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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Illustrated Paintings.

fINll subscribers TO MaSO's and Tails Cos iustTa-
ted publications, requested TO call tie LieTa-
~ Depot, the propose Of making arrangements
pctc their works. which have heretofore been frnis
compl-te owing the OF good faith pant
Woodward Roland Of Pit sbur the oTEinaI
rTs JAS. u. AlCMECHEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

~ ,,rrE this mornins will be found pariicu-
,..-..,..,. containing as It does, the Inaugural
# President Pierce, and full telegraphie
-. n the proceeding al Washington, besides
-, news and reading OF iE'erest. few copies
-, the counting room Of our office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

vr..ss. KELLs Axp CALDWELL sent us, yester.
5,v morning. a box OF DR.. Locock's celebrated
p,rg9a.r Waiers. We assure OurTeaders that ~
,,,,ssl, La. been heard in our office since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

y.
THE Fail this School will commence On MON
DAY tic i3h OF SEPTEMBER, and win continue 1--WE cal
cLdlr months.
NurupiI viii received less time than one session.
unless by special agcement,-and when entered ns
deduction viii be made for absence during the session. cN
Get in olpTotaced sickness-nOr will any pupil b,
permitted 30 withdraw. This rueis positive
TERMS:
bay pupils,-PrimaTy English Department. Si0O1
Classical aud Mathematical. ............ 1900
liolTd and Tuition peT session OF five months IL
Orc ainvariably in advance. the remainder the mid
lie OF the session.
discount 15per made on the hills Of al
Ministers OF the GOspel.
u For further Information Catalogue published
Board OF Trustees.
by order the BOARD,
SAM'L ID. TOMPKINS, Reci,r
Wheeling, Sep. IS 'J2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!
rTEe-SYr, EsSSS33S--t SSS$=c E%G-
$500 - Js7ats$S
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Wheeling daily
~ al qul:ter before O'Clock y. NJ. and TUEs di y
though To- l;lHIOTc Express tTsiu-iheIc
meet with tr carly trains for Washington aud Ph1deI-
pIiI he nest . Orniug.
FARE through To Baltimore $50 By order.
eb2 J. d. FORD. Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

WN. DDIf, IDI Mum NIrcff, WHrfTin.,
opening first lot b1 FalI and Winter ;i, -
OF !Oois and Shoes, which embraces every styL id
quality in the shoe trade, for ladies', misses ard cldiCs
wear, Gents boys aud youths boots aud shoes To des.
nate the variety would be lengthy advertise
g:Irnt.
~ This stock s exclusively New
nkei the latest style and best and workmanship
bot" cities; IL is warranted and gun auied hoih by
'I aud the unde rsirned Particular attention called
tie article Of ladies travelling boots. wv. BOLE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

EALED Prop will he received by undersigned
uniil9 O'Clock A. Mon MONDAY the 2st inst, from
Physicians for attending for from and AFTER the
DAY OF AT next such sick poor may be under
The charge O the OverseeTs OF the Poor in Districts
e. saud = and for tcndns the paupcIs the house
or PTorosa may be made for any o. Of said
districts separately alt collectively, and for atirnd
the pauicrs the poor separately Tie PhysciaI
tn either case TO furnish all medicines
=. :. TODD, PEST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
COMMlSSIt NER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Joseph Pearson aud SoEs In Chancerr i'm 70

Joseph Fearson and SoEs In ChanceTy in the
JGirCuit 'ourt oFT
John J. iiO=e aud O:Is-ts. COUNTY.
IlN virtue Of decree rendered in the flTe=on- ratS ,
In stE day OF January. 1888 uuteTsgnCd she r
OF Ohio county, and such acting Is Commissioner M
best bidder at the front door CoTt House a. Ob
county, ON Monday the 9Th day of March 1873 tue aid ne
ittd Part OF Lot Nos Scveuy F. fronting on Mar
kct street in the city OF WIZ cling There IS cnIfnTab
anu convenient brick Dwelling House premises
LsTHs Of Sois-lcn cent Of the VufClaSe Ei6tcr wifi
nc IeqiIer IN cash. and there will lie the IeS
iue OF slN twelve and eighteen equa install
mens. Tie purchaser purchasers giving bonds tho
deferred staents with Gou security. bearing niereEI
tom the day OF sale, ard title retained until tic
wno!e purchase money is paid.
wM. $. wICRHAM.
SiLz.:ta sheTin and COmniis EiOneT.
VlRGlNlA:-At Rules led the c'eTk's Office Of the
1853 - 49, J.,
Mcclellan. Kunx
and Co.
James r GaTTettsoE,
William NcCleiland.
The object Of this suit is adrbt OF 43g - cents
returned served. ~
Aavit having been made that the defendants are NOT
lLh4bNanls OF the commonwealth ViTeina-on Btion
- tie cOnaiuants by their Attorneys ordered that
Tic said defendants appear here witn alter
publication OF this order and do what may necessary
1" protect their interests in this that copy or
said order be forthwith inserted IN -onpe ueyyspspcr pu
ana posted at the front door house OF Ohio
county on the frs. day OF the county court.
\ coPy-TcSte: ALONZO LORINC; C,1,L
Russell and FitZhu.lI D Tfrb9
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Just Received,

HARPER'S Magazine, for March, The Two Me:ehaI Is
IL OF Solvent anu lnsolvent, by T. Arthur; y. Y
Herald and TThunei Baltimore Daily Sun; Philadelphia
Ledger, received daily at the New DEPOT Main street
opposite North Western Bank. J. l.. BUSH.
mari
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!
THE subscriber a-rn: t:Il ivvHIl TTayman, for
Wheeling. and the west. Tar the sale OF their
Superior ChesuPcnkc OyzterE.
Tut up Annapolis Md, respectfully bcgs in
form the public That he will keep hand constant supply
Of the above fresh from the bed, and warranted No.
The genuine labelled Caldwell q waymsn
Orders from the south and west respectfully s0lici-
ted d. s. COOK,
store Market Alley. side OF Market square
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
OUR Palm Leaf ShayyIs all sold year. We
JhHve another style here and
scp23 III: JOHNSTON, Jr-, 162 Mains
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

40 HOusekeePers! - =.
A MOTHER LOT OF fancy painted Tin Toilet Ware ard
~ Shanns Dishes has Just been received, ard is
offered as being the best and economical article in
Please call and examine the the Queensyyare
and House and Steamboat Furnishing Store No. IS Mon
roe ST., near the Post once.
feb-2wd HoBBS. BARNES & co.
UsT received large lot OF No. ealened plaster &C.
~ nleni, also hydrauii eemen', for sale low a
ieo$2 NJ. J. ROHAN'S
Marble Works, &C, Market street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

VIZ rzEr visited yesterday with snow storm
,-b.b would Do NJ discreiit to Novia Scotia, and
:, ..g the ruth we rather liked il. I'VE love 10
sc the falling snow, and while we live the things
TN. 9!.as- rs shall inspire our song"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
CINCINNATI PhCKTT

THE spendid Steamer ByCKEYE STATE, Bclt7h,
yer. master. will leave Wheeling for Cincinnati every Sc
day at O'Clock, T.. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
To Country merchnnts-
:" uOleSale Boots on5 Cb

AI'gLA -COOIS ana SnO6S.
vi H. rELESS y KNOX. have commenced rs,riving
ard Palm NJ S and summer assortment Of Boots shoe
thiI m.k-t " DC the largest and best ever offered in
S1lniry merchants On their y,ov t,, .;., -
upon er SHenied 10 call; assurance being fst that
Parehsss - Ihsy VIII find it their adyantsrs tn
Tb.rIsS5 ie, instead OF the Eastern m, rtsts "
tr Sai ne PATRONAGE heretofore extended IN than
tsb sgAe'' Continuance OF The SAM " thep'
M'CLALLENS &, ESOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

DC. climate IS one OF constant changes. and We
are sr,ier,t to coughs coils, bronchitis, throat
v-,s lungs. &c. Reader. if you would avoi,
Tie. distressing Affections use LococEs Pulmon
i, u afsrs. SEE Advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
chill board Over GERS Of he Poor
nL..I..a.. !.

DRoPOSAIS viii be received by the undersigned until
JOclOck y NJ, MOudFy The 2ist inst, keeping
tie in the house year April
1873 The proposals TO state the price per board
s washing and lodging elc. person, and ala what
maj rent each Is willing to pay for the POOR house aHd
cTnuHlS. \. =. TODD Pest
irhll Board OveTSeeTs nf the Poor.
- UIiIS A,cob1I- IA, s,o-c aud Cor s,I. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

iA;-At Rules held la tie clerks oilcc Of tie
ISIS Court Of Ohio county. In the month o. February
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

one cannot 90 amiss for something 10 instruct
and anas.. # he wall only call at M'Mechen's
Dsp1,. under the McLure House, where packages
Of tbias5 asx a-l old arc almost daily received.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Wheeling and Pittsbnrgh.
For Parkersburgh.

7 u dINOI 8 D UT 3 1T.
tr-ltzssh I'LL FRS; running steamer Allegheny
1EI..-A Clipper w. $. George Master win leave
SSII14flfssS Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday aud
Cs1-SS=-zS7Friday. at 10 O'Clock /. NJ Returning
Will leave PaTkersbursh every Tuesday, Thus,a yand
For freight or passage apply on board to
S. &. BAKER g. Co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
CINCINNATI PnCR

THE splendid steamer KEYSTONE STATE Stone
MASTER will leave Wheeling for Cincinnati every Monde
at = O'Clock, =. 81.
For freight or passage apply to
tehI a. NJ HAMILTON N-t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

HIK6lNlA:-dt Rules held Ia once OF the
IiSuii Court OF OHIO county, ia the month February
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
New Boots and Shoes.

IL HBIS. Alcohol, in stO!e and for sale by
IL Ccb p KILLS * CALDw ELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

THE undersigned have this day formed cn.partner-
ship under the nlmc and style Ol c. baker & Co, au
w continue the steamboat agency and Boat Store
ness al the Old stand, No. ~ Water street
sc. BAKER,
jau3I JOHN LIST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Cincinnati Packet.
Cincinnati Packet

6c-Es-s,h TIKI line steamer VI ESSENG Err, John
ilE-t.-SA Klineelier. Master. vnleaye Wheeling
SfssIYftTf89 every Saturday. ar O'Clock l.. NJ. For
5=zz-Sz5=-[ifIcight or passaEr, apply To
feb26 J. ". lis MILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Cod Liver Oil.


F1annelS.
1000 YARDS Kinsey's Red and Yellow MeTirO WOOL
lZOO Flannels, warranted not 10 shrink.
IL Welch FanEcs, extra heavy SuIeTiinc light
ish Wech Fannels Salisbury and other descriptions
White, Red, Yellow and Brown Fannels.
! 4, 5i and Gi Plaid FIauncis, for Children; also
Oct2j o W HEISKEII cos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05

Blankets.
10 A PREMIUM Blankets TedUoed Prioes. and al
lAt other sizes equally cheap. Cradle and Crib Bau
kes with few extra fine Blankets over Coats Just
ieyed at COetoj) w HEISkELL d COS
. BBLS. No LARD OILS
y 8 10 No.2 do do
Just received ny T. u. LOGAN s. 20.
The No Lard Oil is superior article and well adapted
o either maehnery or hn ming. an26
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-05
Dissolution

THE partnership between the subscribers under the
finn Or $ c. Baker Co Is this day dissolved by
consent; Tie business OF the firm will be tiled
by Ia y. Woods at their office on Water street
Sc. RAKER.
la. 81. 1853 l.. p. WOODS.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
AnrAD or rrE RAaoR-Srnop MAI.


Thousands of persons have attempted
to interfere with and annoy the eelehra-
ted Razor Suopman, Henry Smith, willie
holding forth with his stentorian lungs TO
an adlniring crowd on the incompatible
merits OF his wonderful s,rors; bui we
never heard Of but one man who in the
attempt came off ''tirst best"
TIE incident happened as follows -
Smith had sold out his basket Of strops to
.as.highly intelligent audience" as he
termed them, and then, as he made il out
clear case that every man owning a
stfop should have good razor that the
strop might be used win proper respect,
he took out dozen OF Rogers & Sons
best, and exclaimed
"Gcntle-nsa ! now let me sell YOU at
auction a few Of the bes, razors that ever
rere used, ever were made to be used, or
ever uM be used. And how much am
II offered for oae9'
You can't (hic) never sell nothing il
you talk at that slow (hic) rate" exclaim.
ed a bald pated raged-habited disciple OF
Bachus; "if yoa (hic) want to make 'em
b'lieve the CHEZ razor II cut quick, you
ought 10 sell 'eln quick! That's SO, my
hibl,ty tip-toe, and I'm the man that can
sell 'em for ye, if CHEZ yc only say the
werd"
Seeing the man was intoxicated, Smith
tried hard to proceed with the sale, with
out appearing to notice tie interruption ;
but twas impossible. The fellow made
some witty reton, that would ''bring
down the house." to every remark that
Smith offered, and as human endurance
could stand it no longer, Smith suddenly
turned to his annoyer, and exclaimed
"Herc my good friend! You're so
drunk that YOU don't know your wife's
uncle from your grandmother's aunt, and
still YOU are talking to me abou! selling
razors that are worth dollar apiece -
Way SIR, wish for people tc shave them
selves, instead Of doing as you have done
let the rumselicrs shave you pretending
you understand my business better than |
DO myself. You had better sign the
pl1tge, old codger. You are too drunk
now to either buy or SELL
"Try me, Razor (hic) Strop Man -
Try NE !" was the cool reioinder.
"Very well" says Smith; "here's an
excellent razor, and as you are anxious
TO exhibit yor skill in getting quick bids,
you snail have fair chance."
The Old topper mounted the dry-goods
box, swung The razor around his head a
few times, and commenced
"Gen-erlmen here's pro-pua-,ica-
bono razor, an ow much am ] offered fort!
Six cents-going going once! going
twice, and goins-gone to Inc ior SIX
cents.
Putting the razor in one pocket, ard
taking from the other, six coppcrs, ard
profi,ered them to smith as pay, the old
covy Jumped from the box, amid The
crowd Of consulsed spectators.
Smith laughed as hearty as the ruest-
refused the coppers. gave the man cake
OF soap and s,rop, and acknowledged it
the cheapest joke he ever purchased in
his life.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
NJ ! SC iTiNE MARKETS.

November 70, 1853
Wheat fo 70 75c, Flour s. p. bA.; Corn
25e; Oats re; Po,.ocs 20r; Onions zee; Rye
De; i.4des - lGe; Wool ~ 10 ; 5n; Goal
.2,je; Beef cattle 1 10 5e, Apples 81 pr bn; ST.
gar 8 ID Ice; Coffee L., TO lir; Gotten yarn az
pr ID; Domestic to l6c; sal BIC pr. but Mo-
Asss, 40 10 so; Butter, zoe; Esgsi0e
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

fs5@Tnaian troubles in California con-
,inue to BE- reported. And they appear
to be rather Oh the increase, than other
1ise. Now the question is why is this
sos We have never had but one opin-
ion rs 10 the proper answer TO tins
question and that is, that the i'll treat
Ment Of Tie Indians by the whites is the
real cause ofthe troubles. tits no, often,
however, that Californian will ackaowl-
edge this. BE- correspondent OF the
Journal al Commerce, under the date
ol San Francisco, Sept l4th, fully adj
mIt5 that it is the lnaitreatnent ot the
Indians which occasion the trouble on
Rogue River;
'Bat little reliance is to be placed on
the thousand and one reports which daily
are distributed 10 the pubic eye through
the medium Of irresponsible eorrespon-
dents. But ! vii STAKE my manhood Oh
tie truth Of tie assertion taat Il the tlll-
ans Of tie interior ere still maireatgd us
!aey haye been ty The miners, the latter
VII lave no just geasoE, 10 complain lhat
the grave 81 the white settler remains
unso3led ard lis epitaph unHIitteA.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

EUROPEAN NEws.-As we all along
predie-ed, the news from Europe at last
heGslas that war is an existing fact. -
Turkey has demanded the evacuation 0!
the mincipahiics, under a threat of in
slant lostii;ies. Russia viii only obey
when forced a tee point Of the cimetei.
Al Europe VIII take mere or less par, il
the contest-tae subilmes. drama OF mod
ern tunes is about TO be, enacted. We
are hessed, that Il, this secure distance
we can look on only to pity, while the
kings
tsCy havoc and let slip tie dogs Of war -
-.ih4scQti,.e Eng.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

Mexico AND ITS puRposEs.-The
MeNcan Legislation at Washington has
issued a letter declaring that the reorcan-
izatpn Of the national force of MEXICO is
for dle purpose Of defending the people of
that country against the attacks Of the
wild Indians en- the frontiers OF the United
States, who have been restrained BY the
latter government, in accordance with tie
stipllations OF the treaty OF Guadaloupe
Hllalgo. 1t is positively denied that
Santa Anna intends to employ this great
military force either for the purpose OF
depressing his oountrymen or TO make
war unou friendly power.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
EOSVECTUS
OF THE
CEDAR COUNTY ADVERTISER.
uyrEJv pAprp


The undersigned, having commenced the pub
iication OF this paper, is determined to make
the same useful paper 10 the farmers, me-
chancs, africans, housewives, and family
circles. The paper will now be filed with use
full Literature, poetcal and Biographical sketch
60 and such general news and intelligence as
viii al all times be desired and welcomed by
every reading and rejecting individual in the
State. II viii faithfully advocate the best IN
terest Of Old Cedar, impartsally recording its
clements Of wealth and prosperity, labor zeal
olsly and enersetically for IT'S welfare, and TO
lay Before the world its many advantages. Ii
subscription price TO any c.tizea Of Iowa.
II will be INpEPENDENr IN ALL THINGS AND
NEUTRAL ~ NOTHING unbiased and un.ran-
neled by any political, local, or other inlllen-
ces notwithstanding it will faithfully and I'M
partially present everything ia its true light
speahin, freely and candidly on all subjects
depending upon It's merits as a peoples paper
for is support, il viii stand upon this broal
platform and fearlessly pursue thar course
which the best interests Of our en,igat 4aed
community viii require.
Markets, News, and General Tn
teifIEcnce,
VIII be obtained, AMI given q soon as any 9TH
er paper ives: OF the northern Mississippi.
TERMS.
81 so, IN advance: Sd 90 at the end
Of the year
CHARLES SHETLAND.
Publisher and Proprietor
Upton, Iowa
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

To- Tie inhabitants OF Madeira are
in 4 state Of lasnentabie distress and star.
laiioa so-Aa Of tae1l have Sevn iaaac-
I'd to 90 to Jamaica, tut some d them
are 50 le.isioa4l3 ln.atuafed thai tfey
prefer 10 lnger ont Horrible death, t.4an
remove where they col!l have no
clurcl and priest Of ths.g owa. = C0p''ol
hepor.er.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12

TIE undersigned have entered into an
arrangement by which they ag,ee to
furnish tie knickertocker Magazine,
(monthiy,) the Home Journal, weekly
and Musical World end Times, (weekly)
- new subscribers, at the very moderate
p'5,c OF FIVE dollars year for the three
publications all orders, enclosing tia, a.
mount to Dyer & wills, will be prompt-
" attended to-
SAMUEL HUSTON.
Publisher d the Ka,cksrboeker.
MORRIS 4 WILLS,
Publishers Of "a: H,,se Journal. "
DYER & WILLS,
Publishers Of The Musical World and
Times, No. 257 BroaAmay ". Y
GRAND LITERARY AND POETIC
COMBINATION.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to ftun-
ish the Kaickgbotksr .Hago:ias, the Homo
Journal and the .'i4sical World osa Time.
10 new subscribers, Tor SIS year! This
is cheap literature. with vengence.--
The kn,ckcr5ocksr is 81 per anuun; the
Home journal, s.; and the Musical
World md Times, s3,making 50 dollars
year at the usual rates. That three such
works eau Ire obtained for five dollars
year, is fact truly worthy the CALoRio
age. which is just now being usherea in.
OF Lac kmckcrbockcr Magazine, edited
by LOWS Gaylord Clark, il is unnecessa-
~ to speak. For 90 years it has been
the most genial, humorous, and spicy
monthly in tie whole world and the
Present volume will be- better than any
which preceded it. The Home Journal
edeted hv Geo. p. Morris, and ". p
Willis, is well known as the best family
newspaper in America A; and the Musical
World and Times, edited by Richard
Storrs Willis, with Lowell Mason, Geo.
+. Root. and other musical writer's con-
trlbutng, and which gives among other
things, over S25 worth OF music and a
full course of instruction IN harmony annu-
ally, is the very best musical journal ever
published. Taesc three publications will
post tami!yup in regard TO nearly every
llitt1 NoALI hlA1NAAiS @hit, ANaiibts
Literature, Music, Painting, Sculpture,
Inventions, Discoveries; Wit, Humor,
Fancy, Sentiment the Ncwcast Fashions
and other attraction for Ladies; choice
new music for the Sabbath, the church,
and the Freside. Reviews and Per-
iormances in short, the very pick and
cream OF novelty, Incident, History, BIZ
ography, Art, Literature and Science
including whatever can be given III Pc
riodicais 10 prosaose healthy amusement
and solid instruction in the family, aud
help to make j. better, wiser and happier,
may be now chained for five dollars
Address, DYRE& WILLS, 267 Broad
way.
se2y~ Editors publishing the above three
times, and sending the papers containing
il 10 Dyrc & Willis, will receive the three
works named, for one year.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-12
1853.
BARNUM & BEACHES PAPER,
THE rLLUsTNATED NEWS
SIX CENTS PER CORY.
T. T. BARNUM, Special Partner, II.
ID. & A. T.. BEACH General
Farmers

~, y y. r.. Bf.Aiii IcntIal
Partners.
The ILLUSTRATED NEWS is pub
lished weekly, and contains sixteen large
pages filed with a great variety OF inter-
csting reading matter and numerous large
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