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GO The friends of MARY O'RAGAN in Wash
ington are informed that herself aud child died the
Baltimore Aims House en- The 26th July. Further
particulars can be learned by addressing a note OF
calling Ga John hickie, 20 fremont street, Bait.
aug 3-3ft
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

THIS Institution " Ill be opened for the next yvsf
i on the first Monday In September. 1854. The
number Of pupil' Is iimi 3D. The school viii con-
sist Of THREE classes Junior Middle and Senior. Nv.
cry desirable facility is offered. Applications should
be made immediately, Preference Owen 70 those
who enter for the longest time.
Circulars It the Eonkstorea
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY VII orsa q
the same time. Circulars a. above
z RICHARDs,
Jy N-dam MRS II. A. EICHARDS.
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that, in tho committee of conference last night
on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses
upon tie cjyil and diplomatic bill, it was de
termined to strike ont the Senate's water works
appropriation; which was done. This throws
the whole subject over to the next session.
Hon. Mr. Stevens, Of Miehigan.-The nu.
merous friends of this gentleman will be glad
to perceive that both reports from the Mime.
sota-land- misunderstanding committee entirely
exonerate him from any suspicion whatever of
completely in the fraud which was intended by
those who supes:nduced the alteration.
The Reciprocity Treaty Btl.-The enact.
ment Of the Reciprocity Treaty bill, this morn:
ing, by the House, on q moments notice, and
without opposition, was great triumph, in.
deed, for the National Administration. NJ
other bill Of greater importance, as will be
seen in the end, has passed this session.
osing their Places. THE right of the Int
rior Department to employ temporary clerk
expires tomorrow. That is, if tho session ter
inmates to-day. This will throw out of en-
ploymeat 9 iaSge number of worthy and com
petent individuals.
We learn that any informa ton required By
those about to propose for the five new steam.
ers, regarding the diameter of propeller ani
plan foS diseonnecting and hosting of tn.
Same, can be obtained by applying to the En-
gineer- in chief.
Gov. Reedsr, Of Kansas, expects to start fol
his post by the 1stof October NEXT We un.
derstsnd, on his arrival out, he will immediate
~ proceed to organise the Government there.
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River and d8rOOf Dill OotOle Alo uonoIo
Appropriation bills were disposed of. In other
words, they acted under the sSoHed determi-
nation to defeat those measures sooner than
not get up and pass the River and Harbor bill
This accounts for the fact that until very
late hour no important public business was
transacted.
A Monster Bill.-fhe paa loute bill which
was signed bythePresidsnt about 10 o'clock last
night, required for its enrolment one thou
sand sheets of parchment, costing 5000! 1t
is resspitsstion of all the existing post routes
in the United States, to which some six or seven
hundred new ones are added. The arrange
msnt is alphabetical for the convenience Of
reference, an accommodation unheard of, to
which tho department and Congress and the
public are indebted to Mr.. Leeehlong, an eff
cisnt Post oEGs Department Clerk, whose skill
and patience in the exception of this work are
most commendable indeed. III
The Cuban Ten Million Propositisa.z-At
late hour last night, the Senate's Foreign
Affairs Committee reported through Mr.. Mason,
against the sxpsdiency Of granting the ten
millions to the President, which it had been
proposed to place in his hands for tho pur-
chase of Cuba during the recess, if tho oppor-
tunity should occur. The chance now is that
We will get it through war.
In coHGREss, yesterday, after We went to
pres, an immense amount Of business Of
various descriptions was disposed nf-the Ia.
bors Of both Houses on the occasion bsing
those usually incidspt to the last day and night
Of the session.
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.IELEGIR AP HIG. lNEWs]
BY the National3hine.
RIpHE1 FoRra ! q ~ =. !.
!, CONGRESSIONAL. ,sta 4


sr-ls 'ssFi> i CONGRESSIONAL. Fssi y e
.lt.6. = w AsiifNcToN, Feb. G. 4
2kNATEr- Ihex vote on Mr. Cllase's motion TO strike
out Tue Sc cion repeag the Missouri Compromise
'o%TMu:.yeos Is; nays 81 So tile motion was lost.
. without coming 10 vote OH the Nebraska bill
.he SENATE Adjourned. ~ sod y
u s, ~ So 5s4.5.t. q Feb. Il. Is
sENATE.--Af.er various petitions had been pre-
senteu the Senate proceeded 10 The consideration
" !ne biiL grantng a5quartermllion acres ofland
10 Minnesota TO all in the construction OF railroads
biIpassed. - 49, g
The Nebraska bill was takenup.E
MI. Douglas moved TO amend tile. l4th section of
by striking out these words, Gin re ference
10 the 9Th section of the Missouri act which was
adopted by the principles of the legislation OF
1901, commonly called the Compromise Measures
and is hereby eclarednioperatve,'e nd to insert
~ lieu thereof tn. following, (Which being lucon-
slStelt with the pnncple OF non-interyention by
congress with slavery i'll the States and territories
as recognized by The legislation cf l. 80. common.
~ called the Compromise Measures, is hereby de-
cIared imperative nd'void, IL being the true III
tent and meaning OF this act not to legisate slave
~ into any territory or State nor exclude it there
,om but 10 leave the eople thereof perfectly free
To form and regulate their domestic institutions in
then wn,way subject only to the Constitution Of
Mr.. Eyerplt expressed his desire 10 be heard on
The bill. He sad his other duties had prevented
his paying that attention. 10 the subject winch he
desired, anu he asked that be postponed till TO-
morrow. After some debute the bill was post
poiIed. lsslthiE $50 )! ~, s3ts5t7 n
Abill g,anting land TO Michigan for a Railroad
was passed. ,,e}i5us slz.' T5,ss7i,..' f55s
Senate adjourned. .fe 'zs-= Ia,l;4sa-, Is
HovsE.--t he House went into Committee on
the Deficiency Bill. Several 5unilnpor,ant nmend-
inen,s Were adopted; among them an aplropria-
ting S553, 600 Tor the purchase of buildings for an
Assay Office at New York. Without concluding
the bull. Committee rose.
House adiourned. lslsa
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Tribute of Respect.

The LAMBDA CHARTER of the Psi UrsLos,
FRATERSIrY, have received with deep regret, the
intelligence of the death of their brother, Charles
W. EOFr. The circumstances attendant upon
this sad dspensation, render it one of unusually
painful interest. Entering College with the Soph-
omore class of 1852, and having thus been for less
thautwo years member of the institution, he had
nevertheless endeAred himself 10 his classmates,
and especially TO those more Intimately connected
with him in society bonds, by his talents, uniform
gentlemanly bearing, generosity, and amlabillty
of character. Away from home, in the midst OF
strangers, he has thus been cut off in the prime of
early manhood. leaving in his class and fraternity
q vacancy which will long remain untitled.
In this our common bereavements, we would not
forget to mingle grief with the deeper grief OF
those from whom has been thus suddenly taken, al
once son, a brother, and cherished object of
affection. and recognize in his untimely end
striking lesson that neither youth, talent or prom
ise ure exempt from the fell destroyer. a.
MARTIN P. VINCENT,
GEORGE. SCHIEFFLELIN,
A. SIDNEY DOANE,
.Iss Il Committee.
COLUMBIA CoLLEcE. NEW YoRx, Feb. Sd. 1854.
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RTVERI NEWS.

The RIVER last night was alta stage OF 4 feet
inches anifall ne! - A9FEp3
The Fails Ciiyarriyed about 10 o'clock might
before last. thaUout 700 Tons of ffesht for this
port, & s-5t.
/ The Crystal Palace got aground at Captina yes.
teriay and one two small boats went downsto
receive portion of her freight tss
e 1t is reported that The Messenger AMI Buckeye
StAte are both aground bet <een this and Pitts
burgh. s.f
The Upper Mississippi is still closed by ice, and
allthe ST. LOUIS trade consequently cut off. Great
fears are entertained of still further damages 10
steamers by The breaking ofthe gorge at that port,
which has been greatly increased by the partial
breaking up Of the ice few days ago. 87,,.s.
+ RIVER ll1PoRrs.
. NEW ORLEANS-Pe Ben Boh.-J W Pax
ton & Co. $50 bills molasses; Donion & Maxwsii5
% do do: HK List&s Co.., i65 do do; Rhodes &
'ogleby, hhdssugar. sta ,stzlIf
I.oUlSvILLE-Pe Per Falls Citu.-Forsyths &
d. pkl9s 99 bbls 90 casks shoulders, 81 ibis
hams; Zee Bros, 239. bbls po:k, so casks Shout
guerS, tierces do, 259 bbls lard, 100 bbls pork
boxes wine; B F Pearce. 500 ierces lard, i6 hhds
andl tercS,S 81 hls hams, l 81 bills lard, boxes
~ oales hemp; NJ Berryh II, lot furniture; b
Bayless, 284 sacks wheat; Cowgirl & McSwords
2oo casks ham. Ga CASKS shoulders; Coplainf &
Keys, bbls flour. J Chap!ine, 3 bags seeds; Lo-
gan, Car & Co.. a boxestobacce; G w Smith, go
!. Shis, boxes; Wilde q Bro, box books; Mrs
Sadder, 3 boxes, 9 bbls. trunks, 2 tubs, sack,
mattresses.
PARKERSRURG-Per steamer Courier.-For-
syths Hopkins. ll2 casks bacon, 267 kegs lard,
bills, 8 Jars; Cowgirl & NcSwoIds, 1Is terces
hams, 10 bbls clover seed; B. F. Pearce, 8 casks
bacon; ]. b. Bayltss, e84 sacks wheat; Dorsey,
Howard & Knox, 800 boxes ca ndles, cask bacon,
bills rork; g. W. Smith, 9 ale barrels; Tallant
q Deiar.ain. so Sbls flour; H. b. Mccormick, 45
sacks peaches.
GALLlPoLIs-Per Linden-cowgili & Nc.
Swords. so7 bbIs -four; Tallant & Delaplain, 226
bills -four, 81 do beans, sacks peaches; ] b.
bayless 40 bblS wheat, 81 scks do, scks peaches;
A. Bliss, 40 flour bbls.
3. Bnyless. ISL bbls flour; CIV. Anderson,
bbis do, 10 do. cloverseed, do. lard, kegs do;
Crangle Co., 2 doz pillow points, stove and
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 6:h.-The steamer Daniel
Webster from San Juan, arrived at Balize this
morning, bringing California dates to the l4th and
i2O passengers and Sl3, O001n specie. The,web-
ster connected with the Sierra Nevada whc
Brought down million in gold. Tile passengers
came Though in 20t days. California markets
heavy AMI overstocked.j business depressed-
Flour, good brands quoted from II 10 Sl2. Lumber
unlimited demand at s60 per NJ. There is very
little gold coming in, rain much wanted, no gem
erul news vet. irttl.'s 'gs- ,tt
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CINClNNArl MARKEr-

/ .CINcINNATI, Feb. 7.-Flour steady at S6,90as7.
WhiskeY23 %. Provisions firm with good demand,
sales OF 100000 pounds at &c for shoulders aud &c
for sides; mess pork 3d. Lard &c mostly he'd ut
81. Sales of bulk meat for the week reach three
million pounds. Molasses 90. Sugar 4a54. Rio
Coffee 113al2. Sales of llS bbls clover seed nj
5.95. Receipts Of hogs 10 this date IRE four hun
itlred and three THOUSAND.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LlFE.

TOLEDO, Feb. 6th.--A boarding house was burnt
st s'oclock this morning, and the minutes. were
Obliged to jump out of the windows. Two men
and two girls persisted in the flames, and others
badly burnt, one fatally.
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FIRE IN -l,nSrnN

BosroN, Feb. 1.-The building in which the
Chronicle, American Union, Yankee Blade. New
England Cultiyator, American Patriot, Congrega-
'innalist and Christian freeman were printed, was
by fire this morning. -
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.RIVER AMI NNEAnuEp

RIVER AND WEATHER. 1r-s
PlrrsBuReH, Feb. 7.-River feet by metal
mark, falling slowly. - ss
crSclssArr, Feb. eth.-The river has fallen 10
inches. Weather, raining.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YonK. Feb 7th.-Flonr has advanced &C.,
$500 bbls sold at 9,06a937; Southern 900a9 80.
Wheat market firm, with an upward tendency =
Cora, pr ces suffer, but quotably higher than
at sl,o0. Whisky, prison SO. Provisions IN
changed. $50 aS
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Buchan's hungarian Balsam 4!

THE, GREAT ENGLISH
-a,., T4sT Remedy Tor PectoraI and Pol.
6GaSs SSfS <SsfsssS niolary Diseases, still stands
A9s3S1SA ESfSA sg<1 u unrtVaied and unsurpassed,
TsEsSla asEsE5a 81 Of these most formidab bic com,
xSaAAT$EAfSlSSknIai known The civ.
aS1nzed world.
Ten yeats OF trial in the U.
time II has been distributed from Maine FLORIDA
only served to c,ient merit in all parts
|. ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
aVe e g s best Gu
M that arossthy be used; lor whoopins cough it
5 SPLITTING OF. BLOOD. t
This frishtul symrtom Of approaching consumption is
speedily checked and prevented By The OF Iiuchans
ard those vital organs, the lung, sound and
REMEMBER THIS. (, # J. 80 q
Sp'lng OF blood always arises from tendency Tu-
be ouous diseases and nol cheated at the ousset viii
sooner or later ter mi ma Q IN death.s-l - s4.E'
PAlNslN THE SIDE. ssao
ms distressing symptom of consumption arises from
P,eura, bronchial Infection OF the al in
s5s s sa ease s very Indication
AMI nothing can posi- bly, effect that speedily AVID
pshalally the uNG ARIAS BALsAMiiles.5 n 5,ls sfsl
LIVER COMP LIANT.
In cases OF Consumption this LIVER always more or
tines he effect Of the Ha,go Ran aisam in diseases 81
tue Liver Unattended by consumption, is speedily cured
WINTER COUGH. ~ sa,G
81 ne harsh dry, hacking winter cough which afets
happily affected by the sam Ii remoycs ali NOR.
bid nusus and other foul natte improves digestive
organs, aud imparts new life 10 the and enlciated
ssya BRONCHITIS ~ -
Bronchitis difficulty OF b. eatng harsh cough, Shiny
witlal oher symptoms caused b an
81 ts air tubes leading tic threat to
mira bic ren1edy BE varied in ne and en-
: TUBERCLES ON THE LUNGS. y
The huEgsral Balsem ls the only remedy which has
s rowsT t. dsss9lys remove and sure TgSerees on e
Tie most abundant and evidence TO sustain tile
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MIsCEIl,EII NEEEOUS..

VIM. n Needs, afI
Rooikbinderl&s RInnIk book MA ufuctnrcrS
Z NO. 24& Monroe iStreet,stJP " STAIRS.
ouLD respectfully Inform teir lrields and the pub.
holn general liza yc bought tie establish.
w known us James ~ kbindesydnd
hanulactory and prepared to Rule AID
~ ~ 10 ordss blank boeks eflevery MUSIC
and byany esta blisl,lien IN tho country ,,9s1s5
1CohsIahtly hand an ortment OF blank books.
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y INCREASED FAUILI III rs. q q q 800
A u ANS & cos. EXPRESS delivering heavy
IA frghts such pnttry eggs, butter, ETC., Balti.
more in twenty hetila, at 81 ,2l per 100 lbsy
.1-ssfF5 ~ ,ttis'5 N.sPlGAlAN, Agent, &ga 4
rainn23 s5-E Mcclure Hnnse
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EslVheeling and HeInl ont lsFisiSc GompslnY. !.
ITiE board o. bnuas 6f this C6niay will proceed
on Monday, the i3 OF Re bTuary, elect
four 10 go into ONCE on the Is r
1854 The salary viii at te rate $50 per an
mum, with house free feit. The abof collecting
win be equally vided the four collectors Applf-
gallons in writing may be lit with the Clerk.
icbIstd EDyVARD iii. FfTZHuGH, Clerk
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Arrival. and Departnre. OF steam Bonl.
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.MTSTI-I MUsILllIE


IS aboutfo go East sgain,to purchase very
IA large stock OF Goods take great pains TO inform
this day, February 1st, 1884, all our Piano and other In
strnmental Musical at first cost
We hope that musical friends will give call
aud see that late and selection OF new music; also
the wonderful Fedac ionfn prices q 5ss
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knn nnn

Ale 8aT1el Slaves aud Headings lpanted 7.,sss
pay twelve dollars Pc thousa for good white
slaves, 81 inches long, nehes wide clear of sap
It inches the heart-one third be headings 90
ches log inches wide clear OF 1t inches OH the
eart delivered at the railroad depot this
s. G Eo. Nv. SMITH,,
lingo ysfgsss .s - y yl Wheeling Bre,rer1,. 3.
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g. ASSUMES NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to Wheeler & Lakin, by book
IA account or otherwise, a. hereby notified that pay
must be made 10 forthwith they having assigned
the same to me for tho benefit OF their creditors.
jan12 s-5 tri j. h. SDLETON, Trustee +
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MFOTI(fE Il hereby siyen
In TILE Is this day, dissoi
sbusIRsss Of tile old Arm WI
lltisbys Little q Co. which
and bs whom the business
old ssa pa ON Market siieet.
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sPectablc DTuggists IN South CaIOila
slI =sI ..- CHAR LESION. S. G.. Sept. 81, 1853
HeSSrS Mortimer & Motr6rey:-Ie sale OF your Ham,
TOMS Vegetable Ttnctule isinceasing
~ bottle sold recommends this abe medicine
afflicted. SeveIa OF Curi ante have tried it In
as"s with astonishing getting by half
dozens II las been oud to be the greatest remedy Io
rheumatic affections, wonderful cure has been5ner
formed on negro boy suffering from Fits Twill furnish
you with number OF certificates ir,y9u wish them. Is
y Il AMI gentlemen, yours, w. G. TRorT =
huilureds Ia tins city will beart testimony
Delicate females and children will find this great
n.y. Aiso see GU es OF coughs, Dyspepsia, croiua, &C.
MCRI1MEK 6s5MoWBRAY, rs rs q &
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Removal.

Removal 'a
NTcCLALLENS q KNOX have removed their T1sole.
M Stock Of Boots and Shoes, TO the four story
No. lis, Main street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants Mecantes'
bank opposite side OF the street, and doors South
OF WIN. T. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful patronage heretofore extended to the
House they are confident That with their increased acil.
ties doing business they merchants still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dogs - ALIENS & KNOX
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For .ae last24 Hours, ending last nieht at clock
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al ANS & co.'s
EXPR ESS NOTICE;

GREAT INDUCEMENTS. 80 .. q = q
USr received by Adams & Co.'s Express Line, large
~ quantity OF Plaid deaines, beautiful styles, which
will be sold for the nomina. price of 16c per yd
Also lot OF black and second mourning Shawls the
first quality. at very low prices. = 49, e.
G5tNo IS Main ST Centre Wheeling. ~ - &
JAM ~, 49,. zNJcNAlR e HERVEY. =
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Cure Of Coughs Tertieo, Iteiedtis.-Cu Off. even
cradle Dr lunans OF the city of Baltimore,
Known, and whose testimony adds much 10 the OF
Hanptons Vegetable Tincturc: -
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M II. MOTIF SseRRo ), Market ST., have on hand a
w g. cd assn tnent o. Seasoiabe Goods also or
old style ooda remnants. etc. wich they viii seltof with
out rceard ~ COST they wish TO get them out OF the
store before tie spring stock arr veS..
t;nme cverybodynnd get goods chearer than you
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Consumption has very graphically described as .tA
Sriaking of Ones Self Hungarian B1isam, b.
its Cleansing. warming, soenng a. anmating power
produces not shrinking hut eEpGfiFfonl Si-sii 9
Before its delightful influence, all cIs, eyer night
sweats, blueness o. the nails hot, frshe skin, in
certain st. ength emariaion and acknowledgements lie
theloisonoqs des before the glorious morning
suni This is deluslon but dem0nstrative fact and
sustained BY BILE ool, ffom all the
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Sewlls and Thus i,ui!deii's celebrated Railway
~ Time Keepers in gold and silver hunting cases;
ranted perform equal to airy watches in tie world
ALO-jOs: Johnson aud other fine watches always
haItl and lOr sale atE.p ~ e. p. BRONebS,
de- ~ ... s5.3In ~ aattt ~. More street "
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-. l1 ~ -. q $500 BALTtM0RE, Feb. % 1S59.
Asssrs Mortimer & Mor6roy-G entleneh. sslthfeal
pleasure that unable ~ attest healing
euratty c powers Of Dr. Hampoifs Vegetable Tiletu1
bad and serious cough was advised Liver
OH, and did but getting better induced 10
try fincture-1 bottle before j had taken
az my cough lett me- Permit also to state that
tlsm and Vertigo, combining times my bed am
fully convinced thatI owe my ptesrt good health
use Of tho Iincture, and kind Providence. IS aq a.
You my friends at liberty use this as you may.
think proper and believe me-. Ffsslf5
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In cases of Consumption this LIVER is always more
less Affected and also tie Spleen Peura, and int
lines lhe effect Of the Hungu rian asam in diseases
Liver, Unattended by consumption, is speedily cur
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~ eMlINtIEEt 'SoOUd. ~ ~ ~
The harsh dry, hacking. winter cough, which atflct
OLD PEOPLE, and invalids III low slate OF health,
most happily affected by the BIsam II removes all moi
bid musus and other oul matter: improves tc digestiv
organs, aud imparts new life TO the and enIcate
s;steni.s iE M gag. ts us Frsss E fg p =
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~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. n
HE Union Line Packets leaving regularly the arri
I val ofthe cars all bills oElading on board be-
iore O'Clock. P. NJ The Line will not be responsible
for the delivery any goods. and win not pay or collect
charges goods which bills OF ladg not ON
bar he hnats before tteir departu rnar3f-tfF
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5tt4, For GAINESVILLE al .ee
A sssseN THE New and Splendid steamer Ellen
fS---t.~--1 FMAR, Cox Master, leaves for Zanes
80 ST. vile, every TUESDAY. at O'CLOCK,
AafSSsErSEfA NJ. For freight or passage. apply
novo7 j NJ HAMILTON, Agent.
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We Love to record such incidents as the follow
ing. 1t makes us think better of our race. Ii
shows that amid nil the wickedness of The world.
there are some natures which temptation NAV
lead astray. but misfortune cannot crush out the
..immetliate Jewel of their souls.,, sEe ~ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08
RRONCHJTIS

Bronchitis difficulty OF b. eattng. harsh cough Shiny
eSpectoratioi with all other symptoms caused by an
lection OF tile tubes leading from tic throat to the iSs
arc directly and ticaIly affected by tile tis
this valuable ~ r - $500, y
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cOrUMaIA coLLFer. NFw 5YoR.z. Feb. Sd. 1854
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mi. m = W u q
speedily checked and prevented by the oil iuchan
Hungarian Ba!sam which heals the affected mcmbTan
lealthy condition
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Notice 90 :

Isge ~ > 80 REMOVAL. 1.,,6
M EssRS CoWGlLl.& McswoRDs. and A. IS.
WI DoANE d Co. have removed from Water street
70 one OF MIR. PaSton,s Warehouses; Main
where they solicit the continuance or The iayor OF