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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
70 fCONOTTEREDS7 ssff :

~ ssNIENQO5h1Ds.
Three fourhs OF the physical pain endured:by the hui
man race proceeds from affections OF the nerves. The
unuterable agony of lieu aisa, rheumatism, gout
headache, and thousand nalneess pangs
every poronof Ties ,stem, distract the brain
rele able directly TO unnatural condition OF the ner
vous system. The weaker prey variety OF
agones that may truly be called Infinite, all growing out
OF the disorderel action Of the The nerves are
the seat OF all PAIN Kin the araglng TOOTH"
and the pain ceases. Destroy the OF limb and
1t Is patayzea Render all the nerves frame insen
sibe, and produce death. or what immense mpor-
anee therefore, must PREPARATION be will intse
ealth vgor hardness, energy Into this
complex arrangement or vital agents the ner-
vouS SYSTEM Experience has proved tile faculty admit
the record shows, that Dr. MoT5es Ihsigoratng Eirir
and Cordial viii produce these miraculous effects
Hail could wtneas the changes brings i,te
condition of those who 'ready to perisL-hov il
baises melancholy bese:s strength, pain and
builds and ortihes the constitution prolongs lie
1t would be unnecessary to advertise It. Newspapers
are merely used media TO draw attention olt To be
universally used aud unhestatlugy relied upon 1t merely
requires to be universally known. The aid the press
Is Invoked 10 guide the public to this living fountan blu
no printed words can adequately set forth its value
The Cordali tup, highly nrated pint bot
tles Price three dollars per BOTTLE two for We dollars
SIX Tor twelve dollars. Gu RING. Proprietor,
102 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies
ents:-wmxxLIxa-KELLSS CALDWELL.
cIScISSkrt-B. H MEAEINIS.
n5-See advertisement. apo4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

pBut few of our people have any reasonable
conception of the magnitude of the armies Of Eu-
rope. That Of Russia alone exceeded one million
in 1s4s. while the other powers likely 10 be affect
ed by the war between that empire and Turkey,
or which will be actively engaged In it, have ar
mics standing and irregular, of nearly three mil
lions Of men. This does not include the naval
forces OF the several powers. If the war should
become general and last a year or two, the world
has never yet witnessed such a conflict of arms as
there will be. With the improved modes of de-
strucson by fire arms and ordnance, the sacrifice
Of human life, to crafty the ambition of few ru-
lers, will be terrific.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

pThs city council 81 Savannah has .b,cr,b.,
$4,000 and the further sum of s1.loo has been
solleeted from private subscriptions in aid of the
ssflsssp by the late IRE Al Jseksonyille. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

CHoLERA AT KEokuK-We learn from the clerk
have occurred at Keokuk from cholera, or from n
disease resembling cholera, and that but one citi
zen has died. The other deaths occurred among n
party. of emigrant's who were going West. The
cases have occurred for three or four days past
The citizen of Keokuk who. died was named Fipp.
ne was employed as watehousemansby,t the firm of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, the new four story brick building,
No. H. Ilnin street,,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou Streets ,vbere
win be prepared with early and extensi We Spring
stock direct from importers and which,
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WIN. T. sRLBY.
n-J g. Mt.ealf win be found at the above establish.
nent. whsre he awaits his old friends N &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

Tar GApsDEN TREAry.-The following appears
to be the present position of the treaty in the Sem
ale:
That theterritory shall be only sufficient for a
railroad ROUTE and that the compensation shall be
the private claim cause; A total abnegation of
the eleventh article of the Treaty of Gaudaloune
hidalgo and release of the United States from all
claims set upunderit. The provisions for the Ia
toIt to incorporate the principle of, the Conkling
Convention Is pending with prospect of success
rms proposition amounts 10 protectoIate over the
road, or Canal. The best informed nersons .,e.
heye that Santa Anna will accept those terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

EALSABLE FARM FOR SALE
iC2 ACRES OF Land two miles from The ei,1.,,rl,
Ing on the Ohio river; one hail. mis Wis.,
Eaa Depot OF the Cleveland aid PsbSse Y
bounding as 1t does in COAL lime aud iTee s,6e
an ef Sif 5 quality Of b.iek clay equally &
vantases % an Investment The NM nnIivallsd 1
Ias iana is Of SUPERIOR quality and is one Of
nL vegcia bic or dairy larm in the
o. VIII oe SOLD IN separate parts, ifdesiredI
FOR terms enquire OF J r. Miller, Main stree, W..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

NJ. DAAEt.-The Richmond Examiner has the
i Is untrue that the resignation of Mr.. Dan.
lei, Change at Sardinia, has bten ,eesiys5 al
y a9 has any iams,On made
Mr.. Daniels friends in this city know no,sias
confImaters Of the rumors afoat on tie snbiscs
and do moi. credit these rumors in the least,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

"A man named cassidy has been arrested in
smother named McGiffn. = =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

Ma. Eprroa;-I myself an independent can.
datc for the Office Sheriff Ohio County at The ell
suing spring election. x = -
mrs-daw JOHN BRADY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
John Linineston.

This most accomplished humbugger has been
dosed at last by very facetious gentleman named
Io1IH, from South Carolina, to W HON he addressed
one oishis regular catches, Mr.. Tobin gives him
sketch Of his life, the principal acts of which are
stealing water melons in youth, getting thrashed
therefor being beat at tpoker,' killing horse in
the service Of his country aud being killed by an
other, and being now first rate postmaster, &C.,
&c. For the benefit Of all whom it may concern.
We will state the practice of this gentleman in get
ting the olives of distinguished Americans" and
then making them pay therefor. First. he address.
sesthem alettet requesting to be allowed a sketch
OF their lives to grace his publication and also a
daguerreotype to adorn,the front page of The life
After this Is done and everything is ready for the
press swrites that the expense is so greater
than he anticipated that he scannot Afford 10 bear
the whole of it. and that they at least bear
the expense of the magnificent steel engraving
which he, had prepared at great cost, &c. This
Item Is modestly set down at S110; but as grave
compensation therefor, they are promised fifty CO.
pies OF the number containing the life, worth 81
each, and the reversion of the plate after MIR. L.
has used it to his liking. that the nett ssout of
: pocket viii be only $50; SO far SO good. When
the work is out the gentlemen receive one copy,
with monrnful letter stating that the expense has
10 Aak e&Seeueu JonnS 1nectatlonS tLat he 1S I'M
able to send them more, but will send them any
quantity for "eonsideration.', oppressed a little
lie will aend fifty copies of the sketch alone, with
out the other sketches contained in that number,
about 1-20 OF the original promise. with the polite
request to forward ten dollars therefor, with the
assurance that asa few more of the same sor..' are
lsfyery suitable for parlor tables. gifts to friends
&c. II pressed further. he will send the ffty
Numbers or gnally promised and soon I. far he ,,;i
offer to accommodate them. generally, with tthe
lives" urging haste as he is about to ship the en-
lireassne to Europe. This favor is generally de-
ciined, and Mr.. Livingston is left 10 hunt up new
victims.
Mr.. Tobin has accommodated him, and we are
glad that this little better than swindle is thus
brought 10 the view of the public. Mr.. Liyines
ton is engaged in the issue of other publications.
which he palms off upon the legal profession W it'll
perseverance worthy of more respectable cause.
The public will, we trust, appreciate his motives,
andnot suffer themselves 10 be imposed on as have
been many Others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

JAS. II. McMEcHEN is a candidate for the SHERIFF.
Atty, at heeeeton held in the Spring of 1884,
oet2atd 5.3e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

ssBAax FAILuKE.-It Is Stated in 4 7telegrnphiel
dispatch tron Boston thai the cochilnate bank On
that city has failed : & Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

a, NAIL RonnER-AITest-Them mail bag for Cleye.
.ana was taken ont of3the mail car on Monday
nlgnt, and was found on Tuesday morning cut
age of $3.50 in money and .,lber anon
naa oeen taken MIR. Chapman, The ef1icientm mail
agssnl luckily happened here on Monday night.
ana ne win assistance proceeded to search ont the
late convict from Huron fos buresrv 9as
peeted He had purchased a new suit Of ela,ss.
that day. About two O'Clock at night he " as aTs
rested BY Fleming and Bselie, police ofisefsM
dlawers but s2s was MI H.. ss, Jus
of Mr: Noodle, enclosing The money. He denies
everything. Hewill less be in the penitent,s
sfyin less than week, as the United States Conrt
Is now here. Mo Statesnlan. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

To the. Voters OF Ohio Comfy.
offer myseras candidate rthe Office ;or Sheriff OF
Ohio county and shall discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully and impair tially.s
mr11 .its w. S. wICKHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

SUDDEN DEA1u OF CLEKaYMAN.-The Rev.
John F. Russell, BAPTIST clefsyman At iaekson.
Al S., died in that city on the 9Th. On the even.
ing OF his death, he was present at the meeting Of
the Jackson Bible Society, delivering a very eio-
quent and impassonedi address. He dwelt on The
TACT that the Bible tried books he sa id emit
lions who are now around the throne of God,
singing the song Of Moses and the Lamb, had
been saved by the blessed influence Of this Eook.
While he attended this sentiment, he looked, as if
he had a vision of what he described: he then
paused moment and said, at have done.,-
These were his lastwords. He sat down, but So nix
Immediately into apopexy. from whichithe skill of
ext eiienced physicians could not arouse him.
ANoTHER.-The Rey. w. S. Lloyd, pastor of a
Baptist Church at Antioch; Alabama, died n week
or two since while engaged in the performance Of
his clerical duties. He had commercial his dis
conrse, and after speaking asfew moments, sud.
and instantly expired. s, 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

be paid in bsn an, ,ha per cent OF the purchase
two and three S ~ equal a M
IRON S the "a, Of sale Ill a the purchaser W s
to be fetained as SE r The deferred and Il.
Any wishing to purchase at pIiyse 1 ~ a
non o. me grounds above described can do sa pr
~ Tue htst gay OF MAJ NEXT, by makin. sl
hon ont, 20 ---'- FRANCIS h. ARMSTRteIsS,:: ppGsa
NO. -. = SRecial
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
Cash for Rags

~ CaSh tor Rags.
TWO HUNDRED TONS WANTED.
NHE Fulton Paper Mill, mile east of heeng will
L pay four dollars per hundred Pc d ., for
Clean linen and cotton Rags deliverable MILL al
Messrs A. e. ROBINSON & CO.'S warehouse, ON Main
below Monroe street, in Wheeling. WooIlen Rags
entirely useless in our line &c business and to be
We earnestly invite the attention the public TO the
inheritance OF saving the material indispensable TO
the manufacture of Itcle general utility The mil
yearly. - =
ap20daw ARMsTRoNGS & cRowL.
Washington tPa.1 Commonwealth. Waynesburgh CPa.o
amount OF 50 and charge this offiee.l
IHoR SALE-l good Horse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
TRUST SALE.

by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust from David veuuuu :,
January, 1851, recorded in the clerks ofee 81
county court for Ohio county. Virginia, in book Il n
so snali at The Court House Of OHIO county, on d.
ion to the highest bidder cash. all The interest IN
vennum aud wife lbeins tue undivided seyeBtk =
thereof in and Ia lot number i've situate on The s q
OF Nam street in the city OF Wheeling, between FIND
ap14 ALFRED CALDwRII .Tr,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

well known Fellow citizen LEVI MILLS. a candidate
commssiouetof Revenue, the County District.
the coming spring election
aps:1m. OHIO COUNTY.
Mr.. EprroR:-I announce myself as candidate, not
foiithe sherillty, the notice
wish purchase Wall Paper Window Paper Fire Hoard
/ ara determined to sell at the lowest prices.
api JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Ma. EptroR;-Plessc announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
LAP candidate for the Revenue for
the county District & tho ensuing May election.
mro3S Is MANY CITIZENS.
THE undersigned offers himself as candidate for tile
office of Commissioners Revenue. 10. the city dst,ie'
at the ensuing May election.
mr17 sa R.sDAY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

SECOND HAND PIANO FOK'rkS. -
TWO second hand Piano Fortes, of good hand
some furniture, and will be sold very low up
.an2O JAS. MELLON, 90 Union ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

FOR SALE OR RENT
1.-TWO fine brick buildings, on Zauc street. P,.,
ing, with rooms and cellar 10 each, win i.Ss
and earTiage house, all in good order '' -ss Aass
The property being on tho HemOieId Pa,ro,, r...
c p % rooms. , would make good HOTEL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

ooh massa Coptin l-(all the officers are can.
tains with the West Indian soldiers oh, lnassa
Coptin, me savee-sartin me safe-snre me 90 ia
kirke datoo--me die-me go 10 Guinea-me see da
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

GREAT BARGAIN.
WILL sell my lease and fixtures the best sard as
reasonable terms - 557FF = ''' "
Enquire at this Office of =-.--.
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VVallPaper &c VV1ndovv R14-.
RECEIVED BY
w ILsDE & BROTHER
mr2ssS ST.. 4 cornern1a
AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY E RrII
;, , -, CHANCEkY SALE.

pURsUANT to a Decree made Sab a.
nav and eh1,Ssr for Ohio county on
Tie suit n cbsee e9Sus s eight hundred aud 1 a
piii on o o%d hnsmPdea Fame otscs
suction at The front door OF the eouIt hoTss SE
~ said sale thereafter from lsS y, " oho ro
at the south east corner III h real
S be TodS o Ha snd Union
ming thence souiiwardly with the west and
t aSgsa'yn Of
tween Market and BIaIn streets Ae eq9i distaRt
n i win Market street to stake, thence
ginning. E.1 - O' "s'eet 10 The place q =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

Grumble went the Germans the Northumbrians
rumbled out their dissatisfaction; the negroes
squeaked, but no one moved. All the Irish 5ood
IN my veins rushed TO my head, and I was in ga
tnnderng big passion as the serieant Afterwards
de lined It. again and again demanded the cause
OF all this uproar. No answ er. at length, by
dintof shaking, kicking, roaring, and thumpine.
drew an answer from backie himself; wla gaspeJ
out, while his mouth opened and shut like a dyins
dog fish. S - e''hS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24
B urning of the Great Re !ubIcm
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
PoR THE

Safes Of suitable for merchants, banks, level,
ssn Ssnt Saees e fire and proof
9r sale and made to DEPOT 1s2 Pearl
street. iaoor below Maiden Lane, New York by 80
[sp19-dlYlap 10...-..5. RoBERT ii PafRlf.1,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

was but new conner in the colonies, and di,,
not understand him. dema nded an explanation
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Adams & Cos Express,
1854. go 80 1854.

Ss5S9S9zEEes-ssz-SaEE-Ss sEszsss Aoeott.
OFRHCE-NIel.urcH m Ouse
oR speedy aud safe conveyance OF merchsndt,e mack
ages PARCELS bank notes. specie, gold in chai % of
special messengers leave daily Tor all paris Of
me sd Eas 1 europe. California and Australia Also
through to Chicago. S1' A.'eu'
For Zane svlle and all places on the National Road
through TO Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
for baltimore and all points Baltimore and obio
RalEo d. and from thence connect with Great East
eFn ExpIess 10 rhadelphia, New York and Boston,
ysTy o Pa tn and make prompt returns
do lOr west do a do "A.
do forPittsburg do q do AK
our arrangements complete for tile devarx nj
packages and monies to all points. S ss'2 Vi
N p,.x 49,. ADAMS & Co.
--L, Ase"t' s.E.s+5.l55se ap17
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fsl5 WANTED.
q NE or two chambers, centrally situated. Furnished
Apply at the counting room OF ~
anls DORSEY, HOWARD & KNOX
w vol. yo just published, received by :
apis WILDE d BROTHER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

r----V ". FELIA,
WhoiesnIe and Retail Confecfioner and
Hestnurnteu
III AS removed to the rooms formerly occupied by A,
-. bieke Main street west side. above Monroe street
Felix IS the only ageAt In iowa for Bakeys Cough and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-21

On "Wednesday, October IS, At the residences of the
pr'oe's fAtbsr, by Rev. = Iasc Ar A. :, SARosI Of
MT David Iav e. -
- TUESDAY evening, O:toser ", by the Rev James
snk't, AZ mis- usid-t CO, No aos srocre greet, NJ
tHARrs L. CAkTN TO Miss CAROLINE A. FILLMORE all OF
tht city -
On hui sesv OcHcter 10. ~ the Rev spencsr n Cone
tbi civ -
At the Blsecher street Chmch on shursssv morc,n,
uc'oneT ~, ~ me rev VIM BsIcb. Mr. GE)ReE 8
TEvxkB Of NeedhSn, Vas, 10 Niss Lucy 4 d.u,h.sr
o. Dspel whi pey. OF this city
A. the resioer o. the rds's father, Tuesday o.
isber ~. BY the Rev Dr Ssris Mr sroRgs l. Kppa Il,
Miss ANNA nARn YcrHa I'll % frookIyp
On lbursay evening, Octoter 10, 1t HcNosen, N j.
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by tie Rev Hugh y Baly, Of New York, Pew T.
HESsro Of North Ygyl@ NJ 70 Hiss JANE IRWIN, Of
Jenets ass. county Armseb, Ireland
On Moncay, 0stooer IL, 81 Pastuehet, L, BY the
Rev. savsge. Mr.. AMOS WALKER 81 rhomAston, Me-,
to Mics CARoIISE 4. BAYlEY, OF PAvtucsst.
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THE FIREMEy.

CiD TIE MEN 3ERS OF THs wAsHrNsT
"A Fire fiDe Company No I, Of Port richu,ooi,
der their sincere hanks 10 Ness-a. and Zesf
If Gfsnteyiie, TOR the hberal suppy Of ots
funib them their return rom ths ire on THURSDAY
4 gbt, the 18th Instant
T. A. 1HoMP. on, Foreman.
@. N. ssEDEEEB, Secretary
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CLOTHING, &C.

a. IN AND BOYS CLorsING-tr wH0LEs LIE AND
US REAL, very cheap, att VahItRsfLr'S 81 su,
ton streets Also, india Rubber s1thrg an furn'sb.
he gcocr. Garments msde to ord 10 stsls toat s,e-
no, 70 turpasstd Your pstrops.e ia respectfully Sc
tcitec.
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svERTsSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Personal.

4 RESCUED PASSENGER BY THE ARCTIC H,s A
- communication for Nj Gordon, whose family sailed
Tor l. Ldon IN the ship Ocean Queen, from New York
Edwards, SANFORD Co.
INFORM TI0N wANrgD-oF JAMES EAGAN, PAINT
er, and Elicia Kirgs county TIE ]more, Ireland Any
information OF them Will b. thankfully received by Mar
ssret OBryan, At Mrs Carpenters, 81 spring street,
room No 20.
INFORMATION w.NrED-BY T sos. AEEHAN CON.
contractor IL the year Isis plsc. called 0,ls county
Limerick, Helsnr Thos. sehan ct that tine eun.
poyed by NJ Rely - TIM keeper ard wishes to know
wtee Mr. ORisy is at the present time hoping 20 meet
9TH from him iD this country he did in the
Oc Tn mas Meshsn has lately landed, and having
and know about NJ Ohisny. Who behaved to MIN like
isth.r Mr. o'Fiel, vii, be bisd enough. II he meets
tn ment. to write to Thomas Meehan Is Nor
ris street, near the Battery.
INFORMATION WANTED OF CATHERINE DAILY, Ma
i tive Of county Lopsford Ireland lived ten years in
Cnnsoa, and fse in the tate Of New York She has
block ar an eyss, ard has lost tooth Any person
her and Der brother James She has legacy to
get If found. Address J ~, Herald oface
INFORMATION WANTED OF YOUNG wOMAN
i named Mary Arm acConrel in the family Of Mr.
lemarest, commercial business lsely from io Grands
be thankfully recsved By her brother, ut Herald
Office or on beard the bark Crusader pier 3 James slip
ING-Two CASES MERCHANDISE MARKED
lvl GU, and A. W connsc'ed in triangle and s. on
the lower No. 90, lsnded from steamer hermann
per No 81 Ncrth river, supposed to have besn
rid Information win be thankfully received by G. H.
SArD, ii south william street
SARaH NJ pARRvS-A YOUNG WOMAN WHO As
y been living A. servise In New York. and wao has
fends in Cansndsgua, requested to call ct the Express
Office, 81 Bgoacway.
TINivEssItY PLACE W.. ELM PARK Still. ON
~ the lookout-sams hour and placs. SAMUEL
AGENCY.
A DvERTTsING AGENr-Tsg SUB ,cRIBER BEGs
~ to intimate 70 the advertising public and OF srs
o. New York, that he ell wait upou them a, their
respective places OF business TO fs,tas and TRANSACT
tber business 10 advertising, when they may
90 he wi devote hi time exclusively TO their ntges
spd ell husness iniusted for insertion any Of
the New York papers, his ambition will be TO merit his
patronage =. MAJOt,
Late night Clerk Herald ofi,e.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOsI OFFICE NOTICE TIE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
L per u. steamer UNI N, will close q. this OH %
on Saturday, October 81, At l0k O'Clock A N.
ISAAC v FOWLER, Postmaster.
RELIGIOUS sOTICEs.
DIV JOIN n M.CAULEY WILL DELIVER TIE
III second discourse before the Young Mems Asso.
cation Of the cuth Dutch Church. Finn avenue corner
inst at tx ock ck su.jecf-.s'he strength of holy
purpose, in the history OF Howard"
THE REV CHArLEs SPELLING, PASTOR OF TIE
course ~ said church abbato evening, the 22d inst
oommerc Dg at O'Clock, In relation TO the meax choly
event OF tho steamer Arctic
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RESTAURANTS.

rYIvY's RESI- URAN' 90 PRINCE sTRE.T-CON
TIE only CONVENIENT pIa gentlemen de rps 70 az
their meals no town PJivas supper rncs are tn 10 ~o
oIeu or the accommodation Of parties that wish 10 be
served separately.
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LECTURES.

a LECTURE ON THE ACTUAL RELATIONS OF IRE
- LAND and Amerias, will be delivered in the Broad.
WY tabernacle on Mona aveni,g z, 23d in tens, BY
Thomas iarcy scGee Esq Tic. cts Is cents each Can
De procured at the door the evening Of the lecture