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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-03

W. HNNF - LENLH !,
through die A~o1nties OF Ohio and Brooke, and
70 make some. notes of the corn and wheatpros-
peetx most Of Ghee6rAs had 20 he repanted,
and some as Omen as three times, doubtless ow-
ing 70 the flct that the seed was injured by ex-
posure during the hard winter, unprecedented
bob fOfIengl6 and severity. Most of the corn
6oS stands wen, but is backward, depending
entirely upon the future for results. If the sea-
son shonld prove favorable, and rain be plend-
sfai, We anticipate good corn crops but we fear
the rain may hil, as ii was SO plentiful last sea
son.
We were much surprised to learn that the We
vi Is destroying to an alarming extent the wheat
crop, A gentleman showed US q ten acre field
Of fhe looking wheat, which he informed Us ne
would burn as soon as it became dry enough, as
ii vas not worth cutting owing to the rayages
Of The VsEI This is Gaiy unfortunate andun-
expected, asfhe wheat crop was unusually pro
mixing before and large yields were anticipated.
The oatcrop looks wen, and will doubtless pay
wen. Rye and barley promise well andthe hay
crop will be very fine, the harvest just setting
in. Some of the Beech Bottom farmers arc
cutting their wheat, but little has yet been bar
vested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-03

The AaMr AND NAVY OF ouIo.-The State of
Ohio has an army and navy of her own. Amili-
tary company from Cleveland was on a visit to
Columbus last week, and the State Journal of
the latter city, in giving a most glowing and ex-
~cessiyely 'shighfalutin" account of their receP.
ton, and Entertainment, says they proceeded
in a body to the Governors Office to pay-their
respects to his Exccllency, the Commander in
Chief Of the Army and &asy.of Ohio.
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AzPEnrUNEp BKEIru-wHatlady or gentleman wCuidre-
main under the curse Of disaRreeabls breath when by use
Ing the .BALN Oh THOUSAND FLowERs' as : dentfrice would
NO. only render II sweet hut leave the teeth white as nlabaS-
teri Many persons do not know their breath Is bad, and
the subject iE go delicate, their friends VIII never menlon
It. Pour \ single drop Of the Balm" on your tooth brush
last q year.
"a BEIUuFuL CoNFLExtoS maybe easily acquired By using
the tFBalm of n Thousand PloWefs.n Il will remove tan, pins
pies, and IreckIes from the skin, leaving 1t Of a soft and rose
atehue. Weta towel, pour on two or three drops and wish
tie face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsT-wet your shEving-brush in either
warm or cold water, pour on two or three drops 'Islm OF a
Thousand Flowers rub the beard well and It viii make =
beautiful soft latheF much facilitating the operation ofshav-
ing. Price only City cents.
%. w. p. PRTRIDGE 4 Co,
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale -by T. II. LOGAN & CO je1l-1y
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CUREl!t

TNIIIS young g~enaemaniS now living in our midst-thosc
who know him win bear testimony that his saasrings and
be seen by calling at go Baltimore street-others are in his
possession. Let the s~cepticAl see htin-he viii testify that
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Bishop Meade of Virginia, was in atted-
ance at St. PauPs Church, Lynchburg, on Sun
day last, and administered the rite of confirma-
ton to eight persons. The venerable old man,
says the Yirgimian, though bearing up well un-
der the weight of years and burthcn of labor
depressing him, yet begins TO look as though
his mission Of good and usefulness on earth is
nearly ended, aud the blissful goalo of his labors,
his hopes and his prayers nearly reached May
his last days be his best"
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m LBS. IodIde Potash, A and d;
" g Iodine, Resnbltmed;
10 oEs, ChTy. Nit. Slyer-for sale by
i4 LAUGHLISs 4 BusIIEIELD.
DEAHJ BKRLBT-1Qkegsju just reed and for ale by
i sry9sswTex w a. RBw&HpRsk BRO !
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TOPRINTRkS.

We are prepared TO tarnI.h Printer, with wade's superior
News, Book and job Inks. We have now on hands
News Ink, power press. Light Green.
Rock LAX. Dark Green.
Riue Black. HellOW.
Extra Fine do. Wh6te-
Red Ink. Gold size.
Extra Fine do. V0ruiHh.
Light Blue. &c, exc. &c.
Inks sold byuswauanted to be good; and II found no,
70 be 50, can be returned at our expense.
HR-Terms cash. p5
JULY lI--a rad BEATTY 4 Co.
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\ CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCofs GOLDEN MAP PILLS are lnrnlli-
BILE In removing stoppaycs or irregularities OF the menses-
These pills are nothing new, but have been used by the Doc
tor for many years, both in France and America, with un-
paralleIed success in every case, andhe is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, to make the Pills pub
ric, for the alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, as well as a preventive 10 those ladies whose
health will not permit an increase ot'famiiy. Pregnant f-
males, or those ~supposIng Themselves to be so, are cautioned
against using these Pills, as the proprietor assumes no re-
sponsiblity after the above adnonltton, although their mild
ness would prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price q.
Sold wholesale and retaIIJy .raa7t KID
LAUGtLINs & BUsHFIILD,:
45 GenI Agents for Ohio county,
No IS Monroe st. =
Also for sale by I. II. LOGAN { co.
ITgEa t5.gsT ms Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must he addressed to the above General Agents
they will supply the trade at PrOprietors prices, and send
the Pills confdentially to ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post.oaace.
n. B-Dr. DupOnco's Golden Pills, signature ~. Dupon-
coz on every boxi none other genuine. Por particulars sc:
Circular OF Agents. APPLY
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Mineral Water and Cream syrups, rivaling those of Or.
Jayne aud Bazln on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, may be
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Prom ne llTsrpoql lime. Ct june u.

INnRAh kAN - AHLa ~ ~ >
The earDestness and rapidity with which the
British steam feet on the North American and
West India station is now being fitted out and
reinforced looks asif Lord Palmcrston's Grvern-
ment really contemplated a brush with the
Americans. Even now the wOgkoT preparation
is still going on. Mr. Fillmore, when he was
mere the other day, emphatieally declared that
there would be no war; but he merely spoke
from his own view of the question, and could
not, of course, guagc what would be the pro-
ceedings of our rulers. But the despatch OF
these vessels af destruction, to be followed, it is
said, by a long array of gunboats, has an ugly
appearance; and Lord Palmerston would do
well to pause before he embarks the country in
a conflict from whichit cannot with honor re.
treat Every sensible man regards a war with
the United States as the greatest calamity which
not be supported by the public opinion of the
country if he should push matters to that ex-
tremity.
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from the London Morning Post Of June 1Sth.I
The United States Minister in London has,
we understand, communicated to her Maicstyls
Government the determination Of the Cabinet
at Washington TO hold no further diplomatic in.
-tercourse with Mr.. Champion, and TO withdraw
the eze9tatpr from the three Gonsuls who are all
alleged to have ufdpged the lawsof the union.
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EDALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN HX'
y nrINrNIS

-DALLEG'S MAGICAL PAIN hA-
TRACTOR.
There never has been a discovery made in Materia Aediea
whereby pain can be SO quickly SIlayed, and where parts in
a high state Of Inflammation can be so rapidly reduced 10
their natural state, nor Ehere wounds and sores can be SO
thoroughly aud rapidly healed, and -decaNed parts restored
without either scare defect. than with .DALLEY's MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, Wounds, sprafns and B ulses-easun''is to which
children are eenstanty subject-the action Of the genuine
DLLLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the ssmei How
much pain and suffering may not thus be prevented
Moreover, Life itself Is often dependent upon haEinE at
hand the GENUINE DALEY PAIN EXTRACTOR, and
for tie particulars Of which respectfully refer to my
printed pamphlets, for the truth Of which I hold myself re-
sponsible.
No case Of Burns and scald, no matter how severe, has
ever yet, in any enc Instance, resisted the all-pOwerful pain
%subduIng and healing qualities of the DALLEY's PAIN En-
TRACTOR. sF
No pas Exrn4cros Is GExrrsE unless The box has upon
1T q Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature of C, V.
%cL1CKENER ( co, prOprietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price % cts. per box.
g-Au orders should be addressed to c Y. cltckener &
Co.. 81 Barclay st. New York.
je27:m Wheeling, Va.
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BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
Mso-Blae Lick Water, in bottles and barrels, Just re-
jc11
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DIR. j. Hedges

DR.. j. Hedges
FEWER &c AGUB ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER and Agae, Chin, and Fever, Dumb Ague, or any
form Of Intermittent Fever, whether recent or oflonEstand-
ing, is speedily, safely, and ehectually cured by the use of
DIR. ]. Hedges Annihilator.
This preparation is entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic or Mercury, butts compounded from ex-
tracts purely vegetable. Isis a certain, safe and .effcacious
remedy, and can be taken in all kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prIetor has used the article In his own private practice for
several years, and in no case has It failed to effect a perfect
cure when the directions have been followed. In no posi-
BILE way can 1t iuiure the system, butts adapted To all ages,
sexes, and constitutions. team be given to the infant OF a
month old with as much safety as to the adult, and eanNbe
kept In any climate. It needs no encomiun, no long array
OF testimony, to herald It's efficacy. Its merit lies within tt
seif-and to the invalid 1t will prove of more value than an
octave volume OF certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietorat ~Stanhope, Nh, and
never genuine without his Signature.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by 4. c. GO0Dk Co., Drug
gists, Wheeling, Va, and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughoutth United States.
W. II. DECANIP, General wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7:Gm IS CourtIand ST., New York.
AYERS cATHARTrc PILLS.
pills TIL 9, P~il1s!!
PROF. HAYES. state Chemist Of MASSACHUSETTS, says they
ethe best OF all Pills. and annexed the men who certify
that Doet- Hayes knows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts. !"
EMORY wAsHBURN, Gov. Of Mass.
W. C. PLUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
ONWARD EVERETT, Ev-see. Of statc and Senator Of the
Z. States. n
ROBERT c. WINTHROP. Ey-spsaker House of Reps,
q. S.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plsplpo.en.iary to Great
britain.
tIoHS n, FITZPATRICK, Catholic Dishep of Boston.
laa Men that are IIcn
AmOnEt the diseases ibis Pin has eufod with astonishing "a
pidity, NC may -inentton
Costtveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul Stomach, Nausea,
Indigestt1n, Morbid lnaction Of the Bowels, md pain arising
th~crefrom, FlaiuIency, Loss of Appetite, al uIeerous and
.cutaneous Diseases, which require an evacuant Medicine,
scrofula, or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying The blood
aud stimulstingt the System, euro many complaints which 1t
would not be supposed they could reach, such as Deafness,
Partial blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabiity, De-
-rangemeuts Of the Liver and Kidneys, Govt, and other kim
dred complaints, ariAng from a low state of the body, or ob-
%structtons OF its functions. Thea are the best PurSative me-
dleine ever discovered, and you VIII but need to use them
once to know It. ~
Prepsredby DIR. j. c. AYEn, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts,, and sold by all Druggists and dealersin Med
throughout this section.
A. 9. GOOD & Co, Wheeling,
les ta Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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Two OF 'EN-The following hit takes both
sides, and none of our readers should be offend
cd with, though all may laugh at them;
The N. Y. Express says Of Fremont: 1.-THE
Colonel claias to have been the FIRST man 10
have discovered Salt Lake. We do not like to
discourage him, but he may as well make W
his mind now to another discoYery-the discov-
cry of Salt River"
In a recent Democratic meeting in Faneuil
Hall, Boston, the Hon: B. F. Butler-the dis
~tinguished, sleepy looking gentleman, Wlo fig
ured so prominently in the Cincinnati ConYen-
ton, asked: "AYhy don't these Emigrant Aid
Societies in their horror for the crime of poly
gamy, send old bachelors to Utah?" The Dos
ton journal replies to his query thus: sit is
proposed to send one old Observation-Disclosures
up Salt River next Fall, but Salt Lake will do
just as well. Any way to accommodate"
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q The city Of lawrence, Mass fOundedby
Samuel Lawrence, has the largesta and most com
prehensiye mill in the world. The floor surface
Of the Pacific Mil covers 16 acres-the.. largest
miltin Eneand covers IL 1-2 acres. There are
now in operation 5000 cotton spindles and TO-
eco Worsted spfndles, and these are to be in
creased to $4,000 and 10000 respectively
There are /, 200 looms in operation, to be in
creased to 400. These, with 1000 persons,
produce about 100000 pieces of cloth per an
mum, one-half delanes. The weekly consutnp-
ton Of cotton is 10000 pounds, or 100000
pounds per annum, and 5~oo,OoOpounds of wool
Once q month 1000 people assemble at the cash
iers office, where he pays out TO them $4,000
8Eages
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- FLouxCEs.-Flounces are all the rage this sea-
son among the gentle sex. You can hardly be
a6le to distinguish the eDs6OnpOiHtof one Of your
,ladS friends from the mcagreness of the other.
The wilderness of founces that covers both will
cover a tphysiciRls differences. BilloWs of silk
ron up fromI the feet towards the head, threaten
jngsto ,engnlf the delicate wearer. We see in
the streets, since hoops are still in the fashion,
nothing but huge cones Of dry goods in loeomo-
ton, from the vast circumference of which, at
the bottom, peep out two tiny gaiter boots, and
on the apex Of which at the top, is suspended a
boquet in a small lace basket ehristened a bon
net the interval being crowded with striped
Hounces, ike the huge commissions of an anueon-
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spRoIAh NOTICE. 5.


MA suAs y. Leecsl, Of Dirninshans, says:
rGhAyS Sunlln RKRHlyk's HolLASD BrTESs a remedy
ESr Headache and nsbnts, Ny wife has also used 1t with
tie greatest bsneat.e
Ma. A. s Stc1zoasoS, Of Pittsburgh, also remarks thathe
has Experienced much relief from It's use fcrheadaeh.
Take half tsaSspOOutal three times a day, an hour be-
fore meals. Enthusiastically, and then Of wholesome food
Andyo will find this Is really a remedy fer Sick and Ner-
rnus Headaeh, Weakness Of ans kind, costivenrss, and
Reiuys perfectly slnple in its composition, s. may
he taken Without the least fear by te invalid. Possessing
a ane aromatic flavor, 1t tsvery ssasefal TO the de6ilitated
stomach.
EF-Soldat 81 pet hottie, or six bottles for S, ty the
proprtetors, pESJANIS a IEf. I Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaeeuiists and -he'nists, corner smith
Geld and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
L4UGHLLXS d B~USHFLEEo,
ius Wheeling, Va.
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This declaration, we believe We may state,
Is accompanied by offers ostensibly eonciiatory,
inasmneh asMr. Mr.. Dallas has received authori-
", if we retain him here, to treat with full pow
er concerning the questions at issue in Central
America, and in case Of enlargement with
Lord Clarendon to refer the matters to an arbi-
traitor to be jointy agreed upon
The American Government has thus, in the
rash enforcement Of IFS policy, t~skenthedanger-
Gus step of insulting England, accompanying it
by an offer which is intended to bride us into
quiet acquiescence.
Fhis Is the real purport of this act so eoncil-
iatory in appearance, but in appearance only
Substantially it is of no value. because the AM
eriean GOvernment.must be well aware that 1t
is impossible for the Cabinet of this country to
discuss any matters with Afr. Dallas whilst Mr.
Champion is suspended from his functions in the
United States.
We maintain that neither this country nor hr
CHAMPION, in his capacity of representative of
this country has done anything to justify this
extreme measure; and we cannot, consistently
with what is due either to-the, country or to
Mr.. Champion, consent TO accept 3 specific and
direct insult for the sake Of a pretended equiva-
lent in the shape Of the concession of an arbitra-
ton Of the Central American question, which
stands entirely upon its merits, and totally nm
connected with Mr.. Champion or with any acts
imputed to him..
Under these circumstances there is but one
course which the country can expect from her.
Maiesty's Government The dismissal of Mr..
| CHAMPION must be followed by the dismissal of
Mr.. Dallas.
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~ 80 NO. MULASSEs.
nm BBLs:tn-store and fer saisby-
nys6 NJ REILLY.
30 gss0's Eshnin Acid ''f 'll' S Z. . . o ! CO.
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Hair Dys-Itmakes no difference how gray, or red,
or rusty the hair or whfskers may be, nor how much they
mag have besn injured by bad dyes, BnIcheIOr's HAIR
DYE viii make them a beautiful and lively HACK or brown
without the least injury. And viii never fads OF turn rusty.
WARRANTED. Made and sold, or applied On nine private
York. None genuine except "wn. A. BITcuELOEr is on the
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The senvine is sold in wheellngb by
t. II. LOGAN & Co,
jes7:m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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- OFFICE OF Il WHEELING GAS co.,
Juiy7e. 1850
NOTICE 81 Is hereby given that the Annual Aeetins Of the
held in The Grand Jury Room Of the Court House on Sion-
day, July 14th, ats O'clock, r. d.
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ie2T:m
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Auction Sale of Damaged
n-o

4 GROSS Chemical Yeast Baking Powders;
i 10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda; rl-
/ case Sicily Llquorlec;
y Dbl crude S%aitretre;
10 boXCS.DrIms CASTLE Soap
/ case No Eutmegs; q "a =
/ do do Indigo; t4T
5 boxes Extract LogWood;
% do Fancy Y~ariegsted Soaps
% do German do
, casks Sal Soda
ing ALEX. R Main st.
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

nRRsoSs DESTROYS Of subscribing TO the capital stock OF
The Odd FelloWs' Hall. A SOstatiOnse 0R have hro
tunIty OF doing SO, BY calling At the Office OF the seeretAry'
90 GEO. BAIRD, Jr.,
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IN

T. II. LOGAN { CO.
n Wheeling, Va.
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but he has been made the channel of the inteIli-
gence that Mr.. Champion and the COnsuls have
been dismissed. This, of course, must make
his presence painful to this country. Such might
be called the logical mode of replying TO the
last move Of on the American side. That move
has been made with much art, and the reply
should be made with not less. These are the
two courses open to our Government, and we
presume it to be now anxiously engaged in the
choice between them. n.-r
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I've haze Tecendy had occasion to travel
.,,, 81 o6nties oCOhio and Brooke, and
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-16

q = rs i ssss41 e " -.
MosT TREMENDOUS FEAr.-Miss Kate
Cooke has announced for her forthcoming
benefit at Astley's, that she will take 4
flying leap oUer q lady IN full dress, and
clear the entire body without touching a
single founce. The distance-,neasuTod
from skirt to skirt-is calculated to exceed,
BY two or three yards, that Of the loneest
leap on record. There arc wagers 10 a
considerable amount, both in sporting and
equestrian circles, that the daring Young
lady will not be able to accomplish the
difficult feat. She has been strongly a.
vised by ali her friends to abandon the
foolhardy undertaking, and to jump over
sixteen hoops, Or half = dozen elephaats,
ora Greenwich hotel bill, or any other
bulky ocjcct, instead. -Puuch.
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s5=fs..,ss.s4 Il e. = sst5 49,. ~. Rm0G)U
o. 4 model Of train for the I ii
Of the French has been tried On /
way line between Paris ano -.
consists Of five carriages CONN., !
with each other by gallery. :. - !.
\ drawing room and bed room = ,,.Iefss
complete set Of apartments. ns1 ~ \
carriage for six peop's "a. s,.e -. nj
contains eight beds. a 49, - e,dissg
use Of . bed, will cost double ~
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o. A friend places US under obligations
for Catalogue Of the Students, &C., Of
the Thibodaux College, for the academic
year 1856. The second yearly session
Of this institution will open on Monday,
18th September next.
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o. Tho following singular advertise.
mont has been inserted in the Kolner BY
the old Baron Van Hallberg, known n
the Hermit Of Gauding, who resides at the
Castle Of Hermansdorf, near Landshuf
1.-TWO female readers whom / have late.
u had, have left my service to 20 to town
to pursue their love affairs, not having any
sufficient opportunity in my old castle.
therefore wish to find a, we'll educated
young lady, versed in French and English
languages. Her sole occupation will be
to read aloud, which will contribute to.im-
prove her knowledge Of those languages.
The salary 10 four hundred forms (el75)
. year, and ono hundred forms moro il
she speaks Italian. Besides this she will
enjoy good table, and strong Mocha cot.
fee three times day, but without sugar,
rs that addition spoils the coffee. Married
ladies and Old maids arc not eligible.
Whether she be Jewess OF Christian il per.
fectly Indifferent to mo. i have also to
say that my servants eat At the same table
with myself IS al men have tho same
rights.''s ssssv al assro sass
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AroLoeY.-Our only compassion having
went on visit to Thibodaux on Saturday
last, became ssweather bound, as the
roads were impassable-and we have
therefore been deprived Of his services in
getting out this number of the "Ceres. .
We hope our short comings in conse-
quence will be overlooked.