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The daily union., 1854-02-15
THE sPESC GER HOUSE,
n,tIn

1HIs very large superb hotel open for the
Of travellers The propeors, in presenting their eab
hme o public patronage take The opportunity 70 say that no
contains superior, either mhgnitnde cos
emboishman nehness OF furniture, eligibility OF lOcH
fitted modern Improvements ftci
business, render all the comfort possible and n
will be the study ~ the propeto To do a that within them Hes TO
satisfactory and agreeable,
Jan 2e-dJn GEORGE MOORE co.
The daily union., 1854-02-15

In Justice to our correspondent New York." whose
able communication Published some days ago with
protest against Of his positions, insert his reply
10 our comments Il will be observed that the last
amendment TO the territorial bills proposed by Judge
Douglas distinctly meets the objection Of our correspond
cnt and places the question The ground OF uneqovo-
cal pon-inteT vention ua,#
The daily union., 1854-02-15
AUCTION NOTICE.

Important Special Poremptory sale of
10000 DoEon,, comprising Entire L,no Of
English and German hosiery, every
French and English gloves full of
qualities.
sIe thread gloves embroidered plain Of well
and IL long French and English handmade and silk et
mitts, &c, Sc. sc.
The daily union., 1854-02-15

We have been kindly furnished from camerons Gene
raj Agency, Columbia Place. with Harpers Magazine
for February
The usual spirit and j. rmen are manifested 10 the Sc
lection o. the material composing this number
The daily union., 1854-02-15
PETITIONS, ETC UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr., AIKEN: The petition of Thomas D Jervey, de ep-
collector of the OF Chafeson South Carolina,
increase OF salary. .r.a ..5
BY Mr. BAYLY, of Virginia The memorial Of F. w.
Jett, in behalf of himself and other lighthouse keepers
pra ying for an increase OF com pensation.
BY Mr. DISNEY The memorial Of Protestant University
ofhe United States asking for grant OF land referred
the Committee Pabiic Lands.
BY Mr.. ELLISON The petition OF John p. Louise,
Nicholas Halpin and John Penl and 81 Others praying
for natl from BANK Mile, Perry township Brown
county, Ohio, 70 West borough Clinton county, Ohio.
Mir. VANSANf asked to Withdraw from the files Of The
House report of appointed under the
provisions tne OF September 25 1850, relative the
OF the condensets for supplying the boe
marine engines with fresh ~ater aud also the
nicaion OF Secretary of the Nayy transmitting said
aud refer the TO the Committee on Naval Al
fairs.
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nr.ssr.. MeI,is ~ Aver.

Mcssr- NcIiis ~ Ayers
win ode through above important sale Of goods
all freshly imported BY vessels In port and now landing
or FRp.y sorsIss, FsRnu.Y u, 1854,
.st sir Months Credit,
At Auction Nos. % spa 10 Market street,
PHILADELPHIA
The particular attention ef all dealers u requested 20 the above
The assortment IN each line will be extensive aud complete
win he peremptoniy and without
samples and catalogues will he ready for examination early
the morning of sale.
FURNEss, BRINLEY co,
Aucuoneers..
The daily union., 1854-02-15

Stfrxs SILKS, stLrSst-Ws have hand splendid
- sotmcnt Of silks, oon,sung IN part Of, viz
10 pieces "a inches wide pink poult De sole, a. 81 a
10 do do whit. do
40 Az do do
20 do tan, Maxerine blue, browns and Other
coorH, Al 81 and upwards
900 yards small oheckerea s,iks, at SAY cents
800 do brocade stiss afe,
sck ka o kinds
nounsclne de LANES, cheap
Great hnrpsins cioeks, manlias, shs~is
Apscss ~ bombasins, all qualities
A ful s..ortsnant Of s,spl- goods of nil kinds.
Purchasers will DO well call before buying else
HALL rhoth1h-
Jan oo--5awovn
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kEysAsxA.

rt sena,s thsn resumed 10 committee OF the whole.
he Consideration OF the bill for organizing the Territory
N, HOUSTON having the door. proceeded to discuss
.h. and alter having spoken st considerable length,
MI STUART hoped. as the senator from Texas was
considerably exhausted II Sa ' so5ss IN 10 mofow
NJ HOUSTON. | am perfectly willing TO go on II
such Is the desire Of the SENATE
MIR SEWARD. Oh, 10. -
;sIa the floor will move that the subject be postponed
MI, DOUGLAS understand the senator from Texas
he i willing P pa ,s1 ny ans oos aI as
some arrangement will be made to continue this discns
'J a., HOUSTON. Mr. President. will not treat the
Senate as This government has treated the Indians am
willing 10 20 on and conclude my remarks.
The PRESIDING OFFICER, (Mr. WALKER.) There
aoSoN gr6f Q P9spons 80 no wish 10 be
ANYTHING may do as member OF this body,
Mr SrUAHr made the motion, believing il TO be
bal Justice the senator from Texas IL, however, he
is willing 10 go on, withdraw u
The PRESIDING OFFICER The motion is with
drawn, and the senator from Texas will proceed.
Mr. STUART Mr.. President, at the sugg esiion oi
senator's about me- and certainly Tor the comfort OF the
senator from Texas, will renew my motion 10 postpone
hoping there will be objection TO it.
Several SENATORS None at all.
The question being taken the further consideration OF
the subject postponed tli Tomorrow.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Mr.. SHIELDS move that the Senate do pro-
ceed to the consideration ot executive business
The question being aken the vote stood ayes Is, noes
I2--no quorum voting .tf"a #.@#e.
Mr.. SEWARD move to adjourn
The question being TAKEN twenty.tw senator's votet
in the affirmative bu, before the negative votes Wer
counted
Mr. WELLER called for the yeas and nays which
were ordered
The queson being then taken by yeas and nays, re
sued-yeas 10, Days 30 as follows sEaa..ss a#tFa
YEAS-Messrs Alien. Badger, Bayard. Brodhead, Chase
Dawson. Everett Fsh Foot Jones Of Tennessee Morton
Rusk, Seward Smith, Sumner, Thompson OF Kentucky
Toombs, Wade and Wrght--l9.
tom Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geyer Houston, Hun
ter, Mallory, Mason. Peace Petit, Sebastian, Shields
SjideIl, Stuart, Walker Weller, and Wllsms-I
So the motion lost. Y. n.
On motion by Mr.. SHIELDS, the Senate then pro-
ceeded to he consideration OF executive business ane
after time spent therein the doors were reopened
and
The Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
SPORTING, &C.

birds BIRDS BIRDS l-SELLING OFF A FINE
- lot of superior Germ canaries piping bullhnches
ohanches arks nshtngales, robin redbreasts Afresn
gray parrots parrots and cardinal
BIRDS, and . number Of south American and African
birds, at CHAS. REICHE BROTHEh'S bird establish,
nent No l6 North William street, near Chatham
AOCKING BIRD FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID MOCK.
M ing bird just arrived from Savannah, net be ex.
oeed by in the city he mocks cat dog rooster
and sings night and day. Any gentleman wishng pro-
cure fine bird, may apply At 476 Fourth street.
GMALL PRIZE KING CHARLES AND BLENHEIM
~ pups, mammoth Newfoundlands and st. Bernards,
Scotch and English rat terriers pointers and watch
Dogs &C. All choice breeds kept expressly for stock Iu
qu,re at 2o5 Water street. corner Of Fulton stairs
THE GREAT RAT KILLING MATCH.-JEM sEARIs,
the English pedeftrians slut, Jenny Lind TO Kill go
RATS within hour, TO take place at Mugans Grand
street Hail. three doors Broadway Monday even.
ing, July 3, at eight o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
CITY TRADE REPORC.

l.,
AsuEs-About so to 90 bbls. were sold at s5 81 for
pots, and So so for pearls.
BREAnsTUIFs-Flour was brisker and hrmer. Tn.
days sales included 900 bbls nferer 70 choice State
at SO so 81 rs, mixed to fancy Western nj 81 S.
other kinds at proportionate prices Sales were also
made of 700 bbls good superne Canadian in bond III
200 Southern at about previous rates ana 400
bbls Jersey corn meal, mainly at 80 sly. Wheat was
more active. The sales amounted to 1000 bushels
Canadian white in bond, at 81 co. and 0GO inferior
new Northern red at 81 10. Rye and oats we're uaal
tered Corn in fair demand The transactions con
sisted Of $4,000 bushels at Csc. 74c for unsound and
toc oOc Tor poor To prime Western mixed per bushel
transactions limited, without change
IN quotations, OF moment. There was hardly enough
zone 70 establish prices since the receipt Of steamer
news.
FRErGETs.--Rates to Liverpool continued steadv with
engagements of about 100 bushels wheat at 5id in
bulk, and Cd. in ships bags and about goo "a a 40
tbs -four at 2s 400 to 500 bales cotton we're engaged
at SD for compressed, and at I'D for
and 90 bales Sea Island were taken ut AID To London
leo sbis turpentine engaged at 2s. A Bremen
bark was taken up to load with -four for remen at "a
TO Havre cotton engaged at &c. To GLASGOW about
10000 bushels wheat were taken at On az in shin,s
bags To California rates varied from 45s c Ger foot
measurement.
HiDEs,-From Mr. Browns circular we extract the fol.
lowing review Of the past months business,-The inn
ports this month are large for the season. 70
lOo foreign direct and via Europe and 1904
wise Of the first named 25 All we're dry and lgt aalted
Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, H. d. and Uana. 27S
dry and 959 sailed Rio Grande, Chiefain Is sac An
gostura, OK Grenada 400 Porto Cabello ex Boomiur
Youth ana Clara Borges ,449 Sayanila, ex Winthrop
and Putnam {, e5s Maranham voador and Elizabeth
494 San Juan via Nassau ". p from the Globe nut IN
for repairs; 30Sb Truxillo Minnesota from fIvanl
375s Mipos from Para; 127 1870 African, ex s. RI Town
send and Lydia with smaller parcels Of Curacoa West
India, Vera Cruz, &c Via Europe have $50 dry and
2bl Green sailed Buenos Ayrcs, 5000 saDgostIra and
l,T,O Fcrnambuco. Coastwise the imports have been
l05i0 dealers purchase OF various den0min3 lnas on,
sonihern, ard 2,i4S from neghhoriug cities About
5.cC0 California i'm bore1 into Phadel his ex Ihonas
Na'fcn, fci here Ireyiegs 70 arrival age also IL, bat
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The following table shows the amount Of the principal
articles Of Importation for the months ending June

The imports at the port of New York during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1854, compared with previous
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not reported in tables annexed As compared With the
month las. year. the imports show increase q
&c COT the frat six months Of there Ii in
Of 72 compared with the period last
year. and OF 225 304 compared with the
rage time durng the last four years 10 ths city
Baltimore Boston, Philadelphia and Salem the ports
the six months OF this year have been 025 against
1887 same time last year. increase 32s TAG pie es
The stock at the present date Is not excessive, being
90 1872, sganst IT. so at date last year. com
rrises about % coo Bucnos Ayres 5000 Rio Granis,
COO Angostura 5000 Porto Cbello 900 Carthagena
400 Pernambuco, and 5000 Of various denomiaatons.
In the ports previously named, the present stock Is
lo7 against olo same date last year The mum
Der Of hides taken into consumption from New York
this year is 77s,257, against ST. 56S in the same
period last year, and from the FIVE hide receiving
last year. the increase or decrease at the respect
i've ports being shown below. The market for dry
hides opened this month with little demand owing
to the ateness of the season. the pentude of the stock
and expected arrivals which latter coming in freely
throughout the month, and importers being willing sell
ers sensible effect produced on prices, much 10
chases excepting for their absolute wants. unless at con-
seraby reduced rates. which being conceded by holders
fair amount Of business has been done during the
rency Of the month"; the total sales amounting to 93 99
hides at Decline however, Of from Nc to &c. per 10.
h. for other sorts up to date and to-day parcel of
600 Angostura Granada just arrived were sold at
18c per b. months adding two months interest which
il decline Of &c per h. on the rates quoted the day
vious and should hides arrive freely during the next
month cannot, taking the into consideration,
expect any present improvement The sales comprise
SIPS Busnoa Ayres H. 1856 Rio Grande, a. $50 Argos
tura ,so5 Maranham 4e47 San JUAN s,ost Truxillo,
1885 Southern 1880 Porto Cabelo, l0,2O2 African,
3243 Savanilla and other smaller parcels OF the imports
from Buenos Ayres 298 for dealers account I'm
ports Of saed hides 1856 Buenos Ayses $50 Rio Grande
small lots Of West India and southern Sales S56 Baenos
Ayres A h. at l2c per h. less per cent; 800 English
slaughter 48 H. at 1916 S07 Marauham, 48 ID ut lie.
eco Para Al h. at l1c and other parcels For arrival
there have been sold to 5000 uenos Ayres COW 4,
to 46 lbs at 11Ac. 12c., equal to months. Til, fol-
lowing is the statement Of for the frst six months
of the years
jan FEB. March. Aprl May. June.
ss2S5 1854
1852. 1882 l0lOl 1891 74,404 l39,702 9s,7l2
1853. 4s722 774o4 131,l50 109,048 1l7,928 97,s70
PRovI1oNs-Pork was more in demand. The sales in.
cuded $500 bbls at b12 so for mess and $40 IS for
prime per Dbl There likewise disposed Of 400 pigs
hams per H. 500 bbls lard at o,sc 9Ic per h.; $50
bile beef at unchanged rates; and SO tcs. prime
beef at 81 Butter and cheese last mentioned
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Total value Of merchandise exported during
the week ending June 80 1854. Jas, 0s5
The above table presents no new feature. The aggre
gate expectation Of merchandise during the week
large. The outward movement of specie last week was
more limited than anticipated, but Il was full large
enough to keep the banks under steady cont, action
and keep the money market pretty stringent. While
specie goes abroad at this rate it viii be folly to look for
any improvement in financial affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
S3.5l4.342

According to this there has been decline during the
first six months of the present. in the importation of dry
goods for consumption of $780, increase in the
Withdrawals from warehouse in the time of $685.
s60 and in the value OF goods entered for warehousng
Of So s12 The total amount of foreign dry goods
put on the market this year. up to the LIST of July
7,l47 against 1856 for the corresponding
period in 1868, showing decrease this year of So $685.
o39 The total amount in foreign dry goods at this port
for the first six months of 1851 only varied 5000 227
from that for the same period last year. but the decrease
in value put the market is in consequence of much
larger amount having gone into warehouse this year
than last.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of certain articles exported this port darng
the week ending and including Friday, June 80 1876 t.
distinguishing the destination and extent Of ship
to each place
COMMENCE TIE PORT oF NEW YnRK--TEEuIY ExnnpIs
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may comptese hoourse IN N rev nhys
AIDES FRENCH InST1 TUTE.-W ILL RE OPEN DUR.
IL vacation, for lady teachers who desire 10
heir FRENCH so as to speak uenty AMI prepare them
selves for teaching the Board and tuition
tausd IN the most reaonGblo terms Ahsathy location has
toen selected The sdes aN Parans and have had long
carsriFpr in teaching Every employed the house
WI he French 1osths-s H. the efay eouutry, riti
.tcf seafe, nay rad ofhiag 4 their nc v4nsss ~
~ resti1r n1fe ls East eebtb Lfea; between RE
ilf ts.rpd ayshsei ga1!i ~ ip'l u IVA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
INSTRUCTION.

DoLBEAR's ACADEMY OF WRITING, BooKKEEp.
~ ing &c, 600 Broadway corner Houston street. the
largest in America There splendid rooms open
and evening Ladies gentlemen entering this day
private lessons without extra charge
may com pete course in n few days.
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91nn RIwARD.-PErER ANTON wAlIAu, or
ClUU the arm % wallace yoa Hinsssss, sxsd ri
years lst ks store 81 sshssss ssrss. % sas.ss o.
the morning 81 Wednesday the 1th q Jase asa has set
sess heard q sises -A dressed ~ shs ses, sss sss
.scss ~. fs., sisA. inches h.tA ss.s ss xss srswa
nd hsslshy .pgssrssss Any r.rses shs. ga vs az
with aoeiaest foul play will ~ Aksve ~
calling the o. his hsm ~ wsshlassea sss~ss
e10 REwARD -cAuTIoS TO AND
RlV otherssteen on the morsinx Of ally lt 81 aboat
eleven eeeeh sn the tassn.as psss q dvsias tes.s
% Lestngen avenue small hns wtlie~ bashs., aeent
eighteen Inches lens sna zen vide sestaas oliver - t
ed G. u, rstsr.s nsms y fss,hses. - nrosa-sy.
marked cast IN she'll pattern With email yiss r~ssnx
down The handle on both siass cid pattern Nat
makers name ID q. Alse. pair ssns- nasfkst
c. ~ makers name Csnssla brother. trsshsps sHArkss
BALTIMORE Also tea rsssr aud ss large fesss act
marked makers nArs no, remembered bsssAt u nsrre
Broadway Supposed TO lave hesn stolen BY party %
four bows they having IN the neshtreA
fusploous eircumstsnoes aged from u 10 ~ yssrs
ok REwARD.-Losr. ON rHK 10Th INSTANT, IN
~ Bresdvsy finh 2, kish,h svssss. fem rs.,h 70
hub 81 light wsson The nadsr viii sAs
ward on returning the ZANE 70 fnh svssss ecsss 81
Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
BILLIARDS.

RILLIAbD TABLES FOR SALE WE INVITE BUY.
ID 10 examine stock Of rosewood mahogany and
csk tatIes with marble, slate wood hsda snd III agt
10 the eba ton per che thr
AIRY other osts blrbe thu United states LEON -
ri. IAkir, 22 Broadwags H. . -Four sCeqa laai
$685.. st..- All ---L-
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The leading items OF import during the week were as
fouows;-segars ss4 2s4 furs s33 900; dressed skins
sssoe5; undressed skns 500 1879; hardware, $4,000
iron, 524lo; pig iron $50 H. railroad ron 50, 42o
steel s27so tin, $50 s24 sugar. s155 S43 rags sfs 6ss
tea, 400, SEQ; toys, $42,522; watches, s9o,4o4.
The monthly table OF imports at New York for the
nrst SIX months Of the current year, compared with
rama nerind lat year, Is annexed.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

The exports at the port of New York during the fiscal
year ending June 3d. 1854 compared with the previ
year, follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03
FOR SALE.

e1 ono FOR sALr-LEAsE. FIxrURKs AND
;sssh1s spenddly st.sd mp Sold 81 great Bargain In
:s. isSJ RoSisscs;I s. sss : sass.
W stars. 77-7'1
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY STAT. 5oR sALs, or *:
w,.,sss.:T North river .id: shout syslv, .ia.s
lag. sssssa q frns q ali lind: ashiSs bath
ron s ). fysl' .ads. SnAEa s' f'o''n avenue
A A .s i 4. : ON ~ NH
ssssl % three he that tho
as Cree: Y.s. .' s,s:. gwen for selling A''
LoR sALE-A PROSPEROUS NERcHANr TAILOR
lag .ssss.ss q siss year. !. s5ss ate 70,
:, s,',... :'. 9, s.h :. approved paper 2. .eso.S:
@ ia sss.ss ssrs.s s. No '''''''~ Apply
srousa - tss fees q North aizsh ssress Williams
,sss sss al ne ss.Ss sos
her ssh ,ls .h.rv.. a.. assl. i;o. Which la.d:o%e
' :ss q g IN. ':s ss. s:.!: s {
frsst house IN west Twenty sssosd street ara house
s. ssn s..sss .s ~ S shs @ssssa
q fvssss ssss street. q oaoRoE cLAKK.
LOS sALE-rmE LEASE, STOCK, YIxrUHEs sxDs
80 90 n: ssn .ss svsss
s.ss ~ IL s's sr:. %:s 'a'
L,os sAIH-LrAsE FIXTURES AND FURNirURE
80 .s ss. -. ss: T.
r., ;;. :'ss ss 20 s.:'
LION ssfE cHrsp-A COMPUTE ESTABLISH
nsns sea.ts.sse q ars hay bore s.uad, stad ard
III ssss ss.ss css ts GEES :, cisS sssss y Third
rs.is' sss. ssIrKs Ss rrea. q. .. ,s.s.'f
Ls0K sALr on EXCHANGE roR DESIRABLE CITY
Wtpsrty n te pisssantsss building s.tss tho
zoo .sss siss les ss ia Ess ihai ssa ssshs.
Co. eAnhot ~ srrpsfsef. Distant hall hours
y '''''a no" MP 81 isw ;iis :, ss s..s = street.
CsocKky AND LIQUOR STORE ron SALE DOWN.
.ss s sssss, stew = h.s %: = "a ssss sr.ss ss
it eprpst wsshintna usrsst excellent tstd fox Jersey
mss Apply 10 RoBlNscN, - Nssssa street.
7 ow FsgssuRx roILEss voR sALE.-osE SECOND
IL had ssste return sns boiler tSvsty fsss ioas.
rs sss sssss his5 .si sss ss sisssa feet ciA@essr
VS.. sners .mA arpIy V me DIR posh iseA werI
DEofEArY IN Sxw YoRK TO ExcHAsoE roR
iss-A slsss leur ~ sreA Asas. saa Ios %
change Ter zoe stery cottage er lsss mansion. With
, ~ r. sscws sss' 80 ss -s' IRON 'A' '' A
ITO wokKISe sFs-roR SALE CHEAP. house,
v.rsss s.iy ,iir,s nsss,ss s,@ rsrsy sssoss street,
a's is;s. xrsS % Is FaIlIifs y cAasssrs street
ITO cRocRRs.-FoR sALR THE srocK AND Trade
efs srss esss fsmly grocery, Hev doing sea- cash
u he best svsss~ 10 sss ssy saa sea sssrs Psrs lie
s.wue Fcf fsIthsr psssieuisrs Inquire 81 a cVsIlN
CO, corner 81 wsshiss'en sst wsrr.s sssesss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

Weekly Report ~ DEATHS
In the city and county of New York from the Oath day Of
June to the LIST day Of July, 1854.
Men, lo1, women, us; boys, 163 girls l3S-Total 5l7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

7 EcruRE ON rHE wrLsunsS ov ruE AsERIclrs
L. sevrinsionrr Alsxsaaer Jenss viii deliver leo
EnsiisA, shev.. anaer she auspices = the So
Dayds Bsreveisst sos sty 81 n eeieah % The M yuly
attks welsh Bapsls, Cksssh iA chrysGe stsss AAmis-
sion free.
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also iar the cheapest Linme In tho rket being
put up IN toles Twice as large the majority ,nes
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elects on others unite IN declaring tjust what its
= TO THOSE WHO % ri THINE ii i.fs.i.
ma nave you noteed The similarity between
ent taInssH has never oceartea 10 You that rem
edy might DC prepa, ed " should be equally applicable
ne LLfslAESr, which does not Insult your Understandable
by Claiming 10 have beet found in some
orrsrRiNu oyscikSckl being mid and simple III its action
Teseng he most S o.
and yet to the inlnt tits also
ss and SsoS S' ~,
than the largest besides more than four ii n, ca
ndenes e. an Srtcle exactly suited to the wants ofch
he unprecedented size tho Nonrareii Lniment
Is Put WI and The vast expense the used H.
makes II impossible for topay printing the
hund eds orcertieates might publish, nor do we deem
FOR itself. = =
We would however refer those afflicted who have
SO been guled by forged certificates and big
10 The following names being hut few OF tile many per!
sons whose character tand6 and veracy needs no
paegyTic from ind who In wing fully virtues
III the different diseases nrwlchit srecomIneided
prepared 10 speak Of Its merits II deserves ~
sold In Wheeling by Baker, Keils a Cald WE'LL r
Logan q Co. WR Mckee, Patterson q Co., aud by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
II,