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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Neutrality-suspicious. es.

hemuAnces-fnssskes
BOWMAN, GRINNELL & Co, No. 81
~ South-st Eew-York sole and only authonst kfsns
for the sWALLOw-TAIL LINE Of PACKET SMn
LrvERrooL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PAcxsrs sil ~ep
and and 1ist o. every month. altsrnsts THURSDAY
CONSTITUTION, SIR r PEEL
NEW WORLD, CORNELIUS 0RINsgLL
QUEEN or THE WEST, UNDERGRADUATE.
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CgS9ks'S
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBEIT
AsHBURTON, YORKTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION. PATRICK HENRI.
Persons wishing send Tor their friends snd exrr.
are informed that Mesrs. BOWMAN, GRlssILLs"
are the only Agents for ths above ships 10 this e "a .
They also ISSUE Drafts from Y and upward ~ 49,
payable at ssht IN any town throug hoat lresna rSs-
Britain. BOWMAN GRINSELL "a
No % sou,hs- N. ". and No. 5Regsnts-rosdLy"gy<s
Liverpool Packets leave New.Yot 9Th and IA ~
LONDON Packets leave New-York every sltsnsss ?"
day. For passage apply as above.
TIVE BRITISH and NORTH ANERitC,Ss'
u ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NV
= LIyEkPooL-Chisf CABIN Passage, Si"'
FRO from BOSTON to LIVERPOOL Chief c.ahhss
elo seeoEd Cabin Passage, ss5 Tho ships rvs
ARABIA, Capt Judkin., AMERICA, csfN
PERSIA, CAPT Ryne, EUROPA, Capt S~
ASIA, Capt Z. q; Lot, CANADA, C.gtE
These yessels carry clear white hight At nastssSs~
On starboard bow, red On port bow. ,s
ARABIA, Judklls. TN. NEW YORK, Wednestr.Tl
EUROPA, Shannon, rom BOSTON, Wedaescg * ~.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm. NJ WORK We.lnesds,rw'
CANADA, Lang. from BOSTON, Wednesday voE
ASIA, Lott, from NEW-YORK, Wednesday, rwvSs,sl
AMERICA, shannon, fIn. BOSTON. Wsdsesdsa 80
ARABIA, Jucsins, fn NETWORK, WedressAy'S~
bertts not secured until paid for,
Anexperenced Surgeon on board ...sss
The owners u these ships Will not De 1c''-.sf
gold, silver, bullion specie, jewelTy, prseo 81
metals, susss bills Of hAing are signed nsfe"'
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply 70 ,,.~Vsscss
n Y. and SAN FRANCISCO sIEAhsSss /
I've LIVE through 70 SAN FRASClsev.., - ixsg
WALL and PANAMA. No detention 81 n xrlr
The and fast side wheel steamship 80 ~
LEO tuns) VIM c. Berry. ConmsDtsr; ~ ~ V,okC
York for AspinwaD, Navy Bay on fh.D1r sooss>S
+. NJ. precisely, from Pier No. Morn ~ xabls -
with the new and magnificent side wsee' vIvSacH z
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, iotaa - = Ips :
Commander, which asamer will BE 10 sss...sss -.
MA 20 receive the UNITED STATES peesssruslGrS
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO. T@ s "a ~ -
and ventilation of the Winfield Scott are - ~.
desired. Her speed established on inc - 49,
Eew-York and Panama. and while 90 inc
unsurpsssed. II "A. ssy
Every exertion viii he made on the part o. ~
cure con.fc.i, expedition and safety. fsSs ~
landed On the wharf at AspinwaB free, ukD. ~ LoP
Railroad and cautioned that Tiekeu fW - =
sold only At No % Broadway. c~ihp
DAVIS, BROOKS Co, oeos
or JONES 4 JOHNSON, arlkr
NAL Bss Is ~.as mp 2, he seoss os
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

T. & G. NJ. WOODWARD, manufacturers
nS Se1lsn n WROUGHT IRON PIPES and Fs
1nn 81 AZ tlna< Tor Steam Water. GAA he No II Beck
nassl sswesn 0oa6 snd Caf, Nes-York NILS and
pesne e1dnss heafed BY seA; TshulHr Boiler. OF vs.
nous ns~s Ss ass On hand H-a;oFs of ~ sses Tor .rezm
Wholesale and retail -- N'-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Diaro-fortes.

A NEW PIANO-FORTE for Sl55, that
"A cot szz5 but two months since EIeeent tone, mod
.rn roercd case ~ octave by one Of the be< msEsrA
s,rsnfeS ir perect order Cause Of selling, parties
going 70 Europe Apply soon, at Nc. n hud.on-' n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

I ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.-The Annual Election for Twenty .hve Drec-
tors this Company will be held their oice, No. 81
Chambers st, on THURSDAY, the Sd February next.
The Poll viii be opened at ~ and close At O'Clock T. NJ.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
mo OWNERS of REAL ESTATE.-Thc

Il advertiser having large portion OF his time
pod wishes occupy the remainder in letting aud collect
ing the Rents Of Real Estate in Newly ORR orviciny,
in making collections of any kind Unexcepnonabe refer
tncss given honesty oapabity, &c. Address REAL
ESTATE. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
furniture, 81.


ALL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
N FNAMELhED COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUR
NITIKE-Naz-hous. Nc tS1 Broadway. bl9S SfAad .
Nsrufeiorv No - Gfrcnesf The only es.ao san nt N
he Uuftd Slatrs whO c1nfDe them eves to ire exclusive
manufacture Of grsinc h.f class IN lrlesd aaifare
GIILIES a b1kNE respectfully invite al t1'se wSo
iri~rd furnishing tn ihs 20 cali aai ektnins
herertr and ungne pAttsrns for TIE s7'sng trade
uAie seg the es, Frrnch and ltaaa IRON the h'se
w al sShs re 10 car old esssn Of selns TWENTY
FIV1 PR CENT. BELOW ALL OTHERS. The Trade
.,npliea "A usual at sTsatiy rednced rs,.S
GILLIES BIRNE, No. AZ broadway,
Fast aide below Grsndsi.
EURNITURF Will be sold at a bargain. at
M " g.ekran-ss O'hce and Counting hoise Desks
TIM china Cushions Stcos Sofas Cosch Beds Exfea-
on Dln.ns rshss Mahogsny Chairs Rockers, Tee-atete
Pp-etrs Wani-cSes Oil Clo.hs Capets kigs nsn sas
Husk MstrSses Feather Beds bookRg haSsss olnes AID
Cooiins Stoves Furniture purchased BY insia aus
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
" BEDS. MATTRESSES, &c, Al CaAW SgCNs. NO
Sss Grnn3@ second door east OF ssssx Nes
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEAI ; toar%- is
attention OF fr,ihes shout purchasing Is
TO the large and beautiful assortuefN o. oecs
Psilasses Beist-ads, Cots Sc. az OF wnieh Ivy 49,
purchased AZ low cash prices and VIII DC solo 81 Wa
=. 10 ne n an inuceusu al 10 call ard INC
sbove stock previous making their purchases Oods n
o sny psr Of the city, Brooklyn and Wuansoarsn oee
-artare Oh Beds Mattresses ana m o'oe'
S-t "a CRsWBUCK- No. Sss Grsnd-st-,
Pa door east OF EsssS6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
miscellaneous.

A CARD.-RICH 81 L0UTREL return
their sincere thanks 10 their friends the Fire De-
partrert and Police fer their kind eIetons, IN swing
their popery from the FIRE which occurred on the evening
az The lsh inst We hope in few days 70 be able 20
end TO cur business usual the old sand No 81 Wal
Hzu-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

WV. W. SHIRLEY, AuctioBeer
CROCKERI, GLASS and CHINA.-WED-
- NESDAY, Jan. i, 1t iet o'clock a. No 81 Ja1n-st
general sssoTmeDt Of white granite and common Ware,
also, sass fumteES Gobets and peeaneEs sso, Drug
sist's Glassware. sac Ps!suPt9-y TOR eash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
HOJTSE and LOT for SALE or to LEASE

Wei calculated for dwelling and mechanical pGr'
poses Ground sufficient fof building in the potion
Of the purchase money remain bond and notg
For furnr particulars inquire the premises No u AN.
dewaterst, near PeaTlft-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Alaebinerp, sc.

NHEAP COTTON MACHINERY. - For
- sale fourteen secondhand Flyer Throstes, OF 10
,pindles each These good machines aad be
running They viii be sold for one dollar per spindle
a. make room Tor other machinery Apply 20 b. bRUN-
DRED, son Co, oldham Works nesr Patterson, N. j.
TOR SALE-FLOUR MACHINERY and
IL STEAM ENGINE -Four French Bun Stones. three
Elevators four Conveyor large Gram Elevator and Con-
veyor Flour and Meal Bolts white OAK fran or husk two
Smut Mills SpuT-vh heels and Shattng, iOryhye horse
power steam Engine with boer complete forming alto
csthc complete Of machinery for srsel.s, merchant
-four mill j. MORRISON, No 50 Front 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
VONKERs and GLENWOOD PROPER.

Il TY for SALEThe subscriber is prepared to offer 8
large number valuable building ses, commanding
Of the Hudson River, Long Island Sound and
Eew.Yoik Bay Staten lsand which will be sold in plots
of half more suit purchasers Terms favorable
Also several houses with improvements pleasantly
siused fol sale and TO LET. Apply to j. n. JENNINGS
Office No Is Msnorpare opposite Manor Hail. Yonkers
N lanusry. lakl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
m EASE for SALE-Of property which has

- twenty years of unenpired time from tbs ls OF May
next II has front Of 80 feet and il located upon one
Of the most prominent busines thoroughfares in the
city, below i6tb-st ana upon the hoe Of Successful
railroad The Lots merely fenced in, and may be
used TO the greatest pOssble advantage 10 the purchaser
Apply 10 A. JENKINS, No. 50 WaI-st, dstOry, back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
WATER POWER for SALE or 20 LET

w Well calculated for locomotive and building
WORKS other extensive manufacturing purposes;
large and several smaller dwellings aud other buildings
the premises
Also Fuurng Mill with two OF stones; yelling
and Out houses together with quantity of Farming Land
II required all 10 good order tused within hOnr from
Eewl orb City by railroad which passes throu. the prop
erty. Inquire at No. Cedar-st, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA

IL Semi Weekly L. : Mail Lne.The snc ssss-eu..
steamer JAMES ADGER, J. Dickinson, C3an,ssv
will leave Pier No North River, on WEDNESDAY Jan
s6 at O'Clock, NJ. precisely. For freight sp9ly .,
hoard. where all bills OF fading win be signed .rdrs
ssge at THE ofsce OF
SPoFF0RD. rILFSroN s CO. No. ~ scstsa
Through tickets tor Florida :ollows 10 JaeAAOara
s3l; TO flatsa SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

pRlNIS-Light and dark styles, Stearns and
MA1dsrs N s.sA. variety ncluSn. sbirrin. Pr;,.
f4rrench- Tar G.e b. SESNITH & Co
No y BtD.iss. zni . Neg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY

DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY AMI
ID PRINTING-The subscriber has constantly on hand
the vanous styles Of BLANK aod Memorandum Book al Ar
tcesin tie line Of Staonfry, used By the merchant ms
ehanc aitis; aud others Writing add Copying Inks on
different manufactures English French and American,
Letter Note Paper and Stationery, Bi-heads Clfcal,s
Law Cases and Show-bils printed with and dis
patch ank Books ruled and printed and bound to Order
ffou the difficult patterns. Also the different pate s
Of Diaries for the wear isSi GEORGE H. BILL.
siaoner and Account Book Manufscturer, No. 1913 Mas
usi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
OBJECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
CTUYvESANT-SQUARE SCHOOL, III

~ second term CT this School viii commence on let FEB
tusry which time Pacnts residing IN the uppe, part o.
che ety. Of their Thoroughly seet
and soca scheoi may have OpPOstuaiy 70 snss, them
Ne 81 East ieths. JAMES q. TIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Ocean Steamers, Sc.

CALIFORNIA TICKET-Throagh Tek,,
~ IN the NAL steamer OF Feb s for sae--sa. AZ a.
beet berths in the ladies sAlooa Apply 70 W PR
NAN, No 81 BTosdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
NOLIAN and BOUDOIR PIANOS.-The
EOLIAN PIANOs-The best assortment Of

I'OIIAN TIANOS.-I ne UUst hsoUIeIHcHIV "a
III Pianos in this city be At the Warcrocns OF
LINCOLN THOMPSON No. 4i Broadway, including
Hallet Davis Cesceebrs.ed HoiAb Pianos Of new and
much approved scales acknowledged superior 20 other
IN the Also ssrEe variety from other dist nzuisheo
EewYort and Boston makers Gberts and other socent-
band with and without the .Epi4n, at various prces
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No ~ Brosdwey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

No 20 WArEs-sT- NEw-Yo2E. JSnulry ], 1888.
A CARD.-The subscriber has great pleasure
N being enabled 70 m friends and %. pub
that be has been appointed Agent r the ylse OF Mess
WARBURG Az MAR Co. Of London sni Liverpool, snd
tia, h prepared make liberal Cash Advances on Con
sgnInenis to above FIRM Oi al kidd Of American Pro
duce salabe Ia those markets. OEO. W. ATWOOD.
RErEREscEs-sEnl Perry. Esd No Fnnt-st- New
York: Mcssrs F. w Stebtins No II Fronist New ork
s. Freeman Co. No 81 FrO1t 81 NeF-l 0rk NsAbo y,
Pa No 6l Front--t New-York: Warburg Azzmar < Co.
Inrd1r an1 Isr.rnonl. THINNER a Craincer. Lonion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
rOR IIVERPOOL United States NJ.

IL Steamship BALTIC Capt Joseph J, Conisock In
steamship will depart With tee United States Mails * A.
rupe positively on SATURDAY, FEB. \ a. II o'SxiA
orn her deck at the oet Of Canalst NO bara seea&G
For freight or passage having unequalei Accommodate
for elekanco and comfort. apply 70 -
EDWARD X COLLINS Co. No. 81 wals
Passsngcrs are reqass;ed 10 b. on bo1ld at ~ A.
The steamship ARCTIC wall succeed re Battle And nj
February 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
NALlFORNM. AUSTRALIA and NEW

- enthusiastically Passage and Freixat OS,. ;
Parties going either OF the above porls w 40 ssih
calling st cur ofce snd procuring raSSAEe lower TIA, 49,
whcre YOUNG Co, No. 1856 West 81. oosnes Rsss. =.
rosate the New.Nerk and Erie Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

n
n best papers IN other cities and towns AZ v B. PALM
gR'S Advertising Agency. Tribune BGilfinEa
A RTISTS' MATERIAI.S.-GEO. III. BELL
~ has constantly hand al sze Of En-sh ana Amer
can Driving Pspers, Tracing. Horn. CraYon ant lhfs
Paper white sua cOarcd Bristol Board, Parallel Rllcs
Drswtug Pins and Instrums- Chsrcoa black and coO-ed
Crnyops NswmauiA Reeves and Os5oTn'. Water Coors,
by the box or separate cakes. Ne &c. .
GEO r. BELL statiOner, No. i5S Nass2l-s,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
A vICTORY.-CARNOT, the

DAGODA TEA Co, No. III Chatham-st.,
are selling lb. Black Tea for al AID 10 lbs good Cof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
ITO ARTIsTs.-Messrs. NEAL. CARROLL

IT S. PASSPORTS for all parts Of the world
- . -indisge1s1e be % trsyelers-issu-d by
J. b. MONIES Notary, No IS Bro.dwsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
= al. RARMORE offer at their manu-

~ factory and wareroom, No. 5s Bleeckerst corner
OF Charles assortment Of elegant Piano Fotes with the
metallic frame and bridge, and al other modern i'm.
prOyemenis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Professional Notifies.

nAGUERREOTYPES ONLY % CENTS
LA FAIRBANKS, first foor skylight Gallery No IN
Broadway where pictures taken every style 1ns1
passed BY any IN quality, cheapness and darlbi.ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
I &C. FISCHER, (late Nunns & Fischer,

a. mandatory and wareroom No. 40 Greelwich-st-,
corner Of Deyst. Psnofortes warranted with reverse
bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping tune
Piano Fortes tuned, repaired and exchanged.
NB--Also. H,olsaD Piano-Fortes for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Tor SALE-Seyeral tenement Houses,

LUX 6ALE-SeVerb HDemehI Houscoi INC
IL rents Of which pay FL expenses oferd for sale
particularly members OF Building Associations These
houses bought by Of Association, at low pre-
foiums and will be sold great bargains. Address H. D.
Brosdyyay Post-Dnice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15

'
The Cork Reporter contends that the money sent
home by the emigrants more than balances the mo-
ney removed by them, and that Ireland has had
direct accession Of capital through this prodgio1s
drain on her Life blood This reasoning It is arcely
necessary to dwell upon Ii it pleases them we are
content though in every aspect the view peculiar
The corn trade of Limerick must be very thriving
at present. One house there has recently made a
contract with the French government for breadstus,
Of ESQ 600, by which it clears 92 600. AS far, how
ever, as the prosperity Of 1reend is promoted by
emigration the Reporter and the Times at issue;
for long and loud the walls Of the latter the
Irish exodus, which has compelled the importation
Of English laborers into Ireland in harvest time.
Formerly the food set the other way; but the land
"where there's bread and work for all, has absorbed
much OF that :" bone and sinew," and will take away
much more. The Galway line IL much talked Of in
Dublin, and the word America is here potent spoil
to coniure with in all ranks Of society If once the
term Roman citizen was passport over the world,
SO now is that Of American citizen 1t Is the best
passport the traveller can carry. Blu. this letter is
spinning out TO unreasonable Length, and I
really have not time to make it shorter. Therefore,
for the present, must stop scrihblng and pack up
to pack of. II my free sketches Jump with your hu-
NOR, and you publish this, viii probably. give you
some more pen scratches from other points Of in
terest, not based ON guide books-whch, End, fur
nish most tourists with their facts and speoulatons-
but on the evidence Of my own selses, and ram
bling "Reminiscences.
AS Charles Lamb eaid, those books /" no gentle
mans library should be without" were those he
would most seduously eschew, 50 may the public
wei exclan, " from guide books aad those who
follow them good Lord deliver me. A good
pair OF eye5-legs ditto-an i1qusitiye disposition
and turn FOR pumping out information, combined
with propensity for diving into outofthe-way
places are worth all the guides end guide books ever
pennel.
have remote recollection Of having promised
you It the commencement OF this opistolary pilgrim.
age, an account Of the Dublin Exhibition of ira2i
mate a. well as animated things. / can " take nc
steps backward" at present, to verify this suspicion
but will, IN tie course Of human events, perform
the pleasing task.
a file Of she HERALD has jGst been put into my
hands; consequently, with the rapture With which
tho mother clasps the newborn babe, Cor acy Other
raptures) DO turn from my !abors Of love to eG
brace your dirgy darling presenting IN il honest
face the countenance Of an old friend,
TRAVELLING AMERICAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15
The Gossip Of the English Metropolis.
Our London Correspondence.
ALDEMARLF STREET, PrccADrLLY
AA.rla. LII. 90

bi"N abLE JiGiEi IICcANLLT,
LoEDos, Jnly 70, 1858.
7he Eastern Dtspiste--Lotest Reuiev Of tic Sub
5tct--11e Sinearscf tVor Supposed 70 6eHanting
The Ccmmerce u England ,oh Rusaia anil
1Sustyta--A Decided Opposition 10 The Mime
Lon--A TEMPERANCE Hall B'ovn Up nth Gun
pow9e- Observation-Disclosures ofa Baio,.r
10 AUTHORIZATIONS Gpeeeh-Hs Dis7pisttioa
upon Music and Poetry Sketch # lis Diogra.
phy-A London Introduction 10 me Nsto Yory,crs.
Up to t,e present moment We have scarcely any
thing better than rpnor 70 make the framework of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-11
..:MISGEEIzANEo
EXTENSIVE sTOCIS -
SPRING GO0De

ElsKEL1. Dc co, >. have recei we'd -
IL for sale at the lowest prices. ~ ina have Il,
200 Pieces hIeached Shiriings from H.. Sst
-7H Warrington, AannEeag NOME me ~ new ew York
TSns6 SI.ne 1 dwight, Lowell mills. WGn W.
.oo insonsaale. and other noted Paclonss' "iOn Be
and shsetinEss'' 49, 9fs' 8 d nas4 Brown ST..
600 Pieces Rich Fancy Prints, being the ,,,.
- varied stock we have ever offered Tea aud
100 Pieces nerage De Laines and M%;,,,D n NN
1So seo,,h G I'm in Manchester KarisesiLa
IS Pieces Checks, Mariner Shjr,i,,
Shifting Tweeds and Rtr,,.
100 i Iisses ls1ss,ine'a rweeas. Kentucky Jean,
60 Pieces Flannels, in WEIGH, RrtniD. 9th. ''''
scarlet Shaker, ami other styles, WIFI, ana EOa
25 Pieces Bleached and Brown C.nt0, p, ~ ca
10 60 Irish Linens, our own impoTtI,iaSnnti4.
approved makes. 'Auop, ard m,
Cloths and Eassimeres, in great var;.,--,,
Merino and Italian cloths eaaAner.,,
In rlsh dress goods we name elegant Broad.
d Plaid. o s;tSa POuit de Soil and Other
Black Silks, OF Bischors and other approx.,
Eareges and French Berage de Laines In os Ealels
Mousen de LANES and " ousein de Hess a Ssrie
Swiss muslin, figured and plain. esS' al teen
Lawns, tissues, Challys, Grenadines. ro.,.-.z.,
Grape Lisse, French Chintzes, aud B rSi.S SD,
90 Pieces ss. 81 90, 16.4. III, and IL. d. y,
Sheetings ami Pillow case muslin. 4S7 Sieattal
so Pieces Tiekings, some extra heavy. Et
81 Furniture prints, including some rish ,,-,.
Lace muslin curtains very beautiul.
Marseilies Quilts, elegant designs. white ana -,
Barnsly sheetings and Pillow case linens eo'orsl.
pamssk table Cloths all Sizes some sutaS,. ia, -.
Damask and unbleached table linens and r,.,I
furniture Dimity, in white and eolors. '-'AAA
. Furniture Plaids, rs pieces Crash.
Huek ahaek Russia and Damask Toweln, tf-
4, Fruit Napkins. -il.iyaI ,l5.I
Wooden and Linen Druggets and crunb eo.h,.. a5 r.
Three Ply, superior aud common carpetinrs' ;, -.
-ssfr ced prices. r '.r4Tr. es' - rt1a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-11

No Part OF the sysiemis ae 10 disease than the
LIVER 1t serving flterer to- purity the blood,
giving the proper sccteomto the bile, that any wrong
action of the Liver effects the other important paris the
system, and results vai0usly in Liver Complaint, Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia ETC We should, therefore, watch every
mtom that might Indicate wrong artion Liver;
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
membrane, OF promotes the discharge Of scciecd
I'd, an Alternative which changes In inexpcable and
inscsbc manner the certain orpid action
I'd, Tonic which gives toneand strength to the
siem renewing health and yigor all parts The body
9Th aCathartic which acts In perfect harmony with tile
other iugl edcns, ard operating the owes exreI.
ling the whole mass OF corrupt aid vated natter and
purifying he blood, which destroys disease and restores
eultm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-11
The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

100 HT--N -hWELLSBURGjrVA. -.'.f
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en1aT Efz6.tI-
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Day pups,- rimary English Department 80. $1,000
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