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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
100000 Worth
ofReal and Personal Estate for the People.

MAGNlPlCENT ENrERrRlSE. LIBERAL, E3IrABLE
AND CERTAIN.
WhltehursI's DREucrreOtype EnterPrIsc!!!
I Il. wHlTEHURST has decided TO Trustees In trust
Tor tho benefit OF tho aTeUdes In tie above ell
leTiLe $50 900 worth OF real aud o sOn0l estate TO he
disposed or among tic holders OF shares at the earliest
pUssb bic date Ser the sale OF the shares The celih
each, which entities the holder 10 an equiu
Tie share In the Within IRnied magnificent collection OF
real and personal prOpeTy also, to one OF WieuTSts
80 wO IDS Pair emum DagueTTeolypeS Of self or friend
any time when when the eetifcatets presented at e
Ihet. al his Gale
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hmm INTBILIGgN CER
s7onAy MORNING. OCTOBER Z. 1924.
re correspondents.

...,ins su 4scrlptlOn, advertslngo or 9th
yTTERS eoinssS oitho lntelgenoer, Should be adj
Tie the editorial department OF the pa
Il,t |ts s,5jresscd TO ~ iolhllY, orlo ell
ort o,ht,, writing for publication, win please
'Csnt'p 0s.W' nc side Of tile paper
oy on Of the above rdes will greatly Obllse us,
az osHh il,,ro prinlpl attention TO correspondents
4 ,sisle, lILTniherwise some times relieve.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
Fall Fashion for Hats.

Fall Fashion for Hats.
TTNHR subscriber IA now prepared TO furnish his nuner-
Gus patrons and all the rest OF mankind with spen
diI hats nj the 49, - -,, ,,.
which for endurance brauty OF form and finish, cannot be
spas ed and when shaped to the head by our conOTm
tive, fit with perfect ease.
rhIlden's Soft Hats, cOmpTalng black napned pain,
Non Intervention, lngrUhamI Young AWerioa'e'o toseth'
OF With fine assortment Of mems youths and childrens
Caps all Ui which offered at owestPrices Wholesale
nn mi nitn"' W. W. JlMEsON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07

fut Su.LL NurE LAw.-The Columbus Jour.
y, Of Tt, sjay says: awe have heard Of none Of
Nechanls refusing tie bills Of foreign banks
goods. Tie butchers in market Tins morning
,siyed all kinds OF money rs usual, but paid out
cling bui Ohio money. or course all the bills
ortisn banks ATE taken 10 be sent nome in
let conformity 10 The Law. We learn that the
.Io banks have put in circulation 100000 in
all bills, 10 meetilre wants oftbe community"
telegnplic d-spatcI from Cincinnati, Mon.
says cite Small Note Law went into UPer-
ion 10 day, but with the exception of lie banks
lie attention was pail TO it, The Sandusky
ges,rr says ii is just so that place. Auy Kind
foreign specie paying bank bills pass without
IcI doJgins.
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Mammoth Hat Store,
Foil roebion for 1864

& AVERY has on hand. anu Is receiving, one OF the
D. largest AID best stocks OF Hats aud Caps hat hUs
ever opened In this city Ho is also constantly man
uactuing every description Of hat and cap now III use.
the very best material and Workmanship, Oud sOid
a. prices that cannot TAIL TO please.
am receiving LAT sc impUrtatiOns Of Eastern man
uhClured Hats aud apps which will be snld low. Also.
large assortment OF ChdIcns Fancy Hats aud Caps anu
Ladies' Riding Hats, carpet bags, aud umbrellas, ell OF
which VIII he sold cap.
B.-llals made TO order on the shOrtSt notice.
S. AVERY, Nus Ii6 aud l4S ManSt
snnh MhnnIina. Va
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onss Es,aspsasy Of QUO hear lin. sun .oo'hor
BAREELSvILtE, AlIcglieny CO., sid. !

ontbe rsrnnnsney OF tie curO hear hin. st another
letter nom the hbOvei
BAREELSVILLE, Allegheny co., Md. ,
October 70, 1852 )
Mei,,S Mortimer 4 Mo,sIrdl- SiIss lam happy to
inform you that this day Hnds me ~ the enjoyment Of
lie blessings oil Col ain enabled TO pursue my daily
avOcsliOMSAs usual, and have neat desiGe that tho
olicted should know The great curative powers VI tho
-TInCluIe, .... ... u.s. ua-
lam, with respect, yours,
u5'Cal and get some Pamphlets and see tie cues OF
i'oushs Bronchitis RLcuma. ism, Liver Complaint, and
SCrOlua ... .# -... u#..r| I'D.
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7MEDICAI.
Captain Canot,
TiIg HERO w TIls CkLEBRATku WORK
y HTlPkNrH TElBS OF'AN AFRICAN SLAPAR,''
Iomp,on,a VsEstasle Tinoture. "A

4. .
III a Hampton's Vegetable TinotuIe!e
NAPTAiN UANol, ~ bio,her has lOtg been The otten
~ uaul and friend, ul " nav Atd'et IN CHEZ, pi the
kinpelor OI France. ia III tats
WoeXtiAet hom letter wiilien 70 Ms. Sl0ekb idst.
OF tue fountain HOTEL BALTIMORE The letter should be
read full asst does credit The head and heart Of the
Captain II all WHO lave been cured by this ElneluTe o.
llamniOns would thus speak Oul, many now suueTlnE
might be Induced TO Try This great emedy
Having called on me on tile 18Th oil ApT!l, and seen
Frustrated on my bed, usele In an my lnbs IpuCah
tppecaie nearly as well as myself tile pJnl relief ,e-
eeiveI from HaluptOn's Vegetable Wneiue.'i
by medical eI, aud ke all uiri htGgs ii tLOud UcT
tie mputatlomihe public Geneialy sNr To sth
iUms Ell, WLU wa alwais opposed to FalenlFN
specific uUh this il1dLinO with reluctance, and without
confidence in IT, aud II was only through yOnI diSlnlP
esIed, Ienc " Recommendations, and my critical aia
ton, That Induced Try this really beuehta Nesea
bio TiHcuie. 40.
You may inform MsIrS, Moriiutr Msytray that they
ore ut liberty TO make use oil my name IN Tie support VI
the good effects or br HOmpiORs Vegetable az
u has cured me IN Ave weeks, OF aoblOo IhtammaIoIy
KheunlaBn, contracted under tTOPiea climates, and OF
yeaTs' neliUdicalduIat0n Ave only USED tbIee Dol
ties, and Gd that even lilo dcoTned parts or my banda
last returning 10 ihclr iOTer natural aud ar apreaT-
ancO.
nave been under the tTeatmc ut or ssyssl phYsclpta
IN London AMI Paris, but wihrutunI AppaIclh bctetii
also, while In New YORK, having tried tile ThOHpSoIlan
all Homeopathic remedies, GsrbaNlig beeii VrhenIed
with govano batteries cold aud AROMATIC baths, and ul
0eds OF internal aud external nedicnesI all 10 no elect
am, SOAR, cured this "IlSnpton's Vegetable line
lure only. -.ru.. 81 -... f-. ,F1 u
IheWors, my dear sir, accept Of The sssuAnesO Of my
gratitude, ard believe mo IOuI WellWlshlI; ,, ~
TH0R. CANoT,
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TRANSPORTATION.
3 go


.01 RMK9LiNI STATION, t0ih May. 1851,
ON and after Monday nest lle 2sN st GSssoa Cls,s
Ger VIII DO attached Otlle Passenger lAln leaving this
Station for Baltimore Vt p6 A. NJ FaAbfngera WILDE
iakento Relermsn, Oumberlanl and baltimore only al
Tie following rates,
10 FeltoTluaIl '''''.''S2,o1
10 Cumberland. ,,.,....'''.'''l'''''''" 500
10 Baltimore, ''sss'liUV
Piliy nouda or sonai baggage Only allgweleRc pas.
seDgeI uoVer iiy pounds Will Discharged at elsrer
0rckels must DO procured before the starting Of Tic
tram, tho regular fare Will be coecleu' no second
class toke = con be sold BY the conductolSS' yop,,
mygS Agent,
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William NJ. Peyton, George " wilburond
n khNNin Mnnrne. mnIlmnra mIlrT The

against
William NJ Peyton, George W Wilburand
n Edwin Monroe, FATHERS uIAer the
the finn name Of N. Il, MUmOc a. Co,
and n =. Thomas defendants
Tie object this suit is to from the defend.
aus the SUN Of 5000 debt payable by instruments, aud
subject To the vendors lien therefor the parts lots No
G, sand Z, tuate IN Esst Wheeling, part the city
Wheeling IN which is ct0d tho "Frankin Cotton Fac
tory" together with said factory, buildings, maCney
and fixtures, belonging apperaining 10 said cotton
factory connected with tho running and operating tie
same.
Affidavit having bec made that the defendants George
W. Wilbur, y. Edwin Monroe AID N. r. Thomas are moi
Inhabitants Ofe State OF Virginia; on motion O tie plain
tins by their attorney, it ordered that they appear hers
within month alter due publication Of this order
and do what may be necessary TO project their Interests III
this suit aud that copy this order he luTlhwt insert
cd in some newspaper published In tie city Of Wheeling
for lOuI weeks suCCOSslvCly aud copy nG tue Same post
ed at the front door oil tne court huusc OF Ohio county
the lIs ia Of the next county court
,Acopy-Tcstc' ALoNzo LoRING, clerk,
NJ e. GOud1 OC2
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.
,st line on "Wednesday aud Thursday, Of
:, annual Fair of The Belmont County Az
'" ,,l Society, held at St. CIairsvIlIe. There
'. vr large attendance Of spectators, aud
.,blilion throughout was an improvement
49,, Of last year at Tie same place, and in
~ county rich in agricultural products,
,,t. and industrious, intelligent and thrifty
,, sd women.
e.. ,,,, monument and best part Of the exhibi.
~, the stock department, and, we uRdeI
mai, there were about 500 horses OH eIhibi.
W. saw some very Gne swift aud slow draft
-, which gave evidence Of good metle and
,,,, The exercises, in the ring, Of OIoodrd
.nHacing carriage, light harness and saddle
oefe very attractive ami exciting. AS
.,,,,y vas a very beautiful day for this part Of
=. ,rornance, the gr' unds were lhronged with
,o,olaors, among whom we noticed lnTge
S.,of ladies' and gentlemen from Wheeling.
,,.vss al one time as many US SCU0 eople,
.,,,sJ think, surrounding The ring. But ny
II III, most attractive and exciting eQuestrnnism
,,a,, Of the ladies' riding match, which came
~ Thursday afternoon. Tue fist premium
,slw,s gold watch!nd chain; the second, a
Ia ticket and chain. The following ladies' en-.
I, am, ring as competitors, aud exhibited some
,D.crnlrrs Of graceful aud skillul equestrian.
-, Mrs. Parker Anderson, 81. CIOlrsVille; Mrs.
,oIey HopeIaIe lPi Miss sollie Norton, 81.
,i,,y,lle: MIS-. John Huss. Wheelingj Miss LAT.
-. Ms. Holloway, FlusLingi and Mrs. Miner
,o,lon. The first premium was awarded 10
=, PIrEER ANDERSON and the second to Mrs
q, The only accident which occurred was .
iii one to Miss SalIie NOuOn's horse, which
.mJled aud fell completely down as it was about
mss saUher Lorse, 1t did uOl succeed in throw.
La of, however, as she is Too good rider to
mlt anylbingo of that kind.
Tue display in Floral Hall was toletnble. Some
~ ctrJitaJIe specimens Of needle aud other
cy work, and some beautiful flowers, were ex
yed. The fruit was about The finest we have
n This season, In Tue substantial department Of
usehOId provisions, there WINS a very good and
.fy otoIe.looking COLLECTION Of vegetables,
cad, haas, bulter pick es, preserves, &c.
Wheeling presented n respectable show. Mt
sylls had a splendid two horse cnrrnge; Mr.
.,5er, specimens of his fine Veniuan blinds MI
lvelye specimens Of painting and grnining;
aIat & Bother, specimens of penmanshipi and
B, Fans, aud also Mr.. Adams, specimens Vt Dh-
gmtOlypes.
The oddtess was delivered by J. DAVENPORT,
|,Q, of Evansville.
We hsd no time to make an examination OF oil
stock on exhibition, Jut understand thOtthere
s some fne Durham aud Devon cattle, swine,
lnIlp. 90. The whole exhibition was high y
,lnaJIe to Belmont county, aud well calculated
stimulate tie industry and enterprise of her cit.
2ns ..gr. H U..N
-r-.---sss- s-.-.-
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IheIoe, my dear sir, accept Of The assuJAee Of my
THOE. CANoT,
REv. VERNON RsKRIDam U. S. N.

a REV. VERNON ESKRlDGH, u. S. N.
PoRTsNnuTn, Va, Aug. le, 1851.
Mr. j. H. Bousl-- Dear Sirt While ] am In general,
opposed 10 patent medicine, candoAr compeA mo 10
slate nal have great contribute In The vilues Of Hamp
TOMS Vegetable IintluIs For seNe,Ol months pat
yc used ID my alSi and ~ dyslep,la loss Of GrHe
Illr dizziness, and debility with enllA heeeas
so lar as my eXeIienes eXlelS leleole' itke eas-
Gent remedy 'flta raNf.
VERNUN ESKRInGE,
l,llim U. $. Navy.
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UH. VRUS TEES.
G, E, Kirk and WIN; r Riley, Washington D. c


.. WARRINGTON, II. T., Pennsylvania Avenue.
.Uh-. RICH HOND, Va. n Main street.
WILMINGTON, n, e., Fayetteville street.
NORFOLK, Va, Main do
LYNUHBURG, Va, Main do
o.. O.. PErERSHD Va, Sycamore do
Also, arrangements nave been msds with the following
ebrated Gale les In redeem the certificates NiI
h.TC PARHTRlbuE, M. 80 MUHtOe 81. Wheeling, va.
J. GURNEY's GALLERY, No. $40 broadway Ny.
DC. CULLINS " Co.'s Il ALLEnIEsi
Philadelphia Pa 1865 Chestnut ST. Piada, 100 Chestnut
sl.j Springfield, Mass, Main street; Westieu,
Mass Collins buildings.
one sUpeI iOrPa near Norfolk Va Vdluehai 81 UOO
one splendid three story buick House and Lot III
GeOIeeivwrH D.u., OH cd street. second door ooo
One House aud LOr in Georgetown, D. o., OntItc,
corner Of Second aud Rrederlcksis 4O'O
One elegant llOusr aud Lot In Washington D. .,o
Seventh street, OOO
on + t'eei 900
Que Ito se aud Lot Portsmouth, Va, On Court
81 adjoining Town Hall, 3 800
Two Lots III Gecrge.owr, II. C. ON Second street .oo
ole 'I Lot washington, d. c onsovcuhsL 500
Rive Pianos $3.50 each 900
PiHy spendid Gold Lever Watchssat SI00 90 000
Twenty six massive Silver PitCheTSAt 81 90 ! 800
Twenty do do CUUs at ~ 80 $50
Fourteen Diamond Rings al 10 on 9Sl
Nineteen heavy God Chains at 30 Cl Oig
Twenty Silver GObles at go 90 400
Elrry nuo Ladies bracelets, at 20 Oh COG
Fifty iiIe BrcasipiNs, at 10 ~ OVh
One HUNDRED line Gold Pencils, at z on 200
Ono luud ed lue POrtmomaCs, at . 90 900
One hundred fine Gard Gases, at 10 90 0DJ
Five Irnd'cI fine heavy Gold Rings,at 3n9 ! 59o
One hundIcd spteTdid Gold I,Ockcis,a at 10 90 900
Three ihnus md Annals, at 90 ] ON
One thousand Photographic AIT Journals 6OO
Total, $50 600
me Ict inot is nrone tv Ia decided 10 Trustees I'M.
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: " Mo TTEWO'
G. PARTRIDGE -esPcctully informs his patrons
IA and the public generally that the light being most
at this season. he will give particular attention
during this month and next to taking the ikenesses Of
yOuns Children every pleasant day between tile hours
al ~ and 8 mrl4
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Paw Xn11r TaXeS.

Tux Payers viii remember That the clty taxes Tor
1854 were die on tho rst day OF June Will oll unon
all tho citizens soon, aud Urs they viii bepepaie"to
pay iyyi r. w. G. SCOTT, Collector
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HAVING purchased the above establishment from my
IL brother, shall always keep ON hand fIesha Il
choice selection Of Family Gloteres and hope TO rei"r
tic patronage OF the old customers OF my brother and a.
many now 0ncs as call, knowing as do thai
they shall not go away unSallstled ,,,,,
Wheeling, June 29th, 1851 je3O
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NOttCO-VO Every pOuY'
VTT D. MO1TE IL BKO., Market street, wish TO say
w 10 their customers and everybody else that they
are now receiving their FIRST stOckOr ...
Fall Dry q foods
Which cannot be beat either in style prices II is the
CsO M now TO bTag ami tell how cheap you are selling,
almost giving Goods away. We do not say that, but all
ak is call from any who wish TO buy, and
Goods hear prices aud our word for II they will
not 20 away without buying. senl9
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NOTIOB,

WYNN. II. SBLBY, having conveyed and assigned to
w us as Trustee all his properly, real rnd PERSONAL
debts aud effects per decd recorded In The clerks OF
ace OF Ohio county Virginia. noCeis he eby given that
The stock OF Dry Goods is offered for sale at tile store
oomn whselins heretofore occupied by him at reduced
% make payment 10 the undersigned OF to j. q. Motcal
and W T. Selhv, who have been employed BY US to make
sales, collections, sc.
49, JAMES BAKER,
HENRY TALLANT, S.Trlistees
JAS. X. BAKER
Wheeling, Aug. es 1854. nus9O-lm
fTimrs ard Argus COPY each month
White Wheat EXtUiI EUMiIy EIOur, Nc'
TTNHE subscriber las Just received on sale
i 80 barrels lOckwOOds Extra Flour;
so do PTazeps do
3 do do extra Family Flour,
200 bales first quality Hay. ,.,yy
ieII A. RIDGEhBH.
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J6O0 Las, Refined Sulpete, in store aud for ses by
IOUO ouGla JANIS RAkER
Medical College of Virginia.
rINlE annual OF Lectures Of this Institution will
l commence Un Monday, 9th October OF the college
hW dtngs corner vi Marshall and College streets, aud con-
linuc til ihe 18th Uf Mach ensuing.
Il. l.. BoHASSAS, NJ. u, Professor Ol Obstetrics and
diseases of women and Children
CuAs. BELI. GIBsoS, NJ d., Professor OF Surgery and
CARTER 7 JOHNSON, NJ D, Professor of Anatomy.
Dawn H. TucHER, N. D., Professor OF Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
MARrlS p. ScorT, NJ d., Professor OF Chemistry and
REV X. wrLL,onp, NJ. o., Professor OF MOterla Med
lea and Therapeutics.
4. BRuwE SEoUAED. NJ. H., Professor or the lnsil-
tulcs Of Medicine u,d Medical JURISPRUDENCE.
ARTHUR Il. PETICOLAs, NJ. d., Demonstration OF Aht
OmvI
The studies OF Practical Anatomy may he prosecuted
with most ample facilities and at VUry trhns expense
Chemical Lectures are regularly given al the College
nfrmary aud Richmond Alnlshosc, by some OF the Pro-
EXPENSEs
MOtdcuOtiOn Fee, =
Professors Fees, lO5
Demonstrators Fee, ~
Graduation Fec, %
The price or board including fuel, lights and servants
attendance. is usually 50 or 2Sl per week. Nd
The caiaoHuo. De-, containing full Information concern
ing ihe Institution, win be forwarded to hose applying
toTil, or specific enquiries answered by letter..
DAVID Il. TUCKBR,M d.
augotd Dean Of the Faculty Richmond, va.
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The fact mat Ibis propcltyls decided to Trustees in
eft OF Tie shareholders every stakeholder receiving
DanercOt worth So and Of the very finest quality
elegantly casedi tile high character and position OF those
Trus'ees amd tie great aud extended reputation and bus
ness Mr.. whiiehurs, lie deems sufficient guarantees
that every promise OF this advertisement viii be prOmp
~ aud faithfully Performed tile pictures 10 he taken
will be distributed among many Galleries capable oil pro-
duong 800 pictures poT diem Not more than MY thou
sand tickets will bb sold
J. flick EIsON, sole agent fnr Wheeling,
at his Music Store,
ie?3d3m 1870 Main street.
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personal considerations. Such is our estimate
OF the sterling Democracy of Illinois, and We
think we only do them justice. A word OF
caution, however, may not be amiss at this
juncture There are many men who will OPP
pose this measure simply because il was intro
duced by distinguished member Of the Dem
ocratic party There are some that will OBJ
pose it, who hold to many wild and absurd va
carries upon the subject Of Slavery, the realisa-
ton Of which would explode our Union into
fragments Both these classes will epdeayor
to induce Democrats to become identified with
them in opposing the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise one class with the view OF
impairing the integrity Of the Democratic par
ty-the other class with the view of adding
seeming strength to their impracticable posi-
ton. Now, our advice to Democrats is to keep
as clear as possible Of both classes. What We
do in carrying out our convictions of duty in
opposition to the repeal of the Compromise Of
1920, let US do as Democrats and in concert
with Democrats. Any other course of action
will impair the force of our Efforts
The Illinois delegation in the House of Rep
resentatives, with the exception Of Richardson,
who is an humble follower Of Douglas, win
probably oppose the Nebraska fraud We
look to Col. Bissell, who is neither wanting in
political nor personal courage, to take de-
cided stand against it.
One Of the late supporters Of Douglas claims
to the Presidency, in Wisconsin, the Ozaukee
Times, says:
@This Senator Douglas, it will be recollect-
ed, we supported as q candidate for the Demo
cratic Presidential nomination in 1852. Our
cheek tingles with shame at the remembrance
that we ever, in the most remote degree, assist
ed to add to the political prominence Of SO scr
vile doughface.N
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LITERARY MISCELLANY.
For the National Era.
HYMN TO THE wIEDs
by LYDIA A. cALDwELL.

BY LYDIA A. CALDWELL.
Oh wild. wild Winds! your awful toned careering
Wakes all the grandeur Of this soul unfearing;
Rouscs tempest Of sublime emotion,
Restless and heaving as the far-off ocean.
Long have 70 slept, but gloricnsly ye waksn,
Strong a. tho hills whose Arm base 20 have shaken,
Proud this soul which counts You its brothers,
Reckless and loyeless am to others.
Come ye yet nearer. for your tread OF thunder
Wakens in me no feeling of poor wonder
Howl ye and shrek your cries Of phrensied madness
Fill me with joy, intoxicate with gladness
Take me. pray 70 leaf, as blossom,
Lift mo and bear on your heaving BOSOM
Lending the impulse of your grandest passion,
Mould ye my thoughts to a diviner fashion.
Rage! for ye've reused mo from my fever slumbers;
In new rhythm will write my numbers;
Proud as are 20 to your wild tone agreeing
Chime the full pulses Of my poet being
Rage! for I love you and your awful power
Seems to my nature as its own true DOVER
Thus win struggle, and with strong sndeavor
Roll my deep numbers through tho world forever
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UZ- The Daily Era can be had every morning
at the Periodical Stand Of Mr. J, I BATES Ex-
change, Philadelphia; also, the Weekly Era.
nyMr. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements for
the Daily and the Weekly National Era, in cincin-
natl and vicinity.
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his own words, and adopt our new Shibbolcth,
shall have Post Office printing Five hun
dred dollars will readily buy him. As for that
smooth-faced, busy, intriguing demagogue, who
has been agonizipg over the plot Of the Slave
holders to swindle the North, fat contract
will turn the current Of his thoughts to peace,
and you may expect to see him soon the very
apostle Of harmony and concord.
And in this way do these patriotic schemers
in Congress, who do 30 love and reverence the
People, practically affront and dishonor them.
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s254, 277.lO sea ss4 % s27s. Gill

SZ54,x17.lU ga Jy4 Va SZIo,bTl.l4
Notwithstanding the navigation Of the
Ohio river was suspended for near one half OF
the month, and the coal trade has greatly fall
en- off in consequence Of the strike among the
miners, the month's revenue shows an increase
Of 1852, 1871 over January Of last year,
Baltimore did wise thing in lending it's
credit TO this company to the extent Of FIVE
millions OF dollars; and the State Of Maryland
did vice thing in banishing the small notes
Of other States from circulation within its Dor
ders but neither, nor both Of these acts, will
atone for 20 foolish an act, and one SO fully
condemned by the past experience Of Baltimore,
as that Of issuing any part of the proposed
bonds in the form Of currency In their proper
and legitimate form, they viii be sold and
bought by intelligent men on Change at their
real value: as currency, they will be forced
upon the poor and uniformed, IL deprecated,
at their par value, and, If elevated in the mar
ket, viii be promptly gathered up and seques-
tered from circulation. The game will be, rs
between the speculators and poor working
people, Heads | win, tails you loseln No,
no; let the Railroad issue its bonds as bonds,
and leave matchmaking, as long as notes must
be made, to the institutions authorized by law
10 make notes
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