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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13
Notice of Partnership.

Notice OF Partnership.
THE business of the late firm of Warden Edwards
will be continued by undersigned. at the old sian1 on
Main street, under The firm OF Edwards y Wardeh'
James W. Warden having purchased the interest OF ia
cob NJ. Warden.
3' MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
decI-tf JAS. W. WARDEN.
Custom Work.
THERE am again with tremendous stock OF Cloths,
Ill CassiEeie Vcstiugs &c, all to make up 20 suit Gus
TONER'S rates OrPriees and best style SFk
manship. Loet1J a. NJ ab1+l".
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsistnE between the
dersgned, under the firm OF Warden & Edwards
has been this DAY dissolved by mutual consent acob
Warden has sold his interest TO James w. Warden All
persons indebted 10 said firm requested TO settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden,
Wheeling December 1. 1852 ,,,y,,
dec4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR
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TO FEMALES.


You will find these Pals an invaluable medicine IN many
PARTIAL they have been found
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to a
healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids SO e
ectuay Put TO flight all complaints which may arise
from female eguaIities, headache, gddess dimness
as tile best Pills Tor all diseases, upon tic following
MEDICAL EVlDEN CE. 3
We, the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
OF their submitted 10 us for inspection says
that the Ingredients which they are composed makes
them Pill in tor all diseases OF the Liver, I'm
puritieS OF the Blood W0Say this not only from our
own judgement hut also from that OF te best medical au
torfty II the United States All diseases requiring Tie
of1n Alternative, Diaphoretc aud Pursavc McdCine
that under notice, has been treated WIN the
above Pills with the most satistac DRY success =
80 : n - GEORGE WOOD, NJ D. r
900, r.. ..i. f. CROWLEY, NJ. ID. tit
a-l esi.tl- y. :. BOWEN, III. D.. y igl ltiEs
ng@Purchase nose hut those having The signatures y.
n. HOHENSACK,' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless mitntiOils - -,
Agents wishing new supplies and all others wshns to
become agents, must add TIC PROPRIETOR, y N Ho
pEXsAcx, his Laboratory, No
above Race, Philadelphia. sE. -
, Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u IS. q
Pamphlets giving certificates OF cures performed IN III
crent sections OF The country by the above meulches,
can be had gratis oil the agents. ~ 20 ~
Sold by Baker, Wheeling, Wholesale anu retail agent
or Western Va; w. l.. briggs, West Liberty y FER
reII Bradlcytown Carin Triadeiphai VIM H0sack,
Rorys Point; DHn'I Ferri, Coral Cove Pllce each 20
Cents lg"t a't-' '7a- '.l t'at - " ma
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:, nj is only advertised TO prcvcn the afflicted, rarticu
arIy stumseIs from failing into The .'Whcd SepuIChrcs
md other Charetanism blazOned forth In the
public prints the only places where cure can be OBJ
aimed TOR cerain diseases. Baltimore, like other large
;tics is invested with this tibe aud strangers should he
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

3OOmmscraiing the misfortune OF ls cnSs OF unhappy
persons DR. H has sought with unIfng zeal through tic
wide age OF medical lore, for the ast20 years an unit
dotc for these prolific evils and proudly say his efforts
have not been uncrowed with success. Abundant nron
OF these remedies by happy combination ortreatnen
physical debility is removed,
oIeL tile weakened gas established III pristine strength
and vgor She torpid faculties the mind aroused in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-13

Look to your Coughs
ITO all under Hoarse
would honestly tho use Of BrelingeT's Com
pound syrup OF Boneset, as pleasant sale aud speedy
izre had at Messrs. PAXTON Dc LAKES, end oil
the SuspentiOn Bridge, and at -. -.
,TF BRENTLISGER d ARMSTRONGiS5
nneof- Yr.h Monroe street, Wheellng.
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Cod Liver Oil. s -
T UaT received: boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
81 opure Medicinal Liver Dill the best article OF the
kind brought to this or any other market. ..s.t
BRRNTLIHGER & ARMSTRONG sla
aaEe1-1yr;d 10, Opposite washington Hall.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. 4sils
t. PARKER has this day associated with him in
business, AIR. Echelauh. o.sSf
j Tho confectionery cake baking business will be con
tined at the stand, No. 1876 Main street, under the
name and style OF CMla10) T. NJ PARKER e 90.
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ISaddlers Hardware.

.g AND. COACH TRIMMING. lra.'
T UST opened large assortment OF Saddlers Hardware
81 ard Coach WINNING, Coach ard IeLler VaTnish,
Bur.y Bows Hnhhs, SPnkes Fellows Carriage and lre
Hollis MaIea BILE Irons. Patent and EnaHciled Leather
Fnd ythmg used by tTae 10 which inSie the at
tenlion orthe public. f7-s JOHN kAOIE,
uml3 " Ula nIlnu. lOo LMaln ~
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Bargain
T WILL sell ore Of my three al dS 6aL
a not heing able TO attend to athree as they Shon
LC. Terms made easy. n,o,,pp
SEPT l. NJ - a n ~: -.
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! BALTIMORE I

b y" GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES! is -I-
From tile most celebrated mlkers tu London Iiyo
and Gcncva-an extensive stock ALWAYS ken; sSiFo0l
every or which is guaranteed to erfoTm V
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FR u " Z l. Il u Il L.
WAR EErwEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY
PROBABLE.

The Arabi. arrived at Nes YcsS Thurs
,iav with la.er news from !.urrpe. We copy
al tia: IS of interest
The aspect t,te ';'lr!kii>,i difficulty ! H1re
threatening than e,Sr. Ih" Turks are r2':'-
cd to the highest pitch ii i'nalirism, ard G.
cn call on the Sultan 10 declare VA. or All
dirs.e his throne: meanwhile the great Lu-
rcpean powers are endravor'nr to ln"uce
the Sultan to accept the original Vienna
Note. But Austria shows symptoms ct
harkin.r out ot' tie alliances With France a''''
England. ami sidn1 with Russia. THIS news
hal a SERIOUSLY depressing influence OF III
money market.
The Austrian Goyer::aen. insists n Turk
cy's accepting the ORIGINAL note. which it de
ciincs. On the Other hand. Russia insists
that unless Turkey does a-rcp; the no;c.wiih-
ont modification. she will not withdraw her
troops from the rrnri,alitic>. W ether
collective step vi! BE taken by The -Four
Powers.
Whatevcr nav b. the issue of the present
Turkish difficulty. It Is the General belief IN
Paris that the Emperor Will not 90 10 val
lie is said 20 hay" expressed himself To thtt
effect very recently: the reason a~>i 1ncd !pr
this Diet ri.iuatiom hciu" tic deficiency OF the
harvest: he iargr amount ot paper now lii
;hc market. consequent on the nnncroG-
-prculafiom~ to which prosperity has gwen
rise. and lastly the probability HAT France
will Ice invaded hv i Formidable cnrmv-the
cholera.
\ ,;,.-;,at. il from Vienna of the 10Th con.
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MORGAN PArRIAisC;.S.

The public at tie Vermont State Fairl
were cratified with the sirht Of some noted
patriarchs in the Moran family. who arr..rI-
ing to the nature of horses. must soon pass
that bourne from which even the lest ha"-
r'ers cannot return. Among these was the
Steele Morgan" for many years owned lv
Solomon Steele, Esq, Of StanSt"ad. Canada
Fast. This animal, as we are informed hv
MIR. Steele, was 80 wears OH on TIE 9Th OF
May last, and on that day trotted a measured
1ssf mile, i'll the presence Of six witnesses, in
"a fraction less than two minutes. He mu.'
have been a !i1r>c OF uncommon constitution
and am told that his progeny are held i:
high estimation along the line in the vicinity
of Derby, Stans,cad &c. Another tamou,
Old horse was the Putnam Nor ran. got |,
the Woo ibury Mar.an." n is Is years
old-is owned hy D. v. Cowderv and 9th
ers, OF Tunbril-c, Vt. lie has been Il horse
ri rs'H''k'1'e rnn'p2~;Hess and muscular de-
velopcm"nt, and The sire ct valuable Sto K
.--to>'rn f.i'irr.,.
Ml>1"%!"i s.-iir Lu.us Is. brown. for
",rr lront lcrichn. ia Chi:tenI,a county.
an! recently i:u,r, C;'.iln-,i. Ohio. sudden.
y ,!!-s.Ha>erra :.ora >ia--ra FM!s. g., n,
:';'i Il l4'' j''y. u. .t,. C.ae;@-,.i ~ IL,
18th Of jul "a" rca,'hoi nl:I '. tn, INC
,t.l
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EEfIE,OtS .NTET.:IGCNCE.

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IL ''.".''' '!''T, '''."';l! If Low
vale. y l. "'': son Il ii'H- loyal Eyer,
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80 cali 'i ...' ''''..-';.";'oi Cnrr. II -
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49, >''.''''' ''.'''' "'''' W" -
i"1 ...''''''t' ere attracting Icnc."l interest.
y" i"l'h. ct &c., Tie dispute con
c"r''''': tie N'ih.!-' Book Concern has
Ten referred t. both parties, to .jr'l-r Nc
Lean "',' . ~ o"i''I IN this c;ty ina .rw
'.'!y>' to meet IL" Commissioners C. both Iran
''-''> ct the Methodist '.'arsa,
r>: Million CoiI:- %. rnn NEW rs
r,';rNr rex CHINA. some devoted friend.
Of the rau>r OF the h,arhr.. W. understand,
lr1 comforting together on the prophet, Of =
doptn. measures t1r tran>mit,in. ,o CHM,
million COPIES Of the New T..,,n,. J.,
.., m;n m;I,I., -, ',''> H., 5"'I''"' Fr"l-
>t''''! Drought before Ia"
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formation concerning i.;m wot.i lie thank
fully r. ',.vel py his at:.cted rcia;,Tes Al
arr>s E.i4- Ero.:n, (bo.:~4,s Iioose) Jeri-
,,i.., =.
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c,. 10 lI-;,.,., ,.o,,,.rI.,i,. .''''
60, lie: l'' textbook, containing al the I..o:l,-y
>.',, "ai win he together with her r,,nra
''N'' ''a'..> ""r" served IN ahart ihr
>.""e '.>i.."n. ant '1rN were Of tie >tcrner
~ anu >'-"..i" I've !. l'n care oi Themselves,
\ eye M" vi. steal from .a'iy. i ,-.volG
''"1H'..'i"A--'''' H:'f i!-r..',
'.'.' ), : also 4 GOOD deal Of picking @:
I'""''> 81 lie State falr. no les honorable
,";:n that q, de Ratiali Far. .il,.,,,b J. M.
N ,lnc IN I'll. WAY 80 h.,
~
-t"llaA ieiI.o @. iiv'icYara.
49, -. "''> '"''iE been ""ar'iln, al Ii, Town.
II -''eETI>iown. hung himself Yesterday mora
belonging To Almond Ro,~,ln,,,, ,,,' ''',,,'
an'r> indicated that the ro,,, " : .ir>r f,,r,,-
Cd L. All meek AMI then around the limb from
/" ''' Il i' was found iian"In" dr2! an. cod
ii' >''i'i"'d from Knoll INFO hollow. a-1
''''i"""" ne succeeded IN >tran9,Ims hlu>'-t
l" "'"'h' hi> feet rested GA the 1rag,! The
""'' "a> REGULAR hanginan> hna,. Lat J.
- amor the r'"ht ear instead n; lie ,'.'t-
il' iiah been ont ol health for >..ll.. An!
MORE h""I FEI---On SATURDAY mghT.
''l'- i'th. i'r II. Powers had pa Naoi> of
'"''"n cloth stolen from hi ward, on ilr
same might David Thomas heard man m hi>
h"H>r. ana jumping up chased him ouI doors.
Nr i'"ma> had received Il sum OF money the
day hrforr--l"sr,ran ot>yr,r.
Gnnn Cow U,n Ia, d
this ,iiI,.,. !. ,r.. or.r,,r -. .I','
last Summer IN ,,,rx-,;,. ,.,,' 49," ,''' law
-'i' lonni> "i nl!k-hclu@ an average eli
over i"rt!-h'c pounds per dtv- She took
the first premium a, the recent Windsor
i"uniy Far. tan She be beat in Vermont.
->'H,hir2.
I'm, 49,,
'''<' va a. "' ''''i'i
jury oi 'hIt''nHrn County sept ISIS, >ay:
The Grand Jurors in obedience to The
char-'. OF the court have cngHircd into Tia,
operation, and elect ot the present I.iauor
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ST. j & :, II 5 g u ~,
S,ri ieHAX. CtT. j.. 1873.
Nuss;, an Ta::key--... ar pr0ba1lls.

:. irnUN tust.,,ttinOh,-. hit another arrival
= ipr',d for 1,lv. The intelligence lv II,
i \r.fi. !, az, .,a,,it. han he nrorc.,iro
,..r,' ,rl;r.- rTr,t..v ,,u>t ci,r,r
. ,..ht or ,.... :. % the .,,rus f.r,,,aecI in -
: ,,..,.,. wat. r,..h q y. .It,,.,.t;,.s h.
t,,.. ,.i ,ron,d .l,5,v os,anc r.c,, .l,o 4;
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''' ''''''.. ''r % Inc '.'>.''! /" ''fi"o"f tor
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Clerk vii, rpc,.;y,. ANIL ,,,.,.,ul .,.,
hIv tot,,. ,,r;r,..,1 ,I;ra...;,,,..
Al. should any ohi.r,;on ,r;.. ~. ,,.,.
ter or some other gentleman will ,.;,;.n.
doubt ,!rorrulIv prrtorm tbi. dytv RI.
name OF; tie town ,bopyJ T.. ur;,,.,,
least one Of the r,,ers ~ ,bc ,,n.,n,ar,.
sometimes omitted or iIIrn;lIo
he funds Tor tn" prosecution OF this rrca,
enterprise, were originally small. and ,ro
now exhausted. Iii. bo,oJ ,Lo..c. a.
a.. ,,a.., '"''''''r' ''a'
~, '''N i'''''o'i''> VIII be prepaid.
ne rhar"' to each individual is the mcrc>t
tmllr, but ltlhrown upon one man, will J.
mount to considerable ,,n,
Nv d;rcc,;or o,,h.. ,,.:
VIZ hartman OF the Stand-
''iS Nom'h'''ee' lH">. ii. PALMER.
'"rr'>f""d"y Nrrr,turu.
e2s~ liz, s;n..o,
.5''' ''''''' 'r''h''ai' ILL., d., Pro-
e><o' Oh La" IN harvard University. died
suddenly at lis residence in Cambridge On
Thursday evenipr the 9Th inc, II -"
n.n,I h.,Y,h ON 49,. I "" '''S'. lie had ms
''',' ana Tor lon" time
p'''''''S' ana I'' that afternoon attended to
iitlItr> OF professional and Il.
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G. T,hnsbary Literary Institute.

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.o,,;.. # t;,a present time. mar be found of
or.,t s.rv;,c in understanding tb2 Develop
,.ar, g. event. y.. 20 take ,laro in flat omar
,..r o.t,. xorll arl which ar. destined 70
,.x.rt an ;.,norf,,,t ;rt,e,.. ,,,,on +. ,i,,rrr
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W.. rna.r,.,,L :, - H.. tho Intention oc he
,,.,o,..~s - ,,.rornoo H.. sul;ac, Of each
Iortnra a. far in ad,,ncc ?, prl,.ticabc. 70
afford A., onnoy,nn;,v for hose who may at
t.,1 ,o Irr;rc ~. creates. na..;fl, benefit
t:-,r, the conr.,. ~ surh m examination Of
'l' S"n't. a. may 'e III ''''r power 10 ''''N'
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Is be shall not lie Invested Of his native ma
'lpAaitv III A rcg'tlar and lawful wav."
NhW- YORK VINO SiAIE CoxvExT1ox.
III tonyen,'on WIS at Syracuse. Hon.
y a~ii:n.ton Hunt was chosen Chairman. and
.on ia nc re rlsjs m:ir a cani,@l speech.
Tie Convention proceed = 10 the wor.: Of
i!nlir@ nominations. j. " Cook was nomi-
"a;',' :,r Comptroller; +. y. Lcaycnswor;h
-pr Secretary - State; l.. 6. Spauidin@ for
Treasurer; r-l,n Hoffman for Attorney
t'rneral; Cornelius Gardiner lor Canal Con-
missioner; and several Other gentlemen tor
minor Offices. The Convention was harmo-
NOUS aMd enthusiastic The Times briefly
refers to it As follows: The Wing Party l.
net G,ai-nei'her Goth il LONGER sleep. Tru"
alter an lmp"rtcnt event which occurred
sometime in November last, it found Itself m
IN admirable position for rrpose. Ii dil take
t nap. during ). hirh It DID not even Snorc
lnd consequently. MANY whose wish was faith
r to he thought. believed It's day ct lie and
Iigor over How completely were they mis-
rakca. To-day it stands up before them
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md hiohlv esteemed. A. iuri>t. hr Ll>
! h;oh POSITION. Possessed 81. -.ooI
cual ar.rIircmcn,s.and ofron>lrral,lrrotural
,liiric>. Ii, was lon.a prominent ana success
al I,rarfir!on,r. In the relations Of private
,t. bis r,,,r,.t..r VS. mos. ,>rm1,...~,. and
-, l,., Nil }o l..r,.!, r..,r.;,. l."
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G>r Of TIE DAUGnIrr- oE P>or'rN
NrNEY.-Thr A'h"n, Alal.amaD lIcral
tay,-" Not all OF or r"ade"s. perhaps. =.
awar" that in our own Stat. aud apcn .hc
bn-!rrs OF our own Village. lhrre livr> 4
daughter of the grca. Revolutionary pa'r;o'
ard o a'or Patrick iIc"rv. T. even tue.
that scarce a half from tie spot wLer,.
We now write. resides Mrs u. :. Winston
widow of N!r e.. ID. Winston. Of Virginia. ana
daughter Of ore who lid more. perhaps. .LaH
nnv other one man, to set the ball cft'Ie rev
olution IN motion. In "a HURDLE C'"tfGc
situated in quiet grove. the event:nI HE ci
.ii, venerable lad: Is calmly and quiet '
drawing to a close. 'HIi Time indeed, ht
long since Silvrrcl her locks and traced man,
furrow upon her brow. bat vet it will 1t
'ren he has left the strength and the will Il
contribute her mite to the memory Of 4 fathc!
aud to the truth of history.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-15
1'gsE & /. f ID d \ A y.

sui fri tioI The recovery e TIE crown
and ;c.,r... together with the necessity OF
relieving the French Consul General from
the dlsaareea!,e cngqrement to keep ko>zts,
INDUCED TIE Austrian Government 10 consent
70 lis release, Oh tlie rorr!'ion stated above.
e5"e i further n,rniiorei II ~" New ! ok
Herald. hat in con>cniing t. III, a~ranI,-
..."ut. tAc Austrian Government r.s@rves the
r'-'.t 0. considering i.o-zta As IN AUSTRIAN
<p'jeyt, il lie Shall ry,urn to Turkey. 50 iorg
as ne shall not lie Invested Of his native ma
tiDaaiitv III a rcg'ilar and lawful wav."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-15

D'eI Or rc'iow fever at Bahia. .roa,s
81 F~s'.'f.~ Whi:o g Vernon.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-03-31

zasu 2I HlallS lor. lie management and
|nent OF common sdhoolsl and
er information relative to Tile cd
interests of the state as ho may
importance.
". The said commissioner shall
He'd to receive for his services the
fifteen hundred dollars annually,
ble quarterly, QUITO The state treas
on the warrant Of the auditor Of
c. So. For the purpose Of furnishing
libraries and apparatus, to all com
Aools in the state, and for the fur
Ose, of sustaining and increasing
ries, and keeping up a supply Of
pratus in the schools,'as atore-
/.tinA 10 time "a may be con.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-09
President,s Message.

We have read with rnorethan ordinary attention
The FIRST annual message OF President Pierce, and
we are unable TO find in it anything calculated TO
mark the production as ofintelectualo or states
manly powers. Taking The document as whole,
and lis length is its most striking feature Take 1t
to pieces, and lame patchwork. high sounding
fourth Of July illusions about freedom AMI the
rights of the people. empty non committalism and
nmeonins generaliiies constitute its chief inGre-
dien,s. Much to our surprise the President talks
about "reliIiOus liberation" as being blessing
p.ssessed by Americans. We had thought that
our birthright was absOute religious freedom but
the President has discovered that tits 'toleratlon
rather. Just as well might he speak Of freedom
rs that which is tolerated, ns 10 speak OF religion as
toietation Our civil AMI religious liberties are
co extensive and both absolute. There is no tole-
ration in the matter, and the term of the Pres dent
istame beyond expression and would much better
beft the monarch Of Ireland than the executive of
the land of civil and religious liberty.
We shall not trouble our readers with extended
comments bnt will call attention to the PECULIAR
position in which the Pacific Railroad question is
left by our adroit non- committal President. We
have read and read that part ofthe message, and
canaot determine from it what are the Presidents
views on the question and what will be his action
if Congress should pass such bill as that contem-
plated by theft Congress and ~ part. at least Of
the present cabinet.
There is much of general governmental informa-
ton IN this document, but it is badly told, and in
language far inferior to that employed n the Inau
gural. Take the document as a whole and 1t is
much TOO long for its actual contents, and had Mr.
Marcy passed upon it before passedto the public
itwoud have been much mole elegant and we'll
written than.it is. The condition of the country
is highly prosperous, according 10 The message
while our foreign relations are unusually fortu-
nate and indicative OF pleasant relations in future
with Eoreirn governments. --l