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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-20
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS.,
&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts In the East for the supply OF Marble and CON
tempating the erection OF Steam works. he woul invite
the attention of Architects builders, and the public in gen.
eral to the inspection of his stock, consisting of Italian
Eytan Siegna American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than other establish
ment in the
Dealers would find it their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention of purchasers examine his
stock atuary and other carved work. Monuments Cen.
otarhs, Tombs Head and foot sones &c. Grave yard
work in every variety being enabled by his superior aci
tiles to supply this work at considerable lower prices
any other establishment In the country.
Please give me call and examine my work.
MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
z4s. 81 Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nTAso Caleined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones,
Mt the lowest trade prices. y.d.
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10 Country Merchants.
VIII O@@+1 I Oh
Spring and Summer Clothing

Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
NNOUNCES 10 his old friends and customers and The
N public generally. that having commenced business.
he is receiving at his Store Room in the SPIuT
HOUSE, ate Str Ct, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
OF color, quality, and variety Plain and tamcy
CASSLNERES; Silk, Satin. and all kinds Of VESTTNGS,
&c. recently selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
make order at the shortest notice, in the
manner, and 'dtest style, His fnEcy Department
embraces Shirts OF every kind, Collars, Craysts Hand
every article Kept in G. ntl,mens general FURNISHING
store you the 6esttt in4he IT, call 'Iiead
Quarters,'' South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Stree.
mari
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
Pntent Phosycne Gn..

Patent Phosgcne GINS,
FOR BURN1SG INTHE SAME.
This Lamp producing portable Light, is confidently
TeeoHnmended as 10 any other in
TE LIGHT Is produced by the burning of aeriIorm
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per.
Gorations in Platina.i q fef f---s4sk
The Gas is generated used the heat ofis own
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
In the Lamp Thustis perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeriform Gas.
on Is such, that all possibility of accident
from its use Is and the great simplicity
s renders 1t less to get
any other OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming, do Oil and Canphene Lamps, burns equally
we either with without glass globe shade and per
tectly free from smoke odor. - fl=stsF
opinions scientific may be from the facs
that at the Fair American Institute In 1850
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and I.
noua the at the pronounc
ed the heBESTLtGT exhi bited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
81 J. X. 5nUNHAN d co.
No. % Monroe ST., near the Post Office
seln17 ssIsTf i-sEs * Wheeling. Va
loRa RasALE-A fine horse, years Old. AIso-0ne work
horse. ap21 tl9 s.AVERY.
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$4,000. Tickets only s32.
GRAND CONSOL'D LOTTERY OF MD.
CLASS III.
To be draun in the city of Baltimore, Nd.
SATURDAY. MAY, 2Sth, 1858.
SCHEME
II ,S55 PTlZes amounting 70 81 lbS5,6ll
79 Numbers and l8 Drawn Ballots.


SmallwOod d. Co, abeg leave 10 present lew OF the
schemes OF Maryand State Lotteries" believing those
selected the best venture in.
Maryland drawn under the supervision Conlisr
soneh elected by the State and each ticket stamped by
them, Cnone others being legal)
To those who have the venture largely or
disposed to do, will find small Ottcie drawing
week, and 10 those who wish to venture
gely will find Of greater magnitude. ranging In
price, 81 TO s., and larger ones from S TO $50, and
packages, from SIto S2i0 We would particularly cat
your packages the most advantageous
purchasers they have about twice the
OF tickets in packages for The same cOstvZ: for 26 tick
cts in 81 lottery, charge $16 and the
PACKAGE entitled to all that may be drawn The
$40 Halves and quarters in proportion. q.
selves prize sellers Will say nothing but
official accounts OF tho daily the
prizes so ny acting only agents.
advantage TO make the hest possible Sc
lection correspondents thereby gaia credit,
ard the renewal coshng prizes make the most prof
it, experience OF in the business nat
ourselves judgement in selection Of some tmpor
taEce.
~ Bank drafts, any solvent Banks In the
United States, reeei by US In ay ent oI tekes elth
ersiny by Package Postage stamps received for
odd AMOUNTS orehae. Our monthly circular Is forward.
ed 10 an who desire it, free Of charge
For good prizes, and PROMPT attenlon address your
orders TO S'd-A IL " III III y o.,
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DAG EhhE hEOIYP PE GALLERY.
SSsSS. -rwl A.C. PARTKr Dds Z: invites
attention to+ls Daguc Rooms, and
&22Ri l$rSfI Apparatus, the result OF years OF
kSlssHfSASNI experience and close application 10 the
S-@Sssgi iSy3-AT art. Confident that he combines
in his establishment all OF the improve.
which proper proven valuable,
he promise produce LikencSseS combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained by the
Daguerrean process
For the attractive and commOious style in which his
fitted up, he invites the public TO call
inc Themselves. His Cabinet Specimens always
open for inspection
Lkenesscs taken in NIL kinds OF weather, singly, in
groups; asO post morcm kenesses taken short notice.
USA well selected stock plates,
cases, lockets, &c, always on hand and for sale.
Rooms. NO. :sei Monroe near the Post Office
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speed and safety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
YRI IKLIMHI V Il V u u Il g 81

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
T.RI- TVEEKL Y -EXPRES.Si
NHE subscriber perfected his arrangements for run
i ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits.
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above mentioned, all points
This will he emphaticaly SAFE SPEEDY ACCoMMo-
LINE, by which articles large small entrusted
toit, will he carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 patronage which will amply it,
and afford a fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceing every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, arriving in Washington
O'Clock, each day.
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ arriving Wheeling
oclOck each evening. &
oFEiC ES:-n Wheeling after the first of April, 1861
Market Street above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash
imgtUn Hal and i'll Washington, i'll the OF M0-rows
Store. mar26 L. w. STOCKTON.
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..-. TODD g. DEVOL.
At THE. WELL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
RE now opening an unusually large stock of Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, selected with
care and manufactured at the very best workshops
Philadelphia and New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To our regular customers and all
others who may favor with cali, goods
which guarantee equal in quality material and work
maislr. those manufactured in this any the
United States. TODD q DEVOL.
Wheeling, Sep 24. 1852.
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,r EUIClsH q IIO hcSIIc Dry q Gods,
No. III Main ST., West side, 6etlceen Monroe and
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VIM. COWDEN
DAGUERREOTYPI

ROOmsN So Monroe atee Bsceen The Ne0 Hotel and The
Court House.
taken in any required shade and eoorcd TO
w1rranted to de Pictures sizes, both sin
gle and IN groups put up in plain and tho
lowest prices. Lkenesses Of child
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

LlrE's CHANGEs.-A lady oi Cincin-
natl, who had been over persuaded by
her parents and her lover, whose ailec-
ton she did not reciporate. to approach
the hymenial altar, on Thursday even
ing last, plucked up courage, and when
the important question was put to her
by the officiating clergyman resoluteIy
answered "no, =" when by the rubric
the proper reply would have been
faint blush, a soft sigh, and whisper
'yes." The CONSERVATION OF all parties
may be be immagined, but no. descri-
bed. Remonstrance was in vain. No,
said the young lady, and no it was
The swain Was embarrassed but no.,
discouraged. Casting his eyes about
the room, he inquired is there any lady
here who will have me # so, lie; her
make il known. One arose and declar-
ed her willingness to undergo the in
Fiction. A bargain was instantly struck,
the knot was tied as quickly, and The
parties have departed Tor the home Of
the gentleman in New York Gin
Alias.
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Die0.

In Portsmouth, n. H., 25h ut, Daniel
Vaughan, E-q, aged as. lie was naval officer
at that port, under Mr.. Polk's administration.
In Westerly, Sd inst, Hannah Amy Babcock,
daughter OF Daniel, Jr., and Anna Babcock, aged
3d.
In this town, on the night of the Sd lust, by
falling from precipce near Fort Adams, prl-
vate W ,ltcr q Black, of Light Company "E"
81 regiment of Artillery, aged 20 years.
In Providence, ON FRIDAY morning, Mr. James
Walker, aged 39.
In Providence, 9th ult. Miss Polly Sprague,
of Cumberland, and formerly oi Sm,hdeld, aged
~ years.
At Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th Of April,
Isaac Richmond South north, thi,d son at isaac
Southuorth, Esq, formerly OF Providence, X. !.
lie died OF lock Jaw produced 10y the accidental
dischagc oi IA pistol IN his own hand. ] his ls
the second son MIR. Soulhw orth has lost 10y ac-
cidental violence.
In Providence, on Sunday last, James T..
Brown, IN the 39th Year his age.
In Bristol Ith INST, Col. Jonathan Slade, a
worthy and esteemed crlzen, aged 10.
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JHarrtep.

In this town, on Monday evening, Wy Rev. Mr..
Jackson, MIR. William Gladding, and Miss Sc
rena Briggs, both of this town.
In Providence, I'd inst, at Ma,hewson street
NJ. f.. Church, by Rev. Nj. Harlow, Nj. Vim
Z. Cook Of Newport, and Miss Maria EloIse >lo-
cum, Of Z.
In Savannah, I2th ult, William p. Carmicb-
ael, Esq Of Ausust,, and Miss LIizaberh Is.
daughter Of Ri. Rev. Stephen Elliott, Bishop OF
Georgia.
In riverton, on Sunday evening last, by Rev.
Mr.. Cummings, James W. Hartley, NJ. a., and
Miss Mary Jane, daughter OF Mr.. COOK Borden,
Oft.
IL this town, bv Rev. Henry Jackson, on
Thursday evening, Mr.. Anthony Randolph OF
Boston, and Ms. Maltha Jane Armstrong, OF
this town.
In Washington, on the 30th uliimo, at -
johns Chu, ch, by the Rev. SrNth Pynr, Capt.
WIN. II. Gardner, L. >. Navy, aud Miss Vng'n-
ia Sclden, daughter OF the late Major Carey sell
den. Of W.
In Pawtu,kct, 4th inst Mr.. Samuel L. Bax-
ter aud Miss Mary Cutting, both OF that town.
In GrecnyIle, Warwick, lst INST, Nj James
G.. Briggs, aud Miss Harlie; Bushnell, bo:h Of
that place.
At Lewisburg, Va, April 20, Mr.. Leonlrd
Cornelius Glass VanderrangIe Capcr Van liutl,
Jr., and Miss Mary Cleopatra Proscrpna NitIo-
ria Cinderella P,ulina Marguarelta Lucinda Ilar-
ris, Of S,camore Creek, Nlchol,s county, Va.
In Providence, Sth mt, hy the Rev. Francis
Smith, Mr.. Edmund Oldham and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Goes.
In Warren, 81 inst, Mr. John Northup, Of
Griswod, CT, and Miss Rebecca, daughter of
Mr.. Harrison & Williams, of ". list inst,
Mr.. Henry G.. Allen ard Miss Henrietta NJ
Gray, both w.
In Bristol, Let inst, Mr.. Gardner d. AIbro, oi
Fall River, and Miss Sarah +. Gladding, Of u.
In Fail River, 9th ult Mr.. Allen Dive. and
Miss Wealthy Dennis both Of +. II.
In Portland, Me-, Mr.. William ii Stephenson
cashier of the Atlantic Bank, and Miss Alice L.
Carter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

UThe New York Herald, in giving
sketches OF the difieren, Senators who
have represented this State in Congress,
among other things, says Of the Hon.
Albert c. Greene, "and as a scholar
and poet is known in the republic OF
letters" [" This poetical reputation will
rather surprise our friend Gen. Greene,
we fancy. The Herald has made n
slight mistake, by confounding the
name OF Gen. Greene with that Of AL
bert G. Greene, who is poet Of well
known reputation but he was never a
Senator in Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE
pIIR(IlASINGi
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.-May S.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.-May S.
At market--750 Beef Cattle, no Stores, rs
pairs Of " orking Oxen, 93 Cows and Calves,
100 Sheep and Lambs, and $500 Swine.
Prces--Berf Catilc-Exiril, IS a $S 50; lei
quality, SsS; 2 q'm ", 81 80 81 IS; 81 quail
iy S7a7 rs; ordinary S6a65O
Working Oxen-~oles $50, 95, I20al50.
Cows ard Caiyes--S22, -, 70, 2s, 32, 35a4I
Sheep aud Lambs-Sl, 1 so, 5, 8 5OaG. Lx-
ira, 81, 9,l0.
Swine--5 I-2a6l-2c; retail las l-2c. 25O0
Of the above reported were left ever; fat hogs
5 l-2a55S
Remarks-We had in market this week 81
heal of caule, owned 10y Nathaniel Lynch, of Au-
burn, Y, aud ialicned by Lcgg & Earl, oi
Skanratles, Ouondagua County, n. Y. They
are sad by good judges to be the hest and
latest lot oi ca,lie ever N market; they wer,
sold tpr about Sl07 per head.
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AERkLD OF THE TIMES,
THURSDAY May 18th 1853.

~ The General Assembly Of this
State has an unusually large number Of
new members, most Of whom are with
out Legislative experience, and whose
avocations In lie are such ae not to quail.
jfy them, even In slight degree, for the
important and responsible positions
which they hold. There has Leen
gres, deal Of blunderihg among the offic-
ials, some Of which has excited much
laughter. Mr.. Speaker Steers 10 very
worthy and well.disposed man, but his
experience in Parliamentary proceed
ings has not been sufficiently long or
extensive to mako him very familiar
with the duties Of his Office. In ,he ap-
pointment Of the Standing Committees,
he placed Mr. Bowen, OF Darlington, OIL
ono Of them unfortunately, ior the
Speaker, Mr.. Bowen does not happen
to be a member Of the House. Mr.. Par.
don Clarke 10 the memb Der from Barring
ton, and Mr.. Bowen was Il contestant for
the seat. Perhaps Mr.. Speaker Steere,
In making this appointment, was in the
same predicament with Gov. Allen, in
the election Of Sheriff for the county oil
Kent,-doing merely as he fell. If this
10 the case, we have nothing more to
say, for there 10 no law 10 punish a man
for thinking aloud, especially ifhe can
not helpI'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

S Win, with hoary lock and bleak
breath, surrounds us ; dampness and
humidity prevail, and It is At this sea-
son that imprudence in attire sows The
seeds Of lha, direlul complaint RtiEU-
MATISM. MORTIMORE'S RHEu-
MATIc COMPOUND AND BLOOD
PURIFIER, is The only reliable remedy
n eX istence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

NJ We have received from the
Publishers, Messrs. G.. p. Putnam e. co.,
the May number Of Pu,nam's Maga-
zine. This choice work has been a
favorie with Us from its commence
meni. 1t is filled with able and valuable
articles, aud it's typographical appear.
ance is exceedingly neat. 1t deserves
an immense circulation, and we are
glad to hear that the eiiorts Of the en-.
terprising publishers are appreciated by
a discriminating public. We did no
receive the April number will the
publishers please send it 10 Us, as we
preserve them Tor binding Z The
Magazine is for sale at the book store o
w. H. Peck, 80 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12
AfS ttlarine Intelligence. lH
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, May
Schr. Hancock, Harding, Wcklnd, 6sning I;
Yantic, Alien, Norfolk, = River; ficlcn MiiaD.
da, Chase, llarw,ch, fishing; Fountain, DAVE,
h River, Y. >Ioup Harriet, BrightmaH, L
River, n Y. -
THURSDAY, May 8.
Barb Harriet, Burns, Wales L., Prov.
Brig " AT erer, Vm.on, Prov, Winsor u
Patriot, -, do. -
TUESDAY, NAV 10.
Bark Martha Anna, BaLeuck, Matsusas,
Prov.
S-hr. volt,,r, Lewis, Barnstable, fishing
SIoop Resolution, Baker, " wIckio,d; Maria
louisa, Bennet, = River, ny; Nig,laGt, ellie,
Prov.
MEMORANDA.
schr Fakm, Taylor, Arrived at New YORK
Monday. from Ms,ssurdss, -h,'h she 'sf' on 'h'
18th ul,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

%W hen proposition was made in
the House oil Representatives to light
the State House in this town with Gas,
Mr.. Bosworth, OF Warren, said that he
hoped the resolution would pass unani-
mously. for there was really grea, need
Of light in this General Assembly
there was more truth than poetry in
tha, remark.
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4 -
LYON $
KATNAfRON
FOR THE
IA "A 1R..4

THE KATHAIRON neutrsliaes the effects al
i the disease, climate, and Old age, ia pr-s.iv-
ing and restoring the Human Hair, even after
n badness Of many years; cleansing the scalp
from DANDRUFF,
and all its natural impurities ; Immediately ie-
Gcves sympathetic attacks OF
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
And cures all rutaneous Diseases al tie skin,
such AS Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Itch, in6anma-
tons &c. &c. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair n rich, sof, glossy ara
curling appearance, nothing has ever iocn disco-
vercd io equal its i,contcsted-its incon,estibls
virtues. il eihales tie perfume Of the mott
delightful and exotic flowers, and IL free from all
mineral properties, or any Eni stance vhirh. can
color the skin. or stain lad,'s hat. For L..
BALD AND GRAY HEADS
II is rre cminrniiy beneficial.
"The Kaiairon has full, restored my hnIr
after badness Of ~ years.
Causing j, {" grow ltxurnntIy, and giving IL u
soft and curling appearance, Of the most
delightful character.
A. !. COURTRIGHT, rs Broad street, ". Y.
The use of the Kathairon Is adopted by the
FIRST physician in Europe and America, and has a
a patronage aud sale Unprecedented in the histo-
~ of the Mateira Medica.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North
and South America. Europe aud the Islands Of
the Ocean, in large, handsome bottles, Tor rs cts.
Profits only IN rxens We sales.
Sold TO the trade ~ liberal discount, but
commissioned in no instarce.
f.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist & Manufacturer.
ID. :. BARNES, Proprietor ,161 Broadway NY.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold in Newport, by x. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD h CASWELL, and by all dug
gists every where.
m19-d3w 3mis.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

lMPORTAN + TO CYSPEPTICS.-
DR.. ]. ). hOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestiv. Fiuii, or Castro Juice.
prepared from BENNETT. or he
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron L,EBlG, The
erea, Phvsclo- ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHTON NJ. D., Philadelphia. Tim
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlG ES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, Llv-
ER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
Phlets containing Scientific evidence oi ia
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no.
among the medica advtrtiscmt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

A respectable merchant Of the Rue
Montmartre, Paris, expired a few days
ago, in the midst OF irightlul convul-
sioni, induced by having burnt the
interior Of his ear with chemical
match, which he applied for the ear
ache, but put in the wrong end.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Court Of Probate, Nupor, hpd Is, 1853.
DETER =. REMINGTON, Administrator On
i the estat- of GILES BARNEY presents
his final account on said estate tor allowanc'i
the ranlr il received and referred for consdcla-
ton To a Court of Probate To Le holden ut the
Town CLERKS Office ~ Newpori, un Monday,
the 10Th LAY Of May next, at 10 O'Clock, :. Nj
notice II ordered 10 b, given thereof hy ddvcrtst-
meEt Tor three successive weeks IN the IlcIald OF
the Times, that all persons interested ma! apl ear
~, SAID Time aud place aud lie heard iheIeou.
AL Il. Is. HOW LAND, Prob. CIR.
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MExico.-The New York Courier
piIhiiy remarks /: I'll there IL a naiion
on earth which our Government is
bound by every magnanimous consider
alton 10 treat with kindness and for
bearance, it is that nation which we
have recently forced to surrender 10 Us
hall of all the territory she possessed. +"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

WHiTrIELD's ELoaUENcE.-An officer
in Glasgow, who had heard Mr. Whit
field preach, laid a wager with another,
that at certain charity sermon. though
he went with prejudice, he would he
compelled TO give something. The
other, to make sure, laid all the money
out OF his pocket; but, before he left the
church, he was glad I, borrow, and lose
the bet. On another occasion, Mr..
Whitefeld preached in behalf Of an
obscure village in Germany, which had
been burnt down, and collected Tor them
sir hundred pounds. After the ser.
mon, Whitfield said, We will sing a
hymn during which, those who do not
choose to give their mite on this awful
occasion, may sneak off. He got down
from the pulpit and ordered all the
doors to be shut but one, at which he
held the plate himself, and collected the
above sum.
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BEWARE Oh COUNTERFkITS AND
lMITA TIDNS

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of
DR.. Wistar's Balsam oi Wild Cherry, in all the
diseases tor which il il recommended, curing ma
ny cases after the skill lof the best physicians
was un.valling, has effected large and increas-
ing dem md for il. This fat has cansed several
unprincipled countorfeno ors and imitaiors 10 palm
Oh spur,oss mixtures, Of similar name and appear
ance, Tor the genuine l'alsam. "Dr. Wistar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry" is the only genuine
The rest merely initiate the name of the original,
while they possess none of its virtues.
LOOK WELL To TIE MARKS.
The genuine BaIsam Is put up in bottles, with
the words "Dr. Wistar's Rals I'm of Wild Cher
ry, Phlad.," blown in the gIiss each hottie
bearing label on The front with the signature Of
II WISTAR, NJ. ID.
This will be enveloped hereafter with u wrap
per; copyright secured, 1874; on which will AL.
way. appear the written signature OF 81.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY
Or account oi its great popularity. has been
EX XTENSlVELY COUNT ERFEITED IN
PHILAD .LPHIa,
And some thousand bottles Of the spurious imita-
ton thrown into the market and extensively cir
culated.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE
PURCHASING!
Org inaly prepared by " illiams & Ce. ,Phila-
delphm, now prepared and sold, Wholesale and
retail, only by Seth W. Fnwle, Boston, Mars, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale by his agents.
Agents Tor selling Wistar's Balsam:-- X. J..
Taylor, Newport; :. W. Briggs, Bristol Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
mouth; William Cory, Tiyerton 4 Corners; y
5. Steere. Greenville. NIL 2w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

In the lis, Of the dead by the Rail
road accident at Norwalk. we notice the
name of"David b. Newell, Newport, X.
Il" this must be a mistake, ne there 10
no person by that name in this town we
are asits confident
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

BY reference TO tho following, II
will be seen that the majority OF Mr..
DAVIS over Mr.. King, In the Eastern
Congressional District, is only one hun
dred and seventy five there is some lit
lie difference between this and seven
hundred, which was reported to he Mr..
De majority. directly after the election.
The Committee appointed by the
General Assembly to count the votes
for members Of Congress made ther
Report Friday evening, showing the fol-
lowing reRult -