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Drugs dnb Mfbifines.
WIN. BOGEI,s
Druggist and ApofisetaFy

n EEps constantly on hand a large aid
II we'll selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines ALI his preparations are pre-
pared BIZ Northern manufactures, and put
iip In the very hestnanhel to preserve tlieiI
medicinal virtues. In a eiifnate like this
persons should nat overlook thsimpoftah
considerations t
Hss= Prescriptions filled with care d any
time Of night or day eet1o4y
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flarnIlna Cow Pens
wOOslem Ware

Al XE, Ratchet, Tile. Anger and Chisei
"A Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and sash Tools, for sale by
n,,vs M0NTAN Il HUGUET.
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I)rugs ano alfbifinfs, &f.
TT. VuAIET.

sBs LII VHAAAAt
At his Drug store on Third Street.
rs IN constant receipt Of PURE.
| FRgeT DRUGs, MEDIgIEFSs GffBAff..
Halls. FERFUMERIHSst no. Ifs bssiust receiy.'
edper ship Tempest, rem n. Z. me following
Barrel Refined Alum
do. Copefass
do. Gum
do. Gum f'smpIor. refined
DO. Blearb Of soda; | do Cream Tartar,
do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 0nz. sulph Qtinine;
40 draehfns Salph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Best Bermuda Arr6w Root
American scafiftatofs
Turkey Rbubarb Palv. lpeeac. Nc.
All Of which, he offers Oh the most req
sonable terms. 6ct20
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10 Engineers Il the fire Bepastnsen
DFBA7DN RIO rGE.


AsAGENTs Of The Manufacturers. we
IA ufier at Factory prices IN Ola Hu b
HER BELTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tan'd stitched and eemented
Leather Belting, Il. as# sa5
Description as follows
q ply India Rubber Bslting, ffom 9 70 ie
inches; ply India : 0 to 90
Hydraat Ho,iae. India Rubber to IL
inches. Warranted to stand pressure ei 10
lbs. to sqr. inch; Locomotive Il Fire En-
sine India n. Hose II to 3 warranted 10
stand pressure Of i75 lbs To sqr inch Pure,
plain and Mixed Packing BY the ID. Oak,
Tan'd.. stitked, ard Cshnepted Leather
Betting, from 3 10 90 inches wide.
All orders for the above goods filed at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
iuni7. BARBEsE Il BENJAMIN.
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Something Worth Reading |!

Ell
fV1HE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
4 tention Of pufehasefsto the large ad-
diiions now being made to their stock,
among which may he found
An elegant assortment OF Plated and iapan4
ed Walters, IN sets and single,
Coffee Urus, with and without dfipl ers
Gilt Il Ornamental Hall Lamps q Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit
Gas and CamphiDe,
Gut and Pressed Glass, China Il Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, 0rnamented and Common
Cosl Holds, sr
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
irons; with large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades Tor Lamps;
Glass. Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Corniees; Y
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tete.a.Tete, Sets;
Fancy Cologne aud Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
Fer G fsri 8 { IN n Pros o II Is.
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
- lures. Mahogany Bebsteads, Ward
rob $; Waskstands, Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Mantles and
Looking Glasses.
RvCall and examine, as our stock is
now complete.
dae2nav. u. PIPER a. 70.
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THE. subscriber having been appointed
IAsent for East ano West Baton Rouge
for smith Mcleod & Cos superior and
pure Bi-sulph Of Lime plasters will find
It to their interest to buy here s.
noVs. WM. BocEL, Druggist
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FinIic Teas.

FIne Teas.
nEn POUNDS, quarter, half and
LDU pound packages, choice green and
blnke Teas. Just received from N. Y. and
IN ala ID 4aA JOSHUA BEAL.
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louis GRANDPRE. Autioneer.-=-
IL once, at the Mayors Once, Baton Rouge.
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ron gHILDREN

ron gFgILDREN ss8s
A SUPPLY OF WORM lOzENGERsi
IA Parents should use these in preference
to any other Drug. ~
Devices Carminative Balsafn, al ways
made fresh, when wanted.
Bogel's Citrate Of Iron Syrup. ali excel.
lent and harmless Tonic. for children
Also. Laetate Of Iron and Manganese
pastilles. 8ke
All the above preparations cen be safely
administered to children.
You should give them trial. For sale at
iunes. BOGEL's Drug store.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

JAMES M. ELAN Mas. b. ELAN,
u J.M.AJ. b. Elan. Attorneys and uounsellors
Al Law. baton Rouge, aug2fv.
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A M)NTAN II BRO, gfoeers, cor.
fAs Church and Ttifti streets, Baton RbHss.
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r EECHEs. 200 best Hungarian Leeeh-
IL es, just received and for sale w
feb 90. j. L. WALLET, Apothecary..
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the above, ~ be furnished with pampheta free
postage, 6s sending with Addressto DE- J. AInGS.
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TIE EST II laJYs
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TEEEGRlAPH
ECAnIFoRN1A NIsNs. :
ARRIVAL oFTnE sTBAlIRR PRoSIErHE1Is

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Steamship Pro-
metheus has arrived with San Francisco dates
to the 2Ist Of Jan. She left San Juan on the 18th
lust, on which day the Northern Light sailed
for New York, with $50, Go0in gold
The California papers furnish no news of
striking importance; but the agricultural ac-
counts are better and the yield of the mines en-
couarging.
The jury in the Cara case has disagreed, and
new trial was expected 10 lake place shortly.
The Legislature is still in trouble in regard to
the election of U. S. Senator. Several prom :
ncnt candidates haze Withdrawn for the purpose
of harnonizing the American party.
The Bark Isabella iIync was wrecked on the
coast on the Stllult The vessel and her cargo
are a total loss. The Captain and mate persisted
with the wreck
More fighting la take. place with the Indi-
ans at Walia-wala, and the U. S. troops engage |
lost % men killed and wounded
Affairs in Nicaragua were quiet hut the rela-
tons of the Government with Mr. Wheeler, the
L. S. Minister, have been suspended in conSe-
qucnce Of the refusal to receive Mr.. French, by
our Govt. r'el
The markets ct San francisco present no i'm
portant change,
Arrived at San Francisco ships Black W ar
rior and Jno. Stuart. from New York; and the
ships Samuel Appleton aud Defender, from
Boston,
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gtlg.sI- HILL or pRIt,E.S "a D. lsr t.5 -
Fora single YIsit1hc--Inrd!vint - cents. esga
For two or more viAits Il day, 5gc--ardiclne 9Sc
Advice at Office aud 'edicinr, from % 6gp AID upputd
ftltaf,1 ar,s.. ~, -. H = II
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VIRGINIA. 0YsTERs,-rhe recent cold spell
says the Richmond Dispatch, has been bless
ing to oysters. 1t has given that much perse-
cuted biyalye a temporary season of repose ard
security The immense drains that are made
upon the oyster beds of Virginia, to supply all
parts of the Union, threatened to exhaust even
the vast supply in our waters The cold and ice
have come to their aid; and if the Legislature
will now step in and adopt some more stringent
laws for the protection of oysters against ma
RAIDERS from other States, they will complete a
good work. We are informed that the pres
ent laws are not sufficient for that purpose,
and it becomes necessary to devise additional
safeguards.
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= = > - = I
PHHIA! MARKET

PHILA. MARKET.
FEB. l2..-Flour continues inactive, and to eff
feet sales holders submitted to further conces-
sion Of 123 per Dbl, there is, however, very lit
tic export demandand only 800 bbIs disposed of
at $50. Rye flour nominally held at $40. Corn
meal $3.50 But little wheat offering, there is
rather more inquiry asssome of the City Mills
have again resumed operations, small sales of
fair and good Penn'a red at ,70aI so and white
have been made at ITO. Corn dull, sales new
yellow in store at 81. Small sales of Cuba sugar
have been made at 81 on time Coffee firm, up
ward tendency in prices. Demand for whisky
limited, and prices lower, sales Of bbls at STA
81 and hhds 30
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OLE BULf. Il PITTSBURGH.

PrrTs., Feb 19.-G Great enthusiasm was exhit-
tied at Ole Bulls concert in this city last night.
The house was filled to overfiOwing, and several
hundred persons were obliged to go away, not
being able to obtain seats Almost every piece
was rapturousiy encorel Another concert is to
be given tomorrow night, when the troupe leave
for Cincinnati. A serenade Was given to Ole
Bull last nightatter the concert
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ARREST ~ MR RrST

WAsHEyGroy, Feb 12.-Fraucis s. Treadwell,
Of New. York, yesterday caused the arrest cf
Albert Rust, member of the House. on the
charge Of twice ASSEMBLING, aIs, Greeley, in Jan.
sYer the charge.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING SOCTI-The s.10A NJ Train will connect Mt San
uSky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroeye with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of C. T oad at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Newark with the East AMI West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The $50 r. NJ. Train will sanusEy with steam
Bay City FROM Detro at MonrUevle with western Train
c. & I. T. r.; Shelby JuncUn J2l T. NJ with the Mail
Train c. C. c. H. {. for Columbus & CINCINNATI Mans
field Junction at 5'55 NJ. with Past train O. L. t. Il.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio X. Il.
GOING NoRTII.-The 9'96 Train will make close
nection Newark with Mail Train from eair c. o. K.
r. at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; ut
Shelby Junction at IL Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and at MOnroevie with
Mail Train C. K. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2'l0 Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction 5'2l
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; NInnroeve with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago and Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
]. r. ROBINSON, Sup't
Sandusky. Aug. 4, 1858. srt15-tf
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ST0CK MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. Il. 1,lr stock market yes
tcrday was very active, and business was larger
than ever known since the Stock Board was cs-
tabiishcd Great excitement existed during the
session, and the adjournment d:ti not take place
until ten and a quarter. Tic sales include 1900
shares Of stock, and 10000 in bonds 'Fhe 'pri-
vate transacliens were also large The anxiety
to purchase was great and every offer to seIlwas
Immediately accepted. At the Second Board
there was little reaction, but toward the close
buyers again appeared aud the market closedve-
ry firm.
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BALTIM0RE NARKEl,

FgB 12.-Elonr, sales of 100 bis. Howard St
at IS, market continues dull. Sales of white
and yellow corn at 62atJ, prime yellow brought
67a6S by weight
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GRISTADOKI55S HAIR DYE
---------c,nlLI Z 40 Z LvlLLlLLA A-I,L


CONTRAST the tints briEht in the hair by CrisadO
u matches revi;aznE Hair Dye and those produ-
ced by application Of the burRng aaids ordinarily sold as
Hair Dyes you that the color Is natural
unnatural in the other, and the simple reason that
Crsadoros the oSLr preparation which by its exact che
nCa combination operates natural and innutabc prn-
cplcs Made, sold and applied On ten private roos) at
Crsadoro's, Aston House, broadway y. y. Also for
sale W the Principal Druggists and Pe'unes throughout
the country.
New York Agents w H. CORY 4 co.
EcGlydaw WARD, CLOSE a co.
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{, NOVEL MONOPOLY company Of cxtortior-
ers, having persons hired to aid them in exact
ing tolls, have nonop0hzed tho privilege ofcros-
sing the Mississippi on the ice, at st Louis, No.
Every vehicle is compelled to pay toll, and the
company, it is said, have already made seve-
raj thousand dollars, aud are still clearing atttie
rate of $500 per day.
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AMERICAN TRACT SocTy.-Quite W AIM con-
troversy has been raging of late in the politico-
religious world concerning the attitude of the
American Tract Society towards that ever
troublesome affair, the slavery question, until
at length the breach is becoming 50 apparent
that suggestions are started in religious socitcs
as to whether their customary contributions
shall be continued or not
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rYnlrInSInN

2PRox1nEScr, Feb. l2.--An eggine belonging.
Ito the, Hartford and Prcvidence railroad, 7ex7,
lploded this morning IN the locomotive house,
killing Jno Vaughn, engineer and nearly de-
m6lishing the building.
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O. WARKw

FEB. 11.-Cotton has advanced under the c.
feet fthe foreign news, sales of q, 900 bales at
9s for middling. Flour is stringent; and other
articles unchanged. IofaG5@ inta.'}
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10 FR6T I5Sy3T57 I6KR z 8

81. LorIs, Feb; l2.-SSalt Lake mails arrived
at Independence on Saturday No news of inn
poatancc The party report snow to the depth
oftrom thrctito tfftscafe The Santa Fcand Sat
Lake outwaTd-b bound mails were Obliged to re-
turn, on account Of their Inability to proceed
There was great amount of suffering in the
Territo,j-
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET
Fer. 12th-Stocks dull Cleveland & Toledo
7s4. Galcna * Chicago 10. Michigan South
crn 1908. Michigan Central 94i. Illinois Cen
trail %. Cumberland Coal Co. 25s. Reading
IS 81. Erie 81 -. Chicago and Rock Island
Do Va. is SIS So.
Cotton market active, sales 65OO bales Or
leaps middling 10 LII; Upland do 1Oc; Upland
fair 10 al. Prices advanced I-8al-4.
Coffee is quiet, sales of 400 bags Rio at 1854
cts. Sugar quiet, sales 500 hdsN o. at 81.
Molasses active, sales eff 900 bis ut doc Bacon
steady. Iron firm, sales 50 tons Scotch pig at
"a. Ta!low declined, sales Of 10, 600 lbs at lie.
Gunny cloth improving, with Sales 300 baleSat
at II 81.
Flour firm, sales of S, 900 bbls. Wheat is i'm
proving, sales $4,000 bushels, Corn is quiet.
BeefIanguid, sales of 400 bb!s Lard is. dull,
sales $50 bbls. Whisky firmcr, sales of lao bis
Pork declined, sales 400 bis.
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When sidewalks are hut icy slopes,
HeInmr,l in with snowy drifts,
] note the man who, at his door,
No hand to shovel lifts.
And others there Obliged to pass,
At risk OF body even,
VIII think that man may not fall here,
And yet fall short of heaven.
There's no; Il blessing he receives,
THE left " but come from DER:
Thus sins with snow accumulate,
And lie ut that mans door.
! trust the kOrOloge Of grace
- Will scarcely mark eleven,
Ere he repents-his side walks here
Are walks aside from heaven!
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VALENTINES forget that if you want
Valentines that will be sure to accomplish the
object for which they are sent, you must go to
Gupid's head quar,crs-No Washington Hall
The stock of Valentines is large, the prettiest,
and cheapest ever brought to this city.
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THERE vas no train from the East yesterday.
Mail matter rerg scarce.
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WE have no further filth in the fndicationsof
a thaw, We wrote on Monday night with as
strong evidence as Il weather glagcr could wish
before us, that there was every indication of a
break up" But the clements changed their
notion during the night, and yesterday morning
was again as cold as Greenland, with, of course,
more snow
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Ito n g. FIT CH,S
OUTLINES
Ia OF
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.


ILLUSTRATED By SIN MAPS AND NUMEROUS ENdRA.
WINGS TX
TINS work nov ready Is believed 10 he die r Stten,t
ever made In this country 10 enbOdy, in separate
Treatise tie more prominent facts Of Physical Geography
manner ntegble 10 tile great body Of pupils attending
ing list Of Subjects
THE LANDIts extent and distribution; COutiuents Is
Anas Volcanic islands Coral islands; Mountains Mountain
Of the Eastern and Western Continents. finland
Plains tabllNuds; LoWland Pas Glaciers SNOW noun
vips, 9Rtna; Earthquakes
THE WATER.-Chenical composition of Water Mineral
Springs; Cataraet Dellas Oceanic aud continental Rivers
nehof the Eastern COntinrn Lakes DIstron Of iFesh
water LakOf talt Rater Lakes; Physical difference Of
ls Ocean, s temper tnre color and depth Deep
sea soundings Waves, tides currents; Gulf Stream.
THE ATMOSPHERE Composition u The Ar-Its proper
teti Winds variable Winds Permanent winds, trade Winds
periodical winds mOnsoOnS hurricanes; Moisture. Clouds
mAtSy ISOtheFnlal lnes.g s-afs3 ~ -. =.
ORGANIC EAisTENcE Plants; Divisions Of the Yerefa
Their Distribution OF Animal Geological Re
si0ns; Man, races Of men fts si wv
The Appendix contains several to the cf
promotions Of counTies the exports Of cOuntris trade
routes metallic predictions &c. Also tables Of the Mum
Thr Maps which Illustrate the Book have been construct.
g t the greatest possible lIHd they iIi
eVedt be found sufficient give tie Learner accurate
ea q the principal Gestures andieadins physical rhenome-
The eve Principals q the wheeling Pubc Schools have
anE9uneed to the issoneTs-sHe cheeffnly recon.
mend ts adoption as text book
FOR SAFE also Cotton EitPhs Modern School GeSs
JOHN H. THOMPSON.
01 Lbs Superior Inso, for sale p quantities sui,
inss =. H. LOGAN kco.F
40 boz. Pain Killer, sale b.
~ ll22 7. !. LOGAN co:
1S0 LBS. SIENNA Leaves, fOE sale BY llIl--.i
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RELIGIOUS RIGHTS OF THE HEBREwS.-Gen.
Cass, in presenting petition to the United
States Scnateyson Tuesday, made the following
just and liberal remarks:
Mr.. President, have been requested by our
Hebrew citizens of this District to present
IL petition asking for an act of incorporation to
enable them to erect place of worship, and to
manage the temperatures connected with it.
understand thatthe existing law in the District
makes provision for those purposes only in re-
latiou to the Christian denominations. Such
distinction is an act of gross injustice, and, if
continued after attention is directed to it. it
would be a disgrace to our Jurisprudence. 1t
would i'll become us to cast reprOach by any act
of ours upon the faith of the patriarch and
prOphetso of ISreal, to whose keeping for more
than two thousand years were committed the
oracleS OF the true and wing Col Considered
in historical aspect only, the rise and progress
and fall of the Jewish race constitute the most
interesting and remarkable, aud, may add, ro-
mantle episode in the whole annals of mankind
The ihcarnate Savior himself, in his human ca
pacity, was a Jew, and HeCame, as Iedeclared
not to destroy the tirStdIspensatiou-th oflaw
but to fulfil it BY the second diSpensatiOn-
that of mercy. His revclationis freely offered
to all the world, whether dew or G. sntile; and it
condemns every kind of persecution and intol-
GRANGE, whether civil or ecclesiastical trust
that that fell spirit leading to eternal conflicts
between the power to endure will never take
possession Of the American heart, nor write its
cruel and unchristian DEGREES in the volumes of
American legislation. move the reference of
this petition to the committee on the District of
Columbia.
The motion was agreed to.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
FEB. 12-Flour g. rs. Provisions very quiet,
Mess Pork SaIable' atsl4 Whisky q! a24.-
Groceries firm. Weather clear and cool.
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Change of Schedule.
S5ssTSssSyfT "a a. Eszss5s5sE
Wlnter Arrnnsement.

grtsT :. TRANSPORTATION OFF1cK b. & o. R;R. ! q
Ntsa Welding Station, Dec 9Th, tSSI. 4
on AMI after Tuesday the Passenger Trains
express mail will leave this station daily r. NJ. and
IU:.D T. VI. IEst EE
The Express Train leaves at4 p NJ. and will only stop
the following stations: BenwOOd, AIOnndsvle Cameron,
Farmon Fetcrman, Newburg, ROwlesburg Piedmont, Cum
heran Sir Johns Rum Martinshurg Irper's Ferry, Mon
ocacy, Sykesvne anil W Washington Junction. rs5e
The Ma Train daily, except Saturdays, at 1U0 p.
NJ, and VIII stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be run daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling ~ NJ,
and arriving ut Cumberland p NJ Leaving Cumberlal.
at5:l5 ~. NJ. and arriving in Wheeling at 4, P. n.
BY order Of J. II. DONE, Supt
DEF j. Il. FORD, Agent.
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''WE understand thatall the whisky in Spring
field is frozen, and the bar keepers are selling it
in chunks "-Louisrizle Times.
In Bricks, we suppose, which get into peo-
pies hats
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CoAl-The late ''cold snap ran up the price
of coal elsewhere, as will as in Steubenville.-
At Wheeling, the coal dealers, during the late
cents a busheI The practice now-a-days is for
every man to take advantage of anothcr's ne
ccssities When the weather is excessively cold
and people must have coal, or freeze, then is the
time for extortioners to fleece them. And they
will pretty much all tloit, (save a few honorable
exceptions -professing sinner or protesting
christian. When it comes to dollars, they are
6tteh pot and 6iack kettle Wetlo wonder how
some people sleep of nights, anyhow. !-Stcab.
HcrUid
3sleep,-s sir? WHY they sleep as Richard once
did on his 'ainty couch, dreaming that the
devil or some othcf terrible thing, is after them
with sharp stick