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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
Death of Hon Amos Lawrence.

Hon. Amos Lawrence, brother the late Minis
to England and senior partner in the House Of A.
& A, Lawrence & Co., died at his residence, in
Boston, about half past twelve O'Clock, on Friday
morning, OF disease of the stomach contracted
many years ago. This will be sad news to thou
sands who, though they had never seen their bene-
factor. were not unfamiliar with his unaSsuming
spirit of chantry, which eve. ready to aid the
needy and the unfortunate.
Nj. Lawrence was born at Groton, in this State,
on the 22d of April, 1856. HewaS educated at the
Boston i'll 1906 and commenced business on his own
account, and 49, united with his brother Abbott
in the manufacturing business This prosperous
tirl was thirty nine years old at the day of MI.
Amos Lawrence'S death.
In 1921, MIR. Lawrence had q severe attack oil
gastric fever and he has been IN feeble health evel
since, i'll consequence OF which the duties of the
senior partner devo!ved upon his brother. This
fever laid the foundation of the disease which has
proved fatal For many years he had been obliged
TO weigh his food; such the state of hiSstomach,
and the least deviation in the quantity would cause
great agony, if not spasmodc fit
Mr.. Lawrence had Il diState for political honorS.
His private life, however, was such as to endeaI
him to all his fellow citizens. The poor had no
truer friend, and all enterprises OF beneficial
character received his encouragement and aid. de
contributed $4,000 towards the ion OF the
Bunker Hill Monument, and from time to time has
given some $4,000 10 Williams College. The poor
OF the city of Boston have received from his purse
literally; ut there is no record of the sum- Inc
ease with which he has often been imposed upon by
imposers in the guise of PhiianthroPists indicates
how readily his heart was touched. HIS was the
true charity: he gave aims without parade and IN
the right splrit.-Boston Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

RAILROADS. IN MIssouRI.-The Legislature OF
Missouri are granting charters for numder OF
new Railroads. The Northern Railroad bill has
passed both houses by large maiorties, and the Pa
cidc Railroad bill the Senate. The latter bill
grants lands to the Pacific Railroads for its con-
struction south ofthe Usage, with one million State
credit to southwestern branch; Pacific Railroad,
by Jefferson City. 10 any Hoint in Jackson county.
to bebuilt in five yeats, aid grants one milIiOnad=
ditionaI State Credit. The accounts and stock OF
the two routes tic be kept separate. An present
subscribers and State credit to be solely applied to
tile Pacific Railroad to Jackson county. Thatp oE-
ton of land due to the road from ST. Louis TO the
point of branching, TO be applied to the Pacific
Railroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

ANOTHER RAnRoAD CoLLrsroN AND Loss OF
LIpE-The Harlem freight train of cars from AL
bany for New York, on Saturday morning, in the
fog, came with a tremendous crash in collision
with the up train for Port Chester, near the Nor
risiana station. The locomotive of the Port CheS:
Ter train split in two passenger car in the rear of
the freight train and instantly killed the conduc.
tor, Mr. Ming, and broke both arms and both legs Of
the brakeman James Herring. who died shortly af-
ter. Mr.. John Campbell, engineer of the Port
Chester train, had his face cut in horrible man
ner, and Hiram Peck, the fireman, was also very
severely injured, as were several others employed
on the emgrant train. Three or four of the freight
cars of the emigrant train were smashed to pieces
in the rear of of which thete was quantity OF
brandy. This being spilled, and coming in cen,
tact with the locomotive, ignted, set the car and
frame of the engine on fire. both Of which were ere en-
department from MorriSana, with their engines, the
whole train would have been consumed, together
with the contents ofSeveral extensive lumber yards
located on the sides of the railroad at that point
The coroner's jury have returned verdict that
the accident was caused by the culpabie negligence
of John j. Campbell, engineer of the Port Chester
train A warrant was issued for his arrest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

tAN be had fresh genuine at the following places in
the city OF Wheeling and vicinity. Niz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kells q Caldwel Brontnger y
Co: CRilChetown); Brcntigcr Centre WheeIngO AZ
the Shoe sture Todd & DeVol, market square, and al
tho Drug store OF the proprietor, corner OF Quincy and
Fifth streets. Nv. :, r., :,
dillion's and Jacob GOodings, National RnOdi Benz
CTaYen west AsxaEdai Wilson STinger's, west Wheel
ingi and Ely LOOmans, bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need no further Recommendation than air
trials they have been in constant use for more than
twenty years il you will only give them chance they
will speak henselves-lTy them 26c per boX 81 per
dOz; 800 per gross. lanO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
61S0Peward.

Of January black leather Trunk containing su9drT veal
Ing apparel ard valuable papers Yiz.Iwo aeeos In
from james Porterto Thos pagon anu one mortgage from
rSns Porter 10 Thos Pagon, with sundry accounts anu
reward Of 6o win be given for the thief
and trunk and contents, 500 for trunk and contents
Information that will lead to their recovery Will be
riyeito j. L. Sansston Sergeant OF the city Of wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
VaIaa6Is5P Properly Tor aaTe or 60

= 9Rartn eTshiIB.s d p
THE undersigned offers for sale or copartnershiP, a
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line OF tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Paramount Marion
Co., Va together with abundance OF Iron Ore, Lime
stone Coal and Timber close to the furnace The under
signed wishes either SELL extend his operations ard
to anY one havtnga Rolling MIL or Foundry in Whoting
who will join in with this establishment, and furnish
ing all machinery or stock at lair valuation.
Specimens of the Ore and Pig Metal may at the
Office OF the Wheeling 1ntelligeneer. 49,.
Cost of Iron ore, delivered at the furnace
Cost of Limestone, per ton. SIA
Hon. Thomas Hay1aOtfi will receive and conduct any
gentlemen the shment who may desire to ysitand
examine It. s,g-z.,rl r.s. -.
Detl1-ff C. WILLIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
Plank Road Motto

N Election for Directors of the Marshall and Ohio
n Plank Road company viii be held at the oihce o. q
inst al 10 O'Clock, A. n. ]. II. PENDLEToN,
JSns'63 GIN
= EBblS. DelVnn'S PnTcnt LIN brfcating Oil, pei
= cuiarly adapted Railroad mac anu
for sale BY Gan6) KELlS &CALDW ELL.
At the New Literary Depot;
TIARPER for jan; Katie Stewart; Turkey and the Turks
III he iJr SnIth tVhitehal &c. Also newspapers mag
aziues Novels &c-call aud seeain ST., one door nom
AG P,nS o"" Opposite j. BUSH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

The emigration into New York, in the last four
Years. has been as SIC, Cos; 1850,
St2, 7g6; 1851, 2so ,6o1 1889, 1888 656.
"a Friday las, there were entered at the port
UTS 10,949 bIshelaot pot toeSG sbs pounds
ofB6st6n, 200 barrels ofRalt. ia7
of butteF, and =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
Dividend,

q WnEELlNa SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Wheeling, Jan. /, '63.
The President and Directors OF this Institution hiSe
this ay decal ed Dividend OF ten per Ct on the capital
stock out OF profits for the last six MONTHS payable 10
the stockholders on or after the 9th INST: ,r-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Magazines, &C.. go
HARPER.s for Januaryi Knickerb0ckor Living AGES
tule &c. Religion, Katie Stewart. (Iarpcrs esO Lie on
the isthinus Cian6) J. X. McMECHEN.-
I0ALTIMORE American, Patriot, Sun, and Clipper to
~ ia TI ia" a. '"' 'E'f''' JAS. H. McMECIIEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Statement
OF the wheeling Savings ln"tttuti0n

~ 300 ~
- WIN. MCCOY, Treas. rcr.
w, ,rs ,,ndcragnei Committee appointed to axamne
oT M Wheeling Savings Institution and make
Teport thereof do hereby certify that We have carefully
examined tho accounts OF SAID lnsutuuoh anu HI" ''I
above statement to be correct - ,o,o
Gven under our hands this Sd day Of January, 1883
WV" "O N' 'NsO ISAIAH COOPER
JNo. MEGA gGHY, Committee.
~ w N- ERERRYHILI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
The Flood.

The Brookville ua.) American says that the
damage 10 the Whitewater canal, from Harrison to
Cambridge, will amount to 100000. The same
paper says:
'rThe damage to individuals, in various ways,
on both branches of the river cannot be less than
$500, 900. Nor in this do we include the loss which
the valley will lose in the decrease in the price of
produce. The loss to citizens of Brookville is not
less than $40 OO0 The entile loss of the canal and
and wheat, and the loss OF time in repairing mills,
FARMS &c, will not be less than 81, SOC, 600 to the
Whitewater valley. The damage to the soil of The
farms is at least Sl00000."
The Bedford (Ia.) Advocate says that the loss on
the two White rivers will reach a million of del
lars. This, however, must be very extrayagant
estimate. Mr.. Levin Bailey, who was packing
pork near Bedford, lost a quantity of pork and
lard.
uThe citizens of Orleans, Ia, suffered consi-
derably by the recent floods.
The loss at Cambridge City, Ia, it is supposed,
Conklin were the principal sufferers.
The following, we copy from the indianapolis
Journal:
''The indianapolis and Bellefontaine railroad did
not sustain any damage.
ed damage.
''The Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad Com
pany lost tho bridge over Crooked creek, five miles
from this city, and their bridge across Fall creek
near the city, settled four feet at the south end.
The embankment at that end of the bridge washed
away TO a distance oftwenty feet. The connection
with Lafayette has been kept up by coaches rum
ming to Crooked creek.
ssThe Terre Haute and Indianapolis railroad is
o. K.-trains running regularly"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
For The 1ntelligencer.

e''aa soene in an Alderman's ONCE.
lgo lSerzla,..- of your hats all persons Pres
eat. Isay. you fellows there throw away your eli
&Fsl6tT.G IT pleaSs your worship, Eshavt
here my witness, Mr. James Shocks, who is ready
to.be sworn to the facts of the case. -
AIssMsa.-shut up-don't say another word.
'TsPLa4hE- was going to say
46aANerman- word, and fine or chsinganG
Hssftai4i. ... ~.
= gteiasg TO hin,elf,--Ts this old virginia.
EatSysr.--I this case sr, as you have no wit
nesses, beg to say that proof Of contract lies
.SgainSt the defendant,
Al4srpaa-I know my own business best and
am determined TO go according tolaw.
.s,LaEyer-But, sir, this is not law, Opening the
a dermgH.--It makes no difference, it used to be
sths lao IN Maryland! and I have decided thu de-
PENDANT pay the amount of contact with the costs.
a,lEqiSyty I've, them take appeal-I go security.
10 himself, 1pSat an old TaseuH
O. s51tdsrsaa- Can't do any such thing unless you
s5sy fifteen cents etra-the case is decided. Come
ON The next complainant law is very plain
"S''S 70 % 50 ~ ', A''' ''''' A LooKER-oN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Vino GoyEnsMrsr ~. MrsszsOTA.-The Min,
pesota Pioneer, Democfaiie paper and one which
has coht1ibdtedI1 to the stock Of floating in
k9nsson in relation to that territory, bears testi-
nOny to the efficiency with which the officers of q
Wing administration have discharged their duties,
vindicatipg the Independent action of the Demo
S4ats, ssopposed 70 the party oppoatiOns which q
s;haseur fptary pint has labOred to excite, The
lOPioueeT observes:
ei las turned out thata citizens party, during
. ilig administration, has been more for the IN
,Jefsss 81 az territory. We have had enlisted, the
S.iiFeis in our improvements of the whole
loTeFnme We sincerely believe TIL 81 TINS pom,
interests. Wehaye effected the great national
pas somucho desired-the Sioux purchase, and
nnpreeedeatly liberal appropriations otherwise"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
7=AMUSEMENTS.
M Ell o D EO N

WI II d . y - 2, ~, ,,,d
Will open on Thursday Night &c On ysnu'' g''E
s.1 II n II N E'S l..
eEraIet,4atad seSies Of Gigantic PanoEarn
ENTITLED A
= ttVovage to Europe,
Iys FAN MoEsSy; %Sbss
nnSon nom the Thames passing under the Bridges, an
endng with magnificent view OF tho Iha INC shsutie
Rye An, Exhibition on wednesday and Saturday Alter
Moons q 20 cents. 1s
15es9ps open g.
II O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

.sJeftS5 81 y coptempora in speaking
dtdhsN aWfulWaste,, oftwensy ave casks ofliqaor
poured upon the ground in Maine, remarks that
n9cb an amount Of liquor, properly disfibuted,''
qua have carried the primary elecionsin two or
lhFss wards IL York q. b IS. IS. a. ~
N' 6RPhep Democratic Union, publiahedi in Vernon,
JenkinS e5antYs Ind. EepoItS six easasof eholeIa
- ttat plaee1 4f which proved fatal in about
twelve A6drl from the attack, Islts.' 9f11f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

The following petition was preSented: ~
BY Mr.. SteyeHs-Of citizens of the county OF
Rockingham, for an increase of he capital stock
of the Manassas Gap Railroad Company, US to
insure the early completion of the Road TO HaIri-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07
Smylie's Coach Factory.
M. - % rl1..nIroA sl-naf TYhaaIinR Va

Nearly opposite the Washington Hall. =
r HAVE constantly on land variety @ TIE most aP'
and made Of the choicest materially and built in the most
substantial manner, neat and tasty to DO
found elsewhere Call and and judge foryourseYea.
Twill nav particular to all orders in my line OF
business All Carriages EFarrapea Old Carriages taken
in exchange for ones. Repairing done promptly WIZ
care and dispatch - - ~, = - 80,
Aet'%1 = 4 g fSNfVTTR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

= - HnFriSon'st FlnV0rfng. INTERCHANGEABLE
DEACH, Lemon, Alnord. Celery DC for4fiayorlng Ice
G creams, ieiea, ayrupa, pastries. &C.. .-,-i ~
These are the incest articles Of the kind yet 70
this market Several hides in the city have used the"
nnvSS ~ T H LOGAN & Co,
~ ~ Bridge Corner DrnRstole
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

00O0lbs red lead, s bbls linseed oil,
n 4 hhI nutmcggss, dpEIonld gt1gerTa & 70 ~
case mace. For sale by Z. ss.,,.,,5,. ~,
novse HI,5 = s eoIneT prusstore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-07

Mr.. jackson of Wood, from the Committee on
County Organization, presented the following bill:
A bill authorizing the appointment of Attorneys
for the Commonwealth in specinl cases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24
FY9orld'e sgsc Coa,1,asa2y.

sSHE attention of the public is called to Inc
superiority all ohers Our saiea
entire principle. We frst form case rraei
stnTg Rem plates bars around which cep
se the lie aid METAL and making tinPene'
trade the ehBe d pal OF resisting tho bowsof he
lsige To The su,Ec only to Nature 'ni
ss leaves no bolts ap1 rvsts q ews o ths Il q
them together Nshsr the burning element make upres
NE solid mas lined III with Gre proof
hesitate saying, these Safes secured with s
EspiRE DRILL AID POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANE
other yala
les We father ihsrsis but.;te eeaIy any q The popular
tsnk Vsutsnow They all tbs work Of mechsn
i.an brnk into experience has jsmonsrated.
This cempAny prepared Furnish short notice sAf .e
8tNE VAULTS. OF Banking Institutions, Mercantile
Sims al adivduas which will he warranted priAnd Powder
P'oof, ysher with Lilss Bank Locks.
-ngFs ohe above sa and ths oyetsr With Day Nev'or
sfa1tcTt. 0-pi rif, 81 ". W Warn N
l--=---. 1850 oeTf7aEs AGENT IS Cams sweet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24

Agsynsnt of any sum less than the full rate Is not
Nsvspaperl seut from the United States must be pr
paid to osnfs ueh and pamphlets and magazines ope
cent akOunos fraction Of ounce This il the Unite.
States possGe only tho foreign postage having to be p
q IL point Of delivery On all printed matter from the
Continent, BY tbs United States aud bremen due th
whos POSTAGE United States foreign Is 70 be prepaid
Unpaid lsttsrs and newspapes magazines pr,pai,l
sboys for any of the following countries may also Ia
ssnt b. ths Bremen line, viz
Aisxandris, Ita,y. eastern towns Of.
Catru. Mon,
Constantinople, ST. fslsrsburg or Croustaa,
Ia Denmark, Sweden, and
0rnece. switxerland.
EThe exact rates TO these countries soon as
1nsA viii b given BY the Department. and optional pre-
paynaont also extended 70 them
An btters to and from foreign countries, the British
North Am.ricsn Provinces exceptei DO charged
With inge rate Of postage, not exceeding the weight
hall double rate, exceeding half ounce
butnn easeding ounce 1o01rupie rate, ii exceed
Ing "a plu but MOI Gxcre1 ~ ounces aud GU
ohnylng two for evsry M1M ~ fractional part
- o1nGa Verthe nrst ounce
Nerv Tia Table Of Postafes to Foreign Countries
= Ny - loe3 remains unchanged except IN respect
1.ene and ths postage pamphlets aad magazines I.
~ rn eonnfries with the exception Of Great Britain
~ Bxeeh North American Provinces and the
eftouih AnericG BY whatever line. Is now one cent
o0nce instead Of two cents
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster General.
Psst-s6ks DF~t~sa, August Q, 1859. I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24
MEDICAL.
rENUTNR MEDICINE wAREI

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NO;
VI IK1 s7REETJwRialfTh co. h,gingr
..ed In ssery have
with tho propeors all tho genuine popular ts,sn
hroushout Keep eouaaht
Al rates a berry ne saa
prices enabao odr or ths M,
assortment wheh can 81 s. sna
sity, Having many ~
facilities o coma
scale and are now
trade low, that the
handsome entage on ssni ii
ALL GEN UINE PARENT MEDICINES The following US,
assortment furnished to deaep
atfrom 10 per than mauraesa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24

PENNSYLVANIA RAIL 49, FL; Ia
u RoAD-NOrCE TO EASTER -TRA NJ
vELkRSA Continuous Rail NCINNA III
WfOSl Err, MASSl1OS ALLIANCE OHIO AND CHIC ago. IL
LIMOS, TbftiiLADhf.PIA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD
FROM PirTSbunGH 10 PHILADELPHIA.
Through Cincinnati to Phiade phia in IS hours.
Through from Cleselaud 10 phlalefpha hours
Thrugh from Pittsburgh TO PHILADELPHIA Ia hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
AND STEAMBOAT
- oniy si to encinna st9 Louisville s1s ST. Louis
~ Boarding and Lodging board the packets uxtra;
70 Cincinnati, ssi Louisville, 3ss 81. Louis U.s.
FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
70 spitolumbas
MeAilon DOL Toledo 10
Cauelsnd 10 DOL acnnai,
Mansfield and Crsine III aOChcsgo via NJ. S. rs
To Chicago, yuksgan m Kr Racine, kee sheSoy-
gsn Wis; vie pstoh and NJ ehigan Central Ravaa, ais
Tickets from Cincinnati Phi!adeph Bao g. by Rsilro.d
purehrd 4 p SfRADER Fekst agent Cineisna Aud
by the seam Picket Line to bugh, and thence
phaielpha om the CAPITA toad. And Cievsapd
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, Ohio
Fo Old Hor.on, Ticket Agent at the Avedie House
o. about the middle Of February The will ops
cile TO wootsi time between Cincinnati and Philadelphia
rednced 10 81
NofcEin loss The Company will themselves respon-
ib for only and f e1eeedn slo9
'rfQs MOORE. Passenger Agent, Phisdelphia.
lIsssm j. ailasktMNN, faassnger Agent, Pittsburgh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

lew ADvERrlsEMENT--res every bod, |
no. l.
Il r. r.
RADWHY'S READY RELIEF
q wshs9
isi sii q IN
-. INTERNAL AND Exf&aNAL.
giving instant the mosi
TO THE s1oR AND os siAssssS;SsgTsseNa OF NEW
is;s Ia!sss
SfsPs f. gSs E
N z!z4s: ] e hss eg ss u Rn airDssD.
sstRRA1gish N N d oSs ii H9fSRs.
P P6ofAaeHt IN se csT sEco MSlbscrEs.
s ssASps IN IN 1--WE 1--WE M MTNgTFs
s5gg i EApNS N s sIETEEs IssgrssH
s6as FhsSs4 II II E gISs s sSSHSs
sTs oLshS MoRs9s bTs
T1T TIC aRf ss
and quickly ''r' tie ''5 siSis HrapAoUr
ZANE kEAny k EW Hdr oR 1nd rs. eT I
assasss i asssnse and 'saoh and usaass,ss
roSonOur seid' Of the sy' e 81, ,-,,,,rro,,
RyRfang pleasant agreeable pgdae r. n e., Il viii
rcrs spsonhs s aali aud heavy
\ " 10. IN BATHING,
Tablespoonful Of H. n with Bowl o. Water, and hasas.h
tody every morning witsePthe
isnt disease and sickness hsaaashS md eleasasss
PhF 5sosdEs irs1.s 10 cst h.
the most dstrsShg discharges and will Hpssy
'''''' NEUAALGIA
PLES STOPPED fN3f.IH WITTY.
sApwAY,s READY Relief possasaa
s1ss s d Pam 1t
osi q departing pain Sas G Sa tsS u 81 sa ,Se
sy tho reryous ystsr and supply the with
snsrg vitality the ohsnevea
rsins .,.x...-,...x.
PANS sELIkYED IN FIVE MINUTES.
palrs Of Rkonatn almost nstHn Persons are living hia III,
their bedA by Rheumatic rainl
tO etS te,e ,sd from ali p"a n sses
ths RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. This truth,
United si.iSs can snsr The trah oths
publish long lat Of prove he
the inEt -four thuusyss
CHILL FEVER
p4fiLAS SfoFFSD IN JNsrg VIZ "EhiS'@"
eADwAys READY BELIEF e NE charm sicaser
with health strength and secretion Of
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
nhsneysryOuel palma apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF e
ss. ~ lS Ens pss'i bow 0 "A
READY RELIEF taken either inisrraiy applied ereruay wI
Raj I'd 56 49, ssss Street, Ma York
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Co., ISL Chsrtrss street, NsS0rlssns
General who will supply deaors in the coru.ry Rs
raIcE:
LARGE BOTTLES. 90
MEpIqN !.
e ,.oRssoH, Is Massas atrsr ard y
iss ior r r. R..Sr RaDWtys READY RELIEF NH ivAw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-24

'syHE subscriber oegs leave to call the ~
attention 81 ihe gre e his Of fresh ~
nd rsnuinr pRUGs dNsgcisRs CHEMICALS, MIDI AZ
chi EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OTIS. PERFUAiERiES, SSA
HAIR. FLFsi HAT, NAIL and Teeth BRUSHES Also, 1gs
sa ANF ARTICLES ior ladies' toilet Il. Of
zSiet he fapeao and collected with the utmost
The shove TOT the lowest prices.
solicited cali
Incl yss-ckan nd .-rdtn tkaiy orders.
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