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cAT,nNpAR FOR 1883.
hBAL ESTATE SALES.


VaIuaDI5 hdAu AOI Od4o'
n land or sale OF and the ks of the Waynes
buTs and Washington Iuads miles from Elizabeth, or
Flats Of Crave Greek, aud miles from Wheeling Also
arm OF BIB within miles Of tho city OF Wheel
coal priv EGGS will sell in quantities TO suit purchasers
at Iair prices AID reasonable terms.
"".Thc Pittsburgh Journal. Washington Reporter and
Cadz Republican copy each the amount OF three dollars
Irbo, lie
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DEATHS.

DIED-o't; ID fever, on tine ped inst. M RGaRET
ANNhEauxn, l OF wN E1LY, aged II years.
TIC cal will take place from the residence OF her ia
tie ~ Hanpdc street, this at O'Clock. The
Fl ends oI the family a c invited to attend.
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MOBILE, August IS.

MOBILE, August Is.
It's now acknoA lodged thatihe yellow fever has
broken outh here, and learn from reliable sources
that it is on The increase. though the authorities
and the public press endeayOred to keep the mat
ter as silent as possible.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
No. washington Hall,

WOnTOc 81 FVHetIIHEI o.
q n. WOODROW info. ms the citizens OF Wheeling,
and dealers generally, that lie s now opening one oil
the hest OF family groceries in the western
country consisting every article usually kept in the hest
GrOcerea and DRISK all OF which viii be sold al as
low prices as can bought in the CITY, Give us call OF
cbarrc -, my3l
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FROM MARAcAIBo.

New YoRE, August %.
Ahviccs ;rom Marncaibo state that all di.ncnltie
have been amicA5iy adjusted.
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dc, TAM less EXPENSIVE oEu ea'
wing the system in better condition Let Az interest
call and obtain pamphlet Cfrce) containing amnlG
proof from the most respectable sources inc bencncia
results OF It's together with letters nom hSny expert
ence Physicians wlo have used in their n acce ana
speak lroln their own observations.
REFERENCES-P Il IeCkhpm, NJ ID, Utica, y \.
L Fleming, NJ D. Canandaigna; \ \.
NJ N Hills, n ID, Rochester, n Y.
by FOote, NJ D, Syracuse, N Y:
Prof Dunbar, 81 y, Baltimore, No
JCOrrick, NJ ID, Batimo, c. Md
w W Reese, NJ u, New York CITY
w Prescott, " u, Concord, "
Up Newand, NJ D, Utica, y Y. -
Rev ] g S Heard, Glenn Springs ) Z.
uFaPamrhlcs gratis at our store
BRENTLlNGER Is ARMSTRONG, Ag'ts.,
Druggists Washington Hall, Monroe ST., WlernG va.
Also sold by MICHEAL DUNN, Mou dsvpc. ana oE
most leading Druggists in the ado ming counes
letter addressed of Mr.. Curtis Hutch Ase''t g.
years troubled with FEMME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Weri,
attending dc ulties; al times rcnuc'lns my me
most have had the attendance o. some OF tc
Feat physicians, with but little SUGGEST the most tnSy
do TO relieve-a cure was out oil the qugsSun
For 1--WE months before commenting with your nleuct
had been able TO per any IaboI could walk ont
few steps time. and scarcely went out OF dooTS-
short, completely prOstTated both IN hooy ah9
mind and expected TO out the rest oil my ua\s IN SUI
cTing misery But, reading your advertisement
was iuduCcu try your invaluable medicine called Ute
rine Catholicon the last resort 1t had not uSeu
a week beo' tit like anotsr woman. ny nc use O
three enabled to perform all tho labor
In the family with tse and could walk any where IN the
eghbnrhond without injury Nothing but sense OF mr
duty you and the afflicted, has induced me TO state my
the public u can sNeiy recommend the PrePa@
ton all those suffering like myself ,,,.,o,
(Sgncd.) Mas SARAH q: BISHOP.
Freedom PORTAGE county Ohio, Dec. 81, 1858.
JB. MAR HlSIH Co. p oprietoTs,
Aur 2-Gm, Central Depot, 394 BTO-d way, N \.
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Mo mmoth Hat Store.

No. 146 AND 14s NAISsrKEEr, w HEELlNG. VA. !.
@ AVERY having enlarged his store IN order 70 sun
Eastern eitic and manufacturing ono Of the largest STOCKS
Consisting OF every variety aud style in USE all OF
which viii be sold at the lowest possible prices wholesale
Persons wanting Hats Gaps will please call and e
anime the stock Tor themselves, shall always be
ne1sed TO show our Goods and our best
nit mn cnstnmers.-- - .ap2l-- : II 5 ANF61.
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INSECT / ,ANEOUs.
DIR. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICO ON,
For the reEefand cure ofSufsring Females!

It'st1nds pre.emlnent
for tho curative powers
in all the diseases for
which Il Is Iccomniend
ed usually called Female
Complaints; or these
are Prolap. US, Utcri, or
Fa ling OF tile Womb;
Flo r AIbus, or Whites,
Chronic inflammation
anil liberation of tile
Womb; Incidental Hem
otiIlage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruatlon,
&C., with altlieir ac-
companyingevils, (Can.
COZ excepted, 10 matter
how sevtle or OF how
long standing.
The Catholicon far
RuTpaSseS other Teme'
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD d. CO.,
coMMrSs on MERCHANTS.
NO. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.

Arc Sole Agents in the United StntcS for
MmpIutt's S.Ieuiur RIetchIMg tJwder
Victu ia Mills Celebrated Writing PAPERS.
Russell q superior " "
Rawlis & Sons English Tissue .
First quality lIltramarne blue
also Agent for the principal PAPER
er in this country ard OeT Tor sale BY lar the most cA
tcnsve and aud desirable stock ol Paper aud Paper
rctre,s Materials that be found in his orahy oter
country. 1,,,,
TIER exr ordinary abilities cradle then 10 offer ali
Gons both Foreign and Domestic OF the lowest possible
Papcr made 10 ordor any size or weight Liberal adj
vances made OIL cumsigments OF Paper Paper Makers
The highest ma kct picc paid in cash for all kinds Of
Rars "'S"e'N ausl-iy
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]. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Xvburf Fsoat M the foot OF N onroe street,
will attend 10 the receiving and delivering freight AMI
tile collection orfreight bills. 800,
Freight for all regular packets VIII nc iEee
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VIM. n. Needs,
Chiokerinc's Piano Fortes

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
ES5Ssfse 1.-THE sale of Chicken ns's Piano ForteS ,oI
r M III n 1Western Virginia. keeps constantly on hand
y WA good stock Of those celebrated lnstru-
mens which ncknowledsed by the most eminent pro
Try These instruments offered at Boston prices al
ding carrisge wita general StoGt o. GSeai
W-E-Oid Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos 10 let. hu
sic taught at No. &c Union street ,,,.,,o,,
maid = JNsr MrI.I.on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-23

LAND FOR SALE.
T WISH 10 sell my farm near Whceliagi and $ sell II
on liberal terms al in one tracts may be
desired Z.SJACOB.
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I @I1@Dm@,nzzzw
COlZJLERC7AL COLLEGE,,
LOCATED NO. 1877 BALTIMORE ST.
BALTIMORE, Mp.
n X. CHAMBERLAIN would say to his friends and
". patrons Throughout the West, and TO all young
Ufs Interest in tie PtsbaTeh Commercial colIege and
permanently located hnLsefn Baltimore and now at
UniCn The facilities here offered 10 acquiring
pete Mercantile education equal not superior, 10
shuEto obtain situations when qualified, Will find it to
their advantage to prepare themselves at this establish
ment, large number OF gentlemen (among whomarc
Of study and obtained desirable situations as Book
and have circular forwarded by mall
mar2G-d@wty
JC GARFIELD. ". u. CANFIELD. MEREDITH.
CANFIELD, BROTHER, & Co
900 BGLimor; Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES. RICH lEwELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALnATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODS!
HAVE opened their new store with splendid stock of
GOLD AND SILVER wGTcmEsl
From the celebrated kers IN London, Liverpool
AMI Gemeva-an extensive stock always kept hand,
every one of which is guaranteed to perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OUR own MAHuFAcTuRE!
Silver Tea aud Coffee Sets, Gobets, GUYS, Tulnhlcls,
Casters, Walters Spoons, Forks Pie and Cake Knives,
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Kings Fh Knives Salt Gel
lars, DC, oinew designs,
PLATED WARE. H
Coffee and Tea Sets. Urns, Tea Kettles large and small
WaiteIs-OVa ObiUng AID round shEresi Castors Cake
Baskets, EpeI gncss Flower and Fruit stands, &c.
DIAMOND WORK!
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and Rings,
3naces Crosses, Finger Rings full suits OF Diamonds,
suitable for " eddinC Gifts.
RICH JEwELRY!
This branch ofour business is surpassed by any
'ab in he cOuntryi having wurkInGn employed ul-
der our SUI crvision constantly making styles
aud by every steamer supplied the European
factories. wnich enables to give customers til
latest fashions, and Ct 'ow prices.
FANCY GOODS!
Writing Desks. Work foxes. Chess Men, Card Bas-
kes, Cologne Bot.l.S elegant Vases, Partisan Mar dc
Paris III Fine Paintings, Papic Mnchc,
Tables and Work Stands Porte Monnaes, superior Co.
Oene. French PeTumerles, Rosewood and Leather DIes-
sing Cases. English soaIs, Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes
&c.
SUPERIOR ALBATA WARE!
New Patterns Forks Spoons, Ladies', etc. of this art
Gle, which is fIst superSeding silver ware.
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs, black,
yellow, ard white arbc do; French Porcelain do;
richly decorated.
W1TcH Tools AMI MATERIALs, ofthe hest quality con-
stantIy kept OF hand and careful selected.
For the convenience oil customers we have erected
large spacious store, giving customers every facility Tor
INSPECTING extensive stock OF Goods Adjoining the
retail "a es room we have up another room,
lO0 feet in depth, for the Wholesale Department
Evcr article from our establishment is warranted
10 be good as represented
Persons visiting Batimo will do wei! TO eHa mine
Orders from the country VIII be attend
I'd to faithfully and promtly ,,,,
2o9 baltimore ST., :. West c. rlIcr OF Charles
Sigu OF The Golden Eagle.
n l.tyf,.
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III . 7 y NIEs
NY virtue OF n decd OF trust Thumas McEwen to
the undo sig ell ;hc benefit OF Rose Paterson,
dated first day Of March 1853 md dgy recorded IN
Gle ks Office the county for Ohio county, IN
ok IS, page 81 shall on lie oh OF september, 1913, at
the door or the house OF Ohio oui;y at IL o.
ck A. that day, TO sale hvp bic auction,
highest bidder, lots numbered teen and sixteen
Il and 16) square numbc e eight g., in The addition
to the city OF Wheeling laid out by Samuel Sptigg and
John Richie and formerly called Ritchieown but nov
allied South Wheeling.
CR7TeTms OF sale cash.
The lille mr said property is ':eved TO be undobued
and indtsputabc but selling trustee shall only con-
vey such tite as is in YES: ed
ASuREW WlLSONs lTuSIee
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LTNT M e Mt

PREP AIRED BY IT. IT. OaTLi q OO-, FhUM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, F WHEELING,
LATE OF MURGANTUWN.
is based upon rincip tho any remedy iehic
irR reIiere an ererll1I pain, i0H if properly
pounded, 6e equally successful in Ten01ins iHteT-
nal a6sct. oHS; a FoLreT iEhich Is bedHtJ fully
derelupsd in GIE peculiar 10 the
NONPAREIL LLNLMENT
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George Edginslea aud wife -,

GeOFge Edglsen aud wife II, i% L1'1Gtg gurt Of
lavid Frazier. wife & others Ohio county.
Ky Virtue made III this cause by said court
or the Sh DAY OF June 1858 the undersigned Sheriff OF
Ohio county. and sch a;tng Commissioner in the
cmbe 1883 to sell t. the highest bide al public auction.
the premises, the following descIibed trait n Lard,
situate ia said county Ohio. the waters Of Little
IVhee ing Creek, containing On HUI ed al Seventy
and ou tn heng the same tract he eio0'e
conveyed tile james XOn deceased by his father
James Dixon, by deed, dated the 3d day OF Feb ~uaiy
$50 and The which the former resided at tho
time Of his death
wcnty.four months, taking bonds with snod seeuri
v bearing int est the day sale and retaining
lien on said land the purchase money:
wM. s wICKHAM,
,vr * She III nd & ouIni ssinuer.
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+ INK. SSH
u Exhibition 81 he wesern Virginia Agricultural
society aud Industrial Institute viii take place On
tem5el O' ''' 'A' t"'' ""A
= eHiunis II be awarded upon Horses, Cattle Sheep,
-, tr' Poultry. AisO, upon ali Nlhuiactu ed aftcIes
nc iI!1s ihra Tue list Of Premu upon FruiLs, Flow
id Need work is very large aud well worth the at
e0nT'no"Oten to pc SONS front every gutter
~ s-AppIieatioas To- rerreshment stands made 10
@s-z-s I. 10 nb OOs aud J. X. 80 tsto,d ans5dEw.
cMt0HAiNT PASSAGE
t0re gn Exchange and Express Agency,
ADAMS ~ CO.'S EXPREiS OFFICE,
,,,,,, hclHre IIOnse. wheeling.
T"i the .a Ss d Is 20 s er :e =! ' sa
"" ~" ants. 10y the Oid Back STAR ne OF Liverpool
these sh ae ECU ar packets mixing the passage in
.i . Ne ne Of ordiLa sailing ve.aets Ihe nnnoe, o.
age Passengers linnt.d, and there Is 10 dalseI Oh
sag 'e'e'' 10 weh the Ordinary emig1nt vessels are
asee al any Bank post town IN Ensan"' lreAn4 or
Persons who sh to remit money to their friends or
ping hem out from the 'Old country. will be supplied
apElsii '- N''''S " - n. PiGNAN. Agent
NUrIUE or CU-P RI NkfShlP.
MR.. 8 Howard having taken the interest OF MI. Z
W " Merton ~ tie above hOuse. he Forwarding aud
SommssiOn business will be carried Hn as formerly mn
respectfully solicit OF old friends, and the
public which viii be promptly attended TO.
Aug. 10, 'Ss-spsi7 " kXox -
FereIgn Exchange, EOreiEn Exchange.
DERSoAs wishing to remit money 70 England. lIsand
EDWARDS s4 sSd;Ss4 GO CO.,
nels.L McIaEe loa::e.
FOR RENT.
A GOOD OFFICE in the I1t Wsr.l Enquire Of I
81 Ial4a so Y = ~
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RIVER NEWS.
REPofirED FOR THE lNTELLIGENCER.
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS,
Wroqua. Neil. .steubenville
Orion. ........... - '.'.': .o9HnS i
Magnolia. .hIoore: F n!s
JuliaiDea .Pearce........ Pittsburgh
Atlanta .JOhn5ton. Cincinnati!
hartford. Hazlitt. ....... CINCINNATI
I lsIonIicello' Cincinnati
DEPARTURES.
Viroouo .O'Neil. 5000. Steubenville
Magnoliu ...-... Pitt burgh
Orion. Dillon. .Alatanoras
Julia Dean. .Pearce 1900 Zane vile
Latrobe. 5000. Bettshoover..-. ..C:ncinnat!
Keeling. ~ ......'.- Clnclna a.i
Editor. ---. ...GihcIl ht
MONTICELLO. ........-----.' 1900 FltlSIuEsn
STAGE OF THE RIVER.
AT PITrsBURGil--5 feet 6 inch.
AT WmEEL.NG-5 feet 4 inches. falling.
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SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURED
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets, GObets, GUYS, Tunhlcls
Casters, Walters, Spoons, Forks, Pie and Cake Knives,
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Kings Fhh Knives, Salt Gel
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ooLp ANp sILvER wA1

COLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From the celebrated M kers III London. Liverpool
AMI Gemeva-an extensive stock always kept hand,
every Of which is guaranteed to perform accurate
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a iyyny1 and. 5esi table gOods arrlv-
"a ing every few days at the ponalar store Of
May2i w M0TTEi& BRO E
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To PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GEHER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
Wheeling Chemical Lab oratory.
Corner of lIGin and Sd sts.,
CENTRE WHEELING
TTAVING completed my arrangements am now pre-
IL rarcqp y m HRM "a. 'ITrICAL CHEMICALS.
AZ nv Elaborate " rea building, corner Main and 10
streets All per raiions warranted pure anu PFC nIeu
Sceo ding TO u S. Dispensatory Among tho numerous
articles mentions;
Acids, chemically pure;
Anthony preparations
AZ. Ammon fff, ,. 49,.
concentrated for blisteringi
Aromatic waters, Of all klndsi fa
Alcohol, absoluei .-.s.r..
Extract CAlcohol;o
Mercurial preparations, Calonel, ETC.;
sweet Spirits Nit'ei
CIlorOform etc etc.
An Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared nc
Tor,s nTfres = aro3-Iv RICnn HLuM.
VIRGJNIl:-At Ru.es held in the Clerk office OF the
circuit court Of Ohio county IN The month oil August 1900;
. The NOthwcsteTn Hank oil Virginia,
use OF Levi Ande son-Go mPlalHaIlt.
against i
eTspies' bank or Wheeling, Levi IN 'S.''"
Andersen. James Evans, Joseph 5-..
II Kirby, Reuben Brown, and James
" Mvers-deiendants
The object or this suit s, among other things 10 Obtain
DECREE suuiectg certain uns in the hands Of one o. the
ssinsi.I he de end ant Justus G Eordyce.
And the ,eienLaits, Lcvi Anderson, James Evans,
Jose.h II XII ~ Reuben Brown and James w sye not
Ls cd flcir pPeaTance aud aprc1rng by salts
tacto pr0oftIRt they are rot 81 the oonlHo
W. st Il Vrg nia;1n motion oftke plaintiff ny his at
tnTnA il ia ordered they do appear heIe within ono
month amer due publication o. tlis oraef, ahu Mnet
may to protect their ~ sns suit
s"ne newsp per published in tile city OF Wheeling Tor
four successive weeks and posted at The ont door oil inc
CNmrt Hon o. Ohio county, on the first day OF the next
'"EEP pEy Is si Pan SOF' SioSzo LoRING. cpk
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
X RNTi,EMt:N who like good fitting and wearing
II shfTt can be onmO 1a;ed by calling at MOI. lbh.
fnatnn H,l Yheeling. -. ang9iWd.L
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aug 8
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For Parkersburgh.

FOI IdIhOI JUL 5 u.
- THE first running steano' Allegheny
Clipper, w George Master, VIII. VIII ic ave
SSSSss4@EFr iday It IN O'Clock a. N. Returning
will cave ParKersburg every Tuesday, Tursdayand Sa'
turday at G .. NJ
- 9' = 49, s. G. BAK Err 4 Co., ~
i,n1t-du Agents.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
An Anti Bank Victory.

The Treasurer of Columbana county, some
time since, undertook 10 collect taxes from
the Branch Bank at teh Quaker town Of Sa-
lem, but the officers tricked him ou. of the
game. Being OF poetical frame Of mind
he went home singing
at will never do to give it up so,"
and in lew days thereafter tried it again.
The editor of the Trumbull Democrat, who
was passing through at the time, tells of the
affair thus:
"On Thursday last, as we passed through
the quiet Quaker town Of Salem, we wer
much pleased TO learn that tue Treasurer o
Columbidna comfy had that day gained en-
trance into the Salem Bank. '.disarmed" ant
secured The Cashier from doing 'yiolence'
quietly opened the vault, and in the pres
ence of witnesses counted out the amour
due the State for taxes and marched off will
it, quietly bidding the gentleman banker whc
refused to pay The taxes Of the bank pleas
ant good morning"
II they pass the bill into a law, 10 compe
the payment of bank taxes and The office o
'Captain" is created TO do that business, w
nominate the Treasurer Of Columbia ma. -
He'll put 'em through!
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
The RiyaIs at concord.

Deputations, representing the two rival
sides in The New York Democracy, and made
up of eminent and talented politicians, were
at Concord on the 22d, 10 press the claims
of their iavorites for places in the Cabinet
A letter from there says;
Gen. Pierce, it is said, declined to see Ell
ther Of The delegates separately; consequent
ly, in order 10 procure an audience, they we're
compelled TO unite. The mission is under
stood 10 have effected nothing, and New York
must therefore stand back while longer.
After this they LETT in the same train, but
not until fter they took social game oil
whist together, at the Eagle. The hards
were beaten end paid for oysters-stewed,
roasted, scolloped, raw and in the shell, be-
sides the tixins.
We trust that Gen. Pierce still adheres 10
his originally formed resolve, to hold no COM
munication whatever, upon Cabinet making,
with those CUTE persons who are making
unbidden pilgrimages TO his home for the
purpose of volunteering their advice TO him
in matter where such advice can be little
better than presumption.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
Democracy in New Jersey.

1t is well known that up to 1851 New Jer
sey was one of the most inveterate Whig
States in the Union, that party always hav
ing the control OF the law making power,
and the consequence was that on account Of
lis hostility to all measures Of progress and
reform, New Jersey was entirely behind her
Democratic sister States, in liberal aud equl-
table legislation. In the commencement OF
that year the Democracy assumed the reins
oil government and have ever since alaintain-
ed their ascendency The fruits OF the change
from Whiggery TO Democracy are thus de-
scribed in the Trenton True American, a
staunch De,nocrotic paper of late date;
Let any man look a. New Jersey as she
was q I the commencement OF 1851, and note
the improvement in her condition now
Public Schools have been spread all over the
Siate--our taxes have been equalized, SO
that every man pays proporlionately TO the
amount of protection expended by the State
the odious banking monopoly has been
greatly limited, and confidence has taken the
place Of insecurity-the Legislative Dislric,
System has renovated our Legislature, ant
every part Of our government is invigoraiec
by integrity, ability and energy. Our gene
raj laws have produced healthy, independ
ent action, and our special enactments have
been perfected with an admirable adaptation
to the general necessities and interests OF th'
public. Ah ss
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
LIBERTY, EQUALITY, PROGRESSION.
Mode Of preserving Cuba

.
y In o correspondence recently published
Between Lord Palmerston and Lord How
den, Minister TO Spain, The former instrucls
tIIe minister to recommend TO the Govern
inent Of Spain in Cuba 10 follow the exam
pie set them By New Grenada, in debating
ihe total abolition Of slavery, 50 That it shall
mol fall into the hands OF The United States.
He says to Howdtn; esai S.ss /,
Y i have 10 Instruct your lordship 10 observe
M. de Mirafores. that the slavesof Cuba
form a large portion, and BY no means an
'nnimporialt one, ,,of the population Of Cuba,
and that any steps taken to provide for their
Tema ncipaiion, would, therefore, as lar as The
BLACK population is cerned, be quite in
unison with ihe Recommendation made by
Her Majesty's Government, that measures
should be adopted Tor contenling Ihey peo-
pie of Cuba; with view 10 secure the con,
leciieI between that Island and The Spanish
crown and II must br evident that II The
negro population or Cuba were rendered free
that fact would create powerful element o
resistance 10 any scheme for annexiDg Cubs
to the United States, where slavery still ex.
I lists.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
A New Post Route.

We learn that NJ z. Kreider & Co. i'm
tend to run line OF coaches from Newark to
Jackson via. Thornville, Somerset, and Max
Vile in Perry county, Logan and Plymouth
in Hooking county, Macarthur and Charles
ton in Vinton, and Berlin in Jackson county.
From Jackson 10 this place, the mail will be
transported by railroad, as the road will be
completed TO that point by the time the
coaches are pul in motion. Petitions are IN
circulation along the route praying the P. M.
General to establish the above route as a
mail line, and we have no doubt that he will
do so.