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The entrance was Effected by forcing OF two
very stout padlocks which unite the two doors on
The outside, and boring hole through one of the
doors to receive crOwLai something OF The kind.
with whichthe doors we.e wrenched apart. The
robbers then appear 10 have lighted candle and
helped themselves. They did not disturb The safe,
and nothing but the small quantity OF silk and
satin goods above mentioned has yet been missed.
The robbery is supposed 10 have been committed
between twelve aud one O'Clock, and considering
the location Of the store, was very bold aiIair
ANOTHER ATrEMPr.-Yesterday morning ii was
discOvered that hole tue size as that in Mr.
Selby's door, had been red in The door OF MI. H.
p. MoRRIs' Hardware Store on Mon,oe street, and
of tile shutters as considerably shattered by
effort to force ii OF. The doors. however, were
nOtyforced open. The robbers doubtless beef me
alarmed aud fed before they finished their job
NocIue to the ROLL eGs Las yrt been obtained a
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VIZ are under renewed obligations 10 The Hon..
z. Kidwell. of Va, ant the Hon. C. T. James.
OfRhOle Island, for public documents. ~ .sss
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TuE STEAMER BALTIMORE left last night for
Louisville with about three hundred tons of
feigbt and large number of passengers.
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ROsprpr.-The Wholesale and Retail Dry 6 Gods
Stole of W. Il. sELny. on Nam Street, IVES Lroken
Open on Tnursdsy night aud robbed of quantity.
Of silk ard satin goods, inconsiderable in amount
compated with the chance which The cBLers rad
IN make a big haul 50 3. ,a.5h 90 s7as
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EXECUTION OF JE ELL.

cutet;thi afternt on at Q O'Clock. a large crowd
ihrongel the streets from an early hour and at
times IL was difficult 20 suppress ,li.orer About
400 persons were admitted within the jail yard.
During the entire night and. morning the prisoner
was visited by the clergy and joined with them in
prayer: AT one O'Clock the sheriff Informed the
prisoner that the tine had arrived The ex. Gu
toner, disguised asia. stranger, knocked OF the
irons and pnionetl his arms. The sheriff then es-
corted him 10 the place Of execution, The PRISON
eI stepped forward and thanked the sheriff for his
kindness, whom he begged not TO be his execu:
TONER He t:en read his dying declaration, re-.
viewing the proceedings OF the Court which con-
yicted him, and denying thai he spreInedtaed muir
der = He lad never known his victim. before he
wen'awith ftiendl tolredIess his lTend's grey-
lances. He was Leated win drink ard maddened
TO insanity and,l as no recollection OF W hatptrans
,pired, until after The fatal blow attributed Ito him
He concluded by ADVISING his young friends to
void the Intoxicating cup. He cordially forgaye
all, and hoped 10 be forgiven. anil felt confident 81
The mercy and forgiveness of God. FsAs clergyman
then prayed,i the prisoner joining aulibly. The
hangman then adjusted the rope, the prisoner nj
this juncure, reqpesteda prayer from the sheriff,
which was complied with. Jewell then com !
menced praying, during which the sheriff gaveithe
signal, and the hangman touched the lever, and,
the pr soner swung into the air. His neck was,
broken Immediately. In a'iout half an hour, his
body wis cut dowai and placed in coffin, 10 be
buried on Sunday. Jewell displayed firmness and
resignation throughout. q, S ssas,afl $40 -
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M.EDIC.AI 3

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8.
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distinSuisI,ei as Tue 0 ~ ana eqnaty
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suits unlea or nISis or any
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fScts oT The
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sos iSles y ss9Ess
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sssg 81 9% a ss ~
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stLon % complete and unailing
geI6aps. who have thei feoisiltiona si
.sy as es
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mo We NE dtsot der ITSELF but s..aSS. -,
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Sss ss are e
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reux heaaelic ineireat OF
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an s Hesh,
move lairtness se bro
= s sss
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sy 70 grow
ness tha does moi FROM s ~ en-
te9SSs Of medicine II :. 80
Formation or diseases iii averfe fhat
saias s, MO RISES INsy.!IgqRA,rlNG ELIXIR
eieney viii irm si Natural ami
ssst only
tGat ali aadss. Iey begin iisl Ssiiihs neT
motion and Is SsieSl aa gear IN is, o.
that for disease The Exir Cor
CIjRE or =NERE0IfS tDISEA Srss
ianssass convey an slesait. Iss y no
ale and almost nj change which
llzea and shattered wieth.
by Mese ~ or lnlairet
o2es Gfsee re Sisiied nd built e Iss sa az
i o. nervous ssessS
or lie cor dial r or s ties Of
sls me NE orc il
s6sae 80 LsIt y . iflt te9Gp ss esa-
of the nineteenth eeiai its, as the as scientific man
in the wo:l4 Wohdlays admitted, that miracle oil nedi.
Gins he e!olo!e sgpIescl 10 have
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ARBGYOD1SICK27z

niedicineds made him is Of r more than any
prouh otlw say above, I'VE yotto Hamp.
if! Ys saa si IL ss't cured Of
e ss Il .epsies
il alS
ssa Gs q aud
aud restored TO robust health.
esyst snfarea intensely
aier all other remedies iailed. s9tf 7 Il
tSpacf will permit or s, as
Gee W Goodrich Capt Thos! Caiiot Robf. Gault, Jas
Smyth, elleu oil rheuHlati sn.a Ia .Gs5sz Ss1
o aass E DSs
SSs s 81
s0 s6s s 80
II will be semitic mot an artiee Impose the
Can and get pi% RtIs,s s sgSss
psrsae s sa sss stS Is @
Mr.. Bull is merchant Of high character:
Messrs orr,ns1 : You may tbipki
strange tlaI Iiaye liberty towfite yoSf tbs Ie
So d. DO ss as
deem TO add. note hoping may
IL sSi sgis s
Being venting which relate 10
exlel. aj1lEso INC many them Ny
orreal aid when Isay tbs
90 not say that Is an sll euses but
ate IL al! dtaes ses 6 onie want
h e M ases sa sonse
Deiieve that dsea4eas in pats
SSis sS S sf eC
SS4 IND d 4 Of ne
VesetaG.e Iinetuie vie ven isariitiese causes
asss s il
e @ us so,i.S KS @ aavS
lay il Is esqot Be- more eztsasiSels CIR
warrant following ses.-Geut. Rheumatism,
ltiainntions Which, proceed ON te stomach SORES.
nat eli thsn sys lie IIaetdssgtIe DIM
~ ahin e9sels nol The return
yeIS have sI preea Ss
,oa o. M Ys s % s sSs noti The
aa WY ~ ~ ~ ty med
tis atsree &c sing u The WolldIs
M gwen mi me a with myself IN
what about Il, and which any o:ler id
S eyerv mann, ms @ t @ ana
oil say DO py any y tIe No they
county ", slAllg Tie nature q tie disease le
Min ~ Sase na II don't
Delicate females a. sIsa viii d tbs s r. bess
x ss9 e @ 1
= - - "a M1snsN "a
Is atss,s a. been
snlieed with Ii Liver eU,,llantot 70 standing
ID Using bottles 81 yor aamI
fSaye used sH Fe Is eg Sst
have eevet een account drpa go0d and
essiig i9 ta That is
iolI Tie OF onging
s@'sn 81 e rs
Gu nom itsnsos 81 81 s., .fsS
= I, ;it q s iAiN Hay
70 ne &c. ON one Of The mostre-
reoeaoie ~ s,s's oa
No., q il No ts:Sent =, 1853
to,S Ve III rs i,ssI ~ AL III @
~ tais yaaable 10 The
with asioisi,tg sue cess and ~ hS sh
III la & " ~
arsei ios % or
formed nm ilIor
ace se,i ma oon HI. spStI
5 fsiT ~ II am "a -
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Tuk Panoramic vrEws of the City of New
Work will be exhibited for the last time. tonight
at the Melodeon.
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RIyEn lnlponraIna

TERRE tlAUTE-Per Logan-Dorsey, HowaEd
hHox 1880 tierce lard, 90 bills do, 10 casks do,
PARKERSBURGH-Ptr Steamer Fort Pitt
nTan, MagulIe & Co, 1871 rolls leather; Jno r
ILLS; W 7 Robinson, Lbl trgs, i sack wool.
lesnet Blltimote, lot lumber. -,
SuNFlSH-Per steamer Stephen B9yard.-JsR
!llet q Go. $50 bags oats; Riggs, 60'bu potatoes:
,Gnels on board, 125 doz eggs. -,
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NEw Booxs.-'7Ae Mser's Heir, or the Young
MiOnone," by p. Hamilton Myers, is the title OF
new novel from the press of Il. b. Peterson, of
Philadelphia. The work AIMS TO depict the pas
sion OF avance, embracing the boyhood and man
hood OF his hero. II is written witt, considerable
skill, Ind con aims many interesting passages
BorASr.-We are indebted 10 freud for copies
Of "FiIsl Lessons in Botany, l,sgned for COM
NON Schools in the United States,'' and "Clays
Box Of Botany, designed for Colleges, Acade.
mics and other Seminaries.'' by ALrnoxso WooD
A. NJ, professor in " God ward College, Cincinnati
Tie science Of Botany has become an essential
Patt OF polite educaton, and even If it did not
nnk ns such, it would be a source of pleasure to
every refined mind. If aowers-.ttle poetry OF
ea'Ih"--win our admiration by their external bt
hts; as STA s--F.the poetry Of hearen'-win our
ADMIRATION by their unapproaeliable glory. how
much more must they delight and instruct us,
when by the researches of science we are enabled
10 penetrate and understand all the mysteries of
the beautiful structure and delicate functions OF
one, aid all the laws which regulate the move
mehis oil the other intteir sublime marches thro'
1ae heavens! Nor IS the science of Botany attfac-
eVeonly on account of tie mere beauty il unfolds
~ HoweF The physiological structure and func-
HI. -Hal .z.E Il
nonso1 the vegetable kingdom are not less useful
than curious TO every cnl,iyatQr of the soil. In
the principal work Eefore us, a.chapterion the
pnnciFles Of Agricultural Chem s,ry gives it, in a
pt4slieal point of view, aleclded advantage over
0Asr works on Botany. :. =. i.i1
As works designed for The use Of schools. they
spear to us to be admirably adapted to their pur
PSe. The "First Lessons are well suited 10 the
ssapFehensiOn Ofthe young student, aud l'y.limit-
y the ins'ructionsto Pnneiplest strictly prifna-
qmpOrtauce, enables the pupilin shtrs time to
Rayze plants. TIE "CIass Book.'' for the more
st'aneed pupil. is compr hensive embodiment
The science. embracing ali the newly discovered
neiPles. and rendered valuable by the long re
arches and exieESiI e collections of the author.
Ilhe Flora of the works before us contains ma ny
eSIy dtscoveted plants in this country, it is re-
commended TO The respectful consideration of our
Eheois and academies - q ~ s.s.s,se
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al NIIsgELI NEOUS!
g VIM. q Needs,


BookbInder &c EsInnIk hook IHanufnetnrer,
M No pa Alonres Street, Up ST IRIS. q
WouLD respectfully inform lheir friends and the pub
lie in generals that they bought the estabish
nsilt as james a Bcokbnle and
sa ,, and are now to Rule
bind 70 blank books OF music
periodicais, MAINE not sutpas.
and byanys esta hlislnheht im tho count y. 80
Constantly hand Gorthnent o blank books.
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W.xrrD.-we invite attention 10 lie advSr-
t;seme nj hea led 'Wanted' in another column.
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RANT PASSAGE.

Foreign Exchange and :Bxpress Agency
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, a.
cH.ure House, Wheeling.
'INHE undcrSi ned is sole Agent in this ell 4fE1aA
L ty, for the sale OF passenger certificates -ay1.
for emlgranls. by the od Black starr line OF Liverpool
and New York packets. 90 tylr,A fE, fF+3,l = -
These shit are reguar ESekes making the passase in
steerase asseIgersI mitsd, andere is danger OF
ship fever, 10 WHICH the ordinary egrant vessels
We bills oexcange drawnat sight, any amount.
payable al Bank post town in England, Ireland, or
Scotland 20 -''' '-.-4' ~ '-'N -54i.i
Persons who to remit money their friends, orr
bring them out from tile "oId country will be supplied
will the drafts aud tickets stIhe.lowest rate. 81
auslott.t go -. N EE.aEf NJ Pl6tMtaN,rAsent
49, fatsaRssIl ss1-1-1 -
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CAUTION.

fDn MoRsxs Cor as been counter
.feiied by some nnHfinof ried pei sons. "
fitte genuine cordial will have tho
FAC sfIe the each bottle
lowing words blown in the giass-- y
spH. AytGonA1iNo coRDnEs
IS taINo, saorAiEroa, u.
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1ASHlNGTCNBEhHICM Sfssl 0O4
HousE-7A fer going into committee yesterday en-
! he Indian rpropnation bill. debate ensued oil
tile merits of the Nebraska bill. Messrs. hillson
AMI Hunt spoke against it, and Mr.. Breckenridge
advocated tie bill. and referred with much SEVERE
" To- The course, ofMr. Cutting, of New York, in
relation 10 the biilr y sos = @A57e Z
House then Adjourned. - ~ : y
r. ~ WAsiilNGroN. March, 81, 1854 =
8sxsArE.--Mr Mason movedito-go into executive
session. = 80
The Senate refused; and took up. the private
calendar, discussed one bill, and adjourned until
Monday. 80 49, y =, ! SIS
q HousE.--The Senate bill extending the wore
housing system, by establishing private bonded
warehouses, was amended and passed. z!s3s
Till Tor the relief Of George Bishop, and the
legalrepresen'atives of John Arnold. deceased, 10
extend for 16 years the patentr right. for making
cloth without pnning andsweaying the raw ma
terra, was passed. s;.ol'+i; ssie,s 1921 ast
IS House then Went into committee on the Indian
appropriation Jill. ss,,. so 81 .stF .si & As
Various amendments were adopted and reported
10 the House; when the Committee adjourned un.
til Monday. ,'sgs - l.'es q y -
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- 70, E1nAQEHERSsFissI s2Ffa eds ssplsi
ksssCs PARTRIDGE respectfully informs his patrons
aud the public Ia The most
during this month and Rextsto talilsihe fkenesses
SounI children, day between tile houts
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THE IINTELEIGBNgEFRS.
10 Correspondents.

rrrpRs concerning su sc,fption advertising or 9th.
Eancia business olthe InteIliseneer, shonld be adj
e. III Ia The PropretOrS. sts IL
dresser concerning editorial department OF the pa
Sonld he addressed to the editors, jointly, or TO eli
ther9S,t.UOsdens writing for publication, viii please
write only ono side Of the par ,s ,,,
sseare more prompt attention 70 correspondents
~, 49, they might otherwise some times recteye.
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-. p E-CApS 81 - p :
'ADGE coRNER acoNFEcII0NERY. sA-

served up in the best style Al All hours In
~ and Iernisied v llolesale retail by the can
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EELEG Ora PHIIG NEWS
y "a { BY the National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ssss b. D. 80 ~ CONGRESSIONAL.
80
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NOTICE. Is hereby given
LIN Tx Is this day disspi
hazfnnsdf I he old firm vii
Rusby, Little q Co.l which
and by whom the business
old Sind on Market aiicet.
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SILvER IA PKIN =RINtsi a .IgIIT9S .177-as5aIq7
~ :. a. II Mugs and lqi,s, =, .z7iaas
butter AID Fruit X niyes. jsze e9lgsett
$50 For sale at ~ 80 C p. yBRolFN,S,,bi
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sS. ,LANDRETHiS GARDEN 81 EDSsH
UST RECflVED, fresh supply Of Land eth's well
known and justly celebrated Garden Seeds, sale In
bulk aud retail PACKAGES Also-a choice lot OF Flower
Seeds +izi.5Tf5f9i7 fTsla,i8 ~
hesc Seeds the growth of proprietor, whose
long experience III this business enables linn orecomend
them with confluence; and holds hlmselr1e onaIiy
sponSibie public fortheir eitalty good
quality. Each bears and
TGnty OF the u oprietof.E Gs1ls q Ezeags
- tisT-sJE sJ.-H. .CRUMBACKER,
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NJ ,.,,. llAiti = 5asSS0 lAiFsN1ls
a5est Hats, ResI and hack PTussian IrgfS=
ms -ils, Young america and london Hats
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CAUTION EXTRA
Also obeerte Pfonissory Nole with proprietos1
Written sisnetue Ivory genuine hottie OF Dr. ~ ofsess
tnrigoTaffng CoTdini
re count Ii felt sshicii is forgery
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Adams q Co.'s PaekageaExpress

- aEaeAszSsE -
w would respectfully INFORM the public that have
w extended our treat Western Express to Zanes.
vile, and from tenee by connecting Express Line, TO
Newark and Columbus, through to louisville
aud St Louis. -ts.js h. s-att
We are now preEaTs; to Forward with mat .pse ard
of light and vana packages aud from these points,
aId also the intermediate points OF ST. CIairsville
Nevai K, etc ETC.. ~ ssi5zs. 80 : o
care will receive prompt and Efficient attention.
ADAMS &c CO. -
aus22tf .t. n. PIGMAN, Agent. =
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PERSONS knowing indebted at The retail
stole Met lalIsns Will please Falsithout
lug the HOUSE, will please present the
Immediately Tor liaIidS si
hJcl.I "A iKN
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$50 John II. sIM1llef e Co. ~
NTEiave hand wen Assorted stock or all kinds OF
Aff mill feed, baedhay, and oats-elso. CHOICE
TONER'S, and those who will kindly ee Of
sHWe have few cutters and corn shelters
Jeff inte6d OF en- null assortment or agricultn 81
Implement In the spring! 81 F7tiSt!'I1s de24
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8 bsfllaltr HRF & SON,
.afssswnoLEsNt.E ANps REFAII.tpeanERs IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
No i26 s6tnst OF Main and Union streets
mrt5A Nais he a.5sssSst .iesas eIpHEELlNG. Vi. 1
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81 sCO4PARTNERSHiP. si-sts.5
INHE subscribers This day into partnership
for the purpose ansaotiig4 Commission
vardns business. undeT tile style OF Goflon Matthews
& Co., solicit OF tho business
irnls 16as iisaa ls3i L. s. GORDoN. ;
> 7itYs,-11 sss sl5gis57s 81 'JNo NJ. MATTHEW'S,
- ;f a5 Hsse ste5i VI ;afS 7JN6J IL AGNEyV sfsRs
March tst 1864 g SO g ~ ~ lnlr4
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flat The firm OF Busnx & Ltr,
we'd b. mutual c0nsrnt. The
] be settled By the now Grin OF
this day goes into operation.
Will be still BIO conducted ntihe
innf
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:, ,s a. y, :. CINCINNATI MARKET sat1Is
MARCH 24.-Flout dull, 6;3Oh4o. Whisky 81
Provisions heavier. 10 sa les. Mess pork, freely
Q tfyred at II dollars. Linseep oil S2as4. 800 bbls
of old mulasses sold at 20c.z s5;1pfsa.lt 81 va
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As works designed. for The use Of schools, they
spear to us to Lendmirably adapted to their pur-
P1e. The "First Lessons are we'll suited 10 the
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1858. 80 80 80 - 1853.
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.

stp Gzraase4e,S Lesee, aIttiofe, Phi Iadel.
9AiG, Netri Fork, BoSfn1 mud lie East
II iLE ?ublic respectfully informed that have
il made an:enentS by which shall a yts5
f-St-l Daily ExprcsS
From baltimore Wheel mgr Via Batmoresand Ohio
Railroad and connect g at alIimoteg with Great
Eastern ESpress 10 aud all tie Cities and Towns OF
tie Eastern and Middle Statssg vi areiow to
be oods Packages, Bank Rlls, Specie JeWelry, &C.,
nal Speed In charge oteareful Messengers = 49,
daily, "a, p NJ. etss,s' - ss,t;t5i -
Merchants Others are respectfully solicited ioore
ar1S-if - ADAMS & co.
$50 q : : n II a skvsp ~
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- 10 Scull & Thompsor,ss g &. ~ ~
fMpoRfERs Kp WI AIE isERs N s7ssss
Ttenss yEtnesb Isiqmofs.s Spices Indfgos o ils,s
80 u obneeo. Gonees SuEurss m otaasea,ii fsf q
No "A, Nortl WatsT ana 5 i Nesil IS S. az
q Jls deors 6elole arehstrs 4, PHILADELrHIA-s
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s,a,,si i4S NEW YORK MARKET. :, 49, ..s
NEW YoRK,, March 324.--Flour advanced IL cts.
Sales at 1,l2 toll. 37a9, %. Wheat market firm.
CornE7s to sec, trhe higher. Prison Whisky 244.
MONEY active; Stocks firm: q - .,f,+ z.5 sili
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

10 yOU ItHLtl7fObI -ffEE lJflt- t<OT7fg7.7
MO. IS WATER STRkETf Call fIicre and sec tile
IN NEWLY receive and stock ooyercoafinss
asscres, Cloths. splendid and other Vesfipssi
Sec, nd niife, and leave your
pair Of Palffaforl1 nude In me faeff aftfe 10 on
oyereoats Goats, Pats vests, and Hosiery Ia extern
on handi over made In the establishment
SEPT I'll HUGHEs Wheeling. Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

-ssli5,i5 pDgps NOTICE YO2SHIPPERS..fl791 2 90
Union Le Packets leaving regularly the arri
y varoTthe CATS an bills OF be
for the delivery ofany goods, and will pay cleci
goods hie bili8 ihdhg not or
board thc hhats hefofejtf eiT denarte ss NJ uar3t-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

TUBEI{ULES3UN1I HEl LUNGS.
The HpSgariap Balsam is the only remedy which has
the power TO dissolve and Tuberctes the
the most nd
assertion that such is is direct nfnediae effect. in
SO he agent oI his cure
the worst form OF this disease that he boldly declares
viii cure Tube, euio'is disease and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

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bronchitis, difficulty hing harsh cough. Shiny
symptoms caused by
ecfo OF The air tubes leading the thfoat
directly and b tile this
nhFable remedy Be warned in time se ahlieted and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

,i 80 s-, RIVER AND WEATHER. -
p rCINciNNAri, 9hiarcll 24:ARver falling slowly.
Weather cool and d.y. = ~ 10 ~, g.s i ,ssi5 =
. RirrsBuaeiI, March 24th.-RiveI feet inches
and rising very slowly. Weather cool, clear, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

ifAitffk
Pafker's Saloon, aFlei stFeet.t bird Open
~ from 10 10 70 ocioek and from 2 10 !.
ed and given In Painting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
BuiIoina Alaterials.

LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors OF Churches ano
II PubIo Buldnss fx Nestioues hslis OonservMonss
Dinps Room. and DWELLING These o. an
Infinite variety Of patterns and very nau s"a i'Ns NV
n The best houses in ell parts o. the country
Also Chimney Tops suited to every - 10 o
az In country houses and oy h
.ecu generally For sale BY ., . vor-rr u 10 ,s.,.,
nOOFING STATES, of superior quality, and OF
n Permanent Colors Purple and Green are assortment
Of The various size constantly en- hand ) w AopuboN
" nsrintepdert Hydeve Slate Yard West st. foot of Troy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05
miscellaneous.
Daper h)arehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE T. DERRICKsON
hSe No Bestmsast oasr for sale the lowest tsrms
W ririnE Pspers, EnsiAh, French and American
Nsws Paper. all sir~s. weights and qsalitissL
Boob Paper all sses weights and quslitss
Tissue Papsr, fancy eolors snd white auatv
Hanging Paper White and cooscd. different widths
bs,ters Paper, th.a. and Of the beet Quality
Cloth Paper. Sxto sndt oxN
knslh Hardware Paper large sssortmeut lust srt,vsd
shesihins Paper. of the b~st quality
whipping Pspcr, Straw Rag end Aanla
Tea Pepper, Of different ssses
Ter keo6ss Pspsr. ssisabls Zoe roo6 Ia rolls
DIAPER wAREHOUSE.-REMOVA
i PLY hes REMOVED 10 Ne rs vULrON m 49,. 0siI
:od CHS a. vhsss - oaeu ell ksis PAPoR = n, s.sstH,
eesired Of ssssfsetssrrs kwest ysicss wv