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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

dtiCic. HPft 0lfidic ioMt fHAt tfd@S'- b'Neso h's
buuucts furniture
Ariiclcs auprotrialeio Second Cioss.-Boxoe. bales
Of dry good feathers shoes, saddle glass, paints oils
hugs aud e, ntectioneIy.
Irti4eA apsrop,iaf,io Third Class.-Vi ginia domes
lies sugar coffee liquor. bugging rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
prr tin, sheet iron. hoIowware, gueenswnre castings
hardware marble tdressrd) ndother heayy not
enumerated IL spec ial or fourth cluss rites
Ayic'fS appropriate 10 the Fourth CIaSS-Flonr, (in
sncks) rice pork beef, fish iurd fallow and bac"l. in
cuss boxes sacks) bceswaN, bales of ginseng
aud dried fruit, bar iron marble (undrcssod rl!' and
grind stones, mill gearing.
-, % miles, l.50 Salt per bushel ! 8
',"s''l pr 100 miles. , 90 FIFTY pounds. 10
,3m ~ ~ - $50 miles, 80 II
WV "'' zoe miles. 300 Carl ast, Il
Sctt 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

-Bl EAIRESS.-
NALL be opened for Exhibition and san,on Thurs.
w LAY 10Th, Oct. ENuH Fine Silk, Plush Ve>iing,:
Fine Frenc and English Gassneres; luien Shirt, of
superior cnt aud finish, with Ruiilcs-somethng new.
Coats Pants and Nc,t.
oct lS.,lt, HATCHER LOCKWOOD & 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

4 'loEHHNG. CLIO kES. GasSimers
" AND ESTlNGS. -FaY ~ Ub,ier styles
FIR 1853 Great Exhibition the finest and richest
Goods, ever brought the s lthcrn Market at the
LHNGHBURG CLOrHl q EMPORIUM
Persons not having oPpn unity to visit the CryS
tai Palace in Newly ors, in, ted to cui and exam
inc duplicates of GOODS for ms wcartlal are n W
exhibiting in III" Eog sh. Frcn n, and American de.
partmcnts of the Worlds Fair Also. lage stock Of
Rcady-fkadc 4 .Othing,
manufactured exclusively for sales Furnishing
Goods, consisting, in pant. ef SHIRTS, SCARFS
CRAVATS, COLLARS Clio Els, SUSrENDERS.
&c e. Clo,hs Cassins,s ana Testiags, which will
be made 10 order in the atest lie, and sho notice
Uur goods are all we'll made the Cloths nnd Cas.i-
mers all being properly shrubl elore making up BE
sure to i've Us call before pure asing are de-
termined to sell good goods al y prices.
sept us HATCHER LOCKWOOD Il co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

TIM aueadoe Of tllmsf. : al.a invited to Ia
Mafks "a. thers A4 t, Aret N .9aes land AL 4sl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27
Isnil-Isnn.i NYnIs

We have "a good seleeiiou If Silver lesff Nntch"s
of various It ylss auIlna which can be found fHe S-orll
Celab aleI Roll road TIme kecprrs, raHtuffed rs.
PEoIALLY fOR ENGINEERS & GoNpitIo4S
un Railroads article lfeh viii wa4tait Tor ""
Nr.-. IL n nriec. ,lIla. nanIhe ttilh auaIILl-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

RATES OE FREIGHT ON THE
Ia sF ~ -
VIRGINIA X TEN RAILROAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27

Hiyng used the Mustang Liuiment in my mil
severe cases of hard Jumps and dwellings, cheer
giNn my certificate lis excellent effects. My dg
ter had hard lump. the size OF hens egg, upon
wrist for year told her to rub it with the Lluim
aud few applications entirely removed it. have
used the Lnimcut for Sctofj,ious Tumors, o. ~
il = in the throoto long slandr . ,on ofmy .yr,a
and il removed them both in IA short time ron,
them all remarkable cure, and r. commend the Mus
Liniment rs the best auiclr | ever used
JESSE r. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Ilole
Liberty, Va. June Both, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-27
Fine Gold
Lever Watches,

from tho inasl celebrated
makers in London. Liver
pool and Geneva. never hc.
fore kept ia tbs market, nIl
- arrurpfr tine, aud are Hs
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PASSENGER, FRsiaHr BAaaAsEs fesf-orFiof, puar q
HAND cARs atnH 70 ORDER
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I'3NINII0t q = IItN ' II
sept 29-ts Corner of Main 3 Market 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
OUR STATE CANALS.

We have paid less attention 10 the recent
movements in the Legislature with respect to
our unfinished Public Works than their i'm
portance would seem to deserve, simply be-
cause We are hopeless Of any practical results
therefrom. We consider the Canal Enlarge
ment inexOrably doomed to linger in its present
dead.slive state SO long as il remains under the
control Of our present State Administration
Any efforts for its speedy completion are sure
TO be thwarted and baffled, if not in the halls
Of Legislation. then in the Executive bureaux
or, even should these be unable or AFRAID 70
stem the popular current, there vii always be
some Judicial dodge in reserve whereby the
work may be arrested. Ever since the hagrant
villainy by which thousands of Canal voters
were induced in Nov. 1851 TO vote for J. c.
Wright, Randall, Chatfeld 4 Co. for Sra:e
Officers under public printed pledge, signed
with their nance, that they would, ii elected,
earnestly and in good faith obey and execute
the Enlargement law enacted on Gov. Hunts
recommendation, and the subsequent repaiia-
ton Of that pledge, aided by the sham lawsuit
got up to cover the per6dy. We have felt
respondent with regard TO the great under
taking. We did not trust Gov SeymOur's En-
larsement speeches on the stump last Fall, and
so were not duped BY them, IS many other.
insisted on being. And, while we heartily
thank those Democratic Members 0fthe Legs.
lsture Who have indicated by their votes . good
viii toward the Speedy Enlargement, we can
not take heart from the result. The State
patronage, the Executive machinery, are all
against as, with Judicial reserve ready TO
rulliy sny Canal effort that would otherwise
be formidable. Suppose, then, that the People
could be reused next FAN to choose strong
Enlargement Legislature-what would it ef.
feet We do not new see, but We shall gladly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
RECIPROCITY.

IL seems that the Committee Of Commerce,
after once deciding against reporting Cana
dian Reciprocity bill, have devised one which
a majority we're willing TO report, and thai such
bill now awaits the pleasure of the House
We again assure the Canadian deyotees of
tits project that il won't work. All the ap.
peararce Of life it may ever exhibit will be
the result Of Galyanic appliances. There /. no
hue Of health about tor, if there is. is is
counterfeit. We say this, presaming that the
bill is substantially such as the Canadian Mn
istry have hitherto concoeted, and viii sub
serve the ends they mediate Such bill. we
are confident, can benefit nobody but the lucky
dogs who may chance to be literally supplied
with Pocket-mOney and sent TO Washington 10
difpense the champagne and canyass-6scks in
fabrication Of its passage. These viii 20 f.
nously, but the BIZ won't. Ii is born with a
rope-collar, and viii in due time be swusg off
We wish the Canadians would only offer us
a real iResiproeity-the free admission into
their ports Of all American products on coudi.
tion that We should admit on like terms all
Canadian products. Let it be stipulated that
the arrangement should be regarded a. an OK.
pertinent, expressly limited to brief term.
but renewable q the close thereof by mutual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

Among impending or apprehended evils,
there is none which We more deprecate than
the disruption Of our Common School System
which is threatened through the concerted if
not commanded withdrawal OF the children of
Roman Catholics from our Schools. And. al.
though the popular mind can never be induced
10 IA Itself Oh such questions while yet ab-
straet and seemingly remote, We shall from
time TO time recur 10 this, believing that ;ts
importance cannot be magniied and thar il is
still very imperfectly understood.
Archbishop Hughes lately preached Ser
mon on this subject, which We should have re-
ported had We been forevarned of it; but
since we did not print We vii not critieise it,
at least until some authorized report Of il shall
have appeared. Suffice it for the present that
the Discourse eyinced throughout an inyineble
conviction tina; our present system Of Common
School Education is inveterstely hostile to Re-
lieious, or al least to Catholic, impressions and
principles-that il tends TO Undue the pupils
minds with Indifference i not inidelity with
regard TO Christian Doctrine II intim.tes
very strongly that the time must soon come, If
il has not esue already, when Catholics must
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

LOLA MoSrEs-DeatA Of Mr.. Heald.-A
correspondent, of TIE London o6srsr sts'es asa posi-
tive fact. that within the last four months Mr. Head the
gentleman who acquired such nOtorie'y by his uias'
with Lola Monies and whose death, by the laundering
Of his Yacht o Fort ST. Julian. st the mouth OF 'ne
Tsgus has been reported in the daily papers
will in which he has bequesthed to Lois Monies NC
ip,eres, in $4,000 vested in the funds Also his port
f,io Of wster drawings and ensrsvings, ana the por
trait Of himself He also bequesihed to me Cohsunp
ton Hospital. at BromPton, the magnihcen' sum Oh
5000 ami after some triins legae'es to his servants
&C he willed the remaining portion OF bis handsome
fortune to his ann, the lady who manifested so natural
desire TO separate the nephew sser the discovery OF
his extraordinary and imprudent marriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
LATER FROM HAVANA AND MY WEST.
ARRIVAL OF TIKI ISABEL.
Hon. wm. II. kiag ut Key Wet.

CHARLESTON. Tuesday. Jan. % lssa
The steamship Isabel has arrived AZ thu
port. having LEFT Havana and Key West 90 Ii. ga
inst
Small pox had disapproved from Havana
The steamship Fulton arrived at Key wes,
on the cd Mr. kiny's health was better tAAs wien
he ieft Norfolk; he would remain Several day. Key
West If the climate proved agreeable The lsl.es hal
taken ND their residence At Senator Aslory. sea Mr.
King would dsembark on Sunday.
M.sxErs-Hsnsna, Jan 2l.-New Sugar ARRIVES down
s- small sales have been effected al fail prices 10 oor.s
sArsoes Exchans on the North 81 al dscossI Fr-A.
TO Cowes aD1 q market mot IN the Barrel IS oss.
Great Britain 40 America 81 q box Is y hid Cor Sax,r
and % y hid. for mossses OF ITO gallons, shipped.
Mat1ssas, Jan. 2i-Nolasses unchanged Mnscoysts s.
gar Inferior TO Fine, &S5!
Key West Sappis9 L4folliycsS.
The English brig Csmbyses from New OTlcsis og Liver.
pool the lS,h-sot ashore Pencsn saosA al
discharged for examination; ship Nathaniel KinAs 10
MSinol from NewOreAns for Liverpool ore a,
the i1th on Dry Lock, sand Kew loe bales Of ca
ton will be saved dry, the balance much damaged TIE sAp
hes her SIDE with decks cut away IN order 90 rh As
cargo.
fhe British ship Lucy from New Orleans Cor Liverpool
is ashore Salt Key The cargo Of cotton being re-
moved The vessel Will not b &c; she Is sslay 81
tom Salvage had been decr4ed ia tho of thu ha
George Thomas az $SSS-eGaa 10 y per cent on the We
sci aud cargo the wrecier paying 2, per cent Of the e
penses She will leave for New-York shortly.
The schooner Elizabeth arrived from Gyes'on on tAs
2ist She into at and Lost her bowspni aai
sails. VIII leave shortly.
The bark Atakapas fer Baltimore put u leaking SAs
has been caulked, and will leave shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

LOCAL ArFAIRs.-Leetures we're delivered
last night, by THOMAS D'ARcr MoGEE, on
The ReforrnatiOn :" by DR. ASrEEtL on
"Coal Formations p and by Prof j. W. ;.
Hows on " Macbeth"
AT the meeting of the Madeira Relief
Committee yesterday, an encouraging state Of
the subscriptions was shown.
There is quite slime" among the MEM
bers of the Mercantile Library Association,
with reference to the proposed removal of the
Library uptown.
A considerable unmber Of disafected Hard
Shells undertook to hold an Indignation meet
ing in Tammany Hall last night bat they were
told by the lessees Of the WigSam, that they
could not hatch treason there, and 50 they de-
parted.
-Alarge meeting was held last night IN the
upper part a the City, 10 protest against the
use of steam-pOwer on the Hudson River Rail-
road below Si1teenth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Railroad Accidents.

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, Jan. 26 1913
Yesterday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, as the mail
train coBsitng OF three cnrs the Ohio and Pennyl
vsnia Railroad was passing New Brighton Bridge, an
axle Of the middle car broke, and the car precp
tated dawn an embankment distance OF 40 feet The
other passed Several oil the passengers In e
middle car were badly injured, but none killed Ths
following were the principal sufferers Mr. Scott %
brother II Mr.. Scott OF Scott Barker 81 Co OF PaS
dephia-besd bsdly cut; Mr.. Moss, Of Philsdephis-
leg broken; Mrs. Cheesenan, Of Salem Ohio-bsck
broken Samuel SchhdeQgcr, n German going To NswL
York hr. = keene, OF Pittburgh-shouder dislocsted
Ex sheriff Forsyth oftts county wounded bsdly In tk
breast. Several others received slight contusions.
Another accident occurred on the same road
this afternoon at Columbsna. brakeman on Iron
train, name unknown, was knocked from hs station b
the concussion Of two ears and inStan,ly killed
The River measures feet. The weather y
cold and we have good sleighing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
New.Jersey Sons of Temperance United
States senatOrship.

TRENToN, Friday, Jan 20 Ie5J.
The Grand Division Of tho Sons OF Tempe
met day Very large delegations were present
from all parts Of the State Neal Dow was presented
this evening with splendid silver pitcher Speeches
were made by Messrs. Dow Jewett, Cough and Cgyier
grand denomination Is to take place tomorrow.
procession IL 20 march TO the State House with Inn
mense petition for prohibiting law.
The joint meeting OF the Legislature 10 elect
q United States Senator takes place on Tuesday. A
caucus IL TO be held tomorrow evening
The town is full Of people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Further from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Monday. Jan. 81 iSs

NEW ORLEANS, Monday. Jan. 81 iSs
The Mexican news announcing President
Arists's resignation received here by the Empt.
City from Havana. Vera Criz dates areto the lsh Inst
Arista's resignation was caused by the re-
fu.al of Congress to grant him extraordinary power
Cevallos, the President, al interim, has
named the following Ministers Gen Baace War;
Iturbde. Treasury j. Guerers, Foreign Relations;
Jantez Justice
The new Ministry will probably be Of short
duration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIR. Stewards speech, &c.

Spceial Dispafoh to The n. L. 1Si6sns;
wAsHINGroN, Wednesday, Jan 20 1888
Mr.. Stewards speech to day was exceeding
IL able and lrritaed the Hon. senstor from Michigan
TO an unusual degree. Mr. Mason's speech was brief,
imprudent and ahead even of Young America"
There will probably be an executive session
tomorrow on Mr.. Badgers appointment
The eonfounding of Mr. Slocum, OF Alexan-
dria, with Capt slocum, of the Mexican Volunteers
has caused much obscrurity in the Gardiner case.
Senator Toucey is quite sick.
The Dickinson men boast that they have
killed OIL Dix.
The weather is excessively cold. EYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

~ By the arrival Of the Isabel at Charles
ton we learn that the small pox had disap-
peared az Havana. The Fulton reached Key
West On the 22d. Mr.. Kings health was bet
ter, and if he found the climate there agreea'
bic he would remain some days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Nominal ion of Hon. Edward Everett FOR u. =.
senator by the Wing Caucus eetins Of
the New.Eugland Auti.siayery society.

BOsTON, " V1HVsUHy,
After a long debate, the Wing Legislative
Caucus this afternoon nominated Hon. Edward Evereu
for United States Senator on the first BALLOT The vote
was Everett, % Ashmun 81 Briggs I; Rockwell, D.
Grinnell l. The vote was then made unanimous
The New .England Anti-Slavery Society CON-
menced two days session 1t the MelOdcon this fore
noon the President Francis Jackson, presiding Tue
attendance very thin, and the hall very cold. Toe
Treasurer announced surplus In the treasury OF $40
o. The receipts OF the year were s6,ol5 o. Expen-
ditures, s6295
lengthy document, called the Annual Report, was
read by Edmund Quincy. IL says Of the Progress Of
AniiSlavcry that Il shall sweep the ruins OF the
Constitution md the Union when airer etihce than
our fathers knew how build shall arise. Abiding to
Daniel Webster, the report says lie sold NJ soul to
the devil Of Slavery cheated out OF the price and
ia mort6calicn tHined hia face 10 the wall and died.
The speeches were unusually tame some q the speak
ers derorng the numerous esertons from their cause
and a lack of active ertion OF chose who remained
In the afternoon and evening about 100 were present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

Mrsro,L.-A private letter from London
riyes well authenticated assurance that GniS
ard M,Rro wiz cross the Atlantic in the spring
for an Operate camp'ign in this Country.
The lovers of Music III receive the intelh-
cence with no ordinary qualification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Items from baltimore, Sr.

BArInoRE, Wedncsday, Jan. %, ISU
We had tremendous gale last night, accom-
panied with heavy squalls IL Is clear night and
very cold. Thermometer 49,
, At Pittsburgh and Wheeling the Ohio River
IL closed and Navigation suspended.
Both branches of the Virginia Legislature
have passed bill granting the right Of way for New
York air line OF Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Washington Items.

WAsnNGroS, Wednesday, jan 26, ls52.
Francis w. Rice, late Consul at Acapulco,
srriyed here this evening He win seek searching
investigation at the hands OF the Sers.e
The Montgomery Guards have appointed q
Commute 10 invite Thomas Francis Acagher 10 visit
this city and deliver address the occaz;on Of their
hrst parade and banquet about the lith February
Senator Clemens is better and hopes to re-
sumo biz sest in the Senate in few Days
The weather is intesely cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

- The Wing Legislative Caucus, at Bos-
ton, yesterday nominated Hon. Edward Eve
rett as candidate for the Office off,. S. Senator
to succeed Gov. Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
rYs"PHrLIp DopDRIpeE, HIS LIFE AND La

poRs" by JoHN SroUGHroN. lively biographical
sketch prepared occasion of the close oftberst cen
ry after the decease of Doddridge 1t represents the
character of that excellent nonconfornist in most
attractive light, and forms grateful memorial OF
writer whose works are familiar to al who have the
slightest tincturc of religious reading. C9mo. PIP sse
Boston Gould & Lincoln.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Interesting Southern Itsms-The Florida In.
dians-inausuration OF the Governor OF
Louisiana.

HALrTMosE, Wednesday, Jan 70 lSI
The Mail is through from New-Orcans
The Steamer Fashion, Capt. Baker, arrived
at New Orleans the sth, having left Tampa Bsyjon
the 10th inst. Gen. Chds at that port also Capt.
Graham commanding the Engineer PARTY surveying tho
route for Ship Canal. Cen Blake ieit Tampa Tor Fort
Myers ON the 18th. Nothing had been heard from the
Indians they have fled to parts unknown
The Inauguration of Governor Hebert OF
Louisiana took place the Goth inst his plantation
In the presence of Committee of the legislature liz
being still too i'll to 60 to Baton Rouge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
The Jerry Rescue Case, &c.

ALBANY Wednesday Jan 26, 1853.
The trial of EnOeh Read, in the Jerry rescue
case, Ia proceeding
A preliminary meeting, relative to the
National University, ia In session.
The thermometer here nc O'Clock this morn
ing rang ed from ) to 10 deg above zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

= Tie New YORK MNT bill was about as
good as killed in the House yesterday, by
vote refusing to order it impressed for third
resdng-s9 to S6 We apprehend that finishes
it, We shall endeaver TO know how many
(snd WHAT Members from this State were alb.
sent when this vote was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
vopU nAuv TRJRtNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1853.

consent. Ii Canada were 20 offer sucn
measure Of geHnime Reciprocity. we should
not object to its being adopted. though we
have no belief that it would be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Desiructixc Fire ut Frederick. Md.

Frederick, Nd, Wednesday, Jan 90, 1882.
Fitzhugh d Snyders extensive foundry Was
destroyed by FIRE last night Loss about $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

10 LYos's KATHnRoS gives the Hair rich
so glossy and cutting olcansos the HEAD moan
Daudrua and its natural impurities prevents the tsr
from turning grey, and WprOaaces new Hair upon BAD
Heads Price only . cents. - =. ~.
sold by q n RING cor. Iohn.st Chs0n, Ne. $40 and
Rice and smith Nc 72S Rroadwsyi WIN. Ules. No l69
sthsv, W r. necnsn, No. 80 A-sy, Now Norsi Nc,
Hays No l46 Atlantic q, ard Radc,a htos, 10. i59
Atisp,iess nrsokIyn General hoeSae Depot, No. Isl
Rr~sAway ID. 5. BARNES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

II Gov. Hebert, of Louisiana, was inau'
gurated on the 20th inst. Ct his own plantation,
in the presence of Committee OF the Legisla'
ture, he being too i'll to go to Baton Rouge
something new in the political world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Railroad Accident .

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Jan. %, 1852
A serious accident Is reported TO have oc-
Cured the Pennsylvanis and Ohio Railroad near
Brighton. Several passengers Phladelphlans) are in
igred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

REALLY Coon Doors AND sHoEs.-Persohs
sboss AZ WITKIass 10 IA Pgtoni He makes the Work
he - Ia and allows BOblng Of Interior qua ny 70 leeFs
his esabhment prices are loS and his work u g''o
bspdsOrre and durable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

rVr Three hundred patterns of elegant
Fetiard Silks al e. worth e. a. BARrnoLoaEw
WINS E,V MoIfina Store No bjl BrOa3wa-. between
sprng and Prnoes This stock OF goods viii continue -
BE- sod al reduced procs until the contemplated alterations
3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
~ In solemn seriousness, it is cruel TO lei

VR IN fOItIIH tVIIVUhHtFHI II IT. NIUNI Z" To-
people suffer from disease and pain now that positive
sstkohoou or panscea discovered but for the foolish sar
thst tecsuee IA Hrowefui may ee injurious therefore
10 ave confidence harDlessness have determined %
taie publicly, every Monday Wednesday and fnd'y, u
noon. in my Office twelve times the quantiy requisite
10 tale At dose to remove the most malignant disease or
pain will take it from large tub from which tn" pub
lie eau receive il the terms have always sold
H. Wis without remuneration. II not bencn,ial invite
oil the medical and editors 20 be present. IA whose I'M
pany will remain 60 prevent the suspicion that would
brow IL Oh he stomach IL is most cruel Of this
pty TO thousands die for want Of proper invest
OF nis mos, wonderful discovery. TALBor WATTS, Mag
uetic keTvis No i2i GrecRwchst, Conpoaadei OF the
Nervous Antidoie.