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Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

TARTAR or THE TErTu--A singular pa.
per was lately read before thc French acll.
envy Of Sciences, from VI. Nlaudl, entitled
Microscopes investigations as 10 the nature
uf ;lo tartar and Mucous coverings Of the
tongue aud teeth" If We are to believe
Mons. Mandls microscope; the human
mouth ia perfect cemetery where millions
of iniuspria find lheir caiacombs. Lcuycn.
hoeck had already told u that tho human
mouth was peorlcd with millions Of iniuso.
~ animals, and that ,hc mucous secretion
Of il. uhicc was their ocean; but it re.
manned for W. Mandl to discover that the
tartar which covers the surface Of the teeth
is formed Of tho mountain. of tlic dead o,
these inhabitants Of this occau. VI. Mandl
knows not to Wha, cause to attribute the
origin Of these microscopic animals. but he
has asccrtainfd, he says, that they are most
numerous in persons who live on spare diet.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

There are in the State of Indiana, among
all denominations, 1900 houses Of worship,
Number of COMMITMENTS in all evangelical
churches about l2l,0OO-ono prolessed
Christian to every eight Of the population.
One in seven of her adult population, can
neither read nor write One in eight of
the families is without the Bible. One in
seveniy-fyc die annually. The Baptists
have 300 preachers, 600 churches, 10000
communicates.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

u Thanks to the officers of the Steam,
cr Texas for late New Orleans papers,
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

Gov. Ujhazy and the Hungarian oxiles
who settled at New Buda, Iowa, have dis
posed of their lands and are about to emi.
crate to Texas.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
#LIvnRrooI. MARKETS.,

Limr1ooi March 20.-Ihere has not
been an active demand in the cottton mar.
ket since the depsrime of the Europa, and
the Nles Of the week are limited to taoao
bales, of which exporters have taken 6,O0a,
and speculators, g00O bales, Prices fell off
l.sd during the early part Of tho week,
but recovered again al The close snl tho
board have retained previous quotations as
follows: Fair Orleans, as. middlmg
Orleans. 8 l-l6d.; fair nplands, b lid,
and middlmg nplands, sd.
Flour has been depressed under mods.
rate demand and pficis have iallen afi
about Is, per tbl,
The money market is buoymt, AID Con.
soils are now quoted at 9S Il,
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

Ages Of Presidential CaAdidates.-
Mr. Webster and Cass are about 10: Scott,
Houston, Marcy and Butler, over 60; Bue.
hanan CD Lane 30, Fillmore 81; Douglas
and Isaac =. Walker about 40.
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14

The first section Of the Maine liquor law
passed the Senate Of Pcnnsylyania. on the
End ult. by vote Of Is yeas to / 4 nays
Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada,

eorroN srn4py-nagApsrurrs LOWER.
Haiifax, Il NJ. March S0,-The cmard
steamer CANADA has arrived here bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 20th inst, The
following is hief summary of her CONNER
cial neeounfs
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BY the National Line. o
FOR THE 01lLYlYTGILleRse ks.
NEWS. ! !.
ARRIVAL or NAE BALrIC.

u e. NEW oRki nov. ~.
The Baltic arrived Sunday. morning. Sales oil
Cotton for 3 days, 1900, demand moderate,
prices favor buyers SPECTATORS took 5000 bales
fair Orleans and middling Orleans at STARS, fail
Mobile ct, middling Mobile 81, fair upland 6a6t,
middling upland 81. Flour, Western cannl and
Ohio 24s COrns yellow 3 1s6d, white 32s6d.
Provisions unchanged. Hnyfe cotton fnnrket II
qualities slightly declined. Orleans ordinary 92a
3d. Cousols quarter premium. The Baltic RIings
J3passengers. i'a ~ 20 3te.is tf.,i, 10 ~
Lard Oil wanted. No American butter in mar
ket Rice quiet, no Carolina in market. H.
The U. S. brig Dolphin put into Lisbon, Nov. Z,
for repairs. having thrown overheard all her anna
ment except one gun. e''.4.'
There was meeting of the American G, ub at
Paris 10 pay respect 10 Mr.. Webster. ti.' saH,sv
The Clerk, of Brown, Shipley q Co, was robbed
at the Bank counter G3000
There were destructive floods in the Thames.
Wye, Severn, sc. b. 20 qli.-4L ,aus.si. lss- s.laE
FRANcE.-No news of!importance. The Me
tropoltanpollce searched an American vessel at
Palmero. The Consul has written to the Minis
ter at Naples for instructions. ...,1 D is...
CAFE OF Coon HofE, Der. 9.-No news from
the seat Of war King Ava sues foI peace. The
U. S. Squadron is at Canton. d. S. McCauley,
Consul at Egypt, is dead. f,g.is Etiai .-1atE'
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The Island Fair va.tPennanship.

Ma. EpIroR-In answer to the many inquiries
made with reference 10 the specimens Of Penmar-
ship presented for inspection ut the Fair on the Is
land, permit me, through your columns. 10 state
one fact The Committee or the Judges, Though a
mistake, placed my writing with Nc Neuget'S
printing, and gave him diploma at my expens=.
claim the only specimen that could be called
pennan ship. except part of Mr.. Bazin's card. Be
ins an Instructor in writing in this city, (according
10 urJudges) have at last found out that ltllo-
sFaPhic printing painting, peuciliag, &c, is Pen
udnship.
delayed publishing the above article, hoping
ihattheJudses would IeciifYthe mistake, but as
they failed to do so, thiak am iustifable in here
stating the above to be true. which can be proven
BY Competent judges, by the cards or clean sheet
otPaPer aud pen, without the aid of type, brushes
pencils, &c s..-...a ]. E. HOLIDAY.
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DEATHS.

g DIED On sunday evening the 9Stn inst PGAToFF 2,
PETERSON, IN the nineteegtl year OF his age,
This amabIe and intelligent youth thus cut down ali
the threshold OF manhood ty lingering maiady, which he
bore with pOus resignation. His lioai been pure and,
ndeed exemplary. His disposition uniformly kind
gentle and the entire circle OF his acquaintance
circle OF friends warmly attached 10 him, In this berea
nen sorrowng members OF .he auiIy have double
claim sympathy. Less than week ago-on the o3rd
iust-ded his brother Eugene G. Peterson, in the
tecu year OF his ago. The death Of the latter
suddenly and unexpectedly, when the fatal OF his
brothers illness was daily looked for Eugene
youth OF extraordinary promise, warm, aGctiOnut5
and sensitive disposition aud greatly beloved by hisass
ciaies. Under 7eaamies 20 grievcus and falling upon
them quick succession parent the deceased
can find consolation only in that christian hope which,
with unusual clearncss, shed its light upon the death bed
of each Of their sons t.,sYi l ~. IA, ,iri Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
i''' New Patent Premium 10
/ SAFETY GAS LAM PS. a

Patent PhoSgcne Gns, Sow
% ~ 7fF'OR RNING \ Mt II EIsAShESo
This Lamp, Jorproaueng portable Light, 10 eokAiy
~ accommodate as superior 70 any other notr i1El
TINE LIGHT is produced by the burning ofan aeIprm
(orations in Platina.
The Gas is generated 1t is used theheat oft6 OWE
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeTttorm Gas. -, /.
Its construction Is SUCH that al possibility OF accident
from its is entirely Tenoved and the great simplicity oil
ITS rcndes II less liable 10 get out Of
any other kind Lamp requires cleaning and Trim
ming do the Oil and Camphene Lamps and burns equally
we'll either with without glass globe OF shade and Per
fectly free from smoke or odor.
The opinions ofthe scientific may he learned nom th TAT.
that Annual Fair the American Institute I'm t6
SILVER MEDAL awarded 10 the Inventor, add adj
plona to the the sap It was pronoune
ed the REST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
Tie above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
J. X. DUNHAMd & co. =
No. o9 Monroe St, near the Post ONCE
sclp1T sac. a.azs.- -lIsj 80 Wheeling, Va
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GREAT FRESHET.

s's''.- - Z, CHAnLRsrog, S. @. Nov %:
. A great freshet has occurred here. The ,Geor-
gia mails and Telegraph are obstructed. No mails
from New Orleans since Friday. The Camden
train on the North CAROLINA Railroad was precipi-
tated over the bank near Watertree Culvert in
stantly killing Col. Richald Singleton and his
grandson, Robt Deyan.
: sales OF cotton yesterday, $50 bales.
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Attention!!.

II AViNG Just returned from the Eastern Cities, with
IL more than double the GOTmer supply or y L.,
,FRHcJ. staple and Domestic DRY GOOdS,l i,
ne subscribers prepared oler than Of
Iy INDUCEMENTS to purchasers, having inside their 80
with the greatest and trouble, having eye
Tue wants and tastes OF latter themselves that
WI be able to sell to every on the most at
S5,toTy terms both In regard 10 quality and price
FNease Call aud examine for yourselves at l
ROEMRR q RROTHRRlS l.H
49,. s..- No. %, Main street,
'P'i1-Jind.e. ..,. f...t Centre Wheeling, Ia. u
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DEATH OF cAPT. uPsHuR.

.r.a .tl III .ltt..fs ass ~ BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
The Washington papers contain the official an
nouncement ofthe death of Capt. Upshur Spezia
on the 4th of November
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zGtThc Primary Depnrtment ,si.
Meade Collegiate Institute.

~''Lt wELLSBURGi va 4sfs,,ss,,
IHE Fail session OF this School will commclse NON
DAY the 18Th OF SEPTEMBER, aud will continue i've cali
eT.tlar months aa;f s tsiI ayIfi,ss b. ~
will be received for less time than one session.
unless by special agreementand when once entered MI
deduction will be made for absence during the session. CA
cept in ofprotTacted sekness,-nor VIII nypul be
permitted to withdraw This rule lie poaitiHe-i .sg
.1.i -srs;tt.4 ~ tl TRRMS:sE j -sss 4il VT - = 4,
Daypupils,-PTimary English nepar tnopt
Classical and r. SS
ORC halfnvaTnbIy in the remainder at the mid
die Of the session. adj se trf -. aHft q
For further nth catalogue, published by
Iva" - BY order the Hoard,
e 49,. SAN'L, ID. ToMPKINS, Rector g
Wheeling, Sep IS, '5a.
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TnE A CLrrrEE, it will be seen, takes the place
Of the AIrOwline between this aud Marietta.
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PITTSBURGH. 10

River 9 feet , inches AMI falling. Weather
cloudYInud warm, has AoCI IvUlLsy .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
Silk & Dress Goods.

Silk & Dress Goods. .faa II
HAYADERB and Flo1reed silks. extremely rich Bro,
o1de silks In Tan COLOR Ases OF Roses, &c, Satin de
Chene Black Bils all qualities, Royal embroidered Dam
Genes Caps all Wool French Mousn de Laines in Teh
arsigns. Stewart PIaids French MeTinOs, Mosehn De
bess in and Steel mixed, "a, and Ga plain Mouse
In lie Lane4. Turquoise, Thbet Cloths, elegant RTench
Chzes Chaiies Persian and Lama Cloths, bae
aud colored Apacas from 49, to St, ei being the largest
stock Of ress Goods In tie city. Just received at
oCt25 - I' -f'Iats'9 o W HEISKELL & cos.
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Can't be Beat!!! glE.

Can'tJbe Beat!!! rg7,7I a
nELAINES, am now selling at etc per yardi
~ Black and cOlOrcd Alpaca at l2Ic =
Chanseable LustLes at 12llI5c
Twilled CObuTgs at i2l and lSlc 9 .-.
Fast Madden Prints at 6tc 80.
English chintE, I'd VIDE at i2c
Cool LustTe black silk at 5Oc .
Fast COlored Gnghams, at ina12s
Printed Persian cloths, halfthe usual prices ~
Fine Paid LIIstTes al 25ci ..t...- sr-
Silk Embroidered Ladies' Cloth, half price;
Ind many other GOJds, at your own prices. Seeig Il
ieHeviIE:. COct3Ol ,.f.s.. ~ IA w ID MOTIF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

WELL ARMrD.-A paper not hundred miles
of, says that an accident occurred at Bethlehem,
Pa, on the goth, by which one man lost both arms
and another one!"
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1852 MAGNIBICENT STOCK OF 1859
,sla,ai III DRY GOODS. Ias..naa
VIM IT, SEEBN.

w I'VE IL geld I-H
MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, Is NOW RELIEVING
l his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods, foTJobbs ri
neutrality-suspicious. and from the best manufactures our
country. carefully selected expressly for the
,7uis44 5.. ia JOBBINGg TRADE. = .a5aS so.s
OF the best fabrcs designs and eolors to WHICH he,e
aud Country Merchants. i-..s.. ..s.I n. IN
CLOTHS-Hs stock consists in part OF the best maisTs
.a and orthe usual variety otcolors both Foreign
Domestic. ...5fj - r. -.
CASSIAIERES-BIan black and doeskin, as well as or
great variety OF the choicest fancy cools s5t,tf
SATlNETTS-Black Blue, Steelh mixed, fancy Green and
Browns, &c. A very full and complete Stodk alAu
Twc0ds and Cy. Jeans. = NS
OVER GOATINGS-ofcolOred blankets, pilot beaver
say cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRINTS-A very large stock OF the best makers Of last
ys 4i madder coOIs. As we'll the most common kind
ls.s OF low priced prints for FQmipItsl ee,iJ.sHs
DRESS GOODS-GinghSms,m mouse dc ails, epb'd Hnte,
yf tyAin and fgd bP;k HlpAeas as well "a ccloIa
OF the best variety. both figured and plain.s,.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, iacoRets Swiss and Scotch mills. LII
dia, book, thread and cotton loeGs, edEingE, etc.
~ isT fHVariety, also Irish linens. I ~ LEfIrklE
CAPS boys and child velvet and cloth cars
ts also Mexican hats, most deSil able lot. t.,,f
ALSO-ShaWls, ribbons hosiery umhI elias, end
blcached muslins, shifting, cheeks Ticking &c.
.6Sci together with a full and, complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usda1y wanted and eItoeeth
or eel well assured my stock is complete that
when is examined and the prices told, Il will be
found in all respects, perhaps iAnpetior To- any
stock OF Goods before offered in the mai ket. !
aug9i. D. ~ = 80 s.' -.s--s'al.W, 7. SBhBY.
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NOTICE.

'lNIlh busiaess Of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
Manufacturing in All is varieties, will be continued
H. Tue une signed at the stand, No19, Union street.
"mM Clark having Wtthdr1Wii.f F7iHi SO
oIte pGtronsso extended to tic
vabltshment Is respectfully solicited y
hovlS-iyd.C a CAYW0OD' & CONkIlS.
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1--WE know nothing of the matter referred IL
below by Nj. Holiday, but presume that, as he
says, through mistake injustice has been done
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DIGSnLuTION.

'lIE Partnership heretofore existing under name
/ CAYwOOD, CONKLIH & co, was dissolved b!
mutual consent, on the 22d Of October, 1872. 10
rl A CAYwoOD, --
.... r g iCoNKLIS,
-s., .... s. w d CLARK, H.
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TuOs- SWEENEY. Esq, left yesterday for Rich
mond, to resu6ie his place in the Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, DC.

Shdo4SS1 Ael4AC6ESJ = ! dAAo3 ~.
On JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
81 vito the attention OF his friends, nndthe public
'fseS generally, 10 his establishment, where viii be
found constantly hand large and well selected sagoFt
ment OF all articles in his line Consisting of saddles,
RPidIcH Harness, Iron frame ind Wood box
TrunEs VnIiscs, Carpet Isngs. scotch 6RPer
and Hog skin Collars, Hames, Whips, ySlC.
All Of which are manufactured BY competent wornel.
of the best materials, wiz be sold CHEAPEoRGASH.
Those desiring purchase requested TO eE ara OK
anime for themselves at ,,,,,,
septt3=iyd ,.-, NJ, holls, NAN 81. " neelng' va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

1.-THE Washington Republic says there were
several riots in that city Sunday night last
r ZaHesriLl= Courier. ....a.t
But the grand riot has yet to come OG-the riot
on the spoiIs, after the 4th of March.
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7z7-IiI y = fsib
ARRIVALS ". 5tl4G
vir:qua. .6,Nel !. i. 49, .Stepbenyille
Stephen Bnyard. !. Booth! 49,. -. -. .SuntiSl.
Diurnal. ,Cslhopp. i Pittsburgh
Keystone State, .Sbhef .i.'..., do -
North America. -. .,...s ...I:ss..... do. =.
80. WIN. Knox. .Goik. ~. -: s.:... ao''. :
lonlan. '..-.- .1..s. +'''.'.'f w.
ExchanSe .r....... Rhodes. ...uo,.' .
Julia Dean. :. j: sMcFay!.. ~. GAINESVILLE.
Courier. = ~. :. Roberts: Parkcsbnrsh
Winchester, ,,,.,.. Molre,.. Cincinnati
Yotk State. .........s $500. '.s.'' ''..uo-'-
q Ben CouTSif ......... .5..:'.do--.
"a 5,. lssasssi b DEPARtU b 3D. a.w..
Viroqua. He'll, :. ~. .steubenSille.
Stephen Bayard.. Both ...-.,. ,Suniish.
Winchester g SO. ..Mo4re .....5..!. Pittsburgh
Ju IN Dean! MO ay.., -.
Exchapge..-, ....Rholes.- ---e ~. dos
York Statey. i. :. -. -. -. -. do.
sNPm. Knox. :. Cool: q. !: Gallpolis.
Orion .DiPn. ,,ff5t st, Mays
Venture. Watkins .ParkesbuTgh.
Keystone State... Stole 80: Cincinnati.
May Flower.t.i.s Deysnhy.! do. -.
lonian. .......... ~ l''.''.... 40. -
Moth America. -. :. 40. Louisville
B-Water 10 feet inches-falling.
5la' 10 -.llIlLE . Il. l...--.a go. t
~ BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
STEuBENyILLE = .Yirpqua. a! s.,...2 Pm.
SUNFislI Stephen Bayard.....4 P. NJ.
PIrTsBURoH. Dittrnal. -. .!!.,.. ..S a. Nj.
PAhKEstuRdH ~. Courier .!..... 10A. NJ.
NEw 'ORLEANs.. IS Arctic :; ......t .,.l1 A NJ
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SiE .i66e9 Of PubIeaiiou. Price T"" ceSTs'
.goI as w to IsSel iss iGSsSs
~ TO ihe D1, iyertisin aud Job work 10 Dc done at
city and the adjacent towns VII! be sup
81 e; eRSI WEEK. oy This I viii aord an
e rate o. "a n many who do not wish 10 subscribe by
soeomna MI s viii supply his subscribers pune
"a At an early houf. &c.
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: REV .EB.zzIAtHWf{ IL
REP 6RFED ron FRBHi INFETfFGENcER
Arriy.la nlld DePaEtIress. 81 sIehIlIa... lseRts
ARRIVALS!

F0r lle lasl24 N0aE., sr4g ls.I nigtat el9eE
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yasl 1.sned-A. llaIIelE!En.ggfesn. Portrai. q

~ just IsSued-A HHu41lYIcehI tUTIuIty
GEN IA Tx 8 o
Engraved by u. Wee Esq, after Tho gna portrait
II ssi al. painted by i. Suly, Esq. "a =. .
ThispoTtTat will DO match for The Washington und
will he in every respect swell gotten up. ~ n -
Price s. per copy--a few proofs at SO each.
Address 'll,Isls. IA, ROBERT KING
h octI8-Imd 10; ssAa "a 130, Main ST., Richmond. .
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Tue Hos. S, CLEEnr.x,ns' left yesterday for Wash
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

wemny, however, from using q detached remark
CT theRev. Mr. Webster's discourse, do it injus-
tice. We understand it is to be published, when
it will speak for itself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-30

Thatman must havebeen cell armed!
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4t@ Prepare!HP repare7I So
TO bo astonisbed At the great desenee tic eahh srssn
an now W. onein he stock or Goods everett
fered at retail th{s essy, and as
= = 80 :. RNTIRELKt EOS DASH ~ 80.
B. lam deterInfped to az
ody will be convinced It Is to their tnterea
'7sl i''lss n PaEt; is9sffy
Fine Rich ne La1nes, at - :. sss,,v, 49,
brio aandke fotetst OF Q. -
sT5sTyide Kant OAihtE at a. - -
Good Hack dlpaeees5 At.lN - 4 = -,
tSsoSd iIeana and satinettsr lQBsae l9isapEkg4
I5sst Fis Bleaehed Iusi1g N Iowa. ~ Iie yso
First la1a eS6 5Rs Sc ssa
French befea, D h9neis
sISyes Hosiery, DC ~ siaei
4 fhs Sd system u III g, sfHh stfSat
Goods seE,t % any ne city nee %
aiastote o,sq phtil 9 O'CLOCK aiasnt AsPts
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:! y - =-=7 Ia 3 = ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-25
From Cleveland.

Cleveland, Feb. II.
At noon yesterday, part Of a subject was
found in the precincts of the Homeopathic
College, On Ontario street, Immediately the
fire bells were rung and other means taken
to collect a mob, but everything was quiet
till evening, when one or two thou sand per-
sons assembled, and Notwithstanding the
efforts of the city authorities to preserve or
der they broke every window out of the bull
ding except those belonging to a few private
rooms and completely Quilted the whole es-
Enlistment. One man was detected in an
attempt to set it on fire, and arrested.
Several persons thought they identified
the remains of friends and relatives in bodies
discovered in the edifce.
At last quiet was restored and the build
ing left standing, but this morning the in
furiated populace again assembled IN the spot,
and at this moment the military are procee-
ding to the scene of tumult in hopes of re-
storing the order of the city.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-25
Our Climate.

The winter, SO far, has been, we are in
formed by old settlers in this country, about
m usual one for Oregon, with nearly as
much Of rain and cold as is general. We
giave had 10 f~rosts, [Dec. IL, except in
three or four instances, and then but very
slight ones. The grass and almost all kinds
Of vegetation are not only fresh and green,
but actually growing fine. Garden sauce
~ofvarious kinds>can be had in many of the
gardens about town, for the trouble of gath
ering it. We yesterday had the pleasure
FOR the first time in our life, of eating radish.
es grown in the open air in December
Lattuce Of d good quality is also plenty, il
being the second growth, and self sown.-
Oregon Spectator, Dec. 49,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-25
Injury to Peaches.

The excessive cold of the present winter
has probably cut off the peach crop general
ly in the west. st. Louis papers state that
the germ of the peach bud is killed in that
quarter, and the Ohio Cultivator of the 1st,
says, "we find on examination that not only
the peach buds, but nearly all the young
trees are killed, when not sheltered by build
ings. Letters bring like sad accounts from
other places"
On examining some peach trees in a shell
tered position in this city, within 40 rods of
the Lake. we found not only most of the
buds killed, but many Of the limbs of last
years growth deadened. 1t is stated that
when the mercury falls to frnm 10 to l2 de-
grees below zero peach buds are killed, and
it is probable that the crop Of this delicious
fruit the present year will be decidedly short
$3.50 Cleveland Herald.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-25
The French Despot.

The French people just o know who is
their King, but their King isn't just so GER
tain who is his papa! The London cores
pondent of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
says:
His mother, Hortense Beauharnais, was
a woman of exceedingly bad life, however
history may have CLOSED her annals. Be-
fore marriage she had two c~hildren--one by
Napoleon, which died early, and the other
by a Frenchman, NJ. Flahaut-the present
De Morney, late Minister of the Interior.
Louis Napoleon, born after her marriage
with Louis Napoleon, King of Holland, is
very generally regarded as the natural son
ola Dutch Admiral, notorious as the Queens
lover