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M ihe hhA lhe hulfIhani /. iaa eaa
anlfaifl 'Iia nuai ~ ~ ttet.
lfftof the faflen afe lfm nuldlmns
la'nlr' tpnal1t, Hili'ues, eahhApe
NastNa aud even nn.ans. beats ,ni
pafsnips ate lea mtliIep than neat
nHd bread IT The same IA ~ weight
lhr atc teuehle ~ Tho sluuach
and maho v tdFL easy l'es reapia
nfr m ey@ would b.. ifuulied with
lhe dyspepsia veal " hal ,lpmaeh..
~ hued complaints, vhpc fiod \.
largely opmpose'l " garden ,eeelA
ble3 property eoohed We think a 10
mala, potato, beet aud luruip, bciier
than n piIl arh ,umli Gif the health
Hence the vegetable raf,len diminish
90 lhr doctors llll, 'he bread hlll tho
meat hill, anil Increases tho health,
strength and Vi, rlly II spirits
Tho vegetable rsr'len ls important.
heeansr Il ,dils 10 ihr hrnuty, an,l
hence ,tlne n the farm. make, /,
lnok aud feel more homc Ike and ca,a.
mrlahlo, hll, The cellar and lar,lcr
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film's ntpuImtnl
lhs sasai Mist rty,f

1ho Philadelphia naIlii 'e+
per seyt lhai ihp hliti stat Ntll
eflimh aaasi, ~ ila maHiae a
Nsihlhrlon un fdlr fht e9i W
itnmp tmri H. wnhiaa seal
pnanah " w. thIn1ir tnflf mI'lei w
plant ant hundied ha'es ~ nmd
cations IN seeds NJ ihe raiem nf're
are numwons ani packages edn'h'n
lnt 4 nfn srn' ~ NJ mfiH NJ fhe
county hy mill, A. N0ilh, ih' Com
nua.luner VI rairnls nul Members of
rpptot T,op body scpm ,ngrr
~ wake the trial of llN plant end
ihc iif li n ohammf Al least
small Vnn'i'ie. d lhe seed i ni
rrcpt Another ,ear, there VII prob
uhly be- a. much II The Wgar millrt
planted In tie ccnniry as Of bpam
earn
We mite these things " show thai
IN matter " ,lis suri M legislative
Nimnlous Is neccesry tnri,c The cul
,urc " the chlncm sugar m'llci IL
vcphle start N this cnun'ty. The
fevcr is llyh enough, without any at.
tempt, On The hrtof The rovctnmcn''
loncreisc the heat Our people rush
into the culture vi a new plant with
the same carerncss that they engag"
IN new speculation, or seek their
fortunes In a new country. IN the
ease of the snvar millci. 'hc haste To-
make the experiment ~ IT, ,slne sur.
passes anything We have known since
the d,ys ~ "mnrus muliiraull, "
Aun,hcr season Will $50 thousands oi
persons pressing The stalk of hi. new
cane. hcIlng down the Juice. aad bot
ilmg the syrup. or iryin. nwihods ol
granula,ine u Into sava'. Before o
twrlvrmcn,h has passed. We shal'
ksew. heyeni dispute. whether ih'
sngar millci proves full cqaisaleh'
cot the sugar.cane proper.
II !, should BE-. We shall have n,
more occasion fs tho duty on saral
a. A protection. than We nov have i"'
a duty on cotton or Indian corn. u
IN the other hand. the sugar mile
should prove M m"se sucerssful h
our country than the cane has prove,
In Louisiana. Ne put !, In the su"'
sense n our readers to say whether !
l. warih while IN coniiRae . burden
some duty On a commodity which In
bceom~ a nrcrsssry of lifs. hr Ih
sake VI encouraging and keeping oil,
a branch III industry which Is siIsply
waste and mis-spplcia'iou II the malt
raj advantages Of the country.
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sAu.cN storg.
THg RICH COUSIN.


lc,n,lulcl.l
Marian promised oil hc asked,
,u.l then the farewell word, were
.poh.n. For one lnsiun, she was
casl~d to his heart. his iirsi his'
was pressed oil her brow, sud they
parted.
T.s wight a(i"r her arrival et
lo.ur. Marian Leicester told hcf
,sn.uts everything. Very slight
= did sli. allu,le t. her i.,llinss an
H.. subject. but uadily the moth
,,'S heart diyinrU al! her child
might have expressed.
Heaven shield ~, darling from
tie mis,r, ola blichic'l. disappcin'.
ii existence was tie mothers
lnycr.
LIT US trust in Providence, my
wife, observed her husband. That
uur child loves an honourablc man
h's conduct proves. ! sm deeply
r,i.y.l at the course Of events,
hat ,bcv might have been worse.
uur Marian has rrtnrmslto US with
recovered health aud strength; le,
US not ,cpiuc that new love his
brought licht to her eyes aud JOY
to her vounv heart
The fathers words seemed pro.
rhr,ic-Ma risn I.cicrster--,lc
quiet. reserved Marisn--was won.
:, tally changed. Her merry
,cuv. were ever sounding through
III. housc;s sweet. cou,cu,lc,l smile
wa, ever on her coun,cnsuce; ard
her words. .lwsvs kiud and plea.
ant. now took a mndercr tone.
Il was summer when she parted
from her lover For six ,nouth'
the remembrance oI ,Lo-e happy
DAVIS was a rl,asaut dream; 6u,
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fhs Gait.

One may easily Judge "f the spirit
and disposition II man l'y his crli.
nary gait and mirn 10 walking. lic
vhn I. accustomed to sudden Impulse
or |. trying TO seize upon some nece.a.
~ recollection. lpoks mp With q hind
cfjerk. lie whois steady. csu.icus
merely a practical man. valk. on de.
liberss.lv. HE eyes straight before
him; and even in h's ms, musins
uopds. observes around sufficiently to
TO avoid portcr's kno, ar Butchers
tray. Bui the man with strung gang.
..sas--ci pushing. lisrl, temperament
Who. though practical. Is ye specala.
,i,s-ihs n1n whois emulous and ac.
tive. and escl igying N ri~ In life
sAnseinr. alert. b,l-walks with a
<rriug. looks rather slsve the fel.
ie~ passenger. tnt ri,h a quiek.
pasy turn ef his osu. which !.
li..hsiv -, sn his slsDsl.lprs. his mouth
iss little open; hi. e,s j. bright. ssih.
or rp.iIes.. hut prue'rs,ise; lis r"rr
has -.u~,hirv II deharcs: bic fosm i
essc, but without stiffness.
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I'm. j. BORDl.kY, ~sala ssPsesfal.
IL Is inform he friends and shs Dsilie
,hs, he ms removed M cA.s ft16 the
e.sser ~ Main sad Aism ssveess, sppssiss
the uaa~l Ss-sss Hotel. - vss8s ssss
winn's ssdii.ry S,sst, On Main slssss.
opposite Codr Squsre, whese hs u pre-
ps,-d IN psvsus hi. r-cNs<laa N IN Ils
sariass bsssshs-, obi end 80 iassevs.
sssa,s.
The criy. rsfrrsnsr ! .ive u sis yssrs'
service. IN MEMPHIS and sie,ri,v.
W. caesl = eser W.. wnn's ssAdlv,
S,oru. on Nan sssres, sprss'k t'osrs
square, where rsN slwayskr found.
. h woalj hs better fss rasisrss ersA
,he country to msks appointments. ssthss
,hs, shev ray nss slssA With see10.
rescsssnss. eesrN
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,llia'II,usr'


splnsl hstaiih spfat
Conc la tini lelolaie, ifoiy SOLID N
uH.s.
Cam' alhih h.s.lh n tilm Ny ~
II faw =.
VI, anlle hfll 'hti flNs
i sanss hssafs
Cans plh NJ, flsl,im' hoa's
lpnnl beautiful su|nf
Iaah !. us,fv n ~ wlats' .lean,
And lsnfsin vtken inll afAini
~ sae lhf hniins ines ~ ffaAs cicsn
Alone lhs elss'il' rlsn
Iif thou y hainf,
~ beautiful spsnF'
These an lie he,ulic. IA Thy rauileitain
Come With nv ehill'rn three
1h stormy N,rch that weopeih nll ih'
day.
N Nesle ,rril and lho rovors Va,
Oh - trr ahtrnins. ~ 80
larur 10 hifh.
Thy cleaf hlua skv,
La, q hf.rh,, hcsulrcu,, hnl elernal
time,
ss-ing' beautiful srrln-'
What tima ~ primrose viii keen de-
i Nsh
comes pscpng arw,rd from the fnllcv
rrnnnl
Wht, ''mr thr Now In NJ. ,qnii rirht
About 'hs hun l,of clrclc,h rcnn nni
= - fnuul.
love to wtlt abroad ani trace
~ Na'n-r's fac
The ~la,lnra, ~ 'hv r,m're. nni n snr
With bird. rni f,vcr. and Doe,
swrr' n-aises unto the.
Spring tcaaiifal Spring
Come. then. .vNr, Srrinr'
Conc tn this 4 ..oli,e. dfciy world ~
nnrs;
Come with thy breath ~ balm--,hy gif
~ fov.rs;
Thy gentle bird 'hn, sing
IN sunny bowers
ron, wi'h lhs r'lisone hours,
oh beautiful Spfinr'
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llr. n. IN ouug.

HAvtxd P~msn~utIv loe,sed him.
I'll sels. ,sn...v. HE p,ssrs.ismai s.s.
siess ~ the eiiisess II p,asla sw1 sie'N.
i,v. fy- DAc, ~ tbs 80 siAs ot lbs
The D,il,e slssre. wh~ss ~ esn alwsvs
~ sssni. orsi NJ boarding kss.s (lovs's
'lssel) except shsn pross'sissaily s.sas.
el. oo-5u
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~ a. y s'nrroys, ffun l1rre litni
nv 20 rtnw Cwl, dona with >e1,ncsf
al lni.pplch, IN en- retnnih'e trrm'.
rs+ Al ronmup.c,tInnl mas hs fA'
iss.tei u ". :. WWp, r'qp Pamela
Mss.ssipli,
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nake you . present VI ~ valuable
q disinondf'
4 always kncw hc wa, wealthy
dear father, replied Marian, 'hui
that ,aakes ~ ,llntrencc. ! should
have been A. happy hal hi. letter
come alone. needed nothing TO
remind me of m, PROMISE
The winter passcdl and when
thq spring cam. Charles Leicester
received an uilsr IRON HE employ.
" 10 NO out 10 China and transari
business for him.-un ollpr ~ good
that the Young map felt unable to
refuse. |, was a snd parting ior
the whole family, bu, noue dalcd
make objections To what was so
obviously for the benefit ol the be.
loved friend mud broiher After
Ills departure. Edward l.eiec,ier's
health declined yisibly. lIo lost
the energy that hal hitherto char
actmiscd hls indcavors to maintain
his iumily. aud again they were
made to suffer al the evils Of pjv-
cHy.
l.arlv IN the spring they heard
iha, Colonel Leicester and his sou
Ind returned to India, thu health
Of the former having suffered sc.
screly from his shor, oiourn IN his
native land. I'll, estate was given
in charge Of On agent. The TREND
wLose secret aid had So materially
assisted tho stricken family. appear
cd to have forgotten them. Ma.
rian's unknown lover preserved the
siric,cst silence, uud IN. summer
passed sadly 10 the parents anil
child in the gloomy old house they
had made their lioMe.
Before the autumn came serious
'ears were c",e''s''e, ao""' ,"e
safety OF the s"'P'n wn'c" .".s,ss .,,,' :
had gone OUT ~ pas'e"ec'. '"''
was 'h. ctow"i"g o' '"c'. '','s''!, .',!,
EVr'' Aa''s" so'"'c 'ea'' ..'.''
!" 'ns great sc''ow' anu w, 'o'
ore h"l~ sue wou'ap.o'a0,, INV .'
gwen way 70 u'sl"''. AS y WIS ~
w hef .''rl"s' s'"' '''e'e e""'' W,
rslne'"oer"nee o' "eI P'',n'.e, , ,' M'''
Sue i""gn' o'as.'y "'n ,,, "t' , "a',
,'s' 'l'a,'i anu psa"'' s'",''' ''"'e
"' % ~" '.,...,.. 81.
she iiad o.en eN'.ru",e,! M'-
mus ne return !" ,"" ne. "",''a ,
o'e 'n'a''"' No' , SUI "'"'. NJ.
m' so,ne''i'hg wu.'Pe'eu , ~ ."' ~,
hea't '"a' ns' p'"'''e' ',, w'"a v, :.
"'n'"' ana '"e' '"'"'' W ""fF,
The old rro,crp says wien ~
fslf' get to The worst ,h'y ge"e'
ally 'taAc n turn icr the M''cf'
ana u proven 10 IN 1.u"a'u ''e'ces
rsca.s' Their money "' go,'e "
himself con'ii'c' 70 a s'eN oso' y,
vile valnly s'r'''"g 20 ,,. .a'n e""0l '.,
tos"prcr' tne'n' s"1 s'.,'a" ;, .'..' VIZ
o"' WIN o"A'e'y NV" '"'', "o','"
could .: more s'."'a. '..,..' ."'" ",';sa ''s'
p"slec's' ""e" . WV "''
from Vhat,c'-e % 'e''e' g "1"o' n'' ..S', ~.'
come. o. the 'oAsh :" "'s 'a'''
aud tue osa'e' VI "e''o"'' '''''
tsnce' ~, :.
The same post a., S'ouSn' 'ne ~
no'lnee'n,nt % ~ .o'v"s. WEI ''r,:s'... ,.:s ....
.es'ii' anu "''e' ""', =, "s 'I
hand' wr'''et "s ,''s 'ra'.'Is. r','''. -
1t he bcq.sat'ita h's Lhg,'.n ~
perry To Mst,an' on e"na'''o" w =
she became tue sn.:..,.l. wl's o. ''s sou .
her he spesr a''es''.,'a's'!.-n' ''s.,.a ny. -
Pa''nts ne "a" e''"e"''! NV "
gwen.
This letter was a cruel i'low
the gcnt'e'ass''su r''.' """ was =
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ss.s V'hss toe loviau l,rsris 40
ssgn sasudss. Il y . shade better
n h the cse driven swsv 10 &C.
ton, sbsn the tcrcsscd twio that
lrtrsso ss.bo.as
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rvcry.hins IS caine,l sad
nothing Iost b, cn'r,rsy. 0oUi
manners Insn - success.
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Or. =. y. LESSER.

nFrfRs ne services 10 the people ~
~ tbs vicis'tv. rsr Nav bs fnuni
At hom,, when not professionally snsss.
cd. atly
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TIE STAR.


TrlNat
tafnsaY if Il pAid n advance - ~
rpfivlthnsls months 2 io
Atft itmlniht p W
.aas.f
n,ffs nf tnffHfsty1i
oee ,e i,so. Gt,l Insertion ~ m
r,sh srt.,larr, insertion 10
A.. ih 20 manih. Oh
r,.s, nnniht ... 01
v,.o.svnr .ss4 W m
~ f, thsrh u mcilon made fof
larger alserisamonio
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- Tss . noble sight tn sre an
honest msn '.rls1vs his own heart
IN sssie, snd A'ns away IT, has.
= ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRS, Dec 1.-The correspondent of
the Herald understands that the French and
English Ministers have entered a protest against
the present tilibustering expedition of Gen.
Walker, intimating rather broadly, that the res
possibility for the escape Of Walker from our
shores, lies on the weakness and ineificiency of
oLr government. This is considered there as
trespsasing little on the bounds of diplomatic
decorum. .z--lr-s
The weekly bank statements sho a decrease
in loans and discounts, of $4,000; increase in
specie, 81, 1896; increase in circulation, $237,
sec; increase in actual deposits, $l,923, 057.
An arrival at this port reports the slOop-of-
war ST. Louis, at Port Praga, on Oct. S0--ail
well. eafgE
The steamship Fulton brings $12o, 900 in spe-
cio, including 1874 ,000to Richard Willing, Phil
adephia. Among the passengers is Henry Ma
son, a bearer of dispatches. I'd a.5-at. e
The details of the India news in the London
papers furnish nothing in addition TO the telc
graphic dispatches received by the steamer Van
derbilt. --s2 s.tasH
The q. S. steamer Fulton, from Southampton,
whose general adYices were received via Cape
Race, has arrived.
The Baltic arrived out on the 18th ult. No
news orimportancei is furnished.
The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool on the
18th ult., has been Signalled below. She will
reach her wharf at ten o'clock tonight. Her
advices have been anticipated.
Eight of the Belgrade conspirotOTs have been
sentenced to death. ~ ~
The King ofBelgium had dissolved the Cham
Der of Representatives. ~ ~ ~ ~
A conspiracy9has been discovered in SPAIN
A company has also been discovered i'll Naples,
and four hundred arrests were madei single
night =, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02
NM KANSAS QUESTION.

ington correspondent says the interview between
Buchanan and Walker, has assumed new as
pect Friendly professions are still interchan-
ged. 1t is understood that Walker will resign
or be removed before the meeting of Congress.
buchanan justifies his conrse on the ground of
legality of the Convention recognized by Con
gress and himself and he is bound to accept its
work, though he would have preferred the SUBJ
mission of the whole Constitution. The Con-.
stitution and schedule which recently appeared
in the 'Union,' were submitted by Gov. Cal
houn, as the literal transcript Authenticated
copies are daily expected, which will be COM
municated to Congress with the Presidents,
Mcssngc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02
4 Koiee Nrom 1e a9reat w."

LANCASTER, GRANT Co., Wis, Oct. 6, 1857.
DR.. A. S. Todd: Dear Sir:-I passed through
your city last April on my way to the West,
and then obtained some of your excellent Liver
Pills, and have used them all want more Of
them, as some of my friends are laboring under
tOrpOr of the Liver, and would not be without
them in my family. Send me by mail or ex-
press package of your pills, for which you will
find the money enclosed Your friend,
.-e JNO. NJ. CLoUsE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT WE NOTICE EDrroRIALLY
patent medicine; yetwe feelit duty when we
are convinced an article is very mcrrftorious to
inform the public, that they, too, may be bcne.
fitted by its use, and to prevent them from using
other articles that have no merit in them.
Now we wish particularly to recommend to
our readers, DR.. SantorCEs Lirer Inoigorator, as
an article that has given benefit and performed
cures, in our circle of acquaintance, that were
little less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver, as it
is a Lirer Iurigorator. Especially among our
own children have VIC notedits beneficial effects,
where the little sufferers from bowel complaint,
worms and other diseases, incident to children,
have been made quiet and perfectly cured by
the use of the article. It has testimonials that
none can doubt, for the cure of Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia and such troubles as always follow a de-
ranged Liver. a few such cases have come I'M
der our observation where it seemed almost TO
work miracles. aF Hj 5
Our advice to families is not to be without it,
as it will save many hours of pain by its speedy
use when disease first makes its attack..-Alatoo-
ma Sentinel nov5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

Penetyuting Terra Firma-Therc has been
a great demand lately for that copy of the Times
containing an article on the Gas question. The
public are informed that we have just one left
ono secured in advance of the "trcmengus" rush
and before the stock was exhausted. WeIlscll
it mighty cheap.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

Il Hard Case-An unknown man was pick
ed up in the street night before last where he
was found in most thorough state of drunken
ness by officer Tracy. Alderman Wright sent
him to Jail. lie was too drunk to tell his name,
and could scarcely walk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02
BALT1MORE MARKET.

Dec. 1--Flour lower; Howard street opened
at So, 10 IL, and closed 50; City closed S4,-
81 9, which is the lowest point reached since
1854. The wheat market is depressed and low
er: red is quoted at $l,O5a1 ,1O white 81. 15a
1923, for good to prime, aud 81, 80 for choice
New corn is quoted at 55a62c. Whisky, coun-
try, %; Ohio, o. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

Horrible Acciient-nan Rilled.-A man by
the name of Robert Buchanan, coal digger,
laid down across the track of the steubenville
and Indiana Railroad, at the curve below Min
go Station, some three miles below Stcubcnville,
on Sunday morning. A locomotive from the
west came around the curve, about noon, and
the engineer not seeing the man until within n
few rods of him, was unable to check up in
time, and the locomotive and tender passed over
his body, the wheels cutting off one arm aud
horribly inangIing one thigh. lie died, of course,
almost instantly. The deceased was dissipa-
ted characterized been repeatedly found upon
the railroad track before, and it might be liner
red, placed himself upon the track that his mis-
erablc existence might be thus speedily ended.
So says the Steubenville Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02


g Tae Rtrer-There were over s feet water
in the channel yesterday evening. The wealth
er was cloudy.
We were misinforned yesterday in stating
that the Aurilla Wood had resumedher place in
the Sunfish trade She will leave, however, to-
day at the usual hour
The Courier left last evening for Cincinnati,
with good trip.
On Monday night last the steamer Kentucky
started from Maysyille to Cincinnati with ,46T
hogs, of which number 291 died on the way
down. This is a loss of So, average, per head
to their owners, or sl,l55 for the lot. The
cause of their death is attributed to their having
been driven too hard on their way to MaysVillc.
Others say that the hog cholera is prevailing
among the hogs back of MaysYi!le, causing so
many to die.
The telegraph reports the destruction by fire
of the steamer New Lucy, on Wednesday last,
while icc-bOund at Dewitts, in the Missouri
river No lives were lost Loss $4,000; insur
ancc SI2,0 600 This is the third boat of that
line which has been lost. The Lucy ran as a
regular packet between Jefferson City and IVES
ton. Four other boats are now all that are left
of the line.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

Dec. 1.-The weather having clcaredoff wo1m
and pleasant the voting at the various precincts
is spirited, and quite heavy vote is anticipat-
ed. The vote going in for Tiemann, the Union
candidate for Mayor, has surpassed the c xpec-
tations of his friends. The I'd Ward through
out as reported, is giving Temann a majority,
and in the 9th Ward the vote is apparently
overwhelming. The 9th, 18th and other town
wards gre also said to be strongly on the same
side. There is some little rioting ina few of
the wards, but generally, the election is passing
off quietly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02
IT'S sweet to hear tic watch dogs honest BARK

IT'S sweet to hear tic watch dogs honest bark"
4 rery bLIek negro woman was going up
Market street, near the post office, last night.
y very large dog keepslook out there for thieves
and bays the moon at intervals Dog saw me-
gro woman and made at her Negro woman,
although horribly frightened, had presence of
mind enough to pat her dress, quicker up her
lips, talk dog and endeavor to reason the case
aud appeal to his better nature Dog crouclled
and still advanced with red, savage light in
his eyes, The negro woman dropped her ebony.
bundle (for she had child in her arms, and
sought safety in placing one foot before the 9TH
er in manner, which for lengthy strides and
rapidity Of motion, was sightto see. The dog
followed the woman, fortunately, without stop
ping to attack the baby, and overlook her after
short racc lie caught her by the skirts of
her dress and pulled backwards till the frail call
leo gave way. The dog then returned to lick
the baby and mounted the fence of his masters
promises. The woman picked up the child
and went OH her way, with her faith in the poet
who penned the line beginning this item, sadly
shaken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

HOos.-our Geographic dispatches this morn
ing, from Cincinnati. announce that ga better
feeling exists in hogs" paragraph in our
river news rather gives the lie to this, where it
alludes to the prevalence of hog cholera.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

EB Johnston: Dear Sri take pleasure
in certifying to you, for the benefit of those who
are afflicted with falling off of the Hair, Gas
have been for some time past,) that by the use
of two bottles of your Alopecia the difficulty
has been entirely removed and my hair is again
healthy. (Signed) r. II. SlLvEY-
Wheeling, Nov oath.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

Tile Sn9hsh dy-F0Tsman Discharged.
We learn from an indirect source that Geo. V.
Foreman, charged with the murder of Miss Isa-
phcne Allen, was tried before Esquire Morrell
at Sunfish, and discharged. No evidence was
adduced TO show that he knew ought of the hor
rible affair. The matter is still wrapped in
fearful mystery, which time alone can unravel.
Swain and Morrison arc still confined in the
WoodSfield Jail, and seem to have perfect conf.
dence in an acquittal when the March term of
the Court of Common Pleas comes on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02

Loursv1LLE, Ky, Dec. lit is rumored that
Cruddock, for whose murder n year and half
ago, several persons arc under arrest, has been
seen in Texas, within two months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-02
nINCINMATI MARKMr

Dec 1.--Flour dull and unchanged, Way
frcights to the east have advanced SOC per Dbl;
the receipts arc large. Whisky, sales at IL Ia.
in provisions.