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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

A Villain calling himself McMurray, came
to Pcekskill about two weeks since and took
beard at one of tho principal hotels. He rep
resented himself as having returned from Cal
ifornia with gold in abundance Ono day last
week he was married to a young lady whom
he had novcr seen until within the period OF
his visit to the village, and on Saturday two
officers of justice from LlnsIngburg arrested
him for theft and forgery. On Monday he
took his departure for more Dorthcrn cline,
with some very uncomfortable looking brace
let's upon his wrists. This is what may bc cal
led doing things in hurry. tr
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-Wo learn that Mr.,
Downer, of Brandon, was found dead in Wat
Lins Lake, some four miles north west of this
place, on Saturday or Sunday last, with his
throat cut. Ho had left home on Friday, and
his team, with the wagon attached, came into
tho yard of tho Jefferson House, unattended,
sometime Friday night. 1t is supposed Mr.. ID;
must have been murdered, as his overcoat and
some money he had with him were gone when
he was found.-[Pontiac Gazette.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

o. Ignorance. says tho Dutcbman, Is a
great Substitute for parogorc. Show US a
blockheak, and wo VII show you a man Via
can sleep twelve hours out of dozen. before
you can make men wakeful, yon must make
them intelligent. II wo owned the fee simple
of IA railroad. we would consider no person fit
for daily papers and q monthly.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

QPA Wisconsin sheriff recently assumed
the costumeof gentleman from the rural dis.
tricts, and after unsuccessfully watching oil
day for pickpockots around the hippodrome,
found at night that his own pockets had been
picked clean.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

BILL LosT.-The New Hampshire Register
saws 1T turns out that the law which passed
the Legislature. prohibiting circus and theat-
rical anus emcnis is lost, and what is worse,
cannot be found! Gov. Dutton is confident
he signed it-left his room for moment-and
it hasn't been seen since! Of course the old
law stands for another year.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

ey- An old man of upwards OF eighty years
of age, named Owon O'Bricn, whose trembling
limbs would scarcely support him, was senten-
ced in tho Municipal court, this morning, on a
charge of polygamy, to threo years in the
Sta,o Prison Caroline White, his accom-
plce, and comparatively Q young woman, was
months. s.-fIoston Tran. IL.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

nFThn Now Englnnd Clorgymen have
concluded not to hold convention. They
say. "that the mode Of action most powerful,
unembarrassed and least open mlsconstruction
to exert their influence in tho pulpit, by tho
press and in their respective ecclesiastical
bodies: and then as American citizens, unto
with their fellow citizens in such general con-
vontions, as may bo called, for deliberation
and action in view of tho present crisis"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

SINGULAR MENTAL PHENoMENoN. We have
been informed of q very singular though not
unparalleled occurrence, which took place in
the family Of gentleman connected with tho
legal profession in this city. Early in the
morning day or two ago. before the family
had arisen, one of the children, a little boy,
woke up. began clopplng his hands and crying
"Johnny's deadl Johnny's dcadwi His parents
supposed he had not yet awakened and was
dreaming But tho boy continued crying,
"Johnny's dcadl' The same morning intelli-
genco reached the family Of tho death of O
young lad named Johnny, who had lived in
Charadon, and was q playmate and companion
Of tho boy who had been so mysteriously i'm
pressed with his deceaso. Well authenticated
cases of this kind are Of frequent occurrenco
and have ever been as stumbling blocks to tho
Oldest philosophers. We leave our readers to
account for them as thoy SEQ 1T.
rCeveland Plaindealer.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

o. At Cincinnati. boy who was amusing
himself by shooting off fro crackers, seeing an
empty whisky barrel lying on the side walk,
put a lighted cracker into it and stopped the
bung hole. Singular as il may appear. tho
explosion of the cracker forced out the head
of the barrel and broke the boy'sleg.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

Know NormISos Norfolk, Va.--Moyo,
who had the Know Nothing support, has
4s7 votes for Common Wealths Attorney. and
Robertson Democrat wo suppose, has 427.
Bolavar. va.--Know Nothing Aldermen
and Trustees havo boom chosen.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

Tho Constitution of Buenos Ayres. just
adopted, established tho Roman Catholic ro-
Kgion as the religion Of the State. but at the
same time guarantee the right Of evory person
TO worship God according to the dictates OF his
conscience; as that il comedies an importan,
poit IN favor Of religious liberty
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

RATHER OLD BoYs.-Among the novelties
advertised to take place at Huntsville Texas,
on the 4th, was foot race between "tbrco
boys.y tho oldest Of whom was born IN itte'
tho ,ocond in 1856, aad tho youngest in l795.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

The True Delta says that though there is
on an average, amurdcr committed in New
Orleans every twelve hours. there have been
but two convictions for tho crime in o'gh'
years!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

GTA contemporary has "deyil," who
thinks this is great world. IIo says, that
at tho Office they charge him with all the ri
thoy find, while at the house they charge him
with all thoy don't find. He seems to doub,
the propr.ety of tho proceedings
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

07sIt has boon stated in tho last accounts
from Oregon that the pooplc in that Territory
have declared for Tho present against tho OK
pcdiency of calling Convention to form q
Stata Consfitutiou.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

as- The valuation OF Real Estate 10 the city
of New York. as taken this yesr by toe Asses.
sors, is e432,02l7a472. Tho valuation OF
Personal Property Is 7o2,o7e,sS,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01
THE BUFFALO POOR HOUSE.

An investigation of tho Poor House estab.
lshment at Buffalo induced by reports that
numerous deaths from cholera were of daily
occurrence, has disclosed a most horrible state
of things. Not only was cholera prevalent,
but the miserable diet on which the poor were
fed, had brought on tho scurvey, n disease
hardly ever known except on board sh ip
where those on board have been confined to a
salt diet for a long time, and several children
are said te have actually died from starvation.
The following portion of the report as given
in the Buffalo papers, will enable our readers
to form some idea of the atrocious treatment
to which the inmates of this pest house have
been submitted. The board of health whicl,
examined tho promises report, in relation to
tho diet of this Poorhousc. as follows:
Breakfssf-A piece of bread about inches
square by Z of an inch thick; little salt pork
with coffee made from barley, and sweetened
with the cheapest of mo!asses.
Dinncr-samo as breakfast, minus the cof
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

GPTho Buffalo morning papers have a.
greed TO issuo on Sunday instead Of Monday,
in order to avoid tho necessity OF sunday
work
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

WANTED. D.--h is said that white women are
vory scarce al St. Paul, Minnesota, many OF
the wealthy men thero having to marry sqaaws
out Of necessity
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01

ns-I see through 1t now" as tho fellow said
when TO knocked tho bottom oat OF the pau
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-08-01
Sumner Bread and ten

Once n weck mutton chops.
AS TO quality. tho nurse in charge Of tho
children said that the bread was never suffi-
ciently baked. AMI was frequently so sour as
to curdle milk On rolling it in the hand il
worked up into dough very readily. No but
ter is given on the bread.
The pork was rusty, and slippery necks and
shoulders.
For few days past they have had some
mutton served ont. The ration for tho day
was seen: about two ounces (bono and ally be-
ing given to each.
Vegetables during three or four months of
winter and spring none were given out. This
was owing 10 tho high price of potatoes, but
no substitutes, such as beets, carrots, or tur-
nips were provided Since the appearance of
cholera no vegetables of any kind. As n con-
sequence of this beautiful management there
has been one death from scurvy, Ia disease
hardly ever known except in ships Of long
voyages and four other cases are now in the
house.
Hospital diet is the same as house diet. AT
ter great deal of argument and remonstranco
from the attending and house physician, they
have obtained from the liberal Superintendent
in charge an occasional ration of beef broth for
the sick.-Its mode of the manufacture may
interest our lady readers. The Snperinten-
,endent purchases, from tho refuse of the
slaue hter house. certain shanks of beef at l2h
cents apiece. He usually buys one at time;
in moments of extravaganza and disregard for
tho County Treasury, two. Ono of these
shanks is boiled in water enough TO give thirty
odd patients pint of broth each When two
shanks are hoiIed. twice tho quantity of water
is added and half is religiously saved till a Sc
nond day.
The nursing is done by soro-leggod Irish
paupor, who takos especial care of his fellow
countrymen, at the expense of French or A
merican paupers.
The Republic says:
For month after month the thing has gone
on. producing its legitimate and murderons
results. Lying-in women have died of fever,
and The numerous foundlings brought to the
house. to die of starvation together. Brought
thore as bright healthy infant, these little off
springs Of misfortune and crime have scarcely
an average of four weeks Of life in this great
lazar house Older children will become idi-
oiic. inanma,e: and men and women die of a
hundred diseases, written down on the case
book with Latin names, but which might bet
ter be called starvation of Gods air and the
fruits Of Gods earth.
Tho present mortality for cholera is only a
single manifestation of what has bcen going
on for monts; a small addition to the daily
death: change in the particular mode of dy-
ing: or to look at thcm in the most favorable
light, substitution Of death for imbecility; or
rescue from life which is worse than dcath.
1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

'son hosrtable thought intent,o there are the H.
metic banqueiF, atwhich kings literally "killed
Their own meat" and at which queens and prin-.
cesses turned the spit for The roasting or drew The
water and chopped wood for the bniling. Cook ny
Is classical. andno lady will diSdain TO take mart
in it who has read of these feasts in the ORIGINAL
Greek. Lett be observed that it is the midde
and working classes on whom we wish TO urge The
Importance OF the study. An earl's daughter can
afford to be so ignorant OF common things as not
to be able to recognise chickens 10 a poultry ward.
because they do not run about with liver under
one wing and a gizzarh under the other, though
our modern poultry shows, it must be confessed. do
very much 10 dissipate this error. A knowledge,
however. OF the art of cooking is OF more imnor.
lance to the wives Of the laboring population than
10 those of the middle classes because II is the All
when properly cultivated. making a little go a
great way. French army can subsst in coun-
ly for this reason,-that the French soldiers can
cook.-lIIFk-L1 lane ErDresS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18
RIVER lnIpnRra

LOUlSViLLE.-Per steamer j. c. Cline
Iallant DeIanaln. bxs lurs, Q bales do, 90 do
hemp: hid tobacco; Forsyths &sHopkins, 80 do.
"a bales cotton, n csks meat; AMMAN, Mcguire &.
20, IL bales hemp; Dorsey, Howard & Knox, 3
bxs books 80 rolls leather; AlcA!ee Bros, ii UbIs
brandy Pryor, Clark & Co,4 csk bacon, boxes
tobacco; Doane Cowgirl; box OF wine; Nc
Mechen, bal books; ] H Crumbacker bx med
Icine; R Morrow, 2 Dbl flour.
Per Ioniu,-McAfee Bros. III hid bacon: For.
syths q Hopkins. IA barrels bacon, Is do lime
Per I'pin City-Fors,tls & HOPKINS. IL bales
tu1s, COL bbls polk, % bxs bacon, as bbls tallow
~ csk shoulders; j H Stout & Co, a bales Tenn:
. peaIce q 20. 2O2 bbls lard; Pryor, Clark &
Co, % hid tobacco.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Aloona--Tallant &
DeiaplaIn, So casks bacon; Foisyths & Hopkins,
~ do do, Is reels hemp yarn, SIS hlds tobacco 10
bales hemp.
C1NClNNATI--Psr staamer La BeHe--T
Sweeney &. Son, 50 b5ls pearl ashes, CraRgle &
70, ID hhtE bacon; Hobbs, Barns & Co, IS bills
soap; Il Stout & Co, so bbls alcohol ~ w Pax
Ton q 90, l6 bbs vinergar; FranZheim & Lutz, IL
6ols liquor; Doane & Cowgirl, 81 hhds tobacco;
FaIlanl q Delaplain, % hhds do; Amman, Mcguire
& Go, 2 hhds bacon; Forsyths & Hopkins, 2s6 bbls
pork, gus do oil, 100 do beef, 25 do butter, 100 TIC
beeI. 20 do Lams, l bbl do.
Per Huron.-Eoune & Cowgirl, 200 bb!s whis
~; Busby & Little, 81 hid sugar; G Bakers
Co, bxs books. g
Per Linden-S Baker & Co, II csks bacon, 2
bhis, pork; Gordon. Matthews & Co, 81 hhds to-
6acco; Forsyths & Hopkins, 6 do.
NEW ORLEANS-Per Washington City,
Doane & Cowgirl SO bbls whisky, a55 bbls pork.
PARkERSBURGH.-Per Steamer Fort Pitt
Doane Il Cowgirl is hhds tobacco; Busby & Lit
tie lot wagon lumber; Reshiped. 6 csks mdse, S
f-T-iz 80 = : :. : - y -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

NATURE seems out of tune, the discord being
Winter in place of Spring. Theiextraotdinary vis-
hlIOn of cold weather which we noticed yester-
ty asonishes the oldest Inhabitant." The
noF which commenced falling on Sunday morning
*iOre daylight, continued until nearly midnight,
l&n not less than IA inches could haveafallen,
s'gh much or it melted away as ii fell. On
sad'y night there was ageneral'freeze. Yester-
a'Vas dissgteeabIy cold with intervals Of thaw.
Hand falling snow, and last night the appear
tsses indicated mo:e snow. From all thatwe
a ascertain, this extraordinary snow storm has
IA general along our valleys, and In The noun.
AS A large ris. in the river must follow. The
st Tears in regard to the destruction OF the fruit
'A' We apprehend, be realized.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18
Buchan's hungarian Balsam

SS Kennedy Peetoral and Pui.
500 SSf1 49, nloaary diseases, still stands
i#t9E$SA &SS9N XIX unIivaiIed and unsurpassed,
d s9ss these most Gorn.iab
| kAXl#sSSSAn!a ints now known TO the civ.
Eyz5saTT4A SssS lized world.
Ten years of trial in the U.
time IL has been distributed from Maine to Florida. has
only served to its eminent merit in all parts
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ~
In The worst Of diseases and the best
mation that can possibly be usedi for wooping cough l.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD. 90
This frighttul symptom of approaching consumption is
speedily checked and prevented BY the use Of Bueans
ard those vital organs the lungs, TO sound and
REMEMBER THIS. s4l sz,l
a Z no eFss 5
PAIN IN THE SIDE.
This distressing symptom OF consumption arises from
Peura from bronchial affection passages; in
The cause OF this symptom should be removed at once
and nothing can possibly effect that object speedily aud
LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases OF CONSUMPTION this Liver is always or
tines The the Hungarian Baaan, in 1 disease se
the Liver unattended by consumption Is speedily cured
WINTER COUGH. go
The hsrsh Dry hacking winter cough, which afitc!s
happily aecte,I by tie .issm 1t removes ali mori
Dlu mucuS, ana other foul matter improves ike digestive
organs aud inper,s new life to tho eniaeiaed
= III a.4.sa-, BRONCHITIS - s4 sj-5s5a!
Bronchitis, difficulty or eathng harsh cough Shiny
Of s @ al sr @ szSa ~
directly and sleehesiy aeeted by tile use Of this id
nirabe remedy Be in time, ye afflicted, and en-
'''S t''s sTUBERc cSL4Ess ON THE LUNGS.
The Hurgsrian Balsam is the only remedy which has
Lungs lneredibie as this IS seasray have
the most evidence to sustain the
alcases where there natural organic defect
Will cure TubeIeulous disease and confidently soleits
: - W. ExPEcToRATIoN.
Free Expectoration is the most 70 be
attained In all attempts TO diseases of and
Tie Hungarian Ralsam is Great 1t dis.
Changes il ro@ Thick eatinons
ess substance TO thin fluid, and throws ii on with the
Is better medicine in the world If its expeeorant quail
-, - sPAsMoDIC ASTHMA. ss5aT !.
Simple spasmodc Asthma has better Tomedy than
the Hungarian Bssam This painful and destructive at
ction almost else yields 70 the
all iaSsnse 81 this great remedy as readily at
=: = - CONSUMPTION. 81 g =
Consumption has been very graphically described ass
q osss ! The Hungarian hslssm by
produces not shri but eIpaasio -,
sweats, b1eness O. Tie nais. hot. flushed skin, an In
certain strength, emacetion and
sUmi This elpsion. but demonstatve fact. aud
sustained by neontestible pool from all parts orthe
BE WISE TODAY st-s.s Z. -
Delay In any OF Is emrhati.
fan as Wen as scuRs
TIyRs Ifyou have any symptoms above deseribee, be
T.@W. pYoTr& SONS, 1aa North Second .t: Philadei
Whom as must
cd Also for sale BY druggists gene Isll :.
seni7.staSy =, = l5l7sl8 Pittsburgh p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

4. TAG YEAR WE LIVE ,N.-Accordng 10 the 'Amer-
Kan Almanac we are in the '7sth year OF the In
dependence of the United States of America; the
ss1rh year of the Julien Period; the 56l4th year
Hn'e the creation of the World according to the
!sEs; the 26O7th year (accmding 10 varro) since
tie foundation OF Rome; the 25s0lh year o! the
oympisds, or the second year of the COS Olympic
ads at us IL yeas before Christ; the 127oth year
Oftweive lunations) since the Hegira, or flight of
2ahOmet, which as is generally supposed. took
Place On the 10th of July, in the year 622 of the
Chnstian Era.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

TnE "Esow-Soruuxcs'' have at last been dis
covered to "KnO,O s1mething.'' as they have now a
psptt called the "4nerieam Eagle,'' published in
Washington. which states that their objects are 10
advocate the doctrines that the administration of
the government should be exclusively in the hands
of the natives of this country, as well as the en-
ioymens OF public office with all their enlolu-
ments. B. C. Wright and J.C. Dennison are its
editors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

Miss Lucy Stone, owhite) Frederick Douglass
insgrO) and others of that stamp. are holding an
l'au.sIavery Convention at Cincinnati. Both
Of the individuals above named made speeches
hst Fuestay-Ihe latter sustaining aud the for
Hsr condemning the Constitution.
TnE names Of Miss Lucy Stone, Rebecca Motto,
P'tI. Douglass. and how many more negroes W e
don't know, appear promiscuously together. They
Cooperate together in private committees, make
speeches in 1erly to each other, &c.
What's The price of musk down that way, Miss
Lucyl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

SOxr1oDY hos said that all aflictiors are ulti-
matey blessings If such be the fact. this region
uptculiatly blessed ut the present time for never,
We think. was any place afflicted with worse
weather than prevailed here yesterday. 1t was
perfectly terrifying to any oae who had 10 be en-
the street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

FALL IL THE PRicE OF BEEE.-The New York
Express says it will be good news for kouse keep.
ers that beef cattle have materis lily declined in
prce during the day or two past According to
theNew York Cattle market report, beef is fully
two dollars the hundred lower. This ought to
cheaper the article at retail.
Beef consumers would be glad if that "falp'
would reach Uver this way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

DANGEROUS COMMUNICATIVE saw yesterday
counterfeit ten dollar bill on the Rochester Bank,
New York, which is well calculated 10 deceive,
'nt the only safety for those who are not expert in
detecting coumterErils, will be in refusing bills of
tha, denomination, on that Bank, altogether. F.
Clarke, President, p. F. Handy, Cashier.-Cin.
Cog. Of the l2kh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

Mnr Don't LADIES LEARN TO Cook?-Among
=. eoal'non things 10 the leac hing of which public
t" linton Is now SO strongly directed, is TO be
n1S eu 'nal !Ie art OF cookery-one of the COM
sLeS'' 1hu vel, apparently, of the most di r.
~ Isult anu neglected Of al-wiil not be forgotten
H. Instruction OF the female peaSantry in this
st 'ut a'' would be as advantageous to them
I've, we wnen settled on their own hearths as TO
S'H'''eS oil The middle classes, in W hich before
~: 9ney ottciate as domestic servants. EN-
s.HoI anH abundance of employment have Civ
-, 'ne servants at home the upperhand as COM
Essy as II they were in Australia. On all sides
ae4t complaints of the difficulty Of finding and
GSs'uuS when found, cook who can roast a leg
i, u.on' ana make batter pudding or pea-soup.
;to'ut OF TACT, we have heard ladies who have
I 's ss;louS contemplation TO dispense with ser
NJ, @VseltleI, as the least troublesome alterna-
re-. Without wishing matters c rried SO far, we
I.SNiiced that many of our fair friends would
.t'us"s' either III point OF TeSpectabiIity or
yxnr.5sS while they could add ut least one-third
rs, elective income of their husba nts, If they
spend little more time in their kitchens,
- ..'"sehuing the preparation OF the family tlin :
~, ,R'!ead OF contentIng themselves with order
1911 indeed, they cOndeScend to do even that.
A." years back ladies were driven to shoema-
s1s Ha fashionable way of killing time. Why
t. little cooking7 Thanks TO the modern
NJ, win their nicely arranged skillets Id Stew
M a'ch science and mechanical skill have
d. Nuied Tor the blazing kitchen hearth of other
Young ladies of the .9thcentuty, Just passing
pune may cook without SollIngtL eIr fingers
laiiIi'Ihs their complexionSr Were it not SO, we
s,s, Hoi fecomm. nd them to cook. We would
IA I'VE on btead and cheese all the days OF our
sH'il be said, perhaps, that our no,i ms in re-
sou nv ena!e education and employment are too
b o"1l. these matters, as in everything
gins,..sNM. ella has dawned, and the solid couTse
III he ,,i now given in colleges, for ladies,
ss ' gu .hnu'nphantly appealed to. Ladies; how.
lie IsI %o possess these solid scqurements-who
6il bs ~ Zane Grey, prefer P alto to pic mic
Ie&ept es IS. likely 10 neglect the ecouomyof the
dignity of I'M ney will thoroughly understand the
nj p0SS.y Of cooking. To uo,hips oq. ina all
80" Milton describes Eve as preparing when si
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

"NxwsrArERs MADE OF srRAw."--An article
With this caption states that the paper on which,
the Philadelphia Ledger is now printed. is tile re-
satof experiments in straw. We suppose such
pspers show which way the wind blows.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18

TIE TRIAL of the man in wetzel county, for
MURDER connected with the famous "Ghost story -
comes of ihrs week. Hon. S. Clemens, of this
elf is one of the counsel for the prisoner.