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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-26
IMPORTS.

FoIsrir. Steamer - amer, Falls City from Louisville.
se 5es Clark 2! hhds tobacco; G. w. smtb 6i C.
sSs " EG ssqsSR CT Il, S6ls nseed
s1snaT' SOumksi NJ Reilly bbIs M rel Tb d
DO DO cabin and SO deck passengers
tobacco; OSs ess NJ BTuOks box dry goods. Sos
Forsyth nE,. hIr , d Clark, 43 hhds tobacco; T.
lard 40 TS es. Il hhts bacon 90 6bs oSneso MOP
bales he 10 H. Hh4s Sides Gordon Clark + Co.,
boxes and St Dspan hhds to6aoco ADAMS sos Co
"estnpped tot 'Ets above, 10 tons.
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lie asands daily throg our railroads and upo
cold. Az eel the need of a remedy for coughs
tn. nots, saeh remedy is convenient to carry in
25cent,s n.s remedy is LocOcks Pumomc wafers-
O'A' lof sale by KELLS & CALDwELL
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New Boots and Shoes. 81

Wan. BOle, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
now opening the first lot OF Gentlemens fashionable
SHOES, New York style, and Ier s,L OF Boots
ana shoes which embraces every style quality
shoe trade for ladies' misses and chidrens wear Gents
boys and youths boots and shoes. To designate
ely would be too lengthy for an advertisement.
This stock is eXclusi vely New York PHILADELPHIA
the latest style and best stock and workmanship
pom ces 1t Is warranted and guaranteed both by
as and tho Particular attention called 10
tue article ofladies travelling boots. WIN. BoLE.
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RIVER NEWiS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENoER: :
Arrivals and Deppairtares OF steam IBoa,..

re-sse SpArtufebiOt SIehu1 ttoul1.
!, :
For The ast24 Hours, ending last at So clock
ARRIVALS. :
Virginia els. {. :. I. Louisville
Manchester. -. Moore. = Pittsburgh
Al!egheny Bachelor ..... Cincinnati
rails City......... Mason. $500. louisville
crystal Palace. Koontz. ;. {. Cincinnati
buckeye State. Beltzhoover. .. Pittsburgh
4. Clipper. George. 80. -. Petersburg
Senture....... WATKINS. :. Parkersburg
columbia j ohnstOn Nashville
messenger. .Klinefelter. ....P Pittsburgh
Sllia Dean. $500. .Pearce ........ Zanesyille
Stephen Bayard. Booth .Sunfish
5Vlroqua.. Neil. .Steubenyille Z
-..!,i...... DEPARTURES.
Mlncht ster........ Moore. Pittsburgh
Crystal Palace. .Koontz. ). .....s.. .do....
Allegheny. Bachelor ..... Pittsburgh
baltimore. Clark. 49,. Louisville
Messenger. .Klinefeiter. :. {. louisville
AVN Adams. 49,. Morton. Louisville
Cllpper.... George. 49,. .Parkersburgss
venture. 1890. Watkins. .ParkersburgI
Buckeye State. .Beltzhoover. -. CINCINNATI
Stephen Bayard. ). Booth. ......... .Sunfsh
2 Vroqua-... 90 Mel. Steubenville
1uiia Dean. ..Pearce..... Pittsburgh
go. BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
q SrEuBEMyiLLE. .Viroqua.. P. NJ.
SuNFisii. Stephen Bayard. IA P. NJ,
PITrsnuRG. Diurnal q. ........7 A. NJ
Il 'ARkERspuRGn. "a. Clipper. 49,. 10 A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE. -. Ovid White. ...6 p. NJ.
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CITY TRADE.
CURTAINS

>-tANAt A. fA-sLOEAlI.lI.
CURTAINS,
10 RI AIN M ATERIAL,
a., Err EHrnits sl. ;Goyerings. sc, ia
w. NJ. GARRYI.,st =; 4 - q =
81 49, g URTA1N5 ST OR r ~ ,t.3g53 IS.
No. iSs cSe't"s ogS 81 ,s sres
i y E has always in store 4 full stock Of ~.
b5r9oatesi all widths Lace ami Muslin Curtains
Tssns s, satin 81 s LANES
fisSss Gin Fli,s Bands,
". Painted WINDOW SHSDES of eII' s ISi ,,
ees; Bun Hollands Shade Fixtures, Brasses, DC, and
styles, anil at the lot1sst price, 'a''s
Persons sending the height sia Of their .sae,.
hest manner; see Fashion Plates in August NUMBER or Go
Steamers, hotels, CAR BUILDERS, and dealers rener
any, supplied at the to''t' g fris;s
Importer Of az, ard Dealerin Furnishing Goods,
ar171aw opn ssPst Ssr s'5s .. Of ps
DR., Gordon Harris, : 80
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE
q FFlcE-Batmore Lock Iniirmary, No. 81 south Ga,
street, opposite the Exchange 3uiidngs, Baltimore
to insure sound speedy cure in certain class Of bis
s WGch have too long been yielded by regular pysi-
den:isly either person or by letter. % con
PERSONS at a distance cured at home by addressing
remedies by mail to any mart ofthe u s
= -e.ee..o..e oI eaI.n Pase:z apri-1y
CANOPY TOP PARASOLS, SC. l
~ bic colo,s Psras6s; French flowers % ~ aeln
Jung roses and buds, sprigs and wreaths; child rcs ana
at IN beautiful is{I!fs, lfis tss d6.
Gent1emen's Furnishing Store.
undersigned have lust receive arse and null sun
ply OF furnishing goods; comprising in part, as fol-
White and colored Shirts,
Silk under . 600
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Thomas ID. EGihann

PLUMB Err AND GAS FL ,in
No; Unioat st, opposite C. II. Ber1,,s o. n,
leave to inform his friends and tic pric IN IRE
gsS inat ne continues 10 carry the pirI gen
sas tS III all Its various branches and ana
CIT 81 a s share OF publ patronage sf soil
ne mas constantly on hand, lead and iron pines
mon and patent hydTans, cistern pumns hath iom
es, waee eo %ss basins cold water fountains for h.
saoWef baths bath tubs, lead iron cnoue box G99
Kettles 1etorts for bleaching and ali otber
dispatch. 'ttes' etc- htted up with
s ATeI b shandelisrs pendants brackets besr lights
Allorders left at the above place will he tb,nLr,.
ceIved and promptly att ended to- wa ~ tHa"hI1ly re-
n H.-Au orders from lie coun+r. ,,;., -. III
prompt attention. %'' VII meet with
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Observation-Disclosures

ETNHIS latest tIiscevers' hi NJ ,.,s,.,tJ P1S'
II also ~ the roundness and solidiIt
living bcip% and in every point resembles the
Ses Je Her a6 Sen over G c s
moIe ALSO in his WashingtSn G1 ee IN the city OF Ralt
an S al oihs galleries. which NAV hs So"n be
Mr. HilTEHuRsr has the hontr 70, ., -,
tot See etter from the f~esdent oT ,h T ne s
don. e-.r6s 1 % a. Tue World's Fair, Lon
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REMOuAT

MeKELVEY a Co., have removed their grocery from,
4Il the old shily to No. 210 Market square eaSt sie
and next door TO Mr. .lIalps Auction Room.
Mckevey q Co. offer for sale on reasonable terms,
wc selected stock OF groceries Prime coee extra
me gunpowder; IMPERIAL Young Hyson and black teas;
~ o. sue1Ti refined and loaf sugars golden syIp:5E q
noasses Rce choice brands So chewing Tobacco:
w ling twist tobacco, etc etc.
Family Flour superior quality. apr1-tf
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Basket Making.
Here III ia

Here 1T IS.
TT HAS just arrived-THE WHEELING BRIDGE
i. POLKA, COMPOSED by John Fckeison, and only Ons
copies, for sale at the Music Store. 100 Main
street, Cfebs1 JOHN PIcKEISoN.
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First Arrival of Spring Goods
HRIsKELL eco WILL open this morning Plain Bera-
u y gesi rev style Berage De LANES; do Spring De
Laines aee Silks plain blk Silks; rich Bonnet Ribbons;
Embroidered Swiss MusHs, do Linen cambria Hkfs
Thread K,!gngs; Ladies' Persian Slopes new article
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N ltSell most powerfully curative or
NERVOUS DIS Asses

in their various forms, giving life vigor resto
ring tho shattered and thus nfsIng hope
place of dcsponency by its mild pleasant and sale
ton on the stomach, liver, Kidneys lungs the
Gus system, It cures DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASES Or. THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHIAL AFFECTION S, CONSUME.
TON 7, ON! SuRoFUL'A, KINGS EVIL WORMS, RHEu-
FITS, F!STULA, PILES with all diseases arising from
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w4sursoros PnrsDrrEnr.-The Marshall Ad-
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have cured themselves aud the members oftheir families
by its after their remedies had failed;
OF them are 80 generous to recommend it tcir pa
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LARGE children,s beaver Russian and eassi-.
mere hats, both white and black, with eathers sale
's ass and retail era by MI, kPRR 6sson
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ORE.
IN A. cIAnAuan. - =
FOUNTAIN unm y; i: etAnA

FOUNTAIN HOTEL Ti i; efAnAf'"
VIE Undersigned having purchased The IeoSe ~, Co.,
i oi Lhat old esta bised house. the IncctS
NEIL baltimore, aud having renareS "a ~
rs at heavr outlay their ffiends a1d %
tort puoS an establishment second to noe in con
ne 81 ladies' Ordinary the suites of rooms attsrho
,, DC Iounu 70 afford the comforts OF home To r;ii'
ali rs stion ofthe house guarantees quiet repoe 81
iiaistae most central situation for tie nan
cess ~ ne centre Of business, affords as convepen
anv Eailroad ep6ts ind Steamboat d 40
promo s me desire and pleasure of the proprietor 70
aI5sfy sAs eSul'or; oil the guests OF the house.
a. 6t,fxrFt
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PITTSBURGH AND SrEuBESyILLE PAcKETs.-The
Steubenville Heard, referring to this project,
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U1NTttfki-LEIED OUOUESS!- I :
The many cures made by it, aud the great demand have
induced the proprieors Offer it afflicted in This
city, with the honest conviction same happy re-
suits VIII follow lis use here in numerous Other places
HON. HENRY CLAY, AND HON. X. M. JOHNSON
have certified 10 its merits: CAPTAIN CANoT, broth
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Short Creek lands for Sal
-. I'm OIiin cnmnfr NI..rs..s.. -

" INC abOVN anus not sOld nrivnte sale be6ro
Meanesay the first day OF June they Wi; offered
on that dayatPUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises in
parcels to suit purchasers plat lands will he
orthe Inspection OF desiring purchase
" me above lands are sold ths first day June will
on That day md the next sen all stock horses cattle
sheeli IA rning utensils. &C., &C., OF the usual variety
IEfMS made known on the day sale. arch1o.'53 ,
Heral,In coy. - ~ os
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he carefully studied nature of the medicines used by
them combined them according to the had rcceiy
ed used them had been taught had the chez ring
satisfaction of finding disease driven nom his emacatci
body and vigorous health given in its stead. His
was OF no ordinary kind, but astonishing to his friends
and negl6ors The fame oil It spread; tie people far and
near sent to the doctor for his f
combination of Indian remedies; which was freely given
them until the cases became SO and tho
so great that the doctor advised by his friends
bic Iin;tu,e in bottles and charge pce for it which
teiscnt families aud astonishing all by its wonde ul
cures; commanding certcstes and testimony its avOr
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Railroad House

St'set' 6ttteeH Main and Water nsa, n. nj,
by a. & r. DE W.;.a.~, '''E
N 0''n served up from 10 TO hair past Il O'Clock
IL PoY1a- ap15-1w
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fecnl No!lrcs.

~ PURSUANCE Of an or'er Of the Srr-o,ate OF
4 IL CORY q 800 81. - ~, Ia rs 81
A-a-l cE oec-l. O. 20 Paf.,a t-e - wa .1.f 't -
i0t a. -i-,.le tae s.a,- ~ ,i A. % -cs.Dl 3 -'-s
o.i,.l FLIl,sElu CRAY Aa-.,,i '--'.is.
ENPUhsrANCE u an order O. The surr'sate Of tho
,o.sv or :. ~ 'e't 4, ~, ,,s,s.; ~.
As q. .ad .1 --r.r. h. h fJic'srs -l s. % 30
.eatA ..'., l,ei Joas isDaEIis Alaa-l..s..
u IURsUANCE of an o-der ri The slrrorte Of
3D. 1err'y q N,s.Ye-s na'-- hlv a.el - ' Per'o.'
L.. ~. ~ e., o,. o. " ~, =. eel 1...,
D-.,d. ? s2-lslk. BE s-s,a day r-sn5.r iss1
.i.resw. js,iHs 81 lsai As IE'-0r.s''.
INIURsUANCEof an order Of the s1rrosate Of th,
'e-r,1 g AsT-A5rs r., ~ BE- F..a 81, .2-, =
~ ~ e.ae5 {. lis s4cs S., 81 ,ls-i,- s. .a- c.7of
Ysl ~ H. ofAls.i, l'ia tZIte D. sh --sE
Il PURSUANCE OF IN olier oi tie Surrogate t.. re
er.-s -.lsi ANDREW BkLS, H. o. ls C.-g n NsYsfs
sr' siai l'tt d s'.fd % p-esr 20. .iile y p y
~ G. % eet-e te 'h d. v. Ceossf D.. ~ ~ -
81. ir-tn " Pr'e iis----i9r.
IL PURSUANCE ofan order Of tie Surrogate q the
rsr. ss-1si joan r. caAris. lsoi re ~ Ef.,S
~ fsebr A. s Gaze Of T. sples charia ~ y. 70. 20 -
n-rr.- L. rf NeF-lg- a. trs s.rt 1l IL l--A
tflsrCnh' AMfLiA Il tiLAftH "a a. .''-
SUERIME COULT-sLlMOURH HOY [, P-il,il'
= g. - JoHS p CAMPBELL Dfaia--i3 ~ ~ - :.
ClNll IL fs4 ere lrs5g sl-lasat ~ f-1 q, FL "a
I'll lC-.l o. Llr sI..a SO t-' g, .stt ~
81 HI - te br.oEF1 Cay tL On ie-' 80 p
Ccrllfr =. lra -orV & p q =, -
AR .lc . ho-E o.ce nan s-t y -
Nsra t4.y rH-in ~. tlg c.-- o. err t'-
4. I've O. thc trT ~ .rch si-r sd u Jo ~ n -
r. 'a eEis q Sihs - e 49, ,4 !? ga " :.
1rsis fha ~ Of Is1. 0ne sst rs1t
i-1er. Cffaf lig1 y yS'Ss
81. Isss RntpfEE MIL- No)1-f' -
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sp,p. treatment, Of Coluuhes shows that the Church
docs perseeue Science as falsely soaeht 70 be shown
in the case Of Calico The chief disciples sud as ants
OF Columbus were Dominican krar, and the future
Archbishop Of Seville bat for them Amer would noe
have been discovered lcast then The trar pleaded
with sud obtained for him. the patronage 0 2aeea Isabel
Ia and thus stand before the portals u American hiory
three great perscns truly Catholic; Woman Sador,
ard Nouk in these are persoEded Faith. hoSe; and
iiy in the Lazy. lGreat applaasel Columbus called
lie ship sfer The Mother God The Sair< Rsyta.
Two lgIimsgcs fhe Srs island he met he called aster
;he Savior. the second after Mary A cOnlsey this
pant ct Tie country was some years aSo placed oy pre-
ls;es urder the protection OF the blessed Virgin Mary
On the hrs three standards he planted three
lie tock posse ssion, rs in the OF the Holy Roman
Pcuur then Of the Sovereign of Spain. Writing, he re
,cts the additions he has inside 20 the fold 81 the
True Chur,h The Bull Of Alexander VI fs.r cssera.'
dividing tic New World between Spain and Portugal
,Cm lses the Catholic character 81 the discovery Sub
me sight, Two great commercial kingdoms dspase ter
r.ory anl tho OF St Peter draws his dagger
acIoss the globe and their limits The greast spec
taclc OF the fifteenth century submission 20 the greatest
moral power on earth
Nj Niece reviewed the discoveries and acts Of Nlnes,
Cot,z. PzaIrc DE- Soto, ojeda ami chers, AMI Oand i'm
all similar evidences OF Catholic character. PIzsrro he
womb Lot defend but found pasiaion for his acts
in The bloody and nce,uoas character OF the Peravians.
In proportion the discoveries Of Amercawere Cathoic
hty grand and Suhhme-as the reverse cruel ant
sC!fsh Cheers he FIRST foot the soil OF the Pu-
INNS that of Sebastian Cabot Cathole There :.
he lecturer said great deal Of bose talk shout TINS
eng Pro.e slant country but all the DISCOVERIES, Judi
diydualy class. equally Caholc orthodox. aud
Unknown 10 he spirit IT molen frntestan.isnL which
worh make Catholics supplants for existence on ,he sou
Itmev BE- said not the brethren Of C)u nols-bit
al Catholics brethren whether ia time o. eternity, so
belong 20 church which stretches its ties beyond tho
grave her dead belong to they OF Us aRi we OF
hCm our mother recognizes nations only 10 uai,e hem
and he lacts those discoNere OF America North and
South. amoug the most favored Of her children:
No mcu of this time coud stand in their prc.ence aud
boast superior love OF the human race or greater edrs
cr is advancement But they wished progress only IN
glf direction they knew re>s In wr0ay vas worss
q an iuac,on have shown that they were Catholic IN
intention IN their supporters In their conduit aniil tier
crt-ard that all hOy did was first nr the glory % TOD
ard the erlsrgemen Of His kingiOm next Tor their 10
di, dual glory and advancement. Loud applause
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G,ecmton,e drN Railrol0s.

NOTICE.-Cl snge Of Hour-On and after Won
y nay o. 3 t,r ic1ts O. she IL gIyER LINE viii leave
NsYoik 90 oc-,i TENS gre hear o1iA = t-la
NrW-YORK ard ERIE RAUROAD-P4sseHscr
~ rra,.s lss,e rie1 ic-. 4 Dan. - oh.@s
DhN / y KrSs % 6 A = ils ps1-ak ed 8u--'' 49,.
Nail e. % 4 ar n n4rk sd base az rfcTz1 iiis-
ssts Tsr.ls >, tAis rsi1 e ott. t--i e &C. -
Il. t...r and sna lo-ere s nsti .'i ~
Att CORPORATION y - T. II ~ ps.lTle Aad - -ssf'
u ,,-.---.,-..
NlCIfI FNl,. Fss ~ 2 r NJ cr 0lnktrk ard befso
rNIGkaNTa6 N Tor D.ltFk - - atasedl.e s--'ns
.i4.s ~ cNfr.1 iI-.n 81 q ~.
fs,r- "a ~ouue-r Dla.k Vtb tie take sore ~
l-r 10, .ta C'r-inna-i CA.erv e. ID .. ntssiS 90
GO '4f... 'i.Nn-'0 '--i'@,f -'s
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ne Z .reld 40 spe-oi BAY STATE Capt Wa
bcN1 s1e EAFlhk STATE CAyIAR Baston ease
AsTrse 1stA sncAFs exeep-dl uIn Va y T. Se
snteryl a > z " bOtA tOssL.aE a Nes port each ssf
Fe4nt 70 bcsfoe Onward rUrgh -fh DIS strh ~ a.
e,prss freight tan WN BORDEN Ar No 70 sni y Wee q
IRON PkCk-SLIP PIER - For Shrewsbury,
Los bitaea hskand Duck Oc-sB Hose P1r WISH a-ton
Ao7tis ioeh Browns Dck MitdeUvu s1d Red Sank ls
.ud y reeiacr ALICE e. PRICE Capt HA<r-rtT ~
1ea'e IreA sp NeNaTez Pfr Elst kiyer talT toloSs
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gnsurGnre Gompauics.

pLEKMAN FRI INSURANCE COMPANY
ID Ofee Clinton Hail corner Bcckuian and Nssan-s New fuh
tAp1AL &t0tto ihs Company Insure esds Ll' ana DEN
N tie favorable ems FlHtnss hfrchau7sa
F1fs Vea ror epd fhff rsrgo.s tnd also croa7f 80
Of nAsd Navigation Orlew BY post In gcrsan, VIA %
pgoupfly AMENDED 20
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Tng SLAVE W. TIE MAsTER-A case Of great interest
was dec ed In the CoyingtOn Circuit Court yesterday.
We have been at some difficulty ia obtaining the fact,
With ore az follows Sam Norir, cOlored man, has
be.u I,rq in GOWN ton about five year. has married
nee c0ord We man and Las had by her several children
he b.cr.s 20 a Dir j " Patton, Of Virginia, who per-
mied ina 70 come TO COyRgtOn and engage in whatever
service he thought proper, condition that san wOad
psy him oct # III. earDgs s'puiaied sam rer annnm
W b1ilve about eco. The surplus, whatever Il might
BE- 9as a. telong 10 the slave san Pandsl Tor osy
eaI venr lie was sober and nduarOus in his way, AM
,ery rorous About two years agg, Nj Pat'n ana
wet Oh visit and agreed with Sam that ne "oui pay
aa II 100 within four year, that ne would give
i'm Ii. 6tedom Sam gratefully accepted the proposal
and store aa down. out Of his hard Gaming, s35 Got
80 siuce g,en b.. master sosle : 30 or go more.
Patton nov cones forward 20 rtscind the contract and
dam he slave The yesterday declod BY the
UDn lfge Poor n favor II Patton. Ia delivering biz
8ecfi,, Honor stated the following facts:
That he laws Il Ksntue Ky gnze bat two modes
II IibeIaiirg slayes-by VIII end by deeds OF eman-
ciT alton.
= That n slsye cannot make contract.
g. that She contract execuOry, and the time hfsa
Tor the negrOs freedom, future ard contingent
g. Ibal bong Sam a slave, the master was enlt
tel to his services and the money he, Psttonj hsa ~
ceised WIS in low his own. -, .,L..,,,..
The o. MON was able aad elaborate, and NE a,.nones
nuInsr3us aid decided HIS Honor charseteriIed INC 80
o. one Of great hardship and cruelty ana every one " n,
court room seeued symDashize deeply van voc Pc.
nero The Gaze we understspd. has been appasa - uS
sUprene Court Of the State Cineinnan Con- ga inss
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"A RAILROAD Thru Daily Trains One AocSnooi. iran
4 NJ. daily fArrcs Trains a. A audE 81 T. ~
couutcrg ileus With Cen Line o. ts-1 West alec
stb ires North saratoga spn-s Whtc-ai 'aj u nres
The trains clnncc with Weston aud Hlis1a eLd Bc-!e Raj
Iosd At Ch-lsn Fou Cornr N Lebanon s71s u 80 81
Mo1lgy Ocf. fom The dep OF Ntte Eln lnd
tholeb tcCH D. Drcl1ad sid ha-fa-e
ehcckeirAbauy sohelcedy. U,ci sTiero Rochester AMI
Buffalo
Psonsr, we'd D,ooa-si al Boery and 18th &. saa
fh-aN. Ff1fiars
The VII 'snd ard receive pssseass Only a Croa
~ ard Chatham Four C..nrrs
Cst = ;l3 II sLOAl Superintendent.
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Goa.

L 4OhA" ANNA COAL-Furrsce AMI steamer
mn 80 'f s.t 3. CO. Dclao and Hud-la C.nai Comps
- 'le = o. pa ..r as Eo iaa- SD
kta 80 IN ,hoN Argy u ths Olee O. tho coaag-2y
L. YOUR COAL-We are prepared to supply
L,srri asas Of Rd snl As Goals to.eih,r VIII
taEts;si e. -. .oros n.kei rr4ee good Coal
vEs-@ ANlk-AS son,
p,.l 'cs No @ Green saa Coz ol-s.. and sta q.
L siSiVN COAL.-The Penu,yls,n,s Coal Com
.ns 80 sPs,,d o ta- IS PvI.or Wac Fston Ca II
tostr - ~ sNcc r, sabie for sts.a shr9ns
sSpA 49, ros 90 i'as ,sfts o. W.
80 81 ~ tho tc1rfny's sci-s sr-a ,eahs
fcteas ga ,o ose New Nark Pos- Sven
Psst $500 stea 10 l.f l.,f. % ,osl TO- aoucs, Tor
DEI e, W. o'acr eerseI Of 6..'adS-, end W.
L p eVAL-Ine Ponns] l,ans Coal Company base
t'ire see also soct C1ostuut C0.l p
- 80, eeTn,r els:lras .ld W.llE
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s.:ts ~ se n sia passenger 81 P.rts Of The
country 1s q a. h. zih his 5s
Al pro. .re d --..- NJ. hoa .. -
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rI,IIF LIVERPOOL, and PHIL NDELpHIA STEAM

FRon Liv2Hn01L.
Saloon 500 saloon nr SaicOOus y -ns
udftip ........ G. ildsh'p III
forward IS Forward .b
inclulils Steward fees.
TIffRDCLfSS PASSENGERS.
limited number OF t.fC pass n.c.t M De 'lkcn u Pal
slt lflia ard Liverpool old louid IN rl0,s.ors
FoTn hi I'D, from Liverpool. so
Crcn, II pfsnga viii be issue here parties who d-sIJua
81 LIusitf ou' Lt frtnds al corr, sroo ding lies
no eN sH'a,ou VIII o.. each ship
Email drefs dlawr s. sh' cp Eusisla.
For freight Tasege sIllv 70 THOMAS RICH NhpSVN
no 10 n''j" ~ SiisoT Ia mir a "a mol
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THE NEW and s SI5I S.I5Iij STEAMER THos
Waicr Cure.

HYDRCPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
\ No IS La..ht-s r. r TRAIL. " ID. Trour- D. -.
-ANLUR satJ L. UOsFORD Asisarts ace inoii'ions 5r
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DTGULAR MAIL LINE, for BOSTON, PROVE


IL DEscE, SEw-BEDFoRD and rAUST0S- isi.ad aO-te
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he ssaH'r EASDLRBIL1, Csgt Jl-l sioos sss CONAo
DORE. Cagt John O. bovrs zh h ,roL1sto1 ao
PreTasnes and boston sDd Fr1Te.os A.rt lesns RI
daily iSundays sIeepisd from Pier No q Isl ~hlEf Asoss
Saferyy A. Vcloct N SD gcOek ? n
be srrss offhe Nal TAN when caves bsrln 2
Thsse rpa1 ~ safety p-ed c0rfrs
Gn1 esFnnce The o-crr e1perIeBced and ateDive
1e othsr Befns
.hcrer ard direct fhe mp p .sT Ali rpto1sy
lille evaTs rely fe.cans thar d@st
sdvErcs Of hoe - either ofthe othef
The COMMODORE rur3 N~V fo-k-M81iay Wednesday knd
Friday fr --ornErnnT-csdsy. T. rsav and -sflrls
The VANDERBILT fen New l--s11v Th4fslsy a-s
SATURDAY.. Irou. st1nr0u-M1rfav heiue1dzv scd Friday
y B-P-crser arriving procse5 ltlster
per rsiu Pr3vifeIce Bor T1-aon s1i S<hec-
fTlirs f-or- : 4 "a
MLieT The AID tero-zh csc1
why.
For psssse berth. o. isn application nv b u-ds
At Pier No y r. Or :. he oaics No 10 Bafter7 piaca
n EW-YORk aud PHILADELPHIA DIRECT ia
~ SEWJEasEY RAILEOAO-U ) MAIL al EXPRESS
Pear Hoz-Leave Nez York f39t ~ CJlrt
lsrdi-s e .ri A. T. sad (. s1d = p Leave p Ld.l
rfasf NJ "a kensuE11 AID A n srd 81 md II,
o. Of WAnuf Fare rs - 81 i9r seccntclss tia A n
crn Ns--Tok and and P Il q Phi lde.pha Ih7- shk-
sold and AID Arossh bazaar carried 3I BAL 1ore
Norfolk ard tie .nd 4 u nd J. ID
8 p ard eounec cer-D vth extra trains behind
tine -.ngsrs Eh bAslse the terry IS minutes before tAs
r1irs leave.