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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

X lie IRA OF GOODWIN i uUlPnlEv5 IS THIS
4 day dissolved By mutual conseot Tns bud,su win
b oniAusd b. D. 9 0cdwin, he. l07 Crosby street
ID 0ODWtN
Nov 7ora. Suss IA. 1854 VIZ HUMPaHEYs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

TINTED sTArIs NAIL LINE TOR oALIroRNIA,
Isthmps crossed In sx hosrsTussdAy, June 10 1t two
o'clock r NJ on pier loot Of Warren street North river.
v. Zen, U. r. Commander to connect at Panama with
8. we'll knovk superior Steamship Taroush
tickets 81 line BE- secured ct the following
very chssp ratssrrss cabin STATE room berth
second oaha saloon open bsh Including Mnkley entire
trsndt ticket Above $50 storage bsr including the
xArOsd ticket present terminus within 70 hours
vak .td. 70 Panama. s Ihs aeeSnmeSaeoss for pss
ConpAnss and parties about TO visit Ca
lfornfA invited TO call Andexamne for themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

IA fasiA Profssser u Autograph reading Of cAaxa
ter BY Individually haud writing sad sViritasl wtu
ensn . haad writing, ssnd TO apy person full dsii.ss
siss Adsssnpton Of the they love will axry a.
dress, post paid. MADAME vILlErTxy Bread way Pea
once New York 1hoss living out OF The city saf6A
Transmits through the mall and VIII be Answsxsd n -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

AMUYUMEuxD.
BR4.DwAB ss "A. :, = .A.s.4tL soA'
Saturday ''''l:N y SslIdi Z, pl + BSISs.sa
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sW4S.nsss,sca..,s. ...,s4IA1.s. saeADwAY. Mar
&C., ..:ss I'M ss IL !: ''
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Sssssssss :i:i si Bs ass:s
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Tsss: sp:s 81 % s:s.:.:: :. :,s.ssl:
aiorSSSsD c R ssis:is fss s.:ss S...s.r
yis TOYS CABIN
George Chrtssy
di.y ~: ta:x. q. Sc is:s s1s!::
: ..s... vs e sss!s sS., I. E.
ssIs Va ss.s wSsS ais.s:: ian No q
''A'' no wan 'p 2so. sSdisy cHSsffY
WxLLAcEs THzATRE-ExTRA ADvERrIsHxENr.
LAST siSH i1 sSs6 SG season.
NJ bisssS:. H. w:ls.s ii. reynolds. .''''1
Hrs. Conway wiz; ssd Mrs.. Blake
ga as ~. USED Up.
ssssAy; ;y5s iSssSases N;ss s':''''''
Great BIN. with All the Talent Of the Company.
CHANCE OF NANAaEMENT-THE THEATRE OF
H.rs 1ssr1is hISwn q the nsroposap formerly ma
FG1y6e win hSrsssr sCnduss 4 me s.sss
whom AL communications must be addressed future:
Via nLEo y. IVA.
THE YOUTHFUL WONDER LITTLE CoRDELIA
S On sonaS S'
tho great
DoNSETTls ACTING xoNKEys AND cHExIoAL
the Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway. more agreeable
=.
RE.oPENINe OF THE LATE AMERICAN ART
gsSs f1Hss e nS9iSS picrusrs
Of the great , xTsfiG t1s INDEPENDENCE
with an in.ers:as and highly Instructive iso.ure Also
several admired
Ss: si 81 X e Vocalist
Doors open At ~; curtain rises At o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

CUNDAY IxcUssroN TO HAvERsTRAw AND SING
Sing landing .. Yenkers Hastings Dobts Ferry, aud
Isrrytown touoaing - Amos :s'sst each new
the foot OF lay street Sunday morning. at o'clock
for the above landings Returning Will leave HsverstrAw
1t O'Clock p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BAaKs.-TaE
u steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, will make
every day in the week except Saturday having foot
Of franklin street at O'Clock; Amos street 7M Spring
81; South Third street, Williamsburg 81; Pier No.
O'Clock -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
A1nLLINERY AND DREssMAKMC.

CTRAW GOODS AT HALF PRICE-BEING DEsIROUa
~ OF ehecttng total clearance in his dspartrnon6
ths has unlimited his entire stock
sts ldes and misses Leshorn Dunssable fancy see
GEO ByLPIN, ssl Brosaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

JNADAwANUCK HOUSE. srONTN0TOR, COHH.-
w This establishment, having been put In sonpss4e
repair VIII BE- open for the reception q Scsss ths ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

A .SSIGNEE'S SALE.-THE lNTIRE STOCK AND
0pses o. me rsta fancy ana variety store
and many instances less in order to the same
Into cash - soon possible tho late proprietor has
made an Of the same fer the benefit his credit
tors This 10 opportunity for desirng to
purchase we'll selected stock Of fancy goods en-
te together with the lease Of good stand for the business
viii please present their claims to the subscriber his
49, WiNcHEsTER BRITTON As.enea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

r W. SONERINDYKE, AUTHORIZATIONS 10
Centre street, Of Frankn.-Mortgage sale o.
sslocn q the Hippodroms between Twsa
at l0k O'Clock Furniture and fixtures g!ssswsre conn
ters oclob, awning tcost $685. tables chairs carpets
signs, o. ockeFy etove, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

TxCURsIORS TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY,
~ except Saturday; fare, % csnts each way-The sea
s.eamsr bua,le csp.; smith, viii leave Amos street
str eet 81 pier No North river NJ and returning
by 5P NJ Fishing tackle aud refreshments provided on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
n. H NAOO4A
Il. SINTZENICH..
w. X. BRE WSTER.

A UC7ION NOECE - FANCY FOWLS. PETER
Parks will SELL Saturday, June H. At l0< O'Clock,
Ut the auction store No 70 Nassau street. choice
Ten q ShsnSh. Boitsn gray ohstagons mottls China,
PETER PARKS. Auctiones 81, 70 NASSAU street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
POST OFFICE NOTICES,

sI)OST OFFICE, NEW YORK.-NOTfCE THE NAILS
for Europe, via Southam Bremen viii cIose
this Office this day, at II u O'Clock A. M.
ISAAC w. FOWLER, Postmaster..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
EXCURSIONS.

ExCURsION TO COEEY IsLAND.-THE NEW AND
~ splendid steamer NORWALK, Captain A. HITCHCOCK.
ovp-Iesye New York foot o. Spring street ~ 4.
l2k and 81 p. NJ; pier No. N R., ct 10 A. n. And4 Il
Coney Island at II A. n, and 6l r Handins at Fort
Hamilton each Fare TO- Fort Hamilton or Coaey 10
chiIdrAn. ]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
" assortment suitable for shppng families hotels and
comprising variety Of styles Of white stonevars
~ r s1Ss
DEsKs. DESKS DEsks-DoUBLx AND SINGLE
desks Of every variety from IS to 500 once chairs and
niigIs store No IS Ann street Desks for banks and ocs
INT 4LAvRRs. MANUFACTURERS OF WROUGHT
~ and cast iron railing q every description grating shut
&
EST sa ssSs .sss and promptly executed
IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GRNrLEMEN.-PER
md aia' r. ssf s. H
ard finding store 1872 Grand street between Mulberry and
INDIA TwINE.-7oo BALES, IN STORE AND TO AR.
iSE As ~ s
costly this time al the lsgitimass FRENCH
9Ter1 a5s run ont osths by aiate arrival
value vrsssSs Paris nodes
OPIRA GLASSES. sPEcTAcLEs. AND OPTICAL
en-: q: ssssnsiSn :, pubic e AZ superior
their nigh p0ns5n .na tIas ground predues
I ssIss sfs =
DETER W. LoNGsLEY-PRoPERTY AT RfcHF0RD,
ocs and a. Futon .sess Ss1
depot. '"'A'' '-'''' ''' Wv Hill i'll CO.
PRENIUM sPIcED BEEF AND HAMS FOR SALE
Ho1 20 3 III q haa.7 - kadss
spiced Ss and hams l. now in shs city, snd ohsrs
.;;;{ iss: I'ssls CT iS Ssss:
general agent, CrystaI !slsee sss g ~
1ss'ssiy
beef s sss
y sssossS FOR fs%ss and peculiarly sdspssd fSr p4F;:
ready make contracts With proPrstos hote, ships
e Ga usa p sn s4y
beef can 30 seen & Hsssrs Browns: Maiden lane
such
DIsToLs AND PERCUSSION CAPS, BRASS BAR
Is % cent: per I.5 ;P and ribbed
srsiss Also gun ns.ssi.s sunnstsrs Of .ii kinds:
81 Fulton q "a :s
STAnxERINe.-RoBERT BATES, INVENTOR AND
passss q appliances ;; for The removal Of thi defect
II sGs III s. q "
s.x: sh:
publicly privately IL has done in Phu.dsiphi. 70
sh
ne:
ths GrSH For further inquire Of PHbEsT
ps.. os. S Reass i fsoS a. S" W ~ '
WANTED.-NovELs PLAYS, PAMPHLETS, OR
On ssss 3Is'
ana Grand psn ay
EXCURSIONS.
TO Hnx
win make three EXCURSIONS daily 70 C0nsy Island S9
SsssS i:l:na = Il A. T. .nasS 3 SMi.aains !. iG:.
issd ana back q New fsri Is osas No half piss
ExcUas1oRs TO THE yIsHINo BANKS DAILY.
steamer Ru.is csp Smith viii issvs Amos street
sT T. Fishing s.osis aud ssi;ssSasas: provided
II steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, viii make
81 dy IN the yssk except ss fGS
F Saa nsSS%s street s.
GRAND PICNIC AND CoTrLLoN EXCURSION To
VI Rookland LskeIn aid Of school bouse sttached
Ssa:s ssr
sS: s Nth III sws ssSs
viii also DO attendance Tickets 50 bad
thoo stores and the differ, ut lsndings the
morning Of The amboat America will leave
the fod Of Fouiteepth street East rve at 81 O'Clock
Droome street az o'clock; pier No North iives s:7
YIN FLANNELLY Chsirmsn.
TIMOTHY 8. FLArTELLy. secretary.
REV. Tuos MARTIN. Treasurer.
cUNDAY EXCURSION TO HAvERsrRAw AND SING
Sing LANDING q. Yenksrs Hastings pobes Fesry, sod
and splendid steAm cat ELECTA Capt Q. Beitby, viii
leave the foot OF Jay street Sunday morning. ut O'clock
for the above landings Returning will leave Hsvertrsw
1t o'clock p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

MADAME DEACON. NOS. S. 10 AND72UNI0E PLACE
~ nssr ths Ci,IeIaonLhr. Deacon, nas - ~.
senlsman prepa,ed to rsse.s families or strssesU
Writing the city for the The appointments q H.
house are ynsurpasssd end its situation IN the mde
aowsrs and shrubbsry and % iss from tns str e =
and railroad routes being unique for the city and -
resembling the country mAkes for persons Of tassS
ost desirable residence for long or short period
NEW ROCHELLE PAvILION-THIs ESTABLISH.
IN mont 10 ready for the reception Of guests FAat-
Facilities by Now Haven railroad By steamboat fre1
MI JAWS At The Paviion or . West EshsssSsh ssrs
Fifth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

DOCKAWAY.-THE HOTEL IS NOW OPEN PAR
III requiring o,ttages would do we MA
the house bsfcrs engaging them Cars from South Hry,
Brooklyn, IT 10 A. T., and y before 4, and r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

NROCKERY AND GLASSWARE-AN EXTENSIVE
assortment suitable for shiPpng families hotels and
and fancy patterns for fale reasonable terms BY
HENRY STEVENSON, N0 Pearl street, next to o.
Eult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

TAX cOMNIssIc NE4y QFyI0x, NEW YORK, Nat
lsoA Notics = Tax rayses esssssMsst Eol!s
Of ehs ssvsxal Waxds q tne city sad county Of NEW Yek
WI - opsa - sxanAeeeA SaA Fsyisw Hsn SsssrlSS,
the sn az + sssa s:.ssg tie IA cay e Js
ins the ssssesa! 20. s.srsqssstsd Z. rake ipsessiSs
70 the undersigned 81 thef once Me- - Chsnhsre strsA
bsssmsst q - ssy Csus bstwssn the honrs ofS A.
S;S: SSSs4szR. {r.. cenal..e.'..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

rIADAN MORROW WILL MAXI MATRTCoNY DA9a.
ssjoy the ersst.t AapPnsss u nat!insaal is; eoAV
shoy yos nssns.s nns se;sns 1870
nluniAat. tssfSy iavehias TIE pow:rs q her wenxs
In lurops. She viii ten your very thouShse ~ nseea
street. Ssawssa CAAAsA and Columbia. 0saslsasa nst -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

DEQUOT HOUSE, NEW LONDON, CONN.-THx Pr
quot House will be recpsned for the season The I6th
June eoA Tbs house he. only been built two ysar snA
Watering place. It. has received Numerous additions sad
improvements and is furnshsd
style unsurpassed By dmiar institution In New kag-
euests OF the hotel the roprstors aaI
supsrntsndsn and every facility afforded for 6shiag
and three times day to sad nom Boston. NEW
TX miles running TO the hotel every hour Ia the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

Ucos sALr -osy o. 1HK aHsf BKRrHs ON srEAKKR
PseiSo, 70 San AL iast. ARpJ - - erss4ra1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

GRAND PICNIC AND .COTrLLON EXCURSION TO
st. Bridget's Church, avenue and Eighth street
Monday, June 10 1854 The lasgs and commodious steam
chartered for the occasion. Msnahan's Quadre Band
will also DO in attendance 80 ccnssoh can be bad
hoo book stores and At the difer ut lsndnss on the
morning Of excursion The amboat America will leave
the fod Of -Four street East rvee at 81 O'Clock
Droomo street att o'clock; pier No g. North ive ss7
YIN FLANNELLY. Chsrmsn.
TIMOTHY 8. FLArFELLy. secretary
IIIn NARrIu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
MATWIMONIAL.

A GlN1LEMAN or WEALTH WISHES TO MARRy.
"A The lady pofssss wealth and qualities enleu-
la "a 20 render msrfi,d happy None sincere saA
rs peetabls ladies nssa eddisss Ausustus Rehardvls
Ry eklyn once To such resxsnee will b rSeurao4
" rpvs the advsrtssr's rsspsctabilty, 10. .-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
Fl nUIHIMnN.,BAUMERs' HOTEL, CORNER HupsCn
3 1Itso.S bese fTsAA0x

HY1E rAKK, BLOoMINGDALE R0AD.-THIs No.
.hs sad feE n:
conduct this beautiful retreat that plooao
the most fasdious and Asking trial from the publie
MODEM BROTHkR. Proprio4oG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

M EW SCKEW STGAMHHIP TO SAIL BETWEEN NEW
nsy screw CLYDE 100 tons and $50
sail Sndsr. Prom New York Thursday ed June q Il
o'clock noon Rates Of pAsass tswa.d: fees included
third oss. VIII be taken and supplied with good
cured sui paid for This built and lifted out
expressly Tor the trade the most principles
rsncsa SURGEON. For issisAs cs Rsss:Es apply 20
Nonsy orders granted on GLASGOW a sum- Of one pound
sterling and upwards, payable ON demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

WANTED = IMMEDIATELY. SIX OR SEVEN IA
" Tented and cxperenced Performers, to join Eta
plan band 70 visit The West Indies and South An erica
tien with the best city security. For apply "a
WIN. B. DONALDSON, agent corner BroadWaj and 49,
street, from to 10 O'Clock p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

IA this day, at l0H o'clock at No 10 North William
street the contents Of boarding house. viz twenty fea
bureaus chairs tables: A. Afro. twenty barrels picked
the last sale also twenty dozen brandy wne &C. Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

VETERANS or THE War OF 1917 WILL MEET AT
bssdqrsrtsrc "a Aspenard street., on Monday next,
csmmsnsrats the q shs eaxsAion var Of
1872 By order. AN. oNHe. MAJOR comaandins.-
WANrID-TM NUNBnRs OF Tu1 DAILY nan AID
w from yuAs 30 l8l0 70 Jane 1880 or any portion Of
q sns vsaS: Bousd App Z. i M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

nESKS, DESKS, DESKS.-DOUBLI AND SINGLE
- counting house desks from three to eight feet ONCE
desks q every variety from to 500 once chairs and
hoes office tables from three feet the
niiure store No IS Ann Desks banks and
m O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17
HOTELS.

HOTEL On THE EUROPEAN PLAN, .759 BROAD
ments for gvisg meals week or plate rsspsotir
informs all want Of neatly furnished I'd Ct they
nov be obtained for families individuals from 81 30 g
$50 per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

Deepening OF THE LATE AMERICAN ART
III UNION ROOMS 493 BROADWAY.
WATERBURYS LlFE.LIKE MOVING PICTURES
AMSkICAN INDEPENDENCE,
with interesting and highly instructive lecture Also,
several I'D mired
Ballads bya... Celebrated Vocalist
Once open for sale Of tickets from "A M. to m.
Doors open 1T IA curtain rises At s O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

howard ATHEEEUM BOSTON.-HENRY WILL
lard, Lessse.-Ladies and gentlemen of
talent wishing for tho fall x ple
PARSLOE. Eco, agent, At Burton's Theatre NeV YORK
Stars will be received upon mutually tsrs
HARRY ERTfNGK Stage Manacoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

Ecs sfSEMscfF S56. ccvyrsp sEAss xkM sF14E.
S - y az: s;; ~ .s E:
49,. - :. IIDnIwAE 0oL.fLn g XSjI:EsN
1919 2s!ssss Sl = ss E siss M ~ ~
Jsly 1870 sssss ~, sn H. 49, ~: =: ss
EofscsZ'9. eonssay.aes q tks 80 azVssos, = ths
6sca.s.st t6 isS ssiss Sssss ~ SlSass q Js1y,
WI - ei0 IN Ne Asss ssba ssd 0Vsia ssSiS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

DETER W. LONGSLEY.-PROPERTY AT RfCHFORD,
1iogs County. All about it at 81 Sixth avenue, Real
ks ate and Intelligence ONCE and ut 1 Futon Bay
state HOTEL Two small farms wanted the city and
three farms for sale twenty miles from the csy
depot. HILL co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22

Tag EloTELs.-The Times attributes the closing
b Tie McLure House TO other causes than the ex-
dfnate tax attempted to be imposed upon it. 1t
sFs worse than folly to discuss his objections to
I4i hotel who believes, or seems to believe that
sHsEeing community wish nothing better than a
|tse horse tavern" But does any rational per-
suppose that the Mcclure House could pay
10 license, or the Sprigg House $500; or the
q hotels $1,000, or that they wilLpay ii? 1t is
sthat the people instructed the Council 10 lev,
5taA The vote was simply against the grant
Of license Tor The sale of liquors, aud when the
sac refused to grant such licanse it did all that
sEequired Of it by that vote. AS matter OF
1aple. the Times man, who, we believe, wasthe
llHator Of this beautiful tax, abused and insult
lie instruction of the people when he placed q
|Lae Of dollars and cents upon 1t. and proposed
ie thousand dollars. or three millions of dollars
The price for the privilege of UiOlatimgit. But.
she says in his Tyler letter. we presume he "took
s Liberty Of yetoing public opinion.''
IL the question were to-day quito the-voters
Asthst the city should lose The revenue Arising
IN the sale of liquors, as she is now losing it,
0u'0iinnlshlng either the sale or use oEllqnors;
whether the hotels should have license OF shut
without it-apd these are the only forms whict.
tStestiOn can now assume, the result would be
Etdst=nt from that of the last election. We're
4Aat the Prohibition was in any way interfered
iOt we should like to have seen it fairly
al We should like 10 have seen, for in
et' whether there is any law human or divine
an prevent Wharton from drinking whisky.
itiak there is not.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
Hip Disease--Lameness Cursd--EEampton,s Veg
eta6le 1'imcture. -

. WASHINGTON, March 10, 1854. S.
Messrs. Mortimer &c Mowbray-Dear Sirs :-Ry little
girl contracted ancncsS and began to one side
during The early part OF last summer, but thought It was
ON habit she had acquired OF standing the le foot
was unwilling TO believe until so crooked up
That was quite rnIed. In took her to one
OF the best physicians in city. said that her spine
was affected, ana prescribed accordingly Tie medicine
ease and said She would probably be lame Life. then
made use OF much advertised and celebrated Iininemt
which said beneficial in such cases ami ennfn
ned IL until the 10Th of February; t Tor
Hartshoin Imminent, which used until the 1th Her
suie becoming more acute, returned again 10 the
first mentioned tnimeI, hut she still continued to grow
Intense SUFFERING then bought bottle OF Hampto's
Vegetable Iincture and the third day alter she begun
10 use II she could straisten herself up
support The little creature oyerioyej that size
threw her hands her head eXcIa med tOl zee
can stand by myself" She lad been able to 81 and
aS straight FOR two OF three months before lust one
month since she commenced using the TnctLrc ana ean
now walk well before taken sick.-' = -
Respectfully, H.. w. FRANKLAND.s
Pennsylvania Av. near Geo. getowm bridge
-z s=.. &. 4sI SOC. 5TpdShitgtoii, D. C.. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
HEALTH RESTORED.

Cure Of Nervous Deb'Hty, Lungs, Src.-Ontrnrd
mGrchcf Hamptom's Vegetable I'incturc.
lBAL1IMonH, March 81, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer 4 Nov brpyi .eitIeIncl: wish to
iMio you OF the benefit have der We from the use of
DIR hamptons Vegetable Tinclure. -
Frommy earliest recoiections, scarcely enjo, ed
treatment OF the most sIillIu physcias this CITY, My
disease was pronounced by them complaint dys
Iesl, with an affection OF The and lungs de-
rived very little IL any benefit from their treatment.
also tried various remedies all highly rec to
good effect. My health continued 10 tail until Seplem
Der last, when my mind became iously affected; my
memory aie great weakness, Iunting iits and could
not eat without great pain, until life
was entirely useless 10 family. Just about this tine
u friend procured for bottle OF this valuable Tine
tue i had most powerful effect upon me- in The res
orGtton OF Iy heut anu Alternating Til ce bottles
10 my great joy say Leath isperiecy restored
appetite good and NOW enjoy hotter health than ever
have al previous time during my whole ite ali OF
de Gu medicine. ~
Yours, truly, MARY A. RIGGS.
279S. Paca street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
,xo,urE R.voLusloxARYS oLDlEn GONE 10 swe

AsOruEE RsvoLuFloNARY SOLDIER GONE TO swell
tIe list in the spirit land oLthose noble men. who
voluntarily barred their breasts to the storm, in
OtJer that thet descendants might enjoy the poit-
ical sad religious freedom denied to themselves.
I'VE refer to the death of John Stoyer. who de-
,arel this life at his residence in the neighbor-
God Of Frostburg on the Sth instant in the 93d
sasOf his age. He participated actively in the
evolutionary contest, aud was tile only remain
g survivor of that war in this country. He was
e last of the cold guard" and like those who
ii gone before HIM, was much venerated. Re-
isseat in prGee.-- Gum. Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22

f.r RIVER is now at fine nuvigable stage
sst-aud business at the wharf is very brisk.
=. fne Union Line steamer Baltimore, Cap
!, Glars. arrived hom Louisville yesterday
.z.ing. having male fine trip. She beat the
z.,5ursh packet Buckeye State seven hours and
ftt.nne minutes. although she started forty. five
srn,es behind the latter.
The Virginia left last evening with heavy car
. and large list of passengers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

ArRlL ls.-2664 beeves. 1927 COWS and calves.
aud zoos sheep were offered. Notwithstanding The
severity OF the weather there was far show OF
cattle at the yards. Demand good, prices oretty
stiff Market in great degree recovered from The
depression of last week. Beef SSal0; Cows and
Calves 30a45; Veal Calves 4a6,5o Sheen 4as;
swine, gross weight at 5,25a5 so; extra quality II
lOal2; 200 beeNeS unSnld
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
CINCINNATI MARKEr

ArRlL 2l.-FIour has declined and is duh al
$50. Whisky 204. Lard. 1000 kegs IN lois
sold al 81, other articles fiat. Sugar 3ia5. Mo-
iasses 2On2l, other articles unchanged
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22

Zen OF 1nG oAKLAsp TRAcEDv-The Grand
.rof the present term of Court refused 10 find
iii sgainst Cornelius Johnson, charged will
!. Killing of DR.. Conn, at Oakland. on the 10Th
,sf February last. The witnesses in the case
- discharged from further attendance, and
L..,,o.s hail returned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE.sIARKEr

Arm 1s.-During the past week The offerings
,f beef cattle amounted TO 1000 head. 500 head
driven TO the New York market. Sold from 10
1850 per 100 lbs; Cows and calves sold at 25 10 40;
Feeders Is to 20; Sheep $50 TO 6,25 per 100 lbs.
live weight. Hogs good supply at 6,25a675 per 100
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKRr

PnLADELPnllA, April 2lst.-Thc inspections OF
-four this wsek have been 10000 barrels, against
l1'oO0 last week. The foreign news has MT ef-
fected the prices, Fin consequence of the short
supply.