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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

WAITS ANOTHER LETrEE.-The reviewer who
writes the letters for the Richmond Enquirer,
dedicated to c. W. Russell, Esq, of this city,
winds up the series with the following call for
another letter from Mr.. Russell:
Now, sir with this schedule before you, L beg
that you will prepare, for yourselfat least, frank
and direct answers to the following questions !:
Does not this schedule first provide that tie
Constitution shall be submitted to all the white
male inhabitants of Kansas, over q years of
age, for ratification or REJECTION! Does 1t not
then provide mode of submission which rem
ders REJECTION of the Constitution impossible?
Does not the same mode of submission disiran-
chIse every legal voter who will not agree TO
vote for the Constitution? Does it not equally
exclude all such voters from voting either Tor or
against the slavery clause? DoesIt not impose
an unprecedented and unfair restriction OF the
freedom of election, by excluding from the polls
all persons who are not willing to take an cath,
under the penalties of perjury to support a Con-
Stitution proposed for their ratification? Can
ratification, thus effected, of Constitution, be
properly considered ratification at all Does
not tine mode of submission entirely remove the
decision of the slavery question from the control
of a majority of all the legal voters and subject
it to the control of mere minority OF such
voters as are willing to vote for the COnstitu-
ton: Has not the Convention, then, uttered
palpable falsehood in declaring that the Constitu-
ton, or any part of the same, was to be sub
mitted for ratification or rejection by all the lc
gal voters of Kansas? Is not the pretended
mode of submission thus adopted fraudulent
evasion of the freedom and fairness OF popular
election? Docs it not constitute an anti-repub-
lican mode of constitutional adoption? Does
not all this appear on the face of the schedule
itself? Is it not, therefore, unnecessary for
Congress TO look behind or beyond the schedule
for evidence that the accompanying Constitu-
ton is not and cannot be the act and deed Of
the people of Kansas, either directly or through
the legitimate act of an authorized agent?
When you shall be prepared to answer each
and all of these questions with a satisfactory
negative, then, and not until then, you may be
able to suhstantiate the elimination which you
have so hastily applied to Governor Wise's I'M
official conduct. \ VIRGINIA DEAoCKAT.
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THI;
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NEW FIRM.
- H HLh Frn

- Di;s. BARTLETT 4 gISCHEIL r,.z...., -.
siArketS-reei, opposite ash -.tsz in A.
>IIIrCIinz Va -' We
Dr.. WineheII being compelled by his rapidly iz,-
D7sInessi 20 add 70 A.s facilities FOR doa- he sa -
piraNGTeI informing hls .reals and the p4ls -
formed business connection With Y : ArtIs,. " =
Eho has hal titeeu y-ars s1--essia
tai profession.
Drs q q W are prepared TO p-rf1rG every gp--sr
S1.sSeal ami Mechanical B=uListTylr fs-l srra ~
practice all the latest improvements o! Ihr D-uta An
guarantee that Tor beauty d1raht. az4 r-a--..l -.
their Artificial Teeth shAll not be sIsp1-ssl
Persons Who have t=4l-d Themselves the 1fa,.-. .4
comfort Of Artificial ie- fro- the srslI q 80
ii'- TNp erisced during he necessary P-=suzrg -ss-
tion 81 the Old tveta Alt roofs iaiersl kats -
process, entirely unlike CiorSor- Ether. az 49,
bic in most cases All lSSsfrc:fs ksszszls-s - ~ 80 -
nos extracted without PAiE-
Any Information or iv-cs EPP=rtsiz-aE 70 tAs sr
sion they Hlil b. Itt=ase.i % give -r-f-s-
Please call ant examine Specimens % A-t5zeaiTr-A
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m-ncteE,s Sale.

DY virtue Of D.e! Of TTlst g.. a - e -
Is Knoales dated Tbrasry 10 is :; i saz,y "a 2
Clerks once Of the County ts-Is . rll- ar
ten he cont door 81 tie CosFi ii.l.s o. s
Monday March Isl, is. az u 49, l5toa 80
SheeIInf. laid out b. Moses y C5aPsr r,t q ia
approved and eoufrrsd b Jot1 q "a e'sr 4
addition is OF rrccri IN ia5 $3.50 IS s5Iloss- 70 -
BernninE At he y L corr Of ri ~ I'D e. lss >
in said aasi',o5i ih.Hs 10 isr " Ie,i.,i
iy59 deg. z 81 ~ nee y dez 20 T.:
ii 10 he aid seeona course 70 he - l'--''
about 81 poles, more OF i--s- B Il. EJlE'
Terms Of Sale, cash E---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
TrnsteeIs Sale.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trusi from Elaar' -.
Id Patrick AIeCiranahaH, Robert C.l7Ss9n a. -. IL
CLERKS Office Of OhIO c9lity Court N DEED Sa1 - sf
E3 uiII o-r for sale philr auction al - -, H.
u H., Court House Of sad esuuiy, o. 'l'ai4s,
IS.S a. n o'eioct A. q part OF the pfopsFiy =
% me by said deed All tbs ee'sEibez q -, ..-5i
ming At another point in the s'-i=Il ~
u I52 fc.t froas tn -aiI syuta-Elst erfurf 10
on Fog street Ga S04tn Bh=rliu-' iEeLsT - 49,
feet to 4 point: thence IEs d-E- " ~ -. ~ ~
theme. 20 deg. ". loo feet 20 a i7ai' 49, 49,. 80
3 i0D fe-t 10 tr beginning. utAia.fE . :, FTT
Terms OF Sale, casa. Irlsi=,-
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This singular announcement appears in a
Pennsylvania paper, under the marriage head ::
In Scott, Luzerne Co, Pa, I'd ultimo, at the
residence of Elan Woodward, by the Spirit of
Charles Aorrins through medium, and in pres
ence of large number of Spiritualist, Stiles Van
Hooser and Mary Louisa Lake, both of the CITY
of Carbondale." Do the laws of Pennsylvania
authorize spirits to tie the nuPtial knott! 1--we
we were an interested party, we should hooe
that the officiating spirit would not be allowed
the first kiss of the bride
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

a physician in New York, who recently con-
Quoted the post mortem examination in a case
of infanticide reported that he was unable to
discover whether the child was alive or not at
the time Of its der1f - sFI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

IHTEEuEw BgTwEEN JAS. b. CLAY AND THE
PEEslDgNr.-The Washington correspondent of
the Missouri Democrat says:
have had an account of the interview be,
tween j. B. Clay and the President in reference
to the Lecopton Constitution by an eye witness.
which throws additional light on the position of
the Kentucky representative. When the dcpu-
tation was announced, Mr.. Buchanan came out
and said TO Mr. Clay, who was the organ of the
deputOtion, that he was engaged with the Cabi-
net and could not then enter into a conference.
Clay redeemed to the roots of the hair and said
with decided emphasis, that it was essential he
should listen to what the deputation had to say.
Buchanan's face became shade palcr, and he
stood and listened to the representations of
Clay and Haskin, the former ofwhom remarked
that he was not committed on the measure
against which he was demonstrating, and the
latter advising thati should not be made an ad-
ministration measure. 1t is known the heart OF
Pharoah was hardened to ensure his own de-
struction, and the deputation retired with no
amicable feelings. 1 am assured that Clay will
never vote for the Lecompton constitution,
however close he may keep to his patty on all
the preliminary questions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

A lazy fellow once declared, in public COM
Pany, that he could not find bread for his family
Nor ], replied an industrious mechanic. II
am Obliged TO work for il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
DENTISTRY

THE under,igaei respectfully iss=a the pcbs sa'y
have associated themselves E7-=t-r Tor tie p-as
% Dentistry Their Office Is IL N4= street trs-z
Monroe and UuOn SAL wh-ze tl-y vii bs hasgs . S.
their friends and all Oth-Ts sssH!a l.z services G.
Deutist-
They we're both students and FOR vefz yszrstss s-
ants OF the late Dr. Hulira, ard m sr1ar zrgrr a
been constantly engaged ia the prsctct ,r Elssf he
last eleven years during icrfl Ne has A=-4
ted with some Of the leading Dz4t-'s 10 al=l: a. ur
cities Of the United States. and has fan izfrI Li.
with their various prcu!aTits Ia operating lbs
fore feel confident OF being able give =
10 all who may favor them Elthth-ir =Etrlll---
ABR ROBERTSON, Y ..
Whes ling, Nov Is, 1857 JAMES ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

Ex.PRKsIDENr Fillmore was serenaded at Al
hany on the occasion of his marriage, but did
not come out Mr. Fillmore is not particularly
partial to serenades, as he evinced when he
made his appearance in full Arkansas costume
ut no-thwesterly window of the White House
one night to respond to the nomination ofGen.
Scott and advised his visitors to go and ''bow 10
the rising instead of the setting SUM-"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald, who writes the ePistles relating
to Court affairs, pitches into Northern members
of Congress after this fashion:
Senator Trumbull made very praiseworthy
attempt, the same evening, towards counter
balancing the Southern hostility which is so
regally meted out; but it was rather ,tiusco-
The gallant champions of freedom were up at
the House, and tho ladies who were present
were not excessively remarkable for the elegance
of their toilets. 1t is a ecnsral subject of re-
mark here that li;eral Investment of Kansas
funds in houses, furniture and batteries dc CT
isine, would do much to elevate the Northern
States from the position into which their recent
Know Nothing Salons have dragged them down.
There were times when the Webster, and the
Appleton and the CrowninShield and Winthrop
dispensed courteous Inequalities here; nov, the
delegation from Massachusetts, live in cheap no.
tells or obscure boarding houses, yet always go
wherever there is eating OF drpking at the ex-
pense of other people. And so it is with the
great freedom shricking North generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
Trustee's Ell:

pr virtue Of p Of Tra,: is.a - ri
ID L. BIcAfee aHe gthsfst - - n, q BOX =,
oer sor al. Ire foiioEiHe es.eTlo. ,ls ~ -
The wuEEIIyS wISDow Gl.sS 80 Whssss, . =,
3 ssFs4 4s II : .sii 0 H5fS: b pa 5
Also s. pots IN .-; sa era q = aid .i1 -, '''
ehinery &C. in use or 5slS ,-i-p .lr,a jail, T.ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

a TRENESDors IDEA.-A member ofthe Acad-
emie DIES Sciences of Paris, who is also an emil
nent chemist, has invented an apparatus, which
he thinks, will enable human beings to breathe
ms freely at the bottom of the sea as on the sur
face of the earth. He proposes to form an as
ISOLATION for collecting all the treasures now ly
ing at the bottom of the ocean, and estimates at
about $500 o00, 900 sterling the harvest of trea-
sure to be cleaned on the route between England
and India only.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

The SMALL AND THE GREAT-Among the an
dts of New York and its vicinity we, have one
to the effect that there is man who peddles
writing paper through the streets of Brooklyn,
who is worth $1,000 which sum he has in
vested in bonds and mortgages. lie says
has been made chiefly by selling "tv I've sheets
of writing paper for four cents" AMI carefully
outstanding the proceeds.
The Philadelphia Bulletin very proI .crly says:
What comment is this anccdote, admitting
that it is only half true, on the ''cntprpriSe" of
the day, which tolls, struggles gambles bank
rupts, compounds and kills life, all to make
large fortune in hurry Vast speculations,
which Cypress the multitudes and end in vast
failures, hope deferred, which makcth the heart
sick, sudden descents from wealth to wretched-
ness-alter sill how many there are who lead
such lives, who would not like to sell out the
results of their last ten or twenty years for
100000, even though it had been acquired by
calling out in stcntoran voice, Twelve
sheets of-writing paper for FOUR centsl" in
that very peculiar style of information familiar to
all who know New York and its vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

SURROUNDINGS is the first requisite to great
undertakings, yet he who forms his opinion Of
himself, without knowing the powers OF other
men, is very liable to error.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

"YoU HAVEN'T, HAVE Worthwhile in a store
the other day, we saw neat looking old lady
enter, with basket on her arm and spectacles
on her nose, looking for all the world, as if she
had popped out Of band box, 50 clean and tt
dy was she She stepped up to the counter,
and the following dialogue took place between
her and the clerk
Old Lady-''YOu haven't any butter, have
your"
Clerk-"Yss, ma'am, some nice and fresh,
just received
/ Old Lady-"You don't sell it at twenty-five
cents yet, do your
Clerk-"Thats our price, madam"
Old Lady-"You couldn't let me have a cou.
pie of pounds, could your"
Clerk-"Oh, certainly" Taking the plate he
weighed out the butter, and she threw down
half dollar, which he scrutinized closely.
Old Lady-'YOu don't think that's bad, do
your
Clerk-"Yes ma'am, do"
Old Lady (much excited)-"You wouldn't
take this truck back again, would YOU
Clerk-'How do you know wouldn't ?" and
taking the butter, ne dashed it back into the
firkin. The old lady seized the plate and the
bogus half, and started to leave, but when she
got to the door, she turned around and said, i'm
the way of final clincher:
You're not in any ways riled, reckon, are
your"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

y. B-Hessrs r. ( o. take pleasure IN rs!sTs.a.typ
mission, TO the fol!CaiHE .eutirE-rl:
u. l. Weed, d. D.; Hon. Geo. " Thanps1z IL Il -Agl
Caldwell. Morgan Nelson. Esq, = " Es, Is, d. J--z
Friss=ii, Dr.. ". J. Rates Dr.. K II. Commas Dr. A.
Hildreth. DrA S-Toit 1alIza: I De.a 4aE. JclE l--
20 ~ ~ lLlrnE- kuun c.. MI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
The Citizens' Deposite Rank.

n Office IS hereby given, kat BOOK q S-bscI 60
~ the Capital Stock % .TL- tE-as' Opposite El-f
authorized by act Of the L-iSlE.grr q Tr--I, -
February S;l, 1855 viii be opene 1r-r t ar-iaa .
the undersigned &C ruissoBsTs, a. ;t i- b. NArr u,
the Manufacturer ami Farmer Bank q FArlzg,
to be len opes for days th-reayr- III c=F;lss
Of said Bauk shall not Dc les thaa TFea. Tss.szl D.
laTS - divided into shares Of tEsEfE i-rs raes
Tie terms and amounts 81 fE-uis sgi sleti =
made known At the time o. subscribIUr.
GEO. W. SMITH, JACOB UUENBE1oE
JOHN Y. DICEEY. NATEI.. 4. AETHCE
JACOB BERGER, GEp MESDEL
GEO. ". SIGHTS, J1HS ZEDCkLEE.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, WI EUSBEY
ALFRED CALDWELL fW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
For Rent

NHE large three Efory Brick bu-lg=..-
BEldEs,i n the Fiiih Ward, aul Io, tas s-
Eaiafd- - boarding. Lo-sr Paasst.i5T - q . !=ls
day Of April rexf --- -'st ss--,.
Also th= store room IN the SANE f,-l- f--.
a shoe store By J5ha RaLkia. At.u5v -'s-s-I
80 d /.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

Neal Dow, author ofthe famous Maine liquor
law. is lectnying in Baltimore on temperance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
Incorporated 1e1e-ChaIter Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
WITH \ SURPLUS OF S5O6.3S7.SS.
And the prestige Of S yeHrs and experience.
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1855:

ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1883:
oashin hand and Deposites Hartford Banks s 90
Cash in transit and Agents hands So
Money due COMPANY secured by MortGsge Sol
Real Estate uuincumbrTed.
Bills Receivable 81 Is
MARKET EaLrE.
log Ronds s, and IN cent. interest, annually
655 Shares Rail Road Stock
- do Connecticut River Co ESQ 90
- do Stafford Bank 60
so do Waterbury Bank ,di1
IS do Providence 49,. $40 90
1900 Hartford .-....I %. &C.. %
S9S5 Nez York -. 5ly.gS2 %
CITY ...-...-1.4 As %
loo do United states Tru-t ca. y. Y. stock 90.
i5O do Neg YorS L, l. and Trust Co. eco 90
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For Rent

NJ S-sTs-E'o1 11s II he oeeur.---
store siizste,i On Noe :. n. P Non,
r.stss'''a slFen @ th-i irat Of ApT.I -,
,. T. ARVs1fs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

UPWARDS OF SII,OOO,OOO
or Losses have been paid by the tna Co.
the past IS years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20


A portrait of Brigham Young has been placed
in the rotunda of the capitol at Washington
1t is thus described:
"His face has much ofthc peculiar expression
[ seen among the Yankees away down east, and
resembles somewhat the good-humofed physi.
Ognomy Of Josh SileShec, whom your theater
going readers have often seen. His complexion
is fair, inclining TO ruddy-his eyes blue-his
nose long and Straght-his lips thin and close.
ly compressed and about his cheeks, eyebrows
and chin, the flesh hangs Loose ard fabby, in
dicating Sensuality. His face is smoothly sia-
ven, and his hair, which is of chcsnut-brown
color, and inclined to curl is long and seems to
be carefully kept The expression of the por-
trait would indicate tirmness, approximating
mulish obstnacy."
Tue theatrical critic of the Louisville Cour.
Ter, in speaking of the performance of Lucy
Ashton by Miss Avonia Jones, says:
1.-The semi-cataleptic rig,dity and immobility
of her attitude and fxednesS of countenancc
during. the last scene, was perfect piece of
acting"
There's criticism for you,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
&I,SsssEss

TOtnI Liabilities. --
Unsettled Claims net DUE. 'sz6-s4
Losses Equita5iy Adj"stea and Promptly Paid
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For Rent

- EVERALd=sIrabIeD z.i1ir--,,- NJ
- are F.=al@ai'y s.tz2s zp5u sl= I-ai. =.
-. - = 10 q The city. and lie rir.I
tie DOR. e. -, go plL9E zalS fE5zlth rI.-f'
osalLsa- Isrlas rs4soazbI=. IEgsIre ~ '@A 'r1s,;
STUSE 4 Tuo,
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To Let.
To Let

'HE iar-e varehaa.e fronting quincy s.. r-.-..--
L pied b. EzsssIl L McA.=e AugIvf, 7'=-l! 'r-v,
j4nlE VI v-,r--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
For Rent

az LaEse Feos2 noT u tie ceetTa1rv s.,t--..
= - q i-sEy q Tie zafyAcE.z a - Fs
1920 y r. Crsasi= Co Poss-s..6r. -4-ityJ
DAY o. Ap=ii next Apply 10 HsRry Mo- 's1 q Il,
?. T. AENSrpn,--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

TOInI Liabilities
Unsettled Claims net iue......-. *iTs, sgG.s4
Losses Equita5iy AdJ"stef and Promptly Paid
UPWARDS OF 81, 100000
or Losses have been paid by the tna Insurance Co..
the past IS years.
Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted with solVency and
Especial attention gireH 10 HLsNrdHes Of TELLLSGS
and Contents, 'or terms Of l to years.
The progress alton has been stable md u
interrupted through seasons Ofaanca sunshine
periods eyentiul in exempt from sEeepng eoniayra-
tiOns and maritime disaster Being long established
cash basis the troubles Of the credit system
material particular.
Daring har tines the security reliable Insurance
an imperative duty the ability Of property
tain loss being t. en- much irssened.
without say and all business attended
10 with dispatch and fidelity, by
E. b. SWEARING FsN, Agent.
Wheeling, Va
oEce in Union Hall buildings. west side Main street.
febl9-dAw-till Jan. Ist, 80.
White Wheat Family Flour.
I'VE keep constantly hand, very article OF
w white Wheat Family Four-Novelty, Guyandotte,
DOANE & ADAMS,
fsbls No. 81 Main So
nOUBLE RECTIFIED WHISkY.-!0 ibis for sale b.
~ f-blS DOANE ADAMS
SUPERIOR OLD COGnAC FRANDY-very choice aTii-
= cie-WaTTanted pure; in bottles For sal- by
feLiS DoASE ADAMS.
NID RYE AND OLD BOURBON WHISKY-Very choice,
~ in barrels and bottles in store and for sale by
this D0ASE ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

Irregular Correspondence of the Intelligeneerl
Tie Consolidation BiH-9O,c and By ,ehon 1t
aods Deteated-.Senator CaId'reU PeiJSrS a
charge qgainst the Lieut.. GOrsrno', and q
JUS e6sues-.Sketches Of Western Virginia
The Kanzas news., 1858-06-19
EMPoRIA, KANZAs, JUNE 10, 1855
Set Fruit Trees for the Boys.

Visiting an agricultural friend. recently,
in suburban town, on approaching the
house, he remarked, concerning the fine
cherry trees set by the road. that 81 set
these for the boys" This was noble and
generous. How unlike some of his neigh
bors, Skinfint, Selfshness and Stinginess,
who refuse to plant nice varieties of cult
waited fruit trees in their own gardens, lest
the fruits should be stolen by the boys-or
through fear that the trees may not bear be-
fore they shall die.
Plant the very best varieties of fruit you
can get, and let the boys steal them if they
will, there is not much danger of their pill
fering poor f-uits-and it will prove bene-
-icial, irthe end, for. these same boys will
soon come after scions, or to inquire: where
they can obtain like trees, for they viii ad-
NIT that they would rather grow fruit than
to steal it. It is wise and generous mans
pleasure thus to bring good out of evil
He who introduces cultivated and choice
fruits into town OF neighborhood where
they have not been heretofore cultivated, is
benefactor to his fellow citizens, ana the
children of his neighbors will rise up to
bless his memory. He whose skill and per-
severance introduces new Seeding fruit,
deserves more honor than an Alexander OF
a Napoleon.