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

DAGU UERREOTYPE GALLERY.
!YTzss.zz-El a. e. PARTRIDGE II invites
t2Slts&YJS HbattcntiOn TO his Daguerrean Rooms, and
HsgEETl yLfY Apparatus, the result of years
E8HfG5IG$S%I experience and close application to the
--SSSSG4I Nsg53 art. Confident that he combines
III his establishment all of the improve
mCnts which time and tests have valuable
lie promise TO produce Lkcncsscs combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained
daguerrean process
For the attractive and COmodiOus style in which his
fitted up he invites the public TO call
inc for themselves His Cabinet of Specimens always
open for inspection.
Ikenesses taken in all kinds OF weather. sngy, in
groups; post mOrem likencsscs taken notice
10 well selected stock OF matcralsChcmiculs plates,
cases, lockets, &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms. No. :S6 Monroe ST., the Post Office
Ok HoXES Candy Toysi 125 lbs Jujuha Paste, just
-SD received by BROOKS
,lre3 Main street
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS EANA HsS.
Nh -

Patent Phosgcnc dsnH,
FOR BURN1N "a N T II L sA ME.
This Lamp reproducing portable Light, is confidently
recommended as superior 10 any other in nae.
IllE LIGHT is produced by the burning arFiform
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from per.
iOrntions in Platina.
The Gas is generated as it is used by the own
combustion acting the burner connected with Liquid
III the Lamp Thus it is perfect and portable apparatus
ior creating and burning aeTirorm Gas.
It's construction is suc that all possibility OF accident
from its use is entirely removcdi and the great simplicity OF
lis arrangement renders II less liable
any other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning TRIM
ming do the Oil and Camphene Lamps and equally
we'll either with or without glass globe shade and per
tcctly free from smoke odor.
The opinions ofhe scientific be learned
That at The Annual Fair of the American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and ji
oa to the Manufacturerand at the it
ed the BEST LIGHT exhibited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
~. I.a J. X. DUNHAM S co.
No. 2S Monroe ST., near the Post Office
sepf' Wheeling, Va.
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VIM. COWDEN
q GHER REnmVpICm

RooSN &C. Monroe street, 6etreen the NrLp Hotel and me
Court House.
any required shade, and colore /"
represent the living complexion by COorius
warranted to fade Pictures Sizes both sin,
gle and in groups, put up in plain aud fancy
lowest rrcGs Ikencsses of children taken
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To Country Merchants.

MIR. s. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm oil
vi McClnlIen, Knox & Co. the remaining partners
associated with them MI Chester d. knox, (bTother
s. Knox long and iavorahIy ding public
assuming the style OfMcCa!Iens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their Old customers Cwhu
have long and literally sustained the) all other
in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv
ing from the iOth to the last of September.
wing been selected with the bought
for cash. they sr themselves thatin their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes hold inducements in quality
and prices superior any offered in the market To
Country Merchants their east, they would be pleas.
ed TO exhibit their stock and them nprCcs fearlessy
clnlcsugn comparison with the markets of Baltimore and
Philadelphia. [sep3l McCLALLEN & KNOX
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,

MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
of fCincinnnti-ScSHion of lSJ3-'53.
rINHE regular course of Medical Lectures in this Insu.
i ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
....... BoAZD UsTEES.
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, ID. d., President orthe Board.
o. NJ. LANG DONX VI. u, Secretary "a
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS.
Hon. C. d. COFFIN.
X. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. d.
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR. "f.
E. NJ GREGORY. Esq. .... ..r .s...
GEO MESDENIIA LII, N. d.
Tile Faculty is composed OF The following gentlemen:
r. d. MUssEY, d. Professor OF Descrptiv and Opcr.
ativc Surgery.
J. P. JuDKixs, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
JOHN DAVIS, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy.
F. WHITE, NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and PraC.
ice OF Medicine.
Ggo NENDEHnALL, NJ. d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and} hildren
JOHN A. MURPHY, NJ. ID Professor OF Matcria Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
c. G. CoMHGYs, NJ. d., Professor OF Institutes OF Mcdi-
cine.
. JOHN LOCKE, JR. NJ. D., Lecturer Chemistry
\ PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some important
specaities in Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
the month October These lectures will be Stu.
dents are ad vised to commence with this course.
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, will be opened the
tst of October. Il. i.. .f.H .aiTs
FEEs for the S105 Matricuation Ticket So
Dissecting Ticket SO Graduation Fee So5.
- '"'' j iP JUDKINssMtIYs.
If. 81. t-rs ss.fIs .1is4= Dean EfhcS Faculty
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abe mberIi'rg 1r'telligenfer,
Is PUBLISHED
nv TR1wEEKLr AND WEEKLY, BY
p1iE-'npINGEN g. TAYLOR,
ofH 70. l. TAYLOR.
H. pENDLETToQHH,b DTQ NJ EDITORS.

..n,cr-No 2l, Water Street, between Mc-Ioe
rJ Quincy.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29

Bro. B. s. Hoxie, COoksville, Rock Co.,
WisOOnsiu.--Papers forwarded according
to request Hope you viii send US club.
Bro. VIM. B. Smith, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
81 for Organ.
Bro. N, Mcdonald, Clifton, P. o., Greene
Co., o., $40 for Organ. The brother says
he is"iR" for the premiums.
Bro. Israel Allmon, Pennsvllle, Jay Co.,
Ind, 50 for Organ. All right. The paper
win be sent. We appreciate your motives
and feelings. Owing to the small demand
for temperance publications, none Of our
booksellers have any on hand. We cannot,
therefore, comply with your request.
Bro. M. ]. Howard, D. G. W. p, Biloxi.
Miss, 50 for Organ. We have done as you
requested. We are sorry that we have not
room for few extracts from your interest
ing letter. Hope you will let US hear from
you often.
Bro. H. Forrest Green, oircleville, o., $4
for Organ. Bro Gil fUl6llirg his prem
ise nobly. That he viii succeed We have
70 dortt. e.,..f
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29

Vagum. These, In their course, send branches 70
the phaFynx and laryux, the msophagulj the vessels
OF the neck and heaFtt the lungsj the lveEj the
spleen; and the diaphragm. aS
II Is unnecessary 10 20 farther than primary de-
mngement Of the stomach, 10 account fOr multi.
tada Of distressing symptoms with which many are
afflicted such as, Hfi4I UJ
Indigestion, Head-AChe,
bioSusness, Extreme Nervous Agta.
Palpitsilon OF the Heart, Difculty Of Respiration,
A Sense Of Oppression at StupoT, t.
the pit OF the Stomach, A temporary loss Of mem
An Incapaoity for the ory, lrrtability,
slightest Exerton, Sense Of Emptiness,
Depression Of Spirits, DrOwsiness,
MStiness and indistlnct- Pulse less frequent, and
ness Of Vision, more feeble than usual,
Cold Hands and Feet, Debility,
Unpleasant taste in the Extreme LansOr and E4.
Mouth, particularly when haustiOn,
risngthe morning, Dependency,
Numbness Of the Limbs Restlessness,
and osAsT NaTts, Emaoiation and Extreme
Vertigo Ag@Csa, Debility,
Dull Hess Pate sense CostvenesS, HItN
Of wsighs Is W. a,
Persons pm Ie Pills will be careful to
observe that o. HALSTED, ia gilt
letters, on b.. aiiixed as a wrapper 70
each box; and tht " GENUINE unless labeled
in this manner. laa,b by Druggists everywhere.
Principal Depot a. BURNET'6, D
April, Is. IA E. Fourth street, Cincinnati.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS
I r Persons iemitting us 81, 40 in cash. or Postage
Stamps, will receive (by NALL TWO BOXES Of Pills,
FREE OF EXPENSE. tMH~ ~
MP All who order from see this advertiSment,
win please notify us Of that fact. o
County merchants can purchase these Pills, from
CNcINNATT DRUGGlsTs a. PTOPristoFs PRICES.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29

VNHEsE Restorative Pills have been us0d in Pri'
i vate practice, with Unprecedented success Iof
20 years. they have never before been ohefeo 70 w
pubic. These Pills remove distractions open M tne
natural passages Of the fuidS Of the body-as he
pores and LGeteat Uessets.
THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGEFABLE, r.
and perfectly harmless in their effects, lnsIeaa o.
weakening and debiliiatlng the panenb ". - uI ~
sy the case with other Pills they give toHs 70 lne
stcmach Strengthening and nvigorating botn stom'
ach and bowels; and imparting new fesing and snei'
Qy to every part Hf the system. "a. Il. .A.,.
Being wholly vegetable, they are mho ~ .l,on
operation, without gripping, or any pam Mna.Ssgs nN
They are slow in their movement, Dut LiolOssn ~
tbsif renOvang and restorative character aha nee
onIV be tried TO be approved Of BY al spen q I ste
afflicted with the horrible Suffering arising lLon
popsia, or any Of the symptoms OF ~ui'0'us'Op
stomach. .,.. {, y
THE STOMACH Is THE CENTER OF sYhFALhlss. ,IL..a
Ills principally supplied with nerves py ~, -,
proceeding directly EOm the brain, cai'eo 'ne -
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29

Lord SALISBURY says that he would
be virtuous for his own sake, though
nobody were to know it; as he would
be clean for his own sake, though
nobody were to see him.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29


Manufacturers Of
Embossed Cards and Advertising
Envelopes
22 West Fourth Street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
THE above is the full size Of Percussion Seal
i Press, which weighs but two pounds.
This unique invention Is to protect from forgery
oil important papers, such as Bills Of Exchange,
Bonds, Checks, Drafts Letters, Labels, Notes, Re-
ceipts, Envelopes, DC,
This protection s obtained by blow of the hand
uDen the press which gives instantly 10 the paper
chaste, beautiful impress of business card or ad-
dress In rsIisvo, thus b.lng the efforts of the most
adtoit cOunterfeitsr. s.-
Price Of Press with seal Of fifty letters or less,
$500.
Press with Notarial Seal, $500. Devices on
other than Notarial Seals EXTRA say from 90 cents,
TO s., 90 and upwards.
Measures have been taken to secure patent on
the above Press.
Arrangements are now made TO supply the whole
country, East, West, North and South.
This Percussion Press is now In constant use In
Cincinnati and vicinity, by many of the principal
Bankers, Merchants, Mechanics, Notaries Public,
Recorders, Lodges, &C., to whom all who desire
information as to its utility, durability and value
are respectfully referred.
Orders ior Envelopes, Dies, plain or elaborate,
Shipleys Self-sealing Envelopes, Colored and
Embossed Cards, and new and improved Lever
Seal Press, attended to as usual, by
Ii. H. SHEPLEY & BRO.
~ Engraving on Wood executed in the best
style. maT.-29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27
Dantine Aeaoemies.
popwORTHs DANCING ACADEMY

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
"A Broadway, Grace ca -reh VII re9Pen NOS
LAY s for Eyezine Cases and WEDNESDAY,, ct
Cor Afer1oou Ca In vsi 20 the treat sohoois OF Lon
expressly the Of consulting VI the -AP-
reroed teachers q hose hoos dances r,enrsd
from Meszs C.snz MsN0ssk BosOr aud Remedy OF P.rs
Coun Eve u London which vii be introduced
TIE first tine IN h can sf Say rom Pe5.,a.
fh those WHO pupils Of this Aa.ey VIII e.
The sseious elegant and IS esr
In London Peii Nev-York II hoped hcro-e that h;s
rs6 the advantage whch rrotacsd sues
-1iyirs rssuti last ard the r stenon paid 70 me con
Sr 6poenf Of the r-ps vii Confirmation Of ths
Catering patronage which gr.te1 y
ALLEN DODWOArH
DROOKLYN-WILSON's DANCING ACADEMY,
No Or.nxr-sf Academies IN the Uait-d
ststs the rrsulsr classes TIE NIL snt
Will ake rsce TUESDAY next the zh Lsdies ef =
Children ~ 4. and Gentlemen a: o'clock. p VI
CHARRuAKD's ROOM. No "a East-l3thstreet,
- hou.e Of Broadway Mr. CHARRUARD hsviag re-
turned b. prvst- Instruction IN Dsnc
ns p.e daily snd sfter the rs. OF
Oober The the will commences GA
SATURDAY the I'd sesf and easy pertinent Q, ne pl2s
acd capacity
which NJ h slwsys erdeayored 20 n9er For par
uars plcs future sdeener-s o. cal Ct the above place
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fnrniinre, %t.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES &C. CRAW BCCh's, No SO Gsaal =
Fssczsf AeH-l ork-CHEAP UPHOLSIEkf
FEAIHLk sIOak1he attention Q; "a mill aholt pure a.
invited the large aud beautiful yffmen "
Fas Brds Cots &C, al u Which have ben
pafcs ch pres aud viii be sold a. such prices ~ to maze
TO- al call iac che above stock
uatrr rlrizss G0od part ~ the cy Br'1t
and William Of
waited snd nsff W ChAN Sttr-
No 5H Granist- sscoud DOOR az II - -
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
fIEs- sud bEuDfNG DEfO4lLs besf place % sct he
Laity complete srs hattr-s AID Elastic P-4Aes nsds -
4. btsf O az e. hall The ls-ei c4.t
MOI Ms!frtzcs strcd cofortlss spring Beds - %
tz Ted. sAss - 70 ~ Aso no raiegi Ea'e
F.lf Bed lows irvaic d~eix h1te4 Ac fifnsnf ]
rronrfy R1as 80 s. BIadzy below fracedt tai
eAd caal he.
EEYSERs EOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, TOR
IN quality vi Lax siHQie
a. and q rel Ao Cooking hal-es stoves All a1a
Gnihn. slicles joan A. KEfsRR Co No ." Broii~aJ.
I NFSGIRANDOLEs VASES. &c.-AlsO, Crock
II .r u, fCtina Osware China aud Bff4Erc Tea g
lostrtre Hall p ay oher allles ~ ant
ID, oNssi rices For sale D. BALDWIN No
s. Bow, y. Waker~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

MONS ard MAD. NOEL BERGIER's FRENCH
VI srd EEGLIsH BOARDING. fai DAY sCd0O e. AgtN ?
IApTE-f I Ill T4U2sDAi sertle ~
WIN n. LEGGETTrs CLASSICAL. FRENCH aid
w EAGLIsH sCaeOL eefssr q srosa~.y 80 t-ss
n tif BrsfAaT. CU~enS 70 Sc Broadway EFEns Szra
No ProsdEsy Tia sehSoL tie rcdsee Of the Prc
No rs fcth-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27
ilroftesiouaI Notices.

A MFRICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
~ -5hFAF BhI1AfN--t 4ss th, cost % been
uuah Cassafs cpiosrtn la cen aho a. IKE q A
. fl0-lhs tFel
D. eli applicants nj bars mo esPrtf0l "
psnt be esprfsd OpPosfions can b. eisred
trv an arp l0fc- n lieu hn 20 pr-
ce.dH he three ~ years on pay
uas lf o. a. Cufe rBcl o. he plrioct
FHANCE ~ LOitM al HOLLAND tse4s tfe rrintsd ior
Gg. rcc0ilinF 20 the mani - iornsny
AlsIIIA deal able for PieL properly .ader ne
laws ~ lafriv mtffled.
Fuicce tbs once, hence tngof ant
1irgs b. afodsc Patel r0 9TH Ha ttan pie
sp.eiLeal u and eg IA ng a. al ,Es4f
1ny aLsg-ge Esl Information "a ~ e t43ecLs % OBJ
tanned ~ J. r fils5rOf f'.F WtilpA
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, 70 take acknOw
~ l,dsntlis ethr ssiss vii pase and 10 ess IA and
ssd.sss. 10 sliscHr b. inserted 10 hs 8~ycrS Diary
r "a p1rtraf have n Ia before nc st dt7
haze lssrled ~ tau pfJpef
pltces OkO H. BILL Nc 20 Z" A's- e. ss@-i''A.
DR EDWARD II. DIXON, Editor OF the scalpel
IL has nnovtd No q 5hay- ae prties
e1rusyely srrsety aad One toslts Ohce
bouIs fr,ri md ~ daily snf % eFenn.s
DR W BEACH has returned from Europe and
~ reursd prlccs his city. Ore No - hsiagtou7t
hsy b. con slfet ron zfoh A "
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MilIiusrp. &r.

NEW STYLES Of FALL RiBBONS.-M III.
~ LICHFAsIEIN 80 y B0vsJ c'EDs ~ Hefters Import.
az J0bffr u Ri fsny "a pain B'l1s sifs Vclyss
ssfire FgEerz El IHEg oo lusfes t11 tfte1Oa
Il buyrrs scck u h.ss BOD, 10 rsoarsd
iuf ueenn- = aoss4- o. retail Pzrca-ss
DAEIs FEATHERS, &c-Jurt received, 100 doz.
rh Orh Tfs To- dcs .h Nsr-coHt Pilara 50 lSz Plane
a. Couta Ala large aLi Seh.s 10. Of bens strsv 3sa
usfs uhich will ,. sid iOV fJs easl ~ tOAEA
~. So saa q yghn@f. cssrer u Wtia-s. y T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEW RsEY ZINC
Il COMPANY ulaaa.lctln9 these PlaD N suDeror
qsairy. 81 " wbscb ere z1rrlnUd PURE
Iss Eo-y 10 r2ss u Lte Lese pa.ns rsl
essbLed and thy gua sgsry oesy liable t1e
ee bsurs nci ou-er dent tat he eoss % the cor
szn l. 81 the l1ng olr-ezf e. Tfsat
1bsy FOR e b. he rfnpsl fea hs en- cher cites
rzAz-f.erartrs rrier- nd b. re Cgfnps1y's Aze1s
NANAIhO sQLlEE "a y Deg hev-Y9rf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27
DROOKLYN-WUS ONs DANCING ACADE
Diano-fortcs.

lOLIAN PIANO-FORTEs at No. AL Broadway,
Hse psvi ,olhe welk Instrusn.s Of
fi0'' makers for IL s,; sS; M Broadway
A'OLIAN and other PIANOS.-The largest and
II b.r orrunent found in the cry n,y
Were ROors. q No ~ BSaawsy rsa, has
sss Which e. mo every Pr me SsSa Ia axe
g. tp P.r rsruuen, made NewYort Planes st very low
prizes. a-se Gupply Of seeosd hand Pianos foa 80 70 10
Pianos to let Cab ''i' '' f'fr' BERR7 10 d sro si
IRENCH UPRIGHT PIANO for SALE-it il a
superior and viii be sod ct Moderate price Ap
ply No Lexington avenue.
&C. FISCHER Gate Nuns & Fischer, Manu-
~ factory and wsreIOon No Ito Greenveh Conner o. Dey
lated for keeping repaired and
chsns,d. n. B.-Aso Eolisn PisnsFortes or sale
AtEsSkS. LIGHTE & NEWTON No - Cdnal-st,
y ofth PANoFORIEs hsse extended their business .nd ere
IN plan and onsnent.d cases Of
nOsS y s6, 0% q s ''H0'
NEW and SECOND-HANDPIA NO-FORTEs-
have now on hsqd large ,so%n. % w and e Ss n SS
sS'0 -i' Per "'n'n no ''' ''0'o sAFFoRD BROTHER
ORGANs-CHURCH ORGANs.-The subscriber
~ oss for sale on n4,op Organ with pedals. Of
iof orssn. Apply 4 No 81 MeDoussisi wM II DAVIS
DIANO-FORTES-R GLEN IL Co. have removed
tber PianoForte Mandatory and wareroom from No. ID
Fulton No 81 sprins-.t- two doors eas; Of Broadway
DIANOS-A 60 octave Rosewood Piano. but little
and Of soOdtOns for ss' for slI5 for 50 ;or ~
Also W.iehes Chsn. spectaes Cigars Telescope Guns Else
ds Of al lndA j +. JONES second ioor
DIANOFORTES with CIRCULAR SCALES.-T
GILBERT Co have recently made new Circular sale 10
their Pianos which sv greater power than any ohr before
MANUFACTURED Peon boa TO Purcss', are yisd 20 cal aaa hes
f. nh sfm q lover ne: 1aaa any Sias DO 70 r E s
Also large Of Midland Pianos and MsOdeons Ct
prices that defy Competition. Pianos to Let
IL ID ,.ro
keep constantly on h'1d complies sofiTen, OF o
Zach rsren win Be fully warranted and sHeha9ssd i Do
Grps rsewood maple and uilspane oil Of which vi" De
sold al 0~' P'k l1p Hi{ aV CO s's w oSn S @ sn
BIANO-i Oh1ES-Th- hnest assortment of Piano
the city be found Il the w.rer91as Of y r D.
~ ~ .Sor Piano and vsrctv Of YegYork aud
Boen male wit Ssnd without Aoian ALSO. BOadOiE and
SECONDHAND f''h'' ''' sac 4 B. CURTIS No al Bros,y
CMITHs SUPERIOR MELODEOSs:-rhese dsio,
- tuned The equal temperament IKE Ao1n rans Hno
zoo the teys FOR sale yh9es,s and retail a. the rne
and Mu Of HORACE WATERS No Sj Br'adws, cor Of
AnhnnyFt
rNHE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Piano
wsreroor. from No Bsrelays 70 No S Brosd"ss
iarss esortaen o. riaAs ii 80 I. H. a1.hrse o.eos
t a:.S 81 &c Pro paper o ''D' ihSEs THOMPSON
IpKlC HT GRAND PIANOS with Iron FRAMES.
~ pr h erspd Pspo ep 10 tune this ba, a.
HH1ilyItne led ty introducing the Iron trsgs
tu tas's sres e,se II R'.n 'le Pnse 70 60 as
lteu, ona depth Of tone Of the Grand Pauo iaoagh ia
C. : spieS1 Aoan la with Iron Fsaals aaa cfaa- se
Which ee3c 20 pee Is they are a. "a Dy a., az
D " snls Meiodoops which are tuned in ths a 't
:, sr be oni' NJ od on.-ot NED aud
b, 'h' e." in Anefe 81 ~ nc Es S rs PoS
The gre; Piano and Music EstatAshnea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

In ACRES of RICH LAND-Only three hours
Il Az from Ntw-Yorh for Per acre; Acrc. Nch
"a IS per inp<S.ed fsrm rs Dafea- Co.
ier So pei fc< sale b. j. c SANDERS Ne SSssast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27
i1aints, Glass, &r.

OILS and PAINTS.-ELSWORTH & Co, No
" ia Msrrsv a-forr rsof Oh md Wh5etle
I.aB - Fa.Cs css1 snt ~ q stt prss
lrrfe bars 10 tl 3Tng iss
Of srss ach psfd osf o. ~ Ss noer.i terms
Ii~aifd and In lhet = ~ lnc Hilf.E spsgA Oh
Elaehfd sna al Iaas ael fil and Ailrsr rlerl VL
I.sslsd and Uni lcaahs fsl - W.efef v laae OF
Is1stfd al U1i rasfsi PEI cd " asr solar o.
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WHO WOULD RELIEVE ITl-ouly 50 to -.

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w Dollars full La tat b-1rlifl vlss- D WINfiELb
meat distance lrea he Williams fes
a. Moth r. a. kske-aF.
IL the ferries hslfhoEr Sni u
th DO Al this the corner ~ stsav 81
az Ntgth tl1uk Rod they Will shcace fSkag 20
IrtussS when Mr. HOGAN Wall SLOW he io1s aud al i1ir
ab IN Tofrnes TIL sraled equal
sny thc Cry OF Ne~lok aud several eo.s hzss hes
The Kluhr RArosd under contract % be completed ~ ~ Or
Jainsf, next Viii have its Depot hs property W
susI.nise the she'd and runn. thereon b
Feb UuGe prs OF oedse1s per ecnt 90 each All every
lot solS fen tbs oay.
Frv siekesswin furnished al reroa who " 81 10 Us prep
40 wortnrer sni others who wish avoid the enormous
e tn city tbs property ofeTs ndcerlis %
n III nAEti ers wiian watkins etanes sn tae PA'es Of
tts.rcs> equal Sth-st- he Oty ttAl
The property vii be so.a liberal III fe1 ecn
bet lea Dox Lot the tine 81 PuEeasng aud hs
bsnos Tamens Of five poas per moeIh o. zen sailing per
week
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Co. BEFORE yoa rcschsse.