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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Defiance 1alamander Safes, Gaylor's Pa.
lAA-RrBERT H. PATRICK 10 che sole Manufacturer IN
Ne Uni1 states Of the above celebrated safss and G.
0As defiance locks and bArs hs bss.
n1ss and locks sinsd the world. Dopst i Pearl
Nesst door below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

o Or Dods syrup a slumins have only call Mr..
s""n surrey anctioneer bewburg and he will refer them
over my hshy respec able lsdios and gentlemes Of
anu Uutohsss counties who have by this remedy
been tnoroughlJ cured OF diseases
nsny shm o. long standng and in with
ems single hottle Of elumina. Sold by A. D. Sands,
scner fniten and Willism streets Rushton Clark
orcaovsy am the proprietor, ANDREW EADi1 III Full.
ton street, nc 10 cents and 81 FER bottle. " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

WAETGD-BY A RgsPEcTzBL EscLIsH aI8L,
w who undertsnds she Germ lar guago sisuaon a.
housessper or 70 shs care efetdrn Apply a. % Chrys
No fet, teeond h0sr. front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

RILLfARDsi pILrARDsi-ARB0R BILLIARD sA.
~ Icon, ~ hrosdwy luv s,airs)-Ieopsrd Beats.
min nvtc amafeur aud professors pay vist to their
loon and have trial o. their Crystal fssoo table Ths "a
loon u nsd With rye Other table, which oAnaot DO suY
passed. JOSEPH N. WHITE. supsrinssndszt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

NOTICE TO THE OgFIokRs AND MRnBnRB Oh
IN New York Ledge No s. American Protestant AsseaiA
Men Be punctasl IL their AZ dance 1t their Lsdgs Reea
Ito Wooster street, (Gcnvsn iou hsJ Wednesday, N
lnst AT o'clock AN 20 Join In wish In sea
bIAten Of " ashing ton's birshdsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

WAktED-A sITuATIeN. BY RxsPEoTA BLx
w woman a. ceot; M dorstapds several branches Of
yrsss Oh snd Esslish so.hing fuy e.mpetes. 20 TAX.
charge 81 hchsx urdss sAnds bAknS isss pastry and
meats Of all Best Of city reference vsn. Apply for
sSo sals ~ bSesns sessA Has ~ shsotsa v We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Host Extraordinary DlscOvery..-A mOst
1eertspt invention has recently been psrfotsd by
Dslurscypes 81 desssed children may BE taken look
parfsety nssural AND to like The position 10 and
9s sss are perfect are ready 70 part q ne
9sastica 20 chare will DO made Apply - gallery,
2e. IL Catherine street. W. n. HAMMOND CO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

HENRY II Lids AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
Ii Co. This day ~ IL O'Clock, At the sacs room, No
wal street. tor aooount Of whom may concern, 1000
shares mining stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Valuable Hotel Property for gale.-The
Plot large hotel Known the Colias
ss the foot q Canal street sas central trade
Guden River Railroad freight passenger depot Canal
seA sAd The Collins ias Of and Hoboksn ferry
&nG IT, capitalists sure and Probable invessu snt
- Iunsing new and sonples. Ts DO SOLD ~ ths h
~ Wx H. HRANKLII, No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Hair Dye and WIgs.-BaeheI0R's Mannfao-
~ eor these ARTICLES removed No. AS Broadway eppo
~ the Park where he has The best In
Vvrd for the application Of his hair dye and the
hs newy invented wigs snd soupsss Mae prvAsroens,
, IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

UcTIoN NorICE.-TH0s BILL, AUcTIoNEER-BY
a W 9. IsEahanmThis day - loM O'Clock, ~ she
nturs housekeeping articles PETS beds mssessss
fas sofa beds clio hing dry goods, pledged goods TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

"A two thousaaa bushels Of planted oysters belonging
10 abe estate Of John Barton decead they lay she
noYhory Pelham Bay mile below thabrdge
Tho above will be sold At the public house OF Mr.
Wss City leland. Tussdsy nsroh a. O'Clock, p.
n Terms cash. PETER d. SWEENY
Public Administrasor. 81 ChAubsrs street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

the Large Sale OF $50 Lots and Plots sf
sun sighsn ward city Of Brooklyn which wAs CON
laced b Jans. Cole Son ss.serdsy WI be oonsausd
& plots SSH SALE sna viii positively
- ssd TO the bidder without Tsrns 60
eat bond and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Sewing Machlacs-with q ManuGa ctursn,
80 bb eat Of extent consAHing aud
9Axy, sonstru sted expressly for he purpose l.
GnR CO sre predueing sewing nsehnes Of xrat yarss
aA two thrsads, and making both plain aud ernamsatl
IN heshe whole n shed In such superior style Of worl
DgoadwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Partition or tho Perham Gifts,-Read th>
sayusissneAt Of the Psrham 0iN Csnmiss. In AAeths
oolumn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Public Sale u Wet Goods at @. b. W.T.
IA MS 1877 kishth between Eighteenth aAd Mise
th strses The stock oonssts In Of brown and wh
AAnask table linen, napkins diaper figured Swiss muslips
HAd issepet muslins flames hish laens, d,iss toweh
-, all Of which viii 30 sold IT one-Aah the value
Wholesale Straw Goods Housc.--To ths
0Ahsss goods-A. Lelsnd Co. prepared
show Of he largest Of straw bonnets ere
= nh market viii h they will sell - the very lowssS
~ psess By the only Also their usualsock Of aea
A. LELAND CO., III Pearl street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22
Toustaohee can Poeltivelv

Whfskers and Moustaehes can Positively
- pfsdueea in Elk weeks by my ongusns WHOM viii
astssin or iriars kim this posave f.ot try 81
to.ts Or - 40 hall sent to part Of the
esunsry. \. O. GRaHAM, 10 Ann street, n spauldins,
fremont row, Boston, cuthbert l0 Third street. PiN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

n. NICOLAY, AUCTf0NKER.-A. Il. NIcOLAY 4
"A co will sell 81 auction Thursday, Feb. D. ~ H.
O'clock ~ ths eaIeroep l6? Broadway large invoices Of
silver plated table Of the tcsi made
presy for the oit retail trade 20 no sold absolutely 10 che
tishss bidder oGerns desirable ty for hotel
festaur ~ keepers boarding houees ships 10 The quality
can be depended Tkese good. conprse Brunswick
beaded and threaded patterns table forks
spoons 50 Dozen table 81 dozn desert spoons 81
doxen tea dozen and oyster ladle ~ dcgsn
gravy and ladies. II dozen shoves o.
mustard spoons Is dssn butter Knives Also large in
voice Of eivtriplated cake basks qucr frames oastors
vinegArcstes walters teA coffee sets &s Sale positive
A. II. NICOLAY.
EDWARD SINTZENIOH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

A UCTlON NOTICE-SAMuEL OSGCOO AUCTION
a eer will SELL ~ bis aa,e,roon, 81 Nossau street.
ednesdAy mornt, February AZ At U1 O'Clock, large
and varied Of household furniture In
Part rosewood pAror suite in broese black walnut do In
hair cloth, Aho black
tstea mai os,n, and rosewood osai. rosewood and
mahogany mai bic centre tables tables
rosewood, esamteS And oher bedsteads sany and
rosewood drstsr bureaus baos walnut aud
mAtog osk and black dining
PIE: mahosany rocking chairs souehes. couch beds ors
nirrors &s also lot OF fancy goods and
0oNa nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Broadway - lively with It's sIsighs and
ynsng Dol How may there day who
yeauul ouris which they have eahy
ke. to,quei Price tysst Ave osnts SoLd every where
nahnent $50 Bioad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

ADRIAN n. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A Atls sale Of horses carriages ssi,hs, hArres &c-
Adrian 81. uulsr 90. will soil ~ suction THURSDAY
relruAr, g - i0o,e oet A. NJ No rs Cherry street. BY
IphAist Chisheter deceasedTwelve horses, twelve
Light boz two coaches two roeka
sub ighs fifteen robes six roles, thir
wen set Of double ard single two side saddles i've
saddles and brdee twelve Swings Of bos set bank
and sheets, set OF once furniture, 40.
J. J. FIELDS Ad pintstrAtor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

~ O. HORTON, AUCTIpNEER-sALRs ROOM NO. Is
VI. Sixth Avepuewll soil Friday I0k o,sook the
Of morssse sale from last week consisting q COLA
let's earrings silk aud wool shaws linens
Ing psssls 10. BY order Of James King attorney for
mortxbRee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
ohio I.ayzYera ana ohio r.lauor Law.


The Times of yesterday says. that in the adjoin-
ling counties OF Ohio. SO far as il hos heard. the
Lawyers have entered into an agreement "that
theywln not defend before The courts any man
epprehsnded under The new Liquor Law.Y These
Ohio lawyers. II this be true, must be shabby fell
lows--I had though beitefoi then. Waati Has
come tolhis. that The lawyers have combined and
conspired not 10 defend any man, however inno-
cent he may be. who is apprehended Under this
new liquor Iawg Ifthey have, they ought, every
man OF them. 10 be prosecuted and punished. Cor
conspiracy against their wives and children ana
the inn5cency OF the people, Tie fine waswhen
man vas not thonghs to be guilty merely because
he was suspected or unprecedented. Possibly thnt
time has come, when il is thought best to eonpiet
FIRST and ~ cttsyssatds. We will not SOY how
this IS. Bptwe will 80 !. there inusl be some MIS-
take in the matter. We happen to know some Of
The lawyerso of Ohio. and we know thai many OF
them ere capital good fellows. and men Of too
much sense and virtue, 10 refuse fee, or con-
denim man either before he IS heard. even thought
accused Of the detestable crime Of tasting d toueh-
ing whisiy-a cnme / had almost sud. liner
eitisfianos aon h6miHeRdaBs. W.
Note b. he Composition We wonder how the
editor Of the Times would fare il "apprehendedp
in Ohio. II would, be hard enough to save him
even with laiEyers -.fSl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

usE HAaIPToN.s vEaErARLE TINcTuR

Have You pgsrersa. LIVER onpiaiHt, Nervous Debil
itf Disease OF The Kdhsss any Loss Of Power, any
IsarfshgeDeal or lie system9 We but point you to
The thousands WIN have used the RRAr INYIGoRA-
TOR.
HAafpToNss vEGkT RLE TIYeTURE, AMI its et-
lects. n. IL. LOGAN q Co.
je7 General Asents.7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
HEALTH IS. RICHES.
= I7roIrlToF IIoFHt'1
InrirorntIsl. kslixfr or CorainI

Anvigoenfffis Etixfr or Cordial.
eartls Is vast depository % remedies suit
able dseases The caessrs inhapit III
seiecc, industry feiieeon cxpeiuen confirm
ally introducing from hi gtest renediai screhouae
asshtaior human sucrig. The. most
powerful OF these been applied FOR the
miiisntion pain. The OF caith. and I'm
prclongation OF lille. IL tic Asatic herb which the
basis Or Dr. ssafigg Erir This
preparation, inet universal ranaceas certainty en-
braces acknowledgements curative sreaief number
ieompais than have teiore aeen subdned,
reieyeds hYasngemed cine. ltisapnicable 70 all ner-
diseases and an disorders the aeeretiye organs.
II lilely eiloyaies lie powera OF The aud
gives TO every organ and every uI necessary dises
tlonits full pAtallI yigor the same may have
been npaifei illness indulgence. lftle pfocfea
tive mneon been impaired In either single
course or this win irnpart 20 tie sr-
gaizationits f1 sexual ysor Is onap, the mos fagile
the airest portion Of animated natnre viii ind
ta her sfest relance IN all Che radical or i
ridenial, which her ia hlei while o
head ache, ga, yspersle, lertous aelan
rholys ysfcria echencs nervous {remhiins inenient
paiaissf seepcssnesss unnatural irlabiIty nlnlIlg
fla, cpepsys The back,
paipasonof tic heart assudes mentat indoepee etc
rs eaecls eertainfnd torniAs The feslltsof
tmatLeinatieai ealeua,icn.
The cordaliarut Ups highly pint bot
ties Price three dollars per two five dollars,
ak for twelve dulals. q, II. RING Pfopyielor,
ID2 Broadway, New York.
soldby out the United STATES, Canada,
and the West lndes- hsft go
| Agenfss--Wn issEiso * 10 4, cdLDtYEBL.
ciHcissErf--B =. II afEdHIN5s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
RnDfovA 3. ..saela

REnfowA r. &, ~
HAWK removed my Who esale stock or pRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, 70 the new four stosy hfiek building,
No. III, Alnfn street,
west side, between Monroe and unio streets, where
viii BE preiagod with eAriy and exteisiye sprins
stoci direct fluuiinlporers WHICH
would be pleased 70 have my oa rieaas customers
TO caH and examine 80 s sBi 80 81 sf -
febs VIM. II. sELRY,
n1-J O. Meteap wa DO f5and2t the above establish.
nent, wlsfe he avail Ills Old Tfiensz.i = 4 u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

y wen ieratel lots con geli.s. q a..
~ nerof or tie Hemp field Railfoad X s,isi
which II Immediately ofer The X
Aess, 2la would bs z ls psss
u 81 M pod room
es TsgeIIy per ct. viii be taise y. sa n. fI
N one and two years with iteft ION ~ s s
Z tia0, house containing four ROD "a ~ ~ q
road wen Of ttafer, The house sFbie y
fia alley elld oi the lot. is most
and he Is As III within ~
Paymeht viii be tskeh al 30 teF ~
oiie. two aud three SrarS For lufI her
70 JOHN dunno, Aarket 4 M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
PUBTfC SAFE ~ TSTI-, !, 2 B

--ITIl1T =. ~ = - p VI UUTLOT0---
4 - Z, 4nest ylsgsa, having rereitiyl All =; . \,
port on enainlng unsola OF The 4 Nd ~ aersly
Y il9 ts o. ts si,l ~ y =.
tue alle y public auction 10 ~ sAt
fropt door Of TIC Court House Of obio ~,
er lesnty o. location ard fertility d;
not irIsssed by any IN the eountvs ~, ~ ~,
seeking a saa 70 ~ -
time ai9ey ~ ts Ay1ltaees Of b civ usls
s nee 70 s % ylnsss Is
broad and Bile stfeets, -
stlcet gu ne solt. and ne Naliosi Ross =
tlsees ,,s sI saP ,ossey kis
on the east have heeniaii out fi6i q Fitoi ~
which can be seen by 3ig 70 lie %
lie and also a. the County Curt eeg q Il !
Terms made known al lie fitns 5Tssi. taee 81
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG;. r..
( tllsst or k,,;li -s,sil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
REAL EsTATR sAInss

= = = = = T y 3 y Mn -
I( y yirtte On I've Deeds Of II. + -
u a =; .s l,, YER. es q which ;s g
7, AZ 1871 and both rel Nil d III x eeeitb ~
.es Ao4q,y conft oi Ohio eeunt - '3i
ns's - ~ ,s ss,e' /. e. oi its
n-I. before Tie eo.irt House dclr DAY on =
, % p!eseea % ssl q pebie On g ~ d vi
NJ thereof As may telccesssf, - ~ a.A 1iI
eEat 90 u square nine se sen IN r.. lot nu,
oesleen fifteen los ana
he addition 70 The city Of 4 iss
i..,e.ie.e.s1 eet gov kn9is B . q
socb tide as Is vested in i5e AZ a
tile purchaser. Ii f t7.es ts1li L 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
Iu1-See advertisement.
1I-rSIcK- AMI -AFFLlCrED. -r1 !.

lJ.SICks AND ALPHABETICALLY
TEiR and certain ever known to the
world for,tie cure OF obstinate tSnshs, coids asthma,
broncilis, blood splitting, liver complaint, shooptg
cough efoup, ticllg rising In Tie :hroat de-
hility Pains in the siaeor breast broken eopstution
slVAYNE,s COMPOUND SYRUP On Nv ND tHki-
Ryi atst reached state. and as
smed character hitherto eo1fdefed ineara6le, Yields
without astirssie to ths oga Wild Cherry pre-
paatien, Refnember-the great Original villa Cherry
physician, Is nafaetured Vnder the Immediate care OF
DIR. SIg416E. athis Iabo !, No. North Seventh
st. above Market Philadelphia.
For seie 5y%-DR. AiitS gAlkEEs, KILLS q e8BD-
and By dealers generaily. sepi9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
Elegant Residence for saie-,

GtirtlaT2 l3 eiey miles from Wheeling, st..s,
~ elalFsvi he, Ohio. Tie location Is good.
and healfliy The house contains fourteen roo ~
aud with Twelve loot eeiiines and -.
modern a Q improved style from attic to -
Two large poIcles, With bake hot wash ho oS,,5
wood house, all under one roof with neyet
and elsterns CAPABLE o. rollainllg theaslpi Nh 4
The g onnd Comprises three acres villa 81 ,,,,
ial board fellce, and IS under The lg st state am
long contatis 81 tiej Ih0sf ilt "a
Pies Peafes Peactes and Pidns, = -
The outbuil ircne iaFiea, e,lI,i,
wagon house " riecflY fiahed Also "A
OF rich ahfl n rear Of tho house, good ieaa
q 3slqutlo OF tilfess JAMES NGlfgRRtf q r
/ tf4 - f0ffN w s ENSESEY.
I nayle-s12< s. elsirsFils e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16


ExrcuRsIoSogA BANKh6fr ts HAMBuRo--The
following account of5an occurrence which took
place in Hamburgh is copied from aEecent num-
berof the London Dispatch;-
At noon. just as the Exchange, crowded with
merchants presented its busiest asneet, two drum
mers in the civic uniform came up, rolling their
drums for the space OF ten minutes, causing great
eotnniotion both within and out OF the Bourse.-
w hile this was going on, The workmen were seen
over the principle gateway OF the building elevat
ing a.biack board on hich was painted in white
letters the name of merchant of The city who
had lately suspended payment and absconded with
all his assets< Whenfhe name had been fatty set
upea bellealled The stshsnd locke :, OF the shame
bell, only RUG on such occasions, was sounded
Ior two hours from q tower Of the BouIse. This
penalty Of slisgraces called the seKecutiou Of a
Ifaudnient Bankrupt is ordaided by a law which
can be traced TO the 14th century. when the Ham
seattle league was Ut the height of its greatnsss-
At that period, however the bankrupps patent of
citizenship and his certificate as a merchant, were
also burnt by The hangman. ;e ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
Cheaper Than Isverl 8
SECOND STOCK or SUNNI sR G00Is

n1y1s-591S s. eIsirlIils, q.
- - : = =
Cneaper tnan kivert
:, ! :, e'l- Sel 2 sial IN S1ools
II have slst ned nom No * S.iih .,s,3
III STOCK OF Summer Goods coiTsisiiiis Or hIiisi ~
bareees plain and fancy Tissues Ialgis, &C al Il
-. eser Rslq asslz
81 nieSs l,6sf ri H. e..s
AZ en00 Sill7 lasvssf Z = n, IS s's5
400 = collars at $3.50. Sss'sz----
; Soo ,s,.sy;s s.,,..,. yess. me. "a
isssis e d., 90 ss.,.,.,.
- y y.'.s' e','--s 10 =
PaItien,.r stfsni,6,, e M, = :. ~. ~.
bought ir8nl ancfioI which i slIail 81 a III
value. 80
Der nly motto IS stifIll = : =
sstlniek Sales and ssIii,f pfoals
lSAz -PllAGIh lbs IAN stFtt. u
my1 "a between tiorroe sfI rnii
q. tention IsadiesH
Ia MoNG the iiinsnefsb f4eIe. Iiie IN ~ Ill
II Iodnd IN our Stock or ifesIlv sIief,s fsoois ~
sire to eailaftenton 10 ne io wing ySstr,
out faIl- - B x e
sestqusIlty; black satin Deehseas. bse and 81
SiisS Orgaiidies rissiies ba1eses laws and z. Il
plain, bsnfef ped and Plaid SIS less \ ieta
CHESTER DO, Alsie dos iqr b bits "a
iell;H, sue lseli ulle { Do O alal
-
NJ, elss ~ A z q q tsiss = In,
= = ,; = = ~ : -
"a ssyIss and ri Peicss more sA.ii o .ls. .
nv y ~. sle;s aux g Hke.sl.'
I'M o1t ar ~ ~ No. ~ -
please al Iiiyf dSEAiR Z HRRYkT.
a 57-oSV77 = sI1fTs1eai 15idIE5
5 Iilyf 3 airsi = m = HRRVEl
/ > 80 : : = = = - - -
~ taSlt0a. .5icl q hhstAtss
osl "a "a very eheaI iot % l,asa 4
this line, niyt bleNA1R q HRlikI.
~ .nlgIs AleEAIR Z. -aE l...ly
EiGHpEEN MONTHS :. \
IJAvE expired since conrinded close NJ Iay 81
ne oas is si syss many s5; ~
tlat should have been paid FOR loiig since.
DON'T be ashamed, but come alnng and ct Tsq
n,1e n ~ 9 - ies IL b
Z : -, : :; :
TTT1Tff = Irsr, hsds
ions 81 mi ~ n rat tl
tio1ery kstabIisiln5sf ne old stand d " fpts
Invites his old friends 10 cal and patfopizs =
psil, u - "a.
bIs,7fs ~ - q On
= a
,aEah5tss u g. for ladies' and Eerls ~ ~
as they easibe bought from me Iobbirs Ts;s io
e s I1ny 10 e ss iii ~
fentre Wheelins. YOU van M e riSey By
-z-..ss.... Gszetle eelly,- 49, III
ttoat.s,,,as y lss 1sss 80
s,sl = I -
y . - rs. ~
w in eepeTai., fhst 10 kss bopsit ~ ~.
iss.e,y Known q James ~ ~ mi
TO o. der, blank hooks Of every description, M ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

= - March i 1853 ~ z
Mr. r. r r-Dear sir: Agfceahie 70 your request
aud my own tesi the Gel IL
81 tie Ecat relief received fronl the use OF 14dPTOhsS
JIG EIdBLE 1TNp1YRE = =
was takesi violent palpit or rather INIT
mig and trembling Of the winch continued seve
raj days ~ seemed az tho almost Iorsot
ten is Once The an nc alarmed md pIoeafed
hn lie OF this Nalabc nelc and before lad takeil
near one bottle OF This or HAMPTUKsS, /
was entirely Ice we'd. ssi5..sa5ol1
Tis is tic i5t Instance or relief In my family bv tbe
u3o OF this valuable diee. Two or three years oI
was laid up with askls, lg The effect Of
shFt Is nsli4i caied milk ieE had lost taste Aid
apletiie and The shch four an ard
down. aud hal way around ns ankle, evefy 81.
oft 10 heaIit until Hmm T
tfe, butte which ~ nv
ankle, an am freer from SIS Ting than in tile
" years.. = I. p T,f - ss
Ag9in. one Of my daughters was very low rom severe
viieil she began to sit com
nenced swelling, which increased every day. and began
to be very fainuisie used bottle OF ipfon Inc
tue pains weIe the ded and
Ass heaitll kelt her legs bandased vita
strips Of swooient Until her strength retutled.
might be Induced to themselyes Oh
RLlzA BKTH EpsvliR Ds,, -
10 Hereby certify, that am personally aequaited
VIII. ard ca safely leeoHseD Tho above
s5S5 So 81 b H. COOPER, Postmaster
vgf Cnnon bridge III npsllir e CO. Ta.l5
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mo. pa, sfoNnoE sTfEt5, or sTal u,
1HIOULD respect plly Inform his ifienisan "
wv in gnperai, thai he has hopgit ~ - ssissa
latety known as James III Boo 49,
book ofys and is now efiafed 70 y ,Si
70 o der blank hooks OF every descriptions y II nj
zilless diealsr &e.s in manner rot @ y
any esfab lishlrent III the county =, r-li
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Puacu--the paper, not the bevefage-- commenc-
ed its existence in alitile tavern at the back part
OF Dniry Lane Theatre, London. The barronm of
said tavern was frequented by wits and templers,
the landlords punch. and in return therefore
cracked Jokes and talked as only punch can make
q mortal do. The landlord, thrifty Of his wit.
thought il o pity that 50 much hnmor should be
lost 10 the world, and suggested the idea OF a pa
per. hat shall we name III was The question:
The landlord settled that by pointing TO punch
bowl, saying: The child should have its fathers
name. So was boFnimmortal punch. For a year
i had hard time, and then the bantling was sold
for fl00. to Bradbury and Evans. Since then its
career has been prosperous stat smen and noun
tebanks fearing its strings, and the best writer's in
England contributing 70 its columns. Exchange.