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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

GS-Judge Read, formerly one Of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio, and
agentleman of eminent ability left Cincin-
matt, a few days ago, for California with a
view to make that country his future home.
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EEMarried, at Podunk, on the esd
pltimo, by the Rev. D. Willis, Mr.. IL. Hoe,
70 Miss Ann Handle, all Of that city.
How useless a HASpLE without any Hoe,
And useless a Hoe without HANDLEi
No better a winter without any snow,
Or candlestick minus 4 candle.
But here, Ioined in one, the HASpLE and HoE,
Will LIES rugged journey smooth over;
And each prove a helper in this world below,
Till death shall HOE BOTH 10 another.
ErThe French are remarkably happy
in their epigrammatic style. We have sell
dom seen any thing more perfect in its kind
than the following, translated from Beran-
ges:-
'Said Annals preceptor, * kiss is a NOUN;
Bu' tell me ii PR0PER or coMH1yr he cried.
With cheeks OF vermil0n, and oylids cast down,
"Tisboth COMMON ana PROPER, the pupil re plied.
ExoU1sIrE.-A writer in the Lafayette
Republican, ''courts" the muse after this
fashion,
IT'S sweetto see thetoai, the frog,
The lilly and the poliwog,
But sweeter far, il is to me-,
To lay my head on Sally's knee.
~D~L~1~~
ESrThe following passionate lines are
from the Knickerbocker:-
Was l court plaster, | wouldbe
A patch upon her lip;
To spend a life of extacy,
And sip, and sip, aud sip.
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NEW CHINA.
GIa,s nud Oueeuswn,r sto

NNNH WIU NtIIfiINNsl M SIRFf.
No. D, MONROE SrRrEr, WAEuIss, VIRGINIA
THE subseribcgs respectfully give notice that they
L have imported direct from the manufacturers, !
large and complete stock Of the above WARE, toEeth.
CT with an assortment OF Mantle OKSANEyrs and
Fancy GoODs, some Of which are OF exquisite taste
and beauty. lron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware ofan entire
new patt5rni Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns d
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery. etc.
We shall al all times keep rs complete an assoFt.
mcut Oi Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as can be found at any other store IN
the West, and by giving our personal attention TO re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor u.
with their patronage, that they cannot do better a
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January !, lS52.-tf.
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EPIGRAM.

Said a thiefto wit, there's no knowing ones friends
&; Until they have been TRIED and founI steady
"Verv true'' said the wit, but all yours, | presume,
Have beeu TRIED and ioIal guilty already.
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GTAnother Scientific Wonder! Important to Dys
peplics.-Dr.J J. S. Houghton's fepsin, the True ii
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rem
ofBaron Leibeg, the great Physiological Chemist, by
J. 5. Houghton, M, D., Philadelphia. This is truly i
wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ~Ja undice,
Liver Complaint, Consterpation, and Debility, curing
alter Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. PampR.
lets containing scientific evidence OF its value, tur-
nished by agents gratis. See notice among the med.
ical advertisements.
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ENANcY soAPs, PERFUMEEiEs, etc, a large ussort-
J. mont tor sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850.
mi AsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BI.AcKING, a large
LEl and fresh supply tor sale cheap by
april 20, 1853 JOHN BEALL.
ShJHTFE, Red and Black Lead, Linsced Oil,
w Lacker, Iurpentine, ctc., a fresh and large
supply, at april 20, 1889 JOHN BEALLS.
NkS-Arnold's Hover's, Harrison's Morrison'a
L. Blocksom's, &c, large and small bottles, a fine
supply cheap by (apr 20, '59l j. BEALL
GTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, vari.
- Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALLS.
GAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and q
- large assortment by lapr 30, $50, J. BEALL.
HAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pom,
~ ellis, etc, etcl for sale cheap by
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALIA
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EFT for sale with VIM. Hogg and Co, S Cook.
ID ing Stoves; also, 4 Coal Stoves, % Balloon shape
and fopenl which will be sold vary cheap. az / nm
closing my business. DAVID POOL.
CadiL. Ap IL %, 1859.
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Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was this day issu
"A ed by William Arnold, a Justice Of the Pence
Of Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio. againer
the goods, chattels, tights, credits. moniss aud effect
Of George Bancroft, on absconding debtor.
Da,el thiA26th day Of March, 1859.
JANIS STEWART.
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CLEVELAND, April 3O.-FLorRI,37N 6A5o.-
WHEAr-Ss0g0c. C~oRN-52051c. OArs-35a3Gc
Flsn-White 9,Co69,5o. BurrrR-Prime roll lac.
LATD-Bbl. 9I0l0c. SALr-S1, 7502,00. CuElsr-
a0l0c. LIEsEED OL-Dbl. 6Sgi0. BEEr-prime
Mess S1sl@l9,5o ~lIAMs-93l0c. SrrDs-Clover
seed 1925; Timothy $2,Oo02,5o. WHITE BEANS
$l,509l, IS. DRIED APrLEs-5l. 120l,15. DRIED
PEAcnrs-$4G5. SHEEP ~BELTs-$lQl,j0 30.
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PolsoNING.-Thousauds of parents who use Vermi-
tuge composed otCastor oil, Calomel, etc., are not a.
ware that, while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundations for series
ness o fLimbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of HOBENSACKiS MEDICINES, to which we ask
the attention Of all directly Interested in their own as
well as their children's health. In Liver Colnulaints
and all disorders arising from those ola bilious type
should make use OF the only genuine medicine, iIo-
bensack's Liver Pills.
Be not deceived, but ask for Hobcnsack's Worm Sy-
rup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, }. N. Hobonsack, as none
else is genuine.
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MARRIED.

Or the 2ath April, by Rev. T. r. Crawford, Nj.
JA"ls WILSON to Miss Nancy JANE TAEDERr, all OF
Harrison county.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

W. are now receiving and opening at the Store
w Room formerly occupied by MiIiiE;in 81 Grimes,
Main street opposite the Court House, an unriyol,od
assortment of
MAADy MADE CLOTHING.
consisting in part of double and single Over Goats,
Of every variety and style; sack and Business Coats;
Cloth, Cashmere, Satinet, Tweed and Jean Pants;
Vests OF all qualities and styles: Magyar, Mexican
and Brush Hats, Nloleskin Hats, extra; Flush Cars, OF
various colors and styles; Shirts and Shirt Collars ci
all styles; Stocks and Crayats; Trunks, Valises, etc.
etc; which were made expressly to our order, ofgood
material, and made to wear, after the most approved
city style, and all Of which we now offer for Cash a;
the lowest pyices,
The People would find !: greatly to their advantage
to give us d cali before they purchase, as we intend
to keep the best general assortment, and give the
greatest bargains in our line, that have ever before
been offered IL this community.
As seeing is believing, just call and examine for
yourselves. J. J. JOHNSON & CO.
Cadiz, October 6, 1859.
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Dissolutiol Of Partnership.

DIIILLIP8 4 HAMILTON have " mutual con
L sent dissolved partnership. Persons indebted to
the firm will please call soon and pay. T. Hamilton
has moved his Boot and Shoe establishment to bis
own house, a lew doors above Bealls Dug Store.
ana directly opposite the Public Buildings John
Phillips continues in the Shoe and Grocery business.
at his old stand on tho corner.
Enhiz- lnhrmaru O lASl
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GSgNAaGg EGR5DiGJOas.
~ADHA9EEANGE FREE.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS!
ENEiE subscriber has just received one Of the largest
l. and best selected stock OF Goods ever brought
70 this market, comprising the greatest variety OF
fashionable wear 10 be found in thIs place, Ills style
OF Dress Goods cannot be surpassed for variety OF
pattern and richness Of figure, embracing every va.
loiy oil Beragas, Lawns, Tissues, De lanes, silks,
&c, &c, A. Ii. BUHICH.
pONNETS, a large and beautiful assortment from
I'D 80 cents to 500, ut BukICH'S.
bDARASOLS, a large stock, upequalled in style
Il and beauty, from 10 cts te 50, at BURTCHS.
GHAWLS, Canton Grape and Lace Shawls, n SPLEEN
~ did LOT from $40 to $50, at BUkICli'o
OUB5E-a new style OF Dross Goods and the on.
IA ly article of the Kind in this market, at
BURTCHS
NHEAiISETTS and UNDERSLEEVEo, II large
~ and splendid assortment, aud in fact every thing
usuaity found in a Dry Goods house, all oil which
In this place. A. IL. BURTCH.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 90, 1853.
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CADIz PRICES R
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
4 1

c|oRREoTED WEEKLY.
L. CABlL, MAY 4, 1858.
l LOCk''' ''''''''''.... ........ .,.S 81, I5d4,tO
hHLAEi .fG6J
CohN' ....... 5UDj6
OAISi .4ui0..
FLAX SEED,
DEANS ..........l Qua.
LAolHA ,UUg..
! OIAlOLsr-' ia.
ONioNs,' -...........'.. f3D.,
DRIED APPLIs, per busiCl, ........... ...Gl,O0
Darn PEacWs 3OO9
DRIED PEACHES, impaired. ......... 80. 2,00@...
OUTER,
NHELSEi ca.
LARD ..,..'''''''.,. -........ -. IUtG5
YORK, ......" ga.
SAIL, ,250...
legs. ......' .......,.. bi0..
Hay, .6,jO6...
WOOD,
WOOL ..,.......... .4OlGG0
SoFlLE'' 1888
MoLAssEs by the Dbl .31a37
N. U. Sugar, .6AG9
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W. q e - E'5
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
I ]. Ii. wv D0C ROOT


~
FT\Hl6 is q Purely Vegetable Compound, ~scientii-
/ caIly prepared from the best Roots and Herbs OF
tno Mate:ia hlodioa, and has gained an unrivalcd
reputation Ior the following elects, viz.
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and Digest
i've Organs, and Cleansing lie Stomach and Bowels,
ana thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com
plaiAts, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Cosriyaness, Plies,
Iioadache, lever and Aguo, Jauudlvo, Nausea, Loss
OF Appetite, &c, anicausiIg The food to noulish and
support every part, fUHIEYING THE DLooD, and tnu.
cniIng all liunlors, Cntanuous Erupttons, Scroiula,
salt itnean, Eryaipelas, Soald Head, Cauker, PIN
pies Oil the face, Blot. hes, Ulcers, i umors, Mercu-
rial Disease, = ancors, &c, &C.
Regulating tho Socrclory Organs, and by enabling
them 10 perform tlgir proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful ard dangerous diseases -;
Strengthening and Quoting tic Nervous system,
thus allaying Nervous Irritation, and curing all III
seases Of the Nerves, usHysleria, Neuralgia, Cramps
&c. II is unEiyaled in the cure OF alt
FEMALE COM PLANTS.
as Weakness G4,aroI Dohiiir, T,roarIo,it,, Nh
suuctiong, Sw|slIinr Of the Feat'' LIMBS. 1jIon2 &C.,
1881 - "N SN'' N O'"' 49,
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INDEBTED to David Pool, will take notice thu
l. he has LETT his notes and book accounts in N,
hands for speedy collection. Prompt Settlements wi.
save costs. w. CUL. CASTOR.
an also crossing such pavemen. for The pur-
pose of gong into or out of any alley, street,
or other place, whenever necessary, shall
not come within the prohibition in this Sec
ton contained.
SEC. 2. That any person violating any
Of the provisions of this ordinance, or aiding
or assisting therein, or directing the same
to be done, shall, on conviction, be fined in
any sum not exceeding ten dollars and
cost.
SEQ. 8. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the 10th day of May
1858; and all former ordinances on the same
subject or inconsistent herewith, be and the
same hereby are repealed.
Passed April %, 1853.
ArTEsr: LEWIS LEWToN, Mayor.
WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder.
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The Best POSSIBLE REMEDY FOR oysUMPr1oN!-Wis
tar's Balsam of WHIP Cherry Is Iiist the remedy that a
pure minded unprecedented man, thoroughly acquaiut-
cd with every system of practice, and we'll acquaint-
ed with the whole Materia Medica, and experienced
IN general practice, would recommend as the best
possible remedy, for The cure OF Coughs, Colds, Ash
ma, bronchitis and Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordinary medicinal
virtues Of the Wild Cherry and the Fire which are
combined and embodied in this article.
by a nice chemical process, everything deleterious
or useless Is rejected, so that what remuins is the most
extraordir ary and truly officncious remedy for all
all kindsof pulmonary and liver diseases ever known
TO man. R-See advertisement.
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AN

In regard TO Shows.
Sec. /, Be it ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees of the Village Of
Cadia; That no person or persons shall ex-
hibit, within said village any show, theatre
or performance OF any kind, for admission
to which, any money or other valuable
thing, shall be demanded or received, with
out first having obtained a License therefor
from the Mayor; provided that lectures on
scientific. literary or historical subjects, and
musical concerts given by any of the inhab-
itants Of said village, shall rot come within
the provisions of this ordinance.
SEE. 2. That al applicants for License
under this ordinance shall pay for the same
SUCH sum, as the Mayor Shall require, not
exceeding thirty dollars fol each License
granted, and also a fec of se~yenty.fye cents
in each case TO the Mayor.
SIC 8. That every peraon violating any
OF the provisions of this ordinance, shali on
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum moi
exceeding twenty dollars and costs, for each
offence aforesaid.
SIC. 4. That this ordinance shall TAKE
effect and be 10 iorce from and after the
10Th day of May 1858; and all former or
dinances on the same subject or incoDsis-
tent herewith, be and the same are hereby
venenlnd. .a. FHr. .n -
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Ie53

s. " - WI =htbL-h-
s9AlA flECEo UF TBlNIs, All cUlJus, AHA ptI;es
~NO from 50 cts. up 10 >, at Wood & Smiths.
Dress silks, IN great variety; black, changeabsa,
Rams. Linen Bingham Robes, vaTrous coiors, atthe
store of WOOD & SMITH.
Ihlblt and silk Shawls, = good stock. a splendid
assortment OF silk RandkercLi9is and Csayats, all
coiors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing IN part OF GluIps, Eungcs, silk Lace, six Vel
VERY, &c, &c. BOnuets. silk, Gimp AMI Straw, ~
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
Straw Hats. .ParusOls, PaTasolet.s and sun Shades.
Umbrellas, by tIa cart load. Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD & SMITHS.
S~addleTy and Harness, OF oil kinds. ior sale cheap
at WOOD & SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour I9r Gale at all times, and 4 Wheel
barrow 10 lena at "O+D SMITHS.
QEcensware and Glassware, 4 good 81 .ck, AT
WOOD SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, At WOOD SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis make,) warranted TO be
hrst rate. Coffee Mills, a soed article, at
WOOD & SMITHS.
GroccTies-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Mo!lsacs, &c,
&c, ~ MOOD < SMITHS.
A good assortment Of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOD d. SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, oil qualities and
prices, at WOOL & SMLIHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part GfLocks.
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &c, &c, cheap. Forks
and lioes, Corn Cutters and srScythcs. ut
WOOD e. SMITHS.
10 GEO feet of Oak and Popllr Boards and Scant.
ling; also, Oak Shingles al the Lumbar Yard Of
WOOD < SMITH.
Stone and Earthcn Ware, at
WOOD l. SMITHS Corner.
kossuth Hats, L. Ready Do, Navy Blue and Gil
Cloth Caps, at WOOD / SMITHS.
Murch -, 1853
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grin calling attention to DR.. Cuysott's Improved
Extract OF Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla, we feel
connucnt we are doing II service to all who may be
atiiicted with Scrofulous and other d sorders %ofigina.
ing N neTedltarytaint Or from %impurity ofthe blood
acquaintance where the most formidable distemper.
have been cured by the use Of Guysott's Extract o.
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla alone.
IT'S one OF the few advertised medicines that can.
MOI DC sugmatlzed with q~uackery, for the eYellow
Deck and the "Sarsaparillar are well known % Dc
the efiicient land ut tho same time inoxious) agents n
thP whole Mnteria Medica, and by far tho best and
puest preparation OF them Il hi. Guysott's yellow
Dgek and sarsaparilla. G~See advertisement
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CADIZ BRANCH!

A Ii. those wlo subscribed tosthe Capital Stock Of
N the StouhanviIla and ln1iaaa Railroad Compa-
ny, under the arrangement for the construction OF tho
Cudil Branch, are hereby notified 10 pay to ROBERT
LyoIS, at tie Clliz Hraach Bank, the tnlf anloant Of
stock by them respectively subscribed, us follows:
10 Per calt on o. before the lst Of April Tcxt;
10 +" " On 81 before the lst Of May next;
~ " " OF or bc!ars the st Of Jnna next
~ " " on II befoIc the LIST OF fully next;
70 " " on OF be'0ro thc lst Of August next;
% A" " on CT before the LIST Of September next {.
BY order OF the Board Of directors.
March 9, 1858. I.G. MORRIS, Secretary.
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CINCINNATI, April 30.-Flour $3,7oG3,75. Bulk
meat at 5. Lard att. Bacon at IA; pork mess at
SIS. Coffee 9&0l0H. Sugar AZ. Niolasses2G {.
PnlLlDrLpu1t, April 3O,-F1our at S4.8705,37-
Wheat at $l,l8i Rye, So Corn at Ct; Pork al II;
Lard, l04.
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From the Cadix Eonndrv.

'EHTE have IN hand and keep for sale all Tho kinds
w md Patterns Of Plough Points, usually kept al
'hs Ca.iiz Foundry, Alan various sized caet Grssea.
april Aoflo5a% WOOD and SMITH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ssIt is just what is wanted''-So says Dr. Peter
Fryer of Salubra Chemung county N " and 90 say all
who have used or administered Dr. MLanes Vef1nifge
Mr. Fryer says that this excellent medicine has given the
greatest satisfaction IN aud he ordered
a new and increased supply. -FTrsl
Mr.: William S. Fauchee, of Mareugo Wayne county. n
has used this incompatible yenuge and found il to
be all that it is recommended to be- He says that where
he has sold it. has in all cases. been found an eeetual
cure.
Mr. G. w. HOLIDAY administered two spoonsfaI to son
Of his about seven years of age which he has no doubt
brought upwards of 900 from him. measuring from
one quarter ofan inch to two inches in length.
Mr.. W. D. Robb of TyreeSprings Sumner county, Tenn.
writes that he could have sold very large quantity he
could havego it, All that had tried it pronounced it the
best they bad everssen Mr. Robb adds that is mposs
bic for any say too much in favor of MLanes Yer
mifuge i l'4 H' s-l-iiti -i.J .s.s.i
Sold Wholesale and retail By ali the principal druggists
aud country merchants throughout the United States.
noy29 ''.i-f5 p 'rsaA re ..rsas..
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from the Richmond Wing, 18th inst.
THE WHEAT CROP OF 1853 AND 1854


1t was generally supposed that the wheat crop Of
this year was most abundant one 1t was more
than an average yield we have no doubt but it is
not likely that it has fully come up to the large
calculations that were made. From various sec
lions we learn that it has fallen short fully one
fourth There can be no installing that farmers
throughout the State have heretofore estimated the
yield higher than It tnrns out They have done
well however, and may be satisfied with good
crop at least. Those who have sold have gener-
ally realized mole than ordinary price In the
early part of the season quantities of wheat were
disposed ofat from 81 to 81 % per bushel As the
price advanced the quantity in market rapidly in
creased. The sum OF q 90 and 81 65 per bnshel
for wheat was something SO extraordinary of late
years and offered such strong inducements to far
mers to avail themselves of those prices that large
portion of the crop was at once thrown into mar
ket 1t is reasonable to estimate then that the
qys1ntity yet on hands IS not extensive. We have
2eliable information from various portions of the
State to that effect The time when most of our
farmers dispose of their wheat crop, is now nearly
passed, and if purchasers are holding back with
the idea that there are large quantities yet to be
sent to market, they win very likely find themselves
mistaken.
We can hardly hope for so large yield of wheat
nexIyear IS we have had this. The reasons are OBJ
vious. Last year with many of our farmers, their
crops were largely increased, we may say almost
doubled by the use of guano. This year they have
been unable to obtain necessary supply of the
article Rather than to be imposed upon to the
outrageous extent guano dealers were disposed to
go, they determined to endeayor to get along for
this season without the use of it. The supply in
the market appears to have been much short of
that of last year. Let the fault be either in a cur
tailed supply, or with spectators who may have
boarded itlor the purpose of getting exhorbitant
prices, is immaterial now. The season for making
use guano has passed for the present season. unless
1t can be probably applied by top dressing in the
spring. which has 70 be Satisfactorily tested yet and
upon the success of that plan, there is contrariety
of opinions. 1t will certainly not be applied in that
way to sufficient degree, under the most favorable
circumstances, to have an equal effect upon the
growing CROP
In some OF the most productive wheat producing
regions of the State the fly has made its appearance
and greatly injured thecro already. The quantity
of land seeded is probably less than than the previ-
Gus fall and without an unusually good season there
can be but little hope that the wheat crop of next
year will come up to that of the late harvest.
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rae ADMINISTRATION AND THE SOUTH.

The Charleston Standard has an editorial on the
subject of q string of resolutions lately introduced
into the Legislature of Georgia by the Wigs, which
while pretending to endorse the general policy and
sentiments Of Gen. PRRcE's administration, attempts
TO throw freband into the Democratic ranks on
the question of the New York Shell war. The
Standard places the question Of support of the ad
ministration by the South on true and unassalable
grounds 1t says "While we may dissent as to
some points of mere policy, yet as a whole, we are
prepared to sustain cordially the present Admins
tration, and we shall make no pretext upon minor
points, to raise up any general opposition to sound
and so true a man as Gen PIERCE The Admins
trstion came into power-anti-tarif, anti-internsl
improvements, anti-bank, ant-freeso agitation, in
favor Of strict construction and state rghts-and we
never can consent 10 do any thing, directly indi-
recty to aid our bitterest opponents the Wings in
dividing the Democratic party of the Union, so that
they may, through our divisions, force themselves
into power with their desperate and unconstitutional
principles"