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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

CORDIAL is PIT Up, highly concentrated, in PIN
PPtcE,-S3,00 rer5 bottle:two for s.; sig or S1o
80, S,.stG5 sfzt q q. HIRING, Proprietor.
- 1872 broadway, New-York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
~. Hats! Hats! Hats!!!

f OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION. bas
w Fare now manufacturing Hats of the latest fall En-
w sty:cS, and aIc prepared to supply patti Ef
ard the public with Hats that cannot besurpassed in eS
endurance, beauty OF finish and artistic although
nscd At prices as low those ofinfero Eastern
Wet manufacture. Also, large OF all tile diff
ent varieties OF Soft and Felt nen's youths and chill
drens Hats Also large essortment OF Fsieds Hats,
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps Of
the latest styles Those dcsrogs obtaining good hrti
Gle In our line, of either Hat Cap will assuTelly
both taste and economy by purchasing tho splendid me-
hat and Gap Store, No 1913, doors north OF w. r. Sci
7Sepl2i ftf.5Ftfs. II y = " w I,IIAIrSoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

Man named GEoRoE sPAuLplxc, formerly a
resident of Emmetsburgh, but mo e recently of
Hamilton county, o., who was with his wife and
five small children, deck passengers upon the
Crystal Palace" fell dead upon the Loaf on Sat
uriay morning near Pomeroy. He had be eul for
some months with affection of the heart, and
was on his return to his ttends IN Emmetsburg, a,
the time Of his death. -,----
The family were kindly ca'ed for by the passen
gers of the boat, WHO took them into the cabin,
and contributed $50 for their relief On their ar.
rival here, yesterday morning. they were humanely
received and proyi ed for, by our efficient wharf
master, Mr.. Hamilton and Mr oemberton of the
Pernbertnn House. and were sent east, with the
body of the dead husband and father, by last
evenings train.-Argus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TonAcco


ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF 7TOBAC eco.
embracing fifteen different brands OF s and S,s Pound
Jumps, from 16 TO 10 cents, intending p. Grayely h II
Gravely Hollands; fine f. Beehive. Thornton Ihomas
Johns etc etc Also supply cattee boxes or Hunters
Jones ana Hudson'S, STOtsmans, Thorn'S Etynir nii
9 Ra ch.4 AlsG1the Old Disden VI gtnn Twist May
as we exclusively in tile Trade Inv
ing three extensive houses Virginia. and tins being the
only Tobacco establishment or the NtIantjc
ctes and having IN our stock previous 10 lie od
vance we eei confident thatwe offer such induce
elits as no other mouse BETTER few any cur
equal, either east or west We therefore ask the new
ohans Of Ohio, Pensy yana and vi gina live us ra
We also keep constantly hand heav aud general
stock Of superior Imported Sesars also INC rica rs IL
tsh, Hal Spanish, and SCARS Scotch SI1tst
biaSdeTs; also packs Matches, Pras Jar'uts
Stems ard tobacco Knives. DON'T fail cs
ands for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR Il Co. a :
a1e23 $500. 81 M9in 81 Get -
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAR7TNERS1IP. =
NOTICE Is hereby gwen tlatthe ir1n BDssr & Tar
In TIE is this day dissolved by mutual
business of the old firm viii he settled by the new froy
g Coz which this day goes into opc alton
and whom the business Win be sti be conducted ait
old stand on Market stieet. ~ Es ~ fssifssE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
F0rthe Hours, ending last night at o. CLOCK.

ARRIVAL. and Depar.nre. OF s,enr, ron,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

PAINT ROOM. $3.50 -...--.-
4 Parker's Saloon, Market street third scry. Open
~ from 10 to 10 O'Clock and from 10 a..
Portraits pained, and instruction given in PoiDtipg
aud design. nov16 K HANNA -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

NO MERCURY OR oPIUM-SoLEMN OATH.
Dr. Morse, la wing recently heard that some physicians
and several druggists hay asserted that MS Cordial con
taned Mercury and orum has made the following aida
contained Mercury OF Opium, ON the sfnguisr emerge
with wChit acts upon particular diseases or he
EIc7t POW or In relieving pain envy he knowSn
stale q New York city and county OF New York, S.
cd bcf hirrSv n Mickle Mayor OF the civ Of New
York Mecsf Morse who by me being duly sworn doth
ueFOse ana say or oil
er mel rialrrepaIatiom used in compromising md manu-,
tactuI1ng or is contained in tile medicine known nv lie
name Of Dr. Morse's imvigoratin Exir Cordial and ,h1
II does otconiain pa rticle Of Opium. ~ N
Sworn before me, tLis 26th day OF june 1916.
-E A. II. MtCKLE Mayor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
SILK HOUSE,
255, Baltimore >. .IsA LTIlIORE
COBB g. STIGKNEY,

ass, Baltimore ........... BALTIMORE
COBB g. STIGKNEY,
[succEssots TO yEsKI!E,, COBB AND co. ~.
TMFoRTERS ami Wholesale dealers in FRENCH, G err
i Italian, and India SILK GOODS, offer to the
trade choice assortment az
Fancy and Staple Silks aud other Dr<ss Goods,
~ x Ri66ons, ,G!oreS, L1eeS, Grape,
SIX kiRkts, White Goods, II
Sir and StrGte Boanes. F7otreSs 1rf'n'Rt1ss. ETC
which selected with great care and particular
aIaptaIlon 10 the trade and be sold cash APP
proved credit At the owestprces this or any other mar
ket will afford. - ,iss5.- Z 80.
SOUTHERN. AND WESTERN. MERCHANTS
respectfully solicited inspect our stock oil Goods
before purchasin. elsewhere. 2
~ Baltimore. January, 1854. - iebl-lm
STEAM SAW MILL. go
HE Steam Saw Mill of the undersigned, situated at
Il Cameron, The line of the b 6 O. Railroaa Is now
epaTcd to all sizes OF Bumber-o poplar, hcko-
rs ashwhich will be nrnishel,at short notice and on
The attention OF boat bnilders wagon
kers, aud using lunbe to tins mill
Address q - S! w.sNRlSE, & aIaefoii Station,
fb9dfms Sas .ia " . hAlaIshall county, Va
FpRusHEspa arnish, walt Tooth nail and sha-
ID wing brushes fine quality and in endless variety for
ale by jan3i 4sst JAMES BAKER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

PARENTS, AND GUARDIANS
Are often mslcd with respect to- causes anLsources
diseases in their SONS md rs. How oflc do they as
crlhc TO other causes of wasting OF the Francs idocy mad
ness rarlt non OF the heart Indigestion. arrangement OF
Tie nervous system Cough and symptoms indicating con
sumption, when The truth is Thai they have been iHius.
ing ~ though auring practice, destructive 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

DO you remember The old Corner
MO. 36, WATER STREET? Call there and sec the
IN newly received and gorgeous stock ovcrcontings
Cassimcrcs, Cloths splendid Velvet and other Vest:ngs
See, admiie, and leave your measured
n5-A pair of PGnaiocns nude in the finest style, TO OR
DER, al 4 hours notice! 'a7--7El
overcoats, Coats, Pants Vests. and Hosiery in
sive variety, and of the finest material make always
on hands every garment made in the establishment
srrt3 s-fs'1 -.'7 TIL. HUGHES, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
For zanesville

esCs8 THE New and SPLENDID steamer HELEN
'te-4-zsl eAAAR, Cox S,;1rsIisr, leaves for James
.'sijssssI52SEA NJ Fortnight or passage, apply 10
nOHo1 ] NJ HAMILTON. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

Cure Of Coughs, Fertieo, TaheIraisnt-CWe OFT ven
"Tabc Or EuhaIs Ote city BaltimuI man we'll
known and whose testimony adds much triumph
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

Delicate females and children will lid this 9, eat bless.
ing 1t has estorcd thousands 10 health
ftIn'pto'S Vegetable 1inc!n'e-Ca and get pamphlets
gratis Will The history OF tue discovery OF the won elIul
rheumatism dyrepsia, Scro;uIa Liver complaint general
weakness and Nervousness, etc,
GS-For sale II. Il. LOGAN Il CO., Wheeling, Gere-
raj agents; WM. K. MCliEE, 9th ward. by Druggists
generally. f.- ..-. s-'Fe9ifS :.
1-S0id by MORTIMER &c MowBRAY, $40 Batt-i
mo street, baltimore; and 304 broadway Jew York
=iCar Price 81 per bottle. Tiy53daIy1y 1i1nIG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
ADAM & co.'s
EXPRESS NOTICE
wheeling Female Seminar!

Il will commence
Wcdncsdny, Februury Sab, 1854,
and will continue five calendar months, closing July 18th,
1854 90, .
no deduction made for absence, except case OF
tracted sickness
he rest at the middle OF the session -
j,n2s :" Ptneipal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

AL,..s so,,;,,4 & .lR a, Fcb. o. 1S5e
pleasure that aniabe to attest TO The gene healing
curative powers OF DE-: Hanptons Vegetable ThIruIc-
Some Lime during last November taken wi very
Std and was a ysed take Cod Liver
Try your Tlcturc-I got bottles had taken
al, my cough lett ne. Permit also to slae HAT for
Inc last 10 years have suHcl ell very Reura-
ism and Vertigo, coMining me a. tines to my bed am
Iuy CONVINCED tstl owe my p,csrnt good health
use Of the IinctuTe and Kind Provi leilCe.
gu arc, my friends at liberty this you may
think proper. and believe me,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

80 - HATSl HATS AT COST!
RoM this date untilthc first OF March, will sell my
II stock of Silk HAS at cost, preparatory getn
large supply in the spring. No humbus-as will most
pg {sns sell at cost, NV RHODES agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

US II! Th9s hundelI's celeb aied Railway
Time Keepers i'll gold and silver cases; war
ranlcL TO rcrnrm equal any watches in the world
HLo-jos. Johnson and other fire watches always on
hnnh and Tor sale at z. P. BROwr'S,
.dcg -i tf''a ~ Mournc strect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21

DR. HAMPTON tile author Of this great H11npton's Veg.
etd6te Iinctr is iii Ills SOt year, health SO that
ttw be seen not article up impose on inc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

A CAUTION TO Lovers OF SODA Bfscurr SODA
biscuit favorite edible among the epicuses of this
Vicinity and we hasten to lay before readers the
following story, Published in the N. York POST wfh
tne advice never to partake Of soda biscuit In the
house OF physician
~ few evenings since party of ladies' were In
ylfed to the house Of physician In this city to sew
Tor some benevolent objsct, and in the course of
events tea was served; some uncommonly palsteable
soda niscuifs were among the attractions Of the en-
terainment, and the gnests ali ate of them FIRE CIV
Shortly after. the lady OF the house was seizs with
distressing nsusea, and wss obliged to retire. She
had hardly made her hurried apologies before her
guests. one after aaother complained Of iuess and
before their friends or carriages could be senf for
rection The police in the streets came in to know
the cause OF the rushing to and fro and in and out
and the company were seized with fearful spprehen.
sons of having been poisoned. They all had finally
to be transported to their respective homes in car
nsges Upon an investigation it turned out that the
cook had. by mistake to the Doctors closet and
taken some tartar emstc ipsesd OF cream of tartar
for her biscuits and had made them very light thai
they would not stay upon the etomachs Of any thai
ate of them" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28
FOB LADIES.-FAIIL ANJ

WINTER SHoES.-We respectfully 80
the attention of Ladies 60 our varied eu1 extensive
stock Of SHOE6 sed CARERS ssuitable for their
uss the prssent and epgroschins fcasons: We heys
soiei, ct prices varying from 1bo 70 ez75; vhits
Satin apd Kid Caters from - 70 ~ Morocco end
Kid Walking Ghoss from % TO 81 Is; KID and 9o-
rocco 81 ppers from 90 to ~ 30; also. KID and Mo
rocco jenny Lind and Buskins, embracing esms -
fine a. has syer been sfsred IN this city. ~ short
ws hsve believe almost every kind and style us
fully invited 20 give CALI ard ws prcmisss that
they shall receive polite attenton md every n4uss
81 %. osH WHITE FACE. ~ Mais =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
ON 10th street, between MAIN ma Cary streets, is
prepared execute orders for all kinds Of Plain and
Ornamental Bram and Comp osition CASTINGS.i In .
workmsnlike manner. -
Al he il prepared to cast every day, persons want
ing work done can be accommodated In few hounf
notice.
All Eindsof ship, House and Church BELLsmaAs
to order.
patronage from the publisis respectfully solicit
cd. 2sfts
B.-Hshsst cash priss paid foroid metals.
nv 2S-9m s5sas sss.,as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28
FOR LADTES.-We are nov

opening large assortment of IAdfsS
Shoes and Boots Of different kinds; emUng them are
Ladies' morocco, goat and thin sole sBeots s
Ladies' morocco thin sole B0ots
DO goat Buskins and best 0aitsF Boots
Do calEskin Walking Shoes
Do white hid and white satin Slippers
Do black satin slippers sssyss
Do Over Shoes OF different kfDds
We invite all in wsnt OF ths very bod and haad-
soonest Shoes to give US call. We ere receivipa
now supplies every week. We win sell them very
l0m 70 ~ - sns q1'PpiITTTNEY PiTTNEY. WATTS { PUrNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

sB10AQ ST HOTEL -FJIRNFT0lE
Close the late /! ~ " ysxhx eeks1IE l6idle q
Broad Street Hotel VIII offer for ssi. % of the
18th December. 1854. It 10 O'Clock. ali The H0UoEr
TURES. kc, appertaipiug TO the uss Of said Hotel.
. TEHMs-An sums Of $50 fnd under cash; betwesn
$50 and 800, 60 d9ys credit; shove o100, montAS
credit for negotiable psper satisfactorily endorsed
81 es WM p. BLAKEY,
Surviving partner Of the late firm Of
JAMES g. BLAKEY Il SoH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

Mr. John G. Thames, gentleman residing in
Clarendon, S. c., while out hunting one day last
week, fell from the top of rail fence in such a
manner as to cause the explosion of his gun. The
load entered his cheek and passed through the tenn
ple killing him Instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28
J SPECIAL NOTICE. NO Goods

win be received Ct the Ricbnond md
Danve Depot after the Goth inst until the Cd dayof
January. 1855 THOB e. efM6, Aes6t
N.B-By order Of the Superintepdent Of IInus-
portatfcn. will collect Tolls oil Freight to Aoa~
noke 6tation intended to bs transported from there
by the River. Unlem Tolls are prepaid, snd all
ed from Hoaaoke 70 the river. 7. y. DIno,
de 10 Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

EXTENSIVE RoBBEAY.-An advertisement ap-
peared in our columns on Tuesday morning offer
ing reward for money-belt containing 81. TAO In
gold and Louisiana money, lost st tho boarding
RAs fsR6sn Office
by man unknown to u.s. and we supposed It was
his own signed to It. But it turns out that he
was the robber, and Mr.. F. C. Maupin. of Alexan.
dria, Red River, Ua.) was the owner OF the money.
James Martin, of Arkansas. the thief travelled in
company with Mr.. Maupin from Alexandria TO this
city. After they had both been at the Sprig House
for about week they took LODGING at the boarding
house of Mrs. McCulley. Yesterday morning.
about one O'Clock, Martin was missing, 90 was the
money Officer Sangston, suspecting that the fel-
low had left on the railroad, telegraphed to New.
ark and succeeded In catching him, and at last ac-
counts some S76 in gold had been found upon his
person The belt contained sl40 in gold and 81, 600
in Louisiana paper. Martin doubtless inserted the
advertisement in order to screen himself, but when
he found he was suspected decamped in hurry.
/ Wheeling Intelligencer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

RAILROAD THROUGH MExrco-The Mexican pa.
pers publish grant made to Mr.. ]. B. Moore, of
Ohio and his associates by that government for the
construction OF railroad across the territory of
Mexico, beginning at any point which may be se-
lected on the Rio Grande from its mouth TO the 3th
degree of north latitude and terminating on the Pa
cife Ocean, at any suitable point between the mouth
OF the Culiscan River the north, and the port Of
ManzanilIs, on the south.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

Mr. Henry White. heretofore conductor on the
City Point branch has been appointed conductor ON
the South Side Railroad, vice Capt. B. r. Childrey
resigned. < S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

RAILROAD AccIDKNr.-A few nights ago, as a
passenger train was approaching the depot Of the
Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad in Wilmington,
it was found impossible, from some arrangement in
the machinery, to stop the motion of the cars, and
the train rushed down the plane, past the depot,
aud 80 on to the wharf, where, meeting piece of
timber placed at its edge for the prevention of just
such accidents, the locomotive and tender bounced
over into the river thereby breaking the connection
with the train, and opposing such other obstacles
as to arrest its progress The breaking of the coup.
ling irons prevented fearful loss of life As it was
no person was killed, and but one was injured Mr..
Quarles, the mail agent, who sprang from the car
and broke his arm. One man went over with the
locomotive into the river, but was saved. The en-
gineer and fireman jumped off before reaching the
wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

CURIOUS D1scovERY.-Nep Mode Of announcing
a Battle gentleman, name1 Chas. lie Maout has
communicated to the French Minister of War: he
discovery that heavy cannonade, like that of the
battle of Balakava of the 25h of October, produces
so sensible an efcct upon the barometer, even at
distance of fifteen hundred or two thousand miles,
as to indicate by an extraordinary rise in the
curry, the probable occurrence OF such battle, and
in much shorter space of time than the facts can
be communicated in any other way than by the
electro magnetic telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

Mrs. Spencer, living near GreenyIIe C. H IS,
c., was burned to death the week before last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

Old man Search, Of kunkel'a troupe, IL imitstine
Charlotte Cushman - Lady lIhcbesh. = Balfiaos.
and makes the audiences cr1 IN laughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28
II COX Ar THIS.-$2O,OOO worth .

IT OOK AT THIS.-$2O 900 worth OF
IL Ready Made Clothing at cost. enbnsiss every
style Of garments suitable for Fall and Winter wear
In Richmond on the fsst Of January, is5s and viii
positively sell at cost either wholesale ofretail TO
merchants and others here 10 rare chance The
ample Call q the Franklin Clothing Store, No 90
Main street B. DECOU 4 CO.
n. B. good cutting board for sals low. Apply =
above. s, ss9-Sm
DUMPS! PUMPS!!--Just received at
..s. my sspss r,. q o.1:. :s fsss
other Force, Lever. and Double-action PUMPS OF
various pstterns with brsssand iron eylinder which
nh sss.ess a'a RES lfi
.nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical
IL House. Il still enEased IN treating ell sorts Of
secret diseases and hereby invites ca from tboss
vho may hsvs been unfortunate in their associations
ID the country who have been eivea up 81 their ply.
dcians iDc1rables casos few tpdeo4 that can
noe be Iesehed By naedieins when esrestiy sePilsS
the psblic for rsnovstnl systsm airssdy shstesTsd
e sasd Fsss sass 6 s ..
On oiss * sF Frsasn s .srset ,t b.lsw j. E.sh..s.
Hotel md int door south of Trinity Church. 4iek,
Hsaieia.s securely psetsd sad sat = s-ssr v.si
fuil directions - ID
CUPER PHOSPHATE LIMR--De
~ Burs's celebrated Super Rhosphat4 Limer-s
and produced tho mart sstsfnctesy resslfs- 1eefhu
merits o. this article No refsr q Mx- Hehez oqnp.
son, 0oschiand eounfE usj. Jeue aneeA, 4ekJoa1
Isnry. Albsm.,if oounty; snd oths1 vhQ 1eys
- : s'1 a !. 'SSss.,auDEass z. scss, No.
noa ~ 81 nde6asa1s ".
z Or CASKS P1NET, CA611lsE0N
- co. BRANDY
Is kalf rtpes la HsnnMssy
6agsr c6ake 6ssozpqs 1798s 90 szsss
- hhla el1 Heech eFqeay - 3
= '''''''a 7; a 8 /. ,sss5 4!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28
.TRuSTEES, SAFE on HoIIHE ANI

deed dated f4th July, 1855 from Anna Mexilel6 10
the subscriber, duly recorded in Richmond Hustipes
Court shsll sell at public auction on the premises
on w WEDNESDAY, the 10th dsy Of January ls55 II
fair, If not the next fair day At clock
House and Lot en- the South side Of Baker street,
near to 81. Peter street, fronting 10 fsse runnine
back l50 feet to alley, and now in the occupancy
Of id Msxeld. Tho title u beli9ved 70 be perfect
but the Subscriber will convey with the usual war
ranty.
The terms win be msas known at the time Of mls
MICAJAH BATES. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted By
r. Sat the Same time and place, the a6toiuina
lot No. viii be sold. fronting 8 feet Oh Baker 4
running back about $50 feet . an sIlsy.
de- FL G.GA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

George Tophfothy, a Hungarian exile and noble
man, attempted to commit suicide at Cincinnati ou
Friday last He fired two balls into his body neal
the region of the heart, It is supposed mortally
wounded himself. Pecuniary embarrassment drove
him to the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28

BooK-KEEpMG.-The Subscriber will
take charge Of two or three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year. and win attend to Job Writing Of any
kind
Having been engaged % Accountant and Book
keeper for many years, the best references can be
Given. Persons wishing to confer with mo will
please address, through the Post Office.
dc 2o-dIms h. McCANDLIsH, in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-28
S. CUFF BRACE PLOW.
gTyF1IG pT1lW eau ha set Ia cut de-

HtHlS tL0W can % Sot 70 CUT o9oP
j q s:s s.a :, .ss 3 s.s i
warranted @ give satsfhctten @ e p seenr.ee q
sddsion ma.y isssss 5srs.osSs: esssd
mond, We have estsblisbed Fouudry 81 orr Qyn fpf
Dc espseisi purpose 81 making : 6stssr s.s!ois "
o.a s,l: E. scs ca ss 'ssspsf ss 81 de
s. siHs riss. - sos:ssss sas - .ii
II gsnersl OuT stock will compsise - pase - -
Gu Brses Plows both risht snd Isfthsn1 4 I'll
dses; Livipguton impzeve1. Of several a1e4 WHa1
Is; HcCornick = Davis DE-; Hillside uad tsbeon
ss asT; Pmsvs ns' sasso Hslsaas' csisssse es cs
WsedsTI New uround Coelten, ~. Ge:l We e!si
se ssiSwh whsss b ohes soof shs SssnS Il
to lsts virsinia etses rail 4, ga. !. s., y.
'0'' z isIss ka,ia sss 7.sSssss
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