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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

ARnEsr OF AN AmERrcaN IN MoNTREAL.-About
a year ago slave, named Osborne, belonging TO
Mr.. JOHN Campbell, of Maryland. being einployed
at Cincinnati, took n notion to run off and 70 to
Canada, but ~.s Soon anxious to return, and wrote
to his master to allow him 10 CT me back 10 his ser
vice Mr.. Campbell took no notice of the reuues,
until lately, when Mr.. OFT, of Kentucky. a friend
OF his, sci out on visit TO Canada. He REQUEST
ed Mr.. OFT, if he Osborne, TO tell him he would
pay his eSpens,s back. Mr. o. found him in
Montreal, III tile employ of a Mr.. Stevens. mer
chant, and look him aside to speak TO him, wien
up came about half dozen officers TO Mr.. OF.
who SAID "yon are our pr;soner.' Mr.. Ott re.
quested permission TO speak to friend The re-
ply was, "no, sr-come on" Accordingly. he was
walked To her &ajesty's court. hat in hand. with
an escort, arIalsned before two Judges and asked
II he was ready for trial. and warra nj produced.
charging him with trying 10 decoy away a bound
servant from Mr. Stevens, at loss of one hundre,l
and fifty dollars per annuni. After four hours
tnal, Mr.. OIL was found guilty, and fined, costs.
charges, &C.. f5 lis I'd, and Imprisoned hye MN.
lies The affair, II is stated in letter in the New
ifork Herald, CREATED much excitement, and was
insigated by aboIitionists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
AIrest Of tne 1oeal Naail Aeant

Our citizens were surprised, this morning. nj an
announcement, current in the streets, of the arrest
Q, EDWARD ailigan, Local Mail Agent TO- this CITY
tie Is an oil man, and has so long resided here thai
there is scarcely citizen to be found who does
not Know him either personally or by name His
honesty AMI Integrity, both us man and a public
oncer, have never before been questioned, and IL
remains TO be seen whether the legal investigation
70 which his conducl is now shbject will Justly
impair the public estimate of him.
Last evening Mr.. Gnmpheli, a special agent nj
me fost Office Department, chanced 10 be here on
ms way TO Louisville, having been on tour of in
specuoii OF the offices and mail routes on theupper
rivers. From information given him, we learn bv
some OF the clerks in the Post Office Of tl;s CITY
ne repaired 10 the Office of Mr.. Hickman u. S.
Commissioners, and made affidavit Charging Mill
gan with abstracung or retaining from The mail a
letter, with feonieus intent. The lett III uues
ton was addressed "r. S. Arthur, PliIalelnhia.
Penn" 1t was found in the pocket OF the nris
oner's coat, and had been seen there lJy'. the
clerks an'i other inmates OF the Office during the
day. HIS coat.haying a large pocket, They could
easily see II when near him. IL was found sealed
however, and still remains so. Mr.. Arthur is pub
| usher OF Philadelphia family weekly, called the
'home Gazette" and the letter is supposed to
| contain quarter eagle gold piece, which. had
been renittetl by come one taking the paper, as
the price of his subscriptions.
| Whether there will be evidence produced that
ne has abstracteG or withheld mail matter IN other
instances. we are not informed.
OpoH lHS issue oil the warrant, Deputy U. S.
Marshal MooRE repaired to Miligan's ious-, on The
corner of Twelfth and Olive streets, 10 take hin,
INTO custody, put found him SO much intoxic atel
| that he conld not then be removed. Mr. MooRE
accordingly placed an officer over hin. To lennin
nnni morning. The prisoner, some years ago, was
addlctett.to iniempetance, Dutefofned, aud studi.
onsly abstaned IRON his former habits until The
4th or 9th inst. His liemis think he took the let
teI at u moment when he was under the influence
ltquor' without auyinten,ion oil retaining ii oil
desroi!lng OF its contents. -.
| This morning, lie came down from home with
nh officer 10 the Commissioners Rooms on Maine
street. Bail was fixed at $4,000 for himself and
$1,000 for surety, anil conditioned for his appear
ance from day to day FOR examination. Al noon
he was still awaiting the arrival of one of his friends
lor whom he had sent, tosign as $ecurny. The
pohd we presume will be filed this ai,erno n, and
The examination commence as early MS possible
Tie prisoner, we learn, protesis his innocence o.
The cnargenhd is confident"l an honor. Bile acquit-
al.-St Louis Ners,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
9rslCK AND AFFIlcTEp..rp.

TIE most safe alh certain dy ever known to the
woia ior she cure oil obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
broncH!ds, blood splitting liver complaint wIooptnE.
cough crunp tickling rising in the :hroat nervous de.
by. pains In the side breast b oxen Constitution
from the abuse OF caomel ard other caus.s is DOCTOR
SWAfNE's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHER
RY ard consumption. after II reached state and as
sumea character hitherto considered Inc,rabe yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild cherrypre-
paiation. Rememtcr-ihe great Original Wild Cherry
prerarao and the only compound prepared by ular
physician is manufactured under tlr llae care OF
OK. S'ptfSh. at his Laboratory 80. North Seventh
ST. abosF Mxftai, phladrInhia
For sale sg--lla. JAMks :.AKE.i KILLS d cAI.p-
tWriLi and PATTERSON & 20. wheelins FLEMING
BROS, ftttabarsh BuRDsALL q Co, cinci,ra,i,
and BY dealers xaneralIr sep1s :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

THE cuLTuSE OF SILK ~ ylRalslA. Mons Bora,
The Republics states, is now in Dsnville, virguia
for the purpose Of purchasing track of land in
that vicinity Tor the cultivation of mulberry and
the manufacture of Silk. This business was con-
Quoted once near that place on very large scale,
but tgom the bad management proved failure.
Mr.. Bora, it is stated will cultivate the grape if
he can purchase a sufficient quantity of land to
Justify his enbsrsing in the business OF wine
rnaking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

Sickness AMosc RMleRA.rs AN irm,rran,
train on one Of the Eastern roads, Which enteted
this city on Thursday evening. brought party Of
Norweginns, bound for Wisconsin. numbering
about one hundred, among whom fatal ckness
was prevailing frIghttuliy. Six oil them were
dead in The cars on arriving at the depot, and a
seventh died n few minutes afterwards Abou,
twenty of them wete prostrated in the yatious
stages OF the disease. though we do not learn tha,
any more have since died.-Chicagu Press
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

A Curious FAcr.-There is bridge over the
Rhine at Bale, which connects the principal civ
with smaller town on the other, called Little
Bale. Between these two towns, it is said there
was much contention and local jealousy, of which
there is still remaining mist langhable NOM
ment. In The tower directly facing the bridge is
public clock and . carved image OF a human face,
whose perpetual business seems TO be 10 make
faces at Little Bale. The immage has its mouth
little open, and is furnished with long tongue of
lfiey red color, which is so connected with The
pendulum Of the clock, that every vibration II,
one direction rms it out in threatenng, scornful.
yenomous brandishing towards Little Bale, and
the return stroke draws Itln The devise is so
queer. so expressly and at the same time SO lu-
dicfons that could scarcely refrain from laughing
right heartily in the public thoroushfare when I
saw it, and have felt my disabilities excited ever
petual splitting out of the scornful red tongue
towards the insulted and scorned town of Little
Bale. = y q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

PRcenEss OF WomAs's RIonrs.--A woman s,ep-
ped up to the bar Of one OF our hotels on Saturday
anu called fora glass of liquor, at The same time
inviting some half a dozen of the sterner sex to
}e,n hetln her h6ations. How do the WoniaIi,s
S = women like that phase of their "reform?''
OF Inc credit of The females Of Talbot, we will
state mat she was resident of a4joining coun-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
REMOVAL.

lhhvk removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
Ann NOTIONS. TO the new story hi lex building
No. II5, J1nin Sirect,
west side. between Monroe AID Gmlou streets wnere
wih be prepared with an cary and extensive spring
STOCK direct umiinpofers aud manufacturers, which
wutld ho pleased have my Old friends a,r customers
to Call and rxanlirr.
lepf Es wan. T. SELBY.
1s'l q Atienf win be found tile anove establish.
ii'eht. Where lac await ,.x old friends
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

EFAletter from Rio under date of May 18th,
states that ffeen seamen were on trial before a,
court martial on board the U. s. ship Savannah, at
that port on charge of mutiny. 1t appears that
on the 4th, having been refused leave to 20 on
shore, they secretly procured liquor, became in-
toxicatsd, and attacked the deck officers with
every missile they could procure, until the guard
was called when they were seized ana placed In
irons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

pThe Boston Post says that FIVE women will
spread out their clothes to take up the entire
side of an omnibus. thus occupying the room de-
signed for eight, and then if another woman pre-.
sents herself at the door, they will cry outs s.You
can't come in herei There Amt any room." But
II a naa wants to getin, they can make room easy
enough, right down between them. That fellow
- a brute and should be banished to Robinson
Crusoe's island for life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nAMpToN's VEGETABLE TINoTuRE.

We the strongest of the good effects OF
this medicine in cholera morbas, arrha, and diseases
OF the bowels incident to this 1t nvigoTntes tho
stomach and bowels, and the system great
distance nconbatnS tho approach indeed all forms OF
disease. Sold rs TIL. LOGAN & Co.
jyG General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

uAmong the passengers on board the i'll fatel
ship City Of Glasgow were some thirty or forty
superior mechanics who were engaged for the
great Western tcanada) Railroad Company, and
shipped a an expense Of some seven Thousand
collars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
Herring F4sherv A. he so,,h

A
,;sa, correspondent OF the Neio Hauen Register
al account OF The herring fishery,
ri,,l ~ ;u NJ tne eastern Carolinas. The her
90 "tttsn are tnken there, he sayR, are of diff
r. -, si'eSies rom those which are used in New
-. -. ss.aua.oeing larger and less sayory. They
nhns lner appearance shortly after the run of
suao commences, although their grand run, rs it
- .et'e.,' does not take place until considerably
at. me season; IheS always go in shoals and
1ssn .o NOT cohnne themselves to the
ueep water oil the river, but the shallowest
tl Oh siuices emntying into it. The fact of
sue hstt'hs taxing 10 the branches, where they
may De easily caught, induces the Inhabitants
~ t1!i ti'e waletS pretty carefully throughout
irornh .s; seasoh, ana when shoa enters a
VI l.ilet, me news IS onSpread from house
~ s'i notiy assembage oil all ages and
nal s,m9 assepleS on The banks, each indvid-
&c ~, 49, ~ ~ m, ms ueeP hand net. As soon
en,eI.d ,iS. oouy Oh the shohl appears 10 have
r .seu, tley iaL 10 work and fill np the mouth
u ne otanch with brush, or throw logs ncrcss the
shai4oW PAGES, 10 keep them from returning.
s,',,,,, e ot usn nave no other alternative but 10
-. 'i' ~ ,ne!F inevitable fate, death IN the pres
ns a'i, irylng-pan IN the prospective. Some.
u's" aete'ai lhousanu fish are captured Tins in
t''I r. 'outse Oh a single hour.
- customary, when the behring's enter the
oiahca, tof Tue person making The discovery 10
.s news among his neighbors. so that all
may stanu an equal chance. On one OCCASION nm
OLD gentleman living near Beaver Dam, dseoyer.
a on. que nne morning that the herrngs were takinp
sa I,,e uianch' ana without saying word to any.
oouy, mustered ms negroeS and caught nm immense
numoet. he offered them for sale TO his lese for
tuhh'c nelghoorS, but they enraged at his selfish.
$3.50 tot .i- 10 puy. he finally concluded 10
tue lhIin with them, andraise such n crop
WIS seen before IN the county. No
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofuin, Cough, Ax,b
ma, Consumption, Liver Complaint, &c.

~
TRUTH is MIGHTY!
AIo yoH sick Beware limitations ASK for y,,-
pteasantad remedy may induce teitin hS
meuelne nast Ia We merit and gro merit 100 10
SaiSe worthless article 70 as TO Keen Il u g can gal
good medicine viii i've 80 become ponn,,r -,
pie eals ts u if s n spite OF opposition PEG
SEES nom mouth to mouth with more rapidly than
papers spread IT, living witness tsstiiyng to the
any newspaper advertising. 90 VIC 'i~i
IN PROOF of what we say above we re CIR Won 10 Y
folps Vegetable z ncfstTe and its ehccts ~ " 'P-
The wife OF II. W Yeakle, Grocer rs Pear, 81, crr.,
d.. NheHatsn oil eight years. standing; all other RENE
Wm n. oldham Qatc of the Custom House, ) dwelling
ured ~ permanently
s I, Esq ons of the oldest magistrates and
@ sny respectable Citizens, cured great NeaknesS
and restored TO robust health. oN' 'esAhssS
Jarret Plqmmet 16a baltimore st. suffered intens.,
alter all other remedies had Eailed. ~ eutea
Capt Thos not Rast Of Ssnsrs sa
RIDGE u s. Navy, and thousands others cured Of ss
vits Dance, &c. We 10 our own n
nctars in his soR ear n seod HSSnHions
maj It WILDE seen that isuot anaticle got up TO npo
" HTNbhEDs in this city viii, hear the sam.
fnolly: N'"'' 'es'i
and get pamphlets tgrns.) and see the rn.nv
NERVOUS DISEASES.
is ie new lie and gor
place dspondeny m pleasant and a sSe sa In
system ese Gysp:p snf Lungs and
Sf the urinary GRAMS coughs asthma bronchis se
eo asat s;sroa Kings Eyl worms rs
la; Plss with al diseases arising impure blood
general sgsrts john M. TaSpaS yos ~ WShsens
Baltimore, and 5Oi broadway. n. "a" mora st
DrPriee 81 per'hot,e. ,n,o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
'' WI" .''G EliiizABEra EDWARDS.
HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, Sc-Ontoard
ntareA Of kiampin,,s Eeyetable I,incLure

: .1''f'''''' 'ttIO1e 4 IHCluFe.
N. a, BALTIMORE, March 81, 1851,
DIR Humpton's Vegetable Tincture 0"' t i use o'
From my earliest Iecollections sea rcev ytr e,; a.,
Jays health For number OF yea,sl was under tlle
L.eetns VI the most skut physicians this city NV
disease was pronounced by thenivcr complaint and ys
rensia, with an affection OF the nerves ind lungs de-
tiseu very little If any, benefit from their IreaIeut
$50 Tted various remedies, all highly recommended to
no Soou eeGt Ny health continued 10 TAIL until Septen
neoiy JAILED; great weakness aintlng its, aud could
MOI eat Without great pain, until life became bur
was entirely useless 10 MY family Just about this ti
iilti1 procured Tor ns bottle of this vaIua bic TING
!uIe. II aa most powerful effect upon me- in tile res
oil y healt and now after taking thi ee bottles
10 my great JOY can say my Lealth is perfectly
aPpette good, ami now enjoy better health Than rver
re 81 any previous time during my whole Iiie ali or
deriul medicine - ~ '''""t Soii-
Yours. truly, MARY a RIGGS,
EIgS. Paca strerl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

O'A we'll dressed boy was. few days ago, be-
lore the Police Court in New York, charged with
hring piece of FIRE works called .sefnent.,--
The boy pleaded not guilty, and called bro,b.r
who. nlthough"t different age, was precisely his
siile in looks, dress, and every other particp.
lar. Tie officer who made the complain, was
wholly unable TO state which of the two bays wa,
tie offender, and the Court ordered the complaint
to be dismissed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
Appointments by the President,

By and teith the adeiee and consent Of the Senate
John Mckeon, of New York, to be attorney OF
the United States for The Southern district of flew
York, in The pIace of Charles O,Conor, resigned,
10 take effect 29th, July 1854.
Charles L. Weller, of California, TO be DEPUTY
postmaster in the place of Thomas I. Henley, re.
signed, 10 take effect LIST August, 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

CoMrLIMENTARY.---The Philadelphia papers
mention the following incident in connection with
the Court Martial trying Capt. DOMINIC, OF the U.
S. Navy, now progressing in that city.
During the latter part of the time occun,.,l NV
the Court IN amending the records. an incident Of
AN unusual nature occurred, After frequent errors
committed by the Judge Advocate, Capt. Crabbe
suddenly addressed him across the table, as fol-
lows:
ga gentleman should never undertake the duties
oil an Office unless competent 10 perform tLeinp'
The Judge Advocate replied-"You i'll see,
SIR, whether am OF not, before we get out of
Captain Crabbe-"Eiut l say you are not COM
Judge Advocate-"very well, sir, you are wei.
come TO your opinion; this is free country, and
every man has right to his opinions"
Some little STIR was created by this couversa-
'ional episode but no more words passed between
the parties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
REA ESTATE $50

E ,!.Ea; L wen located lots eesl
al aiy@ oRSs
Acres would be os ste ss,eek contains
s ssstSd ts q any building
ers Twenty per Ct. will ~ "a small lots w Il wi,
In one and two years. with In,ea M Fstc
p aseS, e s 20 containing four rooS
sSs ssy end f's5 lot rG i. me-.
ami the location Is desirable as
Pay T sne 1st business parts Of nv Within S%i
and taTss ' Sssr, at g s'1S
myso om Eext door to NJ. PN.E, Asrk,f !. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

pRipe peaches havenade their appearance in
Chareston, and the Standard acknowledges The
receipt of fourrich and beautifully colored peach-
es, each nearly as large as man,s Est, and grow
ing on single stem.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

A DESIRABLE bricI. house. si1r... X
mrs inquire Oh THoMAsS 81 IT,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

WISH TO Seil my farm near yrtaA,iH. ~
2nloeral Terms, ami in De or n,o ,,nsi and IA
ae3lTed. naI9 ''e tfset,, ~
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
pALPllA'rloN. WEAKNESS,


liAMPFoN'S TiNCTURE TRUMP HANrl,l
iIApREps OF oua ows CITIZENS,
rae Htch and The Poor, epery,rle7'e bear The ko,ne
:, TESp M ONH. -
Head the following Inicate'iIom laLy en- Iors.s h.
postmaster T. =. Cooper: " ~ "
CAPoS BRIDGE, Hampshireco Va
A., /, N March l, 1853.
T' NJ r. CeoPeTDear Sir: Agreed bic to your e0ueat
lu my own desire 10 benefit afflicted bn Inv
I1e great relief tcee veal fUu the use vi HINI1JSs
pEGE1.abLE T2NITLRE 0' -
was laKeI It'll viu-nt nalpitatIon or rather fln
ms ah trembling OF the heart, continued
RAJ days II seemed as ihoGghlny had almost ioTrot
zen us ONCE The family became rlned and nrociraJ
90 lie OF THIS valuable medicine and before had Skcn
heAt one nozzle OF ihIH TINcTURE OF ILANP7ON.sTi
was entirely iClievcd. ~ ~
rms IS the laird instance OF relief in my family by the
use al tis valuable madeleine Two ur three yea,s 400
what 10 usually called milk leg had LOST oil TASTE ana
appetite; and the which some tur INCHES m, ~,
down, and half way oun ankle rejected eyerr aS
o 10 heal IT, until procured HGnpron's Vegetable T
ttre ono bottle which my bssIet, M,
~ years. ~ " ~ '"' "'''
gain. one OF my daughters very low ON severe
and when she began sit up her eet roy
nlei' cd aweng, which Increased every day ana bevnn
70 nc very aul-slle used bottle OF Hripton,- IT,
tnIe the pains were ged, the ug subsidized nd
haE heaith tetnrneu-we kept her legs 6andarea win
StilPs oil WOODEN until her strength returned ~
ma been thus particular, that under similar
circumstances, might he induced 10 avail themselves of
this TeIsedy. Va
Yours, with respect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
For Sa1a

: OF No 8, in bloek25. ON H.. TX
\, and running back 100 feel 10 ~ Street,
an a pe2 81 mai lois in the city Tor seg
lot e q t. s as a s9 bs si4. =, s
CONFORMATION enquire at this S o, The purca,.,S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

iHS riLLtnuSrsRs AT NEw ORLeANs We
nave already stated that Judge Campbell, Of the
U. S. Court at New Orleans, had required Gene
raj ouiiman, John S. 'fhrasher. and A. l.. Sam
deIs, supposed to be engaged III the expedition
against Cuba, to enter into recognzances 10 Oh.
serve The laws of The United States for the space
OF nine months, and that they refused. 10 comply
with the order of the court until they were direct
ed to be sent 10 jail, when they rendered, under
protest. the bail required. The following is Gen.
Quitman's protest:
al regard the Older of Judge Camnbell, one of
the Justices OF the Supreme Court of lie United
States, requiring me 10 give bond and security thai
VIII, Tor the space OF nine months, observe the
laws O. the United States i'll general, and espe.
ciaily the so-called neutrality act Of 1873 as an
Unconstitutional, Illegal and arbitrary exercise Of
power. Teiused,a voluntary obedience To it. be-
cause deemed II my duty not TO yield, upon n
mere demand, my sacred rights as an American
cilzen. am now by the order of the same judge,
close prisoner in the hands uf the MARSHAL
yield to this Illegal demand only because 1 have
no appeal roma power which practically is abso-
lite anu irresponsible. Under duIess oil lnpris.
onnent, ana with the solemn protest against the
assumption OF power claimed by the aforesaid
Judge IN this case, am compelled 10 sign the bond
or recognigance.
tsgned.l J. A. oUII,MAN.
Mr. Thrasher, in his protest. reserves 10 him
sell the right 10 proceed against the parties con-
cerned, together seyerally, in this every illegal
deprivation of personal Liberty" i'll such time
anu place as may he requisite for him 10 GOTHAM
justice.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

DR.. Louis Kel1s,
HAVING resumed the Practice Of Medicine, tenders
and vicinity
oFFIcE:-Nouroo street, adjoining Washington Hail.
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III SAKIKS Shell TOM, Tor sale by
w mye1 GORDON, MarTHEws IL Co.

iei1 "f'"f'u'' Ies i. So " .. Union st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-12

CLuBs.-0ne of the best inventions of this later
age one of the humanest one of the compen-
Stations which fate has at last vouchsafed US for
the decay of human virtue, the brevity of hui
man life, and the progress of democracy, is GER
tainly the manner of living in nice Club houses,
latterly introduced into our large towns, from
abroad, where it is much practiced, Next to
the pleasure Of being bawled to death by ones
own brats and hen -pecked by ones own wife, in
ones own hall or howell, it is no doubt the most
comfortable of all the modes of human passage
along this vale of tears
We visited and surveyed, yesterday evening,
a new and semi prigate establishment of this
sort, just set up by that really genteel host and
skillful manager, Mr.. Everett, formerly of the
Yerandah, and Mr. Redding, no doubt a kins-
man Of him who has written so well and vim.
onsIy about wines We found the establish
ment' the Surprise" CORNER of Grayier and
oafondelet4 very elegant, and all genteel Wis
TORS Will ind it most comfortable one. To see
is worth the trouble of visit, even were one
not hungy nor thirsty and is enough to make
one SO.