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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK...".Ocrc
Arrived.

sehr Mary Hughes. Fields. Newborn n 1, Gays
psVs store, 10 W Blackwell .u.
SER. fts (Rri BIo~p Bermuda days IN pa s' 20 ~.
d.tob Co LIT bark ubete. of "ad0ooFo r"sef'y ~,
Hsvss for Musules-put Ia he I'D Sept lesky SPIT
20 lat 81 IS Ion 60 spoke brig Fs~n OF and from oo'io"'
bound south
Ssbr San uel Bolton Poser Wilmington d. lumber to j.
b. Dthhsp
bI Sash RTpeB PeAuon Georgetown C. days, naval
store. 10 nolneT q Potter
sehr wm. ~ So it'll Wyatt. Wilmington, c.. days
ss.sl ,o e, 10 Doll',r Potter
setr be Ros-st, Hsile,, Wilmington N C.. $ dsy''
nsysl q 20 Dol1 er A Potter
Shr surry south Smith. Georgetown days naval stores
totsres Bs'eutDS Rudd,row
SIR 1'ese MAnFh-n, Mos snder, Wilmington. C., de-
naval store. 80 J Hunter
stsr hsrm sud. BOsert. Wilmington, n. C., days.
ns.tl stores - Blss ON
Scfr fdelc App rit Wilm ,.op a.v. naval s,ores 10
Murray -'''
stores To heCr say Aot G. " -
S,ei LTs'St P.,reso. kssSeth City n c. dsys wheat
wINp-Dsrirs the day, NV and fr..A
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STABBIkG AFFRAY.
DEATH OF THE vICTIN-ARREST OF THE
PENETRATION.

Mr.. Garrett Post, the ycaDg mao who last evening
was fIghdully stabbed in TWO places with large
meat knife in the hands of jerome b. King while at
the grocery store of K Classon No 500 washingt III
It, corner of Horatiost, expired of his injuries at ~
ccl,ck Ibis morning 1T the reioence Of bis brother,
No 90 Beihune st. whittier he taken soon after
ID. lnntntabe occurrence
Near nidr light Justice Meach was sent for and took
the diving uepos,on of Post which will be produced
before the Coroner at the holding OF the inquison,
which takes place to-cay.
After il flictug the violence King aed and took re-
fuge under b.d in M. Busomans residence, on the
corner Of Gausevoou aud WsShingtoa.sts where,
s.ns two hours aiterward, he found arrested by
Sergeant Letierts attached TO the Reserve Corps.
lie was taken to The Ninth Ward Station House,
when be admitted stabbinr the deceased but alleged
that il was done in sedefence and that he would do
tie same again under similar circumstances. Tie was
locked up in one Of the cells to await the verdict OF
he COrOner's Jury.
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Sales at the stock E1ehsnge. .Ocr. S.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

THURSDAY, Oct. Ok
AsBrs-Pots are steady bu; quiet at e., aud Pearls
are lower, &c ~.
Co11os-The market is very quiet in the absence
Of foreign advices
FLOUR AsD MEAL--G0od Western and State Flour
il in fair demand for the EGs and home trade and prices
have improved Ct cents Y bbl, bat common qualities
Of State are sasier
Canadian Flour is in fair demand closing frmer;
sales coo bbls. at g. l2as7 IS for good to extra
brands in bond. The sales Of Western Canal are
$500 bbls at Sc SO. 81 &C for very to good
State, 81 1887 81 for mixed to good brands Upper
Leake md common 10 good Ohio.
Southern Flour is very active, and the better grades
are rather frmer sales Of 1900 bbls. at g. 81 q
81 "a for mixed 10 good brands Alexspdra, Balti-
more, &C., and IS l29ss 80 for fancy and extra
brards. Rye Flour and Corn Meal arc unchanged
GRAIs-There is good demand for Wnes'' ana
prices Of whiie buOyant the stock OF prime IS
limited, Win fair demand for milling sales $500
busb prime white Michigan at 81 90, and l'oo BUSH
good white Canadian at 81 TO- duty pad.
Nv. inactive at 81 lsI. Barley scarce and quiet
s,sl 140sl1s Oats are lower and less active
..,es Of State and Western at 43a53c. Com is firm
er and in GOOD demand for home use. The arrivals
arc moderate Gales Of 60 900 bush at 74G74ic. for
upsouno. and 75c. for Western mixed other brands
scarce.
WBIsKY-The market is inactive and lower; sales
70 bbls Ohio at acc. and Prison at 0lc.
PRoyisIoss-Pork is heavy at sl2 81 for Mess
and Gil CO for Prime.
Beef. dull at sl50sl so for repGcked Chicago,
sl4 for City Mess and eli for Country Mess Dressed
Hoes are active at 6aGlc. Lard is abundant and
heavy at lOi lOic. Butter is in better supply and
IL SELLING at sQ2Ic for State and 10 lie. for Ohio,
Orange County 90 a25c. Cheese is il good supply
and in moderate demand Of 9 a Oic.
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commenced 10 prosecute the plans they formed when
tie husbai was kidnapped from one OF the nver
boss Oh which be Vas employed, and for Twelve iony
and liter YEAR be has been subjected 10 All tne nor
OF ,lsvery just he paced the cup OF ioer,y
70 his lips u strokes from his hanS ana ia Us
stead be has been compelled TO drink the pi''efes'
cfehce tbsf human sen.e can suffer. -
With more than a widows sorrow has ms VIE
uou,n.d for bin, toiling through dresry te,
ytirly hoping for lis return 20 join her in carrying
oct their iondly cherished hope Of q home and hap
Tirsss with their ehioreD but tidinss ever came
t. cheer her and through these long years she has
been len
The rush ard pressure OF dsrs thoughts that cane
As strcrs 81 l'~ 10 ther weight Of care;
Ard 1. .lsrce, ,rd in s-eTet, ard IN night,
Eer uofle heart beth wrt,,ed with Despair lpr,y,r"
AID strong than death from It's un~i1e1se4
Finally. she has at last heard that away in the
south. est fast sinking beneath the weight Of years
tpd heavy sorow Der husband lives and tolls suffer
ing heart. broken hopeless slave, somewhere on the
Nd River. in Arkansas. But now. indeed has dis
rsir settled quite down upon her. She hiss not nad
irsl friend. To inter. in bis behalf the journey
ind lin would be difficult, and dangerous and tina
rrocf Of If Identity difficult to establish aud she has
no hon. of meeting him agsin on earth. While she
hse h1re by almost superhuman exertion amid citi-
,rti,. that you'd have discouraged heart unused 70
c,,test oissrpoiuimeni, she secured herself a little
t,r'. where Low. in poverty and sorrow, she IS
waiting mill her change shall come, and she shall
Lave re.ui ion With her long lost husband IN thGt
otb,rI,nd where the servant is freed from his sser
and vher s tears are forever wiped from their eyes.
Thee she lives. monument OF the curse and crime
of An ericsp Slavery Oh when will this vie sys,e
b. removed from among Us, and good men
Rear another Altar here.
t. truth. and love, and mercy dear
S 5. GRIFFlNG.
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Uaier Cure.


NEW-LEBANGN SPRINGS WATER-CURE.
Thi. splshnrrt andsr the Of Dr. HAWLEf, %
now open for the FALL and WINTER AZ 90 have our
plunf..bath I'll. ira the famous W ARM SPRING, which
Z never 40 able Oder bes,er facilities for
NNTFR TREATMENT than any osher establishment In The
country For isrs' &c. .rPy,o. u.vrrvun
New L. ssnoo spr'ns. Y, sept isas
TIVE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE of.rs the beg 1dssoas for pursuing tho
treatment sr the winter and reasonable - eise-
xh.,, Aadr,ss o Il WELLINGTON, NJ D.,
No i7s l2thst, New.York-
NEW-YORK CITY WArrR-CURE, No. lie l2th-a.
corner OF Upivsfs.t, place
ITO VEGETARTANS.- One or two Families or
nw single p. pors tho d..ue healthy diet and oPpof.
tor e. 10 live pure and genial life b aceommoatsd
with BOARD Rooms Of No Is Wooster st. near Canal
Of Cbsryes moderate
XNATER-CURF HOME, COUNTRY and
w CITY-D 3HEW's at Oyster Bay, L. J., for sum
or reached ssy By CFo'ob from Fulton Ferry, sn1
Dr. T4YLORs 9Th ard Ssh u. noaf Crystal rsi.oe,
oren the hole year reached BY conveyance The
be-. and reasonable terms At both places
WATER.CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No IS LAI0br-sT., Il TRAIL. N. d., PROPRiE-
TOR-Aeeoy modaib o. toi I'M Patients Competent emN:
Physesns The third Lecture Term OF the Hydfopsthc sad
Physioosica School vtl coanmsnoe Nov /
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FUSION IN MICHIGAN-THEWH WING UNIT
ING WITH OTHER FRIENDS OF FREE

Special Dispateh to The N Y. Tribune.
JACKSON, Mich, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1894.
The Wbig Convention met to-day, and after or
sanizine adopted a strong address to the Wings
Of the State, virtually recommending the Lode
pendent State ticket, setting forth their views
upon the Slavery question, aud pledsiog them
selves to unite with the friends of Freedom in
any effort TO redeem the State. E,ch member
signed the ADDRESS and the Convention then adj
journed Every ching passed off tremendously.
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FOREIGN Por.

A. Trsrsni Ass 20 ships ARIEL Reed; Peou,, (up.,isk
ana No lilo NEE al for Boston within $50 weeks: bah
ycko Winthrop Blspehud for do days
Al Cien'usso. 18th vii. barb Bridge Hutchinson f
Pelsra l5sh Sailed litn bark q S,e,son Bs,fo,d
BcEfo'.
Aisi Jsso ish alt. barb Ns1eFps Bradbury from Phil,
6tphs, dks
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THOUSAND YEARS.

A THOUSAND years ago,
On many an upturned brow,
The moon sbone bright as now;
And many heart like mine
Bow'd low at beauty's shrine,
Blessing the Lord for light
And the good gift Of sight.
thousand years from now
Where will my spirit be'
In vast Eternity
Will be lost in night,
Or bsthed in Godt pure light
Thoughts wings grow tremulous and weak with
fears
While lowering DER that gulf-thst gulf OF years.
Gtn,eraoLc Central IND, lea May 1854.
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DIED.

BINGBAM-Suddeply on "Wednesday evening, oo'ooef -
Hiram bIshsm. sgtd 50 =. a., ,..,
anse No Gsroel Erie nds aud scqaaintsness are invited
"a ttsra
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T AIDES FUR s L X Il.
IL EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN fUas.

LUI8.
AIDES FUR st Il.
IL EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN fUhs
n HARLEY
has opened for the sessoo hs nsg. splendid 'sorne0t
fURS,
Consistips Of sstes u a.Itsu Stone hsrten, MOI mar
ten RoyJ E'mine. &c
Besidss svery oibsr variety sut.hl. fcr
LADIES' WEAR.
His assortment Of FURs Tor TRIMMINGS y large ssd De-
.rsbl- Al~o. tine assortment Of - -
LADIES' AND CENTS FUB GLOVES, SLEIGH AND
LAP ROBES &c
srtiel made m the best style END wvranseo
Fuys Rekssbsd iL the best manner
H. sARLEY No 81 John T., New. Yore
AIDES FANCY FURS.-
IL BULPINs FUR STOCK
For the spreading sessop nov ready and eompnsesa
nos superb OF every fashionable garment VIA
Vletorinss Tipp.t Riding Boas
Cspes CLsh CVdnals,
huns and Gus " RusuaD and HlAsons Bay Ssbes,
Stone Msrtsn, Mink, Squirrel
Eyuips Gsset Chncka,
Bssm Martin ke
Al newly pspsspred Of choics and wssessssed ssiss.
and st sxns msly DsA@r s,e poee.
GRO BULPfN. No. 81 Broadway.
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Clothing.

THREE DOLLAR IIATS.-Elegant French
sih the ipw price of IS asosIy sod Of VI meas
Mas o. "a s. BROWN No 90 Hudson-s
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nlillinrrp, 81.

CARD TO the LADiESM!ne second re GRe ss
Nv ~, !, A. Ms w SiaM0SS.s No ot ofo.d~y
Mn ~ N,rehsr.. &c pplcd ~if Pattern poeoes
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Steambcais au0 Railroads.

nCTOBER, lS54 - For Shrewsbury, Long
~ Br,nch BishisnJ Dock Oss.n House Port Washington.
No,nt. Doh Bro w.. Does lNitdl-tIwn and ned Baok
Nav and .r pod ST subost ALICE {. PRICE Capt n.
Hasscrty viii leave the foot Of robinson ST. North River,
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAA-
~ SHIP LINE va SiCAkAUUA-Aeeess0p Transit Con-
S TIE ~ s sss 10. . s:a NORTHERN
kesI s sSrs,S o:s, ns.I:s.sfs s r s.s:
i,,.. q r:ipS; q :se:.sss. '' :s 1; s::.::
resm,hiP fANkhE BLADE; Go tsns safdea) over ,As
sfiaod u.n,psrsn BY s e.- essa.ses rh..e s,sApers
Es unsurpassed ,heH Ventilation .aa .eeoumed.oasS
For c isIa sis = MORAN X,6 Bo~un.
y &c uHsnsos on the = q os.oS s The S.y. Of :has
onih wbsp ,h,s- ..,' f.n er Sunday the steamers .in
iss's The Monday 'o'o-os Their will be 10 steamer 90
T 8. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
AsPlNp ALL aud PANAMA. - rnrossh PAsaSe
+ sss :. e SS a1ss.y
s' or THURSDAY Oct Al 2Oeloes p M fr0m per tost
Of w.u,p,t North RIVER viii be- dispatched the ieet steam
sbit GEORGE LAW Panama with the ne" and
p.,. raj .xN.ssps. ., P.nsn. rrevsn, detention ID
Of accident N 49,
P.eife .re United Ma. Stesmshp Companies are an
.urp..rd P,r,. csiorois are avted 70
For passage. ,rpi, ct the corrssy. chee ~ - %sst~.
EIRsT CLIPPER tor SAN FRANCISCO
Il pIsPArCH LINE ri. .plsaei elpPer.ap Pan
fEGO Sessr. r..et eouPis.is. Der o.Ans r,sr NO.
t NV. ln 'sg % s- :. s ssi nc ,o,., @
t.y' d.ebs,ps o-r e.ro "a nee oaet sspPe ds'rca'
SUTTON Co " % Waii.; or
s,-,. JAMES sIssoF s ca. No. 5 se.vsrn-
Tor CHARLESTON aud FLORlDA-SEMi-
i "FEkLY Y MAIL LINE The new. and fest sons
steamer MARION W so.sE, 'cnm.ndrr, viii leave PIER
No R, on SATURDAY oc' : 81 O'Clock P v. pre-
ei.eiy For freight ,IpS beN ~h,re 81 es o. ssSs
viii he signed srd fer Ts.E- the ctc- Of spoFFOko
TILFSTON Co, No - srosiwrs rhrough tscses 10
Esres elows; To i'es'o,vil- ISL 20 Pilsif>, 50.
WAkDLAW, WALKER & BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COaNis,IOS MERCHANTS. snd
RECEIVING sRS FORwARDISG AGENTS, CHSkLEs-
TON. s
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ 20, gRFNFN VIA SUPERINTENDENT United
States all steamship HfGMANN Hissn., Commander,
viii .. FOR Br,meu toachirs 81 southampton TO .nS no
mai. and o England sd france. ON SATukDAf.
Der 7 At II 0'clock n Dom rer No 81 North River
Price Of pas.sse from N-~fos 20 souhsmg,9n or nrs,
mem IN first Cabin main -Acou ~ise 10 ftrst SAon lover
saloon sieo; IN Seco's 'shin $50
Al ,,r,risne, .urr.op .tt.ch-d 10 each steamer
Specie delivered w H.vfe ~ Loofen.
All letter. u psss 'hrorsh the fcs, Otee.
For frestt or Pssssgr sppy 70 -
4. -. SAND Agent. NJ II South Willismst
The steamer WASHINGTON ~;l succeed the Hermann,
and sail sept - 20 Oct
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n.pIs FAIL MILLINERY. - Mrs WIN.

SIMMONS having orcped her fAl >, % e go.
iisFRY l. Prepared ior h-ir inspection a. her a -. NJ,
hihn.r ~ SHOW Rooms, No. S4 bfcsawr' 'e
koli,an Hotel
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fs.s u
fLilS HATGHTs soCAN STAGES run in connection
With hi, b. at.
CTATRN ISLAND snS NETWORK FERRY
NNOTICp -CHEAr kACURsiOS-fsre u centa On
.pe aer Apri 20 1884 the WILL leave follows, antl
tther uoee; Leave Nandehlts Landing. staten lsan1.
every bout from A to1P lesve foot OF WHITEHALL
Ct Se~.Yok every Sur. fom y A. NJ to ! Y NJ
NYACk and HAVERSTRAW STEAMBOAT
~ LINE. - ,,ou, -,
s,esp,r ISAAC sNirt steamer ARROW Leaves
Loo d.y resp, daily except sunday Cham
SSS'rhsr,t PLr a. P N ber.sf Pier at 4 NJ, for
Sy.CK ard aAVER NONKERS, PIERMONT.
STRAW lsntin, Al Rurklsbd NYAcK OAK HILL ees-
Lake and Pi.rnout con, n.ctns hoeAand Las ana
p.ction - iih the New yort and tiasrfsra~
Erie Railroad Returning raves nsN"-
ps,,rnIA l,sves B.vrr. straw at Y.
-, moruns Al Ga tn. ARROW will
.S.io.l MEDIATE parties fbr any Of tho
shove places the most
soushl. terms
Al N Th,. I'm. Of Ro.ts DO not and al Amosa-
NOR ALBANY, BUFFALO and all STATIONS
%. m. CENTRAL RAILROAD III you wish q oahss
ouk p.s.ase bali nsus rates take the bEaO or NAN
HAITIAN
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" GEEgkR GAfCHEs leven snd chroaomsses, psnsS
nne h,epsr CIR ak .ery ~ wholesale and retail,
O. {. ALLEN. II WsIlst. sseond soos ssy 1reAS.V'
Importer Of Wstshss ~ jewel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
MEDICINAI.

Dy Halls Celebrated Putmopic Eljgif
TioRtle permanent cufo oTcoUsht c0ldt COnSumpilOn
u bTopelliIs pgthmq ltiuo1a, GROUP, woopll
ii1amhllOnOfo bfOLchea and hOaIHee1a tauatd bypub
io seainsI aud oil affections " The oIGana Of reapTa
Warrnned tie aud beat nqdeln5 ordloeAa'
eso die imsa ever aold ~ America. lax, 4. I,.,.
thmEAltslg this modlonJ 10 tho public Ng have the
satisfaction tu know gt w0 not only present them with
Al ntl lO0 for Tue class OF diseases u nTQlel
Ses 10 cure but With 70 perfectly lRTnlet9 IN ~ 81
Iceis ur he constitutions Oh can DO 9uminstofeV willis
nu any ieat Of mineral lolsOnt lOr II contains 09e-
re net that large portion OF the suffering, aud deah
irowhoutt country, 10 caused 10y disease 0fle QTgaia
dfresmTaOn, consequent upon oXpustre and cold has NJ
luoeduH 10 nut II Within tie reach OF every dlVduul
WHO may need ate lcdY that las proven ITSELF 90 tnNalu.
Rhlb. ~ /,
Study thnse dlssaSes OF tile lungs Which art 90 reqnetln
Our change bic elhRle aud oaiu 20 b IN udvaee
Of all boioTo discovered Or those peculiar
cOmnlina, sn Improvement Wy % al, and consequently
ulWllortO allOibers. Heua
We Shall make no oStrRYugani assertions OF s eicecy
In curing al lo tho vendors Of too many 0sruns
WHO deceive who trust then nor shalt wo hold out uny
lndueomepts which experience doeh not Justify.
llpaiienB Will porSOVoro IN lh9 we ~ THIS mealeOe,
auA use az dlncled, they viii be Cute q ovgTy Instance
that tta hot beyOd lilo power OF neuclNa. hero ate
nun eYOus persons oiOylngo blessings olhet and
renewed life, IS u were, who otneIwlsn would lave long
aluco been IN their grave but for Tho timely aud porsevo
ring Of fia Invaluable remedy. Its nopielehdcd
that II 10 nabl6 lneVey stngo 0rc0nsumpii0n but wo
Know 10 b. better adapted 10 the various diseases al
respiratory organs than any other Medicine offered TO
lhepubo, All weask Is trial end In every Instance n
vse rely according TO the dlrocilOs aud i perfect salts
action anoi CIV ~ ihe money will be returned.
Genuine signed 4, HALL y co, For sale by JANIS
HhKEU, DTugalst Wheeling, Va Also, BY Druggista
7erernly Throughout tile country anp-ly
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Ffom ne PafTmonf VI. y RtpNIiean.

ron ne rai'neHt( Es'1 htPilSliean' a.,
An lHVALuABLk MEDICINE. Iii 10 but seldom we md
among the mtuy emsles offered 10 the public for the cure
Of disease, ono we consent to conmond WHOSE Vr
avoided giving usIance tOanyihng that CHIT lead any
TO suppose that plao.d any faith their polon
aons. but with reference 70 remedy manu- eeiured IN
this place. and which has become familiar the public
as hVpsehol words, we speak from knowledge OF its In
TlnSlo eXeeenclog its adaptation TO many OF tho Ills Of
sreak Of tho NOnpATell Nerve and Hone nimc pTenaT
ID BY II, u. Can & TO-, from prescription FURNISHED by
Or Watson Carr. late OF MOTghlOWn, 6ndHow OF Wheel
Ing Of The most eminent PhYSlcias IN Virginia. Thlo
ointment 10 based upon the broad principle that any rene
dy which win relieve eXeTna pain, win II properly com
Ounded, DO equally ecAolOus In lemOv Internal aeo'
lions, principle HAT has bern suceeeAiully deyeole1
Il Is simply the OsnTng OF SnleIe0, being mild end Sim
le In It's bcllOn, and yet revealing IN lta eCls power
nOre Incredible, reaching the most hidden sewe Of man
and beasand yet being inuOXous TO weakest Infant
put up IN ottes twice large the majority, a.
ouh larger ian The aTgeal besides being than four
times strong, We commend Il to those In want or
aafe and .'ff.f. "
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House EmpOriuml!
CLOTHS, OAssIlEREs AND vEsTINesl



New Spring and BulhuleF @ OOdsl
TiRBpleasuTo In being able 10 say TO my old Gust
il and tie laghOnable community, that have iusl
returned from New York. and have bean able TO procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that the great
Emporium, New York, pimpOrl from France and the
old eountes aud having dispensed with the sale OF cont
mon clothing gVea me more and tine TO attend 70
the Wont9 q my eulomeI8 In the fashionable way NY
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, brown, GREEN BLUE OLIVE AND
bALHiA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool eaahmeTets, all shadeo and eooTsi
bOmbaGns dupteF summer cloths, nau aud gTasa cloths
&C., for making flock, dress, sack aud business
French, BngPh and meIiean eaoemoTeoi also, duokl
linen dhn55, &C., for making pants. AO 70 VeatinBs,
have the most boauul selection ever looked AZ IN any e
IT, ell OF which prepared 10 make up IN tue most
"a hOnabe and best style, as have eeeuTed Mt RUsaELt
services 40 cutter oT the coming oeaoou, certain ~
sayhS that cSn rnloh better cloths hanany house west
Of The Allegheny mountains, IL ,.,.,..
ment O. Furnishing Goods oil ma. BeaSOnlble and laSh
unable, eonalanS OF CLOTH casameTe. eAPheTetl, BON
haIe GTa0a non, dubita ard plain linen, flock, dress
and busneea Coats Vesis and panl, made from tie moSt
hhhlonabe and Goods, 10 great vaIetyl la0
linen aud cotton ShTts silk, liren, lambs wool aud cot
ton UndeTehlTtp and pnwers envalA' stocks collars
gloves and sutnfndeTa. -.l.,
HOSIERY 10 gretl Variety also every other article suit
able for cnmpouhga sent enan 2 WaIdrVbe tu-I,
All ths above NAMED articles, together with many other
articles that be found AZ my store No T. SpTS5 House
Pisase epllnand take look, aud much obl'ge y9gIS
nI9t r. t.. trI D. hlCE'
NOTICE EXTRA.
have ANAL stock OF common cloihng that will dis
pose Of Al COST even less TO make ROOM Ui my Spring
btOSL 81 nus lVOals - Ut 8 p,,,t,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
AZ You aurFnRTNa

VlRoM Rleunailsm, Sore Throat, Group. DlHeglt
II breathing. looihAohe, Tlc DoloIellx Paih IN The
,oS s,I joISs, Cuts Bruises Polion Sores, FeYs Sores
Pain emps In che Sl9m1c h99Is hoI9us, Gn nS
Gus Insects Rabid Dogs quo C4ke, Age In he BIeas
Face bunlo brhse9, ehshng, chopped handle eSEll;
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Piles Rat Ache, Uleers.
SAT- Rsun sSyy sore ppIsI Hote Ps pa, ". ,s,
assu Cd that la this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almosi simultaneously but
RRADIOATRS THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh al the idea Of any composition SgIln
such number Of diseases but YOU but reject that l9se
diseases, though numerous nlnno, a arise nom similar
causes, The proposition will less exlIavagon! but
Wee II ten times more THE FACTS which Stare u9 W the
ell who have used Il themselves, Witnessed ts ssio
(NonpSi el) indlcates, ne be,t LiniMsHi knelsn.
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed the strlk ng mllaly between
many external and Internal diseases having entirely inner
entnaTCsi Aud has Il never occurred to you that rem
TO botli THIS remedy Il now offered you In The OuPA
ne lmHENT which does not Insult your Understandings
Of &sTeo Or mishfv cst.S ~ 1e eafi but s simply the
OTIsrRmo oV sorNe being mild and simple nls aSllon
-Telohng the most hidden slnoRs nj inun or benott-
aud yet belng innO9lOns 10 the weakest Infant tsaso
by far tie eAaPsi Hent In tho market, being Pot uP
bottles tiet az large % The majority aud one fourth larger
than the largest besides b0lng mOT6 than four dimes NJ
uttOuHl we theeloe Offer II to you With pride AMI con-
denCe exactly suited the wants OF rich or
poor hlBi or low.
he unprecedented size In which tho Nonrarel Linment
1Put up and the vast expense orthe nateras used ~
makes timpOsslbO for US tOuhy for the printing OF the
hundl eds ofcerhcaes gilt pubsh, nor do we deem
eeeseary a. tho article wherever Ie used Will certify
Tor Itself, SKI
We would however refer those ghloied ones who have
often been ged by forged aud US aEsertiOa
to the following names, being butA ew Of the many Per
sons whose olraCier for celdor aud Veaoiy needs no
phegylo om u.s. and who having Mly iesledis virtues
III recommended,
prepared 70 speak OF Ice merits a. II deserves l
SUd la Wheeling by James akoT kells q Caldwell, 7
q Logan q 20, WRMeKee, Patterson q Co, and by tho
plheipal DruggiSts Of Ylrglnlu. and PENNSYLVANIA,
August II, '63