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IL these indebted the subscribers by nota on &C.
IN viii confer particular favor BY calling on
S. A. Gett at his residence in Rayenna and settleshe
me without delay. SA IRA GlLLETT,
Ravenna, March 2Sth, 1858.
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It is as disagreeubls 10 q prodigal to keep
an account Of bis expenses, as it is to sinner
10 examine bis conscience; the deeper they
,sarck.s Tie wosse shsy Spd themselves
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THE BELLE or THE sTArM

a NEW and splendid cook stove which has been
"A admired wherever it has been introduced both for
The beauty Of aud the perfect manner Of
lite operation, for sale at R,waoN,s
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HylN WARE.-A general assoriisen. to&
-A sale ~ RA~seg'l
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MARBLE TOP TABLES.

EHOUR beautiful marble top tables. belonging TO the
II Staty Stock will be positively sold, each several ao!
lars less than the New York cost Ca soon for these
beautiful articles unsod long. at the cheap
rates at which they are offered.
@Br Call at Halls Book Store.
L.w. HALL Assignee.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1858.
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E~ The Eradisi famiysrc free. and are safs in
England
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LADIES READ. THE EFiinENc

The following isopS, from Pennsyisanis .gsoias..
pontmen may be equally ,eoEsuns IN ohie' as's'
we'll.
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pkx 3oaNINa. JANUARY 8. IS
az ILLIBER.aL DEED.

II b all over; the Courier has the State
printing our claims were entirely overlooked
md ~ may Get the State down as ruined. Now,
~ rsilroads will be built and no swamp
lAnds reclaimed. We may even anticipate that
the frost viii blight the sugar cane, that the
boll-Wofm will feed upon the cotton stalk, that
there win be murrain among the cattle, bad ii-
Bestion among the legislators, and general row
bstwesn fat Old Fogyism and wide-awake Young
America
That these results must follow is as plain as
noon-day. The scriptures command men to do
nood unto those who do evil unto them; and, as
W have done all the evil in our power to the
democratic majority in the Legislature, those
composing it should, in true Christian spirit,
have turned round, and done us all the good in
their power, by giving the Crescent the State
printing They have not done So They have
rilfnlly let pass magnificent opportunity fer
the display OF Christian charity and sublime
magnanimity: we had hoped better things of
them. They have forever sunk themselves in
our good opinion and as a just punishment for
their malicious diregard of our claims, we hope
the labcrs Of the session will detan them at least
one hundred and twenty days in Baton Rouge,
70 that they may do just penance on a diet Of
rank butter, hard boiled eggs, tough beef, leaden
bread and weak coffee. This is our anathema
cast against them.
But they have done even worse than to fail
y elect the Crescent They have elected the
Courier It is a very respectable Journal, to be
mre; and we hope its proprietors may iind a
plum IN the operation. But then, it does mot
belong 70 9 Young. America /. In fact, it has
even sneered quietly at that promising young
gentleman's attire and bearing, his Cuba.striped
pants tucked away in high-top boots (rnade with
view to travelling over hard roads,, his Fill
mastering hat placed janntily and knowingly
on one side of his head, and his unoonquerable
prochyity to 'ssmoke genuine Habanas. In |
aonsequence of this" Young America has rather
lhArply intimated to it that it is a superannu-
Nd Old Fogy," and that as for its dodge of
the Cuba question by talking about annexing
Ne Sandwich Islands, it might just as we'll 60 |
farther, and talk about annexing the Moon. If |
= Young America" don't repay the Courier's in
glnuation, that his mother, Democracy, did not |
" know he was OUT by raising the Cub. war.
Whccp over its election, we are xery much nil.
taken in our estimate of MS e. SUNK >
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Local Intalliger-a.

Sr M M II,,,,-t MI 11.,
opened yesterday 20 crowd Of visitors By reference
the tsl q arrivals u viii be ssu thu s rtopsanE b8.
rth sEhah4eu by the great as- numyer OF visitors that
nave eFtE "a single day Registered thet appearance at
any uotel IN tA4s Oily,
FTRE L. fra ,,a,f,r.l of,.,,t = In. .
night fin the unprr r,rf n J.Grs'. ri " a.; - -
the StorL Tanliug ,-t7tls., - =. ;ii - - ~
shu ground % '''Sl'" w
aur natriotic sr,,H :, =, - ~ = ct A r. p
moment M i3IItber 5re' 49, 4' ''.ts- p'ss'g"
S.r,,,,,,.,, - =,
two ~, ~ - AT apout
inc v as severely toii 4 az fI - ~ ~ Z ~ Hses-
G1png,v Il, Il az HI; tIii ~ ItFukt nose
The Eound ~ i,,fii.fsJ i 80 G -
large There IS a rfnnor adogt thpt f-ts t Il, y
died of his wounds hut the truth Of if has moi b ~.
esftaihed
SUPREME Gol-KT Dprr5rnNs 49, Tho f,Il,.;,,
decisions waI4 rendered Il, thi5 ,.s,,rt ..t -i5
Thomas fn,,lnau arnsj,'t ~ ~
Conf M N5,g1E..t tiIls - rs 5tsn MS fet
n : Fe5,is, a "" : iig9 TIL u Il
Appeal from jefferson Dunbar j. i1Fu, nj 5,i1a,
- IalH appellant Watt x DeSaulle5 appellee,
sp from re Fourth District curt Of Neu0rrsns
sHdtIt ) Judgment affirmed
A. apnaIabts fa H., q, " v 5m dooasaen Ct
NewlTipans sI5nf 1 T,15-t,,t - t''s '<slit N
Marianne Ue5srar srp4l., -
liant Appesl from tbe Fifb bjsttt 80. q, Z t,1sl-
lrleau, Fustie q ! I,.t,,,,.i,t - s''' '' view
p,rs.r r,..,,r. -
ihsi DISTRICT tkf, iJBUE LAl F.-- les
i"e1 l'aAHHi tihhti l@t. h"d 40 tlfs Court motion
nor arrest 81 Judgment IN lp gt.0 81 s e9uFgv con-
'ie'ea S' Pinhs @s u1e 50 'a -i l- fie grounds as
s0eind IN arrest y Judgment % be laI hereafter il
WI % reAeAne.eu that the accused indicted Tor 4n
b'@h!emeut 20 having refused account o. VjJtar n
hro' her for $500 tHs Praceals 81 Two pctas-a NJ
stvVo Placed IN his hands 10 get discounted and The ote
. hoSe ior et-ay dr4Yn ly aud 70 The efder Of
t1s7 u nl'eE ana 10y MA placed u tbs hands Of Con
- ovlts1 tal security laf tha paymeut IT $50 adj
an'4 oy 1hnfry To Nltiur on rta delivery OF the first
note into COMFY hands FIR ueNHtlati1n Il was chr5
~ 'le prosecution shat tonrey negotiated both ue,es
the sum ct sl5o9 aud refused agcunt or 1 proceeds
Contempt ar GnIpr t,,,, yt+
~ - +" o"H 'i'VEb, VAT
ar,a 49,. = -, ,t'' l-l,-' st7S-'aJ ntiyre Judge
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/. 90. En..Qiad.

On Monday night, January a. o'clock, HENRY
RODER agei o. years member Of Lodge
member OF the Masonic Fraternity honorary member Of te
German Yagers and also OF the FuselisrI.
~ His friends and acquanainces the
odrrs TO which he belonged respectfully invited
raj from hi, late residence the Lake Of the New Shell Road
THIS AFTERNOON. At O'clock, without srther notice.
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THE REpoLUT1oN. nv MEXICO.

An <Dseufe in Mexico, the pulling down Of
one ana the lifting up of another set of rulers,
= % common thing as to excite ne surprise
ana scarcely be worthy of the name of q civil
convuison. Where there is continual unrest.
nnceaslng commotion, perpetual storm, there
can p nothing like what is called an interrup
- @ peace Or an outbreak of disorder
1ne news from Mexico which we publish, to-
80 therefore, be no more than a days
tePae, ana, then, events in our unfortunate sis
saphc Will be left to resolve themselves as
~ may, or, renewing Mexico's past re-create
usorders, multiply factions, and render eonfu
mon more intricate than ever
People in other lands have grown weary of
noting or Watching the progress of eeaselessly
dlsturbed, lawless and contentious country.
Ever since its Arst contest for freedom, ever
Hnce the day Of the magnificent, ambitious anil
unhappy lturbide, ever since the advent of III.
able and willy Santa Anna, from its natal dav
Wnen ifs States struggled into feeble life and
sWkWerd shape as a confederated republic.
aoun % the present hour when that republics
existence is an anarchy and its sole law the
S5fong arms Of rude soldiery. Mexico has |
peen mere theatre for guerrilla insurrections. |
bloody feuds, ignoble struggles short-liyea and
violent authority, bitter and aimless controyer. |
SHE'S She has reproduced all that was DISGRACE
fai. turbulent. ferocious and unsparing in the
history Of Italian States, and nouuht of their
cnivairy, art, refinement and ambition.
shs i now at the lowest point of national bu.
initiation, suffering and prostraton. Powerful
ersditcss clamor around her exhausted treasury
neavy imposts press the life out Of her COM |
nerce. 6warming taxes follow her people every.
whore, in mari in churcb n, fo,d =; |
h;-h..- -, = = ' ~ noiu' III hoihe' ID 4
."sys, axe swarm OF locusts, eating up |
-. su's'ance' enfeebling their manhood, and |
80 49, 'ne'r very nves into load of discomfort |
c.s... Inc Legislatures Of the separate
...'.-s,s 10y 'ne uecrees OF her Congress, and /
80. - ouus /" professional gueriilas inter-
~. ~ ..y s'e0lon y ner scanty revenues, in
-. -. ays anu s.eai with murdereus in
rs .pon ue steps OF her peaceful citizens,
- ...s. oauus - preuatory ana mereiless saw
-. - ~ s''e very neart Of her terrific
.....- - 10 i'er towns ana villages, lay
.s.- - .arsss's' ana slaughter all whom
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Tn MhL.1 is hardly necessary to say that the mail
jailed again yesterday 1t has become matter Of course
and tho Only cause of ssonishment is when thu man
comes through as late due We pc that some BODY
VIII at some future period remedy eases under which
suffer
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iioN Jokl 6 Swan was in Louissiie on the 18th mat
We hope soon to chronicle bis arta among Us and to
near from his own lips graphie narrative Of his long wan
derings prosecutions and triuuphs
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asp tbs seuthtrn Mn
" Fl
Eastern Mails

HVTILF, JAnuaFy II
The eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from New
YORK to the 18th inst from Baltimore to the 10Th and
from Charleston to the 2ls--as late as due
MONTGOMERY. January q
The eastern mail due in Mobile tomorrow and in New
Orleans on Wednesday morning, has iaed beyond West
Point. Genrrin -.
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l0 Gt~ Camp Street, seS 1sS
ls- DAILY RECEIVING AT
MILLER, HARRIS 4 WALDOsS
HOUSE FuRNIsHfN,. STORE


resi- "adoud &c siF large and varied part m
GLASS WARE, CHINA AND QUEENS WARE.
BIRMINGHAM WARE, BOHEMIAN WARE,
WOODEN WARE, WILLOW WARE
HOUSEKEEPING HARD WARE, ENANELLEB WARE,
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JAPANNED WARE
BRITANNIA AND PLANIsHED WARE
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
RICH CHINA VASES AND BOHEMIA CLASS WARE
PARLoR DfiALL LAMPS AND GfRoyBoLEs
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
EtCH TEA TRAYS AND WA1TERS-IN SETS OR SINGLE &
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS
WHITE CHECK AND COCOA MATING DOOR MATS
PAPER HANGTNGs wiz DOW CORNIcFS
TURKEY REDS, YELYETS AND pLCSHEs
CURTAIN DAAIASKS, Cotton aud sd sill ,,.
GlNPs PRINCES, CORDS AND TAssFLs
CURTAIN BANDS AND CURTAIN Pins
---tAt-o CONSTANTLY
sPtRlF Gas Or BURNING FLUID,
SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OIL,
i4nl7 - ~ N''--' ''' ~ 'Nlll az
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Thanks to the purser Of the Empire city for his eour
ous attentions.
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Thanks to the officers Of piota cr late Red River
faVors and to those of the California for papers from Mo
-
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Thanks to that magnificent eyatha Of the waters the
Eclipse, for late Louisville papers
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charlestown Cotton Market.

GHAR1ssra'TS January n
The demand has been good in the ton parket here
during the week ending this evening and the sales am
brace 1850 bales Strict M1dling Il The reeeips at
this port since the first September compared with those
Of the corresponding period year show an increase
90 600 bales
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INTERVIEWS N the VARIOUS CEMETERIES


6e-FoR JUpGE or THE FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.
We authorized RosERT NJ kEARNEY AZ cAnai-
date toF a JuDGEsHlP or the FIFTH DISTRICT CoURTol New
'r'ats lan94 Il
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ss-FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
We authorized EDWARD D. RAND as candidate for
ie JupGEsnP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF Nav Or.
'7an'' lan2l u
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a'V tbs amrritan 4inf.

SOUTHWEST Pass, January "a
here 't'f "'' "AAAfcu
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VhAh1N HSsFlrAL,--We have resolved, through Hr
enry Bier Secretary and Treasurer the Report Of the
bosfa Of Administration Of this noble Institution for
be past year The following arc a feR Of the leading
tntiscs statements; Admitted Is D35of whom ID l4I
we're ron foreign countries Discharged Is O57 Died
2oso Cases Of Yellow Fever 4a6-of which Sol were fatal
VI the Whole number Of patients sd during Che yea
laly zls were from the State OF Louisiana Cost Of main
aiming the Hospital for the year saa032 es Total ex
psnditnres' ss4-es2 81 Gross Income. sSez52 OF
ne rspoftls very gratifying and in every way
cfeotshe 70 the zeal and intelligence Of the Adminisr
ofs We hope our Legislature win never detain from
his mol charity the aid TO which ~ 50 Justly entitled
me good sisters Of Charity give freely al their time
and rsR Their lives in its abo4s ard the State NAV
ven second them and the Of humanity by the ex
tension Of liberal aid
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Board OF Health,

LIST OF tNTERSENTs IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week snding january g. 1853.
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Thanks to the Persia for fun files of late Ohio river
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Eatr l1ubliratiou

taE AbshsrvREs o. Carr. BLAkr WV Il Maxwell
lvol illustrated Garrett \ Co y l. rri-p M 80 ~
A \ H. Ezekiel, No. Exchange plsce send us n.
above work said 90 be the br ut production Of
most brilliant novelist
LADY MACK JoHN BURsrr7 - aese two eeiebrats,
cracks come together again to-day a. tl Union gourss
Ia race at two mile heats harnes This Is the second
trial Of speed they have had this d taaes within few
lays The friends of the Lady thihsng the heavy track
% the 10th inst unfsora9e e. her style Of going
have come up sgau with another barter caiang eood
DAY ana good track John Bgsit has been very ortu-
nate Of late and win have to continue his good he
la'lol throughout this race, II Will allow MIN no
nne f9F extras Ir. Eoff handles 3 rnesi nnd Afr W
Peabody the Lady The road TO The TRACK i ia ue order
and those fond OF the sport viii ind it an interesting race
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simpsons,
runs pyrrpp sr,c,- ,,r INV, ..oo,s
y,t,.yy,r erDrcl,oy
il, ,5. ,l.. ,,, r,-.,. so,,a. 4 r,,,.
TT r,NNor pp rvCrTrpn
,-i,, 20 -, l--NO
to the richest design, Of imported g,si.. aleb viii
WE yvtru NV ~ ~ryvoprrANs
for ss,aty and fashion with the g,,, ,l,or,.y..,l-
MUCH LOWER IN PRICE
tiar the .,us ,tyl,s viii be os,r.i Il
ANY OTHER EsrABLIS MINT
Drr,
con nov n-o.rr.
SILKS,
-,1,5,,.,-.
,,s,,,(,r
,,,.r,,,.s
n,,.s.
,.,,rgr,r,-,,,..
f,as,rs,
,',a,,,5 r-,.-..,,.
.-~ COVER THAN Tyrr
FLANIhhS
can nil 'er fh'ifs bills sroash h AoosEhEEilNG sad FANCY
aswen~
" z G r O g O O u s,
mA
GREAT SAVING
"a tta regular price, ,t other Hs...
MERCHANTS
wishing TO realize The Inference IN mr. ca be- tween
HOUSE aad o, rsg7lzr CREDIT HOUSE, .to4a call sl s
anime the prize d
PRINTS Ann unNTrSTtCs
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y. a.. .FEoyg0a,
Day 0ld BOayding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED BY MRS D. b. D1hGrRG
tv- slasscs Of school a be reformed MONDAY
II, January 8.
ssugsd systsmB sTh,s a'lru,on, book
esab pIoptaty T.ea. Str attention Paid, ss b.
vt The pupil
rse Institution oaa crest l,aalase. s,as of s FaaH
language.
Apply Psn7n by letter at ll Ias-, TlyoLl CIRCLE.
sauih- section. dalHt Iygp
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dRATiFrISs We learn that rliaor Of tho ros,i =,
Martin dasno Political SECRETARY and the arrival ~ III
ueeessor in 'he next steamship from spain Il generate
credited IN Havana We hope it rue be So as he ,ppsr
be most inhuman brute If his repo ou does not most
terribly belle him
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A Defaulter..

The Collector OF the port Of Sandusky
has absconded, taking with him the wife
OF his deputy, and large amount Of Gov.
ernmen, lunds. The Mirror says:
Harlow Case is supposed to have fed
the country, taking with him the wife OF
MIR. A. Francis, tie Deputy Collector.
MIR. Case has vile and four children
He left Sandusky on the ed of March with
his wife and TWO children, for the purpose
OF moving them to New York City, where
an older son resides. Mrs. Francis Lett
tor the Granville Water cure about the
same time.
Mr. Case took his family to New York
and left them. lie was last heard from q,
Auica, N. Y, on the 10Th March. Mrs
Francis left the Water Cure about tha,
time, and has not been heard from since
letter to her husband has been found
since, we are informed. avowing: her pur.
pose OF eloping with Case. She took with
her an only child.
The amount Of money taken by the
absconding Collector. belonging 10 III.
government, is not known. but supposed
to be $4,000 or $4,000. tie took the
funds avowedly for the purpose OF depos
iting in New York. lie told his Deputy
he had left 5000 in the safe; but the ke,
OF the safe is gone, and it has not yet beel
opened. but it is presumed that there is nc
money in it.
The bail bonds Of Case. sttangel,
enough. are only $4,000. They are sign
ed by responsible men.
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Common Schools.
The Ohio State Journal pays the follt

The Ohio State Journal pays the follow
ing Tribute to Common Schools, which is
as truthful as it is food for thought:
"But there are thousands who have moi
the ability to do this. even it they desired
il, and hence their children must either
grow up in ignorance OF the elementary
principles of Science or there must be pro
vided by the Government system OF
Schools where all are admitted. and where
matters of a sectarian character shall not
be- permitted to come. This is the grand
idea OF our Free Common Schools. Here
il is that the children Of the rich and poor
are brought together on the same level
Here. the only superiority is in vigor o'
mind or capacity. Here, children OF all
denominations meet together and associate
as equals. and learn to forget that their
parents do not attend the same Church
Who can calculate the good this effects
upon their conduct in after lie? Who can
doubt the vast influence this system has
had upon the American character? Com.
,non Schools are the pride and the glory
Of our Nation. They are the Peoples
Colleges. They should be fostered, en-
couraged. and guarded from harm, by ev.
cry well-wisher OF our free Institutions
They should be protected from all indu
ences that are calculated to weaken or de-
stroy confidence in their importance"
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The New School Law.

We have noticed with no less regret than
surprise. the desposition manifested il,
some portions Of the State, to create pre-
iudice against the provisions OF the new
school law. before the people have had an
opportunity oftesting its practical results
or OF even reading it. The object OF the
attack seems to be to get up some new po
iitical issue or sectarian conflict, in refer.
ence TO our common schools; or to crafty
a vindiciive spirit which has been ioiled in
MS selfish purposes. But we trust the time
is still far distant. when the Democratic
party-the only true party of progress and
rsform-will undertake the task Of demol'
ishing the peoples colleges. or stinting the
means required TO educate the youth Of
the State. No true hearted man oi any
party would condescend to pursue poll
cy so suicidal. or advocate measure so
detrimental to the popular interests and
the permanent welfare of the State.
We are among those who believe the
fine has come when new and better
system Of common school education is de.
,nanded. the old system has been found
detective. and by no means adapted to the
progressive spirit Of the aye. The people
in every quarter OF the State petiiioned the
legislature by the thousands and tens o
thousands. asking for more intell'giblt
and efficient system. The new eonsiitu
iion expressly required the enactment q
an efficient system. Actuated by . sense
Of duty, and in compliance with the popu
lar will and wish, the Legislature csmt
nobly up TO the work. without distinction
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Agricultural,

The officers OF the "Monroe Count
agricultural Society,"" are requested ,
meet in Woodsfeld. on Saturday tn
Esd Of April. A full attendance Of tn
Board is desired, as it is time the lisl
premiums for the next annual exhibitio
was made out.
The officers are,
President-fIenry Ford.
Vice President. T. Williamson,
Treasurer--N. Hollis,er,
Secretary. R. Morris,
Assistant Sec'y-J. B. Noll.
Managers-John w. Wheeler,
Arthur Smyth.
VIM. ]. Mcconnell,
Tho's A. Way.
VIM. D. Havely.
J. r. NORRIS. Sec'y.
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Wheeling Business,

The completion OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, has given new impetusto
the business Of Wheeling. The beholder.
accustomed TO the manner Of doing busi.
ness there, for the pas, ten years, is struck
with astonishment at the increase in every
thing ,ha, denotes vigorous prosperity
We spent day or two there last week and
were much pleased at Witnessing the lite
and energy that seem 10 have been inius-
ed into the people Of Wheeling. by her in
ere ased business facilities. Many branch.
es Of business heretofore uninterrupted have
sprung into existence, and among them
we may notice an exclusively Wholesale
Tobacco House.
Messrs. LOGAN. CARR & Co., whose card
may be found in to-day's paper. are well
supplied with large stock OF Chewing
Tobacco. Segars, Snuff. &C.. and we ad.
wise our retail dealers to give them a call
While in the city don't forget to call Oh
Messrs. WILDE & BROTHER. corner o
Main and Union streets, who will supply
you with Books. Stationary, Wall Paper
&c.. on the right kind of terms. See thei
card.
If you want anything in the Carpet
Looking Glass, or Upholstery line. s,el
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-04-20

oi party, and enacted the new school law;
liberal in its provisions; democratic in its
principles; and well adapted to subserve
the true interests OF our social existence
and republican institutions.
The wisdom and value Of ourlegislation
can only be ascertained by experiment.
by practical results. Let Us then put the
new school act into operation, and fairly
te,t it, before we proceed to condemn it.
or raise the insane cry of repeal. And
though few croakers and grumblers may
be found who dislike the law, because il
imposes liberal school tax; yet. we pre-
dict that the people generally will be pleas
ed with its practical operation. and hear
tily rejoice that they are relieved of the
embarrassments Of the old sys,em.-Plain
Dealer.