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How To GET CHEAP TURN!PS. -Iur-
nips are coming more and more into use
amorg US for feeding stock, and it be-
comes question how to pioluc. them at
the Last cost Even the white feshed
field tUrnips are valuable for feeding in
winter. and "a stock of them judiciously
fed tells good story, in milk or in beef.
We tried an experiment with the cow
norm turnip, as a second crop after corn,
the past sImn e.. The corn consists
ed of about one acre, had been manured
wi h fish applied to the growing crop in
June, and yielded about sixty bushels to
the acre The sod Was IN good heart but
not highly manured The seed was sown
at the last hocng, early in August. As
the ground was shaded by tie corn, tae
turnip seed came up well, an the yor",
plants male good progress even in dry
weather. About the middle Of Septem-
br the corn was cnt up and put in
shocks. The turn;ps, having full advan-
tagc of the sun, came ON rapidly, and ly
'he middle of October had made roots
two oy three inches IN diameter and a
f OF in length. We thinned them, TAX
in off abolt Fl ty bushels, and final
gathering the last of November Of over
fifty bushels more The whole expense
of raising them was the harvesting, which
we estimate at four dollars.
Turnips at four cents bushel are
ch a3 % ldor The seed sowing was trust
ed to an inexperienced hand, o. the yield
would have been much larger Full one
third of the field was vacant. We think
this the cheapest way Of raising turnips.
and We propose to follow it until we find
better.-BoSton Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28

P''i''cahs, On. TO some extent als1 among
courts ana lurists.
haheeilof hENr IN note on the
-f''h page oi the second volume of his
commentaries lth editton.) says:
''iIehs' under our constitution and
!a"s, mean free NH 'hitants born within
'ne .h'lea states or natHralized under
tn' i"Ms ol y h'r'sS- II slave, born
III ''e 't'','' - les, of mannmitted OF
% iiei Wis. Miu'ly disehatSea rom bon
u Il d o''cN man be born within
va, ~ ''e''f'' ana porn free, he be-
- '',' = Ttli@ u eut under
s'e " u',.2'''''es "S Tue laws OF the States
's>f''el''''l ma! "e'm II eN edlent to
RI .,,,. ~ '.e' etNohs oi e9.or.
!. ''.N ~. - ''''' '"oo2n supported by
"'s " J'''e'a' t o''Aor''N, Is hy no means
=, .;.t .i:, ''s''''' '.,' '9'r'S an Jaf'Nt'
" r'-" i. ,es '''''''E ana authority nave
- - ,a"' ., gus u at'sah descent
80, - ~ '',-'s'''s were OF pure African
','' VIZ "'o"|'' INTO iatS country
'',e' so'1 % S'"'.N' are or can become
e''t@en' oi the 'hi'ed states, within the
constitution OF the lniicd states. This
doctrine has recently been maintliued
with much zeal, and at great length, IN
the case OF Dfei Scott vs.. Sanaforl, 20
Howard S. r.. 39i, Substantially
The same doctrines have teen pramul ;at-
cd in Amy W. Smith, | Littclts Ken
l. 355; State Fs. Claiborne, | Mesis'
N L. III Pcnd'rt2n =. Stata, |
En- 3rk K io9: Cooper y. Tae May
or o. savannah, 4 Goo. Is; and bY DAG
OK. :. j. in state - Grand II, in
G7ao e:i5at.
Y = Eeeafrc-inc~s # thess iseis;o :.
we express 40 opinion Ea-h must
S'and HPan It's own intrinsic merits, and
they vii undoubtedly rtcc.ve ;aat de-
gree of tespec, 10 wtieh. as icell pro-
dCct5aHs they ar entitled. fhsv do
not, however, 8dc-t The question nov be-
t9fe u.
Our pr ssn inquiry Is cGnduel to an
Interpolation Of ihe provisions in our
aan constitution alr a $ cited, and tao
term .t5e4 Of ii. I'ufttj St4t4s n
Us. therein.
Art.Ir=S l..ft.c csnst:fi.t,ae If N,
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Executed q. this Office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-biIls, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Heads
Programmes, Receipts, By-L Laws, Court Dockets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, dc. &c.
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Sl,5O YEAR IN ADVANCE

tons we are of opinion that our Consti-
titution does not discriminate between
the different races of people which con-
stitute the inhabitants of oar State; but
that the term "citizens of the United
States applies as well to free colorel
p plsons Of African descent. as to per Is
d ,sccnded from white ancestors. Our
answer, lhslefore is that
Free co'or male persons Of AZ
rican desc ut. f the age f twenty
ote y ar. an mp Yards, having a
rcsid ne, G ablished in some town
OF plautaton in this State, three months
II xt prec din; any election, and who
are not paupers aliens, nor persons un-
der guardianship. are Authorised under
thc provisions OF the constitution of this
st.tc to b. e.e tors for governor, senator's
aad representatives,.
JOHN S TENNY,
RICH ARD u. RICE,
JONAS CUTTING,
SkTH MAY,
DANIEL GODUENOW.
Bangor, JaIy, lS57.
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SOAP FOR KILLING BoRERs IN TREES.
-S. S. GREEN, of East Cambridge,
Massachusetts,. has made an experiment
with this article. lie has in his gar len
a white.ash tree. which was full OF these
WORMS, SO fatal to our fruit and ornamen-
tai trees. He covered every place on
the tree which appeared to be wounded
by them with common hari soap, nicely
rubbed into the place where the torer
seemed t. have entered. During the
rains of the week the soap dissolved. and
penetrated to the wo ms. which forced
them out by scores, causing their death
We think this the best re nedy yet dis
covered for destroying these nuisances to
gardens and orchards.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28

SAVING GRASS sEED.--Many farmers
neglect to save their own grass seed, be-
cause it needs attention at a time when
they are most busy with their grain aud
hay; but il farmers generally would make
1t a point to save seed for their own use.
they would fi,d their account in it both
in prime cost and in not being imposed
upon by buying foul seed from another
mans farm, who Rad no interest in keep
ing our land free from weeds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

/, New York. "My own hEi,
family, has greatly tllicEeT-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
FROM. HARRISBURG.

OCTOBER 1.-THE House postponed the mil
lion loan bill Glde;.'s resolution, calling upon
the Banks forinformation MS to their condition,
was debated at length, and substituted, requir-
ing statement by the Banks of every loan,
mime of borrower, trade and business. 1t was
considered the substitute went too far, and the
original resolution was adopted; it requires a
statement during the present session. The vote
is regarded as test of expression that the
House will pass no bill for lcgalizing suspen-
sion.
In the Senate Jordon's bill reported Ivy Sc.
lect committee ofseven, passed. First section
and February '5S fixed OIL. Select committee
inserted clause authorizing the new banks
chartered last session to circulate notes of eli
ther banks. Pending motion to stike it out
Adjourned till Tomorrow.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Der. 7.-Since the publication of the notice OF
the Scc'y of the Treasury, on the oath, nearly
in for redemption. The highest amount reed
III one day was SG5, 900 worth.
Signor Y. Rizzari had an interview with the
President, in relation TO his reception AS Minis
ter of Nicaragua.
The Navy Department have recently sent out
instructions to the Commodores of the several
vessels of the Home So 'adron, with regard to
the intercepting of armed parties destined to in-
wade Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
Stephen a. Douglas, was commissioned as sec
oni COMPTROLLER Of tho 0. S. Treasury.
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81 81
N&&StSss>sSe zfHazN&G2z1es
BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
EoREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.

u. -
HAmfAx, Oct 7-The steamer Niagata has
arrived, with three days later Than previous nd
vices. Her papers furnish no later intelligence
from India.
Harrison, Watson & Co., of Hull, England
have fhilci, liabilities very large.
Emperors Napoleon and Alexander, met at
Stuttsurd, OF the 25th inst.
Mexico has accepted eof the negotiations b.
tween England and Ftance, in relation to the
Spanish difficulties.
The EnperorS of Russia and Austria are to
have meeting ut Wemm on the LIST of October,
LIvEHPooL BreadstuDs dull aud exhibit
declining tendency.
LoNDoN 25.-Cohsgls for money are quoted al
9ua9O1-S.
(sEcoND pEsFArcu)
NEw YoRH, urt. 1.-The Niagara arrived Mt 6
O'clock this evening.
ENGlANp, The 18th of October has been fixed
as a day OF Illumination aud prayer ON account
of the Indian troubles.
1t was rumored that Lord Elgin would soon
be appointed Gov. Gen'l of India.
FitANcg-'lhe lHt,Ie says the only effect oil
the meeting of the EmpGrors, Napoleon and
Alexander, is the turtherencc of an amity be-
tw cen France and Russia. The Emperors met
at Stuttgart the the 18th
foundations had occurred in the South oil
France, causing immense damage TO property
and great loss OF life. The vintage was most
abundant
SrAlN.-44 conference for the settlement, by
mediation, of the Mexican question, will be
held Mt London. Mexico had accepted the ne
gotiations of Engandand France in relation to
the Spanish difficulties.
RussA.-A fire at ST. Petcrsburgh had burnt
100 vessels. The Gar has approved OF a pro-
ject for the partial abolition of Serfdom. Apro-
clamntion will DC issued on his return from
Stuttgart, inviting owners to arrange for the
Liberation of their scrfs
The Emperors of Russia and Austria are to
have u meeting at Wcigmar, on the LIST of 0c-
tober.
Russia is terrifying the straits of Yenikal,
PRussIA.-'lhe papers furnish no late intelli-
genee.
The Government dispatches arc momentariIy
expected.
Numerous fugitivcs from the mutinous dis
tricts in India had arrived at Southampton
They give fIightful accounts of the condition OF
things at Calcutta aud the upper provinces OF
India
A detachment of French troops from China
had arrived ut Calcutta to protect the French
interests at Changdcrnag0rc.
Adviccs from China say that the American
Corvette Leavant, in order to avenge the pillag.
ing of an American shin, by gang of pirates,
burned village on the Island Of Formira where
the pirates resided.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

Dr. SANFoND's LIVER INvIGoRATog is what We
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our. reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some mestncc, while troubled with Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptc suffer, ourphystcian de-
MED us the use of the favorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast. But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the Dr.'s advice meat was discarded
from dIet-yet Dyspepsia haunted us day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
cians, we commenced the use of family medi-
cines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try DIR. SAN
roRD's LIVER 1Nv1GOnAroR. We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
it, while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases that we
know of who have tried it but have been bene-
fitted by its use. 1t is the most inrig0ratimg,
life giving balsam We have ever known, and We
are happy in telling all of its curative proper.
ties, and in recommending them when troubled
with any derangemelt of the Liver, to try this
unfaiug remedy : EreIoaia Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

FNrr NleRoEs.-We understand that move
Inent IS on foot to enforce the laws of the Com
tnOnwealth, in relation to free negroes in this
city. According to the law in the case, free
negro is only entitled to remain in the Common
wealth by permission from court-and then,
only when they are able to establish by evidence
an undoubted character. We learn that all
those who have not such permission will soon
be called upon TO show why they continueto in-
habit this region, and receive notifications to
aLdIcate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

JE CURTIS, of Bethany, has opened out in
that town, one of the finest stocks Of dry goods
ever yet brought to that part of the country
Il is the largest stock ever purchased by him,
he having been induced to take advantage of the
deprecated prices at which goods can now be
bought in the Eastern markets, and lay in an
unusually heavy stock. He solicits the atten-
ton of his country friends to the Inducements
he can OiEer. See his advertisement in another
column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

TnE FmENEN's PauADE.--The following is
the programme for the Firomen's parade on
Saturday next:
Companies to meet at Cd Ward Market Space
at l o'clock. The right resting on Madison
street. The procession to start at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, and proceed as follows.
Market to North street, thence to Main, thence
to Union, thence to Fourth, thence to Quincy,
thence toSixth, thence TO Clay, thence to Fourth,
thence to John, thence to Main, thence to First
thence to Third thence to Market, thence to
Esiddle, thence to Main, thence to Monroe, thence
to Market, thence to Market sPacc-there adj
jOurn.
By order of The MARsuALs.
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Wheeling Female academy,

w h86l4nR E'SIua19 EkCdutInY8
CONDUCTED by THE SISTERS OF TIE VISITATION.
STNIS Institution has already commenced the course 81
Il scholastic exercises for the ensuing year.
Terms for day scholars from g 81 to per qqar
according tile advancement OF t pupil ana the class
which she is PLAYED.
There extra carFcEfor Music, tl LanEuE ges, So
DraH ing, Stall OPTIONAL
Rogriers during the scoe c year, SIV, Win
charges for music, &c. -a}2 p. F1..A
Farther aud particular may be
oy eTsonaI application thu DIrcCtrtss OF the Academy.
. aus26-lw
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couxrr corRr.-In this court yesterday, Nam
ny Dorsey, charged with receiving stolen good. /,
was discharged The court adjourned to meet
in November next
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SENT TO JArL.-Amanda wincsburgh and
Elizabeth Carr, two frail creatures, who have
long since fallen into the metephorical "pit of
ink" and have become SO Llackened that the
wide '.hath drops too few to wash them
clean again, were sent to Jail yesterday by Aid.
Wright, for drunkenness aud .sdisorderly con-
duct -
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CETuE WEEKLY ISrELLtasxcrn, will be ready
this forenoon. 1t will contain all the news col
lectcd during the present week, and up to the
hour Of publication, together with its usual va
riety Of entertaining and instructive miscella-
neous matter. Only five cents per copy. or one
dollar per aunum in advance.
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Il S. BARTLETT, N. D: SO, "


- DRS. BARTLETT & W1EolEEIII, dentists, 1+1
SffS5S Market Street. opposite Waslnst Hail. Vince
<LLI1-HIS ling Va,
DR.. Winchll being compelled by his rapidly increasing
business, lis facilities Tor doing same, takes
pleasure in informing ricnls public he hNs
formed business connection with \. S. articIt NJ. D.
had fifteen years successful experience Ia the Drn
tai profession.
Dts b. w are prepared to perform every operation in
Surgical nentistryare familiar With, and
practice improvements Of The Dental Art and
guarantee bsauy, UrRht and practical utility
their Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
who have denied themselves the pleasure and
comfort of Articin the dread Ut suffer-
experienced during necessary preliminary eSac'
Of old teeth and informed that by new
process entirely unlike CloruNrln Ether, and APllc0-
BILE in most nnd Petctky harmless IN az teeth are
extracted without pain.
Information vice nppertalnpg their protcS-
sion they will be pleased to Eivt gratis. 81
Please call and examine specimens OF ARTIFICIAL Teeth
S5Se Office open at all hours. Sepl6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

BosroS, Oct. THE Sagnnac Hotel at With
ner, Mass, with the stables and other out-build
ingS, and few dwelling houses, were destroyed
by fire last night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

Two BrAurrUL bouquets, made from the last
flowers and pefumcs of the season, were re-
ceiyed ut this Office yesterday. We return oar
thanks to the fair anonymous who sent them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

a wurEL1so MAN ~ TnoupLE-.B Barney
McGranahan, formerly of this city, wasarrested
in Pittsburgh, the day before yesterday, forrob-
bling the money drawer in a bar-room. Hewas
committed for trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

WHEELING ExnrnITons. see that the ar
ticles exhibited at the Washington Fair, by
Messrs. Avery. Cartwright, Fundenberg & HUI
linens, of this city, are highly spoken of by the
Washington papers.
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NeNI y b..........-.
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
BY rELEC4ItAPEI.
NEW YORK MARX Ell

at 81, 4Oa5 40, Sc lower; Southern unchanged
Wheat advanced, sales Of 800 bushelsat 81 %
al ,S5 for White; 81 ,lTrl % for Red Corn adj
vanccd, sales of 10000 bush. ut 69a7O. Mess
Pork 4Uc lower, sales at 22,OOa22,25. Beef
heavy. Lard quiet. Whisky dull Stocks
frmcr
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FoRTuNE TELLING, ASD FIdHTrNG-On Satur-
day Of last week party of men from this city,
out on u cunning excursion ia an eastcrly di
rcction, came upon camp Of gypsies who have
been maintaining kind of iredscious exist
ence in hi; vicinity for three or four weeks
past. The gypsies, with their characteristic ef-
frontery, importuned the hunters to have their
fortunes told, to which. after considerable par.
lcying As to terms, &C., two of them, A. and B.
consented. "A first had the mirror of his past
and future life exposed to his astonishel vision,
but the transparent lies and mock sincerity of
the woman afforded him food for merrincnt
rather than for serious reflection. Next came
BIS turn. 1t appears that the women had, by
some means, gained slight knowledge of BIS
affairs, which he lad previously flattered him
self were scaled up from the prying world
His past life was consequently presented to the
assembled company with unerring accuracy. IL
The course Of her .jibberiSh one Of the women
related little domestic occurrence which fell
so unplcasantly upon BIS ears that he struck
her over the head with his gun. inGicting quite
an ugly wound. A., feeling naturally indignant
At tl;s specimen of cruelty, returned the blow
with his fist, when regular baltic ensued, du-
ring which u. fired his rifle at his antagonist,
and the parties were separated and quoted
down with great difficulty. We understand
the affair is to undergo legal Investigation, in
which event we shall give further particulars.
E
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ruE RrvrR-Tbe unexpected rise in the Ohio
Is caused an unusual briskness about the LAND

has caused an unusual briskness about the lant-
Tho new ferry boat of Capt. Ganoden, called
the Kanawha Valley, was launched from the
ship yard on Tuesday last.
The boats that had been detained at scnfils-
town were getting away, the late swelling help
ing them over. From Louisville Freights to the
South are very scarce, yet the competition among
the bnatinen has reduced the rates somewhat
and shipments have been made at so cents fora
round lot. The prevailing rate is 70 cents, as
boats from Cairo down are charging 85 to 80
cents. The Hurricane that had the huge wharf
boat for Napoleon in two, was hard aground at
Blue river, fifty yards from the channel.
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EXeouboTs' sale OF -Ftt al J sLaLe,
WILL DE SOLD st Public Sale on tie 2FIh day of
property H. the TOW OF AlartinsYe county, Ohio
aAjsceut 70 tile X. R, Depot. viz:
Eigirn S) Lpts belonging Jointly nte estate Of Rem
aaIe " Lald decd, and Collier H. MnEe-a ferro Dat
Lpts Also Lot No. g. which Is substantial and COM
story Brick dwelling and Score Houses and
auoInng the pcsUyteInn Church he'onEingl Jointly
said estate JOSEPH tones, who las authorized MS to
sell bis together with that Oftn estates Full pos
session be given at once.
Martinsyilie j, vIlngeor Twenty-Five hundred lnal
located in the ohio riv valley opposite and above
the city Wheeling part the plhs o: &c town, which
Embraces large portion te above described property
upon the bottom II walton Of I feet or III, re
above overlooking portions OF the
valley contuonwhceusI Island the Suspension bridge,
and portion city of WheenE-wt!ch makes II "a
beautiful residences. Tlt Hills around
town abound coal and lin, stone We think
possess advantages for the
ufacu,e o all articles common in the lilo valley.
S5Y"SaIe to commence AT 1Uo'clocE Terms (Which
will Ice easy0 nnde known Ou the day o. ssle
WIS BATES,
THOMAS WOOD,
Executors of n W. Lf.d,l. decd, and
aug2T-2w Agents for @. H. NIngC.
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MoSuxENrs.- invite attention to the card
of Mr. r. II. Evans, marble worker, to be found
in another column of to-days paper. sIr. e.
work is of the first order and his terms are uni
fOgnly reasonable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

JAS BnEaSAN was arrested the night before
last for raising row Mt the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad depot lie was taken before Alderman
Newly, of the 5rh Ward, aud fined one dollar
and costs. Bremen said he had no money, and
was, Of course, trundIed off to Jail. Upon
searching his person in the hall of the Jail, the
sun of twenty live dollars was found, with a
portion of which, after being thus fairly caught,
he paid has fine, costs and the twenty five cents
admission fee Into The lock up.