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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03


These claims were first introduced in the city New
York essthan one year since, and beng subjected
to thorough s9. Trials in every Hospital city and Sp
others 1t whs discovered that they possess strange
S s s s Sa Of hs SbHss
attended their use is ! unparalleled :, \, H.
patents in France, ernany. Austria, Prussia and Eng
s THINE Hi SSS CLOSE % aN PONDER WELL"
The PRINCIPLES upon wloht is claimed that the chains
diseases attended and produced by deficient supply
ity or electro magnetism; and The electro
magnetic chains by being worn over and upon the part
tenn, by 1t. powerful stimulating effects, the fluid
which produce healthy act Though the
Ken while using the Chains, but rigid Observance OF the
g h s 8 Tie II shSn. g
IA hss5ia ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS - n ii
will be given to any person " no will produce many
well authenticated certificates OF both from intel
eeed BY use Of Hectic Chains
Theynever fail 10 perform what they advertised to do
: $3.50" 4 : '''N IN FEMALE DISEASES.
been within lie year By the use o.
y lis sySpSyag one 9s end q tue the
above the hip Tue symptoms Incident to that
disease are at once m 5s5G6gsdi5 USE s,-
Tic chain Should he moisiened before use with common
s ss enc 81 S. e or fn bs
Ii u
BE SoTsDEcEIvEDld.T Tie Electric Chains are not
to all iseasesi but Nervous Diseases ii is claim
ed that Medicinal world has prodlced so
f55 the sss o1 pain
duced the moment oil much eneetually
hsa b By Sgs any Of IFS ioms
81 ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the same which havs lately been sent
to the Eperor OF the FrenSh, to be tried by his own
so eneny IN
80 ". corner Prince steet and broadway.
FLAMES BAKER, and Brentlinger & Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. ss4t ~ dc17-1yr 4
~. p, 10, s@ "a TTENTIoNil e ta.5a
TO PHYsIcIAHs DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS aEsER-
nv lALIY, TIKI ouGHouT rHE WEST. il Z 1
wheeling Chemical laboratory
Bi-.rt. Corner of Main and Sd sis.,, 51a7 4
~-iz- -CENTRE~ WHEELING. -----
IHAV1SG completed my arrangements, Il am now pre-
Z. 80 Observation-Disclosures CHEMICALS. g "a
Army Laboratory, rearof buildngi corner Main and Sd
according to u s. Dispensatory. Among tile numerous
Acids, chemically. pure; - = - ts 5.1 Il
Anthony PREPARATIONS, - ~ - II
eAqsAmmon fff, sszsbSs rfeErtk ffl-ss Il
-. - concentrated for biIstering; Il
- aromatic waters, ofau kindsi Etb-7srG III
RR, Etpaot,,s SSs S3ensSi., q M q
MerclIiai preparation calonei. etc.; & q
| ~ Sweet Spirits Nitro; Il
SSae ssf
eording t6fhs u 81 Dispensa sold
tefis Pfteesi u llss spasy lEassa KlcHHfp BLUM.
isz.:.a PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. g l4as
THE Undersigned have into tnership, for the
under the frnfof Logan, Carr & Go: ig.s VIZ f
ydssi Aisi 5st rs Ibs a koSakR,.k
WATSON CARR,
! marso H.H. CARR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03
ARB You surrHR1Nc,

IRON Rhennatism Sore =; ThToat Group, Dinieults
os
inantaG, cIos, Lame HACK bbisas bites q Poi en
bruises ehsp sduf hand is' e esfas
.s Sf ss Pssss cuts q
SAT- Rhsah, ssaryy Sore Sore Lips, 8enefea
sss at f tss st dsease you may
~ : "a "A soyEREIi G Il ri REMEDY, e
which not only removes pain almost nsantaneousy. but
ERADICATEs THE DISEASE.
SPINE will laugh the idea olsny coahositlon curing
% III hsfss
causes ths will ,esm but
SsritsI for for
n sssss or ss IT, sss
eNonpasl S E IS ss ss;t g
Have younever noticed tho striking marity between
ma and Internal diseases having entirely dier
edy Be which should be equally aspiesbIe
10 eo1ht This remedy Is now offered you In the
by Claiming 10 have beeL found In BURNING
90 ssy ss1ss 81 s ssr but
NE see!s almost ineredbe
and yet being ihqoohs 70 the weaEest infant ills also
by far the market being nut IN in
ha
we Therefore oaer with pride and Con.
poor, high or low. y - - 80 9 y. fs" VI
he unprecedented size inwhieh tho Nonparcil Lninient
put apd the expense materials sed In h
SaSss 4 FOR US printing
as the article is used viii certify
We would however rerer,hoso ani,otei ones who have
to the following names being but lew or the many per
Who having y ses,ed is sss ss
70 merits as il dsserSes
iS asna a. sT lanes sRsksr kes e Caldwell
principal D ?. Virginia. and Pennsylvai4
b. e
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ia n q Z q % q ID =
iE' etis FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,

iih9 vi PREDK. FICKEY e. SONS,
,la7Hl.insi.a $50 BALTIMORE STREET. asri.
Importers Of Engkish, German. end French Paue,
49,. -, Goods, .,.,....... -
TIAvE in store their Spring assortment or PR,
III Monnaies, Victims, Percussion Caps, Aceorleom
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and IIufalO HI,
brushes, Combs OF every description; Cutlery Fan. BuL
tons, Periunery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes JeweITT
1nthe Hosiery line afnll assortment or White Brown
ami mixed cotton hose, Lsie, Thread and sikh ose
otton hose OF every description LsIe Thread ana sin
hose description, Cotton, Thread and SIX Glove
Filey q StewnIts Patent Thread, Cotton THREAD ami
Silk Iaees, Silk and Pocket Handkerchief ned H.
Dealers will find our. stock the most extensive in
city and rprces as low houSe in the county,
mar2I-lwtf - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the same which havs lately been sent
over the emperor or the French to be tried his
physicians in of cholera, etc. which have proved
emnently successful. J1STElNERT; sole a gent .
Ha+'a 'ff' corner Prince stieet and Broadway.
FLAMES BAKER, and Brentnger & Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. W sNs4 49, dct7-1yr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

q - 49, God Liver Oil. !, 49, ~
.EIqsTreeeiyedisb boxes Samuel Shines, manufacture
~ Of pure Medicinal Cod the best article
ana brought to this any other u IL fstei Id
BRENTLINGER ARMSTRONG,
Opposite Washington Ha
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

- = =. PElRL SURFACED CoLoRED CARD BoARps.
above Cards and Card Boards, e&
pressy for ourselves most beautiful
finish; they do not peel In and horled at
lower rate than Cards offered in this mar
ket, low they be purchased inthe Fast
ucDealersa consume Paper aud Cards are res
peeIuly invited to exane stock All our goods are
received direct from which enables US 10
sell low IL not lower than other house in the West
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

BE SoTsDEcRIvEDl u Tie Electric Chains are not
10 all Seasesj hut Nervous Diseases 1t is claim.
ed that Medicinal The world has produced
many in the last year the Electric chain. Z.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain. is pro-
duced the moment oil application much eectually
than can he produced by opium, in any OF its iorms
Call pamphief Is TX -'.t-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

whch should eve be contemplated with pure and utisu
gu delight presents incubus To the mind fIIingi with
setnl ms, exees OF dstrusl
OF Ihs eNertUns of parents aud guardians
10 retain their ybqthtl ella ges t upon ills s,,b
eet has loo often proved false aud philosophy; let
honest COZ hdsnee By reasons carry dawn
aiid guided by the light OF tic pitfalls Ignorance
anu subsequent. lnis cry will be easily aSoidel.
~ = EIN.tl PROM EnHIAN LEI Res WV.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

y. -HoBENSACk,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless mutations. h IA
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents. must address the proprietor, j. n. Ho
BESsACK, his Laboratory No. l2O Second Street
above Race, Philadephia.
Sold by all Druggists and Mel chants In tho us.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed in diff
eent sections OF the country by the above medicines,
can be had gratis OF the agents. q Is 80
Sold by Baker, Wheeling, Wholesale and retail agent
or %esteinNaiw: L. briggs, West Liberty J. Fer.
Ieil, Bradleytown; Caring. TradeIphai VIM Hosaek.
Rony's PoiIti DaIfl FerT Coral Cove. Price each 90
CENTS. reIiiH4s> iEa rEfsst.' t....I mar2o-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03
TO FENIAIES.

You will find these Pills Invaluable medicine in many
complaints 10 which you are subject, lg obstruct ons
either total they have been found orestable
henet, restoring their functional arrangements to
healthy actlo, purifying tile blood ami other fluids ell
Leetualy 10 fut 10 flight all complaints which may arise
from female irIcgulaI aseadlchc, eidess diuness
OF sst pain in the side. hack etc. the public
as the best Pills for all diseases upon the following
90 MEDl CAL EVIDENCE -fnStih- .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

yr.- {.,sal SUPERIOR ALBATA wAREI
New Patterns OF Forks, Spoons, Ladies' ete or,r,
cei watch is FAST superseding silver ware A ef'I
.,,.st, "a. SPLENDID MANTLE cLocKsI
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks OF elegant iIesgrs
Yellow uEab ard white marble doi French Pofce,n ~
richly decorated. 10
Wren TooLs isD Ma+kRIAL Is, ofthe best ron,
stAntly kept on hand and carefully selected
For the convenience OF customers we have eysc,,
large, spacious store, giving CUSTOMERS every facT "a
inspecting our extensive stock OF Goods AdjoIn1r III
retail sales room, we have ttejup another rSnn,i We
100 feet in depth, for the Wholesale Department
Every article from our establishmentis warrau,,,
10 be as good as represented. ~ Jtil
n1SPeFsons Visiting Baltplo c, will do well 10 er,m;
our assortment Orders from the country viii be sftsaL
cd to faithfully and pTomtIy ( 81 H.. I'll - "u
GANFIELD, BROTHER q Co
go baltimore ST., S. West corner OF Charlie.
Baltimore. March 24.-dw1y e. N''Ne'' cage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03
DREADFUL INHEaiTAnoE

And must this continued Shall we be wise II,
all that concerns the cattle of our fields our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
eoneernr ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
in ali that concerns the health and WeifaEs IF tho
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren In all that concerns tho mental and physical
well being of those children, We should be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

Dr. Harris may welcongratuate himself upon the hap.
ny result of his researches and rejoice that permit.
ted tOdsrense balm to the afflicted position NOR GU.
Sabie throne eartps lofliest r6teII.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

~ Jas, b, BoWES, Minist.r Of t6e Gospel.
Il q Late Pastor 1.-THE Soutllamp baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

MAY be eonhde onsulted nj hi, int, T.,
NO. o. SCUM Hay ", between LOMBARD and s.enny
we buildings, City Post Or
oss5 hses this city by regular PGyscans e
~ Widely celebrated fol speedy and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

=, IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than huEde cd permanent cares OF Pr0lapsus
have been secteh within last year by the use OF
these chaiis. ByAppfyng end OF chain the
region OF the abdonel and the other ufo the spine just
above the hip tue usual symptoms Incident to that
disease are at nnce ren1nEed. - ~ ~. ~. = "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03
Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
sr..lie ssts.eu fa1Apotheoa. ~ t-QIl

booksellers. canvassers and Book gents, supplied on
the most liberal TERMS s. nai0-ty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

We, the undersigned ysicans, nying the receipt
OF their manufacture submitted Inspection. says
that tile ing edlents oil which they are composed makes
them tile best Pill in all diseases the Liver In
puTiueS oithe Hood, wesay this only from our
own Judgement but also from tia OF tie best medical
thority r the United States All diseases requlI ing tile
use oian attentive. Daphoretie and Purgaye Medicine
that came under our notice. has been tfeated with the
sbove Pills with the DRY success.ssT =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-03

Tie chain Should be moisiele before use with common
vinegar and then end OF the chain should be applied
to the seat OF the palm or disease and the other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY MARK e n.

.
The stock market quite active to-day but prices
fell of largely. Cumberland, Nicaragua, Readingan
Erie closed heavy at decline ranging from to two
per cent. Considerable cash stock offered, and
sellers, at buyers option satisfied with q small
advance. Tho rapid improvement In certain fancies
within the past week two has brought out great
deal OF stock and those who in at low rates have
realized. This is than might have been antci-
pated. 1t is good policy to secure profit when you
cam and wait for another opportunity TO in again
at lower prices. Purchasers Of Cumberland at IS a
60 per cent would be very foolish not TO realize
at 81 80 per cent and the same remark
will apply with equal force to operations in every
other fancy on the list These things are so
uncertain. and at this particular moment the market is
in srch unsettled state that would be wise to real
izc evn at much smaller profit than that named above
TIE difficulty with both bulls and bears is they 10 not
knew vln to close up their time contracts It Is always
in the power OF bsr one the other to do at their
option, but they too often hx park which is seldom
realized Now have instance OF The psculary In
Cumberland Coal stock. great number OF Eolders--
those who would have been glad few weeks since 10
have taken thirty five per cent for every share they had
were looking FOR forty per cent and had made up their
minds 70 sell 81 that point In this they have been dis
appointed. Had they not been quite so raspinc, and
sold at the highest point reachedthirty nine per cent
they would have bsgged good profit and been now at
liberty 10 come In again at a much lower drure
aud lad balance to their credit for future
operations This is only another confirmation OF
What we have frequently remarkcd-that outsiders
buy on rising market and sell on a falling one The
bears in this particular just bad as the bulls
They 90 not to know where to stop in deprcssn,
the farcs Tie lower any stock goes the lower they
think II must CO. unt the market turns upon them and
the margin In their favor suddenly disappears Asa
general thing Spectators in fancy stocks In Wall street
do not make much money the frequent fluctuations
In prices would warrant locker on in believing tsn
precarious business at the best but very attractive 10
those who have nothing else to do with their time or
money.
AT the first board to day Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail
read advanced u per cent; New York Central Railroad
bonds, 81 Delaware and Hudson, y; Parker Vein, u
Michigan Central Railroad declined x per cent Reading
Railroad u; Harlem, Y; Nicaragua Transit Nj Cum.
berand Coal IL Illinois Central bonds, x; Canton Co,
- New York Central Railroad, u; Erie Railroad, u.
The upward movement in Parker Vein resulted in the
sale Of nearly fye thousand shares. small improve.
ment in this stock pays large per cent profit the in
yetment and II la therefore favorite with certain
cSss Of spectators. II does not require much capital
0r credit to operate in great nuuscr Of shares, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01

EMANcrPATIoN-A CASE FOR THE CHARITABLE
IN SAvANNAH~-A worthy free man of color, named
London Evans, long an accredited minister of the
gospel, member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, resident Of Albany, in this State, and a
man whose character in all respects is vouched for
to purchase his family Of eleven children and two
grand children, with the intention Of emigrating
with them and his wife to Liberia. "Uncle Lon
him well, appears to be an intelligent, good man,
and has given himself mp to the work Of redeeming
his large family, and removing with them to the
land OF promise-the home of his fathers and kin
dred. Besides being man capable Of ministering
to the intellectual and spiritual well being of his
race be is excellent mechanic; and in the double
capacity Of teacher and wagon maker, will doubt
less prove most valuable acquisition to an African
colony. Himself and wife are free, and he has
already collected quite handsome sum towards re-
deeming his children, and such further sums may
be contributed will undoubtedly be faithfully APP
piled to the same purpose.-Savannah Georgian,
May Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01

The KANSAS EMIGRATION SOCIETY OF MAssA-
CRUsETTs.-We have before spoken of the assoca-
ton incorporated by the Legislature of Massachusetts,
under the name Of the "EmigTant Aid Society,"" the
object of which is to secure the occupation Of Kansas
by free settlers. A temporary organization was
made by appointing Eli Thayer, Of Worcester, as
President, and DR.. Thomas III. Webb, Of Boston, as
Secretary. Books of subscription have been opened
at Boston, Worcester and New York and meeting
of the stockholders for permanent organization will
be heldin Boston on the first Wednesday of June.
Its capital is IS 900 000 in shares of 500. It is
prohibited from holding more than $4,000 in real
estate in Massachusetts, or to assess more than 81
each share in 1854, or than $40 in any year
thereafter. Its plan, already decided upon, Is to
contract forthwith with the transportation lines for
the conveyance Of 10000 emgrants, giving the ad-
vantogc of tho reduced f0ro to tho omigrants; to
erect Immediately large receiving establishment in
Kansas, where the emigrants may be accommodated
until they have time to settle themselves to send
out and set in operation steam sawmills gristmills
and such necessaries of civilization as require CAPT
tai, with the apparatus for weekly newspaper.
The committee say that it will be but two three
years before the company can dispose Of its property
in the Territory first occupied and reimburse itself
for it's first expenses. At that time, in State of
10000 inhabitants, it will possess several reserva-
lions OF $40 acres each-on which its boarding houses
and mills Standard the churches AM school houses
which it has rendered necessary. These points will
then be the large commercial positions Of the new
State. II there were only SUCH its value, after
the region should be so far peopled, would make q
very large dividend to the company which sold it,
besides restoring its original capital with which to
enable it to attempt the same adventure elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01

ARREST OF SUPPOSED IArosToR.-A man call
ing himself George w. Smith, and claiming to be a
secret agent of the Post Office Department, called
at the Post Office in this city yesterday forenoon,
ard presented TO Mr.. Allis the Postmaster, letter
OF appointment, dated at the Post Office Depart
nens at " asn.nr,on. a.; haarin0 the signature Of
me late Assistant Postmaster General. Mai. S. R.
hobpe, stating, ut the same time that he had been
visiting many OF the principal post Offices in the
West as secret agent, orthe purpose OF ascertain
ing their condition, and the popularity of the post.
masters among the people Ia the immediate vicinity
OF the different Offices. Mr.. Uolbrook for many wears
an agent Of that department, happened 10 be present
nEd not recognizing Smith an employe Of that
branch Of the government, privately expressed his
suspicious that all was not right, in which Mr. As
fully concurred. Smith, after talking over official
matters awhile, anu carefully inspecting the Office,
withdrew remarking that he wonld call again in the
afternoon, when he came, according to appointment,
and the result OF this interview was the application
for the loan Of a sum OF money, which the post
master advanced him. An officer was now sent for
and Smith was arrested and is in JAIL awaiting
reply 10 telegraph message from Mr.. HoIbrook
TO the Post ONCE Department There can be no
doubt that many postmastcrs Of the West have been
swinded out Of their money by this man. Tie let
ter puIporting 10 be from Major Hobbie is a for
gerry.
P.s.-Since the above was written we have heard
OF one postmaster, not far ef who was "doncr out
OF sum Ct morey by this same impostor-RocheSier
advertiser May ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01
New Patents Issued.

List of patents issued from the United States Pa
tent Office for the week ending May 50, ls54-each
bearing that date:-
Isaac M. Singer of New York. N. Y.-For i'm
proyement in sewing machines.
Christian 3. Miller, of Wilmington, Del.-For i'm
provement in processes for galyaniZng metals.
John Murphy of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
provcment in processes FOR treating gutta percha.
Chas.T. Appleton, of Roxbury Mass.--For i'm
proyement in s dyeing processes. Patented in Eng
VIM. Beal, OF Lowell, Mass.-For improvement in
corn crushers.
John H. Barsanter of Philadelphia, Pa.--For inn
provement in knitting machines
Chas. H. Bigelow, OF Lawrence, Mass.-For i'm
proved mode Of manufacturing tarbine wheels.
John Brown, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment in hot water apparatus.
Abel Brearer, Of Saugatuck, Conn.-For improve
ment in fastening the discs and rims of car wheels.
J. H. Fairchild, Of Jericho, Vt.-For improvement
in hooks and eyes.
ment in vices, or chucks, for holding cylindrical
bodies.
John Harraday, Of New York, N. Y-For i'm
proved machine for cutting out cloth, Patented in
Silas 4. Holmes, Of Brooklyn, N. Y-For i'm
provement in cameras for taking stereoscope or
other dagucrreotypes.
Carmi Hobson, Of Hannibal, MOTOR improved
Thos. J. Jarrett, Of Horsham, Pa.-For improve.
ment in hay elevators.
George Nelson, Of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment in ventilating window for railroad cars
/ John r. Pierce, Of CASTLE, N. Y.-For improve
ment in neck yokes.
! Daniel Pool, Of Mount Carmel lll.-For improve.
mcnt in quartz crushers.
1 Elias M Ray, Of Providence, R. I.-For improve
ment in knitting machines.
Martin w. Stevens and Edward G. Kinsley, of
Stoughton, Masa.-For improvement in sewing
machines.
Robt. s. Thomas, Of Wilmington, N. C.-For i'm
proved typogTaph.
Benz. c. yanduzen, of Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor
to Jno. Martin and Benz. G. Vanluzen-For i'm.
provement in furnace crate bars.
VIM. Valley, of New London Conn, assignor to
Jonathan Whipple, Jr Of Hopedale, Conn.-For
improvement in self-acting nipper blocks.
ADDITIONAL IMPRovEMEST-Olden Nichols OF
Lowell, Mass.-For Improvement in grinding mills.
Patented Oct. IL, 1852,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01

a SEANsN's EXTRA PAY UNDER CERTAIN Cra-
CuaisTAScAs-A sailor in the United States Navy
served out the term Of his enlistment honorably and
faithfully, and at its expiration, without receiving
faithful discharge, he reenlisted and subsequently
deserted under the last enlistment. During por-
ton Of his first enlistment he served on the coast of
California, and became entitled to "extra pay for
which lie applied, under the act of August 81 1852
provided he had received an honorable discharge.
II was held that, as he had fully complied with his
first contract Of enlistment, and had right to an
honorable discharge If he had demanded IL, his
lniure to complete a subsequent contract did not
deprive him Of his right TO gratuity depending upon
service and honorable dischsrge under his first en-.
listment but the balance Of pay due him. under
bis last enlistment was forfeited 70 the government