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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30
FRnM Sr. LOHNS.

JrNE 2A.-The Gather IS cI0udy TINS msFT'
ing; wind souihwrs
The British steamer POrcuIine arrived yes
ter,lay from Cork, which; she left on the lftia
She proceeds to-day tn rhe Bay Of Rull>arnIs 10
lie in rcndime>s To assist the U. ;. Steamship
niagara in landing the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable.
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New YORK, June 2g.-Steanei John BcIknap
collapsed hir tlue il, the iait1i tiis inorii'rs,
killing one fireman named Lansing. The ''ar-
nee 10 the boat Ia, tiifmg. The John Potter
takes her rlace this evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

FSma1e Disedsca-A large proportion of the
fsmale sex suffer from some irrcgahtrity in tho
menstrual secretion. All such sufferers, wheth-
o. from suppression, excessive flow, or painful
dischnrge, can find sure aud permanent reliefin
the well tried Peruvian Syrup, which acts in
such cases ala,ost like magic. Fur she only liy
E. Booking, Agent, M. Of, Monroe street, where
also can be found barber and transparent soap
1t reduced prices, &c.
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-RALrIMoRE MARKET.

,JUxE 29.-Fi0ur dull al s ,37 fur Ohio and
Howard street. Wheat active ct Sl,05al, lOiOr
Red. 81 .l2al so inr far To chuisc. White corn
steady; 74n75 fur White; 75aT7 for Yellow
Provisions duh and nominal Whisky dull
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Zeprored Schedule, We Gail attention to the
improved schedule on.the Ballinio,e aud oliio
Railroad, which appears in another column. On
the 9th of July round trip tickets will beissurd
to any point the road at half the nsunl price,
Naa and Beast. All who have hnman feel
ingS should manifest little consilerOtioni du-
ring such weather as we had yesterday. The
employer should not forget the condition. of tile
employed, while the snfFcrings of tie horses
I rat are attached-t to our omnibuses and drayf,
should not be overlooked by. the proprtetors
a ID drivers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

Stealing WutcA.-Billy Mulligan, an Irish
lad, vas mp before AID. Alniiton Tor stealing
watch at Betlair, onio, Of which crime lac was
guilty, but the E'atles who procured Ills arrest
refusing to ''ante" up the necessary amount to
pay ion Bnly's .'kaprng" TIL reg Ilsition could
De made Tor hinr oy the Governor Of ohio. lie
was discharged.
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CIyrINNAII MARKFT.

.JuxE 29.-MHi kcts generally very quiet
Flour So, Toad 90 for ezIa brands. 40 change
IN sIain. WHISKY steady At 10. Sugar firm at
Ulas. MoIa-s,S 34a35 Coffee lO2afl9. Noth.
ing done in provisions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

An Ese4rsioa.- we learn that quite NUM-
hereof our citizens design to avail themselves
of the round trip tickets over the Baltimore
road and take jauut into the mountains, Tie
trip will be attended with pleasure.
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AMBROTYPE3

WHICH CANNOT Bk sUHP IssED,
AN3ROrYPES WARRANTED 10 PLEASE.
AMBROIYPEs GIVING 1nE NATURAL coLoK.
Pictures on Paper, oaeet {rV", I0tent LedtAe't@e
vakenIn any warranted eqnul TO any in tie ei'S
Al TuR CITY GALLERY Of AKT,
3G, IEonroe street.
anoN-Iy c. a. GiIFFIn,Art
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NOMINATED.

IxpIANAPoIIs june 2n..- democratic conveu-
tiun az 4th Congiessionai District. to-day nom.
iiaied W. s. Holman, Auti-LvcOinptOn, for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

Tie Fatal Lsed0Asre.-Ine dqgses Of last eve
ming says: Yesterday two men whose names sc
did nOL lcarn, engaged ia hglt near Burton
station On tue laumOre q ONO Railroad, aud
in Tie struggle une choked the other to Death
The SURVIVOR proceeded hastily to Burton 10
take thc tirst tram that along, but he was
arrested before making good his escape, and
Was to tiase had lIls examination before JUS
lice last evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

Round Trip z'se3ets 70 6saroOt md iioansls-
riHe.- Round UP tickets will be issued by tue
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, to Benwood aid
Mpundsyille and back. Tickets to Rcnwood
and return. will be. % cents; to 4Vundsyille aud
return, 30 cents.
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40 oVAi' AZ -IANDLfs ,AiANuFaCi UitEhS-
A GOOD SPECULATION

rT-IE 4bseribeTs finding ppraetiealts r'n other &C.
Ssg~rnents bstoU ldlcieit attentouupAl The oAi-
- are s=iinE tr soap a'd Candie -
alI iren Wrlisiurs- Va Ths Ere'n-rs CONSIST q
sho.ts tIFOsh Which l,us stream Tor
neil. uesl narrilz IHiil- Ihe factcrs-8 y 70
sory bu Hing, ia good rii=s With al ts neers sEy
steam and 9th eNfensiFe ouei
n-zs-s- lsr ary Th=re = on TT prens'seea
story frame dEs liGz. AMI sitaeli thereto gar
spot The prop lies tar-e-f,
Of sIniis " I-urE. vhTs zer1s can Re had 70 al
frts Z ne cnuatrs railroad Or boat Coa coats
from 70 cents busri TIE business aiay be eousder-
IirraI ersfIt ~ Be aIIue desirable prov He'd satis-
fact, ? ca ~ b furnished By tsr-pteslhassr 49,,
Aiar,.s j. 81. OaRFY Co.
ts23 WslIsbuFg. Va.
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" atches aud JeweIry


wide warranted fast eC 1o az
esGT5 PSI5P BEST ssa,I E1 @6o De
very quality which used 20 sell at g
cents, sell nos at12( cents s0e good quaS as
low n Il i DE and aEure very ine't
PLAIN nsn % esapG afs a psess S.aai styles
and S iGFs YeFi pieces 50 cents for only
20 eSPS G peess Aene Dress eOodu very nice aud
ehs ear, piece, , ev siIk.-An exc,lleIt uliholyd
81 al, Leb lustrr, Inch vide al only OK cts
per ara; sold last seasonat peryaia. :
Ghe tsU oateHl BnIEnin Vet.
m sell SUPERIOR FIX NOBI =. OF 90 wards each sane
M soIi last season al S2S to $50. Ter cary
Sa5 apiece challenge any m 9, ts ST not
sold Al-,s srtiels r.
srs5le colors aud is, aud VIZ be sold a. YrI
They are And we're below Importers cost
ai inst sreived about 81 des patterns q new s les
slsS YER 6tatY pEs both side stripes
double skrts gaisft nSDs s SS s. Csly Rars
exc ii. nit style very cheap Fine l9Tl h9etS a. u
Dollar aud ~ ~ Cent aases' - IN sSsir st. .
DISSOLUTION.
T,uE copsrtner,hip existing under the htm o
i ). K. Durham Co; Is this day olsGiS I MAN
eo %Seeiins, May 1st, 1855 JANIS p il4iSks'
,1lIp CHINA and business VIII be con-
WHO Win settle bnsiiess Of the late hLi Of . ~
Dq9 I + VIII cpnnpe anufsetarinF Of Flint
W. ~, ND torS 10 South wht cling uld,r the
ns,5s and style OF Hobbs Barnes, and WIZ HIte e
6us ness Of tie late Grms q Barnts Ho9os anu
J. 4. iObus 3 Co. ri = 3ss3s- = "a IN Fss
rYyliet iie May lst1 1Syo.
inyq6 x -
1oNNETs popqsts received z: E Ss Z n Z sii
~ % SOLO eNltsi'ses las Nam ST.
,,s1 T,rcrIyEp PER STEAMER 2UI Og,'ss OF
Il t;i,lots oid t.frnaI P made e%pgessb ieI our
49, tis,e N ess criebiH teu PEI He no rival 1lA 81 ~
osi, b. had ri the old corner RookAtsle q nph
-. - m .A1Y4NTHA HATS.
= TsT received lot OF Brown leg1In uisSathA has'
j lint and d rabI,. [ez2l $. d lIARPkk 4 0As
UaEfEII 0APS.--A HsAOilatn nj just selyee; o,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTsDrkG. June 2y-River 8 feet lay pier
mark. hlling slowly. Weather clear. Aier-.
culy IS dogs
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es- ro pRfNrtIs We have Just received frnri the
-, f cturiIs ACCOMPLISHMENT OF a. 'Tatt, StS \ r6,
nc Scr I'M al pTltlGp lux Nhie have east TO Dsit W
&. pe Tor TO any Ink have heretofore Gderri t. the
tTtIs ar assortment Is rompiesembra IS u colo =,
" \ At ali nrir,s We solicit cash ord News lax. In
- and 81 h. kegs % per pound. No Ink Atnt
n,i-ss no MOI. y accompanies the order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

40 TTCE7 10 I,E7.s' rs H-dAs2-iG VIII FAIAL,
. b RDERs. dill NEW STTLES a REUEtED
PRICES,
TENiE eTIfF respectfully informs his f nds ard the
t,lIc eeIn rail-, that nd lhe heat assoft-
rarti II cheap Nal Paper aud borders 10 t1e ety. TaFg
IN price from cts. frrro- Hall paprrs Eti
match deIs olv IS etnts per bolt Beautii glazed
Those IN wait 81 cheap Wan Paper, Window Blinds,
cloths. u eass ssli ~ the cheap Eoos and
! Ngfi,;1 ISl.,r. JOSEPH GRAVES,
raVIs Main Centre Wlii cling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

Hickory Grove. = OasTles 60 DO No.. ~. i-sf
PROF- O. J. WoOD-psar slTs forle t.p.e iasf s'=aT
indrrd % use rofae - yeer Iisir ~
is eests EondsTfu e H. guT duty = o. -
the allictssi, Te80Ft H.
9rr little s0l's head for some usse 80 hss IrTffct
covered vsi pores, ard raiisd % said isnd .
hair almost entirely earse ~ ~ ro1sr qr-ser vf~r
friend 1rrinE III suGeTfuep av1seA Re-
rrtsFe, did i little hoT q rfs -f 70 osv
prfEs lnd that II ~ fTicuds, 1eg sFTicsfio'
removed the dissrss entirely ai re sd lsl1i.t eIs
% har atsFfrt .f, and W ~ d. ouf u
has as healthy sealp, ara iuFrFi11t eTp II Lair
aur other chill fhrrsfr-= ssf e i-fsb'
fnetI Eeefrrative efsect rsiaedy far II dsa-
oftlIp scalp hsfF. Ne are. yrHrE resp ctiyy.
GEORGE W III iffAls0IFAN.
la- stRAH a. UiGGINIOs HAN
~ Gardissr- fata=- JH1r -. fsa5-
b PROP o. :. WnOD-Dear rif= issre Esf9 FHo btfi.r
ofpSersor Wood Ifsr 8estoruf.Eq. sld "A. fFuly
+ greatest di,coFTy - the sge ioI rrffo-tFs r4
eilanunr the iiar Before uslr d uas rss q rs
tv rs Hair ias bog afain=i Is sisina iort Ia rzr
resoun1rnd tk soT1 wheat the irsst faE. ~
ease ofti worst sihd
TouTG Re- 7srfssiy,
HASLEi. ~ ifEBPIif
o. J. WOOD co. Trosr',icts ~ Ercadupv. ~ 10.
On ~ great n Wire Eail= E4frhitrcfJ 8. Z = .
Marie. St, 81 Leuis Ma Ard SID b III SOC irsE
deeaatriwIy lEiar-.sm
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NOTICE T0 EGITsEK RRPGR8.
RnamnnA prina

New Car pets at Reduced Prices.
HE .bseriIr tsEss great pleasure IN In oFrn -
fr ends pub rally tizt he j. nos G Wig
his cI5sLAG SIOC Il or COOLS, which - very larEr
grt variety estr thi cay
consists, i'aTt, q cOupit asortHe %
Carpets lsass Cloths " All PaItr, WinuON SlauerS
Curtain DaHiasks, sati De anes, Ot CoFniee Curtain
Bsns ard Pins Table and Pare CcreTFs Erihtr viii
great articles nuIEeFOus 70 na.htu tis
stock Lns been ~ 10 se ffEa nee,
ann 4 do fInk tat cEss haaaetsseft q i lave
not before h--an offered IA this city
Those Ia Wat Of TIE H9uFe Furnishing liHe, VII
please cali OIL stapd n . al Main ~ ahh
lsaiiS;y tenseres that fs the paev isr s sft@ eseaP
apg No Ia Main So.
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Letlsr -froltn welI- knYwn Clsrgyman Of Penn.

ssn advertisement Of Dr.. sanford's-I.iver In
vigoratnr in another column.
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u.,t.IC. BaIdwIn 4 Co.'S TO,

N.B-$I.00 AID 6 postage stamps enclosed TO ms au-
thoris,d gent viii insure containing So pills,
by return all.
tor sale b, T. II LOGAN & CO., Wheeling,
L. Palm. stock Co., Wholesale agents, PItsburgi
purcell Ladd Co.. whOes.Ie Agents for Va, itieh-
mond. aP2s-ly
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Nl1NGN ~ ~ ullt- ~ -
PROP. o. ,. W0ob 4 cO-tr1rl- Fi;kin fss
re hare rrcieved - many orders sn esns Ter fros
Wood's iniF lesfDTns W. ttio EE - 9err cotTf "
seld % Eosll foE eAanfiits fHs erarHy you igfT -
~ being ruii VILE We % lll ofieF fTrfr
EserV bgffa fnUG a0id aafaffo Acre 7Srp4a-fR n
or1 sffg claft fHera, nnd tirs afartiol', RI rsff
axe it r-cstFrs frota die Huhf-fal FF Worry
zF u vtrjnty fully e-nriLcs - fkrt i J. SO
fAIUA1itsR PREpAhATlfG.
s- ~ - soon a. nav 81 one erosses 81 tg-; ard o
dozen - siEes ard trev6 q yOufsigsFg Fsf-rf.uy-
(fFurGl DAkikL BAIifokf / r.
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THE GREAT kRlGL.SH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKES

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prspa,sd JrOaa prescription % Sfr j e1arAe, u D.
I'agsi fan AasroO, dt'oyV to ne queen.
This invauabr medicine nniailng in The Of all
ose painful ami dangerous diseases which the female
constitution IL subject. 1t mod=rates all excess AMI re-
all opuetiOns, and speedy cure may be relied
o. TORIAmHsED LADHss
it Is especial, suited u vii. short time bring on the
N ,nthIr period with regularity.
Zach bortIe, ore Dollar, bearI the Government
stamp OF Great britain, prevent eounterIstN.
CAUTION.
9zese RI, ssottd DC fEeH Cyyenaies during tie
FIIhS7' znRE;E 1fORTl3S or pregnancy. as they are
sure trfng AeHr' fa0s, Gtet any Ofe' tfa'e Ney
are SdEe.
In AL cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain In
the back aud Limbs, Fatigue slight exsTtion, PSlP'tA'
don u hu Hart rs sitrcs AID MlItss, these tis val
elect cure EIen have iail,d, and al
though powerful REMEDY, do not contain iron esi0ms
antiuiony, or any ,Ing huItiul TO the constitution
Fdt directions the pamphlet around ench psekass'
which Aiouid carefully preserved
Sole Agent for UnIIed states and Canada,
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BY THE UNION LINE.
70 r..n .sys..l.... M r q.
FROM 81. LOUIS.

0FFi0E. ooRNRR 1g1TEE AlsI, iloNHoF srgEEIs.
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me great y q Is 5 ATcn has ihese
ma Y iifafioiiS uie sud guard 81 NJ
chasing Be not peFsraed ~ hing CiGt INIT
have given BCtFIzses tiC5ian Bi'teIs siT tTiai ere
Sots i convince you o iaGuitsy superior 81 70 ali
tiese limitations.
Sold ~ 20 per bOttis sE b0tirf Tor tAf- y IL
~ FrtDrifkofs IL Is s1sE FACE, Jk CO..
sfznufaetlriEE Pl.aEHaae sIIi.is 20 e. p i5ls'
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nc 80 enIeNl InIHnIh
DISSOLUTION.

heretofore existing under the hrm o.
II K Durham Co. Is this day dissolved ~ n1iua
consent. ,s,e JAWks r. JiARNES,
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nomesfics and For efgn Staple

49, Jew GSooda 90 d fte uls 20 order
r. fANE nos REEVES SIrhs sild ~ rr steck %
i CLOTHS, CsdSsf.HhkhS AND Ftc1IAG6. 81 lie
No e 4ftI last sirlcs rtt llS j y
prcrl and Hht am pIspaTtd 20 axe p "a ne istfft
t.d t f.thiSn.blr tIylt5, the 40rtft Trss 70
Ehfe $a the sitsfte1 q No tsitEsss ar se
pahiie IN grnstn AFRO. lays Efott Of tlredy Asf5
Ns 4 d ADA1ls,
IN Ne. So l.nE s.
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deea.dtrEriy.RIar' .gm
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
Scientific Fishermen.

Professor Owen, at the annual soiroe
of the Leeds Mechanics Institution, re-
lated the following anecdote
Some of the working scientific men of
London, with few others, have formed
a sort Of club, and after our winters
work of lecturing is over, we occasion
ally sally forth to have q days fishing.
We have for that purpose taken a small
river IN the neighborhood of the metro
polls, and near its banks there stands a
little public house, where we dine sober
Iy and sparingly, on such food as old
lsaak W alton loved. We have a rule
that he who catches the largest fish of
the day shall be our president for the
evening. In tho course of one day, a
member, not scientific man, but high
political man, caught a trout that
weighed 3-1-2 lbs, but earlier in the
day he had pulled out barbel of half a
pound weight. So while we were on
the way to our inn, what did this politi-
cal gentleman do but with the butt end
of his rod ram the barbel down the
trout's throat loud laughter, in which
state he handed his fish to be weighed.
Thus he scored four pounds, which be-
ing the greatest weight, he took the
chair. AS we were going away for
home, man Of science-it was the
President Of the Royal Society-said to
the man ofpolitics, off you don't want
that fine fish Of yours, 1 should like to
have it, for | have some friends to dine
with me tomorrow" My lord took it
home, and | heard no more until we met
on the next week. Then, while we were
preparing our tackle, the President of
the royal Society said to our high politi-
cal friend =
There were some very extraordinary
circumstances, do you know, about that
fish you gave me. Laughter. [ had no
idea that the trout was so voracious );
but that one had swallowed bar
bel"
[ am astonished to hear your lord
ship say SC" rejoined an eminent natur-
alist, trout may be voracious enough
to swallow minnows-but barbel, my
lord! There must be some mistake"
"Not at ALL" replied his lordship,
"for the fact got to my family that the
cook, in cutting open the trout, had
found a barbel inside; and as my family
knew | was fond Of natural history, I
was called into the kitchen. There I
saw 1.-THE trout had swllowed barbel
fall half pound weight"
"Out Of the question, my lord" said
the naturalist; cts altogether quite
unscientifc and unphilosophical."
81 don't know what may be philoso-
phical in the matter-I only know am
telling you a matter of fact" said his
lordship; and the dispute having lasted
awhile, explanations were given, and
the practical joke was heartily enjoyed
And, continued Professor Owen, you
will see that both were right and both
were wrong. My lord was right in his
fact-the barbel was inside the trout ;
but he was quite wrong in his hypothe-
sis founded upon that fact, that the
trout had therefore swallowed the bar
bel-the last was only a matter of opin-
ion.
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q T-R M s.

Every hour that q man is in debt
is year spent in slavery" According
to this, what an everlasting long life
SEINE people must live!
Tom Hyer has published a card ac-
cepting the challenge of Heenan, or in
case Heenan declines will fight any man
in the world for $4,000.
One Of Gen. Jackson's aids at the
battle Of New Orleans, who was an off
Ger i'll the army fourteen years, and dis
ttmguished at the battle Of the Horse
Shoe-Gen. John NJ Davis, Of Penn
sylyauia-died last week, aged 81.
The poor of Dubuque are represented
rs as being in the most destitute condi-
ton, many of them being in state ab
soiutcly bordering upon starvation
Measures are being taken for their re-
lief
An old sailor, at the theatre, said he
supposed that dancing girls wore their
dresses ut half mast as mark Of re-
spect to departed modesty.
Some of the St Louis insurance com
panies have reduced the rate of insur-
ance 25 per cent. since the introduction
of steam fire engines into that city.
There are thirty-four public schools
in the city Of Buffalo. The average
attendance Of scholars is 5,928-the
number of teachers employed is 2o3, at
an average salary Of 1925.
The President has received, by the
hand Of Bradley, an autograph letter
from the Emperor Of China, written on
silk, two by seven feet, and said to be
elegantly executed.
Private letters from Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon, the famous Baptist preacher, en-
courage the expectation that he will be
in New Y DIRK during the religious ami
yersaries in May next.
The people Of Michigan are moving
in behalf Of Registry Law. The De-
troit Tribune says that numerous petit
lions are in circulation in that city, APP
pealing to the Legislature to pass
Registry Law.
Nearly all the suicides in this coun-
try are by foreigners. Yankees rarely,
if ever, make way with themselves, TO-
nearly every one thinks he has chance
Of becoming President, and at any rate
his curiosity prompts him to live on,
just to see what he will come to.
TheLouisville Joura,al says: We have
taken the pains to foot up the number
Of hogs slaughtered and packed at diff
ferent points in the west up to the last
advices. The whole number of porkcrs
yictimized is ,075, 900, thus far, with a
good share Of the packing season re-
naming,
WORKING UP SAwDUsr. 1t will inter-
est the proprietors Of sawmiils, and car
penters in general to learn that genius
has found use for common sawdust
which raises the value Of thatcommodity
far above the worth of solid timber
BY new process, combining the ny
draulic press and the application OF IN
tense heat, these wooden particles are
made to reform themselves into soma
mass, capable Of being moulded INTO
any shape, and presenting a brilliant
surface, durability and beauty OF
appearance not found in ebony, rose
wood or mahogany.-Efee Dem.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
KENOSHA, WIS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1858,

In all actions for the foreclosure of
mortgage, the defendant shall have
six months time to answer the bill or
complaint filed after ser0ice of summons
o" hln! and after judgment shall be
entered, the mortgaged premises shall
be sold only upon six months notice Civ
Ell OF the times and place of such sale,
which notice shall be published, at least
once a month, for the period of six
months before sale in newspaper of
general circulation in the county, &C."
On further inquiry, the sutton and
seeker after "pronspt JUSTICE" learns
there are but two Circuit Courts held in
the county in year, that the sac months
to answer, carries his case, in which
there is no real defence, over the first
term, and year passes before he can
get decree; and on very slight pre-
tense of an absent witness, who resides
IN Australia or the moon, the cause can
easily be continued for one term at least.
thus making some eighteen months be-
fore decree.
Then he must advertise "six" months
before he can sell, which SIX months
carries the sale beyond the next term of
court, SO that the sale cannot be confir-
med ordinarily, in less time than one
year after the date, thus taking from two
to three years to foreclose mortgage.
let the party be ever SO vigilant and
in which there is no defence.
The sutton also learns that he must
pay his own costs, ranging from thirty
to one hundred dollars, to the Clerk of
Court, Sheriff, printer, attorney, postage,
commissioner and referee.
Where is the fnancier SO demented
as to loan to a needy farmer, mechanic
or merchant, money on mortgage secu-
rity with these laws entering into and
making part Of his contract?
No wonder we are suffering the hor-
rorS Of bankruptcy and want, with such
laws on our statute book.
Every business man and every labor
ing man Of this State, are this day feel
ing the blighting influence of such laws.
Who will loan us money under this state
OF things but upon enormous usury and
upon security tenfold the amount in val
ue of the sum loaned ? Who are the
sufferers? the laDorer, the consumer, the
honest, the poor, in the many ways that
but little sagacity is required to bring
home to the comprehension of each and
all. Voters of Wisconsin how long
shall these things continue ? L.