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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-31
.i54l,II.F5cI ,URH I b I, i HOUSE, q ]
: 4 ENatEtisi a kRR6Y EpRc cpHfHrOR.

3a ~, WHEELING, Va. x t .s.f,ll
beenTecently completed at cost or
Id and rnisbed In the very best style " ~
IN Ia nss IN beat Eastern Hotel9 ana Y
eaicuiafed in an respects for hrSt class Is
M having cen III
the best Eastern Hotels Is to
nss S S5 ffebs
76 9oxEs ~ Sabroaa Natural Lea ~
tlS 80 B boxes for sale By - ~ III ~, =
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.1.3 1868. s. 1859
. ADAMS g 9o,sg GO. 81, !.

. iHlil3 Ei-h.fsttEiEoE95LN LNOL4S4Is 8. "a.
6tt5teu teslins, Phttadet
80 80 80 Sfia, iNerDs York, Boston and The East.
tTlHE public ae respectfully informed that we nave
II made AT rangcmelits by which we shaitran tEt1
~ 3sfo sgi5 atiS OUfly Eexprebg .lGt 5g o,,.
From baltimore 10 Wheeling, via BALTIMORE anu S vnl9
RaIlroad, and connecting AZ Win our ~
tie Middle States We n9 prePseG s9,. -
forwarbby this route, all o. ngnt anu
mil Speed, Of careful MesseHgsTAs: s. ,vt, R1sI
EXress Tor baltimore and the EaSt Will w
ING daily at IS o,cock. a., NJ. Leave BALTlMChs
daily, Rt7. p. NJ zsS s Il ~ -, ,,.1o,
Nerc, hts and Others eolclteul 10 oIueI
'held ~ S'' 80 81 u is7s lADAMS& & CO.
4 OeFANh'--nlet'Nol Vo1 ii I1lfIAlAN. Agent.
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Thomas II. Gibson,

PLUM B.ER ANDeGA.S FILTER 5vai
No. 8 UIfton st, opposite c. II. Berrys g Rope store
EGs leave to Inform his friends and te public In gen
ID eTa that lie continues to carry the plumbing aud
gas hitting iniits various branches and respectfully soil
citsa share Of publ c.patronage. d al ls.tfrf
He has constantly hand, lead and Iron ppest com
and patent Rydrans, cstern pumps bgth beilers
wafer closets wash basins cold water fountains torh
shower baths. tubs, lead aud IRON etnque boxes lead
c0ns bleaching, and all other
dispatch, &. AZ
4Ilorders len At the Pboye place will be thankfully re-
eexed and promptly att ended to- F.s.t.f-taj i,ca
n H.zz.Ail orders nom the country viii meet with
nTouipt attention. = 1871 FFfEtpiT CarbIhmu
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(Sweeessors 10 IsoFsyth and BakeT.) 81
l. sss tIs33 BRorIEaf niltlpslta M a
rG DsHrANnH 4 s = 10 81 err 6 b. an { ST.
PRODUCE AND OUR lllSALEIeS, .ds
.Ss33ssa yyss5 Wheeifag, Vn. s5s ai
m AViNG completed our arrangernents East and West
for me safe and speedy OF AIeTchanljEe and
'foduce, We tender our the public with the
assurance thai our ABILITIES am our House
having Railroad track running into H. and being very
lous and detached other buildings, gives our
Trends greater security Tor thetr property. stLs
l-5sS0Le agents for fhe ltfmOre aud Ohio Trans
iioTldtion Line thfogh direct 10 lphid. s
III b Having 10 tofe q, 600 tons ITO charge
viii be made storage when eongne shipment, -
ljRn21 EClsfs Hlf.rsEr aI&TfaR .fNRf.e f.eS ft.Ll:i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-31
New Music store. a.ci
II Sign of she Grecinn Trigonnm, Me- A29

j. FiCKIEsoN would Iespe: fully an.
iouIce 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
vi n onity that he has just opened n ne s, W and
leesaHt blishme4t for ths sale o. yiois
ons Banjos, and TamboTines. Brass Instruments tic
first and best make. D p fH els elst 1i Q9
Instruction books for all kinds of and for
singing. y. ~ :. (, Ak, ,,,, .,.o .L
newest Songs Duett ETC., and the best Roman anu
ILaliaM Violin and Guitar Strings.
Cnronets Reeds, Tanning Forks, also Violin ana GnltaF
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. ,4 t,s,,.
EUIyS for Violhcello and Violin ~ - -
Furiitnre such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats orsy
Also for sale by the Agent Kleber, Psburg Pianos
the first and best eture in the United s %
b9ms Haiett and liens celebrated Boston Pianos S.
Agent for the make OF Cariardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. - ..,..,
"a tie lowest priceS5g yf 10 a!fs s1tt ".
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Amman, N4agsIEIse and ~ o;i isi

AMMAN. NIaSlIlfe and Goa ,',i;
- tLATE OF CUMBERLAND, ND. sIIiss
orvv4yaIidiflg and Commission Merch hanss,
assliiaI 81 No. 81 MAIN STREEE1 III K,
-8 Wheeling, Vn ~
pf6mpt attention To- eensEhheIts From
eSlerjsuce in the Gpmplls and
they PEepared 70 ofcr iseillhes i
tcineInraH Gazette and Ioulsylle Journal COPY 5m
al 4. EAGLE SASH FACToRY- y.eliS,
,5f,4 e LAS ID. e. .W,, d;i d; ,CC .!O .si Vi
loolS. M6Ildilas a iSdsf md Ye5ftigg
N Esainl ia olli q z Il n bl }Rs9s
CENTRE WHEELING Va. ~
9T-A V1EfS 1unnfefed our extensive ~ VRe9
Isl noss pfklared 10 all oIdefa for Sash o
All OF ~ 10 open
to- eipeh ngse are On ana
Ryefy variety of issterg ana z
isr YsIftihh EdntteIB eth
gsnS q ~ 81
nfnpIfet6Ta can ASSURE and the public
thaf above nasd attcloa arc IIom rs
at and latest Al9RqetA
ii 10 promptly and goods vel
shipping r. mas at " We - !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-31

55ISTBA.M NJ I.ARBIIE WORKS, .R99f
q Iss.lt ~ Bss MARK EFT ST. yIVHEEIINE VA
EVlHE SUBSCRIBERS having made eStsnsiye55 arrange
u pons in The East for supply 81 Marble ant I sS
l attention Architects, Builders and the public IN gem
eTal 10 the inspection his stock, Of
ytian sienna and other arbes of the finest
ouses which can be sold lower than other
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock bnlore purchasing else where. ~ es ~
His work is done iii tho most elahor1Ie style anu Ho
would invite the attention OF Pureasers TO examine ms
atuaTy other carved work, opg9ertss Zen,
work in every variety; being enabled by his
10 supply thiswofK lower prices than
a1y other esta ablishfRentin the eorintfy.It .tA
bFie49' 81 - : MICHAEL .. yRoHAN, y
gtfGftifli atsy Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Also ;cAIened Plaster; Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
NIolels, aud Marietta g riHd stones,
a fhe IOtyest trade prices, s-..- . ! ysa.
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in 11yIsTII X TIN, 975 51I 6fI1I' I1SJDN 0RllES @
I, - - so,.xJ satf ''-'''f1

Mandatory, s8lsii ISL
-, THANKEUL for the liberal patronage beretoioTe
fl bestowed uIioh him. the would
Inform his fiends and the public generally that e
6ontinles to ma nuIacne the Abovc named artccsin
ali or variety he as elyyays on hand good es
He also keeps on hand cooking stoves OF the most an
provcd patterns for coal and wood -
Job work will continue 10 receive his
ana be executed with promntness and in style that will
P'sass1he Ses most sauol0nS lRNEY. no. s. Main
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-31

- RnltinloEe Iilnq FoEte II M nnnIueIS
r j. WISE q BROTHER, nIanuiae OF Bopdotr
nd and Square Pianos reqestthe special attan
ion OF female pefformeTg, TO late and Important In
The keys the piano can be regulated 70 HARD or
SORT TOUCH so suit the exact elastic strength OF me
touch Is ottEe rsts atiSuportance It we're vain to tax
ofhe tone kt s are not OF anee and
instrument will remain unknown. Those who would
avnll heiseIves or the baSt possible meana ay1ng the
nisno should not aIT to give this invention trial
See bdsinesh cifc1lars, which may kad Hee OF post
ese' ~ . j. 9. WISE q BROTHER,
III %.T1kt 5ss11Jiii tisa 4 i4iiif BkETtho1E.
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es5al - iasII j. w. ,Robb, aH ~ ].
6,br II. NFnuufnc cturcr md ID c1Ie in Rnrni.

r. III l. -s.5t,.y Gufe, al. "a ,.,sy IaH
III AS always hand, at his old stnhu $50
.fl - No 4 III Main St.,' EPhsettngI 2Hd1 r,s
Every variety CnlTG Tnnteh OF Inc 1est
and knansln. Tie would tyite those who may WISH
to purchase to call aud examine his stock Of Fur
nitIre which has been selected him, tlIls
MARKET III consists oil soas, bureaus, spriLe aeat
wash and. work sand what ~ every
variety, eribs lounges card dining ami hIeak
FAST abies &c, all OF which will be sold at the
jIN1R believes tint an experience OF many years III
the business will enahe him 70 give entire ea9aetlou
70 all who may heh,eI him wit E cali tnar!s
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
I ~ Rom, Noa4, Washing 1ionroe St.t
Ai 81 4jig t3lGW HE'LL NG Ma s. git, s'.1
EHE subscriber would the attention Of the pqooln
Ill his well selected stock OF %atehes, clocks, 9eweS'
silver ware, and fancy goods, Which be IS now olehls
His stoe composed Paftof gola and silver
keys g5ards and ohainss 1913 ~ s.gS sftelu q "a
L Every desert iptiou OF Eoldiewelfyi ze Is :, .fs
Gold silver silver plated and common speetaclesi
Pure table, TED. dessert sugar, nitstard anu san
spoons, and butter rkniveSi - s:;iid 41ii5 u
( Plated and German silver butter Knives
etc etc. A.. s,i~s z...;5-1
WAY FfEE TaIoFs, stroa Shaving cream5 etc.iE
aPGrfnsery combs, brushes aud great vate o iaS!
gonds;5t. E;- ts..,. 4, a /, j,
Particular attention paid TO CLOCKS
and Jewell j, Gnd ehgT Wing handsomely done r.
share fIatronage is thiy
h Ap0-dtLt uiis ZT 81 z.,aEt III IL -
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GTORGE MEMDEI,
Look atThis! I!

= - : 80
kLLfhosSwho5Rre desirons Of preserving the memory
~ OF themselves and AID ends do 80, most eee-
tualIy by calling without dellya at l. TaIhsl's Dhsuer-i
reelype at the eoTer OF Main and Bddls aresis
Centre NJ heling, and procureor each those eke Pic
tuTes which be obtaine9s with the same degree Of
beauty and excellence, elsewhere IN thg city Iist
L. TARBELL Daguetpeotypst. ia
Corner OF Main and Btdde stTsetSS ,-r-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-31

DAGUERREOTYPE GALLEIFt,Y.
SN AgC. PARTRTDGsEin Z invites
l5s1ss 81 attention 70 his Daguerrean Rooms, and
jS3af8 Apparatus, now the result OF years OF
86ft$SSty experience and close application TO the
eeld1I art. Confident that he now combines
IN his estab blishment all fthe improve.
snts which tina and roper have proven HauableS
iheSRnpTOpise 10 prQflee II x. I
beauty and perfection winch nasa UeeH ~ tfS
Daguerrean process. - p - 2 {. - III.
are tfe n he Invites the public TO call and eSanl
inc for themselves His Cabinet OF Specimens are always
Onen for ihSpectiDu siflst g-zfH - t7..,e
ikensss taken in all kinds Of weather snSy OF IN
sA ysII seiected stock spiatesb
oESes locfets &C.; always on hand and for sale ~
yf9
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BID a MO RI I'm G.. g.
CITY BUSINESS.
(Saecessors 70 I7gssgth md BakeT.)

RoB T FoRsYTlIa = j. n. ltoREiksa1 lsHs FoRsYrH u
", FoRsYTHs e HOPKINS u,
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Calvin Rice, ,.5a -l5d
PAIN TER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
+ i3s,i,s I'd No. 132 jEuiR Street., sya..ss y
v {ani!-iysel 1t 4, yyHEEBlNG,s z-Lli
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NUMBER l0s
B ETINIORE,.
GA Fstlews. aIa.oaS ned EaIsas Som 8

Odd RetfoWsS ElInKonH, IBedTl1eiI, EloIEB ct
iq {2eI 81 zstpF z iIiTsEelllReRnIleeGts san "a T.
lR And 0bher Society Regalia,
Batettfs Seals and TafiJa cl;red Gnd sod
Igki 6gLGibbs ShlithS Noe rs Battinssfe 9treei,
/ eQiG3 = sai nd tBHitiin6fk, Nd 4sstsl.is
~ THE aaortment usually ron hard eonsistsof d &
srfT sss,ri NJ ri E2EGAIIfA A,,e5 49, r3 b sI
Qaa Feietsss Grand and suhordnht Lodge end Rn
compliment. 't-.sNis ~ = y
- PistGfaid and 6tHer E0heefs palm and
gii9s,3 tiiHtt Il aGMbrOidereds 81 sSfsi.Isf
.YlsifG 1st, 81 q, 9Th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
ssts 81 FfShlyi sInbfoidsfsa IsnSanpnent Parad
MaseIer7k nights TeIlqrI Royal A-1h, and Master
I'd 81 iJaWeg, Robes, banners, S. ,ords, DC.
Of 0tionaI Grand and Subotdina
Divisions 40hieers and Memberssi fd29s f 3
5Red at7S 7SaehepsS Past Officers and richly embToides
39 Degree iWorEingnn and Parade Regala. tts,i5
sSifs.iIeasI IEtRELS
OF the various Orders. S sye Gilt or Plated Metals
including Knights Templar, SIyith DiTks.)
a13ittsl( 10 .sERsiia 10 RANNERS.
Banners siE style and cost adapted to the "a
qp9 and Speetiesl 10 0rdeT1 and De
Signs FOR banners, when required 1rnfshed nee OF
lenSo, showing the style of The 1ahe Ala
az ROBES SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comp rising the be found in the u. s
LODGES IEENGAMPMRNT DfNISIONS AMI
10 seifs Sii i0ea TRIBES; zt.o;s, nj
can dsf5nd up
ophayng satisctotlg 1lLea BY calling on o
addressing GIBBS q SMITH,
IResalifSnd Banner n turem, ,7a baltimore Street
sfrSsaStfi % q! i! FRY, AEet vhesnaE va Otts-.r
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y TWiIda 5& Bfother

BOOKSELLERS 4 STATI0NERS,5 ! {;
6ITHoL LIZ and Retail dealers In hiscelaheonS,
w medical Theological and school books, statibnsry
wall and window Binds Wholesale deaers school
committees deaehers and others auppled at the lowest
raes at the bookstore corner o Main and Union attes
Wheeng, Va. q opol-
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ft fstsN f2st9t4 y ttttSIi q ~ ~ AsssSf tiif
= y liiii tfdl ~ iniipa4il si9fs
s.se .'igs7 s9lN sdaa5=i, si ~ s 4slt9g B's !
~ tst.l!s - ssii9i4iiiss4 fa ,sstsiis ~ 6.s! u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
RAILROAD OUTRAGE.

II has often been our duty to denounce some act OF
outrageous neglect or criminal carelessness on the
monopoly lines of railroad between Philadelphia and
this CITY, but we do nat remember calling for more
earnest exposure or serner punishment than that re-
corded in our columns this morning. On Saturday last
the afternoon train crowded with passengers on their
way to New-York, approached the draw-brldge over
Rancocus Creek twelve miles this side OF Philadelphia,
few minutes behind the regular time. The bridge was
raised for steamer that had Just gone through and the
only SIGNAL of danger was the waving othe gatekeepers
hat This was not seen in season to stop the traih'
which was moving at the rate of thirty miles an hour
and the engine baggage and express car were hurled
into the gap from which the passenger cars narrowly
escaped BY miracle no lives were lost and only one
man was seriously injured. Had the train arrived
moment earlier when the boat was passing the fall OF
the heavy locomotive upon its deck must have Killed
many persons among those on board
1t appears that this gate-keeper upon whose fidelity
and vigilance the safety of trains is made 10 depend is
not furnished with suitable signals to display in of
need or with assistants to station on the track to warn
approaching trains that the draw open And more than
this such is his stupidity that although he knew this
train was behind its time and might arrive at the in
slant he yet raised the draw to admit the steamboat
When asked the for such conduct, the answer
was that he had been ordered TO open the drac uhenerer
boat came aOng and that he had simply obeycd The rte,
adding that he had before tipped train into the
water!
Such are the arrangements and such the men that
daily peril the existence Of hundreds of travellers over
this great thoroughare The Monopoly evidently holds
the lives of its passengers at cheap rate as does
the honor and welfare of the State it rules. We DO not
know how far it controls the authorities of the locality
where this outrage occurred nor how far the law pro-
vdes for such cases If exact justice could be done,
the managers of the Company and the gatekeeper would
be sent to the States prison together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
CITY AND COUNTRY JOURNALS.

THE PaInura Courier On. u thinks 1t strange tnat
The Tb,uss enlargement should have been so generally
noticed with appreciation by the Country Press, since
at i, well known that The TrJue has always been an
enemy country newspapers Gazing 'hem WISH!
milk and water concerns 50.
Such assertions as the above easily made, and II
true are easily justified We, therefore, most earnestly
call ON The Courier to make good It's statement by some
citation from our editorial columns If we have afcays
been saving such things it here attributes to u.s. we
must have been sound asleep for the better portion Oh
our DAYS The proof Sir and no lodging
We cannot recolect that the term wishy-washy
was aver anplied by rs to any thing and for milk
andvater We do not often those respectable hulds
70 imply dsparagement. That insipld and worthless
pawsnapers exist we could not in conscience deny but
we are not aware that the Rural Districts ENJOY a
monopoly thereof We have known quite as character
sc specimens of the class published In cities as else
where.
TINE We have sometimes regretted that many Country
Journals seemed so obyious of the Country In their
columns and so entirely engrossed by matter emanatg
from the Cities. real Country Journa-one when
advises us of every thing transpring within thr'y miles
of its publication Office and continually suggesting anu
urging forward local Improvements IN Schools hoads
Village Parks &c &c.-is our delight ana We reau
with an interest seldom excited by city PRINT A
country paper made up of story from recent maya
zine poem from young lady's scrapoook' 'hree OF
four columns of foreign and general intelligence exscis
sored from some city Daily or sem-Weeky, and as
much more of city advertisements Of Patent Medicines
with column or so of Editorial about the Cabinet, the
J,nan Expedition or the Flood Noahs doesn't interest
us so deeply-whch may be evidence OF bad taste Oh
our part What we like best in Country paper Is tha'
il should be racy of the soil If Country Editor gives
nc tabular statement of the several Churches In MS
County with their respective pastors and their saares
the cost and capacity of the several church edhces &c
he gives us something Of real value out~eShS several
columns of murder trial extracted from city daily
Where Country Journals, instead Of mainly reprodu-
cling those of the City which the more Intelligent OF
their readers nave already scanned give us full ana
lucid accounts of what is doing in Agriculture Tree
planpg Road.makiug establishing Manufactures, &C.
&C. in their several counties We believe there no
room for jealousy envious rivalry between them anu
the City Press We believe that more good CITY papers
will be taken in region well supplied with good Country
papers, and more good Country papers in region wncn
literally patronizes the City Press. If we were print
ing Country paper for livelihood this day we shouio
prefer that every family in the County subscribed 70
and read some City paper. We should conhdens'y eA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

Senator BoRLAND has obtained the Embassy to Cen
tral America. This is bad and argues weakness at
Headquarters Borland had run out at home, was
about to lose his seat and in desperate want OF
something The Administration gave him the Govern
orshp of New Mexico which is every cent he is worth
and something over He struck for more, raised a
breeze. SET bis Senatorial crOnes to boring at the
White House. and has finally buled the President into
giving him very important and lucrative Mission,
which had been originally assigned to Mr. Slide, very
superior Gen Pierce will rue this before he Is
half through his term unless he means to let the Sena
toral ofce-seekers divide all the best places among
themselves and their personal adherents
Borland has twice backed his cart into the Treasury
and loaded up $l,6O8 as Constructive Mileage for
suppostious Journey from Washington to Arkansas and
back between the evening of the Sd and the morning OF
the 4h of March This is in addition to 81 sos for each
iourney to and from Washington actually made by him,
when lust construction of the law would give him but
81 coo to 81 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
THE PUBLIC POIsON.HOUSE.

week ago last evening six men, most II not all OF
them weakened and broken by habual drunkenness
were shut up together in cell In the hrst story OF the
CITY Prison An hour and half after they were con-
fined the Watch visited the CELL when one OF them was
found dead and the corpse removed. On later vst
% II O'clock another was discovered in commissions, but
On being carried to the hospital he revived Inc next
visitation was at O'Clock Monday morning, and them
ne the four remaining prisoners, was found already
dead and three in COMMISSIONS from which but one re-
covered The number of victims was four
A coroner's inquest was held on Monday, when, very
naturally particular attention was directed 10 the sruc
tnre and condition of the cell An impression had got
abroad that it was damp and i'll ventilated and that the
men had died in consequence Such, however WIS no'
the opinion of Dr. Cov physician TO the prison. ho Vi
two other Doctors examined by the Coroner lhey
COY. notbup deadly in the CELL any deficiency In us
ventilation and on their testimony averdct was rei'
aoJ 70 the effect that the four men had died in convul-
sions caused by ntemperance
put This was not the end of the matter The Record
~ rerv onnropriately advised the Grand Jury to ey-
anime IL and the result of their Investigations, gwen IN
columns this morning ought to startle the people
and authorities of the City into the immediate ABANDON
n. Sc Tombs as a prison unless it can be completely
changed They show that the place is infected with
these men suffered death but so many receptaces Vi
carbonic acid gas; that the cellar beneath them can
sofuy sit charged with that perncous
essence which from time to time escapes and diuses
efthrough the upper story and all parts OF the build
inc carving the germs of disease to all its inmates and
death as in the present TO those confined within It's
immediate reach With facts like these vouched for
nv an eminent chemist like DR.. Chiffon, who aided in
,be examination the Grand Jury yer nildy pronounce
the prison Public Nuisance and cl for its instant
| abatement.
As TO this there can be no tw" opinions Every GU
izep i'll concur in TIE presentn.on E" Tue Urdnd jury
Away with these ephitic dungeons, where we ste and
extippuish wretches we confne! No matter what the
expense Of the change let human beings be killed in
them no longer Not taxpayer in the City but will
revolt at their further occupancy as place of imprs-
onment Better that the Tombs should be left useless
ruin like their Egyptian prototypes than that We should
continue to put TO death in their fatal cells Let
{ | us have prison. but not Poison House.
: OF course without examination by competent scieu
.;s men, it s not certain that the difficulty may no,
moved and the building be retained for its present
q Iut We do not believe it can The ground is ut
SO nst AZ site for human habtation IL was origin
b. W. mart of marsh lying at the foot Of slope Whlc
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pect more patronage from those who did than from
such as did not take City papers. But II we IN
tended to fill columns mainly with extracts from
the City Press and pay little attention to local doings
we should of desire that readers did not SEQ
City papers-nor any other than ours.
There is one mistake quite commonly made, we think,
in the conduct Of Country Journals. The editor finds
his patronage quite limited and argues thence that he
cannot afford to gather and prepare all the local Lews
Now We insist that in Journalism as in Agriculture and
every where else, what is worth doing at all is worth
doing well and that any thing that will pay for half doing
will pay better for doing thoroughly The art OF Jour
nalism consists in making paper which great msay
people must hare even though they don't exactly like it,
But enough.