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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST. LOUIS .heasrs Summers, W Korr Vaughn, W
Kicker, La z30 =.e s-t' ~
ARCADE. M Shepard. W Henry, OIL W Hail. TeIasP
Ward, II Elernming S NJ Hanna Il Constantine, La.
ST CHARLES Htchcocc Mo, Warren, Ala GREGG, Tenn
Collins Miss w Collins C; TolGr, Ga; Mr. Calhoun and
servant, Z Mcfarland La.
yERANpA.. Field Mobiles Gallagher Jennings, MIR
Bayey, Johnson Savoy, Ark Johnson o, and
Railroad.
CITY. garter Spencer and servant H Cohes
lady, Tenn Davis 0; Young La;
Daslmer, Miss Samson, Ala. t"
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e rhcssinfaible for tbs Of RUPTURE IN ~ its
iofs Undressing popularity, the afflicted proclaim
theirfrienda with hesoy, curd am esred-rasiy
cured, by the use Of
sfIERMAN,s PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDq'Hii
Of this country wall
universally their appreciation OF his
while they the only that n
with the ash differs ID eAse s
allotkers it fight eiSs. $40
wear completely heruiAl ne
Rupture exercise But here lett DO oosssd t \ s
the unfortunate must
aears; shs aay ssmah 10 is correct spphes,oe e
81 truss good esl y S Pr he ssis
English writer Hsrnia shy ~ Is one "a s haees
operations mechanical suIgeIy. L. =.
~ RUPTURE REMEDY 10 en- spta
taken sddin psaspey g egEs
acerta preventive whS nersis weea IN
1 ahaomen, predispositioRt 20 rupture. -
popsieioref this popular Truss and Remedy
who to he study and treatment
md speedy and radical cure.
s- psriic den to Ruplnrst Childk<
pI may sheiF SLAVES CUB 3D. witheus
tnssrforing TAIah and USEFUL
\ NESS. 1zss= -.,,-n- ,---.-.z,-,
REMEDY and Tat. airsa sAien Be pArisnAT
ss Of tina saors, 70 iRqsirs
| slrand have apefsen al atstis . wi1h
DR. SHEER IAN,
tsbas iysg 30
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Per steamship ssr Il .he South YoskG ssssJ
Stanton deoPayns HArrisonD pzyH Packado Yallston
seisapsd &eoA wbi.pg-J Wi1siasa Sexes se.P Carr
Mathews &eoMia Sliddei Muabafy Fesser-D fsanssv
Hobart dea Brand bdsnso TsEamon- JamesA Misr eo
] n Marks &co--H d Isaaeson-ofdsr.
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CATTLE MARKET.

SUNDAY EVENING, December g. 1854.
Arrived since Friday 27 Western Cattle $50 Sheep $50
Hogs Is Cows and Calves good stock Offering, and
moderate business doing Prices pretty firm at
quotations: s
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~
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

=s"a MONDAY MORNING, December 4, 1854
COTTON The demand was limited on Saturday and
the sales reached barely $500 bales with no change of
moment in prices 4z
s NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........5a56 Middliug Fair. ...-6 9s1
Ordinary OK 157H Fair
Middiing .7A0SH Good Fair. .......-f0-
Good Midding,. .szdf0sh Good and Fine..--0-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
" CoTTos-bales. ToBAcco--hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. .266T8 23,fl2
ReceiYed since. .........3 55,294 2034
yesterday 1,S6T@357, l61 2es4
38a,sss 25,746
Exported to date. 225sl1 1878
H. NJ Saturday,. 5,s49l s4231i60. a7o-17o03
Stock on hand, not cleared. .I52s7s s74S
TOBACCO. We heard of 2S7 hhds Tobacco sold
lows 1856 A and R. at -l6S round at * and IS at
exc; 81, of which at at * and Is Yellow Banks
at s; and at So q Is. =5sa g q .s.t'i
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs, l., !, The sslss of Sugar EN-.
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.

Cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bales l0547 1880
suGAR-The market is quite dull, but we notice no
change in prices Sales s. hhds New Orleans at
800 Cuba, 65SfD5x 200 boxes Havana. 6hf06A, mos
and 20 hhds Texas private terms We slightly reduce
our quotations for Refined By auction 243 hhds New
Orleans sold at "a 696s5 So u 100 lb, 8 ond mos
MoLAssEs-The market is inoctve, and for New CroF
New Orleans decline of % has been submitted tosalet
20 hhds Cuba at 24e so Cuba Muscovado, 24a25i 1o(
Porto Rico 2402S 400 bbls Old Crop New Orleans 1oG
% 45o New Crop 2s, mos. By auction $40 bbls New
Orleans sold at 22a2Sf and 10 do l50l57, cash ane
on Hava
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MospAY MORNING, December A, 1854.
eIpARED SATURDAY.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Les Galveston and Indnola
Ship Iior ensa, Hahaway for tiayre Whitney &eo
Bark Barn. White dloua .s Wade nd iar BOSTON, HT YeenS
schr W A Kan, Redgate, for ApslscheoA A Ahtcheh
s#-@ ssa ARRIVED ~
Steamship eabawa shedsd New York 9h utimO, via Ha
yaaa to Connolly &eo-ss dTiei W.. s..u,..
''sAn aua .1ss' d I, ~ ''NsD'
Steamship Louisnaa talbot Indanoa via Galveston to Harris
Ship George Patton Deano Neport ah October
Ship Equity Moves ss dy rom New York. ballast
Bark q I'M Nlcn dsya nom Turks Island 70 Mssksr Geo
Sherwood Hail. days from New York, to B0gs &'O
spani. Maria AIercu Havana, ballast
s 4hs ham ss %GssAH 4d's'fEen nes' to
sheperders Reed days from Mobile to mA'ssr-Ban
steam oats.
New Iaon az e sassl rom LeSSsI's Stole.
Aasa w aS' %a isa s5sna Aaaadia
6 s. p.s Elts5 s from f ssSoS s ssd.ouvs
Fan l Sssas'a e sala e S. = Ie Sf'
| Jsannie Deans, johnson, from St. Louis ....
P pss js o., t'f i5sn si fss sas;
l, sns saa ap e.
AG Hill and schr Mary Caroline.
MEMORANDA.
left ST. Loui: the 2ad u In port
leading the steamer Dresden Met steamer Michigan
at Quarantine The Upper Mississippi was falling with five and hal
| feet water in the channel TO Cairo.
| EXPORTS,
INDIANoLA AND GALVESToN--Seamship Charles Morgan-l
sugar bills flour whisky 20 do pork half do beef
butter loo boxes soap 50 do earst
cADIZ-shp WhitneyaTa hhda tobacco. sO29 70
oak planks.
HAvRE-ship iIcrena bales cotton, 90 900 slaves.
LIVERPOOL Ship Atslan,as2si bales cotton 5is bbls osn
BoSToNBafk white bales cotton hhds sugar.
bills molgssss, 20e0
APALAcICoLASehr Kainlo bbls four do and 10 kes
msasaes sugar. II casks baeon As bags wool
bags coffee. 9zz@
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NEW JERSEY ZINC PAIhT.-The sub
scribea hAnd, will be Supplied
the mandatory, OF Zinc Paints BY the New
Company, and
50 leo
snou White, Brown Colors. For sale bs
myI &C.. BoGshF a Co. s. Camp street,
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A MOUNT EARNED BY NEW ORLEANS,
IA oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD FOR
nIrS pIrp I

Total. 5
Total number of asi
Total number OF hhdH
Total Of bulls. Molasse
g This Road opened for business afoahs the 9Th
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EDEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE--AR-
MORY HALI.-WEsT 4 PEEL's ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
NsTRELs will perform every evening during .hs season Sspnda
Operas Pan,omires with Ethiopian Mnstresy by h
MODEL TROOP OF THE WORLD.
open az, Concert commsnce at * o'clock
k8r Tickets, Fifty CSnta '' ID.
fYy be secured a. the office from II 70 ..
- MATT PEEL, Manager,
p4Tu DR.. +. A. JONES, Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATER. -MoNDAY, Decem.
s54-First night of she celebrated Grand Opera b.
Beilini N0RMA-MesE pulu 6entrei; Mmea Lage Pianer
Bsille Pretts.
w Norg-PsrsonH requested cal
their Tickets before Apaat9 O'Clock, otherwise they will be d
posed Of.
ny Tbs public informed that the Controllers have orders
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MEMORANDA.

steamer Kenne ST. Lou: the 92d nlt In port
leading Orleans Dresden Met steamer Michigan
Quarantine Upper Mississippi WAS falling with Ave and hal
feet the channel TO Cairo.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

CHARITY HosP1TAL.-The following is the re-
port of the Charity Hospital for the week ending satur-
day evening, I'd inst: .
Omitted ..,,........ 2sS Discharged .22l
Died. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The following is the monthly report for November:
Admitted. .,... .1lss !, DISCHARGED. 1872
Died. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0
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AN RICES-ST. CHARLES STREET. 0PPo.
SITE PERDIDo-1ocrs open 81 o'clock Curtain rses
2! Box office from 10 A until P Mpasss
Comedisn j. P. adams who engaged for ii
nights only chen be will Moderation Estbrooo AND ch
appearance AEs Lizzie DeansAlfo, M FANNY
ths popular EVENING, Decsmber $40
HAPPY Eastbrook, Mr.. Ad
To conclude wi the drama Of THE ADOPTED CHILD
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1lss ducks Barbe,a boxes McEay demiohn syrup
chickens, eggs Nho
bids sugar Lob chapeutur3s Fean Donagan
10 do Dennstoun &eo2o do Cammaek Squires Wesso
Dtuilhe Sons do Sabater2S Flower
bbs moassas Hewitt Norton Geose half
bbls R Bill bales Darby Tsmoalet-Toa
hhds sugar. 2i6 bbs uoassss
Leblanc coop chickens, do turkeys eg
half ibis Dsu.sst Taylor
sugar molass Boger Foley Avsrgls hhsa Iugar Flower
&co12 Hewes4do 81 bbls m0assea Donegan
81 Lsbist L Charpsnlfeur
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-01
MONDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1854.

GAn-editorial article on the proposed subsctiip-
ton to the capital stock of the Hempfeld Railroad
Company is crowded out by the premium list. Ii
will appear to. morrow.
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JuDoEs.-WmFB Buchanan, Marshal CO, Va, D
cMechen, MARSHALL co, Va, j Y Patterson,
(cLAss a.
.PLOUGHING MATCH. ilsz
First premium sin co
Second do on
Each competitor will be required TO plough one
han ten inches wide and six deep.
JupaEs.-R Wilson, Ohio co, Va, Joseph
Caldwell, do. steenrod, o co, Va, McMechen,
(oLAss R.) 80
Ess.+- FARMS.
Best cultivated farm $40 90
"a pest DO 90
competitoIsin this class are required TO furnish
statements OF the number of acres OF land ow ned
or occupied by them, and the number in cultiya-
ton in the several kinds of grain; also in meaGow,
pasture and wood land. and The product of The
DIVISIONS i9r the preceding year and The
stock: kept, of each kind, and the yield in wool,
meat or dany products.
Application should be made to the Managers be-
fore the LIST of July.
GARDENS.
BE- sss as shrub and flower garden-conntry $40 90
.B 3, shrub and flower gsrden--eity 10 &c
Cd best do m
Bs' q. vegetable and fruit garden-country 10 90
Be- sss Ss Vegetable III and fruit garden-ety 10 90
Neatest end cleanest paved, yard q M
The Judges will examine gardens on the list of
June, J uly aud August, if application be made s
days previous 10 the first Of each month.
FIELD CROPS.
Best acres wheat SIS On
"a oest 90 -. 8, Ohio Cultivstor.
2dibestdlo ssss u7ss Ohio Cnl,;vatoy
Bests acres meadow 4 m
I'd best do Ohio Cnlt;yatorS
Best acres corn ltits \ 7ffy!f7ff & m
"a "a best. DO s. Ohio cultivator.
81. 20 best dc do -. :. Ohio Cutiyator
I'd best do Z. :" Ohio CultiyatoT.
Best oneshalf acre sugar beets 5Soo
I'd. best do e. 80 C. Ohio Cultiyator
ltis desired that all persons applying for premi.
ums on crops VIII rnish statement of the mode
OF culture, the time of sowing Oh; planting, nd the
manner OF preparing the seed and description of
must be accompanied with the afidayits of tbe
pa Ties in securing and measuring said
.crops:5 and attended to by clock on ednes
sad day, and IN every case 10 exhibit a sample of
ctopsat the Fair.s The ground in all cases to be
measun d by a qualified surveyor. 3. * 'sss
il DdEs.z-I w Mitchell. IA W Chapline. j M
Mathews, WmlGIegg, y x Botsford, Thos Hem
brook, ORA S Todd. So S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 81
Best plough, for sod or stnbbie So 90 and Dip,a.
do do stubbIe 90 do
q. 90 40 subsoll 8 90 do
do corn and cob crusher 90 do.
do fthreshing machines 10 90 do
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nj
" We o Wee rE eads dss"ty' Virginia.
VI MTSo Ohio S CO. cs@pbo Ohio co v.
TR K SS 5sssys g kE.SSss sstton. DO DO
.fs5. lsiaf a GSsGgsF % q
5o4P F fsssison Ohio az 60 Va S.s EN- SII g
S.ssS Hsss 4 s5 Ss:s:; ):
&c; soaasa, % % ss9 W Wilson. DO DO
co e Jsa s4ESy J assaa @
Va L. essSfo aoP asS so DO Va
81 sHss q v Y:
Mason kiSM. l SsIon
.a oSSEtss'eiTs asa. Ws sssss'T Rsy
r. oh.pn5 sS %s:.;iss Ss%%%Iss s =.
WIN Greg; Ohio y.; TnSn.. H e9asrook, DC DO
As.isf iatiasiii
= N. botstord, Thomas Hornbrook
REGULATIONS FOR THE FAIR.
=. s@
i Isqas,tsd tia. inend. for or.
QUE week prior The Fair. AZ ieast
An animals other articles to be exhibited should bs
upon the snow ground by 70 O'Clock ON and re
sTis ivan e Close OF me Fair unless be
None Sdnittsd sIer 10 oss 1eeutve SS9mmittee
petton @eet = CLOCK on w ednesdays for com:
Giles entered on the ha 20 nave their animals art
placed in the encosliTe tsesS oaee before they
Oh the entry OF aniniaIs or artiele. carl. ,,,
nished the number and chez 5s pc iur-
fee, which are In he MAJ Al ~ - az The Of
exhibited - r'~SSN va tIs animal or article 10 be
The, Secretaries win attend at III. ofse. mn AZ. 1;
grounds, Tuesday wednesday until 10 s ne EAR
hi6ition. '-Sss '''A' may DO oHered for ex
The Marshas win receive the animal. or articles for
sIfyisfo
I ne S%sss viii commence tie their du
The nIoSshi 1s@ -. ~ ~ O'clock.
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REAL EsTArE g.
VALUABLE MILL pNoPE5S;:
AND DESIRABLE COJNTRyF hKTY ,

THE subscriber eGers for s,I. that
. s9eS ohs ths ss 's3@ ss9
toal Road, and in the pretty valley heelng. on Il.
may Want VIII Giffs az AZ s G6fa
saw mil, asuierior btick yeP 9Velnehs lhef fE
ton is sUpcTior.s P'o'eInents, and i,;
The balance oil Tie land attsca.1 ~ n 80 'se
be az yided into lots 10 sit putehSs.Tes property n
sist OF icy acIesi with several smaier one tact 10 ~
Market GaTdensi and fmnlediaiey W" tracts SHiaII :
Tie land Is very PRODUCT ye W The NatioDsI T.
q, ,e f%s Is al for PaT;!eulars enquire on
mr2Il2m iAs \,
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- VALUABLE FARM ron SAIL

rIcS ~ AZ n 60 oI LIND Two miles from tile citvo-,,
ing on the Ohio river; ole half mil o. ND
Depot OF the Cleveland and P,sbnI9 Of II
rad: Said road running directly thTong5 s Ri
ing as 1t does In COAL lime and nee s, ne Faro
between hill and Bottom land it ~ esents 5Esiy div
Tdn'h lse as an investment The
r.ioms o quality, and is one Of
VII! be sold in separate parts, il desired On'fy
for terms enquire of II. Miller, Main Sire, ",
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CHANCEKY SALT

Dccrec made nv r..
law and ehancery for Ohio countv 'ns Circuit eour ,
February one thousand eight LunI2s,d on The third d,
if and afpis5S cns s
Will on Monday the first day OF Ma dendsEts
he GG Saf u 1sa6;
q, continuing said sale therta from s Of Otto tS
vii: g al iS Sei so s yssry
Ing situate onthc corner orSarkcf and Ifr tHe brick
INV g ID sol shoe s;o s'feets al
street TO the northern boundary the gro Sus o.
tSycen MaT.t nnG We;stwardy 10 stake
parallel with Market street 20 slaks LOT az
ginning. 'eet 10 lie plsCe oT ~
z .;r;, Sa5e@Ten per cent OF the pureb,,.
he paid tn hand and the residue By euuaI n0hJ;
two and three years rom the dale Of sss q.
SI r tss ass or sSs ~ ra the T !"
10 be retained as further security tii ps vp. sGd k lie
Any PEI son wishing TO purchase at p;iyaIs =. " s
ton OF the grounds above described sse ahy FOR
ev2us 10 ale first day OF Ma nex by aEi 20 IN.
tloat9 FRiNClS Il. 2RNS STi'Rs.GS ,s.PfIt.
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STILL THE BEsTI
Stock OF chewing Tobacco AMI best imported Cl2tSs
~ Inc city Wholesale aGd reta the sign Of it Ss'
Tooth, Mali and Hair Brushes, Just received By
y apps j. Il. VOWEL, "a UmoLs-S-
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-, JuDoEs-DrtJ G Campbell, Ohio co, Va, R II
Wilson. Wilson do, I Hammond, Brook CO, Va, Arthur
Lltlle, Wheeling, Va. -.
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Western Virginia Agricultural Society
aud
Industrial Institute.

PREsIDENTI
ii. w. ChAP!tNE, Ohio colnty, Vfre;nio
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Cash for Rags.

Oh! We 5HATLEssIl
ow IS your ,Ime 20 nrovide the neecssa ait {. a.
at The undersigned stie ace to buy them tbtaPlI
Se nas inc .acgest and pes assorted stock o. Wegs =
nal % thc city, which viii be sold cheap %
ss s%as }. w RHODES sss..
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Z THOROUGH BRED TuRP HORSES

Satisfactory evidence of blood will be required
by the Executive Committee, before The premiums
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exhibitor. -
JUDoEs.-John Altman, Wheeling, Va, sam'l
alcGiallen, Jr, do, A nos Wright. do. B Marsh,
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I'd beside do Ohio cultiyator
JupoEs--: DrT II Fowler. Washington, VIM Nc
Culioch, Ohio co, Va, Jonn Johnson, Bridgeport,
| o, VIM Rice, West Alexander.
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VEHICLES AND SADDLERY.

JUDaEs.-O d Thompson, Wheeling Va, N
Edwards, do, James Gather, do, VIM Clarke,
do, Sam'l McClalIen, Sr, do, VIM Perine, we est
| Liberty, Va. z1H
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: s SO % g J.
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FOR SALE.
A DESlRAB BILE brick house, situated NJ, f,....-.
n,,s inquire OF THOMAS GREY. ais'
FOE SALE OR RENT --Sss-H
lIlnWo line brick buildings, on Zane street l,,.,r
and w,.G s rooms and celia to EACH with Es
ae property being on the Hemp field Railroad f,v
10 toomS,) would make. good HOTEL N'"'sta
Possession list OF April.
Enquire OF MIcHA RL j. PoHAS
III he above with othe good " IN lie sy I
....,.. LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my tarm near Wheeling: ana win
onIbeTal Terms, and in or more trsrts @ z
deslre1. mar9 T4r I5S
TRUST SALE-
by virtue OF a Deed or Trust from David y.rn, :,
u ninna his vile 10 the undersigned d,tsI ~ =
Jamla.y, 1851 ana recorded in the Clerks oSs a
county court fos Ohio county, Virginis in boo 1,
shall az The Court Honse Of OiO eoaniy. on n;ss
Day OF nay, 1854 at ~ O'clock g. NJ exnOse IL
noD. to The highest biddes los cash. III lie iT.Ss
xennum aI1 wife Cbeing the one undivided eSe5ts,
theIeoO tn and 10 lot Humbe=ye situate on he va,
OIL Nan stree the city OF Wheeling 1etweel Ps
anL4 ALRRED Ca LOWE. .T-rr,
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Alex Paxton, Wheeling Va, w G
Scott, do, jeremiah Clemens. do, Or.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-12-06

per cent. to drunkenness. 1t is fact, that of
the, drunken murderers, a large proportion are
Irishmen. 1t is fact, that those drunken
numbering Irishmen are nearly all Catholics
But leaving the drunken murders out of the
question, a minority of the rum-sellers who
make that class drunk are of the same origin.
Go through the Democratic, streets if you
doubt it, look at the signs above the rum-holes
when not in Dutch they are sure to be Irish
Enthusiastically SO. Go to the bars of the rum
holes look at the animals behind them dealing
out their liquid poison, and look at the animals
swllling and they are all Irish, Irish drunken
and Irish militant These are all facts But
certainly If the Catholic priesthood chase, there
could be a reform. That the evil remains and
increases is one Of the causes for the movement
of hostility to Catholicism uow so active and
potent in the community.-Saturdcy Erening
ETPreSS. "a
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.0!.tligilnaL ArtIeIe.
Writfcn for the Smyrna Times.
Bad CoMPK NV.
BY DYDIaCs.

ALL nature loves and seeks society-even
the animals which are not Of the mVst ierocI0us
and ui,aneable kind, delight TO herd together,
aad feed a satisfaction in each others presence
Man, perculiarFy formed for society, has nc JOY
IN absolute sJli,ude-cut off from his te!iow-
creaturrs,--so far is he from partdking Oh Inc
Measures of life, that he finds il extremely dit
iicuir to support his being. From society pro-
coed all the refined comforts and superior en-
inyinents of lifs--am from sac .ety, so very
m,xel are all human blessings, proceed the
greatest dangers and evils of life. lis un-
pleasing to think that, from our chief advantages
the greatest evils flow. But this Is not the
only Instance wherein the observation holds
good. Alas! how / shudder, when recollect-
ing the various, perlssye have to encounter,
from asserting, with the world, where we lind
so many pleasing temptations to allure--sc
many gIldsd snares to eBtrap where, perhaps
our own dispositions and good inclinaaions vii
he made the foundation Of our utter undoIng
Society We must--we win have; good society
is not less difficult to attain than if 10 advnn
tagcous when attained; evil society, as common
as the air, is as blasting TO the manners as tina
air is TO the physical man, when it bears on il
syinqs pestilence and disease. Thetatal cpnse
.quences of bad company have beeu. known an
confessed IN all ages. The passage which 5
Paul produces is taken from a very ahcfer
s,eatheh poet; and it seems to have been o.
OF those passages which had gained uniVers
assent. and was received asa maxim. lndee
nothing is more true. For supposed youn
person 10 set forward in the world, stored wi
the best principles and unpolluted IN virtu
there can be no question but those ,pfiriclpl
wiIi be oyefthrown and that virtue coFrppte
IL he commentaries constantly, and by Glol'
with the vicious aud loose. IT'S very Possil
.b.t. in our connections with the world,
nav be obliged 70 converse with many VIII
principles and practice are totally oabhorr'
from our own but from these we are not
daauesl Oar dislike and disapProbarion
,ws,y MANNERS which we feel, will rather Sc
20 improve. cur own q odrPerl dies in the &
pasy Of such as we voluntarily choose forl
associates Of our freer hours; not only oec ,a
sssl, choice evidently shows the turn ana
r,.;,;on Of our minds, but because from The
nature d. social union, We ourselves slals
and study obe assimiIssed' andour co q 2
nil, ba Jealous to have us assimilated 70 u
80 m@hs w. . @m Ss'' SA''@'
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Written for the Smyrna Times.
cHEERF U Z N Esss. tA&
,<9ii}s.4 -nnu I roI
By WINNIE G, HOWARD

THERE'S a lovely maid whose sunny face III.
.Gladdens Gaehlthreshsld where her footsteps
roam, o"-i.
She scstters blessings in the poOrest'place
Which often are denied the rich man home.
su the lone prison! where the eaPtige's sigh
Fails all unheeded on mortal ear, 10 BAR
She Gains his heart and checks the anguished
- 'cry,d Ji' -'. ..''.-.
And dries with her soft hand the scalding tear.
W EI y IS
Or, visiting the couch of restless pain,
Sac sings gay strains that charm the snff 'rer' 5
heart, s..'. .ffa1 -7tst. .. H-
Brings smiles unto the wan, sad face again, d.
Ere she on other errands must depart.
Ia the low, hut Of poverty she stands s..-
And shedsa radiance round the hOlnely hearth,
While tol,ng lubprers at her command,
Make the rude howell ring with hearty mirth.
Welcome her warmly TO your hearts and homes,
For IT'S Ii r ministry to calm and bless,
To shed "a JOY Where'er her light step comes
WOULD st know the Inaiden'S name IT'S
CheeriLln. IS.
PmLADEIFnIA leii.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-12-06

GREAr RAInRoAD' SPEED. Judge Megs, in a
paper lately read by him before the American
Institute Farmers Glubsat New York, stated
that so far from the locomotive having reached
its ultimatum OF speed--one hundred miles per
hour---itwas his belief, that the road would yet
be constructed over which the "iron horse .
will move with velocity at three hundred
miles anshour. Then. travellers could take an
early breakfast in New York, dine,in San Fran
cisco, and transacting any little business they
may have on hand during the afternoon, return
in the "night train,' and on next day sa!
"good morning. to the pedestrians of Broad
! wayrlsat.. laa-..- .o..--l e--.- esl . - 10y