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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10

new FASFtaoNEn LET TTRs AT THE oLn POST OFFICE!
AM now receiving and opening unusualiy larpe and
gene al assortment OF Soots Shoes, Hats, Bonnets
Snoeas and Garnet Sacks at The corner OF Market and
cupled as the Post oes and opposite the House
very large and nd eiy stock which was
LOT cash. from the manufacturers the North urder the
most avorabe circumstances, and them to the cti
Gems OF Wheeling ard vicinity redu, prices whole
age. - F
deem useless TO say in praise of my stock If
mistake not the people of Wheeling 30 easily
huIougged by adyertalns pusi sfce say have any
variety o. mems youths and boys Boosand hoes mir
1oEI silk oleskin WOOL Leghorn brush " hats
Sonnets Of the most recent fashions and styles Also
Shoes Slippers and Caters ladies' misses and
children of the fashionable atyle make and osIity
call and sec for yourselves 4''
Having purciaseda large the above named ar
Scles would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and see me- or send their orders will duplicate
any bills purchased In the eastern cities for cash
apps b. H. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10
MEDICIN All,

Inc Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINI. M e. N r.,
PREPARED BY H..iH. CARR & co, FROM
i PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
81 WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN
"a aase9 the broad principle any remedy ,rsie
piH relieve erieT,ic Pci,i, Ietil. If properly COM
pounded, Be e9aaiip successful in retopfng inter
nal GSectioHsi potter tchieh Is BEAUTIFULLY
depeleped in aud peculiar Gfe
NONPAREIL LLNlMENI,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. I, sprigg House Enporiurn!!
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND vEsTINasl


- ,..NeW Spring and Snlnner GoodsI
aah pleasure IN being able say to my old Gust M
elS sno the laShonsble community, that have iust
tsnInea rom New York. and have been able to procure
s LOS Goods for that the great
emporium New York, import from France and the
o and having disensed with the sale of com
eloshlng, gives tine TO attend 10
e VENTS OF my customers in the fashionable way. Ny
new stock now Consists of
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also SIX and wool cashmeretts, all shades and coors;
ooazine, d. alIer summer cloths, linen grassclots
s'tor making fTock, dress sack business coats
rench English, and neIican casSimeI est also ducks
nen drIIliGs &c. for making pants As TO Vestines
haFeihe most beautiful selection looked at in any c
an oil which am now prepared up most
able and best style, as have secured Mr. RussrLLs
services as cutter for the coming season, certain in
sasln2 that Can furnish better cloths
oil the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assott-
mem Furnishing Goods alt ne seasonable, fash.
a9le consisting of cloe cashmere. cashmerett bonn
oaSIne grass linen dfabta aud plain linen fIock dress
and business coats, vests and pats from the most
fashionable and seasonabe Goods in great variety also
nhen ana cotton Shirts, SILK, lii lambs aud cot
t0n Undershrts aud Drawers; cTavRts Stocks collars
gloves and suspcnderS.
oeiery in great varety also, article suit
ooie tor completing sentienan's wardrobe i
AL the above named articles, together nv other
articles that an be found at No Sprsg House
Ftease eau in and take looi and much oblise yours
mr21 3 RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10

Ihavs small stock OF common clothing that veil, die
pose Of a. Cost, less, make room for nv pn
stock of fne goods. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10
''Nlnn FAnow Thyscii''
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents

" Ere1y Family should hnps a Copg.''
$1,000 COPIES sold in less than thre. months A
%E sfSiSea ana ;sps
oThe S,sn, progress treatment and every form
BY aelr sexas excess, With vice for .h.,i
md ersrv ib style edies
from the result OF twenty years successfn
practice, exclusively devoted to the ofiseases ora
10 which Is added, receipts for the cure of the above
OF the Fever and AEue. : $50 ''''
lege PhilGdelPhta-" DR HUNTERS MsplcaL MasuAh,,
ne author of this work. unlike the majority those who
of best colleges in the United Sistes
a3rds me pleasure 10 recommend him tunatc
~ 10 the victim OF malpractice, successful and eype
Iieced practitioner, in whose honor integrity they
Jos. s. LoNosnoRE, NJ. d.
From 4. Troos,rqrd. NJ D. of Penn, Unt.er,i,y pbf,os,
gives s ne ple,sge e add testimony
u. Numerous cases OF Disease Of The Genital orssns
some OF them OF long standing have come urder my no.
perfect health, in some where the patient has been
beyond medical aid tho Treatment OLSEN
drced by self abuse. verery. do not know
with The author thirty years and deem It TO more
tnai Justice 10 him, as well kirdncss the uniort1-
one in professional skitl and nseeri seR 1 mas as
and IL Tlth9 bout exception the
which it treats. Avoiding all it addresses
sti 10 The reason OF its readers. 1t is
object to placing in tho hands his .os The author
mas devoted many years to the OF the various
complaints treated Of and with too little breath 10 pua
anu too itts presumption 10 impose, lie has to
word al The ely nominal price cents tho fruits
oil some twenty years most practice Herald
no teacher or parent should be without the
impaired " this invaluable work ltwould years OF
charge '-PeoPie's A9rccate. ''~..i
Pres6yerian clergyman Ohio, in writing OF sHpr
ers Medical MANUAL, says Thousands upon thousa.eE
81 our youth by evil example and the influence Of the poS
Sns have been s into the habit d sefpouion Win
the SIN ard fearful consequences upon them
WIN are iatsins families have broken
down. and they do not know the the cure AIRY
thing that can be done to enighten and influence the
public mind as to check and ultimately to remove this
wide-spl source of human wrechedress would confer
inc to the religion 70 Jesus Christ
the se ofuoxcatng drinks, though il has slain tlois
ds upon thousands is not greater scourge to the u
man race. Accept my thanks behalf OF the afcted
and believe in the good work ire
SO actively engaged n.' r5'-' -
One cory win BIO forwarded esecurey enveloped and
postage pald receipt of % cents six comics for
address. cosDEN a. co., Pubishers hoy lac phSis
dephia. ~ aGft 81 80 5'rfff ' : -''A
booksellers. canvassers Book Agents. supplied on
.ns LIose ms. juneIo-yr
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE

e En1eon ID. IVoodrovS having. ON the 11tb or
april 1854 by proper deed conveyed IN trust 10 the
undersigned Tor The benefit OF his said Woodrow's credit
9f his real aud personal property chooses
ton; al persons in any wse indebted TO said Woodrow
ave te9ulred to mako Immediate payment to me- and ali
having claims against said Woodrow are required
IN order TO receive any beneh: under trust
ionr months TO hir their claims with the proper release
co. ding TO tho terms of said deed. the uniersigne
apis GEO. W. SIGHTS, assignee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10

Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened, assortment splendid PIauished War.
consisting coffee and Tea Urns chafng ilislcs Oys
Ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapot Res
coolers, stomach warmers and painted Toilet sets-s
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public TO varied ard beautiful
and Steam Boat furnishing goods = ON4
HOBBS, BARNES &. CO.
,o NOES, Monroe st, near the Post ONCE,
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DE Tnda,a Pins

NAE be fresh genuine the following places i'm
The city Of Wheeling and vicinity. yiz:At the DRUG
stores OF james Bakers Kels & Csldweli BTeutinser
co: SRitehieiewn)l Brentnge entire Wheeling)
ne Shoe sfe OF TODD & DeSoi, market square, and at
The Drug store Of the proprietor Of Quincy
RinhetTeets.
They can also be had at Dunns. Grave Creek, A be
diiiou's and Jacob Gaodings, National Roads Benz l.
Craven west Alexendrai Wilson Strngers, west Wheel
ing and Ely Loonar's, Bridegroom, Ohio.
These pills need further reromIen than all
trail they have nov Been N constant for more than
win speak Tor them o5c PER box 80 ner
doz; $o1 per gross. - - : ian5
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Odd Fellows, RInaons, Ret nen, Sons OF
Temperance
And other Society Regatta

odd Fellows, Rluaons, Ret. Hen, Sons Of
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
Hammers, Seals and Jelrels, nanutaetured and sold
By Gibbs 8 Smith, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Nd
THE assortment usually on hard consists OF
REGALIA, Re 'tl
odd Fehotre'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge end K, i.
- eamrmcnt.
Past Grand and other Officers. plain ana
embroidered.
let, cd, Sd, 4th and 9th degree Parade Re
Pichly Embroidered Encanpment Parad
RegaaS.
MdsoHfe-k knights Templar, Royal A sh and Master
Jewels, Robes, Hammers, 81 ,ords &c.
sons oy Is1npeTGnce-National, Grand Subordna
Wvlsions-OffceTs and Members.
Red Me-Sachems, Past Officers and richly cmhrodet
81 Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
of HE various Orders OF Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
BANNERS.
Banners of0very size style and coat adapted 10 the VA
ious Orders and Societies. manufactured orders and DE-
Signs LOT Banners, when required, furnished free or eX
leIse showing the style OF the when finished Also
hO6ES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
Sonprsing ~ largest TO be found In u s.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing TO fit up their Halls or supply Themselves win
raTade or Working Regalia, Hammers. &C. can depend u
addressing C;iIlIiS x SWfTIJ "
Regalla and Banner tnres.T3 Baltimore Street,
90 g. T. FRY, Aeer, Wheeling. Va. oct5-.r
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To Country Marobanfs

M - KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. Of
~ Knox d Co, the remaining partners have
With them Mr. Chester Knox brother s.
assuming the style or MoClallens and KNOX fNo
they would inform their old customers eyyfo
nave SO ana ther no all other
ers IN boots ard Shoes that their Fan Stock win be arriv
ing from the 10Th to the last OF September.
Hovng been selected with the gIeatest care and bnng
cash they thatin their Fei Stock q
BOOTS and Shoes they can hold Inducements in quality
and prices superior to any offered in the market To
Merchants on their they would be pleas
ca 10 exhibit their stock and them npTces earssy
with the ami
{ htlsdelphiass fsep31 McCLALLENS q KNOX
oGAN, LAIR g. Co., have just re, 10 boSes
OF iol,aceo, in addition their large stock. Call
round &C No 81, and see specimen OF the .CaIiforn
golden obscco,' intended for all .1yyho love gooa
Aisoa large lot of imported SCARS and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10

Advice. Il ~
troubled with cough; pain In the breast or
i any Affection OF the LunEs-Use Hrentlngcrs COM
pound Syr1p OF 1foneset. ~
If you afiicted vita Rheumatism, have received
bruises srains, your hands en-
or ehappedusetk tie Berger Spine and Muscle Iini-
mentj aud s{sicass fns5 ~ {
Should you be affected with sefofais any d,seasc
arising from ipuTity blood, tie inudcious use
Of mercury, by all means socnre Fluid By
tract OF Sarsapafila and iandelion. ~ 4
remedies have bern tried By hundreds and in all
have given satisfactory evidence or their superior
over other medicine in the these
eon4pi,ainis for which they recommended. os
BRRNTLfNGER s ARMsTRoNG's
y nnroe street dioinfnE the Mcclure House,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10

York ess than one SINCE and alter being subjected
ed BY Drs aientine Mo v sna spp
others was discovered That they possess strange
lie success s sif hat ss
A'i PIsEiou asG, To Iss rs qFa1f
were used IN hospital in Europe, and by
.n5 and sIse in ibs IInitss' stt PRUSSIA ana Eng
t''THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The principles upon which IL is claimed that the chains
pTouuce their rvellos fIst-that
diases attended and produced by deficient supply OF
m ao anu an AGENT haf CLOSELY electric
magnetic chains by being and upon the part
toni m powerut eliminating Effects the nervous fi1id
which Is required to produce healthy ogh the
ken while using the Chains but rigid Observance tho
The part adds effect Of the Chains BY
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
win be given any person win produce SO many
wen authenticated certificates OF cure, both inel.
etsd by the nss Of Electric Chains 81
They never fail 10 perform what they advertised do
IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than huLdied permanent elres OF Prnapsus
ueri have been eec,ea within year by the use OF
these chains BY applying one end of the chain the
above the hip the usual symptoms Incident to That
disease arc at once T SsSpDGsa on USE
The chain 81 oud be moisened before use with common
VINEGAR and then one end OF the chain should be applied
BE Nor DRcRIvEDi The Electric Chains are not
10 cure al delaeS hut tor Nervous Diseases It is claim
cd that NO Agent in the world has
many Gu es IN the LAST year nsthe Electric chain.
1NSIANT RELIEF from the most acu'e p in. ia pro-
s e s dase 81 By 'gRa a much
Cali and ohtah pamphlet CgratIs) n fT7's4 I'll
ONE WORD MORE. =
These Chains the some VIII oh have lately been sent
TO the emperor OF the French be tiled by his
Physicians In cases OF cholera which have
eIninently successful. J. STEIN ERT, sole AGENT
corner tinee eet and Iiroadyyay
a15-JAMRS BAKER, and Brentlinger & Armstrong.
wheeling agents dclT-1yr
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Sssss No. 1871. -
,,o,a AESsPoors. woYESis ArTEES, HH
l'u0o pr mems kip boots fa1rTyKs ETr.
~ g9 mems thick bpntss 200 pr gsitsrS,
!. 'o ~ men scali boots, 400 do hal ssi;eiS
lioVU mems water ptcof do 600 do walking shoes
'.ns NESS BRoaAss 500 do pegsed buskilt.
500 mems calf brogaiis 800 do kid buskias, sir
,O00 prime kip do pers
I, ~ 10 !hlck 60 kIESEs BooTFEs srs
@SUVoAoa" priced do KrKs, nc,
1sors ,hoSs' uooTE:s. 500 misses morocco hte
10y ~ PAIR boys thick bootees, 800 DO kip DO
~ 81 80 kip 49,, do 300 do calf 20
soe calf do 800 do kidiadro
son YOUTH BOOTS. rocco busElEs
o o pr youths calf boots f5O do black blls, and
1900 do thick do e 9,1h nS Gs;. soo1rrs
: a a,n AkpTournH nRosERs 500 pr fancy bottles
! snc pr ooysiip broganS, 1000 kid & moroeeo
ipS9 DO thick do 1000 chilaren's resd" u.
s sooo youths do do fpO0chiIdTenfs goat "
~ do kip do fSn1 do coiored ''
o09 hoys and youths caIfd srx SHOES.
omoAfRs LACE BOOTS. 4aOn paiTs nIeHsi IaGe$@''
IN i'm morocco lace boots, chdIens Gum Shoes.
~ sooV eait do uATsANp CARS .
= eoo Id do 400 dog mems plush caps
1oQO kip do $40 . wool hats
BkND BOXES.
- M. s00yyood band boxes. =,
or the iberaI pat onase heretofore
We, We SSiicit Continuance of the same. yroY
sepo McCLALI Ems q kHU-ee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10

ok to your Coughs
10 al is.. as are Iaborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
ness, Farms in the Breast, Splitting Hood &C. we
would honestly recommend the OF Bentnger,s Com.
1t can be had at Messrs PAxTos & s
the Suspentiun Bridge, and at - s'' VI
ausel- yr:d Monroe street. Whes,i.,g.
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New Savings Bank Store,

sEw rA.,,laos.n lErrEEs AZ rnE oIn rosr orr,orl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-10
McGLALLENS a. KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS is
BOOTS And SHOES, MEMS And

BIG Re ID BOOT.
w Z are now ecevngfrom our Eastern Manuf,rtatlf
Estabnshments one OF the largest and hest rIEua
tuIe0assortmentof Boots and Shoes, ro Fail and Wlrh
wear ever offered in this any other market ThsyH
9een manufactured to order, according own ds
IONS, ana are intended expressly for retailing Too1
customers, and all others who may avor US Tis
"a we can oter an unusually large variety OF Roots n
,,noss, which we equal in quality OF materials I'D
to those Hannactu ed In this any oihE
tine United States Our stock will be found TO Coz
SYST ~ part OF the following sessonable goods:
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Saddlers Hardware.

od4U46IB HdIOWdT6.
AND cnGcH TRIMMING.
UST opened large assortment OF Sadder's Hard ware
ar Coach THINNING Coach ard Ls'tEer Varnish,
Buggy Bows, Hubhs, Spokes, Fellows, Carriage and Tire
BOIts Malleabe Irons, Patent and Enanelled Leather
and used by The trade which invite the at
iention OF the public. JOHN KSOTR,
Illal3 Old Stand los Main st.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-23
North-carolina Six Per Cent. State Stocks.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, N. c.,
September I2, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Sthis Office until 10 o'clock A. M Of the goth of
Der next for the purchase of hundred and thirty
sand dollars in Bonds running thirty These bonds
issued by the State of North Carolina for the
faith of the State all the stock held by the State said
Road and the dividends arising from said stock pledg
ed for their redemption.
Proposals will also be received, at the time for
purchase of hundred and ytaUO thousand dollars in
Bonds running years, issued by the authority
for the construction of the Weldon and CASTOR Railroad
and the of the navigation of the Neuse and
Tar rivers.
Both classes of Bonds by express enactment exempt
ed from taxation for purpose.
They will bear date the first day of July, 1854 and will
have coupons attached for the interest per
aunun payable the first days of January and July erch
Bank Of the Republic. in the Gity of New york; unless
where the purchaser prefers to have them payable at the
Treasury of North Carolina.
They will be issued in of thousand doloars
each.
Parties bidding will please address their endorsed
"Proposals for North GIrolinG Soct"-to the under
signed at Raleigh, N. c. and will distinguish in their bids
the particular class of Bonds for which they bid. They
will also state at what point and what kind Of funds they
The bids Will be opened at 10 O'Clock A. the both
of October in the of the Governor the Sec
rotary and Comptroller of State, and of g. w. Mordeca
President of the Bank of the State of North Carolina
The undersigned the right of accepting such bids
whole or In part may be deemed most advantageous
to the State.
Successful bidders will be required as soon as informed
of their with theaccrued from the first of
July last to the credit the Treasurer of the State North
Republic New Yorthe Bank of the State of North Car
elina-or the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Documents showing the great resources of the State
and the small amount of her Indebtedness may be had
at this office, application Messrs. Brown and De-
49, D. W. COURTS.
Da.h IT, MI Z;no:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-23

"PEAcEl PEACE! WHEN THERE is NO PEACE. Let
as hare peace. We can heartily second the wish OF
our contemporary of the Baltimore American, that
the country possessed some statesman, elevated In
patriotism and commanding in influence, whose voice
could be heard throughout the land rallying to his
aid the conservative majority of all sections, and bid
ding Northern fanaticism and Southern ultraism,
Freeso aggression and pro-Savery agitation, alike
be STILL We are tired of this everlasting commotion
about negrosm the Southern people are tired of it,
and they want peace and quiet if it can be obtained
without the sacrifice of their inalienable rights
Richmond Wing.
We have placed, as q fit heading to the above eX-
tract the memorable words of Patrick Henry, when
the peace party of the revolution were seeking to
palliate and avoid the alternative which English ag
erosion was forcing upon the colonies. 1t would
really SEEM from the remarks of the Whig that the
South had been hitherto demanding something else
besides peace. But when has she ever sought more?
When has she aimed at depriving the North of
full equality in all the advantages of the Union
What is so falsely trumpctted slave agg ession"
is nothing than the effort of the South to pro-
gross in wealth and power equally with the North,
maintain her just weight in the councils of the ma
ton against the schemes of abolition, and to gather,
by fair means sufficient strength to protect herself
i'm the Union possible, and out of the Union, if
necessary.
The Wing wishes for some statesman, whose in
1uence would be able to control the conflict of par
ties and give tranquility to the country. 1t is hope
less and futile wish. If the united influence of Cal
houn, Clay and Webster, was insufficient for these
things at earlier stage of the controversy who can
hope that migbtier men will arise to stay it now?
The man who can, in the present aspect ofNorthern
politics. discover any symptom of peace, reads the
stars with clearer eyes, and more hopeful heart,
than we are favored with. Every convention which
sits, every move taken, betokens agitation in
virulent form. Does not the Wing this? Is
not the party to which it has been so long and zeal
ously attached, gone over to the enemies of the
South? The cry for peace, therefore, is little
suited to the times and emergencies it is without
chance of success. The South has not obtained
it thus far with all her eloquent peadings for JUS
tice and the safety of the Union. And she will
never obtain it by such means The only, peace
she will ever have viii be won by her own vigilance
aid firmness.
Charleston Mercury
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-23

RATRER Spicy. A lady of San Francisco, being
invited to send in toast to be read at the anniver
sary of the landing the Pilgrim Fathers, furnished
the following. 1t is spicy enough to flavor half a
dozen anniversary dinners:
"The Pilgrim Fathers forsooth What had they
to endure in comparison with the Pilgrim Mothers?
1t is true they had hunger, and cold and Sickness
and danger-foes without and foes within. But the
unfortunate Pilgrim Mothersl they had not only all
these to endure, but they had the Pilgrim Fathers
also; and yet their never mentioned.
who ever heard of the Pilgrim Mothers? Who
er gave dinner in honor of them? Who
writes songs, drink toasts and makes speeches in
recollection of them? This selEsufficiency the
part of the men is beyond endurance One would
actually suppose that New England was colonized
by men, and posterity provided for by special act
of Providence! Only Mrs. Hemans has volunteered
to nsinuate that there a woman in the
case-that the Mayfower ever brought anything
but men across the Atlantic I assure you my dear
friends that perfectly disgusted with the self
conceit of the men. They appropriate everything
to themselves-even the settlement of a colony, and
the peoplng of a whole continent. l did hope there
was one prerogative they would leave to woman.
We have submitted quietly to their inventions in
superceding US in many things; but will not
tamely submit to be deprived of this privilege;
will not ourselves be deluded into the belief that
New England was settled and peopled entirely by
Pilgrim Fathers How could they have been Faith
ers if there had been Mothers? And I hope,
dear Captain, that have succeeded in convincin
you that you will be lending yourself to an act of
injustice towards if you not propose for your
toast, "The Pilgrim Mothers"