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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30

Hos. EywARD EvEeerr.-Thc health Of Mr..
Everett is such that he has requested the city
governmental of Roxhury Mass to release him from
his engagement TO delivered his address on the
Life and Character of Washington" on the +th
of JuIy. lie is about to visit Newport, to try
the effect of a change of air.
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ADVERTISING or WEsT.-A man in Wisconsin
recently Advertising his farm for sale, winds up
as foiIows:-"Thc surrounding country is the
most beautiful the God of nature ever made
The scenery is celestial, devine: also two wagons
to sell and a yoke Of steers"
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CanT1ON

Dr. Morse's 1nvisoratiag Cordial has been counterre'ted
by some uuprincipIed persons.
In lutlre all :lc genuine Cordial viii have the prupr!ctnEs
facsimile pasted over the cork OF each bottle, and the fol,
lowing words blown in the glass:
"Dr MoEse's Invieorating Cordial "
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, :. Y"
sI'-Ths Cordial Is put up, hishtv sonesutrstsi, in pint
bottles. Price 81 per lcttlc, two for So, six for 3l2.
.SDii Lyc at Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
For sale by x BUSlIFIELp,
Wholesale Druggists.
je22Gd3m No. % Monroe 81.
Il, N -
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NOTICE S.

Hair DS6,-Iemases no difference how graSSor rcd
or rusty The hale or WhisIcrs may he, nor hoW much they
may have bsen injured hy bad dSSs, EsntchelOE'sIIAlR
sDYENM make tdsm a i%Saptt6l and lively black or brown
without hrISsstiniury Aud viii never fade or turn rusty,
EwARRANTEn. Made and sold, or applied On nine private
Tooms1a at ~RATc1ELoR's Wig Factory, SSS Broadway, New
YORK. None scaabue except "wS, a. pNrclESloR'i Is on the
latSl.
The renvinc is ssiaI IN whscllnSbv
7. IL, Lo0AS + CO.,
trsS.m Bridge Corner Druggists
|DALLEN'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR.
Tlcrc never has been a discovery 'naie In MAterta Msd'eA
rherSby pain can be so quickly slilyed, and where parish
a hiSh state OF Inflammation can he 50 rapidly reduced TO
their natural state, nor NherS wounds and sores can he so
thoroughly and rapidly healst. and deeayed parts restored
without either scar or defect, than vita DALlEI'S MAGI-
CAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, Mounds, Sprsias and 'uiscs-easuslttes to which
Children are constantly subjeet-the action Of the genuine
lnALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, Is ever the same! How
much pain and suffering may not thus be Preventcdt-
Moreover, Life ftselfs often dependent upon having at
hand the GENUINE DALEY PAIN EXTRACTOR, aud
for the particulars OF which 1 respectfully refer to my
Printed pamphlets, for the truth of which hold myself re-
sncnsible.
I No case OF Burns and Ssald, no matter how severe, has
ever yet. in any one instance, resisted the aItpowerfal pain
~subduing and healing qualities of the DALLEYis PAIN En-
4TRASroR.
aS No PAIx EXTRACTOR Is GExUTSs unless the box has upon
Pllte Engraved Label with the signature OfC. V.
.feEsEENER & CO., PrOprietOFs, and HENRY DALEY,
tarer, Price . cts. per box
orders shopll he addressed TO C. V: cllcLencr &
Co.,eesarclay st. New York.
t. LOGAN 1 Co.
-.. t..I:. ",
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS,

ONE
VIII be given to any artist in Virginia WHO will exhibit
twelve pIctares, viz: six Ant5retypesa and six DnguerroApes
of sgIsai merit to tEelve which Mr. Adams will select from
his collection. Eehas opened a new Gallery over Porb's Jew
elry store, IS: Main St, wiul i ssylisht arranged on the mos.
approved principles, which cannot be cqualled unless SINH
larry s!.u1ted fronting on ,he river. Wit, rooms easy Of ac-
cos, large and well arranged, with every convenience for
making first class pictures of every style and size. He is
happy to announce that he VII be assistsdby NJ. JANrs caDY
the artist who made the pictares that were awarded the high
est premium, God NsdaR. AZ the last fair Of the An'erieuH
AaAtinto II Castle Garden, New Yort, alss the oR&y preD'iaA'
a,-aja"I for Daguerreo,g pes at The Worlds Fair at P"ris.
Mr.. A.. ha. received Jve aae10A and eight diplomas for the
best Dasusrreotypes exhibited at different fairs In the United
States, which fully attest to thrEt superiority and having been
houored with alErge proportions Of the business in Wheeling
the past year he expects with increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge the number Of his patrons, more especial
Il 81 hcreIfes on tn i%atri.tic merits of his proigetions rath.
er than a display OF furni,are. Ao,5rotypcs either on single
or 6ou1fe gftSs. DAguerrotypes plain or colored equal to
painting on Ivory. Photographs from the lowest prices up to
fty dollars. Oar iizht being male Of French Plate Glass
and being unobs,ruetedb by other buildings, pictures can he
u.ade from Saarbe to sDa~et. Pictures Of children taken IN
Simultaneously from 9 i. NJ. to3P.M. Yttthc i~ightisso soft
and mild tlrat persons with weak eyes can sit by 1t with per-
fet ease. Cloudy days as good as any by this light. Cali
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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M4uPToy$' "TGGGtEZaBLE DycTUREI!
4 MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES or

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1850.
Tails IS to certify. that nbGent nine !sars since | vas at
clan, who ortlereditt5be nonitieed, as it was very much
to the height Of my knee. 1 suffered very severely with pain
ulcers. to the number Of twenty-five formed between ankle
ont % which came particles Of bone TO .the number Of %,
and one Of'To of TRIHs T G5u 81 Ia:'I 1 iG"s'
l was then taken to Hartford county Of this State; the rhysI-
ciau there told tnv mother and friends he conid heal the III
Gers, hut 1 c0uII not live afterwards. tbs physician work
ed with me fer seveu weeks, using the knife frequently, tax
giving me any re!irf-some OF the applications weres o very
severe that whs1 applied the agony was SO 50 srsat my fri. nts
na:h mnliss a hoasy-eo'm5, The numerous ulcers running
would scratch my fingers a white ps would issue therefrom
~ "'' BALTIMORE sly uoMEl
then returned to baltimore, iny old home, expecting
h the advice ofmy friend, l used various remedies, some
Of which gave me only transient relief. IcontHluei 10 grow
worse; u swelling came on my irt liz, AMI after sewers pain
nn ulcer !orneai, from which cain. q piece OF hone. AHGth-
and wished at the SANG tiut to cut OF my RICH; leg Us the
only means % saving my life. After this, yt another form
Other pats II my Io,jy, wiicIr in na,nbcr and sI1. a,tonisf-
ed those who saw them. was reduced to d mere skeleton,
L . "s-" . a. DEATH ABEErEFt
l felt death would have been a re!isitom me ihGdtrted ply;
WHO had been cured BY CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
ADVISED T'i me to Try It. At IRIS time Thad been %afiisted fuIi
aye years: l commenced taking 'tHrn"ptoa's ~IegetlI!s
HOPE CoMEs!l
the FIRST bOtle Of which inspired mt with hope, and BY the
time 1 had taken Eve bottles felt 50 much improved that l
had tie confidence to believe that it Would cure me. 1 con-
tEuuCd fts use-stl improving. Nv ulcers healed, and new
strength came TO my weak ard shattered system, and With
cut further detail, 1 am itappE TO say my leg IS also healed,
ard i general renovation OF my health has taken place, and
now consider myself cured b. this wonderful medicine
alone 1 have given bwt q faint ilcH of my sulcrings, blt
ms friends Wita MAY read this will bear testimony TO all that
1 have sail IL favor 81
KI0pton's ~tegst1Iis T~Tnct4rs,"
and l will say to all who are afflicted rs l have been, to use
1t with tae utmost confidence.
EDWIN NJ. s~pRANKLIN,
40. % Register street,
lnnra nnnlh n ptntl 81 -
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SEASONABLE.

Mineral Water ani Cream srrups, rivaling those of Or.
Jayne and Bizin on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, mag be
found at the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
Also-BIae Lick Water, In bottles and barrels, just re
ceived. jelt
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PEN FOR SALE.
DEW No So, III the second Pfesi5 tciiai. Jherrl q. m.
1 ed for sale. l. viii be sold for tht hcr,Gt u; H. -
PfesbLtrTian Church. Enquire Of S-'n
myITiG TIInS. q. CULuErTsov
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE!!

THIS young gentleman Is now living in our mids:-those
i who know him win bear testimony tim; his suTertngs and
care axe no exaggeratiOn. Some OF the pieces OF bone may
te seen by calling at pa baltimore street-otleES are in lis
possession. Let the scep;ical see hin-he viii testify that
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SPRINGS.
MUSIC STORE

=
yUsT OPENING, Ia magnificent Rosewood Pianos, Of diff
y ferent patterns, from c TO I oetaves, and latest style Q
finish, from, the celebrated factory orJames W. Vose and
fore at the greatest bargains to purchasers, and warrantes
AS good as any in the world.
ALSo-,he largest stock Of SUPERIOR and thorough mad,
MEL0DEONS,
Of the renowned Carhart Patent, West Of the mountains
shall e]nieayor stRl to merit it by Keeping none but the hes
i"s'r }ns5' t.; ;s g1 y, I, G as iSTa G pGi; year from 'ns al; p,o,.
and cverY article iesit!mateiy belonging to The Music bust
8-piease cali and examine before purchasing else
~ Pianos aud M]clOdsons to let. C
100 Q ii5s saIFI. QaI'iavi 6F saizT Z coon 70
10 oUNcEs saIpa- Morphine, reed ana fs sa ~ 3 Z %
- boz: Balm of Thousand FIoEefs, Tor sale BY
L. jsSj y. c. GOOD & co.
20 LBS n%ydsioiate Potash, in store and for sale very Tow
Je2s a. c. GOOD { co.
~ OUNCES Tannia Acid, Tor sale BY ..1an
~ ls=9 y =. Good < 90.
90 Lbs, Gum Opium Cae@ crop, just received and for sal,
je2S a. {. COOP ( co.
goo LBS. Refined camphos, for sale by
LIS. GyeIaHa, iaSsoFe and Tor salshs
. 1e.3 q. {. COOP { co.
% OUNCES pure NitFats Silver, foT.al ~
4 rs : !. G. coon & CO..
1OOW 4.De- fnaIS Sspne, III stoEs Hhi ior SAFE ny sr
1 ig2s &C Goo3 { co.
100 GALLONS pure Sweet on, just received andfOr sale
j ,2s'S &C. o o I co.
$50 Lbs. ]spOnses, assorted qualities, in store and 70
Is, .sis0y A. G. COOP { co.
1900 Lbs. Ext LoswoOd for sale low by
. CASKS niue vitrioi on hand AMI for saleh r
I.8S. pure on Lennon, yec'd and FOR saleby
i lGSD 800. Err-LH. Az NObD * W.
MASONIC REGNLTA.
Deceived This day; by Aaams Express, a, hne assert.
js214 IT. SCOTT Ii Main street.
MORE GOODS BY EXPRESS.
ZEPHYR Hoop Skirt, a very desirable article;
Straw Geiorel TarIatan, for nIEEoEx.-
ReceiYedthIs day by TTJ-Ff
ieso HEisNELL ( sw~Y&RrSGEN,
DRESS GOODS
beautiful French Lawns, Mt very reduced prices;
ID IL ps. GinGham, in extra qualities.
Received this day nv
je2e MEIsIEIL & s~wEARINGEN.
WHITE GOODS BY EXPRESS.
INDIA MUsL1Ns' Sainae9k e ar 5ee9nst Muslins;
Plain French AIuslIns, for evening dresses;
Jaconet. AID Swiss Elglnss,
Just received by
is2o HgIsKELL1 s~wEAR1SGEN.
CURLAN MUSLINS.
m PIECES CuFian MnslIns,
js2o nEisKELI : s%wEAR1NaEN.
m DBLS. Alcohol, for sale by -
~ ap16 sasz .A5 al TIL. LoGAS& Co.,
90 LBS. Tart. Acid, for sale Nv
4 apo h4uGHLINs & REsHF1EER
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For Sale.
VERY desirable building lots ia C-,;f- wirg!u=. Urea
y Sensible terms.
Gc29 ANri;Ew WHITE.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY


Yir-tnfns r.oa-e Ne. S-Msts every THURSDAY
evening at the Hsn. corner % Marsst and Monroe streets
VIZ. ZrE.S y. G.; x N GrrsSserstary.
anE Lodge No. E8,-SIeSts as Asovs every
Monday evening. z BsaTTE, N.Gs Efrts, sesre'
tarr.
VIVA. Ten Lodge Ne. 33.SNsess as above eve
~ wednesday evening. II. BrsarSsrScS, y O. r W
Hsls-, Sssretary.
whce,ias Lodge We So-sItess every Monday
evening a. he IrSl, corner Nassst and Quincy streets, n
n. HrrtET, y G.; IN. u Bsr2saA SssretsTy,
I PansIn Lodge No SS.-Msess as above every
Friday evening. G..K. GAGIwslsurI y. CT +, r. Eaa
esfr5, Secretary.
Abrams EneamP4ent M. fs-Nees at the
nan. corner HSrke. and Monroe streets, the 6~f and tAf'f
ruesisy evenings Of each month. wv. DLtScHaRb, c. p;
s ". PsaTsoa, SCRIBE.
WIN. Tell EncnmPmeat No. 51.-aeets as
above the ssessd and }esrt$ Tuesaay evenings o. each
month. JaHx @. TTorra4N, q P; VA. Fefsoanesr'
Scribe.
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For SaJa
Land for Sal

FOR sale.
CTOcK In the Fire and Marine Insurance c. o., rf..,.
- Paid per cent for SIX mouths JAS. Isl. E.igirr a, III:
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~Hempfeld Railroad

ss.ssssa 9sazsS.s@99
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Lots numbered , on Zane street, and 9. and IS or t.
street, in Zlne's Island addition. We -
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TTiD subscriber has one gnpt Buggy ard set OF Harness,
L which he wishes to sell. SIX months credit will be Civ
On, the purchaser giving las note with approved security.
For Information, inquire OF the subscriber, or ut William
Stnrnm's & Mile House.
je2iias J. II, BURNS.
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And hence the urgency. 1t will also require
a~tIcast five hundred thousand dollars %0,O1ol
to finish the road bed, lay She rails, &c, &c,
without any rolling power. You will perceive,
therefore, that it win require a million instead
Of five hvndred thousand dollars, 20 put this
read in running condition, thereby swelling the
cost of it to six millions OF dollars, as follows
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16
Taking the Assessment.

When the immortal Col. -- was AZ
SCISSOR Of a neighboring Parish, he. was wont
to have a high old time. One dsy. as ne was
assessing the yaIaabIes of the occupants Of a
log cabin. situated in the Pine woods, be. in
his usual urbane manner, popped the ques-
tions'' to the old roman, while the old man
had gone out to procure some com cob oil"
wherewith to regale his guest. E
How many horses, cattle, sheep, chickens
&c, have You got, Fly dear madam, and how
much are they worth 81
"Well, thar's three old HOSES, but they
| amt wuth a cent-three cows, but they've
bin lost this spring two years-nary she ep,
,cept my old man, and he amt wuth a cuss ,
but he alters votes the Dinmycrack ticket,
and buys his whisksy by the Jug when ne
can git it a heap cheaper by the bari. The
chickens was all stole the other night, an /
hope to massv they'll pizen the scamp that
hooked 'em
Very satisfactory estimate Of your vaiua-
bles, particularly about the old man-but
here's something worth assessing tpointlng
TO a dirty little urchin absnt five years old
that was c~linging to the old wonan's gown
how much do you value that little niger
at"
Little niger! sakes alive you internal
old rascal, DO you dare to call my child a mig
ger! CIar out o'here, or III knock the day
lights cut o'you in a minult: Oh my! 10
think l should live to be forty odd. next class
meeting and to hear my own child called a
niger by such leller as you -
By this tine the old woman had worked
herself mp 20 a pitch Of ungovernabIe fury.
and raising her voice to a shriII yell she call
ed out to the. old man, to come quick and
'chaw the Col. up,' and we are compelled
by an inward regard for veraclty, 70 record
that the Coils. old bay made six miles Of bad
road in better time than Lcconpte ever did
in his palmiest DAYS. 4 deputy was sent 10
attend 10 the unfinished business in that set
clement. and the Coils. remembrance OF that
DAYS work. has "hoisted1 him into the other
extreme, for The last api biggest fight he was
in. was occasioned by his entering upon ms
record when taking the last census-six little
rnulattoes as he children of one of his con-
stitueHts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16

PREVENTATIVE AGArNsT YELLow FEvEg.
"A f~acetIous young friend tells us that du-
ring the last surnn1er a planter in this vicin-
ity wing occasion to send his Wagon into
town with cotton Afraid lest the teamsters
should contract this terrible malady he made
them before leaving home, cork up their ears
and ]nosirils with cotton, and seal mp their
mouths with far. How The. negroes could
breathe under this prescription, deponent
saith not. Our author happened to see the
negroes, and noticing their unusual appearance
inquired Of them What was the matter?"
when opening his month with rnueh. aaEoIrt
replied that "Massa told me to do dat wayto
keepde waller fever off,
Some Yankee.getter mp Of patent medicine
and renledieT might turn this practical hint.
to profitable aeesgunt.-Chn.er. La Prftiot.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16
e. Mr. TooMB's recent address in Bo

u Mr. ToomB's recent address in Bos-
ton was a very excellent one, as we Judge
from a pretty full report OF it in one of the
Boston papers. The following episode we
extract from it:
Z slave escaping into Massachusetts mnst
De delivered up. The Constitution follows
the fugitive into every state or territory. seiz-
es and carries him back to has master. His
SEES. "Gentleren, you may hiss your Com
stitution, it is SO nominated in the bond. and
so long as there is faith in loyalty. and it
stands there, it viii be protected BY this
great country It does more, my country
men. | did not put it there. I am giving
you the history of the action Of your fathers.
| am giving you the constitutional rights Of
your feilow-citizens. If it be distastetul. 90
back and put your curses where they belong,
and not noon one who had no part in this
thing J" Ia gent mar here. explained that
the misses Arose from from some other cause
IN the rear OF the hall and not from the
wozsso oil the speaker. These manifestations
Mr.. Ionuahs said. only show that we have a
free country, and with a free Constitution, if
can ALWAYS be protected. s
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H~oliingsworth's Patent Wash
ing Machine.

TrN0W have ready for delivery Il few of the above
1 named Washing Maehines-can instruct any per
son in fifteen minutes how TO use them. Washing
that ordinarily requires three days labor. can with
this machine, be performed in less than one, wear and
tear Of clothing being fifty per cent less than when the
wash b.ara is used. In order to more fully show what
this machine is capable of doing, l viii append a GER
tifcate of the Arcade Hotel in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9Th. 1855.
In reply TO your request that | would state how /
am pleased with .'Hoiiingswerth's Patent Washing
Machine. n have TO say / am very much pleased with
it. ] have had it in operation about four weeks. |
wash about one thousand pieces a day, which used to
do by hand. which required the labor of four persons
continually employed Inow perform the same amount
of labor on the machine with one person in fvshours.
I am better pleased with it evers day ] use il. ut an
swers every purpose that is required in washing with
less labor and in much shorter space Of time.
- aa1 very respectfully, yours,
4. s. MOORE.
Proprietor of the arcade Hotel, Magazine STREE.
may 8 JOSHUA BEAi.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16

Hon. JAMES BscHANAN AND THE pnEsr-
DENcy.-The Philadelphia PennsgIramiaa
gives the following extract from a private
letter from the Hon. James Buchan an to a
gentleman of that city; .-.
You refer to the connection of my name
with the Presidency. = y This /
neither desired nor expected. The movement
in my favor, has. therefore, originated with
out my prenious Knowledge or consent, and |
should be quite satisfied should another be
selected.
The next. will be the most resposible and
important Presidential term since the last
war with England, or perhaps since the orr
gin Of the government. Bnth our foreign
and Domestic affairs will require the gai-
dance Of an able. firm and skiEIful pilot, 70
steer the vessel of State clear Of the break
ers. ! pray Heaven that the best man nav
be selected for the crisis, and to me it is 4
matter Of Indifference whether he comes from
the Nafth Or the South the East or The
West.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16

Iocr TO YOUR LEvFEs?-The Louisville
Courier of Jan. Goth has the following notice
of the snow in that region which our plan
ters would do well TO pay attention 70. For
three wears past, we have had no high water,
and we have noticed in many places along our
coast that the levees were not In a proper
condition to resist the food we thinka time
IL warning to prepare for its earnings neees-
sary, Look to your Leyees before it is too
late
The country lying between this and the
mountains, and to a considerable extent west
of US. Is now covered with snow. averaging
from two to three feet iadepth, walchis pro-
baby double that which produced the disas-
trous food Of 1852.
A word OF caution to those living or having
property unou the low bottom lands OF the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers may be lmpor-
tant in saving life and property. We are not
without apprehension here, and unless the
snow passes oil in d gradual or partial thaw
without rain. YOU can sea rcetT hope TO escape.
Should il. however, pass off with a ram,
yoe nav look for such a food rs has never
been known, aud all having property within
its reach should take warning in advance
The unusual thickness OF he ice in our upper
rivers will add to the destruction If it pass off
with a flood.
You may render essential service to the IN
habitants of the Ohio Valley by a word OF
warning throug your widely circulating jour
nal,
A sentIema,I in my vicinity, w::o makes
an accurate record and observation OF weather
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-16

GrEELy's L,sT.-"Tne every state of socie-
ty the ignorant are led by the nose by the bet
ter inlormed."-N. \. Tribune. g
Horace speaks from experience. He has
been leading q Set Of crazy Socialists and
Abolitionists by the nose so long that he
takes it for granted that it is the natural OF
der Of things. Ii he. comesato the South
with such sentiments, his experience will be
reversed he will probably find one Of ''the
better informed ito wit. Horace himself
led by the nose by the Ignorant" in which
category he places THE poor degraded white
man Of the South. "-Nobile legister.