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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-05
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We have on several occasions stated
that IL was our belief that Governor
Boreman had ordered the Registrars Of
the different counties to strike names
from the list OF voters. The Wheeling
Register of last Saturday contains an
account of the illegal manner in which
Colonel Josiah d. Wilson's name was
stricken from the rolls of voters in Har-
rison county. Colonel Wilson Is one of
the Oldest and most respected citizens
ofthat county. As he had always voted
without question, he Indignantly de.
manded the reason why he was TO be
debarred from his right. he was in
formed by the Registrars that 1t was in
obedience to a special order of Governor
Foreman. This fixes upon the Gov
ernOr the guilt OF these Villainous
usurpatiOns, which cannot be condemn
ed in terms too hRrsh.-PdrkerS6iIT
Gazette,
When this statement appeared in the
Wheeling Register, we did not deem it
worthy of notice, because nobody
thinks of believing anything about
Governor Foreman that appears in that
sheet. But since 1t Is TO be retailed by
all the CopPerhead sheets in the State,
we have to say of it, that 1t is down
right and unrnitigated falsehood from
beginning to end. We are authorized
by the Secretary of the State, who ia
presumed to know, to say that Gov.
Foreman never issued special order
to any Board or other officer of Regis
tration in Harrison county, or in any
other county, to strike on Mr.. Wilson'S
name, or anybody else's name from the
books of registration. he issued gem
eral instructions under the Registration
law to all the Boards of Registration
and We suppose under that law and
those instructions Mr.. Wilson's name
was stricken of because it was proper
1t should be.
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2 The head blocks to be made in accoF-
strictly to the simple, both Of which maybe
seen at the Offices OF the Depot or ChIef
Qul[termasters at Bosom, New York, Phila-
FORTE Monroe, RiohTaond, RSieieh. New
bern, Fayetteville, Charleston, RRyannah
SAng1sta, GGas.l TAI 1asees Mobile, New Or
vile, Chattanooga, MurfreeSboro' IsouisViIIe,
Cairo, Chicago Jehersonytlle, Columbus
Leavenworth, omahn, Little Rock, and San
Francisco. bids for San Francisco viii be
received until December 81, 1s6al
ten DO to twelve % inches long, and nom
three andl a half 90 to four and a half (S5z1
TSsy VIII Se hooT Snd tas 6o SsTs
q number cast on the back, and
an inscription of the name, rank,
date ofdeath Of the deceased; cast IA iaised
Letters on the top. Theymust be cast ofROod
stoyS-plnts trons weigh not les than twenty
tzQl lbs each, and be coated thoroughly by
dipping In melted zinc.
4. Separate bids are invited for delivery at
each place and in case the same parties offer
to supply more than one locality, 1t should be
stated At what reduced pEice the articles
would be furnished In the Increased number.
good and Sufficient guarantee at Least two
responsible parties that the contract, HaWar-
asd IN I'M BE alEaS9l1Y and PE145@ptlg sxssat5
must be shown by the official certifeate OF
the clerk Of the nearest District Court, or Of
q
Ifl6 Tho Government reserves 10 itself the
night 70 reject All bids, IL unsatisfactory; and
to delay the award not later than the hiSb OF
January, 1857 and also, in some instances to
change the points OF delivery OF Q portion Of
the head blocks in which case q reasonable
allowance for increased on deduction for d.
mtnished transportation VIII be made,
Z. The time Of delivery TO be subject to fu-
ture arrangement Sufficient time being al
lowed amer the lists Of names are furnished to
the contractor.
sample, and VIII be subject to such inSpec-
ton ct the point OF delivery - the ChtGf OF
the Bureau may direct - 49,
Q. The null name and post once addres OF
the bidder should appear In the proposal.
10. Proposals should be plainly endorsed
SlresSed 80 the QuarteEnnastsrG Genera, u. g
A. Washington, D. @"
.ssi M snz.,3 ., NC. 1[EIGS
o. 8 ~ noV5-5t
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me RaItImore RItnntIoD.

The position of affairs in Baltimore
looks threatening enough. An out
break there may occur today OF to-
morrow. Both parties seem determin-
ed on obtaining the mastery. Cover
nor Swami is attempting 70 carry out
his designs In the face OF a powerful
and excited public feeling. The Balasl
more american of Friday gives us a
picture OF the way In which he employ
ed last week in getting ready for the
election tomorrow We quote from it
as follows: -.
''The registrars appointed by Cover
nor Swami 10 literally eo1tSty1te' the
registration law, completed their Iabors
yesterday; and, II one tiths OF what we
near Is true, they have certainly carried
out most faithfully the behests of their
master. The most notorious, out-spo-
ken and malignant reVilers OF the Gov
ernment during the entire period oEthe
rebellion the men. who were wont to
sneer at the Union troops as they
marched through our streets; who were
always 1ubtlRnt at every reverse that
befel our arms; who delighted 10 reViIe
the national flag, and were longing TO
see 10 go down forever and be no more
known among the nations-such men,
II " N4Ou6luunf lANg gGGh
with perured lips TO swear that they
never expressed a desire for tie tTfttlph
of said enemies oVeT the arms of The USIC-
ted SLdteS.' Monstrous as this SEEING, II
is literally trueI And not only is this
SO, but, as far as we have been able TO
learn, The registrars in this city have
utterly ignored the action of the regis
trars OF 1865 by registering, as qualified,
all those who were disqualified upon
sworn evidence last year, notwitL-
standing that the law expressly says
that they shall NOT do SO, and the Con.
stitntion says that no person so dis
qualified shall ever Do eltitted 70 voLe at
any election tIt1LLeSS he shall be
restOred TO his JtLL rights Of citizenship 6V
CSst act of Ehe GeIerGL 4SS6RS6Ly, passed
by q UOte Of tl1o-thtr1iS Of all the members
elected TO each House. In the face of all
this the thing has been done, and In re-
ply to inquiries on the subject, the reg
lstrars very complacently say they had
| Mr.. Prices opinion that it could be
done, which they deemed amply suffi-
cient to warrant them In ignoring both
the law and the Constitution.
1--WE also learn that in many in
stances these officials utterly refused
yesterday, to listen to any evidence
against any of the numerous parties
improperly registered by them.
I'VE would suggest to Gov. Swami,
since he has eVinced such a disposition
70 scrutiniZe the conduct of public off,
GERS, would it not be well, now that he
has his hand in, to review the conduct
of his registEarsf Wewill warrant him
that he will find more tdI0 and facts than
he has had to go upon in his iuvestiga-
ton of the charges against the Police
Commissioner
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81 - 81 p RssINa

n a IR ID n ES SIN @ /.
A VEGETABLE PREPARATION
For beantitS Tying and promoting the luxuriant
growth of hair. -
:. q prevents the hair nom falling on or
turning gray.
Il removes dandrufk, cleanses the scaIp.
cures nervous headache, and all those DIS.
uasEnE affections induced by the usa Of oily
or alcoholic Hair Dressings.
It's inVigorating properties insure Iuxuriant
locks, inclined to curl. and by its persistent
use the hair ts restored to bald heads when
such q result Is possible.
i is splendldly perfnmed, VIII not stain or
soil the skin or any aTticle Of apparel, and 8
universally approYed-espeelalIy by ladies
and children. = -. = =
Buy no other, Price Is cents per Bottle.
Prepared by DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist
MelroSa, Mas. = J - : =
Sold 70 The tradeby IlAUGHLINs& BUSH.
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by an Drug
gtsts, also by 4. a. Logan a Co, and LOAN
List 4 90. sepl9-3md6W
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PIso,s Cure for ConsumptIonl

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption In the United States.
(See census Snr 1902 -
used In practice by eminent physicians, Min
such marked success, that IL Is now, by ur-
gent request, offered TO the public as an in
tallible remedy for lung and throat diseases
Not every one in the advanced stages Of con-
sumption can be cured, but many have been
ana many more are now receiving beneft
nom It's use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed. As an evil
dence Of our sincerity in the above state
mentS, WeWARRANT IT TO GIVE 6ATBFAC-
TONI Sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Eel.
lows aall, Wheeling, West Va. aus
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T he Knabe Piano

f ~
-551s.Wen enough known throughout the Unitsd
otaIes 20 stand upon Its merits and Il a T,o1
necetslTy TO Pebble them thropph ne
county or send agents nom door 10 6iooS 10
sung their praise. - 4'NA "
q, me proper way for purchasers to supnIv
themselves y 70 apply to responsible Ann
" where they know that what they buy Is ius1
a, Another method Of pushing bad work upoD
me me public y TO sail through NiiEie TsaeSSS-i
lloHing them large commissions for rscorc
nending their instruments. TINS mode n
doing business ofcOurse fncTeuses the mic az az
tt,e SoLni1lon mus necessarily come nom
In purchasing nom the agent of a lrzt-elas-
manufactures, an instrument can be had -
the factorY price-notWi thstandinr the renrS
sentations OF outside makers that The ttieSierss
ooInm mission increases the price ofthe fnStT1s
Persons in want of 6Ist-SlassP Pianos canno,
expect to buy them At second or third ciaS
..5 The public arc invited to examine the
btoc6 OF
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LIFE DROPS.
6RGUR,S
PREsORIRRD GOLpEN.sEAL

PRESCRIBED GOLDEN-sEAL
Recommended for the treatment OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, General DEBILITY, and
4 Fever and Ague, and warranted cure.
Invented by DR. g. G. SBGuR. 1t Is a veg
etable compound Of thirteen distinct articles
and Is approved and prescribed by the meii-
use OF Il in his practice says-eIt 6 harmless
while 1t Is pOtenti nor does It, rs Is the case
with many medicines, leave ashattered con-
stttution In It's track Sold by Sll drug
gSts. ORRIR SKINNER a co.
Sole ProprietoTs, Springfield, Mas.
the TEGde can obtain II Of any New York
or Boston medicine house. oct2
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ColEa4e,s Aromatic Yegetable soap.
Asapenor Tonet soap, prepared nom ne
nnsd Vegetable osis IN combination Win.
GIyeerine, and especially designed for. the.
uss otLadiea and for the nursery. Itspar..
fume Is exquisite. and lis washing properties
unriyansd. FrRlsb y an druggists. 4
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AMERIoAM

This article never faiIs to cure the worst
cases Of DpthertR, Coughs, Colds, HOarssness
Sore Throat, Asthma, Neuralgia, and Rheut
mattsm. Il has no equal for the cure Of Dip
ther4a and al kindred complaints. Sold by
all DruRRfstR
oRKlN SKINNER q CO., Proprietors
Spdnghsld, Mas.
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APRoF1rARnRC oW.--A cow exh ibiteii
at recent Illinois agricultural cir.
gave during three weeks in the month
OF June last, a yield Of milk averaging
tWenty-nins quarts daily, and from TIE
cream thirteen pounds of butter were
made weekly iDistAneing all. COM
petitofs In thu milk and butter trade,
she took the highest premium.
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gpettaI aatIfEs.
Odberrs Vegetable AmBroaIa or the
WoHId,s Hail. RestoreR.

Odberts Vegetable AmbrosIa or the
Worlds Hair RestOreF.
Its the only preparation that Is warranted
to restore gray hair to its original color.
twill prevent hair nom falling on.
It superCedeS Hair Dyes.
1tcompletely eradicates scurf and dandruR
Kills hair eaters, so destructive TO the roots
Of the hair, and cures all diseases or humoB
As Hair Dresser It has no equal, giving
brash, dry and why hair moist, SOFT and
glossy appearance. Sold I'm Wheeling by
LRughlin, Smith a Co; Bushdeld, Wallace
& Co. In Moundsyflle by Stidger Blair, G.
McC Jones. In Martinsvflle, o. by DR.. L.
Werlich, John Douglass, and all respectable
dealers. O. n. ODBERT,
Wheeling, w. Va.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
ocs-lyd sls.'
METoALFE's GREArRHKu1fAT1oRR REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism OF yean' stand
ing in a few days. s,
Rug22-ly II. a, LOGAN q CO., Ag'ts.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY.

MARRIAGE AND CELIRAOY, an
Easay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers. with sure means ofre-
lief. Sent NEE Of charge I'm sealed letter en-
velopes. Addres, Dr. ]. sEILLIN HoUGH.
ION, Toward Association, Phuadelphia, Pa.
au1e-SmdEW
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THR National InteUigeaeer having
threatened Forney with Executive
vengeance for his attacks on the White
house functionsry, the threatened in
divldual responds: s
"Onr fate is evidently sealed. Never
having counterfefted money, got drunk
in the Senate chamber, poisoned cities,
starved prisoners, assassinated a white
man, or murdered score Of blacks, we
are removed from the pale of Presiden-
tial pardon, and must prepare for the
worst" - ~
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TTCHi ITCH TTCHi
WHEATON'S OINTMENT


Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiIblains,
and all eruptions the skin. Price so cents
For sale by all druggistA By sending 60 cents
ington street, Boston, 1t will be forwarded by
matl, nee OF postage, to any part of the
Unlted State. y iu4-6m
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Proposals for Iron Head
70 90 Blocks. ~ 80.

QUARTER1rAsTER GENERALS OF81CE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct, 81, 1855.
Z SEALEDsPROPOSAIS WILL BE RE-
4. ceiyedat the ofice of the QuarteFmaster
General, w aBhington, D. O., until November
SQtht 1855, for fnEn tShtng Cost-inon Head
Blocks for National Cemeteries delivered m
Quantities about as follow, viz:
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a CANADIAN farmer last week took
over the Vermont line toa starch facto-
ny fifteen bushels ofpotatoes somewhat
damaged. On the way he stopped at
the cnstom-house to inquire the duty
on potatoes, but as the official could not
inform him until he investigated the
tariff, he passed on and sold his tubers
rency. The Canadian had therefore TO
pay S, rs in specie, besides 81 20 cnrren-
cy, as entry fee-altogether about 81 80
70 the American government for the
privilege of selling the potatoes for an
equivalent of about s. In silver. BE
returned minus his potatoes and with
$3.50 less money In his pocket than
when he LEFT home. he is not likely to
try that speculation again.
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Elections To.morrow.

The following States hold elections
tomorrow, Observation-Disclosures, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary.
land, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Nevada,
and Louisiana.
The result can hardly be considered
doubtful in any of these States. With
the exception OF the last named, we
think they will all vote the Union
ticket. Maryland may experience a
sudden coup d. ctdt on the part of the
rebels, backed up as they are in Balti-
more by the United States troops. We
fear some such an event in that State.
In New York there win be a tremen-
dous effort on the part Of the Demo-
cracy TO pile up votes enough in the
city to overcome the State. AS to the
prospects of the election refer they've
readers to an article from the New
York Times In another column. We
presume that is from the pen Of Mr..
Raymond. The correspondent of the
Providence Journal also writes Of the
election as follows:
1.-THE custom-house will roll mp from
two to three thousand votes through Its
immediate and prospective patronage;
the postothce Will record from six
hundred to a thousand more; the offices
of the marshal and district attorney
Will be good for i've hundred, and the
navy yard, which fortunately Is in
Brooklyn, and cannot interfere with us,
Will muster five Thousand. votes to
bother our friends in the Queens county
district. With all these disadvantages
against us, It is hoped that we can keep
Hofman's majority 70 thirty thousand
in New York city and county. II we
can do this we shall have but little
trouble"
Nh. SEWARD has been called to suffer
an unusual amount OF domestic ahllc-
ton within a very short period, both
in his own person and in the loss OF
those who were near and dear to him.
Amer the terrible misfortune that came
so near ending his own Life, and that
so utterly Frustrated his nervous sys-
tenn, he was called away from the bed
side of his suffering son, who fingered.
50 many weeks between life and death,
to follow his wife to the grave. On
Saturday last he buried his only dauRh-
ter, the pride and solaca OF his house
hold, whom he loved with remarkable
tenderness, and who was in every way
worthy to be the idol of his parental
affections. BE Is nowleh alone in life
with the exception Of his sons, and in
view OF all that he has done of good In
his life, aud of the bitter af11ietions that
have overtaken his declining years,
FPTnURFHk
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Notioa.-NaW. Firnn.

r WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
George B1lgers Shoe Shop on the corner Of
sixth and John streets, East Wheeling, W.
Va Sovs.1vd N =. suLsER
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GreenWood Cemeterv.

y
GITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD,
~ Snliles east Of the city, 6 now ready for
aIktLL1enGA, ealei and i'm roVsment flots.
~ contains 81 acres Of lhnd and g laid out
n ne mot modern and Improved style
S.sn - e11sly reached At an SeaS0nS OF the
4et "a the National Road, and for three
4F91LlnSo q the year by The Hemp6eld Rail
SSIuS!1s LIS perfectly secure, and intended 70
~ - BY every variety oftTeeS, shrub
u. puhlic vault chapel artificial lake,
EuLal cemeteries In the county.
ample Provision = also made for It's en-
III cement order and care In peTpetuity.
Eeleons deEtrous Of purchasing lots, can
ess41L24ne the grounds with the Snpertnten-
Sla<a1l VINO has aplRt, secure them by call
ING q the once Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over tbs Bank Of Wheeling.
EenQns Wishing 70 make tnteEments VIA
Ssl1l On the Secretary 10 obtain permifs there
Tickets Of admission 70 L,otboIders and
NtettorB VIII be tsSned by the Secretary.
SreEdentS =. O Bonham, SecReinFy: ]. 8.
$tllqdes John q. Muths Geo M6ndel, Jos,
zen, Jno. "A. Armstrong. Geo. Adams, b @.
S0sllans Z. a. hlldEetht auSt-lyd
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A RIcH0IoND preacher announces his
readiness to go on a tour to any part of
the world TO solicit aid for the churches
over there. even, he says. to "the So
called United States" We presume
thatifhe Is commissioned to start ON
his tour. and concludes to come into
''the sO-called United States, y we shall
be afflicted with his presence In Wheel
ing, as We were some months ago with
that of a similar representative. With
all their contempt for the North, the
chivalry are perfectly willing to beg
frOm them. Yankee money is received
At par for contributions, aud no CUES
lions asked, Such fellows ought to re,
the cold shoulder from every loyal com.
munity into which they may Journey.
They viii never respect MS until W.
treat them as they deserve. Let the
gospel, according to StonewaM jackson
sustain itself, or, better still, 20 down
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,rti,Io 'S,,..,, 1vsieii PbIIIins
that she says many things admirably;
but, 1.-THE antl-slRverY movement had,
for the last twenty years, been under
his guidance, Slidell or Howell Cobb
would now be President of the United
States, and ToOmbs legally authorized
TO call the roll Of his slaves on Bunker
Hill"
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Wantad.

nGn COPPER BRASS AND MAN
NJ f6r which the hi hest ei prizes vii -
pad, a No IN NlhEtee street. = s.ffl55 =
oo10-1m DL6E0Ss THoAEPSoN & co.
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.Wantad.

FoR A FoUN6 LADY, A sTTuATToN
~ as q teacher Of fng1tsh hFlnehss. either In
Q school OF . family. Is q sfslflnafs Of uIie 81
the highest ColleeeS Can teach. German n
desired or further particulars lflfiF(sI5
with requirements and salary. Ms BUNCR
Teacher OF Drawing and Flidttng, Wheelinr
VIZ NIiEST:fSSs. ". I'd. q ocSl.iV-s
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81asitaI aastrallrtuts.
r A N o S

IFHE GREAT REPUTATION oE r,,,,
.lL;.,5 h9aos Piano has induced fnakeFS OF IN
mers that the Pianos NAV SeIi a. 1880 SIato-
tSs s,Sne ta the Rndbe, made BY WoFfmaS
~ 9 1THllSsfly employed by them, 90, &C. .>--sn
Rtaetaced by manufacturer, who eSn1SoS nv 1,YS
thelf instruments to the tFade ana SS,s ~
9aSnlkly are compelled TO force them on ne
TINS mode OF doing business ShouId n.
enough % convince purchases a ones a. t6s
mere fact OF small makers talSin1 1is,,a "
the sFANDARD, and working upon thsI1
reputation should be all the evidence ne[st
u Is well known fact that all firs4.cl.s
flAno manufactures have their esfahIFS6eei
t4 encaes and dispose Of their goods thro1Sb
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aEit AarGrttsEnEtnts..
Tor Sale.

a. GOOD BRICK HOUSE WITH TEN
n rooms and one Lot and 4 hall Of ground
on Quincy street, the only street In the city
running nom river to creek. a desirable
sli Sa1saih No. $ AionTSsM - -, ).
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EXTRA NOTICiE.

Having sold In the last week 100 pains of
Ladies' Lasting GaiteB at Sl.00 per pair, we
are obliged TO inform our customer that in
the course Of ten days we shall be in receipt
of 500 pairs which win be sold at the same low
price or S1O0 nov5
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Gains and Losses In the Recent Flee.
~ tIOn as mr a, heard from.
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AO64G6sf lttssst : -
S0EBs1EF CONFECTIONERY
hltshment % ChaElas BehlaE,I tRke
customers and fha3 J5niiIio gsEllIflIIyIilG AL
al-sSe loeen emp lngla.d hY him % BnpeEtntend
HlItlleest =, etldingsg Ae,s I Win do an In INV
cca1-st s eIIAs, 4. sylaAHIz Assnt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-09


terprise, it is pre-eminently one of in
telligence, and that man is superior in
his business who has education to add
to his experience. In no class are
there.gathered SO many strong, active
minded men as in the pursuits of
business, and here is where know
ledge is power, 7 if properly applied.
+ "a We say, then, to the fathers in our
enterprising commercial city, encour-
age your sons inqstudy? and7i f they
will receive it, and you "a i are able, give
them. liberal college education,
adapted to their pursuits in life. The
great danger Of our community and
our age is that the boys viii quit their
books too soon, in their eagerness
to embark in the race for wealth. 8I