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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
] aW HElEIll J ING. lI..Il ,..s., 81 20 e, :
= sPRIiNG 81 OF 1858. 6 2 .
9aiivvtM. 1T. Sell BY.svs.sl..1.'s !. & -


tfia fiaWH0LEiSAIEip DEALER I'M
~, -, e oseignt a. y Renae.tic Dry @ Gods,
No. III Main ST., West side, 6etloeen Monroe ana
9us ~. ,sti9-s fG9,fon sts. e1a ,bsis
a2is es 40 Wheeling, Va, 81 aslasS5ig 49,,
rs NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
and Motions, direct from importers and ianGtaclu.
rers Comprising as Complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted TO the trade OF this section be found
IN any hou West, whichI would respectfully
invite the attention retait dealers; eonsIstng oi
F 6Ad dat!EsS ifDREss GooDs.Itf ~ sfa. -, =.
black silks, plpacas poplins, lawns, de
hams etc with avery large stock or prints, Of best
makes and eol6rs. iso, bonhets, ribbons Innings,
other trimmings in variety And of1s 5 GE tsizFCs
aAb D5iis eeW .filMEN's wEARsiei,ss.j mi ftf ~.
In eothsg cassimers, sattinets, meIipo eassimeres
Jeans weeds, and summer cloths; also Cottonades Dem
mis- blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, nahkeens al
other such goods livery desirab assortment. Also,
men's and boys palm hats Leghornand Canton hats, son
wool brash hats, ETC.; with full stock OF linen and cot
ton baggtpg seamless bags table diapers, crash
dfflgs, cngs. Checks shirtng stripes, etc!, brown
and bleached masils; with good stock offwhte goods
: I, NOTION LINE, s.'e 2ii.'laa7 y
As eambrics, jaconets Irish linens aees but
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs all their 81
whole stock win loupd wen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
% Something worth seeingl
A. M. ADAMS'

NEW CLOTHlNG ROOMS.
HAVING now completed my roomsI am better pre-.
1rared to accommodate my customers than ever be-
fore and at such owprcesas win asonish the natives
Come on and try me- Remember tina, my place is one
door above the old long occupied by me-
useless for me to undertake to my stock the
variety $50 greata lsi je20i Jgs a. N. DAMS.Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

q tEt Thomas II. Gibson, ,,t7,sI,i
fl PLUMB Err AN D G AS3FITTER
No. s Ution st, opposite C.H..Be7ry's Rope store
EGS leaveto inform his friends and the public In gen
- elal that be continues TO carry the plumbing
cts share OF publ patronage. ~ .sfEs.7fsltl 10.
He has constantly on hand, lead and iron pipes,
mon ana patent ydrants cisern pumps, bath boilers
wafer closets wash basins cold water fountains
tells, water coolers for private familes hot cold
cotins kettles, fetorts bleaching, and other
dispatch = - 80 y iH ifHt 3
Also chandeliers, pendants brackets bellar lights
An orders de- LEFT at the above place viii be thankfully rel
II n RA orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. iTIsF3 lflis f - np6-6md =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

Observation-Disclosures d KIN OK, !.
90 WHOLESALE AND sRETA1Li DEALERS IN. 5,a = /,
b B0OIiSAND5S SHOES, MEMS, and,
i9as Boys Hats andit Caps, atf tie 4 4, XXI H
5tlj 500 -ioell kno,er, stand ofthe r.,
-sFo, BIG Red BOOT .alsl. s.fF
WE are now receiving our Eastern ManuacturiLe Le
establishments one Of the largest and hest manulae
ured assortmentol Boots and Shoes Fall Winter
wear, ever offered In this any market They have
to order, to direor
tons and are intended expressly retailing To our
regular ar and All Others
Shoes which equal quality OF material and
to those manufactured in this any other
sist il.part Of the following seasonable goods.
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oFFICE-No. 2l, Water Street, between aIc.
and Quincy. '4 = a"saS sooe 6. ,.s..s

Daily, per annun.... s5.on
RIO cents Per week ist ~. ,,
Trtwceky. per annum
weekly .'......................... 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

! On MENsPooTs.s N g4f'
600 pr mems kip boots, +
I 900 mems thick boots,
800 mems cali boots, y
4 900 mems waterproof do
MEMS BRooANs. sfs n
500 mems calf brogans,
|, 200 prime, kip do
900 do thick ~ do SO
1000 low priced do
ia .4ai BoYs' uooTEGs.
1900 pair boys thick bootees,
300 7silSq calf dc.
lbuHoprn' tBooTs.
200 pr youths calf boots,
800 do kip do f2'.
1900 do 70 thick do, tsfi
n0Ys ASDYouTHs BRoo4ss.
l,OO0pr boys kip brogails, !.
1900 do thick DO
1000 youths do do 51t
600 do Kip do
800 hoysand youths calf do
wpMFN's iLACK nooTs.
500 morocco. lace boots,
1000 calf ,Sfi do ~ q
800 iulils q II. do ....; .lit
1900 kip do
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

sEf tp 4ssasr9 30 .ybsG9 Ssfs bjfz q Sfsiist
~ 81 saes9 s5SoX AsH ,sIissiiT IsasF5s n
se9as'{ 1ae4 y = Ia Aris9B sdl mod
ttnoIdtnalidl lid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

Sign of tf,e Grecinn .lTrigonum, NO. 100
L nRnin Street. =''5eh
Ese.ss.1. J. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
9nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and III.
n q snity; that he has just opened a. new and
Violincellos, Fagolets Flutes, Files Aec0rde.
ons, Banjos, and Tambofines Brass Instruments
first and best make. Vi! 80 Et "a. \ 90
singing. i x % y = 7t'''f
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute and Violin, aIso the
Songs Duets etc and the very best Roman and
caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. atin'lHs
Flows for Vioncello aud Violin.
~ kiener'a Furniture renovating vanished
Eurliurc, Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture . 2=sS ~ agossi u
by the Agentfor Kleber, Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best nanu eture in the United States such
as Sunns and Cark's grand and square Pfanos b. Dul.
hsns, Haett and Alens celebrated Boston Pianos
Agent for the make rCarhardt and Needham's Patent
Meiodeons .sl ftlf sssItu,. 7 n, st,..
a'tEe lowest prices. e'H int @Ff ma
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
$50 MCGUIRE HOUSE, 3 r.

- 10 i9H D V4fsVotis. f5s5f
eIsoi ilSss:sSt p Sgifis - hstisi
is7ss Roy iiw sstsEgs 10 8 sf{ioa 8 sisaTs
sd bf1st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
lSTEAM MARBLE WoRKS.

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
"a JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would fespec tfuily in.
fprnihis friends and the public .thatsh shassre.
- moved his esta islment TO No: 131 Main Street,
corner OF Union where will found constantly hand,
line. consisting OF Saddles. BridIes, Harness,
Iron frame and Wood box WrnnEss, VaIiscs,
CARPET Rmss, Scotch Upper and Hog skin
Collars, Hnmes, Whips &C., S<c., &c. oTEst
ofthe best and will be sold CHEAP FoRCASH.
Those desiring purchase requested to ealland
arl2-yrd.i l3l6 No. 131, Main ST. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

4 w neeling SavingstInstitutio
i q OFFICE, NO. 1872, lIAINsT.t Il ,,fss
oihss open from O'clock, until sp M Discount
Money feeefved On transient depostte 1ntsrestpad
. J. .CRrMBAeKER, ALEX. Rooms, ALEX. PAxTos, AN.
Jonksos 4srEL sTEEsHeP Jas MARSH, ApAM
~ g1ilaI 4p lfft' TsinAi.iNRLSoN, iPfesi dns " 81
WIN. MCCOY, Tredsurer.i5 Yifiinfls t4s q q aug2, a,
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.woMEn,s aAlTERs, HALf

|
thankful for the liberal heretofore extended
U.S. we solicit continuance OF the same. 70 ta u
sep3 McCLALI,RNS &, KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

SO. q. tNtos sf., WIiErLiNo. "a. ~ F'foU
Z J..H. CRgMBACkER ,II'...l'I,l n,
-. snt5it Wholesale and R etnil Z! ~ ~
~ DRUGGIST, 49,, $1,000 ~ ..i,,s.
NO. .f75. MAIN sTEEEr, WHEELlss, Va; i'li -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

RnItinaore Pinno Forte l1nnufnctory
IT J. WISE & BRoTHEit, manufacturer Of 3ond6ir
Grand and Square Pianos, special atten
ton OF female peri9rmers to late and
In the TOUCH OF the piano. Bythis Invention
The keys the same piano be regulated ARp or
SOFT Topen 50 as to suit the exact elastic strength othe
touch is frsts were vain to talk
Of fine tone the ks not susceptible aee and
eestc movement oerwse, the inherent qualities ofthe
instrument will remain unknown. Those VINO whnfd
avail themselves the best possible playing the
piano. should not ailto give this iiyention tidal
See bpsiness circulars which may be had post.
/ ID l4Eis{s ,,5a 49, J. .J.W1SE@BRoTHER,
mar26 - e'i''.i 7 ia9 BxETIa6RE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

80, a.. just Received.
50 s9e,f,sI.T- Eastern Pickles, assorted
London pickles, Table Sauces;
Table Sauces. r.. l;atsups;
Cdtsups & Extracts. variety; ;Sauer kranti fsls,
Cnrrie powdersit Atf brandy Fruitsi o..4z E
Capers; s1a 81 AUD fCordial; ifsL- r. -
olives; Jellies srd preserves; = :!
English and French Muttards.
I I ~ :, - Y : GREEN FRUITS. E&4u 80
sae essf,ss sssrrles
4. Pine apples: Green peas;
r. ftss55isl q DRY FRUITS. 81 ~ = 3 I
seedless Rstsis; B q Ptunes. in Jars and casks;
SsSls fsas.l fiss
Lemon Pes' tEsIeps Es.1epa
ta NUTS.
u Cocoa Eutsiso.ss ss.,; ~ Cream Nuts; a
lss. Almonds, all kndsi sis3if.s 1ss,5 /.
Pecansi Engnsh walnnts;
Peanutsi dis tfsi ssi lsstt. \. = Il,
Fire crackers Torpodoes. and Roman candies, all sze.
sseisSuNDRlES.a 5fS5
English split peas; 50 q Sperm and star candles;
Kentucky Hominy;,t Is Maccarom Vernicelli;
Rice F1ours 9 slEft . tSts Chocolates; .i=iel
Farina, isas s.en esss.s - sCpcOayf .sj9AS.li.
Hemp and canary seed; Cocoon shells; saa
White and coiored wax; s,sl lsromas u a1ai,E El.s
$500 n superior Pennsy ylvania bpckwheat Hour
74us 1000 bsSEesteu1 eryeieheesei a. s1y s5aS
f3lg cases pine apple dosssas:A 4ssf "a
fst2p 100 sackslTahle Salts essi s4 j, 4tsJ3 ~
100 bbs superior Family Flour; Eitsa 6rfsEss5SGit
~ re Bbis Daxis Sons burg crackers assort
hsinasss slS bs sWoopKow, Rss5 Si,seeS 26s Mains
y tc22 - ds3 aud 5Ipashington Hail
ess'E apid airs li53 81 SsSsS 4 &
s.,,. , sys ~ - stall itEfI 10 "a q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-04

-7tI ets7sNf7lVtJ9 tifOIFsJl,Ii'I HIT
isl 9a' 10 aka saf asssrGl,so sii 81 Yi.,,s gI
.1fo l5-ssiGi 4,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-17
PLANTING pRpIr TREES.

jock. when ye hae nothing else 10
DO, &c may be- aye sticking in tree il
will be growing, jock, when yere sleep
ing.'-H'ari ef Md-Lo,hian
Would you leave an Inheritance
to your ehildrenf Plant an orchard.
No other iu,esimeu, Of money aud la
Dor H'ii, ia The long run. pay 20 well.
> Would YOU make home pleasant
the abs'de Of The social ,irtue.g Plant
sa orchard. Noihing better promotes
among ncishbors, feeling Of kindne,,
aad good ~'ll Ihsn treat OF good fruit,
often repeated.
). Would YOU remove from your
children the sironges, temptations to
steal Plant an orchard. If children
cannot obtain fruit at home, they arr
very api TO seal Il ana when they have
learned TO steal fruit, they are ia a fair
way TO learn 10 steal horses
T. Would YOU cultivate constant
feeling Of lhaHlfalness towards the great
Giser Of all good Plant m orchard.
by having constantly before you one Of
'hc gn"alesi blessings given 10 man. you
mast b. hardened indeed Il YOU arr not
influenced by spirh Of humanity and
lhsakfalness.
3 woald you have your children
lotc their home, respect their parents
while living, and sencrsie their memo.
- When dcad--in al their wnnderings
loak hacs upon he home Of their youth
a. saeied sPoi--An oasis IN lhe great
wilderness II the worl4g Then plan,
80 orrharA
6. IN shoH, 4 yos ~ish to svail Your.
self u The blessings q boaaiiisl Prov.
'1eoee wi.ich are ~iih.a yoor reach. you.
nasi plant an orchard. And ~hen ,ou
do a. zee that you plant good frua.--
Doat plant erab-appls tao, = nor wild
l''asis' nor iRdiaa peaches. The be-
arc 10 cheapest !SgufA. Agr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-17
coSsr,IPrJoNctREp.

M uHka W. efiNs i--is
came g. New Nefk VS. tho ti.ip Telegraph my
native place - lohu, New hransWiek Wheu
ttathea tais riiy, ny health wac very poof, had
tsD bad cough raised gf.od deal VI matter, which
a. frequently mirsd with hlood bad pain ia my
len ,iir, and vefy wesk aud omaciatei Ny
ineu1i snf par rlctaa pronounced my case cuHsinp.
tiln Ead heypsd the fcSeh ct inrdtciur. | accident
ally beard It Or. Carts. Hyreana. 81 nhaiinE iyfe
AZ Nsglf aHa Chem syrup, aud ,hisined package
Nhith ssnly bc.eiye sas the means 81 saving my
hie. ssoa Dilef wearing the Inhaler I found II 70
civea the pressure a., lung, and Afiet while tue
dtsfsse mHde 10 appearance upnB The ssTiace usdof
the lah4iff tod the Cherry syrup a. directed.
and continued g. d. o. couEh gfadgaily eusw Hg
ietifr, until if entirely lea me, and now consider
myself cared. shall wear thu ihhaief, n the ct
Il - Taihef pheasant, and believing u Strengthening
SOD i.anr ,us = ihe lHnss, feel unwilling at present
JOHN WOOD.
sold hy BoNnS PAUL, No. 80 Cuniandi sueoi
q. -. RING eorpef Il Joha street and broadway, y.
y. Pnss ~ package.
\. B.--Ahs p.f-.a inflnsinr 81 ~ Borp Pau,
N Crtfts a fEHKiNs, Ncs Nnfs, wili receive pack
age cantainHg bottle q ~ gnah Nspn, enc 81
Them r>na, and an Inhaler ~ noHt bat by et-
pTrs., frse "a any part ~ The United STATES tour
paetssrs to- SO, POND MORSE, Agents.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-17

rHtss naan fe bt dIarnas fhsn ssst
a ia hfsas ueas - sai'. sfrase sr.earh
Del ass ss ,rf o. ietlts hsgrs Wbrs
sae ssal go 49, drto ihs bsirs f'oen
~ BE- vi,sml To- ihs vhssi On soar.
s33 ~ upth freshly tissn l.rse ie & -
gia oon srefg Firiu fhs css b. 'asr
ioals d.rs' y, i.ttius ca' Asna sgg3y
iir Hnrc 10 Bile anafisf . sbast va ottf
tir vl,raf Tsis ~ mare COT u abe
k'tar a,t ase dsr tssn oaa BE- poe ia
ssnaf hs asY ilas r1eoes sil o.
afuf if smui u ysaf srrd u 'hss ~
REESE sal sarare 30 feaf rfar OF tK-
clnffisa taa, iin iasfh.aas e.srafe
n, rasthE pfaerss v ill rnsiaes gihff
good faotsf IS ~ii taorsrsgc early
rss@,iasJiga rash ffu sfA ii'r gro~'h
a i'fs p,a.f, ~ iss oa.,i. ssi snaii.
ii-fa 30 esnl forth ih,s rsss cs,',ef
ihsn osi.,ta .s, sni iArrty ga fsai.
hoil Be- zee raiih bslafa ihc s,iHng ia
81 hard te.i. vi ol,ieci. II o,oeacaa,
H. connection saA see sstjcd -
saats i 3. bui rpuTsf 10 'cmatk. ih,,
tss4oH ahcr saleianec, have hcsa re-
ts,mu.p.i,l "a. solaiiaaf oi af,enie, So
ieiioa, q rsff~ra'. s'3eiiaas q blue vie
ua1 stale chandler by. salsiiops Of icy
n se.i n.hss --bsi &C. ue have tried
lhe one ~e rcrommend, and as Il e
simrls aai aGesii,e. sc prefer ii TO shy
olher
stlEcr3oS 90 Care ,l,osl5
he observed in seirciias fosf seed wheat;
ID ,;soail be- Il good variety, frcc
hom il4c seeds u seed. Of every De.
sciapion.
QUsNrrIr oF Sam reR AcRE.--If
spun broadcast. less than two busbel.
per acre sbsulJ boi he sown, Il soNed
Ia 'oss with drill, I've pecks will an
sser. a saving 10 be appreciated where
a man las large Geld 10 SOW. which
hfe sid TO ensoe to the dulins over the
broadcast system. should operate strong.
iy with al well judging mind, 81 ho cs.
innate properly I'll that tends to en-
i'ghicnci economy for Il more grain
can he grown uiih less seed. with say.
ias Of lhreo N every eight pecks, none
oan hesitate long in determining ON
shich SIDE bis Interest les
MANUHE ron WnEAT We have
before suggested guano and bonr-iu.t as
proper mnuurrs for wheat and we will
here remark that al shea, lands should
be lined, unless that min cral j. naiurnl
" existing ~ H. Lime enters into tho
eompotiiioa Of both the grain and the
straw Of Nheai, 80 also does potash and
rhosphorie acid. IT, therefore, these
Substances. by long eour-e Of culture.
may have been extracted from the soil,
they may be reinsiaicd By compost.
formed precisely as We have suggested
under The head Of rye.
KINDS OF Each wheat
grower must consult his own good judg.
men, upon ,hi. subject all We can say
i, that The Mediterranean has more
generally come out, through the la.i sea-
son, nu'caihed, than any other--Bak.
liner. Fdrmer.
The writer Of the above might have
added 20 bis let Of arguments ia favor
Of sub-soil blowing for wheat that the
plants would hiisr better than 10 un.ub.
soilcd land, and that in case of drought.
the roofs could not only pass down for
moisture, hut that The humidity CON
densrd from the atmosphere l. much
greater in deeply disiniegraied soils
indeed, a whoa, crop. raised on well
polrerised and deeply sub-soiled land
"iil no, suffer from drought Working
Farmer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-17

~ .Hknfs, y y, Dee efh. lslN
- ahuNf eight fUefs havt been sfriy AFFLICTED
uiit tiie AsFhe4A the isHi tNn frafs have suf
iafsl hffahd sii my f4arfs ni description months
tuf hats h.t tgeu able g. sisfp iu BIRD, ret.
uaG what trsi cti4id siftins my cbaf. NJ Giih
eBfes Of hfrathlus and ry saHennfs were ~ great
fimrt tsf g. iaaTs tpfritrf mA Trends stQ.cifd
rafh haaif asiis tc uif ia-t buuHg the pasi az
Year, have had tht aid sud attendance uf aamo 81
fhr meet trlfhfssd llf sicans hat have tecsisca no
iaftaaiisnt tratnt, aid bat htiis foltl 20 lrngii
bad tt rsia iftunc o. pfUrufr Uf Iufir'n Ht gesha
80 inhsung iiyrcan \ sPlf and rhsrp S}uh ~ the
fIui. Oct uttaiHei %. Wa suhefuF suacf Dnc of
uIf 1fsst Hforut sttafAs. and great distress,
nit.st $50 failur 80 Wsa 90 breath. In les Than
tsH minute, ifetn the time aiaitsd The irhsiff 60
ms .tauiafh. aud t,ak taasIssaaiiui Il She Chem
~frp. Wa f.trNed 90 q goat measure tfuin ihs
dlarihty a. hiratiIiar. aud had comfortable night.
hatn aInre eaa luaod d wifh The u'atr-i isssih.o
bfnrht. and sfn nna. eunpsrafiv lf well God uily
kanHs the smsuut 81 sifafin. tits medicine haH fc
ltFcd nie iIaui. Ny adtirs ~ The tufeuur tf,-rnf
a. MARGARET LA~ToN.
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L Il NJ y u I'LL A. 4 Ii AAi.I La


- Anituean Hutta Iefrha Company, are oftnng al
Nhalcsaie Froat yarfly II CLOTHENO, a., made
fIun hiiv'y Iafoa aisa4issa Gaffa Perela. IT new
fif les and beautiful hni-h. These Gouis are Water
prHf, Tree frou unpleasant smell, pishc aud elastic
kf lnsia Rubber not Uiuftd By fafiy substances and
H'lh saf asrempasf and afttsHr srAn. They are
different in rhnrscirt ifim any other guids heretofore
made buiia ictchas either iu ths rnIutn o. Eu-
mp, and are UarrHsfa8 O. saHa % riigors. Among
ths variety ua} BE- bound Coats Check, Gapes, pom
rhus, Eonhug Iarkfts, Dyeus, loegiHs, SON westers
'ap-i lamp blankets. Horse Iesets, shower Astt,
syringe, Rfcssi Pump, Balls, Pencil and lnk FRA
crfs, Ias Bag, HFuH.meu's Drinking Ours Steam
Packing, Machine ttiilhr, Carriage Cloths, &C. Nr.
with VERY fisP aH4 fsdirs Ltfs prsserrcr. made
expressly o. meet the new passenger law at Congress
Ai ~ nish ana quality superior auy other W itrr
pn-.t rled~ uuw beiuff ilIr ruhlic fnf role aftho
Ware house. 30 Cedar street, New York.
ilcal"rs 10 water pfnui gaids invited 60 examine
thee goods, believing that They viii dhd ttm cheap
and flf supsfiuf g. uNtlur they have ever seen
before. Orders 10 any extent executed .hor notice
WILLIAM RIDER,
J.. X. hiLifNas, Pfesi. \. 4. &. T.. Go
Treasurer and Stry. 3g-Gm.
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Carpeting!

800 EfsaHw ftHHsaf " itlft ffl nav Nota
IlANlAs made laref 4idton ~ thtit teui.ef sl'a'
1 ci.slt rtafr, afo uun pffl-Fta 90 pali o. th'f
iiuads Hnd ur fahic 90 zoe taHft cAtgislts ana
rirraai ass ftlltnisNf
Aitu AID NAGAiItOENT CAhfEitN1-
eva hrfIfr in fhf county. rrfrlai care ha@ teen
iakra h he s,l.euan 81 Htatk. and b,uE ordcf,d
Fna received iu advance nt hf rUrfhf n.s 90 'afis,
We srr gfriarr4 g. srl a1f " foe rf0rA ul itn pr
gfi. joss sn ftost fafoaasitr 90 tHr present rates
N-l ftfA CHasI. % fifh Nu-r thrlfis. tu enc err
Gre pitre nrh Medallion a, tiiea b. ans sils f
nch Velvet. Antiplh, ard AtluihtiSf tarpcts url
Ihfre Ply supeifire sHa Super Ingram fi.h Coca
Heavy I'll vugl, a. q ptF yard.
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An lnst.inAn engaged ia sweeping
The floor Of a siore Up lo~n lea days
ago, aa' ,uisrn0saiea a. fo,lows: i saY
rAi, shat art 500 doing there, sAesp.
lag osi HAT room 2 Nor exclaimed
Pat, Pa s~esIiag o. the dis snd
is4g log Tie roem.'
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AZ Wholesalc q Retail.

"a 90 hsiaH aua
At wholesale q Retail.
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FtttaN rfaaa t.-.tsI
frt,sI s-rfa va -is n.sis.
Wstti it.-f seufi nstt
rttenasr tan taf s'ia hf-'t
rsiert lsala,f i.tta o.
,,atss ras uefa
r.ss k.rds
p.aHis s.lH tsN r.ars
rathstln tingusa hais
rai saf iasultIsd o.
ifht sH o.
~ Lssihsi rsasat rarIs
o. g. o. h'-ses,
=, faa't T.siu -iipg'efs
Pa i.tatati rnEsssi
a a.'"'
cat o.
go u.ds o.
1iH isrts TN n,-'i.
LAuiE= ufrARfNrNrs
- fg'a siis ,'-nfifss t.aasrsi
"a aW ti.rh o.
rar@tra Gai,s,s.
ith kta ftakss
rai uH'a liur esiier,
kia rnils Wei h.etsi
Iaut, Velvet 1iif,i-.
isaics' Reel osdtts
irfuu Gasffa.
Tan ora 1aftff.
kossuth si.es
fatf.AaJ liaa Ho0iuesi
Eram,'d d. 90
hid Go do
Gaat and CsIfds
Cirys kii sHnzrs
fai f4rattof 81
fsi anl rnselsi'd roits n,-otsi
Pa 1tp'd tialfGaitsrs.
Iusnui'dl Lind Booi.,
tsf DO f~F't.
rai fas'd j. iiud DO
~ Leather burksAiu,
Gaif per'd Do
Goat do do
MISSES
Pat f1ti siik GaItrr,
Blue pai iosd 60
RI oil ciou do
~ HrM do
k~suih shoes
Pot faN'd Lined npot-
I'D do pcg'd and ssNco,
Goat 90
rari.ear,,r roIta nooi.,
EnamtlI do
nd Do
Ensmei'l per'd aud sswcd Lace Boots.
lAt IsathU d.
hP and esf do
rch Kid Lace Polka Gaiten;
Pat and Euul'd DO
car aud Goat d.
Fch nd nuckstin,
Pat tad do
CAT do
fct hid sliNcr,
Pat do
Cloth do
Glove Rid de-
'alffaury Top Lace Boots,
HOYS' AND fouTuS'i
Pat Leather BoUis, scprdi
Feb Gait scwed Hoois.
de- de- peg'd DO
A a.
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Attention.
uIpRD's COUcII UAIsAM.

4 GUARANTEED REMEDY tot all Paimss
~ Complaints such as Colds, Coughs, Cna
liunrsones-, bronchitis, Whoaping Cough, aht n
Illumination ui the Chest and Lung. We hau :
hesitation ~ offering this laisagn tuu
the above diseases. II bias been already used 10 "a
siderable extent by n number of physiciaus 10 VI
standing, and with such beneficial effects upuh 4
psiients, that we are performing duty m oiruisi
u through the county. We will not trouble me- a
lie with exiraVagnni praises 81 our article, bui \
placing u within their reach, quietly and funteh
await public opininn. We have put the halsam
how price NJ THI-S'T'I FIIE CENTS a nor z
IL order thatit may he within the reach II al, v.
large proportion at the sufferers from the above
plants are persons Ia moderate circumstance,
are unable :" -, such prices A. are rcueraii, chs
Tor medicines nu not he annoyin ing Your nriphsn y
breaking MS ret Win barking cough, and Wta
out your own STRENGTH, but invest twenty Ave ttnt
one bottle Of Hurd's Cough Balssm and II Il 4
not fesinfo Your bealthCall al the ufiico and fr
money back. w. &. iiuRD, sole Prulfists
~ White IT,, New "a
To whom MI orders should be Addressed.
For sale by all doalofs ia medicine throughout
ipunify. l5A
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COAL, COAL. COAL.
III vsn a .l.Y.a a.a. .

COAL, COAL, COAL.
ITfE undersigned having completed
j his arrangements tor coal Of the most approx ed
veins, i now prepared 10 offer Iebrh, Lackawana,
Peach Orchard, Lump, Egg or riuve, az the lowest
market price. Likewise Bln-shurgh, Cumberland and
Virginia Coal. Persons wishing To purchase, would
do well 10 call aud examine the coal before pare has
ing elsewhere. o. A. ARNOLD -
40l River street, one block north of Bridge
Troy y. Y, June 2sih 1853. CIV