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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
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and Hs5n9r pesd4ys TApgHdays' and
= For i tselsSt afslyaa 6oardl: aag7sslmes
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day. af4 o,eiock, r. n, 49, ..s.as
meaattofs 4. i .i55 : St 81
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HEN Esy. clptain. GEo JoHssT st, viii ,ti y
mo Sui as the regular Union Lane p "a lls Pc
tween ~ en S SliiI q y tssss
fhe ,t y tg -
imo,ta!lons. = y
aSsi tfe'sat OF passage l p Ba 9S Cos Aerns
s7IfIi1nle or a rF71n n cnttifd OhnH OF Etnie.
~ THE light. 5passe ger steAmer
n ff@ u Ma GNoEtAs GO. ID. SlpoRE, Master,
gSiiflf, WIN run reguisfIy between TVheeing and
piahlvg 20 nleS &c. q tha m M IiT,ts
" = n i,5., In time to con,
nest TIA AT sittsburEhi in time
ior the niornIng lines cr Tic Fast Retdrnlns
E,aS9 ss sq B1Ef sss i52
Ohio. 4. !. sS5,y ~ 10 staasbs "a
49, -. - 4 81 6 BaIlER 3 Co, ts4
ttokots for ~ CO.,
sI JAIL 1Iisls ~ NJ ~ ~ ~ n J3siI
-; 80 q.
& y . y. TfiR seIesdid snsvgs steamer cffkYioT,
Syeeiina for.fie above and III ift6fule
- sts isa.liisss every Fridry.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

tsA &c uodF. q .Hflsfsse JAStl 81. tHoGE
Attorneys at law q land "a gents,
2 " Marshall @. H, Va, Moindsuille R.05
MILL practieein Ohio, Marshpi and W etzel co1nlies
wv Particular atention Will given to collections and
Laid bustnrss an kinds or land constantly sale.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

q For GAINESVILLE T
y CasESe5S THE Now aud SPLENDID steamer HIeIBN. e
81 ehIAR, Cox Master, leaves for .zeiles
sssflllI5 willie, every 7 ESDAYs at O'Clock,
NJ. For freight nassage, apnlyto =
vtl7s---1.7 j nj HAMILTONi AGENT. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
-. KeIIs g Caldwell; g q
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTSt
n, 81 MIN .lteef. q aaaLa 1eLal1 AaLlLoe.

4slT llz.lgi EVheeIfng, Vu. ~
RI now receiving the heaviest and most complete
stock OF articles In their limo ever brought thls
market and having santsges in
COMPLIANT OF successful with any WesteEh
THEIR stock Comprises in part y 49,. ea2aI
sIf5,1OO ihs American and Bngiish eaomeIf
40 Blue Mass - 20 . i-=ss-l ~ -
s.Ft,i; :, on. Snlph. cluininei aiiss
100 DIS Sulph. Morphia5 "a 20 Z
-, 49, % lbs! chlorofoTmi iss-5r ~ ~
so or Nitrate Sfgyer5 stlra
co lbs Opium; ail -tlpat. - s--+Tt'
..slsi-s n lbhla cream Tartar; - -5'i sstsag
500 lbs. Tartaric bcidi BE --lssi
-.z--- 600 carboiiffe Apnnoniai 81 q
30 basIeta salad OilfS ttestli
casks Sal Soda: sfsh sssfi
5000 lbs supercaI Donate Soda o
- 200 gro. u atohests J5sl ,gc ! 50
1000 doz firounil MustaTdi ,ll ~ = x -
1efi ~ . H 100 - CinnRnoni f5F suz gHt7
lslss5 1917 500 AIlspieei is1c6 dr.
], ~ % 10 bags Pepper
a5sf5At1 1850 Extraet Logwood, AROMA BIiIlsi'i
x = SD boxes Silefattsi @4f-s 7siA
,.f3 a.,,s,rt-l % Car ettts sSnuiif
5i.ssf y. so. ilf Rcd Leidf - saiii
ssta % cans adhesive r asterS 57az
600 bbt chipred 1egyoodi So
- sas ts; II 90 Ibs H0fdnfts e0chneaii - lle
, sE.fet5f & TIA y - Ind tos afat
"a boxes CASTLE SoaiI ) so
x IS 55seS Refined iiola - - lstis
8 bbls Gum ealnptori - ~ ~
Is = Efisqln sliisi ~
81 n I scaseoil fsiiiliis q hs< Oh
fcIesmoiI 9 lhs54 i5t t1s.s
rff-sa & - dinf1Iion = 81 Gsfs, diIs ~
- Is lbs! Sree Aillg1i f9neslgr
4ia3le ~ % mats GinuIfnQllt szgt
tSdds rTatted. EVory desc wen "a ~.
ware tuners prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

ny III flFt NlNIIlLI1ItotIL
MOTH fTt lot, and perhaps the last this season, has
Just been received who are in want OF SO desiTa-
Die an article this hot weather, are respectfully TeierTee
to an al advertisement in another eolunn.i ~ ~
ECO 80 n. $50 HoBES,s BsSFRNRS 4 CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

passengers steamers n tt = x (
"a "a w lNGHRSTB r. Cap
Geo D. Mopres and tleill z g
DIURN ., Capt Thos. Calhoun, Will run daily
Wheeling and Winchester
ny every Aonday Wednesday and Friday aud the uuI
nal every Tuesday, ThnrsuE aud az 2 at
arriving Ielisvin in time to connect with me
land "a Pittsburgh in time ic the
Rast ReturHingthe Winchester leaves Plttsburgh eve
Thnrsday and Saturday, AMI the Durnal eve
cry Monday "wednesday and Friday at mi 1Erfy1ns
at Wheeling in time FOR the nasil lines for ONO. sJ
1IEorfeight or passage, applypn hoaTd or 10 l,.
- 49, :. ~, %. BAKER & Coz Asf1ii.' II
Through tickets for Cleveland, Foeif, Monroe Ie
troll; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dukirk, sold q Tue
nnice S. G. BAKER 6 Co.lL..i lleDo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

~ g-,-1.l, THE ligltI dsaught 3passe ger steaner
n g. ~ Ma GNOEtAs Gto. ID. 5lpoBE, Master,
= VIM run regularly between gVheeilg and
pitshurgh, ID plhce Of the Irinchester,s
leaving " healing every Mod6y and Friday,
at O'Clock, M ellsviIle iR time to con-
meet wit the Cleveland cara in time
the morning lines Tor tho ast observation-disclosures
Pittsburgh every TuAsd aS, and Sausday, ut 10
a. 81, arriving at Wheeling In Tine iOrtho mai unes ior
Ohio! 4 ~, go e y 81 s.-is- sl5tl.ib5s va
81 For freight rassa apply on board 81 to is
ThTougb tiokots for Co selant
iFOt, Aiwnukis, hicago, Buffalo and DhhlF pt
,odir0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

NOTICE OF O-PARTNERSHIP
ATR J. r. Howard having taken the interestof Mr.. 3.
M Nj Merton IN the above house tho Forwarding aud
Commission business will carried former
der lie stye and hrm or Dorsey Howard a.
fespsct,.iy solicit the OF 0urod frends and the
pdbic, Which will be prompt attended to- sis
80 BLYIllo RSEY, -
,sT JNO 3 HOW ARD,
Aug. 49, 'bs-spg14 ga slis FsaY KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
Union ZINE

q, q N1QNQIiINE. lFsllieil u
,SsfSss n The fna illGht tlTanyht steamer PORT
II HEN RY, Captain GKo. JoHEsTnE, VIII
Ssls5 KUN as the ieguAr Union Lame packet be.
tween Wheeling and Ctncinrnti5 leaving
Wheeling every WedneBdRyi At & o clock, 7. NJ. ~
tssris Is aud has superior passenger accom-
lnoiasIons ssIst3s 4
For freight or passage apply on board OF to ssss s
5augtf - -lss59lf 50 lBAKBR & Cos Agcn st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
Watch and JewelryiaS Store.

Watch and rYaaStore.
49, NO 10 LIGHT STREET. ast, t+ia
"a dsoTs from BatiploTe 1T, eRPosite otsl,)
! .1ts-,rfsi E8nItfrnOHB. - ~ f5is
L subscriber, alter twenty years' expefiencen the
cities OF Europe, vond iuorm citizens and
aIship, his watches DEFY all competitions he IN
otes for Obtaining FIsE LONDoN WATclifs which few
possess, being personally acquainted with
tho most eminent London uanuiae turerssnlaGM 1e5h
= - y. ALEXANDRR, ssstt
LIT Of J. n. FrsnelsF l2ogal Exchange, BoTdotil
EZffDelWatctea aud Jew cir natfci properly All
london Watches sold at this establishment,
Iree Or cost for four years saslel ! dsepi5-1Yd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

q UNION LINE. M.
-. :. Z he fine light dTapght steamer Al ALANt
e1sassEs ma Captain a % Jolsse NJ ygili t,n e
he regular Onion blne packet bel tYeen
yyeelirs and Cincinnati Wheeling Tues;
7. This boat Is new and hSs superior
modatlons. - ~ ~, Il Z tSif4
& or freight or paisase apply board or 70 ~
aug23 i3rf = e. AINtsR d tsti agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

\
jackson @. H., Va. PaTkersbuTg, Va
+. - ~ Thaw g, Turner, - est
a-a ATT o RNEX 81 AT LA w
VIII attond strictly ali to them
04g In the counties Of Wood, Jackson, Richie,
GfImer and Pleisants AZ r,ise
itGSFPafticuihr attention given TO collections y
i s.li9fsat77 r. REFER TO-
gPmIADEbPHIA-Hon. George Sharsygood Hon joel
Jones, Hon. Chs. Gilpih, Messrs. Ie6& Walkers
BALTIMeRE-Messrs Neale & Lu6kett, Messrs. Penn
4 - & Mitchell: p ~. -. ssa.is
,, WHKELINGMessTs 2. s. & j. J. Rarnal, y hoInas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31


Tie following Is from an eminent LAWYER OF
n6Iiber * yeai resented Ills Stale in congJess
III TO state that Dr. Hamptons ttrc.
fife fnB AfectGaa most extraordinary of slave
boy three years ofhge5 and had
tho ssoroIua. lismf is sclUulols. The boy was
moving mass or soreSrem head to foot Tie upper lids
oftc cSes were much swollen, AMI turned inside OUT
hfbtiig matlering ulcers ami truded overte
so MS to pTouca5 blindness 1T is strange yet
true this chd-tat felt resigned 70 see die as relief
r0n restored 10 health under The
Treatment OF Dr. Hampton. = ~ " p. THoMASSoE.
Louisville, March 30 1851 - ni {.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
THE. WAYs TO GET AJGO0D WAR;
{. 2. .ATtTENTION GENTLlEhENil / -

y THE WIAY. IJ HGEEl h1UUUU NfIFt-s1sfs
ATTENTION GENTLEHEN!l
AToRGltN H! GREGG has JUST received from New
MI York and the Eastern CITIES, the splendid as
soImen OF cloths cassimeres, vestings, shirts, and
deT.shtrts Gloves and every variety wear.
ing apparel superior style and quality ever
offered Wheeling, which he Ia prepared to make up to
most elegant and fashionable London, Paris
eastern styles, gentlemen may prefer, and az the
shortest notice No quesOnk the Posi which IA $
establishment holds the leader OF ashU in the CITY oil
eeig, and no doubts but that he Is the man
in town at cutting, fitting. and accommodating bis aSsort
ment To the and wants OF the public He has DIS
tanced ali his competitors except Ia the hoIse line Al the
Fair, which he faed Ia because OF the Immense
could withdraw his mind long enough ate nd to the
horserace; Beas aif IN his profession he must
rest satisfied with in that and
continue TO serve p1lie,' at his Emporium Mon
roe street, abUve the Mcclure House. q 81 ~ u. -
Cali and yourselves ard the result Is cert
Every body is there, there is and Go0ds for
more, IL they win call in time. z Z oot25;an
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

- - = 50IJEENSWARE. ess
VTI reeeiytng per ships Mary Hale ana alex;
wv lander, 75 crates Queenswatei ms King our sssort-
nient the aIgestin the west u - y, 800, ~
senf 80 Z .li7Ir III near the Post 0fneo -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
REGULAR zANEsyILLE AM. WHEkL IN e.

TIE fne new steamer DAN CoNYERSS 4
n fts'' Capt, -. McVAY, anil Julia pisAN,
A4Sf Can't 81. s.. PiERets, win leave WhcetinS
sfeEulaIly for Zanesyille and Muskinsan
River. ~. - - So sL.isi q 8. 3
s.. o.. BAKER & CO.,
YnaTft ,.if,if AGENTS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
Wheeling and Pittsbur gh.

q i,T.15 Chm &c Of eli lile!s. 80 $50
III CT RYELdND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD VI ,
IL -. s. MAIL DAILY LIME
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
CAUTION. ''''is.

q CAUTION.
m. 9ioEsEs k9tse has eeeis soaaeer
5 III the or,
INV ~ t5ofan Blown ID the ss75a -
sirfE OK E's iSyi Fite coRplA
( q ~ e., N. IsIst0, "a aleIeas ~ II -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

- n y - t9I I4AbIP WIUhS.. - - % l3lIl
0O0s GROSS Lamp tYielss, for Lard and OIL Lamps,
ZJlJ Tor saIe At j. K.DUNHABtcS CO.'S,
sept 81 ~ No 25 Monroe AZ Rheelipg, Va !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

E. --- sfty1I Wy
Messrs. Mortimer & MowhTay; Gentemen.h Having
Hereby FOR tho benefit OF the AFFLICTED, take great peass
ute in announcing that alter usinga few bottles Of
Snton TinctnTe II had accomplished peTteci
have used different lines from time TO tihes
but have never able for apparent good
anu it is blessing stricken humanity that that edi
cine which possesses tae power
longing human life The many II has wrought IS
sticient guarantee OF the results which may
be expe Iienced from its Yours, respest
Y J. CURTAIN HAY. X
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

CINCINNATI PACkElP.
The new and III it draus nt steamer La
~ ellie, Capt. ". H 0cHsrys VIII run IS
80, DIV. water packet In tho y nioil LineS be-
tween Wheeling. and lsinotnnlttt feayit Il
Wheeling every Saturday on The errt9ai OF the ca
Qtfgeight, OF pasapge aIIly on hoafd- octlu 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
TMo WHITTIER e.. Co.

fsfts4J N " fGs " 80 ,,siiL l.
TTAVE recefvedd lot Sinclair, Jr., G Co.'s Patent
il Straw Cutters Also his improved Con- snelislss
which they are prepared exhibit at all times to their
customers have onhand supply OF fresh y stIs
kinds OF mill feeds 70 mix with them, iIos1 sepI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
nAI1rInt1. H8TR 6

% UTIoty "a.
also obse A Prnm9soT pc 9 PIG iteeo,
10 solHterfe hitch r foEEerys silsls
1cB-7he corsfatts RI = n Itaa
t5 "a mar bother ty7o isis5of SO.
-. r + - "a l5g1 13ENe 6 Prop fet6lS
a9t sifid n 4e1 kTo1 iva "a r1lls- y eTl-
z . fifld
soia by Iifu ats ne States Cana
sra 'it.5af Ind ita.l illif4 ~ ~
- TfFiERIl = c. KsilS 4 edldNoilf F5ii.
PlTTsBifRe g f4-5 ny rofllarls
- (1fNcIHNT et--k3. H beilins5
n Gu n BRRI5AED-P. A. Healy IS co. -
BaLTIis IS svssnastsss eP l.es;ts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
: MAPlIFiI1II- aNDT TI=A7RMAR7 :

pu1811Iof7 IghE bOat7
ff.i- 49, y ana e. WHIT 1@t 49,
45-tiS 6kRrAfN n ii. DROWN.
= IN iii make regular trips thTee times atweek,s
rom lI6ongt TO Marietta and aiiddall nternle.
diafe landings. 1922 4, ~,
leave wheeling dQndlye ~ ednes dRys amt
daya at o'clock A. Mi and Wi Leave
HaFmar Tpesdays, IAp sd4yss qhas9ethtuAast
AZ E r sigls & sb5y on boardE ang7si1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

TIE screw steamer Isabel, sent out by Lady
franklin for the arctic regions, arrived at YalpaS
raise, where, owing to some disagreement among
the officers, the whole expedition wusSabandoned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
90. TIl { !, - ~, wv ',;,,lI %

fCapt JAMES X, ROBERTS, WI lcift
fcis Tuesday, ThuIsday and saturday lor PalH,
1 10 O'Clock, A N. Returning, viii leave, Palll.
cry Wednesday, "a day and Monday az 9 q clock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

9 TO Country NIerchants.
H.AaTs IA 4Dtec A Pi S1Nv EFo Il FSSS a 1. B..
NJ are now receiving our Fall and flter stock or
HITS and Caps which VIII be, we ieel asspTeJ the
AIeTcbanfs who design East are
invited to call and our oI we aIs esIteh
fe I9Icss are Iny as iov the timoTc MAI ket.
= 20 s. ID Iia fPEsR 127 Main cor, Union, i,
80 ~ JPheefing Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31
.9Anspaoh, Brother q, CO.

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No 10 NsriE Third a. corner Of cherry deIphin
Johni 4nsrach John F. Jscobys.. JaIres 81 Reedi
William A nspachi. Horny ID PaiIn1an. - sepllid6m
4 Dlsso EBf4oo ION r 6o-PARfNERSHIP.
house Dorsey Sorton q Knox Is this dey dis
~ i 7f'sis} stilsu & ri NORTON,
wheeling. Aug. 49, '6e .ausr7 !, F EyHNeX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

Gus oTs gdew life and festoIfng
tile shattered titutionS and has In psce
OF despondency BY ple asan and SAFE elton on
the stomach, geFI kidneys lungs and the Tyoos sys
lem it cures lfrer ceagGtnt Dtseasea ~ tts
ConSIaaiptf5H; sSerof aa sii
Cod St{ Rftls' DANCE Elm, Ffbia, RiLess
MI all diseas arising from impure blood
1b, m III LOGAN CO.., Wheeling, Generes
generally, na5ailS ssl -, . ", ~ ~ !, -.
rnrstreet BatnloTes and 304 Broadway, New Yortsls
u-FePrfce, g i lleFi bottle 1y2S-dt9wly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

- 49, - TTIMOIFHY SEED! ~. .se5.I 81
X n Ri urime Timothy Seed Just rece we'd and sale.
gu 5sent3esGf Hsl5 - Sri JOHN X! MORROW
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

Stopping Papers.--The Racine Adrocate
sums up as follows few of the reasons given
by discontented people for stopping their pa
per:'
1.-The same day one man stopped his paper
because we had an article favoring certain sect
of religionists, another man stopped his, be-
cause--as he said--we had copied an article
which favored the opposite sect. One man got
mad and stopped his paper because we had the
paper put to press one night before we got the
price of whisky in Buffalo and New York
Another man stopped his, because we were so
particular as to give the price of whisky, and
advertise for men who keep it for sale. One
man stopped his paper because We did not say
more about the necessity of manufacturing at
home as means of prosperity of place; and
his next neighbor, his, because we advocated
the necessity and Importance of another -four
ing mill in the place"
Newspaper publishers generally, adds the
Buffalo Rough Notes, will recognize the truth
of the picture. ~ time comes, however, when
by diligence and enterprise in making good
paper, and these people must have it, and wiN
have it, even although it happens to tread upon
their corns occasionally.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26
R!eceipts.

Corn MEAL.-Indian corn ground with the
cobs makes most excellent feed. All animals
fed with it seem to keep in good health and
thriving, more than when fed with clear grain.
The reason Of this is, the cobs serve to distend
the stomach, and assist the digestion of the
corn. Cutting hay and straw, and grinding
cobs, are among the improvements of the day
which farmers may adopt with profit.
Sailing BUTTER.-Take two quarts Of the
best common salt, one ounce of sugar and one
of saltpetre Take one ounce of this compost
tion for one pound Of butter, work it we'll in
the mass, and close it for use. The butter cur
ed with this mixture appears of rich, fat, mar
rowy consistence, and d fine color, acquires
brittle hardness and does not taste salty.
Coop CEMENT.-Take some common lime
and mix it with quantity of tar--just enough
to make tough dough. Use it quick, because
1t becomes hard in few moments, and will
never soak or crumble. This is 6rst-rate
cement for the purpose of making swine-
troughs, feed-boxes, eave-troughs and many
other things.
PRESERVING CRAFTS IN HoNEY.-The best
mode of conveying gratis of trees, cuttings of
vines, etc, to distance, is to place them in
tin or cylinder filled with honey. The honey
hermetcally excludes the air, and cuttings so
preserved will vegetate months after they have
been packed.
BONE WENs.-The New England Farmer
says: Take equal parts of indigo dissolved in
wine and soft soap, apply it quite warm, with a
swab, twice or three times day. This have
tried on calf six months old, and ON two
year old, and effected a cure.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26

Mushroom Aristocracy.-The Newburyport
Herald, alluding to the growing evil of extrava-
gance in the United States, says:
'There is not a country in the world where
the'people are becoming so extravagant in their
mode OF dress and living as in the United States
1t is one of the worst signs of the timees. The
habits of this mushroom aristocracy are really
disgusting. How it looks to see boys sporting
diamonds by the thousand dollars worth at
time, whose fathers were accustomed to wheel
barrows, and whose children are pretty certain
to be in the work house. And girls, silly, SIM
pering things, weighed down with jewels and
bracelets, whose mothers broke their backs at
the washing tub, securing floors, and picking
oaknm. The real substantial aristocracy never
indulge in such fopperies and fooleries.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-26
PLAQUEMENE:
Saturday, November 2S, 1859.

gFA census ofOregon has lately been taken,
under the auspices of the Territorial authorities
with a view of ascertaining the population as
itnow stands since the new Territory of Wash
ington has been cut Off The announcement
Of the result is looked for with interest, as it
is believed by many that the Territory had be-
fore its division very nearly population enough
to form State and secure its admission into
the Union. We have as yet seen only the GEN.
sus of Washington county, Oregon, which
shows the following figures :--l5O7 females
of all ages, 1927 males under twenty -one years
OF age, and 1878 voters. These form an ag-
gregate Of 1906 persons; but whether there
are any others in the County, not herein inclu-
ded, is not stated. Oregon has suffered much
from the attractions of the California gold Dig
gings and the continual. troubles with the In
dian tribes