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Il % y II
STOLEN OR STRAYED,

ryxH From Mr.. PRICES Blacksmith shop,
HA- (where he had his shoes taken off about
three weeks agol an OLD GREY HORSE, and
is supposed to be now in the neigh6orhood Of
Lancaster. He was, for q number of years, run
in the Camden and Charlotte stage.
Amy person that will take hin up and deliver
him to j. A. Hasscltine will be suitably rewarded
by JAMES McEWEN, or
j. \ HASSELTINE.
Camden Aug. 16 PA st
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SITUATION AS TEACHER
WANTED.

young man from Virginia qualified to
teach the various branches Of the English,
and Ancient Languages, is desirous Of OBJ
taining situation in South Carolina. He
can give satisfactory references as to lite
rary and .noral qualifications. ANY letter
addressed to AN. w. Pcnn's Store, Pat.
rich Co, Virginia. will be prom pity attended
to.
August 80, If os
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND!!
HOLLOwAY's PILLs.
To Me Citizens ofMe Unitel States.

To he Caizens ofhe Uniled States.
most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage you have bestowed upon
my Pills. take this opportunity of stating that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and
that ! entertain for all that concerns America
aud Americans, the most lively sympathies, so
much so, that originally compounded my Pills
expressly to suit your climate, habits, constitu-
nons, and manner of living, intending to cstab-
lish myself among you, which have now done
by taking premises in New York.
80, Corner Of -dHR and Ndssdu-!Sf. ". y.
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TIME subscribers beg leave TO INTERN the
l. citizens about Salem, that they have re-
moved to the store formerly occupied by G.
w. Mobley g. Co, the stock of goods from
Lancaster, of w. NJ. 81 A. J. Connors, and
beg to assure them that they will dispose
of the same at rs low prices as can be re-
quired. The stock is full and complete {;
comprising, Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, ?,
Groceries, &c.
CONNORS a. MOBLEY.
May 23rd, 1854. l5-tf
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WHEREAS, the plaintiff did on IN. 18Th
w day ofMarch 1854, file their dcclarn.
ton against the defendent who, (itIs said1
is absent from and without the limits OF this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the limits of the same, upon
whom copy ofthe said DeclarUtior, MIGHT
be served it is therefore ordered that tbe
said defendent do appear and plead TO tho
said declaration on or before the 10th dny
March which win be in the year of onr Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-fiyc.
otherwise final and absolute jndgmen, will,
then be given and awared against him.
JOHN A STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lancaster c. III.
Mareh 10, 1904. I'll 3mly&id
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N o II I @ e -.

Notice Is hereby given that APPLICATION
WILL BE MADE ut the next session of the
Legislature for IN amendment OF the Act of In.
corporation OF the village OF Lancaster, author
izing and empowering the Town Council to raise
supplies for the benefit Of tire village by taxation
on real and personal estate: and also, an A.
mendment for the more cffectua collection Of
fines imposed by said Council
A. J. BELDEN, Inicndenk.
Aug l6 81 tf
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N O II I @ e
SHERIFFS SALES.

BY onier of JAMES II. WITIIERSP00N
Esq, Ordinary, will sell before the Court
House door, in Lancaster, on the first Monday
in September next, within the legal hours OF
sale: Forty-three Acres Land, more or less
belonging TO the Estate ofSarah CASTOR, (dcc'd)
bounded by lands of Isaac CASTOR, Estate of
Francis Vaughan and James w. Perry, on n
credit Of one year, Except 80 much cash as will
pay costs,) tho purchaser giving bond with
good security and a mortgage of the premises
IL deemed necessary, to the Ordinary, for the
purchase money.
Lancaster Q. H., Aug Il, 1881,
J. ID. HALLE.
Aug. l6, 81 3t pfS3
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

These Pills act rs Gn Expectornnt. Tonic
and Aperient. One 25 cent box possesses
three times more power to cure discusses than
ono dollar bottle Of any of the Syrups.
Balsams, or Sarsaparillas that was ever made.
and a simple trial Of only one box will prove
this important truth.
They promote Expcctoraiion, loosen the
Phlegn, and Clear the Lungs and other Sc.
cretory Organs Of all morbid matter, and
there Is not another remedy In the whole
Materia Medica capable OF impaYtinr such
heaiiDg properties to the Lungs and Vital
Organs as these Pills. They cure Costiye-
ness, produce good, regular Appetite, and
Strengthen the System.
Prise 25 centspcr box, containing rs doses
Of Medicine.
Caii on the Agents who sell the PfLLs
and get the Planters Almanac gratis, giving
full particulars and certificates OF cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills nre
for sale AZ Lancaster, G.. H., by HASSEI,
TINE d. HAGINS and J. ID. HALE, who
also keep a supply Of Oh. SPKScKR's VEek-
TABLE PnLs and
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THE NEW YORK MONTHLY.

Il Il
1Npresenting the first number otth, NEW
Il YORK MONTHLY to the public, tho
Publisher is happy to say that he does so
win every confd' nee that il will meet with
popular reception
The NEW YORK MONTHLY will am
dcav"r to raise the Magazine Iiterturr -,
America not only above "ilrro Wursbin :,
out above the decent debility which di,tin-
cuisines those heavy productions rot up bv
the admirers of Germa. Nightmares
TIE NEW YORK MONTHLY will no
m"de up OF articles nt 0u.r intrrrsi 'no and
cheerful The articles will be-
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED
MHn LhS Of the very highest vrLrr
EHcn number will contain lI9 pnucs. m.
tiOnabir kiid.
For the e. neral rcydcr--thr ever. d,v
man, The New York Monthk ronpn, ,r,,,,,
other than most welcome ,isi.o o,.
Each number of The Mun;hIy'' will ,,r-
tain an WI
EDITORS TABLE,
Oh ~ pages, devoted To AiaItris and rhirrs
IN nencrnl, Fun, Philosophy, and II i.
N'cat PRINCIPLES of Ninety eight.
mere Will also be CONNECTED with @; cb
humbcra Wv" - !"
LADIES DEPARTMENT,
containing Plates OF the latest fashions and
such reul"rks OH costume MS cannot fail in
meet with the appreciation oflhc sex.
TERMS.
r. CAEr CoPY So; Iwo Cores Sc; F,vr
IoIiEs $40, andn larger nuubvr.t th, Sam,
rates. WV ''''''o
any person sending us n club o. ten. and
r''i'tt,nS SO Tor the same, will he furnish
ca WIN acopy gratis fer one wear.
"''Li!s'ers are requested To act as Agents;
comm'ssions-li beral, and specimen numI,.,,
iorw"rdsd free iofeNpcnse ''''''
lhe ew7foik .non.tIy can be procured
at any Bookstore, Newspaper and rrrioGi,.I
Depot lathe country.
Z. REAGLES, Publisher.
u. ,o-, 2o8 Broadway, New York.
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DIR. HULL'S
CEL. ERRATEn pIIIl

CELEBRATED PILLS,
which stop the Chills and Fever the first
day, and do not sioken the stomach or ope-
rate on the bowels.
July az 20 iy,
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NssSSsSSsS a=ssg 4
&Ss8s5SS WE.RM0RT & JAS
5A1y1VSyS }SsiSssEs|~

For the Complete Cure of Caughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma. Bronchitis
Splitting of Blood, and all other lung
complaints tending to consumption,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

~ w ARLINGTON, j uIy IL. .r
Standardization 10 PRINT 0,oOo copies OF
The compendium oil the census was taken nm and
amended So as Ia compose iably showing the mum.
orIo acres OF land IN each under Gu ltivation
The bill inr the complexion OF the Treasury
buildings and for Navy depols was taken un, and
after short debate postponed Till 10 morrow
House table was then taken up, Mr.. CLAYTON
temporarily withdrew that part 1If his amendment
which lie proposed 10 Insert in lieu OF the 9Th
sec'lon. Tie opposed The motion and indicated the
Justice oil allowing all Foreigners right 10 settle
upon and cultivate The soil, he moved TO nmeud by
allowing iorelsntrS who may at any time come 10
the United States the prvil,g es of The bill.
Mr.. Butter favored STRIKING out, and opposed
lands acquired by the blood and Treasure of Amer
lean citizens.
MI Clay took the same view He disclaimed
all political issDciatiOuHih Native American or
Know, Nothinslsm, hut he said lie knew of no
measure so we'll calculated 10 build un that party
so wei! as the passage of this bill.
Alter debate the bill was poStponed and after
anexecntive session the Senate adjourned.
HousE-Tiie House after some umimpurla ant bu-
Slness, resumed The consideration of the bill re.
pcaiing so much ofthe' &C, of 1852 as make ii re-
d"cuoh OF 90 l'ef cent. en- prepaid postage oil
newspapers and periodicals.
MI. oIds said In.'bnd.no hostsity 10 city papers,
but he wanted newSpapers 10 pay the Post Office
Department the amount il COSTS TO transport them
through the mails.
Dir. Chandler ssul this bill, if passed. would
have the effect of curailing newspaper crcula-
ton, and that papers and periodicals. after oil
tina paid the expense Of transportation.
After further debnte The morning session closed
and the House went into committee of the whole
onlhe Rlreran Harbor hill.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnershfp.

TIME eopartnerahip heretofore existing between the
undersigned inthe Merchant Tailoring business, in
n city of Wheeling, under the Arm of Warden
trards has this day by mutual consent been dissolved
Jacob NJ Warden ha wing sold out his he stock
OF said co partnership to Michael Edwards, Jr.
Jacob NJ wardenis alone authorized TO settle and col
.iee. , t t'ie s. ' " $40 80 JACOB NJ WARDEN.
MICHAEL EDWARDS in.
Wheeling, June 20, 1884.
Er f will continue the above business in
on nd upon his own account at the old stand.
ana win eneayor TO give better than ever 70
such OF the OF the old hrn as may continue 70
give him their patronage and az many new ones as may
favor VIA 'n'lf q @e' MICHAEL EDWARDS, in.
wheeling, June Goth. 1868
NJ FzJacob NJ Warden will be found at the Law or
nee or Alfred Caldwell With the books and accounts .,
IVsTden K Edwards, and all persons indebted TO sad
n re hereby notied and required to call and SETTLE
without elay lie alone being authorized to settle tho bus
sn sssso o. sai' oN '''''' JACOB 81. WARDEN
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ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMER ISABEL.

arrived at Quarantine on Monday night. She lef,
Havana on the Sh.
on Moro Castle she passed two French frigates
and one French s;enme', all OF item bound FOL
New York.
Admiral Duquesne was buried with grea. pomp
and honors
The Spanish steumer Bonde lie Isegia arrived al
Havana on the 9th INST, having on board the 24,f
Infantry.
witt, the construction of Fort Tnyiar, died at Ke,
Vest on Tue 22l, Of yellew lever.
Between the 22d ofJune and the 9th of July, /
died OF yellow fever al Key West.
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-fo e CINCINNATI MARKET.
Julyl2.-Flour $50; WHISKY 2i3. Nothing
doing in provisions. Suger firm at 4s5c.
NEW Y RK MARKET.

JuLr l2-Stocks finn but Inactive. Money ac-
tive and unchanged. Sterling dull Flour firmer,
moderate demand, Southern dull OF s,6oas, 90
wheat--SoutLeru Red t66a170; Upper Lake Red,
12oa145. Corn decliued--W Western mixed 52a69.
white s0as3. Pork frhier, mess 11.00to Hip;
prime 1000 to 1914. Beef market firm, country
mess 1900 to 1900. Lard dull at 9a9l, Whisky
Ohio 81. Linseed oil nominal at rs.
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- $500 S'S W l'clliteHient oil the Water
WORKS, with accompanying bills, was read and
adopted.
Snndry bills for services of night police we,e or
dered 70 be paid.
bill from NJ W. Amick (s225) YVES referred 10
me committee on streets and alleys.
The report of the City weigher was received
and filed.
Bill Jas. Gilchrist csss) ordered paid u, on
proper affidavit being n,ade.
The resis' ation of Mr. Jno. n. Downs. No n,
member of the Sanitary Commute e from tb. Fou,tb
"aen' was read, aud on motion, Mr.. Downs was
unanimously requested to withdraw his resiena-
ton. M,
On motion of Mr.. Goodrich, the proposition for
repairing the old "Ht pc" engine was accepted.
rms proposition had been referredl
A petition from J Bruce and Others, was refer
red 10 The committee on Water-w orks. with pow.r
to act.
a petition for an additional member to the San
itary Committee in the third Ward, was laid on
the table.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes. the City Sergeant and
attorney were instructed 10 take the necessary
steps for the collection of the usual license from
hocsesin the city recently licensed by the County
Court. Cared.
Council len proceeded to an elec,lon for
member o! Council from tile Third Ward, to fill
the vacancy created by tie resignation OF Mr..
MIR. Nelson.
Mr.Jas. PAUL was elected.
On motion, Council adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening next.-Argus.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

FhOM SUUI1 .AMERICh. ----|
BALTIMORE, July l2-The bark Lapwing hns ar
rived with RIO dates 10 June OH
Robert G. Scott, U. S. Consul, was passenger.
Good health prevailed at Rio.
In port. the frIgate Savannah, and store ship
Relief The latter was about to sail for New York
with Lieut.. Tolten Of the Savannah, who returns
in i'll health.
The U. S. brig Bantridse had sailed for Mont
evideo. rsta
The U. S. frigate Germantown was expected at
Rio about the middle of .ulv.
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Valley of Va. Fire & Marine insurance Co.
ass lr s. e. BAKER. \
Jouk LIST, SAgents.
WV. RANKIN.
n FlCE-at Savings Bank. corner Main and Rddle
GS-REFER 7o-Janes R. Baker "a
- H. K List. iani-iy
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER STAR OF

ahhIFAb UT 7 ne 81 E.ttNEh SIah OF
THE WEST.
PHLApELPHiA, Jrlv i2th.-Tne steamer Star of
the West arrived here this morning. She brings
sl,700,000.
A Kingston (Iamaita1 circular. of the 2sth ult.,
reports that the cholera prevailed all nver the ISL
and, but especially near Saint Anne's. Stock OF
American produce light. Corn exceedingly scarce.
Corn meal 22s6d. Flour 52s. Lard scarce, 1od.
Bait. kegs. Mess Pork more enqured after, prime
dull. Beef luIi.
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RAILRUAU@ ACUIDENT.
WAsmNGToS, July 12th.-The cars ron off the
track at Bladensbnre. The engineer. was injured,
but the passengers escaped.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.

NEw YoRK. Jnly l2th,--rhs Banking House
August Belmont WAS entered last night, and robbed
of $4,000 in 200 notes bank OF the ststeo OF
n. York.
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10 Corr.espendenIa
,pr eoncrrning a,ihse option, nd vartising OF

THURSDAY NoRSINe:- JULY Is. 1884,
TO Correspsndenta.
rsRs s,,l'se yrrtising q 9th
blsiIrrss ofthe lntelliseneer, should be ad
the editorial department OF the
~ Addressed TO the editors jointly orto Ell
ne ost ofthsa, writing for publication win please
u CCoTresponn@, one side of the paper.
write SaSo above rules will greatly ohee US,
sFSs ssa4 s. re Teesss
@t1 - INTELLTGEN0ER OF
PC has been removed from Water
flo .+ TO TAfee's new buildings, corner
sffT Main and Quincy streets, one square
OF ~. tbo Post Office, one square from the
II Ir 'G;l,o,d Depot, and one square from the
So ,s Landing.
'', sPEntrance from Quincy street.
-7-.,.g AID CuttpKESs' FAsuroXs.--Mrs. S.
L.. At Hornbrook's new block on Main street,
S'1 a,,ed TO teach the art of dress cutting by an
new process. She cuts by measurement,
snln p,itelns, o: the materials for Alantillas.
r'r Dresses, and every variety of ladies, and
";,3,sn,s wearing apparel She also does crimp
g.. mixing and scoIlop,ng. Mrs. S. will con-
n.y. n.y.. in our city during the present month. and
4.TsS who wish TO perfect themselves in dress
ting should not suffer The present Opportunity,
.'so 50 ,c escape. Any lady can make dress.
y, !, takes an artist to cut and fit it.
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Trr WuEELtSo BRIDGE.-The distinction Of the
r.,t suspension bridge at Wheeling is o serious
-, 10 the travelling community as well as TO the
';r,ens The hurricanewhic destroyed II in MAY
~, seems 10 have had wide range, having done
,.reb damage further West. Tie idea OF tuu-
nj underthc river for the railroad. has been sug
,,ard as safer and better improvement than The
Sr!te; and as there is nothing at the present day
,,,DnJ the skill and enterprise OF Americans me-
,,,,ics we shall not be surprised to find the sug
otiop Iollowed.-Spirit Of JEFFERSON. ntz
TnE MoCLukE RousE, WnEEr,sa.-we are
,,;i6ed to learn that this admirable Hotel, which
Us been closed for short time, has been re opened
rtder the propr!etorship aud personal management
# Dr.. WATSON CARR, gentleman every way quail
FED fol- the important task OF conducting frs,
hiss liotel al so important poin. us Wheeling.
From friend who has recently Sojourned there
b upwards Oh totIulShl' We learn mat II Is kept
manner altogether worthy OF the noble struc.
are which reflects credntupon the spirit of enter
,i,e Of that gallant little city.
A table ahundantly supplied. and served with
,..t good taste-chambrrs and beading unsurpass.
for nea,ness and appropriate furniture, servants
The highest degree attentive and obiging, and
lndOrd with heart igurati.ely speaking. nsl
me as the house itself, make up the sum of its
raciions to the weary traveleror business soiurn-
either for short or long period OF time.
We tske pleasure, therefore in commencing it
, the patronage Of all who can appreciate the
.lue of an excellent Hotel.-Free Press.
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MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. liberal, EQUITABLE
AND CERTAIN. fal
Whitehurst'S DaguerreotyPe Enterprise!u
H. wHITEHuRST has decided 10 Trustees in trus.
erprAe: 5000 worth OF aud estate, 10 be
date ae the the sfss at the aS eeT
Gates IS each, which entities the holder eeula-
siso e or q
W. lbs raaI DssneiraIeotyes Of sell or friend
ther c his Galleries; =, -,,ss, ecal
G. E. Kirk and VIM. r. Riley, Washington, d, c
GALLERIES fs-t - s4r.
MasaEa4S S n o sss ssssIs Avenue.
EIfGhn;SNp Va q Main y ss street
NoKFoLk, Va, Main ''''''N DO
I PsFERsspRG, Va Va, s sseanore do do
Also. arrangements have with following
CO sbts,e Gale les to redeem the eertitiss,es, viz:
]. GuRssy,. SJAlLsRr. NO sas aroadway, NY
sti Springfield. Mass Main street, Westhelu,
superior ra a'i near Soo R Va Valued 81 600
One splendid three story brick House and Lott
Ieorgeiewn. D. u, on ID street. second door -.
eornero G Second and F,eSefisR SIS $40
one elegant House and Lot in washington. D. c,
On elegant House and Lott washington, D. c..
One ne Ho,se and Lot in Portsmouth. Va, on coar.
ST adjoining Town Hall, :, 800
One Lot in Washington, D. C on Seventh st. 500
Five Pianos, $3.50 each 500
Finy splendid Gold Lever Watchesat 500 90 600
Twenty six massive Silver Pitchers at 60 90 900
CuoS ~ 90 25O
Fourteen Diamond Rings at 10 90 $50
Nineteen heavy Gold Chains at 40 60 $40
Twenty Silver Goblets at 20 90 400
| Fifty fine Ladies' Bracelets, at 20 0O 200
| Fifty fine Breasipns, at 10 90 600
| One hundred fine Gold Pencils at 90 . 200
Zone hundred fne Portmonnaies, at 90 600
| One hundred fine Gard Cases, at 10 90 oQ0
Five hund fine heavy Gold Rings, at 90 500
One hundred splendid Gold Iockets,st 10 90 J 900
Three thousand Annals, at 90 go
One thousand photographic Art Journals 600
The fact that this property is decided 10 Trustees in
trust the District OF Cournbia for tbs ben.
or the shareholders every sharehoder receiving
Daerreotype worth 50, pnd of The very finest quality
ntly cased; the high character and position OF those
Trustees great and extended and bust.
ness Mr.. WIehurstS he deems sufficient guarantees
that every promise OF this M be prop:.
faithfully performed, the pictures 10 be taken
win distributed among many Galleries capable oil pro-
ducng 1000 pictures per diem Not more than my thou.
sand tickets will be sold.
|, J. FlCKElSoN, Sole agent for Wheeling,
fl-&A So p at his Music Store,
| je23d3rn 1879 Main street.
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IMPoRTANr DECISION.

MONTGOMERY, July l0th.-The supreme Court has
confirmed the decision of The Court of Chancery.
against Jno. G. Winters & Son Who are decreed in
dydually liable for all the Notes their Bank issu-
ed in Alabama nlso decreed that the Managers OF
the Bank perpetrated fraud uponits creditors and
owners on eve OF insolvency.
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DErIANU"R -" sAREs,,,

NEw ORR, Dec. %, 1859, r. N
Mr.. Ro5t NJ Patrick, 1872 Pearl st.;;
DEAR SIh;lt Is wita much satisfaction that we bear
testimony TO the really fre proof qualities Defiance
safe, of Sonr mSrufacture, which had In
cc. at the Novelty bakery No. pa Front street which,
with many other buildings, together with tho mammoth
clipper ship ne Great Republic, and other sps,
sroyed by arc, lhs morning. The SAFE, containing all
our books papers. money. bills receivable, pol
iecs. DC, was exposed 10 very Intense heat for mai
hours. viz: from tie the fire. at mid
b:t until from the ruins, while sill hui 10 your
store Wien opened at Q p. NJ this day, its contents
were delivered 10 in excellent order, the books pa
peIs, bank bills, DC being cgible they before
their what cousder ordeal
Yours.
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EPH. TiiEADwELL & SONS.

Safes nj all sizes, suitable merchants, bsuIs, jewel.
ers record Offices steamboats,, &c re and theii proof
bank vault doors plate chests private families ETC. on
hand, Tor yale and made order, the depot Pearl
street, door below Maiden Lane, New York, by
fsnIs -tiiY lar1O ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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CAUTIOM.

Dr. Morse's hax been counterf.i,es
by unPrineipeL persons
In future all the genuine cordial will have the proprie
tors fac slne pasted each bottle aud tha
following words blown the glass
COR. MoRSE'S IRvIGoRATiso CORDIAL,
C. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. r."
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report lEoni the committee on Railroads, with
accompanying resolutions. was read and ON motion
adontad 40 - '.0' -oA
The Iesnipiisn autIorzes the Mayor 10 subscribe
$3.50, 600 10 The capital stock Of me lisInnfa,d
naliloaa Company. the Company TO accept the
oonos oil thecity nj % years; at their rar yahle,
and agreeing to pay the interest upon the bonds
until the road is completed from Wheeling 10
Greensburg; and farther. thnt the said subscrip.
.lon shall be applied TO the erection of Depot
buildings in the city of Wheeling. and The pur-
chase en- Of rail TO be laid between Wheeling and
Washington. Pa.
The following bills were read and ordered 10 be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

w1he cors:e,. put Up. hssafy concentrated. PM
PyIrE-R3O0 r.sr bottle; two for IS, Bix for Ste
l. q. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New YORK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13
$4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People

MAeNlFloENr ENTERPRISE. liberal, EQUITABLE
AND CERTAIN. -t5l
Whitehurst's Daguerreotype Enterprfse!u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-13

CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promissory Note with the proprietor,
written signature genuine bottle Dr.. Aorsea
lnvigorating Cordial.
Tocounterfeit which IL forgery