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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-07
Solid Daguerreotypes.

HIS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age Tic
picture assumes all The roundncss and sodity Ollie
also appears ieszc and in every point resembles tile
S Ss.a hair Taken at WHlTEHURsTs Cam
more; ALSO in his Washington Gallery and viii soon i've
all the principal cities in the Union.
r pHlrEHURsr has the honor announce that lie las
lnst received etter from the President OF lie United
States him OF the award Medal, Certificate
ana COPY ofthe Jurie reports al the World Fair
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MISCELI ANXIOUS.
Professor Alex C.. Barry's TrIcopherous

Professor Alex. G. Barry's TrIcopherous,
or Compound for beantfying curling
Ing restoring, a strengthening the hair, re wing diseases
Of the skim curing rheumatic palms. and ealing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines the reputa
uIa Oh Barry's pervades the Union The
safes OF the article of late increased in
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry after care.
Jul of his sales book finds that the number
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities gross
upwards during the 1852. within trihe $780,
600. -
unnecessary to length evidence OF the
wonderful properties OF the tricoperous public
nave rnshed such endorsement this. The CHEAP
ness OF theart cle and the explanations given chem
ea aoton upon the hatr the scalp and in all su
rerfical irritation first the attention
ofthe people This was all that the inventor desired XIV
cry bottle advertised itsHf The the fluid exceed
ed expectation 1t acted like charm The ladies would
not be without it. Country dealers in every the
United States found they must have II; thus was built
up wholesale trade OF extent hitherto urheard OF
regards articles OF this kind. Tho highest point not
yet been reached and IL is believed the sales this yea
will be million and half or bottles. =
Depot and mafuactory, No137 Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold by
all the principal druggists throughout the United
Canada Mexico West Indies, Britain. France and
by j. Ii. Patterson, Wheeling, ltSyty y6In
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FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission R,1sinann

VIE undersigned, late OF the q m OF WOOK & DAY.
N Elk, OF Winchester, Virginia. takes this oEpGl tim
10 extend to his friends his thanks te
liberal patronage sice resident OF this city cna bess
leave 10 inform them that he taken Warehouses 40
South Howard Street, lately occupied by Mr.. JNS w
BELL, and formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW, tOEeItr
with Wal ehouse No. q South Howard Street gives lin
ample room TO do reasoua Bile Flour & Gem
eTGt Conmtsten Business. The location good one ,r
the sale OF all kinds OF country produce and respect
fully solicIts your patti onage.
He will also give strict attention to the purchase ut
Plaster, SGH Fish and GuaHo &c And his knowledge
the wants OF the Agricultural and Mercantile community
are such that lie feels warranted in assuring them thai
consGnmeIts or orders with which lie may favored
will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
MICHAEL BANNER,
No. & 4, South HOwaf d street
Baltimore, march,, 1853. -
BALTIMORE
Messrs. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
ID Stuart az Son;
Chls a. GLmbTill;
Norris, Caldwell; q Co. l,.s
Henry N. Brent, Cashier of the hank ortlre
Valley;
Joseph H. Sherrard, Cashier of farmers
Bank;
mesSrS. Baker a Brown;
WHEELING.
Messrs. AMMAN, Mcguire q Co;
Logan, Carr q Co:
Q. W. Iieskell,
Jno. R. Morrow.
mar23-sm.
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D,oxs,-sec tie advertisement OF Wilde
NE% wi who have received another supply OF
.r. hooks. t
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: OWN a. cLABAuoH. : ~ n ~ N .roI,

~ ~ AIN dOIGL.
w uhe signed having purchased the lease and effects
= OF mat otd established house the ForNTAIN HuTEL.
J s.teet; 5aiimoIe and having repaired
travelling public establishment second 10 nor in cnn,
tort and convenience. ~ e "a SOt-
The LADIES' Ordinary end the su p. M roor. ,,,..,
VIII be found 10 afford The comforts home 10 fsmIles
whe me situation oil the house quiet repose 10
most central situation tie man of business
oens IN me centre OF business, affords convenient
cess to all the Railroad Depots ind Steamboat ISnnes ne
any other hotel in the city. -
II Will be the desire and pleasure the pronretor TO
promote the comfort OF the guests OF the house.
apE-ly CLABAUGH q BROTHER
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,ox SYRUP made and kept for sale at
The I'm nrne Store, Union Street. is an excel
Woven for eompounding cooling beverage,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-07

,xp AccoUrREMESTs Of the Fenci-
THF AM an Yesterday from Richmond. The mus
Os ,a,s new and beautiful
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Li.t of s,enmer. for .he nenth Of Iu,r ,s:s.

All letters TO France, Holland and Belgium must be pre-
aid q cents by the american Steamers 10 Liverpool and
and cents by British Steamers. Letters Switzerland
and Italy should come under the reach earlier
their destination.
closed all, consisting of Letters Newspapers
for States and Cities OF the German Aust ian Postal Uni.
on, and Denmark Norway, Swe;en, Poland, Russia,
Greece lonian Islands, &C., is sent from the New York
Post Ofice semi weekly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-07

Tar RivER.-Thc late rains were sufficient to
-.;so ,be river some nine inches. Yesterday it
,' ,rain .eceding with about IS inches in the
CHANNEL The light draft boats got along quite
we'll.
The c.rs arrived yesterday in good time, and
Can't A. Johnstons fine new low water Union
Line boat, ATLANTA, left with a very respectable
number Of passengers.
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VIM. T. Needs & Co.,

Rookbinders & HInn X book Manufacturers,
No. pa Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in general that they have bought the establish
ment lately known James 81, Ewirg's kbnde and
Blankbo mandatory and are prepared TO Rule and
ind order, blank books OF every description music,
magazines, periodicals &c. in manner not TO be surpas
and by any establishment i'll the country.
O Constantly on hand an assortment OF blank books.
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Books Mt Thompson,s.
TuEnTnnIrA

THEOLOGICAL.
nsAUBIGNE'S Reformation, volume s; McCosh on
Divine Governments AleXander,s History OF IsIali-
tish Nation AeXander's Consoation The Princeton Pul
pitt edited by John T. Dufeld, Howles Scots Worth
rreneh's Notes Miracles and PARALLELS of our L9rdi
Co,ennn's Ancient Christianity Rxempied Sherlock
Divine Providence; Alexanders Moral Philosophy, etc.
80 SCIENTIFIC
Browns Grammer of irammers; LardEer his IS team
Engineer TTantwive Railroad Curves; Mahan's Engi-
neering; Bordens Eoruae of Railroads; Ules Dction
ary Of Arts, Miners; Loudon Encyc
Iopedia OF Architecture etc.
= MISCELLANEOUS.
shady Side; Sunny Side; Peep at Number Five; Tell
Tale by auther Sunny Side; Rowing Adventures
ayengro, the Scholar; Tho Gipscy; The Priest by Geo
orrow, hur OF the bible in Spain, etc Lanman's Pm
yate of Daniel Webster Prescott,s Conquest OF Aex
Tosether with general assortment OF School Books.
Stationery wall raTer, window blinds, pire Screens
- For sale by JOHN H. THOMPSON,
les 10 Monroe st,
an ggITs Elaoraao rseeiyef
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THE BENWOOD CHEAP STORE.
TIME subscribers would respectfully inform the public,
that they have opened large anil general 9ssortnene
and all othbr articles usually kept in city and count
stores, they will sell cheap for either esh OF
produce Remember Il Q location.
my3I-1md GILL; KELLY & Cr, BENZ ma
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IA NCY a. . 6S US.
FREDK. FICKEY e. SONS.

$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fancu
Goods,
4AVE now in store their Spring assortment Porto
IL Monnaies. Violins, Percussion Caps, AccOrdeoEs.
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and l;ufaIo Han
brushes, Combs OF every desc Upton, Gallery, Fans
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes Jewc.ry.
ETC., etc.
Inthe Hosiery lire a full assortment OF White Grows
and mixed cotton hose, Isle, Thread silk hos e.
oton hose OF every description, Li>e Thread and SILK
hose OF every description Cotton, Thread silk
FiIley q SewaIt's Patent Thread, otOn, Tlresd ard
etc. etc.
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive In
CITY, and prices low any house in country
nIar2i-dwtf
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=
EYON s
EATMA aR0H
FOR THE
HI AIR


TO TEE MILLIONS.
From toOthless babes OF nimeleSs weeks,
Topr.ttlnS jokets III the streets;
From girls aud boys that read at -hoOl,
To Office clerks upon thei stools;
From the buGdiI 6 OF love al sweet seventeen,
To the taud!e explosions OF all honeyi..o dreams;
FTommid way years OF nd his wife,
To advancing days and eclining life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment
At the w0nlrOus things of these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE USED LYONS KATHAIRoS?
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long Dead
And covers up the once bald head;
While the truanL locks, harsh and stiff,
That used to veN the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twill
In such RICH luXurant Culs,
The sight OF touch, you know not which,
Sets SHINING, and their heads bewch'd.
The landrull-TeSed stGf-ihat once did fall
Der bro al cloth coats, ont collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
By using kathairon on the hair.
But more than half or all yet said,
Are facts about the Nervous Head,
I hat sometimes racks and aches with PAIN
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KathaiTOn such pains I'll warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. No gOssipprg, I'm sure;
Ard for Pimpes, Salt Rheun, Erysipelas and letter,
And all such diseases. nothing is better.
II YON'S KATHAlRON SD justly celebrated for Preserv.
Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 25 cents.
Sold TO tho trade at Liberal dtscount6ut
Address letters TO
ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
16t Broadway, New York.
For sale by Kells Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling. Also sold by Patterson Co.; r. H. Logan
& Co and Wheat g. Chaplin. malt Sim.
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RaItimnre March o4-ln


A. SISCO,
No. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
RALTH M RE,
WI HOLESALE and Retail manufacturer of Odd Eel
w lows, Masonic, Sons ofTemperanec Red Mems and
other Resaiia, tanners, Flags, levels, etc. Military
Goods OF all kinds. ap9-fy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-07

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrrsBuRGu, July G.
River al 2 feet inches. weather clear and cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-07
Valuable Land for Sale,

Valuable Land for Sale.
BOUT 1000 OF improved Marshall County
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth,
farm of $50 acres within miles or the city OF Wheel.
coal privileges viii sell in quantities to suit purchasers
at fair prices aud reasonable terms.
1.-The Pittsburgh journal. washington Reporter and
cadI Republican copy each 10 the amount of three dollars
and Cha sc this office.
LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm near wheelingi and will sell 1t
5s,%g TERMS and or more tracts . may be
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
NJ offer for sale two story brick dwelling house
jys-lmd S RUSSELL & FiTzHuGH.
From Wheeling to Chicago in 81 Hours!
uiG. SteubenpiLle and WeLlsuitle
Great Western o. s. Mail Routel
- - ~ So ~: ~
CLEVELAND AND wELLsvlLLE, AND MIcnIoAN SOUTH
II. r.. LINE.
By First Class Steamers from Cleveland to Toledo.
The following Magnificent u s. Mail Steamers form the
Line between Cleveland and Toledo.
ssss stSTSs is3 %ssS SisSs,s"%
sl'a-.oL1As-1A-41 Fridays ALABAMA, 6ssZESsSSzI
Cart: d. P; NlcKERsoS, leaves Cleveland Tuesdays,
Express Trains from Pttsburgh and Buaaio, running
through TO Toledo r hours! Connecting with the
o ate nooneonnecting with Michigan Southern K Il.
Line steamer ior all rors on Lake Express
with Express Train Chicago Rock Island Road
for La Salle in connection with Illinois River Line OF
Steamers for Peoria, Naples, AMI st. Louis, making
most direct route TO Chicago, Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha
Waukesan Sheboysan, and all other ports Lake Mich
gam.
The above boats have been put in the
expense has spared which comfort
or safety of passengers.
Each pats abandanty supplied with Life Boats Life
Spars, and Life Preservers.
Passengers will find this Route to possess advantages
long and tedious ride to Toledo and imperfect
Railroad; while the boats running along the south shore
less exposed the hangers the lake,
incident to passage directly and along the north
shore.
The distance by this route miles less then by
any other Lake and Railroad route.
W Through Tickets Chicago and all Ports on Lake
Michigan procured Office S. C. BAKER,
Wheeling. on board the Steamers WINCHESTER and
DIURNAL.
wPasscngers have their Baggage taken to the Boat
free CHARGE giving their checks Baggage
OF the Line, the Cars or at the Depot-ru
S. C. BAKER, Agent,
maoO-44m, No %, Water street.
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
TON PLANT,''
A SOUTHERN Commercial Organ Published al Wash.
N ington City, promote Direct Trade gicutue and
the development of To advocate at Wash
ngon also the interests of the South in regard to the Pa
cic Railroad edited by Q. q. Baylor, ESQ.,. late U. s.
Consul at Amsterda and r. G. Barnwe South Caro-.
Iina long connected with DeBow's Reviews. Subscrip
81, 90 Address Jas. H. M'Mechen, Wheeling. Va
MAY 1853 ..
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Pemberton House.
Wafer Street, Below Monroe,

IT, NJ WHEELING, VA.
! M.PEMBERTOS announces 10 his old friends and
noor ruee generally that he has located in the com.
ChsrcS :. Ut OK buldIs. formerly as the "St.
pier. - anu thoroughly repaired and rcted it, and is
pTss u 10 entertain travellers in good style moderate
On tb nc FembeTton House is situated Immediately
liz oTs 5 Landing and the Depot OF tho Bal
cars o. pc emo Railroad aTording passengers the
prUnIetiT ooais convenient stopping place. The
fenIs esl'ciully invites the attention his old
age u MS house. and sOcits share public patron
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Hempfeld Railro:
New Hat and Cap Store.

NSw adI dho zap oGO1S.
No. 1913, WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.
order Keep race with the enterprise increasing
business city and better accommodate gely
increasing Hat and Cap tfahe have opened
A SPLENDID SALES ROOM
in the block erected by W. w. Shriver, west sdel
Main street. (betweem Union and Monroe,) where
prepared 10 furnish patrons and The public with
or hats and every variety and ofthe latest and
molcskn and silk hats black browm and white beaver
and otter hats. Aso fine assortment OF Panama. ped
die braid Legh1rn, China braid, Canada braid and chill
dren's Fancy Hats.
All those wishing good article, at wholesale
TAIL in line, at low rates will please call ard examine
our stock.
june9 w. w JIMES0N.
head
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f 1l~5 -oxn WARD PUBIC SCHOOL will have
Tue Slice "5 celebration on the Island to-day.
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5oNE DEPARTMENT.
55osoAY MORNING. JuLY,7. 1853,

".To,LN1xis an authorized Agent to pro-
o>7.Mr. pAyl DAVID 70 the Wheeling lntellisencer.
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Mammoth Hiatt Shore

sToCKToN's TRI.wEEKLY EXPREss.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
From Wheeling to Washington
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs.
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs
From Wheeling 10 West Alexander
Heavy Goods 10 cents per 100 lbs
u-5-Packnges weighing less 100 pounds will be
charged 25 cents, 10 any point on the road.
Special contracts for carrying freight made by
calling at Stockton, Russell Co.'s. Monroe Street,
Wheeling apz6t - L.'W. STOCETON. .
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new books.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-07-06

~ We have been looking over the resolutions of
the Wing Convention, copied into the last Statesman,
to if they embody the principles which, we
learn from the Freeman, the delegate from Brattle-
boro, Mr. Kirkland, intimated that the Wing party
had by some means become possessed Of The Free
man reports the gentleman as having laid down the
doctrine that principles change with the times. -
We thought that principles were Interchangeable, like
Him who established them, the eternal laws of things,
and that principles change the character of the times,
not times the principles But the instability of the
Wing party and its ignls iauus character is now ex-
planned is not controlled by its principles, but its
principles are manufactured by its conditions. Keep
ing this new revelation in mind in our search among
the resolutions, think we find indication of this
change of principles in the resolution which calls for
"a greater restriction of the Executive power and
patronage" When Wing Administration welded
this power, and ''every other branch of the govern
ment' was in the hands of the Wings, if we recol-
lect rightly, the party were not particularly alarmed
about being 'overshadowed'
1t strikes us that the resolutions as a whole are
awkwardly framed, and weakly, as if the principles
of their concoctors were indeed in honsitu.' We
didn't hear any call for the restriction Of The Executive
patronage of Mr. Fillmore, except to good ,chigs
CAusrIc.-Rev A. ]. Foss of Manchester, N H., made
speech at the late Anti-savery Convention in Boston
bearing hard the Northern Churches for their alleged
counenance and fellowship of slayehodng The follow
ing is one of his illustrations:
''Rev Richard Fuller, formerly Of Beaufort s. c.. nov
of Baltimore of slaves and defender of slavery
came to Boston, and DR. Sharp invited him to his pulpit
and had been communion day he would doubtless hav
invited him to the communion table Not word of oh
lection made to DR. Fuller because he was slayehol
der But If he had been believer in infant baptism h
would have been excluded If he had sprinked on
Of his infant slaves, he would have been admitted
But he did not sprinkle infants, he only stole them
unsophistcated think the last is almost as bac
as the first"
The above is going the rounds among our exchan
ges and we are not willing that our Baptist reader
should miss the wholesome moral it teaches Blu
lest our 'open communion pro-slayery reader
should chuchle too much the cut administered Il
the poor Baptisis, we beg to remind them that pro
slavery Christians, of whatever UNCONVENTIONAL name
who act in religious concert with shareholders ant
their advocates, in the same category Theft
and RIGHTEOUSNESS and swinding are discipinable Of
fences in them all and the babysiealing and wages
swindng and promiscuousness of slavery are no les
criminal violations of christian principle. ''Lay on
McDuff,' till the ioho church comes up to the work
like an army with banners.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-07-06

spirited meeting Of the stockholders of the Troy
and Greenfield Railroad Company was held at Green
field, week before last, at which resolutions
dopted setting forth that they not discouraged al
their failure 10 procure State aid, and expressing
determination to renquish the great enterprise
of tunnelling the Hoosic mountain.
The Temperance Standard says eve have the
satisfaction of communicating the important fact that
our number of subscribers exceeds tcetg-tco hundred
And for this uhoxampled success in newspaper patro-
mage in Vermont, very greatly indebted to the
active exerons of the friends of temperance, in be-
half Of our enterprise"
Hurrah FOR Michigan and Temperance The peo-
pie up in that young State and spoke for man
they should speak. Twenty thousand majority for
temperance Why, this result is the most glorious
on the record of our day.-ACom.
During the year ending June l, 1850 according TO
the last census, 2 900 bushels of rye con-
sumed in the manufacture Of ardent spirits So much
bread, for which human beings were starving chang
ed to than stones
The steamer Georgia, from Aspinvall, via Havana,
arrived at New York on Wednesday last, with the
California mails to the LIST June i40 passengers, and
80, l4l 900 in gold dust on freight.
Seventy-three cases of Asiatc cholera have occur
red at Alexandria, Va. since the 18th of May thirty
Jour OF winch nave proved latal Inc disease, Wnlch
has been confined certain localities is abated
The Litcton IN. H. Reporter, published near
the White Mountains, says the thermometer in that
place. on the 14th june in the shade stood at 9s d.
on the 18th at 90, and on the 10th at lO2.
Accounts generally in stating that the wheat
harvest in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New
York, and of the Western States, will be very
abundant. Ii is stated however in the Rochester pa
pers, that many of the wheat fields in that region are
being ravaged by the weevil.
At the late term of the Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati, diploma to practice medicine giver
to Miss Caroline Brown daughter of Mr. Samuel
Brown of Utica, N. Y.
A little girl, named Maria Wilkins, was stung tC
death by hornets, Fort Ancient OHIO, Sun
day week. Her brothers threw the nest ant
away leaving her victim the infatuated insects
E7y- The National Woman Rights Convention will
be held Cleveland, Ohio, the 9Th and 9Th of DC
ober next, consider the rights of citizenship, anC
how far women are entitled thereto tf36
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-07-06

OBeRLIN CoLLEeE.-The Editor of the Cleveland
True Democrat says:
We made visit TO Oberin Monday, where we
spent the day This is beautiful and thriving Yam
kee village. 1t is known all the country on ac
count of its college. 1t is "a miles from Cleveland
on the railroad leading from Cleveland to Toledo -
In 1888, this spot all woods now there is town
of 1000 Inhabitants besides the students who number
1885, 1913 of whom are females An impression has
been Obtained somehow, that the proportion of color
ed pupils is very large. They do not in all number
so, and many of them are nearly white. We were
struck with the healthy and robust appearance of all
the students that we saw.
Charles G. Finney is President of the Institution ;
eight Professors, and great number of teachers
assistants. They all workers practical men, who
turn their hands anything that is necessary to
be done. Prof. Baseom, we at work on his farm,
with his pantaloons inside of his boots, and otherwise
dressed farmer-like, driving his wagon. These are
the men for teachers.
There is no institution of learning doing so much
for Democracy and Humanity this.
The "Edmundson Girls, whose history is so ira
gic receiving an education there. They were
sent by Mrs Stowe, who pays or.iher education
They board with Prof Cowles. ~
/ Mary, the older of the two, is very sick, and fears
entertained that she will not recover. Emlly's
health is good and she possesses the talent and
gy that will make her bright scholar.
Those who not familiar with the lives of these
young ladies requested read the sirh chapter
of the key to Uncle Tom" There is no more
touching one IN it.