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From the Now York Evening Post
THE SIGNS OF THE ZINES.

What lamentable shipwreck those Demo
Gratis Of the North - whether they be in Office
or out whether in Washington or elsew here
who favor the Nebraska fraud, are making Of
the ascendency and unity Of their own party,
appears in the result Of the late election Of u
United States Senator for Maine The DEM.
ocrats had the power in the Legislature 81
Maine, and ought TO have given us Demo
cratic member Of the United States Senate
To fll the existing vacancy, we ought to have
had from that State q Senator Of liberal opil.
ions in regard TO commerce, q friend Of frugal
ity, foe Of jobs, strict oxpounder OF the con
cessions Of power 70 the Federal Government
contained in the Constitution. We fear that
we have in Mr. Fesscnden, who is just elected
as the colleague of Mr. Hamlin, one who is tho
reverse Of this. He Is Wing, and his maxiins
Of political conduct have OF course, the vices
of the Wing creed.
But no is an enemy of tho Nebraska fraud,
an open and decided one His competitor, Mr..
Morrill, was not so clear in his opinions he
was not decidedly hostile to the measure and
therefore he was dropped. The majority OF
both Houses would elect no man to the United
States Senate who was not jealous adversary
Of the Nebraska fraud, considering that tho
great question Of the day. They allowed i IL
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-17
DAILY NATIONAL ERA.


The speech this day delivered in the United
States Senate by the Hon. Mr. Seward, was
listened to with profound attention. There was
indeed listening Senate" Our usual synop-
sis is omitted, and we present portion Of the
production in srtenso
In the House. the speech of Mr.. Stephens,
of Georgia, was beautifully acclaimed, and
commanded breathless attention; but it was
not substantially strong. But little matter
was indeed presented. He was replied to by
Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, who was speaking
with signal energy and q Act when our report
closed
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-17

MARTIN KoszTA.--Mr. Kedzie, an attorney
Of Chicago, Illinois has written to Koszta, Offer
ing to support him until he can acquire sufi-
cient knowledge Of the American law to prac-
toe in tho courts This generous person also
sent him $50 to defray his expenses to Chica-
60. Koszta has accepted the offer, and left
New York on Monday, for this Western city Of
refuge The President Of the Eric railroad
gave him = fsee passage 70 Chicago
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-17
CONGRESS-.
Senate, Friday, Feb. II, 1854

Senate, Friday, Feb. IL, 1854.
The private calendar was taken up
The bill for the relief Of Hodges and Lands
dale and the legal representatives Of Rinaldo
Johnson and Anne f. Johnson, was debated till
near one o'clock, and was then postponed
Bill for the relief Of Joseph Cam pan, passed
Bill for the relief Of John Deylin, passed
Bill for the relief Of John p McEIderry,
passed.
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the bill to establish Territorial Gov
eminent for Nebraska
Mr.. Seward spoke as is elsewhere reported
in our columns.
House Of Representatives., FEB. IL, 1854.
After our report had closed, yesterday, Mr..
Sapp addressed the Committee in favor Of the
Homestead bill Mr.. Stephens OF Georgia,
then obtained the floor, and the Committee
rose, and the House adjourned.
This morning, after the reading Of the jour-
nal,
Mr.. Dean presented a communication from
the Governor Of New York, enclosing the reso-
lutions OF the Legislature OF that State, in oppo-
sition to the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise, and asked that they be read
Mr.. Mike Walsh objected to the reading,
a. did also Mr. CIingman.
The resolutions being received, the Speaker
ruled that the reading Of them was in order !;
and they were accordingly read.
MIR. Dean moved that they he laid on the
table and printed; and it was 70 ordered.
Mr.. Hiliyer moved that the House resolve IL
self into Committee Of the Whole on the Pri-
vate Calendar.
The Speaker said that the special order Of
the day was the bill to indemnify the State Of
Indiana for failure to convey TO it township
Of land, and that the motion was not in orden
Mr.. Clingman contendcd that the decision
was not according TO precedent.
The pending motion TO lay the bill on the
table was decided in the negative.
The bill was then read second and third
time, and finally passed--yeas ia, nays a.
MIR. McMullen moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee Of the Whole, when
MIR Matteson arose, and stated that, during
the discussion Of the Nebraska question on
Wednesday last, his inquiry Of the Chairman
Of the Territorial Committee, whether certain
amendments could be made in the bin At q
future time, and the Chairman's answer in
the alternative we're omitted from the pub
lished report In the Globe,
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-17

10 In Cincinnati and Hamilton county,
Ohio, is a population Of 100000 souls, with an
immense manufacturing interest requiring a
large circulation. They have but one bank Of
issue, with capital Of 100000, and no pros.
pcct OF an increase.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-17


WARLTKE-The last number Of the Edin-
burgk Review says;
Every Minister OF the Crown who advises,
and every member Of Parliament who votes for,
a war with Russia, must, IL be understands the
true interest Of England, be prepared to make
the utmost exertions, to strike the hardest
blow, and 10 inhict the deepest wounds, which
the vast resources Of this country will permit
A DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN NEBRAsKA.--We
acknowledge the receipt of the first two num-
bers Of q Democratic paper published in the
Territory Of Nebraska. There Is useful and
suggestive moralin this little journal II lis an
effective argument on the necessity Of organ
izing our new Territories. Union Of yesterday.
Speaking Of the publication Of this same pa
per- late number Of the st. Louis Republican
says:
q We have learned, on the best authority,
that the paper is 'fr aud upon the public.
The paper is printed at Sidney, in Iowa, fifteen
or twenty miles from Old Fort Kcarney,' but
il ia dated from that place, in order still fur
ther to impose upon public credulityn
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-02-17

PHoNoeRAPHy IN THE HIeH School. The
Philadelphia Sun is glad to see that the Board
Of Controllers have appointed committee to
inquire into the value Of photography as q
branch Of learning, with q view 70 reinstating
1t in the course Of the High School and says Il
was an ill-advised movement TO expunge It,
that public opinion is clamorous for it's restitu-
ton; and that there il no more important
time-saying accomplishment 10 be acquired
than the use Of photography, and that IL is
peculiarly valuable in every walk Of life In
all these sayings the Sun is in the right
MEMORIALS AGAINST THE NEBRAsxA BILL
are pouring in upon Congress- We hope that
every State, county, city, and village, will make
it's voice heard on this subject
N. Y, Com. Advertiser.
And we hope 80 too. The people muft and
will be heard on this measure. But il vas far
from the purpose Of It's authors that they
should Be heard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

slnn In npsiitlon with llloSe OF ths WesletE,lot
The P'SsehbsFsShs tteigNt brought ftdmtbsev'tby
The IitmpheIl and Baltimore and 0hiOI and like
manner The cans The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road viii " 'folcel 70 come up 70 Wheeling 10
sINnl,Iu competition with Tie heTDpAeld IOE the
freight aud passengers brought fton tue wesI.-
riSslOle Of ibings must inevitably be Tie tesull
Oltertbe completion Of the llempfsll aud West.
efn, but ceEIOnly moi Otherwise. Hence lllv i'm.
PoIIanCe Of eqdy and energetic action BY your
city as Wellhs Philadelphia, 10 OcGcmb'ish an Oh.
jeCt 50 desirable. The project Of building via,
duct OF bridge OF sufficient capacity 10 accom-.
MEDIATE all The Railroads that lave otate being
bullllO your city, was moved in some months ago,
Vul have moi noticed anything since relative to
The subject 'his islraly an important matter
Anh should npeiYs Tie early action Of all tie
ROi'Foal companies Interested. Unlsswe shall
have some other facilities foI crossing the Ohio
than wenow have, tls public will BIZ compelled
oStek ZONE piluT ropIc, on which they have
gEeAl,I lpcllles, and cons, quenlly less detention
NnleXpense. Na''i 70 t3fll3
II lie six Railroad Companies now interested ia
the 'peedy crossing Of Tie Iiy.ral Wheeling, were
eaoIltOSubSohlO $4,000, and thus AisJ 100000,
it would Le a sum amnly sufficient 10 bnid
bridge over The river Of ample capacity fOf
The accommodation Of lhe business Of all The
roads. The plan and point Of erection will be
mAitettot lhelsOisiOnot tie respective companies,
but shall merely here suggest the proprteiy Of
crossing at OF nearly opposite The Depot Of the
Baltimore and Ohio ROiIrond, which would also be
in lne with tho lOI designed fot Depot Of Ihe
Il.mpaeld RpilroOd, FuMe information OF llOso
who ATE moi informed on Inc subject il may DO
proper TO remark Thai bridge las tecenlly been
Invented which can be thrown across any stream
wilhontOhi inPcdimenltO navigation, and super.
seding.tbG necessity Of raising The OlAlmsns above
the orduO'y height Of lie rteShets in The stream
proposed to be crossed. X.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

SENAToRiu CoURTEsY,--W hear that on The
arrival Ex-senator AtOhison in Washington, he was
waited on, by o Senator Authorized SO to do, with
an assurance that # he wasso disposed TO resume
his position MS the PItsidng officer Of that body,
MI Wee President Blight would forthwith resign
The ChOih We learn that his answer was un in.
slant disclaimer Of any idea Of interfering with
that genIleman'S position. So il may now u 10.
rOrded fixed fact that, for the remainder Of The
presidential term Of Franklin Pierce, Jesse D.
Bright iSlO be Vice President OfIhs United SlOleS
--ShF. g.fls.. 4ate. Nt.A.as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

TmE CHEEMSO PHosFECrs TOR NAvioA-
TrOx.--Lasl night when we closed our columns,
there were about 10 feet water in The channel
and tho hyerwus still rising ruPidy--at The rate OIL
over fool per hour The ice from The Allegheny
md MonOngOLeIa commenced coming down about
. O'Clock yesterday afternoon, We have mliabls
intelligence That The lhnw and rain has extended
10 the mountains, and thai most Of tile lriOutarisf
Of lie Ohio are running OIL rapidly. The wharf
yesterday presented truly Cheering appearance.
The steamers WIN Bag!eh Exchange and Che.
volt arrived from above, Tue Olam Dean came up,
and the Courier Isn GDr Parkersburg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

LIEE OF GnEELr.r-lt is stated in The life Of
Horace Greedy that Ltggelt once discharged him
(rom cOmpOsot's situation OIL The Evening Post
on account Of his slOyenly appearance, GEeelys
FIRST employment in New York wOS obtoned from
W.T.. Porter, ofthe Spirit, WHO was then foreman
of Nests printing office. In 1888 Greedy started
The Morning Post, The fist penny paper in the
world, il lived sixteen days, and besut the New
York Sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

AccIDwSr.--Thv platform Al The south side Of
,be extensive Pork house Of Nests. MlcMAEL
urrR 4 Co in Tie Fourth Ward, gave way YES.
teplay, nader the weight Of large number Of
hossheads iIIel with pIk. which, together will
most Of the limbers, fell t'the grOund An Irish,
man ntmed Peter NJ Cahe, who was on tie plat,
form when il fell, was seriously Ibongh mol dan.
gerousy injured, The loss Of NessH, Heir &
Co., will probably moi exceed 500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

W. acknowledge, with great pleasure, tho re-
CENT Of letter from the Literary Society Of Wash.
inglOn, Pa, College, informing usoC our election
10 Gn honorary membership Of this justly Ienown-
ed Institution, and assure tie gentlemen WHO com.
munCaie with US that we willmakedu due person,
al acknowledgements Of The honor al our earliest
convenience
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

W.H.WLuER, formerly member Of the LOuiSi-
ana Legislature, has been convicted at New OF.
leanscf pension IiauJs, Aner The verdict was de-
hveted he succeeded in escaping from custody and
al the latest tOtss lie had not been rsoOpluted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

FurNAN's and GrohOm's Magazines for January,
"'rempesl un! Sunshine" "Young Husband"
"Camu: OF The Pale Of lie COquvtle," Laugh.
ing Gas" aud "AmericOn Cook BOOk, )" have been
received by Robinson & Bro. Also OnOheriOI Of
ofIho Lilo Of Batnum, "Al1ur," &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

Ma. JonS D. WoLTE held firth at Washington
Hall last night to q large crowd, inaTevew Of
Mr.. Wse's teller on Know NoihinriSn. We had
mi time 10 hear him, but understood lie did some
tOlllOlking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

Tue following communication, though wrtlen
by gentleman having no immediate interests in
Wheeling, contains facts worthy Of lie most sell.
Gus consideration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

TIN Ptnvincial GmRl Lodge Of South CeEolina
will celebrate lmir Centennial Anniversary in
Charleston on the 21lhimSl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

WoNES's RIdnrs-T'le 'womOn's Rights wo.
men Of New York nre renewing Their agitation in
view Of Tie approaching meeting Of tile Legsla-
lute Of that State. They purpose again 10 send
relilions TO the Stale Legislatute--One asking Tor
the Just AMI equal rights Of woman, and one for
wOmun's tight Of sulIrOge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

1.-THE Pernanency Of lie cue hear him. stISnOIAsr
letter nom tie abOyei
l BAREELsVILLv, Allegheny co., Nd.
October 10, 1854
M,SIiI MoTIimtr 4 MoNtFay-- Dear STli AN happy 70
inform you that this day linda NE In The eoynRut 81
good bellh hylbs use Of your HamPtohS Ttnelue and
HE blessings Of Cod ain enabled 10 PnTspo NY daily
OvoeAOns a. ptual, and blYe great delTe that lo
afflicted should Know the great curative powers 9th
1iAeluIe. ~ I.utH -HGt. $50 H
D. lam, With respect, yOuD,
ud'Ca and gel 1ome Pamphlets and lss lie CUES u
So,OIpO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

LJ nc hburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
or LYNCnBURu, va,
IRN RINRIM agent.
BOnk, corner Main aud Fiddle
NJtEtIcctS,
iaI4iIy NH. WhecttuHI va,
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MEDICAL.
Captain Canot,
TiIE HEao w TllE cGLEnRAfkb WO6k
'1IPRSTr rS ilis y IN ;AFRlcAS Sl.lHRB,Y
Hamplonla NJ. Enlni1lA TlnnlntA.

champions We etablG T1nctufo, -
flAPTdlA UAN01iS lOlhsrLtSl long beenthe alltn.
~ dtlt thd mend, aid JsGVw tasett al Chef ofthe
h'agetot OF Rluhes, Hsflll
We HIlet ION letter wIllien 10 NJ, SlOekbndfo,
Of TIE Fountain HOTEL Baltimore The etlet lh0ulal9
AL doet credit 10 The bead aud heart fhe
SSPeln al who have bteneuIed By this TineluFe 0t
nlght DC lldueed l0l ry lhlA gitAls emedyl - H.
hAvlS called on tne on ne 18th Of April, lpd seen ne
pTOSlAed on my bed, USeless w t ny limbs, lOn eau
sppIeeilIe nearly A. well ~ relief lTe-
Celye1 hOm liNlbplOnG Yeselibk Tiuelu,e, ID
ie really Pity thlS teeihe Gh0Uld not b approved
~ nedltpl nell and ike al atet dIuea II should tueI
no Tue NJ bile seRelOlly gVe 70
lOhS. mYeli Wlo wOSalwAyt UilOSed 70 AlAikhtrd
tLcCr took lAiS with Telk!ahee, ana without
ronHdrTteinIt, aldil wSs only lMgUsh jbbI dllller-
rAled iTently Recommendations aud myCTit6al flua-
on. That nductd nc 70 ny ibis rtOY beeHtlll PtSela
Die IiIeluTe. st-itg
You may inform Name MotiiusT 4 Msnbfsp hat thsy
ale a. liberty 10 FAKE use OF my name IN lie support "
he good tsets OF pr. apPoRs Vegetable TiRfipTe hS
las eulea me IN I'VE WeehsI OF ehlone lilmnl0TY
hheumalbn, tDhmeied under tlOnletl elmltee aud on
!eaTs periodical Duration have only uted thee bot
ieSi md mud that even The deloTme rats Of ny bands
10 iherIormer nIulalS aud EePFeaT-
.alee., 4, 49,, ~. -. $50
have been under lbe iretlnH II Of sttti rhftstta
In London and PaJt, but wlihCulp1 trPaIenl beuehti
also while New York having ttled Tue Th0aptonllu
aud Homeopathic mmCdlel NlleI bAIIlg Been tofmAnled
With gllyaNs batteries, cold And and hph
dLedS Of internal ard external all toho eet.
am, IOIsr, susd BY This "llampions VttsAbls Tine
ture only. hlIff tNel, tllTH 81
therefore, my dear sir accept Of The aSSurpnes Of ny
BlaItIuds, ard believe ne iouI well WlsheT: -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29
DANCING

SL6RRNDRRI.
A VERYlsIsO lOt q suSpehdtrs, OisysTy style Ard
: 20 oaoi S5oap.y' '0s '. y n. srAnlMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29
dr. VRRNUN RsKRInGR;
81. eco ClaElaln us, NatE 4
WIFE q !. 81 S9 3, g LSpyoCaspi

nd UIt nsI hGRRELYiLLE, Alt Bheny co., Nd. lea
Nv -fylst nd ~ ! 5lllyllh, 1879, if.l IA
10 M,stIt. MoTlimtFf NairbTfbI utaI HTpln ips,lee
yOuthlI Twas taken sick on theA day laAIy lat,
With an Election Vi lilo stomach, bowels and kldnaye
WaSAlendAd By iogI ealAeni ply ~ more lhAh
lwO IuonJ hs-all 10 little OF no thesy hata0Rp kn0H
edge Tie Niltue IN HAmpt0nS TetgTe, IRON one
bottle which my vile bed taken two yeart tRse.s tl4
CGnly To- The conclusion thai would take 10 moteme'
dIclhe from my PhI stOns, bot and Ian
happy 10 lnIoTm 700 that had not Two days BE-
OIe e it, powerful lnhVenee Upol nv Sielash blNo
confined using the 1tDCuIet and I'm ION abe 70 my
OOIni aud can eat any eommon diet without much toe0a'
VeuieMe or pressure on my stomach 49,. .....ltA
o learn Of the gcat Virtue theroiS tue "Iinstun"Of
llSmplOnt lgrF1 -.4I.lg
leyeCl u send you several 10 lew days.
10 her tooiN 0t " inol(S, With HlIeAat had II
''"'S WV O'u y. W. HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

49, ksfs IA BUGGY nst
NOR sals low 10 CtsCOnllnmenl u The Agricultural
IL store. corner Maiu ond Qulney. hU
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

REV. VERNON ESKBlDGE, u. S. M.
PoRf6AoUTH, Va, Aug.te, tS5is
MT.J.E. HouSh- Dear EiTt While lam, n Eeneftl,
oppUted 10 patent nedlelneS eandour eohiptls NJ 70
SGle that have great eOnhdsnte IN e Hnu6a Of HAnp
toms Vegetable 1insiuie. PoJ several HoatlR, PAstt
have used lnmy amIyI And " dIsPePsiai ppfA'Pt
hr, lIiesy, puA EeneR NpbliI with enllTe RufetSs,
SO lTSS my sIrceHee extends, lbeeiole take peal'
ure 10 TteomueudlHy tito tue AIslsd a. 'Nls aud Ell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-29

Pay Your Taxes.
Tax Payers will TeNembsTlhAt lie GilS taxes TOT
1884 were de OH The Rvst day Of Juue. will eallUron
ali Inc citizens soon, and hope they will beprsrareat 10
'"y VS. ace IS w. @ SCOTT Collector
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-08

EWARk CIDER-15O barrels to arrive
mSsa !" "'S 9y A, D. GIItFF CO.
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Z OHN 9Ull's EiulD RXTRAep or sA8

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I F9EN BULBS FLUID R1TRAeP OF s.Aa
- s-E ~. ....asst .s.s 5 s"a arr ~
bs afflicted hea eoad aiss H. s!0g. si
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mi loss sIup Tacr " s4ksAF Il
tnep isnglh e a. sS5og'
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BulsSsrus p.tts contains Tie -u.a ri .,yr,, ga,
together soapooal AZ srsetnz h.
..'s,,.-'N'''' "''' s566 5' TEs4 SSii5
Eho Ohio STATE Joaruai Coiunas
~; Of syi.
Who have sried H. IL @ 5a-s 1o RToegeSd WE Il
ne no 9ses tht s3d rios
gssT wish y 'eaef Fsle Bai1 ga.
s~gaI,i''a' nu woNpeR OF THE woRtpi
oa y ss a ~
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therefore t. piyssap Recommending at ss,rsp,t;!A
aEEJaA7FsM, '''''"S En- a. -
va may Z ass To- $50 SOL
Nh 1osr aptabar 81 ~, h-so ysAr have boss
20 IN Kseamasn q ~ 9everea' ohaae5er 81 .las u
tsess tatIouDG mi pr tht
II ss-,.-. - 70 oss Oct
s.tst
re so .,n fgas ~ Res
IousIths car. s1.pe ~ .5 sea as NJ
st5i sdieiae IL pse To- .tiE1si5s5 15tl&N sRir GF
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: u % btt y a. ~ f'!ENItbbt
ltSS'Fe 70 your arShpaf y t tFet have
-. -. sSh slt on o. 5 7+n4lng az len e.
~, afp3ls yac15.l ,nd IN all diseEts
a.o&iataiof he 49, r. " " = fF9sgP sar5' rrs g
.t;ea st oeal .F2e .leat MD prer say otls pre-.
nt4 assanl sn2 Ff' Al" sdai is
at'a0"5 mig me ~ y tnrs' ii saief l.2i I.
s''""paSt Ky, Esas0bsrs ~,
,,.,r5s,, ~, i,,.,r
one OF :ho 5A.Ftt Female dicilssnnp
- III es tNhl9i2 r-9og th3'g 10 constitution h debii
ssA ltn .As stot@ Oh aA ~ az
~, - .s eas e WHOM the zee ia pale
H. isses i gad hs SPIRITS tto4bld i
+ T5Tsf ~ al
10 nance q !g, braces rle
'he Iasui ane taogea
~ s 9aal sna 'tapHi" heal and hapPinear
~ Il iAoE 1st than
~ ~ .sGI te u eaeek Foqf saFteF4
Ne hs''S q te.' and Psfhsps
soniaaed snrsaf ad eEcon At that period termed =.
sss H., ~ Zen zen a'snaHht v 'lsa9 nch 1angoI i5tl
ePt. tios, 9s RAJ effect All ladies' Gr
= .Sis gslaFEi6 adir,ne q o'' a and
= i "a r-r-srtr ,,,., = s..,..
Few all ne AKIN and
Cheek How often
aRd cooag n7ts,iais Eentene st
sass has 8spyOd thsn IT. too o tasa III mapite.,
skin ciea apo ths sn sy 81
cot og coating ne 1utfacs w poisonous deet6rour tts,
which ioas the
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4 lNSEED OIE-lV bbla landing FROM shin
a. a Uncn. ard 70, III A. BEEaG 4Tt -, ,'''F
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A LGVapL.-28 bis Alcohol, high prao5
"a A' RON steamer H. D. Bacon, o ale " nom to-,
thPtll A pELhtGH&Nt ~ NTast.ia. .,
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E7MPTI B0TTLEs-50 gross Porter hot,les,
- quartz and PH's' 900 Czqt TO- qaFr 77 r. III. By
m Nti +, = J,-ra 81. ny.
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seEACH BRAf,DY-l00 l.ia.s:ttz.-4+,7rz=--r6i;=s-
= ] TiAElf : %. tga.anupll. 1870.
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AlSlNs--l50 boxes London IHyerg, for
Nj y sa'e BY 4. F. G0Cfl.AN 2'uAlI
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z MI puncheon oil ,'amo 90 Rim for
Il ~ aae BY A. + c0CG. ~ IlT Iva
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Dried APPtES-l00 10 ks in sire. f5r
J = selg 6g Ta1lt A n GFIEs5' co J., l, -.
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va oLlDlFlED MlLK.-2O cases. containing 9
= iS' Ii cans Is eaos containing s cars m sefs s.
III aET
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IN 0hhAU, Ia, L51 AoSal street, corner u
r'a'7a7s, adeA aa5 Fancy ar.aea s 4erur
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81, ANtOltB BROTHERS,, {late Walton, san
~ lord o) Gonstat S.nn,Esion md Forrn,Jr
N snaps, Nc. ~ New iiesso, s0fieano. now ~ S
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EFlNED FUGARS-100 bbls Northern
" a Crushed and P0gtero, for Ealp y,
ie23 sw CnSTFPEFz, +, ! e-T.l.o,5 .,.-
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& RhEN CORN-75 cases, containing each
3 2doz ehn' Wps!- Irrzfed corr Tor ~
NJ \. a. {.
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AAKuM--50U bbIs 0akurl for s lie Nv
. = mh!s nELAHu 4tE y n i. nn.,r--n n
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"a 0LlDIFIED MLLK-3O cases, containing
cans. F0c ely S WOLF q g -, - y ~, l',l