RseSf M o jon AMOS t 6sriSe Congress,
wes; Rr'dce%aIer Mss III DfTEi H-EywELl.
Cambridge, Mass. LEVI HEDGE. LII u
New Cas:ie. Ne. Epw Ard tAvANASH ex-G-oy OF aane.
t f9,1,;i VI Vas. Hoa JoilS KsTEs
Utca y I. Hon. JOSEPH hIsrLASo-
Washington, Pa IsAAe LEEr Member Of CoaSiSs
R Rsno 90. H Ny s S SSa4 assSeHS y
,ie,y- Brpa.wick. y. J. Hon. GEORGE T. 3!oLLEsoS
heading Pa tIo1- Il. a. MCuLESBEEG.
East = .ntiscr. O.. Esv. AsAHEL SET-LEToS u. u.
ittgkspa "a Hon. ALEX. PORTER: OF the U. : Senate.
tiarara Falls, y. Z Geu. PETER b. PORTER:
le:iefson CRY Mo THos REYNOLDS Gov Of Missouri.
Nashville Tenn Mrjor HESRY 81 RrTLRpGI.
Philadelphia. Professor IoHN SASDERsos.
KoIhu-y MISS. EBENEzER SEAvrR; ex-Sieun. Cong.
On I'D [ : frIrate C0.uabs, Capt l. Z SHrERcS.C "
Saratoga Springs, Col. ". SToSE. Ed. y; n Adv
iirsl,. j. SrCTFLEgEAS. Revolutionary soldier aged lta
New Bunswick. y. J. Capt 4 :. Tx EIcK, :. y.
New. Haven, CT. NATHANIEL TERzT, Mem Cong
Plymouth, Mas. DIT. JANIS laAcAER, Author, eie
Geueseo y. y. Hcn. JANIS WAosyORTu-
Els-abcihtowu, y. J. ex-G.oy. ISAAC II. NItL1AHsoS.
Ga board the sss Princeton by tse e1pio.on OF
The Be- Gun. Hoe. AErL Ue.acR, Secretary Of susie
Hon. THOMAS w GtLgEE, ecret.ry Of The Navy NIE6It
NANCY, Esq Of Mar Hand Com. kESSoS, Chef OF oaa Of
the Naval Bureaus Hon. DAVID GARDINER OF " 7. CITY.
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By This Mornings Mail
Things In Philsdelphia.
Correspondence o, TIE T-hr,.,
PHlLADrtgH!l. De. "a.

st-p
VIII ssx CO l-ytis cow sid the sea-, 4
Princeton Will poscvey sail c. 1A1r,day nez, ~ - .,
10 is TOT ,tG,eti. = -,
MARINE DfsssrERs rns D,aws,e =.
ceen tlied with hoainx ice The saeons, 6 IL
- tire lIcSt lG6ie9. was - R;c jana,cs; 81
sr that Sic h-s been obi rci 20 rra All 49,. y q
frAn Marcus HcoS. dated yeS;cria- savs. ~, -
Dime, ,spi. Shu'a '.'r Boston. got 'saots on The ~
This plsce and every effort 70 set bet 90 hss So sS
ur. She iays IN very tRnSeFOus ,i'uN.zo r,s
e< be cut taroH with tho Ete shoud sie rs,-5, ~
IN IKE sane position. Ssses
The weather To-day is mild and pleasss, =,
ics fas; disappearing. sai
NsrIvE APPaiNTNENTS.-Jahn ferr-.,1
L. Srlh two prominent; NATIVES. were Us, le,'
NJ Clerks N ne County Co'nmssont, Ofce 4, s's
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SONNET.

TO RALFu WALDO EMERSON, BOSTON. T..
I" BT cid 'Thsr,nopyl- or Marathon"
Such Was my greeting by the Atlantic seas,
). Never broke wave on Freedoms ear IKE these
That brought Thy thoughts, heroic EaEssos."
SILL, 5 read, the deep sex souading %.
D-ari the large cadence from the western breeze,
And every biltow rns's Inv voice It's own,
The oeear-yoics Of sisd iutur;ies
W'opthisr shall gree, thee, great American,
Propber. ;ar-rqSs,;er, and :riend OF MAJ,
VIXEN ruth - wealth AID geld IS poverty
HYhsn love. hv labor, Ire round world shall VIII,
y.f,ar ti,ongh; shall saw "smsa : 70 Liberty,
Ard .ai,h acc.pt the Deity within.
Du5 JtrIre-si.y -HsEG-tES. hooefs II. "e'l''