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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27
Faculty at Pittsburgh.


Faculty at Pittsburgh.
President, P. DUFF, Author of "Duf7s Book
keeping 1.-The Western Steamboat Account
anti &c.; Professor of the Principles and Prac
tice ef Double Entry Bookkeeping.
A. I. HOWDEN, Professor of Mathematic.
and adjunct Professor of Bookkeeping.
w. H. DUFF,
HIS. S MseAhTr, Associate Professors. of
T. G. JONES, 2
]. C. STOCKTON,
J. D. WILLIAMS, (the best business and Or
lessor of Penmanship.
N. b. HATCH, Esq, Professor of Mercantile
Law and Political Economy.
Hon. Judge SHANNON and Hon. J. M. KIRK.
PATRICK, Special Lecturers on Mercantile Law.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, A. M, (late Profess
sor of Classics, &C., in Washington College
Professor of Commercial Ethics.
JOHN MURPHY, Teacher of the Art of De-
tecting Counterfeit Bank Notes. (The only
thoroughly qualified teacher of this Art in this
part Of the country.)
f. L.. APPEL, Prof. of French and German
languages.
E. OUDRY, Professor of Mechanical and
Architectural Drawing.
IAhh DEINJ AMIN, VI q 1oTh, duo oIic
equally distinguished literary gentlemen from
eastern cities, will also lecture before the Col
lege during winter.
This is believed to be the only Establish
ment in the Union founded, organized and con
Quoted by a practical Merchant, who, from the
most matured experimental information, has
brought the Accountants and Merchants edu-
cation to a degree of perfection never attained
by the best theoretical teachers.
Upwards of 1000 Students lave been edu-
Gated for the Mercantile Profession; and such
has been the recent increase of business that
a large additional Hall and several additional
teachers of Bookkeeping have become neces-
sary for the accommodation of the students.
Students have access to a library of 5000
volumes.
For full particulars send for specimens of
! Mr.. WILLIAMS Penmanship and a circular of
A pages-mailed free.
DUFF'S BOOKKEEPING, Pr. 1872, Royal Oc-
tayo, Harper's edition. Price 81 SO; postage
81 cents.
DUFF's STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING
Price 81; postage 9 cents.
e- To ensure prompt answers, address all
letters respecting the College to the Principal.
For Duff's systems of Bookkeeping or blanks,
address any of the Pittsburgh Booksellers, or
the Publishers, Harper & Brothers, New York.
Jan. Z, 1857.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

Ordinance passed by the Town Council of
the Incorporated ViUage Of Woods-
field, on the 18Th Apri5 1851.
porated Village of Woodsfeld, That the
of February, A. D. 1857, requiring pavements
to be made, be extended until the lst day Of
July, A. D. 1857.
WIN. F. HUNTER, Mayor.
DANIEL WALTON, Recorder. !
Arsa u, FesTr-<w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

Blank Deeds and Justices
RlAaks fr sale ct ais efieR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

TO MANAGE A REARING HoRsE.-In
the "British Sportsman we find the
following hints respecting the man
agement of rearing horse, which
strikes us as being worthy, as it is
easy of a trial:
Whenever you perceive horses
inclination to rear, separate your reins
and prepare for him. The instant he
is about to rise, sIacken one hand and
bend or twist his head with the other,
keeping your hands low This bend
ing compels him to move his hind leg,
and of necessity brings his fore feet
down. Instantly twist him complete
ly round two or three times, which
will confuse him very much, and com
pletely throw him off his guard. The
moment you have finished twisting
him round, place his head in the d.
rection you wish to proceed, apply
the spurs, and he will not fail to go
forward If the situation be favora-
bic, press him into a gallop and apply
the spurs and whip two or three
times severely. The horse perhaps
will not be quite satisfied with the
first defeat, but may feel disposed to
try again for the mastery. Should
this be the case, you have only to
twist him, &C., as before, and you will
find that in the second struggle he
will be more easily subdued than on
the former occasion; in fact, you will
see him quail under the operation. 1t
rarely happens that rearing horse,
after having been treated in the way
described, will resort TO this trick a
third time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

TEXAS CATTLE.-Mr. Wheat, from
Texas was in town on Tuesday, for
the purpose Of making arrangements
for the sale of small drove Of some
500 head of cattle which he has just
brought from Texas to this State. II
they are not disposed of by private
sale before, he informs us, that it is
his intention of selling them at public
auction during the continuance OF
tho County Fair at this place.
Mr.. Wheat mentioned fact, show
ing the difference in the price ofcattle
at the South from that of the North
which rather surprises us. He says
that his drove will nett about COG
weight to the steer, and that he now
could make a large profit on the sum
he paid for them and the cost Of
transportation by turning them into
soap grease Morgan (M.) journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

A Cow WITH A WOODEN LEO
The Nottingham Journal says: Last
week Mr.. Robert Wright, farmer, of
Burton, Lazars, near Melton Now
bray, had a cow which broke its leg,
and which they attempted to set
themselves; but finding they could
not succeed, they sent for Mr.. Rey-
nolds, veterinary surgeon, OF Melton
Mowbray, who found it in SO bad a
state as to render amputation neces-
ny, and he has affixed one OF timber
in its place, which is likely TO answer
every purpose. 1t is fastened around
the knee joint by means Of leather
straps, and the beast can use it."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TIVE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have leer
Il taxed their prcduo. tiIs best perri
purg rive which Is knows % Innurncrsbie prof
ssovn that te<e f1iL, have virtues which surpars ~
sxoelleuoe t- Ordinary medicines, and that they win
professionally upon he Of all They If.
and pleasant % take Int powerful 10 cure Their pens
trating properties the vital Invites of the body
the shsirnrtspns n rs organs. purify the hod.
and expe disca-e hey purge the foul humos which
breed and grow d-tninpes. stimulate eluggi-h dsnr
dered Organs into thelf natural action aud mparf healthy
tone with strength tic whole system. Not only D.
they cure The everyday complaints q every body, bu'
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of hunnn skill. While they produce powerful
eecz they the tlme IN diminished doses th
saest and best physlr that be employed CIR children
Being sugarcoeted they pheasant to take; and being
purely scxefsble, free from any risk of harm Cure
have been made which rnass belief they not sub
stsntiated " men Of snch exalted position and chaacir
- 10 forbid the suspicion Of unirufh Many emineu.
clsrgymen and physicians have lent their names 10 cer
~ 10 the public the reliability II my reieds. while 9TH
ss have sent the Of their conviction that
my Preparations cvutrbe immensely 70 the rrief q my
AFFLICTED, suffering feilowsnsu.
The Agent below named = pcsed furnish gratis ms
American Almanac containing directions Or their AMI
certificates of their cnrs Of the following ccmpaints
costireness. Bilious Complrnf- rheumatism. frufs,.
Heartburn Headarhe arising from full fionnch. Nau
Indigestion Morbid inartion q tls howel- ard Pair
ous and Cnfanepus Diseases which require
Medicine scrofnla OF Kings Evil. They alsa, ruIi
ing the blood and stimulating the system crre many
complaints which Il uoald not 10 supposed they essd
reach such peaesa peflnl lindness. Neuralgia ar
Nsssous Initial prn ~ the iltff qnd if
neys Govt and othet k,irred complaints ari.iur
low of the hody olsts rtloi fits funcflons
DO not be put OF ~ usifi-Hif.i dealers with
other PIN they Dsaks moi go n. Ash for A,'i
prrls and take nothing fier they esh l'.
you compares with This N p. in $50 value ~ sa'fl.
.f.E li.ara /. ~ ..
and they shoald have A.
Prepared by DIR. :. =. AVER.
Practicsl and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mass.
PncE as C7s PIN Box. FIvr bpru Tos 81
SOLD ~
ROBERT BROWNING. lrdladnpolis.
SQUIRE DAWSON, Nchlesvnle, Ind.
HOGAN d WILLS, Columbus, Ind.
J. G. AVER g. CO., cinnineau. Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
"Heigho. You sleepy parsonsi
Hal Ia. hal bal what iarki
Amer al your college learning
You will find you're In tho dark.

fou VIII hhu you're IN tho uhfks
The very reverend elder gave this
Song with much vigor to the air Of a
well known niger melody, ooh, Su-
sunna, don't you cry for me-" and he
added to the effect by vigorous slaps
of his hand upon his stalwart things,
after the most approved fashion of
the Ethiopian sertnaders. The effort
was very much relished by the audi
ence, who loudly applauded. u
Sister Pearce and several other
sisters subsequently sang.
An Elder, with o strong Yankee
brogue, advised tho sisters to sell off
all their orniments, which took them
so long every day to dust, and to put
the money into tho emigration fund,
to enable them'to gather out of Bah
ylon'--i. e., to leave this country for
Utah. 20
The Apostle Arson Pratt then gave
the "Sisters" somc advice on the SUBJ
ject Of marriage. He said that mar
riage, if celebrated by the Mormon
Church, which alone had full author
ity, extended not only till death, but
throughout eternity. Heurged them
not to marry men not Mormons, or
else when they awoke in the Day OF
Judgement they would find them
selves without husbands, and be
obliged to remain single throughout
eternity. This he described to be O
horriable eventuality, and proponded
the doctrine that a propagation OF
spirits would go on in future world,
just as the propagation of our species
goes on in this.
Ezra Benson, another apostle from
the Salt Lake Valley, addressed
the audience in his shirt sleeves, His
speech was full of Yankee humor-
rather coarse, but it told we'll with
tho saints. Hesaid he felt "fust-rate.
Hereferred to the subject Of marriage
and to his own wives and children
whom he had left in Utah, and said
he believed that all his wives would
not apostatize, and that, therefore, hs
would not be likely to undergo the
misery of remaining single in heaven
He described Brigham Young as the
best and hottest man in the world
and said he did not wonder at tho
sisters falling in love with him.
Every good man, he said, ought tt
have more than one wife. He sale
he would advise tho editors who abus
cd them 10 consult their works, anc
they would find everything "as righr
as tatuas" He INDUCED in a vsriety
OF Jokes of the same class sft
The proceedings terminated short
" after ten o'clock. :. 500 sro
I'VE omit to record some Of tn,
more improper sayings and doings o
the evening.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
FARM FOR SALE,

A DJoIN1NG the hourishing village OF fsrmersvlle,
a fourteen miles from indianapolis, In Merton coun-
t., and the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad,
containing 80 acres. some 30 acres ae In cultivation,
and the timber the balsnce !. worth A. much as the
land will cost A Bargain will be given any man by
pay ing from bali totwothrdt down, and time will be
given on the balance.
For further information, address the subscriber at
Aurora, Ind, or Mr.. Ferguson, Acton, Ind. Either
will take pleasure In showing the lard 10 any person
wishing 10 purchase.
June25, 1851, J. " X. MILLER.
July I'd I'm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
THINGS IN NEBRASKA.


BELLEVUE, y. T., sept I, o..
A party Of gentlemen of this place
have recently returned from a buffa-
10 hunt up Platte river. They went
80 miles west Of Fort Kearney.-
They report the Buffalo as being
plenty, and succeeded in killing a
number.
Colonel Sumner and troops left
Fort Kearney August 18th, TO drive
back band Of Cheyennos, who had
lately committed depredations on a
party who were driving cattle and
mules across the plains When the
buffalo hunters returned TO the Fort,
Colonel Sumner had had a battle with
the Indians, and the wounded were
being brought in. Several Indians
were killed, but none of the troops.
We are all luxuriating on mammoth
melons and delicious plums. The
melons are fine, and in reality the
greatest luxury that Nebraska affords
at the present time. The plums are
very good. and some excellent, but /
presume they are considered more so,
as we have but little fruit of any
kind.
Apples arc brought us from Mis-
souri, on the boats, and sell for So to
80 per barrel, and quite middling in
quality at that.
A good deal ofrain fell here through
August, and, as whole, it was much
cooler than the months Of June and
July. We have but little sultry
weather; stilsa few days in August
were somewhat muggy, but nothing
like the old fashioned dog days have
experienced at the East
NONoTr-CK
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
W. G. & W. P. QUICK.

Attorncys az Law BrookviIie, Ind.
pART1CuLAR attention paid to the collection and
4 and securing OF claims,
once In room formerly occupied by Jbo. d. How
and, over Gallons store.
mar IL. ft.I
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
FEMALE BIBLE sociEY,
OF
IN DIAN A POLLS.

The DepostoFy OF THIS hocety u now AZ The reFdrnce
~ John wilkins, on Market street, where Bibles and
Tsstaments In Engiish, Fench and German. Of every
sse and nhsh, can ne had u cost AID where B
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

The TOWNSEND TRIAL.--The trial
Of the murderer Townsend is pro-
Guessing. By the arrival Of thesteam-
err Telegraph, we are put in posses
sion Of the heads Of the proceedings
up to Friday night A number OF
witnesses for the prosecution had
been examined, all whom prove the
identity of the prisoner with the muir
derer Townsend. Some will not
swear to Il, but others that are best
enabled ojudge, do swear most posi-
lively to his identity. Bryson, one OF
the gang of five that struck terror
throughout the Canadas by their
murders and depradations, at first
did not recognize the prisoner, but on
being placed in the cell with him, be-
came convinced it was the man, and
on his trial sworc positively to the
identity ofthaprisoner. This witness
discioscs the whole operations OF
the gang. IL is said that Townsend
confessed to ono Of his gang that he
had killed six men previous TO the
murder of Nellis. Another convict
named Brown, has been brought as q
witness. and he also swears positive
Is 20 the prisoners identity. Two
women Of abandoned character who
associated with Townsend, swear tC
the prisoner being the man TIL,
case is SO strong against him tha'
Townsend has abandoned the insane
dodge. and has conseuted 10 employ
counsel in his behalf AZ present
there is little doubt that his doom il
sealed y C7ereland Herald, Sept. 10th
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

lGHTE, NEWTON & BR1DBURY'S PIANOS
IL The above popular Pianos are use In all OF the
fsfSs,s,s Public schools In New York City, and In
E<rall of the Private Schools, wherever
tfF fithey are known. on account Of the r Z reat
durability and volume OF tone. Their rapid sale Is
proof positive Of their great merit Come and zee
them before yen buy, at "a West Fourth-st.
G. NJ. MURCH,
full stock OF sheet Music aud instruments a nde
care ofC.Y Fonda. sug2s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
a oARn

WYE DESIRE TO RETURN THANKS TO A
w kind public fortho very liberal patronage they
have already BESTOWED on the GOLD WHITE COR.
NER," and shall endeavor, TO merit continuance
ofyour fayors By alwsyskeepingih 10 newesl and best
stock In the market, W. MORROW 4 co,
nrsekvilie. spelN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
Enamelled Glass,

TOR sinE AND TRANsoM LIGHTS, BEAUTI-
fully figured Just received By the UNDERSIGNED, and
size or pattern. hkNsAnAx DUz<n.
July 10.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
hooking Glass Plate.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
| large supply Of The vetous sizes Of Looking Glass
Plato, and are prepared to GIL orders on rcas nable
terms. HtssANAE DrzAS.
lnlu 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

The presidents of the various banks
in this city held n meeting and resolv-
III not 10 suspend specie payment
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

LErARr Falls, Meigs &C. :, o., Dec. 10, IS.
DE-. FoRsHA---DkkE sIR;-You win recoilect
selling dozan bottles OF Jour Alternative ia m
board the steamer Ohio No. on hes upward trip.
about the 9th or 10th " November last have sodit
all but two bottles, and say faras have seen
and known Il tried Il has cured diseases, and IN
= shorter time, Than any medicine ever anew. Il
has already become popular here. ard could sell
large quantity oft a Il generally known that al
ways had IL on hand. should be gisd II you would
appoint sole agent for the sale off In this place.
tnas much rs the Other mtfchaBts In the place are
agents for other medicines worth bali 90 much. n
You do 50, will do all can TO give the medicine
vide circulation. At all events please 70 ,eud me
dozen each Of your Different sised bottles. and
obge. 100. If- ....
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

DROWN Ann BLkAcHED MUSLINs AND TICK.
ines, constantly on hand, ana every grade q
sbestingt and shirirrs, for sale low, Al
hrookvilies lad. TyNEHkkiN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

PonKKoy. o., Dec. I, IS
DR. FoEsuA:-Your medicine has eompi etely cured
me, and am hale and stout, and signs OF Rheu-
matte pains about me, an very thankful that yot
made your appearance In this place. Toe only regre
Inow have 10, hat you did not come sooner - mncl
suffer Nc and expense would have been done away.
hope you may aways be successful with me, ans
live 70 good old age, and never suffer with N,
rheumatism. have only used what Balm boo N
| Of you, and am now new man. yours truly.
R0BT. BEATTY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

Certificate from ID. L. Starr.
have known Mr Forsha's Alternative Balm 10
perform very extraordinary cure upon horse that
was very badly cut, some time since.
used externally, with good effect. believe II to
be perfectly safe and elescous remedy be used
many conf laints.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
.INO. w. KELLY,

NOTARY PUBLIC, BRooKvILLE, fND.-'s pro-
ges, &c.
oFFIcE-ons doorpor,h If Slaughter Will
iams' ore.
aprl7S
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
THE PUBLIC.
(sigt ed) ALEX. CLARK.
MARY Is. CLARK.
ynehburs, Highland CO., o., Jan.a.'sa.

Lynchburg, Highland co.. Jan o. 's2.
.nisisto certify that have been afflicted fur
eight years with the spinal affection aud dyspepsia,
aud part Of that time was confined 90 my bed
had tried tue remedies prescribed ~ the phys
who attended me but obtained NO permanent re-
until tried DR.. forsha's Alternative Balm. BY
time had used three or four bottles felt great
Of, and had not used more Than seven botilss UNI
was entirely cured OF the above named diseases
feel IL due the public. well ~ TO br Fvrsha 10
state the above named facts, and 10 say that believe
the BALM TO be the test medicine In use, aud can
not recommend II too highly TO snpering Humanity
have used IL In many other eases In my family for
satisfaction In all casts. JOAN WALKER.
am well acquainted with Alexander Clark and his
wife, aud also John Walker, and l know the above
tatement to be matters OF fact and they persons o.
[sIgaedl A. GIBLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
Interest," ting from Honduras

The brig Alden, to Boston dircc, from Omoa, aoodu
brings dates from that port 10 the sd Of May.
The most important item Of inie'r sence is the am
out, on the 9th Of Nay, Of the brig Fsvoriia from
York, With the deputy agent Of the Honi urns Rail,
Company, George II. Glldden, ESQ, and tho Atlantic
central divisions OF engineers, some sixty persons In
under Mr.. Traiuwne, Chief Engineer All the memt
OF the expedition were In perfect heath Tho initial ca
NJ Puenio Cahnilos Established OF the 1sth Of Nav
which time ios location Of the roai Sas com menced
der the m Oct favorable auspices and wiih enfre suor,
The central division had already advanced into the isF
I'D 'ices from the Bay OF Fcnseca the Pacific 70,
1cutt nan Jeers arrival there the head Of the hyt
sraphics engineers, the 18th Of April aud the i'm
date commencement OF operations.
On both sides, ~ Omoa and Anap1a the engineer I
ties had met with the most cordial reception their
val having been signalzci BY gcnc-si festivities aer
manner Of our Fourth OF Jnlv. When the ne ws reac
Comsyagua, ihe csp,sl Of inc state orders were at o
iseucd ~ the govern the Authorities on the Hp
the road 70 afford every possible IA atty 10 the engine
and men IN tho Ir secuiirn OF the work. Mr. Trauts
IL q orluon That gbe location OF the Rad will be G
pie Cd 30 that tho entire Hoe may be put under cont,
By the lat Of October
The bark Virginia had been stranded not fa from o.
and her cargo s5d al auction inc agent ef the tails
Was large purchaser Of TIE supplies with which she
frcisb;cd. The brig Fsvotita u reported loadnS '
mohoSany At Puerto Cabacs for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

NEW ORLEANS, June Is, 1851
Sales Of cotton TO day Ii 900 bales the market d.
and mddi,ng fair is quoted al 1s,Sc. lac. Sacs OF
week, 1900 bsee. Receipts, OF the week 500 ba
The receipts al us part less than AZ the same time
years are 2t6 200 bales The receipts at all South
ports lees than oil the time last year. SOL
ba e.. The stock al New Orieass Ia 65 500 bales C
closed Grm sales OF the week IS 600 bags sosk at
Orleans, including Is 900 bags at Quarantine, Ia H.
bags. FreiehB are dull Othsr articles anchAnge5
Nky ORiK,Ns June q, 1851
Cot1n-Sales to day, 600 bales, at advance Of
Iidolng far Is quoted Al l55c. lii4c. Pork Is v
doll. Sterling exchange, loH les per cent prenit
Other articles are generally unchanged.
moAGo, June 81, 1851
-four N dull. Wheat closed quiet. Corn is dull {
quiet Pork Is firm. No shipments TO Buffalo OF &c
wheat or corn. To Osvezo, $1,000 bush. corn, but
Hour or wheat. Receipts OF the week: 500 bbs nour
600 bush. wheat -, 600 bush. aud II 900 busb O
OswSso, June 27-6 P. n
Flour 10 dull Sales 10 day, 900 bsls ;, al 81 for y
comm, and % so IS 76 for common to fancy q,
Wheat Ia dull, aud held above the views OF buyors s,
TO day 900 ousoes OF Chicago spring, at 81 ao-an
side quotation. Corn IL quiet lake imports in "a ho
UP to noon 10 dAyl2 900 bushels wheat, $500 bust
corn Canal exports In same eme-l sOs b ,lS DC
IL 900 buane wheat, and ls 900 bushels corn.
PEoSrDsSCs, June 2T, 1851
Printing cloths-the market IL without change
sales or the week amount TO IS 500 pieces.
Cotton Is hrm at &C. advance on the week The 50
have been moderate.
wool-rhe sales indicate continued Eight stock
new CLIP 10 SUI holding back. Sales OF ne week a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

AcroE- PorIT1crANs.-We see that Mr.. Forrest
the actor is to deliver Fourth Of July grafton
at Perth Amboy. This is rather novelty in the
way OF cumusting employments. Actors are
used to pcrsonato all kinds of characters but we
are not aware that, 10 any country, have they
hitherto attempted the part Of politicians on The
stage. However Il II never too late TO begin,
and VIC shall no doubt sec Mr.. Burton on The
stump for one party and Mr.. Brougham for
another at the next canvass Mr. Forrest il ca
pable of writing Fourth of July Grafton, and II
be does not kill himself in the effort 10 deliver II
with appropriate emphasis, il viii no doubt be a
success Who said there were limits 70 the march
Of civilization?