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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

the Precedent Trustees OF the Young Mems Liter
Association of Ri ehmont of Nj. NJ
Whitney, after having been dolly qualified by VIM Cox,
Notary public, for purpose Of escting Treasurer.
Secretary and Librarian After being cailsi order by
Mo Prcsiden,, motion, Trustees proceeded
lection which resulted il choice of s Dugdale
Librarian.
motion. member Of the Young Mems Li,erar
Associations required pay up his arsarnges thn 80
days
On motion, a nmittee Of -four appointed
he ".
Payne Dusdals and Lyle. The President added TO
a
There hing further business the Trustees adjourned
10 NEE, II lie, Monday III April next.
II. W. STARR, Pres
j. ki>sEY, Soc.
March 81. lS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

Scars ESps.-A drunkard hoze TO death on the
night OF the 18th uIs Nsrwak. CT His name wa.
Alfred Hyatt. He had been to Norwalk business, bu,
got GROCERY where he became and wa,
made the of the unssers compsny-hie knock
ed nhis face backencd with bufnt cork, Sc In hi. con-
dtion. provided with bottle Of and a bag meal,
he home his injured familya distance mile
of the coolest nights of the season The
frozen body presented horrid sight, il lay snow
the face backenei With burnt the souched on
his head when fellow turned him out. the
bottle side and the bag of meal IN the other-
About 20 the King of the Sandwich Islands per-
eeving that incompetence becoming among
subjects, called his chiefs ,age,he and after speech
the evils OF intoxes,on, proposed tina, they
with him in a pledge drink future only water, and
thus set example to the people, pledge which.
gentleman, recently from the Islands, sacredy
served The Providence Journal says serious d-
vision has happened in Rhode Island among the religious.
known the Friends The Of di.sen.ion zoe.
back the visit of Joseph john Gurnsy
objected to by portion of the ety are
Wilbufi,es, from John Wb. preacher in The southern
part of the State. Each party claims the genuine
followers Of George Fox. A, the Guarisy meeting held
IN Providence recently the W,loares excluded and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

Al the annual meeting of tho Young MEMS Literary
for the purpose Of eectng President and
Trustees for the ensuing year. iisny W. Starr called
10 Chair and Charies Saarins appointed Secretary
The following members osins PRESENT K. A Paigs, Isaac
kinsey, Ishn 5. Lyle Ohm II Kinney, Charles Suns
= 6 Dustai.. H. w. Starr, y. AKIN A w Brown. e.
A. Jones. Joseph Shis.isr. and H. Payne
proceeded the election OF the fooln officers
For Pfesident-IIenry w Starr.
Tru.tees-John NJ Whinney, Charies Sufin., John
Lyle. Isaac kin.sy, Samuel q. Dugiale and II. B.
Payne.
On motion OF A. Paige, tho minutes ordered
be pub shed IN the Pal ladiIm aud Jefer
On motion tho Association adjourned
ii W STARR, Pres.
Z. SCFFRfNs. Sec
Richmond, March Sd, 1S15.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

ses, by an expenditure of s4SO."OO. certainly 1t
would now be a safe investment for SlS9.OOo.
These remarks are thrown out for the consid-
Grafton of our citizens. We know they are be-
ginning to appreciate tn enecessity of doing some
THING, and we leave II to them TO determine what
il shall be. And ask them to give the sub
lect tina, attention which its importance demands.
We ,rus, the spirit Of enterprise is no. yet dead
with US. Let the strong arm be put forth-le,
mon Of capital look to their own in,erests-le'
all engage in the good work, and immense obsta
cles may be surmountcd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

held sepsra,e meeting in another hodss. - large
quantity OF ice will be stored the PROBABLY
nearly $50 600 tons aud retail:
Bos,sn Courier --An Iristman defined NOTHING Il be
fsoess stocking w,hou, leg native says that the
word nothing mean. John Tyer.--The frat fish, ,hi.
caught Of delightful and beautiful little
fishing Whitewater, by the interchangeable and
pc rsevering friend 3 H. Il measured
81 the the tail. aud weighed
poron! Let talk abou, their rst st I'd
caught this all in comparison the
delightful experienced, and the exquisite
Of catching fish in Whitewater.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

Tho timo for transplanting fruit trees is a,
hand. We refer the reader to the advertisement,
Of Cornelius Rntlitf 10 DO found in another col,
umn. His stock is large, varieties numerous
and his tree. healthy and IN good order. And by
the-bye, his price is far hollow the price charged
Mt CINCINNATI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

The Board Of Commissioners at their late ses-
sion received proposals for building house to be
occupied by county officers. The contract was
given to Jason Ham, at $2,95O. and tho mate
rails in the old building. We have not seen the
specifications, but understand tho house is to be
50 by 36 feet, two stories high, and to be finish
ed in good and modern style.
The commissioners arc also about 10 mako ar
rangcments to build poor house. They
propose selling the old farm and purchasing an
other near the centre Of the county, and ada
cent the national road.
The amount of surplus money in tho county
lars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

The Wiimng,on (Del Journal say.-It pains u, to
nounce the death of Arnold 5. Naui,n Esq OF Apo
1uinmick hundred, in this county. His was sixty
years He a useful and worthy ei,izsn and for
tanned erea, the State and with credit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05
POSTSCRIPT.

The Texas Resolutions Passed by the senate.
Thursday, Feb. 27th-Mr. Walker having Of
fered on amendment to the resolutions passed by
the House, for the annexation of Texas, which
leaves it discretionary with the President to open
negotiations with Texas, thoy were passed by the
Senate-ayes 81. nnys %.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

GrThe Bank Bill has passed both branches
Of the Legislature Of Ohio, and become the law
Of the State. 1t embraces the State Bank and
Branches, and the FREQ Banking systems. Mo-
ney will soon be plenty thoro,and will be about
as good as plenty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05
PAIL A DIU M j.
WASHINGTON, Goth Feb, 1915.

Dear Sir-The House Of Representatives has
lust passed tho bill of tho Senate to reduce the
rates Of postage, with an amendment fixing the
rate at five cents oil loltors not exceeding
half ounce in weight, for distances not exceeding
three humid red miles, and ten cents for greater
distances. Yours, Truly,
CALEB B. SMITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

CAssIUs NJ. CLAY, with an association of other
gentlemen, is about to commence tho publication
Of paper III Lexington Ky, devoted to tho dis
cusson of the question of cmancipating the
slaves in Kentucky. Tho name Of Mr.. Clay is
evidence Of what the character of the paper
will be. The slave power will give way under
its influence, and the "darlS and bloody ground y
will yet be tho land of the Free Us it has ever
been "the homo Of the brave"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05
MIR. Polk and his Friends.

1t is said the horde Of office seekers now at
Washington has mover been equalled. They
come i'll by droves. Sixteen to twenty stages arc
said to be running constantly on the road between
Wheeling and Cumberland. On the rail roads
for tho want of sufficient number of passen-
ger cars. they put in the freigh, cars and ia
ken by the HUNDRED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

0G-Gov. Owsley Of kentucky has pardoned
Miss Webster. She in Cincinnati a few
days since.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

The editor of the TiPpecanoe Journal says he
did not intend. to misrepresent language.-
We are satisfied. Is tho Major!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

The pope of Romo was dangerously i'll a tn
latest dates from the East.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

the city of Baltimore has Greatly increased 4;
and the witness thinks that the charge on pas
scugcrs arriving m this country should De- rails
cd. Criminals, both men and women, have
been >cut here; has known them to be guilty
of crimes since their arrival here knows an
instance in which one Of these persons was
sent to the jail of this city for stealing, and
who stole the poker from the room i'm which
H. was confined just before he was released.
This criminal had been only two or three
weeks in the country when he was arrested"
50 much on the particular point of criminals
being sent TO this country by foreign authori
ties. Enough has been shown to prove. that
unless something be promptly tone either by
congress or the Stat. legislatures, TO prohibit.
absolutely and totally, the introduction
amongst MS of this infamous portion of the
population of Europe, we shall be ovcrrun by
criminals, TO the decentralization of society, and
TO the destruction Of all purity in our republic
can institutions. We confess that we nave
too much American blood i'm our veins. to per-
NIT us to look with calmncss and composurc
upon these transactions. and we hope that the
American people will Indignantly spurn this
attempt OF iorcign governments. to place their
iclons on am equality with the free citizens OF
the United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
EERINTERs! LOOK HERE-Maehin.rn cn

gERlNTERS! LOOK HERE-MacAinerv Cut
z WOOD IgPe&-The undersigned are prepared
no laInISh' To order.any style,size or pattern OF WOOD
! hfE, equal IN every rcspeci, TO any manu- 'actursd
~ The United STATES, a, Gerry loo pricss.
oar types arc accurately cut aud clearly and
neatly finished. and warranted not TO become ins
Jured by any usage to which Type are ordinarily
subjected. The woods we use are maIog my, box.
wood, &c; end grain. and 50 prepared us 10 defy tho
action Of water or tho atmosphere.
Having just completed new and improved ms
chlneTy, we are prepared 10 Gil orders at The
shortest notice; and being practical printers. and
one OF us having nine yenrs' experience as a job
printer alone. we nalter ourselves as TO our ability
To give satisfaction IN every case.
ncTPapen that published The advertisement Of
Palmer & Co. can have their orders filled by us.
And pagers publishing this advertisement To The
amount OF IS. will receive their pay in tyre when
,bree Iimos the amount of heir bill is taken uui -
Editors wll please send papers containing The I'D.
veIlIsemeni. that We may know where To serd spes
rimen sheets. MARTIN & JONES.
S wv corner Of s. camoro a. 81 sis, Cincinnati.
nug l6 5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

and making him independent, Of Legislative
power, OF influence and responsible 10 the poo
pic alone. ltisilir TO argue that BECAUSE the
people elect their Legislature and that Legisla-
tura elects The Governor. that the people thcm-
selves elect him. They elect their members
Tor other purposes. and rarely take the election
of Governor INTO view in the choice of mem
bers. 1t they do reflect upon il at all. it is in
connection with the fact that the office Ormcm-
Der OF the Legislature is of minor importance
and that heavy county majoritieS render sue
cess or defeat certain without an effort. I'm
worthy members srr often elected as the tools
OF party or the idle. prattling bdubls Of the
hour, through the selfish purposes Of some and
the apathy ofothers. Even under the most
favorable circumstance purely legislative pow
er l. s.ifiCient To confer on any one body of
men. however carefully they may be selected.
How unwise then to trust them with execu-
tive power under the most favorable auspices
Tor bribery, corruption aud intrigue.
The only argument used in favor of the a
steam of appointing by the Legislature, in the
convention was that the people were not ripe
for such an important trust. The teal cause,
however, of this palpable infringement of po-
pular RICH, may b. found ian the fact that a Gov
ernor elected by the Legislature would be AN
eastern Governor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

ANOTHER MUTE.-Our readers have Of
ten heard OF the case of Laura Bridgman, who
is deaf, dumb and blind. A correspondent OF
the PHILADELPHIA United States Gazette has
seen at the institution in South Boston, anoth-
err lsinfulIy interesting casc-Oliyer Casweil,
a boy about l3 years OF age, in the same mel
ancholy state of utter exclusion from the & II
sible world.
He has been i'm the institution but about
tour years; his reasoning powers seem quite az
fully developed a. those of our more intimate
acquaintance, Laura Bridgmar. Our interest
was painfully excited as he passed into the
room before Us, with his teacher. who is also
blind. They were talking rapidly with their
fingers, the only means of communicating be-
ing by the touch. lie is a bright intelligent
looking boy, his head finely formed. and ~.
lace expressive of every feeling tliat passes
within. They sat down behind a desk. and
openlnga book, Were o engaged in a lesson
of Geography. Ii was a study in which he
seemed TO take extreme pleasure. The mode
of communicating ideas 10 his mind was cur
ious. Mr.-, (his teacher) would guide
his fingers To "A town river or mountain, then
also as quickly "a we would have spoken the
word, by thempid movement ofhis hand with
in divers. conveyed to him the name of the
place. Often as some new idea passed through
no A'iAAtf "a - Siitllt NNNll llldNlldAt liN
intelligent face, and he would push back the
light wavy curlS from a brow that was a sure
index to the intellect that might have delighted
the world, but for the dispensation of am all
wise Providence. that ordered il to slumber in
darkness and silence. until called forth in the
gradual opening OF light TO his young mind.
There seemed no sadness in his face: his
naturally calm and placid expression only gave
place TO n brighter look of intelligence. or to
the smile that lit up his whole comtcnance
with no ordinary beauty. His teacher SAYS he
laughs, and when asked the cause,
says, oh, Tn happy
When Oliver first entered the Institution,
1t : said that L.aura's delight was extreme to
find that there was one othcrin the world like
herself. Mutual affection seems odraw them
together, and they take more pleasure in each
others society than in that OF any other mem
Der OF the Institution
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
A QUIETUS FOR CROSS BABIEs

a oUIETUS FOR CROSS BABIES.-By
this we do not mean knocking their brains out
against the bed post, nor anything of the sort.
Nor do we mean giving them paregoric. Duff
iy's elixir, Dalby's carminative. black drop or
any poison. The only requisite to quiet the
squalling, squealing, miserable little wretch of
a baby, Is that 1t shall possess a nose. In the
midst OF its screaming: press your finger gently
and repeatedly across the cartilage of that use
full organ, and in less than two minutes il will
be asleep. The eastern paper from whence
this important discovery is derived, saws i'm
one minute, but we allow two, to prevent any
disappointment.-Engiish Pdper. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

The Pres, in Germany is subject to extra
ordinary oppression. A French paper states
'lai DO Berlin, a celebrated advocate has been
Condemned 20 four months Imprisonment aud
q inl, OBJ four hundred thaIers, for writing am
'f i.'' recommending The opcningoft the courts
ami thg public administration of Justice. a
newspaper. with a circulation Of five thousand
i"s been suppressed by the government, ON
zoe ground that It's writers gave the censors
700 mu,hlroubie in correcting their articles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
CtAPsI CAPS! HATS! HATs!-Rece

'APS! CAPS! HATS! HATS!-Recely-
~ cd This day nj my cheap Hat and Cap esiab-
II>hmeni. n splendid assortment Of Youths and BOYS
SLACK S'ouch Gaps n very fashionable article; Chi.
dren's blnck Fancy cloth caps; a e. doz of gentle
mens glazed s'ouch aud Thin caps. and the most
superior olany in this city. Going cheap.
: ID HARPER.
All kinds of Hats on hand Constantly manu.
laciured IN supe rior style. Gentlemen will please
leave their measures, and in a few DAYS shall have
a hat not 10 be bealcn in this city. Warranted not
% break. u IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
WHAT MAKES so?-Kcutpcl has

WHAT NAMES TT SO?-Kentucky has 10
members in Congress- Wings and 2 Loco
iocos, and a decided Wing majority in the
State Legislature. Indiana has 10 members
IN Congress-2 Wings 8 Locofocos, and a
Locoioco majority in the State Legislature.
Comment-kentucky State Stock sells in
the Eastern market at 500 for Sl00 of its
Stock, and Indiana State Stock commands in
the same market S3l for 500. The public
may draw their own inference Cincinnati
AtlaS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

The English papers informu us that Mr.. and
Mrs. CHARLES kEAN are on their way To- this
country, on II professional visit, having sailed
on the 18th inst. Mr.. KEAY has already won
enviablc laurels here, and his wife. was for
many years, as Miss ELLEN TREE. known as
one OF the most gifted actresses who ever APP
pealed to the publicjudgement. Both, we are
sure, will be received here with a hearty wei
come.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

LARGE PEACHES.-A late English paper
says that at the show of the London Horiicul-
tural Society, at Chiswick, peaches m~easuring
nearly foot in cirenmftrence, were exhibited.
Ihey were grown at Burleigh, the seat of the
Marquis OF ENeter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

ANOTHER YOUNG ONE.-A new Jour
nal has been started at New York, called
\ Young America. We believe the principles
1t advocates are-univcrsal population, mint
no taxes, and a tarnation thrashing 30
all the wofld.-LOndOn Punch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

REV. DIR. JUDSON.-This distinguished
missionary from the East is daily expected in
his native land. He has heen absent about
thirty-three years, during which he has trans.
lated and written with his own hand. the
whole Bible in the Burmah language.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
aug l6

ENoa SALE-A Steam engine. 8 inch cylinder
b 80 Inch strike.
: Paper Mill Presses complete. 10 isches wide :.
wcnld 'nil well Tor Tobacco or cider presses.
A Rag Dusler 10 feet long and A diameter.
SOrlug and Rag Tables.
a pair OF strong Hard Wood Friction Pullies for
hosting, suitable for Gu,I Mills.
a Glaze ior glazing Fi.ilers Bonnet Boards, &c.
The above nruC!es will he sold low Ia close. and
any Kind OF Manufactured articles or produce taken
IN payment. Enquire at lie Virginia PAPER mill.
aug 10 G. 5 LAMBDIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

CO. Attorney General Van Buren, started
on "Wednesday evening for Delaware county,
to assist in the examination of the persons
arrested ON suspicion of having been concern
ed in the murder of Sheriff Steele.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

4 "QUEER FISH, very sinrularfsh
was sPCIrcf H. the cove near the Forest River
White Lead Works, on Saturday last. of a
species which appears to be entirely new to
all our fishermen and naturalists who have
seen 1t. As nearly as can b. ascertaincd.
from The slight examination vet made. IL an
pears 10 belong TO the File Fish. Order g.,
Plcctoguathi-Family 2, Sclcrodermi1 parta-
king, in some respects. of the characteristics
OF both the Massachusetts File Fish and the
Unicorn File Fish, a dcscribedin DR.. Storer's
Report on the Fishes OF Massachusetts,. II is.
however, several times larger than either of
the specimens he describes. Its entire length
Is twenty one inches; depth across, from The
base OF the dorsdl spine. eight and one half
lnches-body ovai-shapad and very much
compres~ed-sutaCc strongly gauulated-
eyes circular and three quarters OF am inch I'm
diamctcr-jaws of equal length; teeth very
stout. Tho first dorsal is a single spine. full
two inches IN length. large and sarratcd. end
the fin rays correspond in number with the
specimens of S,oTer. The pelvic bon. pro-
Jects, i quite movable, and is connected bva
strongly marked dcwlap 10 the abdomcn-
The fish is now i'm the hands Of some Of our
naturalIsts who will make a scientific dis,ac-
ton OF II, and prepare IL for the rooms OF the
Nat. His. Society Salem Regisier.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

UNlTEDSTATEST ROOPS.-Thr steamer
C'"fa' Captain Clark from Vichsburg. brought
ooWh ySs'siiay from Baton Rouge. companies
q AMI r, OF the 7h Regiment. United Statcs
Troops, und,r the command Of ii.n,ensn9
BrItton, and destined Tor Fort Jacksgn-Ylis
Orleans Bee.
Several companies Of the ;tI Infantry nm
der command Of Major Graham. will arrive
mere to-day or tomorrow, from Jefferson Bar
racks on their way to join the force already i'm
idNas. We also hear that the weather was
extremely warm when the dragons lel, for
ieHas. 50 hot that three Of theia lrll from tbrir
horses dead before crossing the Ssbipr-aU
IRON being sun-5truck. The weather was
cooler, however, by the time they had reached
San Augustine. ana all were moving ON well
ana IN excellent spirits,-NcU Orlll,s Plea.
yUIf, Of tie 9Th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

CO Gen. Burnside, of Worcester. Otsepo
county, has rendered to Gov. Wright the SER
vices OF his regiment for the enforcement of
the laws in Delaware county.-N. y. True
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

ID ODGERS' KNGvES-G hove sone very fne
Rodgers pud Wostcnholm's 4 B ade Congress
Knives. with hn"k. Ivory md Pearl Iinndlcs: also
o ~, iSo and tirec blade Knives of oh, md ev, ~
kind. aug u JOHN BISHOP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

c. Meetings are b'ing held all over The
western portion of tn Stat, in favor of a con
vcntion toam,nd the Constitution. We have
nodoabt but the naNtlcgislaure will feel bound
TO call a Convention, aud that too, upon the
white basis, as the representation will h.rcaf-
ter D..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

DRY GOODS CLERKS.-What a life of
endless toll is that of a dry goods clerk. The
close of evening brings to him no cessation to
labor; and at the approach of midnight how
many do we see actually employed breathing
the unhealthy atmosphere of a close store
The mind and the body alike become enerva-
ted by such close confinement TO business 4;
and consumption is doing It's dreadful work
ON many who, in other pursuits, with oppor.
tunities to inhale the pure air of heaven. and
TO reinyigorate the physical system by looking
occasionally upon green fields, would live ma
ny years in manly vigor. Walk, gentle rea-
der, at night, through those streets where the
dry goods dealer is located, and see how many
young men are wearing out their existence i'm
unwholesome and never ending toll. Cannot
some means b. adopted, some mutual arrange
mcnt made, by which some relaxation can be
obtained for the dry goods clerk some portionof
the evening? The shirt stores have accom-
plisled..s so desirable AN object, and the dry goods
dealers may do so too.-N \. Morning Ne,cs.