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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
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a III those arc esiTous preserving the menory
A oflthemselyHs and and fridud can do elec1
Iualy, by calling without delay pagleIS7
reolye Rooms, the corEe OF streets,
sand nrdetfe EoT those life Ike Pic
lures which cannot be Ohtained, the same o'
sFF F0lVt " ~ L. 'TARRELL, Dagger feotyIilst
Corner OF inand BfadlC streets, Z; stfsf
is,a -. = - - NJ I Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

i3sOa1Wins Rice, {hiczib a a,iGt
TER, GLAZIRRs PAPER ,HANGtsR b, iecc,s
avs ij.i M. IlllaiIl Street, q eIisa g,na d
apI9-lyl s.l33 alIyHEELlNG. ~ d --4..-,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
'WHEELING..' r.
BTSIl lsSS. q ARDS.
dams q, Co.'s Pa cka q Expire sss..

Adams q Cots Paekags u Expr sAs.
80 3 & s5El.. :, = ]. ]
e sl ss5s s,sesss sa s " ss
Nswark and e e q y ts Louisville fs q
We aEs now pIetaFed to forward with and
S3lsty, S9 sEssse; sIS I'd @ these ofts
and also tic points 6I ST
vile, MOrtstowH. Psiry'eSg' s si
sp rSi nissssrgS leave our once in ehaIge Of ~
care win receiye prompt and eieient attention;
( i,!aa5i 3 s5set9iig FisMsE. AEsat.,
s.EMTGR A,llsT n ASSAGE5 g "a
Foreign Exchange and Express Agency
mA5a8 Aa4s Ss GaS fSafa SS a sqbsG 2FFssG
1.ars.n nd the company to enjoy TO theft OWN use
IL i,,,sveatsl the proits aud emoluments oil tne
fol III munitions Of war and troops 70 ue
5nsnortetlat rates,tos be determined by Inc o9l-
hnt States Government, Gougressto nave tns lls.
reduce atany time the tolls ana lates ~ l9L l
A rs and freight but always to allnW len PEI cent
Enftlnn 4 iht aciual iHvesunent1of the cOmRphyi
pa6ngfess 10 have the right alsoto take SAD Log
pa Wing The company the amoun e4 pehvVe5sl ttsl
btn per cent Interest,". bia ,ladf "a 22i y q
wfAIf. SliJrl intfOduce1l ior Improvement OF
81 mouth of the Mississippi; n!so bills lot sstao-
< AhIiT5 7, NAVY Yaitl near New Orle Tn.
was Zee eIysd from, the House ans
buncirig the death Hon .. CamPbeil' Ct fe17
sss.le5 sNIr Jones ptotounced an SSltuaty aui
less and the psn were adople w!lel
% Srhs Senate Adjourned! 49, Q L.e g ~.
{, No! SO AND sSTSf4TEE ST:,s,'
j. CowGILL. =: n q e"N'.Ne' ~
Forwarding and
IN Err q CEA.IlASl,ll 81
u AND 10 isIf 81. rsfaii asenl
General Produce Dealers, e E a. q. :.
n No SO WATER STREET, WHEELING, Va. .p1I
1fHaVing ample room for storsgss S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

,15iam Strob g. Bloch; ana Seeaesat
SEhoIessI Ies iH6ea Isra Iiiqu oFesss
No IN sts Ing klsg' as 81 t's E
bpatz,y 1alw riE 3 FL & q sLi6a q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

r ~ NICK EREL, HRRfL LitsI md con rs II
3 edh are
abdys fieiss from The Islatt tese s.
liFiS fsnf arc tthe loSteet
pr5eTH Is5pec q II
] I'LL o. ScttA a. BAIT y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
TSTRAM MARBLE w ORKS,

3 ISYEiAM aHII4EtblIEi3E w UIt1AO3s 2 =
ss 4 fiJpq ts5a66 MARKET ST, w HBEIINC5HA:
TTIH SUBSCRlRER having made extensive arrange
mcuts in the East for tho supply OF Marble an9 con-
theattenton aud the public IN gen
EgytiSn sienna American other Marbles Of tho finest
Qualities which can be sold lower than any other
meht in the west. ,ft fst ss..ir gtsf,55 si45,
stock barore purchasing elscwheres4H -, T.,
would invite tho attention Of purchasers to examine nus
ana other carved work. ZEN
work in every varey being enabled by his superior ac
tiles supply this at prices theh
any other establishmeHti1 i'll the country
MICHAEL J. ROHAN, srt ,,fe
tei' 5i'-sH sA'" Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
fAlso Caleitei PlSstef, hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Models, and MARIETTA Grind stonesf
II the lowest trade prices. E.i % aanl ly9 3
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4 fI.a l9TABB, sHIPIBY ECO ,97H;aHi
FL ONE nm d @ nslIye = al p 3lEotl tlp c o. -
tCONIlGISS ON, n NJ ElR CHANTS, +.
q 81 Light Street, Baltimore.

II Ysig = sEREFERENEESSi1 81 adith s0tiiq =
10 G Jamison, Esq, Cashier Bank OF Baltimore. .,i,
ID Spf1gg Rsqy Cashier 81 ef6hantss Bank p ~
Ttueman Cross, Esq, Cashier Com. & Farmers' Bank
BIecsrs Grcenway d Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

= VIM. RIaFlf3. 2 81 q n Riss "a
4 dlsFf z Y q a isl7 = n - I
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

D. w n believes that an experience Of many Isare IN
tbs buauess viii him te give
n honor him with q call.
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w 7 HEE .iE.l IIlIs { INC. e s556s. s s5sa.
'sEP1EING q 90f 1856 s. 2 = Z 2 q

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4 ii 4s2Hi hiptl25 at-4i3Elss ir tattlq MI u tt7
geal lis NAM - IT, SEEBN. tas9ssi il
/ lWHOIES ALE ID EiAIsEsRs IN a9aa
E0Eetgn q poI,iestic tIDry65oeds itf 4si
]. III Main 81, West side, betipeen G6Sfoe ana
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e 2 tE4ut4s aaJ n.
bas ase5 5ssz q

GTctEs coFFER NILS, ALL KINDS or VAST ENiNus;
HINGES ASf bf6 LEaBLE. ca sTissss ~
80 SYheeIfng, VI. =, +. 80 -.
wANTEIJTh al price will paid In cash, fort
scFans ofTought and cast IRON brass tle
Wheeling Novelty Works, Centre Wheel .zs.. ,T
mRr25=smd -, ST TE PHENs' y I,t9 ,ltA9 q Co. Co. \
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Ba8TERN Va D e q 7Il5, q l.E!ly! s.
= .FIosllin5s !. 57HIefs ksll g, 90.


STAPLE AND FANCY DRY sG00DS,tl ,tlasHI
II V4s new Iron RuildIns 2i5 Idfhet
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49,. go NaM
nf[dIItfrIfl 81

s. sIis ssf IL ef9lssb s,i . gttf .hsisFis9ae gal
- a,sfi asg9ts gas ssAa i1 = .e..i..1.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

~ aslfBYAfJSs g. BROTHER. ilria / {.
gdi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5ii g
N5rtR md or EfseE Bridge, 1idfh Street, s's'i
81 a5fJS uVVHBRLIHG,fi ,fiVAs o. iii5t ~ Il
ENonnmentss Tombs and rave ffstonesf al their
yaretfes Furnished to order. ar stfsi5 ,fsf Rp2l
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NIR .HlilLlIl "a IST &FCO.lI

"A JAMEO % IllIL = A5slfi 5IIl IN q
WHOLESALE AND RE9AElE ID r. g ClS1t
81 Ne, 4 5, corner Bgafll Slts q 3,lsES e eis
duE16;1yd - 9 e 20 S4.44a2s
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- gslstl{o j. w. 7Robb, A1ai i2ilg s5t q
Ci, ,.tr lLamnEactu ana DelIsraini EuEnili
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SnrfYlp and Summer Cl Nothing,
sTHPHHJ RICE, FsFciiant x "a ailoE !,

4 n gifssia4 gS5ifitai sifi iSViiesiiRI Va.a
rIfWfliEtrerrom aftentort lI9ln
lisir long In the omEissiOp and
g 9fF fq1 a iS as
y fl IodasiIe Journal eopyamls
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25

Died. at Antigonus, Nova Scotia, on the 9Th
OF May, at the age of los years, Jane, relict of
the late Nathan Pusche, who was Trumpet Ma
Jor on the Staff of Gen. Washington. The de-
ceased was the first white woman who came to
that part of the county of Sydney, having set
tied there in 1874. Her descendants number
IA being 10 children, 20 grand children, and
81 great grand children.
Lewis Cass, Jr.. our Charge at Rome. was a
passenger in the steamship Pacific. He returns
to his post in September. Mr.. Raymond. editor
OF the n. Y. Times, also returned from Europe
in the Pacific.
BIG CALr.-Mr. j. C. Way. of lie Roy, Lake
one OF his cows produced calf on the sth.
weighing ITO pounds, when Is hours old. He
says the calf is bright red, and appears
healthy it iswell prOportioned, showing points
ike iattened OH 1t is a mammoth speci-
Herald
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25
Temperance COnveniiOn-Fourth of July.

1t will be remembered that at the late Ami
versary of the Territorial Temperance Society,
it was resolved to hold Mass Convention at
St Paul, on the Fourth Of July next.
The day will probably be warmth may be
rany-but if the reader of this circular is con-
scious of the interests at stake, he will be as
sure to be there as the signcrs of the immortal
Declaration were in their appointed seats, on
the morning of the Fourth" in l776.
Partisans will misreprcscnt you if You at
tend they will call you "men of one idea,"
yea .Haine-iacs,'' and perhaps they will say
that you are led by those who wish to divide
existing political parties.
But this you know is not contemplated by
any Temperance man, unless the friends of in
temperance force political parties by their nom
nations, into position of opposition to our
principles.
Repeatedly we have shown, by printed petit
tiOns and by votes, that the friends of Prohib-
tory Liquor Law form an overwhelming ma
jority of all the taxpayers in Minnesota ; and
it is proposed to call Convention to show. in a
respectful manner. that Wings and Demo-
Gratis we have rights, and knowing. dare main
tain
Come then, without distinction of party
come. as Independent citizens come, both men
and women, with free and earnest souls to
the Court House, st. Paul. on Monday July
4th. at 10 o'clock, where, after the reading of.
the Declaration of Independence. We will con-
deliver us from worse tyrant than all the
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25

how little hold mere party watchwords have up
on the people. Party, at the present time, is
little more than fiction. The people are Goa
lescing into one great party to sustain the Uni
on, and defend and extend its interests Their
allegiance is to principles and measures, not to
party leaders They are moving onward, and
they wish the Government to lead, not reluc-
family follow ; and if the present Administra-
tion prove unwilling or unfit to lead and direct
they will sweep it away and make anOther-in
the hope of better-choice.
This is only specimen of many more from
other Democratic sources taking the same view
of the subject We select this because it is writ
ten in good style, and is devoid of the oppro-
brious epithets heaped upon the President by
some Of the more fiery and furious writers of
his party. OF the latter class must have been
the ardent patriot alluded to in the following
extract from New York paper. 1t appears
the New York Custom House than crumbs
Hence the scene narrated below:
IAN impatient applicant for an Inspectorshp,
becoming rampant at the Inspectors delay,
called at the Custom House yesterday and de-
manded to see Judge Bronson. He was pointed
to a notice informing the public that the Col
lcctor could not then be interrupted. whereat
he swore an oath or two and passed into the
forbidden sanctum. cFools rush in where an
gels fear to tread.) He at once demanded of
the Collector an appointment of his brother.
remarking with sort of b'hoyish emphasis
that he had done too much for the party to be
put off any longer whereupon the Collector
rose very coOlly. handed him his papers of APP
plication, and at the same time pointed to the
door with great decision and dignity. The in
truder made his exit pouring out broadside
of expletves that made the marble halls shud-
der with horror"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25
Lecture of Father GavazZi at Quebec-Great
in the church-several persons badly in

jured.
QUEBEC, June 8.
Father GavazZi delivered his second lecture
last evening, at the Free Church. In the course
of his remarks happening to say that the In
QUESTION was extended to Ireland by the aid of
Ribbonism, a man in the body of the church ex-
claimed " that's lie.' This appeared to be
the signal for a large party of rOwdies, who
were gathered outside of the church. A shower
of stones first came rafting through the win
dOws and then a party of rOwdies, armed with
sticks and stones rushed into the church, and
attacked him in the pulpit. The lecturer de-
Tended himself with great GOODNESS and courage
knocking down several of his assailants with q
chair, and when deprived of that, with the pull
pit bench which he tore up for the purpose.
lie was at length drawn from the pulpit by one
of his assailants, who got hold of one of his legs,
and pitched him over further struggle en-
sued on the floor underneath, when the lecturer
was finally rescued by his friends.
Father GavaZzi's secretary was also badly
beaten, and will probably die of his wounds
Several gentlemen and ladies were also badly
injured.
A party Ofsoldiers were detached and, on ar
irving, queled the disturbance. The mob then
went to the Parliament House, and called for
Mr.. Brown one of its members, editor of the
Toronto Globe, and threatened him with their
vengeance for his obnoxious proceedings against
the Catholics. They then proceeded to the
Lower Town.
\ later dispatch gays the Secretary will pro-
badly recover.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25
Sr.ANrHoNY ITEMs.-The last Express furnish


es the following:
CHANGE IN THE FAILs.-Importapt changes
have taken place in the Falls of st. Anthony
during the past two years. An immense mass
of rock about the centre was broken off the last
winter and fell several feet making a sort of
rapids, rather than actual falls in that part of
the cataract. The theory, that in course of
time the Falls of st. Anthony will so wear away
as to become only rapids, seems highly proba-
BILE from what is now taking place from day to
day. ::
MARROW EsCAPE-The house of the Rev. Mr..
Chamberlain was struck with lightning on the
morning of the 18th inst. The shock was Sc
verely felt by Mr. Chamberlain and his lady
Mrs. Chamberlain was sitting on trunk, with
iron bands, and received a part of the electric
fluid on her left leg taking off piece of the
skin of the size of a shilling. One of the hands
of Mr.. Chamberlain was so paralyzed by the
shock, that he was unable to use it for some
hours. The house Of G.. W. Prescott, Esq, about
SIX or eight rods distant was also struck the
same morning, and person Frustrated by the
shock. We understand that there is conduct
or, or lightning-rOd attached to his house, which
it seems, proved no protection. Probably one
half of the lightning-rods erected are u positive
injury, rather than benefit
Some individual or individuals in this place
or st. Paul, have recently put in circulation
large amount of "Shin-plaster," western Wild
cat paper. Let our citizens keep sharp look
out for these swindlers. We shall be heavy suf-
ferers sooner or later by this bogus money
These worthless banks are anxious to find agents
to dispose of their money. Any man who will
consent to act as an agent for the loan of these
worthless bills, at any rate of interest, should
be hooted out of community as public nuis-
ance. We have our eye on two or three indi-
n1y in, tory l,n hay
reason to think, are engaged in this nefarious
business
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

\ ,hNs \ luNtHs INV cioAN sra rtAwh
NNN v~-t.'ss Asr'rrtW .i,.' ~ ~''r's ~ 80
NJ. hfs r,.N NJ y, h-a-~-s. -rr@'. nA'-',.-'
fI,a ,Ae iAnta W. have i've, rrcnei several cases
.t,..A N.~os reA ts,es~-e W which Nest yr~' ere
~. s,-,'t- A Ws'~'s, ,s-re- ~ ae.~. ga ed tss
=. .,,k, ,-sSl, ~. ~-'Av' To- drfvn pAch White
~ ,vs.,.I Nd Vs~,,. "a t-b NINA ttNth ies-~
hr--, NJ N, ts,-~N - tr'vv,a ,~~si .ra sr'-s -'s
nktNfS -.tlsM sni an,h sulcs Htrsms aud Msa
a.. h ,,es. ,.,lt,, 'rrnt~, rAh''rs rrs rereh ~
~, ~ NtSNitn ~, Ne - --a "a n'~-av-s
nEtNtS --s,eews aud Madaers, new snies, re"e'sed
u e,',r ,ke wrsAs arsl, 80 ~. ~
kfnMi,n v~ M. ~ s-a ~ n,-.s~.,
N'NtrtEoVk s,tikrtNGa - rheWhi,erch MILL
w .Nr~,fre SfieeA h-rA~d ,',-., .sn w.er
e. t,.rs re,,,e~ -.s S~s-hsy Foe
.st~k NfRNfin ~ No ~ sna " "'s'@dw"vs
Wn THAN iEANs 100 csscs hlesehed Wsltham
w iss~. ssosls AVID Acrhls iviiee Co. ssle ;, ..
NFsNtru o., No. a. .wa " ptess~N
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paints, 9lass, &c.

ELLSWORTH g. Co., No. l0i Murray-st., offer for
~ ihs manustufrTs cah usual credit p.o"s
q OILS aud FAtNs and respectfully invite the
hfffhahts The follow articles
ftstn Oii Winner hssobsa aud nbsehi. Sperm Candies
etsn on Wil4 hrarhfi sni liable ehed Alanantinr DO
WLss or Winter nss,iisd snd Inbsashsd. Vas Candles
Jfh,ff on. Liftshsi anl inbisashed
fsts seed O in aasa End iars rlned f burning and ~
shitsfs
ftiaDU Winter risafi,I slh tisffad
fsss,r Di t.fiish cod Aa.sfssh D. essis snd bafss
fa.I sifs.s fi 40 t.is ~ u,ss Llnafy on
Tafas.s . % .f,itss f' raiaAt rsini 81 ni' fers
Willie Lea fias T@iu Miniaw i.iass
fs..ist ..a .ii ti.is ~ rss's D. sol n'a-"A " pi
wv pAiN1 1ha undersigned. agents "f tho sels
~ - WIss t.s1 .ssa.faasssI w. 'hs rs-ssr-"s
.ilrt s.tti-e aHa.- 60 sis
.sa i,4t ts..-t.. - shs H. sria-
80 s zoe, t+s 81 Asa --v-f-.f-s --a %. -'as' s--
iff.4 a~stt .i-tsr -3iA 49, 81 - f...ir-
tt.. g.. -t ,-i i-rs44 f-- -' -t.-'-'-s 80 a.
=, - 80 49, -li.L .~iii ts 0-i q "a @
&C., 49, 80 --ii--- ~ta---- f.i-s- r-i
..--+ ID. o. ..44i Nf...i i.-ti-~
fsHfa irnis f- A. - vase
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G,lcihinp

NtOTutNU CLOTHING CLOTHING =
,nNw.N Ne iea Ns.ssa.t. has aceA Of fsh
eva crs wholesale snA retail The price. aud styles
sefs ec~,reuoa EsssenNef CONWAY, No i~Na-snst
Az, NswNc,A
NttN~ and NONS ClorHlNG--A Wholesale and
Nt trta chc.ret than The host place Meme aud
rss. ,lcsh@s i,Nd, made .aae order sI WANDER
pll NJ 81 fNiion Gold u Also
y~snt q MinsAins cs,ss and lads Ruhhet Clothing.
INANpfRnilr. No n Fslton ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12
Gcpartn

NOTICE--We have this day admitted JOHN MAY
IN ELL rm he having purchssed the Interest
Of THAnDFuS FIRTH who has withdrawn from the eoncern
The bssue will be continued heretofore under me sane
Ociobr lst 1853 FIRTH fONp 70.
r1NIIE FIRM Of BUNNELL * PRICE, Booksellers
ard rullhhsr, this day dissolved by mutual consent d
PRICE No b0 Fuont fully authorized 10 settle an ca
due from the firm Of Bunnell Price Daed Nov
H. 1888 J. N. BUNSELL.
HENRY B. PRICE
rINHE SUBSCRIBER, having formed cOpartnership
i with JAMES NJ BALDWIN Esl- hs resumed tbs practice
of II 10 rrof sion.
He viii conene himself principally to Office business eInsioa
Of lss OF and the settle
mentof eascs collecting, kc-Dated Oct y 1853
PHILO I RUG0LES. Counsellor At Lev,
No 20 Sasssust, Nev-fork City
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b.. 80

lHAEN,,' s.7 y, /,
,,t ps,svAtstW IA HNQtsNs.' tNSrrCy-gG.
fAass , e,i,i,es7 S1 N (
SitS YpNs ANt1t : aas ~ tp&9se No
eAs q 8.''es ~
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A1iliirsrp. &f.

flEs, gfEsT PREMIUM MILLINERY, 1853.
y CtIsts w WiLt1AH sfNhDps rsssffgiJ :"
s.sss ptfsns fAss her st@~ hhrn
ett sss ssf1 @as ~ lssf's 90 's s-s'' ..i " r.i
y ,.ss, Nlaasfy f,1s b. fnA .. ts
Sstes MS M siN0Ovs a., - Es>.1vsy Hsv Ts't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

fcr freight paDuge Apply 70
TDW'D X. COLLINS a Go, No. 70 Wal'sfs n
Known sIfIPtEY co. Liverpool
IoIiN NlinROr 4 90 Rue Sorte nsmo dss Victories
PARA Gko II, DRAPER iiavro.
1he owners sps will not Do accountable TO- GOLD sse
bullion .poclo oweity rfreaas wolAa unless hA ~
dns are Fa thrse AID The value ths~of hepsn esRic-Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-12

sale al much less thsD the usual prices
Of gold Chains pure gold Wedding Rno gold Keys and
Seals gold Pens and Penc gold and silver Thimbes Bracelets
Locke Earrings gold and silver Specaess
sold Toobpioks Charms, Chstesn Chains he.
sILyEEWAkE
Sterling Silver Spoons CUPS Forks Pie Knives Napkin Rin
Fruit knives Wedding Gale Knives &c.
Watches and yewery exchanged All Watches wsHsntee
keep good time OF the money returned
kinds Of Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired The best
much s than the usual prices BY superior WORK.
m,n and warranted
Watches mail express all psrn Of the United stss
rec of charge
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Gutlerp an0 Gar0ware.

CTOVES! Stoves! STOVESi!i-The cheapest
~ the city with the largest Call and
the Number $50 shsv door above 9hst
P. WHITE. Jr.
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Professional Notice.

4 MfRivAN sm FOREIGN PATENT oFFlUn
~ uprAf hnrAis i-arf shs -.- -vs NJ r"s N.s We.
r~.h .-arr-i '-,rs,s rrrsr- hs.. her- sN~h-s
~. ,,s., n-- hr,r,si Profession ~ y! r"-' c-s
tr i ertr--i. L--sai-sif ir-r-d prhfe NE r'Ffs' NJ
sAi. ts t-'s~ e~,rsa urr".'ers esp h r"s'-'
strsrr -h.r r-,i- sve- ~ r''-~ '" rs
ssss fh- r,.s, .,'.-a hsse ~f.r sH.e" f"""F
81 The --rh ~ hsss ys'lres
W AN,t pttuiiM s.a tioiiArb r.'s"s so "."'sa no
a,r hNs.- .-rdi-s - The arnssd 90 e''.r
alniA sr.r Desirable e-s"'y f"' r.'s"' property 's'"'"
i-v. sis'ss -'~aHsa -, ---,.-,- 4.
ar-e A,-e.. h.,. bee. .-ths. !. hs r'',er.l ssrn.
re'-re H. alice, With THE oMes h"nf
.a.r.s.. sss ;. .acasd,e r.'s.s.. ss eh,..
nrseifess sed ehss ief- Has
hate s"s"ass fel Iss"s.''e. - ,hsss ,,Yes,'
t-iosa Y TIhhroN ~" VAN
nR KENNEDY. No Ai6 broadway, makes rapid
ty.ra rsr..., fsep, late imgossmas and aseo.sr
~, In hh he enabled 10 treat female diseases ~ sna
s.eesiy thsa h~. 81 hs profession sno con
srs thsasss general practice Ohes hour nom f'osr :"
NOTiCE.-Dr X BELDEN has resumed hi. pro-
~ eon In THE y al No Oren JonesS n'ins sps,s
tuns and bsees OF fensos
oaee horrs rom in sP NJ
WI LIAM T., IVES, Attorney and Counsellor and
w Solicitor IN Chsncery Osweso Kendall County iinon w
attend rrnEy TO the collection Of Csnh o. Hs
ilpois R.fer Hon m1t..oa Hon p S.on III
G. Hayden Hon J. w Fowler Ne~-forf Dr l. johns
ton, New Haven, Ohio.
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Jnsuranre Gompauifs.

DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAHI.-
ID Clinton Hall Beeknsn and Nassaas New Vera
CAPITAL s0ooo Thh Company Iusure against Les and Dam
BY Fire the most favorable tems-Budns hehsndre
10 and their and against The
Rt Inland Navigation. Orders BY In VIII 10
nrnIn Attended
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COTTON DIhPihe an JDWEiJBr* sbes,s
" Ea - Ia gefsf f.sss 1.fos re H.s-tt ~
~ Ffssff1 ~. 30 a .ssI ftveA,
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matrbes, 1emelrp, &r.

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS and
" JEWELRY-GEORGE C. ALLEN, Importer, No. ii Wall
st, near Broadway second floor.
JuReEFsEr vArcHES
Warranted perfect time $50 10 &fS
COOPER WATCHES,
DppleI und Levers, FROM 5l25 70 eHs
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And quarter second Watches for timing horses to szs
CHRosoHETERs
Splendid Chonomeiers perfect .Sl $50
Which eight days with winding $40 70 slc
ENAMEL wAToHEs
ladies' hunting SIS 70 elW
lsdes magic e5 to $40
WATCHES
6l0o 20 fl1S
WATCHES
And turn the hsnds without key 20 el~
WATCHES AT VERY Low FEIcEs
Fine sod Lepine Ws-bes four holes eweled
Fine gold Detached Levers .......'....
Watches
Gold English Patent Leven %
Gold English Patent Lever hunting
Silver Patent Levers a. low
Silver Detached Leven as low as
I.
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See nT = As S'es.eAss ~ kseas. ~ held tAe
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th ioA,@iag @Sfe tlo l0Sofi,ioss et9eisd
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