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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01
Senator Sumner.

The lest National lnleligeRceT contains LETT
Ter from this gentleman in reply to the structures Of
that popeE upon MI. Summers speech al Worces-
ter, in which he Ee.hashes the exploded dogma Of
Andrew Jackson, "that he who takes the oath TO
support the constitution only takes an oath to sup
port it according TO his understanding OF the in
slrument." This doctrine Mr.. Sumner uses to
uphold the abolition higher law doctrines, lately
advocated by Senator Seward and himself in the
Senate, and more recently by Sumner in his Vol
cester speech.
The IntelligenceT reviewed this speech and its
principle with just severity and The CALLED Sena
tor responds with considerable bitterness but with
slight effect, his light nrms Ovailing but little
against the ponderouS lance OF the veteran editor
OF the lntsllisencer This is but another instance
that principles, enunclateI by distinguished men OIL
uninportant occasions fall into political axiOms or
dogmns, end arise at some future time pregnant
with danger TO the body polite. Slch is the fact
in The present insIOnce. The dogma Of Andrew
Jackson is now caught up by AJohions's aud
mode to occupy a prominence in the country,
which if insisted on by a mSlOnty would SLATER
the Union to atoms, and make the constitution a
mere guitN percha string, to be elongated or con
tracted according 10 the within Of every ignoramus
who might find himself OF either end. The whole
fabric would be deuSion, an igHiS JalauSi which
would be anywhere, everyW here, and nowhere, as
might accord with the designing views Of those,
swOtn 10 act under ii.
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The News,

The metallic life boat from the Inflated Arctic,
which was brought to Philadelphia on the sieOm-
ship Osprey, was put iatO the Delaware, and
great number Of persons got into It, to test its
Pacly. Itwas found that the boat would bear
many mole than had been rescued by 1t from the
disastrous wreck.
TnE President AND CABINET. THE Washing.
Union states that "tlle health Of President Pierce,
which has been feeble for some time, has greatly
improved.
Judge Campbell, Post. Master General, and MI
MuCleland, Secretary Of the Interior, have 10
turned from their brief visit to the North and are
now at their posts.
Mr.. Secretary Guthrie, Of the Treasury Depart.
meni, had the misfortune to meet with an acct.
dent on his visit to Louisville, which has unex-
pectedly detained him in that city. The subioln'
ed paragraph from the Washington Globe, explains
the nature ofthe accident;
"ME. Guthrie left here about three weeks ago
for Louisville, Kentucky, expecting 10 be absent
only ten days, OF two weeks Of luTlhest We
learn that OIL his Wayne did not learn wheTe--a
wheel Of car in which ne wnsn passenger broke,
and one side Of the canvas drnggvd about a mile
before the engineer was aware OF II and stopped
the train. None The passengers were thought
10 be seriously injured, and nothing was publish
ed about the accident. When Nit. Guthrie nTfi-
we'd at Louisville il was found that be was consd.
eTably bruised, had considerable fever and his
phYicinu advised him 10 60 TO bed and stay thete
4 week OF more. A letter from Louisville states
that he had been in bed eight days on tine 22d in
slant and that his physician thinks II prudent lor
him not 70 leave there in less than eight days from
that time. He is, therefore, not expected here un-
III the lost Of next week."
81. Johns papers, Of the 9th inst, contains &c.
counts Of The safe landing OF Bermuda of the crew
OF the brig Acanthus, Of London, which was de-
alroved BY ere Sept, 90. The officers aud crew,
Ten in hunter and werc scanIily provided with
provisions and water, anda after beating about with
much rough weather. for fifteen days, were picked
up by the Falcon.
The British ship EntsrPriss has been absengc en-
Ne exbloraIion after Sit John Prunkli1 since 1906
and. for TWO years, It has not been heard fTom.--
Feafs being entertained that il, too, was lost.
,las arrival from the S ndwioh Islands brings the
news If lie safe arrival at Pott Clarence on the
2,aof August The following isa summary Otis
cruise;
The Enterphss vent into the Arctic In The sum
m4r Ar 1861, aud passed through Prince Of Wales
s,ni,. but ending the ice imPTaclcabls passed the
Inter Of ~ latitude 1895 north, longitude
ii7.s5 vest. After making every exeTtiOn TO &C.
combllrs the object Of her yoyage, she passed the
wioter Of 1898 IN BolIastn Bay u g north
los 80 vet The winter Of 1854 iopna hs' ~
Camden Boy, Latitude 1O.s north lt6isO wess--
The ice RELEASED TIE vessel on The SOP o. !nly
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circuit Court.

Yesterday YVES the 18th dsy the term, and only
the % day devoted 10 The trial Of civil causes
The past thirteen days have been devoted entirsy
TO the hearing and trial Of offenders against the
Commonwealth. French and Armstrong have
been acquitted ofthe mnrder Of Moore, PrOncis has
been sent 10 the penientiOTy for is years lOr muir.
dern the second degree, while several other cases
OF minor Importance hove bsen disposed Of. Mrs.
Francis, Indicted asan accomplish Of her husband,
is still Raiting her trial, as also Drew, pick
pocket, on on old indictment. A prisoner, oIney,
charged Out not indicted) with obtaining money
under false pretences in agreeing 10 sell 81 900 OF
counterfeit coin 500 good, aud alleging that "
was in a certain place when it was not, and thus
lai'ing to deliver It, was discharged, the Court
conserving to the Attorney for the Commonwealth
entering q nellie ProSsqui, the witness, nonTesi-
dent, falling to appear against him. Quere; viii
such on offence be an offence under tile stntulei
We learn that the Court thought not, holding that
this statute was passed for the benefit Of Trade,
and persons engaged in legal pursuits. The case
of Bier vs.. Martin AdaiE, Of Barlow, was under
trial yesterday.
The railroad cases. viz, City Of Wheeling va.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COmpany;-OpPCO-
ton for an Injunction to restrain the defendants
itOm making the practical Western Terminus o.
their road four miles below Wheeling, was set for
Monday, the 9th Instant. Polly Woods & Co., vs..
same defendants. Suit 10 recover about $4,000
fol- work done on the road, was set for the 9Th,
ahd Erskine q Fox VS.. same defendants, similar
suit WAS set for the same time, one TO follow tue
Others, SO that next week promises to be the Rail-
road week. The Injunction application will be
argued by G. w. Russell for the plaintiff, aud by
J. S. Wheate, Judge KennOn, and, perhaps, An.
drew Hunter for the respondents. The case is one
Ofmuoh Importance, aud its decision will be look
ed upon with much interest, as some Of the ques.
tons Involved are ofmuch importance as settling
tile powers, rights and duties OF those most ire
sPonsble and uncertain of all legal GclionS, cor
pOTntiOnS. Their assumptions need OVeTlnuling
by the judiciary, and lit supports them, then lei
the Legislature try the effect of the puning pro.
cess, BY passing proper laws rOr their restraint
and government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

FuorTlyE SLAVE CAsg.-DuriDg a port Of last
week, the District Court, Judge Leavltt presiding,
was engaged in trying cJse against X. X. Sloan
ali Attorney at SanduskY, charging him with aid
ing in thu escape Of four fugitive slaves. The
notion was brought under the fugitive slave law OF
1850, for the penalty which is $1,000 ioi each
slave. Two suits had been commenced, by differ
ent owners, but as oil the circumstances against
the defendant were the same, 1t WAS agreed that
both cases should be passed upon OF onte.
The case went to the jury on Saturday evening,
and verdict, we learn, was agTeed upon on Sun
day morning, about O'clock, and sealed up for
tie Couri. This morning the jury was POlled, and
he yetdc ives, not guilty in one case, and guilty
In the Other In the cnse Of Gibbons, VS.. the del'h
he verdict OF not guilty was found under the in
slructjons Of the Court, The power Of attorney
under which the arrest was made being null and
void.
In the case OF Weymer vs.. Sloan' the verdict
was. Gdhv There were three slaves involved w
This case, and the penalty BY the law is fixed Of
$4,000, which will be tie amount Of lhe Judgment
With coas, Whenlhe jury was polled mI, Miils'
one Of the number, said be gaye ne verdict win
oxirems reluctance - ColaWbas (Ol Joignat d
Mahdag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

MELANCHOLY AND DIsTREssiNo occUREENoE.--
1t is with deep regret that we hive 10 announce
the death of Mis-. Fannie b. AuntOn wife Of Robt,
II, Hunlun, ESQ.,, merchant ofAleXnndrin, CAUSED
by most melancholy accident. Mrs. II. was sit.
ting uOnu in her room, at The Mansion House, in
AIv1undTin, on Wednesday night, before the hie,
when her dress accidentally caught pT0bnblY(r from
spark, and she was soon enyeIored IN annes.-
She rushed into Tie hall, aud those near by,
alarmed at her cries, came 10 her assistance, aud
succeeded at last in extinguishng tue fire, but not
until she was so dreadrully burned, that all hopes
iorihe preservation of ler life were over. She
lingeled until Thursday morning, when she expiT.
ed. Her husband was absent from the room when
tile ncciuent occurred, bulretuTned ln1sholttime,
to find mmSelf suddenly beTeayed by this dispen.
satiOn OF Providence, OF fond and devoted wife,
whom he had len but few moments before, inlul
health, bright and joyous and with every prospect
Of life and happiness in store fow both MIS-. Hun
ton was the daughter Of the late George Brent,
Esq., of Alexandra, and was beloved and esteem.
ed by all WIN knew leT.--Rieh. Eng.
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STEWART HcLLANp, rue HrRo or THE ARorrc,-
Mt Dorain The thiId officer Of the steamship Arctic
has written the following letter to Mr.. Isaac IDOL.
land, of Washington, in telationiO his son, Stewart
Holland, who 50 heroically met death on that ill
lated steamers
NEw YoRK, Oct. 81, 1854.
Mr. Hoiiund:-SiR: Om a stranger and can Of
fer no apology lnr addressing you, further than my
desire of adding my humble testimony to the merits
Of Your noble 10Y
lie was IN tie habit daily Of coming 10 my room
telling Inc funny stories, &c, and in tis way ]
had The pleasure Of iUTmiLg an intimate nCqunin.
tanCeShip.
Believing that any thing connected with him in
the last scene might possess dear, though painful
interest 10 you, sehd you all know, regret ii
is so exceedingly scanly.
About two hours alter the Arctic was struck. the
hCing NJ the gun attracted my attention; and re-
collect that, wlleu saw MI. Holland il struck me
as remarkably strange that he clone, Of oil belong
ing TO the engineering department, should lie there.
He must have had good chance to go il The chief
engineers boat aud be saved, but he did not, it
seems, make te slightest exerton to save himself
His whole conduct Cnn OB accounted fvT by The
simple word duty, and nothing else.
IecolleCt that, about an hour before tue ship
sunk, was luTIedly searching fur spikes to help
TO form raft. had just passed through the sa-
loon; on the sofas were men who had tainted
anu there were many Of them, too; lie ladies' ere
in little groups, closped together; and they seemed
TO me TO be strangely quiet ond resigned. AS |
emerged from the saloon, the scene thut presented
itself was one hope ne eT TO see again. The
passengers had broken up the bari the liqnOEs
were flowing down the scuppers. Here anI there
were, strong stout looking men OH their knees, in
the attitude Of player, Others, when asked to do
NJ SunF INN Ito
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

M Ina NnlA

CIEYERAL we'll located lots cOnyeBIenito AZ,
- liepOt Of tho Hompncid Railruad hi, ,hlliA
whchis Immediately over tic creek, contains
Acres, aud would be most tcsIsblC place 10, ~
Factory. or any building requiring good loom n ~
sold either IN tho whole or small lots ioS,, WI
eTs Twenty per Ct Will he iakenIn rss M
10 one and two years, VIII interest nom lie "v ~
good well Of wafer. The house, which h Of w s
tile alley end OF the lot, 10 most comlo, NJ. ~
and tic location IL desirable, Is II Is within
walk OF tho most business parts ofihe Liiy, H'''i
Payment will be taken al 90 perCt and m. b,,,.
one, two and Ihec yeats. POr iurihuT nG,rn,,,oss
TO JOHN DUNNE, MsTIsi y, a.
my26'0In neStdOor 10 ROlln's DnThi.,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

DESTRUCTION OF HOwARD CoLLEoE.-It hnsnl
ready been stated that Howard College, at Maroon,
Alabama, had been destroyed by fire, and that sew
eral Of the students were injured. A letter from
that place says;
There were sleeping atthe time, in the third
and fourth stories OF the building, about 20 or 80
youngmen and two negro meni oil of whom were
required 10 jump lrcm the window, distance Of
80 OF 40 feel 10 the ground below And horrible
TO tell, % Of their number were mangled in a
ffighlTul manner some more and some less. I have
lust come from visit TO them with my very heart
sick-some OF tile boys arc burned very badly, in
addition To other injuries. l learned few mo-
menls since, that one Of The black men was dead;
Two or three Of the boys are expected 10 die-7the
hsl will recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

TIM ARcTlC.--The late carpenter Of tho Arc
tic, Nit. Bailey, has published eAtd IN the New
York Tribune rejecting somewhat upon Captain
Luce. in SO for that it indirectly charges him viii,
ineaIcisncy rom irst 10 last Il will probably
elicit reply from Captain Luce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

TINE unhortlgled OfeTa Tor sale his Hons. 49,,
i Mttket street essl side, between Mon q. y, =,
Hug house aud out bullllngs V!'Gtt,
II VIII be sold low and on aCCOmmOdstip,n,.
possession gvenuny time after tLe RIst o: Otos.,
20 Enqune OF 'O"t
Sep9 \ 1,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

ROoRRs, TnE PoEr.--The physician Of the veneer
able Poet. writes thus to Tue editors Of the Heme
Journal Interference to his heallh'
"You will have heard that Mr. RooERs
has been seriously H. Ihavs been IN daily alien-
dance upon him for many weeks but now, nm
hapny 10 say the venerable Poet is out ogain--has
resumed bis daily drives, aud paid visit 10 his
sister. the other day, al Sydenham Pretty welli
YOU will say, itr nineiy.thIeeR
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DIaaolntIon.

THE parlnerhlp heretofore existing under the OF
q. ~ a. H. Wiekami was dissolved on tho list OF DC.
tOber, 1884. iI
The business will BIO conducted at the old stand-Auo-
ton Rooms No. ie0, Market Square-by
op3i 0EO. X WICKUAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

r OF No. o, in block 95, on HSmplsn st,,,,, ,s,,.
and running back 1870 10 an alley TLi,i,o,. nS
best slWtrd lots IN the city Tor residence
alley on tic back paTt and side. Will itl liz rI,h
or one half OF as may best suit tie purckatsF
POr Information eng Lire ht his office or Of Me,.
-IIgS - = AUSTIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01
Danoing Sohool

I'm UNI ON IA A In,
L WILL commence course OF instruction In Dancing
AMI Waiting IN Union Hal, on Saturday 2Sl inst, at
) u clock, Y. Al.
night class viii BIO formed for gentlemen.
All tie new and fashionable dances will be Taught.
Terms So for Tie cOuTs OF sixteen lessons.
OC2jtG r Is. HOFFMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01
Farm and Coal Lands d. :
ROM HAUB7

TUE undeTaisn-d OTors Tor sale bIs Pa-rt.
ihe Nallonal Road, three miles from WheeiIe Ih;
iSO pcres OF we cultivated land. on rxssll.B,
lSase, perl never alllng SPrnga good youT, ~,
OF good coal feet In lepih, "N WHIT
chatorS NNu y" 'dl H.
For further particulars apply ON THE prsm,,,,,
Ocltid2m' ADAM PIits.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sII IJSE 2
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EMBKUIDEKlBS

DaESS GOUDS.
DLAID and striped silks. entirely rch BischoGs and
il Bouny aud other styles NJ plain black Satin, sir
led and satin plaid Sllbsj Plaid French nerIos Plain
cashnetesi 6i and 3il mousln deLaines % Plaid Va
cnclasl nous do bescj Thibet coths hg'd aud PLAIN
Swiss muslilsi French ChintEes. ..-.
Oc2l uElSKELL & Co,
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Land and Stock Tor Sale.


nNHB Farm which I recently resided Is for sale,
i Cwllh tic exeenuOnOi 100 atIes about The twelng)
~ Wi be divided Into Three or more tracts containing
desired Said lands will bio offered Al private sale mill
Wednesday tho ed day Of November when, II not lne-
Thoy arc amongst the best oSort Creek lands aud
hllly productive IN corn wheat grass ard all yggelGI
HES aud ntits tuiieL TO this latitude lying n4l
miles Of this city aud on the turpke 20 West Liberty
and liclhany, recently McAdAulsed within short dis
anCo OF ilSn they Offer Inducements 10 olEens OF tho
city country seats, surpassed In heaulneSS Of
location, beauty OF scenery anu abundance Of good
on Tho day above mentioned after the sale OF tho land
Will tell at Auction wlho. reserve al my slock OF
Sheep, Horses aud reltle AsO son hneHlgSO Middle
scX, llorkslliro, and MaCKaY breeds
Tho Slee eqral oany In this country and amongst
them many valuable bucks.
Tho sales OF wool from my flock have averaged for tie
last years. about 60 eeIts per pounl.
GB~SaIe TO Commsnoe at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Terms made known on day OF sale aud lands Shown at
any lime by re'deISe OF HSmPqsn street
fSS S and Time publish daily and weekly 10 sa Of So
LinsIey Institute.
rTNHE Winter session VI this lnstlullon wll commence
i Oh MONDAY, Nov 4. THO Principal Is happy In
beIng able announce that hs has secured tho servlce,o
lego, IN addlOuIo that Of Mr. StePhcus i is scarcely
deemed necessary lnlorm tho citizens OF Wheeling that
graduated with the rrl hOnOrs Of his class, at The close
OF the last term Of Washington College
TERMS or TUITION PHI TERN.
Hl sSoTy N'''9 10 branches with Latin com S"OO
icueed 900
Higher Latin and Greek 500
SS Ieaa'oH made un9ss or pTS R ssEs''
Gazette copy
BUOKSKIN GLOVES.
10 DOZEN extra oil dressed buekshin Cloves Just re-
ooaI HElsKRLL 4 o.
JUST RECEIVED.
O00 BARRBLS SuPernne Flour faYorile brands OIL
<SOO consignment and Tor sale low
oogt GORDON, MATTHEW'S q Co.
JUST WECElVED
A 4 MCNEAL'S coax Hull, - another large and
IA superior stock OF ilas aud Caps among Which may
be i9ud the following to which woinviIo the atcnIiono
tile buying publCi
Gents blue Ufoncapi
dO black mil laIy capi
40 SiIR Plush Metropolitan Caw
do do Hungarian
do do Iowa
do do Nevada a"
do do military
do do Know Nothing" ...
do blue do velvet tiim'dJ"
do black hO gimp do
do sllk plush Hungarian
do do Nevada
DO do Twin
ALSO
Gents y Shits Know Nothing IIatsI
do black do
do do fancy trim'd Wide awake 4"
do do do wide band wide awake hati
Besides Young Anerica's and all OhsT 'yle' IN o6m
dance.
0g>RBMEMBER COAX HALL" ran sell, dots
St must sell, shall sill toiH cell and t. found TO sell 10
per cent. Lower than any other mOuse Ia
QUERE-How can che do ia because she sells for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

New Goods by Hxpress.
ID BCElVBDt this day Plush coaks entirely new styles,
III Satin EubTOide cd ClOaks wide cloak VeVets, ee.
san broche Long Shawls and Vienna bToche Shawls in
new Lesigns
OC2i ...|.. HElSkELL & TO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

WOOL.
j O26 GEO. WILSON.
WANTED.
VGTHEAT and Oats, by
w oo96 - GEO. WILSON.
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MTsonLnANMous.
Rtna Insurance Company,
OF
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
chartered 1910. tHt
II ANNE LN
olPlTAL sioux S}OO,OOO,

CAPITAL sioux S}O0OOO
Bank stock In Hartford, at the market value, viz:
Phoenix. .."......,,,.,,', ...'' S39i4VgW
Exchange. ,.,,!...."s.., .,".lBl12OO
Farmers q .,26,gO0 ~ II
Connecticut RlVoC.. lOeO0 90 ~
Hartford, ,,,...,'' 's''.'.'''.' ''' '2OfyO0
lartlOtd COully'... 9VOO % rtt lHF
---IZ si3,G21 O6
bank stock In Providence, r.. lp... Eagle 1880 90
Bank stock In New York VIII .LL af-l
America. .'.s.''''' OVW
North America. ,....,.g...... ~, 900 90
{ennbllc. !, :. M. 49,, $50, 100000
COmmOuweal Observation-Disclosures 1000 10 ifi' .
lrOauNhy. ,'''. ''s'ss''.. .'.''s'ssl3inxVUy
Peoplo's.............. ........... 4 400 90 "A
-, ,,,,,.. o, 501 no .''
Mechanics. Observation-Disclosures 1880 On UHs.
New York Life q Trust Co... -, O,OOUOO lEt
.tH 1880 90
Six and seven per cent. bonds Of
tile HuitlOtd q New Haven aud
Hartford Providence and FISH Id.
Kill iullTOai company. .....,.. 1900 90
Railroad stock at Tie market VAL
We, viIt .alfH- .HfnH. ~
Hartford & New coco Q'I 81
Hartford, PIoyidcnee& Fishklll..'l61SOOO 50
BUstOu d WUTCe6ter...., .....lOIbDlOls f
New Albany ~ Saem..,"s.'.' lOgO lsr
'o,p'''''' ''''''''''''''' : $500 los,rO1 %
ooS I.sai,i' River stock. 1850 90
oS:! S$;is;. III Sis;; .s sc g
'i pPs @iSsaS~o'9 o..o 70! %Sa H, @ lan4ia
Balance due frOmOss nd UlheTs.,S5,6iOW u
do 10 do do ... 9,OOlO
CAShon 2SSSV 20
/
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-01

UB>RBMEMBgR COAX HALL" eanssll, does
stH must SELL 'haH SILL ,OHssH and T. found 70 sell 40
town,
QUBRY-How can che do ita because she sells for
caAnl OcQT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-03-01
BAILEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

RNlE attention of teachers is invited to this
new work. In less than -four months it has
pissed through two editions 1t is suited not only
Tor the school rs text book, but may be made
useful as book of reference OH al, grammatical
difficulties and idomatic expressions. As such,
II is used by DIR. McGufiey. at the University Of
Virginia, in his lectures on Grammar. aud by
many professional and literary men. Published
by Clark s Hesser, Philadelphia, aud sold by
booksellers generally, 2l0pages, l2mo, Price
81 cents.
Recommendations
Ii is superior in some respects to any Grammar
NOW before the public. believe it viii greatly
aid in dIfiilsing a more correct knowledge of ouI
language.-D, Ne 9ey,
We cordially agree in opinion with DIR. Nc
Guttey and confidently expect it Will become q
general favorite.-Southern WeekLy Post.
This Grammar is destined. | think. and thai
6Sservedly, TO supcrcede all otherS.-Rer. b. NJ
Smith.
1t has done all which Grammar can do. The
best exposition of the principles and construction
81 the English language with which we are ac-
suainted. A source of authoritative, if not final
appeal, to which we can refer with as much con
fiderce as to 4 court Of literary men.-.Nationa
IaislLgeacer.
Promises to be "the book Of the age" in this
important department. Richmond Whig.
Just such work as the teacher wishes to put
into the hands of his pupil.-Pr@.J i'll Campbell
Simple as an elementary work. and suited to
complete the education of the English scholar
Rec. James Greer
A decided improvement on other compendiums
Of Grammar.-Ch Christian Observer.
As near to perfection as is likely to be reached
The author has gained his Object Chris. Mirror
January Is, lS51-tf.