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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
VISIT TO TIE PRISONS AND HOUSE OF Rryrs

WISH III IHE PklSONS AND HOUSE OF RErtSf
On Wednesday forenoon Mayor wesieryelt accoc,os..s
by the District Attorney, Controller Recorder Govern,
West and Henry, Robert Kelly and Mr. Philips vhssl 4
Tombs and the Third District Prison. at Essex Mases
the puITose Of examining their condition with a vsvt
either having them improved or abandoning them A
which hey proceeded 10 the House of Refuge s,aa:sls
Twenty third ST, which i is proposed to purchase kr q
City for prison purposes.
The building used prison for the Third District B,
smell two story building in which there are six,ccn Cd
seven feet long by five feet wide vnd poorly ventilated
During the past year 5000 prisoners consisting
persons detained Witnesses orthevng in,oricarou a.
have been fined in these cells, and not anfeqasntys
many a. 80 or so al once
The Xth District Station House, ovor the Essex AAss
wasalso visited Much dssAt sfacton was expressed n
manner in which the cells which are in the ihr storyl N
tuli teingNery small and the only ventilation sud
hole cut through the door.
The visitors next proceeded 10 the House Of Rsge On
Fast Twenty ikird st. and conducted through lhs
two main buildngs aud the Work Houses BY the sapef
iuiCndeni. Mir. Ketohum. These buildings aud gsoans
occupy sixty lots, nclosed by ahigh stone wall and viii
comparatively small outlay upon the buildings aesi
erected would be Of sufficient capacity for prison purpose
many years. The location !. alo far preferable TO hos
now in use, being healthy and retired.
Tie visitors were 6rst conducted through the budai
occupied by the males, in which thore are at presen u,
boys The sleeping department first Inspected whe
each lad Is pla oil in small cell noa and airy The pf
was then conducted 20 the set apart for the act
which at present {. occupied by but lsl OF the 90
The visitors were next conducted 10 the dining hail. whes
the BOYS we're agreeaby engaged at dinner, which coo
sisted of soup. meat and bread
Tie work shops were next visited In one, the larss
bows numbering about one hundred and my, are %
Voycd at making cane botiomed chairs In the other u
mailer boys employed making pocket book, dsysr
eotvre cases. &C The revenue derived from theiraox
amounted last year $4,000 and The whole exess
of the institution amounted TO about e23,O0o Tho bonE
eQuhed to work daily about eight hours, asendsohoo 81
honrs, and are ul!oN ed to play two hours.
The female d,partmc nj was next visited. There ar
this dopar sixty six girls two Of whom are n9vses
he remainder present very healthy and tidy eppcSsaa
1hoiF time occupied in doing house work. sewing aad
tending school.
The eatl,m men who visited this institution cypress
themselves favorable 20 the procuring Of these oadsg
for prison purposes and the subject viii undoubtedly 500
be Brought up before our city authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
TEMPERANCE IN NORTH CAROLINA


CorTssEOL3elce Of The n y 2 rb1ue
R,LEIoH. y. c. " sdnesday, Q Q. 70. ~.
4 large trd enthusiastic Convention OF ths friends o.
Te1rrerarce Is now 10 sson here composed Of Deeglf
fcnl al arts Of tie Old Norh STATE They have a. eSy
rsssed .trrg R.solrus denoune.ng the Liquor Traffic
AID tic reo, 10 u NORTH Caro- ina tie decendss Of % e
Who frt IrcLrced the great doctrine that "taH1.2n
without reFrcse naiicn Va oppression VIII sustain 'n
CCuyCutlCn. -. "a
Tie ucito Of every tr1e Tenperance mar IN tAs ot.s
nov g. O., " with me Liquor Irafs and taey WI PM Is
down. V nave stf0rg sIn1 RIA brave bse- % 1D9.l
I'LL + ara r.. 4 ~ ti erni g. trade VII b. ,ramp.ei IN
tie dusf AID TIE 4w hal .aBet0na IT, Je9 tl -- ~ T.
ard II rUvs arouLd II BE flibeIiy arm, viii 1e wiped 10
cur sta.ue tu.k lien North Clrolna, vii make n ~
stces in al thst ,oasitutos grCeu-s. ani poser AID
70, rr.,l flfn :. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

So-cALLrD SILL" -Ding-dons-ding ~. -.
boy Lost echoed and reeehoed through the a. =. ~
DAY last Hello there OLD feuos J" eried AN sa
FINN invisible yarlet OF the thousand ans az ~
are scouting shcet the city, "who set yOa to work e,
boy lest The ericr stopped and waited ,Ae snvs.I
OF his ssuter answering that the beresved parents Il ~
boy had promised him dollar to cry their loss lAn.S
all the Wards Of the city and three dollars II he icuni
boy. Come on them" said The Dew boy "wenesS
gelher and go snuckS in the trade ii we had the De-, ~
" il We don't, why, won't ask cent" Agreed ~
the word and, after putting the bell boy ,Aroar
rug and acry Of mile two by way OF EXERCISE a.
little rascal stopped before his door, whom hs nsr
cane out rsjoiced to meet him. with the three iolt,,
her hand. Hold on. mother" said he, "hslf thai ava.
belongs 10 me, and you jest be Sind enough 70 psr
"over!' Detroit Advertise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS
.,,,v.n or THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

The steamshsp Northern Light Capt Thomas Miner rom
IA. Imam del Eorte via Norfolk arrived on Thursday Drn
no with 7rs Passenger and si;ooooo in specie on freight
9te Norberp Light len New York Oct 5, e; 800 p NJ ,
,s syvsd At San Juan Saturday 18th inst. ct oclok
. N h.visg stopped at Kingston ia, for coal Return
sc In San Juan Monday, nth inst at O'clock NJ
-sh ,is passenger and slSOO0oo in specie on freight
III large amount in the hands Of the passengers and an
d.pendent mail with sdvices from San Fransco Of the
I,t October On the 24h encountered severe gale from
NE and n W, became short Of coal and run for Nor
l where she arrived Tuesday 2sth at II O'Clock a.
and len on the morning Of the 10th inst at oeIock
AN.
The Northern Light connected with the steamship Pacific
Cart Blehen which left San Francisco the ls inst at
SeIock M and arrived at San Juan del Sur the 18th
inst, touching at Acapulco
The ihmus Of Nicaragua is free from sickness The river
high and the river STEAMERS all in good order.
Left in port H. b. NJ Mail steamer Clyde, for Aspnwal
Spoke Oct a. lat &c deg 30 min long 70 deg 81 min,
tbe bark Eugene bound to HsUe. Oct %. exchanged
signals with ship steering nOrb, showing WHINE gro'na'
with red ball and swallow tail
Died Oct H. w s. Par Iote Of California and formerly
Of Crawford County Illinois, aged 80 years
The fooyiDg s the Specie List per steamship Northern
Lebf; r. s,..o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
The follow ing pcrsons came passengers in the North
ern Iiaht from San Juan:

tYn Light from San Juan:
an. Hon Lsihsm lady and serytut MIS- BrdselL the REV
Fstler Lan L. miller and lady Adam, 20 ss'epsf i ~.
se,I M Thoultsop lfrs H. o. Kelley. Mrs b. n Hall Ms
w.. Pope Lady Ms Doashery and infant Capt
VIII md isSy French Ebs Margaret Jennings A Mrss
4, None VIM Ford Capt C. C. Marlin, soyaio and laiy
Eresss and lady ssytcn and lady, Gales Mrs Ost ana
A. yfsrlwsH @ injury p LooHia Charles Bszsr bliss "a
K,ofe q RI Howard r. p. Runcom Miss A A. Lincoln John
Seen selo Dr. II. Iels g. Jehey = u Brown and sdy,
BFst Joh1S Brstow, J. Pidofelb g. H. Boad T. Caner
ran Wels Fargo Co; Hetus Berord Co.. Mira g. Hawey,
Nj A DODGE sprrg r.. Burrows l. Qgpt Sd honer' J.
Carly Kno1, Mrs Bigger, Jaeobson >
Wilton Williams Col T. ~ Ewing hrs hashasky s. Soi-
ton 4 Woey, H. Cohen o b Wilson, r. Scott A. y Moore A.
p poore II H. Ms NJ Moore. G. G. Mills, p srodes b
and Lady, H. Hszeliine BTsndrs d. Webster " Adams
A AGsns G. Rice, y. Cheney, James Oalgsr oIoert
r. ltshams VIM siIDs Q siles Capt stlss ",hon and
Lady Henry DoJman wisms CApt C. c Norton j. r. Say
dam J. Rseitrby, r. L. ToIbes H. waison, a Wassnaun z
Dsys Robt Allison and Lady HsGer, " n JAG ssgn u +
6rssI j. HelboIn, J. o. B.IBy, w Moore Birch. G =
Stor trd Hnsepsn, d. b. DSdy Marx Hardy BsrDee n
pono ds, r. B. DunsB, L. Moron Zurehef - onhh Der
T. Mellow y Mellow NJ Ash II. NJ Allen O. b. WteHer, C.
W W,sm VIM EastmsD, A. C. Armstrong J. T. ntrs,toD James
Ardle w senley NJ Dopmsn Curre John Dusin, Lion
Ps,olls n TIsnsum c Odds John w BIol J. WhteEds,
Baxter b. Morssn John w Dunlap, Andrea Chids, j.
Chat o. Chsrusn u. Stevens, A A. smith = solom.n A.
Pssl.pd John Cook, A. Mann DoTsn, VIM X Ford t. j.
ONel PsImerter- aud 40 IN the seersge. TOTAL, 1ls
We are indebted TO Mr. r. Lord Purser Of the Northern
Light and to Wells Fargo Co.'S Express for valuable
fayors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

THE PoLIrfcAL TEMPERANCE loTr n Psxx,v..
The following Is TIE vote Of the Terapsrs,r. -, Nv.
Count;es in which they bad distinctive ovvss;..s
Gar as We have obtained The official result.
phi,Ssfa >iy and C0snsy-. 7ee Nos,AanAerAsa
hrcks ........s.........2iN Nla.oar '''-s
SCh-ykt - bsrka '''.-
Ii baDcn ...............-.. 80 L4ecaster
fcur hundred thousand yet in the receus sste We
more than two hundred and seventy lhsussnd 49,.
polled; that about hundred and tAirsy tAo.,
gel voters abssined from the exercise Of Ire eif;
ohise. Had any considerable prOportica o. a. W,
taken the troHble 20 80 TO the polls Chrstisa My~,
have been elected Surveyor General by hsaa.s.ssS
jory for sppears by the returns that over he,
persors who voted the regular Demo ratio S,.,s 80
fused 20 vote for Mr.. Brswey the pen.crue s..s,ss
for that office. Although tn people of Penosy,, a..
never much stdictd TO polling their full vote a 49,,
says The Philadelphia NORTH s,ricon We, a !. .sss
unusual ard strange for so large numHer a. oss -
and thirty thousand # them 70 abstain <tcm -;
implies either wide spread dissatisfaction with paw
ohinery end operations or the wait Of cou6Ss,sa Y -
management ofour elections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
FAITHFUL POsTMAsryps

EFI711f
SIR; A correspondent AZ Jacksonville rnr,..
date Of Oct. H. writes me IS follows: -
Yours OF the ssth Sops. sas received Ia
senser, ard women and children cane fron ~,
J, isys Bat four letters came 10 nv tahle VI
" with yours rot ore Of which had been Les. ~
ia making tho journey We have said z.i don
deal about cheap postage; think Il is tne =. - 81
thing about faithful Postnasters, YOgrs, tsly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
by ola deed trust executed to me by Jeremiah
~ Y. Armstrong, the 18th day OF September, 1851
and recorded in the clerks office Of the county OF
viii offer Tor sale at the the court house OF
Ohio county on Wednesday, the 18th day OF May 1853
the following property conveyed to by the said
trusti to wit: +5.7u- 7T6l
All piece or parcel OF ground situate in Ohio
t adjoining the city OF Wheeling and bounded follows
to wit: Beginning at stake the North side Quincy
continued and about hundred feet eastardy
from the South East corner orWam Tallant being the
South East OF the land conveyed by Noah
William w. ShTiver and conveyed by Andrew p. Woods
and wife to Robert G. Woods, thence with the Eastern
line OF the land conveyed, and at right angles with
Quincy street, and NoIthwardlyt the line OF andrew
Woods thence with his line westwardy, sixty feet;
thence soathwardly and parallel with the line thereof
TO said Quincy street continued; thence with the same
will be- follows wit fourth OF tho purchase
money in hand and the residue in two equal nsaments
at six and twelve months with interest from day
the purcascr giving bonds and approved security
deferred nsalments and title reserved until the whole
Is paid. .-..-..,. .s--.-, NJ. q. GOOD
ap1e-td Trustee
uThe above postponed until Saturday, the 18th
of June Ef - e7'' =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut
CINclNNATI, ONO. -

Incorporated, 1S4S. -..
THE attention OF the public respectfully called to the
superior facilities afoI ded at this institution for qua
ying ndi Sduals in Thorough practical for tn
counting room and business pursuits.
BY Double Entry.-A complete
practical OF Instruction. given in the art OF keep
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de-
hendng the forms among the most eminent establish
menis engaged Individually partnership in business,
merchandise at wholesale and retail ortng and export
ing their account commission joint specu
atiCn including in stocks real estate &c.
joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
putat pertaining TO business operations, being taught
according 10 the most approved methods-lnerest, Dis
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges &c.
aieTcGmtt EXERCISES are lntrodnc-
habit and genuine business style Of correspondence
tine mind OF the student well lamiliarize him with
ta technCaltieS and phraseo!ogy inc udng pro
JoEG Invoices Account sales, bills of exchange, DC.
Practical hour is devoted in teaching
with thorough command OF hand and pen accuracy and
elegance with and rapdity, and perfect with
beauty OICOnstTuctiOn. p - =
lures given these important topics connected
with the avocatons of the merchant in the operations
commerce. and practical workings OF trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership, principal and agent negotiable
atrtmens sales, debts guarantees, etc also the laws
Of wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
il, profit, interest, nationaItIade, &c.
The course can be completed In from eight to twelve
weeks.
Instruction being given viduay applicants enter
at any time.
knowledge ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance OF the Principal enables him
10 render sistance TO those wshngto procure situations
IN graduating.
Good board be obtained in the city at so to
per week.
Diplomas under seal awarded the graduates
TERMS:-For partial course, books atonery, &c, in
elusive. $500.
For full course, books, stationery. Diploma, Se incl-
siye, 5000. JOHN GUNDRY,
janS'53-1yd Principal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
The PRIMARY Department. -
OF THE s.i-t..
Meade Collegiate Institute.

.a14ts4- p - wELLSBURGi- VA. % y ~ "
THE Fall session this School will commence on MON
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five call
eIdar months. Is -
Nopupi will received for less time than one session.
unless by special agrccmen,-and when entered
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
Cept in ofprotracted sicnessnor will any pupil
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive F''E''t
Ne a.lEaa ~ TERMS: g $50
Day pupils,-Primary English DEPARTMENT.. $1,000
D. Classical and Mathematical 5120o
Orc halfinvaraby in advance the remainder the mid.
die OF the session. .
discount cent will be made on the bills of all
Ministers OF the Gospel.
further Information see catalogue published by
Board of Trustees. tHf F'' : 70 T,-H s''H :
505 By order OF the Board .,'
~ - ~ - SAM'L d. ToMPKINS, Rect5r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
USE SALE

pY virtue OF deed OF trust from Thomas McEwen to
ID the undersigned, for the benefit OF David H. DoneI
dated this eeth day January 1883 and duly in
the clerks office OF the county court Ohio county in
book 81 page 49, shall the 23d day June 1883 at
the front door OF court house of Ohio c5un II
clock NJ, that day, expose sale public auction
to the highest bidder lot numbered (7) square
numbered eight e. in the addition city OF Wheel
merly called Ritchetown, but called the town OF
South Wheeling -.'.-7Ift -sl5571I 77-i lfITTf
U1,TermS o. Sale cash. s-'.ltE -tIt FL. 4-'t
The title Of said property is believed to be undoubted
such title as is in vested. A. =. PANNELL,
- .r. , TrnStaa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
MEDICINsAsI...

STNTHATEVER concerns the health and happiness of
the people, is at all times tho most valuable i'm
pItance Htake granted that every person Will do
all in their power tosaye the lives oftheir children
that every person will endeavor promote their own
health at all sacrifices. feel It my duty solemnly asi
sure you that according to the opinion OF tho
most celebrated The primary OF
large majority oe diseases to which children md adults
are Liable fyou have appetite continually changeablc
from kind orood to another, Had Breath Pam in tho
Stomach Picking at the Nose Hardness aud Fulness OF
member that all these denote WoRMs and you Should al
apply the remedy qLly - - -
q iOBENSACKsS WORM SYRUP,
An article founded lon Scientific Principles conpound
ed with purely substances being perecty safe
when taken and can be gfve the most tender infant
with decided beHefcarehect Where Bowel Complaints &
have made them weak and debiitaed, tile
mic of my Worm yrup such that 1t stands
without an equal IN the catalogue medicines. giving
tone and strength to the Stomach, which makes 1t In.
faliblc remedy Tor those afflicted with Dyspepsia the as
tonshng cures performed by this Syrup Physicians
have failed Is the best evidence OF its superior efficacy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
Removal

THE OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA. wupy,,.,
-, -. ,lad glPnper Mills, faGSr
III AS been removed from the old Ior,,;o.
house sSs b. s. isar Of G, S
the steamboat landing, where samples NJ
sonnet boards and Wrapping paper can be s. Pr
- RAGS wanted In any quantity, either in 49,
CASH, ut the highest market price ~ iot
orders addressed to US viii receive proDmt S.
mas LAMBDIN, BOyfI. -Ss;ea11Se ES
. snl-si sslt tftsi Gear. COP. 3mO . IA%CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

HAVE now in store, their complete stock of spring
III dry goods, TO which they daily invite the aen.
ton OF purchasers In their assortment will be found
every variety of goods and trimmings together with
quality the lowest possible prices has been their
aim in such store would suit the trade generally
flatter themselves that isty beauty
eespness, their goods not exceled by the city
They do not deem il essential to enumerate articles,
only small portion of the stock could be thus noticed
best, and besides, they believe that those who wish hand
some durable goods for the least possible money,
to No 36 Main Centre Wheeling, get them
they will most certainly never go away disappointed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

:HENEY iTALLANT. 5I,RTvIS m
- WILLIAM TALLANT have Io phLAPLAlS =,
SNIP st lot the purpose of transaction
Business G in this ehS
AfLAIN; The Wholesale Dry Goods 4 PpLAAT DRI-.
eSa9eGIed At NO. II Monroe street ard n.
"a 5nIs ana aa Commission BGsin IS at No q sAo
5es VIII always be on sale low prices ma .ld Cruz
oatns Terms, to which they earnestly inv 20 srcOn
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SALE.

QY virtue Of an order orthe Circuit Court Coun
~ ty made in the case of R. Crangie q Co., against
Nelson Urggs Will expose to at public auction on
Thursday Goth day of May 1883 at the Auction Rooms
T. f. & q. Il. tVickham Barrels of randy casks OF
Hardware, and HaITchests ofTea.
TERAs-A credit OF six mon his; tho purchaser giving
bond and security, bearing interest from day
May II. ids. - ~ lf-aFi b. a. ECPF,. Conn.,
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by Thomas G.
- Black TO the undersigned for tho benefit Robert C.
wv GODS, his assign dated the 9Th DAY
County Court OF Ohio county, In Deed Book No. 3d. page
one e. Woods
shall onthe 18th day OF JUNE 1852 at 2oelock p Nj.
at the dwelling house of said Thomas C. Black in the
Fh ward OF the city ofWheeli. sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for CASH. all the personal
property convey TO me by the said decd ftrst.
...s.4 81 BEVERLY d. EoFF,y ~
ma l9-tuS &C.. Trustee.
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S.W A 1 NJ S. =. ~ 51 3
CELEBRATED PANACEA.
n, FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF ttrs
INGLPIENT, CONSUMPTION. i
sCRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
q RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
5-a -ANDANL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES + I'd
FTHE BLOOD, q EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
g WANTS. lPANACEA has been for more than thirty
elresfor The eerticates Of which Iefer
$ e sSms II may Be
give The of cases too ghtd for general pub
seroa and were dee med incurable by Physieans
1t has been used hospitals and private practice
most and other eminent persons.
Valentino Mott I D. Prof: ef surg. NY University
6 hspnsq 4. 3. Prof Of physis; Pa. 6avststt.
Dr. Del VALID, Professor of Medicine, Havana as X =.
Jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof, Surgery, Lisbon 3f},
j. Ghipma1 Member Royal College Surgeons London
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army. .
And also the wonaer cures eject BY swsims Pan
aeee have for many made 1t invaluable remedy
being an innocent preparation 1t may be given the
The retail price has been reduced to $3.50 per bottle
Containing taIss hall Pntse Or three bottles for
Swaim's Panacea IS nround bottles uited Longitude.
na with ~ .stSFs SloR Snthe
and having the SWAIN stamped on the seal
ing and written the label covering cork and
geometric lathe work. comprising nine different dies
which have been turned Tor the exclusive the pro-
gravers! OF Philadelphia cenie is portrait OF the
late VIM sHTTso ssSeyasifaa: ss TERM1EueE
"a valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem
all diseases arising from debility OF the digestive
Organs, such WORMS, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery
yer and Ague Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache ,8c,4c.--
See the Pamphlet (Which may be had gras) accompany
ing the Vermfnge. = % 1sstslTsei
Prepared only at SwAIM,s LABORATORY, THE
OLD STAND, Seventh ST., below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC l9e
Persons wishing obtai1t the genuine SpVAIMS PAN.
ACEA and sNHAlM,s VERMIFUGEs shouls be careful
to observe that the - - ti. = t''.-s
81. 6. 1880 S, :. & SWAIN 80 = .l5es
is spelled correctly bottles and labels or they
be Imposed on by OF them by
person bearing somewhat similar name, wen caicula
ted to deceive. = = -, ~
:, GENERAL AGENTS FOR THEiU. S. Sc
-. Schieffelin Brothers & Co. .ssss
snl7si - p 104 and log, John street. New York.
On ss,s- d. BACHELORS, - n
I7staltrne Sttsa Liquid Hal: Due Y, s.s5ss-
Ta0those wishing hair dye that may depended up
ofct reference can be given over
verythng OF the kind now in use For sale, wholesale
'n @af s Sole a lSsaE 4 sai SCH City.
IJEcKTV y This Neyg York Z large assoftz
LII meiit Of childrens Hats, consisting of
lY Black and Pearl full trimned h;drens Hatstts
'La Black and Drab beaver - N IN y
~ Black and Pearl Gimp tri mmed ~ a Ef,sh
IN isst every klna head dress ior and
For SALE OR RENT. 81 s. i'aa
THE house on the Island occupied by o. "A
IL Zsne, win be rented low. desirable tenant orsold
pm ommodatng terms Possession given ime diatey.
Applyto COWGIRL d M,SWoRDs,
niarts No 10 Water street I
r