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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-20

LII
dESSRS BURKE Il BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
THE character of these Safes, LOUIS was before so
well established, that any further proof OF the
fact OF their being superior others would have been
unnecessary; but in order to accommodate Hail. the
patentee anu maker of " Halls Patent Concrete Safes
which has burnt all other makes limited
States, (Wider's patent included up
and the result is below by the Committee who super
intended the burning Safes We
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tested is to be our Store ami
we invite the public to call and examine conf
dent that will ever doubt their proof uuatcu
after having the specimen which passed tI
merry ordeal on the 10th of June.
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers No 49, Levee and No
2b Conn., Street
behalf of Hail. Dodd Co., of Cincinnati and Messrs
X Violet d Co.. agents Messrs Burke barnes q ~,
OF tsburg to test the fire proof qualities of the safes
mile by the!: respective prncpals-repot we have
size which had been in two years, ovens 10 ire
made with dry oak wood Ptsburg stone coal for lie
space OF five and half hours and during that time we be-
heve the heat applied was far greater than
taking the sales from the furnace cooling them down
found that the iron casting both entire
ly burnt of, DG that the books uninred; and on
opening the safes nd books and papers entirely un
This found to be with both safes and tic only
perceptibe difference in the appearance Interior was
that the varnish the wood of Burke safe
was entirely uninjuIed, while that Hail. Dod1 & Co.'s
mark that frorl the result this test no hesta
ton in recommending the safes of both parties the conn.,
derEe ofthe public.
WARWICK P. MILLER
DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
st. Louis, June 16, 1852 aug2f
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WMRELING POST OFF1cR
No. 10, MONROE STREET. al
JACOB S. SHRIVRR. p NJ ,Nstt

I No. 42 MoSnoE STREET. --sl-. .is 81
JACOB S. sHRIVER, p. M. ,A4FA
.A.;vAt AND DEPARTURE or NAILs-lSEw ARRANGEMENT,
Great Mail-arrives at p. M, from the East -
departs at a p. in to the West
rieat Mall-aff1Ees at q a. ln from the West.
departs at 3 a. M, to the East T.
lcparts at o u. III. '' 49, ~ 4. iA-'
.oliarts same day, time. - 1' " 49,
parkersburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Fricay;
cialts at 10 m on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdsy
eabenve-Slrivcs daily Sundays excepted9 at IL n
Woosermaryes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
III Departs Monday, Wednesday Friday at n a m
MoTgantown-ria Waynesburg, Pa arrives THURSDAY a.
=. III. Departs Friday at 6, a. M G5E "
Morgantown-1iG BlacksVe arrives Tuesday Mt G. N m
DEPARTS Wednesday at 8, a.. m. :
bethany and West Lberty-eaves at O'Clock on Tues
LAY, Thursday and Saturday. - -
RATES OF POSTAGE.
The new Post Office law, passed March 3D. 1851 sxes
the rates OF Postage as follows ' LAYS
q LsteTs-Any distance within the U. ST. not exceeding
V9 miles, per half ounce less, Sc prepaid O. unpaid
exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, or 10c unpaid.
hTery halIounce less additional to be charged extra
according to the above rates. - $500
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent additional
10 any other charges.
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& g 494 - $3.50 8.

Baisam Of VIA Cherry .z
Mt Eden, Ky, July a. 1852.
MCSsTs. HarcouTt, Howard IL Co-GentS:-The CDR
Wistar's alsam OF Wild Cherry that bought you has
signal my family wish to make
its virtues known for the benefit of the public
My wife took cold at the time of her confinement which
Cette Od her lungs. The physicians pronounced dis
consumption She had profuse night sweas and hail
coughs; she given up for despaed OF recovery
and her child partook of her complaint She then
menced taking Iyistar's Balsam Wild Cherry and
three bottles effected entire with her and the chill
both. .I.... ..-.. .....-.
have doubt that they would have now been In their
graves il they had not used wistar's Wild
Ch=rry. SETH X. SEARCY.
Seth Searcy certificate isabove is man OF as
much vcracity any this country, man of good
judgement, place entire reliance his statement
... ..... HARCOURT, HOWARD g. co.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. lPe"f liz Oddruy ETGnkliIt street Nh, YorL
TINS establishment can be seen very correct Repre-
n scntatOnuIa LADY IN CHINA, under the in III IL
ENCE or OPIUM head, tongue, hands il, IulIn ts
only representation ol the kind The areest
anu best coectoo Oh Ancient und Modern Coins the u IS
lie inquire oil Soldier III the Continental CuiOrm;
BLUM, lead buttons, marked u. a., three Hal
beecles, Galtes, &C., &c. Also, Binds Various Plum.
asc some curious freaks oil Nutc, Indian Implements OF
Rich OH Paintings, line EisIa wings, many other ram
and valuable CulOSIties Statue OF George Ill such col
lection cannot be found establishment kind m
The united States a double Cali which universally All.
united 10 be great wonder. The Joined together
irom the neck down the middle They are ul gIoyy ami
perfectly formed, aud bought the town of LYME
Live White Rat from Berks Penn idH,ittdmce RAT.
Is. Games for EXeICIse and Amusement, Billiards Back.
Cannon and Dominoes Billiard Room with two splcn.
did Tables, IS also attached to the house. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Supper parties cnn IN.
accommodated al short notice. The Larder will la.
supplied with all the dclcaces of the season. Game Oys
tes Beef Seake, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets provided
any hour
AT this Establishment may seen celebrated bird
MiNo that Will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation political meetings OF any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF Inc aboyc
celebrated Establishment, and haviI various altcrn
uos prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city of New York The Bar Room Which con-
talns the rarest private in this country being ti
collection OF many will sustain
under the Charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley the quality Gifts
TORY where meals will be hours OF the Rv
and evening Private rooms for Courts.ma Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper PARTIES &C. dc
The public respectfully invited grant him share oi
their patronage
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
G Persons wishing for Wine Spirits may DEPEND
on having them genuine at this Esta shnlent.
N BPTivate families Supplied with Dinner or Summers
superior style Tor Parties OF number respec.
tive homes and wares OF glass silver to any ar
Entrance 10 The REFECTORY in Erouky;,.,
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Inn DOE Gentlemen's fine Moleakin Silk Hats. iron
wv one dollar and upwards, for sale at
sep % S. D. HARPER
10 PAIRlMens fine French Calf Boots lust Tece vea A.
Il the sign OF the Black Mammoth Boot. - sS'sN1'
novo TODD & DRvoL
S LIB Resublimed Iodine; % lib Iodide Potassium
NJ by fdec3l - KELLS q. CALDWELL.
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STANDING COl1aI1TrEEs,


On oRDrNANcEs.-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor, CChair.
,1Lamb, Yarnall the Clerk.
OK FIxAHCEs.-Messrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
ON AccouxTs.-Messrs. wickham; Hornbrook ami
Woodrow.
on STREETS ALLEYs.-Messrs. Forbes Bishop Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews.
WATER WoRKs.-Messr Tanner; Echos; Hughes;
Matthew's; Wickfam and the Superintendent OF Water
Works.
on MARKET HorsE.-Messrs. Wickhami LETTERS; ana
Wait.
on Coal BAsks.-Messrs. Gill; Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works.
Or LASnISos.-Messrs. Halowell; Colts and Yarnan.
On FIRE observation-disclosures. Bishop; Hughes; Mat.
thews; Tharp and Wait.
on PErrr1oxs Messrs. Tanner; Gill and Woodrow
On RAIL RoAps-Messrs. Bradyi Bishop; Forbes; Gill;
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
on observation-disclosures. Lamb; Hornbrook and Thap.
ox SALARIEs.-Messrs. Tarnalli cottsi Eehos, Tharr
and wckhsm.
On AssEssNESrs-Messrs. Hornbrook Bishops Hughes
letters and Matthew's
on GRApEs.-Messrs. Forbesi Colts; Jefers1 wickhan
and Yarnall.
on REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Gill; Bishops Bradyi Halo
well and Woodrow.
ICners MAtthews and Wait
on LlaHr.-Messrs oottsi Bishop; Tanueri Wait
Yarnan-
ASSESSORS.
ia W al A EIn an "a %ardGEo Bon
MoND. 9TH Ward-ALEx. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
we!dD Rn, Ms IA, I'd wJsmss heGoRHel
II. NJ. Jamson.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1st ward-H. w Phillips. Cd ward.-wm S. Wick.
ham. Sd ward.-Dr. w. J. Bates. 4th Ward.-John Gil.
christ, ST.. 9Th Ward.-Josiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
lat ward-wm. George, John Moore.
I'd Thos. Johnston, p. b. Taylor
Sd Jacob Sensenoy, Jacob Singleton
4th d. v. Tharp, p Scatterday.
9th Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES
1st ward-Joseph Greer: I'd ward-P H. TAYLOR: 21
ward.-Geo. Trialer 4th.-Harvey Hall: 5th.-Cieo. W.
Moore.
FIRE WARDENS.
1st ward.-Joseph Greer: I'd ward.-Joseph FORSYTH.
Sd Ward.-Geo Triser: 18th Ward.-John Clayton, 9th
ward.-A S. Glenn.
Curator of City HaH-Joel Trisler.
Orerseer of Chain Gang.-Geo BuIger.
Serton IF Pu6,ic Grave Yards.-Elias H. Burt
WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
President-JoHS w. GILL. SecreLary- Jas S. Wheate
TeaEirer-Josiah F. Updegraf Engineer and Inspector
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COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL
CHURCHES.

President-JoHS W. GILL. Secretary Jas. S. wheate
TreaETer-Josiah F. Updegra Engineer and Inspector
Sam H. GodthOrp.
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DIR. Gnysott'n Improved Extracror
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
TILE ORIGIN

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE.
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Alexandria, via MarseIlles. Malta, Island Of
Algeria Mccklenburg Schwern.
austria anu Austrian States MeclenbuIg Streitz.
Baden Molduyia,
SaHarin. Naples via MarscilIes
Belgium. Norway.
ltlemcn. Odenburg
brunswick. Poland
Reyroot, via MuIsieIlcs. Prussia
l)ard1nelleS, the, do Roman, or Pa .al taIcS
denmark. Russia,
France SaSony.
German States ScutaIi, via MarseilIes.
Gibraltar Smyrna, do do
Greece, via Marsees. Sweden.
Hamburg and CuXlIaven. Switzerland.
Hanover Turkey in Europe
Holland Tuscany, via Maj settles.
Hong Kong. Venetian States
loMan Islands. WalIachia.
l.ubec. WuTtembuIC.
BY the BREMEN LINE, letters be to Germany by
eayns the Foreign postage and the United post
age OF 20 centsi or they may be sent wholly unpaid
To CENTRAL AMERICA, &c.-Letters from the United
States TO the following named places must be
PIC paid at the rate OF 90 cents half ounce,
Cludes also the foreign postage OF 20 those re-
ceved, the foreign postage is required paid in adj
vance, leaving the United States postage to be
collected on delivery. On newspapers from the United
States cents must be paid and those received four
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This includes hanabills, pamphlets, engrayings maya
books and other description OF printed matter
on which there is writing than the
boand books not exceeding q lbs in weight printed
Mater other than newspapers to and
periodicals published at longer period than months TO
be prepaid or charged with double the above rates
These rates include in addition the matter specified
all tTGnstent newspapers not sent to actual subscribers
on NoPers not exceeding ounces in weight and sent
from the office of publication per WErKLrs
Distance from county publication not exceed,g 90 m Be-
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Rates ofTOll of Wheeling and e ell mont Sus.
| pension Bridge.


For walking to island and back per month 30 cts; per
year, $500 -
DRoVES.
For cattle per head, 5cts
"horses per head, s
" hogs per head,
I" sheep per head,
FOR RESIDENTS ON THE ISLAND
With the privilege ofpassng either bridge singy.
For single foot passenger per month, 30 cts; per
year, $500
families. Exclusive of servants not exceeding
six persons, 600
!" Families, do do
1Opersons, 75O
'both bridges, single foot passenger per year. 500
as family, 1O.O6
GS- Funeral professions exempt from toll.
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SENI-wRRKLY papers double the above rates. '' wv
TRIwEEkLY "a treble
MONTHLY "a one fourth F"
SEMEMoSrHLY Z" one-hdlf
DAILY oftener than Tnekly times the above rates
In rating the distance newspapers subscribers the
Office OF publication and not the county line be the
starting point. $50
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA, &c.-Leters to and from Canadn and the Brit
ish N American Provinces, for not 5000 miles 10
cents hall ounces 5000 miles, 10 cents Plepay
nIent optional F'
GREAT BRITAIN AND 1RELAxD.-On letters between any
oihce in the United States, California Iegon excep
led and Office in Great britain Ireland u cents
per half ounce As cents for or under and y6
cents II over the being doubled alter The
hrst ounce Prepayment optional On newspapers the
rate is two cents eachto be prepaid newspapers to
any foreign country THROUGH Great Britain cents each
to be prepaid.
GERMAN, PRrssrA, &c.-Let,crs following coun
tries via England, be prepaid if by British steam
er, cents, ii by an American steamer, 81 cents.
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DiSinte1estedpess
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient and
Modern Times
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Great Inducement to Club Subscribers.
In order to enable all copies the above ele
CANT Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the follow
ing Inducements for the formation OF
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
hESSRS. BURKE IL BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
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Eth copies OF the works will be sent.
n1 On receipt OF the subscriptions the Portraits will he
sent free OF postage, Cat the sole risk the subscriber
to one address, to each OF the said club, desired
Addess-ROBERT KING,
Agent for Wechs Portraits of Washington jackson
for State DIVA, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
dec1O-lmdW
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27
Flour

M too numerous brands o ncntiun-Sugars or oil
~ kinds-a prime lot OF Cigars, rs good as can be
found III The city. ALFRED Il ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27

THE undersigned has taken the TWO SOUTH STORES
in Moses BLOCK, Front Street, in which he has
opened new suite of Auction and Commission Rooms
where he has hand and will be constantly receiving
for AUCTION and Private Sales rich variety of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Foreign and Domestic manufacture which will be sold at
astonishingly low prices He would invite particular ate-
tion to
Invoices of Ladies' Fall and Winter Dress Goods such as
Alpaccas, DeLaines, Thbets, Lyoneses &c.
Invoices of Rich Black Dress Silks Lining Silks Black
and Coored Sewing Silk, Lace Vels &C.
Invoices of Prints, of Mermack Hamilton, Cochecho,
Manchester, Imported and other manufacture.
Invoices of Linen Goods such as fine Beached Linens
L. C. Hdkfs Table Covers Napkins Diapers Crashes &C.
Invoices of Domestic Goods such as Tickings DENNIS
Drilling Jeans Beached and Brown Sheetings Shrtngs &c
Invoices of Flannels-A Wool, Domet Shaker and Cot
ton Flannels-white and COored.
Invoices of Gloves and Hosiery for Ladies' and Gents,
wear
Invoices of Embroderies such as Collars Bands Hdkfs
Edgings Inserting, &c.
Invoices of Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
Invoices of Furnishing Goods such as Ready-made Cloth
ing Undershirs Drawers Cravats Hdkfs Suspenders &c
Invoices of Sundres such Threads Buttons Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Razors Port Monaes, Brushes small
fancy articles IN great variety.
ALS0-Invoces of Cloths such German Twled Broad
cloths English and American do, French and German
skins, Union do. Satnes, Vestings, Tweeds, &C., &c.
Invoices Shawls and Blankets Remnants DeLanes
Pedlars Country Merchants Merchant Taors others
who make small wholesale purchases, will find it their
interest call before purchasing.
II A Ladies' Department separate from the Auction
Room II
Terms in all cases CASH. unless varied by special agree
ment; and all goods will be offered at too low figure
admit Of discount the object aimed at being SALES
rather than large profits.
MOSES NEW BRICK BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Bath, Oct. 1853. j. T. GILMAN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27

EUROPEAN AND NoRTH AMERICAN RAIL
Waive learn that the Directors of the
European & North American Railroad Co,
held meeting in this city on Tuesday last
The surveys have so far advanced, that a
full estimate Of the cost can be ascertained this
fall. We further learn that the line from Ban
gor to Augusta by the way OF East Vassalbo-
rough, is but SO miles, or miles less than the
Newport route. The Unity route is but 49,
I-2 miles.
From Augusta to Waterville by the way OF
East Vassalborough, is 90 miles. 1t is thought
that the Somerset road from Augusta to Wa
terville might go by the way of East Vassal-
borough, and not increase the cost. By adopt
ing this course, it would require but about As
miles of additional road, from East VassalbO-
rough, to form complete connection with
Waterville and Bangor, independent of the
Newport line. This line intersects the New
port line Is miles this side of Bangor.
We further learn that the land owners on
this route propose to trade the right of way as
soon as the location is perfected Mr.. Reed,
the engineer, is now busily at work with a
view of closing his surveys in few weeks
State of Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOstOn-Ar 10th, sch Talent, Blanchard, hence,
Old, ship Tarquin, Doughty Liverpool I'm New Orleans,
having repared.)
Sid, bark Orline st John
Ar 20th schs Genuine Thomaston Imperial Wiscasset.
Ar 21st bark Benz Adams, of Bowdonham Cornish, Bey
rout, Syria July 81 Gibrater 10th ut; Vim Larrabee,
Gikey, Curacao 23d ult Via quarantine, ship Sagada-
hoch of Bath, Fisher, Gottenburg Aug H. Has had
timed westerly gales sprung foremost split sails and shift
ted cargo CID schs Curlew Bookings GARDENERS Garden
Pratt Bowdoinham. Sid, ship Tarquin, lin tow)
Cid 22d, briggs Curtis, Linnel, Savannah; VIM Craw-
ford, Perry, Philadelphia
New OrIenns-Ar 18th, ship Mayfower Crabtree,
Liverpool.
Cid 13th ships Lady Franklin, Trott Bristol E; Rich
mond, Hamilton, Boston Towed to sea It'll, ship Wurtem
burg.
CharIestOn-Sld 18th, bark Cherokee, Cole, New Or
leans.
Georgetown, DC-sld 18th, sch Dunton, Dun
PhiIadeIphia-Ar Goth, brig July PaysOn, Gibbs,
Boston
Cid 10th, brig Julia Payson, Gibbs, Bath
Wilmington, NC-Ar 15th brig Phoeba A Paige,
Limmiken Philadelphia.
Ar 19h, brig Richmond Chesey hence. See Disasters
NOrfoIk-In Hampton Roads 2Oth brig Maria, Stover
I'm Ycomco river for Boston,
NewarI1-Ar 10Th sch Vendovi, Rockand.
Savamnah-Ar 18th, sch Central America, Chase,
Philadelphia.
In port brig NIazatan Dix, for Bath
New YOrlt-Cld 18th, ship Elvira Owen, Owen, Havre
10Th, ships Dadem Myrick Leghorn South America, Lin
con Havre Commerce. Lowell Liverpool Statira Morse
Lawton, Glasgow bark Burlington Winchell Bristol E.
AT 10Th, sch Palas, Rockland
Cid, ship Tenaro Barstow, Bristol, E; brig Wanderer
Chadbourne, st Jago.
Sid, ship Great Western.
Ar 20sh, ship Josephine, Bornholm Bristol, +.
Below, ship Metropolis, FIN Liverpool.
Sid 10th, ship Elvra Owen.
Ar Dist, ships BENZ Adams, Drummond and Metropolis
Warwick, Liverpool; State Rights, Baxter do.
POrIland-Ar 10th, brig Porto Rico, Blanchard, hence
for Boston Sid ship B Thompson (new, Of Brunswick
$50 tois) Mustard, Mobile.
Fall River-Ar 10th, sch Narragansett, Hail.
hence.
Ed&ariOwn-Ar 18th, brig VIM Crawford, Perry,
Philadelphia for Boston.
Ga
Gardiner.
NinIHcket-Ar 18th, sch Eben Sawyer Augusta.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27
R. z. r.

FIVE COMPLAINTS raging system, cured by
II. X. II. Remedies, i'll TWENTY-FIVE DAYs.-RHEUMATIsM,
LIVER COMPLAINT NEURALGIA, FEVER SORES, CHILs AND
FEVER.
Mr. g., gentleman lately returned from tour,
afflicted with each Of the above complaints the
time. He commenced the of the Il. r. r. Remedies
the 24th Of June. For RHECMATSM he used Railways
Ready Relief-he used it externally. In less than ten
minutes after the first application he free from pain
he could use his limbs free For NEURALGIA he
used the Ready Relief INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY. 1t
instantly aayed the most violent irrations and spasms
it impaired strength and vitality to his He
not been troubled since the tenth day with any neuralgia
pains. CBIILS AND FEvER.-Radway's Ready Reef--in-
ternaly and eXternaly-it impaired heat, health, and
strength to the cold and chilly bloody, and neutrazed the
poisonous miasma of ague. LIVER commandments
regulate the organs of the system aud
give and energy to the liver to pleasant and
hearty digestion and regular action Of the bowels
prevent costveness, Indigestion, &c.-Ie entirely
cured Of this complaint by the LIST Of July FEVER Sores
He took the Renovating Resoven-he had nineteen very
large ones The Resovent ceansed and purified his blood
made il pure and rich and resolved away from the body
all diseased and poisonous deposits and irritating hUnorS
On the 10Th of July he called at the q. Il. r. Office and
represented himself cured. Ills rheumatism, chis and
fever neuralgia and fever had all been cured and
removed by the X. X. r. Remedies in twenty-five days
r. R. r. Office 162 Fulton st., opposite ST. Pau's up
stairs.
AGExrs.-A. G.. Page and n. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund DANA Wiscassct; VIM. Gatchel, Bruins
wick; J. c. Tbbets, Lisbon; c. f. Thicker and Samuel
Richards BOwdoinham; David Newbegin, Boothbay 4w17
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-10-27
The Vassal Case.

This case, Henry Webster vs.. Peter Cooper,
came on for trial before the Circuit Court of the
United States at the September term. The
plaintiff claimed TO recover the defendants farm
IN rlttston, alleging that he was seized as ten
ant In tail. He proved that he was a great
grandson OF f. Vassal, who had grant from
the proprietor of the Kennebec Purchase which
mad never been recorded in the registry OF
deeds. The defendant set up a title to his
farm by grant from the same proprletors, made
near sixty years ago, which he averred had
been lost by time and accident, under which
the grantee had entered near sixty years ago,
and he and his assigns had been in the open,
exclusive and notorious possession of it to the
present time claiming to hold it adversely
against all others in fee simple, which ne con-
tended was tantamount to recording, and super
seeded Vassal's unrecorded grant. The counsel
for plaintiff stated that he was surprised by the
setting up of this title, and requested that the
case should be continued, that he might have
time TO examine into it. This was opposed by
the counsel for Cooper but the motion was
sustained by the Court, and the ease continued,
upon the condition, that the plaintiff should pay
the defendants witnesses for their travel and
attendance the present Term.-Banner.