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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31
CHURCHES or WHEELING.

For the information Of strangers visiting tie city pub
following list of the different Churches, and their
ne and place OF meeting II there amy Mistakes we
Sl!mgke the necessary correction with pleasure:
81. AGGezs's, Ii iscopatian Corner Monroe and Byron
ests Rev. F. T. PEERLESS Rector; morning services 1o
clock, cyeuinE,I
ST. olns EpsropdGI,, Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling, j. H. A III, Rector
Services Morning 1O5&; afternoon s1s; night ~.
First Frs6Jyterius, RLy. X H. HEsp, lustor Fuurst.
and quincy smornna and afternoon
Sseond terid. Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
Tsird PseaLl LltaG, Fifth street between Chestnut and
Taneri s;s sou; Wheeling, Rev E wooDs Pastor serv
morning and evening.
tou, IrssJyteriG Rev "a PAUL.. Pastor Nalrstreet,
evening.
Fourh Street RtthodiSt A iseoral, J. E. wnsoS,
Pastor between Monroe Quincy services
morning and evening.
v2~M street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. A A. RroER Pastor
corner Aarket and North ss., Sorth Wheengi services
morning. and evening.
CEaPIiae Street IehoGist Episcopal, Iev. T. H. MOx
KoE Pastor Capne street, between First and Second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
SOuh .Faesl;oG NJ E. ChHrt*, Rev. A. sTEvESs,
s-tCr services morning and evening.
Hhssling Is'0Hd Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
tet,aaY, MiAOdist Eitsccpat Rev c. lIxLwIG Pastor,
Chapne street, between webser and Third Centre Wheel
Bg.
y. Ja0,ss Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BISHOP
Il wngN Firth street, of Hampden; services
morning aud afternoon.
Asoeidts Reiorntd, Rev J, T. MoclupE Pastor, corner
o!Iarket and Jefferson sts aafternoo
D>rle's Market street, between Webster and Third.
centre wh,ens services lo5 in the morning. and ~
evening.
oageltcet Protestant Rev wM. HRLTER, Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion EcGngs5icdt LuGle,IGn, Rev. F. ZIMMERMAN,
Pastor Market street, Webster and Third; Centre
wheeiil ls; services morning and evening.
oish Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
GsI4ran Protestant, Union RAIL- Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy services io5G morning.
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NUMBER ia

ordinary ayocatiolis, while others simply ill the
month with the snuff ind thus initiate to M III
tents and purposes the chewing pFoPeusities Of
the men. In the absence ofsnuB, tobacco in the
plug or leafs invariably rescrsed TO s9hsti-
tute.n
Oriental betelchewing, and the Japanese fash.
ION of backening the teeth Of married laGieS,
the heigth of elegance compared to sauiI-
dipping. The habit leads TO speedy decay uf
the teeth, and TO disorders of every kim.
Those who indulge in it LccJ,ne hags in appea
ance at a very carly age.
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masonic DTRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No IOI-Meets Masonic Hail,
soFasr Market Monroe streets therA ard third Mon
aAy evenings of each month @. W. stitrs, W. NJ; Ate-
aate- Li;0hltn, Secretary
:, "heeiiss ledge Ne. 19S Merts as above on
Ia'Fsst and tiri The-say evenings of each month r 4
"%nSIiiSeSR, W. NJ; S. ". PsGySoH, Secretary.
"heeltuG Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
on the see0a Aonaty evening of eashmonth. G
SCOTT H. P; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
neeitHE EacnnaPuaent No. 1.-Mects a
-'sre o. theJour:t Monday evening Of each month W
@-A'rfaS, Recorder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31

SxuFT-DrPPIxG ANoNG TuE WoNEx OF TIE
SouTH--A correspondent Of the Petersburg (Ya)
Erp-ess says:
There arc, perhaps. in our state, one hundred
ard twenty-five thousand women, leaving ont Of
the account those who have not cut their teeth,
aud those who have lost them from age OfthiS
number, eighty per cent. may be safely set down
ss suuif-dippers. Every i've of these Till use
two oGnce paper Of snuff per dzy-ihat IS, To the
hundred thousand dipPeTs, Two thousand tiSe
hundred poundS n day. amounting in one year
TO the citormOus quantity of nine hundred and
twelve thousand pounds ia dis number of
snuif-dippers are included oil ages. coiOrs aud
conditions
This practice is generally prevalent among the
poor whites, and Is akin tn the practice OF clay
or diIt eating, which only they, saTages Gnd pol
iiicisHs, are known to indulge in- IL Is pieVa-
lent in the pine districts Of North Carolins, and
in many portions Of Svuth CaTolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, and eastern tennessee. II
may be t.4us described:
"A female snuii.dipper takes a short slick
and wettihg it. dips it into lier SNUFF box, aud
then rubs the gathered dust all about Ter month
into the intersti1es Of her teeth Gc-, Where she
allows il to remain until its 81 clleth is ftlIy 81
soTbed Others hold the stick thus loaded with
snuff in the cheek Ia qGid of tobacro. ard suck
! il with decided relish while engaged in their
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j AS. NJ. DILi1(DN. :.
1OS Mark FL, SIItEEI,
RlnT1 nfer q nd Cae ILL.,.
PERFECTION OF MECHA NIsM.
American improvements in

w W-A-DCHE ES.
TlR 2EST TIM. EEEPLE Al TIE LOWEST COST
ny the aid oi STeaf pr0vsIIts in btciu and many
aud altogether original
onsr the puLiic PERfECT WATCH price. lur
nacLines true and delicate, -
Isnuiaeture 50 complete, HAT watch be
act eounttIiart The ssii oVsHtuts Jie
beautiful in plan and sonziTEetcn. ad hEv
eed BY ths abiest judgcsfo and quail
ity. Zach ore - Engraved -kPFLEIes, ThArT Co., Wal
fueness aud
PERPETUAL WARRANTY.
We ask 10 bay thtEe " rrFeIy
arc Of American manufacture We that fact
shall nOt be frIni-ted to pTtjudcr .xcad-
c0astieTatiSn. We claim hat " ste qsi talty
merit eaThot be Cbtnined chez. IN EaroPe ana
sut eeu-fry nsn 70 give darn al i.IdeT uHrTaufy
Orders inquiries addressed siryctIy
sale Waici.eu.
aieisrs- COOPER FKLLOWE, 20. y Maiden Lane s. y
.. FELLOWS 4 co. Ne.I5
PLATT a BlOTlfEts. No 90
CAkf. EOHAHil 4 "a AfsFIs, Ciau.bsrs 81,
nlLDlBCI:N Z bECTliEH PhiadclTlia.
PRATT = REATu, ~
RAL1Ek BACHFLrEgs, Eo.tou-
Bi6ElOW BROS 4 GkE.SSstt ttff,
a" uJnNE Z Co, ClEeihnatl
and AfesETs HUbBISs APPLETON No 70 lgaldep Iana
y. r. Who nts de tI.-s-arfisn rtefei
business, EeH a. f0r tie ssjr % sgr toses-
APPBETON- TRACY Co
Sr5ceEFrTa 10 the Bort6n Hatch Carauanv.
Bofton watch Raetorys Walihats Atss- 9uly, Isss.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscripon advertising other f.
OF the Intciligeucer, should be addresseto
be Iropretors.
L.tes concerning the editorial department of paper
hoaI lie addressed to the Editors, jointly, to either
tIrnI.
writing publication, will please write
OTy Z side Of the paper.
Observance OF the above rules will greatly Obgc U.S.
4a prompt attention to correspondents than
) might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31

IN IS much easier task to dig Inetal out Of
its native mine than TO get it out Of the coyetous
mans Golfer. Death only has the key of the
miscrs chest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31
II1E Law OF NEWSPAPERs.

lsubscrIberswhO do give express notice the
rlr considered wishing continue subscrp-
i0.s.
| subscrlbers order the scOntnuaHce OF their peri
deals the publisher continue to send them until all
eiIagts paid.
ST subscribers neglect their perodi-
which they directed, they held
ousiDle TIL tn, have settled the bl and ordered them
i':cnGinued
Iii subscribers to other places withoutinform-
~ inA, , and the papers sent to the former di-
cc!vi, they u iieid responsible. - -.
ifhg CDursIave decided that refusing take perodi-
e Office, removing and leaving them uncalled
rr.ls yrisid JIcid evidence OF intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31
THE INTEbLIGEECER. K.

The Virginia Legislature have exempted the
fremen of Norfolk from jury duty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31

TnE Louisiann Legislature has passed an act
abolishing capital punishment, and substituting
imprisonment for life in place of the death pen
atty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31
INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN
Insur and Trust Company.
Clhce in Ccmpany's Buildiug,
No. 4O3 walnut ST.. PEEBI-A u EI.PHEEA.
Charter Perpetual: 4UthOGsed CapitIi $500 900
c. c. LNTHEOP, Pres't.
WAi. DARLING. Vice President.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Company for Wheeling ana vicinity, prepared 10 take
approved Fire and Marine Risks ihe favorable
terms II. &. HONlIAM t.
oiee for the present at DOane latas virelieuse,
febl6-ly No. 81 Main ST.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
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> lttHN NNIaIlI llEIIIa q tILsIIEs
-iIS prePaTatiEi is ts JtllEe Rsn-
edg for tfli aACliE. ard Tat af MI ijrre Eks
Ieef u hus used by FeeLisr pTaetitinG Physicians
and Dentists. for nEnber q JezTs wls9
81 the nsoss TanAe, well - perfect eL ac h,nH
Persons ih article g this kid once zee
the inlPoTtses ~ purchasing = q FeEponsbi
and thEs aTcid the rosorous efu haued around ~
what they selling
PEedaFrd Only by DRs's FuNuFFBERG, Druggist
f.h-J Ne 1 WAsisinEtoa Hal, tEeelne, Va
q ARDEN Pisld ard 5iossE seeil froEa BTigEs go.
~ H0chsstsT s - IoFE-.i Eor sale - =
" A. EDbARDa { BRO.
eorHer 20 AlaFkefat1l iionT6g ets.,i 81
EibS Oppokte MrLure Hsufs.
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UPW ARDS OF S11, 900 900
OF Losses have been paid by The ;iia Co., in
rga the past 3s years.
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Fire 81 Inland Navigation
Risks accepted consistent with soivency and
' fair prett.
Especial attention giren 10 Insurance Of WELLLNGS
aRd CO5ttnts. .JoP terms Of to years.
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Incorporated ae1s-oha..sr : Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNISiPAIRED,
WITH n SURPLUS or S5O6,3S7 SS.
AnL die mr.. Of r. ven -Scria,.c


TOInI LiabtIities. -
Uhsettlvd Claims MT due........s .sl7a.os6.s4
Losses EYUitgJly adjusted and Promptly Paid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31

QUEsrroNs AND ANswEis.-In the cofrespon-
lcuce column Of the last y. Y Times and Mes
senger, we find the following interesting cues
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-31

OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
EuUance from Quincy ST
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8ei %. ". &Gmt0t,
Die peutide 8udbanbIuu9
~. 81. Sr,n,;Sf

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ND. SIS W. @abitr., Der 3iOn8firde aeaeni6er
enPRn8 nnb %sntpfsbIt iOtaen6s QBsrte.
S9lptfer's geeltgefGthte fir baS beutfde 0oIf
pterer's u~niperial.~S eytnetDn Der @eaenrart uub
Wer9augenbsitc4. NHeeabe II 8be, nit 3 supple
nenfbbe. unb MtldS, geb. "a 40
Wteanb's GOEstrfaftOne.e erigpn. SUI eus stSnbe
10 @bs. elegant ssbnnhe1i 10 90
ban 9dnp6eetaHt. 4 See. elea. ~8etunbtn - 8 90
S9tIIer s fdmmtI, Q1erfe. Ausaobe in 2 9te. oeb. 3 90
bO. hp, bU. S.. 70 Nbe. oeb. & 40
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@RtRes fdnln'tl. Qeerte Guaaabe tn 6 gbe. ssS. : 90
b; b., m b.; ao :. -. 40 8bs. 9e5. 18 90
2ddIanpefS Wefte2U S6e. tn 10 S6sn. eE5. 10 Gu
Sean Y aHt@ dns9enaPite 9erte ID 8Pr. geb. 10 90
s . m ers QBerfe Dbe. 20
@BtbeS 8etnste 5ud8 In 10 @efdn9en. Slufrtrse
prd6t1use 1be ppr RdulbaG, elegant gebunnep - IA 90
Danelbc. WebIfetIe Nusgabe elegant %gebunoen 8 90
DIfetbprfer SIMMER lbMm fur 1858 elegant eeb. 5 so
Grep Aibum fir Suuft unb 9t&tuus 1857 unb 1853
elegant e%ebHn6en q 2
VI ratteetDntf9es Gftt3 enbu6 5eft 1910
@rpptHS, Sreanlente In perf6iebenen BdufuIen
fr Mr6ttetten, Waler &C. 80 glatt eebunten "a On
Stetnbdu{erS @er8teruusen fur Qrdttsftur. "
8tmnterbefprattcn Hnb @Iesdn5 20. beft a a
OReTnbtbltPtPetrslseaE mls r~sbIfetle, /. Bic
18. Sanp q
SD, 6as Bud sn e~efunben unS franfsn g1enfasn
Mttt 70 tetnen Abbtleuneen2 2, Mufaee 1 SO
. erin 8 q, bprnprp1tbtf6er 5dusor;t 10. Mu5 70
prn6tbtbel. biz &arlsrutsr eIea eebunbcn 3 m
QGebsrsy Ntertt, SteHens, @ubts 8rIfsfalenfer FIR 1888 y"
81 DiPte9 SalenSsr fur has tOtb, gpIf fur 1858
3 prn, BITE Sp tnntabe fir 1858
o British Authors. Tauch.
nitz Edition a ' ol. 40
(Sebr.2.S)
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2&Stcbft9 fir Giu1pdnSerer.
- Gs5szzsSs1zsssgS3 60 -
ISEA 4 TSs5Ng -sS1sgSSg1 A%1
Nsue arrangements fir @inpanberer, bic mad
b{m WeIfen RI reiien minI6en.

Neue arrangements fir @t1panberer, bic mad
b<m WeIfetl 81 reiIen ipitnI6en.
Bon stsnte ben 8. NSpem6er an, trerten bic Gtnsanberer
INF Der Wettbsrn Central galSertitrset DePCt @tfenta9n mtt
} EN- GrpreBaug %befDr6ert. Die Babn btetet baburdb ben Summit
intsre 9e9n, aud if fe nm 81 G4elsa iarjsr ae ieSs aabere
5apn mad benannteu DlGBen, ais:
Yltt8bur9, @leDelan0, OetrDit, Sort Mabne
6 } casC, Milpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, g
PAUL, 91pf S8IanD, Burlington, Soma Gttp
Innb rerben tebbnlb bic nit Ser %glprtEern Central 9abn e.
IpeneeR pert0nea 10 Stunben fraber ais he nit anben 8des
men Vs9sneeH bort etntrefen, quo TerSsn 4 @tal tointger bic
{ R Z BON SbtO. Ats san5e Gntfsrnua8 Sen ptr BITS GHtcasO
it 800 Wietten, Das @epdf rrS bier eeset6Ret (rarteS] uHb
3sbt NIT ben Yada8tarea an ben g sftmntua8sRrt.
9ta4 Gre1tltne, Oaptcn, Cincinnati, Snbtanaz
polls, Qcui8pi1e unb ct. Souls
'Derben ebenfauS Yanaeiere b~efSrbert unb fur TOR GSepGd
!etn e pettsre l~lmIatuHgs tSi ten terednets Die paGqgtere
tbnTsn NIT penn 3nsr-, Ober Nbenbs 10 nGr~8n8 mad alien
Ben. Er&taErt-@tastte perben S%ertauft IN Ger Office BEG
N9enten. .SOtn 6, g aGfcr,
it14rS Np. %. deassStreet, near Moters gDarf.
umb pgn teber 9Dl8s unb 8GMart wcrben g%eIteferT- -
29ie sr6ste Sprsfalt iptrD auf BITE VI bett ua6 duf bic @ns.
@a1l Der Itatertatten Sstpenbet unb er lam baber fur jebss
GUS etnera @tabtHenent berpcr9ebenbe Snfrument bic Gar,
Sns'f IoeFasPmsa, pB es.aas @tseRf6aitea zines euten pta.
NM %% r SsFfamsnte aus metnsr Sabrtf werbsa fir sabre
' 8 e. &a9 Ss Wertautes an 9arGntirt.
0slOnnere Antmerffamtett tptrb auf bic guspobI rpn 9r.
SSn, ssrUsnbet gnh sn gDSSrsdt bss ltratonaiISSe y!t tsmSrba TS' &
ar rr~a ~. JSm DgftentSta9e an, rprb geaattet, fS0te er gn.
UF- @rCbbdnhler ner6en wDblfbmn 10, ,
Iebe tie fb anbsrDGrts untTehen. ""'OS ~ VPr8V'Frs1en
Bef6abtg %F0rrdtbte cine NusnobI = On
lppH Psh oeEen Sanrnmentenma6ern 3u $45 lis 5000
pianos ~eFben I'm 9e tGuf6
I'M c t betunb 0eftm MT. "l~' a@s8e
&nobe u. So
R@- Gt6ere Wtttei, GGite su serfdeuden unh 7 = -
aa e II E m E Sttmuung an oerIesen, ifub; wv '"sW
BntaDtas4rae, Sdmaiea Rurn, .
@cPtd 6teblanb aDbtsfes, fpnie
frGns6ff6e GDandes unb 8tnnntpetr,.
S9 pare 10,re pDm 0eF Ospsa Aaa'tat 9ns }a ben ~btNtefen
SDpprteur unb 2Jetiuateur.
Neaf9.fS D.5, St.-G Gbffrase
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Tnabe, @dhle & 9C.
So ta6q fpeben BITE 8abrtt unb ben @erfauf inter bee Esrm
.a VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz altsn plase
sos. l., 3, 5unb z, 9tDro @utatp Stra6e,
s~eeendber benz GRtan s6Oufe, Baltimore, Dlb., pteter er6fnet.
Danfenb fir bic auseebretGets @Dnnerf6aft, uelGe Der fri.
beren Gtrnd uGbrenb Der IeSten is Sabre 3u She'll uurbe,
mabt Der unter3et6nete benz publifum BITE ~trSebenfte Mn3etae,
bGB er fett benz Ipbe beS etren Ibetlba6ers, 9rn. 5enrsSGble,
bur6 beHen Sob BITE Gpmpa9nte gelbt pDrben mar, ben gan3en
bebeutenben 0Drratb Der nod unDpuenbeten DtanDS, Sob Hnb
antsrem pr6partrten Wlatertdl f1uFt@ an fG gebraft bat. Or
Utrb besbalb ba8sSelddft tn benz alien Stple tn benz frabe.
rem s. f&GftslDfal fSrtbetretben uub eS f6 sur Mufgabe ma.
den, vas ptanD INNER mebr tn ietner 8Duenbuna su SerDef.
fern.
Muber Eetnen alten Observation-Disclosures unb Der Gabrtf tit GU.
tapffraBe, ndbe Baltimore, bat er etne NeHe 9rGee 6abrtt tn
5I6s@utawftrase, nit Der 8rDnte nod ~gBeftraBe errtdtet, tn
pelGer er etne grpBe Mnsabl Der beien Mrbetter bef66fttate,
Sn biefer Ta6rtt nerben @tancs nod elmer neuen scala ae.
ferttet, fir wel1e er bet Der MrSteQune TN Mar5lanbs Sn6t.
tut, no Bite beftn SnfrImentenma6er aus Bottom, gep.gprl
an6 Ba tttmpre IA ptaaos %GlsgeteQt b1tten, bti i j d 4 q
9 m I E erbtett.
Ser 4asfprnt bS SnFttass purbe furs nadBer burS BITE
Jrbnfrtes MnSftegWn9 ron Nthnpnb, Ba., %befdtt9t, M TIM
benfags baS { T { 3 7 a nj t u m ertbetlt murbe.
Durh btefe betben Gtablthemtnts TT er In ben Stant eefebt
aGe @uftrdse, nit .pelden er befbrt Tsrb, auf's @rpmpteRs
GusSuflbren.
&Ge tn btefer gabrtt getnuten ptonps gaben bple et,erns
Nabmen unb fnb 70 cDnfrutrt, bag fe Set au5erprbenttt6el
Deuerba fttefett tte Nentett be$ GpneS beUabren unb te.
bem 6Itnta piberfteIcu.
BiaupS quf 8efielIun0
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a bre g t e II

90 Our b%e1pnDeren SenntnlBnablt1e.
@tnpanberer uub gfeifenbe fOGten fe9r SprF&tts fetng eye
lite TIRE StGette faufen unb fDlten btefelten nur Spn folbea
.oneeleGten 8eanttsn faufen, tpeIde Spn tbrem SENATE lsben,
nt6t aber ppn Waflesn Ueer 8wtf&entrd9ern, ba tie PAY Der
.@efatr ~auseeleBt fnbi bef&ptnbslt 5u weresn nnN tyr ~e'0
unisnt ~GuSseben.
Dur6fabrt8e8 iIetfe
ua& aGen Gbe1en beS gDefens fnb gu taben BET
@b. q. &ilbebrdmbt,
G5eneGlsGmteranten.N6ent Der Baltimore pnp
Sttp.Gt ,enbdba.
Sanso1S Scr. 81, Tbdme8fr., Baltimore.
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uDtem IS Snape len
gleue nnb fdl0me Maaren.
Ii 9anfteGb, grpfBef u. &c.,

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BITE @afmsrtfGttsit Otr 8duftr auf ibr neats uub tlssen
s Eager yOn 8auep -~SrttieIn, ausae3et4nettn e%Olbemen ll6rtu
Sarserten 4e., neIAe fe nsnItb bon @utspG srnr6r
tteten. Datuuter RFnben F@ 9ef1nladDD4 eearbtttete ft1ns5
atye Rabf6fGen, gVtteibpnIts, G0iIstt-S tdnbs, SawtItns uni
Shrsu5beb alter, 2btsbI@ftn Wnb SiedrrtusRayftiR, GGSts5
GEsnpattOrs, Rarttn aeGdu{s, VGrtmRnaaiss, 6ineRi1e @aGsi
IN 8rCbfr $pSr0bL ~ ute cine reiBe Samnlnng BON bibfGtl
1rUnl.artifsIn, .RGrrapr~. Arbttten, f6IntiGent @aftr. DFstbs
aE gOraeNuis. gD aor6a, Damsnfdhtrn. OperHs YeripeIttSea Spl
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G0lurtcster Daily spp.
From the Connecticut Homestead.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

MEssRs. EDIroRs II have the pleasure of
handing you las the business men sayl a few
miscellaneous recipes which have recently en-
riched my own collection. If YOU try them
you will acknowledge the articles as worthy
place on your table as the recipes are a place
in the Homestead.
CARoNEL CANDY.
-Four cups Of sugar, three cups of water, five
or six square inches of chocolate cake, a piece
of good butter of the size of large walnut
the whole boiled till it will harden if dropped
in cold water: 1t must be stirred while boil
ing, and before removing it from the fire drop
in six drops Of extract of vanilla, pour into
buttered pans to cool, and mark it while warm
into squares for breaking.
BAKED SWEET CoRN.-Take green corn
and cut it from the cob, scraping out all the
milk fila pudding dish with it, adding lit
tie cream or milk with salt and piece of but
ter, and bake two hours. To be eaten as an
accompaniment to meats, as a vegetable.
SPANISH CREAM-Boil half an ounce of
Cooper's isinglass in half pint of water ;
strain and mix it in quart of cream or rich
milk-if cream, less isinglass is necessary !;
stir it over the fire until it comes to a boil ;
when little cool add gradually the beaten
yolks of six eggs, glass of white wine, and
sweeten it to your taste stir it till quite COOL
then putt in forms; serve and eat like blanc
mango.
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FRIGHTFUL CASE OF SoMNAMBUL1sM.-
We learn by the st. Paul MINI Times that
John H. Brownson, Esq, son of Orestes A.
Brownson, editor of Brownson's Review, was
found dead at the foot of high bluff in that
city on the morning of the 4th inst, having
probably fallen or leaped from the window Of
his room while in a somnambulic state the
night previous. His head was cut in the most
horrible manner, his face bathed in gore. his
left shoulder crushed in, and his body other
wise shockingly mutilated. Mr. Brownson
had for several months occupied room in
building which was built upon steep bluff,
along the riverside, and the distance from his
window to the spot where he first struck the
ground, is eighty or ninety feet while the dis
lance to the base of the bluff is about one hun
dred and fifty feet.
From the testimony adduced on the inquest,
1t appears that Mr.. Brownson has long been
subject to attacks of somnambulism frequen-
ly arising in his sleep and wandering about the
room, and venturing into the street unknow to
himself, until aroused to consciousness
About six weeks ago, he met with an accident
from this cause, in which he sustained a severe
cut on the head, by falling down the fight of
stairs leading from his office. Mr. Brownson
was married, and was daily expecting his wife
from the east, whether she had been on a visit
He had a wide range of scholastic attainments
speaking French, Italian and other languages
with fiuency and accuracy. He has resided
for two years in st. Paul, where he practiced
law He was about thirty-fve years of age