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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
The Weather.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. 81 ls53-F NJ
Snow has been falling all day at Pittsburgh
and Chambersburgh 1t commenced falling here NJ ten
O'Clock tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Loss of bark Compeer-sleisbing in Boston.

BosToS, Monday, Jan "a, 1883.
Bark Compeer, Lloyd, from New-YOrk, Nov.
10, was Lost in Maranham Bay, Dec. r. Grew saved.
We have no particulars.
The severe st@m of Sunday and warm sun
today has destroyed the sleghing and rendered the
streets almost impossible.
Ship Hannibal, arrived this morning from
Calcutta was ashore below last night, but steamer
was cent to her assistance and she got OFT without dam
age. -,
Judge Caleb Gushing is quite i'll, of Scarlet
Fever st his residence in Newburyport
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Railroad Meeting, &c.

DETROIT, Monday, Jan. "a, 1888
A large meeting was held on Saturday, in ia
vor of general railroad law.
There is much debate between the Central
and Southern Railroads. to who shall build the De
trot and Toledo Road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Monday, Jan 81, ls51
Mr. B.rKvAy introduced a bill relative 10
lbcI. u publications IN newspapers
Also relative TO the powers OF the common
Council of Newiork- -ov;5s
Mr CoyGER gave notice of bill 10 proslas
81, the Enlargement OF the Ere Canal and az An'ei
Nr Y,sprRBTLr gave notice Of oln 20
,,snd The general steamboat law 30 as to lneaae 'H'
ne hin introduced relative 70 Savings Banks was IA
en- up IL Committee,
ASSEMBLY. /,
Mr.. CHlsrrIs gave notice Of bill 10 anie aH,
Ne General Banking Law BY uiakIng s;oe As u ''1
,4...,s 4 q, s1s-s 80. .a-A--y r~ar-ss~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
" Maine Laws in Michignn-The school
Question.

LAN9INO, Fn1ay, Jan II, 1898.
Several Maine Law" petitions were pre-
sen'ed before the Committee of the Whole law will
probably pass but of less stringent FORM to depend
Tor its adoption vote OF the people OF the State
The feeling on the School question grows
stronger.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

Is hereby given thatl shall expose 10 ss'e, AT
l public yeudue, At the house now occupied by
William Cooper, in town of Rutland, county ol
LA Sale, on the 10Th dly Of september neNt, he
tween the hours OF lOo'coCk A VI and o'clock
!. VI ol the same day, all the personal properly
goods md chauels, hrougingto the estate at Ste
phcn Cooper. laJe ot l., sale county, deed con
>lsting OF one Two horse wagon. one two horse
harness, one mare, two bed strsds, aud some MI
nor articles Said sale to be on credit OF SIX
months, for n sums over five dollars, and on al.
SUNS under five dollars. cash The credItsa,e 10 be
secured by note with approved security.
VI T.. H0L,IsrsI,
Adm'rof tkess!ais Of STEPHEN Cooper, deed,
AnuusI q
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Shawl Store

And every shawl will be sold st bargain. In
man,ii,ns, ey0ry style worn, besides many style
that can't b. tound elsewhere. II Is IN
possible in the raryow limit. Of an nd.
ysrtisamen., 10 give any idea OF our stock sud
the numerous barggps we arc nov Uisrrg. suit
hc. il to say that we have every new and desirable
style OF goods in the ma rkr' from The commoEcsi
ducts of the looms, lntia. England, France, Ger
many. and Switzerland, andw- viii glarlnisc
everrpi'ce. style ami description Of goods 70 be
lower than obey can be bought elsewhere, aud will
sheeru..y return the money in any instance where
any article bought Of Us can be had Tor less Pice
anywhere else, or where any article has heen 10
any way msrepres:Uted by any OF our statesmen
We shall be ia receip, OF every new and Gesira;
lie style Of goods, Immediately on then appea-
rance in the casters market, having resident bay
srs always on the look ogt for noyeltssiG styles
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administrator Notirrs.


All persons having claims against the estate OF
Stephen Cooper, late OF Ia sale county deceased
are hereby nouhrd aud requested 10 attend at the
pcioutr term ~ the county court OF la sale
county, on he first Monday ct October, \ u,
1873, atwhloh time such claimants will produce
then demands, Tor the purpose OF having the same
adjusted. NJ r.. lloILt,rGR.
Adm'r. Of the estate Of Stephen Cooper, deed.
August6.
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CHICAGO Ns,F Work

On Monday, May %, 1854, and 'hercaieruniu
iUraicr notice. lbcrrw PEE
TllREEDtII.ET TRAINS!
For the conveyance OF Passengers, Mails, Ev-
press and Freight leaving each Terminus ot the
Rold, as below stated, lNuuJuS eNcep,ed]
Leave -A.-a.1t
LIST Passenger Tram, ats O'clock \, u.
-. Freight 500 \. VI,
81. Passenger il5 I. VI
Leayo Psru and - SaEo:
l1t. ,PasSeussr Train, at6 10 !. n
-, Freight " ~ \. VI.
81 Passenger q eco 7. VI.
The Trans from Perm and Ia Sale run from
frs. class Steamers on the Illinois River from ST
Louis They also couuecIwuh E,0ins Eastward
nom Chicago outhe Northern Indiana, Michigan
Sou,hern, and Mich. gan Ccu,ra miroaJs--slso,
with Steamers running Nonhwagd to Lake MichI-
gan
Trains from the East. and Steamers from the
North. arrive I0 Chcggu IN season for the Train,
Westward IN this Road. without detention to jhr
Passenger az Chicago, uud aIrirt a. In NIiIe and
Psra iU Sr1S3Ht'rlnr Steamers down 'hr Illinois
River 10 81. Lcg.s, New Orleans, ana ln,crmcdr.
s'c places
Stages run from la Sale asi Peru Westward
and Ncuhward ON the arrvl'ot Trains
BAGGAGE received. and Checks gwen there
for, andclretu Baggage Masters proSu,dto take
charge of n
. For TICKETS, apply arlhe OiHcein the De.
pot, corner ot Twelfth aud Clark streets, Chca'
80, and an Stations on the Inc
- Passengers procure Tickets before "a
k.nssca ia th" C'rs
! The clock i'm sherwood & Wh7,'ey's store
corner of lake mud Dearborn SIS. Chicago. i n
I present 7doptetas Standard me. ana the travel
D Ing public are reminded ihatthe Trains trW star
/ rr0rpilu THE times above stated, as indlca,r'
lmay7 A r GILMORE. Sgpt
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Farm Ridge and Deer Park

@J ~ VI - VA n NJ Ne
u. " JENCkS. A. NJ, Principal.
TIlE summer term will commence August 81.
Tuition from 50 90 to 500, and contingent
expenses 20cts ger quarter MS ioimerly
Board 81 so per week, exclusive of washing,
which is soc per dozen. Room rent 81 so per
quarter. Students furnish their own lights cur.
m,ns and towels: School bills required strictly IN
advance, Board bills promptly ri the middle and
close OF the qn,rter No student received for less
than half quarter.
A faithful observance ofthe rules o the seminary
andn strict devotion to study will be required OF
all who attend July 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

stFaNcN Of ~fOten.
SEA A NY pc son that has lost hor.e
" SsSN ~ or horses, colts or cattle wIthlr
y S-4sA Ill the last Dor years, and wishes &c
Al |T find them If lie will write me
r...f.s-xa. post paid, at Ottawa, ILL.,, giving hi,
residence, The age, color. and
marksot animals, Think can give him informa.
ton where they may be- found rs have hunted
estrays ever since November Z, 1851 during
which time have found good many strayeG hsr.
ses, colts and cattle now taken up. that do not
know of my owner for and a number OF them
that ave been worked for and 3years, am told
were never advertised
also request al persons in the state knowinro
any esirays that their neehbors may have to be
so kind a. TO write me, giving me the mansnams
and residence, description OF horse &c
shall continue the business Ihavctaken down
and will continue to take downall estrays that
may find. Editors,hroughou the state will con.
fer favor upon the public at large by inserirg
this notice, SAMUEL BLACK
R,tereaees-Jodge Dckey, Walker g. HEX,
ling, Ottawa, La Sale Co. Illinois. Michae
Kennedy, Arli' n, Bureau Co. + B Stiles
Dixon. Feb. l9-27-ly
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Trustees Sale.


PUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
OF power contained 10 certain deed of trtst ex.
ecuted by Orrin Miles, IT,, and Lailda his wife
te me- bearing dale on the first of January, 1882
and recorded in the recorders ofiic, of the county
oi Lee and state OF Illinois, in book G. OF deeds
on pages 5Oi and sos. gwen to secure n certain
promissory note therein mentioned, and de aul
having been made in the payment of said note,
shall, on the 9Th day OF September next. 1853
al o'clock 7. W., at the door of the court house
~ tbs town OF Dixon, countyof Lee, and state Of
Illinois, sell public sale, III the right, title and
interest, benefit and deputy ofredempon ofthe said
Io.Neslr and Loilda biz wife of in and to III fl.
lowing described premises situated in said 3un,y o
Lee aud state OF Illinois. described NJ follows. ia
wit, the undivided half OF lot numbered fifty 80,
IN the tract Of land reserved TO renc Leclefe, by
the government of The United States, a. surveyed
! and subdyidrd by Wheeler. Hedges, ECO, fur
/ NeSsrs Ring, Harris & Gates as will more full,
nppenrby reference to the records OF the said coan
| ~ OF Lee, and state Of Illinois, containing ten
acres, more or less
Sale peremptory TO the hghes, bidder for cash
and subject to prior liens and ncunbrances.
au27 LORENZO WooD,, Trustee.
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NlurraY's One Price Stare,

l3- Lake street, Chicago.
cpened May 1919, in connection with one OF the
most extensive houses in New York, Tor The pur-
pose Of establishing large and permanent husI-
ness, conducted strictly on tbs cacap cash one
price system, and with determination 10 mrui,
and secure the entire confidence Al the bEeHs
public Agrusf 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
Valuable Farm for safe.

THE subscriber oll-rs for safe hr farm upou which
he Al present resides, lying on rhr south side OF
The ryrr. about two miles from Ottawa Ii EN-
braces l6 Acres, about 100 Of which ar under
fence and 20 Of which are broke and now in cuIi.
vntion Thereon sa good frame hose 81 by 20,
Also -tabraud outhou es 4 good WI at the
kitchen door there ar- also three living spring, on
The tarm, p'enty OF wood Tor burning, good coal
ned, and thor are number oiirui, trpesplanlrd on
the place II application b. made soon, all the
stock crops, farming utensils &c, can be bought
with the place
For further particulars apply 10 w II. w Cush-
man, 5. w. Cherver, ur ! q. Naltingrr, in Qua
va, TO the subscriber on the premises
April is. JoHx BYRyr.
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Chicago Il Rock Island r.. Il.

Open from On. sage 30 LaSslls and Peru, 100 miles
This Road I- NOW IN operation aud forms an "a
~ Transition lrNeihetWceu the Lakes and the
lt.Ho,s Uud NI>-Is' Ili u'cIs, making pleasant,
Cnyup. and Expeditions koutr, from
NGa 0NL3 Ms &Sr. y0-IS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10
The Great Music Book



Will embrace some OF th-,best music OF the Psal-
mister, the dulCimer, the caltici gufis, and
Messrs. Woodbury., Hastings, Mason and Bad
bury are engag.di compiling for IL. Choice mu-
sicfrom the first masters, and also preparing conn
positions Of their own, entirely new aud OF the
best character.
The des ign the publishers is 10 present. a cot.
lection OF church music to the public, which vii,
surpass any work OF the Kind eyrryei pDh.ishcdI IN
America, lnrhe nunher AMI variety OF Us tunes,
anshems, set-pieces, and chofuses. &c,
II will contain also complete ora .9rio arranged
for the work which viii be found pi CREST value IN
the concert room ofsingins classes Specimen CO.
pies msy be had of 4 II. s -. BUr'cy,
July@3 Publishers gents, Chicago.
Now Is TsE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES.
Bsrrys great work on De i,hIi garien .intcuied
10 explain and illustrate the physiology OF fruit
trees theory and practice Of all operations roE-
! a.,tsd with propagation, pruning, ualspWnua1
and training of orchards and garden trees-.ayu9
out Of orchards and Gardens--dCstruct ton OF ia,
srcls-prsseryng iruits---elrc'ion a varieties
Price, Sl.25. Copies for the COMMUNICATIVE o
postage, by a. II. s &. HURLtN,
july Ia l22 Lake St, Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-10

ever brought 20 tins market. consisting in part OF
Anv'is, smiths Vices Stock, and Dies.
Carriage Bolts -cjrts hand hammers crow h7-s
FUpuc & seat primes bra. & iroDc7rH'g- band
Drilling machines, cast steel and roulWuu aug-rs
NIB, c.oss c1t, hand. panel, ripping, back CON.
pass, FeHoe nj Butchers saws,
Broad and CaOppUuaN-s, AiLr, and hs'rheis.
Aug"r, poll aud gun. b.'i', shetland ron squares
Shoyrls, spades, hay aud manure forks,
Picks wlUocks gr scoops ,grnl>'oue~S h1ng.ugs
Counter sc1'r. spring balances sIseiyaIts,
Ok, trace coil halter, and dog chains.
Paint mills Lend p'p-, md cl>'srU pgWp7,
Door trimmings of every description, such as,oCks,
la'chss, cast and wrought butts,
All -Zes houss bells brass mud iron clndlestiCks,
Dinner bells p'1-terlrg and brick rowes.
Horse ,asps duub.-nn single cut tl'r, Hial sizes
White wash s-ru5bing shoe and hoT-s brushes,
Blind '7sten.rgs braces aud bits, foot sCrapeIs,
Hammers ,chlse5 guag-s strap hinges. hots,
Cow balls, mop irons. wash tubs and boards,
Wooden pals. linen Irvine, gnss lanterns
Mo.assss 5at-s, table hu'i-aut casters carpenters
and cooper, draw knives m1Iirahir wrrurhrs rat
traps, curry combs. strap hinges, screws, ,acks,
brats &c, &c.
We also routnnc 10 keep Tor sale. a full r-sorr-
meat OF AR TgHrsni premium Cooking STOVES
for burning wood orcoul, also, pnrl3r Franklin and
airtlghtstoyes, together with every descrrtion OF
tin, shsetIron, and cOpperware, stove pipe, &c
all Of which We will sell for READYPAY ,arthr
lowest prices, and We respectfully request those
w!shug'o purchase, to give u a call
Dec IL. : MANLry s Co
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have also large and extensive ,..or,n,,r, oi
Cloth, "tcoh, six moinir. seetlc aud cotton plush
caps oi All StyIrs and colnr-. Of my own mauul,r.
lure aud OF he Attest fashions. criherwiihac.n
er'' assortment Z" soft hats Of all colors and qu,I,-
ur', whch ! am prepared to sell cheaper lhnn the
md everything MS rrurr-eni-d | wi .CIII 81
Ottawa, March 10. ls53-tf
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Live and let 1.-Two !

'tiE nGdrrsien,d takes this mcshod ofuiorriiur
his friends aud the public centrally, tina, hay
iol prTchasrd 'hr 'ttIr- stock OF Marcus kohu.
ana 'Yngin,'relurned iron New York with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
sP.RorAL NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoTICE.


NOTICE ishefeby given, that from and after the tst
day ofapi the following sections Of an ordinance in rel
ton to wharves; passed September 24th 1916 viii be
strictly enforced
sec.2. Goods and ehattcls. and me rehSndise
ahalno benermttedto remain upon the public landing
than twenty hours without the special author
ty OF the wharfmasteri ana when the shall nave so
remained thantwenty hours, without he per-
mission OF the wharmaster it shall be his dutyto cause
the to be removed to suitable place OF deposie
storage, subsct to the control of the ha raser
delivered to the order OF
upon the ment the expenses and
storage, and aharse fec OF twenty cents per ton,
day tho shall have been suffered
public landing without permission OF the said
wharfnaser. ., % 4 ~ > *
The 80 section of said ordinance authorizes the wharf
master to sell the whole part of such goods
chattes merchandise left Aforesaid,
necessary ray the of such removal sto
rage and wharfage fees.
ln.,l Byorder Of the committee on Landings.
.5s.sz 5atss.,l ROBERT HAMILTON, i
l mar30-3td r-r ta ust e Wharfmaster.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
Docs Pierce want Cuba ?

5-a-. The following paragraph in President Pierce's
Inaugural has generally been Interpreted to refer
AZ to the annexation of Cuba-
SIT is not TO be disguised that our attitude as q
nation. and our position on the globe, render the
acquisition of certain possessions not within oul
jurisdiction, emnently important for our protection
not in future essential for the preservation Of
the RICH s of commerce and thepeace of the world
aaa7 But the correspondent of the Philadelphia ia
Eette says he has been informed Fl such source
as to demand confidence in its correctness that this
passage has no reference to Cuba. The paragraph
has re erence 10 the possession of the right of way
ACROSS the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, and, when
viewed in this light is perfectly plain and i.telli-
gbly.
Upon the whole, we are inclined to think, should
q = an emergency arise in whicha definite explana-
ton is insisted upon. the declaration will be found
- to have been meant in a Pickwickian sense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
nrPOISONING.n

Thousands OF Parents who vermifnge composed Of
Castor Oil, Calomel, &C., aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying
foundations series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, etc. @.,srt7
In another column will be found the advertisement
obensaek's Medicines TO which ask he attention Of
all directly Interested in their well their chill
health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari.
sing from those Of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills
c5-"Be not deceived" but ask for IIobensacks Worm
Syrup Pills, the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, j. N HoBENsAcK, none
else arc genuine - L----- - Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

SHOCKING SuIcIDE.-Mr. Edward Snyder, CT the
firm of Snyder & Turner. Galena, engaged in the
lead trade, committed suicide at Keokuk, on the
9th inst. He amassed considerable fortune in
California, lost it by the floods in 1885, returned to
Galena, and has since labored under great depres-
sion of spirits. The circumstances of his de-th
were tragical. The ST. Louis Republican says:
He had attempted self.destruction on the day
previous, but his wife had concealed the razor.-
On Friday night he had procured another, and
slipping from the bed when his wife was sleeping
raised the window, leaned so far out to be sure
TO fall and then plunged the into his throat,
severing all the arteries, and fell from the third
story to The ground. covering all aroun with a
pool of blood. The heart Iending screams of his
wife asoused the neighborhood, and the corpse
was conveyed into the hotel, and buried in Keo-
kuk on the day following. ft}tt. ga
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

CRIME, AND WHAT THE CAUSE OF Ir.-Every
paper that comes to contains its list of murders
assaults, and attempts upon life. The record IS
really alarming especially good proportion of
these offences appear to have been committed by
comparatively young men. In one instance, Tint
OF the homicide at Rochester, the cuprit is mere.
child, AMI so was his victim. What shall be done
to put an end to this 3 Ale we really becoming so
abandoned that these outrages are to be passed by
without comment Has all fear Of law departed
from the land, that crime is SO rife among us We
wish we could assign philosophical cause for the
general prevalence of rowdysm, and find out W here
the remedy ought to he applied. Is it not The case
that there is growing disrespect for law, aided
perhaps by lax administration of il on the part
of the authorities; but no matter for what cause.
is not the fact apparent Does it not arise from
our system of electing magistrates and administra-
tive Ulcers, or from want of efficiency on the
par: OF the elected Have we reason to fear that
pnnishmentis not as certain to follow conviction
now as formerly, and that conviction is not so Ger
lain after arrests? What is it Is there less gen
eral morality in the nation Is home, the great
school of virtue, no longer place where ali the
virtues are taught Is il because all the somnity
OF law has departed under new system of things
and its once dreaded terrors have faded away be.
fore the familiarity of popular elections What
IS 1t owing to, and what is the remedy |? These
are grave questions, and Is there be any sufficient
answer we should be glad to record it.-Butalo
Com. Adp. ~ 57. Z % Ta.'--.'-s 'a1ai;5- si!l p
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S w a 7 MS
CELEBRATED PANACEA. y

g
tiiINClPIEN1'' CONlSGMPTION.. .;
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING PROM IMPURITIES 1sl Il
OF THEBLooD,& EFFECTS oFMERcuRY.
this Country and IN Europe for ait il
extraordinary the certificates OF which leler-
had gTals) accompanying the Psnssea some, Of which
as 81 SH 6es o pub
scrofnla and We're dee med incurabIe by Physicians "
the singular Of being b. 1 Inc
most physicians and other eminent persons.
W Gibson Prof surrey Pa uniysrsty
s M d. PC Of S d
Chapman, u. ptP 9 Of Physs Pa UNIVERSITY
DR.. Del vallo, Professor of Medicine, Havana. u
sS bsT RoTo
G. W. Erving. late Minister to Spain. $50 :
sbef sss Army
And Also the wonderful cures efectt by Swaims Pan
The Panacea not contain mercury in any FORM and
being innocent preparation. IL he given to the
The retail price has been reduced to $3.50 per bottle
Containing three half pnts) orthree bottles 81.
. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swaims Psnacea s in round bottles, huited Longitude
with ~ iftts cs9 9oH 4n16s
and having the ofJAs. SWAIN stamped on tho seal
ing wax and written the Label covering cork and
geonetric lathe work, comprising nine Inherent dies
which have been turned orthe exclusive Of the pro-
gravers, of Phiadephia elm the portrait or the
late VIM. Swain; copywright secured. ~ n n,
sa1.f vs'.lr'.5 ALSo, LWAtM'S VERMItUGE.
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved
edy for all diseases arising from debility the digestive
gans such as Worms Cholera Morbus Dysentery Fe.
yer and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &c,
Sec the Pamphlet (Which may be had gras1 Accompany.
ing the Vermifuge. 49, -
| Prepared only al, sv4I1,sLABRAToRYI THE OLD
STAND, Seventh Street, below Chestnut. Philadelphia.
and sold all tho Druggists in the United
liz b CAUTION TO THE PuBLIC3l Am,
Iersons wishing 10 obtain the genuine TvAI's PAN
AcEA and syyAlMiss yBRMIFUGE, shou1s be careful
+ u hahI ygssJ h,,.,sii SWAIN IS Oh EIY
is spelled correctly the bottles and labels they ny
be Imposed on by imitation them by
person besringa similar mime well eaeua
GENERAE AGENTS FoReFHB U. S.
h zaaa - SchieEe1in Brothers q Co.. -
s9S 10i and fee, John street. New Yorkfr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 80. 1856;
The Immortal 1--WE"

LEILA We happen to be well acquainted with the
history of, and nam incidents in, the life of the
o Central Ohio Road as any one and TOE knew what
es sara when ICE penned The Article. We hold the
record of every important event public improve
~ = ment bearing upon Wheeling for the last twenty
years, and w hen speak of the do it by the
ts-ss book.-TiHes & Gazette.
,, Shades of all the Bombastus Furiosos that ever
blew your own halleluiahs hide yolr diminished
eadsbefole the Cyclopean Uranium ofthe immortal
wei! Close your mouths, ye modest plgmies,
not all of your inflated gasbags high Mount
80 Olympus, and overshadowing all below, ere could
.q reach within ten foot pole, touch bottom with
the vast rotundity OF the stupendous WE who has
carr ed Wheeling with all her Railroads, and Rol
~. ling Mills, Bridges. Boys and Babies Churches and
$: 4 Chain Gangs Divines and Devils in his capa-
- cious noggn for the last twenty years Take
5 sour hit-cear the track, the seven car Railroad
bs's:zat trains coming Observation-Disclosures
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