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ISIS P %fseRnsr isfs :esS. La 3
-. sssss Geo. ,. Moore. and
@ Ws
every Monday wsdnes9ay and Eridsys aud Tie DiSr
Hxsr fVssSS IN $e
land cars aid At Pittsburgh In tine Tor s
TassGSy nj
cry MSd1y 81 and vi. Ffiasy
For freight or passage W
nI-Throug tickets for Cleveland Toledo Monroe Dc
stS;; MlwSule chieafe Buffalo and Du"kirk at the
y-g.5 4l= For GAINESVILLE: - ~ =. Il.
AZ Essss%sss :ss%si 1t1
SeIso SeGy9 M place every "" Taeaaay at o.
l For freight or passage apply on hoard oK e
: ~ -.gT5 For Zanesvi1le 80 &C. 8 49,, p,
s$sS$sS ;'ss%is
For 5EH Gs Gffsfss a.r assh
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam II!
xA RssSy Ire Pse!or ala, an s, P%
The ZEN most ,,a. ea r. 2I9 egs,iy5
Sia sss now Ss known 70 g ne s CIV
Az<sGs SSiuzed world.
ptsd 5 stses o. Snah sSs &;
10 establish S IN ali ar ts
Of tho count Univ 4 as The RE gTeft ana ppnpnv
x
in the worst cases of Pulmonary disease best GU
rave Of all the slight forms Of colds. Cough and imam
mat can possibly be used; for whoopng cough II
q 20 SPLITTING OF BLOOD. 80 -5 .,.. .,,
sam e hsss Sy OF
ard restores those vital organs lungs, 10 sound and
$50 REMEMBER THIS o.i atc.. a.5
Splitting of blood always arises from tenleEcy to Tu.
bercuous disease; and cheated the outset, will
ii &c. tss pAINaI NJ q.
This Eistrcssi,g .ymntnm or consnS,ni,on r..s ,n,
Iua nnon az ~ m 90 o. co. ARISES nom
etter ease IL e o me III
The this symptom should be removed at once
and nothing posi- bly, effect that object so speeIIy Nd
- E'''1N LIVER COMPLAINT. z5as
aso % s Ps Ysys mere
tines s ssssS g. &
by its USE 90 ,...I g IN 3li 19E''f It4ai fIl .
Tn. i, WiNTER COUCH S5.,;..
OLD PEOPLE and inxaIds In - io,v sise nr issI,Iis
most happily aecte,l by lie Bss IL reno vas III 1oi
orgas and imnsTts nev fe TO- thu Ho
s;slen.
III Bronshits bh y
with all other symStoms caused br an AZ
lection Of the af tubes leading rom lie throat ID
and Specifically By use OF ths ad
l'0s 'ps EIjIses Gsmssy ON rpE 111NGs,,
lie pos {o y me S9ly Ies%y Which has
IneTebte ssths Is cI .e
the most S W. tS
that sc il fts direct ami eent n;
SO rs Tue meriean agent his power to cure
viii s 9L 2, tns ne sGay aeeSfes It
trial In The worst or cases. &n'
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Cordial d p,ts In PINT
tiotIes. esAfttfsyE bisf1d9fs5 II III UJ5.I
h 90 Fer bother two sixdorS $40. s15s
a,JL II s2s1E.sH. RINGgpfopr ietoT, VIg IL -
6rH-si ~ aS " 3 1872 broadway, New. York.
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The St. Louis EDtaiag Nr,Os. OF the 26th. says
1.-THE ice, has been thawing rapidly; the atnos-
phere damp; the weather cloudy: The water is
using sln,rlr,, - :t.s.-s !. = = ---..-.t
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~ nom YouIs respectfully. .. CURTAIN hay

More than Gold 10 S.ek-Flom one OF the most
spectacle Druggists in South Carolina. ~ q.
IL .rf9l5-,al.} CHARLESTON, s. G.. Sept. 81, 1853 i
MesSrs. Mortimer. & 1Ioe61 Gy:-The your nj
toms Vegetable Tnctue cIeasng day. and
~ bottle sold recommends this bic medicine
afflicted Several orCur lante have tried IL III e
Eases with and getting itby uIl
dozens II las been found TO be tile greatest remedy
rheumatic affections anu wonderful has been
formed on a negro boy suffering Fits. will furnish
you witlIa number OF certificates ynuyish them @
Please send ne soon as possible supny Or Tpcure.
% e am. gentlemen. yOurs$ys W.,(S.TROrTE =
Hundreds III this cLY will bear tIEessame testimony
Delicate females and children will find this great Ieme-
dy. Also, cures of couPs dyspepsia, Scroula DC.
- = q .ANRTIMERlt MOWRRAY. ~ N
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,1pg .l-. 90 Ls.l lth. December e2d, 1858. 80 49, 4
NozcE-The parties interested II The matters Of the
ed Tuesday tho 9TH day OF February, 1854, at my Office
In the city Of Wheeiing ase time and place when and
whersl will proceed to take he account directed by the
said decree And do require the production, before
OF al such papers, books vouchers and proofs as may be
NECESSARY to the ~ opcr taking OF said -
IA, u I5sulissT.f GIBSON T. CRAN6fEs, E .,is 4
dee2S 80 .ar. Master cotnmiS sioneE in u
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LEs a,CAUTF0NHEXTRA 5ezfs ll7e1
Also Note will Ire propretDis
written Igna!9Ts, sssEy genuine bottle Morses
To counterfeit Which is F6feery y
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The harsh dry, hacking winter cough, which afiicts
Old and insalids In low slate Of health, is
most happily affected by tile lsan reno all
bid and other foul matters improves tkc digestive
organs and imparts new life to tho wan aud enaeiuted
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Return NJ. Hill and others

p VIRG INIAAohio circuit court, November ., 1856
Henry SLarr and John Eiughs
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s.aEoa4s stIf 4 n "a ~ u Z 4fsa
llssf taiiis4'ts sliecsso Es!4
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PARrRlDcEs AND sQuAlLs--A choice lot just re.
eeived at MoRAxDrs. ~ TEL >g,a. IlalS 80
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A. ocA THE New and SPLENDID steamer H Ellen
eMAR, Cox M MS,Hs leaves for zames
E5SsEEEESA NJ Forlfreight or passage. apply :.
mover |lEE#ltth .aIuI III jHAMILTON, Agent. y
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OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION. a

usr reoeived-26 doz baltimore fine BIooms a supe.
Tor article dozen Office stoois 10 barrels superior
broJmssi d0z boxes oil Taeks tLi ~ ia ~
.dec6 ~ "A. LRlDGE Main
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A LII parsons indebted to hereby notified that
IN their accounts will be deliver ed to on before
thr commencement uf tile New Year hose having &C.
counts against will please present them settlement
hG2a 2, t.tt.- 20 lili.L lHElSkRl.l ~ G q 81
.)0Il BAGs PrIe kio Cottee just recd safe
1OO del4 p u ~ Lii. NJ. REibLFAa
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Sold by Druggists the United States, Cana

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g Cal atyelii4 = sislf
PffTSBuRC h tot hers; ; no y ~
clNCINNA'TILB.H Il, Meaklrss, ss9ala ~ IS fsg
COMPREHENSIVE tffegIysSs 6stgs y ga ltt
tABEfIM0Rls Iisnte.. ssep16 tdtttNat
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F9lsli BEtWlSE 4TO-DAH.3,tl, =
Delay In any case OF Constructive tendency, semna
Eeaiy Death, under all ordinary treatment The Hunga.
tiaa baisam lisa great AHTlDOTE well cURA-
u you have any sympo above describes, be
a. w: DYoTT & SONS. ise North Second 81. rhisael.
phia sole Uaited States and
can all must be address.
led: Also1orsale by druggists geneyays lyssSif RI
l9iAlss-for sale b.. u sA.RAHSEST0CK4dk.Co Co. ~
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a Boy, about II years of age, can I,b,ain . sim
lion by applying at this Office irnrhediately. -l
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q 81 s7;Ss ,a35iitil ~ ~ .atsisi.si
ksse.La 81. 5000.
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.-gs - GREAT Involvement ~ -
UST received by Adams & Co.'s EXPRESS Line large
u quantity OF Plaid del anes OF beautiful Styles which
Will be sold for the nomina: price OF loo PER yil.
Also. lot OF black and second mourning ShGws the
first quality, ut very low prices.
| nS-No 81 Main st Centre Wheeling. y -.l 49,
lani u 49, McNAlR 4, AERNEV
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THE INTELLIGENCER
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ?. IS:

-. PR1NT1NGs INIs a. lfIl7I MI -
News, HOOK Card AMI oIored Printing Inks fr stA
i this Office All"rders from broad promptly filled so
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY.

Holiday Presents
MT No. Washington Hall, Monroe street.
TAVlNGrjust returned from the caste cities.
IL offer for sale fine and complete assortment OF
Watches. Jewelry, Silver ware and Fancy Goods.
Persons desiring to purchase reinvited and
anime my Goods which determined to sell cheap
the chedPest.S .-f.-aftf .s.f.. l=.I4 ~ 49,!
Quality of all goods prove good as
presented, g,.... &C., C, p BROWN,
"cl9 ELe-Z - .L.ltz5,T l.,s Monroe ST.
IN BBLS. Spts. TLrpentine, for sale low -
~ dec5 tE'l[s a. ~ LANES BAKER
h.i--- MORE GAPS. VA --9sEE -FF ..
uST opened, small lot OF superior Silk Plush Caps
u which will sch at reducedpiices.l . a s
Ian9 - LLLL v IELErOA = JEwIRHoDES. agent.
T,, CARPENTERS WANTED
10 OR 10 Journeymen Carpenters will find emp oyment
els = : 80 W. X. MccoMAs. Wheeling
vlRGINtA:-oh ohio circuit court. November gt, 1885
H., John Aiken, 81 . IT, ~
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al II NJ o G. & SO N - =, A 70
Attorneys atlaw. GLAND Agents,
io.s Marshall G. H. Va, Noun dspiie, p.
WILL practice In Ohio shall and Wetzel counties
wv PARTICULAR attention will he given collections and
anoI-f ydN
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sE, ,-I MACKEREL I7'!"5E ID 20 "J- .
iCS dci4 ". KEIILY
- ASHTON'S LIVERPOOL FINE SALT IN.
01 SACKS just received and for sale by
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Cure Of Coughs, H1tigo, OF tee yer
cradle Dr. Nuians Ut the city Baltimore, we'll
Known and whose testimony adds much the triumph
HanIntOn's VEGETABLE Tincture: LII 49,. II u.
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The Journal Of Monday has the following:
FRoM WHEELING-FoR WnEELIxo.-The SPLEEN
Did steamer Baltimore, of the. Union Line, arrived
from Wheeling yesterday, full of merchandise
from the East for the merchants oil our metropolis.
Her freight list numbered over two Thousand pack
eges- Among the passengers Were large num-
Der of Atlantic me-: chants, aud Mr.. Fotsyth OF
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

A SINGULAR AFFA1R-The Albany Jour-
nal gives the particulars of singular affair
which occurred in Scoharie county A few
months since family in that county hired
at DIN intelligence office in Albany female
'jhelp,' who proved so smart and capable as
to give the most entire satisfaction. She was
at work early and late, descended the cellar
stairs at single bound, jumped over tables
with the dishes on, and gave other evidence
of uncommon sprigh:liness and agility. She
also contracted marriage with one " Pat
rick" Meantime one or two of the servant
girls left their situations without assigning
any reasons. Finally girl, upon leaving
informed the family that the Albany help"
was stealing every thing that she could lay
her hands on. Upon searching her trunks
this was found to be the case and she was
arrested, tried before the Scoharie courts,
and sentenced to three mounths in Albany
penitentiary. Arrived at the Jail there was
a most curious denouement: the stout and
hearty female bel p" turned out to be a full
grown and athletic young man. During the
whole time that he had been doing house
work in Scoharie county he had kept up the
illusion in regard to his sex, deceving the
family, constables, lawyers, Judge jury, and
jailors by semidaily application of the
razor to his face
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND P1LLs.-The

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND P1LLs.-The
most eficacious Remedies in the Union, for
the Cure of Erysipelas. Emma Henderson,
of Fourth-street Philadelphia, was very Sc
we're sufferer for two years with Erysirelas,
she became almost blind, and deaf with the
severity of the disease, so bad was the at
tack; she consulted several of the Doctors in
her neighborhood, but they did her no good.
She finally determined to have recourse to
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and by the
joint use Of these two remedies, she was
cured in six weeks, after every other treat
ment had failed.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

SUBMERGED PADDLES, Oh New METHOD OF
PRopELLING VEssELs.-The following has been
communicated to the Boston Journal by Polish
Engineer, who has invented the method in ques-
ton:
There are at present two methods Of pro-
polling vessels in water, viz: the wheel paddles
and the screw. However, in the natural move
ment Of living aquatic animals we see a third
kind OF propulsion, which by alternate and con-
tinual contraction and extension Of limbs con-
stltutes system Of propelling which may be
called submerged paddles Based on this
ground form, under water on each side Of the
vessel, two series Of paddles, affixed by two
shafts to the axle, which is placed and turns in
the same manner as in tho present wheel paddles.
Az the outside extremities Of the axle is affixed
strong perpendicular lever, turning with the
axle and connected with the shafts Of the pad
dies. The other cords Of the shafts are at
tached one to the ships side forward, the other
% the ships side backward, In such way that
.ncy perform continual oscilatory movement.
nov, BY rotation Of the axle one of the extre-
mites Of the lever goes forward while the other
backward. II follows, then, that BY spontaneous
action, these paddles going forward must be
contracted, while those going backward must
p % extended, and BY their resistance IN Water
increase The power Of propulsion. =
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

A RICH ScENE.-The following rich scene
recently occurred in one of our courts of
justice between the Judge ard Dutch
witness all the way from Rotterdam:
Judge-What's your native language?
Witness-I pc no naviye; Is a Dootchman.
Judge-Whats your mothers tongue?
Wltness-O, fader say she pc all tongue.
Judge-Qn an irritable oneeWhat Ian
guage did you speak at the cradle?
Witness-I It'd not speak no language in
de cradle at all; / only cried in Dooch.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

When devout mussulman found himself
in the midst Of terrible tempest at sea, he
recollected that he had violated Mohamme-
dan law by induIging in swine's flesh on a
particular occasion. Having made due
confession, and prayed for cessation Of the
storm in vain, be pettishly exclaimed, Hwhas
fuss about a little porkw
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

ARKANSAS lNsEcTs.-A citizen Of Arkan-
sas, while on board of steamer on the Miss
issippi, was asked by gentleman, whether
the raising of stock in Arkansas was atten-
ded by much difficulty or expense"
ooh, yes, stranger; they suffer much
from insects.n
.Inseets! What kind Of insects, prayp'
Why, bears, catmounts, wolves, and SIGH
like insects"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

HEBREW MovEMENr.-On Sunday last the
Israelites, of this city, held a meeting, Henry
Mack, Esq, in the chair. The subject is de-
clared in the preamble to the resolutions, which
declares that "the spirit Of the age, the in
terest of Judaism, and the sentiment Of the
generality of the Jewish community Of this city,
and of the whole Union, require that seat Of
learning be established, in order to promulgate
science, enlightenment, and true religion amongst
our fellow citizens y
One hundred and thirty men formed them
selves, on the spot, into society called the
Zion Collegiate Association" the objects Of
which are to cultivate the Jewish Theology, and
have literary essays, lectures, etc. DR.. Wise
was appointed Chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee, and F. Milius, Esq, Treasurer.
ECinctsaass Columbian, 18th
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Ayers CHERRY PEcToRAL.- Amongst
the many nostrums that are daily heralded
forth to the public as panaceas for nearly all
the ills which affliot humanity, there are, no
doubt, many entirely worthless, and others
that possess all the merit which is claimed
for them. Among this latter class stands
foremost the invaluable family medicine
the name of which heads this paragraph
This is no idle puff. We speak knowingly,
having tested its efficacy on several occa-
sions within the last year, in our family. AT
this season, when colds and influenza are so
prevalent, we confidently recommend the
free use Of this preparation. 1t will be found
equally efficaciuus in diseases of the throat,
and all pulmonary Affections
Tar0iniG Recorder Buchanan Tn
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par q The mos. confirmed cases Of the most

par "The most confirmed cases Of the most
distressing diseases, oftimes arises from indiges
ton. All of us, more Or less, are troubled with
this annoying symptom, still - it is 4 general
thing, we do not attempt to medicate until some-
thing serious interviews. We would as public
neglect, and at the same time recommend to
their notice Df. Hoofand's German Bitters, the
original preparation o. prepared BY Dr.. G. NJ.
jackson, No f2D Arch street, Philadelphia.
We have seen cures effected through its in
fuence. Seotfs RseEly.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

AN ExAmpLE.-A Cincinnati paper states.
that three years ago, poor orphan girl
applied and was admitted to set type for
that paper. She worked two years, during
which time she earned, besides her board,
about 5000; and availing herself of the facil-
tiles which the printing office afforded,
acquired good education. She is now an
associate editress of a popular paper, and is
engaged to be married TO one Of the smart
est lawyers in Ohio. Such girl is bound
to shine and eclipse tens of thousands who
are educated in the lap of luxury, and taught
all the mplishments" of the boarding
school. Such a wife will be jewel to her
husband, and an ornament to society, and
an honor to her sex and her country.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

Mas. PARr1NGroN OuTDoNE.-Every body
has hard ofthe gentleman who described
his country seat as having lemonade !"
in front, porto-ricon to each wing, a
pizarron in the rear, with an "anecdote :"
by which the water was conveyed into
resurrection in the "erie." If we had
ever heard of that gentleman's having taken
up his residence south Of Mason and Dixon's
line, we have no doubt he was identical
with the one who, as Louisiana cores
pondent narrates, thus announced some
contemplated architectural Improvements
~ contend, said he, among other pusil-
luminous things, 10 put disclosure around
that field, plant harbor in the middle, and
cut revenue up to the door. And then,
when have built perdition to my house,
] shall be able to receive my friends in
hostile manner.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF CHoAERA IN SICILY
The Philadelphia Inquirer, of the 18th, has
translated the following letter from the Italian
journal, Opinione, published at Genoa:
MEsslNA, Sept. 2.-Ths city has been afllict-
ed in the most awful manner; 506S persons died
from the 28d to 2eth of August On the 18th,
there was complete slaughter; the general
terror increased the number Of victims. OF the
5000 persons composing the garrison, 200operish-
ed, and almost all the police. 1t is impossible
to describe the desolate appearance of the city.
Entire families have been destroyed. Of the
family of Mr.. Ruggler, Sandman Consul, COM
posed of twelve persons, not one survives. The
shops are all closed, and their occupants have
either fled or shut themselves up.
There were not vehicles enough to carry the
dead to the cemeteries, and the police were
obliged to seek ox-wagons in the country. In q
few days $4,000 persons have died. The sick
were left without food medical aid, or the solace
of clerical attendance in their dying moments.
The physicians, as well as the druggists and
priests all shamefully took to flight. Large
numbers Of galley prisoners, condemned to chains
for life, for capital crimes, were pardoned, on
condition of bnrying the dead. Such, o spec
tacle has not been seen in any italian city since
the plaques of the Middle Ages"
From subsequent letter OF September 10,
we see that the Government had sent a steam
boat with physicians, druggists and priests,
provisions, etc, and that the disease had begun
to decline
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

TRANs-A ATLANTIC TELEGRApH-The New York
Post states that the progress of transatlantic
telegraph there has been interrupted by the dis
covery that it was impossible to construct q
battery that would serve line of more than
five or six hundred miles in length. The Post
is not advised of what the precise difficulty was,
but it was of an insurmountable character, and
hence the negotiations entered into by Mr.
Shatfner, the agent of the Company, with the
respective governments for right to lay wires
from the coast of Norway, by way of the Farce
Islands and Iceland to the coast of Labrador,
by which they escape the necessity Of using any
cable of more than five hundred miles uninter-
rupted length. This will greatly increase the
aggregate length of the cable and the cost Of
constructing it, but the company will not be dis
couraged by that circumstance from prosecuting
an enterprise, the Importance of which, in it's
consequences, cannot be exaggerated
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-04

To CHECK DIARRuEA-The following simple
method of checking diarrhea, after it has proved
obstinate, is recommended by writer in the
Morning Chronicle, who has often seen its efficacy
tested:
The readiest means of relief in cases of diar
rhea, known to me by experience, is that of
toasting we'll two pieces of crumb of stale bread
very brown, without burning, the size of two
fingers, and breaking the toast very small into
wine glass, pour thereon sufficient brandy to
saturate the toast in the glass, MASKING it up
with the liquid, making it like pudding in sub
stance, and eating it eisurely by means of the
teaspoon. Should the first attemptnot succeed,
repeat the same after an hour but usually (if
timely applied) relief from pain and abatement
of the diarrhea is the result Of the first adoption
of this simple remedy obtainable at every
public house, and probably at any chemists
shop.
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A HumBuGGEp SNoB.-That sapient Paris

"A HuMBUGGED SNoB.-Ihat saplent Par1s
correspondent of the New York Times,
"Dick Tinto," swallowed the Sebastcpol
hoax hook, line and sinker. Hear him:
"There is, beyond doubt, the deepest
satisfaction at the capture, but must say
there is no enthusiasm The reason is
eyident-the fortress seems to have surren-
dered ignominiousIy without dignity to
itself and without glory to the conquerors.
sebastopol will become a slang term for a
sell or swindle. Try to hoax man, and
he will reply, Sebastopo! Offer thing for
more than it is worth, and you will be en-
deavoring TO do the Sebastopol Sebastopol
is an ass; there isn't any such thing as
Sebastopol. heard man say, too, this
morning, that Nicholas was humbug
Sebastopol and the Sea Serpent are the two
grand impostures of the age. Nicholas is
no better than old Pickwick. He has been
mistaken for some body else. He has
reigned more than twenty-five years. and
every body knows that's against the law.
He is the Barnum of all the Russias. He is
not real Barnnm he is Bogus Barnum;
old woman, and Gortschakof an old fool.
Siistria was nothing but mud bank, and it
held out for two months. Sebastopol, famous
as Shakespeare, is vapid as Shocks. The
word coward will evidently fall into disuse.
There is an excellent term, in four syllables,
that will take its place, and if pronounced
Sewastopol, as the natives pronounce it,
why SO much the better. | shall speak
seriously of this affair in my next. For the
present, let US change the subject"