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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16
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Thousands OF Parents who vermifuge composed OF
Castor OIL Caomel &C., not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tue
foundations for series of diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, etc. s--55rs
In another column will be found advertisement
lobensnck's Medicines, to which attention OF
all directly interestedi in their well as their chill
drens health. In Lvercomplaints all disorders ar
sing from those Of bilious type, should make the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
1S"Be not deceived" but ask for Hobensaclrs Worm
and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, ]. N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine 81 6 sI5s5 3 -
1ote pors third District in Virsinia for Elect
ing conr'atssfoner Of he Beard Of Public Works.
esnteusn-sinee declining again to run for Congress-
have unexpectedly, received solicitations various
paris third District become candidate for Tile
Board OF Public Works II you think can beof seryce
to this new position, you at liberty to command
whatever ability promote, in thateon
neeton, the best interests Of my native State.
Hlo'a 30 b ss1S5 Most Respectfully, s;ssg
100 J. NJ. n. BRALR. !
House Of RsPreasntatires. FEB. II. 1853.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16

LII persons holding Policies in the above COMPANY
can have them renewed as they expire wit hou any
rance Company OF Richmond' - for which Messrs DOR
SEY & ARTHUR agents. No. 90 Main st. ma 49, Nv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16

NOTICE.
'HE Agency of the State Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pay Of Harrisburg Pa, On. L. Dorsey Esq agent
having been Withdrawn rom The city Wheeling in con
sequence OF The tax imposed by the State Virginia. all
per sons having business with the Company will please
dress a. a. CARRIER, Actuary,
cor. 4th and Snlithfield sts., Pittsburgh Pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16

Tobacco and Cigars! ii,
WTM LAUCHLIN, No 15e Main street, nas amVus
IVY large assortment the following articles
1900 Consuello cigars;
1910 La EIoisa
1000 Prinsado
.. 1000 II Salvado
d 1000 FL Dorado g
e. 2O00 La Protection cigarsj
1000 PrunClea
1000 Flores Habbana
Boxes twin brothers tobacco;
100 Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16
The Railroad Accident at Norwalk---ver
dict of the jury,

The Court reserved its decision until day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16
Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TRIMMING. -a.-.r
USF opened large assortment of Saddlcr's Hardware
buggy Bows Hubbs Spnkcs, Fellows, Carriage and ri rc
Bolts, Maleable Irons Patent Enamelled Leather,
and everything used by the trade, which Vite tho
tent1on OF the public. JOHN KNOTE,
mails Old Stand, 1853 Main
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,,,,,,. Great through Line for the East.
ne baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
a. i1aiumore, and connecting with the Washinefon
n. Ra Road at the Junction Caely called the Relay
b; ies rom baltimore, and with the PhiIadei
ilHnSton anu baltimore Rail to PhiladeInhia
the geIs tunnels upon the line completed and
m9St plcuresqu: and romantic routes in the World ~
ne nav anu splendid steame the Union Line from
anu cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
w, anu through tickets from these places Baltimore
or on the boats. - - ~ 70 &"0 "seaes'
Ihs express mail Wheeling daily at quarter
past a. NJ, and arrives Cumberland C20i miies1 nj =
NJ and allowing two hours there, arrives in Baltimore
Soo es2 at a. the next morning. making the pas.
sage through IN about 20 hours including stoppaees
without charge. 49, ~ i'
Wasmhston al the JIncuon. and for Philadelphia at Bal
more without extra charge. Travellers allowed am
pie time and opportunity all points TO obtain their
pr rieg tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore. (,vth
privilege otlyIng over anywhere route,) as 6O-to
Washington, $960-to Philadelphia, SOTO be had on
% me steamers OF the Union Line on:the Ohio ard or
vile. ma7 WIN pa RKEP 800 " t H,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-16

I5 HATS.
Nj ETRoPoLlTAN hats, silk hats, beaver hats, brown
otter hats, light colored hats. white Russia hats.
Magyar hats, kossuth hats, Baltmo hats. all
kinds that are worn at the present day.
ma13 S, d. HARPER & SON.
ECElVED this day and for SALE misses brocade fancy
~ hats mal3 s. D. HARPER q SON.
lHlLDREN'S und boys straw hats AlsO-bOy's tan
~ cy fur hats. drab and black
mai3 S. D. HARPER & SON.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE.
THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati and Louisville Telegraph Company uf
Inc election OF officers the ensuing will
the Office OF the company in tho city OF Wheeling, Va
Monday, the sixth day OF June next at 10 O'Clock, Nj
mal2-td - JOSHUA HANNA. Sec'y.
EDUCATION. =-
A YOUNG lady, competent to teach French or Music
"a besides the ordinary branches English
desires situation GOverness in a respectable family
Or she would give priv ate French or on the
Plano, at her own residence. that her pupils
Any application made TO the editor of the Intelligent
cer' or through the Post Office w. G., H. will
receive immediate attention. mal2-1w
ONLY HALF-PRlCE
HoDES, McNAIR d CO., have Just received, in ad.
LIZ dltion to their other Stock pieces fine French
Lawns, which they selling at lower prices than was
ever known In the city. No. IS Main st, mali
DEATH 10 ats AND MICEW
UST received, a fresh supply OF Kcating's Rat and
- Mouse DETERMINATION. This is the best Rat Expeler
now in use. Call at VOWELL'S Drug store,
mall CGaZ copy) 24 Union at
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IL kbOVAL.-FRANCIs PAREs Il co. FAVE RENov-
81 hsir naper hanginss warehouse from No $40 Pearl
seot 70 ~ street tnoxt door but Stew
we marble phe, corner Broadway where will be found
~ 80. assortment Of s the lstest designs Of
80 rtobeH treNth SID An riCth hsnginRc which
nsH tfe NJ WAotAt 40 ,ttan ~ The most YaverAbJs
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Dssss EsxssI Y.zsIs-
n z: r. ~ |. 20. s,::' . .'AAs'A
Hsis 1aiieu' 'sass' y g: Iss: q K.s s,.,..
: robe: :: : ri. !, GsSs
Uss. Jervis' Cold Candy-gams-tsstsd and
s.nsaded b. The hz,s men of the country for coughs
S
s.is" CS..ssas Fsil.sslphis and druggist: GENE.
Holiday Prsssnss.-DlamOnds, Diamonds.
H..
= % P ss:: .sS so white i water 's.s'
s: :::;: 81 !. IS &: s'
Importer Of Rs isf H. Il VI. :.: :;..
L.s,:; Writing Glasses, At k:d.c:a rac s:
= lis sSss e. a. Il. reduced price Of IS for ten les
e: 81 81 fS aa sss
saa 4P. L. Separate psrlors for private Instruction
chez. fully testify to the efficacy or Watts'
Nervous Anidoe having experienced its wonderful bene
~ in relieving me Of severe nervous maady Of long
GoRToN street.. 81 per bottle 50 per dozen.
Depot, O2 Nassau street,
Falss and Wicked Reports having deferred
1919 sas from using e mos.
have their own ;yrag: without being
"a. can Be by Sea viii retain hs fluid Il Tor
Matrimony Made Easy; or. How to Win a
lsysrProfessor Roundout New Yor. formerly of sweden
and An IN NJ knnj1
plain dIsson enable adde's senssmsn the DO
1s 81 a @
I M
ss A ssI ,Fs
from the Post office unless postage is paid.
and rain Ladies wish white satin and kid slippers
white satin and linen gaers Tor balls and Iares II you
1e cold weather a rubber boots ana shoes 70
Cala through snow and raia pa'roni'e B. MILLER Isl
Cnc Great Truth bssias 20 be understood,
"; the s1 SI: asns. ever oS
sssi' :. n 9.
3. s:.hinss freely sssSissS ePs;s.sa he
Chapped and Tender Skin should be washed
@ At hs price is cake e
80 sl al marks nc yoa have bad
Rs.sssssiys. irwin dark :o!s sSs: stop
snuE make N S1oy s1d srs;s il aasy DspGs 4os
Eeush third street, Phiiadelphia.
Egyptian Antiquitiss.-rhs Opening Of DIR.
AbboTs Museum 10 Postponed until further notice 70
q BY the great number articles 70 be ex
Procrsstination 10 not only the Thief or
TINE sns Of Prof: and Rsratatsn nWhsFo think ysu
a..ss where his vhss re- his il he had RET
q BY his Mstcbless fits?
Gou.aud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without
~ n or the Sss s
chaps rough ness &e Poaere Subtle uproots hair from
s ss.' and Hair
sale Of Lila celebrated changing hair to
- original e0lor and cgr osldnsss beware Of counter
On seal bottles ana wrapper Be sure and ask tor Loves
The Brilliant Success OF Cristatl0ro's Hair
S n eass as% is T. e
pcston ia surely followed BY vigorous and
sssuiesured and ~ okIsTSDoRo Sx.sar House,
Ths Black or Brown Impaired to the Hair
from stow 81
=: sss aouss s's
~ had Of the principal druggists in the city.
Hair Dye -BatcheIor's Celebrated Liquid
IA. nys i the hest dis for Uoong the hal.
s.rssinsy With wSioh esaSsi
dye performs astonishing 1t is for SALE applied ~
BACHELORS wig factory, Ne. Wall street..
wigs ana Toupees.-Batchslor's New style
Of Wigs are h most perfect imitation Of nature
Those wanting superior article
sA At BACHELORS celebrated wig factory. No. Wall
street, where be found the large best assortsnt
b The city Copy the address
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

ID A. CHILTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ executors sale Of valuable real estate and lease
b sold At auction By order the executors
auction - ~ O'clock At the NerohAnts ExchAng New
York. on Monday the 10th Of January 1853 the following
llssh rreetfwo vacant lots of ground each rs bylo
feet nches in depth the south side of 1Sth street
feet east Of the Fourth avenue
Avenue A-No SA-Oh the east side, next TO The south
east corner OF Avenue and Thirteenth street, the ots
four story brick house. the front Of the lot Is
inches b y feet and four story brick house on the rear
deep.
Twenty ninth street -eouth side 1856 feet
snohes east Of the Third the front of lot
brick houses the each 26 by feet There s an
from the front Of ths lot Of inches which
communicates with the houses This perry lease
hc sa, with the priv,lsse, s Of purchase
and story and brick
house feet s inches by 46 feet house, "a feet 81
INCHES By % eet lot feet inches by 100 feet Deep
second avenue.No. T2..Four story brick house, with
bakery on front Of the lot feet inches by 46 feet and
two story and basement brick rear q
6 inches by 6 feet lot feet inches 100 feet Deep
Wi1ett street.-the G-Four story brick house the
fron OF the % AZ feet and four story brick house
on ths rear 20 by % feas lot 25 by 100 feet deep
Willett ttreet-No 66Three storv brick house the
front ofthe lot % 81 feet and story brick house
on th by rs feet lot Is by 100 feet with alley
way Of three feet.
Second strees-Tour two ssory and attic br,k front
houses on Second street. tho of
Al each lot 70 by 81 Deep This property 10 leasehod
Avenue AOne two story and attic brick front house,
Streets lot q feet inches by 81 feet Deep This property
is leasehold.
For maps and full particulars terms. SO. apply to
the auotioneer No Wall street
i SSs H;fhSsSS sHnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

DEREMPToRY SALE OF PROPERTY ON BEEKMAN
i and Pearl streets-JhMEs NJ, MILLER will SELL on the
18th of January 1853 at the Merchants Exchange all
valuable piece OF property on Beekman street. Nos
and ~ aiming siay nine feet 'front.' by hundred
feet in depth lo the two stores Pearl street. Nos
29o1s and g hetw eu Peek o and Beokman street, See
maps and other PARTICULARS 1t the Auctioneers No. 81
Maiden lare " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

I ARGE SALE OF FURS.-J. L. vANDEwATER WILL
- sell on Friday January A. lo o'clock at the sales
furs comprising variety of articles and we'll worthy
e attention Of those In want being the last sale Of the
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EMBELLISHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT,
xssEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. Ca
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nk&CAAA WOVACH&s
OMNIBUS OUTRAGE.-ANY PERSON WITNESSING
~ the outrage perpetrated by omnibus driver
ming over gentleman near the Of Liberty
breadwsy on Saturday e,enng December lth will for
ward the ends Of justice by leaving their names 81 this
eee dressed to w. T. L. ANY trouble incurred By 80
doing will be recon pensod.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOClETY.-COURSE OF
N lectures lS52i3For the benefit Of the Fire Proof
Building Fund: The fou th lecture will be delivered At
Metr Poltan ALL Thursda evening" January By the
Hon John a. DIX on The City OF New York it's growth
aestiniet and duties' The doors will DO at seven
o'clock the leerure to be delivered at O'Clock Tickets
v he eoor i've dollars admitting and lady
70 the zen lectures and the holder Choae
To single lecture, ky cents Course kets may be pro-
cured st he bookstores of Horace Ii. Moore
Exchange Appleton Il Co.. 200 Broadway q. 8. Francis l.
Co. 2t2 Hroadwsy Eyans Britain, 6s Broad way, the
Library rooms in the University and single At the
door, on abe evening OF each leo .ure.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
L.
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OFFICE OF THE cHIEr or POLICE. JAN g. 1855
~ The following property at the First district
lice court and supported to be stolen Ono pine
tanning weiShts enc red leather unk contents
supposed TO have been stolen from the Erie Railroad
GEORGE ". AaTSELL, Chief Of Police.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF OF POLICE, NEW YORK.
~ Jan, 5th, i 80. The following described property
found in Geld street and for wlieh Is wanted is
nov at this Office An Opera Glass
GEO. W. MAfSsLL, Chief Of Police.
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AsTRe,IDaY.

F'okEFvvN1 TsLLlEG;1xRs. ALVIN, RESoYNnr
" sarope Tor her pkill III foreeiliDE ais funf0 win
gsen intCisEenos about ali circumstances OF , h All
80 10 nay staroas her, Mre. Alvin speaks he kneliFf
asenon, snd aerman lsngusgos-5lI Bro0ne re0h ,,af
spyu' "rees, up stairs Once houro from 10 h. to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

u c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANO.
IL. foites ac-To morrow. Friday st lOk O'clock, st
auction as above very large and assortmsnt
Of rich rosewood and mahogany parlor dining
chamber furniture of the best quality and all
will be sold without reserve for cash, to pay advances
consisting of rosewood parlor furniture in French
tee rosewood an walnut bookcases very handsome
mantsl clocks richly decorated French china WAGES out
glass and silver plated rich china gilt framed
mirrors oil paintings large dining table
walnut and mahogany a. carved mshossry sese
ang bureaus and washstands cooking other stoves
kitchen furniture 80 Goods purcha 20 out of the
city be packed for shipping Ca
taloeues n the m rnif of Ale. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

wigs and TOupees.-BatchslOr's New style
the perfect imitation nature
invented Those wanting superior article should
san at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory. No. Wall
where be found the and best
b tAe city. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

False and Wicked Reports having deferred
Aes and others from using the most valuable
made for our1 and giving health md strength
have their without being
from their sight, powerful as the
Nervous Antaote for but only gu sugar.
transportation then stronger by time like the
ysus Antidote. TALBOT WATTS. Magnetic Nervst, 424
00ooRwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

7 HICKMAN, AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY, JANUARY
At 10 osi9ca A. w. A. the sales room i9l Washing
stock OF dealer, comprising handsome assortment Of
rich solar fluid and other lamps. china and fancy
goods &c. Also suit of splendid paror furni
.ure pieces rishl, carved crimson ard brooa
teue which has been in but short
good order the day it bought Of
manufacturers At cost OF $3.50 together with general
sortment Of furniture stoves So Catalogues At sales
Thursday. = " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

ss3Js NS-luA ~ &nAOHs
f1HE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BALL. IN AID Oh
the New York Fire Depas meut Fund viii take place
st the Astor Place Opera Monday JAnu
ary "a, 1853. Tickets TO be had Of the committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

"ANTFD SITUATIONS For A LARGE NUNBER
w u excellent servants who nm ierstand their bu al
rets snd ~ be highly recommended by the most
a5c iamileR tc udiDg American Eng ish Scotch Irish
German ard colored coohs lauadressos ehamber and
whiting maids Burrei ceaohmen ard Walters please an
ply at hanainss OH 10, 10 Hilary street. BrookIys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

Hair Dye -BatcheIOr's Celebrated Liquid
the best yet dis severed for oolong the hair
whiskers the moment appli d. The wonder and
certainty with which this fsyori and old established hair
dye performs is astonishing 1t is for SALE applied ~
1ATCHELOR'S wig factory, Ne. Wall street,
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Matrimony Made Easy: or. Ho - In win n

MatrimOny Made Easy; or, Ho " to Win a
lsverProfessor Roundout New Yor formerly of Sweden
will send any address, resept Of dollar post paid
plain enable ladies gentlemen the
voted affections Of many Of the opposite sex their
Mat ali be married irrespective Of age appearance
petition and last though not least il with
gueh and LEGACY that detec zion n Address
Professor ROUNDO1T New York city. No letters taken
from the Post office unless postage is paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

GOOD HOME FOR WID0W-ALADY. R1oIDIN0
the uppsr part Of this city, we1lA nAe g engage
take the entire charge o. three email saArsn The best
ofrefersuse will required. Address, real NAME with
boz poatnN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

TVT W, = NE " oTENy fHUM FHILADELPHIf. Urn.
ses nor services TO the ladies and sentomen 81 Ls
Fly IN astroiogy, Love, and Law mattera
No. ey eoofsa and science oonsta atty relied on by
LII sna WIN tell the name Of the lady sentieman
t VIZ marry Also the phneTof Tho vistere Reridarne
ssUsmeR one dollar, '' A''s ''a's'
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Balls and Partics.-COld Weather, Snow
and rain Ladie you wish white satin and kid slippers
white satin and nen aiters for balls and PARTIES
w1sh quilted boots and buhins Alpine button boots CATERS
for COLD weather In Tia rubber boots and shees to
yah through snow and rao. patronise j. MILLER, Isl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

A UCTI0N NOTICE-H. N. BUSH, AUC11ONEIR, 10
"A NORTH william street, atloN oslesh sale Of lsw and
hand furniture oil cloths sofa and couch
bsdtsads bureaus bedstesd &o ALSO, superior x and
half piano fore, At l o'clock precisely also, wine
And brandy In bottles, ssgars, no.
A UCTIoN NoTIoE.LARGE SALE, ON FRIDAY. AT
On Saturday. ~ 10Y o'clock win be sold q COX Murray
street. The furniture stook bar room and other
ments liquors together with the lease Of the Tendshp
House ssd and other furniture, All in good order
Forreetsl. THOS BELL Au stioneer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE, THIS DAY, BY
"A W. n Lewis Mortenore, Of Oliver street aad
Chatham square. large suaatity Of ladies' clothing,
gowns shAws vizettes BLANKETS quilts boots shoes
Bale - comm q half past 70 oeosk BY order Of
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, 81 Centre street.
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vvSHB MAGNETIC TELIGRAPH-N1W Y0RK o.
Aueo, corner sf Hanovsr and Beaver geeeo 81 Ne.
50s Bfes1wsy second building below FULTON slrssNhs
Magnetic Telegraph COMPANY Abe purpose q The fsrslsz
Of the public keep With the rspdy
insr...ns Business and enable tAss .ss.s y
that offered have ~ heavy expenditure for een-
etruson and repairs completed aAd N aetye opera
ton two separate dsnos lines Of poles and
Cirss snssndns from New Yort 70 the city Of asnssen
One BY the railroad with hvs wire from New YORK 10
PhiladelPha and four wires from Phia1elphis 70 Bait
more and Washington the other line along ths esrnphs
roads, there two wires distance the COM
pAny have stations At Wilmington Trenton, New Bruns-
wick Princeton. Newark jersey City. Havre Dc Oraos,
Port Depost and New Hope With seven wires above
and regulations TO insure prompt delivery this npany
affords persons droed 70 ay.n thsmseve Of me
personal business frcnds in distant cities
for prompttude unoquAea by other line In this
country TelegrAphing, but reoenty experiment.
become systemstic and reliable medium Of business AAd
the Of thousands upon thousands Of dollars dali
transacted through its agency.
PRIcrs-F0r the transaction OF words lees Tex
elusive Of date addres signature for which charge
is made the prices from sew York to Newark tween
~ cents to Philadelphia twen cents and 10 Bat
l0P.N. VIM. II. SWAIN, President
WM. p. WEsTrRvELr, Superintendent.
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TENAxTS' REGISTER,

A PAYMENTS TO LET.-VIz, PARLOR AND BED
room on the first aoor newly and elegantly furnish
cot also suits Of tho second and third hoor w
baths attached Private table furnished desired Re
fercnoes exchanged Apply No IS Besoksr sreeA wes
Of Broadway.
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Thc Great Truth bsgias 70 be understood,
At the most perfect labor saving instrument ee-cd
- the public Singers Patent Sewing Machine With
- these achinas sewing woman 10 at In point Of
prodotvenes labor far ahead Of the kilful
shAse who has devoted years to the learning of trade
The machines freely exhibited in operation t the office
se M. SINGER u co, 25S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

THE BLASTS OF HEAVEN, THE EARTH, THR SKY.
Make human h air coarse rough and dry.
Make human skin sorc chap aud ter der,
" orse in this month than last Deem beB.
Yet all be remeded for 2s readsr fore chasing this
Of the huneugs tfy than JoNESS aoAp.
fails curing chaps cruptions Of the skn,
bad skin. while his coral hair restorative
fin thing made for the hair forces IL
falling dresses il finely, Sc Depo,s 403 Broadway,
Fulton street Brooklyn ~ South Third street.
and w H. Taylor Baltimore. Try these delahtfal arti-
cles reader.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

ABBOTPs Museum 10 postponed until further notice. TO
enable Dr. A. TO complete the catalogue rendered ABSOLUTE
hibited,
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[Shahs psAfe InprovsA.
MA sleigh robes buffalo oversoats, 10. large and
eAap sssortnsns sale BY KNOX the halter, No. l0
Fulton street.
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WoLYke sCHI1DAh GIN, In JUaa-l0eD JUap
w Of Wofe's celebrated sehiedam GIN, nanufAoSuyel
~ himself q sehed.n. In Holland With his On the
cork and label ror sala tho NQus
nsIohsnN AND Grcoe-s thI oy s~d ths United State
Sa nplss An he 50 the o,tae
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-01

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