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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

ILLINOIS LIQUOR LAw-The law of Illinois prohibits the
sale of liquors in less quantities than quart but
the statute does provide for enforcing the penalty
for violation of the law, it win probably become in
lucrative
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The War 81 Europe-i;s Probable Eacc, o,
g.neleud.s Destiny.

At the present. moment, when England has
reused herself from her political apathy, and
thrown aside her prudential reserve by declar-
ing her intention of taking decided part IN the
Eastern war. the question naturally presents it,
self to her friends-and perhaps has bscn
thought of by her enemies will her interests
a j leading nation be advanced or injured By
o deadly struggle in which sbc y aooat -
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The MEXICAN TREArY-MExIcANA FrAIRs.-We
learn from Washington that the Gadsden treaty
will not be ratified by the Senate until it is
licked into some shape that will give 1t a more
plausible appearance. Viewed in any form it
may assume, it can only be regarded as an
efort-a verdant one ii must be owned-on the
part of the President and his cabinet, to raise
means to sustain Santa Anna in his attempt to
impose o despotism Of the most rampant kind
on the Mexican republic. The only practical
view that the Dictator can take of the question
is the probable amount of money that he will
receive for the miserable tract of deserts and
mountains which he gives in return. This
Gadsden treaty is, on the whole, o curious
affair. Here is military usurper in neigh
boring republic, after abolishing all the forms
Of free government, dispensing the Legislature,
establishing military tyrants in the different
departments, and organizing in Mexico 90
vernment as despotc NJ that OF Russia and
France, now coming before the United States,
and, by means of treaty, seeking to obtain
funds to make that government permanent, II
permanent such government can be made.
We have notehe slightest doubt from Santa
Annals character and antecedents, that he
would be willing to spend three out OF the
fifteen or twenty millions that he seeks to
obtain for this purchase, amongst the lobby
men, if through their influence aud iavos be
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE oF EUROPEAN STEAMERS. The u = M.
steamship Arctic Capt Luce bound for Liverpool and
the British steamship Glasgow, Capt Craig for
Glasgow, left port yesterday The former carries 126
passengers and in specie freight the latter
has 81 cabin and 90 steerage passengers The Asia for
Liverpool leaves on Wednesday next and the Washing
ton, for Southampton and Bremen, on Saturday.
Or. Abbott's Collection OF Egyptian Antiqui-
ties-ueeting or tho Committee.
special meeting of the committee appointed to
cert measures for the purchase Of this fine collection
was held last evening at the s!uyvesant Institute
DR.. Francis called to the chair, and Mr. Davis
appointed Secretary.
The PRIsiDEsT taking the chair said il
sary refresh their memories to the objects Of the
present meeting referred to the permanent securing
of Dr. Abbots collection the city, State and country
large to enrich them and be conducive to the inter
ess of useful knowledge and of science 1t depended
upon the citizens of this great city whether this would be
the case or If this not forthwith
probably would be lost to this country de had
informed they had also been in all probability that
hut that DR. Abbott persuaded to bring 1t over the
Atlantic to this country, with view OF making 1t an OBJ
ct Of consideration in ancient art and useful knowledge
aud profitable himself and the city. So far these
poets bad failed They had therefore convened again.
to what could be done. For several weeks and
months past they well knew efforts had been made to
obtain subscriptions and they would now be informed OF
the nature OF those subscriptions They had also met TO
listen to any observation that might be made to facilitate
this great end any suggestions that might be offered
as TO the means by which 1t might be secured.
The SECRETARY then read list Of contributions al
ready received promising the reading with the
ment that Mr. Peter Cooper had offered rooms for the
reception OF the collection in the event OF its remaining
in this city. The list is as follows
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New Es-k, Sunday. March 10, 1854.


The abcv circulation ID serynearly much that Of
an the Other Sunday papers put t.getber.
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CaICasc VI sfhNcfy- luiSiWtftobiC ScHttiH'ut
seems to strike n sympathetic chor5 in the
editors breast. The responsible editor of the
other Seward organ declares to public
meeting that Webster was privately of opinion
that the Union could not last; and allows it to
be seen plainly enough that should such a ca
lamty as dissolution bcfall Us, he at scast
would behold the ruin OF his county without a
pang ofregret Other aspirations the destn1c-
ton of all that We have been taught to cherish
from our youth have been uttered in other
| quarters. II is natural that there slould be
such. The first impulse Of foiied politicians /.
TO kick against thc law they hare been unable
so Illustrate by constitutional means. Abroad
isie law vindisates lis own majesty with fatters,
prisons. and the sesiold; here. the task Is left
t. the common sense Of the community.
Sor shall we despair that even in The midst
Of sac present paroxy sm COMMON sense will be
fnlins adequate to perform its work Indeed.
the violence with which anti-slavery is now
preaclssd is likely to make the reaction the
more speedy and thorough. very few weeks
longer issprobably the span allotted to the pre-
-ent excitement then, all will again relapse
into quiet, The violent viii acqucscc, the mod
crate viii b, converted, and things will 20 rs
before. We have seen TOO many such convul-
sions to- be ut aoy los to forosce their duration
and their end.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. !, sprigg House DmpOriumll
d. s4tl 4|r
CLOTHS, oAsslMRREs AND vRsTINGsl

New DpFln9 ana summer GOodhl
pleasure Ia Being able 10 cay TO my old eual1 m
i ore and The NshOlabl6 community, that have iuo
relnrd rom New York, ana have bo5nbbls ~ procure
to n Fashionable GOodo for The osAloh that the gTea
kmporium, New York, eenimpnTl from France and tht
Oh eolIoal aud having diSonted With tie sale OF eom
mon eolhn9, gvt8 ne more room and lime 10 attend 70
nav stgsk now eonsaiS OF
1tAcKs Brown, aREEN, BLuE, OLIVE AND
.. DALHiA CLoTH0, fur
Alo0 ollk and wool eanhnoT0to, al Ohlde0 and cooTQ
bomb sine dpileT summer eoths, Bsh aud grasa
6e Tor making flock, dTesg, sack ard butuoea coall
Frepehs knglth, and American eaoomaeal also dteko,
linen ddllins a., for making panin Aa 10 Yeoun8a,
lave the ulu8l beau aoool1n ever looked ~ ~ anyc
~ which am now pTeptrd 10 lake up " The molt
q kgnahle end bet olye, - have secured
Ins nat e1n aFniSh better cloths than any houto IVES,
u The Allegheny mountains,
In eonnosiiOn With The above have beautiful aeooi &
Wenl Pprnbhng Goods, Ali Ore oetaonabp, end tsh
lluab e, eOnsating OF elolh eaeamoro, eaohnere bo
hitlns, grass ln dIablh aud plaln unen, hoek dOso
anil bu1Royp eoato VeSl0 aud pants, made nom tN most
infn and cotton shIte elk, III On, lambs wool AID cot
ton UndSTshlrp end DuWorsl etvata atoeha, eolaTs,
HutSry In great variety also every other article suit
able lOT enmploilng sent eman'A Wal drOhe
Al The above named Aiieea tOgolheT VIII many other
articles thatt IN b found ~ ny store, No 9rE iout4
Pltsso call In aud take look, and much obee you're
nI9t ,. RICH
NOTICE EXTRA,
lhsyo small aiOck o. common eoihlngthhl win tla,
pose Of a cost oreven sbo 70 make TOOm foT my Spring
NSsTsi ny 49, RIUB
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Prom ne Fairmoni Va. } RfplIliean,

FTVNl UF FdITIHonIl Ral hfPt8IleaN. M .
An INVALUABLE MEDICINE. 1t 10 but seldom we md
among The many emsd offered TO tho public for the cure
Of diSeuSe, commend whose ViT.
tuea we 10 discover, and have always tAduouAy
uv ided giving uteaneo 70 lnyimng that might lead any
one 70 suppose that we plac ID any islh M their pelen
9onS, But With uelereuce 10 remedy MANU- netuTed ~
thb place aud which has become as familiar 10 Tie public
az hVusehpli words speak ON knowledge Of lite In
inso eXeelleneea, It's adaptation 10 many OF ne Ills Of
seak OF TIE Nonparell Nerve and Hone Lninen prepar
I'd BY HILL. Carr q To-. ON prescription furnished by
Or Watson Carr late Of MOrgntOwn, and now Of Wheel
ing, OF the most eminent PhytelaH IN Virginia Tlha
hment Is based upon The broad principle thai any rene
dy which VIII relovt tNleInel pain, viii properly com
bounded 30 equally eheecOush emovllg Internal aztec
lions, riieiPc tAt has been succssaly deyeloped-
tits simply The osp1ng OF ReieLee, being mild and SIM
PIE In llsaeton and yer revealing In lie effects power
more Incredible reathng the M d hidden slnews OF man
and btatt-and yet being inuOXlous 10 10
IL Is also by tan the eAcsPts Eminent IN Tie market, belbg
put un In ottles twice as large the majority, AZ ns
orth larger than ergt besides being uore than four
tlmeB ls strong We c0mmelid Ito those III want OF
sale and certain remedy.
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ARa YOU EUPFuRiWa

ERON Rheuqnglm, sore ThIoab Group, Dlnepl
~ Batthln1, Tooth-Aebe. Tie pooleuSl P'in " the
iion sim Ionlt Cuts BTnlsel Potion soIeR Fever SOIee
Pain snps ~ ne SiSm,eh h9leiA hoIods Sh9lsga
lndutum, COlle Lam9 Rack Chblan1, bitee Of POI on
intecla OF Rabid DoEs, Aguoesko, h In tho Breast
or Face, burma, bTlos, chang, ehepped hands, eognl
q 5S 4 P9y 81 f P' s9' 9s
Salt Rheum, beurvy Sore Nipples Sore lips, veuerea
Sores, Scarlet Fever any aar dlsSaie, sou may lest
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain nlmol nsiantane0ualy, but
poietIaua 70 tle seat OF and entirely tbt
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE
such number Of dteass but f yO but reflect that ietb
dloeases though numeoul ~ nne, all arise nom similar
ware ten tmen more 20 TE FACTS which clare II thb
neq would isree To candid 70 lie metiJ fot
III who have used Il thsmAelyea, or wllnesaed Us HgHe
eecta on OleIa unite IN declaring itjust what its hat
CRoipaIelO indicates, As bssi LipimeHt kAelpa,
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed tho ttTik hgs maTty between
many external aqd Informal dteasos bavlng entirely der
onl utco Aud has II uover occurred 10 youtha rem
q O a Ea Bow 'OSSS s Il y Su s SSSI
RE LiHinHkT, which dOet not insult your understanding
By samlngio tsve beet found 10 come SrNtes o4tItHS
0lPRiHu " sCIEEot being mild and simple II lts action
aud IN ita eeels power almost inoIod6e,
and yet being noIons 70 The weakest nant ltiaAlao
bY i9r tP seaP.ti Anent IN tho MARKET being put uptn
I S.B s. Srt ts re M @S1y ss
glrOnBI we Therefore oaer Il you wiih pride and con
hdehee e. exactly suited 70 tue wants Of Tieh OF
poor, hgh or low. ft
he unprecedented alEe lnYhls no NonphTcil Lnlnent
lie Put upl and the vab axoDte Ofihe atealSusd init
makes imPoalle iot Us 70 pay Oi the printing Of the
hond eds oleeTheateg we N gt publish nor do we deem
u esee.ary, a. the Article whe, ever II certify
OT ilte, .s
We wouldh however refer those afheied ones who have
70 often been B1ed BY o and gasserlons
~ the following nanes, being but eW OF the many PET
suno whose eharleter or eaidOr and veTacy needs no
laegyllo iOm W, Gnd who having lly tested ~ virtues
IN the different iteasey for which Il sTVcomnpnded, are
nTenale ed 70 hne1k Of ne inertia as L deserves
SOldln Whetpe By James RakeT, kella q CALDWELL u
Logan a Co. YR Mckee, Paterson a Co aud by the
principal nlpg8lalu Of Yigipls. aud PshnaylyaliiA.
Aueust "a, 80 -r4 I.- %.
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T- sPIfiNUa ~ 1929
e3oa. VIM. r. sELBY,;; T., M
WHOLESALE pH I.i. hdsSds,
~ FoTeIgn & DoI I.Ii h.i,...n GslisiI
6IMlNG W I9HI0l'


1lal FoPeIgn & DomeIl'fi !. Ky NsuIsil
No, Il7 Nam III, Wr5t SiSl, oslIss'' 'I ~.
ai'-g l1 Union Sit.
elaF Wheeling, va :, n,, b.
rs NOW In receipt ofhiI SPnng ,.o,A ~, IN VAR
anil Motions, direct hOm lllpui, ,i'.irs6lt 80
ISrs uomnTfsing as complete tiu .I "A sin " ~
tis aJShte 10 lie trade this itaST So, rsiFl.
3 INV mn, 4. EssibF Wei, towhlon I..f"tinfN
ipvIiS ~ siisnilon Of retail dealers sVN''
ipNi's tNs pHEss GOODS. ,..,,,, II
hi,sk iiikn, npitaS, noPnnsi Y or .
~ M. M Stllb Avery large NoeS y ,ttSgS hllp
y, ~ Sni colora. Also, bohneIS
~ v f5 jIH n variety and u
l,l,. MEB'a wgAR' IL. t,It..e
In cloths, ss5slmeTt' Hln9le. no CoItoh y y.
isSnS iSyfedt, and summer clol ~ 'iIS. ~ ks
M RisH aims, brown linens, hus' s.soItmigL
",5.r S,eb SoodS, . very deSlI "a "a i6n nay
IN "a bot "a paln hats, ~, III htn
sl, t,'sL kfs Sc With full atV.ii,9 JeptfL q
". ol,Ss ess,eSs Bag, buT,p .,irs, tit,
STIiinS2 iiefiIes, eteele ahl * 6f BhltP
ana blssehsd mgallnalWil4 s90H VII
ipIhs ~ 30 NOTION LIMB. ~, ar,,lH
~ e,nbflep jleonait, Irish \, n RTindJl
tone- LoSlrrV. fioVes, COMBS IT. M ed, ~ y
1f1 sboIS sock Will loahe pui' y .,,sI
st3iitJ tnd ssyis, tsin prices s5f. " 81 A-2|
s77 67TS Ii1 Tad an SIsfi az " dEpEEIE
- iebie
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iMRDTCAL.
Prof Woodai

TTn1r uobtSFnttve 70 now i3f TIE dftt lime intro.
o. juesd 10 the cl1eut Of Wheollng At No i69 Market
SiTest which The only ouro remedy ever Invented that
Will eoetully To1ofl the ey halrd and WhiokoTo % l
ohFnll cOor or YOUTH Without dyenA cover tie bald
head ID short tine With The natural covering, remove
dahdruG und nravontt The hair IRON ng on and roo
nllons or dineTent names OW be0le Tho pubcj The ~.
aToRATivs 10 beautiful article for the toilet, for The od
YOU and only 10 appreciated BY uBei oud an
are Iesrectlug Invited 10 callstth Depot ana examIns
the testimonials OF ledea aud gentlemen OF high repnia
ton III the South and Heel wherei was invented, but
stAlesuanand Senator, Judgs breeze, or iilinoli
CARLVLE, III, June "a, 1889
have used Prof C. 8. WOodS Hair RssIoTaIiys' and
have admired the wonderful eltet NY llT was beeOn-
vs. % hough pTenatuIely groy, but BY tho use Of bic
u hae resumed rs original soor aud have
no doubt permanently 70,
RlDNRY BRBRsE,
RXSenator Of Tho United states.
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.llBIIERN lDY0R llll ENIS.


E1SIERN 1DH.isil IT'S llgiVIS.
J6meg i. perot & Brother,
FLOUR AND GRAIN FACTORS,
4t,ROREH tyttA!Ryi3s,
Dief PoRsYTH6 HOPKINS,
HBlfKRLB & Co.,
povlsfya JfR.lMiLikR & ro.h
eB's d. B4KfR Co., wlliInat eedyeess On eonslsn'
HosRinB, EleisRell q Co.
$3.50, iHPonrtEa 6Np JonBgagog
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
H @ys sn TS99 Scmo.l.s sEiy
~ AnspaOh, Brother e. 90,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
beth Tir4 a. eerrsr q Chsrly li9,se Pli,in
SRi9 A6'P5sB 3'Ro s59y FsiPms; spi7d6n
VOTES, Ballard q 90.
ihpoaTtRS 4Nb inbBeRAis
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY. GOODS,
rfr fTp Martsf siytsi, philadelphia,
(r9t, ,. 2. KrLtv, crmsry Of whs'ns' q s1siI'd
ODD Boli6Vf6 Riu86nS, Ret Mbn, ooho 81
TethpeFuutS,
And other Society Regalta,
BdnMera Scale and JsigelS, manufactured and cold
BY club 4 Smith, No. 10 Balhwore Street.
- N.t. N B0kfnlOfei 'iuus Ii..
TIKI assortment Usually on hAr j conoIst8oi {
RBGAIhAs
oiS Es'ioNS'-Grsnd and subordlnaie Lodge and h :
ea. psstG slg5s, aud other oaiesrs, Pislusna
.a iSi,aJ, 81, Inland 9th degree papdsRs
/ galia9, ! i ,.l- vi 4. H.. NJ u,
t Piobly embroidered RneAmPmsnt Pegad
lN. ntg Rogallae, ert. III .iaI d. go ~.
hateHte-Knghts TemplaI, Royal q 7;hi ana ha4tfr'
Jewels, Robes, nnnneIa, SN ords, &c. .
SoW Of 9tmPtrdhee- AuOnali Grand ana hueordlna 4
Olvlaiona-O dlceTu and Membor9.
Red Msit-Sachemb, Past 0aiceT8 and richly ombTodN
Cd Degree Working aud Parade Resalla. ttl
JEWELS ..
or the various orders Of silver, cut Or Pl4ea MeHlA
including knl8hlh TomplAr 7, lWllh DlTks.) at..Uft
$3.50 1,4 BANNERS, ag uuy
BanpeIh ofovery size atye and cont adapted 70 e va
oua Orders and Societies. manuaetued 70 eA9 Df
ign9 Tor Bennele when feqmiedi llTnfhea iIso OF sf
lonee allowing The style Of The sane when hnshe9 Alu
ROBES. SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS, &C.
CompltlDg The largeal esorlnen % BE- found the
LODGES, IENCAMP MENTS, DlVlBlONS AND
H y TRIBES; sU
Wishing 70 az up thelf Halls eurPly Themselves VIII
Parade or Working Regalla Bannore, &o can depend Up
on having their orders satisfactorily hed calling 09 o.
addresAlng iHtH Et Nv. GlBB6 * SMITH.
Rssslii aud BpnnorM tursrs, IS baltimore stree,
G6@G 4 FRv, Aser, Wheeling, Va oels-tf
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NeW savingsI Bank store.
Slv VAcHlnOalD LrrrElS At Tnr OLD POsT OlEoI

r AN now receiving and oronlng unusually large and
L esis Al tstoument OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnet,
umbnsF and C1Ipe NseAe At the corner OF Market and
MOnne strost, Whoeng, Va, In the room nTmorly
supltd The Post once Gnd opposite the Mcclure House.
VEN aTgo aud 1ntl ey stock which WaspurehSsed
Tor eaah from the manufacturers o. the North urder the
most favorable ercumaianeoa and oer than 10 the Gill
zens Of wheeling AID veluty a reduced prices, whole
O aud rels and respectfully soet-a share Of patron
age.
deem II usolesS cay much 10 prase OF my Stot 70
mistake not, the peoplo Of wheeling not 90 Ca0y
hunhps1td by AdVoTliang pp oucel 10 cay have any
vaTot7 o. mona youhs and boja hO0iaand Shoea, mir
,or AK mosskln wool, leghOTn, bsh and stTaW hats,
ana fpr ~ every vSrSy OInl lawn 6tTaw Ard braid
bonntts Of The most recent hShonl and styles. Also
Shoes slippers and GaeTa both torltdlea' ndsses and
chldion OF the most aahonabi0 style, make and quality
-cOil aud ~ l0T youTtslvel
Having PuTehased large stock Of The above named
tiees wonid respectfully Invite country merchants 70
etl and see az, eend me hsT o'dero viii duplicate
ang bllh puIehIsod In The eastern elites for eash,
ass n. n. WATSON,
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RlDNRY BRBRsE,
RX.Sonator Of Tho United states.
Ptofs..or WI, o.Ioalal saaallyo

lhnl10nls =
This Eminent Is valuable auxiliary In the tTetluant oi
some o. The most formidable diseaseo With which y our
lot eonsad lor lnehnee, agHahen eI ~. tss 80
bvtlt. BY thOTouthan continued application Of this
Eminent the ron or the Affected organ, these 9th
eTwite lOrmda Die diseases are a once dTne OF more
Thousands or moheTo, they allowed oupeak' would
with an tho elOqvenee Of ong aud aleeuon bear iheir
dten Tomthe very Jaws OF death, aud restored them TO
their foimsr health aud beauty AGAIN. Il Will po found
powerful auHlaTy In removing what 70 generlly known
as0n AEu9 CaAe, enlargement Of tho speeni In all
ealss where e1lernl Spplieatloniao Gervee this I'm
ment will Do found useful,
General DePoi COS BFOadway, New York. and ia
ATket o. 81 Joulb
Roraae whbeahlo and retail IN Wheeling BIZ
le7d3m WILLIAM j, ARMSTRONG;
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Dr.. Toddia Pills

AN and gsnune a the following paees In
~ tleeily or Wheeling and vicinity, vsi--At The Drug
Col Dt = Il Logan& Of FTed'k Y1hTling Vim Mckee 4
Coz (ilehieloWnl Buentlnser Centre Wheang(i q
ho Shoe ttuTo Of Todd Devol, market square, and d
~ nIng store Of ihe proprietor corner Of Quincy and
HirholTetto,
TI1Y can also b bad At npnng, Grave CTeski Be-
liihb1t end jacob Goodihg'a, National ROahj Bend, 4
puvin, Ue'l AeSenaEia Wilson SIirsera, we,t Whoal-
in9t anf KY Loom1n's, Bridgeport, Ohio
trial. TREY hnVo now been IN constan We or than
twenty yeaT ard yop Will only give BEN chance thog
dl1 80 tcf gfOoc iah6
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.MEnICINAL.

The Nonparoil Nerve and Bone
Il I'm IN p Mp, ~
BY IA. H. CARR y CO.. FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEBLlNG,
LATB or MOBGANTOWN
II "a bssti NSon ne bread yrnePs ihst cry rsmSsy AeA
ro,ftSs3 y equaily tneesstjli ilftmoping lnifr-
ngi.d ffefoNsI z poser iehiehiS btditifNy
8frti0Ftd ~ dnd ftetildt 70 he
.El N0RPdRBiL LiN18iBNT,
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BALTIMORE.

-
49, BALTIMORE
SOUL & TH6r515 & s, -t ~
lHs9ATERs AND wnoLSs,, gsOnS q
t-''.,f y -, qaofh !, ~ EIA!LSss ~
n y 4 y. HIaf, NJ iso, OIL,
No. a., Nom wa ~ ! SEgS,.IlI ''s'''''
s,s - I'Sss'rs hls'l ASsSs5s.i, 'Ppi8i i'SS,,'h
.5a. 81. Established IN 1893. r'A'
/, HoNPsOH RRYSOIne ,.,.l.,,i, i,i
N.Y. especially lnylles WesisYn ~ N A,,y
~, IL 80 ~ ,fiul, 7'fA'th a h,
80 SAaIlElD. ". BgC151It1S esla ~
22g BalibhOre Sfreif. &c.. ! g q Go -
mhOLhSALE IMPORTERS, AZ NJ pSs,a ,lti. ;
AMI ptALsRs IN PINE RArcHES. 10y lVReb
b 'HA' ILATEDl AND ALBATl 49, '1HulI.
49, ,9,,s FANCY GoODSi 40
III cooSs. 'A'a 'A'ir lew ttors with spltrAi
N l yg3r GOLD AND SILVER v2rs,..,
From the most Celebrated nj " Il hf;HtsI
enH NeleNl-ran etlonaiyO aioek si,-s .ssleol, uln
ssy n.y. 9pe OF winch u guanRtstd % p,Isnl 81
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CaSloTa, Walters, spoons FoIl. 81. Sgsi, Tvis.
zee CIeAm Knives, Napkin Kings. FiSh N. itala Ri
la'sl ffe'i 81 new destsn1. ''AA'a, Ah6
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COdentnd Tee Rats, Utnsl n, w.,,,. IA
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dtT our own sui erTIsioSi 5o Ss w9Ikgtn 'n,oy
enl BY eveTY steamer are SuppiI.5' NV G.T
iaetorleS which eiabea " 10 giSSto on .as Eye
la'estIsshlon'' ana AZ ow prices. "''h'H
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-29

BRUPT4VE DISEASES.
has now beeonls sstll.d Set selnoWlsdsss by Che
letter and many other daeasos, BREErIRoER'a FUN
BGTREIT o. SARaAPARiLLA AID DAHDELoH,iS decidedly
above all other propapuons lnPeaks oritse Whenever
and although have never taken the pains Of hav
ingt published throughtho papora, or appointing agents.
IoTthe sale Of IT, yet we ave almost weekly receiving or
dorS nom Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
ates by persons who by chance noAn9 have heard
oIltS wonderful curative powers Th6iolOwlnB is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used ltiOr
very serious dibeasei- 70
ThotwO bottles ofrsdlslro got from yoq
Whsnin wheeling, have nearly cured mes please send me
come more BY BxpTegs. fU |,fl
Yours Respectfully. .1't r
tits now prescribed by nealy all tho Phydeaua or our
city rot quiek medicine, for we have Lade them ae
lhP conponant paitsl and We now eaYtO all
such a. We have mott The opPongnliyol making u Known
M IL entirely nee fIom all minerals and s not IN
te least Incompatible withany The preparations olO.
die, Fowlers solution, or other properties.
lobe had at Paxton & Lakes and z. YahTlnE and sold
BRBNTLlNGRR & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, oPpoate Washington Hall WhseingVa'
JULY 81, R62,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-29
A9aInNRRIR NOTICR.

@ imeOu y. woodrow having, on the 18th dayor
- Amil by proper deed eopyeyad N trust 70 lhe
uHdOfeEnod lOT ihe beneh q BE sid W0odToWs eled
oTo all u Die real and poTpOnal property aud eoaea 10 &C.
Unl en- peToono In any Wise indebted 10 said Woodrow
ave required 10 make Immediate payment TO me, and al
IN 0idof 70 lGcVo any bonea under aisd tTust within
Tour rHontha 70 BE tT claims with The proper release &C.
codpg 70 he toTm9 OF said deed, with the undetgDod
hniS GBO W. SIGHTS, ASalgnee.