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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-11

McWair e. Hervey
RE opening daily their First Stuck OF Spring Goods
N comprising all kinds of
DRESS GU0ES, B0NNETS. RIBBONS. &c.
Also well selected Prints end all descriptions
OF Domestic wear. No. 30 Main street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-11

Messrs. Mortimer j. MISREPRESENTATION Having been
afflicted with III Liver complaint oil 10 years standing.
hereby, The benefit oil the afflicted pleasure
i'll announcing that alter using bottles your HamI
toms TIncuIc, found ii had accomplished pc cure
have used different medic nom time time, bet
have bio 20 account for any appa ent good and
IL lsI essns TO stricken lun1nty thai Thai medicine is
human Iiic The many cures 1t wrought suCent
guarantee OF the beneficial results which may be exlcrenc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

Dlt Is scarcely more than year ago
that the Know Nothings were first heard
or known Of as political party they car
ried few unimportant elections, but no
one supposed that they would ever become
formidable, or their power felt beyond mere
local elections. But results have proved
most emphaticalIy the falcy of this opinion.
The late election in Massachusetts, is en-
trely Unprecedented in the annals of poili-
cal history. This mysterious party, which
arose as but yesterday, have swept the
State, and completely annihilated both the
old political parties, and all the outside par
ties that were known or recognized. The
probabilities are that the Know No,hings
will sweep the country, from cast TO west,
and from north to south, for while how
long this will continue, of course, We are
unable 10 say, because we are not OF the
initiated, and do not know anything of their
principles, organization, objects to be ac-
compliShcd, &C., except what little infor-
nation we have gathered from the newspa.
pers. 1t is certainly formidable party,
and one which is destined to triumph all
over the country; the Know Nothings will
unquestionably elect the next President Of
the U. S. by an almost unanimous vote.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

r0RDIAL LIFE PRESERvER. - War
" r,nted IA saic and efectuai remedy Tor all
complaints of the stomach and bowels as lncip-
ient Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Imam
tum, Dyscnery, Diarhrea. Indigestion or D,a-
pepsia, Sour Stomach and Costivcness, Children
when Tecthiug.
The virtues Of this medicine have been test
Cd by thousands who huvr been hene fitted aud
permanent, curedby it when all ether +, m,dics
have utterly failed.
The CORDIAL LIFE PRESERVER is
cl"an.ine, warming, soothing, healing aud
strengthening Z" the Stomach aud the Bowels. 4.
Manufactured by
MARY REED STALL,
an experienced nurse Of Taunton, Mass D., the
original inventor, who has in her possession
responsibility in Tauaton and vicinity, (must oi
whom have uscd it in their families for vca J.,
and at whose suggestion the invcnior has b Ell
induced to offer il for sae,) testify ing IN the
strongest m,uicr TO its efficacy, and recommends
ing il with entire confidence Ia the public.
Persons. using tue Cordial Life Preserver
must rjoi be discouraged, il one hottie not
cure their complaints immcdiatcly-ihe, mast
continue To use IL, as all cases a,c not aiike,-
and cure is sure 10 follow.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 25 cts, 50 cts, ard II per bottle.
Geo. W. Martin, Taunton, Mass, General
Agent, to whom all business commun cations
must le addressed.
Fer sale in Newport. by HAZARD & CAS-.
WELL, Apoihrc,ries' Hall, Washington So,
aud lIall Of Pharmacy, Thames street, Il. J.
TAYLOR, l02 Thames street ; aIso by u. II.
YOUNG, corner Of Parade, An G. q. HAN
by, opposite Perry Mill, Thames-st.
a23-SWd&N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
COM MERCItI MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

PRovIDESCE, U L.
ONCE Ia Franklin House corner of South Main al
College Streets.
Insure ayains Fire and Marine Risks on favoIn
BILE terms ~ other stock Companies.
Capital 100000
This Company affords the same security as othe
stock Companies with the additional advantage .,
the Insured of sharing equally with the Stockholders
the Nett Earnings of the business, withou' any lie,
biity to assessment.
DIRECTORS
Thomas darkness. Amos n. Beckwith,
Crrny Taft, Ilenf, Lippiit,
Truman BeCkwiih Hosea liaon, Jr,
Tho mas !. Stead, Henry g. Mathewson
william A Robinson James q. Anthony,
James y. smith, John n. Mason,
A. B. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings Barstow, Edward Pearce,
Charles u. Dabney, George w. Chaplin,
Charles l.. Fisher, William J. King,
Cyrus Taft, Joseph Carpenter,
Cyrus d. Manchester, Seth Padeiford,
Earl +. Mason.
THOMAS HAIKNES5, President.
Gro. e. ARNOLD, Sccr'y.
Application per mnil for Insurance TO this Compa
ny will receive prompt attention.
f23 d&wly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
The Earl Of AidJorough and Hollopay's

The Earl Of AidJorough and Holloway's
Pins.--An astounding cure by this miracu-
lous medicine after every other means had
failed. See extract from his lordship's let
ter, dated "Vila Messina, Leghorn, Feb.
81, 1854. To Professor Holloway Sir,
beg 10 acquaint you that your pills have
effected cure Of disorder in my liver and
stomach, which all the most eminent Of the
faculty at home and all over the Continent
had not been able To efiect-nay, not even
the waters Of Carlsbad or Maricnbad.-
(SigneD ALDDoRoUGH." These wonder
ful Pills will cure any disorder of the liver
and stomach.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

UJ"Tiis morning, about quarter past
o'clock, a fire broke out in the rear part OF
Judson's Hotel, Broadway. The flames
spread with such rapidity that the boardcrs
had barely time to escape with their lives,
and to take with them some articles Of
iewelry and wearing appar |. Many, how
\ ever, saved nothing except what was On
their person when the fire was discovered.
The entire building, which extended from
Broadasy to Trinity place, was SO quickly
pervad'd by smoke that it was impossible to
save much.
The fire spread through most parts of
the building in less than / 5 minutes after it
first made its appearance, and by 10 O'Clock
little remained but the exterior walls. The
centre walls fell in with a tremendous
crash about half-past o'clock, and the
fire seemed to increase and endanger tie
costly stores adjoining, but was happily
checked.
The frcmen promptly responded to the
alarm for this conflagration, but we heard
complaints OF bad management on the part
of the Chief Engineer However, from The
fierce manner in which the fire ragged i'm.
mediaIcly after its breaking out, there
seems to have been but a poor chance to
save the establishment under any manage
ment. The fire was said to originate from
one of the heaters in use to warm the house.
Some of the servant girls belonging to the
hotel remained in the building rather too
long after the fire broke out, and had to be
rescued from the windows and balcoDies.-
No person was injured.
Judson's Hotel has recently been kept by
J. g. p. O'Grady, whose individual loss is
said to be serious. The loss on the build
ing and contents is probably $60,OO0 or
$4,000, which is principally covered by
insurance.
The confusion was so great about the
ruins that our reporter could not learn the
names of the Companies that have suffered.
The loss sustained by boarders will proba-
bly, amount to $40, O,OO0.--N. Y Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

The Late Mrs. Hamltoa.-The last
rites were performed ovorthe remains OF the
late Elizabeth Hamilton, at Trinity Church,
New York, on Saturday. Rev. Drs. aDar-
rian and Hawks conducted the services,
which was peculiarly affecting. The re-
mains were deposited in Greenwood Gene
terry.
Elizabeth Hamilton was the daughter of
Philip Schuyler, the American Revolution
ary General, and was born in Albany in
1853 She accordingly lacked but four
years of the completion of ccnturyof ex-
istence. AT the age OF twenty-five she was
married to General Alexander Hamilton,
who at that time was one Of General Wash
ingtou's Guards, with the rank Of Lieuten-
anti Colonel. She survived her husband a
little more than fifty years. After the fatal
event which terminated his life, she remain
cd for several years in Now York, devoting
herself to acts Of bcnevclence; and while
she commanded tho grateful veneration of
the poor was regarded with profound esteem
by all classes Of society. OF late years
Mrs. Hamilton had resided with a daughter
ia Was ington, where although nbstaining
in a great measure from general society,
she was the center Of devoted circle Of
friends, and the object Of universal adrnira-
ton, as well as genuine lady Of the old
school, and noble specimen Of a past CEN
turx
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
Hartford Calendar.

Postmis,ress Remored. learn that
Mrs. Sarah E. Novel;, the well known
Postmistress of Chelsea, has received Of
fetal information that her services in that
capacity will not be needed after to-day
Her successor is Mr.. Gideon w. Young,
formerly of Scituate, Mass, who was ap-
pointed to a place in the Boston Custom
House by President Polk, which he held
for eight years. Mrs. NOVEL; is widow
lady Of talent and amiabilty, and u general
favorite with the towns people. We pre-
aume the Administration is 40 weak now
that it can make war only with women. -
Boston Telegraph.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

Trials of an Editor.-The Green Bay,
(Wis.) Advocate is edited by good Demo-
crat, who, leaving home during tho recent
canvass, put his wife in charge Of his news
paper Unfortunately she is Wing, and
being "strong minded" forthwith promulga-
I'D doctrines, the mere mention Of which
Mortified her husband. Discovering that
there was an euemy in the camp, he hast
encd back and has concluded not to employ
his wIc again in an editorial capacity on the
eve ofelsction.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

Shipment Of Corn and IVhiskeyt TO France.
The New York papers announce for the
first time in long period, the shipment
last week from that port Of GO,000 bushels
OF corn for Havrc, at a freight of 10 cents
per bushel. Some Indian corn, it is said /,
has long been grown in the south of France
but not enough, in the falling of OF the
wine crop, to supply The demand for distil-
ling purposes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
DAGIIERREOTYPES
fVFNNFVIl y TT
ID Washington Square, over hpo'hecsrie.

III WashIngton Square, over Apothec,rics'
j q Hall, J. HENRY TILLEy, having re
suinrd the Dnguerreo,ypc business, invites the at
teniion of the public 10 his facilities for taking
Likcnesscs, out-dntr views, Stcreosropes, Cay
ons. etc. etc. Being provided With all the ht
-st improved apparatus, be- will be enabled to
produce the most satisfactory reSult' for all who
M, favor him with n trial. on the mo,t reason-
able terms. at his Rooms as above. Entrance in
Meeting ST
mi Gov
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

HARPER's Magazine s,r November, contain,
ll-Napoleon Bcnaparts, the Generations oi
Fashions, Illustrated; Gen. T,ylor's Residence
Mt Baton Rouge, with Illustrations, Whom shall
We Marry The Quskers Wife, The Young
Surgeon. the Newcomes. by ". NJ. Thackersy,
With iIusrstions hw words Birds, III,
WAYS of providsnce, the Scholars oi Brionne, A
night in al old Caste, Galvanoplrsiy, some
thug Tor the ladics about cplprs, Stocprg to
Conquer, the Retro,hcd Childrcr, the Nurses
Revenge, A Grcck Carnival. monthly Record
OF Current E,cWts. EDITORS Tabb, Ed,or's la.
~ Chair, Editor's Drawer, Literary Notices,
the Odd world aud the New, With Illustrations;
with illustrations. For sale by A. J. WARD,
NJ No. 90 1ham.s-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

UAmong the arrivals in the city we
are glad to notice our friend Major Thomas
w. Sherman, of the U. s. Army. For the
last year and half he has been in COM
mand of Fort Suelling, Minnesota Terri
tory but being in poor health, he has been
temporarily relieved from duty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
HE TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2 1854

National Hotel, Washington City.-This
we'll known establishment is to be re-opened
on the a7th inst. for the reception of COIL
pany. Since its close, it has undergone
great alterations and improvements. The
Washington papers say that it will now
rank with the irst-rate houses in any part
of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

pMessrs. Fetrdge g. Co., Of Boston,
have in press work illustrative of South
ern life, from the pen of Mrs. II. Marion
Stephens; it is entitled "Hagar, the Mar
tyr"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

10 KH People Wih.--Thc English
Government has lately contracted with a
London manufacturer for thiriy-fiye mil
lion cartridges and ffy--two thousand bomb
shells. twill take a year to complete the
contract.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

THE WINDHAM BANK RoBBERY.-Thc
balance of the money stolen from the Wind
ham Bank has been recovered. 1t was
found secreted under the anchor of the
steamboat on which they were arrested
The persons arrested gave their names as
John Jones, Henry J.. Wilson, John Scott
and Peter Nj. Crandal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

Although Emery has, been sought for in
nil parts OF the world, it has been only
found in two places---in the island of Naxos,
in Greece, and a few spots in Turkey
The annual production is at present limited
to two thousand tons of Naxos stone and
sixteen hundred tons of Turkish.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

There are two reasons why you should
no. interrupt an editor when he is writing.
One is, tits apt to put him out-the other
is, You might get put out yourself.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
DARADISE FARM FOR SALE

DARADlSE FARM FOR SALE
l. This Farm is pleasantly situated in Mid
dletown, X. l., on the Beach Road, 3 mil 8
from Newport, and half mile from the Beach,
containing tweaty-tour acres. The prospect
from pm d,sc Rock, from which the farm takes
its name, is not equalled by any other on the
lslhi. commanding rs i does, an ocean view
from Marth,'s Vineyard on the East, TO Block
Island and Point Judith on the West, with u
fine view ot East and West rivers, and of the
surrounding cWntry on the North. The view
from the house is not surpassed by any in the
vicinity. Unt,c Farm is a 2 story dwsling
House, 2 Barns, CRIB, Carnage house, shed
md other out buildings, together with an Ice
house, Hot house ,35 by ID f., rain water stern
Of 1900 gallons, an Orchard Of choice Fruit
Trces, &c. &c. An indisputable title will b;
givea. For terms, apply to SAMUEL A.
Parker, lis Thames ST. Newport, ISAAC
BARKER. near the premises, or
JOSEPH A. BARKER, Providence.
j,-dSw
DUCK Skin Mil,cns anil Gloves--5O dozen
ID lust reed from the Manufacturer and foe
sale by the dozen or single paIr.
N. R.--rhe above lot IL Mittens and Gloves
vary in price FROM 25 cents to $500 and is the
most comphtc assortment oi good m,ttens and
gloves ever offered ia this market. Is this 10,
is Few pair Of Beaver, Russian Dog, Fawn aud
BUCK Skin GauntIetts Of superior quality for
drivers. Also, a good assortment OF Indian
Tan Drivers Gloves. let every driver call
and get pair at tho wholesale price,
at l52 Thames-st. J IL CoZZENS.
s22
EtNE Razors, pen anu pocket knives aud scissors
L for sale b. An STEVENS. l'6 Thames st.
TEA Fresh Grrcn aud Black reas. of SUI
i perior quality, jupt reed at ~ hoad Il
i22 CORNELL & DENNIS.
NIOrtCE.--Margarei Chalonor IA prepared 60
~ preserve Ounces, &c, nj her residence "a
Levin street, near the Catholic Church, or Rt the
residences Of customers, s2llm
MOOR Mats, towel stands umbrella dishes, pals,
" steves, poroeiun cooking utensils, fot sale az the
Hardware aud furnishing store of
al A ". STEVENS, l56 Thames u.
NrEW MILLINERY GOODS, jus, received
~ and now opening, at i32 Thamcs street.
sss IRA FRENCH.
HORSE and Bnggy Tor sale arply to " ~.
IL YOUNG, Parade corner. s2z
TUE Dver,ing, Pathetic, and humorous Nd
Il ventures of Mr.. Sydenham Greenfnch Cen
tleman, aud of his Friends in London, with ma
merous Illustrations. Price 25c. For sale nj
TIILEy'S,
- Opposite ~, Cihce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
coo n BUSHELS prime Western mixed
UUOO oorn just received and for sale by
o2S I'll. B. q. w. PERRY.

'l'OURJEE'S MUSICAL EnroRIvx,
L No. 50 North Main at. Mount Hope Block,
Fall River.
The latest and most improved Pianos and Me-
lodcon- il the world, Tor which the FIRST
PREMIUM has been awarded.
Old Pianos taken in exchange Tor new. Pia-
nos and Melodeons 10 let.
The subscriber il now making still greater ia
ducements to keep the lead in his large aud .x-
tensive assortment ol Musical Merchandise, and
now offers at still lower rates, Instruments OF
all kinds.
Persons residing M distance, and unable TO
visit the city. may rest ntsurcd Of receiving as
perfect an Instrument G ordered by latter as
though selected w themselves personally. In
s,rurnents packed with the greatest care in q
strong box, and fully warranted.
Sheet Music sent 10 any part Of the country,
free of postage.
All orders promptly executed. -
a2O-6n EBEN TOURJEE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
LEiilGII COAL /!

I HAVE n small quantity OF this very desira-
L ble coal on hand those in want wall do we'll
to secure il mt once. Also the best qualities
Of L,kens Valley, Red and White Arh Coals
con stanily OF hand. Also, Bricks and Lime as
usual. CHARLES WILLIAMS.
ol0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
DY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
- TIE HYDROMAGEN,
Or Waterproof, -Consumpfive
CORK SOLES,
Manufactured by
nARCOURT, BRADLEY & co. \,


a Markat-st., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, 1902 w God street, heap
side, London, England. American Es,ab-
hshments, 3S Ann street and l02 Nassau st.,
New York, U. ).
The ii, dromagen is "a valuable discovery for
protecting the ieet from damp or cold, ani there
fore preventative Of many Lung diseases, with
out any dnctoriny whatever. The Iiydrorhag,n
is in The form Of sole, and worn inside the boot
or shoe. Its medcated character ~ a powerful
antdUtc To disease.
For gentlemen il will be found agreeable, warm
and healthy, to wear in the coolest weather, as
,he foot Cannot become wet IL the II, dronagen
is inserted. Ladies may wear the ,htest
20 ed boots or shoes in the most inccment wealth
er with impuniiy /; While Consumption, 50 prev
alent among the youug Of our coun,ry, may be
ihwarl"d by their general adoption. Tn, y en-
tIely supersede over-shOcs, as the latter cause
the feet to perspire IN very unhealthy manner;
aud, besides, are not dangerous wear To podes-
trains in ICY weather, like India rubbers.-
While the latter cause the ,cet to appear cs.
tremey large. tn" i!I !Idronngcn, tcug u nr,r
thu slice "i cork, prepared peculiarly, placed
inside, does not increase the s,a Of the hort ar
cnuse the foot To appear uniidy. To Chiid,cn
they aie extremely v,uabir,as they INA, engage ~
exercise with comfort and h-althy effects
Their expense II so light a. 10 scarce DeG,l men,
ton ; besdcs those who patrOnizr them NJ
Gud their yearly doc,of's bills much diminish
Thereby.
As the IIydromagcn is becoming more known
its sale is increasing to almo,t incredible, cx-
tent. Last year in London, Manchester. i.irn-
ingham, Liverpool, Glasgow, Iced. Dublin, Pa
rs, Antwerp, iI,nhurg, and Berlin, sales
reached 1872, $50 pairs Of Cork Soes. 3hi.
year the number will Ear surpass that.
! Ask the Faculty their opinion OF their value IA
preventative Tor Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthin,,, and Consumption.
Mems Size, pr. pair, s5 Cents.
Ladies' do. do 80 do
Boys 4 Misses do 70 do
N,ticc.-Frum the Retail pnces make
very lberal allowance to Jubbers and " holcsal-
crs, SO that ary storekesper may make y iuc
proht on their sale, while they are an aitic'c
that may be kept in any store, among any class
Of goods.
For terms apply TO
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
s9-3m 80 Ann street, New York.
L'RENCH Porte Monualcs oi hne qu,hIt-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

A FRESH bt Of prunes IN j,rs and boxes,
"A ,hi, day received at CARR's, III Thames
street. nj
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
WANTED.

WANTED-A .mar,, active Boy, to attend
w office. Appl, to CHAS. WILLIAMS.
JlT CITY Coal Yard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

A FEW steady boarders can be accoInmoda
II ted with Board, on reasonable terms, dur.
ing the fall ana winter months, nj the Pheuix
House, No. 80 Levin street.
ol0 ROBINSON & RAY ,Proprietors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23
FARM ER'S MUTUAL
FIRE SURANC CE
COMPANY.

OF X II O ID T. ISL "A N d.
THIS Company insu,es all kinds OF property
i not extra hazardous in separa,e classes.
Mew.u,iie ,isks taken.
The expenses OF the Company are unusually
small.
HON. b. b. THURS7ON, President.
s r. KSowLs, Sec',y.
Application FOR insurance. may be made to
the Secretary at he office in East GIeenwrh,
or 10 the subscriber who is prepared to issue GER
tifcates gwiog immediate insurance upon ~ pit
cation 10 him al his office, No. So corner OF
Spring and Prospect Hill st.
m4Iy SElH w. MACY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

NEW Buckwheat, extra quality just received
IN at22 BroadsL CDRNEL h DENNIS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

Court OF Probate, Of Newport. Oct. 30th, 1854.
fINHOMAS AYlWARD and WM. GLEN
l. LEN, Executors Of the will Of Thomas
Roach, late OF Newport, dec. present their
account on said estate tor allowance, and there-
with present in writing their resignation Of said
Trust II Executors, pray this court to discharge
them and appoint John Roach Of Newport, or
some other suitable person administrator with
the will annexed on said estate the Same are
received and referred Tor consideration to a
Court Of Probate to I've holden Mt the city clerks
ofic-, on Monday, the 27,h Of Nov. neat, at 10
oselock, II. IN. Notice is ordered TO lie gwen
thereuf oneo week for three successive weeks
il the Daily News. that all persons interested
may appear at sn,d time and place and show
cause II any, why said account should no, he sl-
lowed and the resignation of the Executors ac-
ceptod aud John Roach or some other suita de
person be appointed administrator with the will
annexed on said estate, and the balance of SAID
estate paid and delivered TO the administrator
with the will annexed.
o2i II. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-23

LYME Celery npd Pu.hy, do Sliusge Ge,.
Il from il. gafien apl for sale ~
"a X. WILSON'S, ~ vi 90. .'--.t