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Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03

To F. Starr, d. H. Stephens, H. Miles Moore
w. s. Murphy, Geo. W. Hardisty, ]. B Evans
G. W.. .Gist, L. D. Bird, J. F. Bruner-
THE Officers of the Leavenworth As
sociation, of which you are members, COM
mitted acts of aggression, wherein my
''rights and privileges" as citizen of Kan
sas Territory shave been disregarded, in
fringed upon, and ..grieviously violated
within the last few days, by certain officers
of the Leavenworth Association, by demol-
ishing my house, near your town site, where
by the g domestic quiet of my family, "the
sacre / honor of my son and daughters, the
safety of our property, the security of our
living and person, the good name my father
left me-" 'seach and all disrespected, and
vilely aspersed, and contumacionsly threat
ened" and put into execution by tearing
down my house with mob violence, where
of it is imperiousIy demanded, that the pub.
lie should know what part or Lot you, as.
order-Ioving and law-abiding citizens, had
in the above offence. This becomes the.
more necessary, as but a few days since
you subscribed to preambles, (the ink of
which is yet scarcely dry,) setting forth
certain grievances threatening you, all of
which have been visited on me in Kansas
Territory, by your acts, OF those of your
officers. Now, ask, is it to be supposed
that principles differ with change of ter
ritorya Or, are your preambles and reso-
Iutions encompassed in an india rubber
frame, that contracts or expands as interest
operates upon it. F. HAWN. i
Columbia, Sept. Is. .fH 1
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03

Lave you SEEN THE NEW EDITION
printed from eiectrotype plates, and on the best
paper2 This is the best book for primary.
schools now published. p We would advise all
who are about making change in their schools
to get this book and examine it Price, - cents,
sent by mall postage paid.esI21isl fsqiI n
fs..fsD ~. DANlEl. an De,uRGEsS Co.s4sIai.
oct W. too4: smod Publishers, New York:
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
JOHN J. BENTZ.

y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
rRocERiEs AND PROVISIONS, Water
NJ: Street, LeasenForth. Has opened at his
new building a stock of goods which he offers to
the citizens of Leavenworth and the surround
ing country nthe most tfayor6b BILE terms. He will
from time to time replenis sh his stock, so as to
keep on hand full assortment of articles in the
above line: - IOct. 15-tf.i
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
ALFRED. CUNNINGHAHI.

zTToUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. LEAv-
keep on hand an ample stock of Paints, Oil. Var
nishes, and other articles used in his fine Of bu-
siness. He guarantees ell work to be done in
the best aud most durable manner.
Sept. 90, '54. .i-s 5-t
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
ProvisicnsWauted.

4 THE undersigned will pay cash at the highest
market rate for every description of provisions
such as butter, eggs, lard, chickens, tufkles,
pork, bacon and vegetables suitable for table
use. to be delivered at the Leavenworth House,
Leavenworth z. =
Oct. 13 1854 t.. KELLER & KYLE.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03

Dr. CARRIERS CoUGH RALsAM-Is a prompt
and effectua1 remedy for coughs, colds, asthma,
consumption, bronchitis, pain in the side and
breast, and all diseases of the lungs. At this
season the sudden changes Of the climate, and
the cold bleak winds of the north, produce
coughs and colds-dangerous colds, which de-
mand ofthe wise and the prudent, the earliest
attention. Reader, have you a cough or cold?
Dosnot neglect it. Thousands Of the old and the
young, the fashionable and the gay, are ennual-
ly consigned to premature grave by neglecting
to attend to common cold. Coughs and colds
lead to consumption, and if not removed by a
proper remedy, to an early death. Be advised
in time. Procure at once that celebrated rem
edy, DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam, which has
cured thousands upon thousands after all other
means had failed, and which seldom fails to cure
the most appalling stages of consumption.
- Price 25 cents per bottle; large bottles 81, or
six bottle for So - -gs9,
For sale by the Druggists in Weston, Mo-,
and also by the principal Druggists and dealers
in Medicines throughout the Western States.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
JOHN DONIPHAN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Weston Mo-. con-
IA tinues to practice his profession at Weston,
and will attend the adjacent Courts in Kansas
Territory. TSept 90
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
The of q certain
F. Hawn, revised and corrected.

F. HaWD, revised and corrected.
If the public would have clear under
standing of this captivating advertisement,
| it will be necessary to consider the follow
ing questions; viz: Who wrote this fine pro-
duction for Hawn? The ears of the ami
NAL seem to be well known by several of
our citizens. Is not the real Anthon the
same fellow who is known as Mes lawyer?
The same pettifogger that gave F. Hawn
such sage counsel the same fellow who
takes 'sdirty animal for dirty business?''
Why was it needful to carry this adver-
tisement way down the river for publiea-
ton, since there are three printing presses
in our vicinity? Was it necessary for
Hawn to go from home to get credit? Or
did he suppose that the flower which he had
fathered must be planted in some distant
soil, because he clearly foresaw, that when
its petals were unfolded but little, it
would send forth such an i'll order aswould
not be ;ndured by the olfactories of those
who have known him for the last ten years?
Why did not H. pin his choice pink to the
sable wing of a well known ''buzzard,'
under whose sombre shade he was pleased
ito recline in former days?l Oh, do forget
me so. F. Hawn, no doubt, carried this
delightful posy away to Columbia for the
unfolding of its beautiful ,corolla, because he
greatly feared some ghostly spirit Of Illinois
or York State would blow upon the precious
blossom and blight it in the bud. A due
consideration of the above questions may
afford a key by which the deep meaning
of the advertisement can be unlocked.
-ia But look littlemore particularly into the
heart and vitals of this dear fellow, as ex-
hibited whilst he was in the employ of the
Leayenworth association. This F. HaWn
contracted to survey and lay out Leaven-
worth City, and commenced the work: but
directed his own, as well as the attention
of hands furnished him by the Association,
to the cutting off oil certain port ions Of the
proposed city site for his own ben6t, thus
setting up claim to some thirty aases@ of
land, which had been ceded to the Aasoei-
alton by Mr.. M. Clark, the original claim
ant, all of which, II. was assured could be
proven by forty witnesses; still Fl. persisted
in his unlawful work until he was discharge
ed. A short time after this, small frame
building was found upon this claim of 80
acres. In few days, the same house was
fouud on the 1eyee in the biSbwav;near. the
Missouri river. No it 50 happened that a
short time Before this house was found,
some building lumber of mine was taken
from the bank of the Missouri river, pear
the city site. without my Laowle
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
IEHVENWORTH H0teEy

= Corsaer OF Mon and Dsllaerraare DEAN SlrsAg
IeaNenNzoz2A.
zAAI ITHEUNDERTGNED beg leave. tot an
.iaG aounce to theirfriend and the travelling
public that they have opened large and COM
naodious Hotel In the town of Leayenworths X.
T., and are prepared to receive guests, either
transient or permanent. ID They pledge them
selves, to use their utmost exertions to please
those who may favor them with CALL. ..ano7s
a.sssI .s-.5.i IL. = iF.7srs G.sH. KELLER ..
= Oct.s13 1885, - s9sttys A. c. KYLE. s.,
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
JOHN A. HALDERMAN, q

ss3s (LArE OF LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, -
A. TTORNEY AT LAW; AND GENERAL
IA Business Agent. Leavenworth, Kansas.
COMMISSIONERS to take Testimony, Afidavits,
Acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, Pow
ers OF Attorney, &c, for ALI the States, duly
appointed by the Governor thereof. - 80
Homes in Kansas secured and safe invest
ments made. 91 ''i .S.9
References-His Excellency L.-W~P Powell,
Gov. of KY, Hon. John C.sBreckenridge and
Col. G. C. Rogers, U. S. Atty, Lexington, Ky. I.
Chancellor Piitle, Louisville, KY, ]. S. Cheno-
weth & Co: Gin, Ohio, E.. M. Ryland s Co.,
st. Louis, Mo. s.si-. s: .-r.l.4 cs--sq
Nov. 8, 1854. 80. - ..r5srs H.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03

LEAvENw oRTH X. t.,
omce on the levee, In .he first tent north Of
the big elm tree. [Sep. 2, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
DIR. Easterly,s Diarrhoea syrup

DIR. Easterly,s DiarrhOea Syrup.
This is pleasant, safe, and efectual remedy for
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Summer Complaint, Collie, Gripping
Pains, Wind in the Stomach and Bowels,
Cramps, Fretting and Crying Of infants, and
for all Irregularities of the Bowels. ~ 81
TT is one of the most efficient, pleasant and safe
u preparations, ever offered to the public for
the removal Of the various arrangements of the
Stomach and Bowels, and the only article wor-
thy.of the least consequence for curing Cholera
Infantum or Summer Complaint, and ali de-
rangements of the bowels from teething.
:. DIR. Easterly's Diarrhoea Syrup is without
exception one of the. most valuable Family
Medicines ever discovered. Hundreds of fami-
lies of the first respectabiltty in ST. Louis have
used it and bear the strongest testimony in its
favor. -sss-sal-J g. I5.c.yf -s.s<. II
Price 25 cents per bottle. z2 .fss-t
For sale by the Druggists in Weston, Mo-, and
also by the principal Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the Western States.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-03
advertisement.

To F. Starr, D. H. Stephens, II. Miles Moore
w. S. Murphy, Geo. w. Hardisty, J. Evans
{, C. w. Gist, L. d; Bird, J. F. Bruner--
THE Officers of the j ieaYenpvnrfh As.
, 1854-02-25

WHAT IS t.CANvAssING "a witness
Irish, of course-before the Clare Election
Committee, having said he had been all
day canvassing," was directed to !" define n
chnvasslng, which he did thus :--".TIeitry
to induce aud force the voters To- vote for
Corney O'Brien, and if they would not, to
give them drink till they couldho vote at
all oYp'h T
, 1854-02-25

Co IN rdE MAFBMaNY Livery school
boy knows a kite would not fly unless il
had string tying it down. 1t is just 50 il
life. The man who is tied down by half-a.
dozen blooming responsibilities, and then
mother, will make stronger and higher
flight than the bachelor who, having moth.
ing to keep him steady, is always founder
ing in the mud. If you want-to ascend in
the world, Tie yourself to somebody.
, 1854-02-25

A QtEEEl IAwg=+There exists in some
parts Of Germany, q law to prevent drink
ing during divine service, Il runs thus
Any person drinking III an an aleliouse flu-
ring Divine service, on Shhdayhofa other
holiday, may legally Idspart1kithOutI pay
ing" 1i aal3m4a 10
, 1854-02-25

TuE .GRAyEYARD.GThe Christian grave
yard is q cradle where, ( id the daietmo-
tions ofahe globe, Jesusorocls nissleeping
ehildrenl9 By andibyelhe viii wake them
from their, slumber, and in the arms Of an
gels they shall be- translated to the Skies.
, 1854-02-25
DurcHf AnEAp--An old, piainvspolggn

DUrcHY AHEAD.--An old, plainvspaken
Dutch farmer, from thevicinity of the Hell
derbnrgh, in pursuit Of dinner, the. other
day, dropped ip at the Excelsior Dining
Saloon, in Nassau Street Taxing a seatai
alongside Of dandy6lissiTno sort aofnafeloo
low-all perfume, ,smoustaGhpis and Shirt-)
collar--Our honest Mynheer ordered qpp his
dinner. rs,.
What viii il be, Sir? asked white dpron.li
Got goot corHedlbecf, bOsE'ii 'sayHo
Dutchy. ~ if5Wdi'iriD sii 40 d,us-.
-r'Yes.f 81 Frri'alr ,it,;,is 81 f,idv1
s90u got somkrout, too, beyY ,, l,.s !;
Vel, gif me some Of ,hOtH!'ieai 70 DO
on starts white apron ora kedrr jlhipd
and presently retufns with the desired faas
der. The soprkrouti was smoking hqt, !, and
sen, forth its peculiar favor, evidently sat
isfactory TO Mynheer's nasal organ, ''snR
rice rcysa to that of otir dandy friend, ,pwho
after the dish had becn9depoaitedoR the ten
bic, and Mynheer was about commencing
an attack on it, exclaimed, -, -
'I-a-say, my friend.a0 you. 90
ing 10 eat that stuff p .floiif19i pdi OF
Mynheer turned slowly around; and box
ing slowly at his interrogator with eEidept
astonishmentr lsays he Eat IL? Yy,epf
wei, " says IS the dandy, % ID would
as lief deyodr aipIate ofaghERo Ritli1iys!,
I'HAh, veil, replied MynheeF pitehingiR-
to the sOurkront with an evident relish,
t dePeqds altageSS FpQg hs'o 81 d ons 1Irsss 'Ss'
, 1854-02-25

QrAifrY OF MIIk.-Dr. Prout has shown
that all our principal ulimentary matters
maybe reduced to three classes 30 the sac
charinej the oleaginous, and albuminOus,
represented by butter, sugar, and white oi
egg. Now, milk consistsof all three-the
cnrd, which is chiefly albumenJ the butter,
chiefly oil and Gp6rtion of sugar. MIR
islthe only substance prepared by nature 50
completely perfect as TO be y compound Of
these three principles, and therefofeits per1
feet as to be a compound of these three
principles, 7aiits therefore oiits perfection,
mixed with brcat; as food for children.
, 1854-02-25
~. 'Sonney,3 Where's yonbfathrDgsT

pro- sRathrr's dead, sir.s odl sa .uois,or
B 5,Haye you anyImotherl', - ), -
,o' Yes I had one, but she's got niiiafried
to Joe Dankin, and doirti be my mother
any more; 'eause she Says 'sheAsg6frsnsugh
to dO'toatend 70 his GWp young 'unsy,o7
Ta9'SmArtiloD here's 2 dime for YOU,
That's Essifi oit's the & ysy gst 5%S liv-
aIfoSw9sa bes';shiRoo odi 70 asuom
pi 'why, W 5ellh' big yausoto green 'urs
like youyCata dime q pop5oodIoddpi,s
, 1854-02-25

10; A Mohawk Dutelinian, tie other duy.
reading an account Of aiqheetihgI came 10
The words, cthe Imeetihgo thenodiaoked. >
He could ndtode6he the meaning Of the
letter. so he, referred toihis dictionary and
felt satisfied, In q few minutes d friend
came IN, When Hohtz sAidg.R ofT ,92a
1Dey nHsht habl ~efrsohot Redasa derc
In New YeTk, ,9gI rettI5 an aeqophtT of
moeans, yereiaA de- peoRlssh ,jJhassRlnR heb Relted
right away. ,f-s.
, 1854-02-25

A GExrLrMAN.L Mr.. Justice TaIfoura,
wrote "Ion," edited the life of witty and
pathetic Charles Lamb, and has done 9TH
er good things, but hardly can have ever
said truer, words than these, with which he
summed up Cease y ,''''' '''' -S" jaal
"GGhtl6nah is term which does not up-
ply to any station, but to the mind and the
feelings of every station The man Of
rank who deports himself with dignity and
candor, the tradesman who discharges the
duties Of life with honor and integrity, are
alike entitled toit; nay, the humblest afti
san, who fulfE the obligations cast upon
him with virtue. and honor, is more entitled
to the name of gentleman than the man
who ran indulge in offensive and ribad
remarks, however high his station"
, 1854-02-25
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For one year, when sent by mail or taken at the
Office $500; for months $500 Single copies - ct
No paper will be discontinued. unless al the option
of the proprietors, until all arTearages are paid
, 1854-02-25

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, 1854-02-25
Cbt l1ipnttr ono Democrat.

PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By BERRY, DOYLE g. CO.,
..T- PRoPRIEToRS.
A. ". BERRY, R. L. DOYLE, }. WILEY.
, 1854-02-25

coercius payment !? is the body liable tC
arrest for debt2 r.-....... ..
A.-The lead, coal, lime and manufactur
ing parts Of the country are healthy, ex
! cept where It is sickly "The pork, grain
and other stock business is pretty extensive
ly carried on in thelmost populous parts Of
the coantry.pa This State does afford am
pie facilities for trade, 10th in large and
small scales, more especially on small
scale and as | said before, We have no
cash in this country, and never pretend to
pay for anything we buy on tick, it being a
violation Of the contract to pay our debts,
besides being inconvcnicnt. The usual cred
it given istwclyc months, then take nnote
due in twelve months more, and in the meaI-
time theadbbtor slopes TO Iowa, Texas, or
Oregon; SO you see that this is a promising
country, and Confidence can safely he
.conGlcL" in the debtor, being confident
that you can never collect what YOU once
trust ont For means Of collecting, and
the Liability of the body, seereyised laws
of 1893, History OF Baron nenck and also
ofJack the Giant Killer. ' u. "' 100 7ii
''i' 'ia.i''' .r''1tRemainder neAa weelSl
a----
EXTREMES MEET@Tle New York Tri-
bune has the following comments on a fact
which was witnessed in the streets of that
city.| .aT aadW 1.4 5t.vsm lftrI ..
1.-Two late residmts of the Celestial En-
.pire, with shaved heads. and long cues,
dressed in uc>r peculiar Chinese costume
were Squatted upon the sidewalk, making
earnest gesticulatlons to the passers by to
induce them to purchase cigars. Buy a
smoke This was the extent of their ac-
complishment in the English language, poor
unfortunate beings, thrown by chance upon
this oyer-crowded city just as winter is set
ting in, with no abilityrto support them
selves, with no words to help them on their
traffic besides these three little ones, 'buy
. smoke how are, they to liver, Theirs is
an extreme case, but It is hard case, and
II IS pity they have none to direct or help
them in an effort of honest. industry to sup
port Fife. While the words "buy smoke"
were still eehoing through our BRAIN cali
ing up train of sad thoughts connected
with these Osientals, we heard another
voice at our elbow, Buy one.h "
We looked around; extremes had met.
Here stood a couple of North American
Aborig.nes, inviting US to buyOa pair of
noceaSas. As charry, of their words as
II they knew more as the Chinese, they
simi.iiy said buy one" and held out their
inGrchondise with a mpte anneal to our
sympathy FOR poor, troddeh down, rum
1eorr., Il al r,ao,SIo ,,tl ., l. . -. - a ~
, 1854-02-25
RATEs or ApvEnTIsINC.

For one square az lines OF less } three insertions IS
For every additional insertion, .......!....-.s N
A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers
The nuuber Of Insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent US they will
be continued till forbidden and charged accordingly.
, 1854-02-25

B5r' Death and the sun have this in COM
mon-iew can gaze on them steadily. u 81
, 1854-02-25

Iisp B6- Aiyag in the tBoyery, placed, on his
door the other day, the following Sign:
Drawing tauglF III IS fih6teSS We
went in ahd fOdhdithe afe'khs acquired by
tugging atlucRheGlbarromnWel lgft, slight
ly impressed that ayoung man, Of about
our sizehad been put up and sold.
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no THE DEBlLlTArED.
Proieanor AIoFaU's
..-.s.,,snttm1 rtitvtr ~ fjorS1n1,


Ara time whom Cholera mepaesa W ION abroad Ant
svsl chip RON Europe arrives laden with dlpease and
oath, iia vi me highest Importance blood alould
bapurlReAand the syslem pptinA condhoneApabeQfiQ-
aISng eonlaaouo Influences 1hls Bre realoptlyeoHd
hes. telosuan hgustlnoeion ihatthe
world has ever 1osn. Tho herb which lorna Ne pHnelpt
lagfediOht CoWed by tho nhobllans Of Arabia, whss
Il 10 ouud sure anlidoo iotho "lerrbll poolloneO"
which oeehhlopalS swsepa ilnt reion aud hqS
seen tdnlniseNa 10 ehplotsie maladea Ii E6bdbhtHd
Pauo with ne most appfalng curative eject lnthe de-
blly which i9lloWo fever lhilO dscrlp oAseS llib
and IN O cases ofRobltneso AMI deprstslon RON whAt
syeUuuSo Stalne aosma 70 create new ana Vigorous
Vitality, rC5lorhs the strength o. lie mseles hlpClS
tbo nerves. clearing the Improving tho appetite dnd
bringing at the inusloua OF tue body nto anorstld
eathy condition IN eaoes where he lew oil reproduce
tloD has not been Untitled IN married l5 both tpxel will
Hndln,bs vlso,atius Rsrir ne blsl pIn Of rernOv
Ing tho Of those repinlng lie regular pa oses-
aonh constant aud plaoid chOefnntS9 tnd ne gently
tilmulang eGeos are syer followed BY deprotpns feae
ton Iaea, whether unrrad or single, viii andtpS
scuy Invaluable al tue phytical dleullies 10 which
their delicate TanliAhon 10 liable.
Tie COriala nut up, highly conc nIriled, In pint bOl-
tlss Prlee hgoedosTs Yer bottle, two for Ave dollars
SIEIOr twelve dollars Q. H. RING, fyeTisi0r,
l09 Broadway New York.
soldby DruSghs Throughout The United statsa Csnadl
and the Wettlndles.
Agenttt-.W nrstRo KILLS & oALDWRLL.
CiNciNVkTl--B n ARAKINsS,
uV'see advertisement. auel4
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REMOVAL.

IllAVE removed my whOesalsatOck OrDRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to lilo new four story brick buldins
No. Az, Mnln Btroot,
west side, between Monroe aud Umlep streets, wnsts
will bs prepared with IN eany aud e&tenslye spring
stock dlreetnumimpOrIsraa and manufacturers, which
would pleased lave my old friends ahd euatoihsIa
to call and examine.
Ieb4 WM. 4. SRLBY.,
GF-J 9. Mtea( viii he found AZ the above establish
mont. whore he awaits liis OLD fTielma.
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a-rsLOK AND ARRLloTED..cl

THg most safe and certain romidy ever known 70 the
worla Ior tho cure Of Oballuae t1ushs eOlds asthma,
bronehldi, blood slllns, liver complaint, wli0OpnB
cough Group, tlokllS rising In file !hoa tsryouS de-
bty ualns IN The side or breast bipken conaututop
homtho abuse Of ealonle nd other cupOS lq DOCTOR
sWAYNRs COMPOUND SYRUP on wild CHER
RYI deUuAumpon, aner II has reached State, anlaS-
sunedt character hitherto eon,ldesd neurtblo, Yields
without stIUsge 10 this great OTElnpl via Cherry pre-
pa,suon Romsmher-lhe great oiidhll wild Cherry
preraraoa, and The only compound prenred By regular
physician, 10 nlanunetured under tile Immediate care Of
M SttAHEB, Rthls Laboratory, No. North Seventh
g. above Nsrkal, Phlladephu,
FOR saie 6y-Ds. JANIS sARRRi KILLS 4 oALD-
wKLLi aud PATrRRSON& Co Wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Plitsbursh. BURDsALL CO., cinclhnatlI
aud BY deacIs generally. tepis
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G0NFowDER- +BEwAREl--0uT readers may have
heard the story Of Tie Yplkee shoemaker, who
purchased OF pedlaT half bushel OF pegs, nll
neatIv BhaTpened al one end, aud warranted to be
Oithe bestmaplg, and who found them gu inspeo.
ton tc be nothing but pine NJtcaIing 10 be
"taken In aud dune for' aileT that fashOn, and
being cOnSlilutiOnally fond Of his Jack knife, and
phaTpeHihg the other end o each peg lesold them
10 the psdlpf on bis next TIP ior- oalsl The ce,
lebliols, WhOge initiative faculties have slwdYS
jerii notorious. have improved their recent Up.
pohunites Of intercourse with the Yankee baIbaF.
ana by leaning lesson OF two out Of their book,
originals. This Is seen IN portion OF tile return
cargo Of the ship Eagle, winch recently arrived
from San flHnUsco. Ia what particular diSguiBt
the component parts were sent out, we cannot
HaTnI but the shape In which the have eOHe back,
shows that tie Cinnamon are quite shIewd Z.
nOugh 10 prosper by the side the cutes Yankee
In the land ofthenndoallOn. We have before us
q specimen Of FiinPolPdeF tea, said 10 DO q laif
sampls Of 60 tons, which arrived from Son FTan.
cisco In the ship Eagle, 10 "OIder" There IL not
The leosl st VI lasie OF Tea about 1t, but In ap.
psousnee II iS tie most complete imitation we ever
saw. ItisptoboblS uade Of thin paper, rolled in
mud but in weight, color peculiar shape Of the
leSf, and everything ellie but tue navOT, IL cannot
be distinguished tom the genuine article. Even
the little bits Of stonkS s.el Ia good samples Of
Punpowdette tea ore inflated TO Tie iie-spr
" from the same material Once mixed with the
genuine tee, the hdulitTalion could hardly be dis
covered; and may be well IoT the dealers In this
vicinity, 10 keep lcOk out as TO the disposal Of
this inv0re. Meanwhile the San Francisco oreT.
atnHs who have thus returned US OalS for our ine
shoe.peg4 can have their diploma Journal gf
Commerce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-28
CnNNlnlloNEArE nI1toE.

NOtle1 Tile pAfifs inleoted In the matters Of the
fOTesO;oe iecTto orc hereby roed that lave appoint
ed Thursday tho 2sb Nay Of September 1864 at my ofee
wbeIo MI proes.d 10 taks e account ST ss
decree. Aud do hereby Tequte tho productiUn before
OF all such plpeto books vouchers And rOdls ~ may
b ptesAafy TO The pi oper taking Of said account.
gibson H. ORASMHR,
Aug29 Master enmmla hluber In ehaneerY.