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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

Some scamp caught horse belonging to Mr..
Zenas DOty, Of Fast Falmouth, Mass, whist in
the pasture, on the 9th ult., and cut out its
tongue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

r Az neE prepared 10 furnish y numerous psTs1! and
the pie h Vcr superior quality and style u Hote
kin Hats which light, elastic faseoor Ee !nstre Of
6nish and Of endurance a. try IN EsT good ser,
~ III all kinds weather. also general assoTtif trt Of
soft Piaatsrs French RoskIand and HunFarian styles
Black BroEn Pearl and Beaver eoioTS Also, &ens and
Boy $ Caps, Of the latest siyies.
B-lIolvskin Hats fnished to conformation measure
on short Bring along tie cash and you can get all
kinds Of head gear At a very low tAIic, AZ
". W. JIMRS0S'S,
Eug9a No s. Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

ISAAC PEAGER hegs to inforn The public that be h
just returned the tsterT cities With the 0est and
cheapest stock offered by him TO the Puilie
Ny complete in Eost everything Oeinnshe
Dry Goods aad Fancy business, but esin particular
BLACK SILKS which vng been from house
failed Eaeridse confident viz seiiieSs than
EM6RoInERIEs &c. which have hoaght only fsO I'm
pcTtsrz, great auction shah sci At aston
sinR prices Just aud see nv stock Sh'el IN
C1mhTic bands Collars Sleeves etc, is tElce as taFe n
other house, which VIII be sold % per ee' DC
IcE regular p-lesS. =,
SHAwLsS-I have an immense quantity Of, and shall
sen teIn Is per other firm, having
shove discount by buying By Le dekNge ai-
the factory. Amongst NY shaEIs you VII haa
all the latest styles.
DRESS GOoDS-I have in such variety that II ! vas 70
them should occupy too H1s oil your
time bat certain you call shall be able 10 please
CLOTHS, CAssISIEREs aud everything In t4st line,
will say, will sell very low hgures and To1ld re9atst
Country Merchants examine stock IA tils nfane a.
have them s=laen; from an Eastern House and
VIII sen TIHFn very cheap
MUsLISs-BOih bieaohed and unbeaelied only Pu55-
by and sill sell them with veg sHa
vance either by the piece or yard.
ROSNETS, Tyting in the Tay OF millinery Seods'
sucll FcFerS, B1nnet Borders, Net, Stray Gimp lnn-
YeiTets and Szts Ete. will sell 10 Adliners AZ loH
figures and to al otlIrTs' pro oTtionately
TRISlNGS-In every sh and form, and viii be so!d
as low possible.
Gone anil examine uT stock and Consistent o. your
purchasing -IsAAC Prayer
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
Cheaper than EVer

REAT DISTRESS aud heavy losses in the Easi Railroad
" stock Bank Stock all goods forced the Market
and sold runous prices to the Importer and
en- have inst returned from cities and have
goods those runous prices and ODER to
my customers md public generally, goods made up 70
order in Coats Pants the neatest and most
fashionable way de clothing, lower than they
have ever offered In this market. You viii get fine
clothes for you have heretofore paid for coarse
Come Ioc2El A. VI ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
IGREAT EXCITEMENT
m Wall, STREET. NJ. Y

I'm w ALL STREET., IN.
and ts[ Pastsrn cities the cofaGierciVl houses have
lsudered great losses and r demands had TO sac
equal In commercial history Ready advanced TO
such value be quite eOnon TO gst2 per cent pr
month diseolnt Those fortunate enough 10 posses
cash easy mater 70 obtain goods ct almost any
price. and IN consequences, ALEX HEfMAS, At iSE Main
street, Wheeling, Va, is enabled to eHh9t 70 tnese
hI OF goods tsoule OF which are emu
nerat= beoE At very little more than ha t9Sis
Ladies in plrteul-r reqassted to call aud z md
an t'iasil saII /. strietls tue
Alex Heymsn has r=:evsd, hy Bal:. & OHIO RIi Road,
Penn lTaHiz Ran Raa and BIZ Express ore Of the ArEest
assortmens Of ny Goods ever oiee And consist IN part
BLACK sILKS-Au grades. excellent quality, al
boiled and IuStrne only as cents yards HACK ana
style Irish Popus rie Printed French Nerinos all
grades: Pain Preneh NerInos, from % cts anil uPEAEs
eea P1ids styles, and great variety OF other Dress
Goods 100 nnE1ernns to uasntioE r,-,,,,.
ShauIs Very Plush sIsSsI Very rich Stella ssUls
tshmere shavis; Gold Bunered SeaT CloGks Of almost
every style Snd quAy, embracing all the novelties OF 'hs
NEEDLE woRK-Real French Work collsrs, Sleeves and
Set Jaeonet and s~iss Hoarengs, KdEings ADD Insert
men; Of Needle Work hat have eve been able 70 oEer
| MOuRSISG GooDS-A eonIlets assortment Of every
WHITE Goops-of eysIy variety and very cheap.
1 HOSIERY allies, and Gents' Of all SIndI.
assortment that to be found in the city many OF them
being bought very low and YIN be sold 70. less than they
BLASRErs-A larger stock than ever embracing every
make and quality At greatly sedue ID prices.
CARPETS-A superior aud fss Increased assortment
other All Carpets bought extremely cheap
and Of entirely and very desirable styles and eoors
PURs-Lldies you wish purchase superior quail.
~ Of genuine Sable Stone Marten Fitch Fur Yon can
TO C0USTRY MERCHANTs have only to say, let them
that AL goods bought without exception for NET
CASH. Any acquainted With the presen: state the
ready cash. Goods he surprisingly cheap. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. -
sep1s-sa 49, Main street, wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28


WREcKs AID LuSs or LTFe.-I.ast week Sc
we're gallo prevailed on both Lake Michigan and
Superior The Canadian steamer Rhcindee was
wrecked about S miles north Of Big Point Sable,
and Of her crew of twcn.y-one, and two passen-
gers all save two firemen persisted She was
owned by Holconb ( Henderson in Montreal
The Schooner Alwilda was also wrecked, but her
crew were saved. The schooner L. Whitney is
also reported lost, and the Lake Navigation Co 5
brig was dismnsted and sunk at Old Nackinaw.
The storm was very severe, aud approximations
are entertaieed for large number ofvcssels out,
from which no reprot has yet been received.
THr FAILURE OF THE PoTTAro Cncr IN Exc
LASD.- The London Star Of October 9th says
that the anticipations which had up to that time
prevailed of plentiful crop ofpotatocs in tina,
country had been suddenly dispelled. The Star
SAYS:
Within the last few weeks however the rot
has manifested itself in the most extraordinary
manner. Hundreds ofacrcS viii not pay for the
digging, as the potatoes althcagh looking very
well when first taken out of the ground, in %
hoursare unfit for use. Unfortunately this sud,
den manifestation of the disease Is not confined
to any particular district, bat seems gerry gene.
raj This is very sad intelligence for the poor
IS it will practically put this valuable cscneni
beyond their reach. Fortunately, however VIC
have had a plentiful harvest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS

, their large aud extensive stock OF FAMILY GRO
CERES hne and varied assortment of SPICES, &c to
which they their
toners Mustard and boxes pulverised
Aspiee G. ain an p1lveFSrd Gloves; Mustard Se; Grain
lad paTsriE-d Pepper; Salt large bags;
lie Soap, and pure starch, &c, &c. which they otter
reasonable and reduced prices.
They have also reeeyrt lot OF dictionaries
such As Rose. Vanilla Orange and Lemon Gum Drops
White Rock Candy Juube Paste: Calabna Liquor
Ice, kept constantly on hand At No. Washington Hall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
Now Bnoks.

N0" oOORSs
TUT RECEIYED-Fresli Leaves by Fanny Perm; Old
- iieSSe SS he River Moss Tide, BY aaiiOr q Aiene
and Hidden Path; Athott History OF Napoleon PVes Mis-
ceanevrs WORKS; The Invasion aud Capture Washing
ton; hrs History OF the United States, ly BOAnsr;
Chd's History OF England, by Dickens; TaynTs History
OF Ireland SC, Ac aad for sale al publishers prices, by
JOSEPH GRAVES
.ocI5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
PARTRIDGEs
PICTURE GALLERY !!

IlC " HE s0Al1lLl11G1
-IJ intel up in style superior 20 any other In the
western eozasry- His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
70 feet deep to ch he built tradition for operating,
br 20 it arrangements light and facilities for
his business unsurpassed the World lie would call par
t.ealar attention 20 the light she eyes holiness and dis
ts:ness OF every f=uIure Of outline avoiding
sag or cut appearance also che reflective or looking
glass effect, so Questionable the DaEaerreo:yPe
"a many pictures sent out here are satLrky soTteSs
from kreiag roteetfse ist, Partridge essures his
patroas fEGt Ris tcor roecsd by hard essRelia0
,sEel Jeeoses part orths picture, aad IS daraIs
a. Ns gldSs issssc
Of every improved style made As low as at other
Rooms here
ladies and Gentlemen invited to cali at 1is
Min street. Elst aide, over Marsh Taylors Store, Wheel
fIn-.y Va. sepIe
''SwEETS FOR THE SWEET!'
"B1Yuet dc Orleans,' 4. 4. BOURBON.
PROM groves OF flowers, this perfume Eas euiied,
Where deep, gollen summers exalt the Perfumei
Where the breeze from the South In the deep glen is ulled,
/ Where bios sons exhale, but resume.
To .rnpart his aroma, the sweetest, the best,
1t steals o'er the senses, as the nectar OF love-
To She boquet Of beauty, it gives new rest
Is the pride Of the toilet and the Perfume Of Love
Distilled with great care from the flowers of the
South expressly BouoIr, Toilet, and Handkerchief
! For sale, With all the "FRANGIPAHNTs" by
/ H. LOGAN CO.,
sep,2 Bridge Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
SPFCIAJ NOTICE.


On account Of the incleeney OF the during the
period appointed for holding e1T Annual FAIR &c nave
ren compelled take this een!ng II best under
the Circumstances Of the case.
during the l4:h and 10Th days oil OcoDeT 70
remain good IoE the adjourned Pair ~ 49, 2
large number Of entries already made the S2c-
ETY. feel confident IL saving to the publ: tia. t I Se
cultural products has been witnessed at any for
period in the history OF the Society.
All persons desiring make entries can do so On We'd
nesIRy the 2Sth at rates set forth in former bills
Premiums will be offered. In addition 20 those set
forth In the bls for the fastest suRe Driving HORSE
ding, during the Fair. DAVID ROBERTS, Pres't.
JAS. N'CARRHER, S=c'J.
~ Round Tcip Tickets TO the above Fair VIII he issued
o. each day Of its eoniI-uance. J. q. FORD,
nc74 Agent p o. r R.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c.
A YRE's Cherry PeetNral. JAyne's Expectoraut,
n Syrup Of LlVerEnTt ami Tar,
Brlrs Pectoral Svrup LocOcks Waters,
Bryans and WIst~r's Lozengss,
And host Of other Cough reInedS aEays on hand 5nd
for sale at local EUNDENBERG ALLEN,S.
TTAYANA CIGARS-A prime article. Pronounced by
judges nrAt favored cigars in the city, inst
or22 No. Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va.
COAL DIGGERS WANTED.
TWELVE hneen Coal Dsgers are wanted Immediate
ton. Apply the Hrinpneld Railroad depot, at the
Willow Glenn Coal Bank town on the raj
road. toe91-lWl o. d. THOMPSON.
baltimore sCoTGH ALE--lu,t received and for sal.
! , by loezl ". a: EnMAHl1s q BRO
IOuKE Bk NNDl-Just received ana for sale by
L 5oc22 W. 4. EDWARDS { BRO.
fATAWBA, Ginger, and Domestic Brandy, iuSt
" and for aele by Ioe22l. w. A. EDWARDS BRO
lsBON, MadeIrs. Port s3sFry and Malaga Wine, just
oc2S Ai'e W a. EDWARDS & BRo
OLD RYE, Monongahta Irish WhIsky Just received
" aud for sale nv Icc22l W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

M MARSHALL COUN 7 + AIN!
Y order OF tie President AID Executive coInri';ee the
ID holding Of said PAIR adjourned 70 Weint sdAy,
Thursday Friday the 2sth 29th and Both days OF oeto-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
FIR S L A r RIY a /.
AT BETHANY. VA.

chants 5taTtei Il Is ts eas'eE thsn usAl 70 fsks
Advantage OF the market and hoy oos al p'tees seh
ILsTe lai lin the laTEsSt SICK Gt all drsefPoaS dat
vrT brought ghis pIE=r, nj el Intend - sell
r.TX iozest "a n press al the Ta,i.
oas Sfsorsmepts Of DRY GOODS PfSIa and Ysney Ware
Ready Made CicIpF anil all kiudS Of 6rossT5rE CSuf-e
tonSTes hardware ard QueensEaIe. All AK l. tksty
friends in to4n AMI comfy viii call in and sxsm= NJ
stock. . < ttEits.
i'm. ~ ,o-ntrE pro.anee ncI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
FalI and Winter Goods.

"ETSEEIL, swgARTSGES utH open tIily dsy CT1,,
III day list SeptsIater.D beautiful stock of FsE sad
Winter Goods, 20 Hhieh they inThe te at'hon q Tie
DRESS GonDs-Elezants six Robes IN eoors and black;
I1 AZ Rose Plaid; Muulaine de Iaine Robe; ezaE
snks 10 rieh ,tyles Baydere silksi Hack PruTsd Sis
Prnfe MOuslaIne lie larsveTy rick Printed CashItTts.
French English ChIntIes Tsry beHuic Ponyits for
Dus=rz and Nantes: Plaid French Asrtncsi Bisssfs AID
RonBvis Plain Black silks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sP+s and ReEthes. IL entirely
, d.sigps Lace and Embd SertF-collsrS AID S--vesE
YaIspeennrs Trimmed, (Eubd Coilarf) FTeAeh worked
Cars and Sleeves SSss ard Jaeeone Er4i Ts!sEei-
WHITE GooDs-s4 orsanda Mnslins; Plain AID EirI
SITS dos NatnSoo Jaeeonst and CELlbrie AuanE; Plaid
and Striped Muslins-RreAt variety
SHAwLS, MASTLRS, &e.-A choice AGsoruent Of
sh AL. Nan''F' hoop HEisKELL swEAR1xsEx
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

VIM q a n n q
rTIIIs well kaox Hotel has been neuly renovated, and
farnEs the best OF Accommodations to traTeleH
AT MODERATE RATES.
1t Is located the OF The err opposite the SGS-
pension bridge and only squares from the Railroad
Depots and Steamboat Landing
EXCELLENT STABLISG
Is attached the House. Travellers and boarders reat
assured that pains win be spared add to their
fort. apSn-tfdAU
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

Caps, Caps. ~
@ AVERY has hand large assortment Of slSP i4Hh
osa - 80 No ils Main street, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
eREAT ExcITEMENTlI
NEW GOODS-

FOR FAIL AND WINTER
TTNIE -peetfaIly JOti eitiLrI
or n tl,iIly surroandinR esantry, iaB IsJ hare
S ~ iVel from the Eastern cities Of ihe isTrFsI
t selected stocks Of E0odS brought tia iElr
hood. Their stick consilts iH FsEf % DFy SOeda,
nets md NoliGns, embracing evrTy hing ssasliJ
kit 10 : tirst class An OF WhIeh tg ate
fng TO sen AZ low any oter in Vet
the goods having selected from the bsi EsEeI
louses and on VeEy terms they feel III
cannot fan piehse color, quality and eh4fa-ss-
Call and examine,
produce. toeTl eANURL ADAS;s \ CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
For Rent

{ H. I'LL, N BALD HEADS-Why not use BOCRINCT 40 :
which win stop from failing ami cure
lat H ttSa1 Sslrf and oAnru1 and makes your h1iI
t @ 20 nice This preparation has been in use for tie
hair %aa Always knoEn TO act charm upon the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE SUSPENSION P0IDGE1
WHEELING, VA

VIM. BARR ETP, ProprietoE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
NEW FALL GOODS.

Our stock OF Staple and Housekeeping G9od2ts very
plete AID viii be offered at very los price,
oeT uEISKELL SwEARTSGE!
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CAsKET

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale of
Ill the Crane Metallic Burial Caskets at great en-
pcnse we introduce them to the public as having a
superiority over any now in use, beauty of de-
sign, artistic and elaborate finish, simplicity in lin
Ing, highly decorated and unique silver mount
lnss, perfectly air tight and also giving an entire
lew OF the body,-the top Of the casket being con
Srncted Of the finest French plate glass renders it
The most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
Tic, Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
tcnres the case from damage Oh account OF any eX-
tcrnal pressure.
Wooden collins made to order and punctual at
tendance given on all funeral occasions A fine
Hearse will always be on hand,
Any infringement on our patent rights will sub
ject the offender TO prosecution
jan 10 BUTLER q KOCH
GllEET MUSlC--A new supply of sheet music 70
" the Piano and Guitar for sale by
march ID NIUN.lN & SZR.lNSy
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06
TODDLIN NJ A Y :.

Five pcarly teeth, and soft blue eye,
4 sincss eye of blue,
That is dim or bright it scarce knows why,
That, baby dear, is You;
And parted hair, Of II pale, pale gold,
That is priceless every curl
And boldncss shy and q fear half told,
That is my baby girl.
A small small frock, as the suowdrop white,
That is worn with tiny pride,
With u sash of blue, by little slight,
With baby wonder eyed,
And pattcring pair Of restless shoes,
Whose feet have tiny fall,
That not for the worlds coin'd wealth we'd lose
That. Baby May, we call
A rocker Of dolls with staring eyes,
That thought Of sleep disdain,
That with shouts Of thy lullabcs
Are by'd and by'd in vain;
A drawer Of carts with baby noise,
With strainings and purscd mp brow,
Whose hopes are cakes, and whose dreams re-
toys,
Ay, that'smy baby now
A sinking of heart, shnddcrirg dread,
Too deep for II word or tear
Or d Joy whose measure may not he said,
As the future II hope or fear;
A sunless venture, whose voyages fate,
We would and would not know,
Is She whom we dover with love as great
As is pcrllcd by hearts below.
Oh, what, as her tiny laugh is dear,
Or our days with gladncs girds!
Or what is the sound We love TO hear
Like the JOY Of her baby word
Oh, pleasure our pain, and joys our fears,
Should bc,;could the future say,
Away with sorrow--timc has no tears
For tho eyes Of Baby Nay.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06
THE HUSBANDS SONG.

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Rainy and rough sets the day
There's heart beating. for somebody,
] must be mp and away
Somebody's anxious for somebody.
Thrice hath she been to the gate
Thrice hath she listened for somebody;
Midst night, stormy and late,
Somebody's waiting for somebody.
I'lcrell be a comforting fire
'rhere'll be welcome for somebody:
One, in her neatest attire,
VIII look to the table for somebody.
Though the stars fled from the west,
There's star yet for sombody,
Lighting the home she loves best
Warming the bosom Of somebody.
Thcre'Il be coat DER the chair
There will he slippers for somebody;
There'll bca wfe's tender care
Loves fond enforcement for somebody
There'll be the little ones charms
Soon twill be Weakened for somebody;
When have both in my arms,
Oh. but how blcst will be somebody.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06
J. II. WINGFIELD,
CADE ID. STRICKLAND, Jr.
TRANSMISSION. La. March 3, 1857

FRNNKLiNGroN. la. M0rch =, I61t.
Hon. NJ G. PENy SRI was delegate to the
late convention held ut Amte city, on the 10Th ui-
mo- to nominate candidate for the iudgcshp Of his
District | was induced to roo'e my instruction, and
cast the vote of this parish. with my colleague. in
favor of A. Bowie. ,Eslr / was persuaded. by the
friends of Bowie that you stood no possible chance
of election. | was unacquaintcd with conventions.
and supposed that every thing was conducted fair
regret very much tha, cast the vote Of this par.
nh a. did, my personal feelings being IN your To-
yor over every one else
Very respectfully yoar ohcdcut servant.
+. A. RUSSELL.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06

satisfied that the delegates would obey their nstruc
tons did not consider II necessary TO withdraw the
ST. Helena delegation. which he was authorized to do.
and which he had perfcctright to do after refusal
to allow the parish Of Livingston to be represented
And, we would further add. that under no crcum-
stances conld we have been in convention with men
who declared they were specially instructed to. aud
intended to comply with their instructions, could We
have supposed that they intended to have acted
otherwise
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06

Two PHASES OF Know NoTHINGIsM In the
Senate of Massachusetts, the proposed consti,
tutional amendment requiring adopted citizens
to reside two years in the State, after being
naturalized, before being allowed to vote, was
adopted by vote of 25 to o. This is Mas
sachusetts Know nothingsm. In New York
the property qualification for negroes is not
only to be abolished, but the three years re-
sdenco heretofore required of that class. This
is New York Know-nothingism. In one state
five years is too short term for white man,
and in another, three years is too long a term
for negro! We'll, Black Repub licanism is q
queer affair.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06

l. II S.-St Brrplllne, OF Vienna, is sale
to have been the inventor OF these initials to
denote the name and mission Of orr Saviour
They are to be found in circle above the
principal doors Of Santa Crocc, in Florence
and are said to have been placed there by the
saint, after the plague Of l347, after whicl
time these letters were very soon commonly in
troduced into churches. These letters have
had ASSIGNED to them the following signifca
tions Jesus minimum SalratOr; Jesus, the
Savioar-of men," or, In hoe solcs, In him Is
salvation
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06

PARISH or WASHINGTON. La. March 2. 1856.
TO N. G.. PESN &r:-Thc delegates appointed e
represent this parish, IN The late convention held nt
Amitc city on the 25th ultimo. 10 nominate n cand
date for the Judgcshp Of this District. were mani
mously instructed TO vote for your nomination. We
regret. however TO learn, from some cause unknown
TO us. they did not comply.
We, therefore. unhcsilangly declare. That this
parish was msreprcscntcd in that convention; there
fore. we are determined not to submit 10 us action
but insist upon your considering yourself the rra
nominee. so far as this parish can have any weight
Your carly reply viii obligc your fellow citizens.
WIN. BRUMFlELD,
A. C. BICKHAM,
G. p. BAILEY,
RICHARD ABORTION,
HARDY RICHARDSON,
And others.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-06

To DESTROY FJrs.,-To one pint Of milk,
add quarter Of pound Of raw sugar, and
two ounces of ground pepper; simmer them to-
gether for eight or ten minutes, and place it
about in shallow dishes. The flies attack it
grcediy, aud in IL few minutes are suifocated
BY this method, kitchens, &c, may he kept
clean of flies all summer, without the danger
attending poison.