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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-15

LIT, I5UVHs, StHt.utLy, suFLClJ q O0ds ~
'hE subscriber thankful for the liberal pat onsps
l. ded to him, begs to request the attention or
TO his present large and ys soa
cellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Station, ana Nis
5ooks Wall and Window Papers, and variety IodI'siH k
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees go SUouss
wishing to purchase in quantities. every otter
be offered in prices and forms. Ne"eh vii
rates. ~ '"e highss
Aug. 21,-tf. 81 MonrorS S,:..
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In EsnIf Pipes Rochelle Brandy;
III go t do do do
~ do otard Cognac do
10t do do do do.
st do Pinct do do
1Ol do do do 10
d casks Cherry Wine;
do Mclairy do
10 10 Port do
do Port Juice;
3Pipes Holland Gin;
100 gallons Irish Risky;
20 barrels Old Monongahela Whisky;
20 do Rye do
20 do Rurbon do
200 do Jamaica Spirits;
200 do New England Rum;
300 do Cherry iiTandyj
100 do lavender do
200 do Ginger do
200 do Blackberry do
5casks White Wine;
3 do Claret;
do Rhenish Wire, 1916;
30 dozen Scotch Ale;
Corlials OF all kinds-;ust received and for sale by
dec16 BECKER, WELLER d FRANZHEIM
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

L. q. GOODMAN SEQ.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, FELTIH0, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
A MONG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER, the ln gest assortment in
the West, oTevery description.
Printing Paper, all sizes Eng & Amer Tissue PAPER
Cord. Medium & D'blc. Med. BlGttng a.
Ass'd. '' b" FiIterng az
Envelope. Druggist Z"
Plate and Lithorraph. Marble
Manila genuine. Glazed and Gilt :"
Hardware Paper. Cloth "
Ham 80 Card
Match BOX 81 Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea Z" unprcPorcd
Shoe :. Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
Dry Goods I" Tobacco sc Z" 80
Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c.
ISOA DIS.
Perforated Binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for Lighthodys SUPERIOR PRINTING INK
EooK, AND COLoREp INK, &c.
Cards, and Cnrd boards.
EXTRA PEARL FACED CARDS.
ExTRA PEorLE's 90
PRINTERS 90
SATIN SURFACED CARD BoARDS.
IVORY Z"
PRISTERs' e"
SATIN ESAMELED !"
PEARL SURFACED CoLoRED CARD BOARDS.
The above Cards and Card boards, manufactured
pressy for ourselves and ola most beautiful surface and
finish; they do not peel in working and Afforded at
lower rate than Cards heretofore offered in this
kct, and as low they be purchased in the East
10 Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards. are
pecfuly invited to examine stock All goods
received direct from manufacturers which enables to
sell low not lower than other house i'll thcWest
Hs> Paper made to order.
Aug2ItE.
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g. SECOND STOCn OF
Spring. and Sumner Dry Goods.

OpI1uB anu OuulIu6T DTy 1OOuS.
TIElSKELL& Co., will open, this morning. their
l. ond stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
has been selected by of tie firm in the New York
market from the latest imporutions. Their stock Of
dress goods mantes, slaws enbroieries bUniets ami
ribbons, will be much the largest in the CITY, Purchasers
will find the stock varied than ever and they would
most respectfully extend invitation TO all to call and ex
anime for themselves ape
% ECElVED, and in store, Main and Sd Streets
IL large ard selected stoch OF Drugs and Medi-
cnes, etc Also. Wines Brandtes. Gin, etc. warranted
pure; foreign wines all kinds, German and French
wines warranted the pure juice the for
and family use; for sale at my Drug store No 8! Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RI HID. BLUM
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REMOVAL.

II & D. BAYHN have removed 10 their re,v aud -
manufacture and keep OH hand, 'nSy
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
And keep for sac Japan Ware and Houeholj Fuyri,hi
Hardware. SO the latest styles OF Cooking Stove sof
which they will sell W hoesae and Retail at the tIc G ~,
market prices Their old customers the public 70, e.
ally are invited to call and examine their stock E;rtx
dor. Tf.S,S HOt-
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.
T has now become settled fact acknowledged by tho
best Physicians oFour city, that in the oua
letter. and many other diseases, BRESIllNGERs FLUID
EXTRACT or SARsAPAR1LLA AND DASDELIoN is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks
uscdi and although we have never taken the pains
ing published through the appointing agents
for the sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont, New York, Ohio Kentucky other
states by persons, who by have heard
orits wonderful curative powers The following
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used it
very serious disease:-
DEAR DoCToR:
The two bottles of medcire got from you
whenIn Wheeling, have nearly cured me please
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t is prescribed by nearly Physicians OF our
CITY, not qWack medicine for have made them &C.
quaiicd with the component parts and say
such have not the opportunity of making ii known
to- that is entirely free fom all minerals, and is in
the least Incompatible with any of the preparations oIo
due, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
To be had at Paxton Lakes, and F. YahrnG soil
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling
July
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE.
THE business of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
Il Manufacturing in all its Varieties continued
by the undersigned, at the stand, Union street,
VIM Clark having withdrawn.
continuance of the patronage heretofore extended TO the
establishment, is respectfully solicited.
nov15-1ydc CAYWoOD d. CoNKLIN.
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Planished Tin Wa

Planished Tin Ware.
lust Opened, assortment ofsplendd Planished Ware
consisting coffee and Tea Urns, chatting Dishes Oys.
Ter Stcwers Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers TcapOts Egg
coolers stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-'a
beautiful arcle.' We respectfully solicit
the public varied beautiful assortment OF House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe ST. near the Post Office,
novIO Wheeling, Va
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WALL PAPER.
THE Subscriber has hand good supply of Wall Pa
i per and Borders which lie will sell reduced Prices
augestr No 49, Main at
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MISCELLANEOUS

'H00 BBLS. MoLASSES;
COO 300 bags Rio Coffee,
.rr go pockets Laguyra coffee;
so Old Java
~ 4-,, 60 boxes cavendish tobacco:
81 kegs 6tw.
10 bbs. cut and dry
., so boxes Stewards N. Y. 'canlies.p
100 hhds. sugar;
30 bbls. Coverings refined suyar.
10 bids. Louisiana
90 hi. CHI. Y. H. G. P. and Inn ,eao
r.J 90 Catty boxes
80 tieTceS rre;
20 boxes white pipes;
81 Co!gaTe's fancy SOaps;
. Together with a full assortment OF Family C
including Spices, Fruits, Dye'stuTs Fish, ec e Sers
sale at wholesale, by ' e%' for
TALLANT a DELAPL,rx
mac No 80 Main
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Notice


w d. MoTTE has associated with him as p;rtrer
w his brother J. w. NJ oT1E, the partnership COM
mcncg ON the lh inst The style of the firm will be
w d. MOTTE& BROTHER. Tfeb15
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted TO w. d. Motto requested to
~ coll and Settle their accounts Immediately.
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NuIS Oils result oftwenty years. Investigation by
" French and is now. extensively. used In
in bald places. :.
This Oil ispartcularly recommended, as It wllrender
the Hair glossy, and piabie besides mangit about
two shades darker s.sl1 1fs $50
For sss 81 n nnisaas
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SECRET DISEASES.

And is only advertised preven the afflicted, rartieu
ary strangers from falling into The .Whited Sepulches"
and other abodes of Chareansm blazoned FOL til in the
public prints the only places where be OBJ
Cities is invested with this tribe strangers should be
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Merger or Spine and Muscle Eminent.
OF this remedial agent orbear to say anything th
~ speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns &C., is
extraordinary that were speak its real merits
really fear could scarce give credence
ltcan be had at
PAXTON & LAKES,
End of Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug 21-1yd. BRENTLlNGER &ARMSTRONG'S j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
The Metropolis Of the Union.

The growth Of large city is something
wonderful to contemplate. How it eats its way
through forest and marsh, spreads like raging
fire over mile after mile Of moor swallows IN
acres Of waste land at mouthful and seems to
acquire fresh strength and fresh voracity at
each accession Of size-how meanwhile as the
outskirts stretch wider and wider, the great
centres, which cannot expand, endeavor to CON-
pensate themselves for the privation by tower
ing 10 heaven. piling granite on marble ana
marble on granite, and replacing the modest
homes Of the last generation by noble edifces.
with rows Of stately columns arches and domes-
how the street which was cut through cur play
ground at school is now lined On either side
with rowe Of handsome residences-how the
buildings destroyed by fire last week, have
already reached first story in the architects
hands and a fortnight hence VIII be fully COM
pleted, fitted up with gas, water, and furnace
and ready for the reception Of new tenants
these are sights equally wonderful ard crafty
ing, substantial evidence Of the energy, the
perseverance,, and the power Of man. Take
New York as an example. People still live
VIM ctih iSSVAitN1 hhc Lnilirt Otty Wien III Wa
mere cluster Of houses round Nassau and Pearl
streets. Many man yet in the full vigor O.
life has shot snipe in the marsh through which
Canal street runs. Old ladies will tell Of the
splendid balls which used to be given ia their
youth, when John street and William street were
the centres Of fashion. But few months ago,
Union square was the extreme limit q civiliza-
ti0n. You will now find that your acquaintance
are rapidly moving above Fourteenth street:
churches down town. are being disposed OF
at splendid prices, TO make stores Of or for some
other profane purpose; the leading dyines are
migrating northward even the Mercantile Lii
brary Association talks Of removing it, renat
10 Astor place. Elegant and substantial houses
are being built in Fitty-hrst street; and lots IL
I2lst street are being sold for 81 100 ri needs
not prophet to foresee that New York viii
very shortly cover the whole island with a
population not exceeded by thai Of any other
city on the globe.
This might have been foretold, indeed, fifty
years ago, by shrewd observer. No city of
airy note in the civilized world combines SO
many advantages az New York. To the mer-
chant it offers safe port, open q. all seasons.
with unr,yalled accommodations Tor loading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The stesmship Franklin, Captain wotton, win leave
this port atroon 70 day. for Southampton aud Havre.
Subscriptions and advertisements Tor any edition q
places in Europe -
LyEaPooL--John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LoDos-Edward Sanford 4 Co., Cornhll
WIN. Thomas Co, No. 1a Catherine street.
PAR,s--Evingston, welIs Co., Rue de Ia Bourse.
b L. Revolt, No II Rue de % Banque
The European mails win close in this city at quarter
bssore eleven O clock this morning The WEEKLY HERALD
WI be publish Ell at half past nine o'clock
single COPPER In wrappers, sixpence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

RAyAGrS or THE YELLOW FEVER AT ST..
TDcNAs.--Tle Worccster transcript publishes a.
staten ent extracted from letter received In THAT
city liom Capt. Perkins, Of ship Palmyra, arrived
at Ntw Orleans from St. Thomas, confirming pre-.
yors accounts of the terrible ravages OF the yellow
ftvI ,hue. The Palmyra lost two more OF her men
by tie fever on the voyage 70 New Orleans, making
ten IN all since her first arrival at Sc. Thomas. The
Palm yra took the body Of the United States Consul
at s {. Thomas to New Orleans. lie died Of tho
fever, and his secretary was taken down with the
disorder On TIE passage, and narrowly escaped death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

Lied February II, 1859,
Aged 70 years and II months.

c { : : G . a Q
Sheriff 0rfer the corpse over for burial 70 the
SstorS OF Mercy, who causcd il TO be from tho
prison for iniermen.
amongst the per ems witnessing the excctssn we no
tced three of he Common leas Judges, Recorder rnoa
JUDGE a3er of Nova Scotia Justices stuart Rul Boyar
and many oher city officials. In conclusion, must
say that the her red the law AS Il intended
it should he done j. ole OF the most oery and wel
conducted executions ever witnessed.
An incident occarred in the prison YARD short time
previous 10 The execution II seems that snn.eei look.
ing young man, very Juvenile appearance hai obtain
cd adniitancc reporter for the Jopf, 81 CoMe
ard had taken NJ his position the fcaDoss Mr..
Deputy Sheriff Willett observing his youthful appearance
called him out and took him before Sheriff
roung man stated that he twenty years
and some odd months. The sheriff then Informed
him that he could rot permit hmto witness the hanging
as the Law strictly forbade the admittanee OF any person
under the age OF twenty years. The young man, it
appears at the sharfs Office the day before and
asf ed Tor permit The Sheriff then ask@4bm his are
BE then told he could not witness it. and the law
shown to him. prohibiting persons under tho ago Of
twenty years witnes ing execution Natwithsand
the prison yard defiance the instructions given by
the authorities
POLICEMAN SULLIVAN, AND cLA9x.
In reference 10 the statement made by Clark under
tire gaows touching the evidence OF Sullivan on the
trial Cark evidently ahorng under mi stake rs to
the testimony given by him. Dir. Sullivan never swore
strike Gillespie three times when the sidewalk. The
witness who TO those facts, complained OF BY
Clark, was Abram flumby. man who sitting on =
ftooI, near to the niray when the blows gwen We
state th-se facts In justice 10 Mr. Sullivan.
JURY or EXECUTION.
We whose names hereunto subscribed, certify that
present al the city prison. the 18th day Of
February 1885, when execution done the person
OF jo,eph Clark, who sentenced to be executed
the said eleventh day Of February. And further
certify, hat said execution in conformity the zen
tence OF The Court and tie provisions OF the In suo
ca. made and provilcd-Dated New York February II
1ea3. JOHN O,sSEi.. Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

TALK ON 'CHANGE-There is some talk in
Wall street of a tight money market The price
Of stocks. the crowds at our theatres and the
increasing rents. do not indicate it. We would
like to see the money market get tight fer q
week or two, or at any rate till the people had
secured their houses for another year. at rea-
sonable rent. What are those with large fami-
les, who get only ten shillings day. to do !
We don't know. and the landlords don't care.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Our Postal Arrangements with France.

IRON tic Washington Intes encer, Feb. II.
II will DC Observed, from of2cia! communication Of
tic ,os,mastcr General in another column that he has
~ nded for three months the order Of oath January
b, which the rates. of cottage letters to and from
france ny the different lines via England, equal
Lin H. requested such suspension We understand that
ts request has bten complied with the readily in
mrob negotiations in progress At Paris for
ostal Convention between France and the United
States End mini ter at london has recently been in
a,ruccd 10 the negotiations postal comm unca
ton With IL gland ced by Mr. lawrence hut not
yet tern mated
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Feb. 10. 1853
p accordance With The advice Of the Iresident Of the
United sta'c Gated 10 this depar mont through
IL. honorable The Sectesry OF State and given on the
Gal oct ton of tho French minister the order Of
.fh Jar, airy last cquslzrg the rates Of postage all
letters between tic United Suites and Trenco via Eng
land IL merely Suspended for tn months this date
{. u. HUBBARD Postmaster General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

TIE JOURNEY OF GENERAL PIERCE TO WASH
IxGros.-1n few days the President elect will
Re or his way to the White House. There are
3 variety Of strong reasons--hs recent Attic
ton, the health Of Mrs Pierce. &c.-why he
should be permitted to pass along quietly and
without display. VIII the people let him do
Sol Most ascuredly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

GRAEAk's AMERICAN MONTHLY NAaAaSs--The high rank
taken by American magazines has been generally
fno~ledged and 10 this reputation seems to he
the determination Of magazine conductors In thu
class Of literature, Graham stands out conspcuously
The number for March IS peculiarly interesting for not
only are the articles mi ceaneous and able but one in
particular styled The British Slave sy ,,em IA an IN
answerable argument against the Stafford House phan
thropsts, and therefore deserving Of attention Lkc
ourselves the writer thinks there emo g Of mser, In
Great Britain TO engage oil the benevoense tha. tho q
ladies' capable Of extending without seeking for Oh
scts of charity in America With the Duchess of sut,er
lard he deals most numerically. lie enters into the dc
l If her remors.less acts towards her own tonantry
and passing from that subject he gives notice II
the slavery in Hindostan and suggests TO the
English ladies. Mrs. Tyler'e reply. however, in our
opinion renders any such aupeorogatory Bot the Ame
rican ladies viii be the best judges in that matter for to
them the appeal Is made and doubt viii engage their
earnest attention win likewise several other
in this number Of "Grahamr Magazine" which Il esaen
tally ladys period cal for great many OF the arti
written by ladies' for ladies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

The OPENING SEAsoN.--The weather yester-
Gay was mild and spring-like. Activity az
ready begins to show itself in cur streets. The
indications are Of en- early spriag and splendid
tusineS9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

DESERVING MECCA.-Since it has become
known that the cabinet is a." fixed fact the
stream Of pilgrims to Concord is becoming
beautifully less.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

The New Police LAw.-Some change is ne
eeseary. The bill now before the Legislature
appears to be great improvement on the pre-
sent law but it is not perfect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

Cry RAnRoADs.-The proposed law in the
Legislature will have one good RESULT will
be the means of having the railroads for The
Second and Third avenues finished without de-
ley. Laborers arc now actively ut work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Visit Of the Public to the Caloric Steamship
Ericsson.

The first visit Of citizens, and the public generally
TO The interior of ts noble vessel made By invita-
ton, ON Thursday and yesterday. From an early hour
in the forenoon the ferry boats at the Peck slip and Grand
street stations crowded and brought to Williams
burg passengers of most distng uished
Of scicnce richest merchants most talented
ebIest politicians and irest ladies who wen. TO
opportunity Of seeing this monument Of skill and perse-
versnce.
The Ericsson lay at the dock foot Of North Eighth
street where she received her engines and her round
ed ard elegantly moulded clipper shape TO view, an
t national joy at the fact that republic should
have tie honor of encouraging her talented de igner
toward the successful issue of his enterprise.
d.ous eangway from her uppes deck at top OF
which Captain Low Der received his visers who
Quoted around the vessel in groups himself Mr. Daw son.
bis first mate ard the other officers attached to the ship
The minute ard elaborate descriptions of her fitting up
achinery, furniture and arrangement which have ap
eaitd IN tits Journal render explanation in that way
unnecessary, ard 1t is enough to say that the tout
nc of the Ericsson is complete aud that from the
tip Of her manmnst the most minute Of her
luxurious boudor for lady passengers nothing IS wanting
which could he thought OF in order TO secure safety and
aGo comfort. The ship crowded during the day.
Anong the distinguished personages on board at tia
tine OF visit, noticed the Hon. Abbott Lawrence,
late American Minister at the English Court Governor
Hunt and The cap aims Of the Arctic md Atau- Collins
lire # steamer, with host Of naval and other officers
lhc visitor we're o! class rarely to be met with upon
fucb asons The majority convinced and all
faneuine of the Of the motive power upon
VII CHI. and its resrl,s they spoke with wonder. Ner.
chants talked Of The revolution which would be effected
III The rate Of 'rahts or the disappearance Of
Jackets nom tho whilst the Indies, seated upon
The lounee asked OF each other, What In the OF
wonder will We hear of nextf'
The Ericsson will leave her mooring either Monday
afternoon Tuesday morning, and proceed to She
will be L~pt out days upon general and prolonged
TRIAL In order 10 test the working of her machinery and
acsrsain her rate Of speed. discretionary power Is
given 10 Capt Lowber either TO her In at Washing
tor ieurn New York at the end Of this period. We
wish tie Ericsson and her commander every success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

CoaBYE's IrLusrRArED OrERA PooFa--rbat ogs.aA arc
appreciated BY citizens Il evidenced by the fact Of
sontass signal success at NibIos and therefore It's
apparent that the reign Of cong has been mo 4 aasp
oious. To render the various operas stil delight
full and to enable the audiences to appreciate the acting
and singing the readily Mr.. Corbyn has rubst ed
at COS Broadway series Of opera book, which coaaia
not only the words of tho opera in Italian and Eng h.
but likewise the music Of the principal air., Thi Is
novel and an excellent plan for originating which ar Cor
oyn deserves every praise, and doubt will recsiye
suitable reward from he musical portion Of our citzek,
o way most desirable o o publisher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

b private Communication to the aharia. Sss~rL eth.
ers now forward and shook hands With Gark, bid
ding him farewell The attendant pries4 esnDrnced any
Ms. ed he unfortunate most afectmseiy Sheriff
0rser took hi leave IN the kndest Tho deputy
then approached and adjusted the noosc, ari tho
black cap drawn down, Clark contnses 70 repeat
Oh, Jesus, Mary, and Joseph Oh, Jesus, Iary, and
Joeph.n Tie Sheriff drew his sword, this descended
upon the ope and unfortunate criminal elevated
10 about feet. With tie exception OF slight CULVER
., LIE appear ed 10 but little The reverend
getencn Who ended hn knelt and praysl for some
minutes acs the culpiii suspended. VIE rope
,evefed ut tive minutes to twelve o'clockcn minutes
haTne been occupied nnder the gaows. After hanging
the Ordinary lime Drs. Fleet Rockwell QsaaL anboss,
and Wright pronounced him dead after wlieh the moose
was ta.en from the neck and the body pheesi In soin
the plat on which was in scribed--
Q ccxo.oo q
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

First Quality Warranted Diamonds for Sale
by the subscriber In the package In lots to suit
importers pricea diamonds set in any desired STYLE
the premises SS1 Broadway corner Of White street. mp
stairs. DAVID RAT, Importer