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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

WiNDOW Curtain Paper received this morn
Wv ing, and for sale at F& Sous.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

- TRAYED from the subscriber. about the 18th
- of August last, a dark brindle cOw-white face
and belly, eight years old-gave milk when she
left Any information relative to said cow will be
thankfully received. II. EATON.
Grand Haven, Nov. %, 1853.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04
To the Readers of the "Times. ;

WYE are constantly receiving new goods and
w say to all that we have larger stock than
was ever before brought to Grand Haven market
This stock we are bound to SELL For further par
ticulars apdply in erson at FERRY & Sons.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

CALABRIA Liquorice, and Jujubee paste, at the
" Mill Point Drug and Variety store.
l.. M. S. SMITH.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

SUGAR-A prime article at Ia cents per
- pound. III. MARTIN.
Grand Haven, July a, 1853.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

HATS and CAPS.
II OSSUTH, Hungarian, Union, Plush. Beaver
IN Jockey, and other styles Hats and Caps, are
for sale ut FERRY Sons.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

NOD LIVER OIL for invaids, at the Mill Point
" Drug Store. In S. SMITH
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

IRISH Moss for buildings, at the Drug store, Mill
Il Point. L. NJ S. SMITH.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

MUSTANG Eminent, almost equal to the b. b.
WI at Smiths Drug and Variety store, Mill Point
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

TNHOSE Cast Steel Saws have arrived, also with
i them few cast steel Circular saws for siding
mills, these saws have been tried in a good share
of the mills on Grand River and pror ounccd ahead
of anything. Call and sec r. & Sons
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

A Large variety of buck and wooden Glovesand
IA Mittens for sale at F.& Sons.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

NXALIC Acid for removing ink stains and
" rust from clothing, at the Mill Point Drug
Store. l12tfl
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

Those NEW GOODS have arrived
A T The Old Brown Store and are being sold fast,
IA ut prices that give universal satisfaction
We shall this week receive another lot of those
cheap sugars, and fresh Tea at SOC per pound that
be beat. 101 GILBERT & Co.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

CIDER VINEGAR, superior article, for sale
" by GILBERT & Co.
nRIED APPLES, q superior article, for sale
~ cheap, at GILBERT & Co.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

4 TKINS & Cos. justly celebrated n cut saws,
N can be found now for sale at +. & Sons.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15
ARRIVALS AT THE HARVEY HOUSE.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. and Saturday.
January H. u, 10 and 14th
] borrow, Warrington; r o Stark, J W Nc
Donald, Jon Kimball, New Orleans A J Coffee,
UsA; g II Mann, c Biberon, r Stuart, II II ;
@ W Pope, Hard Scrabble, N W Pope, W d Rouge !;
II Choutou, st Louis; John Band, Virginia s G
| Gray, Wards Greek Trepagnier, D Mitchell N
| Orleans s Marks, Lady Daughter and 2 servts,
W q Waller, b Rouge I; Sam Mathews, Plaqumine !;
| y r Chinn, W b Rouge W Sharpe, Mt. Magno
Tia, l. Domeny, Texas Hall, Rouge; E 9
Bridge, N Orleans !; Geo Horton, Col W J A Rob
berts Capt Chambers N Orlehns G c Brown
Wnnsborough Maj J D Wederstnpdt, Bayou
Sara Mrs Beard and seryt, l. Bushnell ~ Louis ;
Maj Kelly, W Dales. New Orleans r G
Aomeroy, Cincinnati; b 4 De Frcese, jackson .
s I Lacroix, Catahoula Parish A Bonner, Bcnff
Prairie; A Carr, Union Parish 7 Van Hook Union.
J y Hamlet, Jackson Parish; W y Walker. and
daughter, Manehac; G W Pope, W Rouge X D
Patrick, Clinton; II Baird Natchitoches; B
@ Haynes, Clinton; A s Withers O; A s Nor
wood, Andrews, East Feliciana.
b Robertson, Eubank, II James, II d
Tuttle, J Magee, N Smith Jr, Ed Floyd, DIR Durel
DR. II Baldwin, New Orleans G Kobeets, Jack
son J Mason, p my Woodsman
TTbe following is so well appli-
cable to that body who generally meets
in this place about the Bird Monday
in the present month, that we cannot
refrain from giving it place in our
columns:
"The Washington Star appears to
know all the tricks resorted to about
the capital to spend public money
The greatest abuses exist about the
Senate. 1t is thought that the con
tingent fund of that body this year
will amount to nearly half mill
ion of dollars for which there is very
little accountability 1t is kept to pay
oilers and loafers to wait ON Senators
One case mentioned by the Star is
amusing. A great big six-footer is en-
ployed at three dollars day to open a
water closet door for their honors.
Instances of this kind are becoming
frequent, and show that corruption is
creeping into the expenditures of
Congress to an alarming extent
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15


The appearance in the streets of
New Orleans, Of a mongeral handbill
in Indifferent English, bad French and
worse German. has set the clerical
and secular press of that city into a
snarl and the opinion may be indul-
ged in that this was solely the aim
and object Of the placard. 1t is direc-
ted against the Pope's Nuncio, Mons
Bedini, and calls on the mob, to avenge
The assassin of Ugo. Bassi, and the Re-
publicans of Bologna, in the event of
his visit to the city of New Orleans.
We cannot account for the appear
ance Of such base and disgraceful
hand bill, and the public notice bes-
towed upon it in any other way, than
to suppose it the result of question
raising.'' There is no other term to
characterize the movements of sectar-
an journals, which are anii-chri stian
and if religion is designed to unite
man in bonds of Observation-Disclosures
religious.
Questions are started now-a-
deys for the ostensble purpose Of
bringing out leaders aud advancing
their own pecunafy interests. This
is VIGOROUSLY the fact in reference to
political movements, and it is to be
regretted that in the baseness and i'm
morality Of the age, the same spirit
has invaded what is called the Chris
tia, Church. Foreign dign itaries
come here, for the purpose, many of
of them, Of pampering to the
very worst passions Of the ignorent
multitude such was the mission Of
Gavazzi and others but Cardinal
Bedini, has SO far been guilty of no
such improperly.
What is designed by his visitto the
United States, we neither know or care,
it is sufficient for lis to know that he is
amongst us, and entitled to our protec-
ton and courtesy. As long as he sio-
lates no law Of propriety, it is the duty
of every intelligent citizen, to respect
him.
1t is not an easy matter to get up
lawless mob in New Orleans, and this
silly p'acard in reference to the Nuncio,
would bever have received so much
notice from the press, had it not have
been for partizan and sectari7n prints,
that live on "raising questions,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

for the various Offices Of honor and
profit that are under it. Blessed are
those wo expect nothing for they won't
be at all disappointed. but those who
expect much may be. CYRUS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

re. Candidates and others are re-
ferred to eur complete list Of the
Members Of the Legislature, to be
found in another column of to-days
piper
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

nrThe sale Of beautiful annals,
standard and miscellaneous book, sta
tionary and fancy articles--will be con-
tinued by L. e. Powers Il Co, during
the week, every night, at their Auc-
ton room, in the basement story ofthe
Harvey House.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

ny-t. w. MASON, late Of the Piny
Woo1sman, is candidate for Enrolling
Clerk Of the Senate.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

F~The Hon. John Slidell, has our
thanks for patent office reports and
other valuable public documents.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

Ey-The new Presbyterian Church
will be dedicated this morning, and d
sermon delivered by the Rev. J. Wood
bridge. We learn that there will not be
service at the Methodist Church in con-
sequence Of the dedication. The new
building erected by the Presbyterians,
is by all odds the largest, and best
ordered house Of worship, in this city.
We notice with pleasure, ample ar
rangements for the choir Music, is
the most beautiful, ifnot most effective
and acceptable form Of worship. It in
spires feelings of inward praise and adj
oration-touchin the tenderest cords of
the human heart Ia manner that no
language, however eloquent, can effect.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

tt-Msi JOHN B. UNDERESTIMATE
oil West Feliciana, is candidate for Chief
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

EVENING School. be found
in our advertising cola1nns the open
ing of an evening school on Monday
next, January 18th, by Mr.. Charles
G. Terry.
We do not hesitate to recommend
to parents, and others, this school.
To those young men who are in bu-
siness, and would like to acquire a
thorough knowledge of the branches
he proposes to teach, and particularly
Penmanship and Bookkeeping, we
say now is the time.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

vermilliuri = 0 Broussard
st Tafnmany Cooper
Rapides q Lebat p Tanner
De Soto, d Wimpe
Moorehouse ] X /, Jones
Bienville, u W pearce
Caddo, w X Douglass
Avoyelles, u Berlin /. Gaithef
Jackson, II Stephees
Claiborne, " NJ acponold John Kisnl,al
Calcasieu w = Gil
franklin, Allen Bonner
Natchitoches, q A Billiard. sompayrae. u
Baird
Caldwell, Thos Morris
Sabine. II Smart fs;tar Raines
Vim, friedrich Waddill
Union Thomas Van Hook
Washita, II Morrison
Bossiers N sandidgs
Orleans LIST REPRESENTATIVE District. NJ Summers
" s Campbell
end Representative District q Dermeyer
NJ Kearney, Jos Ururnnand
8rd Representative District, \ James, W J A
Roberts, A w scates, J II Caldwell, u )lney.
9TH Representative District, 7 Wagner
Mexican, Corcoran
9th Representative District, II X arandment,
Denis Cronan, Elk n Loze
9Th w Nixon, r NJ Crozat
7th 3 IRENE, : P Farge
sth John Newman, NJ Weisheimer
9th Chas aeuzeneau
10th Judge Beecher, w Deacon
Algers. " Theophilus T,ayer
Et- We see by our neighbor's issue of
Thursday, Of Lafayette street, TINT ho
has secured the services, Of Mr.. s. J.
REA, of Kentucky, in the editorial de.
partment OF the GAZETTE.
We welcome Mr.. r. into the edi-
torial fraternity, and hope his connee-
ton with that paper will be an agree
able one and that it may prove a
rich reward to its industrious proprie-
tor and that sue (the Gazette) may
flourish as in her palmiest days. With
regard to its new arrangements the
Gazette says
In addition to this, we take pleas
ure in informing our friends, that we
have effected an arrangement for some
time contemplated, whereby we secure,
hereafter in the editorial department
of our paper the services Of s. j. Res,
Esq, Of Kentucky. OfMr. Reals rare
qualifications for the post be is about
to occupy, il is altogether unnecessary
for us to speak, as our readers will
soon have an opportunity Of judging
for themselves. We have, moreover,
on the way from New York, an entire
new dress for our Duity. For the
ability to effect such expensive arrange
ments, we are indebted, mostly to the
generosity Of the citizens Of Baton
Rouge: and that we may enjoy a con-
tinuation Of their liberal support, we
shall earnestly endeavor to deserve it.
FATAL DUEL IN MlsslssIprs.-The
Mobile advertiser Of the 10Th inst.
says:
We have lately heard the sad news
that DR.. A. f. FAINT and DR.. Irby,
both candidates at the late election
for the Mississippi Legislature from
Noxubee county, fought duel last
Saturday on the borders Of the State,
the latter falling at the first fire, the
ball piercing bis heart. FaDt was
the Democratic Southern Rights can
didate and Irby, his opponent, who
was elected, was the candidate of the
Union Wing party. The difficulty
which brought on the duel, origipa-
ted during the canvass Irby vas
an old gentleman and FAINT quite a
young man.. physician. Both of
them were highly respectable citi-
zens Of No1ubee county.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

1y-lt will be seen that Maj. J. B.
Underestimate Of West Fellciana is a
candidate for Chief Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives. The Maj. is well
known, and il well recommended.
j. W. Mason, is also announced as a
candidate for Enrolling Clerk Of the
Senate, and as he is every way quail
fed. is most certain to be elected.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

HyProfessor Crane--the phre
ologiss, Will, we understand, remain in
town few days longer, and continue
his lectures on this interesting subject.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

The Supreme Court Of New York
having sustained the decision of the
Superior Court, in the case Of con-
tempt Of the New York City Alder
men in refusing to obey the injunction
Of that tribunal, restraining them from
the grant Of the Broadway railroad,
Alderman Sturtevant will have to be
imprisoned for fifteen days, and pay
ine of $3.50. All the other Alder
men Except Wesly Smith, who apollo
gized and paid the penalty will have
to pay fine Of $3.50 each, without be-
ing sent to prison.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15


Nor ALWAYS WRONG The Grand
Jury at its session, on Friday, con
aemnod the basement story ofthe new
Jail, and order it to be altered. This
is exactly az it should be. We pre-
dIcted it, and some month ago we're
roundly abused for pronouncing it as
it is, 'barbarous box The time
has passed for any such inhuman con-
trisances. The security Of prisoners
is all that is desired, and this can be
effected without resortto black holes
and dungeons, where life is put in
jeopardy. The commissioners seem
to have overlooked the object and in
tent Of the Parish Jail, when they
adopted the present plan. 1t never
was designed to deal out the vengence
of the law, but merely as place for
keeping in security offenders, until
the courts pass llpon their offences.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15

TT Late Telegraphic news from
Savannah ofthe 7th inst, announces
the loss of the steamer San Francisco
from New York to California, with the
Third Regiment Of the U. s. Art'y. on
board. The wreck was found in lati-
tude SO, a total loss. Eight hundred
souls are reported lost.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-01-15
List OF members.

Orleans Ttos. J. Mckay, W. W. Ring j. A.
TiaqsemSne, 81 Berna,d, and Orleans, n. o.
Cashier Lsc0stes
IL John nie Baptist, st, James and Ascension,
A Theriot, y. Y. kenner. I
Assumption, LalOarche and 7o'retoame. p.
Key, &. d. Kittridge.
80. Miyy, W. 4. Palfrey.
81 Martini John Moore
I0tnuette md re,mt3ion, b. Pellerin.
80. Ltnd,v and Gultasteu, b. A. Martel, 7 A.
Dngre. =, p..a, s.s..,a
'' Point esupee, c. W. Clifton,
r. Button Rg,tge and Ltefagston, q. 8. Lacey.
81. Helena, st. 1an,D,aay and Washington, II.
E,rst Ft1iciana, a. ". Afunday.
Hea Ffittdana, re. WickliT.
Auogt9tes and Reptiles, ". Griffin, Michael
Ryan
Naeo,toehes and Winn L. @. De Russey
Na,lison and CrrroN, w. s. Scott. I
Cue,tfu, linton, Moorehouse and Jackson, h.
Catahoula, Fra,M1in and Cald,oeh, Mark
Boatner
toacord;a ana 7snsas, Douglas skivers.
Guido De.ooto ind R,bine, b. j.. Hodge
(7diboue ami Bossier J. b. Evans.
The following is list of candidates elected to tho
Legislature,
g. baton Rouge, @. G. McWhorter, l. II. Boatner.
St. Charles, Y. Il. Trepagner, A. v. Trudeatt.
Teusas, II. Mccullough,
Ihervlie, ?. D. Woods, p W. Robertson,
W Baton Rouge, II. NJ. Favrot.
W. Feliciana U. h. Phillips
Ascension, J. A. Richards,
st. James, Emile Loroul, Theodore Lagrou
Madison, Lafayette Jones,
Point Coupee, q. H. Miller and A. d. NJ. Harrison,
st. John the Baptiste, Joseph Bosser,
st. BERNARD, b, l., Milloudon,
Concordia Il. y. N. Wales,
Catai,oula, s. r. Lacroix, and r. Oliver,
Terrebonne II. y. Jordon,
Lafayette, v. Bertrand and V. CORNER,
Lafourche, J. Williams, T. Harang, NJ. Thibodeaux,
st. Martini r. p. Briant, Il ] Heard, Etie,
d. Felicana, r Hardesty and A Randalson,
PlnqueminessG Where,
St. Mary, p Bethel
A d Baker and Wilcoson( "a tie)
st Landry, o G. Guedry, Dageau, d Garder,
EN- Gullom,
Assumption w Pugh, A Williamson and A
u Truxillio
st lena, II Hatch
far q n aul
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

oh, Chemlsette the ARREST yet ~ ls4s 40
That e'er hid bosom puIer, whiterl s~a.77'
Thou doSt not know what envious woe - 49, -
THY yelling snow hath giyeIEt writer
So neatly Irilled-so plunnly filled; 5f5sif i4t
And then the eyes that Shine above III. 4.rz .s
sigh long-nor Is 1t wYong-- Tf+ssf ~
Cal least In sons1 dear girl 10 love 1t. 50 -
Sweet Chemisettel the coral set
10 chain thy folds to gentle duty -
Filings round a glow upon the snow
% helghIen SO Thy blnslling beauty; 57t4 ssta
And ne'er before, on sea or shore. t----s-
Did cnral feel softer btlIow-s-i zis a
Nor could the gold around 1t rolled,
Though ten times told, deserve the pillow. y
oh. ChemisetteI below thee nset,
A,r0sy RIB bon binds her hoddfce;
And In her niein Is clearly seen
One half The queen and Que The goddess
her voice is tow=-how sweet its fowl : - -
her upper lii dlsaains the under;
Her hair Is like dark WaveS that strike al.aifti
marble clif, ard rush asunJer. t,sAt5'
Oh. rpening grace! oh, radiant facel
Y, w hen love IS love 1t knows no measure,
her hands are small, but yet can call taf'' itR
The power OF music at their pleasure;
M as Hey peep from sleevesor deep u ls=l1si.4
Wide Gutpure lace, t.lG mode Raniiiiss,,'', rsya
Her fingers seem. or else dream,
Like stamens In the bells OF lilies. -. 2
Tbs robe of bue-ihe violet hue +
- The green leaves In thy dark hair elearninrI
IMy tect that move as light as love-
my breath=-tty lips have set me treaminsl *
MY cheeks are wet-that ch.misettes fSislf- ~
=, was Er1lled and worn by some enchantress
b9t much 1ea1, l,twere dreadful dear, d 4. ts5
were she my vile, toPay der lGttndress. -i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

R.naOAD laos FROM WnEELINo.-The Louis.
Vile Journal of Wednesday says the steamer Thos.
sEann from Wheeling. brought 10 that city a lot
Of 60 bars of railroad iron. the first consignment
fol- Of our western railroads, and the first rail-
road iron manufactured inlthe West. 1t was from
the extensive factory of Gill. Hardman & Ste
phsns, of Wheeling, who have contract for q, :
COO tons from the Central Ohio railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

/, PASSING along Main Street you should cali in
40 l6l, where you will. find w. P. AspuaY has
land most delightful assortment OF ali kinds
fhney and staple dry goods. He has 1eceiv. d
s coming beautiful and really elegant style
tDsss Goods for ladies, also fats, ribbons, &C.,
VI cheap. Gail at once. So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

RArtRoAp CELEBR&rIoN.-we acknowledge The
sceipt of an invitation from the Mayor and Coun-
a Of Cambridge, Ohio. to attend the formal open.
ag Of the Central Ohio Railrond between zanes-
Vile and Cambridge. on Thursdaynext, the 27,h
psf. The committee announce that a large train
deans will arrive at the depot ground at Cam.
Ridge. at the. West end5of the town, about 10
o'clock in the morning, bringing The yisiters from
The cities towns and country along The western
line of the road. The GAINESVILLE Military compa.
Ries anil Atwood's Brass Band will be in, attend
nnes. Adinner will be served by the citizens for
The invited guests, and ample preparations made by
ihe hotels for the accommodation of the public al
lgs. There will doubtless be n fine time out
that way, and we Congratulate our neighbors on
AspOgress of Their great work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

WlrzEL ClRcurr CoUnr.-THE GHosr SroRYf..--
The trial of Laban Mercer for the murder of John
iambls. involving the alleged and mysterious
ppestance of the murdered man or his ghost, or
DmethiNg that looked like him. four years after his
leath, and upon which alleged circumstance
Iercsr was auested-commenced in wetzel coun-
on Wednesday last. The testimony on both
ides having been closed. we learn that The argu-
1ent for the prosecution was commenced on
thursday by.W. h. OLDHAM. Esq, of Marshall
ounty, and that S. Clemens, A. T. Haywood,
Ock and HOrner, Esqrs., followed for the defence.
Te are not further advised in regard 10 the case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

has esappearediin Great B,iain.
G-IsWhite .igssare said to be plentvin Boston. o
1Mr. and Mrs. Farren are playing in.Albany.
u1Wyman the magician is playing in Albany.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
HEALTH -REsroRED,

Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, &c on1uard
MARCH Of AampioM'S Vegetable I,incture.
BAL1IaoRE, March %, 1S5fts
Mcssrs. Mortimer q MISREPRESENTATION: i wish to
inform you othe benefit We vel from the use OF
DR. Hampton's Vegetable Tincturc.
From my earliest scarcely enio ed
treatment OF the skifu physcfans OF this city NV
disease was pronounced by complaint and dys
rived veryttlc, il any, benefit from their treatment
also tried various remedies, all highly recommended to
her last when my mind became ously Affected my
memory tailed; great weakness. fatin fits, nrll could
not eat without great pain, until life
was entirely useless to my family. Just time
friend procured for bottle OF this BILE TING
ure II had most powerful effect upon me, in res
orGtlon oil y health; and now ale taking till ee
to my great joy say my Leulth perec;iy restored
appetite good, and enjoy better health than ever
have at previous time during my whole life all OF
which can safely ascibe use OF this most won
del full medicine. -
Yours, truly, p-es SiARYsA., RIGGS, 81
"a ~ 279 s. Paca street e..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

GTTom Mcore, said to Peel, on looking at the
qaiyer of his lips.' Eyes" said Peel, ..and he
arrow coming out OF it." Moore was telling this
to one of hiss countrymen, who answered, "He
LneaLt arrah coming out of II. ?, - - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

Boz RrcovrRrD.-we' learn that one of the
,oGetaan boys in the employ ofAIessrs. Warren
sas and drowned in Wheeling Cheek on Thurs.
a,, Was found on Saturday. The body was car.
a down over the dam. and was found some dis.
usse below it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

ted for machinery to earn the
revenues IL q ESf = 81 ssssS5{17s gsasss esofnol5
Estimated Rspenues and Expenses for he SIR
r.,;.,..' months ending 1st October 1854.
months. being summer months. -. 2 ~
including Washington Brsnchs - -
EXPENSES at 60 nefct, $500, 900 CO. 3 s.
lntst, ground rent, &c, 4s6, 40l 34Si, 2S5,30f 81
Estimated nett earnings, 49, 1924 59ss 66;
Eseasnrer's office ofthe Baltimore & Ohio, Rail-
road Company, Goth April, 1854. s. ss.s4