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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

UMr. Perry, the operator on the Morse tele-
graphic line at MeIiden, Conn.,, was instantly
killed by the accommodation train from Springfield
on Saturday afternoon. He was standing ON the
platform at the depot, and in the act of hand
ing letter to some person the cars, while they
were in motion, when he fell on the track, and
the wheels of passenger car passed over his
neck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

AREIlo-A gentleman in Albany, N. Y, has
the court dress coat which belonged 10 and was
worn by Gen. Count de MOI tcalm, who was killed
at Quebec when that city was taken from the
French by Gen. Wolfe, who was also killed in the
battle. It is about one hundred years old, and is
in an excellentstate of preservation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

THE SLAVE TRADE BETWEEN CuBA AND rR,cA,
letters by the steamship Black Warrior say, is still
continued, and to be continued, Notwithstanding
the complaints OF the British Government in re
gard to this scandlous trafick, and the strong DO
testations of the Spanish Government that it does
not fevor it. 49, ~ !. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

pRev. Samuel Griffith, who has been on trial
before the Methodist Conference sitting at Hagers-
town, Maryland, charged with breach of promise
of marriage, has been expelled from the Confe-
renee and accommodated from the Church. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

The FEVER IN Rio JANElRo.-Adyices from Rio
Janeiro are to January 2sth. One letter says
''rhe yellow-fever continues to rage, and we re-
gret TO mention that the British Minister, Henry
Southern, died this morning of the fever, after only
two days illness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

1.-THE advocates of women's Rights in the
State OF Massachusetts, are presenting practical
issue in favor of the movement The occasion
seized upon is the assembling of Convention a
few weeks hence in Boston, for the purpose of re-.
vising and reforming their State Constitution. An
address has been prepared and published, setting
forth the claims of the fair to the free exercise
of the elective franchise and other civil and polit-
cal rights; and petition put in circulation, as
follows: .s9uUa e1iI a'usEE
"To the Convention assembled to revise the
Constitution of the Commonwealth:-The under
signed, citzs MS of Massachusetts,, respectfully ask
mat you VIII report an amendment to the Consti-
ton, striking out the word male wherever if
occurs in that Instrument
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

u-Massachusetts is about to adopt new sys
TEN with herpaupers. Each applicant at the aims
house is furnished with new suit of clothes, and
told to go to work. II he pleads sickness. he is
despatched to the hospital, where, if he is sham
ming, hospital diet brings him 10 his strength
II he runs off with his new clothes, description
of the fugitive is despatched to the other aims.
houses and if he applies for relief to them he is
taken in and compelled tow till he has paid for
his outfit. This plan SEEMS to be well desived 10
keep persons out of the almshouse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

GENEROUS orSER.-It is said that Gen. Abne,
Curtis, great shoe manufacturer of East Abingdon,
Mass, has issued proposals to some twenty or thr-
ty Young men in bis manufacturing warehouse,
that if they will, the current year, be prudent,
economical, and faithful in their duties-show a
balance sheet of savings, individually, of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, and. consumn ate marriage
on or before the irstfay of January next ensuing,
then he will add, as New Years present, a house
lot upon his domain, and one hundred dollars for
the purpose Of assisting in the erection of cot
tage-house, seyerally, to his corps of assistants
aforesaid. 5,,I. 80. .'s q ss1se7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

A zrNc sLoor, the. first manu- ia cturee of that
metal in Europe, has been launched /. t Nantes, in
France. Iron is used 10 sghtextent in the frame
work, and the deck and upper works are of wood.
She's said to be of a very elegant build. and to
draw but very little water.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness.

L
| DOCTOR HARTLEY, proprietor OF the Bar 1ntirmarv
81 SAMSON street. Philadelphia bcgs inform those ofbis
patients in Wheeling and vicinity, with whom he has been
In communication, that he has, in compliance with their
special request, made spend few days in
his city and ay be tempo AIRY
the House. until the tst April during the hours
offrom 10, i. NJ. ull2 O'Clock, P. NJ, daily. s y u
Deafness, noise in the head and all dsagreeable dis
charges from the speedily and permanently removed
without causing the least pain cure
In all cases guaranteed where malformation does
exist. '-i'- ssir -ls tnfF E.1a.rlri if,trFr
Thirteen years close almost undivided attention TO
this branch of special practice him TO reduce
his treatment 10 such degree OF to- find The
most confirmed and obstinate cases yield by steady
tention to the prescribed. - szaia ID
The following testimonials arc submitted with conf
dence. They will show at least in what estimation his
professional qualifications held by of the most
distinguished medical mon oft he country: -
Il have had the pleasure TO meet DR.. riley practi
and have been led 10 form favorable opinion OF his char
actor, both in the profession and as gentle man.
10 l57''at' #5!' '... w. PARKER NJ. D., m, q
Professor of Surgery etc.
'Hs professional abilities win duly appreciated by
those who place themselves under his care. SCI
JOHN II, WHITAKER MD
.lsH 7a 7rf.rel Professor OF Anatomy, etc.,
From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley / have found
his department correct and gentlemanly.
tL5EstJ s VALENTINE MOTT M D.,
Its pleasant duty to give my testimony in favor OF
1"opteu ny DT hartley Tor the OF deaf
The application is unattended by pain inconsc.
nience, and its effects almost instantaneous I
| Up y H=7ti. Ii. P. HARDMAN,
$50 Councillor at Law, 90 Chambers street,
we have known several orparial deafness II Gated
by him with the most happy results. Dr. is scientific
gentleman and anproduce numerous testimonials OF his
ability and success in this difficult branch the medical
Persons aaieed by diseases ofthe Bar recommend
sIee ray Ss tte pT Hartley Aurs at No 81 SAMSON
ing paid particular attention 10 the ng
Ing has acquired, from his skill experience better
means OF coping with this serious action tina those
Whch are possessed by physicians in general practice
'st-'I"' -- ? sLtirsic.s' =, ,-fs MARIA
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BLOODY REcoNrRE.-A bloody recontre isays the
Clarksburg Register,) occurred at West Union
Doddridge county, on the 18th ut., between three
men engaged upon the railroad. Two men at
tackled another named Lee, who defended himsel
with pen-knife. One of them received seven
cuts in different parts of his person, one of which
severed the iugular vein, and caused his death in
a short time. the other met with narrow escape,
as one of the strokes make by Lee with his knife,
cut the skin over the jugular vein of his neck.
Lee is in the West Union jail awaiting his trial
which will takeplace on the goth of May next
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81. PHILADELPHIl T7--= y
Curtain Warehouses

-. s4.+s4t PHILADELPHIA l6T. $50 : n
s.al - Curtain Warehouse.
III Cfeafnt St RhiLsdsphia. opposite he STATE House
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CuRrAiN Ma
TERIAns,sAkDs FuRaITURE GoFERIsas,
winch ne 11eIs 2t the lowest MAJ ket prices,
stock Comp In the followings 7,,qo,F
Em mo LACE Curtains; Gilt Corhicesi i4G
Drapery Laees 4 Musiins do Bands II = = liif
and eolors; t.lsS !i,5s Cords, Tasseis Girnfs.e
Damn 5sInss Sc LANES ssi Curtain Drops,
Aiarss s.Ss m INCH PLUsHEs Of all eo,ors and
PAINTED WINDotysEk1DEs asal IIf;r \ Ax9sSo =, N
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H-Andtew Norris died at his residence, near
Cincinnati on the 9Th, aged 81 years. He was
with General Washington, at the time of the exc
oution of Major Andre. sssi .s1s a. Is tH3i
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FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Business.

: CommiSSi Business.
TTNHE undersigned, late of The fl m of WOOD nv
i NERi OF Winchester, Virginia, takes this opp'2
y to extend to his friends his heartfelt thanks h =
liberal patronage Stree resident OF this city a.
leave TO inform them that he has taken Warehc ~
South Howard Street, lately occupied by NJ ~,
BELL, and formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW ~
with Warehouse No. 2, South Howard Street, pre- y
ample room to do any reasonable amount Of F'sI III
erdt Cou1mtssfon BusinesS. The location 900 ez
the sale of all kinds of country produce, and Z S<
fully solicits your patti onage- -
He will also give strict attention 10 The 49,
Plaster, Salt, Fish and Gt,GHo &c And bis knoNE5,
the wants OF the Agricultural and GeTeahiE g. =,
are such that he feels warranted in assuring w -
consignments or orders with which be may q AVE-
will be promptly and faithfully attended TO- ,vxpp
~ - y MICHAEL DAaAbE
esf No. 2 & 4, South HoWarda' '-
Baltimore, March /, 1s5s &c.. .s5i
BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Pollard, Byrd & Co;
d. Stuart q Son;
& ..f' .tia Chas. A. GEmbTillI ...
..I q Norris, Caldwell q Co.
WINCHESTER. v,,,T4
{ Henry N. Brent, Cashier Of tAe SaA''
Valley; Trf1
B Joseph H. sherrard, Cashier Of fn''
2 .s5ng.Is Bank; aa Ls..
Messrs. Baker q Brown;
Chas. l.. Wood q Co.
Messrs. AMMAN, Mcguire q Cos rp.tP
. Logan, Carr a Co; E.at
o. W. HeiskelI,
Jno. r. Morrow.
msrea- SIN. 1870 a. ,lsaa IT,.
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UThe Journal Of Commerce says that the New
York Crystal AZ Palace win not probably be ready
for the reception of articles before the frsl III
June..,ss;S5ti TT. - 3 sst
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RICHMOND cUsroM HousE.--1t is stated that the
Secretary of the Treasury has confirmed the pur-
chase, by the commissioners, of the lot of ground
on ain street opposite the Virginia Bank, federal
court room aud postoffice. .i4s 80. u.
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Board OF Public work,.

Robert j. T. White, ESQ., the present Senator from Lou
doun will be supported candidate for the office of Com
missioner OF the Board OF Public Works. the Northern
district OF the State Mr.. White is gentleman of high
Character ability and intelligence and having served
eral years in the General Assembly is familiar with tho
system OF Public Werks MANy :,
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Navy UxroRM.1The Washington correspon-
dent OF the Southern Democrat says, it is believed
that Secretary Dobbn will, countermand the or
der OF his predecessor issued about the I'D inst,
entirely changing the Uniform of various classes
OF officers on the United States Navy. 4l,ss
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9. The moment of the
insurance is at hand.
, 10. Hungary is the
right wing. and Italy the
left wing of the army /
lead.
IL. Dated February
1858.
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1F tFtS Ut 3 tIEHt PIUCI4HtU
tion u 1851. 49,.
/. i know that every
Hungarian is ready fol-

Hungarian is ready for
the war of liberty.
2. But that is not
enough for me; The gen
eral enthusiasm does not
suffice-I must know,
numerically, what force
l may dispose at any
point.
5. Therefore, every
force ready 10 fight for
God and the fatherland
must be numbered and
organized. ssh,,n,Es -t,I
4, 5, G, Z. And that
organization must be
such, &c. Here follows,
some particulars. y,
g. Organize your,
selves. Be silent, pre-
pare, and ,Dait for fur
her orders.
9. The moment of the
instruction drai0 nigh.
10. Hungary is the
right wing and Italy the
lief: wing of the amy
which 1 organize.
IL. Datedin the yeal
1851.
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NEw MExeo.-Fhe native citizens of this Ter.
'ory are said to be rallyins party TO run candi-
oales ior the Legislature and Congress, of their
own class exclusively, and especially in opposition
to the Americans settled among them. ~ "a
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B1tis stated that the whole number of books
published in the United States during the year
1852 was 1888. OF these 800 were reprints of
English books and translations leaving the s66 as
the number of American works.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

FiRE--7-About nine o'clock last night fire was
discovered in the wooden building on Twentieth
Street, betw zen Main and franklin, used by Mes,rs
Pord q Wilson, as q steanlery. Before It could
be gotten under. it had extended 10 two wooden
kitchens, owned by Mrs. Welsh, on the premises OF
The old stone building, and the tobacco factory Of
Messrs. Grant& Bennett. The kitchens and siea-
merry were destroyed, and a wooden machine shop,
also on Twentieth Street, put up by MIR. Weir, was
partly burned and tie balance torn down. 4 5''5'
The. factory of Messrs Giant & Bennett was
much injured-the roof having been on fire the
whole length of the house. The tobacco in the
building was considerably injured. The amount
Of their loss could not be ascertained and is COW
cred by insurance.. s,al-su-.5 ss.,sl.-'. =
The wooden buildings destroyed were not of
much value. negro man belonging 10 c. Crew,
jumped out Of the fourth story Of the factory 10
avoid sutfocating by the smoke. Strange to say he
escaped with whole limbs; but wheaher he has
sustained serious injury or not could moi be as.
certained at the time. sfafiff'f 10 l7f-7a.
Washington in the revoluion-was at one time in
considerable danger.-RichmondD Dispatch. 80 81
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Persian Hair Dye.

.etise.si Perainn Hair Dye. -- vi
THIS Dye is warranted, if ding TO directions
to change the hair from amy other color to beautiful
% i".a dsP PERFECT JET BLACK, IS 70, ~ =
WITHOUT
-iet z" '' Staining the Skin pt., .l.s.t ...t
Price, 80 cents bottle. For sale by KELLs g. cALp
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by NM. r. MCKEE
''-. =i.#
toers OF The third District in Virginia. for elect
u ing a Con.nsstoneT of lte Board of Pubic Works
Gentersn-since declining again to run for Congress-
have unexpectedly received solicitations from various
parts of the third District become candidate for tho
Board of Public Works II you tniI can be OF service
TO youth this position you at liberty to
whatever Of ability may promote in that con
nection, the best Interests OF my ma i've State,
.lir Most Respectfully, .s4 .-
t.e i,as 81 J. NJ. H. BEALB. ~
House of Representatives, Feb H. 1883 ~ %
REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GooDs
AND NOTIONS, 10 the new four story brick building
No.l1ls, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou streets where
Will be prepared with an cary and extensive Spring
Stock, direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased TO have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine. ~. q
ieo4 tta.Ha9 g. wM. r.. sELBY. ~
'J. G. Mticaf Will be found at the above estabiish
nient. whsre he awaits his old friends.
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MINERAI WEALTH OF YIRaiNA-Mr. John E.
penman, whose connection with the North Caro-.
INA gold mining recently noticed, lief. with ms
a1ew days since, on visit to his lone in this
place, number of specimens ofgold, copper, iron,
leau and silver ores from the above-named State
and Eastern Virginia. Among them are galena.
from Amherst Co.., Va, yielding seventyper cent
oil lead, and another specimen r. m the same place.
less rich in lead but giving forty ounces of sily
70 Inc ton This is more promising, 10 all appear
aace than the gold Veins of Charlotte, NJ c., where
SIo to the ton is considered good return. The az
Iead mines are within seven miles of the James
Hlyer and Kanawha. Canal. Mr. P. has also coal
rom e the Dan River seams very much like anthta.
cite Out more easily ignited. i.sa.ii 800
every DAY brings new warnings to Virginia off
mineral treasures she wing nepl,c
so IN bosom OF her hills. 1t is safe tosay that
she surpasses every one of her sister States moi
her wealth of this Description estimated in
a out IN almost every particular form OF IT
W. men any one OF them can boasti Thus, of INN.
ne most common and generally distributed of iii
.as metals, she has as Tennessee Or MIS-
coal she is atieast equal to PennsyIya
nie; IN salt none of them can compare WI Eer
IN iead, she Is ptobably not behind Illinois. in
copper she Yields only to Michigan; in gypsan ,,he
y IaL ABOVE ail and in manganese and Similar nTn
ancts valuable to chemists she Is interior to none
Apoid and health system OF internaI
would ere this have put IN rap rrs ~
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oualifioa.ion of the vice President.

/
Aletter from Mantanzas, published III the New
Orleans Picayunes gives an account of the!swear.
ingsino ftheyice Presidentof the United States.
from W hich we extract the following ~ ~
.For The first timesin the history of the Repub-
lie has the man chosenby the people for the sec-J
ond post OF honor taken the oath of office in for
eigp iand. WlnLtAM lRuF1s KlSoswas, on the4th
instant, sworn in as Vice President Of the United
States. at the Cu,nbre, near Mantanzas. The day
was most beautiful one; the clear blue sky of
the tropics over our heads, the emerald CARPET of
CUBA beneath our feet and the delicious sea breeze
us. = :
Carly in the morning Consul RoDNEY, ) deputed
leiGonsnl SHARKEYt administer the oath left town
on forseback FOR, the Cumbre, accompanied by
several American gentlemen.i A pheasant ride of
three miles brought 10 the estate where Mr.. KING
WAS residing, called La Cumbre [the >peak,) from
It's situation OH the eliminating point of the hills
| that Immediately surround Matanzas.
"rhe GA tn was'administeted by Consul RODNEY
to the Nce>PteSident, who was ready and waiting
our arrival The volante was brought UP to the
door, and Mr. KING stepped into it, in order to ride
into Matanzas before The sun should be two high 10
make it pleasant. The cavalcade, consisting of
some twelve or fifteen American gentlemen, imme-
diately mounting and forming an escort around the
carriage; accompa MED the Vice president >to@ne
| Mr.s KING left Matapzas onSthe same day for the
estate Mr.. Chattrain, in the partio Of Limonar
about eighteen miles from Matanzas. His health
very poor, and no one accustomed TO patients
with pulmonary disease inthisI climate but knows
| he cannot survive Very long. He may live for
months IN this mild climate, but he can never be
letter. The old statesman views his coming fate
with calmness, as one who has fought the good
night and Will lay hold of eternal life."i rii. %,
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8. Omitted entirely.

,49ssz -sqs.a tlats ~.
4, s, 6, z. Omitted
entirely.
nI
s. Omitted entirely.
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~ S w AIMS
CELEBRATED PAM.o,
Fo FOR THE CURE OF
INCIPIENT IOWSTT1FDDTss

LNCIPLENT CONiSTNpq1oss
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, wH,rr VI
RHEuMA rIsM, DISEASES OF THE LIVE ,sS!IS
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING Prov ,,,, nNp M
OF THE BLOOD, 81 EFFECTS oy ,,vn.-Hu
g wAlM's PANACEA has been for TnoT.U ~.
~ years celebrated in this country and in P. "a u
en.s % egtesEior the Certificates Of T
had gTalis) accompanying the Panacea S So1 IN
give The particulars OF cases too fnghtGlI oT "a
Ecauon, where tho patients had been aImoSt .ssIa
Scrofula, and were deemed incurabIe he ps.s:LsapE
1t has been used in hospitals and pfiya,s ns.
has had the singular fortune OF being reeSmnssE
physicians and other eminent ~, s
w! Gibson, NJ. D., Prof. surpery, Pa ITni,.,,.--
valentine Mott, N; D. Prof Of Surg, n. ~.
N. Chapman, 81. d., PaoE OF Physic' p Tsii.a4
T. Parke. NJ. D., Pres't College or Physesnss S.
IT. Del valo, Professor of Medicine, Hayspa
jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof Surgery La
J: Chapman, Member Royal College Surpso1,SSt,,
Z. w Erytng, late Minister to Spain. Naas
Shine r anensaS pearson, MAJOR General British Ann
And also, the wonderful cures effected by Sv,r-,,
acea nave Tor many years made It an inyaII. III @
ne EanaGea does not contain mercury in any torT
most tender infant. - i S'sa III
The Tetailpriee has been reduced to sI,5O ~,
three half pints) or three BOTTLES ors
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION,
Swaim's Panacea is in round bottles, fdt.d t,S
nally, with the following letters blown on he Ira
| tSIH4LRS-RANACR d-PHILIDis
and having the name OF JAS. SWAIN stamped q Il, i.
ing wax, and written the label covering tketsf -
splendid engraving for the side OF the bottle cSj
| geometTlc lathe work, comprising nine dissrsl =
which have been turned for the exclusive rs. r. y :
pr!etor,the proprietor, by Draper & Co. b,Ei ~
gravers, of Philadelphia In the Gentle isl noT,r5
late VIM. Swain, copywright secured.
ALSO, LWAIM'S VERMIEUGR
a valuable Family Medicine being highly aupp,., =,
edy for all diseases arising from debility OF IL -
organs, such as Worms, Cholera MOrbus DIs,s;5r, =
yer and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick HeadatLe n T.
See the Pamphlet (Which may be had gratisl &C.,
| ing the 'Vermifuge. '@Ns9N
Prepared only at SWAIM'S LABRAToRY. TEya
| STAND. Seventh Street, below Cbesnu PiaiSE
and sold by all the respectable Druggists In b. n
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
Persons wishing 10 obtain the genuine SWIIRsFu
ACEA and SWAlM'S VERMIFUGR, shcjlk. an
to observe that the name -
. tetr1 ~. SWAIN 'e
Is spelled correctly the bottles and labels ortJr,
be imposed on by medicines made in Imitation oitis5
person bearing somewhat similar name, vel al
| ted to deceive. - -
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE US
sss SchieHelin Brothers & Co.
| 104 and &c., John street New n
| 0HOIi ~ ! "
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astHE FAsfEsr YErs "A Baltimore mechanic has
applied for z spacesin the Crystal Palace fos 1
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U-The venerabie DIR. Lyman; Beecher, IN d re-
cenftB9st9n sermon said that preacher's IDEAS
should stand on rabbits ears. that people could
gIap aold on to them, and get something for their
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IiA meeting ofhotel keepers of Boston, on Sat
urday evening, unanimously decided to advance
the prices of Board 50 houses to cbarge 81 IN
Fl aaay,.ne si,oo houses s2a nd Others llrks
PtoPolton- ttsIl sttzri s n
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In The copy circulated a
Milan in 1858.

..1zfrs'..raHT 'FNt'f. q
2. Omitted entirely.
1.r lle.l- r-..-- t,.
-tF,Ft-r tsa. sra
- 'lit- sf'la.Fh.tl 70
a. -..HltzhilH a#.Hu
7.-'# a-- .I..iIutr -ltI 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-26

Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by KELLs CALI
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by wBI. R. MCKEE. !