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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17

LYONS KAruAnoN-Ths invaluable article, for cradf-
eating Dandrun curling identifying and preserving the
hair said by all to be the best discovered We
should think ladies' would all try it, certainly. Price
25 CENTS in large bottles Advertised in
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Read this!i
) 5Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

OF The --LATEST T E1Ib FholION.
VIZ are manufacturing Hats of the latest fall In
wv styles, and aIeprcpared to supply patrons EW
and the public with Hots that cannot be surpassed in
endurance, beauty OF finish and artistic curlaud although
all Hats OF tho first OF their class they will be r
nsed at prices low as those Oinferor Eastern or con-
vCt manufacture. Also large assortment OF all the dir
varieties OF Soft and Felt mems youths and chill
Teis Hats Also, large assortment of Rends' Hats,
OF the different grncs togater with fine OF
mems youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good arti
Gle our c either Hat Cap will ossuredy consult
both taste economy by releasing at the splendid
by's Dry Goods House, west side Nam street.
sepI2 ". w. UNISON
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SPECIAL OTTO ELS.
DR MORSES INVIGORATING CORDIA.

In hOtGoE . AAN NAoOLHaA lAN0 SOANDA-AH'
The only and safe remedy, yet discovered fer Gen
era Debility, Physical Prostitution, Irritabty, and all
tc various ectons it will also remove
Depression, Excitement, Dislike of Society, lncapacy
for Study or Business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility,
etc.-See adveI ttsement. scpl6
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Among the most recherche Novelties OF the Exhibition,
first in oint of attraction will be found the wonderful
performances OF Sig francisco Labadi with his TRAIN
ED BEARS.
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SICKNESS ON THE RIvEn.-on Tuesday, the 2nd
tnzt,,, the steamer n. D, Bacon arrived from New
Orleans at Memphis, with twelve cases of yellow
feveron board. One Of The passengers was bqrir
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PERFECT JET BLACK

PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per BOTTLE For sale by KELLS T. CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. R. MCKEE.
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"wednesday, Sept. 2Oth and Dist.
Afternoon performance Wednesday, Doors open at
Q, performance commences at y O'Clock.
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Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dyes warranted If used according to directions
TO change the hair any other color, to beautiful
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Notioe n .ConsiQnees.

= SpA
lHE following described articles remaining t ,TO,
j. Co.'s Express otce, will be sold al fGo n Sess
On not previously called for, on tho 1th az! u
her, 1853 to pay charges, and for lie beHsAI u
may concerns: ,,tkR
Mrs. S. Wick, MOrristown, o..
j. II, Hogan, We t Alexandria, Pa .-.''''.''t
Marx Graf, Wheeling. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
J. NJ. Boseman, Parkersburgr w.. - '''!.
Rev. q wolcott, Wheeling. -. --;''''i
Mis- Cummings; do = :''.'''.
Gcodheart &. Eastman, Evansville, o.. '''''
DR.. HplliGk, Wheeling. = '-'.''',
National Telegraph Co., Wheeling. ..''.'''i
"; s. Thornbprg, do 800. '. -
] .Bgler, Sunti&h, O......... $3.50 IN
Nc Balm d. Knox, Cadz, o.. g pE!s
Elizabeth Fisher, Captina Creek, D.. :. -
J. vilmont, Wheeling. :. . = VI
p. Lewis, Mt Pleasant, o.. ......... ....''''t
W. o. Brfen, SteubenvilIe, o.. .'.''''''. =
A. h. Lewis, Wheeliug....-. = -
q. q. Peters, Buffalo, o.. ptcMSN 4ssE
aug12:td ~ Nj, c. tbe 80
m5-The above sale is postponed until sa.ui'-'
inpfan f
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Williams and IsrotIlcr.

oMMISsIoN MERcH ANT S !,
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
Oher their vices for the sale OF all kinds OF Pro-
Manufactures. Goods for them may be shipped
by the aIt &: Ohio Railroad to Baltimore and consigned
to Brandt, Jr agent for the Powattan Steamboat
Co.; or Charles Pcndergast agent of the BatO and Rich
nlonl line OF Packets, either of whom will receive and
forward them without charge.
EXPERIENCES:
Jas R. Baker, Esq.
Aaron Kelly,
S. Brady,
Morgan Nelson, Wheeling.
Ur. n. IL. Houston,
AIessrs. Sweeney Il Son.
Aiessrs. Lewis II Geo. Cassan,
J; G: s S;lI man & & Son Son Baltimore.
Judge Jno. Brockcnbrough, Lexington, Va
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SALE OF STEAMBOAT VEN7FI7p1@l-
by virtue Of an order made hy the Judge Of ~
II SSSr r. OF Of ono IN o county VIII sell Public AeG
9th day Of September 1881 the steamboat csIes
TpRE, with her machinery tackle, apparel and s Vls
giving bond, with approved security Tor purchaser
money, aud interest from the day of sale sue pITeha.e
WM. s. WICKHAM t.i.
SeNo ShCriH ar
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Gaps.

Hats and Gaps.
Nos. 1dG mud IDS, lGRinst, wheeling, Va
80 s., AVERY has on hand and is recei wing one g.
3of The LARGEST stocks of II IT'S and CA S that "a
e3 Inns eycr boon opeucd in this city. His stock
been selected by imsn will great care ho is able
10 oe Inducements ocrcants and others far surpass
years; he is prepared to sell Hats and Caps
~ they can he bought in Philadelphia baltimore
t Comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
now ttusc. FEY s .. q Y En1
Read this!!
xTTDT FBOHIEE,at No. street, TVhceling, Va.
w is This day opening tic first lot OF his Fall aud Win
Ter soc OF Ladies' and Gents oots and Shoes Of every de-
scrpton; all the bcsl quality and latest style. Also
misses nd ol ears wear of all cnssea with full as
sorinent OF mems, hoys' and Youth Kip boots and shoes
sample nlr uI Ladies' winter altef boots can DO seen
al The Fair on the island $500,
Particular attention ought 10 he paid to that sample
n -Allt the above classes or work warranted aud
Wlhn sold Wholesale undTetal
scpl3 s.= DIh. HOLE
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LEVI j. NoRTH's
GRAND
CONTRIBUTIONS EXEIIBIT'ION

tho arrangement of this great Exhibition, the propr
i cor has not as M too often the attempted to hum
bug and gull the public by means OF OUTSIDE SHOW He
mos spentin Gingerbread Work. to catch the eye
and euc people into tho idea that the INSIDE
ExBTIOS will be equal TO the extrancous display Vic
public has been too often deceived in this way They
know that call That glitters golI The proprietor.
in this instance avoiding everything catch penny clap
trap provided all that money procure to add 10
the fort OF please OF Ills patrons, and invites
rcunr attention TO the substantial and bonade Enter
tanment he presents for their approval.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17

He does not wish to impose with Glare, Glitter and Tin
sells but he challenges the world TO produce more
Elegant, Refined Classic aid Instructive series OF per-
fornanccs He points with pleasure TO the following
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17

ugwill also perform at Steubenville Thursday til
-Welsve on Friday the 23d-and at Beaver on Sal
urday the 9th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17

II OF numbered Five C5),in SQUARE rr,,o,,s. -.
IL very egibly located Hampton sfr. Five C25,
OF Wheeling Forterms, ETC. apply TO "a lie city
auE27:iwd FRANCIS r. aRMsT,o,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17
Thomas HUGHES

Thomas Hughes
HAS returned from the Eastern cities with the finest
Ii stock of
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, VESTINGS,
and Gents Notions generality that has exhibited
in city he invites the public to give him CALL and
spect his Goods His sortment is culed from the cho
cest the elo York and Pilddeta dTets Call, ifon
ly to and admire-and call eGTtyi
no 30, corner Monroe and Water SITS.
sep13 Wheeling, Va
06 GRO very Superior tches, Just received and
OC sale by IS. D. WOODROW, 266 Main st.
je25 55sGss No. Washington Hail.
III AkPER FOR SKPrEMBkR. received by
III aug29 WILDE 9 BROTHER
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed IN ~.
ID Maelie, on the 7ih OF November, A. D., $50 JSAa
countT OF Ohio State OF Virginia in iced MN OTtle
pages 2es ami 264 willprocced SELL on p,S 40.
9th dayoI September next between the boir ~ lie
bidder, Upright Steam Engine, complete and THe GsA
all its paris being the same engine
BIewery, in East Wheeling. A III slnlths
The sale will take place at She Wire Works ot n
CO., Centre Wheeling, where said engine is In sto "eT
D-J- Terms OF sale cash "'e'
argos WILLIAM, OTTERSnN. n,
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FOR SATE~

LAND FOR SALE. ----
II WISH 10 sell MY farm near WheeIin., ~,
i onliberal TERMS AMI iii one or more frc H Sli teR
desired. marc y I Ts may Be
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Pemberton House.
...n. nrnInrK mOnEoo.

WHEELING, VA, =, s,i.nls al
III NJ PEMBERToN announces to MS SlS lie
thepublic generally that be pas , lS as tie IS
nodious brck bulldog, formerly ~ ys6tted it, and
Charies and thorogy repaired anu .tys Al moJslt:
prepa cd 10 entertain IN e sc snssd immcd;s
prices. The PembeFton House Is nspot ofthe b.
tinore and Ohio Railroad aording rlsee II
cars Or packet boats convenient s.ni6n or his Ga
Tiepss to his house and soclts share Of Puo
ara
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REAL RsFAFR sAI I.ii..-.
VALUABLE Ianti ~. -

BOUT 1000 acres Of Improved Msrsi!S.
81 I I9r sale, ct and near the folks Of the County
FlaIts Of Crave 0ree aud miles rom u
arm fo q s .Sa within miles the CITY az Also
coal will sch in quantities TO sn Superior
ut fair prices and reasonable terms " SUIT purchasers
june7ldtr wo
ssThe Pittsburgh Journal, wasbtnp,Mn, y WOODS
Cadz Republican copy each TO the amount r and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17
VEW FALL GOODS.

WE are now receiving Fall stock, w atabc for
w prise an immense variety Of Gooa u.s. Co,Hnoftu
season. and would be pleased TO nave eIS ~ p5ube
eXhlo6uhs thetL 10 ous HEISKELL x ~:
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James liolIey, lnthe Ci,,,5t f..ssg
VS. ~ SII;uI'C Govt
innrnR ErLRnrnnh - 1,DHlV COunLE.

George E Ss oFSSis s; ;ss8S SS:''
1QY virtue OF an order rnad;; in this cause nn
ID June, 1853, the undersigne Sheriff OF 0t e "a dJ
will sell at Public Auction 10 the highest b35 Count
front door OF the court house or Ohio coiIntv att
the Sd dayor October 1853, Lot numberSI S ~ Nont
Both Square of the Buena Vista addition IN jim IL
Wheeling. !" Tue city q
Ternls Of !sale-upon a ere ait of six and tyy.,,.
tic purchaser giving bonds, with good months
intel est from tile day of sale. NY bearing
wM. s. WlCKHAM,
scn3 SHERIFF., obioeo,
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The scenes Of tho circle viii be envened by that unr
vailed son OF Menus, BEN JENNINGS, the American
Clown.
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~ - IluIlO-.' r.Hu1 n NORTH.

Burncll Runnclls Fred Riyers ~ L. Archer Sig Labnl'
iii, II. a. Worden, Herr Strathurderi VIM. Aymer, NJ.
j. Lpmnn, T. Armstrong, Mons. Lamartine, e. w:
Troy, Sig n. Gomez. ]
Levi j. North, the Juvenile Equestrian, La Petite Vcto
ria the smallest Female Equestrian i'll tic world. Master
Jackson the beautiful PaNomtmest anu Master Jennings
tho wonderful Contortionist.
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Buohan,s hungarian Balsam n!

THE GREAT ENGLISH s
!. !. !
SsAA Remedy for PectoTal and Pull.
~122A R S$ses monary Diseases, still stands
SST1SsA <SwA ZS5ES unrivalled and unsurpassed,
ESSSSk sS$tSSN = n Sas tho most cfIectual curative
these most formidable com.
IN E1SSg Ea93a plants known to tho civ.
SfS4G11S1 SHaSG4 Ss[SSilZcd world.
eSsSS6i133A Ten years OF trial in the u.
ited States, during which
has
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THE LONDON
Watch and JeWelrY Store.

Watch and Jewelry Store.
NO 10 LIGHT STREET,
q doors from baltimore St, opposite fountain HOtel,O
Baltimore.
TIME subscriber, alter twenty years experience in the
cities OF Europe, would inormCit;zens and strangers
in good watch, that quality work
manship his watches defy all competitions he having G.
ciltes for obtaining FINE LONDON wATcHEs which few
in this country possess, being personally acquainted with
the most eminent London manufacturers.
J. ALEXANDER,
Int. of J. NJ French's Royal Exchange, LcHdoH,
10 Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired properly. All
London Watches sold this establishment, warranted
free of cost for four years. sep16-1Td
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Clothing Emporium

Fashionable Clothing Emporium
8. RICE, MERCHANIs TAILOR,
sPR1GG HOUSE, WATER STREET..
now rece vi ng from the Eastern cities splendid as.
Il sortment OF Cloths, CnssimereS and Vestings
the best quality and every variety which have
1888 y ALL AND WINTER
Having wornen who cannot be surpassed will make up
to r at the shortest notice, manner and la
test style He has also on hand alarge variety OF Ready
Made Clothing, together with general assortment
shirts, collars cTavats iandkerchiefs gloves; under.
shirts drawers, stockings and in short every article
genteman's wardrobe He would say to one
a nd all--coma and Judge for yourselves. sep7
COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
NY person or persons wishing to purchase will DO
IN well calling at No. 70 Main
sept2 WIN. FOX
y BBIS. No. ILard on, '.Conllings' brsnd, IOr sal
cheap for cash. KELLS q caldwell,
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Just Arrived. ..tv.a their
nHoDEs. MeNAIR d Co.. have j Just eonpTs
Ia, frst stock OF Fall and Winter ~ ST the ef ard
everything. Fancy and Staple, suitable iV'
Please give us eaNO 50, Main street r.6;r. h,en
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-17

Conservation of New Jewish Synagogue.
The first Synagogue erected by the Jews in the
thirteen American Colonies was IN the seaport
Init lew Of The wandering sons of Israel West of
the the mo- mountains previous 10 1908. and as late as
March, 1917, when Joseph Jonas, distinguished
member of the order, still resident with us, came
TO Cincinnati, he found few of his faith to commu-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-20
BY wellington Goddin.

NOTICE.-By virtue of a decree, pronounced
at the last October term of the CiTcui. Cour. of
Abemarle county, in the case of Pitts VS. Pitts and
others l. as commissioner appointed by said decree,
shall offer for sale, on Monday, the l7th day Of
January 1853, at three O'Clock, +. NJ on the pre-.
misses ia the city of Richmond, House ana Lot
belonging 70 the estate CT Henry Pitts deceased,
situated 10 said city, 18th street, and extending
back with the Northern line OF X street, 10 feet
Cash enough to defray the expenses of sale, will
be required and as to the residue OF the purchase
money, a credit Of one, two and three years with
interest from date will be given-the purchaser
giving bond with good security and the legal title
retained as additional security
WM III. WADE, Commissioner
g The above sale was unavoidabiy postponed
until Saturday Afternoon next, the 22d inst ,
at 81 clock, when it will positively take place if
fair if not, on the Monday following at the same
hour.
ia 10 w GODDIN Auctr.
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tY,r1, -------------
L ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THEpAIIY nlsp.Tc1
Congress-,

WASHINGTON, Jan. I9.
IN the SENATE, Mr.. Mason made a speech
on Mr. Cass's resolution declara,ory Of The
views of the United States respecting co,on;-
za'ion upon the North American continent nv
European powers, &c.
In the HousE, the subject of Branch
Mint at New York was discussed but mn, lie.
cided.
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RHiLr0nlL CnLIiSinn.

BISGHAMPToN. n. Y, Jan. Is A collision
JooA place GA the Erie railroad to-day, be
tween the express train bound east and an
extra engine standing on switch, by which
all the cas- were thrown eff the track. For
lunsgeiy no one was killed, but several persons
HeIe inilrrd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-20
BY Alexander Mott ~ Co.
TRHRnIrGH RkEll sTAIIInN

n AUCTION-On next Saturday morning COM
mercing a. 10 O'Clock, will sell at public
ton, at tae auction mart, in rear of Geo. J. Sum
ner's store, thorough bred STALLION "Star Of
the North" The following is his pedigree: By
Star of the West. and he by VIM f Johnson 8
Tariff, Star OF the North's dam, Beauty in the
Morning, out of Penelope by the celebrated
Washington, and also Penelope dam of Star
of the last. He is an excellent saddle and buggy
Horse, sound, high spirited and gentle, and can be
seen previous to the day of sale at MIR. Wallace's
Stable in Virginia steet He is sold for fault the
owner having no further use for him
ia II ALEX MOTT & CO Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-20
By Davenport, Allen 81 Co.

Doors. SHOES AND HATS. AT AUG
Is T!ON.-On Wednesday, goth January, we
will sell at 10 O'Clock, at our auction store, la ge
assortment of fresh and desirable Goods for Win
ter sales, consisting Of
Gents fine Calf Boots
Mems and Boys heavy Winter Boots
Mems Hungarian Winter do
Mems and Boys sewed a2d pegged Brogans and
Brogues
Youths Boots and Shoes
Womens' and Misses Buskns, Ties, Boots, &c
SILK Hats
Sole Leather, &c
TERMs.-Uuder 500, cash. s100 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
ia 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Sales Of 1000 bbls.
Flour at S41S4.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Flour irmer, with
sales OF $4,000 bbis. Wheat steady-sales of
1900 bushels; and 10000 bushels Corn at
firm rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-20

Tg.u Tur EIa GEANnE II correspondent
Of ..e Nurces Valley, wiring from Brownsville
m far l3i all. SAYS that intelligence has been
~sec.,ra from Monterey that the revolution had
rseu proclaimed at tbat plaCe, ard rumor has
,ftha, Car,alNl IS there, although one of his
o.;-sfs mast ua near the frontier, as news had
been received lin, Col. MouJcro of the regular
II <..au army had been captured 10y hIm. lie
ri o. SAYS thar the National Guards, who SO
7oh,y met the regulars in the streets of Aialam-
ores. had been completely successful, for, on
Pho 2R.h. Cot, RasSaye arrived at Ma,amoros
sfh g.r remains OF his badly cut up forces,
aceuau Lodging that he had been beaten. When
Car.snas wa arrested AT Tuia, CanaIes sue
ceeded IN making his escape. leaving in the
hands OF his pursUers his hat, sash, sword,
cane, ~. What became OF him was not
kr.uu. butitv was reported that some raHchcr0s
h43 murdered hin. Ills was not believed.
The correspondent OF the Valley adds:
Ou.iae 1914. Ava'os enlightened the world bv
publishing a couple Of proclamations, one adj
dressed ID bis troops. and the other 10 the
people OF Mattnoros. The first speaks OF va
lur consistency fidelity aud obrdience; tie sec
ouJ r. Is tbe dear people - that their good is
all be desires, and nothing for himself. The
good, kind hearted, phianthropic sou They
Esv, caused no effect, tor they all know TO
what h!uj OF music he dances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-20

~ A Bad Leg of IA Very Dangerous Ma
tUT5 cured by Holloway's Ointment and Pills
Mrs. Poole, OF No 2, Mermaid court, Borough, had
suffered for very long period with dreadful sore
leg which btffled the skill Ct the most eminent
surgeons in private practice, well as IN the Hos
pItals and Dispensares, under whose treatment she
had been, none OF whom, after repeated trials could
effect the least good. The of Hoil0wsys Pills
and Ointment alone has been the means Of curing
this extraordinary bad leg, TO the wonder and as
constituent VI ali VINO have seen 1t, as Mrs. Poole
ls person lar advanced III years.
Sold by tie Proprietor, ga, Strand, (near lem
pie Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors
VI Patent Medicines throug hout the British Empire,
and by those OF the UAted States, IN fots aud Box
&c al 373 cente, u cents, aud s 80 each Whole
sale BY the principal Drug Houses in the UniOn an
by Messrs a. d SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD d co, Richmond Va.
There IS very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
n B-Dl,ections for the lidance Of Patients are
affixed 10 each Pot or Box ia l9-lw
- HanpLon'A Vegetable Tineture.-
TINS lnvsluao!e medicine Is working wnnoers upon
the human frame. The letter when we publish to-
day, VIII Uc read vita great interest by the afflicted
We lately had Conversation with venerable cler.
gymaE Of thIs city VINO detailed u us the paTticu.
lHfs OF n met remarkable cure ELECTED by Ia Is
medicine upon woman VINO had In years been
sore!y afflicted wiki scFoiula affection.
Similar sagemeEts from like fetlaole authority,
prove beyond d! DOUBT, that there Is virtue IL
Hampt0as Vege.dbLe Tatctaye, which can be found
IN 40 Dt1eT pT-paI stlou Bqttimore Repubttcdn and
ATzIs. JGa14Fy sth.
Cali aud GET pamphlets gratis, and also see adyer
tlAeinent ia to-day's paper. For sa.e oy
OA STkkCKER,
j. II antDElssis's generally,
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Gen. Pierce.

CoyCoRD, Jan. l7.-Gen. Pierce returned
from Andovcr this afternoon, without Mrs.
Pierce. He went to his old boarding house.
Mr. Webster, his private Secretary, returned
from Washington on Saturday.
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-4Ha,s upon Nr. Gardner and his Party in
NeEic0.

New YORK, Jan. l. The Providence
j Irnul has been furnished wi'h some extracts
from letter addressed 10 General Pitman by
Captain Slycum, who went 10 Mexico with
Nj. Gardiner. In crossing the mountains in
the interior Of Mexico, their parry was fred
upon by ii large body ofGuerrlllas, who killed
TWO Mexican servants and three mules. Gar
d.ner'sparty returned The fire, killing six OF the
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M0rine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IS.-The schooner J.
i W. Erickson, of Philadelphia, from New
York for Richmond, with a cargo of railroad
iron, went ashore on Sunday last at Town
sends inlet, near Cape May.
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Tie Liquor Lac.

BosT0E, San. l8.-rhe proposition to re-
peal the liquor law, passed at the last session
Of the legislature, was laid on the table in the
House today, by vote q l34 yeas TO lis
NAYS.
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important from AIcxico
Nrw Oprr,x. T. 10

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
Advises hom Vera Cruz to the I'd inst. rep.
resent that the soldiers and people have de-
AIRED in favor OF the revolution.
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WAsHiNGroN, Jan. 10 i. Il. Latrohe has
been elected President of the American Colo
n.zaton Society.