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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
mo mHnI MII,I,IONs

Is =. TO THE MILLIONS '''
From toothless babes Of nimeess weeks,
Toprsttns jokers in the strsetsi 1i v.t
From, girls and boys that read at school,
To Office clerks upon their STOOLS ,.sg.-s' .'5
From the budliig OF love at sweet seventeen, g..
TO the audle explosions OF all honey :oon dreamsi
From mid. way years OF nan lid hiSIWtie,
From tie spsetneied lew, with establishment
At the w9ndrous things Of these modern days. III
Is heard this general exclamation, FL.
ys 70. GsEo 5T SS;G Ke9RSo Si9
- The magic OF this powerful thing, 4
That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
Whe the truani locks, 20 harsh aud stia' -
IS Now around her sbou ders twill ~ - a.
- Cfn such rich, llrfurant Gurls, - - ~.
sets men stnnng, and theit heads bewteh,d ~
The I'andrnn-yexed stuif-i6nt once did fall ll
O'er broad cloth coats, an6,eollars soil, go
BY using Kathairon on the hair, .
/ But niore than half; or ali yet said, AZ
+ Are facts about the Nervous Head eA
t sSgm s7 ss sss aaS ai9 Ssn l. Pai"
NOwthc Katlairo9 such rains I'll WARRANT to cure
Aud for Pimpes, Salt Rhsum, ErysPelas and letter.,
6S 81 xxi fsff aS sy
i Ing Restoring aid Identifying the Hair is sold by
s world, U II isTso bottles. i
Sold to the Liberal dlseoun-bh aeEeT eo1R-
"'t''t'Afs' b. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
u-For sale by Kes & Caldwell, wholesale agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; r. H. Logan
GO, and Wheat & Chaplin. 20 mails -6m.
- 55IT31 BOOK ST ORE REMOVAL. q
s ssoeE e
VARIETY Goods 10 the lately ocsupea Grocery,
by John Rankin, Main street, west side, where he
VIZ b happy e wait P0R hs former oaoP Saa sRS al
.,-----s Just Received. 81 M
4 ND for sale by J. b. VoWRLL, 81 Union street: -
.AEBazin's Extract, for the handkerchief
Coldgnes, all stZes3
i,t Gn Genuine beef niRrrOwi te3s2 Ia
Crystalline, for the hairi ~.
BeziRs sweet scented Honey soapi y.
',st. + military Shaving SOAPS s-tft q ,.f7
90 Lily white, gilt and plainj sr; a. az
go Chalk balls; 81
lIrop Lake; IL .4isaEg sls7sifls7fs g.
i q Payson,s lnaef5ls INK; So sa aspastNtt
= Ivory Tabletsi --...s5. 81 -tlN
- BaZins haGIe-Dut OIL Soaps
Genuine BeaT'sOili ~
Court Plaster, bIach and 1eshi p
Meakim's cachous Aromatisei -
l., Shaving cream, large and smali alns. = 81.
Tooth,BluShes large and suaui =
Rbusssll's Tooth Powders ~ y sr,- q, .,ss't <.
:. z lIIuialO horn brIshesi =
Shaving ElE 90 p al kindsi
..JZRose Tooth FASTER q ~ +r-e W.
Cloth bTUShesj ~ t-'t @"
BaEin's FLOATING soaps ~
BE-, Charcoal Tooth rastej 81 Heyifyos y .Ht1
India Rubber court plasteIi 100 - .@tl e
o.l.y Lead Pencilsi 80 . = - 800 q -
si4 Mecn Funj Bazin's Lip salye., -, e ,,r r
Also full assortment OF Porte Monet etc: sePz1
I0TlRRoES PRIME RICE 80 ~ "-4'41 ~
20 boxes 90, IS and ,is tobacco, .f
.,-7, 95 half chests g ?. and n H teas;ge assa H
25 bagsLaguird' c0heet y y
. - % bbld. No alarge macksrG, newt q
,a4,9S, kits NJ. i and 2maeksreli }i's'1eA j.
10 ouarteTsNOc 3 - ~ n
fOlcasks bacon shouders5i ms sit9s 4.
4 , 20 boxes Nv eateFn Reserve cheese. SH{A,tt =
4 Just received andfOr sale by -, -, ~, yIvpII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
Nf'H MoRBusg gaa

lTs g5zIiiqt-f7i ~ d 'DlARRaEA,II &c n,
oss ,iasFis sifN ~ '9.sgl aYs& q iDYSENYERY,
and ali other diseases Of the stomach and bowels are
cured by HAMPTON'S WIG ErABLE tT1NCTURE,-
cure and pre- yentativc, 1t has been wonderfully sue
cesshl twill be found onipqury that those who use
il have anexeh1on diseases SO incident TO
To S1BiishalIth testimony In It's vor would make
large volume: . -. e .'. - ~ , ar, - ., .
II mas shown Itself most powerfully curative oil
~ NERVOUS DISEASES
their foIns giving life and vigor, restoring
te Shattered tuon th1s infusing hope IN place
ofdespondenoy mild, pleasant, and SAFE action on
lem il cures DyspepsiG Liter Complaint Dbedseg ~ The
Urinary Goaghs 4gseta:oEs'
Gou Neuralgia, st. Hitts Dance Ett, tstatG tftesp
satF For SAFE byTt Il 4Io AN q CO., Wheeling, Gener.
al Agents, NJ r. Nick EE, 9Th ward and by Druggists
n5-SoId by MoRTINtBRg& AoRBRAY,t24o Bait.
mo re street baltimore; and 3o4 broadway, NevYotk
"a. Price, 81 per bottle ts e 1ySs-ae9W.lyi j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

'Brrirsg Females 81
ItstAnds pre.eu1ineRt
fOt,fhe curative powers
In eli thei diseases for
(which 10 issrUcoInmend
ed nsudIly called Female,
Complaints; OF these
areiProlspsus, uieiia or
Falling OF tile Womb
Flour AIbus, OF Whites,
.chronic inflaminaH oli
. ami iUIceEatiop Of the
Womb; lnSide ptal HEINZ
oIIhSge, or El0oding;
Painful Suppressi on, md
lrfegulal N egstruattotIs
&c., with all their ac-l
companying evils. (Can.
Gel excepted, 10 matter
how severe or OF how
!ong standing. es IA
The CStholicon far
surpRsses other reTnet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
be seen 1t the Mayors Office
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE CT THE OLDEST MAG
= e 1srRATEs IN pALrIMoRE:

BALTIMORE, Sep, IN IpDI.
Rsssrs Mortimer g. MowbrayI i feel duty to make
known the bencftsl have derived from Dr. HAMPTON
rostfdton asc6Sf powe and great g The
nervous sysen accompanied with OH anu nut
ering OF the heart had such sudden attacks on one oc
cason could scarcely get home IL making MENTION Of
ton ESQ an old aid highly respectable citizen OF Bah.
more who had used the Tncture under similar elfc9m
view OF some minutes was fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues OF the Tcturc, rom the evidence before me- OF
falling state o health nut hearty hale
the Tincture and before took the contents Of one
bottle my renewed and lean walk as brisk
aud am Us active ash was twcnty years ago.. rms 1lhc'
e IS Inc grand restorative OF the digestive organs
which, when destroyed, the whole System is In state OF
suffering. ;snsasait u :. VI u. 10 IL. Z l
by Dr. Hampton, the inventor si,.o,, ,,ypp,,
L IL ID sga Ielf q y u I HAl. A. sF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

DiuTnals- -. -, .ShepaId- PIttsbuTgh
Advance : ..sy .WoatbuTIi y. Cincinnati
. 9ExcRange. 3. i. Rhodes I. Pittsburgh
{ Paul Anderson. :, GRAY. Cincipnati
AIclics.. :. .Diviny.. !. Cincinnati
Stephen BayardI Booth. /. .Sunfsh
YitoQua. ....., .0' Neil. $50. SteIbenyille
sitls DEPARTURES!
ID Diurnai. :. -. Shepard. Pittsburgh
Advance. 49,. .Woodburn >. !. Pittsburgh
ExchaIlge.. -. Rhodes, -. 'lttsbuTgh
, Paul Anderson. 80. Gray. - PittsbuTgh
Arctic. ......,... Divinys. p ittSbuIgh
Mary Dougherty. -. White River
Stephen Bayard. Booth. $1,000. .Snnfsh
,ssVIroQua. 40 Neil. .SteubenVille
-si; r. STAGE OF THE RIVER. ,5a.
Ar WnEELiNe-1 feel incnes, ia ling.
Ar PIgTs8yReH-6 feet T5inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

put Tue seii'tiAe" - fWAsNsTos, May II, 1888,
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrayi Gentlemen..Ha'X;ng
hereby for tho benefit OF afflicted, take great pleas.
uIe in Announcing that alter using few bottles OF your
Hampton Tncture, found It har pe!Eeci
cure have used different medicines from time TO timc
but have never able for good
cine is found which power otnro.
longing humanlife The many cures has wrought ls
be experienced from its usei " IssPeStig
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

1HE 1ossssilis JshH.aI says, that the insurance
Aness in:,sat city for the last 90 eSIs; basbeen
lsOttable to,sii the eompanisg engaged in i,
Tag tn tt,,;,.,,aS j-,,f -v-fs4 n lrlemium. They
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l4IlaRIVER / NEWS. Il

REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIaENokR.
Arrivals ana 81 stsam Roa's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

goss-The Louisville Journal Of Saturday
as 10 ,-7ss..sre 4f
Ro1s.-We hear of but one contract-1,6oO
lad deliverable early in December, and 10 aV-
e,s 200 1857 at s4is7 net.
We also Learn that an offer Of 81 10 net for
Id head was TefusedibY a packer.
Nsssrs. Jaekson.L oWsiey,& Co. have several
e,1sand head in peas, .aad intend to- commence
Fling as soon as the weather. is, cool enough.
There are about 8, 600 head now on the road to
:, city, exclusive Of those coming by rail-
nd. g, gTAV1LLOS i&&DL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

~ 5CAUTIoNi 4ls14 80 g, n; !. 3.
II HIso otserpa Promissory Note Win IRE
wTften Signature eyery OF Or. Morse's
ITO counterfeit which Is foEssrysai 80 sYtl
K = - : - s55 4-igHlr boz 81
u-Tte coydielfs PIT M. eoI.efntrated, nPtnt
p.,sy 90 per bother two for Sa six 6rS12.
5s7.a sss III Igs sSS a5 Ss,sYork.
s6id 81 81 tRro Cana
and Weatt 4files = IL. ~
~ fslTisS! k5sak4Ef Z ssf ~
VuTIREIINfs+4Kelisgk II aldwel; M 4 ~ s.
- 81 FlTTSRItB GH-Flem1g Brothersj
ss-efNGfNfh a. Meanings
81 ( . ,CUNBERhAND 1R4 80 Heaty = Go. y =.
BALT1MORIS-sSsS!7E tHfel < SCI seElosu:Lt yaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

%. % s.eal.eE. % DC non l ofNoveg5 boz
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lEor.t.he reiiefana c,lreIp

DIE DR.. .. s. bdARcAIsris 7 q le
GEL FED GATH oI Fl! ON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
Tobacco Tobaooo!y TOBACCO! !!

w vonld oost Respectfully call the attention AIer
wv chants and Grocers to very large and general
stock Tobacco, Cigars Snuff ETC., and such oheT 9tu'
oles as legt maIeIy belong to regular \. q 3st5
l..--.-- NhoieEnIe Tobacco I10use. 2 u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02
z s 81 2 ARRiVAI,s.]

fdrias last24 Hellts ut aighlat So el0et.
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having returhed homo from Geins1y,
a absence OF four month, ezl leave 20
the pubii5 thetk he VIII
Il 10th losts, his ukuat Of
sasassss Lard etoS and thetr
the assurance that they will
ffn,ffi1T II TeaE1uulle prices, tTi ltfff
SSsse4e's :4as95a sbeiB1o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

-7---- MACK RRBL, HERRING, AND COD FISH.
THE subscribers constantly receiving OF
above articles the East which, together win ohef
Kinds or fish, are ofeT ed tho lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited Entire satisacon gSarah
WI - 4A''I' ' ,- .aa IA South st; baltimore:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-02

~ ,s,n-,;S II Tine new and splendid steamer ADMI-
q RAIL- F, Sto6kdaIe, master, will leave
y for the above and all intermediate ports
on we Inesday, Nov. Cd; at o'clock ST
now 80 sA' y -i'ss S G. RAKER 6 Co. Agents
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49, q I.ToIir 81. iThompson,i
IN q 81, s1lA III Err a Nd DEAEER1N

pooKs a sT.A IN 1NEis AMP DEALER 4
~ = a ind oS8a llugefai1t -
t2l.if 81 MoNRoE sTnEEFs WHE6llh1 ssz..li Il
hand Z InlI and complete assoEir1ent ot
= Srhn6I edeai. and
i5es ana Fancy GtatiOnsryp
ny, lapeT and wire Soreeii9 y .4ke
~ tnfa teachers, school
are offered and prices ete ~
a l0sF az atanI other est ~ ~
,sbe market rates paid for I.
5-7TI-V = ~ ANA Sl4ES ~ i, i,stfsI
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Rrrn At PrrrspdRda.-Th Pi ttsburgh Gazette
yesterday has the following River items:i = ~
Yesterday morning there,was astage OF St teet,
Tie rise, however, was arrested at TINS poln''
nd remained unchanged, all day., ~ 3 IA
Although abundant for steamboat Navigation.
lie ase OF water is not ufficient to let out the
ige number of coal boats that are awlalp1lAg an
opportunity to depart! Ths batRes which are not
odd as deeply as the other boats, may possibly
gel out. ~. .,s,- 80, ar FsfLels3
Judge Coulter, who qIrlYsdi YESTERDAY llt ~
Canon nyeT, having lefttbeTe on SUNDAY no ,tl
Y, reports rise in the Allegheny at that point
ifrOn4 10 S feet and STIFF rising. I,yy may
strefOre, possibly, when this water gels COW p
he better stage. 1.-The present rise y mostly
N the MonongahelA. -. 4, i-l, ~. /, i5l, &. 81.
Tie wharf presealsd q scene Of great ANNA mir
ua, yesterday, being lined with boats from
@ down, aud e5levee covered with lIelg ht--7 ~
!: DiuTnal, Exchange and Aida went ogt "
,teelng aud the GorHplanler ana Atllesgnsiiy
" hauled round into the Allegheny. LOOK "a
ais, and ,leuaTt4d fp that tlyef, The former 70
SIaton. md the alter To- franklin and w aIFsn-
We noticed ! SEVERAL new boats; the Admiral,
Gslonia and Ben9 Boil, loading flor st. LOUIS
i!the South Uaf0iiih and Argyle tor' New vr
aaI All these are handsome anu = +
'i and dEilIdono dIscrsdit ao.tDe 9t %
Y city for beat. bRiljiIigG 81 G499E9 W >
Besides The Golden Stale and Keystone wee
kiing FOR ST. Louis, the Fiuancier and HarlioTa
b Cincinnati, me Trenton and Unicorn Tor new
lotIsans, and de Helen Mar Ior Z9nesEtlle. 70
TIE Winchester, Capt MOOTes will resume her'
ace in The iWhseling trade today departing :,
ttted, and l. nav Ri ekee llelt condition. The
lumal, heT parinefs len yesteFday, aud the two
hll alternate. regularly throughout the season.
The Exchange, Capt Bif GalIum; viii gun as en
IstnOon Wheeling packet Leaving al . Iay-'
Mondays. tWkdnesddy IN q ltLiqays'
bday. She ism excellebt ttinn, and Under nsi
oPuIar coDmalde9 will Be sure to, pc a tay9rl H.
li5 those travelling that wa. She Leaves g ~
enck this morning. - issis ait ssi97.s !, srf,t
Among the freight on the wharf we notscea 2 81
over 200 bBls' Of H6dfi from "a kr1ns ~
TN the same auartef may now be expected dalty
Ehetto, freight ftoaf Axiom has mnstly taken tps
1Ae t0Ute. ,grlsa feslo,kF E,a,-
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aS,obs ~ - -. 70 =, = ssl-e.s
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- T l g
y an4 St. Louis line win be composed of the
flowing boats; 7'sa,
r. run from Pitts5.ttgl % Lo.asuiile.
lEssheny, "a -5{t rlaa Capt. G. @. Mclean;
Psaburgh, -3a Hugh campbell'
uutal Palace, ~ q W. J. Kountz;
lsan,ylvania, "a -eg" J. KIineielter;
iiladslphia, D --ssIs- Z. &c R. J. Grace;
l,tmOre,I - -i,,-4l 4t,lnWm. CLARK;
G, Of Wheeling, - i'ta Jno, Mcclure;
fIn. Swami, ati6s-s a.. H.. Conant; 81
Aim Adams, .As -,a. G.. w. Morton.
To rln from LO.asgille Isl. Louis. -,
falls City, .F- Ian Capt, S. Mason;
David White, 2 s-8'E 9,A'Y McLane
Friuis. -a- =" Wells; -
Rscteye State. ,ie. .i'f. -. Weaver; =.
Messenger No. p .rrA ri Il 4 I3sE s3,.n :.
Cincinnati, =. -sa.asti,s Il. Kountz.
t.. -.
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81 STEA MBOATS.
Fop NEW ORPHANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS. eng
4 The new and splendid steamer Kubn5
s. ~ Cantain FuTnhill. MASTER will leave
. thIs day, November 2d, at O'Clock B.Ali
-fIrIaa uS ~
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- 5oITs5 IL. O. b Ell = ges.: -. 2
STRAMB0ATlAGEHIT w akkllt
VTTILIatfend to the receiving and deyefans
Nv and collection of freight bills. Ice ~,
gCrIFomce at the Store. : p y u - l1ssl2-
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yEw Packet LlNE.-Tbe Pittsburgh, Wheel
y an4 St. Louis line win be composed of the
trnrinr hnntr.. - l-s... - 10
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-. - ~. TRIMMINGS. ~ i
LIVERY style OF Trimmings can DO had at
IL oct29 u flsI-7lI w. D. MoTTE@ BRO.
MORN Starch, for cuiinarypurposes, received by
u oet26 81 fsa al KELLs q GALDMELL
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For ilcielt or rsssage apply on board or to
nov y. N. HAMILTON, agent
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For TSnIITmore WnshiUgIOn, philadelphia
and New York
gzzsszsEsl 80 - 49, !: q

Great through Line for the East % b
fTlHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from w TO
baltimore, and connecting with tho Wasln ngion
Iranch RaiRoad tho Junction 6ately called 6e keay
House 10 miles from Baltmores and win
mia Wilmng onand Baltimore Rail Road 10 Fhlauerhle
Tho great upon Tho line are now ana
the whole road il in fine condition, presenting one OF the
most pioturesqu and romantic route IN the.woTid.
The nav and splendid steamers ofte Union Line from
Iouisye and Cincinnati with road at Wheel
lug and through tickets these places to baltimore
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FOR NEW ORLEANS s;

=. =. The Inc new steamer lInicoru :-- ~
Is wi lfIeave for the above and oil
inteTnediaIe ports on November 2ndi
at o,clotkS r NJ. ,uu
noyis 8 s O BAKER & Co. agents
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-20
Enlargement Of the New York
Tribune.

This mammoth New York daily Of tn
18th April, comes to us greatly enlarged and
printed in a new dress throughout. which
greatly improves its appearance 1t has just
entered upon the 18th year of its ~existance,
and We are gratitied to see this evidence Of
the prosperity Of its publishers; for, although
we can not commend lis politics, as a news.
paper, giving full reports of what is going
on in the world, it has few if any superiors
in the country. Its editor says that hereafter
the cost Of the white paper upon which it is
printed will amount to y greater sum than
all it receives in payment from subscribers.
The number Of persons now employed III
the establishment amounts to one hundred
and eighty-three-a fact which would almost
have been considered incredible i'll the earl.
er days Of newspaper enterprise in the Uni.
ted States.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-20
Democratic Triumph in Connecti-
cut.

The democracy Of the Old wooden clock
State came off victorious, by giving an in
creased majority this year. 1t turns out that
the entire body of State officers has been re-
elected, that the members of Congress are
all democratic, as well as a great majority OF
the State Senate. The House is probably
also safe. The unexamplcd success of the
ticket is owing in a great measure to the
popularity of Gov. Seymour. His competi-
tors were Gillette, (frce SOIL and DutLon,
(whig.) The former ran well, and had the
support of many Maine Law men. Two
thirds of the House are supposed to be ia ia
vor of the Law, but the Senate is opposed
to it. The latest intelligence gives 100
democrats and 70 wings in the HoSse. and
II democrats, and s wings in the Senate.
There is not much in the above calculated
to convey solace to hopeful wings. Their
prayers and hopes for democratic divisions
have not as yet been realized. Alas, for the
"National Conservative Progressive Wing
Party."-B,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-20
The Great Australian Geld Crop.

The dates from Australia are to the 18th
of January. The Intelligence is that the
yield from the Victoria diggings amounted
10 about 100, 900 ounces a week, in spite oil
the attractions of The Christmas holidays,
and the scarcity Of water in some localities.
The Melbourne Argus of the 81 of January
states the total amount Of gold brought down
by escorts from June 21st to December
30th, at 2 ,6l3, 232 ozs., Of an intrinsic value
of E16,Q00,ooo The Argus says, "This
world has never, perhaps, exhibited so as
founding a result rs these figures show"
The number Of diggers at the various gold
fields is now estimated at 100, 600, and the
average earnings are still calculated at ar
OUNCE per man per week. The accessiOns
to the population are enormous, nc less than
l52 ships and 10000 emigrant having arr.
we'd at Port Philip during the month of De.
cember. The price of -four had fallen con.
siderably, and the labor market was easier
The Great Britain steamship was to sal
soon from Port Philip for Liverpool will
l710Q0 ounces Of gold.-B.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-20
Removals.

President Pierce, his Cabinet, and the
Senate, have been doing a fine business at
removing wings and appointing democrats
They haze taken hold of the business as il
they had taken lessons of old Hickory
Thoy have moi minced matters, and the
wings, to their credit be it said, submit tc
their fate without much murmu ring.
So far as we know, the selections from
the Democracy are happily chosen. 1t isno'
to be expected that all applicants for Office
can he grati6ed. Some must and will be
disappointed. They ought, like sensible
men however, 10 submit with "a good grace
If a disappointed expectant gets wrathy, by
unbottling his venom, he will only make
himself ridiculous ID
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OsOphy, it Is to SOW dishHst Of human ma
ture, making it out too dspraved for any
laudAbis sphere; if they teach political econ
omy and are compelled 10 acknowledge the
truths Of free interchange. they SOW distrusI
by hiniing about theories which are so I'M.
practicable. They do not reach the broad
genial ~"humanities," which are the vigor
and soul of Rapublicanism.
Commend US TO a man for a School Com
missioner, who will see TO it, that our school
masters, when they happen to be Democrats,
are not prescribed (which We know 10 have
been done, and who will install a more gen.
erous culture and better faith in republicans
institutions.
We respectfully dissent from the Mirrors
idea, that a State Convention is unnecessary.
The school question has assumed great i'm
portanoe. The office is second to none, in
its consequences political and social.
The harmonious consultation Of all local
tiles and interests, and the importance ofthe
office, demand a State expression.- Ohic
Statesman.
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Another Specie Circular Thirty.
six Millions Of Three Cent
piec es coined.

The following has been officially issued:
MINT OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Philadelphia, April 8, 1885,
The directors Of the Mine, with the appro,
val Of the Secretary of the Treasury, give
notice that the distribution Of three cenl
pieces at the expense Of the mint for freight,
is discontinued.
The director has also, in pursuance Of the
discretion vested in him by law, temporarily
suspended the coinage Of three cent pieces,
wi th a view to the more active employment
OF the mint in the manufact ure of other sill.
yer coins. Over thirty six millions Of three
cent pieces having been put into circulation
within two years, it is believed that a sus.
p~ention Of their coinage will cause no public
Inconvenience, especially as other silver coin
will speedily be available for the uses "
which the three cent pieces are at present
applied.
1t is requested, therefore, that until fur
Their notice, orders ahd remittances for the
purchase Of three cent pieces be discontin-
ued. GEO. W. ECKERT, Director.