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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

A BRISK PLAcE.--There is a good anecdote
told of the llttle town of Portland, Indiana:
Willie certain steamboat was about tsputting
out' from thee, not long since, for New Orleans,
the mate, AN old boatman, turnedto some passen-
gers and remarked:.
"This little town, gentlemen, looks dull. but 1
assure you, it is perhaps mighty brisk place
About fifteen years ago, as Twas going down with
a flatboat 10 New Orleans, we stopped here to get
some provisions. went up into the town, and
seeing coat hanging out OF shop door, justatook
me before a magstrate-l was tried and convicted
took the thlrty-iine lashes aud tras back to the
bout in less than fifteen minutes! 1tetl you, gem
t,emen, mighty brisk little place is that same
PoItland,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

Dnp-Iu James City County, Sept 18th, Mr..
Benjamin Allen. aged 90. He was one of the 450
Militia who were posted at Hampton, and who, on
the 25th of January, 1918, repu!sed Admiral Cock
burns party, but were compelled to retire Gen.
Beckwith's coming up with reinforcement of
1000. 1t islelated of Mr.. Allen that he was very.
superstcicus with regard 10 odd Numbers. and often
said he would never reach the age of 81. Sure
enough, he died on odd day of an odd month,
of an odd year of his age. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

NATios4L PouLrRr suow.--About one hun
bred coops of cocks and hens have already arrived
aud some.two hundred more expected down
from, Albany tonight. There is tremendous
growing around the Museum to-day; what it will
be when all arrive and get well agoing is beyond
our Conception. We expect, however. that the
Worlds Hen Convention" will be the biggest
chicken roost ever seen in America. Coops sent
in &c. day wilhaye the preference. of position
T'ribine i n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

JoBs cnrsAAAa.-The J Journal Of Commerce no.
tees the melancholy, half famished appearance
of the poor Celestals. who are posted along the
streets of New York, selling cigars. distributing
handbills, &c. They bear with heroic fortitude,
and set an example of patience and forbesrance to
the mschievous boys who annoy them, which is
deserving OF imitation. They are understood to
have been members Of the unfortunate d1pmatc
company. -....-s.f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

Death OF AsvErEnAa.--Mr Jonathan Morgan,
a revolutionary veteran, died in Newark, N. J., on
the 9th inst, at the advanced age of 3d. Mr.. Nor
gan participated in the battles of Yorktown and
the Cowpens. and was present at number of less
er engagements. His memory was stored with re-
mniscenses of that period of our country's his
tory; and the old fire OF patriotism slumbered in
his heart up to the very moment of his death At
the sight of the old Continental uniform, his eyes
would kindle and his face glow with pleasure, as
though he had indeed "shouldeied his erutch and
was sighting his battles Ger again."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

ELAsTiclrY.--lf an ivory ball be placed on a
marble slab. coated with lamp black, it win only
receive small back specks on the point on
which it rests on the slab. But if the bail be
allowed to fall from a height upon the slab, ii
will receiyea round black spot, increasing in size
proportionally to the height from which the bali
falls, proving that the ball is jfdttened the momen
1t touches the slab, butthat being elastic it imme
diately gains its sphefcal FORM 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

D-Patrick Graham attempted to murder his wife
last week at CINCINNATI. He had brutally abused
her and was standing over her with an axe in his
hand, when her screams attracted the attention Of
the officer WHO came to her relief and succeeded
in saving her life. - 3 ,5T $500,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
pPoISONING.n

Thousands OF Parents who use veriluse composed OF
Castor OIL Calomel &c, not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases, such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness orlim5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
lohensaeks Medicines, to which ask attention
all directly interestedin their Gill.
dres health III complaints and all disorders ari.
sing from those bilious type should make use ofthe
only genuine medicine. HohensaGk's Liver Pills. ~ ~
@"Be nOtdsetfred, but ask for nobensack's Worn.
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENsAcll, as none
else arc genuine - '''s s' AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

u-The sum of 81, 500 has been contributed al
burning of the steamer Georgia. 's'saa q tss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
Written for the wheeling In,elliseneer.

Il.
AlEssRs. EDlruRs:-Among the many questions
which being agitated at the present time, there
is one to which desire TO call attention at this
time, not because there wanting men of ack-
nowleJged ability TO urge it before the people aud
Legislatures of our land, and even before our Ma
tional Council, but because feel an interest in it
and wish others to feel tie same if not a greater
interest than do. e .i= ..EENA
The question refer 10 is. the purchase by Con-
gress of.Mount vernon-the last resting place of
the Father of his Countly,''-a place dear to the
-'heart of every true American and which ought
TO be held sacted by all who would wish TO emu
late the example, or Tho cherish the least spark
of gratitude or generation for him who delighted
TO cultivate, beautify, and enrich it, aud at last to
be laid peacefully in his grave in that spot he had
loved so long and SO well. ,ss
1t has been proposed in the Virginia Legislature
that our State should purchase the Mount Vernon
estate; but this, think, would be Objectionable
it is true that Virginia has more claim to itlthan
any other State, yet do they not all love and ven
crate Washington, and vie with each other to do
him honor; if purchased by Virginia it would be
out of the power Of the other States to show their
honor publicly, as they would like to do; besides
such course might sow the seeds of jealousy and
diScord; rather let us make this common object,
and thus add another to the many bands which
unite us together as one great nation.
But whichever of these courses is pursued, may
the tomb and home of Washington be no longer
pointed at with a repetition Of the remark that
Republics are ungrateful.'' NJ. R. G.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

u3-Under a proposed law which is now before
the Louisiana Legislature, New Orleans is euti-
tied TO only five Senators. Her population is set
down at 16s. GOO. s.. a go u. s..s..ss.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

!. GJA bill for geological survey Of Virginia is
before the Legislature. = Z. f5,s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

psix hundred and ninety individuals have
psea = = = / : = =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

] : :"
OFFER for sale my property located on the west s. de
OF Main street, between Franklin North streets
T s from Main TO Water street;
II the whole is not sold together within three months
private sale, It will be offered Auction in such
parcels as Will suit pnrchasers-te time OF which sale
will be made known. - ~ -
also offer my Farm, located in Putney township Bel
mont county. Ohio fronting opposite ogGs Isl
and, and adjoining lands OF William Bernard:
This farm contains between Of and acres-ith good
grated bearing Flut Orchard. two Dwelling Houses one
81 which was built last summer; also, barn goUd con
only 10 rods from tile river
The Central Ohio Marietta and Cincinnati railroads
are located through this Fat 49, 90
Persons DESTROYS purchasing either of these pieces
ground, requested TO call his resi-
dente ~ Fulton, near tile city. 1000 lfiiT SOS
deC5davv3n -. louis BAYHA--
The house formerly occupied by the unde the
above named premises ANY person desiring
to examine this property do by calling On VIM
George. corner oTalain and Washington Streets
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

GJ-The bakers of Wilmington, Delaware, & have
unanimously resolved TO raise the price of bread.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

g-F-There were Sc! deaths in, Boston last week:
of consumption. twelve; in Examination Of lungs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
- Circuit Court. "
This court has been in session Tor some two or

This court has been in session. for some two or
three weeks past. chiefly occupied in ,Chancery
bushes. Quite a number Of cases have been
submitted and some decided. but most of them
were submitted with view to their decision at
the spring term. The court will adjourn finally to-
day.aJudge Thompson's sprlng circuit commences
on the goth March, in Hancock; Brooke term on
the 2sth March. and then Tyler, wetzel, and Mon
ongalia, then Marshall on the 4th of may, and
Ohio on ths14th.. There has been some change in
thetmes of holding the courts in the different coun
tissIspggested, but no such proposition is before
O. legislature, and we think the present arrange!
ment the best that can well be made. ID rs
:, The application [Habeas e0rp.4s) ofMrs. ---=--,
for the possession of child, (Which had been
bound to, her,) now with Mrs. Heating. was re-
ferredS the defendant claiming a transfer of the
apprentice, and for other reasons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

PRAcricE AND PREcErr.---.That which thou
has TO DO do it with all thy mght'' said clergy
man to his son, one morning.
$50 | cid this moinlng,' replied Bill. with nu
enthusiastic CLEAN III ms eye. 2 sts25
"Ah! what was it, my SOM" and the fathers
hand ran through his offspring's curls.
"Why. L wholloped] Jack Edward Till he yelled
1.-The thunder; you should just have heard him hol-
Ter, dad ~
Dad looked unhappy, while he explained that
the precept did not imply like TINT, and con-
cluded mildly with:
'tYotl should not have done that, my son.
"Fhen he'd wholloped me,' said Bill.
"Betier," expostnlated his sire, "lor to have fled
from the wrath TO Gomez
eyes. but'-by way of final clincher-s.Ja
can run twicest as fast as cam" -
The good man sighed, went TO his study, took
up peu, and underworld 10 compose himself and
sermon, reeoncling practice with precept. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

xs.heeIEnst nnd Iseiniont rsridse' Company.
fAHEBoard of N OF this Company viii f3roeeed
on Monday, the 18Th day Of February, 1854 to elect
igls toil on the LIST April
aaafy OF each win at the rate OF $3.50 per an
nnn house free OF rent. The labor Of coiieetine
VIII PC among the four collectors Applf
atoms N writing may be LETT with the Clerk. M
ttebi;td; si5sSSS EDWARD II, FITzHUGH, Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
TAE GREATEST .lNoNpER or rHE AGE,.


NAN THAT Icrp ALLY uis mxsgLy To SILL en-.
To THE COMMUNITY Hr-L1Rdkl : s7iF
tsAAoPRAGER has Just returned from the East with
the best stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods, ilEoaisg
~, c' ever exhibited In this city. which osrng
at the new and beautiful building. o. o. Mini u
tbetween Monroe and Union sleets.o at such
low prices as to cause may cali on Iii Cui
ladies' aud gentlemen win And 1t their own
they do 500 to ter tho above ex ianiaon e' 'al h
His stock being too large to enumerae. he will only iii
rect particular attention 10 aooiee assortment o. the
:cst style or PIaids, French n,a Wool
Deintnes OF every color. Rlan Isets, Enibrofder,
les, aud an Lin ems such as mover were
seenbeEore. ~ y 2
the trade he Offers particular advantages as through
his with the first importing houses the coun
try he Is able to sell cheap Eastern
Market. Enovt1 ISAAC PRAGRk, 1i6 Main st.
Jas. H. McMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF.
at the election be held in the Spring OF 1854
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
CoMMIsSIONER'Ss SALE.L

.igh VS.. 81 f-fe7! SeiTeuit sout
Jane Smith and other. lin chauceIy
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above cause on
he 18th day OF October 1853, WILL as Commissioners in
the said decree appointed, proceed SELL on SATURDAY
the e5th dayof February, 1854 o'clock NJ at The
tate in the bill mentioned, situated west side Of
Main street In the Isl ward OF the w heeling
ng sixty fur feet Main and west The
same width to the Ohio river and bounded easily
Main street. the south North street. on the west by
the Ohio river, and The north by line 10 be draws
from Main street the Ohio river, Attic distance Of g.
will be sold subject to the dover claim Gaiden
on credit OF two and three years; the purchaser
from the day OF sale and said interest annually
nd IS further seeaty the tile win until the
purchase money is all paid. l.4 81 = SfT'G . =
,e.ss'.! ID AiTBI. IS. wICKHA ,dr73 .safssl5
janis SheTif and commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
SALEloF LAND AND TAVERN

SapTel Frazier's Ex'r aud others. leUuny yiTeinia
By virtue of decree made in this cause on Tie 9Th day
OF june 1858, will sell at public on the
on the eighteenth day OF March; tract Of land
called the Roneys Point Farm and tavern situated on Ihe
National Road in Ohio county, about miles east OF M
city OF Wheeling bout two hundred fry
acres OF land store, tavern house, two dwelling hons
and other Inducements: The sale will be made Of the
whole property together in Parcels may be found
eSpedent and on the following terms Oneourth of The
purchase money TO be paid in six mOnths balance
III oEe two and three years; tie whole bearing ineIest
nom the day of sale the purchaser giving bonds with good
security and the title heing retained until ayment The
sale Will take place at the Honey Point tavern.
road is located in font or theaVern and IL Is supposed
that depot or station may be established at that place
w. S. WlGKHAM,
ianlOts. s.&E5 Sheriff and commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15


F. Coon ENoucn BE TRuE.-The Lynn News
tells the following story of incredulous young
man, whose father had promised before death 10
hold Spiritual Communications with him:- Z ~
The spint Of the old gentleman, (who, by the.
way, had been hat strict in matters Of
discipine,) was called up and held some co n
versation with his boy. hut the messages were
not at all convincing, and the Young man would
not that his ather had anything to do with
them. i ~ 81 III Ss5i5sii5,fz "a 4 ~. ti7s.
i'w ELF says the medium, what can your father
do 10 remove your doubtsp ssis
tlf he will perform some act " hichis charac-
tersticFof him, and without Sany9direction as to
what it shall be, shall believe there is something
in it, 500 sssistIl5 Az ~ , fis53 y
VERY we'll said the medium, we wait for some.
manitestation from the spirit Iand.'; - stsiat5s
This was no sooner said thar las the story goes1
q table walked up to young man, and, without
much ceremony, kicked him out OF the rooml I. Z,
Hold stop hing cried the tented YOUTH
THAT'S the old man! believe in the lappings. g
Our hero has never since had u desire to sir up
the old gentleman. EEcaange. "a h's ss9t> @FsE7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
The lutte of zion

g.t.srlfI me Lutte OfaHiOn.1 I-..,..,.-
A coLLECT!oN of Sacred Music. designed for the
"a use OF tie Methodist Episcopal Church; consisting
Of choice collection of tunes with most OF the old
tunes In mmoa uses together with elementary
nefs ETC. etc by J. b: Woodbury., author or the Duci-
mer etc, assisted by Rev H allison, pastor OF Saint
john tMethodist e. Church, New York -
Also, supply OF Methodist hymn books Cantica Iau
dus, Minstrel, Haydehs Sacred Melodeon etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices b.,
-. JOHN H., THOMPSON, 80 =
dec3l No 81 Monroe ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

EplroRs AS is EDiroRs.- Somebody tellingioy
rather takes us down:
"AIr. Pike and published paper in 1917,
among the Miami Indians, in the State of lntliana
1t was great partnership that. We had Two ad-
vance-paying subscribers. one who liqridated lns
subscription with boards and the Other with saw
logs. Godfrey, the chief took five papers. and
could not read a word. Our paper was calleu the
"Peru Forester" and being printed in the woods,
The title was appropriate. The town of Peru had
q number Of magnificent names for its streets,
such as Pearl, Broadway. &C., which streets ex.
hsbltea the animating and bus.ling appearance Of
stumPs and tees, as mans head. The stir
ring events which transpired in that city, ilnpe!
rously demanded couple OF ichroniclers, and
Pike wrote poetry, and1 dipped considt 70 bly, into
State politics, and discussed in very learned
manner every question Of interest. Besides being
an editor and printer, he kept the Broadway Hotel,
was postmaster, justice of the peace, land-ngent,
pettilogger merchant, oyerseer Of the POOR painter
and had been a schoomaster and day iaborer.
was twice widower, was raised aQuaker, and
The last time saw him he was preacher aud had
married his third wife. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
REMOVAL.

lHAvE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to the new four story brick building,
No. III, Main street, ~
west side, between Monroe aud Unou Streets where
will BIO prepared with carry anu extensive Spring
stock direct from importers aud manufacturers, which
would be pleasedto have my friends and customers
to call and examine. aefas l-Ei,t
'feb4 '' f''f wM. T. sEIBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

1;Qregon has SO much increased in population
thatthe sublect Of admission into the Union, as a
State, is alrrady talked of 81 6,s{5ftt {isi, q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15
,slFGG9l IT NOTICED dII
ROGKDAIEs IGE.HOJISE

,ottGts3 iiteINOTICE.lI NEh 2 tlEaAtul
R0GKDALE ICE HOUSE. ~
HF subscribers beg ave- thus early the season. To
say TO their friends and the public that they have lust
Their house is situated the east bank OF Wheeling
greek outside the corporation limits, and above the pork
house, works. and erected with view In
Obtain pure, clear article Of Ice. p = = i'Ef ~
They will be pleased from this time forward to receive
orders from customers, for delivery during the ensuing
season. = yieb4:4wd 2 wARREN3Ss SONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

= .uss The Pan Handle Railrond.
1.-The .Pittsburg Gazette states that Wheeling is
way, provided the SteubenIille Railroad Company
wifi agTee to extend a branch road down the east
bank of The Ohio River to Wheeling. Wheeling
and Wellsburg will find the money to build tn G
branch, and " heeling will agree 10 direct herrep
resentatiyes to vote for right of way, and for
bridge charter. The Gazette makes This state
ment at the request Of gentleman who assures it
that the whole difficulty can be settled in this
way!-Riehmond Mail. s1st - as. ,-;tus.--i
We noticed the above article, in substance,
some days since in the Gazette, but did not deem
Unnecessary to advert 10 1t. Where the Gazette
arrived at the sentiments of Wheeling we really
cannot guess, except be that the swish father
to the thought and the thought OF the fact. The
Gazette IS much in error if it ,supposes that The
branch is object with this city. If the Charter
Valley Road (on.which the Pittsburgh papers have
blown so much) be constructed, we would lave
Gf we desired such a connection) route to Pitts
bursh'pid Hempfeld and CHARTERS Valley Rail-
ROail,s so that the branch could be no object. A
due regard to the vested interests of city and
county will not permit us to agree To. the con ],
Slruction of the Panhandle Road as proposed, and
we therefore, on the cardinal principle of self
preservation must oppose Pittsburgh in her pei
project of tapping and drawing off our trade and
travel. We have every confidence that the Leg
lsature will aid and protect US against the grasp of
Pittsburgh, as it has heretofore done, and we can
assure The Gazette that the gentlemen requesting
its statement knew but little of the necessary pc
sition of Wheeling on this matter. II the Gazette
nad7propoSed to construct the road via Welsburg
(withou; bridge at Steubenville.) TO Wheeling,
it would have had resemblance of proposition,
at least butthe other idea is preposlerouS in the
extreme. q f- ~ g e4+l i-9'zs>53 sa}5-.' = 3
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SPECIAL NorIcEs.
USE HowRs COUGH CANDY!
WORTHY OF CoNsIpERAIfdN. =

Il
Professor lEorse,s l,y fgofating RIixisser
with It's ncufsg iogs and fosts, IS
upon US. ood, well known dis
cases. and adds greatly penss Of 9th
or forms Of Indigestion, by stimulating Tic appee. With
out to the stomach the necessary and yigor
10 aiseSt the Increased This. therefore
season when Commanding tonic and invigorpn like
TINS wonderful Elixir imperatiyely needed by all who
auer rom any phase OF nervous disease
II stimulates all the organs corpcct
e. process OF DIGESTION, regulates tho the
tho solvent gastlc juice gives
ACTIVITY 10 the fluids and the system fonlapsne
mo 'hat dormant am, sugsisl condition whchso orcm
II In the winter months Ladies' who, from
aud tenderness otither organizations are pc
sensitive To cold this seN
son ior want which wilmairtanthe ac-
OF the circulation ana thus the suspension
any the functions upon which heath
depends. M tsStSl 5Sj ). II ~ 8 II 3 I7YlY N.Y.
me SeFapi Is nut up. highly Concentrated ippint bot
les free three dollars Der bottle, for five dollars
SIX ior Twelve dollars. CHI. RING, Proprietor, a5f
3D. i5is s. 4 1872 Broadway, New YORK
Sold by Druggists throughout tho Halted States Canada
and the West Indies - u $40 ~ g3it1, r55ss3 sits
~ its45 AGENTS. 20 10Y rits5 afee. s.
wnEELIse--KEtLss CALDWELL. !. ,tS' " = -
ctsetssArt7s r. AR4HINsS.x ID ai.,s. 4. H.
G1-see advertisement hbf3I
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-15

PRcoREss OF SrEAM.-In August, 1914, MIR.
Niles, the lndelatigabte editor of the Weekly Re-
glster, made elaborate calculation 10 show that
the grand route from Buffalo in New Yorkito New.
Orleans, distance of 2,744 miles, might be per-
Michigan and the Illinois river, where there wasa
small obstruction, (since removed) in thirty t,oo
days and eight hours for the voyage down, and in
forty sir Days for the passage up.
The route from Washington, by way Of New
York city, Buffalo, Chicago and st. Louis, TO New
Orleans, distance of 5000 miles can now be lray-
ersed III less than eight Days! And the return tr,p
dI es not require 10 hours longer time.
flour venerable contemporary of lS14 could now
revisit the earth, what would he his aslohi> hment
at the progress of Improvement bysleam poweri-
Nat. Int - ta5.- ial5 =, 80.