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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

WRxRx s rm OyFAL CorrnAcroRS- The pedestrian who
~
iess had hs nose ssu cd BY An odor much pungont
than agreeable Had hs tss o. the psias to walk half
versd dead cat, il the last stages Of decomposition
r.; ;Sd covered Nth greedy Dies lying IN the near
unney death, been treated very unoeremoniously By
the people the vicinity whore it row lies Il was
thrown Into the middle Of the street. three days ago by
Of tho house before which it deposited gave little
ragged nrchin shilling TO carry Il away, which he faith
the street, where he left IT, and probably returned IN
the Of ten minutes for the purpose Of earning
smother shilling from somebody elas for carrying il
ambitious policeman might earn baK dollir extra, b.
City inspectors Office Lsonar str eet, between Broad
way and Centre has been peculiarly favored in the was
since defuncs dog occupied the position at present
vonis ps mot With an accident shsSs.Souss and laid
course Of week was removed. 1t is to BE- hoped no
body win disturb his In the second degreethe
cat.
morning fatal accident occurred upon the Harlem rail-
road at hsfpsst O'Clock. Richard Welsh, Of sixty.
a,th street. Fourth avenue labOrer on the road was
ing tho train going towards Harlem he stepped in tho
before the engineer could turn on the brake The 10
cident occurred at Sixty FIRST street. At Fifty arst
street the train was stopped when the body Of the an
fortunate man was found on the oowcatcher with his
head beneath. 1t appeared his head FIRST causlrt
and his body thrown to the cowcatchsr by the mo-,
tion When found life was extinct. y
FATAL RAnRoAD AocDcsT.-Owen Ryan, who IL said to
have been injured on the Harlem Railroad the 10th
u died in the New York Hospital yesterday Tue arm
Inorrbsge which eDsned The Coroner was notified and
inquest viii b held to-day Deceased was native Of
Ireland, thirty years Of age.
NARRow EscAPx-Abopt six o'clock yesterday after.
noon ON the srrivs Of the steamboat George Washing
ton. from Albany, at the foot of Jay street. conse
quence Ct tbs pankng reaching pier TO the boat
giving way, tive ladies fell into the water The husband
Of Of the ladies eaped In After and succeeded in sav-
ing her Jerry Sullivan driver OF hack carriage No. 29o
jumped in after the and succeeded in cHchog her
just she sinking the third time The ladies were
put into carriages and driven home with their husbands
TO their respective residences
Fi11 AT STATEN Im-sxD-At early hour yesterday
morning, large barn belonging to Edward Bement. Of
Factory Vile, Staten lslaod, consumed The btrn
filed with hay and contained st the time of its do
strucon carriage and two horses The smoke Of this
tire for several miles around the country nd
appeard very Ike j. rye confederation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

THE EXPULSION OF AMERICAN CITIZENS PROM
SoNoRA--We understand that Mesrs. Louis Hulse-
man and William W. Smelling, whe werc among the
number Of American citizens lately expelled 80 un.
tremendously from Sonora by the Mexicen authoyi
ties, are now on their way to Washington, to urge
in the proper quarter their claims to indemnity for
the losses they have sustained Their losses wore
not trivial for the gentlemen. it seems, were en-
gagged in mining operations, working their own
mines in Sonora. No accusation was made against
them-they were charged with no crime-no well
grounded suspicion Of flibusterim rested upon
them-but still they were expelled, without even
the form Of trial, and thereby lost almost every
thing they possessed in the world.
Nor was this all, for their personal suneriuy were
as great o. cruelty could devise. According 70
their own statement, they were first imprisoned ct
Guayamas, and afterwards sent to a desert island,
where they remained without food for three days
They were then chained and placed on board the
Petrta and taken to Mazatlan where they were kept
in daranee month before they were allowed out on
parole, and were subsequently released on the repre
sensations Of Captain Downin, Of H. B. N. slrp
Portsmouth. The Mexican authorities in Mazstlau
admitted that there was no charge against the pri
soners, and that blunder had boon committed by
the authorities in Gusyamas this should prove
true, the Mexican government must surely be held
responsible for the injury and the suffering caused
by their officials.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUkOREs
xRR11 DAYS IAyB1
-~~~~~>~~~~>~~~s~~~>
ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA At HALIFAX.
THE INsURRECTI0N IN SPAIN.
Capture Of Aadrid by the Insurgents.
Nothing Important from the Seat Of Var
In the East,
II. &c.. &C.
Capture Of Aadrid by the Insurgents.

HAuvAx, July 81, 1854.
The royal mail Steamship Canada, from Liverpool at
sAM"on the 22d inst, arrived st this port At egha
O'Clock this evening
The Collins Steamship Atlantic arrived out at vsr'
pool at two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the 10th
instant.
war
Aussrias conduct becoming more doubtful and
Suspicious.
The spspsh instruction spreading rapidly under
Gen. EspsItero.
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ANOTHER TEN MILLION ECHExE-The at
tempts made last week by two members from
Mississippi, to introduce resolutions to place at
the disposal of the President ton millions Of
dollars, 80 as to adjust the difficulties with
Spain during the recess Of Congress, (ci ct
arms, we suppose,) are but another specimen
Of the means resorted to by the present Marcy
Davis administration. In consequence Of the
extreme steps adopted towards Gen. Quitman
and other Cuban sympathizers, by Judge
Campbell, and endorsed by the official organ,
very bitter feeling has been aroused in Mis-
sissippi, and the Southwestern States generally
the papers there being filed with denuncia-
tons of Jefferson Davis. In order to try and
counteract this feeling, and make the people,
believe the administration is really favorable
to the acquisition of Cuba, q couple Of members
from Mississippi have been induc ed to offer
the 6libuster resolutions referred to- Ofcourse,
JEFF. Davis we'll knew that the House would
not listen to such proposition and thus he
hoped to obtain cheap popularity at home
by making it appear that Congress had refused
to place any money at the disposal of the
President, and consequently it was impossible
to do anything in the matter. We take it, how
ever, the people Of Mississippi are not fools,
and that they understand perfectly that If the
administration was really DESTROYS Of pressing
Spain to a settlement, nothing would be easier
than for the President to send message to
Congress stating his object, and asking for an
appropriation to carry it out If Congress
then refuses, the President and JEFF. Davis
might say that it was not their fault But the
paltry dodge Of getting irresponsible resolu-
lions offered in the House for the express pur-
pose Of having them voted down, whilst 1t Is
fully in keeping with the character of the. pre-
sent administration, is too transparent to i'm
pose upon any one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

NEW YORK HER.LD-EDiTI0N FOn EUROPE.
The Canard steamship Niagara, Captain Letch, will
have Boston TO morrow, at IL o'clock H., for Liver
psel
he malls win close in this city at quarter before
Asee oclocA this afternoon.
Ne HmAID (printed In French and English,) yin be
yAhxahsd ct half past nine O'Clock this NOR aing,
A>sls copies In wnppers sixpencs.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition OF
-sNEw York HlRAIp win be received at the folio wing
yhSss In Europe
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter, No. 2 Paradise street
IauDoR :, Edwards Sanford Co., No. II Cornhill.
Vim. Thomas 4 Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
eAs. .uvDgston, Wells Co.. Place de Ia BouTss.
Ne contents Of the European edition Of the HAAlD
yin embrace the received BY mail an te e;rsph at
hs Office during the PRIV Gus wee. and 70 the hour Of
pphEca, ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
THE LATEST.

DASrnc, July ~, 1854
The Eicsla has arrived here having left Baro sounA
with the allied aeet. On the 18th the feet went to
Aland Inland
letter from Kiel Of the 10Th, published in Berlin
newspaper ssys the French expcditonay Army Of the
Baltic win di-embark provsionay At the Island Of Zs
land and denmark wiil shortly abandon her neutrality
Prussia and Austria Il 10 said have asked France and
England 10 state conditions shch they are willing
to conclude peace.
The Russian party ASSERTS that the military operations
of the ssics nearly at stand st, and attack
on s+basopoi indefinitely postpooed that the attack
on Crcnstadt win not place this year AND hat the
great battle Bucharest Is problematcel. Hostile
oper atoms reduced to simple blockade and Ia the
end Russia viii triumph by her Diplomacy.
HmrlSsrApr, Jolly l6-The Turks have siau M n
position Of Psssraqurf, near Gurgevo.
The Swedish Legislature reports In favor Of decimal
coinage.
PARn Advces received from Madrid OF the n mat
state that the insurgents masters Of Madrid OAR
Ing the night the troops engaged acted vigorously
sgsinst the bnrricsdes but for the most part unsuc
cessfuliy.
In the House Of Lords tho Earl Of Harrington asked
the Ministers whether they had authorized Lord wsst.
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TELEG X AP HIC.

DEATHS At BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS.
BUFFALO, July 81, 1854
Tho deaths By cholera in this city for tho week ending
midnight on Saturday, were seventy not including
those At the OF these sixty died during the
nrst three days Of the week. si1tysix foreigners
one traveller, and four American residents.
At the Falls learn indirectly that there were eleven
deaths on Friday and Saturday We have report from
the Suspension Bridge.
AT BALTIMORE.
RAlrHoa1, Jnly 81, 1854
Eight new cases Of cholera havs occurred at the aims
house to-day and death. Several cases wore, at
last aceoust In state Of collapse The progress Of the
disease II very rapid deaths occurring within two
three hours after tho drst attack
We have no mall to night south Of Richmond, Va
At sT. JOHN, NIB.
81. JOHN, N. B., July 81, 1854.
There were thirtysix deaths BY cholera In this city
yesterday.
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The BfOOklYD B0aro OF Health reported yeitCrday
m orning tsenty Fix cases and nine deaths for tn
preceding forty-eight hours.
IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Three cases Of cholera were reported to the Board
Of Health yesterday. No deaths.
Twenty six cases were reported last week. Deaths
thirteen.
CHOLERA BosPrrAL.-The public school house
In Tenth street. north of Ainslie street, has been
fitted up for Cholera Hospital by the Board Of
health. It was opened yesterday and one patient
was received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

Pro9rcas OF tAs Cnolcra.'
Cn0L1HA-The following is the report Of the
TWO Cholera Hospitals up 70 IL O'Clock yesterday
FRANKLIN srRElr HOSPITAL.
Re manning at last report. %
Received since.. 10
Discharged cured.
MOTT STREET HOSPITAL.
Remaining 1t date OF last report. ............,4
Oseu 49, '''..'s' 81
Discharged cured ..............l
Remaining. .....................
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GREECE.

The Porto consents to 70 open Turkish ports TO creek
but demands from Greece indemnity for
csses sustained through the recent Greek Instruction
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ASIA.

Kerim Paehs lad surprised 600 Russians and de
feased them, capturing SIX guns and 900 men, at pass
In the mountains.
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scw York, ruesday, August I, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
THE RJ,ACK lEA

On the It'll, the combined dcsts we're seen of Axe
mann, sailing ssst II reported that Admiral Rrus
had forced the entrance to Novorssscb at the mouth
Anapa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

MAJOR TowsoN.-The funeral OF the late Brew.
eli Mnjor General TowSOn took place on Friday az.
tprnoon rom his late residence. This distinguish
ed officer had attained the age OF seventy tlrlte
years. It is singular coincidence that lie re-
ward which w0s due 10 Gen. 1owson aud his
brave little command, for their Brilliant achieve
ment in capturing mn enemYs armed brig in Mag
ara river, IN The year 1912, never having been pTO
yided for by C,rgress, il was before that body nj
this session. and he had tie satisfaction Of know
ing, before he paid his last debt that his cOunIrys
debt 10 lin had bern unanimously recognized by
the Naval Committee OF the Senate; nnd we may
add tha', had death spared him another day, he
would probably have seen Till reported 10 render
him linul, though tnIdy justice. The claim was
for The value OF The captured vesst!.- Washing ton
Union.
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.arslCK AND AFFLlorED.. ru'

TLE most sale and certain ;,y cyer known 10 the
world for tho curo oil obstinate LJushs, colsf asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whoopDg
cough Group, tickling or rising IN the .hron nervous de-
bIllty, palms In the side or breast broken constitutions
from the Hbusc OF caonc aud other Causes Is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHER
RYi dconsunption, alter has racLed state. and as
sumed character Athletic considered inCuubIc, ylcda
without struggle TO ths great Original Wild Cherry mc-
paI alton. Rcmemher-thO great Original wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by euAr
physician, Is manufactured under the immediate care Of
DH. Sl.iYNE, athis Laboratory, 80. North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia
For sah Gy--DE. JAMES 4AKERi KELl.S a. CALD-
wrLLi aud pArrBRsONN Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURTSALL " Co., Cinoinnatii
aud by dealers generally. SepI9
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FproiesaoF M or.es
.lnKiRornIihN ElixIr or Oorllnl

The most ioriibO Ol oil bodily Complaints are those
which Affect tie itesrIty or hO Intellect, LsloShg II 10
nonstnus rNnccs, alternatives OF gloom aud excitement
OF, worse tNn u profound, umvary us depression. Dis-
cases OF TIL nervous system aud OF tho digestive organ
create ess sad conditions OF tie mind but, happily, In
III. Morsc's YlsOathg Rll&tr we lsVea preparation
thai removes botE and effect, by raylng tho dor
maui powers OF the SIonach, brOcng Tho nerves 10 a
heShuft cnsOu and relieving at tie mental symy-
toms.
Tho GordIalS put up, highly concentrated, IN pint bot
Ties. Price heedO pOr bottle, two for fvo dollars,
six for twelve dollars. - u. RING, PJoprittoyJ =
IO2 broadway, New YORK.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho United States, Canada,
and tile West lnLtcs.
AgentsI- WHEELING -KELLS g. CALDIVRLk. r-.
ar ClNrINSATI--A. H. MRAKINIS. 40. .bau..
G5'See advertisement. JylT
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IBrlda, Robeg versus she winding Sheet.

Bridal Robaa Versus She winding Sheet.
~. ,,s,ooce ,vb,ch ,scent.
"os. meianchoEy 'oO y''''''' 49, -
" lransplred IN the easteTN Se0'.o'' "
fords another mournfnl ilSnstrltion Of The sweep
inc inroods of deo,h among the fair young and
nn.,';r,, $500 ,,,., N. vs,y tbteShold of liG,s
oca"''u'' eve" uPo" Wv ~ ~, .I..I
most Joyous moments OF love noPe' "''u i9Sy aHi
ticipaion. '-e"
LoQt Th,,sdov evening was GSei upon for The
mn,rio,a ~. ho,Sesn \ Youthful cnunle in East
poIt;moys wsrm "C.c,ion had long xistel be.
twesn The ma rl,es.-even three wears 0go-anl,ar
ronsso,sn,s lad norlIv bern, then male for tlleE
NM rjoss' bnt vl6e match %osLtokeI OF, through
H. ,i uns ~ lie wang Indies pnreIllS
Wy. Ane ~ I'r Il, the nuntas, was
I.s III, ,,i,itef Shortly after.
,"e ~ @ n,Inoon pnNTled Tor iIe Far
W., WV o,,i },sr lie arrival lie nnerel cor.
%,S ~ affect of 6isdrrcfons, which
,S s''t -, Item with untiriny
tsaIa,i,v < faw month ugo, 10 The great Joy OF
,6.. ,ha hSy.nis IF lie VI uny lady Consented
:" har o,o,,;"sa Min hpr far off Suitor, who then
','" for an emily pe Ul 10 10 nam.
al c W, oSta,,,onv'' All acknowledgements were
=" W. ','o s''S x INV DIV was fixed uDon 10
,tuS.' WnaI,w Insi lie .,Inv nrevi0,,s ia
Ny..V III III vi ;i.', haI decIei in arrive in
VIC Ia,,o, ,csivs,l 4 ina liver from
t tI'S T,hi,,, in,u lonss ana nEFec.Ionnie
s;'o,;"s ,o rao";SeI Two DAYS preyious 10 his
Jn"rnT" ~ ;niGiIihs nxiOnsly wished for engage.
mamt, and ,hronghout his Journey, which lasted
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DEATu OF rrE Hos. u. II. DUsrrN,-The Hon
D. II. Dustin, Attorney General OF Minnesota died
at st, Paul, on the 18Th or l4tIIinst. This nieIi
gence was received al Washington on Monday by
his father in.aw, Nathan Sergeant, ESQ.,, late Il. g
ister Of The 'riensuty. Mr. Dustin was native
Of New Hampshire, and was for several years Q
member of Kings county bar, and resident OIL
Brooklyn. lie removed from BrookIy i'll the spr'ng
Of 1888, 10 S; Paul, on receiving the appointment
Of Attorney General OF The Territory Of Minnesota
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

A DErREcnTioX,-Th new York Express says
that the depreciation in The value Of stock proper
ty in that matt alone, within the last twelve
months, cannot be less thOn slOO,OOO.OO0. The
sufferers ore those who have not been Al lie TO hold
on. Many OF the best stocks on the list are now
far below par Int capitalists md speCulntoTS still
refuse 10 buy, undera hope or belief lhot they will
90 yet lower. The moment that The tide turns
there will be rush, and the ascent will be grad.
ual and steady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

DEArm OF "F,LcoNnIDGE."-Mr. j. r. Kelly n
gentleman widely known under the nom du plume
of "FoalconbilEs," and ms o writer for various
literary publications. as well os for his connection
first with the Stage. md subsequently with the
press, fell victim TO cholera on The 2lst, at Gin;
cinnati, where he was employed as one Of the ed.
i,ors of The Columbian, MIR. X. was Boslonior,
and ut lie time OF his death about IS yearsof age.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

TJ-"E feat" said country curaie 10 his flock,
"when explained TO you in my last sermon that
Philanthropy was lOTe Of your species, you
must have understood me sPkcIE, which may &C.
count for the smalness Of The last collection
You will prove, hope, by your present conItbu-
ton, tlrut yon are no longer uJoring under the
same mistake"
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spnoIAn NoTIoMs
RaEIiAIAlIISM ss YEARS.

Mis- Il. BagwclL OF Virginia, suffered nom rheumatism
from her 02d to hor Goth year of Oyei at times entirely
helpless henswsalihy, she employed tho bos rsdlcaI
attention. aud tried many ne,cincs but was cured only
10y HampionS Ysgetsbis Hnei"rt
1ECHR0NTO EXPLANATORY RREUMATTSM
Tho wife Of Thomas YeRKlS Grocer, 10 Pearl street
was great eight years Restored perfect
health by lIumrtun's Vegetable 1'nclme.
Sold by r. H. LOGAN & Co.
sli,.ln .-...-.t, ~ - ~ (irnerhl Agenis
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GJ'The authorities Of Baltimore report that city
free OF cholera.
U-Flt is sud that immense quantities Of wheat
will he lost III Missouri for want OF hands 10 har.
vest ii. lLh rat# ot
UJ'Wutet melons were selling in Washington
on Friday at rs cts, each.
IRA lot in Chicago, for which tie owner paid
s72 IN 1884, WIS sold or the lSt for SOL 200.
GFAn Irishmnn's description OF making a
cannon "Fake long hole aud pour the brOss
around it," s...f.E ..i
GJ'rhe man who attempted 10 look into the fl-
ture, had the door slammed in his face.
GJGuvozzi is coming back 10 New York in Au-
gust, about which time we may expec, general
revival Of The street preaching business.
9TWithin four years there have been 1900
violent deaths in Calfotnia--one per day. DULY
one was convicted and executed in all this ocean
OF crime
GT'Wih four metallic qunlifcations,a man may
be pretty sure OF success These are, gold in his
pockets, silyern his tongue, brass in his face and
iron in his heart.
G3,At Washington, on Friday, Commodore Gre.
CORY adjourned lie court MARTIAL at the navy yard,
at 2 O'Clock, in consequence OF the intensity of
the heat. aarI.
l.rThe celebrated ''Chtisiy Minslres," of New
York, have disbanled--Alr. E. p. Chrisly retiring
with fortune.
= UJ;The Yankee who was "ying ut the point Of
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DlY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tho new four story bIok building,
.El No. II7 hnim street,
west side, between Monroe aud Unou Streets where
will be prepared with all cary and extensive Slning
stock dtIcct Eomim Importers and manufacturers, which
would DO pleased TO have my Oh friends and clstonlc
lUCal aud examine.
rebl WM. n. SELNY.
W. a.. Mtcoif viii be 1Uud 1t the above establish
nent. wN1re Ie awaits nis Old friends, = d
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"TRUrll STRANGER THAN FICTION"
ONWARD MARCH II
II n IN pton'a Vcuclub bio Tiucturc Vfctorious

sDIsEAsE PALS HEYORE N. =H
More than Gold 10 Tie Sck-PrOm OF the most -
spectacle Druggists IN South GHrOliua.
.. ....... CHAnLEsTuN, Sept, 81, 1853.
MeSsri. Mmimer d MCwbIly; Tie sale OF your HimP
IONS Ptst6is Tmcie is iL! casing every day, aud
hottie sold recommends this naluall medicine to the
afflicted, Seyo al OF planters have tried ii IN ,c, ont
with astonishing success, and ale gctiDs II BY hall
Il II las been Oud to lie the greatest remedy Tor
Rheumatic affections, and wonder I cure as been per-
formed on negro boy suGe Ing BY FITS. will furnish
you with number OI CcIiiIiChtes II you wish them
Please send me soon possible supply oil tie TiLc
tuW. AM, gentlemen, |UuIS,
G. W. TROTT.
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IRA New Orleans editor, recording the career
a mnd dag, says ave ire grleved to say that the
rabid animal, before he could be killed, severely
Lt Or. Hart and several other dogs" ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-27

New Bowling Saloon and Con-
fectionery.
THE undersigned has entirely reted his Bowling Sa-
loon oil Main street. and It is no IN excellent order
for all who wish to Indulge In the pleasant exercise and
Connected witt, de same, isa CONFECTIONERY, at.
led up In splendid style, and provided with all the re-
eipyltss his old friends and the public generally 70 give
him a6al fFilf ~ ~ ~ \
iei6id3nl L. HURSMAN.
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wheeling and FRANKLIN Cotton
nm Z i .NFflIa eAue

In. and PrlnklinC o,t6n Mlls oestelln this are
prepared 10 supply ali orders at the lowest rates io IA
and Ga SheetnsR, Cotton Yarns Cotton WATns Cotton
Twlnes Cotton chsin. Coyeriid Yarns. Cotton hat
tinss, etc. O. htipV| JAMRS KNOTT,
jY Superintendent
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SHEKIFFS SALE.
Henry X. List q Co, In,

John p Haley and others. county "a
In pursuance Of ilecIee made In this cause. o. lie 18Th
dayOt June, 1884, will Gcl the court house Of OLo
county. Oh Monday the i4 day OF Augut, iSA LOi No.
ineyninc $50 situate on The north side Of CIsy'l"'
East Wheeling
Tie sale will be made on edit of SIX tWt!0ind
eighteen months, Tic purchaser giving bond, WiL aP.
proved security, hearing interest fUm day VI NP AID
he tito will be leIa6l Until tic whole purchase hVsy
wM. s. 0wICKnAM,
iyii rr.. She III OF Ohio tOgL,l.