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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
Mems size, per pair. IS cents.
Ladlss, do do 80
$4,000 Worth

MAGNIFICENT ESTERrRlsE, LlBERAL, EalIrABLE
AND CERTAIN.
Whitehurttn DnEuerreotype RnterpFiBeI!I
r Il. wHIrgauRsT las decided TO Tustcs,Ip trust
for tue benefit OF the shareholders IN the above Gu
erpiIe $1,000 worth Of real and personal estate to be
possible date s,sr The sale Of the shares lie ceTHI
oaoaGe S3each Which entities the holder TO an equia.
Die share IN the within famed magnificent collection Of
real and personal property also, TO Of WhiteuIsps
50 WOld6 Pslr Premium DagueTreotypes ofseror friend
az any time when when the certificate Is presented at el
TRUsTRRs.
q. q, Kirk and VIM. r. Riley, Washington, D. @
GALLERIES
BALTlMORB, 206 Market street.
Mv,SSSShlRNSSTON, p; T., Pe9nsylv'nia Avenue.
%ftHi SGP n, g. TaP Ps sytiis street
IYNGHBURG, Va, sisin do
lac PRrKRSBDRG, Va, SycuToIe do
Also, Arrangements have been made with tue following
A. o PARRtRiDuE, No. SS Monroe ST. Wheeling, Va.
j. GVHSsrs G sSi, ~ a,s stg hEGsSwsy NY
Philadelphia, Pa. 100 Chestnut s Phsdl, 100 Chestnut
SIT Springfield, Mass, Main street, weslfelu,
Mass, collins buildings.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk Va vailed at 81 900
One splendid three story brick House and Lotin
Gsorgelcwn, ~, on I'd street, second door M,
ono House aud Lot ia Georgetown, D. o., Onthc
uornerol Second aud RIedeLleksh .4SO
One elegani House aud Lot in Washington, ID. U .
on elegant House and LOtin washington, D. c.,
One Hose sn Lot IN Portsmouth, Va, on Court
Two LOIS Ia 6so SS D. on second street
o1s Lolin Washington. d. c Onsevsnlhst. 500
PiSy sp plead Gold lever wBtehssat 800 90 90
Twenty six massive silver Pltehersat 6o90 990
F Fourteen Diamond RlSss al 20 % 90
Nineteen heavy Gold Chains at 5000 6le
Twenty silver GObleisat 20 90 400
Fi1y fine ladies' Bracelets, at 20 90 u0O
EiIy hns Bye S,s, pi,o sH pm. SSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
MARRIED.

on the 10Th Instant, BY the Rev. j. N. Rankin, Mr.. n
RUSH COwBN, editor OF tho Belmont ChoncleI aud
Mics ELLEN THOBURN. ..ar 70.
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-RRClnRnrI.rY .rARATY

BosroS, SEPT. 22..-A Dispatch from Quebec
says The !, ciproeity treaty was confirmed by Par.
lament Oh "Wednesday. Sidney Webster was Un
the floor when The vote was taken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

GINp AECm Of eve greens las beeu erected
B, ID, Guards fife company OcrOss tue street at
Gsr engine house. TITO procession win uuss
rrlr il today
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

IJ'The great Industrial and Agricultural EHhl-
Ion at Quebec opened Onthe 18Th instant The
t'hi1ition building covers Mepy,fous acres Of
gTound. a.b sri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
ITO NV CuStOmers!
MOTIO@.

e NOTICE. .,..E
TTAYlNG this day sold out my Grocery Store OH the
Id west side OF tie Old MaiEet Space In the city or
Wheeling, tony brother, Andrew Mudtew, ell persons
ihdebtedto me- BY book account otherwise here ~
requircdto close the same by note or Otherwise as m
determined 10 settle up my old business az speedily
possible. III. JOHN MULUREW3 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
MAINE ELECTION.

BANGOR, Sept. 22.4-Relurns from all the town
but three show Monell lacks 500 votes Of an cleo
ton. frft.H. F.H
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SEPT. 90 The river has Is inches waler and
falling, Weather clear and cool CholrTa un-
changed. 7Ira If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

Ma. C. W. SroRH, The talented young artist Of
this city, has just completed anO,hervtry bsauti
ful picture. II is scene at sea, during on uP.
proachiug Storm. The drawing is excellent, and
The coloing will compare favorobly with that oil
the Lest landscape painters Of the county. Mt.
Storm evid ntly possesses superior talents for the
fine arts, and deserves ailthe encouragement that
the good taste aud liberaIitY uf our citizens can
eHlendto him The picture TO Which we refer,
can Ge seen at Mr. E. L. PIatrs Furnishing store
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
Mammoth Hat Store.
~ rl..t,t,,, To- Tngh
NOTlCB no SHIPPERS.

TIME Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the 9rrl
vsoTihe cars all bills olading mist be on board be-
tor. Ioeloek ~ ST. The line will not be responsible
FOR be delivery ofuny goos aud will not pay OF collect
chaIFes on any goods for which bills laplnS se not on
bo,Td The boats before their departure. maTSI-I
TTIRGlNI4 1-Onio Circuit Court, November 9th
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MEATHE[
PROM pITTSBUKGH

CrSomxArG Sept. q. -welther clear and cool.
River stallOilTy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

IfSweel potatoes promise large giell IN The
nsighbofhood Of Norfolk. t ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

Tn consequent OF which iio!e will be good deal Of
street "gdssins aud long accs Hut who's airaidf-
Just step INTO the undersigned and buy some o. ne uneX-
mN22 j. w. RHOm8At nEenl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23
tae q TIE eqlo h'ar him sun another

On the peTnaneney OF the hear him. stu another
IelleT llOn tae ahnNt;
BAREELSvlLLE Aleghlny co., Sid.
October ~ 1850,
MtstIs MortHsr & Moistyay Dear SiIP, lam hlpPyto
Inform you that this day finds NE 10 the enjoyment o.
good health byile use OF your Hsmrtona TihetWe and
lie blessings OF od. I am embed TO pnrhue my daily
ayocaiiOus usual, and have Toat desTo that tho
TihctuTe.
tst e. W. HALL
GD.Cal and get some Pamphlets and zee lie cures Of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, aud
ScloIuls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

SUDDEN DEGTm.--Tbe death OF The individual
noled below by The Cincinnati CommrIci,l O
Tuesday evening, may be Of some Importance to
ou leaders. The deceased is, doubtless, known
10y meny citizens rtis cttyand county
A,uanger Tell in the street at Dayton. on Sninr'
day mOrnlng LASH aud ilnnudiael' expired Tile
Coroner was sent Tor, aUd, il mas nSCdua.nrd that
III, body was that u Ezekiel Clark, resident OIL
Ten Mlie, Washington county, Pa, WIN was on
his way TO Illinois, wlj,re he was ~ u lmbtt o.
purchasing callle Tor the eastern market. lie bod
IN hts person two gold watches, sil,443 5I--iouT
thousand dolirl az Which was in dEnlls ON New
York. HIS friends wets telegFiphed' aud The body
placed in vault, to avail their instructions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-23

MARTIN ARHsrROSo, al The special fern Of the
County Court yesterday, entered into s3,OOO Blil
brhis appearance attLe next tenn Of The Circuit
COur TO abide bis hnal trial, on the charge Of be-
log one Of tie persons epgaged in the murder Of
young Moore. E9ie IhH'l He
The examination ofPreuOh was cOmmepcsd and
continued to Monday
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1TRANsP0R ATI0N.
e !. 90
OVERWHELMINGLY onlee D. q Q: % y. 90.


u.l WiKEtIHu SrATiONl tQllt May, 1854,
ONanda amer Monday next lilo 22d iUdu Second Ciats
Ca lbe attached 10 tic Pass ger Train leaving This
Station Ior Raitimols at pii6 ~ paAsensets NS DO
ttkenio PetlermbHf Cumberland aud baltimore only at
the following Tatesi
10 PelteTmlu.. ,,.ss..s.sss.s . ss.s,.,.S2i6l
Northumberland. ........... .,s. 800
TO Baltimofe,,.. -, ?, 900
senBe tloSse Rly pounds win DO Charged Al u cts per
pound IH lHt I'D. I'LL.
tram or tic regular fare viii be collected, - no second
rs order, J, b, FORD.
my23 ~ EitiAa9 Assent
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Medtoal oollege of VIrgLnla.


0NHR annual course OF Lectures OF this lnsitutJon will
i eoHmenee on Monday 9Th October. at the college
bu ldngs, Of Marshall and College stTeeta and
thmo tIthe 18Th Of March ensuing.
r. L. BonASSAN, n p Professor OF obaletrcs and
diseases OF women and children #rEr
CHAs BELL GIhsON, ~, D., Professor OF Su'gaIJ and
Surgical Anatomy.
DGyD q, TuoKgR, 81. D., Professor OF Theory ard
Practice or Medicine.
MARTiSF 'SSOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Rev. K wrrJ,oHD. N. o., Pro'essorol NaterIa Med.
Ice aud Therapeutics E.fg.. 10
tulss OF Medicine aud Medical Iurisnrudence.
ARTHUR Il. PETICobAs, 81 D., Demonstration OF Anat
ihs studies Of Practical Anatomy may he prosecuted
with most ample facilities and at vury trfns expense.
lnhrmaya and Richmond Almshouse, by some OF the Pro-
lessOrs. 1a,,,., H
K PrOlessorY Foes, Il lNl05 "
Demonstrators Fec. 10 FL.
he price Of board Including fuel, lights and scrvana
attendance Is usually 90 or e3l per week.
Toe cataloaue. Be- Containing full Information concern
Ing the Institutions viii be forwarded olhote applying
Fori or specific sRSpIb'1 '' TTeEss y ifpr
auso,d ~ BOO Dean ofthe Faculty Richmond. Va.
NOTICE. W
WIN. II sBLBY, having conveyed and assigned to
dsbtsSSJ sest,. al Ss esd iecoide In die eeiks Of
fee OF Ohio county Virginia. noieei s hoieby given that
The stock Of y GooG 70 oSgsS 9T s1is A. ihs sos
prices 70 close II OUT and 10 o persons ndsbteao him
make payment 10 the undersigned, or to 10. Meieslf
aud W q sebY, who have been employed BY usto make
JAMES nAKBR, !
.-Iq t...-fts HENRY TALL,ANT, SsTTustees
- JAS. X. BAKER.
Wheeling, Aug. % 1854. 1uE29-im
HlV tfimsSht Argus olpy eaeht month
III - FIRST INPASHiON.
ID gOBIVsD this dly, few easaa OF Beehe& oo'aNew
III Yoik SIX Hats, Of The Fall style, Come and zee
%sEiS s.D. HARPER SONS.
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;rs EN- hnr'"r'i"' J''Hly So%RLL "a Union at

MN, u. Mckee desires all having clsins against
w him TO present Them Or Adjustment and those IN his
debt expected TO meet his credits promptly. Those
wishing Interviews Will call al his Old s1nd or at his Of
flee ia the building occupied by llcNair leTvoyi nry
Goods merchants, 9th ward. al2j
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New Wholesale aud Retail hoOt and
shoe Store.
JAMES B. MARSH,
LATE TINGLE AND MARSH.
No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.

NO. 90 MouIOe bIISolI WuoOlIhBi va
NsIi door 10 'ttT, OIL so.
- lum now receiving RON mv EasieTn manulac'
l tuiers Of tho largest aud best assOTtnonls Of
NVlN BnOls aud Shoes for fall aud winter wear ever
E-uhered im this market, they hh wing been manuao
luTed to order according TO my own direction expressly
for retailing TO my customers and the public fene ally,
can Offer an unusually aige vaiey OF the best style Of
boots and Shoes which guarantee equal both IN quality
Of material al Workmanship, To those manufactured In
this or any other part OF the country,
My stuck will DO found to consist OIL In part the fol-
tn,vfnp AaeOnhble nOOGF!
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of the Great Republio!!
ANOTHER TRIUMru
FOR THE
DEPIANOB sAPRslII
Nrw ) OAK, Dec. q, 1888, pr.

INV oNNl DEC. % IbV5l 2 2. H
ur RoBi N. Pafrick, tg2 PeaHsLt
DEAR SIut-lt is with much satisfaction that we beaI
testimony TO the really fire proof qualities oil the Defiance
safe oil your maruaotue which ws had In use In gu Of
zee at the Novelty Bake,y No ga Front steet, which,
with many Olher buildings together with The mammoth
clipper sip lie reut Republic, and other ships was de
stToyed by nTc, this morning. The safe, containing all
our books papers. money, bills receivable Insurance pol
ities &c was exposed 10 very Intense heat fer many
hours wiz from the commencement OF tile hre, at mid
ugh until removed from the ruihs whosl hot, 10 YOU
store When opened at p. N this day, its contents
were delivered to In excellent order, the books pa
pors bank bills, &c being as legbs as they were before
their eXpOtu TO what consider most severe ordeal
respeCtfully,
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LTAYlNG pnTcha ed the above eslubllshmoDI from ny
III brother, eholl always keep on hand a fresh
choice selection Of Pamy Groceries, and hope ret
the patronage Of tho old cusomeTs or my brother and as
many now onos will give me call knowing as DO thai
they shall moi 80 awayunsatishel. .... IS,
wheeling june q9th, 1884, je56
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The trembling dew-drops fall
Upon the flowers like souls ut rest
Tho stars shine gioriousiy-and all
@a Save me. Is blest
Moiherl love thy gravel
Its bright leaves 20 the coming tempest bow,
~ Dear mother, tbs thine emblem dust
lson thy brow.
And could love TO die
, 10 leave, untasted, life's dark, bitter streams,
BY thee, as erst in childhood, lie,
.ae And share thy dreams.
J And must linger here,
10 stain the plamage Of my sinless years,
And mourn the hopes 70 childhood dear,
F With bitter tearss
Ay, must lingcr here,
a lonely branch upon q blasted tree,
Y, Whose last frail leaf untimely scrc, "a.
tFi Went down with thees
on from iiie's withered bower,
In stifl communion with the past turn
And muse ont the only flower 9cst
In memory's,un.
And, when the evening pale,
Bows like a mourner on the dim blue wave,
stay 10 hear the night winds wall
Around thy grave.
Where is thy spirit Aowns
lgaze above--thy look is imaged there;
N listen, and thy gentle tone.
Is on the air.
Oh, come---whilst here press m
My brow upon thy graye-and in those mild
And thrilling tones OF Tenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child,
And or thy urn--rcligi0ns hottest shrine
Oh, give his spirit undecided
To blend with thine
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-21

pRIzn CoSuYpRuas.--We fluid the following
Indications Of total depayity still existing in our
city and cannot but sigh from pity as We view
them. What can DO said of man who will perpe.
tratc the following
Why is the Kunkel Opera Troupe the most won.
dcrlul company in the worldy
Answer" Because they can boast Of living
Lear (Lehr) the great Shaksperean character also
1dam who is the first Of singers, as he was the
.Grst Of men; they have Ford which, unlike Jor-
dan, is n smooth "road to travel" Those who seek
amusement at their concerts viii be delighted with
tbcir Search, and find the dancing done up per-
fccuy Broom /; and like our country's flag, which,
though striped is the emblem of American honor,
their leader George Kunkel although very Base,
is true model Of the american gentleman
Well We were Obliged to stop for want of
breath. We felt weak after that, cruel weak. ;"
Was Lear Shaksperean characterg We thought
lie was the principal person in the glowing history
yclept "Sinbad the sailor" We may be wrong
And what can the author mean by the rest Of the
swery We think he would enlighten US, II he were
able, but he was takeu in his diabolical attempt
and incarcerated Solitary confinement, with tho
Iixarios of bread and water will, undoubtedly, sof
ten his blood-thirsty nature, and cause him to sim
ccrclyrepent Of this inhuman and scandalous out
rage. He is yet, however, perfectly hardened,
though we trust he win be brought to consider the
duties he owes TO society.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-21

N W. HKONfNxNG. Merchant Taifor,
~ under The United States Hote, would respeet
fully inform his customsrs aud the public generally
that he has Just received asw Ball aud Winter Goods
In UeNsysxisty, sach = Cloths esssimesss, and Yes
thRp of the latest importation ard is prepared 70
have them mads up at the shortest notice. IN the naoa
fashionable manner, and II low rates Of prices.
Having msds arrangements 70 90 into the Ready
Made Clothing Busineess" extensively this season, he
feels confident that he offer 10 those wishing 10
purchase stock Of Clothing not inferior 70 any in
this city, and not made up at the North as Is usually
tile case with work sold here but cut In his own es
tablishment and made by own needy citizens, IN
this dull season. at low rates Of prices Heis enabled,
therefore, to compete with northern work In point Of
prices, and as 10 quality and style be viii leave for
those who favor him with call TO judge.
lie can sell whole suits (coat pants, and vest at the
following rates: 0i4 w iill +.
Good suit for business purposes out of cloth or cass
mere, for the small sum of............,...,.& 15
Dress and Frock Coats from. SO 90 to $40
Oyercoats Of different styles. ~ 90 to %
Black and Fancy Pantaloons.. ..... ~ 90 70 10
Silk and Velvet Vests. ,.,...... 0Q 70 ~
This stock of Clothing Is OF a superior quality, and
has been made up since he received the Fall and Win
ter Fashions. la gih g3ff tia.at SIN e94
He keeps constantly ON hand large assortment Of
Fancy Articles, sucha Gloves, Cravats, Collars, Um
brelas, DC ,ft \. y.. t 49, ~ ELI. Z n
Sole Agent for the sale Of SCOTS Report Of Fashions
in this city. nov 27-dtjan.l
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Corner ~ n AID 9Th strss, ~s~v ~ Pste~< QEss
TuyO whom was awarded the fret dtplo-
III ma at the great exhibition Of tho MecbanicS
Institute would again call the attention Of the pub
lie 10 his beautiful stock Of foreign and domessis
sweetmeats - sss,ta,a 4 s.
Manufacturing bis confectionares at the establish
ment, all who favor him with call can rely ON get
ting prime article at all times.
fhe most particular attention paid to furnishing
balls, parties, and weddings. He will also keep ON
hand and make TO order at all times 4.
Roman Ices, Ice Cream
Chariot Ruse, Frozen Fruit
Water Ices, Blanc Mango
Jellys, and Pyramids
Ofeyery style for table ornaments.
Leave your orders at the welLtried store, where
they win receive prompt attention.
dec 12-eolm M
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ITyHE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR


II the Advancement Of Education, win hold Its
fourth annual session In the new and beautiful Lee
ture room Of the Smithsonian Institution, during the
interval between Christmas and New Years Day, be-
ginning on Tuesday, December 28th inst.
A large number Of the distinguished educators Of
country, and leading friends Of education
pected TO be present from whom there will be many
valuable lectures and educational papers, which will
be followed by interesting discussions.
The occasion will offer TO the citizens Of Washing
ton a rare and rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers Of our government, members of Con-
gress and al the citizens earnestly requested 70
make their arrangements to attend, and their in
huence 10 induce their friends from abroad to attend
II any Of our libcral-minded citizens offer free
entertainment TO delegates, or make any contribu-
tons for that purpose they are requested to send In
their names, residence and the number they can ac-
commodate, TO any of the following gentlemen.
The time is ut hand, and whatever is done must be
done quickly.
In the First ward, G. y. Abbot, ESQ., and Rev. G. A.
Davis at se y4E.3t{ @s
Second ward, Prof. J. Henry and 2. Richards.
I 4" Third ward p. Force, ESQ., v. Harbaugh, Esq,
III and Silas Hill, Esq. @ It
/" Fourth ward j. w. Maury, Esq, Rev. g. w.
Samson and Rev. b. Sunderland.
I" Fifth ward, d. D. French, Esq, and Prof A.
ID. Bache t
Z" Sixth ward, B. B. French, ESD, and o. c.
Wight Esq es
:. Seventh ward, S. York At Lee, Esq, o. G.
Wight, Esq. and w. b Randolph, Esq
* Y. RICHARDS,
Secretary Local Committee.
Z WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1854. dec 9--1w
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! COALi--COALi-COALI

- sets 10, The subscribers keep constantly large
supply Of all the different kinds Of Coal brought 70
this market, and in sizes to suit all purposes for
which 1t il used A deduction made when delivered
directly from vessels while discharging their car
goes
Will be ut the wharf, in few days, load Of red
ash, stove or range Cosl--one Of whto-ash egg and
one Of red-ash egg CRATE size; all Of superior
quality .'1 tg
u.s. BY fair dealing we hope 70 meet . liberal pat
ronage ff w. T. WATERS 4 CO., d
Office, corner Of eth and @ streets.
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STORE FOR RENT ON SEVENTH 81
- The large Store on tbs coSner OF seventh and
streets, Is FOR rent The store alone 81 stors and
dwelling above viii he rented. This i one Of the
best stands fbr business Seventh street. and Il al
ready shelyed, with counters complete.
Inquire Of R0THWELL& BROWN, Louisiana
avenue, oppcsits Bank Of Washington. r
dec God III
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FIRST OF JANUARY. 'SS.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!

SHALL opon, ON the Ixth and 18th Of
y Dsseubsr, the frst large inFoios of nav styles
Of Diamond aud other Jcweiry, enameied and plain
ladies Watches and Trinkeis. hncy Siiye-ware; Gard
Receivers, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Vases,
Figures bronze BISCUIT and China mantle and table
Ornaments, Fans, Card-cases, Port Monnaes Dresden
China-ware, etc, and variety OF NICK NACkS,
suitable for holiday gifts. A~
The goods win 81 arranged on the l4tl of Decem-
ber or inspection and the public Is invited TO call
Politeness and ciyility Will be extended TO ALL,
whether purchasers or not
ii. SEMKsN, JeweIer,
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
formerly Warmer Il Semken.
dec a--dfIAi ian IN ---- n. ---u-
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An Alphabet OF NIaxims.

A wounded reputation is seldom cured
Better TO live well than long.
Command your temper, lest it command you.
DO good ifyou expect to receive any,
Example teaches more than precept.
Fortitudc without wisdom Is but rashness.
Good intentions will not justify evil actions. \
TASTY resolutions seldom speed we'll
Idlcncss is the parent Of want and shame
Judge not Of men or things ut first sight.
Keep good company, and be one Of the number
Learn to live as you would wish to die.
Man proposes, but God disposcs.
Never sport with pain or poverty.
One bad example spoils many good precepts.
Prayer prevails against temptation.
Quick believers need broad shoulders.
Rebuke with soft words and hard arguments.
Seek not after the failings Of others.
The glory of a good man is good conscience.
unkind expressions wound sensitive minds.
Vanity renders beauty contemplate.
Wisdom without justice is but craftiness.
Yielding tenipcrs pacify resentments.
Zeal should be tempered with prudence
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In all, sol Prizes, amounting TO-. 100000
Tickets sl0--Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Every Prize drawn nj each drawing.
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
Sign Of the Bronze Lions.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama nov 18--d&w1y
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-21
HENRY,S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
HnERFECTIY vegetable in Its compost.

HENRY,s INvIGORATING CORDIAL,
pERFECTLY vegetable In its compost;
Lassitude, General Prostitution Snggishness Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia. Excitement, RestIessness Sleep
lessness Confusion Of Ideas, Melancholy Incapacity
for Study or BUSINESS Dislike Of Society, &c.
HENKY'S INVIGoRATING CORDIAL win in
crease and restore the appetite strengthen the ema-
ciated renew the health Of those who have destroyed
il by sensual excuses evil practices, induce con-
tinla cheerfulncss and equanimity Of spirits and
prolong life. WI. N
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptive habits
are restored BY the use Of bottle or two to bloom
siclly color to a beautiful forid complexion.
Price - per bottle; three for $5i six for %.
Sole proprietor, s. y COHEN, X
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale BY Druggists generally, and BY
w III. GILLIAN,
G. SToTT, q Co., IIz,.1;,1,o, .;,,,
DANIEL b. CLARKE, "N's'O'' wy
G. e. DAVIS,
PEEL Il STEVENS,
J. II. PIERPoST, : Atefdadiia, Va.
u. O. MAJOR
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