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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23

sis'0chss-J, gkstssR gssss G fassaes-
80 r. FELL u CO., 80 Common street, s7ss>
Y HswOreans, importers Dealers, Whoies ia mo \.
Setaii LAMPS Plsed Britannia cASTuRS, C6YDLK -
STICKS TABLE CUTLERY, PssSNEB wAiTEl s. to,
~ aos t he oserea At low prices ard eeanIry
packet IN the safest H1afu esy90 y
A PPLE BRANDY-50 bbls, in store, for
"A saisby E.I.HARr CO., 10 TahOapitoasssL 81 alT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCEYT.

The NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
ofFiCE NO. % ST. CHARLES sTRRgT,
Nj" rs esuiar2 served subers city hour
ser day tsnnday eIeepsed avince p.yabs 70
Wv oiDee, of 10 cents week, payable the
THE CIRCULATION
medium to Advertisers. As :, - ~
FAMILY PAPER
is5Es and at early OF
families adv
families. : - - - ' =" AN"si'''S HH''hs
0Un TERMS ,f
" SUCH - 70 Hstse me as1nsioa and patronage of public
ITEMS or ADrEnTIsIng:
Per Square OF Ten Lines Al. An
Every subsequent inseron. sS
on The Second Page charged
for shorter time. - 'N's ssa''of
charged accordingly. - ~ -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
LIVERPOOL.

E'Ok LlVERPOOL.-The A fast sail ,{S
e ing bark CRUsDE Captain Bisbes having her SAES
engaged viii have immediate dispatch. passage . I,
fsb28 CHENEY Al LOWELL ,IK ronu,a,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS
1HvHE GRAND SALOONS or n JACoRs

TIME GRAND SALOONS OF II. IACORs
n ~ Ne ss CAMP STREET
were opened TO the public inst They eu.a,, , o,
% TaSase and seuaiye or el wassr
eoors mos.
Psrssn Marble aad Bnss sTaTUETTEs wth otseS ha,
Art exhibited aoah "A sAesso "efka OF
Strangers ritt4rnp partfeaInrIv ths T.5;s.
the Fine , s-4't1s 'ooaanrn 5siiefy sf
- The DAsGERREoTTeE DEPARTMENT in its y.dou, i'm
n Europe, this country,
are executed in th neat the art and bv
most eaiarJ
tusufs displaying the eIpretsion IA. fsntp ,.
GfTnsr method - e-'eo'siss 'sAeh ay ths
Tbs stock Of MEDAtLF0NS, LoCKETs. RINGS and BREAST
rs @ ~ S soa esrss every variety and Of the fashion,
B All Daguerreotyp ps tistariaIz rst h., =
sAa me tf SsniiTe prepared by JACOBS f % f,tors Il
ttpPar jar. fN 70" avg Az aeo',,a \, j .rios
"a Y-LlG ~ DAGUERREAN SALOON. M
~ y GAhI stREEr, ae~ Orsans-1he uadsr.iru,d bsrp@
their sr3 At "a
- m srsr hrtaty snr style pasrsna
in ldea au1 'entsm Nav strangers Wait
Es eitea to call examine specimens bere
p'sc,hs lkenesass eaeV'hers siariop ss Ia All
lsblA 5m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY

lN MACHINE SEWING,
Ladies' Honsekeper Drsssmskefs
any knd ofsEWlNG done,
stiN DsP ATCI nann.r than If 5ans
MACHINE. NA s-TtNS
promptly attended N~si e'e',
~ SEWING MACHINES good supply Of MACHINE NFE
DIES sPooLs SILK aud COTTON THREAD snitable On hand and
for ssle Apply Ne Is ST. CHARLES STREET up stsfrs
/ rV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

Loss or THr Y>NKlE !IAni.-Wc give
below some additional particulars Of Tie
steamer Yankee Blade. on her passage from
san Francisco to Panama. The conduct Of
some of those on board VAS Ii>craceiul to I.u-
man nature. Like most Of the terrible Gala
mites which. within few months, have thrill
led the public mind vita horror th, disaster
occurred in the midst Of a dense TOO.
II was about >, o',!o K. on the afternoon
of the l>t.whcn the vessel struck. and uralti-
allv ran mp more han I.e.t hcr length on the
rocks. with >li.ltt ~hork Tie land was a
bout halt mile distant. and was soon after
clearly visible ~ soon as she struck. the
wheels were lacked. but it was OF no USE for
She WIS miIcic!v ta>;. The water immcdi-
atclv l,c.an 20 rush in at the bows. and The
stern settled 80 thu. he whole o. the prone
made deck. except The gu1r!;. was under wa
ter.
\ scene of Great confusion cll<ucd There
was no order on board. nor scarcely any at
tempt AT discipline. Capt. Kendall was in a
boat with .iX ,u2n III ah0t.t ten minutes after
the steamer struck. and went ashore 20 .inI a
lan,!in. place. soon after. the first mate lett
in another boat. with some ladies'. One Of
these boats was swampcd. and ont Of twenty
one persons who were i'll her. it is sal! that
twelve. mostly. if not all. ladies'. were drown
cd The surf was 50 heavy along toe shore.
that the boats wee swa.n,cd four or five
times.
There were twenty OF twenty-five wretclcs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
iI\RD-NAR
9 8 ~ q e E .
Roynton & Deming,

{ At the new building north oi The st. ,'ohii>hlrv
Ii"v~o.)
H. AVE lust received ~ al ''''on 70 their stock
Z 3 Of Hard Walc. and are VOW selling q. very ow
i.ricc>. the following a,mor@ o.her articles
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
NtD1iCI;..

'AHi -" the cl.c u lie -,l,'~.riler 9TH.
u Fnlr Cos ilrcc) al. "a :ic ..,h Il sDrt..i.c-
tire t+iHr. 81 '!;'rk red. dark red NTH wh;-.
face. al" .i-!.t I'D ai,i Wine. Ike .wner is re-
4fi'>t- g -; .l-r.,-~ :,nd tax the calves axar
IIEA CUNANT
-. -. t>t'3trH. .>,sy. Il la. .s,..wS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
Liquid Solder.

EH"E welding Gas China. Stone. Alaba>tcr an,
4 Ornamental Ware. All articles Joined by Mi
valuable c"mpo-;,on viii become perfectly firm
m ready E." U-r In five minutes after being lone,i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
Furniture Polish.

For sole! Furniture. Paint, Marble and Patent Lea
thcr. Fer sale by j. {. BINGHAM.
Nov. IL. 1854. 902W3 ,r4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
House for Sale.

~ 's "yf' yp ,""'f 1@n rsa ar street is
;sss d l.. JEWETT.
lIllsGH July 3, 1884. Ssitf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

ROPE!
Tn. Atlantic. arrived AT New York on the
9TH. with Liverpool dates to Nov. l.
Brr.,!,tufl's haI declined in the European
n,rhc.-.
WAR NEWS.
The Hu,-an ar,.oun Of the commencement
,:,lr attack upou Srba~,o;,ol h1s been ,,ar-
idly confirmed. The bombar,lmrnt bean
hath by land and sen on the .lh instant.
when vigorous Gre wa simultaneously open
Il from the Eu@'i,h and French batteries
and .lln allied fleets The French ba.,crir,
were lrycilel against the works on the south
side %. the harbor st,n;cd to the ives, Of the
WM'e Towrr. Tie French ships of war at
= kcl the Quarantine Battery. which is sit
mated before The entrance to the harhor, on
the south ~i,!c. wl;lct!lc Eu@Ii,h >hiI> attack
cl Fort Constantine. on the north side o, the
entry to the liarlar. with the TELEGRAPH Fort.
which stand. or = hrj.'t behind Fort Con-
e.an,ine. The fire o. the Allies was 50 cliec-
,uaIv maintained tl:a' hy thc cvcnin. of the
10Th. Il, we learn from French despatch. The
Quarantine Battery. mounting u Guns. had
been >ilcnrcd hy tie fire from the Frcnrh
Slips wli.li had also cannonaIcl Fort Alex
andrr and Fort Constantine and the Tclc-
craph Fort had been considerably DAMAGED
il not blown up. ~ tie fire from the English
SHIPS \ despatch from Olr->a states that
the honl1r,lmrnt had been proceeded with
NJ, to the 2G,l " to the land operations Of
the DAYS ,rjccccdn4the .h. we have LITTLE
more than very general information hut we
learn. ~ atc!c.raI hir de patch from Vienna,
that orr own troops effected a breach on the
DIST. and ihat. according 70 Russian report.
the French had successfully ,:o:incd the
church, yard o'l lie 10Th There appears 10
re little doui.t thu; ilc i'rtrc~-c> o: Seba$to-
,ol are gradually FILLING to pieces under the
well directed fire Of the allied forces o. the
casualties suffered hv he hr>icnir~ forces en-
nlovcd on the land batteries there is no ac-
count. The loss on board the fleets is stated
il, ol.c accom-, as 90 killed AID 300 wounded
TIE Vile de- Ils;S-wlirh carried the flag Of
H.. French ,dn.ira- suffered severely tronl
the hnr,.ing oi a SHE'LL ~ which one or two
Of the ..Guli,;l'> >;nll' AZ" sud to have been
h;,y,!. The ~. .e1nrorI-garryin" the lie
81 Rear Admiral sir E'mur" l.yo,>-is :i!d
10 have suffered moi among the i.n9.i>.
ships The Hr;ritu'lon - Captain Drum
monl's ship, >aid Ia have lost mast. On
RE Hu san side The despatch attributed tc
Prince Mems. i,ikoil. whirh announce! III,
commencement of TIE homL :r,lmcnt, COATES,
Ell 10 a !r>s o. .,''u men on the tr-t day. AID d
rionc them Admiral korliyli. tie icro CT ii
nope.
CoxSrANrI>orLE. Oct. The Bri:i>l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

Tnr DE.rn OF PRorEssoR WILSON, the Christo-
her North of Blackwool's Magazine, and whose
oIuctions are inseparably identified with that
ALLEGATION for the last thirty six years, is an
ouuced by the last foreign papers. His genius
rs Of high otder' and his novels, Lights and
adOEs of Scottish Life" the t'Foresters" and
i poems '''rhe Isle of Palms." and Getty Of
h Plague" will be read as lung as exalted intel
EfnnI worth and the gentler sympathies of our
nture are admired and appreciated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

Nav AERAScEHENr.-ouro old friend and popu-
lar iellow-citizen Mr.. ]. H. TAFrAN. has, pur.
chased The Drug Store of VIM. R. Mckee, in Cen
ire Wheeling, aud will continue the business al
The same stand. He is now laying in large stock
f fresh Duss, Medicines Oils, paints, dye stuffs,
&c, aud will in short time present great induce
nents 10 the citizens of the Fifth Ward wishing
nything in his line. No man knows better how
, accommodate customers than friend Tappan,
nd We trust he may have lots of them 10 accom-.
Odate. Sc his advertisement. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
documents tofostify iismen,ory, and will call upon
US, we.wil eghappy tooBli. e himas,far as as it
is in power n do so. psSssSrss5a -
RlvER IIIpnRr.-

Sg!NSFlSH---Fer Steamer Stephen ,Bayard. =
n hlagley, Y sacks corn, 1sbbl hard SOAP, / bx
eggs; Gather $50 bus oats; n q w Miller GOO
S3Sn.sil1oni Iailant d Delapains hhds tobocco;
no9inSon % sncks corn; Gordon, Mathews & Co,
"a t9S oois Hour: Crangle X Go, Llls toba Geo; 81
NJ mathews, so bus potatoes. 62s
LOUlSVILLE-Per steamer Gaxel-ForsythsS
topklts, 232 bales hemp, 40 do skins, as casks
shoulders. 20 do sides; ] H Stout & Co, 50lhbds
shoulders, 10 do sidesj Mcafee Bros, 200 ibxs can
Ilard;so Pryor, 200 bbls lime; Tallant & Della
plain, g bbls oil. 80 - -sFf
Per Virginiq.-B F Pearce & Co e57 hills nork
"A csks bacon, 81 bbls lard, 1913 kegs do, Is BAGS
wool, Is bxs mdse; McAlee Bros 747 ibis nnrs {
46 lids bacon, trr hams, Or cskl tongues; Mrs
NJ Heating 20 SKIS peanuts; ] II Stout &Co,
81 bales hemp; Rosyths & Hopkins, q casks.
bacon. III tics hams, 20 kegs butter. 10 hI,,i,
shoulders, TX, Z hh.s tobacco; Tx BotstorL
6xs mdse; M'Reily 100 bxs soap, 20 Iasj candles:
GORDON. Mathews & Co,94 bbls lime; r Cranele
q 20 ~ bbls vinegar; DonIon g. Maxwell 90 6xs
starch hhds bacon; Haidan, Branuan & Co So
DDS liquor; 2ebbls four, lido beef. - asE
PARKERsBURGH .-Fe r ..Steamers Courier
y w N Deyoi IT mdse; A Madden gibbs ,allow;
heat d Chaplain 10 sacks rags; G W Smith s
ale bbis; Adams q Co, 1 package; Logan, Car
" 20 10 kgs tobacco; j r Miller Il Co 2l4 sacks
corn; II n List d Coll doz btooms; y Russell 1
Gsk bacon, Dbl tallow; NJ Rely Is whisky bbIs;
FaSsenger bxs mdse, IL sacks polatoes;5 Reship,
ned lis TONS. s4-zazi ; 5rs5!7f5 : 4.-7575t
- 80 81 u .sys. i
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and classical
- Institute.

U,HE subscriber having pure hssed the apparatus and
mpToyeme nts OF Sir. 1de, will open the on
"Wednesday, ApTir 49, sax q zlz4
He that expereEceof several years in teach
ing, always accompanied by rightly
app and the peraininto
the has not been In
ting him his and the ublo that his
best efforts shall wanting tile ineilec-
tual and yanceent or Tie pupils W hofnty be
committed 10 'hischafge
= The sice or uiioH TOT II weeks vii be
In English 200
Latin or Greek
The Gumber Of pupils will be so limited as 10 secure To
indi vidnals all necessary attention. is1s5
apl9eOl2w Is. G. STEVENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

IN ss.r OF Waive are indebted to the
,lfshers, Messrs. lbs & DurroS, 1os Washing.
!, d.. Boston, for a neatly engrnved and colored
:, IF the portions of Russia and Turkey border.
goa the Black Sea. aud of contiguous countries,
s,-ias the seat of the present East, m War.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

Frscl,Lrs.-Captoiu Loring's gallant compa-
S. The "virginin State Fencibles," paraded yes
abr ,nd presented, as usual, fine appearance.
v.sbouId like to see this company larger in num-
les In the absence of any other company in the
sit, tbere is certainly enough of military spirit
Ia ,mOngst US. il it were concentrated, TO make
lie Feaelbles the largest company in the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

vo,E New CLorHrNG.-Weisenfeld & Co.,
.,.r Main and Union streets. have received an
Az stock of new clothing, of the latest fashions
,l.,,ctly suited 10 tie season. ard The beauty
ne Whole story is they are selling wonderfully
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
GREAT FIRE.

CHARLEsroN, April 20th.-..A fire occurred here
yesterday. Loss estimated OF $500, 200. The fire
occurred in the heart ofthe business portion OF the
city, and the sufferers are Messrs. Lone, Brown,
BEACH, Carter, Force, Heryey>& Co., .Havllanu,
Fatderon, Cohou, Tanning, Courtney, GIllstanl
and Hyatt. f7sSa' y 'iE -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

DEATH OF AN EX-SENATOR.
WORCESTER, April 20.-Ex. Senator John Davis
died at his residence, on "Wednesday afternoon, OF
bilious cholic, after a few hours, illness. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

v,rxo AMERICA says that John Simmons, lad
-.,orea in the La Belle Iron Works, had: three
~ IN. fingers of his right hand taken OF by a
:.atoue. on Wednesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
Hip IDisease--Lameness Cured Hampton Veg
- - etabie 1incnre. go - -
Read the following extract of n letter dated 49,

. ..s WAsuENoTON, March 10, 1854.
hessrs. Mortimer oS Mowbruy-Dear Sirs :-MyIltItc
gir contracted ameness and negom to one side
during the early part Of last summer but thought it was
Several rsons told me was hip disease which
was unwilling to believe, until became SO crooked ur
tatI was quite alarmed. = In Sentembers her 10
OF the best In CITY, said thai her spine
was afected anu prescribed accordingly The medicine
being OF no service to her, lie pron0unced ib dis
case. nd said she would lrobsbly be lame Ihen
WHICH was said to be beneficial such cases and coln
ued II until the 10Th OF February; changed It for
suierings becoming mole acne,1 returned again the
" tmeiltioned lihimeL hutshe still continual to grow
Intense suasrtns then bought bottle OF HaInptoiis
Vegetab bic ItnetuIe aud the THU se he nun
use ttshs could and up
The little creature oyeijoyet taf ans
threw her nds over her 1cxela g.. see
can ssen. by Tyselfn sheads been able to ssaid
rs loI Two or three months before
month since she commenced using and eai,
now walk as well as before take a sick.
- Respectfully, II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 ssS
''Hf Pennsylvania Av near Geo getown'bTidses 81
q i4ss -sf,-ts Is IIPaAHfheton. b. c..
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yours win 'e'f EiiI;zAnErH EDWARDS.
HEALTH RESTORED. -
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, Sc.-Ontuarl
Anarch of fIaMpt0,I,s s YeoetdLLe Ii1iettLre

HI = BALaIa6RE, March 81, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer 6 Mowbray-t.e ntlemen: Il wish to
DIR Hampton's Vegetable TinctuTc.
Frommy earliest scarcely ever enio,e
days heaith For number OF years under the
treatment OF the most sllm physicians city. My
disease was pronounced by thenlver complaint dys
ienaia with an affection OF the and ungsi
rived very little II ans, benefit from their treatment
also tired various remedies all highly recommended
Der last when my mind became iously aeetedi) my
memory ialiedi great weakness, Gamtg could
not eat without great pain, until lille burthcn;
was To- my family tim
iTSnd procured for bottle of this Tine
lure II had most powerful effect upon me- in
OF 1y healtl and NOW alter taking thee bottles,
10 my great Joy can say Lealt restored
appetite good and now enjoy better health than ever
have at any previous time during my whole ntc ali or
de GIl medicine .ffsl-z - &. - "
~ = 7=5. s.s 81 {s+a 2T9S. Pacastreet5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

o-owxrp,-we learn that son Of Mr.. Marks,
,Wslsburg, aged years, fell in the river at that
US 5ay befre yesterday. and was drowned. =
=. body had moi been recovered at last accounts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

THE WARD TRIAL.
New YoRR, April 20th.-Judge Klnchelen has
prohibited the publication OF The evidence in the
Ward case until alter the tral. s5ssas
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.7s RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrrsBuRoH, Apiil,20-Riyerslllt.6 inc., rising
slowly. Weather clear aud mild. Heavy shower
this morning. ',5' - s. !
C.NcINNArI, April 2O.-The liver rose 81 feet
last night. Weather clear and cool.
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Mamrrl.m1Locth EatI So

81 SIP =. in 3 nF.ns aTii q, n 80 o r. 1876
g sandist receiving yoRslof the
NJ algestand best stocks OF atslan Capsthat has
ever been opened ip This isalso constantly man.
every and cap now i'm use
from very hest and and sold
prices that canot alto please. = = - J, !
AM also receiving large ,nlportations of Eastern man.
ufa etuea Hats wni6hgwijl be sold low Also
large assortment OF child fancy hats and caps and
ladies' riding hats, carpet bags and umbrellas OF which
VII. be sold cheRP.2RIT ysE5A =AfE4fEGH3tss1N
N:IB-5Hats made to.order on the shortes tsnotice
. AVERY, Nos 40 aud I4s Main st.
Va
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MN INTELBIGBNCER
z5lnar MORNING. AP.tIL q. lss4. :
TO CorresPondents.

Ups cnpeerning su ,seriPtion, advertising or 9th.
LEIt.i business ofthe lnteseneer, should be ad.
Ssd 10 he The editorial department OF the pa.
sa1 Be addressed TO the editors Jointly, ortO eli
trOre oa tSs writing for publication will please
CUIrss5S - an one side OF the paper. -
sfI S q ss5s GsS
ipI setS, ";sSt Otherwise some times receive.
1.-THE INTELLIGENCER OF
y1cE has been removed from. Water
l sa TO MAfee's new buildings, corner
g Main and Quincy streets. one square
s =. the Post Office, one square from the
p Pal, Depot, and one square from the
S s, Landing.
Nc sqpEntrance from Quincy street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21

House passed Senate bill authorizing the POST
master General to continue contracts Tor carrying
The mails ,betweeu Mobile aud AIontgomery.-
House then went into committee OF West Point
Academy bill-possed most oil the Senate amend
menls. Committee rose and House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
Great Sale of Furniture.l

. r.
1.-the Furniture In the House, in this city,
IA offered at private sale; in lots and to suit
purchasers aud at such time as may be agreed upon.
BRUSSELS petIng, bedseas. hnSk mattresses, best
hair do bedding Of all descriptions. bureaus OF various
qualities, dressing tables,
variety and price hairs, various quaes and table
ware. chamber ware glass ware IA BILE and cutlery
aud in TACT almost every article in housekeeping
most favorable opportunity isnow oHeredto all per-
sons needing furniture and oil quality description
aud all such PERSONS are TO call and examine ths
furniture and prices, during this month so ~
api0 - THE PROPRIETOR.
Joshua H Bates, Alfred Ia ior. Andrew 2. /.
nsr ~, anu asnTy a. rs5ineEs In The eiTSrt
Co. s. aA7at - ~ plaintiffs County Virgil.
John !. Sprink defendant
You are hereby noiiHed, That ON the 13thday of
May 1854 bstweeh The hoass Of 9 O'Clock and So,
cockP OF that At the Counting House Rates
Taylor & CO city o. New ths dsPostons OF
John 81. Wocott hers viii be TAKEN to read as
evidence lef the said but
Il IRON ant reasonfe said denositions shall be
commenced or being shall not be cons.
nleted lie taking be journed time
to tune uttf the same taken and completed,
Sef 4 sfs5 ALFREUg CALnYELL,tl -. ri
ii ksSassstsz attorney for plaintiffs.
To nEyEknANT.s e D app.
D. 81 Union ST.
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pAI.IlIA CLOTHS. -.

80 NoTICE-EXTRA.
have small stock OF ling that will dis.
pose OF at cost or even 10 make roOm for Spring
stock Of fine goods. ~ 'a1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
New Savings Bank Store.
NEW Pa. nlaoNEp LET rERs Ar.ruE. OLD rosr OFFICE

NEW p..utsoSEp (, yr rr,s n. rr n, !, ,,,s- ,v,.,
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Am now rece Wing and opening an unusually large and
AS OF boots Shoes nonnes
Monrce Streets Wheeling Va in the loom prnerIy e
cuned as lie Post Ofic ana fa t,,o
Very large and nit civ new snet ,vic
for cash. from the M Tho
lnos avofAbie Offer ham 10 IN. eli
zeis OF Wheeling aud ycfnitr ut redi, ed nTiess
sale aud fcta ana socit q shsrc ~ ".
ace ; M 49,. -. ~ = : - - $500
deem II seIesS IN an n,,eh In nrs,e. or M,
mistake not the peoTle or Nhrene are moi So s..
humbussed by ad mn n saw
VARIETY Of mefs yottlsi ana hnSs Roots nj hnss oi
ior silk NOTES.-The wool ierbSy, hS1ssi, and ~ aa
ami for lad es avert vaTiet az SiiL i3
bonnets Of The most fshons ami eI
Shoes Sinners and Caters fnf isdiss nissns s,1
Of The most fsonabe .tSe mak. an
call and sec for ouraelyes - -
Having ID a large stock OF The above named arr
tices, would respectfully invite country merchants to
call aud see me, or send their orders will duplicate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-21
5 Milk I1egYiD adfull Ulcer.
PALPITATIoNS WEAKNESS.

5 Milk I1egYBDre adfull 3Ulcer.
PALPllsAHIoNs WEAKNESS,
al ..MOgHERhANDfDA DAUGHTER CURED.
aEINGTUREdr UMPHANP {! (! /!
las s-nnuNDREpsaor .ouRsowN CITIZENS; 7ss
s R,sh and sSr
Read the following ticate lady, endorsed by
postmaster r. 7. iCooreT: lasisfg Fi -
Mr. E. p ceoser-Dear Sir, Agreeable tosyohr re1bes,
y Tue relief Fson M ,ss
KEGKTABLE 7TNcTJRE ~; Hs :. Il l
tering and orthe lea IT. s6ntiSneI save
raj days, II seemed as though my heart lad almost forgot
ten its Office rlc family 6eca and procured
near one hottie Of this zLNcTUBE OF HdMPTonSS,'
was enteIy relieved b e. ;.5sf E., tl.su, Ia
use OF this valuable medicine. Twoor years ago
was laid u with liberation from the effect OF
what Is nsuiy called mil leg had lost all taste and
apIetitei and the four inches I'm and
down. and around my diike, rejected every eT
ioLt to he9li until procured Yesea5ie7f
ankle, and am reer from swelling than Ldst mir
tyyears. .,.,l.,, u ~ q - .5ss-sssi
dysentery; and up he feet com
menced swelling, Which increased every day. and began
turc the pains were ssa the s1Gsied and
her health retlrred-we kept her legs 6andased with
strips OF WOODEN until her streMgt returned
have been thus particular. that under similar
slrsrgsanees meht be Induced to avail themselves
Yours with rs'P sfizlnErH EDWARDS.
ldG hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards and can safely the above
statement 10 be correct.
4. r. COOPER, Postmaster
81, SO II Capon bridge, ,Haml,sh iI e, CO. Va
20 Delicate ladies aud Children will please give il
HEALTH RESTORED. 5ss
Cure of Nervous DshiIit,, = I,,n1s g.. Dn,,..,J