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GODS MAGAZINE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-27

Amongst the articles to be found at C. A. BOegels
Drugstore, Block Main st., opposite the Patton
House. Cafrolon, Ohio, are the following;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
lIA M % :: s. {

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS l,nv,. the D
n pot, IN Petersburg every day. Sunday expected
at ocoek A NJ. AMI arrives Burkevilr al The il,
irffectiun OF the Richmond and Dan,ille Rm.Rud
at 10 oclo k.A. .conneeng byfhat Road with Mps.r
J.. fagg Gus Stage Lie for Charlotte Court ttouse
Halifax Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro n c.
aud arriving at Farmviile 80. A. NJ. connocIp
there with Mrssrs. Fhgg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Linz
iur Lynclburg.
hrt urnlng, The tain leaves farmyille at P NJ
~ Durkevle at % p M. arriving N Petersburg in
time tor the trains e'.ng North or South connectirg
Every u"sday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail-.
Road with lie splendid stea n>hips Roanoke nnd Jane.
I WI tor w.lolk; which leave City Poim at p NJ
nnd every Wedn. sday with steamships for Phiadephb
which leave Nity Point at The same hour
sser gers preerring remain in Petersburg the over
nlghf can luke the morning train North at A. A. NJ
The james River Boats for Old Point Norfolk and Bait
more at g. A NJ the for the South, at O'Clock
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
els peween the following points may be procured at
Tie annexed rates.
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg through in
- n'i''eh nonrs' -----.---. ----..---.. - %
Between Pelerslu rg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days %
Between Petersburg and hi,e Sulphur Springs
Though in two days 10 On
betwe"n Petersburg Danviile, through in
ty-t"ur hours, .-......-... s q
Belw' en- Petersburg Gee sboru', n. c., thru
in two days, Observation-Disclosures 10 On
between Petersburg and Salisbury n. through
lnthree days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II w
Between Peter sburg aud Charlotte SIS %
freight train i,aves the Petersburg Depui every
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday morning 6, A. sopd
ctnrns the snme days. Any person wishing to see tia
ns II freight can obtain freight lisi by calling upon
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot
der3 Is E. j. WALL Stunt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satisfac
inrily endorsed.
Tie suhscrber thankful for the very lib, rnl rnron.
age bestowed him for the last fourteen year he has
hsen business in Lynchburg wnu. just mention thai
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the addin"na fciit.s he has. nd
~ the constant tention he feels Diet incd give
lis business in all its various branches merit
'innance ri the patronage of n liberal pu'fic.
23-t- l O G. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Poit walthall Line.


vi Il ipeantiti.l mud iavorie staap,h mn 80,
AUGUSTA, under h. command .fS,..sa---.F
Capt. " m. e. Smith $50 long dad favonI,I' -I's
The travelling community the Potomac ,.4 10
Rycr) has fesun' d her place on the lie vi, - '.r'
hail. after having been pr uely rrbui nrd s ,,' "1
IN tie most elegant styic, and furnished viii IL p out
lie Presersrrs, Fore Pump, aud all The ,l lD''
required by Act of Congress to the suiy NJ
rngefr. t"'S
The Cars runni : il col Lexion with tie Auon.,.. n
leave he Richmond AID Petersburg Depnt an .y.r A. w."
'ns, "Wednesday IN Friday morn AT "a 'c.ci ''''
Persons e"ri ing In Richmond by the Packe, r.. n
hayr but "A few sters 10 walk to tn. Cars "'
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk nm ,b all
ateda :, viz; Tuesdays, Thursday, and SATURDAY.
o'clock An. ''S'a
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c -. e. m
Far b"tween Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and > w
''nNe W hhfI, .----- Observation-Disclosures. | sn
Children over three yours and not over twelve
years of age, half price,
Meals each. an >,
Servants through OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,n
Servants 10 any point ON Il eriver,.......... | ma
' ------ ---------.. no .
nav d&cts iHOS. DODAMEAD. St1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

u 81, iI'"Pf'Ht '0tht f"St Cf"S>.-D"Ats"I hd's
furniture
4 ,cies aDpropridietO Second CloSS.-Boxes. bales
good feathers. shoes, >addlcry, glass, paints, oils
q. mi {, tectionery.
l. cies an. roptiateio Thud CiaSS.-Nr gnia dunes
- Islr. oaee liquor baggng, rope. butter, cheese
inn a,tur. baeco. leather, hides, yarns cop
.er a, sheet i: hoow-wHre, queensware custings
arr ware, narbe dressed audother heayy articles
II rated in spe, it or fourth class rates.
cts appropriate 10 The Fourth Class Flour, lin
=. rice. pork, beet fish lard, taow and bac"I. I'm
ask boxes sacks,) beeswax. bales of rugs ginseng
IL ried fruit bar iron, marb e, (undressed) rail- and
gr nd stones mill gearing
....,....,,. 30 miles l.5O Salt per busnel 3
I'a.' Per 100 miles. 200 Fifty pounds. 10
n,a -. $50 miles. 30 IN
nv IDS zoe miles 300 Cmri. a,i II
SCI dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Horses. Mues. ouiiIe, Hog Sheep and Caye-, Of
eight 1 hummer, viii be ca ried as Bird class
ti,nds. The weights in be rguBied as folows: Hnr-
SEES, 1904 liz. Mules 500; Besf Cattle, 1000; Sork
To- 700 Hoss l5G Sheep, 100, Calves, 1875. under
; months old Lumber al all ktnds, and Coal to
he loa,i'd abd unadrd by -@ners, or eon.ignces
Dne nuy viii be allowed 10 Load unload unless
Nv rrecui a rrrment in writing. Whenever u Car is
uttered renal loaded arriving its place o
destination, "a hours, une.s other wise Hereed
"po,l. viii be ut tn option "f the COMPANY unl.ad
u, and Charge lie 80 PEI Car loud for
Lumber, and 50 for Cuul and also chul &c the
,ate of ! 60 per dry. tor the 6 pfthe Cai.
rI1OS SilARP snur't.
aug 27-ts Va. Tenn. X. K.
f4s- T. nress and Rem copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendiculi
Action Sewing Mae hines


/ WTBIeH nass srq ife aase rid r'raistioH Fl
w excl ense. IN 81 parts fh- zefid. ff eseta
.srisfy 81 k~iug. "6-fa - tis F~dsesd CO.
t-rires ri tJSf HUNDRED fttEia - TIE ss. g It
4 fui II bes itss > iF'su ~" I" siu"p
/ - depehd.aE the Lind = ~'rA tnnc.
Ne vie. IA. rsH IN attention - fBsHHfs'tefefs par
ti.aIar, l.. ssf assig tvsst-d ard aaires, original
1 Machine to Sew with Single Thread
t.. rnztraa enf adfniI bic so eantrsaHes ADD
- aarg - n 10. s5felaii, result that u commando
the NJ os7 l.J anfssa 1t al ph. understand the 81
II Se~isR BY msrhasry For liusn sttrhing thls =
tie say tsaelur that make .tieh si'' VII r.
mai i sincf aHd beHaf fai after ~asiiiHE far '"f
ssfk an5 every 1t leathrr-se~ing nag mas iie
Msfirrs.es aad al s inr b. which great 81 KING u
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED the sark af 'hi. fnaehiae
fi.s, equal ell II f"re simple "A IL ennsirue'
tia afd fauch more ea.ii3 managed Ard operated iaa
aHs other.
Hareaiiaf 2 .lsaI be prepared u supply variety OF
se4ing a4sriiine--saoh reflect ana complete II IL
Kill At b fall"siag ossh priee-;
Nr~dle aBd shuttle apssns Of Irssen, style wool
On bo.. 800 90
on i,.s frsn.s. silO o.
J. Needle add .hattle machine ~ish newly in
vent.si feed .usfisB and cheek d spring, s25 90
l. siaTie ti.rssaed machines i,' lssu snd Other
iirhi sr~iuE. ti2s 90
sci. saa Carp, bags. .l2s oe
q. sarie threaded machines fpr sbse wotk and
Iestler .,,rebint. sl25 90
7. Sin j. Threaded nsthiHe. vtb apparatus
4. lio4 rn.rt,a..e.. &c. ABS 90
Single threaded machanr.. Of erin sirs.for
qniitifg Innings $40 90
5 aEe thru sis5 ma hiae.. of larger sire.lor
quilfihF ne Innings, $50 on
ie siaEie flresd~d nseliines adapted 10 lap
scanning .e.-s sleeves ae, 800 Oh
~. bra1drrinr Machine, making
nseptal -titrh sifh Threads, $3.50 10
~ Msch Of large size ~ Sewing
inFs ard chip sails-~ith hsiares and arr
rsratus 4.piete-irprn sf0h to 1880 on
Ms,ine. S,l lie fit-d faf any .pal p culariy Of
w,sfk ,b, terms. The Machine. -erar.ls
"a KIDD FOR 10 any part It the Nd, snd
i1.i lnied irnet,"- for wing and keeping tben IL
trier. farni-le with EACH msehnr.
Msohee nerdle.. silk ,sist .pooi.--7 conl linen
thread &c. ALWAYS hand aud for sale os.t cash
prices.
Principal OiFce--No. 1923 BraadwbyN Y.
BuAscH oYFicrs:
81 South Fauni. Sr'st. Pint idri phia; $50 - ore
Stfef Baltimore; 2jt Ws.b ngion iueet Bpz. l91
FIN Street. cinrutati
% d31 l. NJ. SINGER c.
flsT HECEIsED-1be magnhreui
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
Furnishing Goods
Dish OLI TION.

HNHE firm - c. g. 3. Mrkis, ey is ihi. day d,-.olv
i cd by mutual consent. All person. ndebird L
the concern requested max. early p.ttl nent
al nseir and al epiin- ,gbns the concern will
raid o. p .eniaion. TIL name - the ,opcett will
be contined and used by either partner in ni ton
GnAH : MrklNNEi
n MCKINNEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
COW IsTiiE TsML 10 Huy ,,o,c,

OW Is TsEE TAME Ia Ysuy stoxcs
l'hlhf I" close oil "ar Large stock o Curkire
farr and Box Stoves. shal fun hi. dan. Per tb,r
nj prices mat must secure sales Wchave ftl, ussot
m"ot lrnm the splendid Stove TINT i've. the 'Cbe,J
Orra FIRE DIV la the snisl Alright nm, ,,s, nex
,on"th'ns Pl"a.e Cal, Eco MIN and o. atite Stovr
Furnace and Range Wtreh u,e East Main NJ
uec Ills c. =. n ISIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
RECoMME NDArIONS.
CUR ESatNffR'. OYFlcE, Ia a Tenn. r.
Lynci.bHfg. Va. Srpu.m 20. 1853. J
10 TIE RAH.ROAE PLDLIC

Al the Cars Every lind 10 tie upon M. ioad have
ees made n the Pird,nnnt Np.ks ia Lynihhurg, IN
A, IL direction e Grn1 Netil.io n Agent
II gscs me much pleasure 10 thai cars have
n~en strongly and faithfully executed. eheeriuliy re
g. mpeud these wark. cumpauie- reqHt ing err,
competent construct aud faith uiy eNrcuts any con
tracts that may b. made with the OF es. works
CHAS. VI. GAkNETT.
.Chief Eng. va. g. Tenn. X. x.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

OFFcE Va a TESS. RAIL-RoAD Co I
Lyuchbure. Sept 90 1853. !
From IN nrin,ste acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
j'urie feel confident the Piedr1 ut Works, unt-i
h- 1.anugrm.nt. will fuzzy nainaln it. reputation n
making Raj. Road Cars we'll in my and all -.
branches Of n1echnirai operations.
JNO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

Tins Plnw consists sc w" Plpws, taced one het"rs
the her, on the sum beam. The forward one takes u
turn from II re- tn sS ihchl deep srpartins The r'os
al le eras- vegetable matter and lays il lire suriac"
DOWN il the boftam al the pn.vl"u- tmrnw; II Al tn
hind fellows lr"m tohr I" inches deeper, and
md deposits it, sc TINT of the forward
It rins raised turned the sub 1oil is broken and
uel,owe t. aud spread lon-e aud eve tie warI,
"rin he language ri the State Agricultural Committee
New York; in their report OF 1850, it makes II
.red bel almost p.recll. spade
W. viii ke. p constantly hHui u large assortment
It SEASONED LUMBER both yelnw aud white
PIN. Oak. nliu &c., Win H. We will sell at regul
hoat whn-rHlr prices. Persons Wanting lumber will
lind il their advanngr Ia purchu-, al ihr>" NnIhs n
ley hve Iher lumber worked aud dressed Ia or
Ter. the ebY saving tine expense of hauling
w.. Iu..I- 1 LIZ .ln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
READY-MaDE CLOTHING,

shi,k lsfgs sHsi r0assf siasea H. 2 1est. nf
nearly every .ryie and qaslits Dfst I'D frfk Coat
OF every Kind. OF saferr - ad lifs; ran
tslosns and Vests. large sSpps a"d 81 wen gIaie
FURNISHING GOODS 81 esrrY description, and
general of er, thing usual kslf ia cloth
Ing store all Of winch they viii ell reduced prices
In order to make far iarg. stick 10 the srrug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
Cloths, Cassimeres and ves,inga,

which they will iHse made opto ordcr 10 TIE latest
style and rkmsnke mahn.r. d Ia ev'ry irsia &c
wal rant good fl. aud TO pli-h III they lHye
ensa. ed tn Of sir james u. Edwards, Nhn.
a cutter nn,i htter. T. s.ct,Dd Is IL rrina.
Jan Its = HATCHER, LUGN GOD & co
CH~ Rpppblicst con, 4 week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

NOTICE The undersigned have this day pun.
chased n. &. Tatinerro's interest in iIc concern
of Echols. Prvor& raliaierro the business hereto
fore, will in future he conducted under the style
firm oi ECllOLS PRYOR who alone are authorized
To use the ct she formcr concern. in winding un
They s"=ir continuance of the patronage of then
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS W. II. PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10


ri,HEsE WORKS hase -. Il r operation iii
| al the latest T@Pvetoa Haatlssyy fsr v oosi =sa
II a nsfk. and sfsu scale e-sfBte = itA IN
s,f. 4 the Sngt and Wet. f,r Car construction
i re thaa hundred cats oi Ill description have
80 ~ II these ~urk- the Nifrinis q Tennessee
Ral 3est.
re. iess. aoI Eag. er.' Of Rail Rad. re.Peot
III. sBsF Il to besto~ tet patronage they m, r.
sa is..4.g then NDrk hni-hcd ~ stIiat c0f piinnee
IL .. ~ plans md ings; alter the nl'-i
...sys JAM G.n-iruri.u. st rric.- sa'i-iaeofy
Southern ltaii-fsOads
s. rl tiger be enlpsi..d 20 os,ian their Cars tr''h
tn p. sairei large expenss aud risk Of frsn.
rotlsiion. GEO. GuHLE PropfItfor.
TIE und. signed having lad charge Of tas sh'S'
W.fls from IT, commencement. uhdrr the iarmri
ptnpritor Ma. a Elsan Ir; ask lr "a, IL 'hs
Ras Road pah e that he la eHgaged with the pfeseni
PrrieieT and viii continue it. mei. h"rins -
POI. lne experience Raj road works coustant at
f,nisa Z" thu work entrusted to lin merit the ap
probation and liberal patronage oi The ruhlic
A. hETTLEToA, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND STAT
DRY DDS,

rpgether with ffgr -for, 81 SEEDS. -nrh n IL -fr
Timpihg. H,tds and Ofelard GRA.,S. nil III y it
"" will sell "w Tor cash, Or to punciun rustoms o.
The usual Time. "a respectfully invite eontinuab
the yrty lbrrd patronage her frre ,xtenlrl ~, 4
YOUNGER g. SHIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
n O r / & f.

"ATcHER- LGssN COD 4 Co. beE lssFe 70 rs.
Il tnfa iber ii-t. =, .s g4sis ier Oh vers litter
psrrossg~ bestowed srn tiein during TIE 81 y-sr
and they hope b sfct sfteagiea bus=s saa selling
CHEAP & GOOD GOODS. to merit the ssms Tor 81
tine 70 come Tbey ~eaga also call alteaton their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
A>A.HEAT MANY of our FRI. I'd,

"A .-en Ia hr u4der ihr imp s.s"n thnt ofnR
II &C niinur The Grnccf. Tude ~ ihi- city. hGk
II dur ourselves 10 -,y Ia thrn aud the pubic
ally usi~ hnvr made II, such NJ angebrnt NJ In
I'll NJ old -'nni, neatly rr,,-il, IN. !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
Sn Tons PERUVIAN GUANo-

w shaII rereite n lev day, Inv tou. N p
IN, hu Guam" irnm Mes.r.. Barrrdu \ Bro Agents u
the Peru, inn Guyafniuct. Al WHO have been waiting
far suppl, are requested 20 cal, on lne.
my IL Is / SArkETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
REDUCING STOCK

fhs srs-sh - -ivaacimg tie spb~ershr @ili "h@f
N Tor fi~ bsisne- II the ssaf. flseir
STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING
Ct REDUCED rir~. Tree ~.hiaz purchase may be
sure 81 retIing bafEsin- At the bs1ssr
rF-su on bad. lev chair. Over Coatss Heavy
Bssise-. cosfs. Tainna.. Beaver Tshsss, &e-
AN q q. BURhDUGH> SnAfBR i co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
Fine Matches and LeMelrY.
ts,O THE FARMERS

ing purchased the pntrfn Right ct u Clow, Don6i
'gtiHd'teai Rotary Screen iheaf Fan, arc nov MN
uicurnF them nd ask the tnfmefs iilaud esamit
20 tbett.elve' DltGUlD 4 BRO.
y fh-li, eiwft ItBcbbt5rr EobnI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

. n. j BIAJ n, IIChtF ;,
~ B.-The same rates will be charged from NV
vile aud all other POINTS along The line to Lynclou's'
aug lg-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-06

~, Premium for application and improvement
Miss Sarah. Dunlavey.
Premiums for beng good little girls were award
cd TO Misses Sarah Campbell, Ella Cox. Annie
teeny, Kate Moore, Louisa Moore, Mary Kelly and
Elizabeth STAN.
PREMIUMS FOR CONDUCT.
The first honors of the Academy in the senior
circle, for uniform excellence of conduct were
awarded 10 Miss Hibernia Barry.
The second honorS, in the same circle. were
Sarah DunlaveY, Susanna Aldinger, Kate Kerr,
Genevieve Stunbery, Mary White and octavia
Cha pine. -
The following young ladies' were honorably men,
TONED for theirpolite department and general Oh
servsnce Of he Academic rules; Misses Ellen
Walsh, Henrietta Murphy, Sophia Walsh, Flora
Fiesher, Saoina Burke. Mary Lambert and Mary
Sullivan, Ltk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-06
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Cough, Ash
mn, Consumption, Liner Complaint, &c.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY

Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Cough, Asth-
mn, Consumption, Liner Complaint, &c.
TRUTH is MIGHTY!
AIc you sick? beware OF limitations Ask for H7,np-
TOMS Vegetable TnctZe. The many cures made by This
meiien nc must ia ve merit, and gre mert loo. 10
stand The test OF public opinion. No art opufng canga
yanzG worthless article 50 as 10 keep iup good
A good medicine will live, become popular and extend
pie readily fnd out its virtues, and Of the pas
papers can spread living Witness s tHe Ie o sc
cure medicine has made Tor him is service than
lnproor Of what say above, re err you 10 Hemp
f0 r.. ps gfe 3 y:o AND rs elects
o. Rheumatism OF eight years. standings all other rene
VIM ii. Oldham, Clate of the Custom House,) dwelling
No l26 Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia great debility, pc maneny
W. a. schaefer Esq, Oldest magistrates and
most highly respectable cz:ns cured OF great weakness
Jarret Pumnlet, 163 Baltimore suffer led intensely
years with hin disease and mercurin rheumatism; cured
alter all other remedies had failed.
SPACE viii not permit 70 rsme hundreds of Others
John Pervail, S. A. Grimm, John Luke Rev. ". Esk.
sis Scrouia, cough, liver complaints bronchitis saint
vitns' Dance, &C. We refer to our own ctiEensca on
Dr. HAMPTON. the author o. this great Hamptous
that it viii that snarcle got up to impose Sc
or HUNbREDs in this city will bear the same test-
rS-car and get pamphlets ceras.1 and see the many
cures.
II has shown .tself most powerfully curative of
NERVOUS DISEASES,
In their various FORMS giving lie and visor restor-
ing The shattered constitution and thus nsng hone in
place of dependency BY its mild pleasant and sale ac
ton on the stomach liver, Kidneys lungs, the nrr.
system, 1t dyspepsia liver complaint diseases
OF the urinary coughs asthma, bronchial acc-
tions, consumption, scrola, Kings Evil worms, rhe-
CONT neuralgia saint Vitus' Dance, FITS Fistu
Ia Piles, with all diseases arising from impure blood
For sale By Y. u: Logan 81 Co, Wheeling,
egne-e agerts; John H. Tappnn, 18th ward and by
Druggi Is generally.
p1sSold by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, $40 Baiti more st
Baltimore and 30i broadway, MY.
u5'Prce 81 per bottle. aptQ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-06

LAGER BIEr.--The frequency with which pla-
cards bearing this inscription meet the eye; the
regency of its introduction into this city, an! the
cabalistic character OF the words themselves, may
perhaps render brief article upon this topic not
unnteresting. Lager-bier Is matted LIQUOR orig.
inally made in Bavaria, in essential properties
identical with ordinary ale whchit closely re.
sembeS in appearance, though different in taste:
of mnch less specific gravity; weaker, and retain
ing its foam shorter time after being drawn. It's
taste is su acid, pungent, leaves in the mouth a
peculiar flavor, caused by coating of pitch
which the interior of the barrels receive before be-
ing filled. The difference between the modes of
brewing lager-bier and ordinary ale is indicated by
the etymology of the name Lager,-meaninp resi-.
remaining in store; the former requiring to rest in
cool vault from four 10 SIX months before il be-
comes dnnkable, while the latter can be used I'M
mediately after being emplied from the vats
In Bavaria, the manufacture is carried on under
government inspectors, the. brewing perod being
prescribed by law, from the 29th September TO
23d April, the festivals of ST. Nicholas and ST.
George. There, it is of two kinds, one of which
retains lis flavor only for day or two; and the
beer.drinkers of Bavaria, who are very numerous
indulge SO capriciouS anu delicate palate that
when assembled in their bier halls they wal, hmm
tlently, II the cask in use be half emptv for n
fresh one to be tapped. II is said that in we'll fre.
quehteo houses OF this kind, ordinary cask lasts
about an hour. From German treatise entitled
Der bIer-6raueT, We learn that "the attachment
OF the baVarlans TO the beer beverage is sucl,--a
peVeraee descended from their IemoieSt ancestry
-that they regard the use OF ardent spirits even in
moderation, rs SO immoral a custom as almost to
dIsqualify hsbituates of liquor drinking from re-
specialize society.
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rsICK AND AFFLlcTED.rn

THE most sale and certain o. ever known 10 the
world Tor the cure OF obstinate CJushs colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint whooping
cough Group, tickling rising in the hroAt nervous de-
bity pains in the side breast oxen constitution
from the abuse OF caiome and cuuses is DOCTOR
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYj AID consumption, amer it reaced state and
sumed character hitherto considered ncurabe yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry
paIation. Rememher-Ihe great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, aud the only compound repaired by regular
physician. is manufactured under the care Of
DR. SHAME, ut his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
St above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Ly-DE. JAMES :.AKER; KELLS d CALD-
wkLL.i aud PATTERSON az Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL x Co, Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. eepi9
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Professor nIorse,s
"yiuorntinr Elixir or S,ordsot


The ovcrwrought brain and dcbiliiued body find their
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arength to its functions, power 10 Sc
crete in due quantity Tie solvent juices necessary for per-
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in MUD.
Tie coraials put np highly concentrated pint bot
Ties Price three dollars bottle, two for five dollars
SIX Tor twelve dollars Oh. RING, Proprietor,
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Sold by Druggists throughout tie United States. Canada
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