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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
FROM HAVANA.

NEw YORK. April 2o.@(Per Crescent City,
The Capt. General. has been busy, recently ma;
king all Notifications. and ascer-
tanned l that SEQ guns can be nou'led in p hours
bnnain time, and that blasts are being drilled
Thesnumbers of troops present ION the Island is
about ~ 600. Naval iorce, twenty.t vessels,
cLiefly small steamers. No business doing, being
Holy. 10 eek l----=l--s--------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRk, April 2o.-Floul 1,s1as.25, prices
easier; Southern 7,37as. Wheat more sellers
than buyers, Gennesee 2,25, Southern white 90.
Corn, s0as3A. Pork firm with an upward ten
dency, sales at l3a14,26. Beet firnsats iOa..-
Whisky, prison 274. N. o. sugar Al, Havana 5aaI
Muscoyado Al. Tobacco quiet. Cut meats firm
Cotton advanced, moderate business, sales 1900
bales. Money easier. Stocks unchanged,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
NO: ]. Sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS. cAssiMEREs. AND vEs11Nes,
=, :, /, New sprinF and SIMMER c Gods,


., New Spring and suliimer C oodsi
Tx pleasure in being able 10 say my
eIs ana tie fashionable community, that Ihaye Just
me most Goods for tho tile great
emporium, New York, can import irpm France the
OLD countres and having DISPENSED with the cont,
mon Clothing, gives and time attend to
Tie wants OF my customers In the fashionable way NJ
new stock now consists OF 57- - -
BLACK, Drown, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
st-ff 3 E5o sDAInIAs cLoTIs.5 y.srls5J .aE4-siL
Also silk and wool all shades and colors
&c, for making frock, dress. sack business coats.
French, English and American cassimei es; also ducks
linen drlngss &c. Tor maxi ng paLts 10 Vestinssi
have The most beautiful selection overlooked at In any
ty all OF which notv Ike up in the most
and best lave secured RussELL's
services as eriorthe coming season. feel certain in
HAT furnish better cloths house west
Of Tho Allegheny mountaIis.so5 nas ~ -
lnconnectioniwth teabove have beautiful assoit-
men o. Furnishing Goods ali re seasonabie, and fash
iOnabe, consisting fcloth Cashmere, cashmerett bonn
haEne gtass linen, dIabta aud plain imen, oGk dress
ana business coats, vests and pants, made most
fashionable and seasonab!c Goods in great variety; also
thenand cotton Shirts, silk, liren. lambs wool cot
ION and Dfawersi cavats, stocks, collars,
gloves and sisPendersS 1918 10 SO ~ " =
Hosiery in great VARIETY ALSO every other article suit
able Tor completing sentemans wardrobe te4
An the above named articles together wi: many other
arces that tan be found at store, No l. Sprigg House.
Please call III and take look, and much yours,
mr2l s. 5s-zt 80 - . S. RICE.
$50 NOTICE EXTRA.
+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

wAsmINoroN, April 2O-SENATE MIR. Broad
head presented a memorial asking an amendment
TO the Homestead Bill, which is for The Treasury of
amounts pail by them for public lands. Wade
presented memorials from Ohio against the extern
sion OF slavery. The bill establishing system for
New Mexico was passed, after which the Sena g
went into Executive session, and then adj utned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

h5tl5. :. 80. MAsHtNoTos, Apnl19.
SENATE (Concluded) Alter Mr. Thompson had
concluded his speech, Senate adjourned.
His speech was most eloquent aud of very
amusing character, culling forth applause repeat
ely. He spoke mainly against nn amendment Of
Tered by Mr. Wade 10 strike out that portion OF the
bill which limits eabenefits of it 10 those no
are residents of the United States at The time OF
ITS passage. He wished 10 know any good cause
Tor Offering This bonus 10 all Those foreigners W no
seek American shores; 10 all those who leave their
country perhaps for their country's good; or who
leave 1t because they are somewhat liberal, vel
mol liberal enough 10 fight for liberal principles and
institutions. Why offer this bonusito all the lazy,
good for nothing loalers at hone, who never had
$500 to buy farm because they were too idle and
lazy TO work for it2 What good elect could be
accomplished by settling public lands with such
peoplef 10 get them 10 go there and settle upon
The land you must say to them, "Here is nice
little farm for you,s go take tive know you are
TOO lazy and worthless ever 10 be able 10 buy one,
or keep one when IL is given you-for that reason
we VIII cover 1t with sort of bankruptcy, to
tinue forever-you need not be afraid 10 take it,,
neltter herif nor constable shall ever lay. hand
upon It'll is forever TO be bankrupt 10 your cred
ltors. lLaughter. And these are The men 10
whom such inducements have TO be held out that
are To I'LL up, occupy, and become communities OF
new States. What nice Communities they will
be! The vagabomdS and criminals of Europe and
The loaiers of our own country. Laughter and
applause.l This bill was unjust for another rea-
son; II was a discrimination III favor OF pauperS,
ana oilers, and against the hard- king and in
duStrlous pioneers who have cut down tbs forests
PAID Tor their lands, and settled the Western States
Inc industrious American pioneers. have had to
payfor their lands and is gwen 10 the criminals
rag m9thns and paupers of the world, who now
are tying and will fly 10 this country like buzzuIds
TO carcuse, which they will stick to till they eat
tup.
- IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
NEW GooDS!.aa !. :. :,

q NEW GOODS.
NV are receiving our new Spring House Furnishing
wv Goods, rising styles OF French China din.
and tea sets Rritana aud Silver castor s.
Urns, sugar bowls coolers
Forks and Spoons, salt witt Ii
parloT KnTy ivory handled Knives aud forks
in sets of Of pieces and single sets solar VITA
ofconlon adapted to the
adding only difference Of
Transportation. HOBBS, BARNES & Co., llssss
Glass Mannia etnrers. No. % Monroe ST. 8 ssS
near tie Post Once. Wheeling.
TIMOTHY SEED.
IN Blu prime Timothy Seed, just received FOR sale
.co serfs JOHN 4. AORRow.<
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

their various forms, wing new lie and yigor restor
Ing the shattered eonstItutlon and thus h!sing hope in
place OF dependency Byits mild pleasant and sale
lion on tLe stomach. liver lungs and the
OF theurnaIy organs, coughs st6Ta, bTonc afec
lions consumption, scror1s Kings Evil worms, rhe,-
malSm govt, neuralgia, Dance, Pits, Fis.
IA. Piles, with all Diseases arising from impure blood
= For sale logan 81 Ga Keeling.
general agents. NVm. II. MCKEE, 9th wa I'd and Nv
Druggists generally. = slf Is - = -.
U0sSold b. M0RrIMERsde MuwBRAY 91O Baltimore NJ
Baltimore, alid 30l broadway, N. V.
UrYrice 81 per bottle. - apIe "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

a9 CAUTION EXTRA. 5.+-s
Also observe Promissory Note with the proprfetos
genuine bottle OF DR. Morse.s
= To ounte rfeit which Is forgery
0-zscorslzi 1syif ~. liEAty concentrated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

.on.eruins gu ,seription, advertising or 9th.
LEI sSsiness ofthe Inteliseneer should be adj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

Joshua n. bates, layIOt, AnIrew1 -----
Dickson aud Henry A. Graves, partners In circuit
under the firm name OF Hates Taylor & court OF Ohio
co. plaintiffs fcUunty, ViTgi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
l9li1a =: CAUTION e

4i5e - CAUTION. Is .51s '5 I-s
DR MoRsE,st 1NyIeoRAr1Ss coRDIkLs as been counter
ieited by ripeipled persons.
In future all the genuine cordial the
iac nae pasted over the cork OF each bottle,
lowing words blown IN the glass--sSls sfif5 : = ~
2 DIR. MoRsE's ISyIeoRATiNeE CORDIAL, sf7ss
IS Ec.H!R1sG, PROPRIETOR, NJ. Y''ssi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

The Asia passed, on The 10Th, p. NJ, the steam
er Canada. Sgnalized the Europa at 3 P. NJ. on
the 2Oth.a+t asI Ia, - =, So b 20 = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

: = N ~ -'REMUVAL. -
sLfRANZHEIM e LUTZ have emoved their Wholesale
Liquor store from the sprisg House Buildings, No.
210, Market Square, next VIM Halls Auction Room,
yher they will heretofore, ALWAYS keep hand
OF the best Wines aud Liquors, at tile lowe prices
aPj d3m. 80 49, fFRANZH ELM & LUrZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

John L. Spring - - q defendant - go ~ S'-'e
Yon nre hereby N oti led . Il at on the 10th day OF
1851, between the hours OF O'Clock,
clock NJ OF that day at tile Office OF J. Smith,
Esq In the city OF Baltimore in the State OF Maryland
the dispositions Of J. Dean Smith others taken
to be read as evidence for the plaintiffs said
cause Butt from any tho said dispositions shall
not then be commenced being commenced be
completed, the taking the will from
time to time until the taken completed
+ALFREU CALDHELL,s4li
ssss 4.s4.5sEE attorney for plaintifs.
8 10 SAID DEFENDANT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

sstl 10 The The editorial department OF the
~ sdJTessed 10 the editors, Jointly, to ell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

NO MERCURY OR OPIUM-SoEEGfNso OATH
morse having recently heard that some
tai ned and Opium has made the following afia.
w.t. hether those hystcans and supposed it
Contained Mercury Opium, from the singular eneTg6
with whchit acts upon particular diseases, ORION the
great in relieving pain, envy knows a
State Of New York. city and county OF New York, ss
the 26th day june, a. d. 1916; personally appear.
cd before n. Mickie, city
York, Meical Morse, who by being duly sworn doth
depose and that there's corrosive subaie or 9th
or mercuria preparation used In compromising manu-
featuring, Is contained in the medicine known by Tie
name of DR.. Morse's 1nvgorang Elixir Cordial and thaf
ltdoes not contain particle OF Opium. - -
Sworn before me, this e6th dayof June, 1916.
A.. FL. MICK LIZ. .Afa-s-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

PrIcE,-s3O 90 Per bottle; two for $50 SIX orsf2. )
~ Z. - q, II. RING PTpprieJoTsS7 k= )
&, - ss 1s2 Broadway NeM-YoTk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

WE have this day received chaee yariety,of Bon
Plain Straw bonnets csoI fnsh) finish ladies'
Rutland, split Straw, French Laced
With immense variety other styles, for ladies and
and misses; also full stock OF Bloomers and Flats
misses. - -5g7t,ffs 10 I,.s4lz ~ as,7.sEE
apI1 i., :, = So. ~ & HEIsKELI 6 Co. ?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

lie editor of the Times aud Gazette must be
sharPiest man in all creation. He never did
actin all his life that he is not "proud,, Of. He
iHen proud of baying,offered to sell himself TO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

A g: PARTRlDG respectfully informs hi s patrons
and the public generally that the light being most
during this month and next, to taking the kenesses
youns children, every between tile hours
aud b ! -I1rI4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
cALRNDAR FOR 1854.

Valley of Va Fire & Marine insurance Co
- - sc. BAKER, f..t7l -
q = & - JouN LIST, SAsents
WM.y RANKIN.- J
OtFlcE-at Savings Bank, corner Main and BidIle
GSREFER To-James R. Baker. ~ va
- - III K. List. ian4-:y-
L5nchburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
OF LYXcnBuRG, VA.
OEFIcE-atsayings Bank, corner Main and BfIdle
" streets, : - - - =
ian4:iy wheeling, va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

6 .sfslfsaF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - -
hsss into
wsEdins Of Desns & cSwgilI.
Doare & Co., and solicit OF tho blsiness
OF the late firms. - ~ = ~ Sal 0A ME-,
JiCoWG LIZ Z =,
g M arch 18Th, 1854. snnri4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

NV FAPER;
~ f-riat WINDOW PAPER, ssszsa%s. so 60
FIRE SCREENS & BORDERS;
afJsgE2 HOSIERY AND G LOVES.
estassortment aud cheapest in the city at ze.l7E
mr29daw WHEAT, d CHAPLINE'S.
!" 3NTED.-A married. man, or vel y small family,
w wishes a situation as salesman, receiving or
clerk or lie can make himself any Kind
OF store Satisfactory reference given or this
best men In either Baltimore Wheeling FeaF
OSAddress, through tie Post Office, ~. l.-...-5s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

NOTICE hereby given, TO all the Stockholders pri.
IN and municipal, OF the Hempfed Railroad Com.
any, that ie Of insiaiment of five dollars share.
pequed 10 be paid before the 10th day January
next and lie like sum five dollars per share monthly
hct cater, until the whole amount Is paid
: JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
Washington, Pa, Dec. %. 1853 desc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

ssy-Entrance from Quincy street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
6 s { IS STE 5MtBO AgIls,l.
: nj I5'.ilsFt ron NEW 7oRLEANs.--=

FUR NEW .ORLEANS.-Te
sEEereaah z TIL Is fine new passenger steamer
llk-ts.eS5HS 4 ARGYLE, Capt. Cole,
will leave for the above and all interme
Iiata morris, Saturday mi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

LANDhEid'S GARDEN STEDS. sezgi
UST RECEIVED, afresh supply of Landreths well
known and Justly celebrated Garden Seeds,
BULK and retail packages Aso-a choice lot OF Flower
1hesc Seeds are the growth the proprietor, whose
long experience In this business enables him recommend
them with confidence, and holds himaef per< onally
spoibe TO the public for their eitaity geneI good
qualify Each paper bears label with the name and ar
-.--=--s J.. II. CRUMBACKER,. t--..
mT6 ~ 800 agent for David Lanlreth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-31

that the in,etes, of the State was to sell any
and all IT those lands for which fair prices
could he ob,aircJ. under these Instructions
and The authority Of the Legislature, gave
encouragement 10 numerous applicants, that
At prop-r tins would AZ prices IN tracts
,ppl,,l Gr. With this encouragement many
IeSpluralions were made b. parties intending
Ito purchase, and ! felt under obligation TO sell
a, frll ard fair prices IL SPPliSsn'' saw 1T to
pay those prices.
I, order To give rarics time to explore aud
cause explorations to be made for the 'nlorma-
ton of,his Office and fading also that the de-
lmand 10, lands was inpro,ins,l delayed max
iuy prices until very late IN the season, or
/ Fall Of 1859, and continued tie sales into the
0In,cr or 1853. These ate, IN brief, tho au-
.,lcity and circumstances under which ! have
,steJ. The sale, have made will range We
~ much higher than any ever before mad" by
/ lho two States, considering the amount of tim
4 bsr and location Of said trac,'. 1t has been
NV earnest endclyor to obtain fair prices ior
iihs Snis for al III, lands SOLD, and Il ] have
no, ,uccecJcd /, has oct been fer want Of ef.
Gr'.
The great responsibility resting on the land
arsu,, under existing laws, led me 10 my last
annual report to suggest an entire change IN
The mote VI sales. The general principles Of
,ha,c surges,ions were incorporated irto i
law at the lis, session OF the legislature ;
this will greatly relieve the laud agent Of on
-ro1s Juiies, and most undesirable response
biiii.rs.
The term Of nv official appointment, will
expire 10 June next. have for long time
de,icJ to leave the Office. and 1t will be graf.
,i,in- to ne to have 4 succ, -sOr appointed at
an early day"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-31
The Continuance Of the Earth.

The questioned Terrestrial existence j, one
which At the present time is attracting an un.
usual degree Of attention There is class
10 the community who entertain the opinion
rha, IN the course OF the present year the
Earth will be rolled together as a scroll -
,hat the elements will melt with icrycut heat,
and that time will be 90 mere. On this qucs-
ton We confess oursel utterly incompeicn, To-
give any light; Vet there are those who have
made it 4 study aud src able To present the.
cries and spcculalions which may be worthy
yf consideration.
\ writer in the Ellsworth Herald whose
inirisls are " J. II. s." has entered inIo a
Calculation how long it will be before the
Earth, subjected to pas, and present causes,
will be destroyed. His figures, caleula.Sons
and conclusions ate plausible, and We com.
u.onj them OF rather part II them to all cnn-
ccrneJ. 1t it be true that %, c2j, les years
will clapse before the Earth will be demol.
ishcJ, all ordinary citizens may wal, the
dread dyou, with patience and marked dc-
gree Of uncoaccrn This writer thus re-
marss
Again, Oar ycars are growing shorter.
F,om an ECLIPSE recorded IN AleNander's
tine, the year is found 70 be IL shorter.
Hence We have a decrease Of ~. in 2l5O
years. If,his BE- correct, time will cease or
be no longer, in 0i,e2j,lo3 years. The
cause Of this diminutina Is in consequence Of
the eccentricily OF the Ear,h's orbit dccreas-
ing aul the attraction OF gravitation, Predomi.
mating over the rePulsion winch is the only
cause of all motion.
The conclusion then, is, that our Moon
all foil upon our Earth, in 1891, $50 years:
our Earth into the Sun, ia about 0i,.aj, lO5
years. A. one Of the Satellites of Saturn is
only lei 900 miles from the planet, 50 this
Satellite will be the first to dislPcar from The
Solar System; our Moon next; Mercury
ncst, Venus next. and then goes our Earth.
! They will fall into the Sun and become melt
ed matter; then pass Oh into Cometary matter
by repulsion. AMI powder or cool of and form
again new planet. II will then be withou,
form Oai rod. Thea the process will go on
a. ,nfritun. Worlds, as well q, animals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-31

FtrrrrRrNG AChIN-AsornrR sFAsn.-
The grandfather or " Boru,es," alias lh'
"vri,er" q the Norway Ad'cr,i'er PcrPc'
rratr, the following
"Thc ouack editor Of the Run Organ pub
lishrd at Paris. is trying TO make " aPIed'
Tint Thomas Jefferson was "a aholi''o"',''
The same Editor and his cnrresrorHe'"'
harm great deal about certain epiiheWcl'
terms. Nearly a column ~ their last aholl-
ton sheet was devoted almost wholly 10 NE
reircrailon Of tie term "Bocus. W." Rdmrod;
"NJgrrr." For ihcm tn refer ~ frequently
in almost every article they write To their
own names appears rather egolIs'ical.
Tie " rrrii,r" mistakes. We have not
stolen or coveted his occupation ol being the
" gvs.l ,g,ior Of rum organ" This mis-
take i, quite natural aud escusable consider
ing tha, he "has been struggling 50 long with
hi, neck enclosed 10 the one idea " Liberal
jug handle"
Sometime ago this " writer" said Of the
Democrat,
1--WE wash our hands Of !, henceforth aud
forever"
What. no, keep solemn promise : Who
can coun, the number Of times this promise
has been broken This amiablc coalition
author. distinguished for everything but'ru'h'
candor and magnaniniry should turn his at
ten,ion to the inside Of the platter, aud not
snb,ec, his EXPRESSLY character 50 often to
the enquiry "Can he keep Promi'c''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-31

and vegetables, are formed and decomposed
by the gren, process Of Attraction and Re
pulson and by the mo,ion uf maiier. IN time
and space. Eternity is the era Of Nature ;
and space, her rrea, laboratory. All is done
by the motion Of matter, in space and time,
forming grea, circuit Of motion.
| conclude, .lhen, that our Earth will be
ground up, abou, the time above specified as
drawn from Astronomical calculation; and ]
am decidedly Of the opinion, that we can
reckon with much greater degree oieerialn'
~ from these facts, where figures are made to
speak, than from the profoundly hieroclyPhi'
cal and symbolical language OF Revelation.
Who can cypher out the scope Of Revelation
No one. With exact nicely can the PcTinr-
baions Of the planets, be calculated; even
to decimll Tho fact really IL, says
Professor WlarSell, that changes are taking
place IN the heavenly bo,lies, which have
gone on progressively from the fret dawn Of
science The causes act perPcinally' and u
has the whole extent OF time TO work IN.
The consequence mus, be, in the LAPSE OF
ages, destruction Of our System aud the
formation ola new. the same Is observed IT,
other apartments OF Nature.
Many more hcis on this subject, might BE-
given. were il necessary. Bot my sheet
being full, mrst leave the rcst To a more
con,Snrcn, time. or earth will not be des-
troycd this year, unless Gods vast machine
wears out. Let US be easy until our own
bodily machine has performed It's great cir
cui, ormo,ion aud f's into the grand central
Sun of Uni,crscs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-31
r., ,o,yr,,,v rr,p,,,rp The New

Tar-rn PoIsrrDLY rxpRrssrD. The New
Orleans Crescent contains the following pun
Gen, remarks in relation In the abrogaiion of
the Missouri Cumpromise. The disposition
OF the Crescent TO couneet President Pierce
with ,hi. measure NC fully believe, from his
hrmer plcdses add assertions does him great
Injustice. Th. Journal thus remarks
"The grea, ,rgumen, which the friends OF
fre.s disturbance and renewed agitation on
the slave question are now employing in be-
half Of their pcsiilent Nebraska bill. IS that
they disturb matters to prevent disturbance,
and ari,alo us for Quiet's sake. We humbly
thank you Mr.. Pierce, illus'rious Promnler Of
Free Sellers, We are infinitely beholden to
YOU, Mr. Douglas, most dimnutIye Of giants
But really, gentlemen, we do not ENJOY the
plan Of letting you break our head in order 10
have you plaster il. We hate your cudgel
We abonnale your sslye. You shan't make
for yourselves. as you hope to do, either your
ifesldcnllil Sctplct w "a'' w )'"' '''''
JUNCTION Of this. Your salvc shall neither
anoint our head nor yours. Well run no
such risk to obligo you. We are very well
As We are, and choose to stay 80"
Ia conclusion, addressing It's Southern read
ers in plain language, 1t says
"IIhrk ye, gentlemen Of the South When
you were stronger, you got the old ComPro-
mise nov, when you are weaker you had
bclie9 stick to il. Nay, stick to all the Com
promises for he assarcd that the next aeia-
tion-rhaI is to say, this, if you are drawn IN
to twill, in all human PROBABILITY, be the
last. There'll never he another Compromise;
rely on that easy prophecy"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-31
THOMAS II. BROWN, Editor.

Terms. .-.Ope dollar and fifty ccn,s strictly ~
lbv,ScE; one dollar and scNenl, Eve cenis With
IN siN mouths; two dollars al the cnd Of the yca'
To which 6fy cents wall H. added lor eNery NtaI
= which payment y DELAYED.
AbyERrIsENENts Inserted 90 reasonable trrm'
the proprietor not lcing accountable ior any eno'
beyond the atnnuut charged Cor the advertisement.
tlyS. VI. PETTENGILL & Co., 10 Stat
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