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FLOUR BAHREI.S.--The market price In
L cash will be paid for merchandise -four barrels
al the Exchange Mill, Brookvllle. by
Nov. 30, $3.50, GEo. HOLLAND d CO.
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SPRING IMPORTATION or
lDl@ " O. OWWSs

WATTS a. CoLBURN.
WHOLESALE dealers In Dry Goods, No. ca
w Pearl st., CINCINNATI, have now Ia
store their usual large assortment OF Foreign an
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 20 tho Spring Trade
consisting IN part OF Cloths, cass imeres, plain an
fancy, Vesilngs, nlcachod aud brown khcetlnga
Jeans, Drills, flekings, spooi ce,tons, Hosiery
Denims, White Goods, Gloves. Linen handk or
cries, Grapes, Tarlolons, Honnels, Ribbons,
Embroidered maslins, Plain aud fancy Dress
silks, Dress Goods, nareges, summer Ties
Lawns, Ginghama, hummer d'Laines, Prints al
every style, Tissues, Printed Jaeoneis, Farmeri
Drills, Cnvals, suspendafs, Tweeds, Lace
withstand Gloves, English aud French coltonndt
Pantaioon Stun, together with large aud ynrie,
assortment % SMALL WARES, which We ole
for sale on the most liberal terms, aud 10 which We
invite the attention OF The trade.
WATTS 4 coLBURN.
Mar "a Ia 1mO
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
JANIS APPLICABLE. A. II. PouNsFoRp
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snutun mn m

IL H.
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APPLICABLE & co.
Booksellers, Publishers g. Stationers,
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WE have one OF the largest and best assorted
" stocks In the West. Our stock embraces the
best works ON
Theology Medicine, Lap, Mechanics,
Agriculture, History Travels, Tales,
Memoirs, Philosophy, dc.
and complete assortment ofall the most desirable
Miscellaneous Books published. Our stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS
embraces all books of merit used In the West, from
the Spc Hing Book % the Lexicon. Our stock OF
stationery embraces every variety OF Blank Books
from the small Memorandum Book 90 the large su.
pcr-royal Ledger, Including every article used In
the conntng-room,
We have for the Country Merchant full yarie-
~ ofLctter, Cap and Note Paper, Envelopes, Wrap
per, Bonnet Boards, Ink, &C., &c.
Our own Publications are too we'll known NJ
works OF the highest merit, 10 require more than
enumeration Ofthe most prominent which nro
CLaRkE'S COMMENTARY, On. DICKS CoM-
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Lives, Spectator, Joscphus, d.. We Invite all
who deal in, or purchase books, 10 give us CALL NJ
We are confident we eau offer them such Induce.
menu rs shall be mutually beneficial.
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Observation-Disclosures .AIAg Iil,,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
covory has recently boon made by DIR. CURTIS,
for the cure OF Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Lung Complains, by Modl-
Gated Inhalation. DR. crRrIs's HVaEANA, on In
nALIso HyoEAS VAPoR and CHERRv SyRur has
accomplished the most wonderful cures OF Asthma
aud Consumption, la the city OF New York and
vicinity for "a few months past, ever known 10 man.
u Il producing an Impression on Diseases Of the
Lungs never before Witnessed by the medical pro.
fcssl0n. (Seo certificates In hands OF Agents
The inhaler Il worn on the breast, under the
linen, without the least ineonve nonce, the heat
OF the body being sufficient 10 eyaporaio the fluid,
supplying the lungs constantly with n healing
and agreeable yapor, passing Into all tho alr-cels
and passages OF The lungs that cannot possibly be
reached by any other medicine. Here Is n case OF
ASTHMA CURED.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
0IL PAINTED WINDOW suADn.

Vand OIL Cloth Table Covers, manufactured ard
sold. Wholesale and retail. by M. Sawyer& Co. N D.
Hcoliege Building. Walnut H., Cincinnati, fhil
Orders promptly illied, Country Merchants AID
Pedersauppiied on the loweattertns.
Nov. q, fH1a.-4u- Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
AFFAIRS IN SERvIA.

fFrop, the Sational Zsitobg, Jan 21
The paper of this cae gvee the text OF the frnan
lately Issued By the Sultan 10 Pfnse lorkner G.ofgie
vsoh of Ser,A but which, have been alesd, given
70 understand nv various joornA- had not arrived in
Belgrade mp 10 the 18th instant
ALEXANDER Br, RnGsrSG rsnoE sKRyA-MAr YOUR
DIGNITY N LASTING
hav at al times provided for the maintsnan intact
OF tine prvfges connected with the internal admins
trAhn o. Servs Of Walschia, and MoldAvfA, pro
vtnces which are integral parts o. my realm And al
thoueh, In consequeno> Of the var which has broken
oat between my Sublime Porte and Rug.s the trea.
ties betveen The two courts arc ahrog It'd ths or.
ertsops Of my snthms Porte for the eontinuanee OF
the well being end the pace OF the tsth,nI s.hisos
IA my ram sui sure guaranty for thar main
tainance (weli beiss and pesc- Moreover A. ~. nm
hnldips OF this xiv Of ,ulatpr =, ~.
Arm And constant principals Of my Sabine Porte which
has prescribed them TO itself and dignity "a In
yolysd In thar maintenance have the sncers in@nton
ever uphold the sting privileges OF tboss hrs~ pro
vinoss asd far removed frtus vsasg TO driu,h tsem
II the slightest ioA Il oil aivs,s be my sateavor 10
give them (ths provipoes according 20 chcumstances
end n prop rton 70 their devotion, further pros Of
SOVEREIGN well sfec e,res
his high command Of my Imperial Dlvan Ia Therefore
prsnagated In order 70 prooource publicly a1d make
knovn that u II my hra determination, hitherto 70
aistain intact the existing privileges OF Servis which is
q portion of my realm.
ou wf.t Therefore forthwith sft receipt Of the same
PROVIDE that It, conten may n all ib details, some 70
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THE VERY LATEST.

LosDos, "a urday, jan. %, 1854
P1Hs, Friday evening, Jan H. 1854.
Ia asfsrted that great battle piAos Ksls
fat on the 18th Tbs ssus completely favor OF the
Turks. II vas also understood that the forks has 70
taken two kahds In the Lower DAnubs.
CossrASusoFIl, jan. IL, 1854
rbs rurhisb convoy arrived without sesidsat having
dlssnbsrsed troops aad provisions ct Batoum
The TURKS about 10 assume The Offensive against
AhhAlsik ssd Punoni
The pacific news from Persia ID confirmed.
81 Pmnpsvna, Jan 10, 1854
The ssus Of large amount OF additional paper money
~, m uor.sss OF treasury bonds he'd not Jet produ %
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Turkey. he Kmpsror, in order 10 show that he stu
willing 10 treat has sppoAts1 Prince Gortschak on Ms
potss tiary and 10 hin the Porte apply whsa.
svsr Il Ii inclissd negotiate such . step viii how
ever BE- ussls. II the Pors should act uadsr the
prsso. that the xspsror viii depart from the
sosditioas laid iswa BY Prince ksaschikof Any plsai
po,sasary ssnt BY Turkey must bs proveSd With Or
mss In which II II specific that the Porte coAsidsrsg
ths prsssn, snsrsscs be exclusively bstwesa Rzssa
aid ITSELF -lscgss that 1t mxsi be settled between
those two Powers alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
OPINIONS IN AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent Of the Lyndon nsses wrang
on jan a. sayp- Tbs following contains the Of the
crcrIsr OF msnifssto which the Rusdn cout vii pio-
lish should oopdescsad 10 take any poios Of the
Povtrs-
been accepted because they 10 keeping 9Th the
object aimed ct BY ussa shioh To- 10 treat directly with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
OPINIONS IN PRUSSIA.

From the oorrss pordsnce OF ths London Times
The Paris pondsEt Of the London TtSa, writing
Jan s. says-L.tters from Berlin TO tbs Pays state
that the last from It, Petersburg nAs greatly az
cited The Prusian government Tn. feeling Of ,hs Csar
still against the propositions OF FrABos and EagAad
and bu little hope entsrtAnsA that the metz viii b
accepted Well informed MsesE no vever think that
the Gar while hs adhsre 70 BIS resolution 70 treat alone
with Turkey, without the Intervention OF any other
Power, snl nevertheless give svssive answ - 70
allow him NOT recall his Ambassadors fron ndon and
Paris he viii $50 try TO male some psv attempts at
the German Courts and throw on the Western Powers
all the burden OF events In the Black regards any
act their part tending TO declaration OF war,
and the signal Of N open rupture His overures with
view Of bringing about another interview bet the
three sovsrssns received ct Vienna and moro ps
ciAly ct Bsrlis, with great reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
THE FLEETS IN THE BLACK SEA.

The Ats5Ids Orrsp~seroe Of the 2st Jkuu.ry SAYS
Ire statement pubth~d ny several Journals that VI.
A-.triap Interpupeio and Wldsnbruch. the Pruss,u
AnbAador at Constanirople hal protested Against th'
entrance o. the combined fleets into tho BLACK S. has
been already refuted. We II add What foil When
ambAss doris Informed Officially OF III
trepoed entrance ~ the fleets they hought dle 20
tne'v position TO STATE b. clear and quvocA docu
that the had been decided without he
participation The fret dIsyomsn 4 the Austrian n
bassy, NJ de Schrsirer. furnished Vi n written ia
s.. -tlops from the Intsrsuss 70 the com
which he was male TO Rsscsd Pseh, copy o. wnch
he was to leave With him The cnmuunisatlon stated
that the could rot be considered all inter
ssrpg with the accord OF Austria with the
OF Fnoe Epgaod aud Prussia such Was set forth
In the ide ntical nots OF November H.
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VICTORY OF THE TURNS D.
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usfAvorsb atessioa Of the rates Of sxshAnEs owing
70 the heavy exports from oisssa.
The following dsspatsh had bssa autographed TO = 70
spsstabie Greek HOUSE In Lo~doa;-
'IOpnzA sunday, Jan ~, 1854.
Our port Ii ffossa up for at least q month"
osAsr tslsSrsphe accounts OF he 10Th uIt state that
rsshs had suddenly renewed THAR arn,ss and hAa sd
vanced 70 loss
War was feared and bus.sss had sxpersaosd decided
LONDON.
nIB CABINET oousus
The Obfnss Counsn sat three hours and 1 half on
Friday.
The fisa city article says the scsousts fru.. thu
Vressh PROVINCES bai several failures b.vs th
place at Lille and salhouse.
The Ti does not esnosve that the tenor Of the late
Russian NOTE and Orlos mission 70 Vienna justify san.
guins sxpso atons Sch may change with any event n
extraordinary position Ii apt 70 excite
The probability 10 that in falling to obtain ceclara.
tios Of neutrality the Russian Minister'S in Paris and
London win Withdraw from their respective missions I'M
M they again to refer 70 st. Petersburg for further
orders.
with respect TO Count 0sioHs mssion, and the poss
bity that II u Of pAciac nature the Tn.s remarks
that 81 the present time the range Of negotiations very
much contracted and II impossible for the four Powers
TO entertain fresh proposals from st. Petersburg which
would involve the necessity Of further references to
Consta Atnopls and delay OF weeks bsoauss
practically, that delay wsuld DO fatal to the cause We
have adopted.
The Bourse olnsed weak Friday without much bun.
ness Ihress closed at 80 80; -Four and aAvss OF 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

ANOTHER BATTLE Ar EALEPAf'
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

ADDITIONAL NEWS Byte AFRICA
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
FIRST sADgATu.scH0OL IN yIRGlHlA.

It was our good frtnnc while in
Richmond, not long since, 10 hear u
statement of the interesting circums'an-
ces under which this school was origl.
narrc. We deem it anote.worihy event,
highly honorable 10 its originator and
immensely beneficial to the ueighbnr-
hood Of its location. ftl,e acts Of
statesmen, and the fame Of warriors are
entitled to cnnspieu0us places on the
pages Of history, wcllin&the endeaynr
of Major Snead to instruct The rising
generation around him, as well us M.
taught adults in the elements Of know.
edge, sbould be cmbamed in the mem.
cries of all lovers Of education aud
sound morals. ~
The first Sabbath School in Virginia
was organized on the second Sabbath
in Aptil, 1Sl6, in the county Of ,Hanp'
vcr, inthe Baptist meeting.house, kuowt
by the name of Ground Squirrel, by
Major Jesse snead, then a young mav
belnuging to no church, but now tl't
senior dsneon of tho Second BaP'is
church III Richmond, Virginia, ofMhicl
Dr. Il. y, G, IlwcIl is tho pasl6r. |
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
A jolly Priest in Limbo.

Last evening, a short thick-set rosy
checked and well dressed man was seen
irolcking around in the streets at the
north part Of the city, in state Of the
most blissfhl "balminess," evidently from
the effects Of some liquid exhileration
which had overcome his sober faculties.
Officer Reed at length took him into Gus
tody whereupon the prisoner declared
that he was a Catholic priest belonging to
Cleveland, Ohio; and begged to be saved
the disgrace of being locked up, As bis
appearance gave credence to his statement
the officer obligingly lodged him at the
Jefferson House, in North street, instead Of
taking him to the police station. -.a
During the night the priest made his
escape from the hotel, and was afterwards
found in the street in more intoxicated
state than before and having besides lost or
been robbed OF valuable gold watch
He was taken BY officer Hill TO the I'd
police station, but threatened that. he
would recover from the city SO thousand
dollars for every moment' he was inn
prisoued; kwhich ratereconing TO the time
he was brought into the Police Court and
let off with fine of s. and costs, would
make him "indepandent' in wealth, as he
certainly was OF all proper department,
In the first instance he gave his name al
Bernard Carhan, and subsequently, as
Benedict Sage, but he claimed from frs,
10 las, to be Catholic priest.-Bostoa
Transcript. og.a ..t.u. "
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
"THF PRAYER ON BUNKER HILL.

("During the battle Of Bunker Hill, a venerable
clergyman knclt OIL the field, with hands uprais.
I'd, and grey head uncovered, and, while the bull
cts whisielrd around him, prayed for the success
If his con,patriots, and the dclivcrancc of hi.
:ountry) ...
at was an hour of fear and dread
High rose tho battle cry.
Aud round, in heavy voluncs, spread
The war.cloud to the sky.
Twas not, us when in rival strength
Contending nations meet, ''".I
Or lovo Of conquest madly hurls
A monarch from his seat:
"Yct ono was there, unused 10 tread
The path Of mortal strife,
WHO bu. the Savior's flock had fed
Beside tho Gount Of li!e I,sa,.
Hc snelt him where tho black smoke wrcatli't
His head was bowed and hare,
While for an infant land, he brca,hcd
Tho agony ofpraycr. PIP
"l'hc column, red with carly morn,
Nluy tower DER Bankers height,
And proudly tell arsce unborn
Their patriot fathers might
But thou, 0 patriarch, old and grey.
Thou prophet Of the free,
Who knclt among tho dead that day,
What fame shall rise TO the; @
"Itis no, meet TINT brass or stone
Which feel the touch of time,
Should keep tho record ofa filth
That woke thy deed sublime:
We trace it on tablet fur,
Which glows when stars wnxpalc 20
A promise tl,ut the good nan'sprayer
Shall with his God prevail"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

On Friday evening lhe2olh ipst.,aficr
ON, paper went to press, there weretwp
deaths from cholera, viz: Miss ltebecca
Hutchinson; aud Matia Lyle, cbloretl..--.3 (
On Saturday, John 'ssnow,leal's child,
aud un Sunday, Mrs! Maria Cooper ..
Since then we have not heard bf case
ofcholeru in the place, aud the general
health is improyed.- -lartinslR1g lieps
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
POETRY.
MY OLD STRAW HAT.

Farewell, old friend, VIC part at last,
Fruits, flowers, and summer all are past
And when the beach leaves bid udicu,
My old straw hat mus, vanish loo.
We've been together many an hour,
In grassy dell and garden bower, 4,
And plat the ribbon, scorched and Torn,
Proclaim how well thou hast been worn, !
We've had u time, gay, bright and long,
So lot INC sing grateful song, a5',
And ifonc baf ,leaflalls to, mc, s,.
III stick ii firm md fast in thee,
p" My old straw hat.
The tapping shade and aylng strings,
Are worth thousand e!ose.tied things,
l love thy casy filing crown,
Thrust lightly back, or sloucfing down,
! cu,lnot brook mufilcd car,
When lark and blackbirds whistle near,
And dearly like to meet and seek r
The fresh winds with unguarding check,
Ioss'd in n tree thou'it hear no harm,
Flung on the sod tllou'lt lose no charm,
Like many real friend on earth,
Rough usage only proves thy worth,
.l fatH '' Ny old straw hat. "
My old straw hat, my concicncc tells W
Thou has, eenihung with rolly's bells,
Yet Folly rings pleasant chime,
If the rogue will bu! "mind his time"
81 And not conc iingling on the way
When sober minstrcls out 10 play,
For OF when eyes and heart arc light,
Old Wisdom should keep out of sight.
But now Tie rustic bench is len,
And trees Of every leaf berelt, Y.9
And merry voices all arc still,
That welcomed 10 The well.known hill
Ny old straw hat. 4
Farewell, old friend! thy work is done,
The misty clouds shut out the sun;
2 The grapes are pluck'd, The hops arc of,
Tho woods are s,arks and Imust d #
My old straw liat-but "biac a wec,"
Fair skies we've seen, but we may see
Skies full US fair US those Of yorc,
And then we'll wander forth once more.
Farewell, till Dropping harebe!ls blow,
And yiolets stud ths warm hcdge.row-
Farewell, till daises deck the plain, ~,
Farewell, ill spring d days come agaia--ea =
= My old straw lat. 1,if,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

In Butler county. ohio, two msn III.
tered into IL wager as to which could
drink tile largest tqnuntity otqwhiskey.
One Of them drank adgaIlon and lmlfia
pinto the raw liquor and died about
fifteen. minutes after taking tho last
druught. s..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11
Editorial Lie in.Nelraska..,s,

atWeswouldi dilikelto tkhow what rsKnigh,
ofthe qlill"s "s'could read thei following
wi,boutenyying theteditorlof The ..Oma-
ha Arrow the, rural delights ofshis se-
qqless'.sred avoca'ion among, the atarkeys
and the nuts. =, E..,,s,,,. 4,
"Heodman spare hst.trce, y, -.
And let those turkeys ge,ti4g1 n
Tillweget there to see, 2 ~,
"a 70 The" Arsop''l leave itS.bow.M %
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

RpLIGlous L,nEny IN New JERsEv,-
The ELizabcfhiown JOUraal says that it
has been Informed. that in consequence
of the Rumanists threatening injury to
n Protestant Church in Woodbridge, on
Sunday last. Iage party Of Americans
went from Railway Cor the purpose Of
protecting it aud the congregation wor-
Shipping in it. The occasion of the dis
turbauce was the remuneration of Pc.
perry by young man whose father and
friends stationed themselves at the
church door. with the avowed intention
Of taking his lifeif he entered the
church. They afterwards waylaid him
and would probubly have murdered him
bu, for the protection given him by the
Americans. ..r....-..
An Indian meal poulticc covered with
Young hyson lea sottened in hot water
will take lhs pain out Of burns and scald'
and prevent blis,css from raising, ifapPlled
in time,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

The Courier and Enquirer says that
since the lst january last, eighty new
blast furnaces has been put into opcration
lin Pennsylvania. 3 5s.s ~ q
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

l.Sr If illeucss he ,Iiarndt bf. all evil,
thenmatrimgi'y issspol Gu something,
far sets iiisiiy y pupt inalto Wolk,f--
5Etalf24g&
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

Tieman who was q picture OF fdespsir'
has heen seI tin "a, i.Ssripgs lrslne oflniud
andiAlng ele batslparlor. sp
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-11

Come forth from the east and south, .yc,
dainty, idling dyspeptics ,ake a blanket
and bed, and board with us, and by de-
greps accustom yoursplfto follow us in
labor, and in three months we will urn
you out hale and healihyimap, ,wiih a
good claim in Nebraska, and q cabin lur
THE winter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
nrsIoK AND AFFLloTEp.rn

THR most sAleand certain rehl!, ever known 10 the
world for the cure oil obstinate coughs, codsi Sstlma,
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, wOoplng
cough, Group, tickling rising III the roat nervous de-
bIIty, pains In tile side breast. broken constitution,
from the abuse OF eaomel aud other causes, Is DOCTOR
SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHER
RYI A,d consumption alter thas reached sSle and as
sumedA character hitherto considered ineurabe, yields
without struggle TO this great Original wild Cherypre-
palHtiOn. Remember-ihe great Original Wild Cherry
preTullOa and tho only compound prepared by Aresular
PHYSICIAN Is manufactured under the immediate care Of
DR. SIHIPNE, lthls Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
FOR sale By-DR. JAMES aAKERi KILLS g. cALD-
wELLi aud PATTRRSoN& Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., CinclnDatii
and By dealers generally. Sepis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19
nrolr,uor nIor,o,n

InvIgoratlnE Elixir or Cordial.
The most terrible OF ell bodily complaints are those
which affect lie Integrity OF Tho Intellect dlspOsng II to
INDUSTRIOUS lSncles alternatives OF gloom and excitement
OIL worse thana profound. unyuplns Depression Dis
eases Of til, nervous ysle aud ofthc digestive organ
create these sad conditions OF te mind but, happily IN
DR.. Morse's lvgoraiins Elixir we have prenaptlon
iha emuyes both cause aud effect BY alylnB the dor
msnt powers OF lie blomlch, bItclhg tho nerves 10
toms.
Tie oOrdIals put up, highly concentrated, pint bot
Ties Price three dollars er bottle two for 1--WE dollars
six FOR twelve dollars. o. ~. RING, PIopri,tor,
IO2 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho UnI,ed States Canada
and tile West Indies.
Agentsi-wnEELlNa- KgLLS T. CALDWELL.
CiNclNSErI-H H. NEAKINaS,
0R-See advertisement. jyl7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-19

RECOVERING TO DiE.-The Boston Post says that
at Baltimore Hebrew woman, who was supposed
10 be decd, was dressed in her shroud, placed in
her coffin, and The lid was about 10 be screwed
down, when It was discovered that life was not
extinct. All present Immediately gathered around
The coffin, aud the enshrouded corpse.like form
aIose from her narrow bed and embraced her chill.
dren aud relatives with all the fervor OF renewed
life. To all appearance she became convulescent
and subsequently porlOok Of food. She remained
in this condition until the approach OF night,
when she toitered to tue bed, and in a. lew mo-
menls died.