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lGarshalI and Ohio z
I'M I tolls 5ie now tlI1feed
andftfs the carrie s d & tel
's9i VIII Gttenf lsolnrlly %
,rcFsnnc the COMPANY .siff n
road fof Winter 19e5 and " j
TINS neca d hi 1Neiils 1lt 81
90 for the public lceonlfIo
ilil1t DIE.
July .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-11

Ullia Viisiuis Williams q eetoH.ni
g.. who accompanied her sister aIrs. Bodisco. on
visitlp Russia. died ia S. Petersburg. on ihe
18th uf August afier al Illness of 16 days.
rFTAe Ohio State Fair il Is said, win add over
$4,000 iothe revenue IF lis Dayton Railroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-11
EisV ADV Z 'Is5siI rs.
Attention tlle VVholel

A6CeuI1op 6ftel tN1olei
unde45gn Heye tprned nom The Rastysith
faiii hr1nQ q q n hat CASH efesi
aid igiigB and M 81 hich We are.n4e.
ratea Inshe 10 iier i DO ialel most approve1
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diIe |ltiis lsAtc Caps
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-11

EEEc a OF Oaks AND ga IssI AS.
us yeeetyeaI ~ hGslt eectiln OF ftoaks
aid Tsinias wen worth Ale g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-11

NJ IA u A L DR. DIR
bved s4tiie lars6stf dsSoItmelt lot fashionable
oEtal lor pesses to BIO Found in llis city, eal IN
scst heAlehii. lil E7if 3sSs as Xxi
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lin. srN ssas3 agsl tALTI1oRE, June 12, 1880 I
Nessrs EVansel WATSON, llhilalclnhis- GentIenlan.
iehavc much pleasure inn foof
Chests 70 the hottie or1he Ph6tc te ono purchased
from y1l having saved book 6oehts cectally,
efIef undergoing Ieggl aeyefe ddfhg
aest5oye 6lliiitgs on Arch street
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Enld .Madal. ~.

IlHE hne Louis XIV! Glickering Piano, exl,
itel e Chg eetern Virgin Fair, on The f3tn. IIh
anu lbii tenIJS jas. Meior was sent Tho
State Fair 1T PilsbpTgh September eItli n5,f
9th aud and was awarded th first prize q 6Sj
over all incIalins the fneS shosyR
mo Ni M pearl keys etc This isiiotdI moro tlIadi
Justice aild cTedtln the o3lmttee on Plnus, well
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-11

FUST II re EtY4sB- fsus
cianibafs stion foi the Peapie; 4 81
99a B4yness Notes ON ] oh Il,
53st 90 II Dives or the thee lss
IN Sl0uas4i tspgs OH etHfei S}E11e 8 " OF
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G-Dr. Claugh 4 highly elestded phys6iad 81
I'albott county, lIa COMMITTEES suicide ii hisie
his throat whilst sboringnndeE teinpofa defadgs-
nent
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IN tgt lust Edfil theiino1r lie colo
Alto ltlnings 90 we'd NJ t5 81
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hs.T PIPES AND li9KING frO BACG0. sssis
PIG atrnly tone, 1taaHs and FoyShat
lflsti
smoking ToBacooi prime In
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John loInpson;
BOOKSELLERS S1sATIQ NERi a. DjDEAIER IN

aal. 81 M0NRoe
IWAYS onaland s:full
IN School, Theological,
/, itook9, office aud sEansy stat
Adv Paper and wire Screens
To hlcrchanis, teaehers, s.
gUeatest iliddce lnefts arc Oh
teed 70 be as low as at anysl
ty or pittsburg. Get
Tho highest market rates
exchange. ~
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0R a llIISl2NI D n
ET = it6tS Just feau;iit anu
Plano Muslcs si1es a large iiat eis esl os 81
which our lin cali 59s
nom the ~ sesf sizef 81 pres ~ M
VIII te sold than ever pc orc ~ ~
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TUESDAY MORNING. ocToRgR atsslsSss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the opoitan-homas Francis Meagher
Esq. John W. Haynes, California; Gen. T. j. Peyton,
Richmond Va; Dr. Woodward, U. g. NJ w. Chadbonrne,
Newport; c. Tbbetts, Boston A. IL Terry, New Haven
]. F. Scribner, Elmira G. F. Dale, Philadelphia; ]. c.
Walsh u s. N Dr.. Blackman, U. s. A.; J. P. B. Wilmer
Philadelphia James Sykes Columbus, Ohio A. Lawrence
Springfield Geo Reinhardt New Brighton; Thos Ora.
Hartford W. + Porter, New York c. a. Upham, Boston
Hon. Alex. II. Buell., Washington Col VIM. H. Peyton,
Roa noke, Va.
At the livingston h. Cutts Vermont; Major Cady, o.
S. A.; u. Mason, Montreal; Hon. VIM McAurray New
York l. Menetand, Montreal N. Hooper. Boston; Mr.
Buchanan. U. S. N; Hon. N X. Hall, Washington; W.
w. Gallear, Benicea; J. T. Harrison u s. A.; Lewis IL
I. Wright, Vermont; Hon A. Buell. Michigan; D. H. Rust
Tennessee, w. Blanchard, Boston.
At the Astor-Major Sedgwick, U. 8, A.; F. W. Muir
dock Philadelphia; r. Gallagher Cincinnati J. Stafford
Bo-ton; A. Ingersol Buffalo; Hon. G. Atherton, New
Haven; Geo. Shattuck, Massachusetts, Hon. r. vauI,
Philadelphia J. Walker u ). N. j. Rogers, &c, IL.
Parker Boston.
At The Howard-Captain Carey, California; DR.. Van
Zandt do. j. Kay, Toronto T. W Armstrong, N. Haven;
l. w. Glenn philadelphia: f. De Long San Francisco;
L. Hamilton Montreal; G J. Harris Georgia; H. Nun
SON Troy; J. H Fry Manchester DIR. FELTON,, Baltimore
DR. Hatch, steamship Northern Light
At the St. Nicholas. c. Cruger Red Hook; w. T.
Eusts, Boston; J. H. Watkinson, Middleton; John N
Odenhinna and lady Philadelphia; Rev. Z. z. Stm-on
Castleon, Y; Wilon Eyre, Philadelphia; l.. p Hitch
cock, Washington Pa. Hon Judge Mssten, Buffalo; NJ
seayer do j. h. Williamson, st. Louis Mr.. and Mrs. At
water Springfield Mass; Tho. T. Cook, Albany; Capt W
C. Temrieton New Orleans; II. s. Oil Phadel phia.
At the American-fenn Jones, Philadelphia I'D. Tothill
do. s. +. Downing, New York; J. Smson Boston; W
Fegy, do. h. Eaton, U. s. A C. Sparks, U. = N, K Nab
belt, bo-toD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

IBiiApfI PnA Jan ll.--(ReporteJ by Keen q Tsyior)
-Iirt BeGrd-S1 900 United statcs5' b5 CT r. l0J
40 United states 6s, 81, &P, 1lph, LOO Rslding
Rs Re, o.. 30 s5sn 81 100 40 'i3s - schay
40 HaI1isburg Railroad s. TO-. 1000 Peun ylyani
g. "a C&P 97A 1900 West Phil,dtlph1 e. %; 200
G Railroad g., los; share S"huyl ii Ns,yation Pre-
feted 81 II Reading railroad sSwn a. ~ schuylii
Navigation s5vn. 2oA 20 Harrisburg talrcad d. 81
20 do .. =, 70 Long Bland Railroad cash 1875 900 do
10 lts 500 do, cash l5ia ESQ 70 is -. do - II
80 do. b. 15k 800 do 5wn, lti; Is Mechanics Rank
-: Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 724.; To- Girord
Pork b5. II; 81 do IL Betlrete Bodrt-s7 shA - lie
III Ii Na,igahsn. 72iS ao0 Long lsland Railroad l5{
/! -. b5, l5h; it0 do, IS, 1914 Sscc1d L.cri-s3u
i. NJ lynna 5s I. T. g7ii; 10 d3s schnyl. u n grs
Il les, 81, - Ta4; - -chLy II Navigation stock
: II, 40 10 nj. loan Is-osd, ~; III. chuykil
y sigston II. sr-el, IN; 200 loas lana .tairoad
= ~ $50 do, s, lsi4; IN do. h5En, l5sl; Rea q
iroed i. : 22ci-b q Rairo.d , a. sls; II Girs;d
Eaik, "a. AJir Dc1rl--Sj Q WI niiHgtsn Railroad g.
eT'; 100 shates lrg and Enlroa9 Is 1850 Residing
Railroad. IS. l. ,a:t,. i,I-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

t1uiADEitiU. Jan il.--J NJ
Arrived..sehrs AZ G o.ttel, Williams, NYsk; Two
Brothers. Tleadwsy, Alexandria.
UeaIed--Sebr j RurGnr Dola, pici -nond steamer,
hennebec Clark, Nfor; ,shorDi, Her, Gslthncry
Miscellaneous.
BR Snip ALA, McCutcheon, from Liverpool for Hobil,
tcc.e reported iost 10 hurricane driven ashore on
etc, ca tic night Of 18TH ult sri won't T. pisces
Three ne. az supPosed 70 have perishei, a remain
Yas loaded with zocO hags OF sslt
Bs sfr CoEFA Charleston from Iiverp.ol csperi.
enced heavy @eatisr; sPclHs nanrnast
fArs otgM W,.'r AZ Boston from = re Town, on a.h
inst - lat. Sc had very heavy NJ ,nie los. Data
round house &c: had cabin window. stove in filed th.
cabin with water, ana he'd dock stove 10 scsc-. ,.cea
BARI scorAsp.st Boston from Nor,ears naa heavy
III; sale IN inst lat 30 lon 7o split ats .os. 1,i.
esik,, &c.
BApH iorxsr FnrH-.t portion OF the stern Of bark
Fol est rrince wrecked on TIRE sw vide cf vsp.ucket
came ashore an s.asconset on frdsy last
Baia r1,r, a, Pai:morc rom PASSPORT Ne expert.
NV, Loot iecl, iced aud boat
b'oc wSy-r--snrt shaw, Of bria tcsnus az Savannah
reports hat TN tnc - inst st ocloal PN Cape Look.
out lighthouse BEARING wv by " slant II miles DE- ssed
bern tr laying on her Lrboara sble both ma un.
stopped. ayng ~ hanging in ths water wish tack OF
same hanging 10 tho boom, tho ssrboaed anchor the
bow The tfk wa painted black with yellow 81.
house or '.'k Could tee The E,rf Bella on the s.erc
green roi hon; With painto- risdo fast 70 min
chain rH ias her side could moi hAyo been IL tina.
~ at.e ion. eaal3 - 20 person in around the
e. Il. -. attumpt - t,a-d her, as the Uiad
biowirG re. p 81, .lc t-ne
sc,n Gto s,vy from NTtta IN Attksyrs before ~.
PC tc. r into Ees West distress and -eeda "A FOR
Moo q fapar sts az 4 ~ taet
Ecll NU4-s. heIsr from f1s:9u tgr flsJs top drag.
CO .aasc b. fee Cove Goo-5es rscr, ma remained
his tN" WY t. a#t Accounts
s1a 3tHr r@tBo.s II N SC,,cans fof prazos 81
- u.t. -.4o A i4it. aAl3, u..oe rom Brazos
hh of eAA r - y H4t 4lt 'nf fArf sSs npus went 10
f, . tr- @F tnEgtss ogtrta.sJ he. Third Of her
c.sye eha0 a-s EoCts sesetIsi ii s,ttinr Ter az a.
aud .os'.j e. me ht'1or hfo9a Nc stsluses vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
Herald TcleerapiiIe Reports,

btI'TUN, Iau II
Arrised-Haiks Trinity Galveston; Peri, Surinan Tom
(orwin Genfuesos brig Adah Aux Cages Souther bio
bile MARSHALL Savannah 10Th inst lat 49, lon IS 90 cav
ste. mhp Utah FROM NYork for valparaiso sa.e day
d. Lat 20 80, saw steamship without bow prit sup
phia schr. Msnson AnX tayes; Enterprise Jacksonville;
Nercisss. NYorx: Col Hanson To-
al ship New - land, 81 and from NYork Jan
fer Glasgow. On 9th in. Lat IS lon &c IN Gale from
NJ hlped sen ahf,cd cargo, crippled steering sp.a
iatus, sprung aeak ia her uIIer works and received
o,lei dansGe; she put in repair.
tov-BsIks Como, Charleston; Justice Story Bal
tm,fe.
doared-Ship Tar, slsn hac, Larh David Nckels IN.
g,a Dan brig tybelle Az raa scbr hureli Aux Cav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

dAYs T. aAsw Mesrtisy Has sEsssssaesa vsry hssy
s.:t Gov srss., R.ss, Noble, 10 days, with cotton.
to Corhan. BAsset 4 Co. has sxpsfienoed very heavy
Bari Edward, Patterson Ap.l.oAicOla, II days, 10
Ralph Post Jan lat 81 A. Ion "a a. spoke Lucy Ann,
from Mobile for Brstol 20 days out With loss Of
Alexander Mugon, Fish from DMrien for Fsirhsven fun
Of water Capt Fish board the with the inten
on .sS % the yss; but pilot boat
board The belongs to Fsirhsyen, and had been il
Brig Carolina of Csmden5, Patton, Havana, Is days,
to master Jan lat s. lon "a 80 experienced heavy
sail also lost spar with an anchor attached which she
using drag started the deck load Of molasses
also about 80 hhds from below decks.
Co. 4th inst in heavy gale lost mansan, fore
topsai fore topmast staysal no date, Cape Hattsr.s
box marked in diamond; same time, part Of the
mainboom Of large schr and several pieces Of wreck
ca dsss Sn K. ST. and c
inst, encountered violent gale, during which started the
stem and head knees 6h passed about twenty bales Of
cotton and picked ono Of them, marked 100 in da-
nond 49, the latter number supposed to be the weight
schr Lucy lof sedgewick) Dodge, Port au Prince Is
Schr Speed, Ireland Newbsrn, NO, 10 days Jan A. in
gale from NE was hove on beam ends lost deck load
part of proyisions and water carried away cutwater
schr Rosannah, Burnley, plymouth, NC, days.
sehr sarah Parker, Rogers Baltimore, days.
Schr Eliza, Headley, Baltimore, days.
Schr VIM MAILER Price Baltimore, days
Schr Mott Bedell, Mills, Norfolk, 8 days
Schr Julia Mister, Halsey, Norfolk, 10 days.
schr Freeman, Powe, Norfolk 9 days.
Schr julia, Bradford, Norfolk, Q days
schr George Washington, Camp Richmond, 10 days
schr L A Stuart, Sugear, Alexandria, days
schr Eleanor, Townsend, Alexandria 10 days
schr Hallock, Terry, PhIadelphia, 3 days
schr Sidney Miner, Cole, Philadelphia, days.
schr Elm CITY, Frsbee, New Haven days.
Schr Wolcott, Bearce, Boston, 4 days
Schr John Webster, lawson, Farhaven, 8 days
SAILED.
Ships Argentine (Ausl, Gutovich, london; Tornado
Clipper Mumford San Francisco barks Express Boss
Matanzas Mary Norris Freeman, Glasgow.
Wind at sunset, NE, light and hazy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
Naval Intelligence,

The United States steamship Saranac. last from
Monte video, hove to oil Pernambuco, Nov. ~, to
land the exMinister OF Brazil, family and suite from
Washington. and sailed the following day for the
South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
Tamnisny Society.

Among the patriotic letter. received by this Socie-
ty from distinguished invited guests, we're the FOL
lowing not published 10 columns yesterday. from
want Of space -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

taksa n tsw b. tbs steamer at Columb until ths crow
could rig spar by which 10 steer BY
MAURrnus Nov GA hurricane was encountered south
Of the Equator BY tho John Line which arrived hero
from Madras October oath with considerable damage
her hull.
BRzr Dec lo-The Asia McCutcheon, from Liverpool
for Mobile driven the rocks Pontusval dur
ing hurricane the night Of 10th Dec, and went to
pieces; crew Except three men) saved.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 2o-The American ship London, He
bard Of and for New York. damaged the machinery OF her
windlass Saturday night, whilst riding 10 st Helcn's
Roads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC,
a Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR


the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
1.-THE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is, an universal expression of entire satisfaction
1t is warranted to eradicate the Dandruf prevent BALI
ness tendency to turn gray prevent the falling of
the hair preserve its color, render IL soft pliabe and
glossy, and in good condition for curling eradicate tho
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the scurff scald head, relieve headache, Sc The
Excelsior hair Tonic, being purely vegetable prepara-
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BdldaeSS.-Should any one desire TO his bald head
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Failing or Lo0Sening Of the Hair. If this disease
be neglected, it will prove the precursor of badness
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can easily be avoided by thorough of the Excel
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Dandruf and ScurG.--Ths disorder in most cases
owing to neglect want OF proper attention, be
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
g25t RIS.

KE . a.. TOLGlAN y co. hive 30 new
CN5sF 55.s.EA~ CARRIAGES for sale. Coaches
t3EJ----C3' Carryalls, Phaeions, Top Buggies.
'--@--------Ss-- Ghiises.
Also, secondhand Cnrriages, 10 new harnesses.
Al assortment Of Trimmings.
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent onanellcd Cloth, Axles &C London Elastic,
and Compton Vanish, without adueration
We have applied
"EveTett's Patent COuplime.''
so that four wheeled Carriages may turned reund in
hall the space usually required, and easy of access
to passengers, We believe this The best improvement
that has been made for many years.
We are Agents for the sale of shop, and single rights
No. 10 and n Exchange street davtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
Working Cut er.

i n e subscriber would respectfully inform The oiti
zens IF Worcester, that he has moved from his
old stand, No. Pleasant St, TO his room, No 25
EcchaHge ST.. where he viii make, sharpen, clean, and
repair all kinds OF Cutlery. Also, he bought the
Stock and Tools Of the late O. WuIe thus enabling
him do all hiuds Of GDn and Pistol W. rk repairing
locks, kes, &c short nulice end on reasonable
large assortment # Keys kept constantly on
hand. Al work done by him giving satisfaction
will he made perfect free Of charge.
JAMES STEWART
aDl2 daw6m No IS Exchange ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDOnald's Advertising Agency.
By Letters Patent (gecursO 1919.


P@5ee9machers Patent Hydro Electric Tohaic
AIMS.
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pam {" shGck, he UNANIMOUSLY acute palms.
such as head. aud toolh ache rheumatic pans tie
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also in cases teethin9 under difficulties and dlsord
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Inc projectors are in possession of testimonials to
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NEW L.uMRER YARD

al the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
Ek{ HERE Will he kept by the undersigned cor stanty
" Oh hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eaateril, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Jost, Shingles, Clap,
boards, Fickets, iaths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, ami Cherry.
FRAMES supplied 10 Oraer at Short nouce. and sill
Lunpet SOLD on the most reasonable terms, Dy
=. g. MORSE s. GII.
II hdlce No. 10 .dech anic aie23 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
North End Markell

TUE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
Block opposite the Court House, here ne intends
keeping assortments of
NJ EATS AND VEGETABL ES,
and trusts by keeping good articles at low prices to re
ceive his share of patronage
u Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
nov 20 DIT j. +. WOOD
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nc ADAMS MARKET

III subscribers have recently rented tins spacious
ami wei arranged Market, at the conner of Main
AID S0uttbrdge sts where they offer the choicest
Meats OF all kinds at the very lowest rates. together
with the incest Butter, fresh every week from some Of
the finest Diaries ia New England. Also Vegetables iii
every variety and other Produce Of the Season Usually
kept in Market Establishments.
They hope to merit and receive generous shsre Of
the public patronage. RICE d. PHtPPS
ie2 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
ICEICE.

ENHE subscriber will start his team the hrst Of May,
and will call on all Of his former customers to
cit continualce Of their patronage through the COM
ing season, and the public generally Prices for Ice In
quantities less than 5000 lbs 25 per 100 bs over
5000 lbs 30 per 100, 5000 lbs. 1863 cts per lOO No
contracts taken.
ANY neglect the part drivers to accommodate,
shall have prompt attenb by leaving word the of
fee 147 Main street Pc who have changed their
residence since last year aud wishing Ice, will obldge
by leaving their names AT the Office
New and Second hand FRIGERhTORS for saIe
or exchange low can be found in the city
ape DIFF y. +. HEY WOOD