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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

..... ~ REMOVAL. ,s li,.E
IHAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO the four story brick building,
No. I17, Nluin street,
west side, between MonrOs and Union streets, whore
will be prepared with an carry and extensive Spring
stock direct rom importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased TO have my old friends and customers
to call and examine. -''2''df. - e Pr ~
feb4 ~ y VIM II. sELBY.
u5J g. Ircalf will be found at tho above establtssl.
mient, where he awaits his old friends. 81 ' as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

JAS. II. McMEcHEN lisa candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY, at the election held in the Spring or 1854.
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as, To Country Merchants. p
Al SG5 a + H OF Z; SAL E.
VIZ are now receiving our Fa and Winter STOCK t o.
wv Hats and Caps, which will be, we eel
largest and cheapest ever brought tbe city County
AleichaIi:s WHO purchasing East,are pareus
invited to call end exae Gr we n.G
= gTa,s p, IA ie7 Main SCI, Sn!oR TX
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Il Just Z Arrived

,a, az Just Arrived,
ID HoDES, .AfcNAiR 4 Co., have Just received tb.l
~ first stock OF Fall and Winter Goods eompLi:l
fatIell ltsiI -fsHtFf 49, H .7.L-
Please give US call-No So, Main street, -.
bapss Il; taffEf Centre Wheeling
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sep19:daw3m WIN. R. Mc RktEPR"ELL,

T.. .fIO1eSSCI Al026. ". bdftYS TrICODhnteS
or Medicated Compound. for beautlTying curIinr ny
ing restoring a strengthening the hair rcli ySs .
OF the skin, curing rheumatic pains, and caiing w.,
ton OF sarry's tricopheroUs pervades the hmm
sales or the article of luc years have increaseiS
full examination of his sales book, finds that III tmS
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities oIrum sIT
upwards, during the year 1852, within triiis AZ
mn f.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

II is $ sted in t6e Springfield dlD Journal. That
the average receipts chicago and Mississippi
RaiIToad 80 miles in opeTution) are over 500 DOC,
per month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

Boiler ExpLosIoS.-The boiler in the foundry
of W. Bates. al Freepcrt, Pa, exploded on the
25ih inst. one end of it passing throughthe foun-
derry, and killing instantly son of the proprietor,
apd a citizen Of FteeRort, who happened to be in
tJebpldiRg at the. time A third .peEsonqwa Sc
verely scalJed. The second portion Of the boiler,
was thrown several hundred feet into the air, and
falling on a house near at hand, nearly demolish=
ing it. = .s.- '- IS - - =. II 'a 1 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03
HIGHLY 1NdPORTANY

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing FIriI
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered Tor saw
labor cnd eXenseim wa shng Clothing aud House Cl,,
winter and softer Than than il bcacLed en- the gr,
WARRANTED. not to iIinre the fabric Every lSly n,
satisfy herself on that point, by soaknga pete Of toi,
or Linenim the Fluid, full strength, for 81 hours WI
will clearly show that 1t must be pun ely harmless WI
LiIutej with gallons OF water TO half pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid iswoHhthrce times b,
single siXpencH which will buy enoUehOra large hu
washing, which can be done in6 oT3 hours.
Manufactured and sold by tho subscriber who haSl.
ly puIc chased the;right for ohio oulyt, Va.
- - - - ~ las MELIOp
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-Chaan Cash Store.
John G. HEFTLY
TO PHYSICIANS DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS

HEs undersigned to manufaetae 10 S ri
Glass INSTRUMENTS, such by PLY sctans aGdh
tile Chemical boratory He invites the orders oil tfo
using or dealing iErsuch atticcsas links lie can G
ish as good an article on favorable Terms as can be o.
tanned Elsewhere. WIN. MoRGAN,t
- 10 rs ~ corner Sixth anil Zane streets,
ortI7dawtf, East Wheeling
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baltimore, June1 2, 1850.
We have much pleasure in recommending Fire Proof
Chests to the notice tho pnhc-the we purchased
DnI you wing our books and contents sectuay,
amer beat during the FIRE which
wharf, the SchyllulI, 6ntlle 6t oflJunet 1s50.k
x,hr., @ ti Yours, very rsSlget tsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

D D.
+, Tar TuEKIsH GENERALrssIMo.-omer Pnchn,
the coninander-in- CHEF OF. the Turkish army, is
said to be much beloved by the soldiers, although
he conforms vely little 10 MahommedOn customs
--amOag other things, openly drinking wine alta
BILE He has no harem, but one wife, an Austrian
lady ,Stoif SIsaaSyIvania. o a letter fEom Shana
.SsSsiof Ism,lS,A Il f.AtgHtE. ROO b
'atls IS 4 most frank, disnterested, and loyal man.
"a jealous fIienllt 10 the land of which lie hos be-
me Sube CT and. tolthe army which he COM
mands, and which he has brought 10 a state of
great perfection. His persc nal aPpeaTafe is emf
nently handsome, and he possesses very great per
Sonal courage. His age maybe about fifty two J.
To this 80 must add great military Instruction
and experience and natural instinct IoT military
Affairs. s!s % , .'g,'s .a7"T 4
'With such qualities, Tie has, as you may easily
imagine, an TreSIatibe influence on The forces he's
conmandS possessing their full confidence. By
oIisin Croat, lie was educated Infthe military
schools OF his county, When YET very young, he
lett the Austrian service and repaired TO Consta-
timopIe, where he made himself master Of the 'Tnr
kiSf 'ianguage" He was appoints TO situation
III The War Department. Whe Sultan Mahnoud
created linn a ma jorin lie army as Tecompense
for his services, whilst thus engaged. He hes
since risen 10 The Sefy highest post de owes his
PRESENT position TO his sword, nd has been mar
Shall for several years, He successfully com.
munded the Turkish troops M syIis Bosnia and
Montenegro, no II .ls.,oilo'i ie-.7frfa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

911l SlI Fsvs1 I,s wooDyviiStat, Miss.raThe
Wilkinson Wing, iof ahea2th inst, says: 1--WE re-
oret 10 f6Fofnf our readers in the ccnntfy that,
low fever have occurred in our town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

CIGARS AND TUBACCO.
STILL Keep constantly hand the finest chewing to-
hacCo, aCd the genuine imuOIlei cigars of n kinds -
To Arri ina lew days, sometime brands of Tobacco
cigaTH-&O scpIH, gentlemen barge nothing fora
light, a.. ,-. del = W RHODES, Agent
AN APPRENTICE " ANTED G
A TtEe Saddle HARNESS aud Itunk Making business
~ \ good obtain excellent situation by
pl, lug 10 '.'f JER'H X. SHEPPARD,
I deCit 10. " II3 Nam ST. corner Of Union
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SPECIAL n OTTO 70 S.

AN kinds OF Novels AT E1nII E'ricci for sue
by l.- J. N. LEE, rs.IHu
nov23:3m corner Of Walor and Unlou sis
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IIIfAITNI HIIyN.
Parker,s Saloon, Market street. third story Open
~ from 10 TO 70 O'Clock, aud from2 to 4. - 2
0p Portraits painted, and given in Painting
de sign. noVI6 Il X. J1ANSA,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

surctuE OF MrDrrH.-Ths ,HerkineE IN. ",
Democrat contains an account 81 the suicide of
Lewis A. Emery, in tGas town. He was young
man Of twenty-ons years Of. age. had been be-
lever in spiritual mediums, aud was himself me-
tdiulu. He had, been slightly, dsTahgsd for some
time before his death. 49,
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WHEELING tsrEtLFoENesEF'
Ingnt1nt5roa AusLrqtid ioe Miti 9ss lea
Ill I;ne2Tsi,Din Foreest-The ItdhdH Operg--
0SoLera in Nelo 0rlsGus-T The PresieeIrs dtss
sIgs-Meetiag Of COngresS--1he m0rS'fS' &C.
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mPoIsoNtNG.En

> 70 U CO IHeIcay VIII DC IYuHu At IH1 u
ment, where he awaits his old frienGs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03
CALORIC ENGINE.

T3RNFsT BUCKUP'S CALORIC ENGINE, PATENTED
II at Washington July q 1850 and in various parts Of
ruroue-Mr Buckup desires to inform his fellow cih-
.ena that his engine having been submitted to series
Of scrutinxIng tests it's efficiency is fully established
The great superiority Of caloric steam, motive
and mechanical power both regards economy aud per-
feet security against explosion Is too evident to require
iusraton and the praccabiity OF its USE ,sti-
tue steam having been fully demonstrated by sue
ccssfu experiments the Inference is inevitable that the
caoric win supersede the steam engine. Mr. Buckup IL
fully prepared for the prompt execution Of any orders
with which he may be favored for csorc engines Is able
to compete with any other similar establishment, and
ready to guarantee his engines equal to any which
he built. Dir b. is constructing for exhibition
the Worlds Fair Mr. Buchup wishes to state that he
has perfected arrangements in England TO supply engines
such parts OF Europe where he has obtained patents
Mr. j. r. CROFT his European partner, has also charge
of his Office 1h7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03
FURNITURE.

ID ICH ROSEWOOD, PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR
N niture.-H SToNEY has now IN his warerooms a
very large assortment Of the above class furniture
usual well known substantial and fashionable quality to
which he would particularly call the attention Of his old
customers and persons about making their spring
selections TO call and examine the styles and prices at
his warerooms $50 Broadway next door to the Coamore
House.
YJ,O FURNITURE DEALERS, AND THOSE GOING TO
housekeeping. -GE0RGI SCHNEIDER, ~ Canal
street three doors from Broadway, manufacturers of
cabinet furniture having to move account Of the
building coming down. eer for sale large assortment
of superior rosewood add mahogany furniture consisting
of rich paror sets eageres centre tables bookcases
music stands, bedsteads, anoirs, and mahogany ward
robes dressing bureaus, and washstands sideboards,
extension tables and dining chairs, sofas and
chairs in haircoth voaire, and easy chairs &c.
Sc These articles made expressly for the city trade
unsurpassed as Mr. Georgi il retiring from business.
c. ASchinder will 1st May to 100 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

THIS OPERA. learn that arrangements have been
made by which the Alboni troupe and Maretzeks
pany, including sAlvi, Marni, and stsanone, will form
troupe with Maretxek conductor. This win be a
splendid company. We also learn that Madame sontag
will greatly srenthen her company. These two 'Ompes,
with Grisi and Mario win give the opera in style
never before equaled in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

count from Scituate, Mass, announced that the New
York ship Forest Queen, from London, was going to
pieces and that nearly all her cargo had been wash
ed out, and was total loss.
The Hon. R. G. Winthrop, of Boston, delivered
an historical lecture yesterday evening at Metropo
Titan Hall, under the auspices of the Historical So
cety OF this CITY, Our reporter attended in order to
give the reader account of the discourse, but as
the honorable gentleman made a special request
that the lecture should not be reported our repre-
sentative in common with his brethren Of the press
complied with this desire and reraned from taking
notes.
Rev. DR.. Scott delivered a lecture last evening,
at the Ninth street Reformed Dutch Church. His
subject The origin, history extension, and
study Of the English language which he illustrated
very forcbly by referring to large maps Of the
world which were hung ON the walls. He said that
the English language was composed Of the Anglo
Saxon, Celtic, Gothic, Norman, and the classical
languages This fact was the reason why it was the
only pure and forcible language spoken. He con-
tended that the only way to learn our native tongue
thoroughly was to study those five lngua elements
Of which it is composed.
Last Tuesday evening, after the conclusion of the
regular toasts and the delivery of volunteer sent
ments by officers of the st. David's Society and
others, the President called upon DR.. Jones for a
toast; that gentleman, after brief address, gave
"Cymru flu Cymru fyd,'-"Cambria that was and
ever shall be- We have a report Of the speech,
but from the crowded state of our columns we are
compelled to postpone it, with the other proceedings
| for another day.
The Doty perjury trial really draws to conclu-
sion The testimony on both sides closed yesterday;
and, according TO the arrangements for summing
up, &C.. at the afternoon session this day the case
will be given to the jury.
| Charles Goebel, German, poisoned himself yes
terday at his boarding house No. l95 Fulton street,
| by taking large quantity of prussic acid. The
coroner could not ascertain the cause which led to
the commission of the rash act. Coroner O'Donnell
will resume the inquest upon the body of John
McCabe, who was killed in an ARRAY in Water street
on Tuesday evening at one o'clock this afternoon.
The annexed is brief summary of the contents Of
our inside pages:-Report of the Execution of
Samuel 7. Treadway for the murder Of his wife, in
Salem county, N. j.; account of another Murder in
the Fourth ward Of this city; Letter from Mr..
Davies relative to the Fort Gansevoort property;
card from Alderman Sturtevant concerning the
Grand Jurys Presentment Address to the New
York Legislature with regard to the Surplus Moneys
in Savings Banks; Extraordinary Proceedings Of the
Prison Association; Commercial Review, &c.
The steamship Cambria is over due at Halifax
with three days later advices from Europe. She is
now in her twelfth day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

hAns sMAroA-To day the Legislature Of Maine win
make another attempt 70 elect United States Senator in
the place Of Hon. James W. Bradbury, whose term Of
service win expire to At the last attempt Mr.
Fessenden (whg) elected in the Senate and in the
House the vote stood follows Dana (dem IS FEES
sender (whig) 10 scattering TO-
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INSTRUCTION


~ INVERNESS WANTED AN EDUCATED YOUNG
VI lady, Spanish French, OF German. One who Is en-
rely to take charge of some young children
ADDRESS G. V. O., Post Office
c1PANIsH LANGUAGE.--As SPANISH GENTLEMAN, FA-
- yorably known in tbs city teacher OF his native
language will Imrart instruction In the to ladies
win also make TRANSACTIONS with correctness and propre
IT, Apply Mt No. Great Jones street. Broadway.
DESMANs3Ip.-SR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
III new pupils daily at his Iooml, No go Broad say
ladies glasses II and O'Clock gentlemen at NJ.
and g and T. ~ Private Instruction at hours conye-
nient TO the pupil Sec cards at the academy. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

nEMOCRATTC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ The regular monthly meeting of this committee will
be held at Tammany Hail. on Thursday evening" March.
1858, at o'clock Punctual attendance Is requested.
L. 3. SHEPARD Chairman.
IHApEus B. GLOVER (secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

TnR TmATREs.-An unusual rush Of advertisements
have crowded out theatrical notices. together with
much other local matter which have in type For the
amusemens this evening, see the advertisements else
,uha
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PersOnal IntelllQence.

We learn from the Norwich Courier that Judge Judson
of the u s. District Court continues dangerously ILL., at
his residence in Canterbury, and that but slight hopes
entertained of his recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

Daguerreotypes In OH, by w. H. Butler,
of Murray street. These portraits combine the de
tail of the Dagurreoyps with the finish Of the finest min
ature painting Portraits Of deceased persons copied to
the life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

TNOAL.-THE VERY BEET QUALITY OF PEACH
~ orchard (red ash) egg and stove sizes well
screened and delivered good ORDER from under cover
at 50 per ton The incest size for grocers always on
hand at yard SO Goerck street, corner Of Riyingon
MAT. CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

The Plumbe National Gallery, ash Broad
way contains the largest well the most Interesting
collection Of portraits in the world. No one should fail
to visit this old and renowned establishment.
80 Cent Daguerrcoty pes.-Reeves, corner or
Grand street and Bowery challenges competition He
furnishes beautiful picture in fine case, colored and
with preserver for SO cents We don't humbug
toners with % cent sign and then charge extractor
case 25 cents for colorng and shilling for preserver
Children taken in two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03
COAL.

r WILL BE DJSCHARGING EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
i the best quality Of red ash stove, and egg coal wiz
deliver from chooners at - rs per tom SO from yard
corner Of King and Greenwich streets.
PETER CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

0ristadOrO's Celebrated Liquid Dye changes
the hair instantly to beautiful black brown while
his Preservatve and beauter stimulates its growth and
perpetuates Its uxuriance to the latest period of e
The dye is applied privately and both sold at CRISTADO
RO'S No. Astor House, and by druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Tie Do,oreyx

cramps debility and all complaints speedily
and permanently cured by Watts andoe. Cal
at the agency and the hundreds OF certificates given
by persons Of the first respectabty 81 per bottle 81
Ssssau sent 10 any yart Of The country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

If any Information Should be Wanted
about the Tehuantepec treaty the undersigned will give
at the Office of Mr. Simeon Draper between the hours
of and p. M. ALBEIT SPEYERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

Great bargains In French China, 58l and
6f3 Broadway .-Haughwout & barley have received
from the vierzon china mandatory, in France, a
consignment Of imperfect china ware slightly damaged
In the burning consisting Of oil articles OF dinner tea
and dessert ware, both decorated and plain white to-
gether with variety Of other articles The mpeectons
are slight and In many cases the goods almost per-
the 9TH of March, and VIII be cold cheap in order TO
close the consignment at The public are invited
to call and eIsmine the goods the day specified The
required. 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

The New Hat Company Invites the Atten.
ton Of the public to their spring styles Of moleshin and
Of sty cannot be BY any 81 hat in New Yor
Gentlemen desiring different Styles leave their orders
and be suited in every respect Price only %. One
Nassau street.
Marsh & Co.'s Improved Elastic suspender
Shoulder Brace for expanding the chest and preserving
symmetry of form-adspted to men, women and child.
rem abdominal supporters, ladies' sustaining and COM
pressing BELTS of the most approved patterns
MARSH & CO.. No. ~ Maiden Lane.
Trusses.-Marsh u Co.., No. Ia Maiden
lane New York. have just imported from Paris Large
assortment of the most improved French Tusses consist
ing Of silver plated springs with Ivory ana gu.a
ladies' Belts instruments for club feet crooked spine
knock knees bOwlegs weak ankles and very superior
elastic stocking for enlarged veins Of the leg and elastic
knee caps and childrens russes at No IL Ann street.
near Broadway.
Gold Pens.-Persons wishing this article Of
the bestl quality, from fifteen to twenty per cent lower
than ever offered by the trade be supplied at whole
sale or retail at the OF the New York Go Pen
Manufacturing Company 1873 Greenwich street Printed
list Of wholesale and retail prices sent by mail those de-
string, by addressing the Company as above.
saIamander safes.-Wilder's Patent, with
Richs improvement.-STEARNS h MARVIN, No. l46
Water street. New York, the only makers of Saaman
der safes, with Wilders patent and Nchs patent
bined.
Spring and Winter Clothing and Gentle
mems furnishings at reduced prices-Just received,
by steamer Arabia very assortment Of cloths
meres and vesngs silk undershirts and drawers Sales
and cutters attend from A. NJ to P. M. GEORGE
LEyIE, $50 Broadway, corner of White street.
Kellinger's Beautiful Family Liniment
is certain to it is used all aches pains and
weaknesses with either Sold in large bottles each
ST. and 80 dozen. His horse IMMINENT the heaves,
sores, outs bruises, strains and hard sweings, and
work the horse daiy-price 80 cents "a so per doz.
Principal depots Ingersol Field 2s0 Pearl, and 47e
Broadway white 'front.' and Of almost every druggist in
the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

Window Shades--Beit Assortment In the
world, at kelly FERGUSON's 1891 Broadway and
81 Reade street. Dealers supplied from first hands.
Shades warranted TO stand any climate, and sold lower
than at any other establishment ~ Store church.
and other large shades painted and lettercd ORDER
superior AZ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

A Few First Rate Hands Wanted, to Work
on Custom Shirts. Apply at MoIAUGHLINs 292 Green.
wch street, corner of Chambers where shirts
nifhsd 10 order at The shortest notice One set six
Shirts Of superb quality made TO for twelve
dollars. Send in your orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

Lea & PERKINS, Worccstcrshirc Sauce re.
mains unequaed as rest with soups, fish, meats game
curries, &c An invoice landing Hendrick Hudson in
quarts piDt and half pnts; aso lot in jars containing
one imperial gallon EACH intended fer hotels restau
rants &c. JOHN DUNCAN h SONS, 407 Broadway, sole
agents for the United States -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

of Ashland, the homestead Of Henry Clay is Just pub
lshed, and can now be seen at the American Hotel
Jersey City, where subscriptions will be received Size
% by 90 inches Price IS. An early application is des
rable, as its stay is limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

w. III. McDonald's Newspaper Advertising
House No. l02 Nassau street, Of Ann-The very
best papers, from every part the Union and the Cana
ass, received daily Best terms and fullest authority
and recommendations from the written signatures Of
the publisbers =