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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17
Fail Fashion for Hai

Fail Fashion for Hats.
THE subscriber prepared furnish his numer-
OusratIOns and all the rest Of maukinh' will spleM
did hats al the p
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance, brauy OF form Rnis cannot be
snrpas cd, and when shaped the head COniOIna
tive, fill with perfect ease.
4LSO. eCevinga large Of meus youths md
child ems SOFT Hats, comprising black, Mapped, plain,
Non lHt' vention nSIahan, Young America.ec, t0ge.
er with fine assortment Of mems, yUu and child ems
Caps, all OF which offered lowest prices, wholesale
aud retail.
sGpll W w IIMFSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17
Notice

NUJlC6
E undersigned, having bought out the entire stock OF
i { oOds belonging MeSsrs. Wheeler + Lakin, Mcr-
chant 1aIOTs would beg inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that lie intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business i'll the room formerly
occupied by MesSIs. Wheeler & Lakn, and having OBJ
famed the services OF both o the former proPr as, lie
is pref ared 10 make der every article III has e
i'll the latest style and best manner very short utIce
and very h. Having large stock OH hand now
he is determined sell very low 10 reduce his stook aud
make room Spring Goods. Now is a chance
get good clothing cheap lie will warrant every article
to be as recommended or no Sals.
Come Que, come all,
And i've call,
ian19 j. H. STALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

oPlSIONs OF THE PREss.
HCRBELL's MAGlG IMPRESSION PAPER We refer our
readers to tho advert sement in another column. selling
loIth the merits Ot t, is pleasing and ingenious Invention
ie chesp"ess should induce all TO give tiaI-PhG
JeIpha Merchant.
It's unsurpassed FOL ncatness and utility, and should
meet with the sale il richly deserves Tribune
Just what Ihc public has long DESIRED and recommends
ltselI 10 every lover Oi taste aud rCfnemen-JOura
DISSOLUTION.
INHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
GOrdOm Calke & Co, has this day dissolved BY
mutual consent L. S. GORDON,
March lat, 1854. j. b. AMER.
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40 Western and southern nTerchnnII

Pendleton y Brgtner.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ok tho sale Of Leaf Tobacco, Flour, and GOn
I2O,Smith'' Whqrf aud Depot. 800 PyamG
- Bnlt3nOrR.
Hugh Jenkins d Co. !
w Bruno 4 Sons,
Long & Ifyrn, and baltimore
The cashiers OF any OF the
Baltimore banks.
II. Lamb Esq. Cash. n w R'k Va
S; ETady, MO " T;anH ,v,,
Jas X. Baker.
Jas. McCuy, Pittsburgh
Rhodes d Ogibay. BridgcpoIt.O.
Green& Dorsey, POwhatlan =. o.
HeH1s sH D9rSSy G'%G @ils olOut co.
JacobG. Grove, st. .GlaIrBvle, o.
Peter Me2ager, GRlItVOlis, o.
". !. Mccoy q l:To's, Slstorsvie, Va.
Tweed, SilclyG Wright, ~
Joseph C Butler & Co. SCIucinuatI O,
John CIelsh
Geo Green. Jun.,
Gordon d Co.. ,,-.,,,
C. MeMoRn, LOUISVILLE
ianos--Iyd ''' - : ''''O" w. D..
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EAxrsvtLr.E, Ono.

Mr. B. HcMdersmiM:
Dear siI:-I have been afflicted three years with
rheumatism fm my back. and tie months not
able 70 get out my bed without help, snd aSemt
our city insisted m ms irving hottie O ClIsng FIN
I.ulnent and Try hat effect ii v'nud have aud
tie has reeved me nIlch that able get
my bcd without difficulty. 1t has bren es$ins he
just try 1t for yOul aud you Will be we'll pieAscd.
MRS. NJ. COCHRAN
Wholesale and Retail Aecnts
THOMPSON d. PATTERSON.
myT:Iy No III ARin street,
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Spring Stock

Spring Stock.
TIAVE;ust opening vciS large aud well selected stock
enddIors Hard ware md COneh Trimmings
TO whic l invite the attention my customers anu all
PERSONS using goods 0f this kind.
Old Stand, 1863 Main street. -
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Shooters! Shooters!!
LeOnnrd'B Patent Revolving lEnmmC

PIstOl!!!
THIS pistol for simplicity Of construction, facility OF
loading ard Plrg, ropidity of discnarglns, power aud
eorrec:ness convenience carrying, exemption
rom liability 10 accidental discEs ,Glns, claims Suler
Ority over all otIIeB now manufactured
snaIot just received and for sale the cheap Jew
ell store OF c. r BROWN
nlyl n ALI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

CO-PARTNERSHIP,
HE subscribers have This day iMO partnership
tOr the purpose OF saciuE Commission and For.
warding business, under the style Gordon, Matthews
Co., aud solicit continuance OF the business the laIe
firm. l.. s. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
JNO. l.. AGNEW.
March
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

RemOVaI.
AECCLALLENS q KNOX have removed their Vltole
MI sal Stock Of Boots and Shoes to the new four story
NO. 113, IInin Street.,
few buildings North OI the Merchants d Mechanics
bank opposite side OF the and doors SOut
Of VIM. T. Selby's dry good store.
ThamkG for the patronage extended to the
House. tey are confident that with hei increased iaC
ties doinc husness they offer merchants sli
greater inducements for buying than heretofore
dco9 MCCLALI.ENS Il KNOX
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HOUSE Furnishinc Stc
]. W. LEE,
WHOkESlALE. AND RETAIL

BO0K s EI.E.ER
CORNER OF %ATIE AND UNION SIS. wHErLING, VA.
EEPS constantly Oh haul variety oil books. among
IA which may be Ioumd tie Is OF all leading
;ers OF the times, such James, Euwer, sue, Eliza e.
Dupay. teneit, Arthur, lrrard Dumas, aud Lever
NJ; ny Of lis works ale bound, in good style, with backs
He also keeps an Exchange LibTsry FesOns pulolIas
hS books may return them aeT reading them, which
lie VIII tile following prices: t0c books ~ cts; 25c
books 2OCI for 81 hooks so cents mhog:Iy
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0be 1uleelilrg 1l1telliser1trr,

IS PUBLIsHED 81
DAILY, TRI.wREKLY AND WEEKLY, by
&c 90.
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WHEELING.
New Watch and Jewelry Store,
Room, No.4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..

WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would the attention OF the public 10
i his well selected stock o. watches, ciocks jewclry,
silver ware, aud fancy goods, which he IS opening
His stock is composed in part Of gold ami silver watches,
keys, giaTls and Chains. LED ll F r54.
Every description OF soldieweIry; "a,
Gold, silver, silver plated aud common specteeles;
Pure sve table, tea dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spOors and butter knives;
Plated and German silver forks, Spoons, butter knives
etc. etc.
Port nlonlaes, pocket cutlery, sciSsorsj
YERY HISE razOrs, strOps, shaving cream, ETC.;
PeTuneTy, combs, brushes and great variety OF fancy
goods;
Particular attention paid TO repairing Watches clocks
aud jewe;'y =, aud engruvIng handsomely done.
A share OF patti OnaSe is respect tIully solicited.
ap5-dtr - C. p BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-17

RATES OF ADVERTISINGs.
THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers Ul newspapers in
the city OF Wheeling III view of the increased price
peT labor other expenses, rendering their expenses
FAR IeSleT than hereOIore do agree To charge the follow
ne rates for advertising aud in case whatever 10
less than beIOwi ten nes less OF
H ..,reiI coistituli square:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

grounds which encourage us 20 hope that
nv patience, perseverance, nnh sell DENIAL,
we may bring his struggle, k" =" many
tofmer ones. to success iul 's-ue' olr "nr'
my IA rooprd up "'thln ms own dfeafN
d"mn'"nst the patent po'icN "' hn i'n"efi'i
hlorkade NUT wear out his strength Anh
destroy hIs h"ancrs, and tho enormop' n
maments which be forced +" maintain o.
= war footing. must he 'ii'l more lA'"I 10
their own country than To- t''eir .n'mtts
We have "a hfave end '"th'ul Tll' |tfndR
tested 10 nuUu-rlrss dfnGers hhh hlHl'.
whose powerful 20 operation Wll evrr y"
with us w the hour oi need ErefN no ID
that passes over onr heads vii tend tn fran
our military resources. aud mi o' %" ar-
runulHted rust Of loor an' 90 'Ta''H.
p"Nre. The public opinion 81 tnf"P" ~
Ni'h ms, IN !. II Courts and Nover gas 'hrd
Bate IN their resolution, the people whom
'h'y govern DO not P'us.ia NAV eonsh
'utr herself temple for the rer"piin" and
dedication Of the old cloihes Of tn" I'm
prror Of 'nssia; kns'ra may ~ 'he last
moment shrink tom cnmWntiN n' dthR
with those whose councils aud opnons she
hns hitherto shared, Turkey sbhken, par.
slized snd cyhaused. may l"av" tn" task oi
defending her frontiers and sv"rg ne her
wrongs IN foreign hand-. but, With or
without these supports, united trHnc" and
England ERE strong enough IN such quar-
rcl To fight the hni'l" OF civilization, and
restore 10 Eastern Europe freedom ND
independence whlch Ensiern Europe darcs
,not To strike for herself.
The great battle We have 10 tight vs., after
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

fVtrNnt, iei8Y
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer ia Iron,
W Mats Castings,
f,ror,ries ami Niapic mr. hoodS
A large stock of every description Of sup
Plies for
Country .Nctchapis AMI Farmers,
The following j. list of some Of the leading
articles always kept on hand
300 sack Rio, sla,i~la, aud Java coffee
40 hbl- brown suger.
10 hogsheads d"
40 hbls puNeriled md IS tons Tenn Iron q
Loaf Sugar,
TOO ktgs Of nails
90 casks bacon sides;
% kcg. lard
400 IBIS whisky. loo bbl~ brandies--'a-
rious brands GIN etc
~ boxes of brandy cherries
Is boxes lemon ~yrnp;
100 do caret wine;
100 do champagne cider
SO do muscat wine
30 do assorted cotiial-;
so do essence OF peppermint,
80 do stoughiou', blttcfsi
100 do star candies,
100 do tobacco. Of every description
as do bar soap;
10000 -egar-. from Cuba siNes up 10 the hnrs' !
Cedar hncsel-, counter brushes, counter
araas, brooms. bottles, tla-ks, deeanters, cork-
and cork screws,
And complete assortment Of Har Stores,
DC, &c.
Also large supply Of S'aris and Fanny
mr. Goods, Bonnets, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, Saddlery, Sc. &c,
Jefferson, March -, 1884 'o-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

SINGULAR E,o,rA IA lew days since.
Will. NJ. Daniouh, OF Warren, Pa, was
engaged "a her usual uurs, hrav, thunder
storm came W, and ~ the mlds, OF 1t, fury
a lightning stroke dr.ceuded upon her.
burning the hair from The crown OF the head
% The back OF the neck. melling her hair
piu., aud proceeding down her body--lesv.
me it, mark 40 II w.nt--uniil It passed
through tn. floor. Strange to say. the lady
lived and 10 rapidly rscovsrinC
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09
r,lE. TEXAS, KEpt RI.lCA\.
AL, Two Dollars and a Half a Year!
Il. ". IOl' q u a. u :,
EDITOR NNn fHurHthroR.

rxT,,,s Rrrrnttr.s ISSUED weekly nt rW,
,,uut,us ANp \ II ALE per tnunut NJ ptd u
si,anc- Il pa" within - NINTH. Ier"r DOLLAR.
-, d be Four Dolinrs single goHs-. pu- pimf
,l,crti..m@btsR - pefs4uarr of Ten linz NJ lr'
cont. per square fafrVrry ~uh-rq~ui nt-srtoi
liberal discount made fer yearly adNrfiis~meul
announcement pl candidates. Ten Dollar
T.,l,. f.r cent will he charged on advertisement
,ai faid n advance.
Al obituary notices over ono sIusfr VIII Doe charged
a. atIt-ffisruirnt
ay- L-iler- addressed 10 thu oniee musi Doe pr'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09
Jeff rsnn Embellishments,
jos EPfi I. PREM d co,
II AVE received barge and well selcctc
| stock of FANCY Ukl coon


HAVE received barge and well ~elcctc
IL stock of FANCY DRI coon ,
Hardware and Cutlery, which they oi'rr TO
,her friends, cu-tomrr-, and the public gene
-aily ON terms suitable to the en- cncy of
The times
Said stock consists of Ready Made Clio.
hing. oi the latest fashions and of excellent
,tylc and taste, being selected from stock Of
superior French Goods
Also inncy prints OF beautiful Kind ana
.iyle, ard rare specimen OF hdic- bonnet-.
Of the pnett,est and ncaiest, perhaps, ~ this
market Saddles and BRIDES, OF all size, and
varieties and boots and shoes. and fine vrr-
lated hats, aud every other KIND Of hat sold
m tins market. together with oli other ARTICLES
usually kept by merchants. all OF Whch we
oryrR Low. aud would be elai to sell tn good
customers n soon a. possible, ~ Ne rAprc'
.oou to receive large adait.n 'sHm y lo'h
clty. hy when Ne cla from ume To- time, r".
ptnl-h, and thus keep our shelves fol u -uon
ihlug. a, the pcopie want and are eoWp' .I'd
10 have Please cali and examine for yonr
selves. before purchasing cl,cwhcreand obie'
your friends.
JOSEPH T. PRENlIl Il co
Jefferson. MAY 20, l>5i Is.
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SETTLE uP.

4 ID PERSONS lndebted % me, .fom lsl2
u TIL the , e>cnt time, Will please come
forward md p mp, or they will have to settle
with m office, ard those who have settle.
ment~ with me will come forward and pass
receipts | want to settle with everybody to
~traehicn nv business, make AN who owe ne
aay mp, and discharge all my dcht-
A u. BURRESS
Ilnnnrr 8. 1879 22f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

WHOLESALE and retul dealer, in Dr.,
W Good, Boots, Nhocs, Hat. Ctnthine.
Hard and Quceu>ware. Castings, Grncerr-.
Sc Keep constantly an hand large aud
complete assortment of the above cuume fated
articles, together with many Others too uumrr
ou. TO name We -l On Liberal terms to
good and prompt customers. ,omeand see Us
Dalla. Street, Jefferson, fesa..
F.h n 1888. ~ "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

Tur WnrrtNG Posr REvlyrp The
san Antonio Herald Learn. that a German
was puhhry whipped m Scguin, not long
snr", lor stealing pig. ihe German
he'd been conVted helnfe magistrate
We were of tn" opinion that al laws pre-
~crib'ng such u shment had been abnl
i-h,d sud We 81 o think Justice of The
Peace has not Gnal Jui,d'ci'on ia case Of
latcruy.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

WOOD W ARE
WE are Just IN receipt Of ID large loi OF
W wood VAR, consisting Of the following
Articles cedar euurn-, cedar buckets, cedar
mgeiuS, we'll buckets, OAK buckets, braz.
bound buckets, bras, bound p.ecns, do cans,
do keelcr-, wood rays. rocoa d.pVer-, wu"d
bowls pain'ed tubs, cedar tub, Vanished
kceIrr-, painted buckets. wash boards broom-,
hearth bruom-. ahi.k hroom-, wood spoons.
axe handles, willow chairs, for sick children
iINO
Fresh Kentucky mustard lamp wick, grass
fole, all sizes, cotton pillow lines, best article.
AhSD
10 boxes star candles, lort sugar soap, bar
lead vinegar, buck shot, drop shot
$3.50
\ full supply OF Mobile and Dog River 0-.
nahurr- all OF which we offer for sale on ia.
yorahr terms.
G.. G.. GREGG & co.
Isuuar, IN,k
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We are informed that the grsssboppers
are 80 numerous Ia PORTIONS OF Mvdips
couu', ttai the, have siready destroyed al
the etops hat bav. been. planted 10 gardens,
&c We NJ. informed aso that they ar.
very numerous IA several pafts OF the
State ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

h""'N N't Nl'N"' W ~ ''''''' 20
Nn-Nn county "'h'"' rs ~ H'F'i'''r'' ~
'"" "'' S'"' - ~ ''N ''''" ''''' '''''"
Nh" hHo h'r" '"tr" Z "'"n' "'' camp on
Tue p'''''"' "'R"'' "'' ''''''' INV ~ ~
hnr'rs hr nnu"o"o'm "' 100 sooner
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look ''' ""' S'l' ''' '"' 49, az" ~, ''''
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VI & Don ID n SA \ ID T. X :
DRl lists,

MARSHALL TEXAS.
utheir nctr s'and on The corner opposite
T. & Gr.cg 4 Ca, I'sd Of me sqpore
n WOULD respectfully invite the attention
~ Of ,hcr friends and customers, 10 Harm
II son aud tbe adjoining counties 10 their
large and carefully selected stock Of fresh and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

Grr entire stock IS n"w having been select
ed iu the best Northern markets, toy one of the
firm, whHSr experience M bu'lng and selling
drugs $50, think . sufficient rHarcntrr to our Gus
TONERS that wrcan sell thew ~, a~ reasonable
pr|rc. and ou a., accommodating terms as 1855
other similar establishments out establish
mrni ha, the Undivided attention ot both part
ucr-, agd orders or p-r,,rpuons "il be- battle
fu|,, and puuctualy attended to at all lonr',
Marshall. Npril =. l~1I. Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

4 Ill persons Indebted to the firm Of { J.
y HSn-on & Co., IN the sadder shop OF
stable either hg note or account, are requested
To- come forward and pay up, or they VIII find
their claims IN the hand, Of a. officer.
We are compelled to have money and cannot
give further indulgence
March 81. 1881 n3t 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09

DRESS SlLkS.
i)INCK mud white hrorlie Slks;
ID DO silk velvet Ribbons;
Jaceuei + ounclng cmb d lace lldkf-.
Ju.l received hy
'lu 81 90 II, & x. " KEY.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
Raising Of Broom Corn.

Any soil adapted to Indian Corn will
grow broom corn. 1t is generally cultiva
ted with most success on low, rich ~alluvial
lands. The seed is drilled in about 81 feel
apart, as early in the spring as the soil can
be got ready. AS soon as the corn appears
above the ground it is hoed, and afterwards
the plants are thinned out SO as to leave
them 2 orthrce inches apart. The horse
cullivator should be kept constantly going,
and the weeds near the plants be cut up
with the hand hoe. After the last hoeing,
q shovel plough is U through the rows to
earth up lhe plants \ little.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
&aaAap 8eaOmg.
How to he Happy.

viii give you two or three rules which
may help you to become happier than you
you'd be witbOu; knowing them; but as to
being com le;ely happy, that you can never
Be till you get to heaven.
The 6rst IS. "sry to make others happy"
81 never was happy" said a certain king,
s.du I began to take pleasure in the well
fare OF my people, but ever since then, in
the darkest day. I have hal sunshine in my
hegrt."
Ny second rule is, "Be content with lit
tie" There are many good reasons for
this rule. We deserve but little. and "bet-
tsr is little with fear of God than great
treasures and trouble herewith" Two
men were determined To be rich, but they
set about 1t in different ways; Tor the one
stroye to raise his means to bis desires, while
1he other did his best to bring down his
desires TO bis means. The result was the
sns who coveted much was always repining
slile he who desired but li!'le was Away,
Sontented.
nv third rule is, "Look upon the sunny
side Of things"
"Look with hopeful eyas,
Though all thing seem l~oriorn,
The sun that sets td-nigkt will rias
Again to morrow morn"
The skipping lambs, the singing lark, an,
leaping Ash, tell us happiness is not con
fined to one place; God in his goodness
has spread it abroad on the earth, in tn,
sir and in the waters.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
4onlsttt.
To Head Fugitive Bees.

We were recently on the farm Of Geo. W
GoOdhue, Esq, of Whest6eld, N. Y. when
word was brought that two hives of bees
had swarmed and we're flying away. Or
going to the house we found the good 'wo'
man folks playing not q harmonious or me-
lodious tune with tin pans. But the tugI'
tiyes would not listen to the notes OF the
fair eharmeIs. Their queen was Iayishing
them with sweeter strains than the Goodhue
republicans could generate with milk pans
and d UNI sticks; while their efforts to
drown the mnsic ofthe young queen, though
offering fairer prospects of success, were e.
qually abortive. The bees had flown a
considerable distance from the house When
Mr.. Goodhue reached the scene.
Now says he, IN show you how tc
head runway hees.' He procured Il large
looking glass, and running ahead of the
bees, placed the light in such a position al
to throw the rays of the sun just across
their Inc of fight. By moving the glas
rapidly. and throwing the rays of light lik'
flashes OF lightning in all directions excpI
the one in which he wished the bees TO go
he not only stopped their fight, but in les
than three minutes had them safely lodge
in the fork Of a tree. Mr.. Goodhue says h
never had a swarm escape him since he a
dopted this method,-[Raral New Yorker
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
Gross Examination.

"Mr. Witness, you stated that my client
manifested great astonishment when YOU
told him the facts you Just stated. Now
how did he manifest astonishment?"
"He looked astonishment."
"But what were the in dications of aston.
ishment, sir? You seem to be a very smart
witness AMI you ought to be able to tell me
this"
go, I merely judged of his feelings by
his general APPEARANCE"
"That won't answer, sir. If you can't
describe the appearance of nv client when
astonished in order to give the jury an idea
of it, suppose you look astonished once
YOURSELF"
That will do if you will show me some.
thing astonishing"
"Well, now, my sharp fellow, what
would astonish such an astonishing witness
as yourself, hey?"
"Why, lfyou want to paralyze me with
establishment. just show me an honest law.
yerF'
"Th-the wi-witness can take his seat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
I ime will destroy sorrel.

Edmund Rufin gives, in the last number
of the Southern planter, tie experience o.
thirty-four farmers, IN the subject Of lime,
as a remedy against %sorrel. Their expe
rlence is from nine to thirty-six years, and
their unanimous opinion is, that m%arling or
lining, in proper manner and quantity, will
entirely destroy the growth Of sorrel and
prevent its return.
Mr.. r. says that this is the Uniform tes-
timoDy Of all who have tested the mat
ter. We have no donbt Of its efficacy,
.ourself. Wood ashes will answer the same
purpose.