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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
Marsh & wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
BOOTH AND SHOES.
'TlHE Oh STAND NJ J. H. MARSH.
No. 35 Monroe street,

WHOLESALE ANn RETAIL DEALERS IN
-s BOOTS AND SHOES.
L'T1ItE o.D RTANnOE !. H. MARsm.l
NO. 35 Monroe street,
WHEELING, W..
NEXT DOOR TO 0REEW, orr GHn Cors1
Nv are now ecci wing from eastern ma uuacuers
ono OF tie largest aud best assOrnlents OF hOolS
and shoes or Fan and Winter offered in thiS
nL;kcl They having 1eeM selected with great care, aud
nalufactu cd 10 order, according 10 our own dTeciiOns
6y Inc net work sea IL tue east expressly for this ,ade
either Whole retail, with variety of Fall ana win
CITY, either N style quality nae.a durability ar
wo Enh'sh'p' WHEELER made in this city VI sIy Other
country
Cur stock consists in lat ofthe following articles:
MEMS nDCTs.
80 pairs hest calf bootsi
e e 5sa35E;s :, ., 49,.
MEMS BRuGANS.
800 pairs best Calf bIOganS;
So So $ $ III ,,,,: .,,...
BoY's AND YUU1Hs HKOGANs,
Gn0 pairs boys thick bogaIA;
Is Is youths 81 S H.,
BOY'S BOOTS,
$40 pairs boys thick boots;
@05 s san :
100 pairs youths Cali boots,
70 20 lick Tx
woMEN'S WEAR.
800 pairs womcm's lace boots,
800 morocco NOR boots.
wOMEN'S CATERS.
2j0 pairs womcn's CATERS, al! Coiorsj
$40 walking shocs
go morocco buskinsi
200 Jenny LindSi
900 slippers.
MISSES ROOTS.
$50 morocco boots;
80 CATER
1nO calf
CIILpREA's noorS.
coo Chllen'S fancy boots;
1'ti0 kid aud morocco
500 I.en's: wOnen's and misses gum shoes o,
Also, great variety not here enumerated which we
w sell either whOuAae or retail, the most IeasOLa.
Merchants will find il to their decided advantage 10 call
ana examine our stock before making their Fall aud win
Ter purchases. avg MARSH d WAYMIN
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GOING SOTYrl

OHduSt OF Tine.
aud after Tuesday, August = 1876, until further
" lice, Ilaims will Im follows, Sundays except.
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pOY'S calf boots;
ID do KipbOots;
do calf oxford Ties;
do bTUgsrs;
Boys bootsand shoes every kind description;
Also chi!diens Shoes, Gaers, &c, of all sorts and
want in my line Don't forget 1873 Main reet, Wheeling
s-cOuntry merchants sorting up foi cash viii do
well i.n
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New Arrangement.
5andusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILROAD.
Change of Time,

IN izssa Ezfs5 s5;:a ~ M E1eSs
TFSSS5 On S;s5555sS Ste55sS ~ g s=ssa
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NeeD Stock of Boots and Shoe, at
N. d. DORSEY,E
"Oak Rall.''

No 1913 Main ST. 4 doors 6e!o,r Union 81. y
III AVtNG returned f:Gm the manufacturing Establish
IL Hents OF the Fast will stock OF boots aud Shoes,
GCmp,iSn all the varied styles The preen: ap
preaching season of 1889, would resi- ectIliy inl lie
anu all TO tal and examine my stock, confident
that can suit all and every body DIVIDED gOoJ pretty
anu h.ar sOudS will DO t. intend keep best quail
ty OF goods III my line, and will sell cheap imOt cheap
er than they can be bought elsewhere. Tall and examine
my goods and II they dont please, charge will be made
Tor examining.
M EMS fine calf boots;
4A Fine Gaitcrs
Fine morocco boots;
Fine half welt
Fine Kip
Fine Congress
Eme eoi9. Gaitersi
cloth, dif'mt COLI
calf Congress
oXtO.d Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
AIDES fine black CATERS;
Fancy do do
Jenny tind SiPrersi
do Is;
Toilet Slippers
NJ lSSES Jenny LiRd Slippers;
ALA - Fine CATERS;
Kid boots;
morocco boots. '-
All of Which are OF the latest styles. ana
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New and Elegant.
EINHE undersigned bEgs leave INFORM his friends and
PATRONS aud The citizens OF Wheeling general y, thai
has Just received Ills spring and summer stock
CLOTHS, cASsIM#EES AMI vESTISCS,
which he is epared make TO oie at short nOtice,
tile and mos: approved 81! lie ond hest
J. Il. STALLMAN, Merchant TniiO-,
anti No. .. Washington Hall.
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20 Ubom II Hlap Tonfern.

NITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
" Upon the philosophy Of Advertising and the best prsen
cal MOE of carving system, v,u-oe nforralpo
NAV be had at ". fALmERS Advefdpg Agency tnuipe
Buildings, New York. q.
NULL ASSORTMENTS.-Itis important, tnls
spring to let the people OF tue c,untfJ knos wnee to
be tsd fol- ss'or'm-n Of n~T'P1p-Is
NAV be found Of all sections the orty thrpnsh "hc
10 siye the information atv PALMER3 Advertising ana
sub.erp'ion Agercy. Tribune Bolooss View YORK.
VTNO IRON MASTEkS.-The Iron Masters OF
PenDsyvsui. and the n.sboonos States are insied 70
sssembie In CONTENTION at the Roods the bosd OF
Trade In Pbilsdelphis on TUESDAY, Msrcb 1890, 70
ADOPT each necessary u prevents fer
renee Of tbo.e periodcJ disasters Imminent 70 ~heh
this has unfortunately become ,oe A. N loeV
liable reut Of the present Revenue policy Of the General Gov
eminent.
being desirable lay before the Convention accursts sta
tstes Of magnitude Of the ion Interest 70 &C.
veopmett since the Census Of 1877 tie Iron MASTERS who
have not rceived circulars will please forward 70 tho ando
signed the o. tboh Works style
Of firm address full descfpton Of WOts, their cto.cry
Whether wort stopped the l.s year where the roo
found market what fuel u.ed. and other snfoffaoa
TO further tho views Of the Committee
CHARLES w FISHER, Se.retnv,
No III North Water st. Philadelphia
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professional Notices.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH-Dr. ]
ALLEN late Professor in the Oso College Of Dental Sur
gery rites attention bis improved method Of consracnS
ARTIFICIAL DENTCRES, which combines the following
ADVANTAGES:
lat there erevices for the Judgment OF food
TO yate saliva infect the breath not the slight
est moisture can get between the teeth AID psts
d. Artihcisl Gum which hrrn and ndestruotbie
the teeth ared high heat box seen and around hou
which untes them firmly TO eseb other and TO bs aA
upon heh they set This gum mpar. 70 the eta CO
peculiar and leks appearance which Character
hes the natural organs
81 Great sIe1 sh Is obtained By thus unns che fsssh
Gum and Plate nd ordinary force in msssstns can orssa
4h clear and distinct articulation OF speech . restored
Th important change effected having the inside OF the
teeth and Of natur. fern To this form the toos1es
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue 20
der prevents the Kissing mufsd sounds 10 speshY~
snsins often observed IN persons werio srthes Fl 10.
9Th The natural form and preston OF the mouth 80
be restored where they have becons
This BY Of additional attachments 10 me ns0S
- 70 bring out sunken portions and ustss chem In tneI
proper position They essered With tN soose a.os
pound, and become component oasS o. tns
and when rightly formed, cannot be dsscu oy 'ne
server This method Of restoring tho cScek 70 ns onSh
fane and slso tie natural form and dPreeon o. 'e eIs
sns lps has been well tested hsvia 'eeo msn' ysissy
ofSPhooUaphie and Ossasneotyps hsenosses III. -
been taken Of persons whost thbimproseneot
IT, be at hs ONCE showing the sresi nov
vestns denturss constructed upon THE prrPs w 49,
public are invited call and exsmae rs,n,Sa ~
specimens Of bis improved style OF vorf "
eth The plate us.ay employed for ns -o ss
the purity Of which prevents even tsis s~ssm .mSr.s..
pies.sn s..s zoe 1.,ur,s wteh readily sppssei
.ted By those wearing srtineA METHOD saas,o.s -
With ,sr.nes TO q. Ts, as 1a.s. O.ns. ,.so,
sites Of the UniOs. sed peIszLLEN Es = es"t-S x
'ssf' si.ls: m. p.npAl seai.aias fss 'slsa- -.
fnosf p~idl spelicstioa
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Dauer Uarchonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co., No. 80 Beekmaas -. efss for ale % the
low
Wrtns Papers Ensish, French and Amenssa-
News Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities
Book Paper all sizes. weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy and white Of the bes quality
Hanging Paper, white and eoiofsd different widtAA-
HstterS Paper thin, and Of the best quality
Cloth Paper EY4o and frf3
English Hardware Paper large .ssortmea juSt strvsl.
Bheathins Paper. Of the best quality
Wrapping Pager Straw. Rag and Manila.
Tea Paper. Of different sises.
Tar Ro<6ns P.per uifable for roofs IN roIia
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Removals

DEMOyAL.--The undersigned, now reinstated
III at the old location No Isl Broadway will in tns erer
else Of dgment In the " ersles Of the trade en-
deavo to elicit Of the favors Of his numerous
patrons under positive determination TO sdhne stneJ 20
Cash Sales such moderate charges II 10 believed WI
prompt sdy scquesconce the terms consuns their
best interest WM. T. JENNINGS. Dnoer and Tailor
No. 81 Broadway, Sd door above the Aston House.
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Cost an6 found.

OST.-EIGHTEEN THOUSAND and FIVE
Il HUNpRED DOLLARS. 10 srHClE CEtcirCAfbS,
.sas1 BY Bsnt of Ameres 20 th ass cated osos -
mr.. Of each three o. 00esen aud nne OF t5o)
s,. Ios. on Thursd.y Feb Cert OF ne BsnE o TIE
CON monwesh his from The Ciesfns HONE 70 me
Bank - 49,. .....i...s p,,.s
,y osn be Of value il the Lands OF any pvae nd'aoA
or other poration $780,.
All persons r.qu.stsd stop any WIS may attempt
10 psss Cd either OF tbese Certifcaes n, =
suitable rev I'D will be psio for their return - ths Bank OF
A.. cs.mmn,ws,Ith GEORGE ELLIS, Cashier.
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Cut.erp anb Garbmare.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE rOoLS,
III Cut snA wrought Nails shev.is SAD Spaces
Anyls Wees Bellows. EnsliAh and Am WAGON BoIes'
Coil ana Trace Chains, Pumps and w atef ssms,
Hollow Wsre Iron, Steel. Brass ard Copper Wire,
Corn and Coffee Mills Guns and Pstols,
Sells and skstes. Locks, Lstches, Butte. screws,
Kniyes and Forks Pen and Pocket knives hsson
y sson, Shears. Iron Britannia and plated spoons
Genulne HARLEM OIL For sale ~
CHAS g. LITTLE. Nos ~ and 81 Fulton -
CCOTCH PIG IRON-llundred tuns No. l
asr.b.re ard 900 tuns mixed numbers best Pig Iron in
store aud landing for sse BY
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Dantina Ataoemieo.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
a. Ne sC5 Broadway opposite lth-'' Is nos op-a tof
n. reception of pup who commence At say ume IA
dies and Chiliren Wednesdays sIufs,s 81 snd
NJ; Gentlemen on Wednesdays rhurds's aud very otnf
r,id.y a, u p NJ Yscanf As,emh &c saturday Sven
z. for Ladies and Genil-mea Meahly sofees usutL
Ceu.r. days hoas and terms 81 Instruction can
he had AZ the Academy time or sill he sent oJ post
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furnitnre.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, for SALE
i ChTAP.-Mssnif;eLt fo.ew ood .nd ye ow dsmss Par
Tor furniture by Meets aud crimson pu.h Fgrh
ture Coru.s Vases Carpets Center Tables
Secretary fBcy Ornaments; also. rosewood Bed,eads.
Bureaus Wa.hssDds do. of mahogany aud bacs U,laut
Mattresses Chamber Sets 6as fixtures Kitchen Furn ure,
al. the housekeeping articles Apply immediately st No
$40 4th ay.
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Horses, Carriages, ST.

nor SALE-HORsE and HEAR5E, together
or separate noble grey Ho"-, strong. SOUND last
you cocto; ENDS ~ithsut hrchns IS 'e!y las
ard bandsone nth log tail sod mana tsh &c No 'f
DusneSt A better Horse cant Ne seem
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INSTRUCTION.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.
vi griIUTE-Ns fis &h-A-, % Wsshhsss.-s1uars,
CLARK vANNINo. Prasip.iA
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Hlarbinerp, ST..

CTFAM ENGINE for SALE.-A superior
- STEAM ENGINE Of IS horse poser made sns aa,,a'a
j.; besnfifnl st,le and know ihs southern belle
~. Pc ; nyre At The New.York Worlds Fair For sale
NOW nv GROVER BAKER X Co No. t05 Broadway
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rATHkw JoED.s Aoeuonees
DY JORDAN e. MOTION, Auctioneen snc
ID Comnissioa aerchssu. No $50 Broadway. tss Ss"
betve~e Frsns i'm ana Leonsrd sta
DAsIsL 7 MAcVARLAs. Aucef ~rv
FORECLOSURES SALE BY MACFARLAu1
L NEBRITT, Asessness,. mo Moss .t9.wm -
HoNpxY YeS IS las o. ocisct LoH Of 0rsssz e
The sssth ss e( iaS bsswssa "a ssd 81 sw .sA 49,
ols. hSssss Tsss VIII - asds knswa - ~ ~ = 49,
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COR SALE-The new MARBLE BUILDING
corner Of Brosd.U AID Chanbess Application to be
u .6e Ct tie Central Bank, No 60 chAmbenst
WALTER OAKLEY. Cashier
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6oiels.

EAGLE HOTEL-LODGTNcS- car,,.r,.,
II ear eS,., eI.s, spd ca No., ~, N"o.-uentieuict
~ ssS ~ Per week 1t the Rsss corner o. r.essoa -
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Tor SALE or to LEY-A modern built three.
L story brosr font HOURE in West l9th-st be-
tween 9Th and sth.ays Apply
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A " HEkWls, Anctl0oeof.
DY BANGS, BROTHER g. CO.-Trade Sale

~ hOous No ID PNt
sIxTY-FIRsT NsW-Y YORK TRADE SALE
TO be con nepced TUESDAY, March IS, 1850
Tho rent REGULAR TRADE SALE Of soots, stsrsosSps
Pistes Stationery &c will be held shove Tue GstAesse
iesdy ard oil DO found to embrace fau
from the /, "a ng poblLbsp Of this county
WFDaEsDAY EVFSlS0. reo 70, at Of oco;a
vALu.sLE Private LIBRARY -Comprisans Large Coaso
ton Of ct dice STANDARD Wots in Hsory 8osspay Vo'ss
and sseoas Lssture suhr cios msy
OF both Engsh aud Americas 10 ass
ana Substantial bindings &c veil worthy the sssesttos OF os<
lectoss TOR public .nd private hbrsriss
Catalogues viii be resdy on n onsay
PRIVATE SALE Com Dlete Set Of DckeoSs noo~s~s
Xorea In o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

EOR SALE at LESS than COST.-Two hand
i HOUSES three Dry basement aud countercslar
bib .toops sn6 tacouies Excellent neshbortood Eox 10
q 4lsst ADJOINING brown stone houses between Broadwsy
ard sih-sy with al modern IMPROVEMENTS Inquire on
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DAILROAD.CAR MANUFACTORY for SALE

h The entire pop,rty Of he GROVE CAR "oahs SIT
mated In the Cit, Hartford Gown hoDtDs Potter At
about Mill River about 400 feet sud shout 700
feet deep with ell the Bui dins' sDd aShse complete of
all descriptions OF Raosd Cars AID has the
capacity fifty Cars month wo large sm-9nt
Of L0abe and other malss or hand suitable
for Cas- ,
Tbese Worhs finely located idswser and with the
worn Of Railroads giving facility for deiTerng Can
any part OF the Union
For terus. apply ., their ofhee, or by ls't-r 20
CHARLEa WEBsrYR Prasden.
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TOR SALE on 9Th av.-An elegant and strictly
first eas. foutery brown .toae HOUSE sz- !sS1O all
The vay gp lot 10 Also corner HOUSE and LOT Is FEET
fro For par aud card Of admission sppy 70 RIOS
WILL c. PIFRCt Piue-s'. corner Br0zdssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

A FEW ROOMS to LET, with BOARD on "a
"A - - eseD. to families s.sIs psrse.s .. Ns .
DtseokseSe
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Tor SALE-The three-st0ry Basement ard
subc-'sr Brics hOU-E TIM med with oroFG .tone no
u rrvseur. Carpets Gssfttures flr sale dssrei
Az " the prem or OF 2. oERrlSE' No :. "aTen'
a. s-afrs from
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TOR SALE-A three-story brown stone front
4 pOT-SE with Basement sri c, inter- C.lsr No lo9
th third house Of srosGw4y north side hss
a the EN- mpr Of lot , fset 'r5n' ,nd
rsr b, inches deep house 81 feet Is hlt IN ne
msruer a.s been occupec ~ the owner or
the month. since hni'hed orr enough TO prove IN
cnirs on "a. premises Also STORE Hnd CELLAR 70 Let,
of sthsv and 3.ts, Possession be asd lnmei
.feIv Inrure - shove.
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,--.-.r % The Village OF tfll'irf'ou L Fi.a az -
80 ituC cry ~ ,aaoosi std rsiirosh day ne '
excellent ~ reEy al uic-i ilsA s'l-e onsoS
re-r1sress-rsse Er27 INN edi4ie.y &c l. RI AADsOA
{ q 81. q. NJ ~.
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.pe FARM OF So acres OF choice Lsnd Cinton. New
Jersey ses from NexHk. and near the residseSe Q,
Cspt Era Nye On the Farm. are large modem oan'
fw,uirs l.r.s Ban C.rAse house Grsnsy, Stables &c
&c al new AID the beet IL nIs
il pSef-d on OF The pleasant and healthy locsons 10
The sa,e II bir lees than hours ride OF New
vel us.ed end f-uc-d and ~ be- sold low for cesh rNt
of the purchase Ouey remain desired ~ per
S,,,i~n.s,. sunIv 10 " SPAFsORO. No ~ Wsls,
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EARM for SALE.-A pleasant COUNTRY

L. 4 X Vt Tor SALE.-A pIth'dHI NVt y NJ
RESIDENCE on Long Island With so acres Of Land 10
god cutyaier abundance of Fruit within fifteen miles OF
New the sorh Turn pike from Fuhins TIE bnd
mas aud good aud would be sold with - scs
If pe:errd TIE land could be divided TO sdssntss. having
some sood build ~ site. For particulars inquire OF " VAN
NOSIkAND No Is2 81 o.dsas. corner Of John.st
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NOR s.IEinJERsEY CITY.-six new brick
EOK SALE at BLOOMING GROVE, two

mile. from the station three hours from New. York.
FOUR ACRFs of hy-oulivsfed LAND. DWELLING,
BARN snd choice young Apple and Peach ORCHARD &c.
IN. Bio, uirg Church s opposite the house new
hessey within Eve minutes. walk The site for variety aud
htsuty scenery ursuro.s.ed in the Sse For further
quiie SAMUEL R. STRONG No 2l5 Duane
It on Friday and Saturday from y 70 r NJ or OF
" J. HOrCHKIS5
BLOOMING Grove, N. Y.
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1TNO LET-The Second Floor Of No. All Broad.
way, for man, ,ers osssPisd Piano Fssss WSe
occepi,d . ots fellow, Lodss Ako. the rroA sssa
&C The third floor lcns upcd ~ sSuerrsof ypst
ROE LOCKWOOD 4 son, No al BsssAvsy.
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4 OTIS to ItASE for term OF years, and on
Isec mn Sat.r Terms FORTY y DUR LOcS of GROUND,
M ale OF OH and h-ays ard 60th and 6lstss The Lots
s,- IN COZ dtou oT inmt diste upoy and VIII oe
ttd ioseh,r seTsst-y 1hs is believed TO DE "a opPY
urity .eda f,ird securing large Dunoer OF Lo 70
he cit, bs together. aud capable q benz In nedAoJ
i,lt IN For t.rrn other particulars srply to
FIELD A SIuYTE~, No 50 Broadway.
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NOR SALF-A pleasant COUNTRY PLACE

LDK SALf-a pltdeuut wv -
Al II acre. Of CgOICE LAND under his state OF eutl
vstiop situated p miles south Of lac City OF 90
the Hi.blsud Turnpike Old post road ieidins TO rsa
ard 10 the vicinity the country seats OF Nj Es"9rtn W.
JtTsud PROF .sor None. Mt Macy. &c The dwelling Is
snsre bc. cottage containing some eight rooms win c.
nrned 60 liar under all There are too barns on the pace
on. ust p.h.d for hor,es ard carriages aud sfmaoY ar
.rs.d The place sutuily shaded aud fntei also well
w..r.o by runnitg throulh the whole property r,ee
Of the place ~ 30 Apply to JAMES sEhoEASI hA
Fl. Aver AZ Pougtkeepsie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-04-13

The following beautiful paragraph
we extract from the Baulauette ad-
dress, delivered before the graduating
class of Rutgers College. by the Hon.
Theodore FreIinghuyson and CON-
mend II to the perusal Of the young:
"Resolvc to do something useful.
hone rable, dutiful, and do il heartily.
Repel the thought that you can. and
therefore you may, live above work
and withoutit. Among the most pitt.
able objects in society. is the man
whose mind has not been trained by
the discipline Of cducation--who has
learned how to think. and the val
ne Of immortal powers. and with
all these noble faculties cultivated and
prcpaicd for an honorable activity.
ignobly sits down 10 do nothing; with
no influence over the public mind
with no interests in the concerns Of
this country or even his neighborhood.
TO be rcsarued rs adrone, without
object or character. with no hand TO
liz. and no effort to put forth 10 help
the right hand or defeat the wrong
Who can t,link with any calmness suca
n miserable career? And how il may
be with you in active enterprise, never
permit your influence 10 20 into hos.
tility with the cause Of truth and vir-
tue. Solve. that with the Christian
poet you may truthfully say that
"Ifyour country stand not by your skin.
Atlcas, your folllo, have not wrought her fail. p"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-04-13

The Shelbyville Volunteer gives the
following as one Of Governor Wrights
remarks at the Hendricks festival:
The GoveIner then spoke Of the pol
ilics ofthe day, and administered
scathing rebuke TO those preteede6 low
ers of American liberty,-who skulk
through dark alleys at midnight 10
take their horrid oaths. and concoct
their schemes Of treason. II was said
that an opposition secret society was
being organized called the Sag NIGHTS.
He had no sympathy with them, any
entered his solemn protest against and
midnight conclaves Of the democratic
party. Let democrats beware Of all
such organizations, and denounce them
as they deserve.
Between the Governors approval OF
the prohibitory law, and his denuncia.
ton of the old line pet. the sag NIGHTS.
be may get himself into avery pretty
stew with his party. and we should
not be surprised IL the next State con-
vention should give him the go by"
as contomptuousiy as the last one. We
must accord him consistency in oppo-
sing secret societies among his own
party but he hopes to prevent old H.
ners doing or undoing, saying or un'
saying anything that will help then
to Office, he has been singularly negli
gent OF his opportunities for learning
their nature.-.Stote jour.