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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-25

MECHANICS UNION ASSOCIATION

Incorporated by the State Of massachusetts,
Branch Office No. 63 Dock 81. Philada.
Accumulated ASH and Guarantee Capital $50 900
Presidential Is DEAN. Financial Committee
VIM Pa,ien, Il q Wood, II Judkins.
YTNHIS is an Association Of Working Men and
others, for the mutual assistance OF each
other in case Of sickness or accident.
BY the payment Of the follSrins annual depo-
sits, you will become life IN mber. and will be
entitled TO weekly benefit during lite If you should
be disabled by sickness OF accident from attending
to your ordinary business or occupation. Females
insured against sickness common 10 both sexes.
YE.RLY DEposIr OF MEMOIRS UNDER so YEARS
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grain Drills.
IT IS A FACT,

lNE self-evldent, and worthy OF every
" consideration, that no Miller can make
good clean flour wiihou, he has good clean
wheat. | suppose you wish to know tho
remedy. | tell you-it is to get one Of
Bsrgstresser's Uheat Scourers, or Smu,
Machines. He being an old, practical and
experienced MlIlwright has invented, gol
up and pu, in successful operation the bes!
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards finding
that 1t does not prove TO operate as repre-.
sented. there shall be no sale, as these ma:
chimes are 10 be warranted good. Further
recommendation are thought unnecessary.
He is now having supply made at Lewis
burg. by Messrs. Geddes l. Marsh. Orders
for machines, or letters OF inquiry, will be
PROMPTLY attended TO. Machines Will Be
sent and put 10 all orders. Address
J. BERGSTRESSER,
Lewisburg. Union Co. Pa. [a2s
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LEWISBURG ACADEMY

FINHE 9th Session OF this Insii ution under the
presen, Principal will commence on Monday
May l0ih-to continue 20 weeks.
instruction will be given as heretofore in all
The branches Of a thorough Academical course,
including Languages, Mathematics and General
Literature.
Composition and Defamation will receive
careful attention. Proper regard will also be
paid TO the manners and morals Of the pupils !;
and 40 scholar will be retained, who after having
been duly advised with. persists in the indulgence
OF profanity, quarelng or other low practices
The Bible is in daily requisiton in the school.
For reference. the subscriber takes the liberty
Of referring 10 the citizens OF the place and vicinity
who have been his regular patrons.
A Female Assistant will be secured If neces-
sary.
TERNs.-For Languages $40; Higher
English So and Primary $6--per Session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
April :s, 1852 Prineipa!
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Award of the Judges.

REPORT of the Jury appointed by the Committee Of the
Cleveland Agricultural Society, on the comparative
merits Of the Reaping Machines of Mr.. MCORMitk
and Mr. o. HUSSEY, Tried and Tested before the Ju-
ry, Thursday and Saturday, sept 25h and 9th, 81
The Jury regret exceedingly the unavorable state
OF the weather. the days of trial. "a perfect hurricane
raging the whole Of the first day and their consequent
inability make full and satisfactory trial as they
could have wished.
The Machines tested crop Of " heat computed
at 2 bushels per acre very much lal and on Barley at
25 bushels short IN the straw anu II posi-
be more laid than the Wheat
The Jury. taking the different points submitted TO their
consideration. in order as they occur, cypress
lst. Their unanimous opinion tpat Mr.. HussEYs Ma
chine : exhibited by Messrs VIM pray Co, cut the
Wheat in the best manner, especially across ridge and
furrow and when the machine working in the direc-
ton the Wheat laid.
ID. BY ority of eleven to one, that MI Husscy
Machine caused the least waste
Sd Taking the breadth o; the two machines into con-
sii-ratios v that MIR Husscy's did most work
4th That SIR lIusscy's Machine leaves the cut Wheat
in the bet order for gathering and binding question
was submitted t. the ahorers employed the OCCASION
and decided by thu M above. 10y majority Of TO l.
5tt Their unanimous opinion that MI HusseyS Ma
chine is h st adapted Tor ridge and furrow.
9th This question referred ly the Jury to Mr..
Robinson foreman Mr. Bellerhy. of York. practical
mechanic acknowledged ability, whose report Is appen
dci below
7h That Mr. Husscy Machine At first cost i'less price
sth 9Th. The jury decline to- express decided opinion
these Iont consequence OF The state 81 the weather.
The trials place the Farms of Robert fawctt
Of Orneby, N!dleshroon Trees. who in the most
liberal and disiuteresed spirit allowed his crops to lie
trolden and DAMAGED TO great extent. espe
os tie 18th when in spite Of the storm an immense
crowd assembled TO witness the trials.
The jury not conclude their Report without 'eX-
pressing the great pleasure they have derived from seeing
Two machines brought into competition that able TO
do such work and also at witnessing the friend
w. .trai.htorwsrd rnd honorable way in which the TX
hibters Of the respective machines met on that OCCASION
igneG Oh behalf of the jury,
W 7. WHARTON, Foreman.
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All members who draw for the first weeks
illness, shall be entitled TO receive weekly sixty
per cent OF their annual deposits.
Under these rates, members are released from
paying assessments.
Those over so wears Of age will be charged 25
per CT extra. $3.50 admission fee is charged in
addition to the above, the first year, and must be
paid at the time of application, and the lst years
deposit within 80 days.
CITY REFERENCE.-Praft Hesth, No. so Market
st: Nitham Neman. Franklin Place: Ottenkrk Esq
Madison Hotel y. 81 s.; J Billings Esq. Chh Alley
Henry Dutosq Esq y. Bank Alley; slml Hart Co. Il
Merchant St: Carter Esq. III Chestnut 81: q
Howard, - :. 81 st; Andrew Scott, 1lj Chestnut St
All communications should be addressed (post
paid) to NJ B DzAs, 63 Dock st. Pblad.
ANDREW CUMMINGS, Lelcis6urg.
General Agent for Union, Northumberland,
Moniour, Columbia, Lycomine, Clinton and
Center counties 39l
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Y'HAT large and desirable property on
the corner of Market and Wafer Sts.,
we'll situated for residence. for business,
or for residence ana place of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain.
ing 4 large rooms on The first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
and Washhouse adjoins, and it has also
large crment Cistern, a Pump and Well OF
good water, and all the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply TO GEO. F. MILLER,
Esq. S. E. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %. 1850
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Cold, Byoaehiiis 4tirId SrisS ef Roo6
blsedn1 at the iurgs Pairs the Byeaa side o"d Chsst
Nht Sedfs. PGpi,doa II the Hsrrt, and al
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Corpants arising
ohAJsfrom. Cholera lufantum. &c.
q For Proof and psrtculars Of Cures,
Pamphlets and Ha~tt&s-an our Agsas have hsa -
give aWay.
Agents. rhornion and Baker, lewis
burg; G W Kessler aud Roshong & Ants, Nov
Berlin in VI Taylor, Mlfflinburg; S Grouse
Selinscrove; H n Backhouse, Mddleburg; c &
+ & Moyer. Freeburg; } II Csslow, Milton
s69eowchS44
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Drugs. Medicine, Chemicals, Dye.
SIuffs. Oils. Glass, peIlumery,
Confectionery, and Fancy Articles.
Dr.Thornton returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which he has received. and be assures
the community that every attention shall be paid
to the compounding of Me icines. and that all
Drugs shall be fully tested before they offered
for sale, and warranted to be Pure and genuine.
q Prescriptions given free Of charge at DR..
Thornton's Drug Sore.
Remember to cali at the old stand first door
above the Mammoth Store of J. & J Walls.
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fruit alI0
s@ss;s,s @ O r N A M e NTAL
* TREES,

The subscriber offers Tor sale q large
assortment of choice Fruit Trees-such as
Apple trees, Z to 10 fee, high, 40 vazie.ies,
all warranted genuine-Peach trees, 20
varieties; Tararian Cherry. Neciarine,
Prune and Pear trees, together with some
6 or 8 varieties OF Grape Vines of the best
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Paulonia, Linden, &s.
N. B. Persons wishing to procure
quantity OF the Fruit trees, are requested 10
make immediate application 10 the subscrI.
Der. in order to procure the varieties ans
size wanted. II. r. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1850,
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NRAlN or Seed Driils-Ross' Patent
" decidedly the best and most durable
Grain Drill now in use, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by Geddes & Marsh.
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Valuable Property
AT PRIVATE SALE.


WILL be sold at Private Sale the following
w valuable and desirable properties and
building lots situated in the Boro' Of LIE wisburg
Union Co, Pa, belonging to the estate Of IsAB
ELLA BLACK, decd:
No. 4. tha, full lot of ground situated on the
corner of Cherry alley, fronting Water -
street. whereon is erected ths. well known WlA
aud long establshe two stnry frame Tavern IsessE3
house 6oI5 front by 81 feet in depth. Il
with kitchen attached, also new Frame
Stable, s. u by feet, with Carriage House.
3s2 by II feet attached, Wood House and other
tuiidngsa falling We'll of Water, about 80 fine
Young Fruit Trees &c, &c.
No. ,. lot on the corner of Cherry Alley
ri f,ontng Water Street, West 81 feet and >e-<S
~ running to low water mark tine Sus1ue l;; III
.-< hanna River, whereon is erected two Two S-1'
Story Dwelling Houses.
No 3, a lot fronting on Water Street. " est
81 feet and running TO low water mark in the SusQue-
hanna River.
No 4, & lot fronting on Water Street. ives,
81 feet and running to low water mark in the Susque
hanna River.
No. ;, a building 10, fronting on Water Street
east e61 feet by ia depth 10 Is feet public alley ad
Joining property Of Thos. Acsbit.
No. 6. desirable puidinc lot, 664 by in
depth public alley, of Second and ST. John
street.
No. .. 10, same size fronting on Second
street, isinirg No g.
No y, lot same size fronting on Second
street adjoining NOT.
No. g. lot same size fronting on Second
street adjoining No. s.
The above mentioned building lots will be old
oseiher or separately to suit purchasers.
Apply TO JOHN NORTON.
Lewisburg, Msrch 10. 1852. Gms5
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Read the following Testimonials.

| Mrs,Es. GEDuYs & MAEsH-tiENTIEMtS: We used 4
Reap.r manufactured by MIR. lIussy of Baltimore for
cuIln. our harvest. ISL II consisted of hrtwccu so
aud Of Wheat part Of it stood well, Int Il
considerable portion was much tangled and lald The
earer operated equally WEI! in 10th cutting the
standing Wheat clean. and deIositin- it in shtaTcs o
sui,ahe siz straight and in good order for binding and
taking of the grain cean.r and leaving 1t in much better
for binding, than is generally done by the cradle
When the grain is much lodged lies very low IN ord
make good work it is necessary TO run the machine
against the slope Of the grain We are well pleased win
thc operation of the machine and large number of in
teent farmers who its performance during
The harvest expressed the opinion in relation it,
Respectfully yours, WI NEsHlT.
J s NJ NESBIT.
Chilisquaque, North'd Co., March - lss2.
DRY VALLEY, March %. 1852.
To THE pUBLIC.-I DO hereby certify that used
usseys Grain r. arr in taking OF my crop last harvest
and the good order it cut my crop more than met my
most uine exI cctatons II about IL per
shock the grain before evening 1t takes the grain
very clean from the gronnd. Ii cut lodged grain re-
MAJ kably well, ard, in fact, farmer having well
cleared OH farm, and not too mountainous, can not
add useful laborsaying machine to his stock of
utensils. Yours, BENJ CAV LA
DAVID BE1TiLYoUN.
THIS rs To CERTIFY. that have used iusseys
Reapiug Machine have found it in every respect to
the purpose designed and consider it an article
that will pay farmer well a. any oth"r farming i'm
PIGMENT that he add to his stock Of farming utensils
community. MICH. HOFFMAN, Union County.
JAMES REBER, d"
ID. RENGLER.
DAyIDMARR, Northumberland County
DAVID EsHBAUGH,
= HULL,
BENZ. STRICKER,
JOHN HOFFY. q"
BEREsHIRE, Kane Co. H., Aug 8, 1870
We, the undersigned having seen Mr. Hussey's Rea-
cutting and grain, think preferable
10 MCormicks any other machine that have
1t Wheat that could he cut with M'Cormick's
Reaper, Cradle. We well acquainted with Moor
mick's machine.
l.. A. HIXBY, DAVID SHANKS
JOHN GRIGG, Jr. ABRAHAM SHERWOOD.
JOHN GRIGG, JAMES HISS.
HARRY POTTER, Alison BANKER,
JOHN SHERWOOD, D. C. WRIGHT
SETH SHERWOOD, ELISHA WRIGHT
CsRRoIToS. Greene Co. H.. Dec q, 1850.
I pronurcd of Mr. Hussey's Reaping and Moving |
Machines from baltimore. last Spring cut eighty
Of and fifty of Timothy with it, my entire
satisfaction after whch sixty of Cloverseed
the t1oyerseed without the machine consider have
saved the whole Of the machine the saving Of
Cloverseed alone. SAMUEL THOMAS.
4 number Of certificates from Others could he
given tut We deem it unnecessary, As the Reaper
on q fair trial will recommend itself The sub
scribers have the exclusive right to sell in the
Counties Union. Northumberland,
Montour, Luzerne. Perry, Columbia, Lycoming
and Clinton. Farmers and others are cautioned
agains purchasing Of any persons except ourselves
Or our authorized Agents.
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Gees.

THE subscribers offer The public. at their
i new Brick Foundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Ar-Tight Cooking Stoves, with
Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Parlor Stove.
Cast Iron Alright Parlor Stove, for Wood
2 sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-l size, l2 inch CYL.
inder.
Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove-2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tight Parlor Stove for Wood-2
sizes.
Egg stove-the very best in use for Stores,
Offices. Barrooms, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air-Tight Cook Stove
The Complete Cook-2 sizes.
Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs-Castings. &c. &c.
--- CHRIST & FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dec. l2, ls49.
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4 l.. HATFIELD, has on hand a large
IA. and splendid assortment al WATCHES
SILvEuwARE and JEwELHr, Just received ir"n
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in Philadelphia and New York. and consequent
Iy much lower than if purchased from those Re-
taiIers who pretend to be Wholesalers.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform The
citizens of Lewisburg and the travelling commun-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street halt
square South of Market, and has provided good
lot OF Horses. With entirely good and fash
ionable Carriages. Buggies, Seighs. &c. where all
wishing anything in his line may be accommod-
ated on the shortest notice aud most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants Of his customers, and hopes by so doing
to merit and receive liberal share of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Lewisburg, Dec 80, 1851
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Mr. ROBLNSON'S REEORT on QUESTION G.
Having carefully e2amincd both achincs ami given
the subject consideration OF the opinion that
MCorucks Rcapng MachiLe, at present made, is most
liable 70 get cut OF oder. uEned(
TiIDIi EoEINON.
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ROSS GRAIN DRILL.
This is will known to the Farming community
and only seeds lair trial TO give it decided
preference over ans other Drill in the market
Grain ReaPe,s. Grain Drills. and all kinds of
Castings made to order aud kept constantly on
hand and tor sale at the Lewisburg Foundry. All
orders promptly attended 10 by
Getldes, Marsh s. Co.
Lewisburg, May G, 1852 9w
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Map OF the State Of California,
OREGON. UTAH, NEW MEXICO, and
" TEXAS. printed by 8. Aug's Mitchell in
1916, and painted to correspond with the boun.
dares 6xed BY Congress in lssO-for sale st the
Chronicle Office, Price IS ets.
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WIZARDS Patent Gang Plow. supe-
w rior article, for sale al The Lewisburg
Foundry by Geddes & Marsh.
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CTOVES-Paror. Wood. and Coal
~ Stoves, various patterns, for sale at the
Lewisburg Foundry. Gedles & Marsh
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AuSSEY'S GRAIN REAPER
and Moving Machine.

Great Improvements for 1852!
VIlHIS Machine obtained the AWARD Of the
Judges specially appointed by the Cleveland
Reaper with M'Cormick's. They pronounced it
superior in every respect-(see I ficial Report,
below)
This Machine invented by Mr. HussEY is achieving a
series of riumphs in England, which raiiy obtain
ing fo- it that prc-emincnt position which its intrinsic
have already secured for it m the land OF its origin
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And q variety of fine goods, latest yles, neatly
got up. at prices to suit the times o. aud war>
ranted TO be What sold for. Also a great variety
of gilt ard plated goods-Chsins, Pins. Spoons
Locke,s. SpeclacIes. Gases, Baskets. Ear Rings.
Shawl Pins. Hair Pins. Coral Beads, Steel Beads,
Purses &c &c &c-Also
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10
ELOQUENCE.

Eloquence, in its highest fights. is beyond
all question the greatest exertion Of the hui
man mind Itrequires, for its conception a
combination of the most exalted faculties for
execution, union of the most extraordinary
powers. Unite in thought the most varied
and dissimilar faculties Of the soul strength
of understanding with redundancy of imagi
nation; a fire Of conception with solidity Of
Judgement retentive memory with an en-
thusiastic fancy; the warmth of poetry with
the GOODNESS of prose; an eye for the beauty
of nature, with command of the realities OF
life; a mind stored With facts aud a heart
teeming with Impressions and you will form
the elements from which the most powerful
style of oratory is to be created But this
is not all Physical powers, if not essential.
are at least great addition to the mental
qualities required for its success. The ora
tor must have at once the heightened though:
which is requisite for prolonged argument,
and the ready wit which can turn to tue best
advantage any incident which may oc-
cur in the course Of its delivery. More than
all required, the fxity Of purpose the energy
in effort, the commanding turn, which, as it
is the most valuable and important faculty of
the mind, so it is the one most rarely to De
met with in any walk OF life and least of all,
in combination with the brilliant and imagi-
native qualities which are the very soul Of
every art which is to subdue or ceptivate
mankind
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-11-10
PRIVATE cHAnAcTisi, Of a LOCOMOTIVES


People may see locomotive tearing up
and down the land, at gait of forty miles ia
the hour making tho very csrth groan be-
meath its giant tread. and the heavens them
selves reverbrate with its fearful clatter--
soaring nature with its uneartllly din, and
frightening all creation from its propriety. al
most People who only see it in its terrible
activity have no idea what emipently social
virtues it is endowed with. This is their
public character. Their private che is anoth-
err affair Now and then one Of these huge
monsters. in whose iron bowels slumber a
thousand giant powers, comes up and stands
under our windows as gently as the most ex-
cmplary cooking stove. its huge steam pipes
singing a strain as soft and dulcet as the
most amable tea. kettle, and its lungs of steel
breathing as sweetly as an infant in its slum-
bers. But the demon of power is there :
Let any one but pinch its ears. and no vener-
able spinster cat will spi: more fercely. Let
him grip those iron hands, and the pipes
which were turned to soft strain send forth
a yell as if heaven and earth were coming to-
gether and those lungs. which frst treat!,cd
so quietly. cough like volcano; and off it
goes, darkening the heavens with its dense
volume Of sinoke.
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THE YOUNG MEN OF THE AGE.

Not long since VIC saw tear gathering IN
the eye of an old man, as he spoke of the past
and TIE present of the time when he burn
ed pine knots upon the home hearth for light
to obtain scanty education and then com
pared the present ten thousand privileges,
which are now scattered around every door,
"Oh" said he in tremulous tones, .'the young
men of this age 60 not appreciate the light Of
the age they live ill.," The words of the old
man made us feel sad while at the same
time we felt mortified that so many Of our
young men fail to improve the advantages
within their reach. They are even continu-
ally mattering about their lot. and pushing
for positions where they can win the reward,
without the sweating, purifying, ennobling
sacrifice of toll. The mist cloud epjoyments
of day are eagerly sought after. to the ex-
clusion or neglect of the more honorable, in
tellectual, and useful. 10 truth few of our
young men know anything of the value of
the privileges around them.
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We learn that as an appropriate mark ofrs-
spect for the President Of the United States,
a number of gentlemen, - Senator'S, Members
of Congress. Judges Of the Supreme Court,
and citizens Of both political parties, have
employed Mr.. d. Stone to execute bust, in
pure Italian marble. of Mr.. Fillmore, with the
design Of having it placed permanently 10 the
Presidential Mansion, as AZ appropriate testi-
monial to the character of the one who has
so greatly adorned and dignifed his high po-
sitinn. Ii is to be regretted that licensees
OF all the Presidents have not been preserved
in the same manner. In this particular the
Corporation of Baltimore have evinced pro-
per respect for their Chief Magistrates, the
portraits Of nearly all Of whom adorn the
Council Chambers. Mr.. Stone, we are infor-
med, has just completed busts of Chief JUS
ties fancy and Of Justice Wayne. which are
pronounced chez doa1res, -Bat. american
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Ere. Development of Man.

If we're to express in line what consti-
tutes the glory Of a State, should say it is
the free and full Development of human na-
ture. That country is the happiest and no.
blest whose institutions and circumstances
give the largest range of action to the human
powers and affections. and call forth man in
all the variety of his faculties and feelings.
That is the happiest country where there is
most intelligence and freedom Of thought.
most affection and love, most Imagination and
taste, most industry and enterprise, must
public spirit, most domestic virtue, most con-
science most piety. Wealth is good only
as it is the production and proof Of the Wig
orous exercise Of mans powers, and is a
means of bringing out his affections and en-
larging bis faculties. Man is the only glory
o. a country: and it is the advancement and
unfolding Of human nature which is the true
interest of State.--Dr. Claiming.