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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

C.P.&1. r, R,--The work of changing the
guugs on this road hes commenced, and 1t iH ex-
peeled will be completed certainly within two
weeks. This wnlbHnslb e people Of that section
Of the Stale in direct connection with zaneSvile
and other Important cities. WollslieVo tits con.
tenplaisd BY The @, o. r. r. Company 70 Hnd
riesht through from Wheeling to points on this
road and beyond without change Of cau,--iRlps'.
6onr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
MAasnAL A. DE 81. AnxAup.1
The RnnnInn Acconnt.


Marshal Paskiewitch issued bulletin on the 81,
al Warsaw, giving the Russian version Of the bat
Tie at the Alma. The loss Of The allies is reported
TO have far exceeded that Of Prince MenschkO1
The Russian loss is put down at 2U00 1.-THE English
say 6O009 aud on the whole the Warsaw dispatch
is made TO read pretty much as II Tile victory WAS
altogether on the side Of the Russians instead Of
against them.
Among the wounded on the British side, was O.
Newton, Of the Scotch Fus,Ieer Guards. He was
shot IN the leg and fell. When down the Rus.
slams are said to have fred upon him and beat him
ON the head with their muskels, aud nothing could
lave prevented his brains being beaten out on tho
spot, Tut the thickness OF his helmet He had 1
wounds On his body, but al last accounts WDs still
living.
The wounded Russians, il will BIZ seen by the
Niayara's advioes, received like treatment ltOm
the Turks they basely bayOnetlng their helpless
adveBsTies, the while crying "Sinope."
FIFEs at GATEsHEAD AND NEwoAsrLE.-Ad-
vices by the Africa brought leegTaphic intelligence
that great fire was rigging OF Galeshead, adioin-
ing Newcastle upon Tyne, tIom which IL is sepa.
rated only by the river Tyne, over which are hu-
meTOus bridges. The fire commenced on the eve.
ming Of 0o. 6lh, In the midst OF the warehouses
along The maIgin OF the river, aud before il was
eKlinguished proved to be unusually cAlamilous.
II was only eiecluallY stayed, nfler Iaging for lS
hours, by Blowing up several buildings with gun.
powder, aud by the aid Of powerful river engines
from the neighboTing towns, one Of which threw
ton and halfof water per minute.
An explosion in the waTehonssthat fTsl took FIRE
threw down many builings and set fro 10 the stores
on the Newcastle side Of the river. Whole streets
were destroyed by tile flames and the explosion,
the dnmaRs on the Newcastle Quay alone amount
ing TO GI00,0CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

q RYBRAL well located lots convenient i0u.
~ llepot OF the homphela Rtilruid, hi, I intil
which 10 immealntelT over the creek, Conlis
SIsS anS WCu h GS moat as,l.ble place lOf M
sold ellher IN he whole OF III small iots' 10 "a, WI
ere. Twenty per 81 will be lbkenin r1ib ~ y.
ID one and two YeaIu, with lnls'tsl lrom ~ ~ y
good well VI water. The house, WhIcb v az ~
llit alley end OF thelol, isA most Comod, ~
ard the location e dsslIabis, isliS within a., uNe
Walk Of ihn nigs! buAiLeas paris OF The clIJ. ~
ore, two aud three yeale. POT iurihuT
10 JOHN DUNNB, MISlSi =, Va
my2bi5ln next door 10 Roh1uIs n, ~. ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
REAL ESTATE SALES
Neal Natate for 9aia

THR undersigned oisT lor a /. m. t,,1 SeAe.
j or which The late RobsttO yvooS lWihg real s
PATIO i1t No ~ fronting abSst n w 'slteli
S ,Si 70 ts SssoHa Ward q i ely q Na,i
nleee Of voeanl gTnund ifoniIT. N tssnI
SS'sndsd Y kast Wheellna and funaiS bSsS Shty
so1 % SGsT S o 1RS fHs IL n: % os
Terms sasy. Apply 10 either Of lie ubj.r,i,..,
4. 9. WOObs
oeq4gQM y. NJ ROPP'
HM. TALItN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
SAP oCcuRRESOr.- Charleston (vu) Spin
Of Jefferson Of Tuesday says;

DAD OCCURRESOE'--ln6 SnAIeSIOn NFa'l opln'
Of Jefferson OF Tuesday Says
We are called upon 10 mole very lamentabls
afIdir, which occurred in our county on last Ri.
day morning. VIM. West, Esq, en- aged and es.
tsemed citizen OF our county shot his sin.in law,
Jefferson Smith, deld The ciTcums'aCes allvnd-
this melancholy alfalh as near as we have been
able to learn, ore as follows; Smith was very i'll.
tempered man, aud was in the habi! Of treating
his wife IN a most shameful manneE whipping hvr
at times aud nlallTealing her Ia almost every pos.
sbe manneE On Friday morning Smith went Ia
MT. Vests, where his wife WIS and acted in very
violent manner. MI. West went out aud dove
him away. Smith started Tor his home, aud In 4
short time returned with gun and lhTentened u
shoot Mt. West, but as he neuTed the house he OBJ
served lis wife running into the kitchen. lie pick
Fed up spade and commenced forcing Tie door and
while in that act, MI West shot him with fowl.
ing piece, out Of the window. Smith fell and i'm
mSinlely expred. Mt. West surrendered himself
10 the authorities and hos been bound over 10 an.
sweT the chnrL 6 Of killing at next Court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
New SavIngs Bank store
AT THE
OLD POBT.ORRIOE.

KEEP THE HEAD AND FBBT COVRRRD"
NlTIZENS OF Wheeling aud vlenltyi-Tlis old maxim
TO- health reminds me that u may not be anAs 10 call
your attention TO my Fall and Winter stock nl BoOls,
Shoes Hats, CAPS Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, az The
hnd great variety OF 8hlOnlbe lately received GOOdg
suitable 10 the seaSon, at low pTieea.
Very thankful the liberal patrOnlge received since
coming amongst you, respectfully solicit youall call
and examine my sOoh ~ will be my pleasure 10 see and
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest, that may
have their Offspring health, ai 10 this adding Industry
and economy may have wealth.
ladies' Ii you wish TO purchase ashOnabo and cheap
winter BOnnels, sure,
Cal at the old Post once, opposite the MeLure,
Gentlemen, Il you wish 10 puTehase fashionable Cap,
or Hat,
cGllat tie above place, where you will get-that.
Remember, the Old Post once corner.
To Country Merchants have few Goods to Job
UciT '''' r.. Il. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

gJ-The CHARLOTTESVILLE Advocate thinks there
will DO not less lhsn $50 students pt the Unlvsuiy
Or YiIglnia This session. This uillbe within one
hundred and shy Of The number d HaVoTd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
AoUsl AVE- LoE FoR s " l..s:

fTHR underlined 0R0Ts Tor s,lo NJ, pow.
Market street ear side, between MOStos !, "
llng house and out hulldlhg0 'N'u e'fktOy
u VIII b acld low aud OH accommodate, a.,
pOs.esAion glvenbny lime aerihS mai o; O!,.iI!e
~ Enquire Of N''o''t
pep0 IN su,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

OnIoIr ~ 7,1r vonn tllInoa1pn ~ RnlniIIoT ND
,,,o,,o,.IiS 49,, nove, h.o,i N. o,i,;, rn,ii,a,a,,
S moau 20 800 h; Son .oh o,vJ ani%n1i,y n.y.;
'o ,,, "s ',oniio,, co,,Sdeoca ,n n '"''
poasO n,S'sSO vsSIs no " b.n ,ho oo,o,
,,,OJ ,he rsi,s f,Ss hbio ~ o;,Yiis Us
$1,000 rn,ia, w s,,I.,' oI
TIiasns a., ,Is vniui,v and ;nI"I o,ony i,no, ,
ir,a,os oT Ire s,S,s wsn, IN vol nm 4, foI ,h'.
r',,,,0ss NJ sconiSins IiIIle TsoJv n'onsv N nav
"v. 49, W orOSs,o I'd o,So, ,I,ov
n, UI n, WI RI, s saEs 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

GTThe New York Hemld--ralhsT doubtful au.
thOrity-slates that the National Wings OF hat
siols ore preparing to make en- opposition dsmon-
STATION to the lreesol fusion ticket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30

II OF No o. iH block %, on HIpptsn ,t1,,, t,..
~ and Tunlng back 1s0 10 an alley. TIII,vcS,"! ~
best oltu tee lots In tie city Tor Itllshts m
or onS ~ b' w Of n q Ia, nj, VIII it lhs who'll
PoI iEioTmallOn euq llo at lhia once or Of Usis.p
Mys \ AUSTiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
NAV AnvnRTIenMnNTs


Linsley Institute.
UVHR Winter Bstslon d this lpetg Will commence
Oh MONDAY NOV q Ihs rmnelPa ~. u hsPpy ~
Mr., III w. hARniEei tate graduate q Ws'hl1slon COL
isSs, lq addition 70 vat u NJ Ssphens y . scarcely
tlo educ alton Of Mr. q. Il OF tic highest order, having
graduated with tho rpl hUnorg o. big elas'i at tho 0Oso
of tle last tern OF Washington College
TERMs OF TUlTloNPER TERH,
Primary Rnsllsll Branches $500
Higher do WIN lAun COM
Hlgher latin and Greek 500
oNe reduction made unlsIt FOR pIo!TseI'a sickness,
Gazette cory.
BUCKSKiN GLOVES.
10 DOZEN extra oil dieared bueksaiu Gloves just re-
oeai llElsKRLL & o..
JUST RECEIVED,
ono BARRRLS soporans Raar, nyOrIIs brnd', on
SOO consignment olld Tor sale low.
JUST HEURtVRD
A 4 MoNBAgR WOnk Hnll,'i smother large and
"a superior stock or Hats and CApsI among which mas
Be lauld the following, to which WalnvIte Tue alIenllonOf
the buying publlei
DO SllA PIu'h ASIIoPfGlI'n C,p
X X g g S S ISs
% % Know SolhlnG,
do do Travelling
% blue do velvet tilm'dI"
do black do gimp DO 4"
% allk plush Hungarian
do do Nevada
DO DO irwin
ALSO
GentS white Know Nothing Hslsi
DO 5 5i 90
do do absy tdm'd wide awake &"
do do 10 wide baud wide awake hati
Besldeh Young Amoress and al oLsT siyiss ~ alum
dance
UBFRBMBMBBR COAX EIALUO can sell, does
it, mai ss ShaH S,i, win St and d bound 70 sell 10
per eent Lower than nnY ether House ~
aOWn.
eUSRE-HOw sanshs dOItI because she sells for
eaShl oc2I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
w. q lha nalllo ZOE q Anna.

From The correspondence Of the London Times
va lake tho annexed view Of The modern battle
dsld OF Almu. It affords q sicknng sceno Of tho
horrors and ,lemorallzing ELECTS OfWnE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Farm and and Coal Lands

4, Y undeTsign'd 0aorn Tor ale hls P,.ri.
ise Nnuonl Road, three miles from WbesipH ail
.ps we s ". sly, IAIsa land, an C&stIhlV Ss
orchard, and hom16 10 100 strSS ~ sSSI Iyshy M
OF good coal o leet IN Ienih. '-na viii h,
u not sold alIOgOlh0r, II Willbs dlvld,ato
PorfaIlhor particulars apply on Tie p,,m,,..
Oeitid9m' ADIm pItit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
OanoinR School

I'm UNION HALL
II WILL commence eouIos OF Instruction IN Dancing
and Waiting IN Union liaI on Saturday PSI lnat' At
3u'oOck, p. NJ
night class will DO formed for gentlemen.
All llo new aud hAhiOnable dances viii b taught.
TERMS s. for tho eours OF sixteen lessons,
Oe9jiI r. 3 HOFFMAN,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
Eagle Forge, Wire q Iron Works
u. O. DEWEY, Proprietor.

WAREHOUSE, NO. 60 MAIN SHEET,
wheeling, Va.
MANUFACTURES Of all sifes Bar and Fancy Iron,
ll r. ANlesI heavy and light FoglnBs, Boiler Rlv'
et9t Wire, &c,
Railroad and Suspension Bridge ron work made TO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-30
MCKEE & ROBERTSoN'S PKEMIUM GOODI

Tw. u. MOTIF & BRO!s can he got Mckee &
"A Robertson's casslmsres, satlneis, reraan cloth,
hannes, blankets, and wOOenyaTns which took The pre-
phres. Ooll
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
A curious sui, was lately brought.be,

A curious sui, was lately brought.be9i
fore. magistrate in Cincinnati. ~
Young steamboat clerk whom we shall
cal! Harry, wen. upon his wedding trip
up the river, aud invited an acquain,-
ance, Thomas 10 accompany him-Har-
ry paying all expenses. Thomas,wens
with the happypair, and after ,. = the - Gov, !
clnsion ofthe trip sued Harry fofS7 so
for services rendered, which services
consisted in regulating on one or two
occasions the removal Of tho baggage
to aud from tho boat. Indignantsattbis
pettJogging transaction. Harry COM
menced suit against Thomas for travel.
ing expenses and board for twenty days.
and after patient Investigation ohtaiu-
cd Judgment againstt the aforesaid Thom-
as for $3.50. b
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

4 Da,tardly Act.-The Cincinna.ii
Enquiter;of Friday morning giyesthe de-
tails ofa,bsse attempt to rethe Enquirer
buildings, bysome miscreans, on Thursday.
evening oflsst week. About midnight
one ofthe ioremeniinsthe fourth story WIS
alarmed by strong smell Of smoke and
after awakening the others succeeded in
getting into the rooms where the fire was
kindled The design was to burn the aoor
so as 10 let the heavy press, weighing six
tons, fall from the third story and crash
every floor to the cellar. Candles were
placed so as 10 communicate with paper
and thus a. once spread over the building
The escape was anarro@ one and we'rust
the villain who was engaged inthis work
may yet be discovered and bepunished as
he deserves. s9fa
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

and most direct. Aiming at the regions
thus opened TO her, she cannot disresatding
such persuasive inducements, fatally neglect
the present occasion for accomplishing her
object. Her means can be freely uppropria'
ted to this work, when its stock must be re
munera,ive, and its results so promotiye Of
her welfare. Urged BY immediate and per
manent benefits, and guided by her expert
ence and skill, she cannot dread any compel.
itor SO formidable as to deter her from this
splendid enterprise. ...
80 JAMES NELSON,
eu. T.S. RAYMOND.
w. T. WILEY,
LUTHER RAYMOND,
HUGH CAMPBELL,
Committee.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
EpITAPH.

The following beautiful epitaph upon ah
infant, speaks to the heart;
Beneath this stone, in sweet repose, 4
Is laid a mothers dearest pride;4 <
A flower that scarce had walked .olile,
And light, aud beauty, ere itdied'
God, in his wisdom, has recalled
The precious boon his love had given;
And though the casket moulders here
The gem is sparkling now in heaven,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
missionary Delegation.

Rev. DR.. Anderson, the senior Secre-
,ary of :he American Board Of Com
missioners for Foreign Missions, recent
ly sailed from Boston on a visit g mo
various missions Of the Board IN Hin
dostan. From Boston letter TO the
independent, we learn that it has be-
come q question of grave interest III
that country, how far the English an-
pusre shall be the medium Of religious
instruction to the natives. English #! free
schools, under British patronage, are BE-
co ming numerous and popular; and, %
they tolerate all manner Of Hindoo I sp-
pers,i,ions, great numbers OF young
men attend them who might otherwise
be led to enter the mission.schools aud
be brought religiousinfuences,.-
In these circumstances, the missionaries
naturally incline to open English schools
Of ,hsir own, on an evangelical plan
But to what extent this should be done,
is a question about which they are not
agreed, as it involves .he:dis?aragemens
if not the ultimate displacement, OF the
native language. l1i DR.. r.Anderson's lead
;ny object I Is "a 10 confer with the missioa-
ries = on this question, and to aid as far
as may be in its adjustment. He is
understood to be in rof the contin-
ued and permanent useof the language
Of the country He expects TO be ab'
sent about year. Ifsh ea'i S'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

4 ~ Under the head of WANTED in
Arkansas, Smiths Herald enumerates
800, 900 good Industrious farmers,,to,ill
the land that isnow lying idle all over
the State, Theland is first rate, wafer
excellent and health good. The land
will produce cotton, cbrn, wheat, rye,
oats, barley, potatoes, and every kind
pf vegetable that grows in the 9Unilea
States. Tho land ~ now open ready
and waiting.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
A Caution to Scold.

The following act of assembly was pas
sed in Virginia in 1862; 8
SIR act FIR Punching Of ,ScandaIoas'
Persoss.-Whereas, many babbling wo-
men SANDER and scandaize their neighbors
for which,heir poor husbands are often in
volved in chargeable and vexatious suits
and costs in great damages
"Be il therefore enacted by the author
i,yaforesaid, that in actions ofslander, oc-
casioned blythe wife after judgement pas.
sed for damages, the woman shonld be
punished by ducking; and ftheslandsribe
50 enormous as to be adiudged al greater
damages than five hundred pounds Otto
.bacco, ,then,,he womenis 10 sufsta duck,
ing for each ndredpounds oftobac.
co adiudged against the husband, 1.-THE re.
fused topaythe tobacco"
Mr. George A. Sleet, Of Orange county
recently sheared a Merino Eve, abouti6f:
teen months old. the fleece Of which
weighed fifteen and a halfpoaaas. Al
ihe same time he sheared a Buck ofthe
satneage, tue fleece ofwhich weighed ff
tecr. rous5s-bot f,hc Merinobreed,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02

!, The Washington Starsays thatthere
is no truth inttbsrsports that The repre-
sentative cf France near this Govsri-
ment has formally demanded se60,0po
for ths damages iatlictel o', French
subjects IN lihe Bsnbsrlmeit d Grey
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-09-02
THE MoNoNGALIA MIRROR

ID published every Saturday morning, atthe
Office on Front street, next door to N.Madera's
old Post Office stand, at tho following terms:
$3.50 AYEAn CAsn1N ADVANCE;
S200ArTER sIX MONTHS nAvEExrfREp;
ss5Olr NEVER PAID, without eoers'On.
lD-No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid up, exceptat the option OF
tho Publisher. e 4 @1'r A5
No subscription taken for shorter period
than six months. ., Ii.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsrsc:
For / square, 8 weeks, -rr, sl.0o
each additional insertion, 0.s5
For ono square, months, 800
do. ID 6 months, 500
do. year, l2.oo
For one column, minion type, year, 4o.oo
For Announcing Candidates, each name, 200
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y '07't' 4 GEM. "1-
Oh, weep not for the dead! ..,.
Rather, 0 rather, give the tear m
To those that darkly linger here,
When all beside are fled. ,...
Weep for the spirit witheting .aW
In its cold, cherries sorrowing;
Weep for the young and lovely one,
Tha, ruin darkly revels on;
But never be ,ear-drop shed
For them, the pure, enfranchised dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
TH0RNs CoMpOUNDEXTRACT OF CO.
THE GREAT PI\NO AND MUSIC
ES 1ABLlSiIMENT.
HORACE WATERS
333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

"'o DNsJNDW \ 1ORk.
IHik BEsT AND MOST IMPROVED PIANOS
l. AND MELODEONS I. GILBERT CO.'S
Worlds fair Premium Pianos. with or without the
h.oleaii, aud with iron frames and circular scales.
me merit OF these Instruments Is too well known 20
hrcd inrthrr commendation. Gilbert's Boudoir Pr
amos, nm elegant ,nstru Hent for small roors. Hal.
YET n Culnston's Pianos, Of the old estsbliehed firm
ol 'allet X To. Mr.. w. bcing sole agent for all The
above Pianos, can offer them lower than any ot,cr
house, Horace Waters Pianos, manufactured ex.
prcssly for him, having great power OF tone. and
el'stitny Of touch. 333 BRo,Dw,y Is The Isrycs,
depot for Musical Instruments in this country, aror-
h'.g M opportunity for selections not to lie had else
where Second hand Pianos nj great bargains. Pri-
ces ron 800 Sl75. Every ini irument fully war
raDtcd or the money refunded.
MELODEONS:
& DALDN ms PATENT ORGAN
MELOD3DNS,
win rwo BAsks of hcys-a sweet and now erful in
sltlment. Prices from SIS 10 5000. =. ID. A n.
" ; mt'is celebrated MelodeOns, Martins uni walled
Guitars, Browns Iiarps, rlutinas, violins, Brass
Instruments, &c. &C. Dealers supplied with Pianos
aud AeiOdeons nj Factory prices. IL l-2 Der cent
discount TO C~iergymen.
MUSIC.
Ihis list comprises Toe products Of the great mas
tcrs OF both the American and European continents
ana Is fccfiving constant additions by an extensive
l'rbllcntion OF The choice aud popular pieces of The
diy. Dealers in Music, ani Teachers Of Seminars
wishing 10 purchase ANY music published, or make
arrangements for continued supplies of sr Waters
new irsie', VIII find IL to their Interest TO call or for.
ward Their orders. Music sent TO any part of the
UNION, or Canndas, postage free
as 3m HORACE WAITE RI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
FANCY MEDICINE.

TNKkN WIZ CONIT n EIIXIR OF TUR
KEY RiiUBAf,B
Takes its ph,rc rs Inc hest remedy Coz dyspepsia
or Indigestion III ihr present day; and. for lis cE.
tracy ani safety d'sc, YES the name Of being in
irmh Family Medicine. Those who suffer
lroin excessive fatigue, Inep,al anxiety, or intel
iec,'nil Application Of whatever Kind, will fni il
To b. a m;i'clnt ofextrennc value. II is p,ri,c-
mariy recommended io ilosc suffering from Bil-
l'ous aud Nervous tiradachc, DiarrhTa, Con.
st'paiion, Flaiulrnc,, Indigestion, Summer com.
plant, cholera Morbus, &C., rs the utmost re-
lance '~n In placed ON il, both ~ To its innocent
nature anil h,ghly ~curliye qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-18
SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's
HATS A. CAPS.

1'IE subscriber would inform his friends and
Il III public N general, that he hts iuI re-
tnrned rom New York, with his Sp, ing style.
OF iiats aud CAPE, comp i.iu2 the largest aud
beat assortment ever offered IN this city.
Brcle's and Genin'. Hats oi . ,uperinr at,Iity
to NY b. bore offered by any nlhrr concrrn ~
the city. G~n,n's improved style; tho sssp,i-
mrnt Il Caps ~ of upwards 81 20 different st,lfs,
frps 81 I 2 cts. TO ~. Hats from 81 10 IS;
trc.. gopl, all have a fixed price aud viii
be- .oli ~ low a, At any other concern, %, hiy
con,I lcred, No. III Thames stre o.
JACOB WEAVER.
y =. "A 'aryc lot of Caps sui,nbic iqr Boys
.chbol HITS, sciiing in Less than hall prise, "a
ab"ve. J. w.
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CURED.

~. Rev. RICHARD DUNEING, Pastor OF tho Pres
Nlrrinn church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York,
TIuc Ia u- " have just received n lsttor from Mr.. CHNs'
NY DU>SINC, ritivo TO The cure Ofhis FeIcr-'ore. You
nay d~pchd.o on what II states, for he il n Christian man
nd M elder in the church. Spne years since be had 10
ave ONE ofhs legs cut nj. to saye his hfe, in consequence
Il II t"versorc. The otner leg being now affected. and
bout Ia be- nmpu,atcd, l recommended BRAsI's MEpi.
lsf. krud tho .csult. He says II hare psed only hyes
oI1LEs OF BltAN1'S MEDICINE. I Tlaoed All. nora,
Eom your recommendation N hat Medicine, and Gun no,y
ay thai. " nh the blessing of God, IL has Effected a cure "
~ ieg'" See Pamphlets for full particulars.
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Stoves, Ranges
F j R N A c ( s

MAY always lie found At the Subscribers. .
nl most approved patterns. aud set with caic,
..i warranted io work well Also, tin and sheet
irca ware an haul, with other articles usu1Ily
k.pt nj surh a siorc. Tin, copper, aud slesr
IRON ware mad. 70 order. Orders solicited.
pffr wh BtOWNELL,
ODrrsitc me Union BANK.
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ANGLERS CuHE >.

Nr. O., T.. Kinney. merchant. CYinion, O'c'dr o""n'y
" mid' nrr' ~ mat a cancrrIi'ciur ~ spii rwiniN 49,
p ciu wvui""1tl rdrYr OF tiSuIHN 'uTUu ~ ii' "irrv
tEANiS PURIFYING EXTRACT. AraEe.-s~t =
Grv'rr cnIuiv- y. V, l. asu Islug said PURt'iER, MI.
. l. s,riL.,HII 1si>, ~ Cann'ohnr.e =, Mont ,o''' ~ crai-
s. y. hl- .u.orincd us of an Important 'Hrc If &" CAS-.
u 81 .a. ~.'-ud'us, which WIS chacicd or M aIr. ldy
ilhm pitSr. II, therefore, this PrGiflER cures Cancer. "
: Iurl> - . hralns ppwrr. wnnt impure disease "i t'
pr! can II MT q rl SUvrn years experience and ts
uph SAYS there are non. but " hat IL wdl cure.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE old origirs' DR. HARRINGTON, con.
iiprcs ~ b. coa srisd NJ his Old established Office,
ll5 10 North Main street, Prov idence. Call
and zee. DIR. d.. q. HARRINGTON.
N. Is. Al letters 20 le directed TO IFS "a
North Main Street. usu
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TARR ,N1'S INDEIJBL.E INK.

"A sulrrior a%,licl', warranted 10y the ~proprie-
tor, aud acSnoa iedged by al! who have tested il
To be the best article Of The kind now IN use.