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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

QrThe Erlcsson, once The lIot ait shlp, but now
on Old fashioned steamer, made aaothet tlial tslp
down The bay, Of New York, on Thursdays 10 lest
het new machinery. She MA, soh PtOgtess and
eays entire satisfaction to tbs, oil bOstd. Tho
csIoiic principle Is abandoned, aud The ptOnelIlns
p6wanoS is, ths ordinary steam engine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

PSrir.-'lhe peach uPple and peat etopin Nor.
folk, have been somewhat damaged, Tut an abun.
dunt Yield is expected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

As 1SclnyXr Os WAa.-We cxlrac. the follow.
Ing passage from the letter Of private soldier,
dated Mt SeboslopUl, und published in Tue London
Imesi
"llaying seen NJ, Ru'sells glowing description
Of The bollleO lnkemNnn, need nO attempt 10
say q wo,d OIL lhe subject. FtOm his description
oil sou wanted 10 give life 10 the wOnl.painting
wus 10 heat tie roaring OF CannOn$, aud listen 10
tho clash Of aims. Une scene, however, cannot
withhold, rs il affected Tie so much. IN the heat
Of Tie battle Young Russian officer m,de himself
very conspicuous, anl appeared indifferent tndln.
GET he wnS young, tall, handsome, aud indeed
beautiful. Twice Ind my rifle taised 10 shoot
hin, but my heart srnOte NE, and TUNED II inHn'
olLer direction. In OH hont saw liln again, but,
oh, how changed Ills cheeks, which had been
flushed with the heat Of Ies'rfe,IweIe now dead.
Iyp'le. lie lay, OF half reclinej, oil The edge u
lllOck, md held the miniature Iikeacss OF
Pretty young lady in his hand, Which Ind been tied
10 his neck bya small gold chain, Ills eyes were
fixed upOn 1t, but they were liked in death.
cannot tell you what my feelings wefe. Indeed,
cannot venlutc, ltwouldunman me-"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

l1T6e cholera las appeared In St. to"Is, Mo,
The rapss Of lie IA instant announce seSerpl
deaths ttomit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

NGw Mons Or purrlSo cr Ptxs.-The oakyllle
Waterbury, Ct.l Manufacturing Company put up
theft pins bysleum power, on strips ofpaRet which
ure rolled up In compact form, leaving Tue heads
exposed on one end Of The cylinder in nuuue,
convenient fOr use, without being transferred 10 a
pin.cushion, Each roll contains two bundled and
eighty pins-the nambet usually sold in single
nanef.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
New OOnteOtIOnOry,

1NS" SOAl4GSNlOiOAS "
TNTlLLIAS FOX would respectfully morn The eltl.
" 7tnsO wtccllnF,tha heias opened new Conre'
0leTy Establishment at the Old stald Of tile "lnltan
Queen" OIL MlIn street below MUmOc. Tic confidently
Invites hts old aud parOnEc himlnhs new
business.
tSSlte creams and the lclcacIcs Of tile season, 81 all
hours. anil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

'FOL. pE.RoL,' we have no doubt, will be The
emphatic comment Of many Of our readers, says The
Poltund Daily Advertiser, MS they iinisI The mat.
linlOnal p'oIest Of Lucy Stone-nnless they ptcfer
10 bring up from tile 'pute well or English undcfl.
led thssimpler ePilhei, 'Fadgtn Eithet OF THIN
will Iotnl as good and accurate cnLcism as the va.
iute Of HE circumstance teluIeS, Who nte Lucy
Stone md Henry u, Blackwell that they cannot
be married. in llle simple, confiiug, honest way Of
our fathers and mothetsl Whit serpent lbs open.
ell thelr eyes TO see good and evil which have
the ken'ofnll our common law expoundetsl And
what kind u marriage is llis qllIclaim ngree.
men, sith its ptoleSt equally against law, custom
aud sensel llisSupeTb NONSENSE all round. But
theTe-if the pot les enjoy il, it is Just as well fOt
them. Only We hops such Arrangements won Ie
Epleal under The sacred name Of nSttu1e. Had
II come oil within our editorial diocese, We should
have chIOnicIed II thus (whIch We give 10 lei our
young folks see whether Il looks any better than
the old fashioned lOtm)i
SFoNE & BLACKWELL.
The subscriber, have This DAY enttltl inlo dis.
tircl agreements for CUityiMg OIL Tie matrimonial.
domestic uRd lcfolmotoTy business. n ll,--No
tust-as the parties 10 not trust each oller.
l., STOSE. II. y. BLACKWELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

CnoLxaG Ar JEyrSasoS BARsACss.-T'he 81.
Louis Republican states h1t The ClOIera has leen
prevailing for some time among The new recruits Of
Jefferson Barracks, but tie disease now yields TO
prompt Treatment, and Of The total number Of pet.
sons sllacked-about seventy only four coSes lor.
minated fatally. Theto have been some deaths
ftOm oihet eauses-the scutvy, pneumonia, 60
but there is nothing in The condition Of the men
thetO 10 excite apprehension. the last month
OF two, as many as twelve to fifteen HUNDRED pr.
sons have been assembled at the barracks, and,
collected from so many quarters Of lie cOuntty,.il
was natural TO expect that disease should prevail
among them 10 some extent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
r. M T,FlTI.

n0OItH Et,Ei3n,
CORNER OF W4TSR ASH USlUS STS., WnIHLtSI, Va.
II EEPS constantly Oh hand variety Of tUUEs among
N which may BE- 'O tho wa lis Of all the leading vii
iClS OF tho lines, Hurn James, ulwer, sue, Rtl +,
nuIny, HcnAit, Arthur, liwuml, ImIs, utnl Lever
Mn, nr Ills work, ave houn In COul ,iSlc, with lacks,
IL alsI keepJ all Exchange librIy. PeiSOnS PuIcls'
Ing h11Es may ruTn them after IeIlln- lhen IOr which
~ wllpayihe following price. for G00 bnOSs ~ cis 21c
hooks 81, tNr 81 backs SlranlS. nl9ily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
DupOnt's GunpOWdor,
Mamma.

lrsTHtWlIy cali The attention Of farers anu G'@'n
crS to the above rOlunsl ieSl UOny al my WOLY "h
all practical Florist RMl Gardener, Mr.. M4luI.s"NtH
ard IavOitbr knnWn among our IEOpie tete. '-l .e
tOuObOTateS all OileT experiment hicilO nnle VIE lis
excellent nllnute. r. II. lIuGbELI,
Sole agent for tho sale OF lellerSA Sol y :1as.
nih2S Cor AlaIh aud Quincy sis. NLtEiLk. Va.
E(t0hk rnNv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

tJA letter from seOuAOpol says that people
generally insist upon believing there isA vail
abound that city, and go on talking about breach.
ing II, and thinning II, and performing all sOtts Of
destructive operations OIL thing which DOES mol
exist 'Thetc Is no wall Of SeLastopol There Is
no defence Of The kind within OF without lis linz
which ought to bs called, OF can be considered, a
town wullt but there is stone wall cteneloted fot
nuskelty, which extends from Artillery hay rOnul
,oIhe plttttm Dason on the Ftench side. Its
detached well, aud olTsts 10 impedinen 10 tho
artillery Of oil enemy directed usaiust IL. The
Frene. however, TO mol tesald II Ia The least, as
IT only weak curtain, The Russian batteries
ots before II OF Of It's cxtemiics, aud THIS is thc
only wall abonl The place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
TAhLANT & NgL..plvv.

FON KENT. -,
The Sto, e Room on Monroe itltti ., p,,,,,,,.
y our NJ uoMs hou'e VIII Es Tor Ishi w
jana '" $500 T4LLAST &, M, nm,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
2ASE.vlLlv, onlO.

M. D. roE6trimilfj-
Dear - have hscn afflicted or thee years with
rheumatism " ny bach 1i of s last iX , months MUS, o.
nur city Insisted OH nc trying Une h0itlc Of thing Flu
inlneHt aud ly what ClSct II would aYci one lOi.
lie lbs relieved NE so much That was able t. SET out 81
ny hcl without difficulty u las been blessing to lei
Just tIy ito, IUuraelf apd you Will he well pelIcL
MRS, VI. COCHRAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

rrThe iattetse Ia the consumption Of paper Is
thus slated;-Roty years ago three men, BY lIanl.
work could scarcely manufacture 1900 small
sheets Of paper In day, while now, by the use Of
machinery, they can produce 10000 in the same
time, II has been calculated tbaI II lie paper p'o-
dpted yearly by six machines could be put togeth'
et The sheet would encrcle The void. Ia Frnncc
only 10000 tons are produced yeally, Of which
one,seysntl Is fot expectation, In Britain C6,CO0
tons ATE Produced, while the amount pt0duce, in
in Inc United STATES is nearly as gteaI as IN France
and England togetlret
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10

1NIPrEEN shares tlotk III Manufactures and Farmers
iIlnE 0f Wkcllns on Saturday iVIl iNs'aIi', AZ "
y WV "' " JOHN LIST, KXe3ntor
mytO,s SartlP Houston. decd ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
7NAW !. ADVERTISEMENTS
P0nFIlNIIG. SIATE,

Hompfield Railroad Notice,
WurrLISa, Mage, ISL
rTot nppS nj f.onnon hotds Of Ohio county and WASH
josiSS county, arc n9ilhed that tile Coupons dle OF
he lSh Instant Viii h paid upon 0n anh A.
Ter itat date al the ASrehlnts & Mefh,ne' haNS %
" myIo,Tw Treasurer O. Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

FOwITRs AND WELLs's JOURNALS.
with the commencement Of the new year, We have
the fret numbers Of another volume Of The Pkyea0Is
alJournai end The Water Cure Jouaai showing
no abatement of the zeal and ability with which the
physiological principles maintained nthose per Gals
are lad before The public The contents a. usual are OF
varied character combining instruction with enter
taunont and aToroing highly readable miscellany
OF soieuce incidents news and discussion No inelli-
gent person can be 81 habitua reader Of these journals
without having hs after on fully directed b the
l-us of life and health-to msny pernlcious cnstomz
In cieieics and other social arrangements-and 10 the
meals for securing Tranquil, sound, and happy exist
epoe. Apart from the peculiar theories which they
vigorously set forth but about which there must be
differences Of opinion, they deal in such frank,
hearty and friendly with the subjects Of which
they treat ~ to call forth sympathy and good will,
even where they do not produce conviction. Among
the c. nteuts Of the present numbers, are original
ssssys on various scientific and social topcsa brei
elsncrg at current even's-hints on al sorts Of re-
forms-rpicy comments On the literature Of the i.y-
and an abundant u,cellaDy Of attractive and resfs
ble matter We are certain that no family in the 10
terror Which has once bad taste Of these popular pc
rodca., would consent to forego the peesure Of her
coz slant perusa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
.e,, noIrpr-In the matter Of the

<.VnKEAE COt1is-ih W. a
Sos- Of The Mayor. Assrnsa sps 20 az 'payISa
~ Apphfslo- - ,.1.,i.e N The OfENlSs ADO ~
as Cry OF ~ N sOUAgS. fDo~t 81 RIO ~ 81.
OH 49, =. he ers;ssn,k Nsfd 81 iho ~ - en-
tOUfhb ~ F.imsf. ID As-ssreni 70 tne -, 90.
Coo he,.bv eve notice 20 TIE oeb,i " ,-,s IA
tfsc nsiit -.... ~ Al hoass tno lots NJ isplu :.
epgsn- % -. sae.tsc thsreby, AEe % a. V'-''
- ,oocsfr 40 f0It"f 70 - s-.,.s,s sDc Assess
nS ~. -e have completed ous h-'ll.s go .se-e
- "a, Al .crsC1s aofe .l'eiest .,,,t .helr Oh
= ,td wto rsy oe 0Ppos>e 20 aoascs hAYxA2D j.,
" :, ut 1u,y vs-ltst, 70 ADs,.o -.'i,,er, "
-, ct.trra Al he cdce ~ ne - -. La 9ts
S5SvtPs No y Nsll-st 70 u siij o' 3"
-. 81 December 1874 ..t. ,o.y consider tss-a-
,,--r.5 b. ss'd Esa.aate "a a.. :. 80 e. ~
49,. s = o,ro.fl 10 tbe ssise bslpfe -, =. so'elo.l
SSotts NEEKs 80 = "a -, 20 w
~. On To- 4ih esl 81 80 of ,ks aid ameie ar 1ses
IbisD J. % 'o - ,,os .rd So al ibN shlA''' ~
H'rt' 80 ~. -, =, ss~nmest. siich Nfre "s'' = %.-
Sosis. 10 - Ben 5cJe-'.sd 70 IL ,,,. - -
a.. Osis. Of The Cy so coD.
o. y eitl -, H. I'm embraced ~ W HNs M
f''N'H siio-s. All fi.ss pes - -o'n -. -
Sio tIt..<I S..cr ID sd confsr'nf - - =.
e.y. 1b o. 1e s9ofhe-iy me of soe - Hts- On
On INC e.Iv NJ 80 n sd - 90 tl@ -s<f
~ re or .i6e of ~ 81 AZ snd .. ne W ~
y IT, ise o, .,fe o. ilth az ~ 80 - ~ v-
ne NO.. ,ra parcels Of land 'fon''ng Or we eJ
f~ri@. = 20 bs,g-eep rff u so ~ = arr -t' =
80 n, ne oesterv s<s - ~ litl AZ netse.
-, .pe con - sfor-sad as lad ont IN ~. st' 1'S " ~
& Tb,, %, rspor hrf.n VII ~ pr,sen. ed % ih ~
-. ~, d. .te STATE % New-l "a e. 'p''i-.
~ h. he'd a. be CIV Hal n The AID ely On al
70 nay ne "a dsg Il February 4 d. 90 -' )e1I. y
g.. or !; dsS ard that then ard iheTe or - h .hfs
a. a soprse car % aSsrd motoo - 1a' '"1' 's''
49, :. ~~,6yns< MOsEs NAYSARD. JL,( C,yn-.i,.
e'"'' y IOHT 4 WFERS { r,-oe[.
- o., % ,su H29 % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

TIE North american Rerier for January presents
an attractive variety OF seasonGble articles. The
L,ssou- Of Modem History ara ably discussed IA
paper cn GerV nus the distinguished Heidelberg pro-
Gs,or. A succint aTatve of the Nebraska fraud ID
given with many interesting details concerning the
new Territories. Bishop Berkeley il the subject of
scbolar-ibe criiique, written with great beeuy OF
language end illustration. " Finished Lives dis
courses agrc,aby on human character and destiny,
giving several personal and biographical inc.dea's in
the c4reer Of eminent men. The Moorish Domioion
in Spain, " Greek Pror uncis;on, " The Transmit
grafton of Souls, " European and American Uniyer-
siiies "Twenty Years in the Slave Trade,
"Neauders Church History" " Fisher Ames,
" Lord Melons Last Volume, are among the other
-, lee ecttd topics Of the numbr Under the man
cgcmert of the present spirited editor, the time
.honoreo N0rh- AmericaH gives symptoms Of decided
rcuvenesccnce with scarcely race OF the abom-
iuab'e literary blubdersm which synalizsd ~ pre-
yious administration. II was almost elbowed ont of
the way by frtsher and more able QuarterlIes, and
We are glad 10 SEE It once more lifting up il veneer
able front IN triumph. Crosby & Nichols. Sold by
Francis s Go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

sophie tendencies, Who are SEEKING for such 10
depreciation Of revelatiop as .hal not derogate
from iIe Derry revealed in creation AMI the soul
-th.ss .eImoDs-ihe hf--studi~s Of man Of de-
v,u, spiIi:. of rare gifts OF intellect and rioest
scboiar.biP-.i be sur- - nm-Ud themselves.
as significant and eDpnaslc expression OF =
genuine relig iou. spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

eUnGE DOISGs: BENG Tony FUoCr's RECORD ~ TBS
sAnE. BY IL. NAVEL va, i%ulo. CLaf.e. scnoHef'
Old solomon Fudge is the first member Of the Illus
,riou. Fudge family, whose acquaintance We make
ID this yeriiGble aphicarecord. He not per-
con 10 be sDeered at At the time are introduced
to hir stout Of the old scbool-with a cravat
ar white az bis blanc ned hair-liying in the Fifth
ayoLue-with q country seat at Astoria-an eminent
mtTeS,rt-sld leading authority among the mag
tate. u Wallet. He bas been an Adernsn-nay, q
MAYER: hut now be has soul above such vulgar
cistirct'ors regarding even Mayors a. mere city
couriugencies On discount days, you may see hin
in the bank Of which he il director, luNurisng IN
stuffed easy chair and cay posture. He appears TO
eIoy the sunshine. Hs got-bowed spectscles re-
pose on the upper part OF BIS forehead over that por
ton Of the brain where phrenologsts usually locate
tle bump Of beneyolencei bu, the bump, somehow
dee rot interfere with h- -pectacles.
HIS words are slow and measured he il cautious 10
expressing his opinions ard only ventures 70 approve
accomn odstion paper, when be is very cure Of h.
usn or when the applicants wife has been in a po-
sios 10 show f.vors 10 Mr. Solomon Fudges wife.
He hAs decided stase for those loDg-faVored, IN
ear, M king co. full OF business and in need fioans,
Who often besiege the temples OF Wallstreet. Cat
tcus 20 tiuidiiy he rarely makes false step n
money matters. lie is one Of the yes,rymen Of his
,surch; ard, though not a professor, has ahiss
idea 81 religion believes il 10 be a good thing, anf
neer. to support il with his patronage He psyss
hgh price for bis pew; gives dinner now and then
to the clergyman; hsnors HE wife by contributing 70
the orphan asylum; sub.crbes for Tie Ch1reh"aH,
and sometimes reads II: owns one OF the most mag
nihcent Bibles on the Avenue, TO Say nothing OF
set Of prayer books, with solid gold clasps.
Mr. Tony Fudge, WHO tells the story se' DOM IN
tte,e voune, is the nephew Of the respectable SOLO
mon aud, Of course, knows all about him Mrs 500
mon Fudge born Dodgers, the respected aun' OF 'he
bstcriOgrsphtr, is wife in every way worthy o. ger
eorjugsl mate She is en- exemplary woman a. esq
the Reverend Doctor Middleton her pastor away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

The German Monthly Magazine entitled aeyer'
Mora,skttt pa,ses with the January number INTO ne
bsncs OF DR.. AID. KoLATsHEx, under whose ed 'ria'
care il will hereafter be issued. DR.. Kols'thek
bring. With him TO this country, which he ha sdoped
3, bs future home distinguished literary reputation
and ,uco1sf.i experience in popular journalism The
Uors,.bs will retain the general character and pur-
a.a h, xhicb il hs, become fsvorsbly known, to an
in,.,,;..,, circle Of German readers. In addition 70
ohocs ,,sc,ier, from Germsn Literature, il will con-
,aiD many original papers by skiIlial hands add VII,
doubtless occupy q place a. the representative OF
German thought and cultivation, which IL held oy DO
other ueriodieal in this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

spssjs Other ~ such, 'houg this may be ne-eyad.
Greet ~sy Of .peakng on his part Tor tue Do,.o. IL
highly DIS erect man. What was yrs ciss " meant BY
the phrase Tony consses that ne never ute able
g. make ut Her house is G.odelof style; tsopsr
lors with folding doors furnished with blue the
Other with crimson; and due s-s,rtnent Of wood
chsrs with orewel- worked bottoms and bscks-ala-
bcstr vases from auction. quite recherche ic form,
- lie asiiCt.c sucaspevT remarked az the tine II
ss'e--lu.trous csndelsbra.-ispes'ry carpets very
,oh -rsh-scue pattern. quiie ,ho'y, sal according
20 ,ne Nessrs SPEAK EN- sr,Oo,h remarkably
ct es;e -cvItaus 10 match firntnrc, very heavy
cord srd ssses drared u-'o. lie eye d Ms Faise.
b. uic .'e-sged man OF yre,t ,,ste. NJ. Fld.e
- II ley command sc,achmsn AM focunSn-;he
rlst sucls 20 the stSble-tse second does duty in
cccfs,lsers the silver, waits on the table and re
oeivos visitors. He wears white apron. EXCEPT On
great occasions. when he il orrsmentsd VIII
blue cost SID Berlin gloves. Mr.. Fudge sap5lc.
bin with so-p snl shaving materials.
Hef sou George Ma.ait -'on, 'amlisSy known a.
Wash. Fudge i, a prou.i, ~ youog ms, and
brilliant ornament IN the ,tr-et lie bS. had some
lsenty years cNpetvncs---pors ininitable waist.
cost aro pacfslccus-was Ss' rnHn az Cc'umbis
Cogcec-tut cccitirs that lasuut'on TO be bore.
3
lie then devoted himselt to dancing. bilisrd. and
dat cigsrs In due time he makes The tour o. En-
rope. where he ca srgcs hs cxoere nee. Mean While.
tie QlNhor.c So mon So home begins 10 see ey.! tr-
tlIos. His cychequ,r IS grc ,'iy iop,tel-.hs sock
sQeculs''u> turn GU adyers'. y-sud il Is observed
thai bis Wtte craVai i, frequently tied aSry, aud his
god bcwt speciahos repo less frequently upoa -
serene iorotead. rre plot raF iiy tbickens-ms'or-
TO ruin a. railroad sreed.
With these En- ineniy suggestive" materials Il.
Marvel has spun ont story m his happy vein ~
ssiirical comment lie nigh, have dispatched .
n fewer words 10 the Advantage II the reai,r bar
ia. quiet humor and spicy relish al attract h. old
eduirers TO il. perusal. In tbs continuous form 10
seems & Us for more effective IA 'u N she sepa-te
magazine papers whe,e It orr. nelly appeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

The Ec,ectic Aogozire makes its appearance with
tie New.Yeu, filed with the miscellaneous attfae-
ons which the editor 80 well kno " how to gather rom
the rich field Of current periodical literature we
have often given this compilation the g0Od "''a
which il well deserves. w. II. BidweI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

HISTORY or TUE ORIGIN FORMATION AND Au1r
TlON OF rhE CONSTITUTIONS OF rdE UNITED
TABS, ~ 0soS~f ilSANGA CVSfi~ .''!- s'o,
- t'r We. / Harper tf'tc-s
Tie history Of the Fed raj Constitution has not YET
formed he subject OF q special work IN our nat onal
Literature judge Story notices in his ADM able
Con m, ntay possess great value and Interest, bat by
10 means exhaust the subject The work, 81 VI ID
the frst volume is now issued i designed by the
thcriop'c,tn acomple'c We oflhe historical Al ecc
dtu.s ffhc Constitution causes which gave that
ifsium, 1T rs pe,uisr chmac;or aud the proceedings
If the Coa,eutior, by which 10 vas framed aud pre-.
s,r,tc TO he American people lac present volume
,nbsscos the Cou-tl'u,i1nI History Of the United
Sta.es from tie commence nj If the Revolution 10
the assam hing of the C"uS, nton, with bfef bio
Graphical sketches # the l,adiog members of d. It
booy In the succeeding volume, the autbo- VIII
describe the formation the Constitution, composing
h. narrative OF course from Mr. disons Record Of
the Dela,- end the Official journal of the proceed
ipes Tie importance OF the period 10 wh'h
these volumes are devoted, is obvioos To the
student of American politics AMI history. If
executed with the impartiAiity, prolou ldness OF
research. political sagacty, sympathy with the broad
princills of Republican freedom, aud masc line
grace OF s'yle WHICH the subject demands, .he work
oi Mr.. Curtis will form one OF the most valuable con
trbutobs to American History that have as ye' pro-
cteded from native scholarship. On tie appear
spcc of tie second volume, hall resume the sub
iect. and give the whole production more critical
eAaminai, than would nov be suraole
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Mr Stone is dstI ctIyely mys.i;. He oa'Ai
in the inner light. Thugs in nature, words II
scripture, interpret themselves 10 him IN 'aeir
inteIier and spiritual significance. Tne limited
vision SEES only deficiencies, iuccnsrud~ and
irrecopclabe contradictions and ia de'PaT OF
perfect religion of nature the perPie1sd II
ouirer takes refuge in dogma of fal.t, di.m'.'-
ips all history 8. merely secular bu' rue
max who ascending higher has cbta'ned WIDER
Iros ,ect of the Divine Providence, perceive' th'
lsrr oDy of nature snd history with all that il's''
ration has tsught the soul Of man
Asa specimen Of the m!''I, character Of 'n'
authors mind, Of bis devous appreciation oil 'n'
divine spirit in nature We extract the foioH'Hs
passage from bis 'Psalm of Thanksgiving;
eau hardly think that little thing as even INC