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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

nlsoRDrRs OF mix URINARY ORGANS.
These invaluable rTcla aiiOns have been before the
public OT the past Ave eaTs and rave become well aud
hyoby known That they do not require any very e4bo
rate plse, Icy we've Invented by one OF the hes aud
most celebrated vonorca physicians in Paris aud snce
thrr introduction into Tho Uuilel States, have eleeted
both OF recent cases and Hose of long BlAnd
lug than any onr medicines oil The Kind, ever offered 10
The public In the Treatment of GOnotrhosa and Gieti al
LIeoTfhoSa IRits lin ionlbcS) tioy have never
been equhed having cured many cases or nom t. eight
years standing, aud lie Proprietor isW tsarTaHt 'p to
cue nine out Of ten, taking them average
They eOnianlc mercury an, other mineral substance
large majority Of The rleparatlOns muse do, but
on the contrary, are entirely Vegetable In their nsius
and will do no injury IN the most delicate female Those
who lmeied cannot 20 better thanto try Them, and
they will recommend themselves,
They ave Put up IN bottles, with m directions accom-
paying them. The Antldoo al ST. and the lOun al 90 cts
pei bottle Ore bottle lasts ten days, Many have been
entirely cured IN two pr tmee days ~
Invented by NJ. BALLY, Physician or the Paris Hospl-
tails, aud peled n the original recipes, and sold at
Wholesale aud retail by .I.|.. HaH L..... .....
y DUROY & CO., GENERAL AoENTs,
Tor the United States and chnad' whom orders must
Principal Depot, 45s Broadway, corner Grand st., New
York
Sold In Wheeling, wholesale end relallby
1. II. PATTERSON & Co.
Nm MnnTOe Il
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NOTTCR- EXTRA

Ihavo small stock Of common clothing that win dis.
pose OF At cost even less make lO my Spring
Stock Of hue goOda 49,, ..
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AND COACH TRIMMlSu.
TUsT orened large asaotment tsaddleI's Hardware
81 etd Joach Thinning Coach AZ To- tier VaInlshI
Huygy Bows, Hubbs, SPokes, Fellows, caTage ard Tire
Holts, Aaleabie lTous, Patent and Rnamelled leather
and used by trade to which lnylte tho at
tsnlion Of the public JOHN kNOTR,
mails Old Stand, 100 Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-17

4 LSO, lot or Phii6d5rhlA ala BiltimoTe StJies or
"a SIN Hais together with Gents hne Cloth caps eh.
dTeps Fancy teaveT Hats With feathersi aud every other
Lis6siT WINS wy s. n. HARPER & SON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-13

=
Leorcs Rclmoad ere,y 1aesaay al . o'ciock p. NJ
.fssrL TIL Il large and Steamer + LV DERE
ss<<a Cnpt GIrroRD will receive freight every Mon
Ivy and up the hour of O'clock P. NJ, every Tuns-
lay, Tor the above place..
Shippers 10 Wheeling Pittsbure Cincinnati and tho
South aud West generally will find this route the choup
nst and most expeditions. For freight apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Ia.
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EAE.I. ulAIsIpWAIxE


" II are nav IN receipt al II trcSll stock oi hoods
w cots,iiug OF
Pocket aud Table Cutlery, of various patterns,
Guns md Plstols-a handsome assortment
Building Mat"rios-such "A. Locks. Hinges, Screws,
Nails, Nr.,-n lnfee sottment,
Tools. otall descriptions. for Carpenters, ,Backsmhs'
Machni-ts', aud IA ncr-' use.
Together with general assortment of Foreign and
Domestic llardvulc suitable the wants OF the CITY
and country trade.
Al'o, large and fresh stock of Snddlery Inrdwn,c
consisting of Bits, Strrps Buckles. pc &c Coach
Materials, Springs nni Axlc Patent Lrutherl Hog Skin
Serge Wellng, Whips. &c.
Oar purchases have been made direct from the mnnu
acturers IN Europennd America, upon favorable
Having had the experience ri % 30 years of The
wants oi the country trade, hatter ourselves upon
keeping The best assortment OF Hardware suitable tho
demands o NhEinn. Tennessee and North Carolnn. to
befound IN any one house ia the United States.
We NEST respectfully invite an examination Of our
stock aud prices lay merchants uni other. visiting this
markct-ieclng the that we nm satisfy even
the largest class Of customers.
SMl II Il ROBERTS.
Importers Of Hardware Ne. - Pend st.
B-Alwnys dn hand nm assortment oi MAYORS
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTHS
aug 25.dtl0 S a. r.
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VOL. 3.---NO. 80.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.


'HNE subscribers being ions sell out their stock
OF goods-in order 10 close up their Go parnersh ?
will, from this duc, offer heir dosirablc assortment
o leady made Clothing { lohs, Cassimeres anl Vest
tngs and Furnishing Goods at and below Cost
We invite tho attention Of Country and other Mer.
rhans choice and variad selection assuring them
oonr c'ire 10 sell every everything in the most
favorable terms.
Any person desirous of commencing the CouSng busi-
ness can nov hnve opportunity of the mat desira.
bile stock aud stand in the citv.
n B.-lt is desirable that all persons In iebted to u.s.
10y hnnd note, open account should call and settle,
rs soon possible, before hand them over for oo
lection. BAKER e. CLAVEY
mug lOt Corner Main and Market sts
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Valuable Main-St. Proper Y for Sale.

fm Thai very valuable property Main ST. ohliauo.
a ly oppostc the Norvcll House, fronting Sod feet
running buck 1872 feet having thereon Brick Build nr
nnd u Wooden Tenement, now eommandGga good rent.
The 'entfnl location and the increasing demand Tor
business houses in this part the rtY renders it among
ihemost valuable property Main st.
Thr"wner having determined sell rrcut induce
mants will be offered 10 those desiring to nuke u prof.
inhle Investment For intnet particulars, appl, to
mug ~ Is WA II NoSBy nnctt,
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NEWY0RK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale UlOthin Establishment
~ Cortland street,
III TWE IITNHETT M CTIII Q HT1N h
19 DEFY STREET.

.T1IWImF
l9 DEY STREET
Two Virginia Merchants visiting New York we extend
our invitation to call aud examine our stock which
Is particularly adapted to Sontheri lt.,le Those of
nur former patron, need b assure TINT nur motto
Is tacosto', and to ,'her- wnnld sny. our ul II s
and ever has hecn sell goods ON the One Price prin
rplr without variation not only in the rttcr but in
spirit.
nh regard to Inequality of our goods ia too much
In say thai We manufacture them we'll aud in aa good
usc the fashionable custom. estal shnicnt in
iha any other r'rkc and thus cndeavor To do nway
with the strong prcedre ing in the rommnni n.
gainst dealng in aud usng Icaas nat rl.hng Please
EVe Us nm curly cnll nnl nssrtl is ronr 10
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Tide-Water Connection.

Sfn,,o-xH Our line of Boats will now receive freight
RESPONSIVENESS dr drliverable in the Dock
cur line win the lines of Senmcrs f,r Bal
tmure Philnde phia and New York twice n week, "A ii
landing nearer the stenmer and vessel nnding
thnn other the dmyage on Dods aud produce will
be e-s by our line, lAnn any oilcr LEE & co.
ftuu R;r,nn,J
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knOW-NOthing.

NJ u do not Prolessio know great deal. but one
w thing we do knaw, that we have not sold our all
OF our Summer goods und tho is fast passing
way. and we get rid Of hom and we would say to
h 'se who are not fully supplied with such goods that
We would be much obliged to them f they would call
Immediately and supply themselves, without regard
cost. Our stock consists of good Of Coats
Pants md Vests Furnishing Goods cct., ect.
mug lidfw HArOHEn LOCKWOOD e. co.
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LYNCHBURG, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPT. b, 1854
RICHMOND.
RAWLINGS n MILLER,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,

GrOcefS ana commission MerCnantSs
Conner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va,
nFfER fpr sale, the uade. n full and desirable
~ stock nf Groceries Teas Wines anl Liquors,
the usual terms to pnnclun dealers;
200 hhds Porto. Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
200 bhs New Orleans und Sugar House Moassei
500 bugs Rio Lagun JaNaa and Porto Rie" Coffee
500 packages i.onf. Crushed Powdered aud Coffee
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Black Teas, part extra fine
quality
200 boxes Soap assorted qualities, including fine
Fancy Soaps
800 bRNes AlGmuntino Candies
Mnden, Sherry Port Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Brandes of nll qualities part finest imported
Holland Gin; Jaaaica Rum; Schicdnm Schuul rs
Old bNc NhiskeY OF Robettsnn's celebrated brand
Rccthed WhI-kov of our own brands, superior quality
Champagne Wines. .Nurious brands. including own
importation
Nails, Cumberland. Dndgoton. and Old Dom ion
brands
Sole Leather, Middle, Light and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacun lnrd; Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil; PcppeE Alispice; Ginger; Starch Window
Glass
Glass
lndigoi Mustard; Mace; Nulmogs; Pickles
English Sauces; f"inc; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
la ntcd Buckets; Tub. Brooms Plough Line.
Bed Cord; Maokerel Ilrr1inga
Sperm, Solar Tanners mud Machine Ola
Salt; Nincgu; Gloyersccd
linvana Gigars, choice assortment ot best brands
Dealers visiting city will find their interest I,
eNnn'ne our stock o goods before purchasing.
aug 81 d3u
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BOQucl Cologne.

BOVUcI COIOSnC.
vVNHlS delightful preparation has been satisfactorily
l. tested and found be of the most refined and
agreeable perfumes of the day. 1t combines the aroma
of Rose, Orange and Yerbna; and Us an application to
the head face in headache or neuralgia, it has no
equal. Made and for sale only
]. II. THOMPSON & cos
sep ll.ts New Drug Store.
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Greatest Indncc mcnis to Buyers
READY MADE CLOTHING

READY MADE CLOTHING,
LIVER OFFERED IN IYNCUBURG
IL Nov 10 be found ut the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing establishment, Southwest corner of Main and
Market streets.
The subscribers disposed clear out their entire
stock oi Summer Goods by the LAT September and nre
Offering extraordinary bargains cash frornpt short
ttme buyers. Those Wishing anything in hi line mnv
stil find good assortment OF thin goo,ls at prices
which the most economical will not grumble nj.
BURROUGHS, SHAFER 4 CO.
Clothing Bazaarund Gentlemcns' Quitting Esib Mt,
Com Main and Market ats.
July 29ts
fRWytheve Telegraph, Bedford Sentinel, Salem
Republican, Floyd lntegoncer and Fincastie Democrat
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something Superior.
AUGUST 2Sth, 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

4 HOUSE wrh GARDEN he'd, equal to any in
IA the city within few steps of Main There are
lockrooms servants all the out houses
and every convenience the premises 1t is situated
in good neghborhood, and very retired, and to per-
doing business Main street or the Canal there is
none more convenient. There is good roomy TOBAC-
co FACTORY adjoining, will plenty of room to carry
on large business, which will be rented moderate
terms, either With without the dwelling house.
Possession be had the LIST of October. Apply TO
Mrs. GEO. 7. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
eup
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l., 4. bfOI,UAES

T.. !. HOIkES
Az now ON exhibition ami open for the inspect ion ol
The public, at lis Wurcrooms upper end Main II .
lnrge and beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
stock embraces every article suitable for house. Keeping
from the plnnost and cheapest tho finest article mum
naeur'd, n nude oi he best material, by good work
men nltcr tie latest and most approved patterns.
No pnns oXeftion will be apnrcd 10 give snislnc.
tion 10 those who mny call ou him
All work sold this house securely packed fire. Of
ch1,ge aud warranted /" 90 snte my distance
Hair aud ShucL Mnttcssea made 10 order nj TN,
shortes uotire and IN the mosl reasonable terms
septl-ts tY Rep cory
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
M SITTER m
~ Has now received and in store his Sping style
GENTLEMEN S FINE DRESS HATS

GENTLEMEN S FINE DRESS HATS.
comprising Bcebee's New York style which : mosl
beauiitul-also Oaktord's young mems Phladel pha
style fiat brim"hich is by any hat yet Of
icTed or the inspection of this market Together with
the Baltimore siyc,cur blim-which Is very hand.
Besides large assortment ofn the various stSes and
qualities OF Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade:
which he most earnestly calls the ention OF his
friends and customers and the public to give him cali
he is prepared 10 offer greater Inducements
buyers than any like estab hmcnt in the city, both at
wholesale and retail All kinds of hats made order,
TIE shortest Gotice. Customers hats dressed over 70
half price Call the sign OF the Blue Hat bargains.
mar 3-dts WM. STIrZER.
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These vessels of the first cluss built in the city OF
Baltimore expressly for this nde and hive superior
fommodations for passengers. They commanded
10y experienced Cantains, we'll qualified for the trade
aud who will spare excrtion 10 accommodate They
will he towed up and down the sivcr by and may
he relied on to sni promptly advcrtized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it to their interest to ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by
ngents in Richmond and New York to give sasfnciion
Freight Is cents per whole, aud - per ~ y
Tobacco being about so per cent less tlmp chnrg
tie Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the III
mond Fire Association by this line at 38 per
We respectfully ask and hope L. succeed in obtain
lug full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New, York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Uharle.un, Savannah any other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets
In New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond } ,,
G. H. PIERSON, NY. }S
No. Gl .S0uth Street.
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Saratoga Water.

4 Supply oi Snmte IN Congress Wnte-, direct fro
"A the Sprnts, For sule by
aug 2-ts JOHN II SEAN & 60 Drup'ia
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TWODALYLINES
ARRANGEMENT

INROM lynchbutg 10 the Sweet Red Sweet and
White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule,
via Va. y Ienn IL X. nnd Fntia1 g. Co.'S Stnge line ::
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGERS tor the Sweet, Rcd-Sweet, and " hitc
Sulphur Springs lenye Lynchbutg duly (Sundays
eNceptcd) vim n. Tenn. mond 7 u. m conn. ct
ingwith our Conc IS Mt BONSAGk'S DErOr. aid In
sweet and HE'D Springs same evening; lcnve morn
ing after regular breakfast, aud reach White Sulphur
Springs by IL, n. m. Returning leave White SULPHUR
Strings a. j. +. M reaoh Red aud Sweet Springs nv 7
r. m leave Red and Swe,t Springs next morning ut L.
n m mud n,rivr in Iynchbutg same day by Z pm
lenvr Lynehhurg daily (Sundn,s eNcepted) via va
Tenn IL H., ht p. connecting with orr conches at
Bnnshrks - nrfivc NJ fincHstlo ne evening by dark
Leave fineas'lc nj daylight day. and arrive the
sweet and Red Sweet SPRINGS dinner, and to the
w lhto Sulphur SPnngs by =. day. Return.
lag leave W hitn Sulphm Springs 3 a m reach Fin
cesile 10y leave Fincastle day light conn, ct
ing with the onr nj Bonsnc,- roach Lynchburg by n.
m Passengers insured ihnt this is tho chonpost
most eXpedons and comfortable route 10 the Springs
from Lynchburg
fntc from Iynclhurg Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs - 30; from l.ynchbug White Sulphur a. 50
Extra Coaches furnished NJ all times M Bonsack 8
Depot I" travel as parties may desire.
July Ats W 4 FARISIIS co
EnNE CLAKET WINE--We nrc rcoev.
J. ing, to-day, another lot ot iuo Gnret Wine in
boNes those in wnnt of fine nrrirlr woll do we'll To
call soon LEE 4 Johnson
mug l3is
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lNROM Iynchburg 10 the Sweet, Red Sweet M
White sulphur Springs, by the following schedu,
via Va \ Toun II. Il. nnd Fnrish g. Co.'S Stage Line
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LINE of Kici,nOnd ~

AND NEW-1OKk FAUkETS.-This .afaas
home line Is composed of the following vcssels md
snils from Newiork every three days. All owned in
the city of Richmond viz:
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NJ AGAZlNES
(sUANO.

I. have in store and nfoat 40 No. | Peruvian
l. Gunno which will sell cheaper than can be bought
many other murket and brought this place. Pease
give call. WM a. MILLER, on Basin.
05.d6rts
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II IL. PAYNE returnes his grateful tharts to
-. his many friends for their confidence at ON
nre and respectfully nsks the for the new frm.-
lie would also remind his friends that the accounts TO
the ls of July made Off and will be presented for
collection as soon as practicable.
July l3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-18

In Haverllll, Feb T., Maj. Isaac Pearson. age,
about - wears
In south Newhurv. Ben. Atwood, Eso. AGED g.
bout Go vars.
IN brooklyn. \. T.. "n Tho ~ ms: Of small box
Nr> Sarah. leo. he Ilon. Aval, Fr,,ch crafts
bury and daughter OF the late iona Stewart .,
i"'rii:'in. l.. 49," Il. Mr. Frcnc, formerly, rciI
e. III THIS village. u III" viii, arI willow .f MIR L.
m"hfri and exemplary t.ilnv citizen, Mr. E,,rr,
SWEET and tho her iira.:!i was in = -t,,c r1c,,;v.
=" grai'i;il decline from consumption. a> WIS >u,
f"S"! her friends were, not ,,r.par. for 80 su,cu
'''' melancholy termination of her life IIer
''''Sh'"f' Mrs ''r;,hain. wiz. whom She ws> SPEND
~" III" WINTER. for The benefit If :; miIdcr ,,,+.
aI The time {" her decca-" i tl,, >o! surv;yo. Of
family o! ivc-haviuc within twelve wears brr;..
ifhcr. mother. ir'thcr AMI sister il, an cxncrcrc.
81 about twenty wears Nav She feel under these
hcrcHvcmcnt>. that her Friends ar. ..uo, lost I'm.
only ronc before. .,,
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@}!arg!aor5.

IL Caht. lyH. :" y !:'.y. ,h.i.:.~ ki'.r Mr.
IIwari &. li.i!c, ai. NJ Eni!y {. Nar:or. both
+ Cahc.
IN Wo'~,': Tch. q ty Eyv. $ g. Scott. Of FL
more Nr L. e. G,hcft. u: Si.Jo!,:~Hu:y. and Nj
H. ! .Ioi.i5,,. Of Wol,.,.:
Ia South Troy. Jam. so. pr. c. $. E,-,r> aniM
l., IN Al. daughter 81 Samuel Su:is..c-. FL
in pcl,v. Jan. . Vi ,,re. Flint. 81 this tosn,
ai,l Mr. lnci,r. ". Fla: .oi Dcri,,: also. aY |
VI !.ac l.. Elakc, Of pr! y. and Nj Mary Fer
~, Of >:H>icnl.C t.: also. .,h. :. Mr io;.1o T.
l;r,.ok~ 81 Derby, ana Nj, CYNTHIA f.. Drew. ii
>..niot,.e.l. e. l..
Ia Bath. y, r.. Fci.. :, rs Rev H. Switzerland.
Pea. Gcorec v. ii.charl. of Bradford. a,d NJ
Mary T.. daughter ii the oifciafin" clergyman.
In th town, X Rev. ]. l.. Spencer. Nr Illn +
Winter, OF -. .l"ll>hurv. and Nj Helen i. Ca
well. Of Lyndon.
In Grcci~boroug!l. jan. 70, Mr. Stephen T. Col
Ter, AND Nj Mary Jane Hammond, both oi Ii.
In Wr-tticld. Jan. -. Mr. George NJ. St"n.l,:on
and Ili~~ Corcl.a Hitchcock both of W.
H. Concord. y. H., Feb 1, Mr Charles ". Gil
man, %: '.illnr,,.',n nul Mis- Judith Am Bennett
Of rr"c!iatn. VI.
In Salem Jan. 22.Nr >a,a:c! l'liibrick nnd Ms
Augusta +. lIcug't":. both OF salem.
IL 'ir,cl:,l..ro' Fob: . hv I.cv. g.. Campbell! vi
john Carr ;! A!i-- Agnes S:evc.:-,:' Craft ~huly
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Ilratb5.

In Glover. Jan. 10, Mrs. kc>ia!, Frost a-,! =,
wears.
IN 'ilover. Jan. :. Mis- pianla l.. Partridge. Il
gcl3l ycar>.
In Ncwhurv. Feb. s Mr.. Lucia H. wi,r Of l.. J.
Mc!n'l"r. :i:'' 'n'.cr Of Mr. Joseph and Mrs En-
N" Forte. OF. Ea~, Lyman. agcl2 - years.
In llanc"ck. y. H.. Jan. -. Eebccha duncan.
wife OF Hon. T. J! Fuller. a@"l 81 vear- and 5
months. formerly %! IIlr wick.
III boston. Jan. - If Inflammation oi the bow :
Andrew j.. son Of Jahez and Sophia Pn,cv. Of
Green-boro. VI. ace u years ana months.
IN Holland. Feh. I. oi small pox. Anna Erown,
AGED % wears.
In Morgan. Jan. 80 Wc>cv Lafayette. son of John
aai Rct-ev Hill. aged about 2 wears: G,aih caused
hv his clothes taking fire.
IN Dnnliam, c. f.. Jan. 10, Rev George Wash
i..'oi ::o..e. w. Suddenly. IN h; ..;ll ,.;r~
l., : "a: !lo:. Jazz. -: y: SARA, 2.,,o.:.. 81.
II o. : :-.tve... -: - -.
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FROM " .ASIIiNCTON.

v.1,r,.cn CORRESPONDENT ofthc New
r~,,.. AVS il i believed that coup H.
N,.!ri.! will occur 4. ~ carly day. anl
.t.,.,,a.arv offer 20 sell Cuba 70 the
>.a.,, viii come from the new
....,.a. Of. ~rain within very few
II. tells al,o :. @opl story Of Col!
r.. CONNECTION with the Nebraska hiIl
..sn, dinner party. at which the Col
-r,,.n'. = gentlemen remarked TO
.,.aell !not expressed his opinion in
.r. W. p'r.'a< and his bi!I. "Ah no
-.,..n~ AL he Colonel, ~ have not
.,.l.,eahout VI Douglas and his bill.
.. ...:,.,, me 81 IN d.! farmer WHO had an
d, !4,. Gentlemen. The huII Ind u
... .t,..n.,,n. very hich, and Of running at
-. tr..!,, other l!>a"rerahlc and ;r4rb-
4: 20 one day the farmer went ont
.a.,h, luil HI nero man inquired
80. Wa eoiu1 to. 'tioiu- TO Kill the
-....';.!hc, :. II. 20 XIII T." lNll. sam
W,r~uIaa <,nto r'ioinr'l. What E.
.;.., - > on. the bnli mas a: dat ain,
... mp % 5.h hc irz4l lis mr,'-
c,aarl evidently thinks it j, as well To
,. Nr n.a.Io, tohis fate.
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Derby Academy.

'VNllE Spring Term of the Institution will open
on the fir. "i March,
Frederick MOTT. T. +. Principal
EN'"rlrnr"f! and well .ira.".l Tr:irl,rs ~, en-
:ac". Tor II" departments, Drawinc Muse and
French
\ course {" Lectures will i,r delivered ;ycrk!,
hFniS N" Term. on subjects closely r..nIl.cfc,!
WIKI The interest al crati"',. he service. Of com
Ictc:lt men having been secured i"r Tbs purpose
I:y tie order "f tn, |: ard;
" CARPENTER. Secretary.
Feb. :. 1854. >S3yi@
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MI. n" Subscribers. lrjns appointed 10y the
w Probate CONT !,r The district Of Caledonia.
c'''n >'li"r~ I" vr. cxam':c ani adjust I'll
claim ai.' 'cmanl~ q "a! jcr-oli> a,.,ir-r the
tate OF '"HH ]! INH:l:l y, hat, i lioIl. in iii
district. deceased. AMI the claims The deceased
exhibited in Offset il".c,u hereby iyr notice that
tx M I.tl> from Ike liIs CAV "t March. \. d..
l>5i. allowed a." the creditors IL present their
CLAIMS TO SAID commissioners. o. examination aud
allowance. AMI thar vii meet for thai purpose
nj the late ridrc.' # John u. Lawrence III lv,!-
don aforesaid a.. he liz; ,::,.S al March AID Sc;,-
;c:l'cr. 1Nj4 II oc,och IN The ;j.tcrli"o,, on c:cll
nt 81. di,>.
+. VI. >FNNiNG.
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Lyndon Academy,

VVNllE Spring Term viii commence on Wc,!i.r>-
b day. Feb. ~. under the Instruction al
AUGUSTUS FERRY. \. r.,
graduate # Amherst College. ard now rrcccr.o,
of M"nt.rlirr Academy.
competent Female Assistant w;ll be provided
hv the Trustees GA. WEEKS Secretary.
Fch !. 1S-4 s,;sr3