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VARIETY.

: -sf I a ~ II.
Teacher How many points Of the com.
pass ara there?
Boy Two. east and west; there used to
be four, but as Mr.. Webster said he did nj
know no north nor south, ! suppose there
isn'f any
a,Iis strange" muttered young man
s as he staggered home from supper party
show evil communications corrupt good
msnners I've been surrounded by tum
blsrs ali the evening, and now Pm tum.
Bier myself. =
German writer observes. in late
J volume on the social condition of Greal
Rritair, That there is such scarcitv o.
thieves in England. that they are obliged
70 offer reward for their discovery.
!. Papa. 2 j know what makes folks call
pistols. horse pistols"
- .sNVhy, my son?"
!. Because they kick so.''
..Prudence Matilda, put that child to
hed. he is so sharp he will cut somebody
"A. mistress, observing that her ..help''
was much addicted to Methodist hymns.
asixsd her # she belonged to the church
No, she replied. mot exactly snen.
ber. bM have been tuck in on suspicion :
.Probafion, you mean"
mo don't, Tin sharp key and with
dogma.icaI manner.) know what
1pean-I was nsckin on suspicion!"
g Spiritual -"Is my wife out Of spirits!''
said John, with q sigh,
tts Az her voice Of tempest gave warning:
..Quite out, sir, indeed," said the maid
n reply,
sFor she finished The bottle this morn.
ssgf"
A pmnster says: "My name is Somer'
/; set. am miserable bachelor. can
not marry; for how could | hope to pre-
vail on any young lady possessed OF the
slightest notion of delicacy, to turn Som
sYsct!"
Say Cesar augustus. why am our legs
Nike an organ gripder?''
..Don't know Mr.. Sugarloaf-why is
.cos ,fey carry a monkey about the
street,,
Rabbi Josh,sn once met boy who car.
pied something in a covered vessel. "My
Nov" said the Rabbi, "what have you IN
your covered vessel" .'If it was intend.
cd for you to know" replied the boy, 81
would not be covered" !"
ArkuYa Mistake.-A fine stone church
was lately built in Missouri, upon the
kAcadesof which stone cutter was order.
sd ao cut lhe following as an inscription
4. nv. honse shall be called the house ol
osaver." lie referred, for accuracy. to
iI,e verse Of scripture in which these words
occur. but unfortunately he transcribed to
The scandal Of the society. the whole verse;
..Alys house shall be called the house o.
psayer. but yc hare made Il a den ot
5kieres
o1 Close not yonr heart against the
.lsssiin as 81 want, To-day YOU may De
sprroundsd with wealth and influence; to-
Morrow; 4 sun may rise and find you q beg
xar--a snpplicsnt fcr charity from those,
seerchance, y~u have derided. be char-
kble, thereto ), uato your fellow men, S
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Hobensaek's Liver Pills. /

No part OF the system is more isble TO disesse'
Than the Liver. it serving Iterer to purify the
blood, or giving the proper secretion of the bile;
SO that any wrong action Of the Liver ef1ects the
other parts OF the system, and results variousayr
Liver Complaint, Janndice. Dyspepsia, sc. We
should therefore. watch every symptem tthat
might indicate wrong action of the Liver.
These pills being composed of Roots and Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick; namely, ls,
An Expectorant. which augmeBts the seerstiOA
from the Pulmonary mucus membrane. or pro-
notes the discharge of secreted mattsr. I'd, An
Alternative, which changes n some inexpIicable
manner the certain morbid action of the system<
Sd, A Tonic, which gives tone and strength 10
the nervous system. renewing health and iyigof -
all parts of the body. 4th, A Cathsrtic. which
acts in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients
and operating on the Bowels, and expeliing the
whole mass of corrupt and vitiated matter. and
purifying the blood. which destroys tho disease
and restores health. 81 ss = .:l.s I q,
Prepared at Hobensack's Laboratory, PhiladeI-
phia, price 25 cents. .s
FOR SALE BY 'iy,t..s
Martin Baker, Woodsfield. .;sf
John Wisner, Beallsville. ssss
I. Welsh & Co., I" R
Isaac Brown. Jerusalem. - eeis
VIM. Buchanan, Lewisville. rs: ~.
William Steel, Stafford. i'i' ia
J. Howa1t, Harrietsville.
John NJ. Rownd, Summerield. -
Jonathan Hall, Graysville. 81 sss9ls.sis
w. s. Woodall, Brownsville. S
R. g. Anderson, Cochransville. 's
B. Rhodes, Sardis.
Martin Veglty, Baresville.
Levi Baldwin, Claringion.
Mott, Fordyce & Co., Calais.
/. E. Shankland, Miltonsbnrghs
James Baker, Wholesale Agent Ii
Wheeling. AAur. 4.
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What can be got for $500!

rFHE undersigned have entered into an arrange.
i ment by which they agree to furnish the
Knickerbocker Magazine (monthly,) the Home
Journal (weekly,) and the Musical World and
Times (weeky,) to new subscribers at the very
moderate price OF SIS 90 for the three publications
all orders enclosing that amount TO Dyer s. Willis
will be promptly attended to-
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher of the Kaicker6ocker;
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
DYER s. WILLIS,
Publisher Of Musical World 4. Times.
257, Broadway, New York.
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POETRY
ToouR WORN our FONTS OF Type

FIN sitting at my desk. Reese,
Before me on the floor
There lie two worn out fi.nts of type,
Fa'l eighty thousand score,
And many months have passed Reese,
Since they were bright and new;
And many are the tales h,ey've told:
The false. the strange. the t,ue
Their beauty, all has e me. Reese,
You scarcely now may trace
Upon the snowy medium
The likeness of their face;
They mind me of mau, Reese,
Whose morn Of life was full
Of promise, hut whose evening close
Was desolate and dull.
What tales af horror have saey toldg
Ofte,npest and of wreck,
OF murder al the miduigh ahonn;.
OF war full many a ..speck;'
OF ships that, far away at sea,
Went down before the blast;
OF st;fietl cries of agony
4 Aslife's last moment passed.
Oiea.lhquakes and of suicides,
OF falling crops of cotton.
OF bank detaulters, broken banks,
And our exchanges rotten;
Of boilers b,,rsted, steamboats, snagged,
Ofriot<, duels fought,
OF robbers with their prey escaped,
ofthieves with booty caught.
Oflsnd slides and of water-spouts,
0i ans and alligators,
OF ssspaut. in si,e briny deep.
Aud giant sweet potatoes;
or siiiltlreniost and children found,
Finances in disorder;
OF fights among the firemen.
And troubles on the border.
They we told us of nation, Reese,
Bent ssrrowing over the dust,
OF one whom she had called to tiip
Her brightest, dearest trust;
Ofspalkling crowns for youthful brows.
s'ss 0f.royal cor onations,
OF plans 10 rid the earth OF kings,
Ufteinperance reformations.
Of hoods, and FIRE. and accident,
These worn outtype have told;
Aud how the pestilence hath swept
The youthful aud the old:
OF marriages. uf births and deaths.
OF this to please and, US,
or one man jumping overheard.
Another gone to Texas.
They We told long sweet summer day
Have faded from our view,
Abw autu,nn's chilling winds hath swept
The leaf crowned forest through:
How winters reign has come aud gone-
Dark reign OF storm and strife
And how the smiling spring hath warmh
+ The pale flowers back to life.
Z / csn't pretend to mention half
My inky friends have told.
Since shining bright and beautiful
They issued from the mould
How unto some they joy have brought,
To others grief and tears;
Yet, faithfully the record kept
OF ffastreceding years.
Tf =
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Only one Reason. Horace Mann, in his
lecture on Woman, says: Il see but one
reason why woman should not preach the
Gospel, and that reason is, that it is ten
thousand times better TO go about practis-
ing the gospel than even 10 preach il.
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Hogs Packed in the West.

The following is a statement, drawn
from reliable sources, Of the number OF
hogs packed in the Western States during
the two last seasons:
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
80 the contrary, considered as wishing to con-
tlnue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages paid.
8 If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the offices to which they are di
rected, they are held responsible till they have
settled the bill, and ordered them discontinued
A. If subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers sent
the former directio they held responsible.
The courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office removing and leav-
ing them uncalIed for, is prima face evidence OF
intentional fraud.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Elizabeth Brown

, VS.. , Fef1Jt00 JOT O0tCeT.
Samuel H. Guthrie, ct al.
SAMUEL. H. GUTHRIE, who is a non-resi.
~ dent of the State of Chic, will take notice thai
Elizabeth Brown, widow Of Alexander Brown, late
of Monroe county, Ohio. deceased, on the l4th
day of February A. D. 1853, filed her petition
against the said Samuel H. Guthrie aud others. in
the Court of Common Pleas of said Monroe coun.
ty. praying that Dover be assigned her in the FOL
lowing described premises. to wit: The south
west quarter dissection 10, township s., and re- &c
6; also the south east quarter of the north east
quarter Of section l3, township 6, and range s,
in said county of Monroe. And that unless the
defendants shall plead. answer or demur to said
petition within SO days after the rising Of the nexl
Term Of said Court. the matters and thngs in said
petition mentioned will be taken true and 'con-
fessed, and at the next Term thereafter said Eliza
beth Brown will ask said Court tosd decree thereon
accordingly. A. ROSS,
Feb is, 1853. Sol for Compl'nt
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Liver Complaint

AA seS1A lA - ~ 49,
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA; CHRONIC. on
a NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE sa
OF THE KIDNEYS. 81
and all stss ss I. -
diseases sri- y s5 s9sasStsss 4 y
sing from disor- Is ssssl sssss
dered liver or stomach, fss5ssefs ~
such as constipation. in- .ssss5
ward piles, fulness of blood -
to the head, acidity OF the stomach,
nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, full
ness or weight in the stomach, sour eiucta-
tions, sinking OF dutteiing At the pit OF
the stomach, swimming Of thu head
hurried and difficult Dreaming.
futtering at the hear, ,chok- - 80
ing or suffocating SEN IL i !.
sations when ia . . a. .s..s
lying posture, IS 8.
of vision. dots or webs before the - /
sight. fever and dull pain in SIT
the head .lde6ciepcy ofanss,stt Sci
perspiration, yellow S ~ 80
ness OF the skin and eyes, & ifss -
- pain in the side. back, chest, 8 I i
limbs. &C., sudden hushes fileat, tlls.iSss
burning in the flesh. constant imaria.
ings OF evil, and great depression Of spirits.
can be efiectually cured 81 X'frSSssa
DIR, HOOFLAND'S =
Celebrated German Bitters.
PREPARED BYssse aai s.t;ssts
DR.. c.. NJ. JAG KSDN.a ii,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 800, Archstreet, Phiiadelp1lia. -,
ceed. il equalled by any other preparation in tho
United States, as the cures sttest ID many csses
after skillfu physicians had faileS- W. 7sFsa
READ AND BE CONVINCED. -
WOOSTER, O., Dec. I'd, 1851.
Messrs SPlNK & HowARD-G Gentlemen. em-
- r.
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JUST ISSUED,

MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GEN ERA L j KSON,
Engraoedby T. B. WEIGH. Els g., after the
original portrait painted by r. SULLY, Esq.
This Portrait willb match for the Washing
ton. and is in every respect as well got up.
Price $5 90 per copy. Address as above.
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Fall and Winter Goods
Clothing Store.

|VHNHE subsciber has just received New Sup.
ply OF l.,
Read y-Made Clothing,
Of the Latest Styles, which he will sell at very
low prices BY all means call and examine his
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, if you want
to get good bargains.
He is also prepared TO do good and fashionable
work for his numerous customers 1t reasonable
prices.
M. BURGBACHER. Z
WoopsrIELD, Oct. 90, 1889.
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l9O Acres of Land for Sale
Dec. 10. 1852.
This Way. B'Hoys!
HERE'S THE PLACE TO GET YOUR
MONEY RACKI .n-

MONEY BACK!
TEyHE undersigned has just received small
IL stock of Gun Barrels, Locks, Triggers.
Main-springs, Tubes and Cylinders. He bought his
stock of John Griffith, Cincinnati; his locks. maiu-
springs. aud tubes all imported from London.
His barrels cannot be beat in the United States.
All ask to confirm you in the belief, is to call
and examine for yourselves.
| am going to start shop in the celebrated
''Tattle-town.' one square south east of VIM.
Burdltt's Blacksmith Shop, the road leading
from Woodstield to Malaga -21s miles from
Woodsheld, and AZ from Malaga. All work in.
sured mot to cut in the eye" p"
Jan 5, 1853 D. s. HAYDEN.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


CLoTHiNG.-We would advise all persons
wishing FITS OF gpod material. to call at A. M
Adams Clothing Store, on Water street. He
has very fine assortment of everything in the
clothing line.-Dmly Lnfeiiigencer.
CLOTHING! CLoTHiNGi! at fair prices can
always be had Of our friend A. M. Adams, corner
OF Monroe and Water streets, who from hi. ex-
tensive stock of cloths, cassimeres &C.. is fully
prepared to rig you out in the height of fashion,
THIS gentleman has about $l5. 900 invested in
fabrics of the richest make, and can furnish q
man from top to toe save with shoes. Particular
attention is solicited to his stock comprising as
1t does. coating. vestings, pantaloons. necker.
chiefs, drawers, suspendeIs patent spring stocks,
and a splendid lot of hats and caps. You can
not go amiss by calling at h,s store for any gar>
ment intended for the comfort or decoration OF
your person. As he does large business he IL
able to sell cheap. his motto being ssquick sales
and small profits" This added to the fact that
he has his goods made up under his soperiateu-
denee should be sufficient inducement for every
man disposed to buy. To give him call Let all.
therefore who seek their own Interest ..encoar-
age home industry" by shedding their thread. bare
garb tor new one,--D Daiiy Times and Gasetss.
Oct "a. 1852. S
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Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,
WQODSFIELD OHIO asE =.

This company. being organized under favor
able charter obtained from the Legislature, is now
ready to Insure Hotels, Dwelling Houses, Barns
Stables, Store Houses, Shops, Merchandise, SC
&c., against loss by fire.
DIRECTORS.
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR,
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL,
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, JOHN F. BIDENHARN,
NATHAN HOLLlSTER, THEO. BENNINGHAUS,
JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Prest.
N. HoLLIsTER, Treas. -,
JNo. M. KIRKBRIDE, Sec'y.
SIMPSON HOLLISTER,
April 21, 1852. General Agent.
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DLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
- FOR SALE At THIe oFrIcn
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nAyID KELLER's ESTATE. Npaiea :.
~ hereby given. that the subscriber has: :6ssp -
tate Of David Keller, late 81 Monfoe scodnsv Sa
ceased. JACOB TSCHAppAGxissj5
Feb 2. 1859. .ssss sAas,ss,ss
QERNHART SUFFERS ESTATE. 2 Matte:
~ y hereby eivens that the u6dsssiensd ~
the estate Of Bernhat& Sptter. late :of Mooroe
county, decessed. 81 s--s,'s'ss
s JOHN HENRY scHNrxt.
seo = - kAnts q
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A. M. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT


On the Corner Of Water8 Monroe streets,
WHEELING, VA,
Where always can be found the largest, cheapest,
and the most desirable stock of goods in Wheel
ing, He has just returned from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and his goods present
an unusual attraction in point Of quality and style
and il is well known the
B E ST BARG GAINS
Can be had of him. For Good and Cheap Goods,
he stands unriyalled.r Do not fail to call. or you
may regret it.
His Stock Consists of the Follosoing articles:
100 black cloth dress coats, 100 blue, brown
and green coats, $50 black cloth frock coats, $50
blue, brown and green coats, 250 black. brown,
blue and green sack coats, 100 business coats,
made of Cashmere cloth, Sc. 100 beaver coats;
various culors, 1000 felt and blanket coats, SO
dozen white shirts of all grades, SO dozen check
shirts, 80 dozen mariners stripe, 4 dozen silk
undershrts, 10 dozen cotton undershirts, dozen
woolen undershirts. 2 dozen gauzes undershrts,
500 pair black cassmer. pants. 1000 barred, strip.
ed and mixed pants, 1000 pairs cassinett pants
500 black satin vests. at all prices; 1000 fancy silk
vests, all patterns; 1922 valencia. marseilles, vel.
vet, &C., IL dozen fancy cravats, l2 dozen neck
ties, 60dozen pocket handkerchief silk and linen.
20 dozen suspenders. all prices and styles, 60
dozen half hose, and20 dozen drawers
All the above articles, with great many more,
are offered very low. at my Clothing Store, cor
ner OF Monroe and Water streets, Wheeling, Va,
also fiue assor tment of Hatsiand Caps.
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o. rBARRy's HoRTlcULrURIsT, in an
swer to correspondent, gives the follow
ing advice on Pruning:
We hold that pruning in general. in our
northern climates. is safest after the Sc
we're frosts Of winter are over. immediate
ly before the swelling of the buds. When
performed in the early part OF the winter,
or in autumn, as is practiced properly in
mild climates, the ends of the cut shoots
dry up, shrivel and die; losing the buds
intended 10 make leading shoots. and leav-
ing dead points that require much labor
to prune off afterwards; orif large branches
are cut off, leaving broad, fresh surface,
the wood and bark drv up end require a
long time to heal. We. perform most of
our pruning in the month of march al.
though q great deal Of the less exact nur-
|sery pruning is done in February. South
ward, as the winter is mild and the spring
early. we should prefer pruning very early
in the winter or Immediately after the fall
sof the leaf, because uctivity in the func-
tons Of The tree commence early, or scarce
Iyceases. as must believe it does during
our intensely cold weather, and by prun-
ing early we economics the sap and
strength Of the free.
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Co., N. B.-Particular attention paid to Gus
TOM WORK, and all orders will be filled will
dispatch, by A. M. ADAMS.
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On Tuesday, March 8, by the Rev NJ. l.. Scudder Mr..
WALTER DUNCAN to Miss ELZA JANE MERRITT daughter of
Josiah Merritt Esq of Milton, Ulster county New York.
On Tuesday evening" March at Trinity Church. Ports
mouth, Va, by the Rev. J. H. Wingfed, DR.. w. E. wy
SHAN, U. NJ of Baltimore, TO Miss MARY E daughter
Of Dr. Thomas williamson U. s N.
On January %. at St. Andrews Church. by the Rev.
Mr.. Draper, VINCENT CoIyR, artist to Miss NARY LYDIA
daughter of John Hancock, Esq, Of Boston.
ri In Sacramento City, January Is, by the Rev. o G.
n r. to Miss NARY Fay daughter Of the late Edward
Fay, of Albany, ny
Albany papers please copy.
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~ AeeaexS HAeene Secured In l0A0.-R0fve9-
aohsrs Patent Electric vsltac Chains constructed
TO DO worn under the garments the mos wonderful dis
relieve, without pain shock aoute
vous palms, such head and toothAche rheumatic
pains tic dooreux &C., and BY their mild but continuous
and peroepble action the body diseases Of stand
ng-such govt local paralysis plant liver
applied with greatest all those dreadful dis
In children commonly called oonvuisons also in
eothng under dcuties and disorder. OF the bow
els They precpitate metals from their solutions decom
the phenomenon Of powerful yoitaic pile The nstru
ents producing these eees weigh about two ounces
folded book always roady for iastanta
will last man his lifetime guarding himself
family friends &c agoinst that number OF diseases and
complaints which mild streaming electricity perfectly
safe certain wonderfully speedy remedy The price
complete from 81 to S5 batteries $40 to 81 90
Incredible may the above facts person
easily himself beforehand ut the depot
truth Importance of tho invention has acknow
York chains have been applied with great
In the colleges the City Bellevue Wards Island
Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital in Europe
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons In London by
rial faculty at Vienna BY the Royal faculty Berlin
other scientific institutions Of the order
the principal hospitals in Europe
The proprietors in possession of the
effect from all the above institutions America
Europe, we'll of the eminent and distingushed
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated ptons-one personal use
and for scientific men-wth copies snd
number Of cases cured in New York and Europe may
obtained gratis at the office They WIN be forwarded
Of postage to part Of the United
prepaid inquiries containing three cents stamps
j. STEINERT,
No. 66S Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
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TEAs.

NLW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, GROCERIES.
Nv just received from the late sales arc stock o. choice
green and black teas aud brown codees and
family groceries, all Of which off, red reasonable terms,
Wholesale retail no the largo stores go and tS Green
vieb street aud ~ Ycsey street. J. o. FOWLER T.
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Cristadoro,s Liau,a Hair Dye Changes ho

hair nstantly 60 beautfuY black brown while his
scrvavo and Beauo stimulates Ito growth and pcrpotu
Rtes uxurianoo tho latest period of life Tho dye is
applied privately and both sold at Cristadoros No Ator
House. aud by druggists generally
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hair dye the best yet discovered for ooorng Tho hair
whskers che moment is applied Tho wonderful and
certainty with which this fvoritc and old established hair
dye performs astonishing 1t is for SALE applied
BATCHELOR'S wig factory, No. Wall street
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Pocket Map OF the City Of New York and
vicinity with plain directions for finding pub
lie place Strangers will find this very useful Price On
cents For sale by CARR HICKS Stationers SO Nassau
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Grapes! Grapes! Grapes IA large stock or
choice Amera and Malaga grapes wholesale and RETAIL
PIERCES Italian warehouse 500 Broadway between Amity
aad Fourth streets.
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ADVER EASEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY.
81 SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -xa
PERSONAL.

IMPORTATION WANTED.--MR. JOSHUA PALMER
ncarronter and Joiner by trade formerly Of Detroit
t tha the month Of June 1852 for the city Of New
YORK lie had With him when he left travelling trunk
fontmnTg cothing letters and papers, also, chest Of
os Ills family were informed by letter his safe arri.
val at New York but have since hea from him Ills
age was twenty seven hs height eight inches black
har hhd whiskers high forehead dark and wa
srs y. marked sk With smallpox supposed
formation that will afford clue his fate will ia received
With gratitude ny ha afflicted wife liue left Herald
ofhcc, directed TO Allep A. Rsbneau Detroit will No for
warded TO her. "'i' " io'
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Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Tic Dolorcux,
cramps debility and all diseases speedily per-
mancny cured by Watts Nervous Antidote just try
bottle and If it does you good will refund tho money
providing sake it for any affection ST per
tie, - per dozen. JOHN PYNE, 81 Ann street.