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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPITATION. WEAKNESS.

MILK Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPITATION, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHA -!
nuNDREDs OF OUR OWN CITIZENS,
Tie hieh and the Poor, eoeryt0here bear The same
TESTGMO
Read the following certificate from lady, ell orsed by
postmaster Z. p. Cooper:
cAroN BRrDoE, IIampshireco Va
March !, 1853
MI Z. p. Cooner-Dear Sir: Agreeubie to your REQUEST
ana my own desire 10 bcnct the afflicted cI eby ceIti
y The great relief rceci we'd from the OF HiMTONS
was taken with violent paIptation or rather Hut-
ieIinS anu trembling oil The heart, winch continued
rhl days, II seemed though my heat had almost forgot.
len MS ONCE The family became alarmed and
boz: tic OF this valuable medicine, before had taken
near one hottie OF this TINC1TfRE or HIAP7iJN'S /
cuti ely relieved
This is the third Instance relief in NV family by The
OF this valuable medicine Two or ihrec years ago
was laid UP with liberation ankle, effect OF
appetite; and the sore which inches up AMI
down, and half way around ankle rejected every ef
ot To heal until procured H1mpfos Vegetable Tho.
fme one bottle Of which estOi ed my heah healed INV
ak'e, anu am Ireer from swelling than in the last mir.
ty years. 80
Again, my daughters was very low from severe
dEsentery, and when she began to sit UP her feet com
neneed swelling, which increased every day and began
10 be very raiMulShe used DUttIe OF HImyiou,S TTr
inrei the Pains were assuugc the swel g subsidized aud
l.r health reurned-we kept her legs bandased with
strips oil WOODEN until her strength returned.
have been thus Particular others under similar
circumstances might be Induced to avail themselves OF
this lcnedy.
Yours, with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify, that Fam personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and can safely ecomnen above
e.. P. COOPER, Postmaster
Caron bridge, Hampshire CO. Va
10 Delicate ladies' chIldI will please give it
triul.
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TrIos. HUGHES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

N Z TO CONTRIBUTORS.
will be Ieccived until the first OF May, at
k,y I OF en-, Kelly & 60 on Monroe street, by
hi A., ~ siouIns hre: miles of the Wheeling, West
6S S4I hrthSny Turnpike The stone to be put upon
ttars On track ten icct wide, I2 inches deep in
u. "u eight at the s:des,-averasins ten inches in
& Jsr aud 9Th miles the rack to be eight feet, and
;rop re- a@lfe To be used and broken 10 the size
0a,h lie National Road
VIII be let separate or emt re- and to be COM
I, S.5 ~ Isl Isl day of October next
b Ilg',r Of the Board.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YORK, April l3-Flour dull, with n de.
cinnf tendency. sales at 67.SaS; Southern
7.51aS. Wheat firm. Corn SITTER. Whisky prs
on, 264.
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To sam DEFENDANT.
FOX KENT.

TINIlE fine Few story recently erected
the Forsyth ehouse property fronting The paved
wharf Water These houses, in point oil siZe
being upwards hundred and forty feet i'll epth)
elegance, strength OF structure. aud ocs ton Tor
either forwarding aud commission, produce, or whole
business. uncquhlled by Others now
in the city The Counting Rooms aIe large AID
spacious, and located OH the second story.
Possession 81 ven Immediately For te apply to
iamG FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
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Tns LOUISVILLE JOURNAL, referring 10 the late
,.,s;on by the Federal Court i'll this city in the
,,:s Of the United Statos VS.. John b. Davis, cap
81. Of the steamer Milton, charged with corsri-
-, 10 burn said boat with intent TO defraud the
..3erwEiters, on the I'd of May last, in Tyler CO.,
ri on v Lct charge the jury returned a verdict OF
Initial, says that c plain Davis is well known in
..ei,y, aud the charge against him is totally I'M
.al.i.
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Tobacco and Ciears!

Tobacco and Cigars!
"M LAUCHLlN No Ice Main street, mas among his
1000 ComsucllO cigars;
1910 La Eloisa
1000 Prinsalo
1000 Fl SaiVadV H..
1000 III Dorado
5000 La Protection cigarsj
1000 Pruncea
=I0OD Flores IIabbama
Boxes twin brothers tobacco; p.
Virginia
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CrxcIxSArI ANp MAnnlErrA RArLRo.D.-Tl

CINCINNATI AND MARIETTA RAILRo,D.-The
Parkr1sJnrg Gazette Of Saturday says:
ave are credlhiy Informed that all the work on
the Cincinna'l and Marietta Nnlroad, west of
Marietta, has Leen suspended and the hands dis
charged for want Of funds to 20 ahead. N. l..
wilson, Esq The fnancier OF the Company. left
on tie steamer few days since for England for
lie purpose Of Regulating bonds &c"
To which the Marietta In'elligencer replies.
"'The editor of the Gazette will doubtless be
|r1y sorry 10 learn that his "cret!ibe info1mant,'
entirely mistaken In b"th branches of his stale.
,ent. 1t is moi true that call the work on III. c.
L NJ. Railroad, west of Marietta, has been sus
snied and lie hands DISCHARGED" for any cause.
6w has Mr.. Wilson gone to England to negotiate
aaIS, OF for any other purpose.
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Cock ,xo Warren RErARrNc.-Mr. Henry G.
,.,..,oau. of Baltimore, who. we are informed, is
-, .,c.lIeut workman, is now in our city for a
sh,r, time, and will give his attention TO the re-
p,nns Of clocks and watches. Any of our citi-
,,ps having time pisces which they wish repaired
md placed i'll good running order, can have them
,,anpt!y attended TO by leaving word at the Furi-
~. sore Of Mr. RLiledaHe:, No. 1877 Main street.
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likNIIlN al

REMON 4 l..
ErAAZHElM & LurZ have removed their Wholesale
I?u3f STORE iron" tue SrIisc House Buildings, 20 No.
ahet square, IeXt 10 VIM Halls auction Room,
'sey VIII! as heretofore always keep on hand stock
a Tsst Ines and Liquors, at the lowest prices.
shl' FRANZnEIM &, LuTZ
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S:wtd II. w. ClIAPLlNE, clerk.

sr. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
oSIGH Lite Packets leaving regularly on the arTi
iFtS a. $, all bills OfIading III ,St be on board be
liz. r. NJ. The Line will not be responsible
oil any gOo,Is, aud will not pay or cnllec
b. hN.! goods for which bills .! ladimg are not OF
-@elS before TIER departure. mar3I-fT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
THE subscriber prepared furnish his numeI
GUS oms land all the rest OF mamkind, with splendid
hats the
LATEST aud Most approved Styles,
which for endurance brauty OF form and fns cannot be
srpas ed aud when shaped TO the head by conforma
tive, fit with perfect ease.
Also eceiVing large tment MEMS youths and
child'c SOFT Hats comprising white, alb, black,
ped, plain Non intervention lIsrahan Young America,
etc together with fine assortment mens, youths aud
child Caps, all a. which offered lowest prices,
" anT '''U 'e'1l w. w. 1lMRsoNa
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Dapuerreotvnes.

Daguerreotypes. =
MI ESSRS KRAMER & tn RToN, having taken the
VI Rooms formerly occupied by MI l.: Tarbell Da
gucrrean Gallery corner OF Main and BiddIe Streets
ire Wheeling beg leave to solicit share OF patronage
They make rule not TO let any pictures 60 out but
wiat are satisfactory aud well executed. ~
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
Orders eit here FOR sign painting will to
by ]. TUT ton & brother. 'mroj -3m
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EMIGRA PASSAGE,

Foreign Exchange and Express Agency
ADAMS " CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, wheeling.
I'M l. umdcrSl ned is sole Agent, in this zG~@n
ty, for the sale OF passenger ccrti cates Sl-H5s,
for en'grants. by the OId Black Starr line Liverpool
and New York packets.
These ships regular packets, making the passage
half the time OF ordinary sailing The OF
stecrage passengers lmi and there is danger
ship lever, 10 which the ordinary emigrat vessels
linbc.
We sell bills OF exchange drawn at sight, for amount,
payable At Bank post town in England Ireland
Scotland
Persons who sh remit money to their friends or
bring them from the ''Od country will supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate.
augIjtI n. PlGMAN, Agent.
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70 correspondent.

.,rr,,S concerning scription. advertising or 9th
LIE business Ofihe lmteisemcer, should be adj
eT ma - he r OprietOTS
dressed 10 , the editorial department OF the pa.
be addressed to the editors, Jointly, or TO eli
ihs Os SIS writing for publication will please
Co'ies l. MI ole side OF tile paper.
TiIie Of above rules viii greatly ObliGe us,
iHShSe,' " moro prompt attention to cspondeutS
ard seeuv nj cbt other wise some times receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

ril,i No: 113, OTnin street,

a. y, .I'.NN ~ NNIN have removed Their IVfoIe.
1.oek Of Boots and Shoes, TO the new four story
L,;,,. No. I13, Main Street. .
on sii IS North OF the Merchants 4 Mechanics
Ia opposite side OF the street. and doors South
NJ ~ - SeIby's dry good store
/. az, IOT The patronage heretofore extended TO the
are confident that with their increased faciI
i inS business, they offer to merchants still
e'"chts Tor buying than heretofore.
MCGLALIESS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

EIGH TEEN MONTHS
HAVE expired since concluded 10 close my Dry Good
IL business; and having many still indebted &c
hope they do not longer Ting pay Tor Goods
that should have been paid for long since.
Don't be ashamed, but along and get receipt il
full. TIL. JOHNSTON, Jr.,
mr6 waIehou.c vi Sweeney Johnston & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-14

Joshua H. Bates, Alfred Ia lor, Andrew
DiCkSO and Henry y Graves, partners In the circuit
under firm Bates, Taylor & court OF Ohio
Co. plaintiffs fcounty Virg
mia. In case.
John l.. Spring. defendant
You hereby notified, That on the 18Th day OF
May. 1851, between the hours Of O'Clock and o.
cIockr. of that day. at the Counting House {" hates
Co in the city o" New York. the dispositions OF
JOHN NJ WOcOlt and others will be taken, TO be read
evidence Plaintiffs at the trial of said But
from ny said deuostons shall not then be
menced, hetng commenced, shall not then be cou
peted the taking OF the will be adjourned ON time
10 time until the taken and completed.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
attorney for plaintins.l I
To sam DEFENDANT. apr
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Mammoth Il at Store.
Spring Fnsh / for 4 S54.
g AVERY mas hand, and is receiving one OF the
~. largest and best stocks OF Hats and Caps that
ever been opened in this city. He is constantly man
ulaeturiDs every description oil hat aud cap IN use
II ON the very best material; and rnanship,
prices that cannot fail TO please.
am also receiving large mportatons OF Eastern
ufaeured Hats and Taps, which will be sold low. Also
large assortment OF cdrens fancy hats and CAPS aud
Indies riding hats, carpet bags and umbrellas,
vii! be sold cheap. ..
N. B.-tiats made 10 order the shortest notice.
S. AVERY, Nos l46 aud 14S Main st.
mh2S f--'ai'- 7'. ga Wheeling Va
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Removal

THE subscriber las removed his large and srendi
stock OF Fashionable Hats and Caps, TO The Union Hal
building, No. S. (ecemly Occunied by John Elliott tw
door south OF The North Western Bank
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TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST Stuck
NF Spring Goods in the city OF heeling may be found
~ at ,. a.. l1cftiy's. No. 165 N1niu 81.
In ad ormOs all the nry Good stores IT, the city, he
s0rnent OF Goods utable for the Spring, embracing
ry style and quality OF staple. fancy substantial fab
RIGS suitable for Indies. lenens inat's wear, all
Of which h offers at reduced prices Determined to o..
fer good so' any house L. the city, and To sell
little cheaper than the cheapest he respectfully invites his
friends AMI the public generally to call aud examine 'be-
To- purchasing elsewhere No trouble show goods
and less to sell them Call and see at
j. G. lIEFTLY'S, Main st.
feh2Sdtf corner Market alley.
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NEW GOODS.
w Ea'e receiving our new Spring House Furnishing
w Goods comprising styles OF Frcnch Chinu din
and tea sets; tania and Silver plated warci castois
aes, tea aud coIee Urns, sugar howis, butter coolers
cad estieks Forks and Spoons frames with glass II
nEs, coal boxes uuIly decorated, "a articles for
arlor Entry lamps, ivory handled Knives aud fork.
SETS OF 81 pieces single sets; solar lard lamps, wit
ustres aud class shades together with larg stoc
ofcomon goods adapted the country trade all OF whr
offer at Eastern Prices adding only the difference
transportation. HOBBS, BARNES & Co.,
Glass Manufacturers No % Monroe 81.
ni7 near the Post ONCE, Wheeling.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

W . ANA " - II rhOM tSOta lbo4t
AGAINST THROWING in TRIMMINGS. -
ISAAC PRAGER -+T
WinHDhiil", from his day, his from the coal
itlen against throwing in INNINGS, and viii now,
VI ihe former common cotton give the very best.
nc sc line he offers TO the public te anIlSoInesf,
this market. - > " w.. 'e'N
, heow Is a list OF some OF his goods and prices:
E"'6T oideTIsS.--t ollars at o ceMts '-
do 10
Observation-Disclosures linen camhric &, rents
AiltS-FiIe nits, 10 Dol
Finest French, with tassels, 90 do g,
r.sr Bonnets.-Straw bOnneis. % do
Gimp do do
Finest misses do 80 do
BHdchcd MuYIinS-I}cst CT do
do III 10 do
UH5itGchei HttSlfiS--i;est 20 Ct do
xix So do Laurel d ~ do
CGEicoes--Fnst coiors Gas do
- Finest 12l at 10 do
ISIks-l3est black, sc inches. I 20 do
Practical experience acquired IN large Jobbins House
in tho East, with UNSURPASSED facilities, will enable
com" up to the expectations OF the most sanguinc-
Therefore, conc ALL and secure bargains. .-
My motto-"QHick sales and sHIGit profits"
is VAC PRAGkR,
Eastern bargain Store, 1I5 Main ST.
mr2t between Monroe and Union.
~
COAL BOXES.
A BEAUTIFULLY deco, atcd article suitable for paror
~ use, for sale at Hobbs, BaTmss Co.'S, No. IS Monroe
street, near the Post Once, Wheeling, Va. mr7
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NJ ELSoN'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
IN the :rcacSt Improvement yet discovered wing
labor end IN shng Clothing and House Clean
ing: LHcls and CottOns washed by tins Fluid will be
wter and softer han than II hcaclled the grass
WAR; .sIEp not to inure III: fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by ktnSa pies OF Cotton
Linen in the Fluid full strength for 81 hours which
will clearly show that must DO purely harmless. VIXEN
dilute with gallons o. water to ha pint of fluid
Tic Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sXremce which will buy enough for large family
washing which can be done in or hours,
Manufactured and sold by tho subscriber, who has late
~ pur chased the right for Ohio coumyt, Va.
JAS. NJ ELLOR,
Ausq No &c, Union St. Wheeling. Va.
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BoupIS, Physician-in Chief of the military hosp j.
tai du Roull, is said to treat almost all linnemc
affections, regardless ofsymptoms with arsenious
seid. THIS distinguished French Surgeon says that
'ourtn part OF grain, he gradually became con
vnceo, with many other ply sicians who had OBJ.
tsned similar results that arsenious acid preserves
even al the small dose of one hundredth part of a
treatment of marsh intermttents. bu, also in ,ha,
OF number OF other diseases DR.. Boudin saws
that with single dose OF the one hundredtb mar,
o. gram ne e nss often radically
resisted the suIphate of quinia and Chance of ci
mate. VI eii'
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK. Wiz

A DAMS q coz NEW YORK, VIR.
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND. Pc
TERSBURG, &c. &c, &c.-HsVing effected arran ge.
msnts with the u S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors fEcIAL EXPIRES.
PRIVILEGES on that route, prepared to
receive and forward to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every We6nes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re.
ceived at New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, p. M. on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by adams L CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run az heretofore, leayins
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex-
J. L. McDoNoUGH, Agent. Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown. viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS Co, 50 Broad.
way who are the only authorized agents for Expres,
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS
1e Cts IS Broadway New York
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INDIAN FIGHT ON THE PLAINs.-A late number OF
the st. Louis Republican contains a letter from
Samuel Montel dated Camp on the banks of the
Platte river, October %, 1854 detailing the circum
stances of an Indian massacre which occurred on
ths 2lst, about zoo miles above Fort Kearney. A
party of eight emigrants were fired upon by fifteen
Indians, while seated at their evening repast. One
Of the emigrants fell dead, when the remainder
seized their rides and followed the Indians Mon.
tel ordered each to pick his man, and when he gave
the word every rifle told, for seven Indians fell to
the ground. The savages retired for short time
but afterwards returned and fired again, with dead
ly effect. In the engagement several more In.
dams were killed or wounded, and the remainder
afterwards fed. The killed in the emigrant party
were-Henry Law, of New York, Silas Nodway
VIM. Midway, and Hiram Woodruff. A young
man named Udolpho Wolfe, of New York, who
exhibited great bravery was wounded.
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ALLEGED OUTRAGE BY SPIRITUALIsTs.-Anoth
instance of the perncious results arising from the
internal teachings of the spiri.ualists has been
brought to light before police magistrate in New
York A man named Alexander Drummond pre-
ierred complaints against Henry C. Snedeker,
Charles McClanan, Henry Shaw and two others,
charging them with having violated the person OF
his wife, Sarah Jane He stated that on the eve
ming OF the 4th inst, these persons came to his
house In the character of spirualists got hirnsel
and wife into an unnatural and almost unconscious
state of mind, and while both were in that condi.
ton, all but one of them committed fragrant out
rage upon her person. Warrants were issued for
the arrest of the accused.
later account, received since the above was in
type, states that Drummond, the complainant is
man given to drink, and is sometimes deranged.-
As the charge is believed to be groundless no ar
rests have been made.
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T,ur star souABBLE.

tAtpresent asitating astronomical and Astrological
saws brewster to whewelI let's have a star duel
Though you're very cruel TO raise such STRIFE
What Nature make worlds Tor mere lanterns, or
fueia
I tell you all planets swarming with life.
Saws whewell to Brewster, you old cock, or roos
ter,
why will you anew stir the question with me
Excepting our planet, creations whole cluster
3 as empty as you and your volume, Sir d.
Says Brewster to Whewell, you've just got your
Cruel,
So, Mr. Professor, you'd best sleep upon 1t.
Says Whewell to David, go get your head shaved
Unless you're afraid Of the bees in your bonnet
IPuRch.
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sun Tor libel upon Rev. Robert B. Hall, of Ply.
mouth, who 10 the Know-Nothing conaresnneu
elect from the first district In Msssachuss.ts, has
pristor OF the New Bedford Mercury. Ths a. -,
attached.
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Coon DOUBLE PUN.-Mr. Forrest was serena
dsd at the Winthrop House on Monday evening"
The next morning at the breakfast table Mrs Wood,
the fashionable commedienne of the Boston Thea
ire, was congratulated on the serenade by gentle
man who supposed It was intended for her, "Of
re readily replied, "they passed by the iiaie
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n. r. TAYLOR.
TEACHER OF FOREIGN IANGIT1

GES--sIGNoR ANTONIO GEORGE. in.
arrived from Paris be ~ leave 10 inform ,b Juss
OF Richmon1, that he will give Instructors in ,h
French and italian Languages either in prysts isa
sons or in class. f'o tes-
The heads of Semiuaries can have his ssyvf..
Usher In these departments, upon reasonable te,y.
He has spent most Of his time in Paris and unSs.
stands the language perfectly. He feels eon6San.
that he will give entire saiisfsction.
orcers may be left az the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house, Main street. at Hsrr, Id Murray's Broad ~
or at the residence OF HE brother, Sig @. Georrs
corner OF fIh ana broad streets oc3-d2m
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Goodman Co, bankers in Cincinpsh Who htslv
suspended, tits said exhibit ON tnyeetiesfon sssst
s1ansins to near tSec 90 over and shove their ii.
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DEATH OF CATHOLIC CLERoYMAN.-Rey lob,
Brady, for many years pastor of the Roman Cath
ole church 10 Hartford, Conn., died in that city on
the 10th inst, of cholera
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I IMPORTANT INFORMATTON-Aso-

IMPORTANT INFORMATION-AN
TIER CERTIFIcATE.-The following certificate
addressed to Agent for Mrs. DAVIS COUGH
ELIXIR. was voluntarily given. Mr. Wiles is an
Intelligent gentleman, and well known throughout
the State:
BowLIsc GREEN, Caroline, March rs, 1854,
mL Y. q WALTER-Dear Sir take pleasure in
purchased of Won has actsd ills a charm pnon nv
80 laughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
oS Saa. have used 1t also in cases Of Colds at.
@ VII severe coughing, and In every the
ZANE nappy RESULTS has been produced regard this
Piepa1aon a. an excellent medicine and in my jude
menf no family ought to be withoutit
A. WILES,
Pastor OF the M F.. Church south
On Caroline Circuit Va Conf
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Bennett 4 Rear.
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson Jackson. Chss MilI.nan.h
Z. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D, Yale
oe24 g7rf.
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w NJ. SATTLER.


IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS md ARTISTS MA
IERIALS,
OFFERS to the city or country Trade.
" his unusual large stock Of dry and sronnS
PAINTS. LiNSEED OIL and SPIRITS OF TIN
PENTIEE, WINDOW GLASS, Trench and Ams.
rcsn of different sizes and qualities Also Whit
Lead, Neutral White, Whiting, Kalsominc Spapisb
Brown, Vandyke Brown. Venetian he'd, Yellow
Ochree, Purple Lake, EeTditer, Paris and Chrome
Green Pumice and Rottenstone, ground or In lunns
put up In barrels segs or packages suitable for house
and coach Painters. Decorateurt and 9rainers use
Architects Engineers and Artists will And full a.
sortment of articles for their use
The most of the above articles being nv own ma.
nufacure and selected by myself feel assured thar
L can suit my customers in any way. oc l9-dIm