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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06


~: ASass,ssis1s:Z mencing Monday, Nov. 6, 1854.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at 4 and $40 A. Nj. (32O Elk 400,
and I'll, Ex.) P. NJ.
Millbury $40 am. s45p. m,
Milford at Z, 9.25 4IO
" Fram'm at 1855, 1925 (4O5 Ex)
400, (11.45 EN- m.
Saxonville at ITO 4I5
" Newton, $40, *745 1920 wv TRY Q, *IO5O wv,
IT,, a. M; 1.5O, *3.4S, AS, 5.25, wv. Tr) sl5f
p.
Brookline, $50, 7sO, s,15, s.45,1Oa NJ 1.8O, Q,
81 st, 81, and 9, p. m.
!" Needham Plain, and St, ami Ii and 455 pm.
w. Newton station.
saturday nights at $50 (instead of S.15)
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows;
For Worcester at 7.30 (and Ex.) a. M, 2, "a Ex)
and P. NJ.
Mbury at 7.30a am 500 n M
e Milford at 7.30 a. m. O. 500
birmingham at 7.So, 10 Ex.l a. m, q a Ex)5@
Saxonvlle AT 0.15a.m SIS n. m.
Newton, 7.30, (W. Tr.) s, and 9.15 a. M 1890 200
(W. Tr.,) 3, SIS, $50, and 9.15* p. m.
Brookline, 7, $50, 905, aud IL NJ. 1245 $50 $780,
505, 6, 7, and $50 p.
Charles River Branch, I, a. m. IL; $50, pm
OF Express Trains stop only at birmingham
Saturday nights at 10 Qnstead of 0.15)
g. TWICHELL, Sup't
Boston, Nov. 1854. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06

REGULAR COMMUNE.
- n CATION of Morn ins Star Lodge, will ~
X x be holden at Masonic Hail. Waldo Block, M
Main Street, TUESDAY Evening" Nov.
= 1854 at 81 O'clock Brethren invited to be present
Worcester, Nov. 6, 1854. dot
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AGENTS OF TOWNS AND CITIES.

BY order of the County Commissioners,
WIN. A. SMITH, Asst Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06

MOONEY TO LOAN! Persons in want ofmoney
4'A on collateral security invited call at this
EAET NURSE.-A healthy woman desires sit
w uation as Wet Nurse VIII go to any part of the
County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06

Commodore Perry was at Macao on
the 9th of August. He Is now ON the way
home, coming overland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06

HOUSE FOR SALE, On Winter near Green
- street-two distinct tenements; only Sl7OO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-06

NNOOD CHOPPERS WANTED-Cou
w slant employment can be had till spring.
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Nuts, and Country Produce, the wen known Store re-
Gently occupied by j. S. Culver No. l6 Fronstree nnder
horticultural Hall. share Of public patronage is soc-
tied CLEMENCE q HUNT
Worcester, Nov. l, 1854 diff ne
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GEWING! SEyVING!!--Persons having nice
- plain sewing do, invited call at this office.
233 Main Street, UP Stairs. 233.
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DY THE DAY OR HOUR-Women can |
LIB had to work by the day or hour.
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BQOARDERS WA NTED-on Pleasant, Maple
AZ southbridge, Salem, Madison and Walnut streets.
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS !-several capable
" Girls, with recommendations be had to do house
work Girls for so cents 75c 81, 81 rs per week.
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A. y. Ware, Proprietor or thc One
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 16s and ITO
Main street, Worcester, would respectfully invite the at
ention ofhis friends customers the public generally
o the immense Stock of
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Nath. Pike. S. Small, call at this ofic
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The Albany Register calculates that
during the past season there were 700 cases of
cholera in that city, of which $50 proved ia
FOL
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233 Main Street, UP Stairs. 233.
TNNO BOOK AGENTS.-we have in press, and
shall publish in December, two works which will
hayesvery large sales One of these is "RUTH HAIL."
novel by Fanny Fern" the most popular Of American
writer's The immense popularity of the celebrated Fern
Leaves by this authoress, which have enjoyed vastly
extensive sale than other collection of detached
pieces published in this language, warrants the
pectation of work Of extraordinary Interest," in this her
first continuous tale. Ruth Hall" will form limo vol
of four FIVE hundred pages, cloth. Retail price,
$1,25.
We have also in press, "71e Life Of Horace Greeley
by James Parton ESD This biography Of this distin-
guished editor politician and reformer is not the partial
work Of prejudced partizan but is full and impartial
following him from childhood through the vicssitudes Of
an evenu life to his present position controller of the
newspaper having the largest circulation Of any 10 the
country The friends and those who are not friends of
MIR Greeley will be interested in the history Of who
has attained SO prominent position. 1t will form vol
ume Of about 450 pages, 1mo, Cloth illustrated. Retail
price, 81 20.
sye sale both these works and invited correspond
with in respect to them we shall offer advantageous
terms. MASON BROTHERS,
nc d3t&w3t 90 Park Row, N. Y.
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

LYING IN BED WITH THE HEAD HIGH.--Ttis often
n question amongst people who arc unscquainted
with the anatomy and physiology Of man. whether
lying with the head exalted. or even with the body,
was the most wholesome Most consulting their own
case on this point, argue in favor of that which
they prefer. Now, although many delight in bol.
stering up their heads at night, and sleep soundly
without injury. yet we declare it to be dangercu,
habit. The vessels through which the blood pass.
es from the heart to the head are always lessoncd
in their cavities when the head is resting in bed
higher than the body therefore in all diseases ut.
tendsd with fever the head should be pretty near
on level with the body and people ought to ao~
custom, themselves to sleep thus to avoid danger
Medical Jcurndi
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER The following
sketch of this distinguished man, who fills 80 i'm.
portant a position in the eyes of Europe, may net
prove uninteresting at The present time -:
Nv mhy soon anticipate some stirring intelligence
from the Baltic fleet under Admiral Napier Tha
mission OF the veteran commander is one Of extra
ordinary Importance, and he is doubtless fully awar,
of the responsibility. Sir Charles Napier has seen
much service. As long ago us 1885. he volunteered
to serve the of the Queen of Portugal a-ainst
the usurpations of Don Miguel, and while in com.
mand Of a little squadron of frigates and corvetts:
he captured far superior force including two Inns
OF battle ships. Of which he was himself among
the first to board. While hanging in the shroud.,
trying to get upon the deck, he was poked at by a
Portuguese pikeman and very nearly lost his hfs
After ginning the dock an officer rushed at him q,
run him through. Sis Charles quietly parred hi.
thrust and very cooy giving his assailant hearty
kick, sent him tumbling down the hatchway Tho
victory which he gained that occasion decided
the destlnics Of Portugal.
ut was during this war that the late Lord VII.
liam Russell hearing that Sir Charles Napier was
in the vicinity Of Valencia went with friend to sea
him, and soon discovered q man dressed in a very
'easy' custume, and accompanied by marine lear.
ing two muskets on his shoulders Well. Napier,'
said be, what are you doing here p I'm gcnC to
trke Valencia, was the reply. Bat said Lord
William Russell Valencia is fortified town, and
IN order to take it you must open trenches mako
approaches, and establish batteries and breuchea,
which things take great deal Of time, and mass
be done according to rule. oh said Sir Charles,
Il have no time tor that | mean to take the town
by letter. He accordingly sent the Governor le.-
ter telling him that it was much better to surren.
der at discretion. The Governor, who was O maa
! ofprudence. surrendered, and Valencia was handed
over to the Queen.
"1he next &, eat occasion on which Sir Charles
Napier took prominent and distinguished part
was the war in Syra. Here, ut the head Of hii
marines and sonle land troops. he stormed and cap
tured Sidon taking three four thousand prisoners
subsequently, he took an active and important part
IN the attack and capture Of Acre. Afterwards
going to Alexandris with portion Of the fleet, ho
persuaded Mehemet Ali to sign convention which
led to the peaceful evacuation Of Syria by tie Egyp.
tian torces--thus saving a vast amount of human
life he result of that compromise is now manifest
in the fact that the troops and ships of Egypt in.
stead Of being engaged formerly in hostile coz.
tict with those OF the Sultan, are now ranged be-
side them, and the Pacha is as well affected to-
wards his sovereign as any other subject in his 10.
minions
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

ECCENTRIC REBUKEs FROM THE PULPIT. Tho
late Rev Rowland Hill was remarkable for his CO.
centric rebukes from the pulpit He once said, oa
observing some persons enter bis chapel TO avoid
the rain that was falling, MANY people are to b,
blamed for making religion CLOAK but | do nc.
think that those are much better who mako it An
uMBRELLAm Again, after receiving some anony.
NOUS letters from some CT his congregation-''lf
you want me to read your anonymous letters you
must inclose f5 note in them for some good Char
ity!n On another occasion II do not wish tho
walls Of separation between different order of Chris
tians to be destroyed, but only LOWERED, tho. we
may shake hands little easier over thnnln
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

PERUVIAN BATHING.-I took Il stroll along the
beach, and was much amused at witnessing tho sin.
gular mode adopted by the ladies for the enjoyment
Of a water excursion The bahing-nen are indiana.
very stout and robust; who, being diyesed every
species of covering except pair Of drawers, takc
to the water, each carrying lady on his shoulders.
| lie men strike ont to swim, and do SO without in
conveniencng the ladies' who float horizon tally on
the surface of the water, In this way they are car
ried for q mile CT more, and appear to enjoy this
novel mode Of locomotion extremely Bonelit,
7rQvelS IN Bol;ria.
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

DEAFNESS. s.--The Perthshire Advertiser reports a
recently discovered mode of conversng with thosa
afflicted with partial Deafness viz; by taking the
individual by the hand, at the same time placing
the two thumbs together Ry this simple process,
the sound is conveyed in more direct manner to
the ear and the person spoken to will hear distinct
~ in tone Of voice several notes lower 1t is also
impo-tand to add that a chain could be formed
upon the same principle, by a number joining hands
in the manner alluded to, when the individual af.
tected will hear in moderate key at either end Of
the chain.
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

DfcEPTloN.-- -Ninctenths orthc alleged inhuman.
ity of mankind is owing to their being deceived
II people are suro Of an accident Or calamity.
crowds hasten to relieve it. By yerscity, we charm
in conversation by sincerity we influence opinion
by trusworthiness we render friends loving and
add to The general confidence of men in men,
and by thus strengthening the foundations of socie
ty, acquire the right of an analogous personal
sense Of worth and frmness. Truth gives senss
of Secnry to the feebcs man, as lying does Of inse
curity to the strongest. The true man has but ons
answer to give to inerrogaors, one story 10 tell
them. one face 10 show them nohoiv's face to fear
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
TO ONE AFFAIR.

BY IRA L. JENKINS.
! felt the warm breath of the Spring
Breathe o'er the frail buds blossoming,
And heard around me, everywhere,
The song birds notes swell on the air,
And saw beneath mellow sky,
Clouds floating of mellow dye,
And welcomed the bland showers Of May,
Yet home was drear, thou vert away.
Then come the Summer and the bloom
OF flowers all laden with perfume
Then golden sunsets flushed the hills,
And starlight sparklcd on the rills,
And brooklets wove drowsy tune
Through meadows famed by winds Of June,
And moonlight tremblcd on the spray,
Yet home was sad, thou vert away.
Now comes the Autumn, and the gale
Sweeps mournfully o'cr hill and dale,
And widely through the forest drear
Scatters the frail leaves dead and sere
While faded is that vcrnal hue
That glorious sp"ing-time did renew,
And nature wears Il sad array,
And homo is drcar, thou art away.
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

WOMEN Us MEN. N.--Women in ali countries are
civil obiging, tender and humane; they are ever
inclined to be gay and cheerful, timorous and pru-
dent, and they do not hesitate like men, to perform
generous action more liable perhaps than men,
but in general more disinterested more vrtuous and
performing more good actions than men, In my
extensive wanderngs in foreign climes, if hungry,
thirsty, wet cold or sick, woman has ever been
friendly 70 sn. = ,st uniformly so.--Ls'ysd.
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

In India when q horse can but will not draw. in.
stead of whipping. spurring or burning him. as is
frequently pracoee in civilized countries they
quietly get rope and attach it to one of his fors
feet and then one or two taking hold of il, ad.
vance few steps ahead Of the horse and pull their
bost. No matter how stubborn the animal mny b.',
few dosg2 ot such treatment III, ,es pesfccs
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-03

ABRUPT AT the time Mir eale was exhibiting
his picture Of the Court of DEATH in Boston he scrt
the Rev DR.. Osgood ticket on which was nscrih.
ed, admit the Bearer to the Court of Death Tho
old gentleman, never having heard of the picture,
was utterly confounded
Il expect to 60 before long" said he, "but was
not prepared for abrupt a summonsn
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g.. The Lutte of Zion,
A COLLECTION Of Sacred Music, designed fur the
IA me VI tie Methodist Eplscop,l Ihpchi tQrsls.ing
~ choite collection o new tunes, with niOsi OF tho OLD
tunes in nniOuu'e tOeether with concise e.eneniarl
sin pGed aud adapted TO the capac ties OF begin
neIs etc etc by Woodbury., autiC. ol The llulel-
6er etc assisted By Rev Maltlson, pastor Of sdii
Johi't Methodist X. huroh, New York
Also, q aslapiy Ol MeihOd hymn books, Caniica Leu
ius Christian Minstrrl, Hayjens sacred Meodeon etc
feeeiVed and IOT sale at the lowest prices BY .tI
y - 7fD1' 9i JOHN 10. THOMPSON,
,.ao ~ No n MontOs st .
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Centre Wheeling

Is turning everything nths way OF Dry GoodS, both
/ lancy and staple, at The vetI veal price, .9 .
We arc now epsIed 10 ShOw i'whS ana baTefs ~ all
their yareiy silks, SalinS, Tissues Susd aud Puid,
r.mhrnlderies, nnnill!as. summer Shawle, &c.
Aso, good aaSOrtnod Of q OVeR, OseT and all 9TH
e. atiCleS Ia or line, TOO hume mentlon,'. n
MOO 5fT raaTl.15 Men NR.% & HRpvFY3
A q lEbi'Sf uLtUAU. LEU,Usys Guw uuu eidlieil Q
r'rs. W, w.. Erl i lc1Il /. NlLpRE IlR'-I
gt.t...4. ,-. Ht To- An; Lhr.o. t.e lt.s1
ID eCeiVinB daily, new atty vi hats aud eaPS, which
HI bniSelniy CheaieI than ever. , = " ~ 2 ,
mIl5 LlnLa 81. ~ d y. w. kItOllltSI AGENT
A n CHI. .P Odvte sHi CUnInlstOn Hielellnl, hlO
on he ard ~ saei i. ~ s.ti ~ tlt- 70
4i husle HOveI seed.
Ii Give him rsullI GggI sg1 .altE s N rfU .YtnTi9
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20 Ct NssiGNsg IS NOTICE .
gl14l u. .al,sc (, ,td 10 tVbletf Is Ltknsb 81 book
u ~ ~ ,t m pihsi ysise 4, eleiebi AollHe 1tit pay
ian, z is5 % he l1r 1rttyiii. they y qasi1hoi
,h5 afdo No lpE We Psle w =
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.l' y ttICSkdGY IMPORTANT, ~
MI ELSONiS Premium Chinese Lusttal Washing Fluid,
IN the Ieateat lmprOvenent yet discovered eavng
labor end exe eise i sns Clothing aud House Ceai
whittier and sOIier han than " beaehed the grass
WARR ED not 10 inure N, fabrC. Every lady uay
satisfy herself on that OlHt By sOanEa pef OF totton
on IleHiH the Rlud full aireHgth for - hOuTa which
wide enrty chow HAT n must DO purely harmless, when
dTae win gallons o. water 70 la'ra pint OF fluid
Tie Chinese washing Fluid Is worth thIce times tue
,ins.s sXpece Which viii buy enough for large iamlly
Yalbhe witch can be done IN OF hours.
Manufactured q sold by The subsorber, who haslatA
lyp,l ohated tho d6htfop Ohio souIyt, Va. f8
tf'-1IItl n .ifrTrs refaT a JAS. MBLLOR,
Auto f5 No 90, Union st. Wheeling. Va.
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THE BEST A. + ID CiEAPESr STOCK
nR Spring Clouds m The CITY Ol heelng mas he louni
NJA tIeniy ., No. 1OJ Main 81
vi ad ance most aitte MY Good SiU "a H. tie city, b.
las seccted aid opening. choice and ee. ait as
'OItnet o. IUOds suitable lOl tie spnls, emhpelng eve
lies sutab ar liiies Esi ieneus OF Infants Wear all
UI Which h ofets at reduced prices Determined to
ier good $40 as any muse the city aud ~ sell
lille cheaper than bU chelpt, reslectuy invites his
fnends anl tie pubio geeisly to call and examine be-
10 IluUlasi elssN e." No trouble TO show goods
md less To AelIlien Call and see at .lI NJ
r. q. ilERTLY'S, Malnsl.
eh2sdif Co,ner Mskrt alley
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.GOC, bottles OF Louden's oeiebraed Family Medi-
.UNIU Cnes. Tile Only agency ln the city ,..,-
These are the best Family medicines now IN use being
Rie and will CUE II used according iOthe diTec
.iinns ~ J. B, yOWBLht e. f.r .r#
ar2S ~ Union sueet, agent.
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Oo.rartne1snIp.

TiiR dnde ilbfd haye lhls day lorned 4 eo.psrier.
shin undet tiie 65ns and kylqolS G, Hater Cos als
fIil leontinte III ftly AID Boat store bush
lifNf'5fI r 10y ilff. a.C.BAKER a
Aaotfl. 14 iiU ratf ssli lf JOHN ll1J4
i9i
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Daguerreotype
DaFuerreotYpeB

M ESSRs. BEANERl& TUITION, having taken the
INl Rooms loruery occupied by Mr. l.. Tabell as Da
gucrean Gal cry corner Of Main and Fiddle Apeeis Cen
lie Wheeling beg leave TO solicit shale oi patronage
from his frietds and the public large.
They nakeitA rule not O let any pictures go out but
wiit are satisfactory, and wi executed
Gold and Silver plating eXeeuied neatly
0Bstrdets e hele Or sgu painting win bo attended 70
bv j. Tn,tOI 4 lIother. IY nlg i-3m
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Il rs ,lnstantdHe .uo Liquid Hat Dve. Sd
mo thuss ytishlug ht dye that may be depended -
on NC oanchedl fully eeOmn end The above The beat
oieily tetieues can % sven as 70 iSs oN9I
aud Teiaii, By II ~ ~. bOtAN- q Nga.r
mlTFt -lr pe-tHA lnlnlsrtN.-
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BRIDGE CORNER C0NFEoTi0NBRY,5 70SA

LOON AND OYSTER DEPCTYsr d
'TNHE und Tslgued having bought the BTidss Conner
Con sollonery, opposite tho Monroe House iolnery
Kept BY T. NJ Parker, and eaty enlarged and tu7Tov
II, will keen Constantly OH holid all khdb OF eAkel aid
cunsciloLery, utd VIII Supfy PARTIES on reasonable
ter ms. Es gi HH.H |l. rFa HIII hlI 80 bqg lfHg
OYSTERS served up In the best stYle, a. all houTs, In
lie Saloon and trnshed wholesale aud e(SlI BY Tie e9n
and halt caH ... ,i tN4H-| f.-'al ..f Nt tt-f
ar asTortmsn, of Chris,niS ard New ara TOts
noyiSd,t l. N. Ro:E 4 BRNgsT BEELLii
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Por VIuItI,nOre, VV,nHhIngton. philadelphia
I-.-l, and New oFk ..r. 8 .....
3s.53sis3 49, Ig;:;5
: - 5S-est tI,II,TZ6 limo F,,T tho ljas.

y u
Great through Line for the East.
'IlHg BannOre h. d Onto Rail Road i,on Wheeling to
L RauimOIe and connecting wih lie Washington
IIAnch Kali Road at tic Junction ilaely called tue Relay
House, o miles rom baltimore, aud with lhr Plilade
nhIa NImintnand iallino Rail Road to Philadelphia.
lie great tunrels upon the line are now c0neled and
lie whue toad fne condition, esenllns ~ oil the
most TitturesQu ana Unanilo route IN tie void
The ncw aud splendid steamers oIthe Union liue from
Louisville aud cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Ing and through uckris nom thrte places 10 baltimore
Wishns' PhilA ephis &C., n@l bshad tile aseni'
or OH the boats.
rhctSpss. nt alnleave Wheeling daily, at Coloek
A. M., Wheeling Hntel auh auiycs at Gunhehhd (2n
uesS aT n NJ and owing two Oui there al ives m
Bhinoir CtSn mite, at6A " the next morning ma
kng toIia,s getmouin about 20 hOu,B including all
stoll agoB. 100. p poo Ha 80. -
5 npsage checked thrOush tosny ofthe eaS'ernlOnts
and bassage are transferred 10 the cats for
Warrington NJ tho J.nc.on and for Pmadelpha, al Hal
timoio without cNtra charge TnvelsrS 9rs SLOWED am
pc lime aud uppO tunity NJ points toobnlnt eli meals
nj rouh Tickets nom Wheeling to B'ltimOre, (wiill
nriyirFt oi lying over anywhere on tile toue,l do-io
WasIi1, tom a5n TO Philadelphia, Sl0-io bo had on
mart tie sieanels OF the Union lle p The Ohp a. Of
tic Rail Road Ngenisat whee ing q " FoEp)% Mnmd'
.siu. WV phllk''P f'H'''. 'i'''
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1AuALnS " Tvs GXIfoS'S
1854 g. 1854.
tO1r.l ollInno, DNCuplol9' O,'r

rNHh undersigned is prepared to mNmiaeu TO order,
Flint Glass ~ fiuges, Walls, and all ollie snail tim
nss such used by PhySCansi aud M
tile Chemical Laboratory He Invites the OIdeia Of ose
siIg on dealing In such eles as he imnks lie can tur
Sli as good All article favorable tesas CGn be Oh
IsimeJ s,scyvbefe m ri IH| WM MORGAN
eorEer Sixth and Zane st.eels,
ociITdayytf EAsi Wh"fu's
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For Sunhsh.

-,,, THB last running STEINER Blephtn
~ : ~ Hnyurd, DoOTH Master, having been
NdftIfF15S TepSiuted and s.ieCUI aic0, will leave
~ Wheeling %: Suuhsh aLde intermediate
labJings gvEaY DAY At hRlIpa Il O'Clock, y. M.t
RoriTeight or passage apply ON boa,d. s9n2l
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Nl tSis SOek Of Boo and ShOes to tile beW iVpi SlOy
Otlek building, = lI.u1 lIofI ~ H1b p .f.l
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Uf Wm 7. Seiby's dry good siOie =,
rhankiu FOR Tie eplir0Sgs heretoore Extended 10 the
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greater IldueeinemS lJI buying thyrheelglg Ylsy
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Iner undergo mg a,ery severe beat pg ~ Are which
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