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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
FrOra BuenOs Ayres.
POLITIC II EXCITEMENT AND DIsCONTBNT-BRIN83
STEAMER MISSING, ETC.

STEAMER MISSING, ETC.
BOsroN, Deo 10, 1858
We learn froA Captain Upton Of tie bark Argentinss
tent and dsstsacisn prevailed throughout, the pro,
virces This teer party who compossthe majority,
decidedly to the present Of Bueuoa
Ayres ard smother revolution predicted In the
Of few montis All kinls Of preducs was exceedingly
scarce and high.
Great appI ehewsions pre- eyNilsd at Mortsvdeo
count of the arrival Of the British mail steamer
Prince of Wales from Rio Jsnero; che being four days-
behind her trae The ptsn Of Epgash brig repotp-
having her "a Cape St Maxys 17h October and
that shortly afterwards she ls entirely disappeared Il
thought that she must Lave either Iah Ashore or
goI down Tie British steamer Locust had beee>
despstched in solrcb of her
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Ngw 0RIlAss Dec, II, 1858.
Tho Asia's nsws was received 1t noon to-day Tho
sales Of cotton during the past week have hssn 80
bales ani the stock hand hero 2l0 900 balss
Aiddling quoted at e4o The decrease In the rsosip
at oil the Southern ports compared with the saso
time last year, Is 489 000balss Rio ceRse-Sass a
tAe week 1000 bags, At IL 10 for old and l2o l9e
for the nav cron; stock ON hand BO, 900 bags.
CHARLESTON. Dsc. 10, 1853.
The saes Of cotton 10 day amounted s70 bales a
$40. l0hc. The market Is duu, with more sellers
than buyers.
PsrrxonR Dec 10, 1853.
The offerings At the scales to-day 200 head a
bssf cattle. OF which 500 driven to Philadelphia
loo left over and 600 head so ct prices ranging ro
So to - so on the hooftqual to SO IS rs net Live
hogs and in Demand 1T IS so 50 per ZOO lha.
Theie prices advance on last week.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1s, 1853
Hogs are animated to cay 5000 sold, at - u = "a n
ProvIsions imp owing.
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wATCsIEs, JMwELRY, SuO.


CRYSTAL PALACE NEW YEARS. PRESENTs.-HUNT
" Rosk.ll, uate storr Mortimerl jewellers, gold
smiths and to tho Queen l56 street,
splendid display diamond ornanents gold Watches s
yer plate &c for sale In class XIII. British Depart
%ens FTs estimates and price: apply TO tho agent NJ
Crystal Palace or at 76 Broadway.
II watches diamond and other jswelry; Also sterling
silver Of latest pattern The subscriber would call
the attention Of the large and elegant
presentations Of choice gs unsquasd Of ,ck 70
select from Among the many articles Of bcuseris win bs
Jules Jurgensen Watches warranted perfect time Keepers
from ss0 TO go Cooper Watches duplex and levers
for timing horses $l26 TO 26O Chronometsrs-
pocket perfect time keepers Sl6 70 eight
day Watches which run esht days with winding $40
$5 l0 diamond watches ladies' magic cases.
$50 % magic Watches which change into three difrent
All fna II a n,HS:
gold dss.sh:a levers sc Eold sns%sss wsssSs. for
tent hunting S6S silver LEVERS low
% $l6 silver levers $4 ladies' gold sets earrngs
gn' and bracelet q ss % 70 ss,s1s sxso % pins
fans chains, no. gold vest chains Ss & gold fob
ss ssld o sss ssa
ss ST q Z IS al
]. ss's 1l's e
spoons 70
81 90 gold armiets for children Per pair 81 30 TO g.
q
wall street, second floor, Broadway,
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Nron Rio .yassclro,

TIE CREW OF THE sIiP R0MAN, -f0."
Phil .DShrnIA, Dec. 10, 1858.
The brig Wa Prize has arrived at this port, with
Rio JaneirO daea TO the 30th October She Lngs eight
Of the Of the lost ship Ro.D who report that s
tain set FIRE to shS vessel before Sbandonn. her.
Inc port OF Rio JAssio hasthy, and ttsprovtnsa
9uiet Freighs nominal and coffee very dear tho
stock in first han itanaountsd to 80, 900 bags.
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Arrival OF u. 8. Troops at Fhlladclphlas
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 10, 1858.
The u 8. steamship PENN ylvania, from Tampa Bsg.
via Fort Moalrie, South Carolina, and Fort Monroe VIZ
gnia with four companies of United States troops hA
arrived a. this port, t.s
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CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMsHNOs.

UIQH CLOAK 0ALLOONA vILvlI, RnAL 0IMPVRn
- heeo - Aeeeo eimmnGa 81 ths nshs4 deeesiptleu
- a1ssssnsss b TIE ~ CAsAsssa2s ssf ~, Gnv
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The Weather Throughout the Ce.aiEy

The Weather Throughout the Ce1AfEy.
CLKvH.AND Dso. 1o, 1859.
II has been nowing here all day, and is very ood ana
clustering to- sht-the wind blowing perfect sale
DETROIT, Dec. 10, 1883
We have about three inches Of snow the grouna
hare. The woather Is cloar and not very oold
BUFFALO, Dec. 10, 1863.
A stosm set in here on Saturday night, and ~
have eiyht inches Of the ground. ThA wear
thsr very clear and 6ne The thermometer ysstArdag
morning attweny degrees below sero and early tia
morning a. sixteen II Is now (noon) mild and plea-
can't.
(. PmLApxLPHA, Dec. 10. IA p. u
Il Ia r1nying haze this evening.
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SPLENDID $500 ROSEWOOD PIANoroRTE, 7oc
Tor ssn used s u
perfect n 81 al ss;psS s% y .arrsnsss Sy the sss
round with Soub ans
cost s s
Apply At 392 Bowery, second floor.
IVA TO HER PAPA-A BEAUTIFUL SONG BY O. G.
Po: e.Ss sas WIN
visnstte Of little c0rdsia g % cents RSss.s:s I'D
ondc1tssdly q Gilbert 0e's splendid pianos.
s o s Fer
Mr. CHARLES HAHN, LATHLY ARRIVED FROM
~ German, has the honor to announce to the public OF
'i s ~ al on % violin sSs sa
the sd 'as e. as he
%hsra great from
sy sy rIi,st1n 70 M H. C. 1mm Mr. W. schaieabers
T. @ s.s.. S:sS
Psyels pianOr Thess nsn.fss
81
PIANofoRTs PURCHAMRi.Ir YoU ADI NOT
jIaSs 70, can haze s .dv,1ss Of M expert
ssn Al hone 4 y sS1 Sa @ Lin: Inc =
PIANos AT A BARGAIN.-Two SUPERIOR BRIL-
HAnb toned, seven octave rosewood
respect Purchasers would do well cali
ut AZ Sullivan street. at the factory 2 Greenwich street.
THE GREAT VIOLIN IMPROVEMENT rs AT LENGTH
perfected The inventor Of this inprovement-an
teur OF some twenty yeas praccebeng fully conversaHt
With the difficulties Of the violin he most formidable and
for a. lenSb and nstsntsd
his keyed stop finger board enables the
out Each note the utmost Rcrs0tSn giving that ease and
Those who aresAy perform need different
ton, but with this improvement play their
at first sight with the astonishing facility
obtaining IN one months practice more perfect mastery Of
key stop improvement be attached to VIOLIN and
removed at pleasure, without in as citing the in
strument and s to give satisfaction the
purchase money will be returned The subscriber
prepared to attach them in few moments time in hs
substantial at his mandatory and depot for fine
choice vions, superior italian strings &C. Isl Broadway
WIN. ROBERTSON.
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FURNTTURR.

"AHTnD-TWO SUITS or ROSEWOOD PARLOR
w furniture, for which % b will be paid. YAs pYss
past b Low; no ebs son they hare hssa ulsd hort
Una AddrSiG D. 4. j., HssAld e&aes
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Naval Intellignnce.

WASHINGTON, Deo 10, 1858.
Commander Sterren has been detached from the NavaD
Asylum At Philadelphia from the 1s Of January, and
dered to she Decatur Commander Lsrdnsr II orsrsA -
the Asylum In his stead
Heuts James Lewis, Aaron X. Hughes, Passed ~
sistan. Surgeon w. Jeery, and Assistant Sargeoo Je
Y have also been ordered to the Decatur tho
1st Of January.
Tha recatur IA oydered to tba Pa si6o ~
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The Lnst Cutter Hamslton,

CHAKLKsTON, Dec. Iv, IBS1.
The body Of Captain Rudulph, q the lost outtac
Hamilton, was found this morning and brought to t
city for burial \
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SPORTING, &C.

nOGS OF THE CHOICEST BREEDS KEPT EX-
tressly for stock and for NewfoundAnds King
an which are shepherd dogs &c Chagong and Shang
hae fowls at Oo street. corner Of Fulton stairs
Please copy the address.
ITO Observation-Disclosures TO THE BRITISH
hos-As the lion has awaM been oonsidered the king
OF beasts and the belt without tenon but
country considerably enlarged since the of Cali
ornia and its monsters there chance for oontendng
point-the exhibition, corner Broadway and
walker street have Csifsrnia sr.sly bear recently
against lion in the country for the of aside
The fight to of within three months at the Hippo
drome. or any convenient place within the city.
GEO. w. JOHNSON, No. Is Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

MADAME IgABELLA TAKES THIS METHOD or IN.
M forming the public that she has arrived from lu
rope and can be consulted past present. and future
events at her residence No. So Franklin street. Broad
way. Madame Is the most wonderful astrccxer in the
out delay, che will remain in this city but short
time. Cbnrgcs-Gt ntlemen, 81; ladies' 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
ASTROLOGY.

A sTROLoGY AND NDPHYsIO0NOMY.-THR CfLHBRAT.
a cd Doctor J. sHUnAN, swede BY birth, can BE- osl.
nltod all events Of lc past present and future NA
Mes os1oulAted for ladies and gentlemen. Resdsnss In
Chamber street, Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

A FRENCH LADY WANTS A PARTNER. WITH
"A capital of $6O in the French artificial dower
business. Address with and residence. Lorenza,
Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TEND
M her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city In
astrology love- and law matters Interpreting dreA &o
will tell tho name q tho lady or gentleman they win msrr
street. corner Of Bowsry. Ladies'. % oents xcnts 81
AIRS LADOMUs, NO. a8 CANAL STRKRT, CoNTL.
M nues to tell past present and future events lkewfse
love, shp, snd marriage She will also make love
tual between parties, whore does not She will
also thief restore stolen property Axe
Ament TOLD for Nothing.
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A SPLENDID $3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE, 7Oc.
ssve full round corner psnelled metallic frse sups
rior tone, offered for $5 Been used three
perfect In all fully warranted BY best
kera II be from till pollock at I3
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MADAM MORROW WILL SHOW TIE LIKENEssRS
Nl Of future husbands and absent friends which has
nstonhed Dc during her travels Europe She
with IT, by invoking the Of her wonderful science
TO tell future events AID thoughts Ne 76
Broome street. between Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen
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DIANOS AT BARGAIN.-TWO SUPERIOR, BRIL-
Hanb toned, octave rosewood
respect Purchasers would and examine
ut AZ Sullivan street. at the factory 62 Greenwich
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RE EWARDS.

p1 yesterday morning childs silver rattle The
reward will be paid for its recovery by applying tod W..
Noir Jewellers 3l5 Hudson street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, $50.

CLOTHING, DC.
GyAeTOTF CLoTHIEG.-s2,0e0 WORTH WANTED
" The highest cash price viii be berAv gvcn In current
noneY for large small COED left of clothing every
deserignon Address through posi- or call on JAMES MO-
&ONEY At hs secondhand No. Orange street, near
n nyLOThlN9 AND FURNITUKE-LADlES AND GEN
Nenen hevns any to dispose Of receive the utmost
value m cssh BY sendr to the stores Il West Broadway
Place ana os est broadway, lettor COHEN
u. D.-LAGos attended by Mira. Cohen.
TAST OFF CLoTHING.-TnE HIGHEST PRICE WILL
" be given for left off clothing Of every description Ad
dress through post call JG MYERS 80 Eighth renue
Ladies atten BY Mrs. M N. BClohing neatly repared
And secured
NENTS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, TWENTY PER
VI csnt rcduoedS6 overcos at Sl0 SO pants 81 80; IS
SS; seamless coate, few still remaning an as
portne OF boys clothing elegant talm and sacks
with ~ without capos, $50 Broadway GEO. LEVIL
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TLANTIC HOTEL, NO. BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
"A fountain This old and fAvorite hotel having
entirely refurnshed department. is ready TO
ceive families and gentlemen for the winter
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HRANERCY HOUSE, CORNER BROADWAY AMI
" Twentieth street. Some pleasant and suitable roomi
for families bo had at moderate Prices Also fn
l.,
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CECOND ANNUAL BALL or THE DUFFY GUARD
- will be held ~ kibo's Tuesday evening" January s.
1884 shetens celebrated Brass Basd has been engaged
Floor Managerial Mason, T. Coady, j. HUFF, c. Burns,
and yandyhe Tickets. two dollars, b had Of the
erty street; AoCay Earle, 2 Greenwich street
CAPT. WIN, WILSON. Treasurer
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DIVA TO HER PAPA.-A BEAUTIFUL SONG BY q. G.
Howard; sung by little Cordsa Howard: In the uent
moral drama OF Uncle Toms Cabin Price Is wish
vignette Of little Cordela, 38 cents. Published Nv
HORACE WATERA. SsS Rrosdxsx
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. AS PARTNER, WI VI
cash capital of 200 10 invest in vel! estab SAed
and lucrative business paying good profit No sd
apply but h who have good business capacities and
persevernL An Engshman preferred. Address John ~
Rowland, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20

A BARE CHANCE AND NO HUMBUa: ONE ST
ed all round with double round corners scred carved
legs, and yre spendidy carved meulded which
not been in six month and $3.50 for $780,
Apply At 1872 Bowery, second floor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

REs,osArIoN OF LEWIS NJ CoLE.-We learn,
saws the Baltimore American, that MIR. L. NJ. Cole,
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and for
several yeaB past filIedtte arduous and response
BILE office of Master of Transportation, hrs resign
ed his post on account of lll-health. The Com
pany, however, will not lose II e services OF this
= eli Tried officer who will be transferred TO anoth-
er station, better suited to his physical condition
We further learn that the office lately filled by Mr.
Cole, has been rendered to John q. Done, Esq,
now a Senator in the Legislature of Maryland, and
accented by him. Mr.. Done is in every way emf
qualified for tie duties he is about to assume,
having been formerly engaged as an engineer in
the construction of the road, and possessing a
highly cultivated mind and great decision OF char
acler, combined with an accurate knowledge OF
men, We congratulate the company in being so
fortunate as to secure the services of such capa-
bic officer as Mr.. Done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

a.nr,noRE & Ono RAnRoAp. The Company,
IN ,be convenience Of travellers TO and from the
virginia Valley, have started an .Accomnoda
Train, which commenced. its trips yesterday, con-
meeting with the Winchester Railroad Trims, en-
aiding passengers to arrive in the city at12 o'clock,
and leave on their return at $50, P. Nj, daily.
A through ticketsystem for Emmittsbutg has also
been established obyiating the difficulty and delay
heretofore experienced in obtaining conveyance
from Frederick to that place.
The second track, which we have already mo-
ticed as in progression the Locust Point Road, will
be in a few days completed and opened from Bal
ley's Switch to the junction with the main road
below Mount Glare.
AT Locust Point. new side track has been laid
for some distance towards the city, in order to ia
ciliate the unloading and delivery of coal.
ass Bali. Amer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

n McMrcnES has just returned from New
-. ,ri,b n full assortment of all kinds of mis-
. .Ii works, stationery, &c. We examined
Il, ,tock, on yesterday, but the books are too nu
r.,on, to mention. We were much gratifed TO
Cd IN his collection, Miss Edgeworth's Works,
,,d among them her Popular and Moral Tales
Thss- boobs, with Early Lessons, furnish the best
b,,i, for the young that We could suggest. Indeed
tor children, from eight 10 eveyears ofage, they
are ininitable, and combine the most interesting
narrative with the soundest and most impressive
moral tendencies. They should be read by all
children, both for pleasure and profit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

STRUCK ny Llours1Se.-The waynesburg Eagle
gives the following account of accidents by light
ming in Greene county, Pa.
Far BY LIGHTNINo.-On Sunday evening the
14th inst, the barn of Mr.. Benjamine Shirk, of
Washingto Township, in this County, was struck
by lightning, and it was consumed together with
the contents being the wheat and oats crop raised
by him the past season.! The loss is estimated at
$1,000. Nolnsurance, nor no lightning rods;
ASornER.-On Tuesday afternoon, last, the
brick house of Mr.. Calvin Church, OF Clinton was
likewise struck by lightning and few things
burned and the house was considerably damaged.
No lightning rods as usual where such accidents
Still Still ASornrn.-we learn that the barn of
George Huffman Of Norris Township, in this coun-
~ was also struck by lightning on the evening of
the 18th inst, but the damage was trifing
AND AHormER.-We also learn that the dwelling
house of Moses Owen received severe shock by
lightning one evening last week and the house was
considerably damaged but no per ons were injured.
Mr.. owen lives IN Morris Township, Washington
County. We understood there was no rods IN
either case 10 protect the property:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26
-arJ. R. Johnston, of the Daily Forest City j

III. R. Johnston, of the Daily Forest City, is
responsible for the following:
stIy'son, - said a gentleman on Superior street,
yesterday, to little ragged urchin of about six
summers, whom lie noticed emptying his mouth OF
regular old .. eteran,' and helping himself to
uuid of Lllenthas tin foil, tllat would have done
honor to any Jack Tar on the Lake; "My son,
what do You chew forg'' The little fellow, giving
his quid an extra turn in his cheek replied "What
do chaw for! humph to get The strength out Of
it, TO lie sure! What do you think a Teller chews
for2'' - IS. = -l..e --i-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

1.-THE European News says:-"1t would GER
hiuly be very rash for US to become alarmists,
Vhilstthe greater part of our contemporaries as.
suts US still every day that peaceful solution Of
the Eastern question is proximated and certain;
bat We confess that, upon the face of the facts
placed before US, we Try in vain 10 disc"verthe
means by which the Gear is to be forced to admit
that he is wholly int the wrong, and still more be
TO evacuate the Principalities where
hsis establishing an iron despotisn."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

nc CONCERNING su inscription. advertising or otn'
TEE 1Sipess OF the lnteligeneer, should bs ad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

vrupin contemplation decided improve
80, in this number of our paper, in the shape OF
D nsw head, and the addition Of few beautiful
nr If tyne, but the engraver and founder have
-, been sufficiently prOmt to enable us TO do so;
"ssoueptly, we eau only add these Improvements
IN, sheet as the material is received. To our
sstbis is a very serious disappointment, as we
I .nv;o,,s TO make this change with the COM
= cement Of our second volume. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

CRY .AIoRrALITY.-The weekly bill of mortali-
TWIN New York city for the past week, exhibits
he unusuaIly large number of $50 deaths, being
an increase Of ,3s4 over the previous week. No
less than I'll were from sun stroke, besides AZ
from apoplexy, and SO from congestion of the
brain nearly all, DOUBTLESS, produced by the late
during the prevalence Of the cholera, did not ex-
coed j, 400. In Philadelphia also, the deaths last
week exceeded the number the previous week by
35, while IN Baltimore there is decrease oil 3,
o,J IN Rostnn Of IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

1.-THE Richmond Enquirer says, by authority,
that "ihe Board of Public Works OF Virginia have
not experienced and do not apprehend any dificul-
N in promptly meeting all demands against the
State for the works of internal improvement in
which she has so literally and iudiciously en-
Oarked. The payments of the States subscrip-
ton to all the railroad companies, save two, are
tequitsd by law to be made par passu with the pay
nentS of pirate subscriptions, and the Board OF
Public Works have, since their contract with Sci.
den, Withers & Co., in 1851, invaribly been pre-
pared TO honor the drafts of the various railroad
Companies Tor the States proportion upon presen-
t'lOn' The money expended upon the construc-
ton of the Blue Ridge and the Covington and Ohio
railroads is limited by law, and the contractors
never experience delay OF embarrassment in re-
csl'ng their money the moment the estimates and
drafts of The engineer are presented" ss?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

dies, ia bethg m0ie 6erain, less expensive, and lea
wing the systeIn In better condition.. Let all Interest.
ed call and obtaina pamphlet Cree) containing emn5
proof tho most of the beneficial
results Gifts use; together with letters from
enced Physicians used in their practice and
speak from their own observations. s.s71 81
REFERENCES-PB Pcckham N D, Utica, y " -
- NJ H Hills, ND Rochester, n y 81
d Y Foote, NJ D, Syracuse N Y: 4.
r,A ev9 Prof Dunbar, 81 d, Baltimore, Nd;
~ J.COrrick,M d, Baltimore, ~
,f,a WV Reese, NJ d, New York City.
w Prescott, n D, Concord. n Y. s., h
ts-2ss, ssl - p Neyvlahd, NJ d, Utica, ".
IT, .7.-. r.i,r RevJ CS Beard, Glenn Springs, s q.
M Pamphets Gratis at our store - ,i1a
+ 'i'fss BRENTLlNGER & AItMSTRoNG, Ag'ts,
Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe ST., Whcelng va.
Z Also sold by .hICHEAL DUNN, Moundsvllle, ana by
most orte leading Druggists in the adjoining Counties
Letter addressed to care M Ctutia Hutch, Aeet at
Rapennd, Ohio.-To DR.. MARcHIst:--l nave peeh lGll
years troubled with Female ntsr
and althe attending difficulties; at times rendering my lie
most miserable i have had tho attendance OF some OF INC
best physicians with but little success; the most they
For i've months before commencing with your medicine.
had not been able perform any labor could walk nnt
steps at time and scarcely went out OF hoors-n
short, completely pIostroted, both In pouy arg
Eering and misery, But reading your advertisement
induced TO try invaluable medicine called JIG
rine Cathocon, the last resort 1t had not useu u
week before Fit Hkeanothsr woman. ny Tue use o.
three bottles enabled to all tho labor of
in the family with ease, and could walk any where In the
neghborhond without injury Nothing but sense OF my
dutyto YOU and to the aiced hasffduccd me to state my
case to the public. safely recommend the prepaIa-
ton to all those suffering like myself. -.gtr. Il
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio, Dec. q, 1853.
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III have heard from undoubted authority, says
Il. correspondent of the Washington Republic,
tat Caroll Spence, Esq, of Baltimore, was to-
t,y appoi ted Minister Resident at Constantine
pie. This is an excellent appointment; and in
tbs crisis Of our foreign relations Mr.. Spence may
he safely entrusted with the important questions
helr TO arise in connection with his mission.