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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

The Notwithstanding to the Washington
correspondents, the negotiation between Mr.. Marcy
and the British Minister relative to the fishing
troubles, have been interrupted by the lnadniss-
bilityof the propositions submitted by England
These propositions are stated to be- 10
.'To permit Colonial built vessels to obtain
American registers, that privilege being already
granted IN England 10 Ameri san and other foreign
vessels. To abolish the system of bounties to our
fishermen. Tothrow open the California coasting
trade; that is 20 say, TO allow British vessels to
load in the Atlantic States for California To abol
ish the duty on fish brought here IN colonial bot
toms. Reciprocal trade with the provinces, in
certain articles, the growth Of each couMtry.o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

UThere is no question that the cabinet is hope
lessly divided on the Pacific Railroad question:
Although Mr.. Davis spoke for his thonored chief
Gas he said) at the Philadelphia banquet, when he
advocated the Pacific Railroad and its construc-
ton by the General Government, am inclined to
think that the Presidents not disposed to commit
himself in favor of scheme on which tits certain
mocratic party. Here is chance for the Wing
party to show its vitality again ON one of lis own
practical issues. A party which can consistently
raise the Pacific Railroad banner. and give its adj
versaries aLtight race. Where's John Bell p.
Wash. Rep. E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

2. ERHSH AND sSPIC5HD.'9 y
TNHE undersignedis agent, in Wheeling for Mann q
W continue the business otr ecKlNo loE,
and Preseruing Theoretically Sealed Oysters, Vegetables.
Meats, Soups Fish, DC All which they with the ut
most safety warrant keep to part OF the world
Their goods have been shipped California several
years past have COMMANDED the highest maTket Price;
and have always ranked as A No. brand They have
heretofore had their principal place packing Nor
folk, Va Joseph r. MaAn acting Sole gent in Bali.
more By being Baltimore they have greater
facilities for Obtaining Fruits, and supplying
Raw Oysters to cuatomers daily. to anysection or the
country Their Arrangements with Adams a COSBY.
press and the country SUCH that
those who may Them with their may rest
assured Of their with pnnetiaIity.
the The quality their ysters to be
of the best the at all times, and pre-
Pared in any manner Gust may desire. q
The Raw oyster eeason win about the latter
part though the Is now prepared to
& ausi e-dIm n NJ PARKER. e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

DEPARTURE OF NorABLEs.-The Arctic sailed
from New York at her regular hour on Saturday
with one hundred and nine passengers, among
whom several notabiIities, viz: August Bel
mont, United States Minister to Netherlands; d. E.
sickles, sectetaryof the United States Legation at
London; James Watson Webb; Judge Jackson,
Charge to Austria, &c. Hon. j. G. Jones, Uni
ted States Senator from Tennessee; ]. NJ. Dan
lei, Esl., Charge to Sardinia; w. Il. WEIGH, Esq.
of Pennsylvania, Private Secretary of Mr.. Buch-
anan. - - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

rPTwelve thousand dollars were RENTED from
Philadelphia on Friday for the benefit of the SUI
fere1s III New Orleans. The grain merchants of
Dew York, held meeting at the Corn Exchange
on Saturday, and appointed committees to obtain
donations; $500 was subscribed on the spot. The
total of the New York subscriptions amounts to
SOS, Alb. Mr.. H. W. Hill, planter of louisiana,
has authorized the Howard Association at New
Orleans TO draw on him for 500 every week while
the fever lasts,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

FOREIGN PosrAL ARRAxoEMExr.-The Washing
ton Union of Saturday morning states that all the
German States will probably come into the Bremen
postal arrangement, and NJ. Bodisco. the Russian
minister intends 10 ask his government to do the
same. The Germania, the first steamer of the new
Bremen line, is now nearly due at New York, hav-
ing left Bremen on the ID instant. Denmark,
Norway and Sweden will probably make similar
postal arrangements with the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

(. A MotETA1N HERoIHE.-The Parkersbure Ga
zette gives an account of heroine residing some
where in the mountains of Western Virginia. The
editor the lady, and her as young
comelY, educated and sprightly. She came from
Kentucky, and is tanying in the mountainswitha
view of perfecting her title TO some thousands of
acres of wild land, which descended 10 her from
her ancestors, to whom il was patented for Revo-
lutionary seryit es, but is now claimed by tland-
pirate who formerly acted as her agent. To de-
fend herIghts, she proceeded solitary and along
to the disputed territory, made a clearing, built a
log cabin, and located a tenant. She always car
RES one OF Colts reyolvers, and thus armed roams
eaTlessy over the mountains, following paths sell
dom tod save by the panthe and bear. a suit for
the land sPending. VI @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
a Big Jump.

Dick Tinto, the PariS correspondent oil the New
York Times. gives the following account OF the
latest curiosity.sharpener which has been inven-
ted for the Pnrisians:
The feat of jumping from balloon, the jumper
sustained by an India-rubber rope, was duly per-
formed on Thursday. 1t was the most stupen-
lous exhibition of daring and address thot the Pa
risians have YET been permitted to witness. from
one side of the car ofthe balloon hung the India
rubber cord, descending $50 feet, and then Ieturl-
ing and being fastened to the other side OF the car
II thus formed a strong loop. The athlete was
dressed as Mercury; his body, from the neck to the
small of his back, was enclosed in frame work
which enabled I'm to endure the suspension with.
out w1enching or dislocation The rope passed
through an eyIet in the middle of the back, placed
so that he was held in perfect equilibrium. When
the balloon had reached altitude double that OF
the supposed elasticity of the cord, the voltigeur
appeared on the edge of the car, looked over smut
his eyes, and dove off into space. The eyelet slip
ned along the rope so that the first 100 feet were
positive fall through the ait, without any resls'
tance or break. The rest of the way was an elon-
length, making in all descent of 600 feel, &C
complished in two seconds. Alter having attained
its lowest point, the rope contracted once, perhaps
200 feet, and then descended again Thee was
no further rebound and no oscillation; the voltl-
ceur lay calmly Graded i'll mid ur, and probably
spent Int. leisure he was now permitted 10 enjoy
in recovering his breath and contemplating the
prospect. The aeronaut above now commenced at
the windIaSS, and gradually wound his dangling
friend up again. In four minutes he climbed over
the side of the car, having made the fastest time
that any human being has ever achieved, except
such as have been shot from cannon, as Baron
Munchausen said he was, l think. 600 feet in
two seconds is at the rate ofthree miles and hall
q minute. We are waiting now 10 know what
will be done next?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
HIeaI.Y IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY I'M VI, Iv.,Lipr III
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraL .C Nv
In the greatest Improvement E et and House W
ing. Linens and CotonS aslsd BY d iI ap the gas.
wRiter aud softer han Than If b!ea9"e" Fvery id y
S.Tss t ito Fos ' Pie
win clearly show that i must be III pGfIs Pint u
Tbs cSiess Washing Fluid is worth nue. srss m
single sixpencc which will buy eaosi go" M
washing, which can be done in Or who ha
Manufactured aud SOD va 3 2yh luz SVa.ov
..ao No. 2s, UnionSt. w betllDs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
WILLOW WARE, &C.
RosIkct Emporfum,

1877 Market Square West side, cor. Asrs't Ali
THE undersigned taxes this opportunity 70 . 1s f,1
his frierdY his heartfelt thanks for ihe Ee! w
ma tron5ee hr has received since he became Etsls
This CT " and begs leave inform them that e W.
continue to manufacture every description o. ",
Rattan ware, being fully confident that oy ~
fpublic as lie Undetermined nothing shall *
his part TO give entire satisfaction 10 nee NJ, %1' ,so
var him with call, wlIele they VIII hIo prd..
iment of the above waves cOnSt antly on haLU'
ciIdren,s wagons cradles, chairs, Ne ,,
description, too numerous 10 MENTION Mooney
I 0FOrllers promptly executed. L. NVN as
< N-R.-Olh liRSkelS neatly TenalTC0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

SrEA1Iso M WnolEsA rE-on Thursday night
of last week, Capt James viekefs, lfvingon Fish
ing Greek, in this county5 met with the loss of
flock of twenty eight sheep al one time. The an
-malsweTe IN a.pastuIss whence they were driven
in body BY The fognes, and doubtless carried off
in vessel The same no clue has been hit
Np6ns that can lead to their discovery. A more <
adt0k piece OF Eascality we have not heard of for
some time Cambridge Gkf0a. s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
Editorial Correspondence.

Once more in the Mountains-B. & o. Railroad
Cholera IN Observation-Disclosures sa e y.
Ne,ospsper Proprietors and Printe''-bal'-
more Afatrs, Sc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

ClrY MoR4ALrry.-The number of deaths in
New York last week, including many of the sud-
den deaths from The hea: of the weather at the
close of the previous week, it is thought will ex-
coed 100. On Saturday afternoon the returns
made to the city inspector were over 500. There
were $50 deaths in Philadelphia last week, of
which number 25 were ftoEn coup Dc sOhei.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
Tobacco! Tobacco!


ONE THOUSAND BYEst0F TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different tandsr SO and s's, Pound
Lumps nom 10 to Is cents, nculug P. Cravey, b. F.
Gravey Hollands; fine F. hehife, Thornton, Thomas,
Johns, etc etc. Also suppIoeatse boxes Of Hunters
others. Aso-the old Dladhor vi. ginia Twist; Mary
Bei Cherry Ripei the Cufdla Gold Bar, etc. etc.
ing three extensive houses irgina anil this being the
only regular Tobacco establnent west OF the Atlantic
cities, aud having laid In stock previous TO tile al.
lnenIs as other cartier, and but few il anyca
equal, either east or west We therefore ask the
chants OF Ohio Pennsylvania vi ginia TO give US call
We also keep constantly hand a heavy and general
stock OF superior Imported CARS also American Srhm.
ish Ilaf Spa nIsh and conn SCgars. Scotch Snui, .
bladdersj ID packs Matches, Pipas OF vsro
kinds, Pipe Stems ard TObp Knives Don't fail 10 cali
aus23 81 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

FEARHUp DEsTH.-AAbout four weeks since, a
Mr.. Bevingtop, Of oberlin, Ohio, was killed by
stallion. The horse was seized with ct of mad
mess, canght the man in his mouth and thew him
iniofhe hirs When he atIpek the ground the horse
Jumped upon him with his fore feet, seized him BY
The head, and broke his neck short Oh, seysTinR
lthsiugular vein with his teeth. '''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

To Taos. GAYS GRAND ,curLDaEs.-A large
legacy has been left the heirs of Thoma Gay, by
friends deceased in England. Thomas Gay mari
ed in Virginia, and died, leaving only daughter,
whose children are supposed to reside in virg MIA
or kentucky, and these are the parties wanted
Mr.. John Livingston, 157, Roadway, New York,
is the person who has the matt in hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

uJ-AccordiDg to the calculations based on the
English life table, it is estimated, prOri that of
all the emigrants to the United States since 1890.
29l6,oOO should be living at the date of the last
census. The actual returns of that census give
us tile number of foreign-born residents. $780,
OOo-a remarkable instance of the accuracy which
may be attained by scientific deductions on points
Which seemingly admit noelements of calculation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

Il 70 9. --tI.'8 = WHEELING, VA -, a
IrHoMAS HUGHES having completed MS y yy .ss:t
his facilities or nanuactu Ing being ts bo L
size any article OF wearing appa,e gOt up M: IN
nrpassed any city and at prices una ,rj raki
please. His arrangements for rso viii
10 order warrant him in saylhs 10 .LUS, Of beng fr!
him with call, that they can rest asSus"
out in the most approved styles. .,sry mr. am AZ
To those in want OF Ready made sioS5 II better o
Gle in the furnishing line, he can GeLa as he k
constantly ma acturing Cwitl ere =" TOsi AZ.
already numerous custOHers) the h'es nHS absbc5
able Readymade clOthingi made III ms T HE hes! q
tors intItc city. IN This house 50
OF Ready mase clothing which will &c Will The
they can be bougtin the bHste ~ IN anv that is
uinctured East All he asksis acaIl from '"''
sire TO look or purchase. ,r,oNAS HUGHt&>
aug4. lI1H..--------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
! PHILADELPHIA

CufGa1ut warehouse,
III CheStrt,t ST. PHILADELPHIA opposite the STATE Iorlss
HENR 4 w. ;SAERORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAIHs, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE CovERINos,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
20 y l1s WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 355'tF -
The stockcompri in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhices;
Do Muslin Do do Pinsi
DEapery Laces q. Muslins; do Bands,
French Broeates all widths Canopy Arches and Rings
and colors; 7t7 Cords Tassels, 6imps,
Satin de Iainesi Fringes, Curtain Drops
DaInaSks; u.s. ~ &C. ii. - isss5f
a large stoekoE FRENCH PLUSHRS, ofall colors anil
qualities hand. ~ $50 n
PAINTED TkLND0THSAADE and HOLLANDS OF 81
eolors for shading. : SOL q 5sia ssE}t, ,say
ofthe heghth width ot he entire name of5windoW
nar1E-irddvg t45sssss - is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

Indian Qua Restaurant.
TIRSEH Oysters Sans, Pigs Feet, and Ham and
Eggs, served up at dime during the day AMI eve.
ming. n aug22-1wd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST nag
~ azs. % lsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

.I1T--II'I -..0 BALTIMORE, Sep II, 1871.
Mcssra Mortimer & Mowblay l feel ii duty 10 make
known the benefits derived from mr. IiamptSh's
Tincture For length have been subject great
postration ofnuscuar power, and debility OF the
nervous system, accompanied with palpitat and aut
tering oil he heart lhad such sudden attacks
caston could scarcely get home Ia making nentioa of
my friend, referred Joseph K. STAPLE
ton, Esq, and highly respectable citizen Bai
MORE who had used the Tincture under similar crcum-
stances called Mr.. Sapeton, and, aninteT
view minutes, fully satisfied OF the melict
virtues oflhe Tncture, nom the evidence beo.e OF
failing state health, put hearty hale appea
with the activity OF Youthsi1 mmedtsteIy commenced
bottle strength was lenewed and can wOlk brisk
and active as twenty years ag,. This Tine.
lure is the grand restorative OF tie digestive organs
which,, when destroyed the whole system in state Of
suffering. 7EE
do assert IT is in reality what it is represented be
by DR.. Hampton, the inventor. ~ i.t = ,s5s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
N.4-1ssn b. seen at any til, RgS Ss5s
Ours OF HEREDITARY sCROFUIA,

CURE OF HEREDITARY sSCROEUlA. -
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky who is known IN all Of the States, haVilg for
number OF Yeas represented his Stale i'll Congress-
1t aiOl d. pleasure to state that Dr. Hamptons Tine
ture has uecleda most cure of mi slave
boy Albert. Thepaent three years of AID had
the scroIuIa. His fat, err is sculuoIs. The boy
moving from head to foot. The upper lids
hibng horrible matteTing ulcers and PrOtruded over the
eye pals, to produce blindness Tits STRANGE yet
from sune ing-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment OF Dr.. Hampton. w. p. THOMASSUN.
Louisville, March 20, 1851. g -i'-- NJ q -A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

WYE would respcetfulyorm the public that we have
w extended our Great Western Express TO Zanes.
VILE and from thence bonnecting Express Line, 10
Newark and Columbus, thigh to Cincinnati, louisville
and ST. Louis.
we are now prepared Forward with mail speed ard
safety, Specie, Rank.bSe VERY, and all descriptions
or light and valuable pacla 10 and from these points,
and also the interInedate s OF St CaiTsvile Loyds
willie, Morristown, Fairy, Washington, Cambridge,
Newark, etc etc.
sp ciai messenger wa Office in charge OF all
yaluabes and packages amy business entrusted to his
care will receive proInptG efficient attention.
-Ef g. ADAMS &c co.
aus22tf N. PIGMAN, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
GREAT CURE dRHEuMATISM BY HAMPToN's
NNEN = y Z 1LI,Sii., HI Il !" n INfrI1RE
CHESTER DIsrGIcT, S. q. !
Innn,ory 3d. IS53.

> January Sd, 1858. )
Mcssrs. MortmlGc Acknowledgements: For .t1. Inc
atism, tii seeing 5r Recommendation OF champions
Vegetable Tnct9re purchased bottle and The h fT Es
ice to to the Stirring world the result OF tile apphca
ton. .a-. nm,
Mine was Acute journalism in the baCk-so bad that
confined ell for the last six months Ihe nrss
bottle uctcd like c4m; the second restored stretsn 20
my poor afflicted but and am well and eel as
young when wd sixteen. am now seventy Iouf
years Ofagc. Ill - .,,o
consider your lecture the greatest discovery ol te
age; and poor suffer- humanity ought 10 erect onu
to Dr. HamptoniNio has saved thousands rom PAIN
and Won ccnemen me acted tic part OF public beneiae
tors disseminating he benefits winch have fesGIIe"
from your invaluable etedy. r.
am plain cotton rlaer and have never wFltIeh I9
literary ilme but whe my fellow beings are a11!cteu'
shall HESITATE throlkh nudesty, wlhhou Any Il1I
nation yaia bic 10 nv Flow man! So, if you consider
this worthy OF place nbny your newspapers you are
atlibeIty TO make use oft. Yours, truly; ,.,u,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
McLURE HOUSE,
HS CARROLL. PROPRIEToR

WHEELING, VA.
TAS been recently completed at cost Of over w
and furnished il. the very best style Il eGEat,E
the appliances in use in the best Eastern ho'ss' aA'
calculated in all respects Inr first c'aSS House
The Proprietor having been engaged heTeiNoel1 ~,
the best Eastern Hottest determined to aetomhota
pat ons in style inferior to none west Oh e's LS
meet fully solicits their favor. ltE--
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure the venerable DR. Dunan's SON. o, ne Guy o.
Baltimore, well known, and whose testimony auoS
TO tile triumph OF fiamp TOMS Vegetable 1fnctuE"
7BALTIMURE, Feb.S 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Gentlemcn: is with
pleasure able attest TO the cement
and curative powers DR.. HamPton's Vegetable Inc
very and ia o & To
try your Tincture. got bottle, and beTe liaIl
used it Is cough LEFT Permit me also to aae that,
for the last years, have suffered very mich from
Acute rheumatism and Vertigo; conning atnles, TO
my bed. am mlly convinced that owe mypresent
good health TO the use OF the TnCtuTe and KIM Prov
denCe.
You are, my friends, liberty this you may
think proper and believe mo- yours very respectfully
z-'. - G. -DUNAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

SundrieS.
x EOXES Oranges and Lemons;
u . baskets pure Salad OIL; la .t#
60 cans Sardines OF all sizes;
10 bags Nuts, assorted; -- ct
2 trails Dates; Ar4
casIt superior white wine Vinegar;
90 lbs. TdPepper; 1000
100 bags Hairy Salt, two sizes,
4 tee Stagg9SIays sugar curedhams and Tried beef
rs superior beef Ton uesj' sEas7T
u boxes superior Pine Apple CIeese;
600lbs Wcstern Reserve
9 boxes Maccaron;
6htlf bbs. Davis a SoM's cra;kers;
300 lbs. Dat Meal Cfreshlj 'fHsst.if 4.
Just received aud for sale ~ SD. WOODROW,
nue2l 25G Man st. nnl 6 Washington Hall
Tobacco! Toba;co!I Tobacco!!
WI would most respectfully call attention of Mer-
w chants and Grocers our ,eryla and general
stock OF Tobacco Cigars au ETC., md such other arti.
d - Z NYhoIeanIe IobRccoEIouge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24
PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE

THE PRoPRlRroRs OF the wheeling 1ntellirneer.
truly grateful to the public for the patronage eceived
daring the first year Of their publications
announce that the SECOND voEuuR Of the Daily and III
Weekly Intelllgeneer win be commenced on the EO.n -
the present month, and the second volume OF inc
weekly Intelligcncer the 18th Of September ensuing
The new volume win open with several .i
provements, and under favorable auspices anu .ne
prtetOrs the public that 10 exeoa
ing their part 10 merit ccntinuanee Oh tne
trorage received during thS past year
The In,elgeneer is printed ona large double medium
sheet and the terms are as those OF any paper OF
the sanlc size in the United States:
s,,SS per- per- a anna
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~ n gti- 5ie5 Hs5 WASHINGTON, May17, 1883.
Messrs, Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen! !; Having
hereby, the benefit the inflicted, take great pleas,
qcin that aer using few bottles OF your
Hampton TiMciuTe found it had Accomplished perfect
have used different medicines from time TO Tine
but have been able cunt apparent good;
is found Which possesses the wondTous power opro.
longing human le The many cures it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the beneican resu Is which may
be experienced from its use Yours, respectfully,
.. CURTAIN HAY.
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EMlGRANT PA a,SS5sss qassse5

Foreign Exchange and sgG 1oGFPFIGE
ADAMS q CO.'S EXPRESS ,RR.sseI ing
TTJHE undersi- ned is sole Agent, III tn.s ~
~, for the sale Of paSsST9gs ,r Sar line Of LIVER
for emigrants. by the 'Oiu b'a1A 49, ...,sn
and New York packets. ,.,, ,rakins the p4ss11It 4
steerase passengers limited, oEu ant
ship fever, 10 which tho Ordinary ,.,
Ne sell bills OF exchange drawn a. I EsanS
payable at any Bank or post tow" III -'N' ,,.,l.E
sG Persons who W sn to remit money 70 Vii be
bring Them out from the o 70 tSs lowest rat: 4
ssust tit = = - . III n. re
NOTICE OF =PaK n 5ais.t y 8
Mr. j. :. Howard having Snsa ta bosss the
toan M sSsness S VII es SSaS on Il
der the style and q m Of poLse ~ our old frienes
public which will be promptly a''esL Ely oRSHsIgp
Aug. 1s, '6s-atg17