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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-22
Norwich and Worcester Railroad,

Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
-. - - lf EEf
SPRING ARRAYGEMENTS- May %, 1858.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 80 A. NJ, IL M. and [a1 POI M
" Cent? Village, at rs A. Nj, - so and 81 P. NJ
I" Danielsonvle, al 40 A. NJ, ! O5 and OF P.
Pomiret, at s 90 A. NJ, ] 81 and 5 AZ 2. M
Webster, at IS A. NJ, 20 and 40 P. NJ
g oxford, at 8 so A. NJ, 2 Is and 7 O5 NJ
Arrive at Worcester at 8 IS A. NJ so and 90 P. Nj
al Freight train with passenger car attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ, and 90 P.
{. Oxford, at Is and u 90 g g 81
Webster, at 30 and II Is " 6 40
e Pomlret, 100 and II so " 7O5
Danielsonvle AT 8 2eA NJ, IL 10 and7 81 P.
Centr'I Village, at % 6 II 2s and 40 .
Arrive at Norwich, at 8 80 l % and < 80 90
Steamboat Train leaves Boston Mt 6 90 p. NJ, Wor
cester al 80 P NJ Danelsonvlle at 36, and Norwich
at 9 SO P. NJ.
THE 30 A NJ train from Norwich, viii connect with
eosches for Providence at Central Village and Pomfre
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; at DanieIson
Will, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; ut Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at 9 rs VI; for loany, New York and WAY sta
foHs, Il 81 "a, and with Train for Providence and
worcester Road Al Worcetter station, with Bostor
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
rae u train from Norwich will intersect at juno
ton with New York Express J ain for Boston, ant.
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; at " orces
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trans.
The 30 Nj Train from Norwich arrives in worces
ter in time for the 10 80 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station.
Trains from Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ. arrive
in Norwich in season for Trains for New LOudon StOn.
ngton, Nillimanc, Hartford, New Haven and N York
The 10 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Danielsonville with coaches for Providence Whitman
tic and Hartford daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
Communication train.
AtDayville with Coach for Ashford, TUESDAYS, Thurs
days ond Saturdays; for Providence Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
he 90 7 Nj Train from Worcester councils at Web
ster with Coaches for Southbrdge, daly; for North
and Wes Woodstock, and EasIford, dailg
Passengers for New York by Steamboat from Sta
lions on the line of this Road will take the co
Train from Worcester
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Wrapping PaEerl
Lard on,

BROOKS d sTEAGNs have now in Store all sizes
~ and are sellin 81 Manufacturers prices
~ dtI No Front Street
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MEDICINES, &c.
NEVER FAILING REMEDY!!
Holloway's Ointment.

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs AF-
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING,
Copy Of a Letter from Mr. Thompson Chemist Liv-
erPoot, dated august 20th, 1852.
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STONE WARE.

7 UsT Received a large supply of BENNINGTON
- STONE WARE, of superior quality. for sale by
DEXTER & EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, No 20 Southbridge Street.
vs. dawt
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MEDICINES, &c.
aldwel & Hill,

A PnTHECARlES, and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines
n Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plale and Foil, Surgical and Dental Instruments, For
eign lveches, Soda Syrups Inks aud Fancy Goods.
nv "a daw6m 229 Main Street, Worcester.
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Carhnnate Ammonia

IN JARS Carbonate Ammonia, Just received and "a,
~ sale by o. A.HARRINGTON & 20.
Iy26 dti No. so Main Htfsa..
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RAILROADS.
Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- -
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4. delivered ON Sabbath Evening, in the Central
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DIR. II. F. HIBBARD's
WILD CHERRY BITTERS,

=" What boots il that laud
Those btiers TO the skies, .srI
Yon need hut taste to feel
Their saving energies"
1--WE most palstabe and pleasant OF all tho Bitter
Il Tones calming irritation, and allaying nervous
excitaldty Let any person afflicted with Loss of APP
petite, Fantness, Pain 10 the Breast OF Palpitatio Of
the Heart try these Biters and they will be sensiby
relieved ~ hye minutes, II TO touch the part
Affected, and inyigorates the system immediately
The most reliable certificates Of cases found IN the cir
eular al NO. fremont Pemple Boston. vi
y, FULLER a. co, General Agents.
Price soc and 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied on
reasonable terms. bottle open on the counter for
trial. Caldwell d. Hill. Agen,s at Worcester
m"ir dff r.a are
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Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad.

FILcnDurg and worcester Railroad.
Ia gEs ssspg- rlssasss,zyssz
go Sg y ~
TINE ALTBRED.-SumDser AgTangenaent.
ON AMI after Monday, June s. 1853 trains will ieay.
" FiichbnIs at A. NJ, l2.4O and 500 r. NJ.
Freight 80 A. NJ. t
Returng--Leaye Worcester AZ $50 and II rs A. M
and at4l5 N. Freight, 2sO z. M. m - - -
Fitchbnrg. June 1853 wi Ar
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Fresh Teas,
Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,

1000 8s best extra a Ssnssss in
d ect from the Mills, and for sale The low Market
prices, by the subscribers. Alsn have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH & co.
N2S diff 43 and As Front ST., Wolcrsu Mass.
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replied, zine uuus e.'..--, aiaf. ~ stg.
aid .You had him under arrest, and knew he
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A QUANTITY of good Is inch Shaved Pine Shingles
IA jus; received and for sale low, by
LEE SPRAGUE, d co.
Worcester, June 9, 1853 az
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MISCELLANE OUS.
INTERESTING WORK

The Messrs Appleton New York as learn from the
NJ Y. E. Post have just published The Isl volume Of the
anxiousy expected biography of relands greatest poet
Moore from the pen Of Of England's eminent
living statesmen Lord John Russell The preface is sketch
and estimate of Moore by his intimate and distinguished
friend and posthumous editor Ii followed by Morses
autobiography, written when his fame and genius were
fully ripe We give extracts the first relating 10 his
social habits
"My life from earliest childhood had passed as has been
seen, round OF society and the notice which my
songs aud my manner OF singing them had attracted led
still into agreeable but bcwdering COURSE
saved however all that dissipation into
which trequentng Of mems society particularly az then
consututed) would have led mt; and This owed partly
my natural Deposition which always induced Especially
younger days. TO prefer wocns society infinitely
mems and partly The lucky habit which early got into
singing but 10 m: accompan inent at the
panoforte thus became altogether depend,
stument evea in convivia songs and, except few
cases. sung dinner:able in my HE
At suppers indeed and there ladies
pianoor,e TO- many many have been the songs
sung both gay and TENDER and this very moment
could sing On the merry days that are gone while think
ing Of those times"
The following passage describes his journey London,
study law, when 10 years old:
A his time my poor fathers business continued to te
carried do my nsacfuaiatauces justice, did any
OF them remetbe. that had emerged pom
them from so humble fre-sie serious drain now
however, to be made scanty resources and my
poor mother had long been boarding up every penny she
could towards the expenses of my journey
London for the Of being al the Temple
"a part Of the small which took with me was in
gatneas and recoilect carefully scwcd by my
in the waisband of my panaloons There also
another treasure which she had unknown sewed up
10 other part OF my Clothes and that scopuar,
las is called) small bit OF cloth blessed by the priest
which fond superstition inclined her believe would keep
the Of it from harm. Aud thus with this charm
abou, me, of which was wholly unconscious, and my lit
tie packet of ganeas, OF which felt deeply tn response
b,y did for the first time start from home for the great
world of London"
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquircr'l
tut t41N &HES
RELIGIONS CALL.

RELIGIONS CALL.
Thou AIT passing from earth away!
0, look TO thy home above,
Where sorrow can never come,
Where all is JOY and love-
i will listen 20 thy voice,
Says a world worn spirit now,
When the laurel wreath Of fame,
Shall have circcd round my brow.
And l will list 10 thee.
Says the maiden young and fair,
When the orange blossoms cluster
In bright CLEANS through my hair.
No time is left for me,
Says the warrior on the field;
When the battle shall have ended,
Then my heart to God I'll Yield.
will give my heart 10 thee,
Says the veteran of DID,
When gather in my garner
Bright heaps OF shining gold.
All, world-worn spirit listcn
Ere the wreath OF tame you t"lne,
The summons may accost thee
Thou hast no time oil thlne
And, maiden, gay and happy,
Death loves the young and fair,
The gravc-worm soon may banquet
Amid thy shining hair
Brave warrior, ere the war cry
Shall have echoed DER the field,
The messenger Of heaven
Way nave plcIccu NY SHitefWS e'ieiu:
Old man, ere you have gathered
Your wealth In shining store
God may send forth the mandate
That to thee time is no more
Then listen, world worn statesman,
Warrior, and maiden fair,
Yes, listen 10 the warning,
We man Of hoary hair:
We know not at what hour
The summons may appear,
Yet we'll we know when sorrow comes
Our refuge is not HERE!
VA. Y'.s-.s.
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GOOD NIGHT.

GOOD NIGHT.
Good nish,!a word SO often said,
The needless mind forgets its meaning;
lis only when the heart lies dead,
On which our own was leaning,
We hear in maddenng music roll
That last "good night" along the SOUL
"Good night"-in tones that never die,
1t peals along the quickenng ear;
And tender gales of memory
Forever watt il near,
When stilled the vo!ce-O crush OF pain !
That meier shall breathe "good night" again.
Good night! it Knocks us from the grave
It overleaps that strange worlds bound
From whence there flows no backward wave
1t calls from out the ground,
On every side, around, above,
"Good night, good night" 10 life and Lowell
Good night! Oh, wherefore fade away
The light that lived In that dear world2
Why follows that good night no day2
Why are our souls SO sllrred 2
Oh, rather say dull BRAIN once more,
"Good nightr'-thy time OF toll is Ger
Good night! Now come,h gentle sleep,
And tears that fal! like welcome rain;
Good night! On, holy olesl and deep,
The rest that follows pain.
How should We reach Gods upper light,
Ii life's long day had no good night"
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ANCIENT AND MODERN CITIES. We are apt to con.
sder London as considerable city, and New Workers regard
lheir village os an Immense municipality But If The Mayors
OF uneven and Babylon could revisit the earth they would
laugh at me ptetensons of the moderns The of Baby
ION was Two hundred aud twenty five square miles and that
OF Nineveh wo hundred sixteen square miles, while
thft OF LONDON and its is but one hundred and
sou njnlies
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E.sAGE-OE TaE GoVERNnR nE NAVY ynRr

ME.SAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
ALpANY, JAM 4-The Governors message was delivered
10 The Legislature to-day al noon IL is long and able
document and represents the affairs of as in ia
voahe condition. with the exception Of the finances The
of the State for the fiscal year, ending
September 1852 exceed the BY 5000 00 The fund
cd debt increasing by the accumulation Of interest," the
sum SET apart 10 The ineres, and exngush the capital
being insufficient 10. the former.
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TRADE or THE NEw YoRK cANA1s

The value Of ponr,v arriving u, h,nv ,his vear ia
LED, against S22 56 56 last year being an Increase
this year over last OF 81 So CPS. Value of The nroner,v
ci AIRED q. Albany Ills year. s3l 3 against 500 s62
last year-beng an increase this year last of So
Aggregate increase OF the value of the property arriving
and ceated fro:n Albany This year last Sl3
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WINTER AT LAST.

After the wctcs and most "open" weather we have ever
known white. winter has arrived al last Al III
p ~ on Monday night, i, commenced showing in heavy
flakes and yesterday morning the roofs Of houses were CO.
vered with snow inches thick, and the streets with
slush. Had there not been much moisture the snow
would have lain several inches in depth Before night the
snow in the streets had melted away considerably. The
sun set brightly indicating, trust clear weather.
The morning raIn from the North did arrive until l0&
A. NJ
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10 OBI bhls 1922 hall btls fiou:. - ,o,,g
+. C. STAINBACK, City Flour lnspcc'''
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salute YOU with fathers hpnoT'i namc
10 call yuar -nrls: Instruct them what Il ,cbt
They owe their 4..cc~tuIs dn! make them swear
To pay II, bs traE uniting down entire
Those sacred fI.;r'S ~ wh!ch themselves wsr: born"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-07

We have been requested by friend 10 give place in ou
paper the following excellent speech Of Mr. T. T. Faunl
leroy Jr delivered Leesbura before the Louduun Demo
cracy on The 18th OF last month. 1t has been handsomely
published in pamphlet form by the Democratic committee
ouuuu and is worthy of the noble Spartan band 10 which
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be relied upon pay the interest any loan which the
might attempt 10 raise Money must make the
road.
1t is question: partly of cxpedicncy, and partly Of
s,utiuna character whether the work shall undertaken
and Companies Col Benton takes view these
questions He proposes at once that the Federal Govern
ment make the road with their money, aud own and
manage the roador al least that part Of II which is be-
yund the limits Of any State. But the sltulional scru
pies of many members Of Congress will permit them TO
vote money such object, though they vote lands
will they even consent thar Tie road shall be govern
ment work although il is strictly military and post road
But fortunately, solution Of all the manifold tc
with which this question surrounded Is found in propo
son which ABOUT 10 be made TO Congress by associa
lion of eucrpsina engineers, capitalists and nunccrs OF
the State al New I orR.
This will be prepared week. submit 10
Congress in formal manner project which already
been broush The notice of many members has been
approved irn nr constructing n military and Past
Road fran fis Valley Of tie Mississippi Rirer to San
Francisco California, other place on The Ioc.G.
Ocean" The Company Of the most entcf
prsns character and the greatest practical nt
maon and The widest influence and credit and largest
wealth, in New York They are 10 be chartered Com
pany by the New York Legislature.
Several agents OF The Association have already visited
Washington and conferred with members of both Houses
and have been invited - bring forward their project.
MIR. Chalfeld MIR. flcAlpEe and Gen Clarke here
for days agents OF III" assocaiion and
biz among its principal projectors.
The details oil their scheme yet suhIcc some alera
on but in word they propose relieve Congress Of ul
difficulty the location of the road BY selecting TIE
route themselves They offer 10 make the road within FIVE
years. and by that time have it in complete operation
They ask Of the government public lands except what
may necessary for the purposes of the road They under
take 10 procure the of every State States within
The boundaries of which the road may pass They ask Of
Congress- loan Of thty millions bt issued in FIVE per
cent stock and delivered the company they progress
with the road the OF fifteen thousand dollars mile
thus upon the completion and furnishing with necessary
apparatus Tor travel fifty continuous miles. they
ceive stock to the Of hundred and fifty hous
and dollars
The company are 10 paw off the loan in thirty years and
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New Patent Premium
SAEEsE.K GAS sE4A IHEsS,
Patent Phosgcnc On

OR BURsN=1 NC IN. TILE s.AtalsE. .J!i;. i
I1is Lciy foFPTodac:Hg PoTsz6e Light S confidently
recofnhaeHIe t00lty o1t tote mae.
TElt is ryodGced by ytlle burning Tan Rrri'ornl
emitted in beautiful Jets from small pCr
IUfaii6iis in Flatina;
Gas ated is uscd by the heat otits owR
coubttion acting The connected with tAe Elul
IN the Ilaln THUS is perfect and portable apparatus
tot AesriIr and burning acTiFOrn Cas- ,.ist.y
ts cOnsIrsc OM is SUCH thai all possibility o. accldent
from its usc and the great ieity of
s riders II less get tdcilaM
any ote kind of Lamp 1t eduires no cleaning aud trim.
ming sS do aud Calnphcne lamps and buTs equally
welt eiteT with or glass globe or shade and pei
leCily free. fIom smoke oFodQr.z igs H4g rs
fheOihons of he scientific i7y he from The
That AtGTe Annual FaiRof the MEXICAN Institute, IN Sl,9
SlI,Vt AiE was to and nj:
pio1ll TO the 4n1ts rand At the was nrOF0utc
cd lISE LHTeyer eEht TO Inst
Tle above OEaales YEhpeS9e 800 II q f5i
Dun f434Is sCoJ
seS Monroe 81. the oicee q
sf54SJ 81 HEs-Ash yeaFa tgnrlS
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M n COWnEM

DAEUERR REOTXPISY,
,oar,v So Monroe street. 6ei,re.u Tie Nes5 Hoie end NE
5.H ~ Cont House.
ikecss takcniu any required shade, and Coorr 10
tcrcscu the wing complexion by new style o cOIhs
to never fade Pictures all sizes, heil in
slc and in Dus, put mp in plain ard fancy caarsai TIC
Ioyes rc ikencSScs of child 'cn accurately ll.n
DAGU1 REOTYPA CALI, EsEt2,
"a a. q. Pa BITES DE e inyc.
attention to his Daguc can Eoon's, aln
u d. 7 ippara- us, nov the result Of yea s o.
iiI7sg SSti cvTe gicnce and close application 10 tie
ls.lJj Sh.efSP art. COMfdenr that lie now combines
in his establishment all Of the improve.
,cp. firI ,iuc a,d proper have oven valuable,
i, oI,so m nrpIucc Likcmessca combining al! tt'
and faction which has yet bocu attaiEcI BY the
Ia tite attrocyc aud cou,moIious style in which his
,pons q eh mp, he invites tho public 10 c" ana exam
mo m ts.el.cs Ills Cabinet O specimens arc always
fkCmcssc taken IN all kinds Of weather si;g!y o. u!
,: $50, Ipst norton kcncsses taken at Shot th"bcc
usA wei. selected stock ofmalc IasChclca's, plates
cases. loo krts &C.. always on hlnd and Tor :; :C
asoouEa, O. :SCj EsonE0C ST.. near the Poat once
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDRL,.
Nof5a. IEnfm street,

WEEELlNGNA.
rs nov receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RIGS
| MATS AND MtTTING. Also, Table and E'o9 ,1,, ore
t'Iobs ofull widths aud kecs cOnstiyty on hand nf
ssoI tnIcnt oI Furuatu cvcy IGscriliion GU ann
Mahogany Framed Looking Gis GS Gl.Ss rl'cs, NSI,an
NaLosalr Vanee,s, VHrnish Hnircl0th, Eured -
spring, Sacking LOTIONS. p aud Mahog7Hy Sia h,
cct ali o" which will sold at the lowest ices al
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So ing and Summer Glothln6'
lsEnaSEEN RICE. Merchant Tailor,

= STEPEEW- tLIGGr IsICITaLll Is1I10Il =
A NNoUNC Es 10 his old friends and ensom9' sHn .P
"a nSIiC renoralIy thai having commenced business
Lis ,, eStying at his new Store Room III the StlI,,
B0GS e Tate 81. q spendd ossormsni ne o. Goa a,;
~ eye color quality, and vRrIciy Fls a. n1 q, a9Gy l
CASs nj kpEg: SILK Satin. aud all kinds Of PES1! Nn@
&C. ccenlly selected by himself IN the n9S.Sfh c1oS
10 order at the IN 'lle 6sst
,ag,Ts. and ,isst style, HIS fancy EScpn Etlncnt
Sbirt OF every kind, Collars Cl1vats, llaild
Is chic, Gloves, Unde shirts, nrRwc s,
Syeiy article kept in Gentlemens general '4TlsilS
outllroom .SPl2IGGf HOUSE, W4ter stree
nnrlS-
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ADAMS & CO.'S
T1X pr E6S NOTICE.

rz;,,jt 5siir.eu lVteeling Baltimore, Phtiadel.
''''' - 5l@c Ne,r YOrk, 10 AID the East .,o
'TNiIl ,,!bc 'cstectlully IN orulrd tlial we l2Nc
SSniIy Express on.
Frnm Baltimore Wheel ns VIA Baltimore an ana q GsT [US'
:sor, x I'M all y" Cities and dra Town G ~ u,
nv Ills route all descriptions ofliSht aud va'uo.
be Gnois tak BUS specie lewelFy' "e' al
IN speed, a Of carsgl Hcs:cmsGi @ s 81, WHEEL.
NC ,I.y, at s o'c OcE, A. NJ. tcavo BAhfIAi> ih
Mcci. ,t. and Others arc respect liy solicited 10 orde
her ''oH"s "a Q 8 = S'N'''' y ADAMS & co.
oEFIt, E-liarict Street, AIcLmrc House; -,
" - n PiGMAN, Agent.
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New IIC.sIc Store.
sign OF tac eSrccImu 'ETTGOEum, TO' iR9:'
IEniM .SapCCt.

j. FICKlESON woull rcsl,rc :Gtliy rm
llut.rrc 10 the citizens o: Wheeling AID VI
=, 4 cnity, that he has just opencd nes aGh
y elegant establishment o. tic sale 0i l0!iIis''
tui:nrs yolinccilos Eagocts, Flutes, Fl es Accc-Ic
ius, Barjos, and TanboIines. Brass instruments TIC
liz dud best make.
on books los all kinds of Inst umcnisi and "r
singing
songs Duets, etc, the ycfy hest ons1n and
1li.al yi9Iiii and GuiiaF StEings
sc c'*3, Eioln Fn,gcr and Tail soafds
i.CIw8 Vinlnrei!o and violin. 80,
y fZlc er'a furniture Polish, rcnOvsting varishcd
EttI Ia e. sci as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam ons o "iiy
'cc options OF FurmtJre -.
I or sale by the Agent Kleber, Pitshprg Panos
q tic first and hest i'll Inc United HiaioS Svh
4. Nufns atl Ga ks -aR,l and squa Pianos J. r. Duh
n.;u'. Et7lcit ard Aicia celeb ated Ros6n Pianos y C.
AGENT the make Cltlla di and NeedhpAi's raicG
anut=0ns
deons, aud MI Kind of cpntr'd
tie lowest prices. u.
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BIG r D BOOT.

WYE arc now ccclvingronI Eastern Manufacturing
w establishments, tho a'gestunI hest manuIfC
iFcl asso s,ncn of}oois and Shoes TOR Sr & Summer
,vca , eve cd III Other nlurkct They lave
tj0ns and II c incncd exp essIy fOr rctailg 'IoouI
cgtac rusOne. aud all others who may yo! US WIN
all we callo onc All unusually go variety OF lfoots and
shoes hCh equal IN quality OF rnne '1a u"
workmanship to ihusc MaIlilCtu cd i'll til or any part
liz Tinted states Our witt rou'd to consist, il
IA l. OF the following scasonahlc goods:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-22
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At THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND, f
Sign of Tie BLrcA AEa,airoiA Boot, South End Of
Market SguGre, III
REnow crentgs unusually I9rgr stock Of Fan aS
"A Winter EGos, hoes, Hats and Taps. sc'cr'c1 WIFI
rcat care ard ed ths yery best VOL: hop
Philadelphia AMI New England, expressly for our W hole
sale and Retail ale To IegIa custom er, ard a.
Others who may ravOr with call oGc you GOOD
which sntce eGulliU quality OF material and WORK
nIislin tilOse manufactured in this any part Of the
UIifCd States TODD * DEEOL E.
WlilrIng, Sen 2i. 1852. --.-... -. ----L-.