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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02
He'll Do.--A Young man of oul

Hr'LL Do.--A Young man Of our
acquaintance, chile undergoing an
examination for the purpose Of be-
ing admitted to the bar, was asked
what were the constitutional re-
quiremsnss which render a man eligi-
BILE to the office Of President p
He answered, sHs must be thirty
five years old, aud a mighty good
Democrat. He was admitted
lie ought to have been,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02
go FARMERS.

TIVE undersigned has heecme agent for
A the sale OF such variety of Agricnltu-
raj works that he l.sls confident IN leine able
10 suit the taste OF every ore. 10 calls at
tention 10 the EaFeshers Of r. n. Pease 4 Co
Wheeler + Mclick's ThEesAer and Vsnunow-
er. Elliott y Ballston's Lever "ower Thrssh-
or, and JacksoH's Patent Travelling Thseshsr
aud Winnower. 10 reference % tie latter. il
being new machine. be would State tha; the
machine is used in the feld, travelling from
shock to shock. leaving the straw scattered
Throughout the FIELD, thus snriching the grauud
and saving the Labor and waste Of haUi ling.
The machine is work u with the l4boE Of I've
hands.
lie would also call attention to bis assori-
meht Of Reapers he has Manny's Reaper
an: Mower combined. NANNY > 1eser wossh
only SIS. the New York Rea..er, ard Bags
centre-Draft Keeper and Mover ecsnliasd.
Tie has Fan Mills of various kinds, Po-ta-
bic Steam Engines. Straw Cutters. Clover
Hullers and Seed Sowefs, hand AID Aefss
power, CIDER Nils. &c
May e. is59. NIKE SuoFNER
or Mr. Moses Marshall vii attend TO
sales and deliver IN ms absence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

TnE TIcINo-Frequent references
are made 10 our foreign dispatches to
the Ticino-a small stream which
marks the boundary line between
Sardinia and the Lombardo- Venitiau
Provinces, occupied by Austria. =
This small stream or river promises
to become as famous in history as
the 'Rubicon," which Cesar crossed
when, returning from his conquest
in Gaul, he decided upon marching
with his army to Rome, in defiance
of the orders Of the Romah Senate,
The Tiuino. or Tessin. rises 10 Swift
ztrland on the sonibern decliyity oil
Mount st. Gothard, and flows south
easterly through the Lake Maggiore.
Thence it runs southerly direction,
forming the boundary between Lom-
hardy aud Sardinia until it joins the
river Pc, near Pavia. lis whole
course is about l25 miles, and it is
nav;gable from Lake Maggiore to
the Pc. which nows into the Gull
of Venice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02
Betting Oh Elections.

1t is not generally known to the
public, that there is now Gu the stat
ute book Of Tennessee heavy PEN
atty against the practice of betting
OH elections. To guard the unsus-
pecting against difficulties, We pub
lish the following sections from the
revised code:
SIC. 4,S79. Whoever shall make
any bet, or wager money or valuable
thing upon any election, is guilty of
a misdemeanor, and may be prosecu-
led within six months after the ter
minaliou Of Tho election on which the
bet was made, but not niterward.
SIC. 1850. Any person convict
ed Of betting on any election in this
State shall be fued not less than
one hundred nor more than five hun
dred dollars, and may be also i'm.
prisoned in the county Jail not less
than Que nor more than six mouths
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

Anti WHISKY MovEMENT,-At
Charlottesville, Ia, OH Tuesday uight.
the Ore gulators' destroyed the IL
quors III -four Ietsil establishments.
and completely riddied Two Of the
houses. They are d, iermined that
no whisky shall he sold by the
diam in that place.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

II is believed by those who have a
good chance to know, that Neither
land will be the worst bsat candi-
date for Governor, that has run for
msny years. A man over in Gala
tin the other day. made a bet that
Herbs would beat him 10000
C2srelaad Banner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

The cotton crop Of Texas was snip.
ped 10 the bud" by frost on the 2Sl
ult- The press asserts that although
time enough yet remains to produce
an averase yield, there is not cotton
seed enough in the State to SOW hall
the land on which the plant has been
killed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

A LARGE Divorces DOCKET. The
Goshen (Ind) Democrat says that
the divorce docket of Elkhart coun-
ty has enrolled the names Of thirty
nine applicants for disunion and Sc
cession from the state Of matsimony.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

A Norwegian shoemaker living in
Minnesota, has obtained SIT 700 for
a piece Of land near Chicago, which
he bought eleven years ago for the
sum OF $50.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02

The Nashville Commercial Insu-
rance Company have just declared n
dividend of t,celre per cent. out Of
its earnings for the past six months.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-02
To The People of I.ineola Coun.y

W L have this Gay associated cur 90
w selves together, for the rn1-
pose OF doing all kinds Of House, Sssn aaa
Ornamental Painting, Graiuisg. Magtinr.
Glazing, and PAPER hanging. az the Lowest
prices AT crders from tbs country promftly
attended 10. We viii give Satisfaction az
20 charges viii be made.
h. 4 A. AFFORD.
Jar o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPE

NEW YOak, April Is.-Thc Cunari steamship
Europa has arrived Uith Liverpool dates to the
The steamer Bremen urrised on, on the al>t
ult
I Lord Derby. in the House Of Lords, said that
the Cabinet were considering what course 10
adopt lie lad lad an interview with the
Queen, but nothing definite was resolved cu--
y resignation MAS generally anticipated
The Ministry was 10 announce the result Of
their deliberations ON the matter on Monday,
eth inst.
The second Irish secsition trial at Tralcs has
resulted in the conviction nf the prisoner, and
his sentence TO 10 years penal seryitude.
The Belfast uiais were concluded, hut the
jury had not been able to agree, and was locked
up.
The departure of the steamer Prince Albert
from Galway had been postponed tail the sth Of
April.
Austria has objected to the peace Congress
meeting at Baden, and France leaves the choice
OF tho locality 10 Austria Piedmont i not To-
be admitted ps great rorer, hut will be repre-
SerIeI on similar conditions to the other Italian
States.
Count Cavour has returned to Turin He is
said 20 have secured his object with Napoleon.
The military preparations are coniired.
The Paris Bour>e closed firmly a. $50
The Manchester adviceS ave not rs favorable,
the markets being quiet, bat Siepdy. The best
yarns are firm, but the Inferior qualities have
declined
FHoN Observation-Disclosures from Rio coniirn
the settlement Of the Paraguay difficulties and
new commercial treaty negotiated.
oL-PEovISioNS.--rhe circulars re-
port the provision market dull, excepting FOR
beef, which Is tirm and has advanced. Pork is
dull Bacon quiet but steady Lard dali aud
nohinaliy quoted. Tallnw slow Of sale. but
prices unaiterel. A~hes--pot steady at 29s 81
a30s; pearls also steady At SIS Gi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

u Beauty for Asaes What is more an.
noying to lady or gentleman than to have face
covered with 6lotches, or pmPles There are
many thus affected, and particularly at this sea-
son of the year
All such dsagreeable cruptions may be re-
moved by using Brsnuiagei's Fluid Ert,ac of
SarsGpariita. 1t is better than any cosmetic,
externally applied, because it purites the Blood,
and gives the flesh clear, healthy appearance.
T. H. LOGAN & Co, General agents.
Sold also by LIST, LoGAN & Co., Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
SEE advertisement of Dr. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
Al Extremely low Prices. now OPrnIus ut
Ia q. pr q E.H.H.

II AvISG Just retained from Nov YORK with well
ieettd ae very cheap steel Dry ani Farcy Gccs.
Houf IRE public 20 exsfaiu= it tsfore p1Ieins
elsewhere tfy stnCk q Dress Goods vii - iouud %
Isl Of Tie iast styss and guarantee at ~ prices are
loser than any ufter house would call fErr
Figured HriaHfs, Eorfh richly
lSac. only fsrs Pad Ducai worth Pc At iit
cold 80 Chntzs worth - isc AL o-eT
portion. Ausius and LueI vii stu sisit Cfth
rye SC, and Ifisi linen Es = 20 Sc. DO Ergts,
eoiFrisln= ihe latest styles, and uhieh being grcs=d
direct manufactures. VII
before. PEE Bonn Rbbonf: leo nsetss FoEers and
everything fzrtainas ii MntneTy and 10 Ehieh
brsn csl ne particular Eiisntor OF Tie Tr1r and zu
: be oIrrel ~ TIRE iyErst fEures-
EsiEE0IDLaIEs-If you usA 70 hnd TIE largest, bes.
and cheapest stock give ell IEsn1ae E-il
Collars, Sleeves ard Collars, Bands. f eTnF and
EiginFs s~ hsares tian any oiiitr esiaustr1crt.
pr kft Gloves only &c. gorth 81 So pr Mit;s
Sc, uorth z5c; geo Linen Ia dkrFehIc at ise, worth
1SE: if % 81 I. worth ~; tj ilsnsticn eTei-f
At sge eEth s 80 DO ~ SOC. orth $ - superior DO
f3se, u1rth 81 ifa Ehlfs Bfiiisnts l25<-.
~; To- Pu1 DO ~ Isl Frrth ~ uu .y otirf
ue good. N-ofs both palm Tzi1 AMI r.rfl.ed,
uroporfl1fl--I low Eniafs Coos.
sui-a1Ie lor iitr 7art rui1r Trade 1 o shl-h
i- have the tarr-s strrk Hh-rlir 2, scId
10 i- frlfe i=ss thar cher Io1s-
81 enl a.; and rfi is rIaHaination
ednyiseei e ay abFiJ - sell csn ard sz--irs COX
ysurssives. ISAAC PRAGER.
rh2l ia Msfn =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

BARON MuNcuAusES on HARPs.-A harp SIM
liar to the construction of the piono-forte has
been made by gentleman of this city, and has
now been in use about eight months, purported
to be played upon by departed spirits. 1t is
simple in its construction, being about three
octaves in compass, with no keys or hammers.
or anything by which tones can be produced, ex
cept by some unseen force, which the conductor
believes to be spivit.-Nes Bedford Mercury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

ST.. LOSS. April 1s.-Thc River continues to
recrde slowly at this point The Illinois Is ris-
ing slowly from Ia Sale down The Missouri
is falling Gom Sioux city, with = feet water
from 81. Ju>cph to the mouth The Upper
Mississippi Is swelling slightly at Rock Island
and on the decline at Kcokul<. Tne ice ia
Lake Pepin continues firm with good sleighing
and very cold weather in the vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

Eg- By the proceedings of the Opposition
Convention, which met yesterday at the Court
House, it will be seen that Messrs. Wheat and
Richardson were nominated from the city, and
Dr. English from the country, as candidates for
the House of Delegates.
Colonel Wheat is well known to our, citizens
as good lawyer aud gentleman of extensive
general information. n. Richardson, Esq, for
nerly of Brooke, has been resi- lent Of this
city for some six years, and was made well
known to the people by his position as an
American Elector for this county in tho cam
paign of 1856 He is justly regarded as a ris-
ing young man. or DR., English We know
nothing personally but have heard him spoken
of as a man of fair abilities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

WAsurNeTox April 1s.-The widow Of the
well known T. II. Pcndeton aud daughter OF the
late Robert Mills, died suddenly this morning.
She was a most e>iimlble character and celc-
5raicd for her extensive and well bestowed
charities.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
Trust Sale

ny virtue OF deed of Trust from Heury to the
Il & dated sth July, 1854 and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office Of the County Ohio
ia deed book No 3d. page 49, SHALL at the front door OF
the Court House In the city OF Wheeling the day
OF Aay isdy, at II O'Clock A N, expose by public
aueuoh TO tue highest bidder all Of the following pieces
or parcels OF land situate In Ohio county Big Wheeling
creek about two miles East Of the city Wheeling,
said tracts containing three and halr acres
more or less, and tbs other alnng
three roodsi being the conveyed to said
Henry Hess by Frederick POimar.
TERMS OF SLLg.-A suiiiciency
pay So0O with interest thereon from sh July 1854 and the
costs Of sale to be pai In ready money!
due upon Tie following credit witfor S5T2
until the LIST day Of April 1860, the
tho LIST day OF April 1861. The title until
the purchase money shall be raid in full.
apls-td ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

I.gAvEsvvo,,rr,, Ap,il Is-The first overland
express, consisting of two passenger coaches,
left this morning for Denver CRY. The iirn.,
through viii occupy 10 10 - days, until the
linc Is in thorough working order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

ny virtue Of Deed o s-ou Da-id Me8 I5r ant
II Martha tcFr.ar rs WIFE rcar- e-t- a. isth -p (
October 1~', AMI iuly recorded iu ola County c.
Clerk Ore shan. SrfarGg a., f-Li day = F,is.
u. - - fr'f door - tse tuf Hcate ror sii0 sfg
sell a. rullc urton hire-t flst BIDDER.
follow T proper that IS part
LOT nul. red 30, situated 80 West .id- CfaFf-
street in a rart 81 the city ~ wh-- H county
Virginia, ial oG bs William Chnrle and John Err,
b"undei e. follows, vkbt riaIr 10 AGr-r Whr's Iur
t- West side OF ChaIIt str--t. thirty
eorrsr O.. a. a!, 'h"rce North tT;Ssis f~t Co iir lnt
numbered iti ' it the lire Il saiI numbered
j5t 'fst huudri aud tveItg-tao Get alley,
teuce 18Th saIi alley Sglt tHr,- f--f Eaii Arrr1r
= he' Zine. and thence with last one hundred
aai 1,tif-tru feet TO Us lrE-iruf7T-
Its- E-One-tflrl uf ORE f.rsflee money ie
paid g. va-. ule-fhirl Pc F- NUvcu1hzrs t>
and cu-t tie 1st dry 'l lse, ~ith
trcst t deferred frst8lnrrt~ frcr th- sac.
the te Co. te retiined until thr uigi- tie purchase
monet st-i' hare be. q falls I.a-i-
S-I'n- Tru-t-c, shall convey she purchaser cHy
such size is ye-ted in o., sara Esei Of trl-g
gro, Z wICKHAN, Aue-.oaeer. apIs-ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

NEW York, April ls--A steamer supposed to
be the Fulton, from Havre OF the 9th nit, pass
ed Cape Race on SUNDAY, at 10 O'Clock IN the
morning. If the suppnsitiun be correct, the
Fulton will be due here on Thursday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
New Stock.

INVITE ATTENTION to my new stock of Wines Liquors.
Cgarsi &C., &C., which have been daily
last Fl, especially my Wnts Braudies bought
myself, while in Europe last Snmmer.
which have in store are Of the vintage Of 30, the
Vinyard OF g. WetteThahn In Maiuz
ed In quality by any article Of Rhine Wine any
other country The rapid sale which has
far, its qualities have been by all
who have tried IL 1t nearly and would advise
all who desire to call soon
IhHTe also stock of Gins, Whskeys OF all kinds
Cigars, Sardines, &C., 10 which invite attention.
ap13-3tn q. W. IRA NZIEIM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

HAnRrsBunGn. Pa, April -Tbe.GovernoF
has appointed the Hon John W. Maynard, Of
Lyconing Co., associate Judge for Allegheny
county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

PTrsHURGu, April ls.-River . feet inches
by pier mark, falling Weather clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

CRcINSATI, April Is.-Weather clear and
pleasant Light white frost last night; river
fen 10 inches since Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
BY THE UNION LINE.

TO THE DAILY INTELI'EtNCEs.
oE,coRwEa WATER AND MONROE sTaEE1s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

MORE NEW GOODS
GRAHAM'S DRUG STORE.
"ELNIBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU, for sale by
III api6 CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
FLOATING LIGHTS and German Matches 70! s9ssy
} i apie CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
z FAD PENCIIS-Blue and Carmine Pencils, for by
IL api6 CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
~ EZIJINE palm and IIroWn Windsor Soar for sale by
u AS Spi5 A''" A''1 -" CHARLES ". GGAiikM
|IIIAMOIS SKINS for sale by
y api6 CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
+ iT apt d '''i--,' i'''> '1N CHARLES w GEAHAM.
1So p 10 Sns Witt md Fancy Ha Sec
goo goo do Misses Wits, FaTsy ana NIX q S'GTSnss'
% do Ladies' slz Mtts. Just OPsned' yr,,,.a
a BARGAIN!
IIFTY one Hundred Acres Of Valuable TnS,r Land
err the Virginia side For further enquire Of
ap14-2W No. la Market St, wheeling, Va
NOTICE.
i NJ F0 20 Go o. s f{ d ss'e e sis, tier Of
March, 1859, by deed duly recorded on that day in the
interest, have been appointed Reeeiyss by ne Circuit
Court OF Ohio county TO collect an monies and ems Que
All persons Indebted to said nra requested to make
Passi said 5 &c @s l1 iys
sale, the entire lot Of bar IRON nails &c dc, belong
'D SSPi4-sw NJ. NORTON, Receiver.
TANNERS oIL-2O hills Tanners on prime article on
4 hand and to arrive, for sale by
mhlT \. Q. GOOD GO.
T ARD oIL-IO bbls No. l Lard on ior sale low BY
II [mhiIl a. cocoon co.
. TEREnsCoPEs-we have received to-day some more
OF those priced StereOscopes, also price aud
new style spring call bells, &c. ID. NICnLL Bro
apIs I09 Mslu Street.
(NuILDREV'S GIGS. We have nov a good assortment
u OF wood and Willow Gigs, TO which Wead call the
attention persons wanting nythu- in that line.
u. NlCOIb a BRO, }t9 Atain street
spI2 sis1 Of the Ohiids' Gig.
7 ETFER PAPER, Eaveopes, Lead Pencils, steel Pens,
| 4 Bonnet Board, Pen Holders, Mrmora nduua Books,
States and Pencils, Sc, &c, At D. NIooLL BRo's,
hpIa III Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19
DOCTOR BAARBB

Mouth TFoat and I1n-s- Attention VII &c % al
skin Disease: LuNBAGo, LrvrzA, AEess-fs, SrHnTrfa,
EuErIarI-s, ETrRaIGIa, PAEtLTl-. ETftsrN IgrEtSiA
Prs ard al other diseases Of Tho stullloh Liver ard Hss-
ell. and an Chronic dscascs rsrtairr women sad chill
dTcn- Dr. Bsakc- produce hor-r a-si,s q
his perfect curing CASSIHS. OLD SOEtS or
ULCEES. FI-TULA, sCALD HEAD. WINS, 81 ELLiNfS
1d ioLs OF every d--crfiafr and slttet s use q
the knife These last named d=ras-- cazot e. r-at-l by
deuce, therefore fhr patients place Item
selves cr hi psrsorai TtI=lor- rnctor Eazk~ has
made discovery Of -fLUIDr that si produce
naft ah-agtlnn % the Ct-tEsgrs ana rFstf re Eu at
vision 70 OIL Use Eithout fc kElf- aud I'll
ueeiie ami l has eostantlg h-rd excellent 49,
soTt-elt ~ trautifgi TTtirrl Pyes auf IEu1- (or
Ear nrsrs suitable for eaiirr sud aii =-ts ntsrtsd
10 irr mIuIrs
bTat'i Pts siriafs and Surgeons living. Is tame
knuuu personally in pri- eifHl city IN the y orid
Al letters containing cents directed % nctur baakre
asking any questions pertasuz disease, shril ie
promptly answered, and Crroric blsta=s tleatfd ~
Correspondence except those mentioned relrns his
s1nai suurTyfFl1u.
DOCTOR HAAEEE.
% Lexington -, betp Charlie ana faisffy sts.
mh2g E.tfi11orc, LTrrlJE q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-19

HOWARD MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-5O barrels Of thu
above brand Family Flour, suitable for Bakers
Retailers, just received and for sale by
ap16 GEO. ADAMS, No. 30 Main st.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-12-08
MgisrsHnnfulla Rraaing.
old Coenao

~
Everybody has heard of the Innocent CON.
tieman Sh8 assured his guests that the brandy
ON his sideboard was bought from old Mr.. Cog.
nae In person. Let the lest pass. The man who
imagnes, nowadays, that he is drinkino OLD
Cognac at the bar of any American, bo.cI fan.
,n'o as complete an absurdity. The quantity of
orahay made in the district of which the little
Town OF Cognac, in the department Of the Chm.
rente, is the commercial centre and entrepot.
may IN good years amount TO some 10000 butts.
Ihe annual product during the seven Bad grape
years preceding 1858, probably did not reach
1000 butts The production Of Crane brandy
was equally or still more reduced during those
seven years all over France But there hos be.,,
no day in all that time when we could not bnv
measureless quantities of Cognac brandy in Paris
as IN New York-and, what Is curious. it was
an OLD Cognac" Young Cognac does not an.
pear IN commerce or at the bar. Now, in n series
oi good years, four-ffths of the so-called Copnac
never saw the vineyards of the Cl,arente. Dur
ing these late bad years ninetenths of it never
s"r vineyard ~ oil u s Not ;A,le, NJ, ;;co
but distilled beet juice; be very thankful even if
it be pure beet juice In 1s5s-54 more than ono
hall fthe numerous beet sugar manufactures IN
france were. ifmy memory does not grossly mis-
lead me, changed, by slight alteration of their
machinery and its application, into beet brandy
distiIleries. VI them my fast young friend, YOU
viii make fool Of yourself do It patrioticaly at
least with honest American whisky, Gf even
that can be had,) and not with triply falsified
French brandy. II, on the contrary,;you are a
temperance man, encourage American viticulture
Where light wine is cheap and plenty, drunk
ards are scarce. The bar-rooms of the "marni.
hcent" St Guzzle at New York, or of the St
Bibbie at New Orleans, tqueer establishments for
sanity patronage,) turn out more dr,nkards in a
year, than all the 5000 wine shops of Paris.
Cor. Of The Southern Field and Flycside,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-12-08
Another Bell.

Ihe strokes are the measured beating of the
march of death. Another soul is far out over
the unknown waste beyond us, even while the
glowing lips of the living arc clingng conv ulsive
~ to the yet warm ones of the dead.
The hour is now dark for them, and the swol-
len hearts are aching with sorrow. One of the
household band has fallen away before his au
tumn' and there is gap in the closely knit cir
Gle by the hearth. The passionless lip, check
and brow. bear away TO the grave the impress of
thousand frenzied kisses.
The mother, sister, or wife, do not know all
Thank God that they do notl The fiery imprint
of the fangs of the demon Of the cup, has been
hidden from their eyes, and they dream not that
his manhood was slurred by the leprosy of a
common curse, and his body swollen with the
poison which lurked in every vein. .s.
The bell will tell on for the early slain. To
the world they will go down like men. But
IN the shughter=houses where they were lured,
the red-lieaded Gains will know who slew them.
There is a sad chapter veiled from the wo,ld'.
eye. And when the marble which affection
rears over the sleepers shall read Of noble life
the demon of rum shall slime noiseless through
the rank grass Of the grave, and look in mocke.
ry upon the lie.
To die, is a common lot But there is some.
thing peculiarly sad in looking over the waste Of
human life from the drinking habits of our peo
| pie. Entrenched in our midst licensed by our
government; and working out wholesale dcsola
ton and riurder " by authority" the slaughter
houses spread their tolls by every path we tread.
There are pitfalls in every path, and there is
not one among us so richly endowed by God, or
SO deeply loved on earth ms to turn for one mo-
ment. the stony hearts which fatten upon ruin.
The bell will continue to toll for the dead, and
human victims to be wrcnched from home and
friends, and flung out upon the smoking alter OF
the Christian Moloch. Wisconsin Chief