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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

There isan old lady in virginia, who Believes
ii 10 be bible doctrine that, for seven yeats Bf
fore the end Of the world, no children are to be
born; and that gives her comfors, forat every
fresh birth she hears Of, she says to heEse ssael
the seven years at least have notbegun.'s Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

DISuoNEsr CIE6Ks- Five yrungl clerks were ar
rested in BOSTON, last week, for pecntatiot from
their employers. and were held for rial in bonds
ranging from 81, 30, to 3 1000. sss 81 a;.e sas8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

81 . 81 =
THE LOUISVILLE TRAoEDY,-Professor BuTLER'
Principal of the High School, at louisville, it has
been announced by telegraph, was shot by MAT.
F. WARD, Oldest son of R. ]. Ward, on Wednesday
morning, and died that night. The Courier says
Of the lamentable transaction; y EsEa
"He went to the high School accompanied by
two OF his brothers, Robert Ward, youth oil sl1,
teen, and William Ward, smaller boy, and called
for VIM. Il. G. Butler, one Of the teachers. a few
words nassed between them, when Mr. Ward
pulled out pistol and shot Mr.. Butler down.
The ball peneIated his left breast over the heart,
land he fell to the floor, exclaiming IN his agony
al am kilIed-oh my poor wife and childH' Ward
then dropped his pistol and accompanied oy MS
brother, retreated from tile school room.
Mr.. Butter was able to rise from the floor, and
left The rooli assisted by some boys, but when IN
the street he fell again, and was carried home.
The ball could mol be extracted, and he bled IN
wardly. Mr., Butler had corrected VIM Ward, one
of his pupils, the day previous for telling false
hood, which led to the tragic affair"
Robert Ward, who accompanied his brother,
drew Bowie Knife, and when Professor SturguS'
the other teacher in the school, advanced TO the
assistance of MT. B. he made such demonstrators
that the Prof. retreated and made his escape ou'
of the window. The scholars IN the school room
were also scattered in all directions by the display
of such warlike Instruments in their midst.
Mr. NJ r. Ward and Robt. j. Ward, IT., were
promptly arrested and lodged IN jail, and as the al
fair will undergo judicial inveStig aton, we for'
bear nnrrating the particulars.
Mr.. ButlerWAs one ofthe best aud most molten
sive men in the world, and we can appreciate The
anguish Of his friends at his being so untlmely Gu
and IN such manner. The ALTAR IS generalil
regarded as of most atrocious anu unProVoket
character, and when it became know the deepes
indignation prevailed throughout the city.
Tie Ward family is one OF the wealtheSt ant
most nYominent in Kentucky.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

uThe draymaen Of Cincinnati have formsdja
sadsaoptea regular b Y pf prices 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, sA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
tr3IR tadsfligpsd, having bought the Bridge Corner
CopeoiloheyI oHPes.te ne Monroe House, formerly
I RI ssp 81 Ssis s Kinds Of cakes and
seueci s,d y.I ssppi PARTIES on reasonable
s6d up m bsst styley at all hours, in
Saloon and furnished wholesslo and retail by the can
eS- An assortnsat OF Christmas and New Ysars Toys
on hand.
Pea1 FS II Z Ssf a. q
aov.o - % Msin 81, y
BOARDgOF HEALTH \ 4 ts.J5 h
I'd RPoRT OF iihh thcs City OF Wheeling for
. q tho lnonthiof octDbef
cohyusots. = -
nebiiity GONNA le. :,
Fever, typho ~
do Puerpdrat.
Inflammation Of the
do 1891 do boweSss -.f.- zss.ia
MsTaamus.
Old Age.
PLsmature birth
STU
49,. ':'s.'t.'3
Sorviuous Ulceruti on. =
~,
% Males IA, Females 1e, eolored o.
Between year aud, s year.. .............
% 80 =. .:...i s.. q Z
,5 ~ " n. INV N I7 w Isjsr one month
novs. JAMES TAME R, lsecreta ~ 9
e1'WlAT5 SHALL WE WEAR9 airsl
MEX locating, drinking loving and making,
tails .hat we shall wear that is settled inou
minds. ehers stall 10 suit our taste s the question
that the best store in own to d which aady
or family may ~ s. M Ies e z sSos is at
IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
p :. RElnToV.A.L.. - Z

z IH6vR removed my ,yhelesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
zss No,,1l7i 4lPin street, .,..,,,.,
west side, between Nsnrpe and Uniog streets where
viii be prepared with leaTly and extens Spring
Stock direct from and nanuacturerss which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to eaIland examined egsfasf ss 89a;4. y nv
feb4 yylIstT. asBLBYsi
q hL g. 8ietesif win be above establish
nient. whore he awaits old rieHts. ftii ,f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

m. A female servant OF dr. GpTifnik, Secretary.
of the Treasury being ON her wng from Louisville
to washington, BY einista kes OF ief hal
took the underground fsilloal'at 0neinrati aislpy
OF two since aud has probably ere this. p fdsdin
Canada. Net loss'tu the SecretaTs 6ll0.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

SuDDEN DEATH At CUMpEhLAsp.- learn
that G, B. NJ. Price Esq.s iormetly member Of
the egislatuTe from Allegany seo., died suddenly
At CumberIand On SCI iEdAy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

BIn Portland, Maine, they are dispudng con-
corning the effect OF the Maine Law. John Neal
and Others affirm that it has rather increased than
checked 5intslnpe ance III the State Of large, and
the assertion has been made that in the city and
neighborhood, and probably throughout The State,
with here and there doubtful exception, there is
now more intemperanee than there has been at
any one time for twenty-on years. The support
ers of the law deny tits, and they have issued a
declaration signed by large numL er persons
among whom are ten of the clergy exi Mayor E.,
Greeley, to the effect that the assertions referred to
are erroneous and unfounded. 81 IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
,mPOISoNING..na

Thousands of Parents who Verminse composed Of
Castor OIL caiomeI, &c aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tae
foundations for series diseases, such saivation,
loss or saght, weakness of1imbs, etc. ssi ply r w
Insanother column win be found the aIyeFttsemento
Iobensaeks Medicines which we ask tho attention OF
ali directly interested In their OWE we'll as their chill
dren's health In Liver Gd5 disorders ari
sins from those OF bilious type, should make use
only genuine msdicihe. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
= DtsBe aotatceftea, ask for Hobensack's Worm
syrup and Liver Pills and that each the sl
nature Of the Proprietor, jim. 9IoBENsAeKS none
else are genuine. ~ VIZ 'f'ft 'H' = tei -
PerSinu Hair Dye, ss,i3 .sai '5,e..5{ :
DyeIs warranted IL used according to directions
to change the hair rom any ptber color to beautiful
Apbarn, or :. l.l l.a03s q
ST titiI no. PERFEOIN JET BLACK ~ SOS III :
b nfl' s5ss wIrHoUT9 isa9S q
Staining ne Sin. Is. E. {. 2 = .z
Price, 6Oeehts por bottle For sale by KEILs & CALD
wELD wholesale Agents, and BY VIM X. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
WIILUYX3 WAREiJ DO.

TTSsI p unders ghed takes this Opportunity eSendIO
his iends his heaEtel tho liberal
tronage he has we'd sisce he ot
city and bess leave to inform that he will still con-
tnue manufacture plon OF willow and nj
tan ware, being fully eiit that strict atteptSHo
busiesS he viii patronage Of adeSel Sinsplb
lie as he IS determined nothing shall be wanting On S
part to entire 70 hose WI ayor him
with call where they will hltl large lie
above wares constantly on hand
ons, c,alles chairs ects Baskets oteyery
iuc5P Orders promptly exeeuteda % L. MOONEY
R-oId faskets teaiIy Telalfed tsgl lIse. aug NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

il5JN g LAND FOR SALE. - ~, ~, =.
WISH sell my fargl near heelingi and Gin
onllberal terms, ail In one more tract ~, te
desired. mare y - nay be Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
i3A Great Sale of M,
EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS.

ON Monday irning 18th instr at 10A O'Clock, at Union
" Hall, Main street below Monroe BY VIM Hall, AUG
tioneer, aI2Fge cOeetionof superb Paintings In oil
herring about 1870 choice subjects; both be ancient and
modern schools OF Germany France and HolandI biting
the property of gentleman has just returned from
the continent Of Europe, and By whom they select
ed ng tour made through the principal European
itas during he last year Among them VIII be found
works from the pencils of ceebTatedars
fists OF Europe, such WsIeet, Posteie Pereet.fs,
Van Coppe Ghanibeaux YecbToeek, Sehelfort, Rob
ert, Dupe, and others Of Ike nolorety5 for details o.
which reference Is made % Tho catalogue can be
youched for being all works or great merit and Is
aGed taste Of the OF and Vicinity,
Is known this IS the finest 0lpittuFes
brought to this country, and such rarely
be procured at auction competitions They have all been
framed in rich gilt fTames expressly
suit each picture by OF the best New
York.
The pictures viii DO with catalogues.
eamisson reel all ridRy and Saturday, and
Monday morning unit the hour sale The adies and
gentlemen of Wheeling and vicinity are invited to examine
them prior to the dayof sale .fi r. ss3kI.oy
NB Tho sale viii 90 peIemptory.
residing the country have their pictures
packed on tho spot to be any lstace with
fect salety.s- - - noS1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
IDo aLoM renlk1lber "a on .Corlaer.-
0sPi sag 3 As .ss z 4; ;o z.

IDoYou remember tie Old Corner
MO- IS, WATER sTRBkTT7 Cal there and see the
newly received and gotgeous stock OF oseTeoatngs
Jassimeres, Cloths, spehdidf and Wesnal
See, admir- and leave qITneasure 81 s9E6 81
81 9t stase y Ss fesf 70 OF
overcosiss Goats, Pants, ana in eaienl
sive variety, and OF the finest make always
hand; every garment ma de in the establishment
sepf3 f,ss s y H.sHuG KSs Wheeling YES a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

MA gentleman, the other day visiting school,,
had book put in his hand for the purpose ex-
alnining class. The word ts inheritance occur
ring, the qnerist asked;
''What is inheIitance7"
Answered. atIimony.'
ttWhnt is pa trimony?,'
Answer-"Something left by iatheE.'s
''What would you callit IL lelt by 9 notheEa, 8
Answer" Mairimony,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

~ The great trottiag and pacing race for purse
OF SIC, 600, between the celebrated trotter Pnnce
AMI the celebrated PAGER Hero distance ten miles,
came of, over the Gentreviiie course, Long Island
last Monday. ia
Both horses started handsomely and kept up ad-
miraBle speed aud time untip the sixth mile, when
Hero broke dow n and was withdrawn-P Prince, Of
course, TOOK The stakes. Avery large amount Of
money was pct on 10th sides. 9H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

Thets s 4 lazy ielloa in the West VINO sspstis
TonnsIss6 1oA.C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

NOS SO, 600 Bushels Wheat Wanted! ts-
H TO nuTchaSe wheat for his prepared
10 pay the inquest cash price any tat may Of
augos Il led C1NOsR MIBLHRl& Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

42riE 'sie'5 WATCH LOST. ~ -, Z.
SILVRT LEVER WATCH, marked Josh Chrest,e
n No. 500, PhE lost nom on toaTd 81 Tie steamer
Franklin, wheeiihg ANY person recovering thdabove
watch, and lea wing II at J. Cy MoNAlR Water street.
will be liReEaily rewarded sasir slti ssssies5 now
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
RIGBLY INIPORTANT,

AIITAllIls 11lI-kEzSy4NI,EEAA a q . :
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Iustral W ashins El1d,
.lN the reatest lmprope met yet discovered TOT
Iahorend expense in shg Clothing and HOUSE Clean
ing. Linens and 6ojtohS by thIa Flud JSles
yyIier aud softer Ihanf thnmEif on the grass
ARR iNTKD not to jure the fab5ie Every lady NAY
or Linen in the Fluid, null strengt, for q hours
win clearly show that IT u1pst be ppl WIEN
The Chiuess washing Fluid Is worth three hles ne
single sixpence which will buy enough for laFEe Amy
washing, which be done in o orb houTs.sfki
Manufactured and sold by the subseriber, who bahs
Iy purchased the right for Ohio ounyt, ,E
-olIs557g ~. Al $3.50 jas. MRIL0R,
Ansq No. &c. UntonSf., Rheeins,.Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

{ Hfarsisif q d Ohio Tdf pike Gon1pan y; 4
ana as the the etufs itis
son win paying tolls ss "a
iers nue. lie Compafy have o 4hst
winter uses and ul 70 ~
ths tbs ynSIis t'iis an
1f5i1of 4 ~ ijss II .ilsl 10 e.rsv
jniyssI LII PENDLEIoNi ss' =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
, I prresent at length the eviae1eeofth.

II is unnecessary to present the evdeneeofs
wonderful properties OF tie tricopberous when the public
have furnished SUCH eIdoI senent as this. The chap
ness Of tue art cle nd the ven OF its chem
ica action upon tie hair, the scalp and IN al cases osu
nercaL irTiation first II 10 the attention
people. This all that the Inventor desired ~.
cry bottle itsL Tie effects Oft fluid exceed
ed expectation. 1t acted like charm. The ladies woG9
not be without Country dealers in every lection The
United States found they must have iii and Tins built
M wholesale trade OF extent hthei uheart ofas
sartcles orthis kind. The hghest point hasnot
vet been reached, and is believed the sales this year
will be million and hAsf or bottles: 2 =. 1e5
Depot actoty, No 49,. broadway New York
Retail price, twenty five cents large bolt
Liberal Discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold BY
all the principal druggists the
Canada Mexico, West Indies, treat Britain France and
nv PnIiarsnIl. NHllealIr VA JIIel4 N6tn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

Professor Alex. G. Barry's TrIeophe ferrous,
or Dedicated CompouRd beautying, curling, p.esstv
ing restoring q the hair rel wing dses
OF The skim curing rheumatic pains, and healing external
wounds Bounded by ne geographical lines, The Iepul
lion OF Barry's Ticopher the UHiOH;fTl
sales ofthe article OF late years have ah6
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry. amer e
ul OF his sales book finds that the number
bottles ieyere 10 in Quantities orrog la goSi
upwards during the year 1852 was within tre Of $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

- - gFOR EAMUEEMENTS z 3 Z =. :,
TK7E have just received teautif and lsIss
which our kind customers viii ase call i9I e
possible. have also Snios aSa suit
An yyhiLh win be sold lower than ever before Ut
sic Store, No. 100 Main street. ,s=5,,cr- p,soNg
& n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
Valuable Land for sala =

ucz fer terms Sc, apply to
oet15;3w FRANCIS r. ARNsTpo.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

so9kS, and %intsi SuPti.ins
everyt6fnE Fancy and The cay any
country trade. Il 80, N -
tssse z. : 9 : S y 3, s Centre YhselIEE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10

80 GIGARSI sClCAttSs 5sss,t.,ss
TT isa Well act The best egars IN me Piseo
II are to lie had nj the sign the Turk zen ,n
q esh supply OF these great GonspelIo's so
seI,ss - 5 SfHisss j W AHoDBss aysn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
Every DAY BRlEas goliEfaiNa NEW

HlHE Undersigned have Just received by Express an
II other supply OF those fine Silk Yelvet Yestlngs Al
so, beautiful Of Fancy Cdssineres Of superb
quality, Give US call carly theY going of very
Fast and every hour TIE Delay Is
dangerous The place thef IS At No. Washington
Hall WHEELERtE LAKIN,ffss G
novT-t - "a Merchant IiildTs hseling, Va 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-10
e e, 5'IpHE I,A,IiipEspis AND BEST

on BOX Rs f{edf0rd Cheese Just b ~ ~ Z
~ nov2 ss3s sssss 1sslsti!rs sdyt PARKER
FEW bottIes Of Bazfnis ce eBfated Drops,
IN This IL the finest perfume for The handkerchief
5fS5 For sale by @IJfSJ b Yo4HkLls
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-31
PROSPECTUS eF TIE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

10 Mechanics, I2rcat0rS, and manufacturers,
e HE pub isherS OF the Scientific Anne ican,' re-
specttulIy give notice that the Sixth Volume Of
this valuable Journal commenced on the twenty fics
of September otI~rlng favorable opportunity for n!
10 subscribe who take an interest the progres aud
development of tic Mechanics. Arts. and Man Gfac-
lures OF our country tHc character OF the Scientific
American is well known throughout the country
to require Diet lied account OF The various subjects
discussed through it, col Emns.
The aim OF the publishers Is and has been to render
it tic most thorough and useful scientific Journal ill
The country; and to judge OF this, by comparing
circulation and nfuehcc with other publications of
the casS, they have uncquGcal evidence Of its
valuc, as the leading exponent OF HE Arts and sci.
ences.
1t is published weekly as heretofore in quarto form
fac white pager. afICrGng at tie end Of the year
illustrated Ency cloredia Of over Jour hundred
pages, with an indsx, ard from five 10 six hundred
original En2rayinrS, described by letters pf
cnce: beside vast amount OF practic information,
concerning the progress OF Eccentric and Mechanical
III proycmcuts, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Manu-
featuring in its various branches Arc cctuTp, Ma
sonry. ctany-in short it embraces the entire range
Of the Al l. ard Science.
1t also possesses All oiiginal feature not found in
any other weekly journal in Tic country, viz; an
Official List ct Patent Claims. preparei expressly for
its 60 umus ut the Patent Office thus constituting ii
the american keporory OF Inventions"
IN cpnncxion with The publishing d partment, the
proprAto transact the most extensive home aud
foreign Patent business done in this country.
qurntiy th5r facilities must be correspondirgy
psrior.
TerTns-s2, 60 per year, in advance; s100 for SIX
months.
All letters must be post paid and directed to
MUM & c.,
Publishers IF the Scentfi: American,
Jan IS mol 5 Fulton street New YORK.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-31
Local Affairs.

rl2= An inquest was held this morning,
over the body Of a young man named Mi
cboaI Flemming, who was taken out Of the
conal. near Sixth street, last night, by the
--otcbren. The verdict was that the de-
ceased came to his death by falling into the
canal. 4 portion of the evidence before
tse Jury in connexion with the appearance
Of the place where the deceased was found
has excited d strong suspicion Of foul play
LlF Mrs. Mowatt has been re-engaged,
and will appear tonight at the National
Theatre in Knowles play, called Glove; or,
the Countess and the Serf.'
llYPA court martial is IN session in this
e:ty, it was ordered at the request of the
defendant, Major Porter, and will occupy
several days in the transaction of its bust
ness.
ISg@ The Journal of the watch house,
shows the names of Thomas Mccormick and
Henry Bramstead, who were taken there for
being drunk and disorderly on Saturday
night. They paid cost; gave security, and
we're dicharged. 1t was reported that
another person whose name we withhold,
vas taken to the watch house Saturday
night; and the report if circulated would
do him great injury. 1t is hard to bear the
blame for offences committed By others.
Sunday night there was no prisoners.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-31
Letter from lion. Henry Clan.

ASHLAND 20jh July, 1899.
Dear SIR: wish TO express To you The graf icaion
derived on receiving the July number of the N.r-
chants NagaZi he and Commercial Review from view.
Ing your ppltiai in the he ginning. ami from rca
your address TO your friends at The end If it. When
we feel unGer OBJ isttons tt those who have contr -
uted ID on" information ard amusement we are nat
urally drsir uS II POSSESS u Knowledge of III n #
their Appearance OF the fcttsrcS of their countcn-
ance ana of the ch rLcjcr and habits Of their mind
which We can acquire. You have placed your mum
erous re der' (at least you have if L may 1ut
speak 10 them uncer those ob.ati MS: and TIC
number CT ycur valuable work nov leiorc ne In
some gee, sat sizes tn desire ID whca have JlIu
del.
/ have become quite familiar with the Nar4zi.e
ard icF@w- ana have no hesitation iH cxF ress ~. my
humble o. ininn that i clucutly entitled To la
bubIc rc-@rl and slppO.t Itcollccts aud arTauges.
Ill G)oi order, large amount of vlu rbc stlisl cal
and otherintnlma;ion, high useful not only u tie
mcr h:nC. but 10 The statesman, the cu!tiva OF of
the earth. - the anna, tuner to the liner il.
short. Ia all IF tie BUSH aud reading
munity.
Entertaining this opinion. / am glad that it i:,s
been and hope that it may continue be, literally
patTon1ci.
OieTir G YOU cordial assurances Of my esteem ard
reg I'D, on truly your friend and obediant servant
Freeman Hunt, esq. III. CLAY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-31
Letter .trom tie Hon. Thomas H. Benton.
WASHINGTON CITY, hpril 20.

=
Mr.. Frccccan Hunt. -ST3: owe you many t; aris
for tc oVpyrtunii nay9 lad read the Merchants
Magazine. and have : una It in rrai 10 tie a Naa.-
Zio-, and that welt re lcni>bel. Of all the mserd
lnatt"r wiz n the Ut,e wOnG i'm ply, and pry.s,ltc
with fu!in" and Cca rIcss which a-li ,hts white l.
luStrucs. Il *. "a ficJ. i mere hants ma -az in
the large arcrptation q tie teIm-lnefchants WHO p
between Raj ms. il s. large Oprrai bring many
department Cf kE0wieCg re ard yiew o. the statr pf
the 'orll. into dsiy reqai- .on. Bat it Is no. TIC
great merchant only, bat the OF mOlcst.
but. nevertheless, Of most U-cfal oprrsti nS-.He
merchant NJ the IHtcri a-o-wIO vi find tbs
g8zne itpgG,ti with The informal on the pursuit
of MS business the ovation 9. the mvIc tUtitc
character requires. Acr is lis utility 1t all c)u6oeI
t. Tc1ant~ bat extends u the legi lat and al 10
mntiSt. and u all who h red with manag NJ
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