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3NGlPIIAN Fl Z BALSAN.--D, co ..2gte.
"A HE'S having tL!rty .e1s. yl-reuc, cftfs hv s
rrtsdy pisaa8es reraiung re
EYE.
OphthamA years tlHing eleven wNgEa The
lsarR the rye Of TIN Cured go ter Es n's1 ~ t s.
for mouths, the sight
gentleman aNays used specs r hy'r
drop e4 30 resd tSe ue5pRFuf fA o.
them bycandlcljg htn -iglt hours aiet.
~ ssauaabo days by axle d-op ssoss
arilancy to the eve and .ttsrg theme the Sht
~ Sass ii CfFCi-s sT ryiGly
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DAILY CRESCENT.


A RANDOM DIALoauE.--fn the town Of N,
in NewHampshire, lived old farmer P, who
had the misfortune to be very deaf On his
farm and close by the road, there stood very
large tree, and some thirty feet from the ground
on the tree was a large knot.
As farmer P was passing by one day, he
thought he would cut it down to make mill
post He had been at work short time, when
he thought some stranger would come along and
ask him the following questions, and he would
make the following answers
Stranger--What is that tree for
Farmer mill post.
Slow long are you going to cut it
Ftp to that knot.
Show much do you ask for it :
Five dollars.
ST. won't give it.
F-Well if you don't somebody else will.
As old farmer P was working away, sure
enough a stranger did come along, who asked
the following questions, and received the follow
ing answers:
Stranger--Good morning, sir.
Farmer-A mill post. =,
Slow far is it down to the corner
F.--up to that knot. II
S--You don't understand mellow far Is -
down to the corner!
Five dollars.
S.--You old scamp! have goou fnihu 10
give you whipping
F.-Well, If you don't soneoouy eise WILL
WAR rs Fop Mr.. Stark, in a lecture
hesora tho Younr Mens Association, of Troy,
NY gave thsSlowing definition The fop
is a complete pecimen of an outside philosopher,
He il one. s1rd collar, one sixth patent leather,
one fou<h walking stick, and the remainder
glow and hair. AS to remote ancestry there
e ONE doubt; but tits pretty well settled
mat he is the son Of tailor's goose He be-
comes ecstatic at the smell of new cloth. He is
somewhat nervous, and to dream of talor's
bill gives him the nightmare. BY his hair one
would judge he was dipped like Achilles; but
it is evident that goddess held by the head in
stead of the heels. Nevertheless such men are
useful. If there were tadpoles there would
be no frogs. They are rot so entirely to blame
for being so devoted to externas. Paste dia-
monds must have splendid setting to make
them SELL Only it does seem a waste of mate
rails to put Eve dollars worth of beaver on five
cents worth of brains"
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IN w,,srv Iris or! y az ~ y ,I,;;,,,pe,,
NEURALGIA IN one HOUR TO-
p rdniEIt9i,s n E 5STT sESl MINUTES.
CRAMPS IN FiyE Minutes.
CALL FEVER N FIFTEEN MiNUTEs
s6RE Tiji{o.T n Fora MiNi IrEs
sr,s. H SEg srt y 3SS 2pR .,s
4 T w MA hH,l n G4,lLEEA MoeBus bYsEN
gstc pains nApwAYs REAnv RELEF ns.antiy atop
''1 ''' SiCK pEAntcrg
F:ESSING PAINS IN FEW MINUTES and prevent tsnsvgd
5s,seno,s seJa of tsS,y st.n % n' ''' "'1'''H
PREVENTION
y me pes,an aad AE5'eabe pems q g. r. T.. y
orofnNitn 'sus. -, ,.,-,,,,,,,
sslasespooatu, OF kRR Win ROW. Water and satheh
s S SSs aa p as VOW T 9f. aa and o5
and 'ekPssS 9,ai'16S I'd I,' ,,
Dl.RRHgsA DystSTERy BLoonY FLUx, CHoiafA Moagrs,
the most as'' a'a''s and vi" speedily
pAl4 s AsSAALG fg5rnsr1g.
RADWAY's REApY REIIFF sgsrsr an sIr- -,i-,.g,r.,
s9e9es ,ha5g Dc gs gaas 81 @ Of h
acns e ispau pain has qrrd sdsaIs Il sseS iR
NowVgs where macy ,r brought leaihi
s,y & 4, i pTy
o. vs. 'a' o' cause
r4is5 sci 1880 ~ W. W. 4ivrrEe.
Pans 81 RSduaata arcsi as'ag pgrscr sSr lyias s5
o. 4 ,so@a az ;o,' s y S:,%e
pauilla~ from p.o afiesn m,nues6
he y q e. M ;- aaS % of = ~
P%zy. D .''5,
h, !, CHILL FL FE S'.1~, ~ s.,,ry.,
oi'-'' I" MI "a 'E'+1'" "@A'EVSb
fG~ : . 80 arm 9 of.-'
rates ia av'ry sna and rr''ian Of
spl,g RtTEAY,s READY REFLEX OIL,
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VERAlFUGEB.
Tlaet'a Canadian,
B.A FRhneetock's,
Gwain'B, IT,.
Bstlay'7,
IGynG's,
Ctnlleh's.
sAHSAPARil.LAS.
d. 11wnltud's,
Hs'ley's,
bands's,
. WmEoCr'S,
briBtos,
W1ofs,
Bulls.
PILLS.
ChjeAnet's Sugar coated pdrga.iv'
PaIrh Life,
M0da:t'o Life,
Nrgh.'s Ind an Vegetable,
branhf5th's Vegetable JnlvsTlal,
A1ornsOn'B Hy-ylNn,
Lae't New fouioa,
Co1psr's,
AnJrtr,n's,
Wistar'a Gentle Pargatve,
HlbSard's Anli-bhoas Family,
Sw4yne's Sarat,yc,
Hgrrck % Sugar coated,
SnppuA .Ju'e Fevlr md kagts
C9yolB Rlvuma-.r,
y g.r pu4f-c
rsnrrr's Vegetable,
Wiuer's ChamOnlils,
Persian,
Allabnsia' Health,
Allebasis' Agus,
Evgns' Chsmomile,
| Napitz's Anti bilious,
l lngoldhy's Pile,
Jarue's Ague,
] tlaisev'e Gold ...
COUGH REMEDIES.
Shermsu's Bniaan,
BncA ants Hlugarna,
/ Dr.. Daytsis Wild Cherry and Tar.
WiGer's klrcmupanei
Wi5tar's Z lssm,
/ Thompsob'a Tar and SGpthe,
| jayne 8 tIxpvct0IanL
Dunesn'a EIpectoran!,
Hartholomew's EIpestpmnS
I BAiley'a Syrup villa Cherry,
! sSayae's syrup Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmoulc syrup,
/ New England Pu'uauir Syrup,
! TIsiDr's BalHsW Livrrwtrf.
BlTTERS.
Nor8t8 Phoenix,
Hubbard Will Cherry,
Wutd'b Wild Cherry,
Bluks'B Aromatic,
Eerrrk's,
PANACEAS.
swaiu'r,
] Hpuek's,
C4llsu's Indian vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALN rs.
Daley g 1isg'eal Fsiu Eatractet,
HsWlry's Vegetable,
O.t0 of Rose TN,
A..cbass' Sc 81 ,kac
Tc1gay's Master NJ PAIN,
C0uh .a,
budet'a Ietter
MgAi,a.aI's ! sgeia. d.
DAn'lrth's Vegetable,
H4rrsou's Specific.
TDNlCS.
Ro.And's Improved Mixture,
Southern MIXTURE,
Norfia's Mixture,
Jagn-'s Ha1,
[ Fol'l rgr..a ti.rr,
/ Espt lndla,
VAr ( DDS,
w, kpop :,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-06

STATE OF fI..tatANA.
t'atNH 'It fb. EsNa, cav Of NrsI leans,
e 'f0ef,ne A'1t e. le 18th oi January 1853 us :,
EhseftfrH I0r tN Peace ty person
ALL sfts"y Hti'nd', Bsths, rr4arl4i James besr
see A W Ilf w. Ute bluAl Insurance
d- rd.g law do i.pns4 and .ay b,t III shove
ap ale 1t ni 'ta~ AID ~ from tRc books sad
BR0TIiEp p,ns,t.nt
iAS4- u t'utEi Secretary.
H''l hgurt this
. '. JONTE, Second Justice 81 tie p.acs
OF the Parish o; Orleans
DO ' srr7ed premiums Company fr the wear gt,
the Is, OF ,IHrc'
nSts 10 insure against tho perl Of the River
40 'as damage by Fire, the Of premium O d
~aII '.'e'T ALEXANDER BROGtiER,
ESH Erppr
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If,,,f.b.. 80. PHLArv'nH'A 4, Septem5erlg 81.
Wach issisttd TIE common @ SOU m
ohet oIAfy neines. Dr. Dayiss Compound Syrp VI III
SsIty ana itJ itleyrd me iosr 4-ortho ole
g Surta nue. Sy mother who's troubled habiuai sou i,
ore regularly taking squs and pargoc as takiua .
DAg medicine for few days past avs her IA moi "a
bad as before she commenced taking it, 'o' 10" ~
THOMAS -. LAR, al Rzee1tfsa,~s.
500 "holGsse and FETAL by the GeS.rs Agents or the
500 '1' = ""iSil q gu Isl ChartTes st., NswOIlsgns,
Where all oria niat he itraiss
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~ '. Va ''T" y N'7 v .7EI, F1IIi1s'a I %
A clarified eUGARS-0f the Ardoyne
Z BrAui, % b,zsat ais sai u,rrff,. 51rs lIs ty
aut4 NJ. e.. IEN EkICtl x 60 "A OH ey4e 81.
4 t0W PEAS-35O bags Carolina Seed Cow
- Pras, 1r sal 70. A. F. COCHRAN CO., 50 tiraylsrst I5
HSORh-l5t hhls Mess damaged y, for sale
4 hy JAMES MILFORD Co : aaas Pae.. my7
ESORK-2O casks Hams. in dry salt. for sale
tv 5s4. ktNNEnN a fosTER576 oaps ours 81.
a. ALT--f0U0 sacks Salt, one-third fine. for
- ses.s ty Az 60 HIRAM CO. 81 ir,, - ,trser iss
gsNAR, PlTCH AND ROSlN-4OO barrels in
.iaf- ~ sac ~ pkLA6RANE a co. II Ni,snr.
4 'UBA HONEY-Just received, in tierces and
\ tlis., IN and for sale uv
mys -, HART a Co, "a TsHoap,oslas street.
4 'LARET WINE-500 cases in store for sale
- gS D'il +. J. HART CO.. IS Tchouplsou st.
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aAnDLERY, HARNEss, ErC
sGnLADELPHIA MANuFACTURED

80 BRANCH OF LACEY * ltiLt IH5's CEtsBRaTED HAN
MAMIE syRY a7trgg the mo
hrat HARNESS SAOLLER ANp RuNKS At reduced pricei
ssz- .,tPtt n -, sTRfCII ATTENDED TO. lydW
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q sitltf az Of this city who has troubled It'll irrts
0tF o. urln years hcb ~ me-
.' hi ,ooate TO him. day aud night was tecsntqc+ff
a"vsto - ~ cough by the Of DR.. Dawes Cop,noI 60 4
tAgfs ana Tar BAT his vas to iuf : =
saEhS tus He'fn. that the TEDIOUS
- zen sew "a ytis since he hss ku lie %
ana tAe nthhly OF the haddff3 entirely md
and better b. health than he was attar - :.
'reRoliAg and renogEtng effects valuable ri,in
the lea'ir nervous tr9nos Tom snnAy airS,a
N'ntA r'rr his VIII given and W,
tyaa Igop, are 20 oil i"'elyei BY medicine
Ug1LehilN feltc those Nilrh aud Of
We acquainted with the gentleman to uybr -,
KegBout.l ''''' u'Nsi Pflhle''-Edlt q
as o9"lng statement from Thy aad we'll know p
ar a has been or several year, raca 81 ~ Pnbc
aud has hed ousoIces Of honor sna rrn,ni,r ''s
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ssICliLES AND SAUCES -, ross s Black
ycl : Ass rt-d r.-sfss trr-Lrr Ssuce
Harvey ai utH.r by
4. u lw Il. $40 40 4 60. sI Camp seet.
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81 The Postage to Aspnwall aud Panama drsc, Ia Ia
cents single rate. aud cents each newspaper .d ~
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Drmans -
and China, iva San Francsco) IT, on each siprlei,
ter, 8 cents. payable in advance.
~ The single letter California aud Oregon IA =
cents paid or 10 cents unpaid On newspan.r.
etc, ETC., the domestic rates apply
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pETROLEUM or, Rock on : The BEST
STRAUB'S CORN ,HLLS.-Tac sub.oriber.

NHITE LEAD--In Is, %, leD rl 500 10.
w kess fan tie ttlntc, U4a .4y - ar, Elst+r snd
5sHt f''as W0its i~-.t ''lt s1.sz, ~" ~
,"tt AE'i ssa'. slSzsslrs ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-06

( tHOCOLAT.--6 cases, each T. boxes and in
each u.s. b, -oiI bargain
fcls A.. III. AVE & 60, q Magazine
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MISCELLANEOUS,
] Z
=
NEW VERTlSEAi nNT--Let every body

NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
READir.
NO. /
X +
R.4DW1Y'S REdpY RELIEF
10 TUE FIRST aNn ~ EVER RECORDER tN rfiI
MEDICAL HlST! pF TIE WORLD THAI HAS STOPPED
:, THE " ST iin..e II PhISSIN A FEW SECONDS.
wi aoP " Mf sFN IRE PAINS IN FIVE MIN uTtS o.
81 AM ant 700 obstinate and painful RllEuhAIlC,
s NM QUE SAURALft ud uLTcus COMPLAINTS IN FEW
iTrF9y .LASD EXTERNAL.
to" t,n' most and *
Gtsr, 'Ai'
re TIE SICK AND Ph IN SUFFERING OF NEW
oELEANS
i'rtr VITA thtv 80 the following complaints y0t
az 1 ihN WRIGHT 49, HARTRFS STREET and make nm
'i" Hh'N Az y READY RftIF WILL
s'Sht you 2 NJ PAIN IN FROM THREE 10 viz MNUTER.
1T MAS UURED
- ".,.Lp ..iSfS oL'7 ar A HHEDRsD.
aH.n MhfHM ~ FOUR iiOuEs
NEURALGIA ~ ONE HOUR.
GROUP II TEN MINUTES.
liAEHitkl N FIFTEEN MINUTES.
Tpb'HALHA IN ONE SECOND.
EfASA IN FIVE MINUTES.
CRAMPS IN FIVE MINUTES,
StJK HEADACHE IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
CHILL FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES,
CiilLLBLAISS IN FIVE MINUTES
sORE THROAT N FOUR MINUTES.
lNFLTESyA N ONE HOUR.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS, STlFF JOINTS. STRAINS, BRrIsFs
g. kff4Q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03
/. -a-a -gpi7 -. Congress-. . $40

~
Congress will Nee on Monday next and much
important business is expected TO be transacted
tuTiue.this the dong session, of that body. I'm
mense schemes Of piunder will be presented by Inc
land iobbeEs Of the west backed up by New York
spectators, aud fear that the pubic IanuS wiz
vanish faster in one direction this session than at
any former session. We need hardly say that grams
to special improvements in the western STATES
while the old States get nothing us heretofore
wF,,ie the original doners OF these lands tthey VINO
d. gave for the common use aud benefit OIL all t"e
States) are to lie utterly stripped ot their r'gh'S
reveGsion and aud eto gaze at the Hch oeq"eS's
of theiE palernal wealth, poured ioutth OH ne" "u
late births, which, originally had no lhtere"'' '"e
INHERITANCE, but which now, like the Children oil
a second marriage, are 10 absorb the entire patcr
nal estate. But we will not pursue further thus
branch Of the subject. The Pacific Railroad VIII
be before Congress, and it remains 70 be seen what
will he the course OF the Administration (the
"houored chief" frr W HON Secretary Davis spoke)
upon this great national enterprise. Will Gen.
Pierce veto River and HarbOr bills, such as those
recently passed BY Democratic Congress! WIN
he. veto the grant of lands to works oil Inter
mi ImproTefient in the States and Territories
What win be his action as to improving Rivers
and Harbors on the Ocean and Lakes? Will he
opnOse every disposition Of the Public Lands other
than their continued absorption into the public
treasury Will he advocate the "vote yourself -
farm" or land robbery bill OF the New York spec
ulatotsG These are questions on which lie wig
have 10 face the music before the end Of the pres
ent session of Congress- and it remains TO be seer,
whether he will keen the saddle on the BnltnoT I
Platfotm OF ay OF with, Douglass & Co., and pIa.
"grab and pocket" Neutrality-suspicious. Con-
gress may have important foreign relations TO pas
upon and examine. The Sandwich Islands may
want to come in, and Cuba may be ustir, and other
places too numerous to mention. The tariff may
d have 10 be m7difed; and how and by whom will
be mixed question:; and last though not least, the
Harl and Soft question, o. how the President has
depored himself in The New York quarrel, and il
. we are not mistaken committee on "deportment'
headed by some TurveydrOP of the Calhoun school
will be appointed TO teach the President not to
permit the Federal to interfere with the State Go
vvrnments; upon the whole we expect TO enjoy
ourself rarely this winter with the performances
of the "Hnrmonious Democracy Rare work
Z III re will be.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

I5-It is understood that the case of the Creole,
cai hing damages to the amougt of 500, 900, with
interest, 70, slaves going from Norfolk 10 New Or
leans some Yeas ago, but made free by being driv-
en- into British West India port. is TO be carried
before-the Mixed Commission now sitting in Lon
don, with a fair prospect of being allowed. This
is matter of great national Importance, as it will
settle principle of Leep interest. The claim OF
heSpanish Government againsttLe United States,
for damages t. the amount of about 100000,
with interest, III the case of the Amistad, whose
caIgJ of slaves mutinied and made themselves free
BY landing on the shores Of Connecticut will be
s:ttlet, no doubt, on the same principle that will
govern the Mixed Conmissonindeciiing upon the
.. Creole case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

Thousands of Parents who use veringe 'conrosed>o
Castor OIL CaloIel &c. are not aware hatwhile they
appear to benethe patient. they actually laying
foundations for series of diseases such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness ofllm5s, etc, -.s...
In another column will be found the advertisement
Tobensack's Medeines which ask the attention of
all directly Interested in their own as well their chill
drens health In complaints and all disorders arr
sing from those ola bilious type, should make ofthe
only genuine medicine. Hobenssek's Liver Pills.
~ 4Be moi aeeeiyta,' but ask for iobensacls Worm
syrup aud Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature Of tho Proprietor n % none
else are genuine, = - II y, ,4.+..,.i, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

gJ-A hotel Keeper from Boston, who took din
ner few days ago at Clarendon, tells us that the
prettiest sight he saw in New York wa when the
dining room doors were th:ownopen and two rows
of trim looking girls, all dressed in pink dresses
and white aprons, with Their hair plated. and
trimmed in uniform, presented themselveso on either
side of tue long tables ready wait on the guests
at dinDet.5 Ae says that he wants no better wal
girls, and,youId be glad 10 get as
good ones for his own house in Boston.-LOpeH
Jouru1L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03

The RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEyEH AT BER-
MuLA.-'rhis little island. usually one OF the
heallhiest places in the word, has suffered tern
bly, from the ravates Of yellow fever. A late
letter from there, pubsllAl IN the Halifax pa
pers, states tlat out Of -four hundred troops
taken sick, two hundred had died. Thirteen
officers had also persisted, and Que hundred and
twenty-three convicts, The comvicts were sill
dying at the rate of six or eight daily s4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03
LOVER TIE LEFT"
A PARODY. -

PARODY. ~
don't you remember Bill Spriggs. mother,
Old Spriggs, tiut lived 81 the nHllj saf
With eyes just IiIEH rigts, inntllhts 81
And nose like farruHablllf
Ana "i% yellow GLOW slani
He was just the man i0r, a beau y 40 Ns.st
Over tho lett you know, IlothcFJt, T,s9S ".
Over the lett, you KNOW
IIc come TO court me -1oiiee mother,
When we liVCdoVer s0uTl
And tried to kiss me the 'lunce, mother,
-, But picked his chm tuspNy mouth
The old scapegracel
Il rlfrFrI alapimd'IIs face t{1F3t' J ~
J J Bit SaId TWAS loyingbi0lwi ! Z + -
Over the left You klpyy, nlother,
over the leEl, you Know.
Hes{yai ugly ani.oidN htt RICH potterA
'Ilie, last an iMlOrhitt lhtng- -
So l-Iet the stupid wretch, mOther,
w Conc, whcIIa preaentle,d hEiUG, son =.
win :. yGS1; be 5.I ny i 20 s s2e..1s.l
over the LETT, ydUknowi mother,
Il Over the LEFT, yout now Eas go o
And Harry got quite jealous mother, s'' q 4
Although III REASON tad he's
2 aud sighed like broken bellows mOtllerI 81
,,a hut Iold INN "Riddlnrdo-docl
I.fIu It's all sham az t'HT 81 at -'' 9
.. Tic old thing to bam; fu -eif a..-.al a. 81
.. For ali lie love | show r.ufsraN -tt5L# -
Is over the left you know, Harry 1882.
Over the left, you know" s7.. 70 #.T'-i d
n' And Gre 1 was wcddcdto Harry, mother,
-'a still my hmOr would plcase - y r p
And though I'D consented 10 marry, InOthcr'
iHp yet could not help but tease. '-
should love evcTmolc,
Old Sprigss, swore-
ItmadoiIIarry as inadHs a ifoe;f
But 'tSas over the left, ypi kaow, mother,
Over the Jeff, you Know
When stood IN at the altar. mother,
To wed the man UI my choice, 80 -,.- r
lpTetenJeJ 70 trcinBle aud faIler. mother,
And spoke with innndibie voice ra.
Dear HAIRY, tLstday
Topleugc was M ways slow;
But 'twss OVcrlc lcli, NOu know nsOhctl
Over tho lei, you Know.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!

THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
NAN THAR WILL ACTUALLY uIMsELE SELL CHEAP
TO THE coMNrstrY Ar LAnoE! -,.
ISAAC PIsAGEt has just returned from the East with
the best stock oil DRY and Fancy Goods, H1Osic.
ry, &C., ever exhibited in this city, Which he is Offering
at the new aud beautiful building, No. 5, NHnin 81.
Cbetween Monroe Union sreets.) at such astonishing
low prices as 10 every call OIL mCand
gentlemen will find it TO their own advantage il
they do SOP to u tor tho bove exl lamation.
His stock beingt large enumcrate, he will only d.
rect particular attention choice OF the Ia
.est stvle Of EIaids Frenc h RLcriI. os, and Wool
DelaInes OF every color, EIuukcts, ESInbrOfLlcr.
Ics and an assortment Linens, such mover were
secu before. @
To the offers particular advantages, as through
his connection with the first importing houses of the cou
try he is able 10 seas cheap any Job5cr nthc Eastern
Market ![n6vIJ tlSAAURRAGER, lilo Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-03
n-rsICK Ann AFFLlCTED. IN

THE most sale and certain rem.dy known to tile
world for the cure obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchits, blood splitting, liver complaint, wlOoptng
cous Group, tickling rising in the throat, nervous de-
bty pains in side breast, broken constitution,
from the abuse caome aud other causes, is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; consumption, it has reached state and as
character hitherto considered imeurHbe, yields
without struggle this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
pal alton Rcmcmhcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
prepare and only compound prepared by REGULAR
physician. is manufactured under the immediate care oil
DIR. SIYiYNE, at his Laboratory, No. 4 North Seventh
ST above Market, Philadelphia. ,- .
For sale Gy-DG. JAMES. aAliER; kELLs %'CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSoN& Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsALLa & Co, Cnicinnatii
and by Jcuei 81 generally. sepI0
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PIANOS AND zYI0LINSs.

UST opcnCd-OnC OF fine Italian and Fenci VIC
~ s OF very superior quality. with some very hc vi;
ocellos Gu!ais, and the very best OF Italian, French
and Em.lish Violin Strings Tuning Forks and Hammers
Music Paper, Preceptors of all kinds, with general STOCK
OF Musical Merchandise. Recoivus invoice of Pa
the celebrated Hiamu!actOry of Chickcring,
Boston, OF which willarrivet0dhy tomorrow and
"cavcs, aud will be sold at Boston prices The Pianos
well known aud appreciated that they need
recommendation We respectfully invite the musical
community TO siXc call aud judge Tor themselves, at
nuNp4 las MEIIOR
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Marshal1 and Ohio Turnpike company.
STJ R6Is me- now eree AZ hkfetbfote on this road,
and Tho earnest desire orthe Directors that all
will uttea TO- as without ,hs
road Tor 9tet Gse and II is df Importance to al tha1
this necessary be put in the best possible
par for the nublic Without tolls u"
,r1nno NJ 4. 80 tiE4@i 80 n. - -
sa Jayqs.f 4H - J.H.PENDLEToN.S ecy
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oYsrER TRGDE OF NEw HAvEN.-A large oys-
Ter trade is carried on at New Haven, Coun. q The
oysters are mostly brought from the Chesapeake
Bay, in the spring, and planted until fall when
they are taken up. About twenty firms monopo-
lie the business, and firm, it is said, has clear
ed from sT5 900 10 81 OO0oO the last four years
Another finn employs twenty vessels, besides IS
10 100, boys aud girls in opening the oysters. They
expect their business, this season, will leach 15G
900 gallons. ~ l--.
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: MOTTO TO CONTRACTORS.

o. co VTNGToN AND OHIO RATLROAD!
iSo,3 AMI NJ OHIO 70 fjongo5 mi
OF peeember next for the graduation and masonry
about seventy five miles the above road; which
eastern portion, comprising fifty miles, lies west
Covngtoi and the western portion consisting of about
twenty five miles, lies between the Kamawha river and
the mouth The Hig sandy A large share of the work
be lct-tnclulln g bridging and tnelgis heavy ard
sInUle, and welt oTty the attention irresponsible
contractors Tic western sections above wOrkaTc
ready for cxNminltion and the eastern portion will
be prepared for Inspection by the Still December.
Further Information may be OBJ aimed ON application al
the coniany's Offices at Ovfnston ard Guyandottc,
Iiy order OF the BOaId - 90 - ~
f. aI7'F +fe CHARLES u. P1SK, CHIEF engineer.
N. The Board OF rublic Works OF Virginia, under
whose drcctioEthe GGyugt and Ohio Railroad is &c
cons lrgOed on Slate account, will meet at covneton
the 10Th OF Dccembcr above Haed for the purpose of
ccvng AID acting on the proposals that may t.n be OF
lercd. ,.1- ...l 81 l..-. .,s.,i -s noy24.dtd
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DIR MoRsE'S INVIGoRATING CORDIAL.
Tie ouly and safe remedy yet discovered, fer Cen
era Debility, Physical PrOsraon lritability. and ali
tc vcrous train Hectunsi it will also remove
Depression Excitement Dislike Of Society, lncapacity
Tor study or Business Loss of Memory, AIeul Debility,
e,e-Sce advertisements .a,ai. ? .a 5ra scrI6