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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-31
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH To LINEEroUT.
We have received news from Con>,antlno-
pie, by Jenna, down To the Sd INST The
news OF the disaster of Sinopc in officially
confirmed, and had Just reached the Pore.
pom the receipt of this information. the
British and French Ambassadors had immc-
dlatcIy dispatched two steam trigatcs from
the combined >Tuadron> to Sinopc, and two
others steam .irl"atc> to Nrrna. for the pur-
pose OF ProcurIn. precise intelligence. jI,-
on the return "t these Y, >>cl>. it was thought
probable that the combined fleets would re
cclve orders 10 enter the Black Sea. 70 prc-
vent, Ii possible, any further collision be-
tween the Turkish ana Russian naval for
1t is reported that the British Charee IL AZ
fairs at Trheran has suspended his diplomats
&c relations with the Persian Government in
consequence of that power having resolved,
as 1t Is sad. to take part against the Port and
to march an army to :he frontier
The Morning Post states that a Constant-
nople tclcgraphic despatch Of the sd, reports
the prevalence of great alarm and excitement,
OWING 10 the news from Sinopr. The az
count gwen Of the action Is substantially the
same as the Russian The fleets were. bound
TO enter The Black Sea Persia had declared
war against Turkey
he Posts leading article SAYS that there
can hardlv exist doubt thar the A,inirais had
by this time entered. au,. are now III tu!l COM
mand of the Black Sea
With r'>pcc; 10 the Persian Gr,Iara'iom
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Eleven Days Later from Eu-
rope.
4 GREAT NAVAL BATTLE!


The steamer Pacific from Liverpool Dec
II, arrived at New York the 20. By the
Pacific we have news OF a startling charac-
ter. y summary viii he found below.
The Defeat and Destruction OF the Turkish
Fleet
On Monday, 18th, the British public WI,
startled from IT, propric:v by telegraph
dispatch, published in the London Times stat
IN" that Russian squadron OF six sail OF tin
line had forced the harhor of >inopr and
burned sunk, captured and DESTROYED every
ship. with one exception, Of the Turkish
squadron Of fourteen >aiI had taken pri>-
oncr the Turkish admiral. O>man, carried
of his ifa">h;p from under the runs OF the
shore batteries, AMI We're towia" it to Scba>
topol. when it sunk and with it the supply
of money for paving the Turkish fleet
This di>a>trou, intelligence caused the
greatest excitement AID further iniclIi rcirc
was anNou>ly looked for
Additional accounts came at lcn.th. hat
only T" confirm The previous news. On the
&orh November, the Russian Admiral Nach-
linotl other account, spell hi, hi, name
MarhInoti with >!N SHIPS Of the I;nr.appar-
ed o!t the roads OF Nn"pr, and forthwith pro-
crcdrd 10 attacl, the Turkish force he found
there .Nttcr an Engagement ct one hour,
duration. he had DESTROYED seven Turkish
!r"atr>, two cory cites one steamer and three
TRANSPORTS. The ltr4r Vessels ,l,.,ruvrd had
ra'.h $40 >oIicr>, besides artillcrvmcn. on
I'udId anI Il large sum OF money hcinD
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K The editor 0i' tho New York Evanrr-
list YVES list of the ministers TO whose
namrs the "scnii-lunar far,!e!>," A. DIR. Cox
once ;irsl gnated the degree of ID. d.. hay.
been appended; and they count up fitv-one
individuals who have been honorcd with the
J.. l.. d: all the past wear
IL SAKE is reported to have said in a re-
cent lecture, while discour>ing of the artistic
imp'rlcciIon OF most female poets, notwitl-
standing their wealth of fancy and sentiment.
that 1T seems impossible for Pegasus 10 rro,
handsomely under site sudNe. :"
~ The Sons of Temperance a, Castl.ton
passed a resolution, at late mcefipo thaukipn
the members OF the General Assembly. who
N"tri Tor the Liquor Law Amendments. that
they madc the law no worse than they did
r. Rev. James Aiken. of Brattcboro. La,
Received unanimous call from tn. Conur,
eailona Church aud Society of Putnev. to
become their pastor.
~ lHc total amount Of California gold
deposited at the Philadelphia mint and it..
branches >lnre IFS first discovery no to No
'embcr |. is S2U4 900, 600.
SfNbI>" MONEY Ky MAn.-An impor-
tant decision has lately been made by Chief
Justice fancy of the Supreme Court of the
United States, The question was whcihr-
money RENTED from debtor TO IA creditor
ny mail, and transit released the debtor tru,,,
the obligations of the debt The Chief jus
ttlce decided that the plaintiff having request
cd h'> Debtor to remit the money. withou,
specifying or directing how, and III. defend!
ant harn" complied with the request ly re
uniting through the mail. As was the custom,
with others I" DO, the debtor would not Ar
held liable 10 make good the loss The .Jn,l,,
held that all previous decisions to the contary
were erroneous
-solI'E. IA" annual meeting Of tn" E-,cx
County Temperance" Society will he hell It, In
n"ihurs, Oh Tuesday IL" 5! .!av Of .Ia,.uqr, ,>,
- l""'ror,. 4 NJ AMI " II he continue. Ir.,.r
,a,:'r.orn.r,n and ,.,".;rr.
It.. IT,. ns,~ !. Powers. # W.-n.,.o.i :. -.
.-'. :" q .ir' - H., meeting: an! since, = = -,
I'M for ,.r;in- ur officers. a! w.. arr. =, h. q.
N"''r. with >"di.i'',-ui-h"i an aiy"c;,,c a.: Tenn
i'ra"" ar! humanity. L., every town l,. v.n ,.,
r''~''.'e and WV tr.. L.,rr al tl, ,.r,rr..j.
-''"' ~. r' rather than no ' pr,.,,.r'. Iri>>
f'-..r. VI Powers uiI l..;ur. =, ,,.,,..,,i CO.,.
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Suicide at Burlington.


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an.iI ''.. "''>' WI. ~ ','',' to INV
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- ..lr""' y ''''.'' 80 !''"> w az "'''
-. .""' q: f"rI'''"'' appearance "'~
. us 'h" h"'N' .! " cora "'''''l''' - -"
-... ..o q! ia the middle oi the Open
.r .,'","n n'~f'.i>. ''''' u l '''''''''
..'.-u. scales stood h'nr'''l ''I'n' @" 'i' Top
.... upright standard Of which he Ind e'l-
~, mounted III order To accomplish ii'>
.-lo>r, lne ho!y hn"- >'F'-"' anu >'''' h
lin"rr~ -il-A'!y r"nt:'"','' ''' i" '''''''
hence OF >tru--.ln2' the eyes "''|''' ana
'-.n. fiNcdIy through the nan opened A''-'
taa-,'rl;r. Mr Weston. immediately sum
900. '"'r'"'r : i'f' Of j. 'i''/''>' VINO
"". -'h'i!- alter "I''.'' IL "'> cut ''" Il
81. a"rt:Er'' VIZ h'..' Over 1t III ~ ii'''!'
,.j.urr before the Jury, disclosed tie
.""- facts,
II''''"' wa A'"'' I F'''"' heretofore
"."''''. < III ms STATE an" proprietor oil
'- .''' .'' @'''' ''>''N anu ''I''>'"
'... .' '.''-H' o"' ''i''r TWO weeks since I'll
''''' ''''
''''' III " I''' ''''',
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,.'''" >''',' -'' >'''''''' ana passed.
90 '"''' III me ''''" " NV Il III Has
''"'F'.y occupied three nights a Week
ID" I',. ,.'''- ', 40" ana IL ,''' '"'
II ''''
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r., =, !" '', - ''''"''' o''' VI inc ''"P''S'e>
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49,, 'C''' 60, w. ''''''''''
u .ok and B,rrnr ,I~ rr1,, was ,onn1
.. warm. and IN. limb. sin ,rox;1I.
u.,y testified that hi, neck was MOT hroE.r
ant that b., came 10 hi, l.,,b hy .;;r,,,,.
,.-r.u,arlon. On his person wa. t3,n1 h;>
,.l watch and chain money in ILLS ,r1
.aar.o, his way bills. letters. &c.. and a
,a.sa.p Of bank notes marked ..ss4o. ! II
n.rl.k I~ralo ' toh %'AS "'G ;n -. H.
h., ,... ' ,,,.. ,'a,'' S,,t" MN t" 'y
Johnson to dav.
y evidence ofmcntaI arrangement, cxcr>-
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Iscci.ls f. i.r!.
In Apprentice Wanted.

& >"|N'; MAN j. wanted l., r., ,ui,.r:..-. 10
Il learn The Watch Makers .:r,-. Nu,.,. r,..l
a:l.! WIi'~> 10y c"'s.c pc' r~r.,',,rr,.,'.-i
clio. bON NlNti.
= l"h,>. ury Dec -. I-:,s. -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-31
Seven Mile iEirl0r!
Grand Finale Exhibition

~ I"lm~hury viii tr ,cu "t SATURDAY. .y..,.;r.,
tn Eli. int. n "c!'rk. Admission - c,,.r>-
Children hall price.
: Good music ma t. expected: ;i-o.s,. mig
inal porn-n Pee -
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gF>rECItItIl r,,ea- - Ill c,.-.,,s.,.--
IL and th" public a'.,!:.',, '.;'; h~ L. IL
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-31

he steamer Pacific. from Liverpoo! Dec,
II, arrived at New York the 20. BY tie
Pacific We have news OF a startling charac-
ter. y summary viii be found below.
The Defeat and Destruction Of the Turkish
Fleet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-31

'''N OF HE LIQroE LAw-Mr
''-'rr, the Town Agent for til, sale
,,r 81. "''ns liquors for medicinal. chcmi-
,..,., ''''''A' purposes, in this town.
" provisions OF the act Of 1892 was
b.. l :. last. brought before Eoy,Il T ~>
..'.. = Oh COMPLAINT Of the grand Juror.
a,., '~' furnishing and giving away iurox-
Dr.. 'u'' contrary to the meaning AID
'' aid statute anu
.., *I''''' i" evidence tia, ,iyAuv,, has,
'' at >'ascn. teen prual,n; t. an
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-31

tt aPPear> That The Shops OF both CharIr>
and II. y. Pierce ha> been previously en-
tered and property TO some extent ah,tractrl
In l.tct Il system Of petty thieycry has bccn
Tor a lony time carried on here hy a class OF
refuse population from the Scignioric>. 1t Is
to be hoped that in future they viii coutinr
attention 10 those landlords who furnish
them with tenements.-Orlens> Co'ody Go-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-12
DEsTRUcTIvE FIRE IN NEW YORK. I

New YoRx, Dec. 10--14 p. M.-The establish
nent OF Harper & Bros, The great publishers, is
on Gre. II comprises about seven buildings on
Peurltand Cliff SITS. 1t will, it is feared, prove a
total loss Some adjoining houses are also on fire.
The fire was caused by The explosion of steam
boiler. "a s.s.
LArEa.-The entire establishment of Harper &
Bros, compr sing buildings, five stories high,
OH Pearl and Cliff Sts., and several adjoining
houses, are in ruirs. The fire broke out at quar-
past one o'clock, from, it is SAID, spontaneous
explosion of The boiler The hands, some 600 IN
number, had Just returned from dinner, and all,
with the exception of two girls injured, report
ed saved, andt escape one girl jumped from the
third story and was not much hurt The old Wal
ton House, and the blank book factory of Geo. r..
Coolidge q Bro, are among the buildings destroy
Led. %The Mansion House and Franklin Street Ho-
tel are badly burned. Tie fire is still raging, and
is apparently under control Of the 6remeu.. The
Eioss will exceed half million, by some estimated
| as high as one million dollars. The Harpers are
largely insured. The valuable stereotype plates
are understood. TO be sale in the vaults. The city
companies are heavy losers.
John Mitchell publishes letter declining any
farther public demonstrations and wishes in future
| 10 Temain in quiet. .-a -.lst .t'
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TEI. EGRAPHIC EM.s
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.

BosroN, Dec. 10. The Niagara arrived at ] |
O'Clock last night, witt her the Humholdts
passengers, numbering 2a0 papers have little
additional to our Hdiilnx dispatch.
The London Morning Advertiser of the 26thi
says Government had received a Telegraph message
announcing theenIance Of the combined feetin-
to the Black Sea.
VIENNA. Thursday Evening The Russians at
tucked ST. Nicholas. Asia by land and sea, but
were repulsed 5times. a Russian steamer, with
1900 men, stranded aud only % of the crew were
saved by the Turks and brought to Constantlnople
as prisoners. Its said n another dispatch that the
Turks had taken Russian man of-war IN the
Black Sea aud that The crew had arTiyedat Con-
stnntnople. No details.
CONFERENCE.-The, l0th,-The City is in a State
ct joyful excitement. Bulletins have been issued
announcing that on the 4tEl inst, omeE Racha
defeated the Russians tolteni,za. The Russian
General led 30.u00 against tin position which the
Turks had taken upon the ID and Sd, on the lie I
bank of the Danube. The combat listed hours.
The Russians were routed and left large amount
of mnskets and ammunition on the field, sOC
Russians killed. The Turks had only 1S killed
and 70 wounded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-12
Loss OF THE HAMILToN.

l CnARLEsroN, Dec. g.-The Revenue Gutter
Hamilton left dry dock Wednesday on cruise
having on board Thos. E. Randolph, ST. Marys,
Ga, Capt. Romulus Saunders SEN. Gen ROmulus
NUMBERS Lieut., L. G. Hines. 2nd Lieut. and crew
of twelve mem II blew hurricane last night,
during which the Hamilton was lost off Fully
BREAKERS in Charleston bay. The officers and
crew took to two life boats, one of which has moi
been heard Of The other containing Capt, Ru7
dolph. Quarter master. four men and two boys,
capsized among the breakers and oil were drown
ed. with the exception of one seamen, who was
dashed totIe boat and picked up this morning by
the Savannah steamer. 4 a=lsss y a.H.=a
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REJECTION OF rnx RAl1noAD ENDoasEMENr.-

REJECTION OF rnx RAmRoAD ENDoAsEMENT.-
The Baltimore American of Friday says: eve
learn that the Board of Directors of the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company yesterday declined tc
accept the ordinance providing for the endorse
ment by the City of their bonds to the amount Of
s5OOO,OOO, on account Of the Objectionable pro-
visions that accompanyit The provision with re-
gard 10 through freight and passengeisis, welearn,
viewed by the Board ruinous 10 the interests Of
the Rosd, aud calculated 10 throw all the through
business on the Pennsylvania Roa'l, and 10 cut CT
all connections with other roads except for exclu-
siye Baltimore business and ttayel.''9 - I'll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-12

THE HoLIDAys ARE CoMIse, heigli. no, heigh no!
The season of pleasure and enjoyment, of kindly
remembrance of friends, and of tender tokens of
esteem, friendship and affection. Every body
is therefore on the alert to select appropriate gifts,
some seeking costly ones others the most beautiful,
others the most expressive, and Others the most
modest and plain. For all such tastes WILDE &
BRornER, of the famous corner Book Store, have
amply provided. We have seldom, ifever, seen
in this city, more varied aud beautiful aSSortrent
of Animals, Gift Books, and other articles for the
Holidays, selected with more taste or with bette.
knowledge of the demands Of customers at this
season, than the assortment which now fills their
cases and crowds their shelves. They have Liter.
ally provided for the million, and can suit any one
with appropriate book, literary, religious, scien-
fc, sentimental CT fantastic, varying in price from
seventeen dollars 10 seventeen cent piece, and
as much cheaper as you dare ask. besides on inf
mite variety of fancy articles which eye hath sell
dom seen before, or the imagination of man cen
celved. Verify, verify, it is great country we
live in, and pretty things are getting entirely too
plenty to think of committing suicide or going to
Australia while the Holidaysnre about. Walk up,
"here's the place to get your money back
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-12
ROBBERY AND MURDER.

BUFFALO, December IOth.-Weather warm and
navigat on unobstrncted. The Louisiana arrived
hete to-day. There was great excitement on board
in consequence of the rumored murder of the sec
ond mate of the Buckeye Slate, 10y sSme hands be-
longing 10 the Louisiana, who, it is reported, rob
bed, and threw him overheard. The murdererS
were arrested at Cleveland. H. s.t-l.,5 l-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-12

PoErRAir PAIxTINe.-Many years ago there was
a portrait painter named RouERr HANNA in this
city, long before the art of dagueueotyping wos
Invented, or. perhaps, dreamed of He painted
many portraits and had many friends here. Since
that time he has travelled over nearly one half Of
the world, pursuing his profession most of the
time. He is now again in this city, temporarily,
aud would be glad to see his funds md paint
their portraits, which he will do in his best style al
moderate prices. His room is overt. NJ. Parker's
Saloon. on Market street, where portraits of some
of our citnenr may be seen. ..s.e,os I
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FROM ERIE.

EarE, Dec. 1n.-rle rails were laid 10 the bnun-
Diary OF the city yesterday, but the mob tore item
up again last night. They also DESTROYED he cul-
vert of The bridge. The Company will lay track
through The city Today. The respectable portion
OF the citizens are indignant at the conduct of the
ynnh
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cINCINNATI MARKET.

CrxcrSNArr, Dec. 1O.-Flour quiet ats5, 15a5,2O
Hogs steady, with fair demand at S4,25a4. So.
Sides 5000 pieces shoulders i'll dry salt at 4 packe'
and 10000 pounds sides at SC loose. Lard 94as
3.S for Dbl -
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TO- s.'i4 RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBuacn, I)ec. lO.-River 3 feet5 inches q
a stand. Weather clear and cool.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New UoRK, Dec, 6.-Cottcn firm. Flour i,
G cts. easier. Wheat firm. Corn-New is easier
old buoyant Provisions unchanged. Whisky
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oTTIrE b. & o. R1ILRoAD Co.
'sa 'a ~ Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853.
ON and after Monday the nth instant passenger car
will leave tile SatiOu daily al rs O'Clock. r. Ms Wheel
Ing time Tor MOurlsyiIle aud Cameron.
Returning leave Cameron. 90, a ~
do do Moundsville. .........6 a. NJ
Farc-CamerOn 81 30 each wRyi
do Nv % oPIegN ~ Genus s''" J! B. FORD.
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7=-5-5z Notice.
INK subscriber, having returned home from eTmany
absence OF four months, begs Caye to
isfriends and the public generally, tIathe Will hereafter
regularly both eIs with his usual supply OF good
Meats SaIsages Lard etc.; respect uly socs their
patronage with the assurance hcy will receive prompt
ocrTdavy r : 1"-rlt = r. JOHN -ZoECKLER
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EFt The LONDON r
Watch and JeWelrY Store.

a
~ Watch and Jewelry Store.
NO 10 LIGHT STREET, s.aH y
q aoOrs from Bektmorsst opposite zotntsfn HOtet,)
THE subscriber, alter twenty years experience in The
who in want good watch that, FOR quality Of work
nanship his watches day all competitions he having fu-
in this country possess being personally GcqiziRed with
the most eminent London manu1s tn , ie
=. Lat. off NJ Frsnch's Royal Erehaage, London.
10 Fine Watches and Jewelry Repaired properly Az
Tree OF cost for four years. sen1h-lTd
- New Silver Coin. So :.
DAMS &, Co. would TespeC fully call tho attention OF
tG the saSosG eTeasT the Deoor Of he T.
Mint at PhiadeIpha, in relation 10 the new silver coins
Mrsr ~ Eur UsrEED sE 14ArEs.
Tho Director gives notice that silver coins will paid
the Mint in exchange for god coins in Sims not
coin, and in amounts, at the Spton Of the Director
5e [Signedl j.. R.sSNoWDEN, Director,
With the view of facilitating The distribution OF
coin, and enabling all 70 supply themselves with as little
to orders by gold or on
Phadelphia and return III new silver com
commissions beyond the customary sTPtess Tstss for
novlsdimo MeIlre House
% LAMP WICKS
2UO fos sale ngSasSl $ : eS5s y
+. MACK ERELI HERRING, And COD FISH
TIL constantly supplies Of the
the asti which, together with other
kinds OF fish, offered 1.-THE lowest market prices
| tied as to duality. CURTIS & BRADLEY,
| iy1I - T4f South st baltimore.
- zl HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all stockholders, private
IN and municipal oftle Hemphcld Railroad Company,
that monthly nstaInch,s OF cent the amount OF
suhscI iptons will hereafter be required. ~ .
The greater pat OF tile Road being how under contract
and large force engaged, which vs. apidly increasing
required TO be puLetuA in paying their n
stalmcnts-
| OF November next, without ur. her notice. ise
l;y order Of the board :. s,...g1 q
49, sl-t. JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer
Washington Pa. oct Is, 1858 nov1
Iis,fs...4 go. r. Times and Argus cony.l =
Dancing Academy.
lT HAVE commenced second course OF lessons in Me
odeon Hall. II is advantageous TO the pupil to enter
number Of new and beautiful watzes will DO taught,
Wis Re3oIba AazlSa, Poks Mazika, Polka RedoteG and
other values taught in this city t,op,,,.,
| O1THITts Glue, cam Tartar, aud Qullneust recev
I novs s. 9s q 1nianst
~ ZBBLS. spts. I, Ipentine for salelow
| III adee6J ~ Q tFst5 q ~ 1A-afss bA N 81
@ BTLS. Alcohol, 20 ana % per CT ior sale by
q dee5 IL 5s,sl. - "a lHLesa % n 81
BBL Cod Liver OIL warranted for sale IL any
quantity BY l = Mt-s y ~
A6 mis- Spanish whiting, avery superior STtsls io
% sale by deco q ! 70 D4l
Loo salad OIL in store and oT sale q s Sy
l1O dUc6 a 4 s--sEk - eAisllig Y
c9 oIoss Ayers Cherry Peetorals iust res'a by
II - deso his.bs g ez..--. : -
11000 LES. lsxtrect IOsvvOcd reed By ,,,,,,,7
/ lZOU 4des6 KBLLs q cALD DWELL Ell
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Mntina.

ogylcE B. q o. RAlLRo.D Co,
Wheeling Station, November J. 1853.
Change of SchcdHle.-Pa Passenger train-On ann
after Monday next, the It'll Instant the Passenger Train
will leave the Station at 9, A. N, Wheeling time
nov4 2 -fI.a+ j. h. FORD, Agent
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GENERAL DEn1 Try FROM oNE6 THE OLDEST MAG
lsrnATEs IN BALTIMORE. sltzs

sI .lalfFr'A4 sft5 7t -'BALTIMoRE. Sep II, 1851.
Mesara Mortimer q Mowbayi feel u duty TO make
known the benefits have derived rom Ir hampton
rnc;ure For length tire lhaSe been subject
prosrnom OF nusc0lar power, and great debty othe
nervous system, accompanied with aptlRtioa and Hut
erns oil tile Heart. had such sudden attacks on ole &c.
casion could scarcely got home. In making mention OF
nv case TO friend, rcd TO Joseph X. Staple
tom Esq an old and highly respectable citizen Ul alti-
more who had used The Tneture under similar circum'
stances called Mr.. SIaplcon, and, after inter
view oil some minutes, fully satisfied or the medical
virtues orle Tincture from the evidence before me- OF
atlng state OF lcs,th put hearty hale appearance,
with tic activity oil youth Immediately comnenced
bottie, ny strength aud can walk as brisk
and m al active as i was twenty years agu This rulc.
ure is tne grand restorative Of The digestive organs,
which, when destroyed, tile whole system isina state Of
do assert it's Inreaty, what tits represented to be
Wy ~ ia i''''' '''' i'WM. iA..ScHARFFRR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-12
MISCIFI j. lAiNEOUS.
|aaaEI DR. 9. RgndARc s Il
CELEBRATHDI o ATHOLICON,


II stands pTeteminent
for tho curative powers
in all tho diseases for
which Il is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaihtsi or these
arc Prolopsus, UieIi, or
Failing or the Womb
Flour Albus, or Whites
Chronic inflammation
anil illustration of the
Wombi Incidental Hem
0vrissge, or Floodingi
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Slenslrliation
DC, with all their ac-
, compnnyiBge CcRn'
cei excepted, 40 mattel
how severe OF OF how
long standing. = IS
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