Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-10

cause they have heretofore done so. why 50 be
II bat in our Judgment the time has come.
shen the people should select men TO hli
County Offices. ~ho have the requisite qaaiifi-
cations. Whom the Democracy will nominate
~e do not know. NOT do We care. lfthey place
better aen On the track than have the people.
then their ticket should succeed bet n not
then Allen. Bailey. NeKeeu and Brown should
receive = majority OF The popular vote.
~ DIR. Dixon. editor Of the Scsip>i. medi-
cal paper Of considerable inlaence. deueuuees.
with great vehensn nee. the project Of adding =
gymnasium to every public school in New
York. he says boy. uttil he i fourteen
years old. wants 20 exercise besides the play
he gets with his associates in the open air
All that is necessary is dry piece Of ground
aud a place 10 ssim in summer aud pleniy OF
snow aud ice IN winter. and the DO, Will take
care Of the balance. Boys who work in the
symnasium regularly. develcpe their muscles
70 an unnatural degree. and "instead of the
sofs. plump. juicy outline Of youth. We have
the skiBny. cverworked. hard aud dry outline
age which does not demand violent exercise OF
any kind: besides this. We think such pro
cesses are sp, TO retard the growing Of bcys.
and will ultimately destroy their carriage and
figure when thes become men. The same
thing is said to De observed in the disseelsd APP
pesrance Of the legs Of juvenile dsueers. "Ex-
csssive exercise. besides injaring the mental
facilities Of man. has The tendency 10 III ure the
equal circulation OF his blood
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CooL-The following reply TO a dun re
ceived by mercantile establishment Of this
city. has /" considerable number " Of ice in
u: E"
-, Ills. Aug. 4th. 1850.
Your favor ofthe - ult reached me IN SAFETY,
and contents duly noted In answer 10 your
question as TO when / thought would settle
your bill. for tweeds. musllns, &C purchased
IA 1856. / would only rcmark that. az YOU
have charged me 81 IS interest on said bill. !
let you know at once to prevent any suspense
or anxiety on your part. that II - and alray,
has been, a ainst my pripeiple to pay interest
and against my interest To pay principle but
"a you ask to know when can settle II tyoui
/ bill } think shall be able To do 80 the NOR.
ming after the Resurrection. aud away over Oh
the other side OF Jordan.
However. lest you should think me sapcy
OF impolite To strangers. here drop the Joke
and state to you. candidly. that | owe YOU no
such bill now. nor did at any former period.
and IL some man. by my name. has swindled
you on. Of that sum. ! am truly sorry for IT
| buy my goods all over the country. from ST
Louis TO Cincinnati. aud my bills are always
I promptly filled and promptly met when ma.
tured ! sm inclined 10 thiuk there Is mis-
lake IN the name on your part. and that -
-, Of --, IS the man you after
with such sharp stIck-he being in the ner
camille trade Ia our tewn. II he Is not, please
write me word, describing the man that owes
the bill. for there certainly - some sVindler
using my name. as never knew. heard or read
OF such firm a. yours nor did ever buy five
cents worth Of anything in Terre Haute. not
do know any man in or about your place
- excepted. Who happens to owe mt
$I9. which hope he will call aud pay.
j So TO conclude. and ia short. have only I,
say to your clerk who made out and for~ arded
that bill. that be can send me, at bis own cos
aud charges. any kind Of a hat he peases
worth not less than two dollars. ! will not be
hard on him Tor the first offence. lie can send
II by express 10 my address at -. size. Z 1
Yours. feeingly.
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