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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN. & SHEET IRON WAKE
Manufactory.si5

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
y bestowed upon him. the subscriber would respectful
I'd inform his friends and the public generally that lic
SSconnues manufacture the above named articles IN
all variety which he las always hand good AS
sortmcni for Wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most ar
proved patterns for coal and wood 54ii',sa+ -sttt~
Job will continue TO receive his particular attention
and executed with promptness and In style that VIII
augo4 ~ - - : L. E.vARNEY, no. 8, Main st. %
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DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY.

&. PARTRIDGE; Z; invites attention TO HIS na.
n gucrcan Rooms, and Apparaus, now the result OF
wears OF experience and close application 10 the art Con-
lcnt that combines in his establishment al OF the
improvements which time and proper tests have proven
valun bc promise TO produce ldkenesscs combining
all beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
by the Daguerrean process.
For the attractive and commouious style i'll which his
rooms are fitted up he invites the public to call and exam
inc themselves. His Cabinet OF Specimens arc always
opcn for inspection.
kenesses taken in all kinds OF weather snsly or in
uA well scIec ed stock OF mate als-Chrmcals plates,
cases lockcts &c, always on hand and forsalc.
Rooms, No. :S6 Monroe 81, near thc Post Office.
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

...a (sUccEssoRs TO JAs.'rAuLL q COZ
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, sc.
! p No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAvIN purchased the entire stock, fixtures chemical
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted 5,..-.s r.
In retiring the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration our successors
Messrs Kels CALDWELL and have no in saying
that our former customers, and dealers generally, VIII
attention and accommodation which has earned
this well known house large share OF patronags
JAS. PAULI& CO.
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~ VIM. COWDEN4
DAGuERREOTYPIST,

RoonsNo &C. street. bcreen The Fee Hotel aud te
80 Court House. saIi sued uat
Lkenesscs in any required shade and eolorcd to
represent the living complexion by style of colornE
warranted to fade Pictures OF all sizes, both sim
ele and in groups put up in plain and fancy at the
lowest prices Iikencsses children accurately taken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

II ocaI and Travelling Agents Wanted fol
Popular and Useful Books Just published aLiFQR
MA ILLUSTRATEp, including desc ripton OF The "a
mama Nicaragua outes with rs suber Iinea latha
graphs, 32i pages, Syo; price 81 This WorR, by Jm
let's, adjudgcd by the unanmous voice OF m
press be the most elaborate, practical ana intensely
teTesng volume that has yet been upon TINS
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal OF tLa
els no work las appcared that has created such thrh
sensation Iti pre- euinenly ana
with incidents ofthe most amusing IAN
ciagc o. QUO OF the city editorials perfect dasuerre
oty9e of CALIFORNIA; taken by the light Of MONDAY sun
Also DR. Beach's great work on Medicine, THE AMEf,'
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY. PHYSICIAN, 500 p!
ges 200 engravings, svo, sheepi pIiGe Dr. Beach
tho head OF the eclectic practice in this country Suc wa
the Icnani that eighteen Thousand copies OF ths woE
were printed III one edition. Also, Dr. q u ninmond
work ON the same principles OF practice, MECaL
FORMATION FOR THE MILLloN5or1 I3JE GiUlD!E
TO HEALTH 1omo CLOTH 52S pages; price 81 6o eotl
si paper covers; fourth thousand. Al.1, WosthNlI
for American fcmalcs for their eonaEct IN The detail
,,er Jonsestic uty royal 1mo, red cloth iIustrate
o4 pares; price cents This work should bs haG
of ereIy lady especially the yong Such Ia its popiar
that three corss have besn sold IN the
ZION of Nav York alone with very few months
Orders for books above .dvcrtised witt cash or posta
stamps accompanying, viii be promptly fled prepaid
any part ol ,a ihe o'iseD W @ &c YOUNG bd
fa s1AsA'S1r (s;ucrcssor tn VIM. HoldI edse,)
j7aB as flas No. 1d3 Fulton street, New ork CITY,
1- Editors giving ths advertisement two or three
sertions entire win be entitled to aeoPs OF GahIornia
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

. DIR. s. p. HULl.IHEN, Aofcc No. l3l,7
EIsrso Fourth street, the Presbyterian chircl
fTp sSN NJ Maulacturcs Teeth expressly for each par
'1ILIYpticular case. Full setts OF Teeth, or any
p7rts of sctts made with ur fetal Gums The Gum is
in one continuous solid piecehc cost is the same
for teeth with without gums = =
Full scts OF teeth made from so TO Sloo Set,i sra
scits from "a IN a. rer tooth liz VIZ 20 tyr:d.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Cnem1CaIS; Fer1ulHeIy,c cRC., W
II n. CRUMRACKER Err would announce to his
ID rionds and the public generally, that having purcas-
cd the interest senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crunlb9eker SON. he
will continue the old stand. No. 175 Main ST.
respectfully solicit, and trusts to merit acon
ancc patronage oibera bestowed on tho OLD hrn
He has Just the Eastern cities and s now
opening an and well selected stock OF Drugs ami
Chemicals, Periumcry, Fancy articles &c all o which
were purchased 4er inspection and with
scrupuos regard purity of quality and now offered
To he nublic on Tho most reasonable terms. Tyr.
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nooI., s,n,ienary.,. vnrIe,y q eed., sc.

Hooks, Stntionnry, variety d oo1s, exc.
HE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage extern
ed TO him. begs to request the attentonof purchasers
to his present large we'll selected assorse consist
ing of SCHOOL, Medical Theological, Historical and Mis-
celaneous hooks Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
hooks wall and Window Papers, and Variety Gooass-
To Merchants, Teachers Srbool Trustces and others
wishing purcbasein quantities. every ndureincnt VIII
be offered in prices and terms.
Rags paid for in cash. at the highest
rates. ,-- -.lf-p' ..,,.,l,,. .,,,,,.isi
Aug o1-tc azHat5il-- ~ s. 81 Monroe Street
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OCTOBER S, 1859.
CINCINNATI. . :.
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
EsTABLIs SHE'D 1s

wv f offer for sale a well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, HOOK BINDERS'
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER.MAKERS
MATERIALS fF Ii. va b.. 4,- atg.l.d5s.r -,
Having been The first BY Sererai years. TO establish in the
Westa Paper complete in all its parts we have
formed connections with the best Inanulctu
in this country and receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms now offer are as larora
BILE the goods be purchased for In the Eastern
cities. 5-. '' 7'lsa ~ 7I .tft.-'' ]. -''-, 80
We have the exclusive agency for the surerior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by. PLANTER. d SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBuT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be!
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
country. il lg5 d. t#-fa- . = 4. - lilr u
Our stock embraces every description OF Paper used In
the West We have but one Uniform price to all Orders
by mail will be filled at the prices as bought ~
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
aug2I. a.tl sI. II . BUTLER& BROTHER, 10,
I Wholesale Paper dealers, .
p. f- . il'rN 't'i- --''- ~ p Pearl Street.
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TMOs. H0RNBRO
w m. B ing h n M,
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW BRITAIN. 9 ll

~ = CONNECT1CUT.
TAS appointed A NJ. Adams agent for the sale OF his
shirts Factory price,. Merchants Clothiers, and
tLcrs who arc dcsiros buying shirts OF the hest and
obeapest make in the United States win call at A. NJ Id
ans clothing storc where they will find full assortment
scp2S-1yd.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUIsG RAnI.
-sII EFu.E.E -sal ROAD. r.i.t L.t-.-di ,Hta-t
Il n es So sslEs aln
Asezs .ssfsSsa- ES[ssssa- tsslssa [sssss44

u 49, II d ssIa.Sz tisssssaI - -
ON and after wednesday, juno 10th, ss2, Passenger
" Trains win run daily (sgnd3ys exseptedo as follows;
vile and inter mediate stationsi 5;I5 p M Aeeommoda
lion n S Srp ny Train for
sSppns at Il AZ S Stations m E,ress Train for
Cleveland, and Intermediate stations -. -, ~.
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyaoga Falls and Akron at
Kavenna with Wards Line Of -Four Horse Coaches io
Road; at Bayard, with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
: FOR RPITTSBURG.-Thc 5:40 a. NJ, Express Train.
from Cleveland connects wesville with the new and
elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the sair
Fare from Cleveland Pittsburgh. by Ohio and Penn
Gle vclSni Pittsburgh, by way %esvillc,
Passengers tekcted through. AMI their baggage is
checked through to Pittsburgh m VII via wesve;
Wheel Steamers, wINcHESri:K and piURNAL 70,
wheeling touching the intermediate landing and arrv
RETURNiNG-fa:s5 p: N: Express Train, comes, nest .
Pennsylvania Rairoud at Alliance and at Hudson will
the Akron Branch Railroad. s,-,.ta ~, ~"
Wheeling at O'Clock a. M will take the i2;S5 r Nj Eh
time with the Lake Steamers for New York,
via Dunkirh aud Buffalo. "4
Passcngcrslcavins WHEELING or PITTSBURGH Z
evening and on the following night can in New York
Chicago. +" . -, =, =. !. a.,,.,
A. NJ connects at HUDSON with the Akran iirnneh RAJ
Road and reaches Cleveland in time TO connect with tn
morning Express Train Of the Cleveland Columbus % an
RrrrRNtso- The Accommodation A Train leaving cieve
lnnd at $40 p NJ connects with the Express Train froi
Cincinnati and Columbus Cleveland, and with the Akro
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ~, ,o,,,, NJ n,,p
Cleveland, June n, ,5l tr - Superintendent.
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Brentlinger s. Armstrong,
DuRscnU cnUpTUONISTS

HAy just received at their medical store fresh sup
ii ply Of the most choice medicines such as people may
prices, so the article be OF the hest quality q
PhYsicinns' Prescriptionspu put up by hands
| nj ali times tluy or n light. aug2f-1yTd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
GEORGE MENDEL.
Nof5a, lInin Street, g.

WHEELING VA. ..E s.... y
TSnoy receiving ARGE LOToF CARPETS. RUGS.
L MATS AND MATING. Also. Table and Floor Ole
assortment of Furnaturc every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Venltisn
Mahogany Vanccrs Varnish. Haircloth, Curcd Hair.
Spring Sackng Boftons, rass and Mahosany Stair Rods
ec ali OF which win sold at the lowest prices augef
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

Duponr,s Powders.
U,HE suhscriber tho Agency for tho above fowde
and has full supply Of all qualities 9 on hana ID CIV
aueof GfO. w ils,oS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05
5ToBACco AND CIGARS.

TIME undersigned has rcopened his stock Of Superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No. 167, Main street west side
,c,r Market Alley where will be found all the choice
Hands of Tobacco Snuff and Cigars, of which the follow.
ings part-Regalia, 1n,periaes, Canones Ia Nornas
szsdores PIanatellas Pncipco, Half Spanish, Kcntuck
- Is sfa. TOBACCO. 41t Gle5A1
Russell and Robinson's Grants. DiYon's, Jones and
- ~ SNUFF. -.
Rspppe, Congress, Macoaba, Scotch, Cut and Dry for
Tine feels thankful for ayors heretofore be
slowed, and would respectfully solicit portion oil puolc
patronage ssf-si ..sti-.s ,,,,E,, 1Yo1pcpp
aug2iE1md. '-'"-' @ "sd.Fi: l ho " sf.h.
,aJ is33ae y Jayee's Medicines. s-o9i |
rpayE tho Arenoy for DR.. Jayne's Medicines. and vii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

ss s,cuhenyille White Lead.
WE ARE prepared furnish, in Quantity, Steubcn
w vie White Lead warranted equal, il not superiot
O. RELLS & CALnwELL,t 3
Agents for Manufacturers
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LATEST YET.

10 ~ essBl. LdZfESIi 1EI.nii1S Si1JalilA4s
TINS is WORTH READrNG.-During the summer of
1S46, corn being scarce in the upper country, aud
one of the citizens being hard pressed for bread.
having Worn threadbare the hospitality This gen
erous neiehbos by his extreme laziness, they thot
il an act of charity TO bury him. Accordingly he
was carried towards the place of interment and be-
ing met by one of the citizens the following con-
! versaton took place:i.ie i'd ,yla7l2 95s2sS 2aI
"Hallo what have you there 2t. .ha9ilgs5g lnb
"Poor old Mr.. S.na;i7r In5no:1 tI529 ,2S1njiA
s"What are you going to dowith him." 5ti t!Ls
4 "What! is he dead hadn't heard OF his deatlI'
emo he is mott dead, but he might as well be,
for he hasno corn and is too lazy to work for any,
"Thatis too cruel for civilized people ;5Pn give
him two bushels ofacorn myself rather than see
him buried alive."IstIO 9dl bsts.rtS t.d 11i4sli4
= MI. IS. raised the cover, and asked inhis usual
dragging tone !" Is it its-h-e-l-l-e-d.''U tosa11l
H. ssNo, but you can shell it," sod bgal5. AtA
| 5a D-r-i-v-e ON b-o-y-s."i t2a I8Es =r.{ tin'e
,,st 3 35, ig1slGui
| Il A Western Lothario. thus pours outLhls sonli
song to the mistress of his affections. 1t isn't er-
cry day one comes across such heartrending aud pa
\ thetic verses. 1It Wtta I9t,ieift- - 4 -
Gjii, Methought my heart roasting lay i'tl9l !!
Mctholght he stole my heart away, dgnslF q ~
H. Ana Ana s.'ick e neFt Iip y ~ 5t BrE Bib 3" s
sr Methought my heart began to melt, 's.tl aysd
t And thine to fat and gravy run,l eIu7clnii iHE
Till both q ow eongenal felt. : M ~, cd lT,5
/ anu ''''e' @ - f'''" = 5o iaf aE b hps gag
hi Then melted into grease spread. olY. sat
| AL into gravy ram i,,s i.J, si ifaua ;ta5R
s5h And Cupid ato US both with bread, ~: istsns
Soppcd up within panl st-.'fi ~
-----~>>-.----
CARE FOR OTHERs.-A poor old man, busy pla Mt.
ling an apple-tree, was rudely asked,IT"W@ -. @ hat
do you plant trees for you cannot expect TO eat
the fruit of them l,'i He raised himself up anu
leaning upon his spade, answered, s. some, one
planted trees for me before was born, and have
eaten the fruit. I now plant for others to show my
Should we think and act for the welfare Of Others.
A VALUABLE ,LoyEn,--Mr. Charles McGee,s the
contractor for building the new State Capitol at
Texas, died at Bastrop on the Sd instant. He was
married on his death-beda few days before his de-
cease. He was man of great wealth, and the p,ir-
tposei Of his marriage was to secure dover IN his
property to the woman who possessed his
i,naj.The man W ho has no music. in his soul i@as
seen listening to saw-iler while at work. s Phe
man seemed delighted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-05

.ra l.. DETROIT, 1T FFtt
connection NTH Cepeldnd and Cincinnati Railroad,
Cereland and Erie r. r., Cerelana and P6urghR r.,
aud Michigan Central n. n. sid -llt- i5ii hgitt
Passengers will tickcted through from any point
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either OF places any point
Lake Michigan n |H'sle. -hl1a ".N4tI Hl',
This line will be composed of two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route. il =. ,.lE
CLEVELAND...... CAPT. e. z. STASARD.
FOREST riEhCE.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit and Detroit for
Cleveland evening at 81 o'clock arlyins In both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains for Chicago Cineinnat and Pittsburgh and
the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
win run from Cleveland in the following order:
FOREST ClLY @
Monday. Wednes day. .Fr1day
aI-|.H .g1.F SO ~ CLEVELAND. nIHHsll 'aIA
Tuesday. ursday Saturday
And will leave Detroit /.
s73'7f CLEVELAND 70 % '-l 'i,-'-t
Monday Wednesday Friday
...-l lf FOREST CITY - s-y. ..7.l.I
Tuesday. Thur sday Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
Kinds of freight from Cleveland to. Detroit Maolnaw,
Marie, Saginaw, and all ports Lake Michigan
The !. ~ - .-.i
- OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS ri!
will compose the line until the boats ready.
.H.HE. ~ lrsiha b. AGENTS. 1.su-uf lf'
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, .ll --fs..
PITTMAN, ,TROWBRIDGE6 & JONES, Detroit. ,
OR ft.E a1H--a
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.nl-5.The man W ho has no music in his soul i@as
seen listening to saw -fler while at work. The
man seemed delighted.
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Homeopathic Medical College
- .- PENNSYLVANIA. E,aIsl7 .4ieYs7

Located in Filbcit Street, above Eleventh. .2
PUtLl lpEIPiiiA. - i's+af1 -
TINE Of the regular course will commence on
second Monday OF October, and continue until the nm
OF March ensuing. '.t tae4 100 IA
mount of fees full coarse OF Lectures, SlOo y.
Students who have attained two full courses IN :,
in other schools. ~
Nartrcuation fec, paid only once, stSthiua % "
Practical Anatomy .s F.--, ,f5.F l- q ~ ~ v y.
Graduation fce '-''t''i oo =,
tcIsThe Commencement will take place carly In Marci
FACULTY.
WILLIAM s. HELMJTH, NJ. d., "Atf q
N, ny uoMeP SsrITuTEs, PATHOLOGY Aht
ny arr pm ACrICE MEDICINE
ItiI "a s.lel WALTER WILLIAMSON, Nj. d., f'lHttlt
, I pporrssoR or NiTgRII Sspcs AND TIER ApEUTIcs
4. -, JOSEPH G. LOOMS, N. D., .sfJffY4ys
oy AND THE DISEASES OF WOMEN AN
has ~ 5r.ss,.i ALVANlE- SMALL, NJ d., isiH EGii
p,orvvsoR or rIIysIo.:ay MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
f"' ~ MATTEEW SEMPLE, NJ. d.,
t1tt pm RorEssoR 0Y CHEMISTRY AND ToXlooLooY.
sst s.'t" fTl5 FRANCIS SIMS, NJ. d., "a IH ustT
30
-. wM. a, GARDINER. NJ. D., t.s,i .ss,
st u. .Hs' '.s' PROFESSOR ANATOMY.
atz f5y W..ASHTON5 R EED, M. d., ta't tH 80
UtF g#f!3 l.R RpHNoSsrRlToR or kSAr0MY.Itr hyEa
Students will tc admitted to the Homeopathic Hospital
to receive and witness at th
bedside OF PATIENTS and surgical practice and oper
tions. For further information address r - -
IL hsEG 4lgi WIN. A. GARDINER NJ. d., DEAN - &
t... .5,lsf s.5iH ,f No. 3I3 Arch Street, Plnla &
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where he not only "ssnt,- but went himselfto at
tend to a very delicate matter having no very 70
mote relation thereto. But We arc willing to dis
miss the subject, by simply pointing to the action
Of the federal ofee-holders in the South particu-
arly acting at the drectinstance Of the friends Of
the Administration, in such dreary spots Of politi-
cal desolation as South Carolina and Alabama, q
indicative of the interest and solcitude we charge.
One or more of the Departments of the Gov
eminent have been welding the whole power of
their patronage most energetic ally and effectu-
ally, in more than one Southern Wing State, with
a view of exercising controlling influence in the
National Convention. And not only in the South,
but in the Northeast, the effective agencies
have been brought to bear. Are these things sig
nifcant Of the existence of the fact we allege in
regard to the interest felt by the Executive in his
denomination to say nothing about the direct and
positive testimony referring to the same point.
But the subject is an Improbable and disagreed
bic one, and we leave it, though we have a full
culver remaining. J.s.P.
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Substitute for the Maine Law.
I. me Edxors Of the Ne,c- York 1Si1un<:
kruyopY SATURDAY. Nav IL


NEw-YoRK, Saturday May Is 1852.
The object of these few lines is to let
YOU know view of mine on the question of the "Mane
Law" think the law is too despotc too absolute for
the American people. 1t would be better in my opin-
on to have regular tax levied the owners OF the
nnumersbe grogshops and cellars who sell the poison;
and the money received from the tax to be applied In
building large house, half blsck or block square
provided with BEDS provisions, &c, and all persons
found intoxicated in the Streets to have them put into
ii and make the lquorsellers pay their expenses whe
there. This plan would be sartn1 one as well as
great means OF preventing the many murders tna are
every week committed in Newfork, and would also
prevent death caused by remaining IN the damp anu
unhealthy cellars of the Tombs. The liquor sellers
would soon stop giving them 81 much liquor when they
would see the damage TO themselves that they mad not
calculated upon and thus prevent much OF the parper
lem and beggary abundan. In our Island CITY
Yours truly AN lhisHAAN.
Misunderstanding stables after the steeds are
stolen is not novelty; but building stables for
the .afekeeping of horses each Of whom is already
gone case rould be. Need We say that We are
utterly opposed to it What We seek is prereH-
fton-the formation Of habits and principles OF
Total Abstinence rather than the futile attempt
to keep liquor away from confirmed, in'atiate up
piers. How could the rumsel!ers, 1T they wouid,
prevent tippler buying jug OF rum, and taxing
it home to make a he'll of his house and beast OF
himself o no after man has become drunk
ard, and so long as he loves to drink, he r~ De
beast-no law can stop hat-but the Maine La"
will preserve from temptation the millions who
are not yet enslaved to vicious appetite. They
viii not consider it despotic,' whatever rumsel-
ler.. tipplers and their confederates may do. We
sle working for them. I'd.
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WEST-INDIES.

By the arrival of the steamer Merlin,
Cspt Cope we have received advices from ST Thomas
to May 90 and from Bermuda to May 25
Our files of Bermuda and St. Thomas papers contain
few items of interest to readers.
grand entertainment was given at Government
House. Mount Langton, Bermuda In celebration Of the
Queens birthday, on the oath Inst.
The crop Of sugar this year at Barbadoes likely to
be the largest ever made in that island
The difference between the Governor and the House
of Assembly of Dominica has resulted In dissolution OF
the House.
The drouth continues very severe at st Lucia
DR. Dyot of Tortols, has been 10 Ponce to purchase
from slavery man of about thirty 1--WE years OF age
native of Antigua, who had been kidnapped by some
person at St. Thomas when yet child Having been
clearly identified the Governor of Antigua authorized
the purchase and be has been taken back TO Antigua
The Parans, the new steamer Of the K NJ W. l.
land in very quick passage, and had left again on her
return.
Messrs Cook & Co, merchants of Ponce and Guy
anna, Porto Rico, had failed.
Markets at Demerara were very fat.