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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

NJ The most confirmed cases OF the most dis
ressing diseases, often arise from indigestion.
All of us, moro or less, are troubled with this
annoying SYMPTOM still as il is a general thing /,
we do not attempt to medicetc until some thing
serious interyenes. We would as public mon
iior warn all our readers against the sin of ne
glect, and ut the same tmo rec on,mend TO their
notice DIR. Hollands German Bit,ers, the origi-
nal preparation as prepared by DIR. G. NJ. Jack
son, No. 1870, Arch street, Philadelphia. We
have seen cures effected through its influence
Scott,S Weekly Paper.
See advertisements 7-pt
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House and Lot for Sale.

10y virtue of Decree rendered at the Spring
Term, 1880, of the Circuit Court Of MonongaIia
county, in the case of Hynson Smith, plaintiff,
and Hosea NJ. Wade defendant, shall,
On tie 4M Monday IN August mcrt,
on the public ground before the Courthouse in
Mo rgantowh, soil to tie highest bidder at Pub
lie Auction,
A certain House and Lot, situate
near tho mouth of Wade's Run, in said county,
containing acre, roods aid 80 Pcrchos.
The terms of sale are ms follows, to wit; For
$l16. OO-payablo on the 10th November, 1880 ;
For S62.00l-payable on 10th November, 1886 ;
For $4,000 payable on 10th November, 1857 -
and the residue payable on tho 10th November,
1893. The purchaser will be required to execute
bonds with good security for the payment of the
purchase money. Title believed to be good.
W.T.. WILEY, Commissioner.
July ii, 1866. dts
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RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER.
GO south street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
Apples,-4In good demands So to So per Dbl.
Buttcr,--Wc quote western at 10 TO 10 cts; com
mon roll 10 to Ia; glades, 10 to Is good 16aS.
Receipts light and market active.
iseeswax ,--sales at 90 cents per pound.
Bacon, Market active and prices steady. Wo
quote shoulders at 9a91f cts; sides, iOalOS |;
hams, plain, 12ai3; fancy, i3ai5.
Beans, Sales at SO per bushe.
Country soap,--We quote at CAT cts Der III.
Cattle The ifering on Thursday last was ~
bout 700 head, all of which were sold at S4a
sSa,oiH on the hooi, equal to SSa9, 80 nott.--
The market vas very heavy.
Corn 1--WE quote yellow at 96aoS cts; white.
lOOalO4 cts. Receipts light, demand moderate. .
Clover seed ,--old, S7a7,25 per bushol new,
$7,25a7,75.
Dried Fruit Apples paired Si,12a1 81 -
onpafed; eIa!9 cts. Peaches pared, S3aSi;
Deerskins, .-Saes at 16 to 90 cts.
Flour ,--Wo quote city mills at SO ,50aS, 62L -
Howard st. at IS, G2a8,75. Receipts continue
very light and the demand is moderate, but
tho market is more steady.
sFlaSsoed ,--sales at 81 ,boa1 so per bushol.
urs,--Salos of Rabbit at lag cts. n ed Fox go,
I6 Muskrat, 6aSj Mink, 75aS7j Coon and Grey
Box, l5a2O; otter, Sia3.
Ginseng,--No demand, quoted aominally nj | &c
fIogs, --Motkot active, with sales at $SaS 90,
Lard, I'm barrels la12 cts.; in kegs l2al3
ats,-@Maryland oats 35ai0 cts.; pennsylyania
10ai5 cts. per bushol.
ye,--Maryand sells ut I00ali0 cts; pcnn,a.
1lOal20 cts. per blshcl.
Snakc~root, Seneca is in demand at dba50 cts.
railo@, --Salos at Hale cts. per pound.
Wool ,--Unwashod at 1Sai9 cts, washed 2sa3o.
Wheat, we quote Inferior TO good reds 81 80
al,70; good TO prime i70a1S0; inferior to good
white, 81 ,6Oai 80; good to prime, 81 ,SOst 80.
Receipts are large and with and active demand
prices have improved,
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land,
IN PRESTON COUNTY.

Eliza C. L'1'0F' ct al P'a' Of p1' pss9ss
Ferguson jenkins, ct al, Dots. Of the Circuit
John Hanway's Ex'Cr, Court ofPreston
VS.. County rende I'd
Ferguson Jenkins; } in these Causes,
the undersigned, as Commissioner named in said
Decree, will sell, at the front door Of tho Court
House in Kingwo6d. ~
On Thursd ay the 18th day Of August, 1855;
(being the fist day Of the Circuit Court, three
several Tracts Of Land, lying in said county,
on the waters of Upper Sandy; one tract con
tanning l2j acros,-onc other tract Containing
l55 acres, and the remaining tract containing
81 acres. ...
shall sell the first named tract first, las direct
cd by said Decree, which tract is described in a
deed from John Tanway aud wife and G. r. C..
Allen and wife, to said jenkins, dated Slh Sep
TENDER, 1919, on credit of 8, and . months,
taking bond with good security from the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day Of sale, for the
purchase money. The remaining two tracts wi
be sold on the same terms.
The titles of said Tracts or Land are cohsid.
cred good, butt selling ds Commissioner, shall
only soil such title as | am authorized by virtue
of said decree. JOHN p. BYRNE,
July 7, 1900. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
CAMP MEETING.

A CAMp-MEETING win be held for Blocks.
IA vile Circuit, on tho lands of Mr.. prrrs
hhhNs, near West Warren, Mohongalia county.
virginia, commencing August 30.
we earnestly invite Ministers and members
Of surrounding charges to come and unito win
us, in worshppng God fow dsys in ii,o loafy
grove. JOHN NJ. POWELL.
Biaeksyllo, August 8, 1859,
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-EItiOtts Monster Balloon. Ell
lott has constructed, at ST. Lcuis Il
monster balloon, which is said to he the
largest ono in the county. On tho 18th
of August he will start from that place
on his aerial voyage On horseback.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
CHEAT NECK, August |, 1855.

CHEAT NECK, August |, 1855.
Mr.. Editor MIR. JOHN RUDE, will be
voted for Tor Justice of the Peace in this Dis
trict, to supply the place of Seth Stafford.
resigned. MIR. Rude served for many years
as Justice OF the Peace, under the old Con-
stilution, to the satisfaction Of the people of
the District, and we are determined TO vote
for him again. MANY VOTERS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
philadelphia journal of Homeopathy,

Edited by William A. Gardner, NJ. D., s.
Alvin L. Small, M. d., and published by
Messrs. Rademacher s. Sheek, Philadelphia.
The July number has been sent us; it con.
tains a number Of ably written articles in
defence of the Homeopathic System of Med.
icne, its law OF cure, &c. 1t is neat pub
lIcation, and contains much matter OF inter.
est 10 the friends of Homeopathy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

Notes on the bank at Fairmont, Va,
altered from S5's To SOS are in circuia-
ton. The bank neverissued a $40 note.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

We call attention TO the sunloined Anu
American. Platform of the German Anli.as'
ISOLATION located a, Richmond. Let an a.
msrcan read and then say, with this danger
GUS political element lowering DER us, that
there is no necessity for an American party,
I've will believe him to be either luna
tic, or certainly a traitor to his country.
TI.AMERICAN PLATFORM
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KHaerHnas for sale.


FHNllE subscriber will soil, at Private Sale, tho
Il following valuable Property, viz:
. n Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate on the pike leading from Morgantown to
Fairmont, half milo above Laurel Point Steam
Mill. About 100 acres arc cleared, and under
good fences. The tract is well watorcd. and
contains an abundance Of coal, with some limo.
stone. Tho buildings arc, dwelling house,
frame and Iogj Barn and outbuildngs Also,
a Farm OF l55 Acres.
on Dig Indian Creek, 10 miles from Morgantcwn
with Il comfortable house and stable, n good
orchard, and cScelleh, meadows. Further par.
ticulars are deemed unnecessary, as no onc will
purchase without viewing the premises.
Terms, gao per acre, for the FIRST tract, and
for the second, in payments, S25.
For a view Of tho premises, call OF Thomas
b. Fctty, living on the first described Farm, OF
JOHN fErrY, Near Laurel Point,
June 30, 1866. i-2m
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DSED.

On Thursday the I'd inst, near Gainesville,
Preston county, Va, SAMUEL, son of Andrew
Springer, aged about Id years.
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Virginia TESTIMONY:

DR.. 7. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va, FctEbaty
9, 1902, said " am entirely out oftbo Herman
Bittors. They have become all the Faye. No
thing else sols.n
The Tgsru LEGION, published at Woodstock,
Va, said, Jan. l0th, 1850: GA Great Medicine
We have uniformly RETAINED from recommend
ing to tho public any Of the various patent med
iciiica OF the day, unless thoroughly convinced
| Of their value. Among those wo CONSIDER wot {:
thy OF notice, is tho German Biters, Invented by
Dr.. Iloonand, and prepared by Dr. Jackson, ii
Philadelphia. One instance, IN particular, in
which the superior virtues Of this medic ne have
| been tested, has fallen under OUT ohscrYaion.--
| During tho last surpmcr, con Of Mr.. Abfnm
| Cyabill, Of this county, was very seriously 81
| cctod with Liver Complaint, and after trying in
| vain various remedies, ho purchased . bottle of
| tho Bitors, and onst Using IL, was so much rc.
| lioYed his distressing malody, that he pfocur-
| cd another bottle, and is NOW restored entirely
| TO health.
| They arc entirely vegetable. free from ~ in
| jnriods iner cdients, always strengthen the sysa
| ten and never PROSTATE il.
| For sale Wholesale by Drdggisfs in all the
principal cities and At retail Ivy apoIeca rics and
stofokcepers In every TO wn 10 tho listed ststesi
| september D, 1904, inir&mosiy
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Through Lime.

Connection between the National Road
and Baltimore q Ohio Rail Road.
TNNllE undersigned is now running line of Sta
Il gcs, forming connection between the Ma
tonai Road, at Uniontown, Pa, and (by way of
MorgantOwn) the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at Fairmont, Va. The Coaches will make trips,
Daily between FairmOnt and Morgantown, and
Tri.Weekly from Uniontown to Morgantown,
as follows LEAVE Uniontown every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and arrive at Morgan
town about O'Clock leave Morgantown for
FaIrmont every morning, Sundays excepted
Returning, leave Fairmont daily for Morgan
town, thence for Unontown, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday; connecting, also, with
the Pittsburg boats at Brownsville whore pas
sengers may desire it.
:. Timely connections made with Trains going
East and West, at Farmont.
HAYES g. BRIGHT.
Morgantown, August 4, 1886. It
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

W There VIII DC q
Meeting of the American Party at
Smiths School House in this county,
on SATURDAY, the 25th inst.
Several speakers will be in attend
ance to advocate the Platform princi-
pies Of the American party.
Democrats, Wings and Americans,
come and hear what are the aims and
purposes of the Americans.
AUGUST II. 1855.
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Bargains! Bargains!
\. + EDER l. EIGHT & &C

rsNHE undersigned, in order TO make room for
Il large and splendid assortment of Fall and
Winter Rcady-Made Clothing, offers his entire
stock Of SUMMER GOODS, consisting in
part of ....
Goats, Vests and Pants,
TO the public, 90 per cent belo,C The original cost
Price! Those in want of Summer Clothing arc
invited to give me call and examine for them
selves. ID. II. SIINE.
Morgantown, July Ii, 1856. 3-5t
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CELEBRATED GERMAN elTTERS.

German Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch e.,
bne door below Sixth, Phiadel ahd.
Their power over tho above disease is not OK
ccilcd, if eqballcdj BY any other preparation ia
the United Statct, IS tib cures attest, IN many
cases after skilhl physicians had failed.
These Bittrts are worthy the attention Of Inva
lids. Possessing great virtues in the rcCtifcatiof
Of the liver and lesser glands, exercising The
| most sedrCbinG power IN weakness and affections
of tho digestive organs, th6y dte withal safe,
Ger Lain and pleasant.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

Tie TmPer8T FOEny OF ItOssIa : Haldee !: a
Romance, Part vii,-Notes on Canada and
the Northwest States Of America, part v.
Letter 10 Ensebius; Once upon time,
part ii-Modern Light Literature Theol-
ogy--Vernier-The Story of the campaign,
Written in Tent in the Crimea-Two
years Of the Condemned Cabmet-Ad-
mnistrative Relore; the civil service.
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Marble and Stone CUTTING,

BURR p. MARSTELLER,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Il y public that he has Just received from Bal
umoro, and intends keeping constantly on hand
an assortment Of
AMERICAN e. ITALIAN MARBLE,
which will enabled him to fill promptly orders for
MONUMENTS, HEAD b. FOOT STONES,
Tablets, ManiIc Pieces, &c.
in style of art not surpassed in this section of
the country. He will also execute all orders
for building work in country stone.
ID" Shop at the old stand, head orFront street,
and stock will also DO on hand at the Shop of
}. NJ. Adams, on Front street, opposite the
Printing Office.
ID Orders solicited and filed at a reduction
OF 20 per cent. on prices heretofore.
b. p. MARSTELLER.
Morgantown, August IL, lS53-3m. ... .
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Abolition Of paths upon the Bible.
The supporting of the SLAVE ENlANCI.
PATTON exer,ions Of Cassius Nj. Clay by
Congressional laws. Abolition of the Chris.
ian system of punishment, and the intro
duc,on Of the human ameloration system
Abolition of capital punishment.
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From The Amsrieaa organ
from Mc Ameficdn Organ.
DisuniOei Detected nnd SebuIScd.
Glorious News from the
Americans of Ohio.

We We're always satisfied that our Ohio
friends could not DO led blindIolded into the
disuuion designs Of the Abolilionsts by any
hostility to the Nebraska bill, or any other
law of Congress. We publish the proof
that they have detected the diabolical de-
signs of Wilson and Chase. In vain was the
net spread in ,heir sight. They could not
be driven into it by the whoopins Giddings
They are not to be sold by the ambitious
Ford, and delivered, like SO many head Of
llessians, to fight against the glorious Union
We tender them our congra,ula,ion and
applause. We admire the impartiali,y with
which they denounce the Democratic and
Abolition Convention, "for having failed TO
recognise or avow principles which the A.
mericans deem essential To the welfare of the
Republic" We admire the acu,eness with
which they perceive that the pledge TO multi
iy the laws of the Union is totally incompat,
IDLE with their opposition to the policy and
measures of the government.
We commend to our brethren at the South
this new proof that the American Party is
drawer and sounder upon this question than
any other. Knowing there can be no fra
teruitv without sc tllement OF the only
question Of disturbance, they will struggle
and we trust struggle successfully-to set
tie that question on the basis of absolute sec.
tional non intervention.
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Blackwood's Magazine,

American edition, For July, has been re-
ceived from the publishers, Leonard Scott 4
Co, New, York. The contents are, as usual,
very interesting. consisting of the following
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lANrI.AMERICAN PLATFORM.
We demand -

/. Universal suffrage. .. The election Of
all officers by the people. 3. The abolition
of tho Presidency. a. The abolition of SEN
ates. s. The RICH, of the people to recall
their Representatives cashier them) a! their
pleasure. 6. The right of the people to
change the Constitution when they like
7. All law suits to be conducted without ex.
peuse. "A department of the Government
90 be set up for the protection of emigration.
A reduced term for acquiring citizenship
Abolition Of all neutrality. Intervention in
favor of every people struggling for liberty.
Abolition of laws for the observance of
the Sabbath abolition of prayers in Con-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
Liver Complaint,
sstsssdice, DyspeDsiN, Ehrc5
&c or .SSyCOsxS Rse5SsssH,

isEAsE df ttiE KIDNEYS, and ali Diseases aris
ing from Dsordercd Liver or Stomach, such
qs Constipation, Inward Plbs, FUlluoss, o.
Blood to the Head, ACdity OF tho St. .nacl
Naused, Heartburn DIsbIist FOR Food ,Eumcs
Or weight In tile Stomach, Sotr EruCtrticns
Sinking, Or Flutcting at the Pit Of tho Stom-
och, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and DIFF
fcult Breathing, Fluuering al the Hcart, Chouk-
ing Or Sufocaons when in lying posture ,
Dimnoss OF Vision, Dots or webs before I'D
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Dcf-
cheney Of Precipitation, Yollowness orthc skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Chest; Limbs /,
&c, Sudden fIushes Of Heat. Burning in tho
Flesh, Constant maginngs OF Evil, and crcat
Depression Of Spirits, cah bo c'fCc tttaly cured
by DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
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THE MARRIED NvOMAN;S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEA

. .'. BY DR.. a. NJ. MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredh Edition 1000, O0O) Is mo. PIP. $50
- On fine paper, extra biuding, Sl.00.
A standard work of established reputation,
found classed in the catalogues ofthe great trade
sales in New DIRK, Philadelphia, and other cit
les, and sold by the principal booksellers in the
United States. It was first published in 1917,
since which time
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MARKET REPORTS.
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending August 9Th. 1855.

CORRECTED WEEKLY Fok THIS PAPER Az
RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER,
GO south street, Tsowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
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what the Doctor has TO Say
49,
MnArtnE fnlNRs ABOUT. p9 nlss.


cetainlyl Se should rsally llkslio know, 'Rbs
Doctor ought 10 know about HEM and 1.-The doe
not, who l0esl Do tell u.
We'll, tllsn, baby Is e coqmoh noun tts
tsecond OF thitl) petson lspgglat (ots nluEall
number masculine or lsninins gendeti (as ut
case may bs,) and agrees With nobody but III
mother,
The Doctor proposes 10 enlarge somewhat uPor
this, and give The results Of lhis experience, "
hes generally loU9Il a baby 10 pe small lf[egg'
lat and yceellhglyrelbo body, dlSlslUls into bes4
trunk and eSltentiies, and possessed, a yelI
early DEE, 81 remarkable faculty fot crying alolt
and belonging accotdlHg 10 llalutnliss, 10 the gt'
nus boms, as los Geen satisfactorily ptoSeJln ieS
instances by Essults after maturity.
| One would naturally suppose thal TINS cleaE ue'
scllntiou would be sufficient 10 July eslesb illt
exact character Of this class Of attmal Qhsy ceF'
taipy belong 10 The order OF anmattd nalpFel u og
a potion Of our face, usually known as gEan9i'
mOters, ATE always disposed 70 Insist that lhste 7
really great difference in babies It's difficult
10 say In what way they make out This ncs DIS
iRctoO, III Il really does EXIST but probably oM'
Ing to tlleit wearing Spectaoles' M
The Doctor has never yet been aOle 10 satsli
himself upon ssublsci, but lie proposes 70 quail
NY himself will, an Onera,gass, anu, on lhe IeS
occasion that oflsrs enter into minute exsmina
ton, foit the purpose VI settling This question, so
important IN nolutsI science.
On examination Of these lll'le subjects
II Is found that they all have heart which pull
safes from very early period OF tlIeiF existence
and allhoughit is usually broken o number 0
times before maturity, (esp4ciaIlyin the gentIe
scx,l yei II somehow patches itself w 50 as 70 %
on Of toerabIy regular tote, to the close Of HE
This should not bs mistaken lot tlat principle
which Is often spoken OF under The same name o.
qualification Of the character and Of which, tllt
eteat portion VI tile human race ore entirely de
hoient,
Bibles are also possessed OF an organ OF must
which plays number Of tunes, and although It's
noles NIe not at first usually ..tegarded rs very
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-28

How Tux LAWYERS DlPFER,--The following an.
neCdOle Uf n legal gentleman IN Missouri, was
complied moiy years ago from q newspaper Of That
Stale. There Is Eacy freshness about II lhit Is
quite delightful;
Being once opposed 10 Mr.. s., O brother
lawyer, then lntely member Of Congress, he IT,
marked as follows 10 The Jury, about some point Of
disagreement between lhelh,
"tlete my Brothers and differ materially.
Now this, after oil, iSvelY natural. Men seldom
see things In The snme lights aud they mny disc.
gree IN The principles II the law, and that too,
very honestly; while, nj the sane time, neither,
perhaps, cau conceive any earthly reason why they
should, Aud this Is merely because they look al
different slAes Of The subject, aNll do mol view Il
In all lis bearings.
"Now let us suppose, for the sake OF illustra.
lion, thai n man should come into this room, and
boldly assert that my Irolher SIS head (llere hs
laid his hand very familiarity upon The large clue.
kle head Of his oppOuenl) is q squash, |, on the
other hand. should maintain. md perhaps with
equal confidence, that Il was head. Now there
would be The diGetence--yf opinion, We might
argue I'LL doOnlsdny, alhl never Ogtee. You often
see med arguing upon subjects Just S empty and
triling os this, But Third person coming In and
looking OF the neck AMI shoulders that support It,
would say OIL once that had reason on my side
fot lit was not head, Il at least occupied The
place Of oHe-it stood where head ought 10
be |"
All this YVES uttered in The grayest and most
solemn manner Imaginable, aud The effect was
lfiesiytlbly lelcious.
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BEAUTIFUL ExrRAor.-rhe following beautiful
paragraph we extract from Tie lIuulnurette adj
ltess, delivered before The graduating class of Rut.
gers College, by Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen,
and commend it to The peTusul Of The youns'
"lseEolvs 10 d. something useful, honorable,
tuHful, and do It heartily. Rcpel the thought
that yoll can, and Therefore you naY, live above
work and without il. Among the most pitable
objects Ia society, Is the man whose mud has moi
been trained by Tue discipline Of educulion-who
has learned how to think, md The value Of his i'm.
mortal powers, and with all these noble faculties
cultivated and prepared for an honorable activity,
ienobly sits down To do nothing with no iRhu.
ence over the public nind-with no interest IN the
concerns OF his country OF even his neiShbotlOod
TO be regarded as dtone, without object OF
character, with no hand 10 tit, and no effort 10 put
forth to help The tight hand or defeat Tho wtong.
Who eau think with any calmness OF such mis-.
etabIe careetl And however il may be with you
IN active enterprise, never permit Jour influence
10 20 into hostility 10 The cause Of truth aud virtue.
So live, that with The Christian poet you may
irutllfully say that
ar your country stanh not by your tkill,
Al leaht your lollies have not Wrought her all,"