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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

k0rta Western Bank of Va. 2.

4 ecemiber Z. 100
A NEl estion Of ave directors for he par "a
IA bank. and four for eas n OF tho branches. 10
serve for the ensui year. will lie held NJ the
bank log bob &c IN The ciiy ff Wheeling, Tues
day the Cd day of January 1874. between the
hours Of 10 NJ, and p NJ
An act Of Assembly. passed March 2sth. fese-
provides that n. Otbeer OF Director % bank.
shat! hereafter vote BY proxy fer any Stockhol-
der, IN any election ef lIrec'or or Officers Df
Bank; nor shall an proxy be valid which shall
have been executed go days before the time Of
any eiecfion.'
The SANE act forhids. that any President OF
irector of anv Savings Bank, or General Agent
hereafter be Eligible as Director of any Bank
dee LIST. Cashier
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CvHRTsTMAs AND NEW YEARS

HNHRISTMAs AND NEW YEARS
~ PRESENTS.-Tho Subscriber Inns just reed
and is now opening a fine assortment Of Toys and
Fancy Articles. suitable for Christmas and New
Years Gifts. ond will be happy 10 supply his old
customers and others. with handsome and cheap
articles during the holidays. AIso genernl
assortment Of variety goods and Musical Instruments
from the Jews Harp 10 the Piano Farte which will
be sold at . smalI advance on first cost. COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and the citizens generally, are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine.
dec % MELLOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

RY Virtue Of deed Of Trust from Jacob Hun
to me, bearing date on the 22d day Of March
Ohio eounfv. book %, page 435. | sha' proceed
to sell Friday, January -, Is44 at 10 o'clock.
a. " az sne TOT, r1r % ~, tne con nou o q
in the addition 10 the tOwp oseyVheel z laid out
bv Michsel Gran am which lot is numbered 81,
ffty sevenl en- the ORIGINAL plat of said addition,
and small slIp or Fraction of Rrohnd lying
between said lot 81 add the Iaads of Nosh ZaD
or Zanes boundary. supposed 10 be three feet
wide, together with al the teuencnts and ap-
purienances thereto belonging.
Terms Of SaIe-G CASH.
Seliag as trustee. shall convey oRly Ahsh II
fle as is vested in me by said deed of trust.
zdec 81 JES SE LANTZ, Trustee.
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:, s -. /, Books;
. -,rI,.CrIRE o. NOOK KEEPING-In

n ECTURE ON BOOK KEEPlNG-ia
4 e..seaacuro N 'he favorable manner ~
which nv Lecture en Bookkeeping. was recsives
% Saturday evening lost, and a. ihe reqoes' y,
-.rs., 4, n ne CITY Hsll on Friday evening Dec
%. Admhlasce l2i .osuis ,,,r ,gv
Pa The SANE gentleman amaienrs ~ N..'o'
vilf - present. and psTiJrm several iavosne an
Marches. &c
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EXTRA NOTR

EXTRA FLOUR.
A FEW BBLS. FAMILY FLOR made Of
NWhiie Wheat, jest received and fr san By
Sept. IA. fe43. IIRwIN
DLAIN GOODS--Mnie seior~d AJrsrsx.
y Neriroes ard Mouslin Gr Iaincs fsr'dresses
and Rain Shawls. (ssme materially Ain. Gss
assorimeai OF friendly prints and oihft ysaia GOODS
nt (ort3} VT sEIBY'S
DASKETS-A lci uav. Hing R<SKE7S,
y y jest red nv ct 81 w r SEIBY
nlMITY RrFTLEs-A beaoiiinI ryle VI
II this ar'ie'e. something new. you rsn End nc
OCT 8 SELBYS
EpLANKETS. BAlzES AND FLAHNELS
y - lf You call nj The Conner Main aud Madison
Streets. lRsar the she Of tho contemplated pew.
Briaee.l yca will huy sumo fine Blankets Banes
and Flnnne'~. - hey are good and cteap. ec, ,
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DOCKS MIssrNG-The sarswing bsok.

- are missing from our Library. viz:
9Th and 7lh venmes of Trioh's Reports;
5'h Rnndolpl.s d.;
Miiford's equity peadnrs
These hooks are each marked the hark with
The name ID lamb We Will give dollar per
vclume IN any nne wha will reinrn The shave or
give such ir e,rnaiinn irai 10 their
very. (nov 2s) LAMB & RUSSELL.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPfTAL $500 600.

CAFfTAb cOOU-OOo.
THIS company.Aeing new duly organized, 10
prepared TO Ike Insurance on every des-
c'ipton ofFire and Marine Risks, sue oh dwell
ling Houses, Store III ouses. &c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats aud Keel
Boats with their cargoes, 10 Rad from any : ori
on ths Ohio and Mississippi rivers. their trIb-
ntary streams. Application fsr Insurance 10 be
made for the present at the ONCE Of the Wheel
iEg Savings Ins titution
aug r MCCOY Sec'-y
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! " MITCHETr.. ID s for
ler 81 Awoops s q c, and CommIssionsr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COM " lcSRADN Ems EAtstss
TN CHANCERY-In the Circuif superior
\ Cont af Law and Chancerv for Ohio county
The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
Arstin Peay and 9th. rs.
BY virtue of decree made by said courf in the
above cause viii exp0se 10 sale On Monday
the 5'h dsy Of February 1874, the front door
Of the conff house OF Ohio eonntv at public auc-
ton. the highest bidder. the following Ions and
nsrts ~ lots living and being in the CITY of Whee-
ling. viz; rart IF lot No ? in square No 8. being
20 feet Of ground. PARTS of lots No . and IN
ssusre g. ut No I. in square % in Bell Air addi-
tion. South halt lot No 3 IN 2Is sagsre. rari hi
No in said sou1re. lots No IS ana 40 in Sonih
Wheeling Fast half lot Nos in 22d square in BELL
air addition. .ot Ne in same squore. pat Of lot
No s iR same square. lots no 50 and E6 in Gra-
hams addition. and lot No II in East Wheeling,
or a suficencv hereof 10 satisfy the plsiutih's
demand. with interest and costs. rhe lots nr
narfs Of lots 10 be sold TO be designated by fh6
defendants or their agent. The purchase money
IS to be paid ia three instalments. and the ead
properly will be sold on credit of six twelve
and eighten months, from the day OF sale, the
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest from
date with approved security. and the.Stie retain
ed uutil the whole purchase money Gpsid. as q
further securitv. w MITCHELL. ID S for
dec 81 WocDs, O3C and Commissioner.
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TNHE TRUE MEDICAL DOCTRINE
IL The old fashioned system Of admin STEERING
Preparations OF Calumel. Arsenic er other Minera
Poisons. for the cure Of every disease. is about
exploded.
+ srAlNBURN's vEGET. ,BLE EXTRACT
PILLS.
are one cause OF this desirable event People now
find that the cures intended by NATURE to
restore the Health Of Mankind are only 10 be found
in the
VEGETABLE KIN 3DOM.
These Pills are formed by an improved principle Of
TWENTY SEVEN
OF the most valuable Vegetable Purgaiivcs. with
out any Of their impurities-ihus securing the
radical qualities only. A moments examination
mssf convince every individual that THIS
METHOD Of preparing pills is superior To all other
methods ever invented. They are NATURES
REMEDY
PURE. PERFECT. AND ORIGINAL
and although but lately inirodsced, they have Of
once risen in favor, aud their sale will shortly
supersede all others.
Price % cents per boz. Office 336 Broad way
next door below the Tabernacle
For sale nj TIA bookstore Of W. ROBB.
Also, by + w BaSSETr
dec ~ South Wheeling.
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MILLINERY.

Corner Of Monroe aud Church s'resfs.)
MFRS WADE would re.pe ctfnlIv inform the
w Ladies IF TTheeiin and riciHity that che
bas just received from philadelphia and New
STYLE. Boruets, Cans, Bonnet silks, French
Flowers. plumes. Bonner e. Cap Ribbons, Fancy
Netts Silk and Wash Rlands. aces and I'd
Nh. Seacorn and Straw Bonnets cleaned.
altered and steel pressed in the neaest STYLE and
y shnrt notice. oct 2a-3ur
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IN CHANCFRY-In the oircsit superior sre-
rior court Of law and cftncefJ for Ohio cosnfy
The North Western Bank OF Virginia,
John M'Kee.
Nv virtue Of a,decree made by said Court in
the above canse. J will expose.to snle on MonSffy
the 81 dav ofFrhruarv 1884, at the frcht door
Of the Court house of Ohio county. nj public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, lof aud a7pur-
tenances situate in that paIt Of the CRY Of
numbered on the plat said city, as lot No lI9l
nineteen, eonts,niug ~ feet front on Main 81
purenances Will he sold on a credit Of six twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest from the dsy
II sale the puTebaser giving bend and securitF
for the payment thereof.
I w MITCHELL. d s for
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"A Iest wafer m me OHaIlneI. S'1"O'"g'
PORT or IL WHEELING
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrivals and Departures Of Boats for he last "a
hours, ending yesterday at o'clock. p NJ
ARRIVALS
John Fallow, 81 Louis
North Queen Cine nhaii.
Muskingsm Valley. Piusburgh.
Arcade, do.
Belmont, do.
DEPARTURE
Muskingnm Valley, Zanesville.
aaint Charles. Now OfleaBs
John o Fallow, Pittsburgh
North Queen, do.
Belmont, 90
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w RiTING AND WRAPPING PAPER. @r
w sale ~ II FORSYTH 4 CO.
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TN CHANCERY-In fhe Circuir superior
! Cont af Law and Chancerv for Ohio county
The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
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IN @, FOR THE May pANcE-TBe

e. FOR THE May DANCE-Tbe
U new BALL ROOM GUIDE. ~ Danrine
made casv. sorst rising all the laics and mosi
| fnshisoabie fearc-. from The forfieh Lonsion
edition. reviewed and enlarged by the American
editor. Call At MELLOR'S. all We. Who trip me
arhf fantastic toe, and get copy. it's only THREE
fps. dec %
MAGAZINES Er January. Lady's Book.
lV0 National Magazine. Sr. Subscription
reed md single numbers for sale nj MELLOR'S.
dec %
EVUGENE SIZES woRKs-Myssrie. Of
IL Paris; Matilda (compIe,~) FiaIso. or The
chnin of Crime; John Csvelicr. the fanatic of the
Cevennes just reed at MELLORS.
dec %
ELLOR has received. The AdvcnfuIes Of
w Lasrentine. in Search Of his Father, O
reach Romance by the author of the Chevalicr
fsublas &c. dec %
HIGH LIFE in New York; by jonathan Slick.
j IL For sale at MELLOR'S
dec %
UVHICK BOOTS AND BROGANs-
Received tins dry. at The BIG RED BOOT.
46 pairs Mems Thick Boots. Ia prime articIe.)
100 do Mems Thick Brogsns. do
dec Is SAM'L M'CLALLEN.
Up sALvE-Jusi received. n supply Of ,he
celebrated Conl Lip Salve. for healing
cracked chopped. or rough lips. and for sale by
dec Is JOHN HASwELL, UNION ST.
TICKS WORKS IN vOLS.--The
- uniform and complete esifisa of The works OF
Thomas Dick, L L ID. in 8 VOLS a $; lendid ediiinr
suiiable for Christmas Neuv Years Gift. for
sale by JOHN HASwELL,
dec l6, Union Street.
EyRESH SUPPLY OF BOOKS
L. Ainsworih's O-favo Latin Dictionary;
B'imar's Lesizac'- French Grammar,
Nngent's French Dictionary;
Cnmlvs Spelling Book;
Vri Roma;
Csmsiock's Chemistry;
Esnerson's Arithmetic. Paris I. 2 ard 3;
Groves Greek Lexicon. For sale nv
dee l6 JOHN J HASwELL~ Union d.
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lust RECEfVED. n lot of r-perior No SALT
" how Tor CASH. - No 17s Market sauar~.
Tp l5 p Mr;tNNls
nITTsBURGH COTTON YARN
1000 Lbs Pirsbush cann Yam. on hand
and for sale cheap by the bale single Lun-h az
the store OF LAZEtR a. cox.
nov
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LATEST DATES.
From Baltimore Dec. 81 Liverpool Dec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-14
Price Two Cents.
City Intelligence

PoLICE.-A man named VIM. II Parton ,,ho
has recently been employed as a pedlar Of the ma.
tent lamps OF Backus & Brothers, manufacturers
Of $50 Fulton street, yesterday arrested charged
by John Hendricks, of s5t Bowery, with obtaining
pair of cloth pantaloons from him worth S6 o.
by representing that he member of The firm OF
Backus ~ Brothers. Mr.. Hendricks had heen in
the practice of purchasing lamps from Parton, and
supposed that he WIS one of the firm. The Messrs
Backus state that for the purpose of aiding Barton.
they had allowed him to take lamps and sell them
on commission, but that he had nothing more do
with their establishment. He was FULLY committed.
and Tappan arrested six men yesterday morn ing,
who had the night previous entered the cabin of the
sloop Glide, lying at the foot of Oliver street, and
cleared 1t of all the moveables. The stolen goods
were found in their possession, and they were fully
committed for trial. Their names are James Kill
len, James Sherwood, James Armstrong, William
Brown, John Wilson, and John White They were
caught in bed at VIM. McCormck's
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HEAR ALL " SICK AND AFFLICTED, HOW YE
PHILADELPHIA, Dece mbel

PHILApEIpHrA December
To DR.. d Jayne-Dear SirThe esronshing and
bep.heih effects your valuable EspectoaDt had on nv
neighbour the Rev Mr. Rushing made favorable impress
sion on my mod, III It after consulting with several fends
eiIInrg 9Th sns you Were regular Iactoner Of medicine"
you that II lived to take them shou have good
from -
am alive and well this day Thanks be to mercifu God
and your Exp forward cheeIuiy TO
fulh my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant sufferer from
v OF breathing; the last five of whic ch evers every
sprisg aud fall add. to my misery I worn away 10
mere skeleton; wuh the greatest officially only cou get up
aud down Stars my appetite and
Tar aied me that my friends persuaded could
vive NY weeks unless obtained relief Indeed air INV
ing TO my family, hu felt willing die Whenever il should
please the Master to take home But heard Of yonr me
dcine, and rei Yes proved the Balm OF lead
to sMcied body Before had one bottle rx-
perierccd mitigation OF all symptoms nv great
Joy found the connud nappiest relief Ia
Ihave ne desire to be better. - -
Now consder it duty owe you and through YOU the
public to make believing that il will h. The
means of directing hundred who are afflicted as have been
TO the use artmedy which, under the blessings of God
consider TO have preserved my lite. -'
You liberty, make Of this your adj
yapisge and make nsivey az Won pIease
there be who doubt the truth the fer
the to NJ I'LL be happy 70 them, aud not Only
confirm he above Statements but ~ the m particulars
which would be unnecessa furnish the Tub c
With everlasting gratrude am, dear SIT vour obliged
friend. MARY SiJi Jse"
Coroer Of Rose 81. and q rmaotow VA, rad
Ppa,ed only by Or. Jayne, NJ 20 Seah Third street
bode. cin 10 =,
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newsPaper-Pub-
hed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubshede every Saturday
morningprice St per copy or s. IL per annum-
possges paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of paper in this city,
or the ,ooriI and therefore, the best channel for business
men in the city country. Prices moderate-cash in ad
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Amount TO be raised by tax.


In addition this s237 900 to he raised from the State
mill tax S650o0 for the payment of the interest of the
Croon water debt and about for the school tax
$4,000 for the redemption Of stocks the coec
ton Of besides the delnqu in taxes not collect
ed, which must be made up by additional taxes.
Alderman PuRDy introduced a resolution allowing the
electors OF this city to vote aye nay upon that portion
OF the bill that aboshes the election Of collectors Tor the
several wards provided the bill passed by the Lega
jority is found in its favor.
The resolution lost and ordered to be laid on the
table, by n vote of to6
Alderman UNDERWOOD moved to take up Document No
7e being report OF the select committee relative the
organization Of a work house, &c.
Alderman LEE opposed 1t, as it late il being
nearly 10 o'clock, and moved that when the Board
journs il adjourn to meet Wednesday afternoon at
O'clock expressly to act on this subject.
Alderman PuhDy opposed meeting Wednesday as
he had not the time to spare
Aldermen Woodruff and CAHMAr also opposed il.
Alderman LEN altered his motion to read Thursday
which adopted.
The resolution of Alderman PuRpY relative to paying
the Croton water pipe the corner OF the Bowery and
Walker street. was returned from the Board OF Assistants
with an amendment, which was concurred in
Alderman UNpEKwoop moved that Document No. 7s
Of the old Board relative to the purchase land the
foot o6ls street be taken up and referred to the Finance
Committee. Adopted.
Alderman SMITH offered q resolution inauiring into the
expedency OF aboshing the Superior Court Of this city
Referred to the Committee on Finance
Alderman UNDERWOOD moved that Document No A.
relative te water grants be taken up which adopt
ed
The Of the leases in the ordinance we're then ador
ted as follows g.
For grants land between Hammond and Bank ss $40
Betw cen Bank and Bethune Streets ~
4" Bethune and Troy Streets IS
Troy and Jane streets, IL
Jane and Horato streets, is
Horatio and Gansevoort streets, Is
" Ginsevoort and 12th streets, IL
&" i2th street and centre of block between 18th
and l4h streets 10
Centre OF block between 18th and i4th SITS.
and 10Th street, 10
!" 10th and 24th streets, u
9th and 3Oth streets, wcst Of 18th avenue 10
report received from Dr. Doane relative TO emil
grant passengers which was ordered to be printed
A Accommodation received from the Comptroller,
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AGENTS.

ne following Is list Of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
arc found for sale regularly
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UNSURPASSED BY OPPOSITION.
2V2 RROADWAY

ne cheapest cssh tailoring establishment in the cyOw.
m inst hands and the liberal
EMPORIUM OF Fashion by gentlemen TASTE the
Would inoIm the public that he ia enabled TO sell The
en at much reduced rates from prices
which has won the euceniums Of the fashonab. woSd IT,
woua ueet heif aeLfon IN particular superior
o. and making that most dcu article in
IN MS employ one OF the best and most
Susts tne country will warrant all garmsns m
III suit mad Up at few hours MOI ice. A''' /"
hehoy made clo.hng always for sale cneap for ca,h
40, CITY Cash Tailoring Estar1ishm.nt.
w POP nraadsxauS
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
George Kearney, New York. Joseph Wilson, stone cut
ter BROOKLYN, Kings Co., ~ T.; william Collins, agent
Brooklyn Kings Co., Y
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- 8 fR a -

From Peck Slip Easl River.
The and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
X Dustan will leave every Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded on tn
arrival of the above boats Norwich and VIII proeeed with
change of cara T baggage. 49,"
For further nforn.snon enquire the Office OF
ID. B. ALLEN, 80 Peek slip, up stairs.
All persons forbid trusting of tn
or 0w noSr
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GOUKAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADlCATING


SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
THE universal popularity Of this Justly celebrated Chemical
Preparation for the destruction OF the and toughest
HAIR from the soft down females lip and the
praise sufficient that is to be found in Thu city
only at the old and gina Office ST Walker deo from
Boadway-el bottle Beware of deeteous limitations
GOURAUD'B
EAU E b e A U T E.
unrs allied for extermn ting Tan, Pmples Botcbss, Saew
ness Sores and all eruptons, and ecng healthy
Gssrsuds vegetable Liquid Rous..-s superb article. and
Gourauds Blssc DEspagne, excercut preparation for
mainx pure, life like whenessl the free
from u, niu "a. properties generally entering INTO combine
Poughk..p Jared gray; UTICA Wade druggist Hamilton
Esukner. Norwich; WelIs Iiumphfeys Hartford; Charles
pysI ia Providence; Thomas, Newport GLOVES. hair
ksis; Cosvs:hal South secsud st. New Bedord JORDAN
NewouIype,t Hodge; Portsmouth, Portland. PaIker
Jsnsy-New.h. fnppe; Pseeton Dr. ssabrooi Pa Ph,is.
Ihesnut stree Lancaster Heintesh drusgst Harrisbureh
M9onson penod,es agent; Pittsburgh fu'tle CIncn nati
D. Washington, Seiby Parker, Assanans g. C. B.rrv:
Md, Baltimore g. g. Hance &C. be Apulcatons for sees
must be post paid none ote taken from the poo,.
topabie. Within ysara tins remarkable and useful esp
mca invention ior completely eradcatius hair
has atianed the h hest pitch OF celebrity
excited the cupidity of base VIII, M
tempt snatch from the the recompens. for his
labor Purchasers should therefore their guard and A..
that bottle Of Poudrc Subtitle square and FeiiY
Doctor. fac smile engraved the Outside wrapper DIrec
uons, French and English, accompany each bottle
Remember the only office ~ Y for the above celebrated
Cosmsuc, SGT Walker street, one door from Broadway.
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Nor BAD-A wag Of our acquaintance says, II
looks strange to see Gem. Jones INDUCING indwar
like measures on the Pacific ocean
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- TO THE HEADING PUBLIC.
THE UNDERSIGNED, at the solicitation Of numerou,
Trends, will resume ths sale OF Periodicals, Newspapers
and hxtrss al the cd Periodical and Newspaper Depot No
26I Broadway, Tuesday neat Feb. ltth where
VIII find all the dsy aud light literature Of the day al
the lowest publishn prces.
This payer the HERALD wi be found AZ the above.
III 2hftos-rc J. W. KELLY 4 Co
COffPEk-2o cases qualry English "copper" from ia
~ 70 s2oz for sale in lots 20 suit pu cnaseTs by
T.. X. COLLINS CO,
Aanfh
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w AIChEs AND JEWELKY VERY LOW-As die
subscriber constantly receiving all descript OF Gold
and silvsi Watches, Of the fro the
uen IN England France and Switzerland he enabled TO Of
Ter larger assortment aud much pricss at
ny onsI house ths CITY Also Gold Chains. Keys, and
Sod rencils Gold Watches low 70 dollars each.
watches and Jeweiy exchanged bought All Watches
sned TO Keep good time the money returned Watches
Clock and eweIry repaired best manner and
atmuch less than usual pr,eea
S.C. ALkEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry.
~ lm.e wholesale and Rets,i, 10 w St up stsirs.
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Rome, labouring under the hallueination
that he was deed, Obs,inRtely refused
food, declaring that dead people never
ate. lie was saved from starvation bv
the following stratagem. llalfa duzen
of the attendants, dressed i'm white
>hrouds, and their faces and hands GOV
cred with chalk, were marched i'm sin.
gle file, with dead silence, into n room
adjoining that OF the patient, where he
observed them, through door. purpose.
y left open, sit down 10 hearty meal
Ill; llo!' said he that was deceased, re.
sently, TO al attendant, "who be they ?''
dead men," was the reply. "What.' =
reiuined The corpse. "do dead men eat?''
ITO be sure they do, as you sce,' an.
swered the attendant. "lf that's the
case, excla'Ted the deiunct, ILL Join
them, lol I'm famishcd," and thus in.
s;anrly was broken the spell.