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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-01

ROTHsCHILD THE HEAD OF IsRAEL-The
Paris correspondent of the Evangelist writes as
follows,
"Snange news reaches us from Constantine
pie. should not mention these rumors, if some.
thing similar had not been announced three years
ago. quote the reports without guaantying
their truth
Syria has been ccde to Mr.. Rothschd for
500 millions of francs, 1t is not yet known
whether that he assumes the title of King or
Pacha ; it is certain he proposes to rebuild Jeru-
salem and the Temple of Solomon; there are to
be chapels for all religions, line of steamboats,
from Beyrout to Marseilles, and railway from
Alexandra to Constantinope. The new states
of NJ. Rothschild abound in iron ore and forests
of valuable timber. 1t is said that NJ. Rothschild
will appeal to his coregionsts to return to the
land of their fathers, to possess the tents of
Abraham and Jacob"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-01

THE RISK OF VISITING ROME A correspon.
dent of tie .Nep- York Commercial Advertiser
writes from Rome under date of April 25th;-
"Abont eighteen months ago young man
from Legations, with his newIy.married wife,
both of wealthy families, arrived in Rome, and
stopped at hotel. The day after their arrival
the young man was arrested at his rooms and
taken to prison. From that day to this, the poor
wife has never been able to learn the cause of
his arrest, or to discover in what prison he is
detained He may have been dead these twelve
months, for aught she knows or can know.
Undoubtedly some political accusation was
forwarded to Rome just before his arrival here,
and the police were only waiting to receive his
passport to excnte an order of the summary
commission for his immediate Imprisonment"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-01
@reen 4fGonntoin 1irfeman:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In WainwrighrS Building, Second FiOOr-Front,
Main Street, Montpelier, VT.

TERNs-One dollar and fifty cents per year in advance
ST. after three months 90 AFTER six months Village
Subscribers, who have the paer left at their door, S2OO
M paper discontinued until ali arearages paid, OK
cept at the option of the publisher.
Advertisements inserted in neat and tasty MANNER at
customary prices.
usual rates
9nr The FREEMAN is sent tn each town in Washington
County free of postage The postage for any distance not
over miles from Montpelier cents per quarter; not
800 miles, 10 cents not 1000 miles Is cents not
20O0 miles, % cents 1000 miles, % cents
and exceeding 1000 miles, 30 cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-01

Nutmegs are said to be Indigenous to Calito,
ME, as well as to Connecticut.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-01
J.W. WHEELoOK, Printer.
ID ,)oEtrD. O

nble Christian are condensed in MANN
rthy old Quarles or HQbert.
PRAYyTR.
BY THOMAS ELwoOD, QUAKER OF 1868.
Oh that mine eyes might closed be
To what concerns me not to see
That deafness might possess mneear
To what concerns me not TO hear
That Truth my tongue might always tie
From ever speaking foolishly;
That no vain thought might ever rest
Or be conceived in my breast;
Thai by each word, and deed, and thought,
Glory may 10 my God be brought
But what are wishes? Lord mine eye
On thee is fixed, to thee cry
Wash, Lord, and purify my heart,
And make it clean in every part
And when its clean, Lord, keep it too,
For that is more than can do
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25

eH-PETROLEUM, or ROCK OIL, natural remedy
procured from well IN Allegheny Co "a 400 feet below
the eaTths surface put up by NJ kiER Pitsburr. in
tn bottles ii flows from the well without amAt re
OF any kind When taken accorng To- the drectionS II
viii pains cnlnrcements la the onrs and joints
Botches Bies. Erysipelas fmples the face Teller
Scalead Rim worm, aud the various Skin diseases il
has of rheumatism, NeuragiaGo,t
&c al of rheumatism of years standing have
been ent cured jSee Advertisement in another part
q this palerD ly3.9rowti2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Vendue.

" ILL he sold at Auction, at The late
w residence Of WILLIAM PENNY, decd
IN Union Tp., on
Tuesday, the 81 March
nex,-5 head oil Horses, Mich Cows, ouny
Ca 'le, Sheep, Hogs, 2 Wagons, broad
wheel and Two horse Wagon, Pows
Hsrrows, and Cultivaior, l Buggy.
Sleigh, PAIR of Bobsleds, Horse Gear
aud Harness also Household Furniture.
such as beds. tables, chairs. and o,her
kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stove wli
all is utensils, Sc. also Potatoes by ,h'
hushel.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock, A. NJ
4 reasonable credit will b. given.
JOHN GUNDY, Adm'r.
FEB. I6. 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
SHORT Cur TO TEMpERAxCE-The

SHORT Cur TO TEMPERANcE-The
vest Chester Jetf-rsonian asks. "lf the
Scna'e and House were 10 vote aye, wh, r
the Speakers ask Shall the Main qurslion
now be puip would that settle the iicke,
Question!' An affirmative vote when the
Maine question is put, will settle the CUES
ton.
The Milwaukee Advertiser thus sums mp
the hanging question: Alter a careful
consideration oi all the arguments fnr and
against capital punishment, we have come
TO the conclusion that The debt OF nature
should never be paid. if il cant be coIec-
ted without IA erecutiOn.
A rich bachelor of New Jersey recently
died, ienving by will several legacleS. of
from ten 10 Twenty-Five thousand dollars
each, 10 ladies whom he had addressed
hut who ha rejected him. He said that
they had afterwards grown Ia be So ugly,
that he could not he sufii 'ienlIy grateful.
kossuih, in a bitter to President Fillmore,
dated al CIncinnar',.h has enclosed a farewell
address. dated Washing on, jan I2h,
1852, bur which he had since learned
could not be addressed To The President.
and As The Secretary of State had suggested
that c"pe' might be sent 10 each House Of
Congress, he has accordingly done so
lie expresses unbounded thanks for the
warm reception h. has met, aud SAYS noih-
ing could indure hun TO desire the Untei
States TO Fut IN Jeopardy Their own wei
fare. and The prosperity ol th,ir giofnus
home ni liberty. for lie sake oi Hungary.
Mr.. Peer Osbnrne was attacked by two
highway robhrr>. near I."vi,burg Va, las,
week, and robbed ol $500.
George liau>e Is appointed Post Master
al ChIIll>quaqu'', IA place Of ioha II Vrn-
CEN. RESCUED. and Ann Gu'Irk al ENS
burg. in place nf Wn. Gulirk, deceased.
The las CIV. Yark,,' lcai is ,he pumr.
iny hr wafer oui al Hal ..u lake wil three.
h,s steam ensrucS y. lhl> rn-an> 81 uOl
acr,.S of good itnd have h,ea .,I0-rd :"
sanSh ne and ca fi,ali II, aui by n''sf Year
viii prohabl, be- seeded d mn nnh Onions (
The Springfield Republican -a,s:-
"Nohoiv ihonghr jenny l. nj vas goIu. /
10 marry Mr. G"ld,ch nii. vet II W.
natural hat >h,. should hr Srmir mil Mr .
Gn.d>rhmdr. and that NJ Gnti>rhuId .
should be g"i.,mt nj .!,Dny IInd.
The bite nf d drunklrd il seems =
b.. f.arni like tie bite o. {, >ufk" An,i
frer in Ohu, whr VA. bilItn IA the finger
nv drunken man, a. he fnk'u- hin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Dry Lsganzl:abe er!

INllE subscribers having renewe their stock
L with chni e lot "f E.u'mlser. now OTTER
sale at 'hris YARD (irn,irs The t;erman
Ret'r"cd Chn'ca) an assortment comprising
~ IA inch boards Common and Panucl Boards
n,h do Eeov Fine do
Plank = and q iueh River Pine
do do Sugar Valley Pine.
Srantiins. and Pine and II mlock Joists
Roofing Lath. and Ceiling Lath
Joint Shingles, ~ inch aud 2 foot.
Lap do f,o:. various prices.
do do large. Sugar Valley
5 inch Buttonwood Pianks, for Stair Iailnrs Se
Scantins for i'eiposts- Poplar Planks.
Square T. n Timber. 2 inch Pine Flank
onA fost> and Chrstnut Fosts. Linn Boarix
large lot hi'e P,ne Palns prepared by machinery
k,n Il. ied Lumber on hand.
The above ii i'll be sold at fair prices for Cash
or reasonable (not long-vinded) credit Books
Kept at the residence Of Peter Hursh.
HURSH Il AMMON.
lewis.iurg. April 90, 1851 ,S7
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
hicT"K GiLLu.Rp pocI
KEYSTONE MACHINE WORKS,
Is and 20 North Fourtl Street, H.rrisLn,,
6liLttpD Il pGCK
HTCKOK g. DOCK,

Manufacturers n SrAT1ONIET STEAY ENGINES
:f 10 100 Hoss> Ib,rer
Nd every drsorPiion ol M,chini>ts Tools.
IA such a Ln'hes. fihh'rs and upr,eh, D.ilis.
Sa" Nandiiis. Null Sifeas &c made to ORDER
Particular attention gwen to Cutting tiaers--
rnch I, 'eet IN diane,er--larsr and small
Screws, Taps &c.
Genr''i Machine Work done promptly and in
the be-t m amer.
For persons orlerny from us, We vii, mako
accurate calcuiaiions of the strength pnw., sad
speed OF every variety oi machinery aud make
woking drawings of The sam in the mos, pe,f..,
manner. Our Shop aud Machinery are NEW
aud feeling confident thai We can render pe,fs.,
satisfaction we respectfully request our friend,
and the public 10 give US II call.
Dee. 1851 HICKOK & DOCK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
MEDICAL PRACTICE.

- of The Phisd. Me.iiral College. respectfully
1nr,rrrre TO the Citizens oi Levi bug ,ud wei
nilv, that he ha, located in the house fofmer,v
occupied by John Lemon. IN Market street three
doors west of Chri,t Il Fri, Is new Fsundry
and Offers his professional services 10 all whc
NAV desire them.
During the past IF cen years. DR. Harms has
''rsn engaged IL The Returned or Tho:nSonian
practice; dI>card- the Use. OF he lancet. and all
direct pnI.nn. mineral a 81 vc-rllhic and cures
diseases with botanic reIn,dies. such rs act IN
VA innny with the laws Of life. lie also keeps
kar7 tor -ale a neral assortment OF good
fanm>oni4n Neiicinss
TurrrouS ;e.Incnieis night he gwen. If
deera.d -sqaiSre bat ie 'le annexed sulice
Lev'~'urG, Sept, 81, Is5l 800
''lhr bearer. II e E,rr.5, =. y. r----, . rr-.f.
tion"r III ~ cutit to the c0uHlr Of n ,ru1l
iave hi oprrt unity Of klrwnr D.. igrr>' quolif-
cations a ~ 4ic,l and '.vp him one Of tie tcs,
practl,l NOS N tLe circle Cf nr tlowf.,i.c.
J. u CONF TT. i; y.
-iil'ior cft.e 7;o4Is soai1i, ..Es.eal Pl.lr,tes
Philadelphia, Aug. i, 1SJ1.n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
DEATHS.

In Whine Deer Tp l7h inst. in his 57;h
year. J"nx BAcHsAS
la Cntlisquaquc, 20ih inst. AnDA LOUISE.
daughter OF William aud Louise Pardoe, aged
years. week and / day.
In Rush ioan-h'p. Northumberland county on
Sunday week GEoRGE GIARHARr, E>q, aged
about so years
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Railroad Meeting.

fI'tiE Cuizen> If Lew i>hufu AID ,irI.,ii,
wili meeI al The TOWN HALL. on
MOADAY EvENiAG next OnIect ot the
niee'ln,. 10 elect delegates 10 The Baltimore
Convention. MANY.
L-~I>bnrg, Feb. 81 So.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
CHURCH LETTING.
j. Z. VAN METER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of
Paper Hansinss and Wide Curtain
PapeTs,

No a3 N1rh Third Street. Philadelphia.
NOW offers great inducements to the Coun-
Try lndc.
| am d.ir mined 10 adopt The motto. " Small
Py0jfis and Ouieh So!es.' asd no c"m'ina'i"n.
A. manuisr;ur. Tie article myself will war
rsti all my goods iu .Isth and "idib.
Always on hand iich assortment Of Gold
aud V.l,rt Borders. Oak and Sirna Na,6le Pa
prs. and % her decorative stvl-s suitable for
ii H'H<. Pml"., D'n'nc Rooms &c Ai-". cheap
article suitable inr Chambers. kuchen. &c.
Fir Board Prinrs &c. &c.
IL All orders promptly attended io.
Warehouse No. SO North Third Street, Ess'
side, four doors below the Civ HO'.l PhIiadet
phia. 3m4il J. VAN METER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
l., IDDMGS s. co.

j.. iUUiVGS u CC.
In offering their stock of Goods 10 their Gus
TONERS and The public in general they irei conf
dent that more gene al assortment eau not BE-
found Ia ih,~ section ut c"dn'y.. ihrif stock "'
new CiothS cassincTes and tr-'Ings, embracing
all colnrs aud qualIe-. g, exceeding low prices.
LADIES' DRESS GOOgS ihis department
nf our e,iah n nsii' is nuw complete. aud we iei>
crmpeirinn III Dress Silks. cur assortment o.
French Msrinus Thibet Cloths aud iustrc-.
embrace a beautiful range of cnior! VIZ. fine
black. marine blue mole, blossom, pink, cherry
scarlet, green olive. brown and +lue, at very low
pnre>. \ -Ylrndri assortment Of plan and hsd
Cas>imerss ard Deiaines. very cheap Also
Shawls, Fnnnels, Domestic Goods, Carpets,
Queenswarc, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lcry, Hats and Caps, &c. &c. &c.
Which viii re sold very low Tor Cash or Country
Produce,
Thankful for ras favors. ana conf lent that we
can give entire -a'i-f,inu. we most respectfully
invite continued share oil public pa Forage
Oc.2l J.. IDDiNGS & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
THE WINTER SESSION
or
ACADEMY,

WILL commence On MONnAf the 2nih
W oi OFT. All the branches ot regular
nni cor',l,,- Academic Course viii Ne taught.
TIE sub-crIhrr. II. entering up'u the 5th wear
of his crurecfiau vuh ,his lusIitG'inn. takes
pleasure in returning 10 the ciizeus of ie~ishuTg
an! vicinity his sincere thanks tor the cordial AMI
lihrrai support they have given him. HIS constant
eli 1T has been 20 lniu<e INTO the mads OF those
under hi. Gaze love OF haTnlng, ant 10 ,rsin
their youthful powers into sys'ema'lc habits 81
uiy. And when this eni is once fully reached
the crratrs' obstacle in the way Of acquiring a
thorough educa a,ion has been -urmo ouu,ed. and
the future progress of the student. altho' always
ascending. wilt still be rendered peasant end
secure.
The Primary Department will receive special
attention and exercises in Composition aid
D.clsm,al ION viiI be required of the larger
brr< Of tho school. \ Vacation will he given
during the lfuijiavs
'Trnus. prr S.--ion Of 30 wacks For Comn,n
English sc, inr Higher EneI-h 50 AMI fnr Lam
Guase> so inc. RANDOLPH.
Sept. 30, 1851 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Houses FOR SALE.
O. for Sale. l

I'HAT large and desirable property on
l The corner of Market and Water Sls.,
well situated for residence. for business,
or ior residence and place oi business.
There Il .srge BRICK House contain.
ing 4 large rooms OF The first floor, 6 bed.
rooms on The second finor, and two large
finished rooms on he third. A Kitchen
aud Wa,hhouse adJoins, and II mas also a
large crmen, Cisern. Pump and Well Of
good wafer, aud all The necessary out.
buildings.
For Terms &c. apply to Gro. F. MiILER,
Esq. S. r. DAVIS.
I.ewj.burg. Sept. %. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Public Sale i!

VI ILL be- held al the house ni The sub
w s-rihtr IN E,s, Hutlaln Tp, on
Wednesday, The Sd IF liarch
next. when the following property viii hc
.n!d-iior,es and horse Grars, Cows and
young Cnir. Hogs. Thrashing Machine
and Horse Power, Wagons, PiuwS. lIar-
rows, CuIi.ainrs. and IA variety Of other
Farming Utensils also A seli of Black
smith Tool. and Household and Kitchen
turnirmre too numerous To insert. SHE /"
,en1Lnce viii he gwen and terms of sale
made known hv JOEL kitiHl,.
Feb g, 1882.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
, ,%<jIIi~--~tiIib<N
IUAEHlAHSEa

In Freepoft, Ill, 27,h uit. by Kev Mr. Devore,
]. McssEs NrsBIr (ionneriy OF Lewi-burs) and
Miss T. LHAsg, vi Freeport.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
ELECTION.

EEFC IUN.
TINE S,nckhold.rs ot the Lenisbnrg d Mf
.finburg Turnpike load Compnny Will
rlea.e notice that an Election will he held Al the
house Of GrpEox BiEnL in Ea- Buffalo I'p on
MONDAY the 1t day Of March. 1852 for the
purpose Of eIeciine one President and tour Man.
..ers to mansge the concerns Of said Company
for one year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
TAKE NOTICE.

4 LII PARSONS knowing therns-lV-, indebted 10
L A the subscriber Ihan 80 DAYS stands
fi'e, Will please c'll and settle in.n-diatry. or
before the 9Th March, hen those accounts " III
hr handed To J. MeEE Esq, tor iminedia'e col
lscii"n. A. l.. HATFIELO.
F,.h % IS52
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Opposition is the Life Of Business!
- NEW LIVERY
eH2A AND
U.Q EXCHANGE STABLE.

The suh.cfin"r would respectfully inio'" the
ci'izrns Of Lswi-hurs and the trsvri.lg c"ninun'
ity generally, that he has opened II ne" Livery
and Exchange Sable on FOURTH -tTeet halt Il
square South Of Market. and has rrovi'rda good
lnt OF Hor-rs With entirely new good and lssh-
ionab!et arriagrs. Buss,es. Sleishs &c. where all
wishing an, ,,h;ns in his limo may be accommod-
p.rd on the shortest noIioe and most 'eaSonahls
terms. He will pay every ai'en ion 10 the
wants Of hi. customers. and hopes hy 80 doing
In meri, and receive q liberal share Of public
Paionags. WILLIAM MOoA1'
Lewi.burs. Dec 80, 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25
Exciting News !
Hasza FIR tie Nsw Clothing Store, No, IT,!
Now flr New Sat ul Cio'hng.
10000 CUSTOMERS WANTED .

aoooo ,.. vy~-r'
MN a-sSs - S1. ta"e great p'ea>ue ''i
Z1s announcing 10 the Ci.tZefi~ al Ls"lsnufg
IA .,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,u,,tr, III. ,h.V h,y,. inst
~ 80, -, -. ,r,,u,' -.
'rtI'"d an extensive SLVI 'i-\' > '"h !"
tur Slu!r.u. ,ul uf tnc ia SAMUEL " ULFL-pn
,.,,f ,1.L,, All " i., ,.reefs-.. Len.
'''t '"'-''' ~ ''--"'' ' " "
h y ave a Large aiII ven s''tcltd s'OcK q!
- .-,
4 C!f(lu EI.I, JAEIdA ANG,
- -, -, ~, ~, ., .-. ~.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-02-25

The abore medicine can te he'd in Lewislurg only Of
ia J. WALLS, Who the only dealers in the rsouipe
eoxSr0CG'S IS RRER4RI1IOS lylllinsids
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-09
SlnnlkY ClinlIIcYs.

1t has often occurred TO that one very COM
mon cause of smoky chmneys, where.no apparent
reason can be discovered, arises from the practice
of using boys 10 sweep them, and thus the sin
against humanity is partly punished by large
amount of continuous annoyance. For n flue 10
draw well, it is essential that there should be only
two openings intoit-one at the bottom and the
other at the top. Now chimney nucs are divided
from one another by single courses of bricks in
width or half bricks, rs it is technically termed
Those flues are built with lime mortar, which is
an absurlty in The outset, rs the heat OF the fire
restores the mortar 10 the state of quick lime, which
falls out in powder, and leaves gaging chinks for
mis-draught between the bricks, destroying the
continuity of the flue. To provide in some mea-
sure against this evil, the practice is TO coat the
inside of the lue with composition OF limc-mor
tar and cow dung, called ttpargctting' This is,
in fact, luting 10 make the flue alright. The
climbing boys by frequent ascents, break the lut
ing away, and the chimney, opening info chinks,
produces an imperfect draught. This is an evil
for which there is no remedy, except rebuilding
the chimney. Were it the practice TO iron tubes
built into the thickness Of the walls, better still
as more economical of heat-to introduce hOl-
low iron columns upon the face of the wall, COW
ering them i'll the apartment with perforated screen
partitions, the great source of evil would cease,
andt the still greater evil-the crime-the degreda-
ton of humanity, would cease also.-Farmcr and
Mechanic. .s.:T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-09
For Housekeepers.
Ruenu Vista Cake.


A New acknowledgements ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Miss LEsIIE.-Put half a pound OF powdered white
sugar into deep pan, and cut up into II Lail
pound Of the best fresh butter. STIR them together
with wooden spaldle, till perfectly light. Break
four eggs into SHALLOW pan, and beat them with
rods till perfectly smooth. Silt thrce-quarcrs oi a
pound of -four into n dish, and stir ii, gradually,
into the pan of beaten butter and sugar, IN turn
with the beaten eggs; little of each nj Il time
Then add, by degrees, powdered nutmeg, and
wine glass of the best roSe-water. This cake must
| bc highly favored with nutmeg and rose. Have
ready three wineglasscs of cream or rich milk, and
divide the milk equally in two separate cups
Take yeast powder (Which signifies Il blue paper
enclosing hundred grains of super carbonate of
soda, and white paper containing ninety grams oil
ariaric acd,) and dissolve the contents of the blue
paper in one of the cups OF milk; and when tho
roughly melted, sir it., very hard, into the cake
mixture. Then dissolve in the other cup of milk,
the contents of the white paper, and stir 1t INTO
the batter ut the last. When well stirred, transfer
the batter 10 square iron or tin pan previously
creased with fresh butter Set it Immediately INTO
brisk oven, which must be quite ready by tho
lime the cake is mixed. Bake it at least an hour,
(or longer in proportion to its thickness, keeping
up the heat regularly 10 the last for if it is allowed
10 diminish, the cake may have heavy streak in
il. All cakes in which milk is all ingredient re-
quire longcrbaking than Others.
When cool, ice it (having favored the ice with
rosc) or slit powdered sugar over the surface. Cut
il into squares. This quantity will make suil-
Gent for large Ike basket. II will be found n
very fine cake if this receipt is exactly followed,
and the baking done carefully. 1t is best when
fresh. ''H 80 -t's#'5- ono tlsas "'.4ras'g'
z Forthe yeast-powders obtained at the druggists,
and accurately weighed and put up, may be substl-
tuted a full teaspoontn OF supcr-carbonatc oil So
da in blue paper, and three quarters of teaspoon
full of tartaric acid in white paper. 1t is safest,
however, to buy such yeast powders as are prcpar-
ed by druggists, and regularly put up in boxes
Both the syda and acid should be of the very best
quality, --- -t'= - f' y ~ e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-09
Notice of Now Books, z
Baxter's Poem's.

/ The above is the title of an edition of poems,
lust issued from the press OF Messrs. Metcalf q 20.
| of Boston. The work is an octave OF $50 pages
and is executed in the best style and can be had OF
booksellers generally, for the moderate sum OF 81
We are so well aware of the little importance at
tached to newspaper notices of new publications.
owing to the loose and matter of course manner i'll
which such publications noticed by the press
that were this usual occasion we would pass inns
work in silence. But most Of the poems published
in this collection SO familiar to us, from having
heard many of them read and some OF them deliver
ed and their superiority to the mass OF American
poetry so fully impressed upon us that we shouid 40
Injustice to the author Ia much esteemed frend)
were we not to call attention to its merits. Our
space will not allow of protIacted nohce ana per-
we can do no better service to the author and
our readers than to say that the perusa of the po
ems will well repay all, that for beauty and ele
pance of diction and true poetic feeling and senti
ment they are unsurpassed by American poets
The work is divided into two parts, and other
poems, including several addresses delivered IN
verse by Mr. Baxter upon various occasions, to one
of which on Woman we particularly invite the at
tcntion of our readers. twenty-five" also is
described with all the feeling of bachelor, and we
have seldom met with better exemplifcation of
campbell's remark that "poetry shut the eloquence
of truth" We wish Mr.. B. all due encourage
ment in his first essay at book making and doubt
not but that the enlightened judgment of the pub
lie will speedily call for another and larger edition
Of his poems, many Of the materials OF which we
know him to possess. Mr.. b. is young man, and
we hope to see him mount still higher in "iancy's
pleasant fields"