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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIYEA
RAILROAD
ytpzu,y KiLLrD-ExGIyrxRs LEo

FIREMAN KiLLTD-ENGINEkRS LEG broken.
Last evening fatal accident occurred this ine ~
freight train that ef Albany clock in the morning
and arrived al safe Hsnhaanyle about clock 4ss
evening when the engine being out OF wood and wafer
we detached with hs tender from the train and ssut down
to Thirty frss for supply On their the engineer
tried 10 the engine approaching the trucks e
went stiff that ne called the fireman TO assist him and
before they could accomplish they came in collision With
tie trucks the engine then reversed herself and dsached
fran the tender ran about mile, when she stopped
Il is supposed tie engineer and fireman slipped between
tie engine and tender and both rebounding smned them
The freran was hart about tbs ribs and died IN one hour
aherwsi The engineer had leg broken and the other
seriously injured.
The engineer Mr. Stephen Pray hssbsen with the Com.
p1ny about two yesr ard Is very steady man. The
ergne was one called the Cumberland and built in
jersey. Shs has always gone very stif
Orr reporter could not learn the OF the fireman fr
certain owing 70 the late hour when they got to the City
sbou. o'clock but believe ii 20 be Thomas Collins He
bad not been long in the COnFsnys service His body
was taken Thirty fists: End given to bis fnss
The passenger train following Delayed '.ost two
hours
No dsmsge done to other engine or tender
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Feb %
TIE NEw.YoRk WEEKLY TarpuyR for this week

THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following.
IEDiTORl AIS; Wal al LIST Mr. Buchanan Fresh Di-
plomsfie Flunkoy; lat Fraud T. The Drawn;
treek Church; Abbot's Napoleon; Phlaaolpha;
Nebrs,is; The Fighting on the Danube &c
N TEE VOICE OF THE NORTH No Slavery Extension
Moyemepts Opposition to The Nebraska Bill
Ill THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letters from Cores
ron dents A. p. c. and Karl MARI
~ LITERATURE AND ART IN ENGLAND: From
Cerresroneent
ymR MASON AND HIS LIVERY; From Cores
koneeni W L. J.
VI. .aeSICULrUR, AND HORTICULTURAL From
Correspondent Otsege
VII CELEBRATION OF WASHINGToS'S BIRTHDAY.
VIM RFyIFw OF THE WEEK Giving isnsed and
eonspeuous important eveuts that hays ec-
cared the United States Europe japan and Liberia
~ xxxIld CONGRESS- Giving the most important Proeed
q q the Senate Of the United States
X THE CANAL VOTE ofeial
xNEw PUBLICATIONS. History Of Jeseisss County in
The State of New York
VII 5Hr LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
vii MARRIAGES and DEATHS
VIZ eryIFw OF THE MARKETS; Reports Of the Stock
Grain Provision ard csitls Markets FcTy fgy and sps
cslly reported foE The Tribune -. -, ~.
einse eoples wrappers can o. ooselea " I0 0aA 80
Cn.nt,ns Room this morning Price o. eens -. g. ..
scrsc sirTcxOns copy fos y.sr - rre eo,s. 20
Eve cores as copes s12 81" twenty e04ea 10 one 10
dress $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

In the Senate yesterday Mr. FRssEyDES, the new
Senator from Maine. appeared and was sworn heisfs
SEWARD and CHASE presented large number oil pc
tiiions against the repeal OF the Missouri Compromi'e
Mr. SHIELDS presented the petition of the inventor OF
the atmospheric telegraph asking an appropriation OF
$4,000 10 construct his telegraph for ten miles Inc
inventor asserts that lie transmit packages "eigh
ing 500 pounds 800 miles an hour. Nr CAss pre-
sented petition asking the nterpositlon OF the Uo'
eminent of the United States with foreign powers, IN
order TO secure to American citizens abroad the en-
io,nent Of religious worship while living, and place
of senulehre and the rights OF Christan burial when
dead The Nebraska bill wss then taken up Mr.
TONES of Georgia made a speech in favor OF the
IN When Mr. Tocmbs concluded, Mr.. HUNTER OF
Virginia got the oor and the subject was postponed
The bill appropratng $SOOOO0O for the construction
eg six steam risates was then taken up and passed.
and after short Executive Session the Senate al
jturned
In The House OF Representatives Mr. WHEELER
presented tie proceedings of the mechanics OF New
York against repeal of the Missouri Compromise
The Committee on Public Lands reported back the
Senate bill granting and half millions of acres
If land 10 WISCONSIN for rai-e"5o 90 s''"t c'a'5.
rotion WAS made that the House go into Committee OF
the Whole, which was disagreed to, and then ad
ourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

MAJOR GALERooD AND THE NEBR,sEA IyDrANs.-
TRTArIs AGREED OS-Msjss GaiewoOd, Of the Council
Bluffs Indian Agency arrived in St. Louis on Monday
morning last in company wh sixteen indians from the
Nebresks Territory Of whom fourteen Chiefs and two
interpreters These Chiefs Of the following tribes
Oshss Ct;oes ard Missours-savea Of the former four
Of the second lad three Of the latter The party
their way to Washington CITY, and far their
Journey by ard. They were leave Ohio River
boat Oh Tuesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

The health of Mr. Judson Fanny Forester Is still de-
Ginning The Madi.On County Journal says "Ihs pro
.es of her decline though less rapid than 1t was during
the month Of January has no: been stayed ana we nave
mo assurance that will be She attended by one o.
The moet eminent physicians in Central NewfO and
~ev,rythng that shin can accomplish VIII be done to 70
as.ose her 70 health"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

Ii the conspratOrs at Washington need any add-
tonal evidence Of the feeling reused through the North
by the proposition 10 abrOgate the Missouri CompFo
mise they may find it in the proceedings of the meet
ing held at Boston yesterday aad reported in our
columns this morning 1t was 10 assembiage OF Abo-
licnsts FreeSoers, ana its speeches and resolves
have in them no trace Of any previous agitation Mr.
SAMUEL A. ELIOT presided, who, in 1850 as member
OF The House Of Representatives from Boston voted
for the Fugitive Slave law. Mr.. Stevenson, Mr
Hillard, the Rev. DR.. Blagdeu Robert c. Winthrop
and Abbot Lawrence, were among the speakers while
the mass of those present were conservatives, men
devoted to the Compromises of 1850 many of them
jealous friends and followers of Mr. Webster, but all
now united with every other class of that community
and indeed of the whole North with the exception Of
few Office holders, to resist the egregous perfdy of
the Nebraska bill. This meeting may be taken as an
indication of the way in which the free States regard
the new scheme of Slavery extension. Let the plot
ers who have lighted this flame beware of the
quences in store for them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

Nearly the whole time Of yesterdays session Of the
Board of Aldermen was lost in an unnecessary discus
sion created by an attempt of Aid Herrick to cast
repIoOch uron Aid Blunt in regard TO the authorship
of the Creighton resolution The City needs action from
our local legislators and not mere debate. No re-
forms promised have yet taken place and the patience
Of the public is becoming weary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
Nrvu vopK nAUY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1854

please or 70 beceft tho,s by whom Nebraska i' 70 %
settled dat this repeal is proposed NeorlskA wiz
indeed bear all the burden and suffer all the dsgr'es
All the b,Deft If any viii accrue to Messrs Fierce
and Douglas on the one hand. and TO the costonpan'
ers On the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
SEWING MACHINEs.-All persons mnkinp. selpnr on

cE"IhU
sns Sewing Machines having needle needles with
ke pci5 hereby cautioned against infringing Original
ptter Sept 10 1916 a nnses will be held respOns
Die Tie following persons licensed
fixture and sell sewns Machines under sd patent viz Me:
Wheeler, NsOn Co Grover Baker Co, the American Mag
Es se~iae Mschiu. Co. and Bsrhof Of New Nichols
ehs md A. LeloN BoEoni dessIs Woodredge, keene
Moore. Lsu1, Nsss ard 4 y. Howe of New Yort
ELIAS howE ia Psentee OF the Original Sewing Machine, Nc
sf5 Broad kegYoIk aud 10 IS HAOovor-st. Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

We learn by our dispatches from Washington, that
Gen. ARMSTRONG, proprietor of The Union and to
whom Gen. Jackson bequeathed his sword, died
in that city last evening at seven o'clock of congestion
Of the brain, in the sixty fourth year Of his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
.IuISa MACnINEs-rAnnr n rnr ~

-ENTNG MACHINES-CARD TO TIE PtBLIC.-Ihe
Boa ConoleT Patents of to- United States has adadgedtst
.ction foT letfeIs Cor Sewing Machre which
orsy Invented nd in operation W early
sea- S nc riers with al Che patents and applications for
Sewing Machines containing tho combination the
potd needle aud the Ihe making the ntcsocked tc6
Al ne parties this matter Of Interference called by
the PaentOce 30 prove the dste OF their Inventions
NureIo and Dosi respectable witnesses who sewing Ma
cline already spprzed Of But IL desirable good
Esd suece operation BY pOsits Any persons who
between the C and 1870 Sewing Mscne,
sci Dsshne In The OF late brother a. X Hunt
10 shon exhibited specimens Of its WORK shown By Mr.
G-sss Arrowoh viii coniePa great favor 1pOn and VIII
forWta righteous by informing of ther knowledge upon
TIE Subject powerful combination interested ia defeating
ch bnt with the test have the ruth prevail
would with q TO prevail overwhelmingly Address
WILLIE HuNT. No. 80 HnAsoD-s.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
Ne.o.l)ork Dailn Qrlbulef.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY p. 1854.
TO coRRrSPoNpENTs

,t,-, can he taken Con unics'3n VhseFer
Insertion must BE- authenticated hy the ns sad
.sA OF tho writer MT ueeessary i'T p1Sncliicn "a
guaranty Of his rood faith
~. Cannot undertake return rejected Communication
person scpdns irpaAi either By felsfapA
Mail other ss viii b literally paid provided soa Dy Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

To MANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHING FOR THE SUM
MIR TsgpE The ototop which lave been often made
Machine work their goods 90 not apply to SINGERS
sinJ Gahd Sewing Machines which perfect work
every description and han6sOmer than
ts sc-s bT hand Call ard these machines
SfNcaR L. Co No y Brosd rav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

In shorter time than il takes to shave CRIsTADO-
sos ExoEaSok HAN DYE viii impArt srEzled head whsk
TIE and l5os Gsoua black or brown
the fvbil of tho hair Instead Of esateT
i-s Sca and privately applied At CRisTApokos Not A'or
flnrae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

The PtladspAiA Mel Train due in tbs cy Ia, ub a.
o ,'clOck bad not arrived ;, 3clstk ri, weru.pg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

DEFIANCE SAIAMANDER SAFES, GAyLoR's PAT
PsIRieK ne sole manufacturer IN the United
celebrated sfes and C. Cols impenetrsbe
tsc ccks the bs, Safes and Locks combined
y tAe world DeD Pearlt door below Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

NNSN casa - NSSiN eSse' - ,f,.t.-~ n,
-. sc,.-., q, a.aia he ffSniicef q hsseN, ~
W - s..-SS,.ssrs NefNshns rhlraa sa' NeeH.o ava
W. Ssssss ava al cshts Wee ecA N
IA :. ", asy~xtea manusia,es snd s''N''N wy "
~ ~ NV sesni-sAs s&afsso - re -. ....r
q w - sFxsSS ,~n =, sNSk NvFAiN tSApk
L. -, ,rrseVtS stsee excclet IA MAKE aaa sioi
stka ~ r,irs. atS 81 rcmunefstins prices 10 tae
-, ~ sst.rs sAfisst< .oG a. al casfolfets
seSt srss attention 20 hs large asortfn.n
~ gNSs RkLF Ross
- N,.xs~x tAeV will tNuna IN quality And make,
- So sessa cSsi sAss rtces ssscd 81 any other esassh
~ s sSsn eAsrrsy rcrrssnied fairly. oasr'a small
49,. u - esretl eI 40 submitted 10 nc p-'eAae's eu
49, y,Nss E,N iarsrer snA Manu- actrrer Of
,- $1,000. An ~ No Rsw0ry. ~ 6fsndst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
sne,uece Netisse.

''-s.,<S(S l,fNptNS,,N Il CO. wholesale dealers ia
-. N,,.Ds. pxx., SsSces hSRSS 9ssse'etssN L''sN
NS,,s,,N l,o,ssS M,,sSFss eeeNN Nc NslSsse.'"
-. ., ,i,,. q. .N,sslsf seeA fetcr rurVh"ne
~ w. Sts.x~S iyvtSa,SseS 4 O.
~ ,sspa a we,reas,. tso' sess seSw hrSsa~"'
M IN ,,rrsr,,Sr, NrwNosh, -Nh s 80. ~.
~. ,,x. Ss,,,e Ma sV New recei' hs ana eres'aa
ScttN -, ~ st.sl Srtnf wv ee'~ A. W 80
fefkN - .lsef ~ heNsw ffe@ ever, seceh e'
recie Nee NNS''N sN,rs Mats Nc al iAeestvst
Sts, \ "a. 81 ,NtKS1l isst- Makers at Sac best
4 s,isa tasftefli faite - es ten',ee-"'
$3.50 : -. ......t
-, 49, ", es,ss. ,s3 a.. reNie that tesy hsvs essassa
49, 49, ~, tes ste Ne as fest ~, ~ w. 49,,
49, 49,. ncw pfcrerea u
ssFe 20 eScN al Mosaic Nsivea Tapestry eras'ss
wFet ~ ~ lssssS .r..x..
SA ~ Assr,s.a Sor q CiSA and al %s'' s'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

ssfs $.se, SiC0. So FOR ONLY Sl3.-Last OF the
49, S,rs,ss lots as go worth Of Farms sad Building
- -, slss les IA iAe village o LAKE aat ana vac
-. ~. u ssireSel table fTui'nf and sfcen,as oly
ss 80 rrcsscs sc1f ms'kc eay Asa ~
lTrr ~, ~ lca fszs VII b ssin saed an,'ns ~ ssos
- 80 81 y. SsrssV iA SIS gill four huiains ois or
: - f I've tc fUs9i, sc-cs few shA-cs any ets Apply
=, wcCn No BssseVsy where msP' and pauPheN
- - - salts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

vcNnTRFUL INSLSTioN.-GOodman 4 Baldwins
ts,fs Gran Melo&eors vA banks o. keys complex swell
CIV d, ~ czlr kiuI tte kind IL tie D a. w
SEahF utIkIswn htloes xbioh &, well q g. Pc are
f-S c-ukl pzrssnf- Cen Nel0decl Of al styles
a. Ys Bsse ss Ager these n5.Tuuents oderS are
snS UtuL 6sccrzf EsSe she trade and IL cent to
eltsEyEas. FvreAsrs for thsir oSn use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

NCRIp'S FAIR.-rTi1e Medal awarded Ia 1. Gilbert
a ~ tNs- celebrated Kosa rsaos sod AZ HORACE WA
sxt,s 80 arss EYirs Cy Singag PAacs ar instrument
W sSs EsHlfas ne ISesss pee,sI sIe.neS. ana
xns = lie c0a1sry large aaEtunt OF lsHo Of her oe
lotsrf z3 e. NJ W . Nsc Rooms No So Tosa
Yaises tas: cety composition y b-seeora'aAna
Fssrls rcE-,y sSCtl 8 sew. 80 sIeaf ta-ttins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

IN ~,Yr Hon JnHN L. HAZE" LET Is SPEAK OF
M a. VA EIr isED NOT waAT otiSRs S,Y;-A
lax-s aharcwSrCs ~ Jas Snui1nos Esi
- ~ n TAsus Price s5cenis kssPerio piece Of new
-, y.uSsN BaEacE WSrExs's, No. SIS Broadway, y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
sTTcnl sTTcmM smTCml!-.The Office and

War Of the WHEELzR WILSON MANUFACTURING Co for
the sse Of their Sewing Machines removed No SIS Broadway
where tie public invited call aud examine them practical
esion Ladies wisDE for Sewing Machine which be
et managed not liable repair and which be
adapted the vaIioas kinds OF family sewing invited cali and
e smine ore IaItenlsrly adapted 70 their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

rxKrAN'S GIFT TtcNETS-The holders oil these
q &c NtsYorK ,r2 vicu.iy ca have them orssrdsa 70
~ + { b, INeS whewn yi'ii thtt aiace o. hoa
- ~ & Ts lcre .l sive their sealed pa.fagesa
sS ts NJ 5. Wsis NsSleis a few more OF LToys besS
~ rr-,tiss. "a SCI e,cA. Wac dooS not wsat share In
a. - AZ - cars. Sc - sd,s ltisomeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

y.sSlEES AND WELLS, Psychologists aud Pubhsns
o.. Cs-ssr ban Nc Isl Nssr.ssf. SeN.Nors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

HAIR DIE AND WIGs.- BACHELORS Mandatory
Tor these articles removable No 2 Brosdway opposite % the
fsrk where he has the beat Accommodations the world for hs
application Of his famous Hair Dye and the sales his newlE
vented Wis and Toupees Nine private all asor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

A CHEAP AND PRETTY EXPERIMENT.-Take apiece
OF .vt-ssy CLlcEsNERs get box Of BY
ara cold In Sold BY G. v CLcKESER Co. No u Bar
elsy.st General Agents for New iofk and vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

CAUTION TO THE PuBLIC-Beware of Humbugs
ard false Certificate In favor and remember that
HoBEkscKs WORN SYRUP by all 20 rs the most
and eioa remedy for the removal Of ard
without shadow Of doubt be the
al acc. time ovid be los by those suffering from weak
Eppee sddns- the head sickness and Of the stomach
In maxim this remedy, the following certificate from
an smintat phy stefan will show
DR. nosEYsAcK-Dsa SIR have been for time usias
yeur "Nermupen practice and happy say thai In my
isnds intention fully justify
Gdebce think the best prepMsions In
c. w. APPLETON, NJ D.
~ HoBENsAcK, Proprietor, Philadelphia
v CL.oKUsERS &c. No 81 BArclsyst, New York, Gensa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB

NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY
IN conformity with long standing custom OF selling out our
ehre STOCK OF Goods at the close Of
that period will round in 1885, from mi,
day TO put down stock such prize
reduction before The day OF public saewhayer may
main on hand will b. disposed OF public auction without limit
or reserve
We have added patron, IN I.rg. ,pnnv
OF the newest styles OF this Falls Goods
prices OF the and upon shc
We have placed a snail pront:
Cloths, Cas'Imeres, sLtinett,, and Yn,ed Cloths
Tweeds, Kentucky and X nnebtck Jea 8 a M Kerseys
YlannelI, Linseys, Plains and Gable Twist Kerseys
French, German and English Merino'., all prices
Rich Plaid and Printed Cashmsres ard Nou.seIines
Super French Plain Mousseines, all shsdes Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid Persizns, ChAleys and De Beige
super PIain and Figured French flannes Sacaues
Brk BonbaInes, Canton Cloth, and Apsca, all prices
Plaid spun Silks, and six and Wool Plais Laines
Rich Plaid, and Brocade Giace and Pout DE Sole
Broeade and Plaid Black SILK, extra quality
BIZ Gro de Rhines, TaGetas, and Satin suautine
Real Irish POplns, and English and French do
Neck, Bonnet, Cap, Lutestring and satin Ribands
High Coocd and Black and White aid Checked Cling
french, English and American calicos (chesp)
Table pamask, Table Cloths, Napkins and Doyiies
Eye sper., Huekaback, Dorlas and Towels
Embroidered Curtains and Drapery Musins
Dotted, Embro Mu,lin for dr.,,.
Rich Lace and Muslin French ard scotch Worked Collar,
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves Habits and Pouncins,
M%,a S,%s5s Thread and Lie EdsnE and Inserting,
Ladies' AMI Misses Bid Silk, Nett Tibet and II,e Glove,
Gents and Boys Buck, Besyer rhlbet and silk do
adss ana cents ss M'rino and shaker Vest, and
whitney, Msekanaw, TEiiIed and Dumb Blankets
81, 49, So So 64 AMI 1874 shrtnes and
Plaid Domestic APfG V. GSss 9lo1ssys; 1e
81, No. 30 Broad street, corner 9th,
seIo Near Capitol Rguare.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

WHITE ZINC PAINTS.-The following facts, which
are the result OF accurate experiment.
Paint. are much cheaper to the than Lead:
100 lbs White Zinc Paint vcover when
on new work much surface 1868 lbs Lead
estmsting that viii but hy
that Is sold at the price pound pure White
then the cost Of painting with Zinc will be
painting with Lead; noth about
and beauty OF Zinc Paints.
This argument their relative eheapnes decide
he question In favor OF the use Of Zinc Paints but their
merits are OF more Importance.
White Zinc, when exposed gss and sui
phurous vapor ran, Its original brancy
White Lead quickly turns yellow.
white Zinc inodorous Occupied houses may painted
smell OF paints.
Apartments, just painted be slept mpuny; where
" according to the best Authorities should
sleeping for two three months being painted
large stock Of the above. and supply OIL white
PAINTERS Coiors Fire Proof Paints Window
stantly On hand, for sale low by
PURCELL LADD / CO., Druggists,
JeZo % Main street, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
HR ssa 1a ~ -

GNENTuAk nAtkROAD-OPk6 To STA t,NfOH-
~ thcsp~s totfottAble and Eap~Aitions Avvsrr~
meat made Tor Trstelns TO the enx
LrAinxtoa, &C.
The Company provided Nth Arss additional supply Of
new Engines and Oars have Of
E.Es sn Carr Stages the whole rosts and oa
line rtNnfng through tina<s "a soeek.
The the Of the n.
where safous points In the scenery 10 ne
visu Of Surprising grAdiear and beauty ~
CommencnK With the 2Cth k1press Mali rrsr
viii be daily between kehmond Leave nh
mond at eaO A. NJ and arrive at staunon $50 2. n
By this line fxtersbarr kichuopd In
at go p. NJ " S.S
Leave saunton At ~ and arrive In Richmond a %
Returning from the SPYING, viii
The Orange and Alexandria train going Norhsa and Win
the Petersburg train Eonx South $50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
-, kEyElt AND AGVE.
NE EDWARD BLEECKEks srAMPsDe MrYrupr D
@ ss,.I and Ayue Chagrcs Fever, Dyspepsia and ali

NurcOna
The Proprietor Of this Medicine state ~ithou, ~
ear OF contradiction. that the STAMPEDE MITJYPs 81.
more where has been introduced than any other
In use Tor the above diseases ha
Arsenic nor ounne In It's ali OF Nh.
perfectly healthy character highly stmuIs,px ma n
gnrAhng IN their tendency. while usnr mi, m .I.
VIII not be Affected BY damp me-
thAn when In their usual health Planters ,,eton. ~
@ inc ASue prevails, will do adopt hi. edI
the pauent not obliged while under ..
and they may be speedy cure The
thousands OF certificates those of IN. hrh Wv,
sps'aofy hut prefers the buy on. ma 80
M The naoe proof direction, for Il. u,s
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