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and back three times week.
Leave Greenvilie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 6am;
Arrive at Timber Ridge same days by p m;
Leave Timber Ridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at s M
Arrive at Grcenvllc same days by p N. =
50O5 From Fincsstle, by Tinker Knob, Catawbe, and
McDonald's, to Blacksbnrg, 40 miles and back,
week.
Leave Fincastle Satarday at m;
Arrive al Blacksburg same day by 9 m;
Lave Blacksburg Friday at4 am;
Arrive at Fincastle same day by 9pm
5oO6 From Fincaste by Jorcon Store and Rich Patch,
TO Covington % miles and back, q week
Leave Fncastle Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Covington same day by m;
Leave Covington Monday at , p m;
Arrive at Fncaslc next day by IL m
PROPOSALS for more frequent trips are invited
50O7 From Fincastle by Craig's Creek, New Castel
Sinking Greek, Midway, S,mmonsville, Leve
Green, Newport, Macksburg, Pembroke, Pearls
burg, Belle Point, East River, Princeton, Blue
Sgone Springvile, Tazewell G, H. knobb Maid
en- Spring, Belfast Mills, Elk Garden, Rosedalc,
Lebanon, Gibsonglla Dlckinsonvie, Grassy
Creek, Osborn's Ford, S,oney Creek, and Rye
Cove, to PatsnsvIlle, $40 miles, twice geek.
Leave Fincasue Wednesday and Saturday at n.
Arrive at Pat'onsvile next Monday and Ihursiay
by pms
Leave Patlonsyiae Wednesday and Saturday at S
an;
Arrive at Fincasfe next Monday and Thursday by
Jpn.
Proposals for tr-weckIy service are invited the bid
der to propose expedited schedule.
5oos From Charostown, by RpPon, TO Berryyiie, Is
miles and back, six times week
Leave Charlestown daily, except Sunday, al p m;
Arrive at BerryvIe same days by p IA;
Leave Benyvile daily, except Sunday, al 50 m;
Arrive At Charlesown same days by 81 m;
5000 From Charlestown Kabletown, miles and back
SIX times week.
leave Chariesto~n daily, except Sunday, Al p
m;
Arrive AZ KabIetown same days by 4pm,
Leave kabletown daily, except Sunday, al p m;
Arrive az Charessown same days by ?
900 From Kerneysvile Sbepherdstown, ailca and
back, daily, except Sunday. end from ksFneys-
vile, by Lsetawn, % MIadbway miles And
back, shfee times week
= NalFI sscsaisiC@n same day by pms
Leave Shephsr5s.own daily, except sunday, At
AMI
Arrive ~ heTneysvilf same day by n am;
Leave KemeysVlle Tuesday, Thursday ard Satur-
day Al 3 pm;
Arrive al Middeway same days BY m,
Leave Middlewsy Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day Sans
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Lave Lsvispurg Thursday IT Va m;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by IL M;
Arrive At Eswisbarg nexi day By spn.
Msysvile, Failing Spring, Little Level, ACADEMY,
Isabella, and Mill Point TO Huntsrsville, 81 miles
and back, twice q week.
Leave Lswisburg Monday and Thursday at "A m;
Leave Hun,s.viiis tuesday and Friday :, 3 pm,
Arrive at Lewisburg next days by m.
Proposals to end at Martins Bottom, instead Of
Huntersvilc, invited.
1924 From Huntersvlle, by Fountain Grove to Bath u
H., rs miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Huntersvile Tuesday and Friday at p M
Arrive at Bath G. II. same day by SPIN;
Leave Bath c. III. w Wednesday and Saturday at 5
Arrive al HuntersviIle same days by II
4925 From Maysve by Scaggs, to Chntonvlle, on the
James River and Kanawha Turnpike III miles
and back, once week
Leave Maysvile Saturday at Sans
Arrive at Clintonvile same day by III am;
Leave ChntonvilIe Saturday al IL m;
Arrive at Maysvile same day by pm.
1926 From Maysvile, by Cherry Bottom, to Browns
vile, IA miles and back, once week.
Leave Maysyllc Monday at Z m;
Arrive at Brownsville day by Ii
Leave Brownsville Monday at lam;
Arrive at MaysvIle same day by p m.
and Fowlsrs Knob, to Nicholas c H. Al m lies
and back, a week.
Leave Clntonvllc Thursday at S a m;
Arrive Nicholas G. H. day by . p M
Leave Nicholas C. H. Friday at m;
Arrive at Cintonyille same day by pm.
1928 From Meadow Bluff y Bus ssphsr Springs,
miles and back once a week.
Leave Meadow Bluff Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Red Sulphur Springs same day by 6 p m;
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Friday at s IN;
Arrive at Meadow Bluff Same day by m.
1920 From Mountain Cove by Cly, to Keessr's Cross
Lanes Ia miles and back week;
Leave Mountain Cove Monday at IL m;
Arrive at Keescr's Cross Lanes same dayby p m;
Leave Keeser's Cross Lanes Monday at a m;
Arrive at Mountain Cove day by III m.
1890 From Gauley Bridge, by Cotton Hid, Fayetteville
Loop Raleigh C. H., Shady Springs, Jumping
Branch, Packs Ferry, and Mouth Of Indian, to
Red Sulphur Springs, n miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Gauley Bridge Friday at a m;
Arrive at Red Sulphur Springs next day by m;
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Sunday at S m;
Arrive at Gauley Bridge next day by p m.
Six hours running time, from LIST October to
LIST April will be given, if required.
Proposals for second weekly trip invited.
1891 From Nicholas c. H., by Peters Creek, Jerys
Fork Tventy-M 0scek, Round Tree Fork,
Leatherwood, Elk River, and Big Sandy, to Glen
den Run, 50 miles and back once week
Leave Nicholas C. "A. Thursday at a m;
Arrive lands tdavh Nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-21
MEDICINAL.
y Ho1IIs Celebrated Puimonic Elisir

LIT I1UlE utWVWbN 1ftNt
NOR the permanent cure oteoushs colds, consumption,
IL broNhltls asthma Influenza, Group, whoop1S eousa,
hfamaton ofhe bToNhea and caused by rub
c speaElsi aI all Aseops q the organs OF respIra.
Warranted the pleasantcstand best medicine for diseas'
es Tho lungs ever sold II America Y ,', ~.
lnnTesenllRg this nNdlclne 10 Tie public nave iIe
SainysSS SnIiIoe Tor I6e class Of diseases y ptofes
ses 10 cure but one which Is perfectly harmless In s e.
EtlS upcn e eOhsuiOl al can b edmlnlstelel WIN
out ans fear OF mineral pOis0n' for contains
Tho fact, that large portion Of tie sgtel Alu DEAN
Throughout q country, Is caused BY disease q w 9gals
oTtespraOp, consequent guy GOVT WI n
dicclu US 10 FI Il wln lie reach Of eyery irdy!ug
WHO may need recdy that has proven itself 80 invalid
Thls medicine is the result ofa long experience and
STUDY hDte diseases Of tie lungs which Az 50
our chanseabc cllnate and we claim 10 Dc " edSeee
OF all medicines ever before discovered for those eee1I
comp lins, an Improvement upon oil, anu consequently
.urclortO all Others.
We shall make no eXtravaean assertions OF lis ecacy
In curing licdtcS like The yenlerS Of TOO many n9slras,
wlo deceive oil who trst then nor s9 w 'oa ou' a"|
inducements which experience docs not Justify ,,
GHtients will rerSeyeTe Ia tha use Of this neueleI
aud use II as dnctel, ey will DO curr m every instance
llAttls noI beyond the power Of medicine. hste ae
nun erUus versions now eOyngihc blessings othealh anu
renewed fe, as Il were, WHO otherwise would have long
sltCe been III their grave. hut for lie timely and perseve
ring use Of this Invaluable remedy itls mol feienuca
that Il is inCAibe III every stage Olcoumn0n, oli We
know Il 10 b. better TO the various diseases OF w
respiratory oTsahs other Medicine ever
rtc freely steordinso lie directions, and perfect SANS
faction not glv"n, the money Will be returned.
Genuine signed K, lIALl & co. For sale b. JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va, Also, By Druggists
generally throughout tie country. APPLY
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pRlNYIsTe0oo pltsea- uaQEe o. sss-Ol AT F0''''
e'is "''' W. ..~ . HcSalB & tlESSSh
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vNI.EDICAIeI VI
Prof Woods

unIr ReStorntive IL Roa fsr The ir.t time intro.
Id Jued 10 he citizens Of Wheeling, al No t9 Matkt
sieet which ls lie only sure Temtdy yertnyened that
viii etttniy restore the grey hairs and whlskes 70 t9e
orlfna color OF youth without dyenH cover lbs bald
head 10 short time With the natural covering, remove
dinlTu and prevents tie hair from falling O and free
from tue fhf teiment 80 Objectionable In divers pTepa.
TaonS OF different names now before the nubei ile RE
sToRIIyE Is beautiful article for tie toilet oT lhs oll
aIe RESPECTFULLY inved 10 the lepol e4d eranne
tie Testimonials Of ladies aud gentlemen o. high IePlla'
toni The South and Wtst, where was inStledt bu
stateSnana and Senator, Judge Breese, Of lllinols
CARLYLE, ~, Jue q, 1858.
have used Prof o, s. WVodI,tlei Restorative And
have admired the wonderful eject, My hltf was otcon-
ipg as ihUuSht, pIenIatuIey gey but By lie u.s. o. his
'RtAtoaiIvelt has resumed It's original :oloT' and have
no doubt permanently 80, ,,,.,, ,npvsu
Ex-senator or Ito United State.
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kRn YOU s1FFDRING

: : : II IN :
svS>r@ f,,,Y,r,r,nIN,a
Ahd 1OU 6Oftdh4N0 aus.
IRON rheumatism, Sore Throat Group, plHeGt
Il Breathing, ToothAthe, TIC poOIe9X, ran ~ Ihe
llIeast or Side stain or Spasm, lle1dAehe, InhSha
Pain or clamps In the Stomach, IhoeTa Aorbus, Sa9sa
lnanum Choe, Lame BACK ChllbalRs, bites o. P9.on.
Gus Insects or RabiL Dogs, gUc etke, Ag III The breast
CohlactIOns OF tue Muscles or cords, cuts Of dnI knu'
Muscular weakness. Paralysis, Piles, ET Nche, UlceIs,
Salt heunl, Seufvyi Sore Hprles, sore LIPS, YeneIesl
Sores Scarlet Pev3T or any similar dlteate, you may test
aSauled that IN this sItlcle you have
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no. only removes paln almost nsanlatoUsly but
neleiTatIS 10 lie seal Of sili entirely
ERADICAtrES TAE DISEASE,
Gam. tIi iI ~ ~ ia, ~ snv rn,nnoSItton curling
"SS NM wv Us" r. xn MI rSer hat IheSe
o. ~ TS .ns ~" A. H. lie nom similar
NM, . ss. hi
,SS,s 4 sS as nT" - W., stsIe ia in the
Melo e' uHea HOlotv inE ~ ~ "a. ~
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1SSIGNRE,S NOTICE.

CImeon u, Woodrow having, on tho Ilih day Of
= AFii 1854, BY proper deed conveyed ~ trust 10 lhe
usdtIsisbsd Ior lie benefit Of lis said WOOdrowS edit
ora al 81 biz real aud personal pyopey and Choies nae
toni ali persons 10 any wise Indebted 10 said woodrow
Ee ieQulitd 10 make lnneille payment 10 me, and 1
PERSONS bayine claims aS9lhst said woodrow are
10 order 10 etelye ans benefit under Slal lTus villain
four ptS 10 file ter claims With Tue proper release ae'
thfdihR 10 Inc terms OF said deed, with The Undersigned
mia GKO, ", SIGHTS, ASSlgIee,
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From he E.frmpnt Is.l R,ppbrfcan.

From The F3tTMoht Vd.) RtPubltcan'
M INVALUABLE !iERICISH.-lt Ia but seldom we find
aROns the many enEies offered 10 the public or The cure
Of disease, me we consent TO commend wh0se Vir
tues we are able TO discover and have always ,cduousy
avoided giving uleIahce Ounytlnng that might lead any
one 10 suppose that we placed any faith III their reiei
SiOnk. Hut With elcTece TO remedy m1nu RetuIcl IN
this place. and which has become as familiar 10 the public
as household words we speak from knowledge Of Its In
lTnSC eYeelleeeS, It's adaptation 10 many OF Tie s Of
u g, and lilo security viii which II may 10 used. We
speak OF The NonpaIcl Nerve aid Hone Imminent prepSr
81 hy u. u. Carr Co.. from prescription Furnished by
f Watson Carr, late Of MDiganIOw, and HOW Ot Wlce
Ing, Of the most eminent Physicians In Virginia. This
iNnNnt Is based upon the buad principle that any tene
dY which will relieve external pain, will properly COM
pomded be equally eeacOus In removing internal aee.
lions, principle flat his hern successfully dcyeOred-
II IL simply tie offspring OF ScieLce, being mild and Sinl
PIE In Its action, end yet revealing III It's effects Power
more Incredible Teath hing the mUsl hidden siOwS Gf
and yet being nnOyIOus 10 tue weakest inun.
II Is aiEN by Tar Tie cht0pt inimenin tic market, being
put up In tOtileS twice as large as the majority ard one
ioIri larger than The largest besides being more than four
times as SiTOB We commend II 10 those IN want Of
sale and cel tain remedy,
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EASTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an us:
Hoskins, Heiskell 4 Co.

Hosktl1S, aelsKell " w,
STAPLE ASD 'fiiA an jS'l pRS 2 GOODS
H y. sni 81 tSm 1Ss1s sfliy
Anspaoh, Brother g. 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
SSlS Ss,S.tb Js 4, S .sS sss Jane" ls sea
William Inspthi, Henry y. hltnan ssnl1td6m
Wolfes, Ballard & 90,
IAFoSTERs AND logpEesiS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
i5g Mark,i ltTttt, philadelphia,
Got. D. =. KELLY, formerly of Wheeling, Is gagged
In this louse.l sse.e.dly
Odd Fellows, ,Laseas, ne, heh' Sous Of
And other Society Regalia,
BANNERS, Stais and Jtpsis, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs s Smith, No. 70 baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
TiiE assortment usually OIL hard cONslstsof
RRGAllAi
odd Etilor1'- Grand and Subordinate Lodge and BIZ
eamnMent,
Past Grand and other onhssrs, plain and
embroidered,
lei, %, 81, 4thaud OH Degree Parade he
Hs6iy embroidered Eneampmknt pand
ReSAiAs.
M,sOaic-Kishts TSmplar, Royal 4 III, aud Master.
levels, Itobts, HAMMERS, 81 lords, &c.
Sons Of TmptrdHtt-NGtlohal, Grand and SuboTdlha' =
DiyisionS-0 ffceIs aud Members. ,,,,
Red Att-SachemS, Past Ofjeers. and richly embTode
ID Degree Working aud Parade Resalla,
JEWELS
or the various Orders, Of Syer GILT or Plated Metals
heluding knights lemplar, (with lhTES)
BANNERS.
Banners ofevery size style AMI cost, adapted TO tue va
lous Orders and Societies, manufactured 70 and We
slgnS for Hammers, when required, furnished nee Of eS
ense showing lie syie ofthe same when finished Also
R0BES, SAStiES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
Comprising The largest asorment 10 be found W tue =
LODGES, ENCAAlP MENTS, DlVlSlONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing 70 NJ up their Halls, OrsuPply themselves wit
Parade or Working eEalia, Manners, &c can depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily filed b. calling on OF
addressing GIBBS d SMITH,
Regalla and BannerM turers,73 baltimore Street.
't rTG r FRY, Astn Wheeling, Va. ott6-tf
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Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TRlNNiNG.
UST orered, large assortment oiSsddles HARDWARE
ID ard Coach Ttimming', Couch ard lei tier NrnSh,
usty Bows lluhbS, SP0kes, Fellows, CarHbge aud Tire
Ioits Mtileabie lions, Patent and Entnsed Leather,
md used By trade, 10 WHICH inSs The al
tSniiOn Of ihe Hpblle, JOHN KSOTR,
mst3 Old Stand, 1853 Main II,
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Professor Woods, oriental sonntire

This Llnmenl valuable auxiliary IN The treatment Of
some OF the most formidable diseases With which u Is cur
tot 10 eOntead, for Instance, Of ne lHgf GEd
9eRtt by thorough aud continued application Of ms
nimeht over The region or Tie affected organ, ilese 9th
eTwse tormll bio dSeaseS ere al once dlsafne Of nOle
than hall their terTols particularly omony Children any
thousands or mothers, were they allowed 10 speak w9Hd
with al the eOqtenee OF feeling and aeetio bear ter
united testimony to the fact thai Il had snaebed ehl
Ten from tue very Jaws OF DEATH aud restored them 70
their former health aud beauty, again II VIII DO ould
powerful auxiliary IN removing what 10 generally Known
Is an ASus Cake, or an enlargement OF tue spleen, ina
cases where an external application OF service Ihslh
Iasnt will be found useful,
PoT sale Wholesale and retail In Wheeling b.
je7d3m WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
b; TSG1 fbSsEs ii' s siIss
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HOPS.
NJ sep20 IL GEO. MlkzVSS
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}I lBALTIMORE,.,

- -: $50
Soun g. Thon,n.--H-SS
sf1 0OuAA tholIlpSOn,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAtH1.,
Tens, Wines, Liquors, Spices, Indissh
'robnceo, Coffee, sugar. 3ini. 70 Oil,
-. AND oItlEa oRectRIIs
10. AZ, NoIlh lfattT ana . 1 hsfn libsy,,,
49, EniooFt Non dTrhiiy,' l. pill ,Ir,,.
"hLEAll.
q Established In 1poo
'S"N'''neo III 1896
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

humble tribute of gratitude for vour maies-
" condesccnSlon. lIadran. cratific!to see
so extraordinary an instance of lonccvitv.
accompanied by the fnll manly facnlties and
honest cxcrtion, desired the Old man To
be seated. and ordered the laskel TO I've
''n2;icd of tho fslt and TO be filed with
goid' cave il him as present. Some cour-
tors who witnessed tbs uncommon scene. cy-
claimed, "iS it possible that oar crca. i,nrc-
ror should show 50 much honor 10 4 mi>or-
able .Jow:" "Whv shcnd not hono~ hin
whom Cod has hon0rcd =" rculicd Ilalrian
"Look at hi, age and mitotc his example.
THE Emperor then vrrv rracious'v dismissed
tn" old mar. who went home highly pIcasot
and Gr'irhte1.
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z-:T:: 49,

UApH!Av ANp rir pIiNTEE.-lhc En-
rcror iiadran ;a>~irc near Iihcrias, in Cad
lilec. Observed an o,I man di.-inr large
trench in order to plant some ictrecs.-
.llad<. thou properly cmplovc'i tie nlornn-
of ,hv l;t;, =" sajl}al:ian. "thou modest not
':.,.vc worked % hard in the evening Of tly
las 81 have well cni'!oycd my early
las. nor Will NEGLECT the evening of my
.':lc: and let Cod 10 with N" what NE jhinN
best" replied the man. "l!ow old mayc,t
,hon uc. rood maa :" asked the emperor
~ hundred wears" was the reply. "What.
exclaimed lIalrian, "a hundred vcarS old
art thou. and still planting trees? CanSt
'hou. then, hope over to enjoy the fruits OF
,hv lahor: threat king" rcioncd the
hoarv-hcatcl mar. ives. 90 hope. if God
permit ! NAV even eat :hc fruit Of these
very trees il no;, ny children viii. Have
not my foreta,her> planted rrces before me-
and shall not do the same for NY ciu,lrcn:'
Iialran. pleased with the honest mans re-
NV. said ~ Well. old man. if ever thou liv-
est to see the fruit of these trees. let ne
know it. Nost thou hear. good old nan.
and viii. these words he lot him. The old
man did live long enough to see the fruit of
his indu>,rv The trees iiouri,hcl end hor,
excellent ,rut. Is soon IS ;hcy were sufiic
icntv ripe he gathered tie mos. choice FIGS
put them i'll a basket and marched off to-
wards the EmpcrorS RESIDENCE Iiadriar
happened to look out Of the windows of hi:
palace seeing man bent with age. with &
basket on his shoulders. standing near the
cate. he ordered him TO be admitted to hi.
presence.
"Wha, is Thy pleasure. cid man :" deman
,led lIalrian.
MAY it please your majesty, replied the
old man 40 rccol,cc. seeing once a very oo
man planting some trees. when You desired
him. if he ever >h-uN Gather the fruit. tc
let YOU know an hat o! man. anG this
is the fruit OF :h"~, yer, :rccs Nav j,
please ,ou ."raciou..., to accept tllcm a /.
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THE GREATNESS OF LITTLE
"':;IEGc

TIE GREATNESS o.. LITTLE
THINGS.
IL Lieut. Maury> recent work o. tho PAYS
zeal Geography Of the Sea he rivcs the re-
suit Of microscopic examinations olson" shells
drawn NJ from the bottom Of the Atlantic o.
coar. where it is more than two miles in depth
These shells are 80 minr.c that to tire naked
eve they aNr"ar Ike common dust O." clay.
although no. Grain Of sand is amonc them !:
and vet are 80 r"csnrvcd that their most del
ira.r edr"s arc all perfect 1t worI rcr,Iirc
a ,arrcr crave % ho'A all tho coral insects Of
The word Than all the c'crhon-<. The small
est tenants Of the ocean. not the largest. are
It's most important occupants. and the Micro
sro0ic sh"'l fish Great" moro imrortant chan
roS than tho wha,cS
Il has been t,ie greatest error Of Historians.
statesmen and politicians 70 lose ~icht Of this
truth. They lool- only at the whales. Hc 6io
fri. a'ri seem to consider these As thc mon
aYcls Of the deep sen oc politics. and thcv 4
lone have rirht 10 swim there II Tho Frcroh
cmNerOr houHl"rs. o. the ErSSinr ir.orrot
turns ovcr on lis side and dies. Zach coH-o~-
tion Is duly c'.roni"lci !. Hn.. in the mean
time. what do we hrar Of tho progress Of The
r"on'a The III '"Strious classes. 'lc otN f>i
i've" are tho t~'lc monarch, crtN;s err9. aal
~. COZ ofpo'itirs. after all Thcv form tie
7'r;,, Il which tie .-ro'oc;>., ol h.,.o~r vii,
h"rca,'"r marx thc progress of his arc. and
classify ail is products. and mon 40 h,si>
Of whirh aN future society viii Clovnloc Itself
lake care Of tie poor, ard the rich Will take
care ot themselves. E,rratc 'he misses. ard
:hore viii arise fro:, Tho number e.r'...;nYny
larGn class 10 Gcnnra';2o thnir iloa>. a,I ca~
ry ont their principles reform tho roor'c
make fhcr' Temperate. truthful and virtrous
10" they rive tone and ton,rnr - thc ere art
the conn'~v. de'erminrr .hc charac.rr Of i.
leaders far more than .'.c Leaders 'h?t Of thC
mHsscs
md SO in individual liz, and charao.or
!; IS little things that make and rnnlallc u,
all. ihcr" are thousands cf Young men Of
GENIUS and cn.c~,risc ~ .h:s moment .~t,
dream Of E,;nc and dis.;nc.;o, am, ,lo e :;
only required >or!o Great a., Of DARN, ~ Soc
ritirc within the scope Of hpman no..;,;,i.,
70 become dj-t;nc0>h"l. would hc ho"nc>
hu. lorarsc -r.,o o.n;ro,~o i c.,,
.a:.cli W. ,orsovcrir,
cr %: ,:aiIv vr.r.s w.
VIA the wlc'n sc,o,,o oc.,;n 49,,
ray..y 1~.:,,. .,o,or,, - ,.m,,: .,
Gnl -, L..,o. ,r,oo
Iis = mans b,};,s Of dress ,c.,,o,no~ ~,
conversation .l,a. make o. upn,,,,c H.. fr;or, !,
on wh'"" ms Snr"'SS ana hani'jnc~@ in III" DC
pend. y Is Oh mans little hs';ts Of ratn
ana drinking o; io''"ring over t'i''cS. or% know
'nc how 70 brush them ASIDE f'at his chara'
ter Tor Idi"n'SS or ministry. and IL" o""u2a
ton o; u" i'rrc>+ part o' his tine. innonH
It Is til" way IN which nan takes car" o
the pennies in h;S pcruniary transactions IL;
q determines whether h" viii ever take ceE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

have been sold within the last ten minutes,
and agree that by such standard it is sue
ccSstu!.
But there is a book Of which the manu-
script was sold for $50. at which the publish
er curlcd his lips, and thought he had made
a poor blrcain: We: the world holds it to is
heart; and it is power and friend to eve
" man here. The oldest and the most loved
of our own authors confessed that if he had
any excellence, it was awakened by the ten
der touch of that genius.
We all know his story. No man whom
history names was loved mere fondiv. In
youth. in manhood. we hano over his sweet
pages. and confess tnc charm that lime, which
destroys. will oni ' enhance How much
1ea~cr he Is than johnson. f,arrick. Burke.
REYNOLDS. Naipoic. lie .ty,.! in poor roonls.
GuarrcIlcl witt, his landlaAy, was not always
sure OF dinner The viii, did rot ask him
70 drive in tie PARK.
The kinr of I.ncian,, did n9t aS., his = oSt
iiiustrious subject TO Court. HIS best friend
smiled at him-.johnson scolIcd While b.
loved him-E Boswell, Of course. WAS ica'ouS
Of him: Reynolds At last hated his rortrai: -
and Horace Walpolc. tie pct of London So
cietv The son Of the Grand Prime Minister.
the >'r;plinr who cou.d sc,cr. GRAY. The 20
ct, as his travelling companion .lo literary
coxcomh. Looked at hi> master and called hin,
IAN inspired IDIOT" Tortv-six wears of hard
labor. carving lccrt Ike palm branch ,c
set a di>rorlant world AZ peace. wri:inr book
alter book in which human thought lies in
tn" expression as pearls lie in clear waters
that the ccntlc>t satriSt. over touched with
haman .ol'v-th" most human Of cssayiS's-
the most graceful an! ccnia, Of novcll>.>-thc
most pen>ye of poets hc nan whose mind
was 50 naturally iuSt and 50 variou>lv cittcd
that is force is forgotten in is exquisite pro
porton-like the strength Of the rarthenoi
and Il" ~"Niu> o: " a>hinr'on after forty
six years of hard li.c bcccarinr himself Il
relieve h"%91rv. Gicd mcn whom voul
hears already have Indicated. Oliver Gold
smith. who with his vicar ct Wakefield an.
his poems remains friend to us and 70 IN,
world for ever. (App!ansc.) Probably ther.
We're not jo.o0o copies or the work sold /,
fifty wears after IL rrili"a,ion.