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oo-s WASHINGTON AND WHEELING ie3l
- ILRE TK-EiE-R-L Y EXPRESS!
rNHE subscriber has perfected his arrangements for
ming regular WAGoS LlsE, for the rapid transmits.
sion CT 20 ',fsi'! zoo 's-'
80, . Freight, Package aud Parcels, g. t-ze
between the above mentioned points
This Will be emphaticaly SAFE SPERDY AccoaMo-
DArIoS hNE, by and smal entrusted
toit, will bc carried speedily and SAFELY The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
aud afford fair margin for living profit a,sl
- ~ - ARRIVALS AND DEPARruR Es.ri g....,-.
g LLEAVF-Wheetug every Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A., arriving in Washington al
O'Clock, each day. go 3't'ir' a3Sf f1 = 49, g.
LEAVE-Washngton every Tuesday, Thursday. aud
Saturday, at 10 ooock, A. NJ, arriving Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening tFg 80 ~
oFFfc ES:In Wheeling AFTER the first OF April 1885,
on Market street. above Monroe nearly opposite
ington Hall and in Washington in the of MoTros
Store, z5llr nIar2G t,s-3tszL w. STOCKTON.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

5gssj KELLS Sc &zCALDWELI,
(succEssoRs TO JAs.sPApLL & CO.,
Importers and w hoiesaie deal erst I'm iDrmss,
Med icin es, Chemicals, Prints, Oils, &c. ),
,@ No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.-----
HAVING purchased the entire stock fixtures, chemical
apparatus, of the firm of James PAUL &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage public
generally "A goods warranted, ..s,,, f9. SIS.
In retiring from tho Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable Consideration successors
Messrs Kells e CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
toses customers and dealers generally win
for this well known house large share OF patronage
s---tsi-i.--la- Jas. .PAULL6S co.
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'4,s57 dollars.
PatapSco.
III. Glass 1O7.
~ 3,75Oidollars.
Patapsco Institute.
Glass 1f5.

Tickets Sii Packages $40
Halves and quarters In pro
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PatrenIze Kenr own Ilnnu
Y tl.-- ~. fnciMrcs. !,
Wheeling Silk Factory.

p fal f.1ts ..lts..f- -.s.. fncturcs. II. b.
2. Wheeling Silk Factory. sa.
A MEXICAN silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
N stantil articles OF the various fabrics use at
GlLLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Whcci-
ing The curious i'll such atters invited to call and
the process OF nannc turing and those wishing
chase Silks wholesale Ictail be supplied
able terms Gis Store, adjoining the Factory or at A.
MAdams j. S. Forbs', a. O. Farchilds, Marsh & ray.
ior's, and o. W. Hesks, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 10, 9laim
Street, Cincinnati, o. 10. -
tie HIGHEST PREM and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
and our stock is now large and xcasonnbc
comprising many Varietiesvclvets sats vestis,
silks, frngcs. cravats; handkerchefs OF white, black,
plaid figured and printed, all the newest styles, made OF
besttwned silk, villed aud plain Also shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen, s 3! p. rs - - d
Please call and important branch Of Amer
ica Orders variety oisiks prompt
ly executed. i.,s .1gs-= u, JfrfsI /
'if- i2 E.i .a7ls III. r .s.--y JOHN w. G'LI.
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J WHEELING % $
.at' 9'tia,l lisPRINGI OFe1s53.7------7r---- Z
.,t'fs...l- y WIN. IT : SELBY,.,. Y,,.r In,
,,1 WHOLESALE EaDEALER I'M
sPRENG OF 1888.

7, WHOLESALE aDEiALER, I'M
~ =, Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods Gf
fo.i1l7 ddain ST., West,side, bet,oeen Monroe and
'r,..5- go ~. Union SITS. stsi.J gs=.s,h Esa
- -, e ...Gr 500 Wheeling, Va.,rrz. - -''
SNOW In receipt of his Spring stock of Dry coo,a
Ters s S9,iSsni aiIees from mortes MsnaIaetu
goods adapted to the this section as can be fo
~ any hone East or Hst, TO which would respect nily
Mte the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
4! !E..gI .s.3 go DRESS GOODS. ''''' - ~" -
IN plack sks alpacas, p0plins lawas de LANES sny
Mans etc. with very large ofprints the best
eooTs Also abonnets, ribbons, Innings and
.p.ssg st a5s.li fli MEMS, WEAR. e'9SA'iiPt
In cloths, cassimeIs, sattinets, nierno cassneras
Jeans tweeds, and summer coths also Cottonades ne,
blue drills brown linens, linen drills, nankeets and
other such goods, very desirable assortment A so
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn Canton hats soft
WOOL prash hats, etc.; with full stock of linen ami cot
2n passing seamless bags buaps, table Diapers crash
Checks shirng, stripes, ETC., brown
in the = 20 ~ y '''SI t eoo"s
toms. s linens threads.
My whole stock will be found unsurnassed as well in
InaTZ0 ss.'' ~ 3
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GEORGE MENDEI,.
'..-, No15l, Main street,
WIN. COWDEN

bAGU GUERI3EOTYPE U EGAIIERY,
J1sszS5,, --szsT.11 A. c.. PAIsTR EDGs e invites
battcntion TO his Daguerrean Rooms and
SEiEIlsTTSfJ Apparatus, tho result yea RS OF
NHR4StET$G experience and close application to tho
Yss@.eP art. Confident that he now combines
tr.f 7I- in his establishment all the improve.
mcnts which time proper proven valuable
lie promise produce LkeneBseS combining tho
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained tho
daguerrean process. 3-'z ,. '~' 80.
For the attractive and connodious style in which his
fitted up, he invites the public call exam
inc themselves His Cabinet Specimens always
openfor inspection. Z j = s.rysT 81 -. ts
Lkcnesses taken in all kinds OF weather, sngy, or in
groups; also post mortem kenesses taken notice.
B AweIl selected stock of fmneriasChemicals plates,
cases, lockets, &C.. always hand and for sale
Rooms. No. SO Monroe st.. near the Post Office
nOv1S -ts El- a4I Aba zso4t4 III . .l-t-t
OK BOXES Candy Toys; 1876 lbs Jujuba Paste, just
~ received by Az .s,-s zes lg-'. BROOKS
tee3 ..55 - 'tf 112 Main street
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10000 dollars.
hEE Bel Air. a.
Glass II
tickets s.; Halves

ANSh6tS SoJ uaIVeS anuI- /
qua1ters in proportion.
smallwood g. Co., .beg lea
schemes OF t'Maryland SIafe
we have selected the best 10 y
Maryland, are drawn under
sioncrs elected by the State,
them, Clione others being legal
To those who have not the
not disposed so to do, will i
every week, and 10 those yyht
largely, will tind some OF gre
price, from 81 to s., and iare
packages, from 81 TO $40.
your attention to packages, as
the purchasers, as they may ha
OF tickets i'll packages for the 8
cts in a 81 lottery, we charge
package, entitled to all that nj
SO, Halves and quarters in /
For ourselves as prize sellei
rcier to the official accounts OF
maryPrizes sod by US, as we
II is much TO our advantage t.
lection for our correspondents
and on the renewal, or cashing
1t, dirom an experience of 1
ter ourselves our judgement
tance. ze -
@ Bank notes or drafts, Oh
United States, received by us
er siDgly or by the Package.
odd amounts oTehanee. Our n
ed TO all who desiie it, free OF
For good prizes, and prom
orders to ~
mar31 rF.sgs5 q.
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$4,000 dollars.
Grand Consolidated.
Class 12,
ApTfL Oh

Tickets S1s; Packages 1920
Halves and quarter $ in pro.
portion. = @grailf 81
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. Spring and sumngr5 clothlng

/ Spring and Summer Q Clothing. {
STEPHBN RICE Merchant Tailor, 6,r
NNoUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
he e now at his new ii
OF every color quality variety. Plain fancy
C4SSLMERES; Silk Satin. and all kinds OF sYEST4NGS,
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable for tho Spring and Summer, and which he will
make up TO order at the notice in the 6est
efabraess shirts Collars: oIsysts, Hand
every article Kept in Gcntemens general furnishing
Store II you the best es call at Head
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2 2 New PATENT premium
SAFETY esAS LAM PS,
!. Pntentl Phosgenc Gas,

Pntemt PIiOsgenc Gns,
* 81. f7oi n b U2R Nj INiGlIlN THE A n Z.
This Lamp for producing portable light, sco,faen,ty
other ais
EElIIE LIGHT produced by the burning aeriIorm
Gas in beautifu Jets fron small rers
The generated used by the heat OF its own
combustion burner with the Liquid
int Lamp Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for creatirg and burning aefform Cas- W
Is suehthat all possibility of accident
from its entirely and the simplicity
ITS renders less to got
ming, Canphene Lamps burns equally
well, with withota glass globe shade and per
fectfy free from smoke odor.
The opinions scen be learned from the fact
that Annual 1S45,
SILVER MEDAIi,ya awarded to the Inventor and Dr.
ploTa to the pronoc
ed the EST LIGHTeyerex bited to the nstitTte 81
The abovefor saie Wholesale and Retail. by iaie1
* DUNHAf Il co.
Stssta sSaa zSNos2S Monroe st neaI the Post Office
sein1g - ID e, Esyyheelinz, Va. ~
.saisE MORE NEW GOODS. sls5Esi
TIEGANT Ct for anil table covers,
IA42 English furnture chntzes; rich. Also, lace
curtains ard ffinfes, received this day,{sg
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ssTEA1= MARBLE WORKS, .

eqgztss1t ssae &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA. 81
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.y
ments in the East for the supply OF Marble, and
templatng the erection of Steam works, he would invite
the the public in
Egyian Sienna American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities be sold lower than other establish
Inent in the west -sgt4szI SO l,s5., ~ L
Deaersiwoud find 1t TO their advantage to inspect lis
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Il gst Z sUE-
is done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention of purchasers to examine his
Statuary other carved work, Monuments Gen.
otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones &C., and Grave yard
work being enabled by his superior facil
titles supply this work considerable lower prices than
any other estab lishment in the country > y 9
II ~ s'~ SIS fNI1GHAELJ. RoHAN,fsss
5ls -. - Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
S n5Also Calcined Plaster. Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts odes, Marietta Grind stones,
he 1yd.5f'
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st@ ae New Music Store. ~
Sign of Ihe Grccinn Trigonum, no. 199
i Hi. sta.nGf

Main Street.
/, ..ssJ-z1 ]. FiCKIESoN would respectfully an
nouneo TO the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
~ z elegant establishment for the sale of Violins,
Guitars Vioinceos, Flag0les, Flutes, Fifes ACcorde-
ons, Banos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. n as tt.s1 '' rulI,lzt tet-if
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments
singing. -! Q z'1d U. n .r--a
newest Songs, Duets, and the very hest Roman
Italian Violin aI.l G tar Strings. -lt1ysi =
Clarones, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincclo and Violin. fi-a
A. kiecers Furniture Polish renovatng vanished
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture. ~ = - t-
Also by Agent KIeber, Pittsburg Pianos
OF tho first and best the United States
Nunns and Clarks grand and square Pianos, j. b. Dun
HAMS Hallet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &C.
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. ~ = = = - - A'f'tfiai-. -"''t'.t
Aecerdeons, and kind fmusealnstruments repaired
a tie lowest prices. Essa
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I've to present a few of the
Lotteries" believing those
venture in. The lotteries o.
the supervision OF Commisf
and each ticket stamped by
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rails aner the lotteries are drawn. 80 ~
y Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries are drawn.
Theie is aiars per centdge purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances drawing
largest prizes n the scheme thsreby
red We advise the purchase OF Packages Of Tickets in
~ Bank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit payable in
God at sight, viii be promptly kothose Cores
pond entsi who draw prizes atPYFER CQ'at
U-1 1-Remembef-A PACKAGE OF Tickets, can draw youR
or tho most splendid prizes In aIscheuseJ ida
uBIn order Fortune, and tho cash imuledi
ately after tho result is known the this paper
only remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
Established famed and truly and
ap2fS1m Iisf'f b. No i Light St, baltimore Md.
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1855 - - szggGA9| - 1858.
rn'.. Z. ADAMS * CO.'S as" te
EXDR LCC MnmTHT1L - / -

Ne'0 qrT9"gsnent: 6et0f1n Ssltrg altnore Phfiadel
rT'HE public a,c resrectinly informed thatgwc have
i made arrangements by which shall run a
:. 3f t.. is. Dnily Express
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling via BALTIMORE and Ohio.
Eastern Express 10 and frum all the Cities Towns of
the Eastern and Middle States. We prepared to
bic Goods Packagcs Bank Rills speete Jewelry,
Express for Baltimore and the East viii I've WHEEL.
daily, at Z, P. 81. '7-t'- ft't. 74'.FFfII LET-l
Merchants Others respectfully solicited TO order
their Goods through Adams d Cos Express. .
lgap1f-ir ~ .H.- s--t -r ADAMS & CO.
+ OFFICE Street, Mcclure House -
- - l.. K. FORSYTH. A gent. o. }
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5000 dollars.
-
5000 dollars.
PatapSco Institute.
IstnSo 1o9

I dIdpSCU IIlSllIute,
Glass 1913,
Il rsi AI'riL 23d. -E4 !
! prize OF 5000
1O do - Sf. $50
! q do .z-r.- Iii
etc. etc. etc.
Tickets 81; Packages $40;
Halves and quarters in pro.
portion. 4' 'ta-s ~ . II
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Tom Thumb Try a package.
1000 dollars.
Patapsco Institute.

Tickets 81; Packages $40
Halves and quarters in pro
portion.
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, means 10 Ventnre largely or
find small lOtteI les drawing
no may wish to venture moIe
:eaier magnitude, ranging in
rser ones rom s. to $40, and
We would particularly calf
Is the most advantageous to
nave about twice the amount
same cost,-yiz: for 26 tick.
e SIG, and the owner OF said
nay be drawn over the sum OF
proportion. s,+1F.st.
ers.. we will say nothing, but
'f the managers daily, Tor the
e dre acting only as sAgents,'
to make the hest possible se-
s. as we thereby gain credit,
lg prizes, make the most prof.
IL years in the business, fiat
in selection of some impor.
IN any solvent Banks in the
J in payment Tor tickets, eth.
Postage stamps received for
monthly circular is forward.
+ charge X.
npt attention, address your
SMALLWO0D &ECO.,
74-. lft Baltimore. Md
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TERMS OF ADVERT1SANG.

snrrrr1srXESTs-1 square, with the
FOn nny.se YEinss Of s1,nss rer anngn =
One sfHaie 55rossssional Cards, (pcr annum,) not
s+s.das lines, ;T JiTG -
9 INSs ADVERTISEMENTS, liberal discounts VIII Oe
He on ne and advertisements for
,us;Cns and Companies inserted ,sIv gr%sItoUsy
DSSrNsrdsges and Deaths lnseF'e" s'Stui'OuS's'
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17
NO. 33:.

index would move towards the left. also ,be
iulcrum going with the table. If the hands
involuntarily moved ards the left 7r;fhout
the table, the index would 20 towards the
right; and IL neither table nor hands moved
the index would itself remain immovable.
The result was, that while The operator
saw the index. il remained vcrv steady
when j; Wa hid Inn from them. or they look
cd away from IL, II wavered about. ihouch
they believed that they always pressed III.
rcc;ly downward and when the table did
not move there was still rrwiuinrIv. re-
snltant of hard force in tho direction il was
wanted to make the table move. This re-
suitant of hand force increases as the fingers
and hands become stiff, numb. and inzensi-
bIc by continued pressure til it becomes an
amount sufficient to move the table.
But the most curious effect of this test
apparatus ~ The corrective power il possess
e. over the mind Of the tahla-turner. As
soon as the index is placed within view and
the operator pcrccivcs that 1t tells truly
whether he il pressing downwards only. or
obliqucly. then All effects of table-turning
cease even though the operator pcrscvcre
till he becomes weary and worn out Mr..
IaFaddN. aHtS, IN ms letter 10 the lines,
from which thc above is extracted Per-
NIT me to say. before concluding that have
been greatly startled By the revelation which
this purely physical subject has made Of the
public mind No doubt there are many
persons who have formed a right judgement
or used cautions reserve, their number is
almost AZ nothing to the great body who
have believed and borne testimony, as |
think, in tie cause Of error.
# n NJ
] think the system Of education that could
leave the mental condition Of the public
body III the state in which this snbicct has
found t. must have been greatly deficient in
some very important principle"
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17
Iz.lr TaEEa Novice Problem.

Mr. Faraday, the great English eIcctri-
clan, hGs been experimenting oa table-tuFp-
ing aul hns produced thc most satisfactory
explanation Of The problem We have vet seen.
The experiments were made not. he saws.
''that thrv were necessary ON his own ac-
count. ior His conclusion respecting its ua-
ture wns soon arrived nt and has not been
changed lie publishes the details Of his
experiments " great length III thc Athan-
n,nn. hut the following brief statement Of
his plan Of experimenting and its results IS
alI our space Witt admit of:
"h Assuming il!at thn tables wcrn moved by
a 9VoN involuntary muscular action of the
operator, Faraiar's first point was 10 pre-
vent tho wind having any undue Influence
over tie effects produced IN relation to the
nature Cf the substance employed.
ia bundle Of plates, coEsisiing Of sand
paper, mill board, glue, glass plastic clay,
fin-aoil, card board. gntta-rorcha, vulcauizel
India-rnbber, wood, and resinous cement,
wa therefore made up and tied together
and being placed On 2 table under Che hand
Of 0 turner, did not prevent The Transmission
VI tile power tile table turned, H. before.
Hence no objection could he taken to the
use of these substances in the construction
uf apparatus. The next point was to deter
mine the place and source Of motion that
i to say. whether the table moved the hand
or the hand the table. 10 ascertain this in
dicators were constructed.
"One of these consisted of light lever,
having III fnicruu on the table, lin short
arm attached 10 pin fxed on cardboard
which could lip Oh The surface Of the table
and IL long arm projecting as an index IF
motion. II II evident that If the expert
mon;er wilcd the table TO move towards the
left, and Il did 50 move before The hands
placed al the time On the cardboard, then the
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17

ton by words. to get lime u KIT me
May l not, then, disable him YES III I
! please
Il has been seen by the statement " Gen.
jessup, already given, that ibis "intu.ml-
ton was a misapprehcnsion; that Alr. Clay
had not applied Tor a prolongation W tinc
for the purpose 0f getting sure aim, but on
i tJ enable the unused hand. one uufarlil-
lar with the pistol, TO FIRE within thc limited
time; that there was no rroIonration, in
fact, either granted or insisted upon: III, he
was in doubt, and Gen. Jes-up having won
the word, he was having him rcpoat in the
way he was 20 give ii out when Ills Gnecr
tonched the hair trigger How unfortunate
did no; know ot tins in time 70 speak to
Gen. JesaUp, when one word woulh have
SET all rigl.t, and saved the imminent risks
I incurred. This inquiry: MAY not d;sa-
bic him ,' was still on ilr. Eauduh.lr's
MIND, and dependent for its solution on the
rising incidents Of The moment, when the
accidental fire of his pistol gave thc turn W
his feelings which solved the doubt.
But he declared to me that he Had uot
aimed at the life OF Mr.. Clay: that Ia did
not level rs high as The knees. rct higher
than the knee band. "iCr it WIN wv mercy
to shoot 4 man in the knee" that his unly
object was to disable him and spoil lis aim.
And then added, with beauty uf cErrcz-
sion and depth OF feeling which no stud
led oratory can ever attain, and which |
shall never forget. these impressive words
Il would not have seen hi2f, Gall moltaily on
even doubtfullv wounded fur ali tlc fard
that is watcrod by The King vi Floods and
I'll his tributary streams" He loE3 me to
resume his Toet, utterly refusing to explain
ANYTHING cat Of the Senate that ho heard
in IT, and with The positive declaration tl,at
he would not return the fire. ! withdrew
little way into the woods and kept my ewes
fixed upon tir. Randolph, WHO ! thcn knew
to be the only one in Danger. / saw lin
receive thc fire Of MIR. Clay; SAW the gray
el Knocked up in the same place; saw Mr.
Randolph raise his pistol, discharge il i'll
the air; heard him say. Il dill mot fire at
you. Mr. Clay" and Immediately advancing
and Offering his hand. He was met in ihn
same spirit They met half way shoot,
hands, Dir. Randoiph saying iocnst!y, lUu
owe me n GOAT. Mr.. lay - I'M hullrt had
passed through the skirt or TIE cont very
near the hir)--tp which MI Clay prompt
II and happily replied, II am glad the debt
Is 10 creator" / had come Up and was
prompt to proclaim what had been obliged
10 Keep secret for eight days. The Joy cf
all was extreme at this happy Termination
oi riost critical affair, and MIG immediate
" eft with lighter hearts than We hroucht
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17
" Wen Wanted ~

Yes, z'2cR arc always wanted. The sup
ny seldom meets the demand MA y.t
mary complain that there In no PLACE ldr
thmi-thcy can find nothing % do-ticv
ara not wanted in the world. Inefficient,
lazy, ua-h;llfuI men arc uut wanted, but
;nat of capacity and industry. men who have
made themselves r'aSiCrS VI their business
lie il saving wood OF preaching sermons.
are always wanted. \ skilIiul mechanic
seldom need secl. lung for cmr'nrmcnt-
An energetic, upright merchant, has always
plenty Of business Nm ab!c luwycr ncy.
cr wits long tor hs clients. Tha country
has reed o. all its industrious and skill!ul
citizCns Its manufacturing arl meclaui-
cal establishments, its banks and railroads.
It's mercantile and marine Interests. al dc-
maul intelligent and active men N conduct.
or assist in conducting them And the sup
PLY of such men IS not equal u thc demand.
Many promising PROF, ct. G.l r5r the want
Of capable and experienced men 70 take
charge Of them
Ic; the rising generation ponder we'll thi7
truth If they would take IN active part
in tho world. business, ana receive 4 du-
share Of It's honors, they have ouly to rra-
pare themselves by giving diligent attention
to thdr business. Let the young mcchan.
ic, n>tead Of spending his evenings in loaf
inc at the corner improve them IN acluir-
inc q knowledge Of the history and priuci-
pies Of bis trade. Let him not be content
with 4 slight knowledge " his business
LET him study It's theory and master it, prac-
ticc. Let him follow the example set ly
the great ,ncn which every trade can fur
nish, and success is ceriain. lie will not
have to wait for an opening he holds in
his hands the opening key. He need not
seel, fer employment-om wiil
seek him. Men are wantcd-let our youth
see that they make MEN of themselves.
Portland (lic) transcript.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-17
SONG OF A DOVE.

Translated tro"rthe S,ccdist Of Eedeyiha Brcp,er,
BY MARY HowITT.
There sitteth dove 50 fair and white
Upon tne lily-spray;
And she listens how 10 JESUS CHRIST
The little children pray.
Lightly she spreads her friendly wings,
And up to heaven hath sped:
And to the Father in heaven she brings
The prayers which the children have. said.
And back she speeds from heavens gate,
And bringS-the dove so mild
From the Father in heaven who hears her speak
\ blessing for every child
Then children lift up pious prayer:
She hears whatever you say.
The heavenly dove so white and fair.
That sits on the lily spray.