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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-24

ARD.-s Ibis No so0lbs in cans and lars assd siz IS
IL for family ofous rendering. for sale by
sug2l CEC y ISIERE CO
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" We are also inded to the officers
Of the ID. A. Given for ors from above.
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HOUSEHOLD AND K,TSMEN FURNITURE AT

LII tie Furniture. Beds and Bedding Carpets Stoves
n Ktshen Furniture &c. of the Aneriean House.
Of First and Vine will be offered for sale Public
auction Monday. August 2'th sale meneng at 10
clock A NJ Among articles offered for sale will
excellent Furniture deserving particular attention
we'll slarge quantity Ofeveryhin apprtainiRg
nishisg of . Tavern.
TERMS OF sALE:-An sums Of IS or under cash; sum-,
that three months credit. with good secnrity.
ans22-Iw GEORGE SAVAGE
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ID. &. AT l.. p.

XIHY Is often hear Ladies almost
w invsrisbIy get suited in Dry Goods Emtchs when
they cannot a. other pseel The fact he always keers
good rtneat of goods hand. and hat Is still
sells them low uniform
Editorial puff hut plsn Of fact yet sh
any one to take vord or it. but call goods
and prices ana thereby have the
own saLsfacticn His Is in the buldng
MAIN street three doors below Second. aug22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-24

fINHE fifth Institution will bexin en-
the follow wing faculty;
BENJAMIN w. DUDLEY. NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of
Anatomy Surgery.
JOSHUA B. FLINT. NJ. D.. Professor 81 the Principles
ana Practice Of Surgery.
hENRf N; BuLLTr. NJ D.. Professor Of Physiology and
=, hVbr. BRECklNRIDGE, NJ. d.. Professor Of Ms.ers
THoS ". oLEsCoTf. NJ. D.. Professor Of anatomy
9oS,z q NORWOOD NJ D.. Professor Chemistry
es Of Women aud Children - ~ ~ '
L. NJ LAWSON. N. D. Professor Of Ths,rx and Pr...,..
OF Medicine and Clinical Medicines -
DAVID CUMMINS. NJ. D.. Demous.rator of a,.,oux
week. - s'f@'~'' WV
Preliminary the School ma s Hs
ptal during the month Of October free of charge.
Material for Practical Anatomy ABUNDANT Tse
rooms will be ope ned on the ist Of October.
The lees Tor the full of lectures sIos
eustion lee Ito be paid ony) S. Dssectng sO
0radnstion fee 50. X. y. BHECKrNRIDGE
sug23-weoW-noyi p.a, a. ~. E.s.I.-
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WM. GaRyIy A. CO

WIN. GARvIN a. CO.,
10 al 4 DRY Goop. KY
AND FACTURkkS OF CLOTHING,
1 hs ,ss hs s9s and p
be y full and complete y the Is. Of sepenber
Their in line .poT a,ry a they
ed largely to this branch Of their bu will
Psss ss nt N S.r
Goods can be bought in the Eastern Market
oRN OATS AND HAY in any qs-.slsy @.
- losty Sc. GILBERT a 4 c g. 'e''
aug2 syc. near Water.
Asi.MEREs eass' black and f'ssy rsss,y.a s.,
aasT Main ST.. door below Branch Bank.
: =, 's0"D's' sixoWDoS q oTTEs GEORGE p 0''r'
sThhr As ND p kHh5 wcagRkEHaE s1HoL
WALNUT. s0UTH SIDE.
w are waa. of goods Ii c cur superior assert
Fine SE si1 Mattresses cogr.srPsi.s rh,. eos
:. :. Cotton DO. conforss and Bed spr-.as.
tiusk DO. Linen and Muslin Sheets.
Bolster. ana Pillows; foSs. ss ' Ss f'''' '"''
Br.e.ses Satin CLane worsted DAtass,. Suis Good,
Lace and Muslin Curtains by pairs and DraPsy
ca, wND0T SHADES.
ns corness Curtain Bands and Pins Loops and Tss-
G s :: a:s ss .sb GOODS
eILCLOTHs.
owsns sid shs.tihs Table Lisens Tail. Gov,
to Hoss.seeper Oar win please ali who ms f.rsr
ss- All wori made b US warranted
.,.,s-, sNowpeN 4 orTE.
Augie-zw Il West Fourth ST.. bet. Main & Walnut.
UsT nECEIvED.-2 casks of ouislsy Co.'S Sugar
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FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
SIrUATED the Evansville and 0wenvilie road three
~ miles from this City, with log house god OrchaYd
failing Spying-wenty acres upwards cleared.
AISO:A story Brick House the Of Sesond
Walnut good rerair and built.
ALsO-Five vacant Lots laying in Bell and Chsndrs En-
all Of which will be sold reasonable
quirr Of aug23 +. BACON 4 CO.
SODA.-I5 kegs best Newcastle. for sal. lowby
- augD 5. 4. GILBERT & co.
SOAP75 boxes Boston. New York aud Evansville brand
- tor sale by 5. T.. GILBERT eco
aus2 Syc. near Water.
ID EDCORDs.-75 doz long hemp for sale by
ID Ig3 S. L. GILBERT * CO.
urNGLIsH PRINTS.-2s cases Suabes Black and Green
IL Prints ~ ca-e. suabec Black Grey.
solid Black. on hand and for sale BY
JAS. LOW 4 CO..
sugS Ais Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
COTTON lARNS.-5s bags this day received rer steam
~ CT Raven, for sale By 5. T.. GILBERT a CO,
angzS Agents Cyp ess Factory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-24

SCHOOL NOTICE.
Public Schools OF the City OF Evansville will com
- the 18th of August. in occpp.d
last for Public schools.
Also High School win be opened re time In Che
Episcopal School House free Of charge All
sizes in the city sufficiently advanced for the
- -
Notice also hereby given that all transfers or children 10
made within one month from this time.
n. Q. WHEELER.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
G. DECKER
aug'5-t School Trustees.
fEnquirer and volksbote, copy
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STRAY ED.

year; ED with white spot Ia her forehead. fou
black f. ct and loug bushy tail The finder will LIBERAL
rewarded by leaving said Mare my stable
Cornboum, Newhurgh. aug23-f T. j. EHRMAN,
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NOTICE.

tas payers OF the City OF Evansville hereby
he'd that certificates for paid City
70 meet the annual interest the
~fordsve Railroad Comuany deliver
at the Clerks Once Dated Evansville le5t
augl7 GEO IA. TODD Civ fisvt
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MkD 81! 81 fak IsMTkTE OF MissSuRI. I'd"

THE regular Medical Department Of the Mia
sour University will commence on the hrt OF November
ls5f and will continue until the fret OF March ls55
course OF preliminary lectures VIII be delivered y the
Professors OF the nsttu free Of charge sob
intimately with their respective departments
the of October ending the ofNs
yemher.
Clinical lectures will also be delivered either at the City Hoe
pa the City Dspensary during the month Of De-
tober we'll as during the entire regular session
to urssf tree
Medical Faculty.
JOHN s. MOORE ID. Professor Of Theory and Prae-
tice.
JOSEPH n. MCDOWELL. IL. d. Professor Of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER HoPrON. NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES. NJ d.. Professor Of Maeris Medea. Their
aps uties and Medical Botany
e. DEMING. NJ. D.. Professor Of Pathology and Clinical
Medicine.
JR ALLEN, NJ D. ProfessOrOf Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
PAXTON SPENCE. NJ. D.. Professor Of PhysiOOsy and
nj and Special
= DRAKE MCDOWELL. NJ. D.. Demoastrator.
TEkMS;-Fee for full course Of lectures for the d.
pioma 80 for admission the Dssecng Demes-
STATIONS $40. Mstrcaiaton fee
Good boarding be obtained distance
College for from 81 o % per week.
Students and others. desiring further viii
please address the Dean Of the Faculty.
JOS. n. MCDOWELL NJ d.
augz3-lwdA2mw Dean o Medical
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-24

uNR0M the subscriber. Sunday, August s 1888 Phillip
Stanebrook. Inden,ured apprentice aged 10 years
said apprentice and scar mme diatey
above of his All persona are orhd hartorne him
or trusting him on my account. JOEL MILLS.
aug2G3w
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$1,000 TO $4,000.
TINE writer will sell valuable interest the manufacture
In Evansville. Of an article xhch every family aad every
body day where aud which the PEOPLE VIII
have as tried The hut trne II !:
EASILY introduced Sales quekprohs IS cent and
compettion-a Tie business no
pertinent 1t has been established and well te-ted
Address Box 4ss hieago p o. ral name and the
reply will soon eonvince any enquirer. sugz3-it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
rnom thu Arb.Ov Journal pec 81.

We are enabled after oonsdsrAble dill ,ulty In pr,
curing tss figures present the annual statement o
the quantity and Of the articles which have passed
through the canals OF the state during tbs just
co'ed We taye only time TO say tina. the exhibit OK
trnsIy gratifying presents, At glance. the magni
tuos OF tns int nal commerce of the State and the
oesy for the promp enlargement OF the chief lines Of
communication with the Wst. The incoming Legislature
could bave no more pungart argument presented 70 them
and trust that IL may its Legitimate influence
fscuiirg immediste action The tables were carefully
compiled iron tine Official eturas received from the Canal
solctors tfoes In New York Albany, wsst Troy, and
Wsterford:--
STATEMENT SHOWING THE TOTAL QUANTITY or EACH
ARTICLE WHICH CAMETO THE HUDSON RIVER IN
TIM yKAss 1851, 1852, AND 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

.ors thu. - half Of the whole number Of deaths.
he dissssss eft prsvalsat among them oonvnsons
nd cholera afantum and these more fatal and more
sQusnt during the than In any other 30 ,son
Ne have repeatedly called public attention to one Of the
euminsut causes Of death among them but the evil IL
km tolerated, and effective means have been taken
check It, We sluds to the sale of sdultsrsssd and
VIII milk which Is one OF the most deadly posons that
Sould be given to children.
ma third table, giving csmpa ratvs statement OF the
hoIs mortality Of the city during the 1862 and 1885,
peculiarly interesting, showing the increase or do
reese In the number Of deaths from various diseases
Turing those periods. While the deaths from consunp
lion, congestion, and dropsy, have Increased very
bon sidsrably it 10 subject for oopgratulation
hat the mortality from fever and other diseases has Do
seassd TO great extent.
One OF the signal Gestures presented in the bills OF
Mortality Is the great dsproportoa between the number
deaths among the Fro the fourth table when
recaptuaton Of the total monthly returns OF deaths
the year 1852 with the age and sex, sppsars that
here were 722 more deaths among males than females
that year. but TO countsrbalancs this II must be TO-
rendered that thsrs arc larger number Of the former
om This il necessary provision Of nature; Tor were
otherwise there would be great dsproporon In the com
atvs number OF the A proof Of the fact that
hsrs are larger number Of males bsrn We need only 70
r 70 the tabls OF births From this II appears that OF
he whole number born during the Ave months included
shs table, 55s-4 44s were Males and whom the law
r the registry Of births shall have bssn In active opera
for two or three years. win have moro convincing
|idsnce Of this fact.
The tabls showing the number Of marriages for tina
I've months already named, presents wide nsld for the
pesulatons Of the philosopher 1t Il amusing to OBJ
r how the number of marrying females dminshss after
certain" age, If age can be called certain whom aP
sd to women. Twenty Ave appears to b their oulmina
hing point, and this once passed, the number "grow
mall BY degrees and beautifully less"
Taken altogether the statstics Of Life and death which
10 present this morning, rspsts With suggestions for
kny who may ind time ct this period Of merry mailing
Nd fsstivity to glance at them.
The following tables show the number Of deaths from
Esrous diseases, reported in each month, during
Iss:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Vhe TRADE u - G0DolD-Valuablo 8tatlDelOSs
ion - Alsa.y Argus, De. al
and obsins Celss - the onss in this city, for the
following oenpse - sssusats ssatsu Of the move
ment Of property, - u eanas 10 and from this point
this year and lAs IN description Of the different kinds
Of property the aunuy, and the average value Of each
article.
The arst stassns.A yssss.ss the kind, quantity and
the canals, durisS isso
The second, ~ ssassmsat Of the property left 1t
IN , ,si.s '.s'n'as tn. property cleared
The iHuIiA, . q sass.s.s of this property ols.r.d
We ont srsssi 70 ths reports OF collectors At other
points have also - rot1Dsd TO the Canal Department.
and hope TO b o5oeooe y ~ oompsts statement Of
the business o. 1eonnAls before our readers.
Nsanshis, ~ Isnn6 d this point are Of great in
The sssrsss.. go q Dselsrty arriving ss Albany
being - iarsnp this year last Of lac. 400
The asrssssst6ags 4 pso,srty cleared from ALBANY
this year Ho s1oe against III os4 tons last year
being IN inerease 4 = - toas.
The asyrsgeee i.son = tonnage Of property arriving
and olsarsd . Annvs thk year over last 10 1872 sos
tons 80
The vslas e pss1v suvis0 at Albany this rear. Is
e32 020 0t2 a0R10 ~ 106 last year.. being an In
grease this yseE 80 - q ~, ss0,s65.
-. ne e. y,lss E 10y sss,sa 4 Ab.ay this yssr is
n. sn.ge -. q - valss q property arriving
'' 4s s: .ss. ss. "a az 4 q: ' ss
isst ysss s. = 49, yesr q - so,s sSS ~
essAl& =; insyyo0x HQw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
THIRTY.THIRD CONGRESS.

All Of the judges are democrats but Mclean and Curts
who are wings.
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The Law Courts Statistics.

Decisions were rendered yesterday in the Court
Superior Court, and Common Pleas, which will make An
addition In the years. business to that published In the
tables In the HERALD on Saturday.
In the Supreme Court general term, Afty.six cases
were decided yesterday, which WI make the total
In the Superior Court general term, nine were
decided, which will make the total of that court. l42
In the special trm Of the Superior Court two cases
were decided, which win make the total Of that
T. .h c d.; $40
cases were decided, which win make the total Of
that court. 237
the United States District Court additional de-
cision was rendered
MARINE COURT.
In the statsi Of the Marine Court the name OF Noses
D. Gale, Esq, the courteous Clerk was accidentally
omitted.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

Governmsnt for 1854.
Wings in italics; national democrats In Ro0Aa; fssa
sell In small capitals.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
HoRATfo SEYMOUR, Oneida. Governor.
sAspronD 4. CHURcu. 0rlns :. Lsutsnant @ vernog.
Elias W Leorssporfh, Onon Secretary Of Stats.
james N. Cock, Saratoga. .Comptroller.
EiJridoe O. SpaidiNo Erie. ). Treasurer.
Ogden Hoffman, New York. Attorney General.
JOHN Clark ............... State Engnssr 0arvV0,
Hemvy Fashu9A, 0svego....1
Frederick Folett, GeDesss. }OAnAl CommissionGrl
Cmre'sw Cordensr, Msntgo
The above xospt the Governor) eoasttuts ~ unaas
Board whish WIN staad wings, one nAuoaaa dsns3
orat. and one frss soiss.l
Robert Temple. Albany .AdjutAnt 0shsraa.
Daniel Lee, New York. -. .Commsary General
fSsrpcToRs oy sTArx PRISONS
Henry storms, Of New York
William p. Angel Of Cattsxan9us.
Thomas Kktpatzisk, Of Albany.
JUDICIARY.
Arrnus
soupossd Of eight Judges, u vssa Zen - sassSss
y ~ 1sesA y Axss. Il sshs ysar. - 90 aas1Ga
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TotaI..... l 7ls se6 ss6 1,4l9 6I3 lIO7
The following List Of the arrivals from foreign
ports with the number Of passengers for the past thirteen


glance st the Above shows how greatly the commerce
Of New York. ard consequently the prosperity Of the
whole country has Increased during the past thtsss
years. Durag The pest year the arrivals from foreign
ports osy shta hundred Of being double those Of
lsl whiIs tAs iasss n The number Of passengers is
moro than quadru41ea-
The arrivah Of Dansagsn from California this ysar
ga Over ls Bot sons three thousand below the
arrivals thsnss IN 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Oeatns IN FnaAaaeiPnla during tho Year
JANUARY
l-Jaoob Duntoa sgsc 70 years; highly rsspecta sls
M-Nahsn rrottse, aged GO years, . very successful
merchant leaving ate Of $500 O0o amssssd by deal
Ing in Tin, coppsv, b, and discountng paper.
nrns Of Dunlap Orossmsn, and Dunlap 4 Jones, well
known IN New York.
o.s tim. p.nss ,s. sr
MARCH
e.Jsmss PAttos, Jr.; extensive dealer In turpsn-
ls-Charles watsou sgad 81 years. for 50 years the
most fash ionabs merchant tailor In street
where he resided I'LL his death, leaving . handsome
le-CoIorsl John j. Nec~hsu aged 40 years; the Com
missioner o. Lssns sent BY Governor Bglsr TO England in
the preceding year.
e-J.cob Culp sgsd eS years; having some years be-
fore n tired nom the grocery trade.
Son Co.. hssiy I:sSses.Sls Gsrnsa merchant ''
~ Joshua Enlen. eyed % years; formerly President
27-samusl Brooks, agsd Is years; : retired and we'll
ciai Bark Of Psnssylvaais.
11-Jsmss r. GsmmIl aged 4s years Of the arm OF
Gemmil Pratt hone rabls man, Of excellent repute
8l-Thomas q. Hogs aged 81 years, formerly In the
M@John Price wethsri, aged SO years; President OF
S %os his 8 W:
spectacle merchant In Law Of Mr.. Brooks, msption
Cd In this account
2S.-hr. joseph + Aathsr, aged 90 years, retired
merchant
sErTIxBER
4-J0seph Pleamnts. aged % years. An active man Of
buiness, formerly Of the nrm Of J. MctauAhan Co.
"a ID: Otis BLOOD assd "a years. the originator Of
Bloods Despatch
25.-Raisy sharpsss, aged 81, Of the arm Of Kimbsr
sharpless pubhahers and booksellers.
OCTOBER
6-Jaoob y. Ihomas aged "a years; President Of the
Commercial Bank OF formerly and many
years partner In the house Of Thomas Martin an emil
neat house. esabshed by his father ct least
forty years ego.
22-Toplf Johnson, aged As years. of the Arm Of T. Il
j. " johnson Law book sellers and pubhshsrs
N-Josiah " Gibbs, sged 50 yssh, OF the arm Of j.
W Gibbs Sons importers OF cloths.
u Edmund George, aged So years, Of the Arm Of T.
6. George, importors Of iron.
NOVEMBER
4.-Jsmes Collins, aged 28 years. Of the Arm Of No.
Cutcheon Collins, heavy produce commissior house
Joseph r. Massey aged AZ years. Of Il Arm Of Worre
Coates Co.. rich dry goods importers william T. Burk
hart sged ~ years. formerly Of the Arm Of Peasles Sims
Co., dry goods jobbsrs Joseph Trotter aged II years.
FOR many years President Of the Bank Of
and brother OF the Mr. Trosr before mentioned this
account.
william Wilson, sgsd rs years, Of the arm Of vii.
liam Wilson Co. Wholesale srooers.
lb.-Dr John A. Ehinton, Alderman, and protector Of
Monument Cemetery.
1t Ii remarkable that upon one dayths 4th OF Novsm
ber-no less than four wen known merchants died
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Commerce OF the Port or New York.
10 Mr. James Thorns Of the United States Revenue De-
pasnent We are indebted for the annexed table Of
rivals ct this port from foreign ports for the year 1858
There have arrived during the year from foreign ports
l.l07 vessels Of Vhich there vere-
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THIRTY.THIRD CONGRESS.
TKnA 00hNRORD FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1858, AND
TERMINATES MARCH 4, 1860.
SENATE
me Senate consists two Senators from each STATE
hsrs are thrty-oss States, represented By Axtytwo
Senators.
WAss N IiaIie dcsocrad ta Romo~. Thox married.
y 3. avs FRA Sotvs, " Abol9somsas ", noH eoacf a.
0Wto~ MN. q r., gox sI~ssd a. Syah~n ~ Sate Rtehs
MHs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,..."ASbyq HshiaA
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House will consist OF two hundred and thirty foss
members and ave territorial delegates tsrrtssy
having been formed ct the last session. Wis., wAhiagoas
The delegates, however, have vote
SPEAKER
Linn Boyd........ Kentucky Salary $40 pr dAy.
Z Gal, daa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

The following tables show the number Of marriages and
births for the months OF July, August September, Oc-
tober. and November -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

pittabuyg- FLRNING & BRoTHERs, 10. 60 IS
e. und BY nluIss generally lei5-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10

AZ ihNktuAhtE NEniciNf,-lt So but seldom we hu
dn0us ths many emedea offered 10 te public for TO cure
ci disease one we consent 10 commend urwmro fi
tues we ave able 90 DISCOVER ana lnvomWays odugusy
ava ided giving uotauce ioanyihlg Chat might lead Qny
one 90 SUPPOSE at SO placed any hih in thfif pm!on
aoni, But With reference 20 remedy manu- 8ciured u
this pace, and Which has become nmliar 20 tc public
aa househoid worda we SPEAK ifom iowlcdgo of ne n
Uln7ic oHceHfrecli ifaefnphNon i0 Wlny of Ac ls OF
d o and ne seUuity with Wichit may bo used. re
alllk OF lho Aonnlicll NofVonnd ione Lnlmcn n0n4f
"a hy H.l. Car q tou Rom preeoupuon iurnshsd BY
DO Walton Carr tie ol NotgiuiuWni aud how % Wlftl
ing Onn oi ne most eminent thy1csngi H Nirgne This
mimeni IS bsaed rpon tho broad potpe ihai any rane
~ which VIII relieve external plin, Wil ilmOofy conf
rourdcd be equally ecacous in cmnVif Internal 1ec
lions principle tiat has been successfully loycu ct
po iu ita acQni end yer revealing be- ii1 eeciq opoWcr
more ircredhc rerclin ihu moot hiddtu eineWg OF man
and heaei and yci being nuoyora e tuo weakest u1ut
H. agn py ar ne cttFu unue in thc market being
pat up ln loliles tWicl aa large ne m1oiiy td u8
nutth larger than Do largest hlside1 heing more anlour
times as anon3 We commend 81 10 those in went Of
$40 uud ccruinremeiY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-10
MDNHY BRRRfRi
krsenaiofoi 90 umild SAFES


ANN hihmoni lfl valuable fm1nny IN iho iieltntn OF
souc o c most oruidoho dircate8 with which h OUT
loi iocpnieUdi ofin1lduce, nfsl1Ho ofibf Hufi sf
lgHNa iF horol8hand continued anMioauono tnla
hnimt1t over thercgion OF Tie Affected onh ifte ON
frWte omdthic ilfclto1 rf uncc dieahfd Of mote
lhan hl hor torrol1, plricnarlf 1mQnl children 'nd
uQi,tui OF m0,ieIs, we're lhoy allowed ioapc1k WQmd
WITH go DIE coqtcncc ul ceiling aid duccuuu hcat ttlr
united ioiumony iuile hc thar q Bad sale tltir chill.
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