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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
Man and wife Houseless-A ain.
gulAr case.

00A0& oUAO0s
We are told Of an amusing scene en-
acted Al late hour few nights since
The wife Of gentleman living OH
street had. by the permission OF her hus-
band accompanied another lady and her
husband to the theatre, and as they lived
in the same street, the man and wife left
their companion a. her own door, and
proceeded on their way home. Contrary
to her expectations and request, she found
the night latch down, and she was una
bic to get in. The servant having gone
out to spend the night with neighbor-
ing servant, left her no recourse but to
awake her husband. Thus determined, /,
she commenced ringing the door bell vi
olently, but could not obtain response,
as her liegc lord slep, remarkably sound
Her desperate situation, caused re-
newed exertions, and after full twenty
minutes tugging at the bell-pull, she fl
nally heard the sound Of approaching
footsteps. Slowly the door opened and
my lord and master appeared dressed
with nothing on excep. his linen, who
halc asleep, in vain attempted to open his
eyes, is tina, you my dears' addressing
his wife. Certainly it is rather pe,tish-
ly answered the lady, Il have been ring
ing this half hour The deuce you
have, returned the husband, stepping OF
to the stoop and looking at the heavens,
as men are apt to do. when slam bang
came the door shut in their faces! A
rear door having been left open caused a
current Of air to rush through the hal
and had closed the door in rather sum.
mary manner. The door was closed
the husband in his s-linen, and thu
night key in his pantaloons pocket u
stairs. How they finally succeeded ig
gaining an entrance to their house, and
. how they were surprised by one Of the
police, who supposed the man to be Q
ghost or burglar, we have passed ou
word not to tell. -.albsny Transcript.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

Darn FROM THE STING OF LoeeSi'
A little girl was s,ung by a locust be-
ow Kickakoo, in this county, last week ,
and died N about an hour from the ell
fects Of the poison. The sting was IN
fiic,ed on the head Of the girl. This IS
the first case of the kind we have heard
since the appearance e'f Iocusts this sea-
son. - Peoria Rep.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

pJ-A despatch from Buffalo on FIJI
day says that the ravages of the oaolera
on the Canada side are far worse than
have been reported. Almos: all who
could move had leftthe place, .eaying the
dead unburied. Some of the bodies are
said TO have been eaten BY hogs! Sew
eral bodies have been found in the hous-
es much decoirposed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
WOMAN,S HEART.

A young maiden's heart
"a rich soil, lie many germs
Hid by the running hand of nature, there
ro mt forth blossoms in their 6ttess season;
And though the love Of home first breaks that
soil,
With ID embracing tendrils clasping 1t,
Other affections, strong and warm, Will grow
Whilst that one fades, as summers Hush OF o'oom
Succeeds the gentle building OF the spring.
Maid. ,.,,t be wives and mothers, to tuihli
The entire and hottest end OF woman's oeihs'
- Frusess KeWble Butler.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

n. folio wing verse was picked uP y tss ,ss
street, supposed 70 hsve been afoPPea ''S''' -
pocket Of greenhorn.
aMy dearest Arabe'l'r,
you,ve been in my heart dweiiG' i
AndnI catch you talking 70 toshes teller
ri. pick up e4ndlsstick Or unorslier
And hit you on the smeller,
And make You roar and beller.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
Mistellaneous.
Frsud in the Minnesota Land
Hill,

DIAL
Il appears from Mr.. Washeurne's
:, ,tement that chartered company ex-
let. in Mime sofa, upon which the terri.
,orial government has devoted the pos
session Of all lands granted to the terri
tory for making railways. As the Dill
passed the House it was SO framed 'ha'
il did not vest in that company the 'anus
granted to Minnesota for making ral'-
wav,. but left the disposal of them open
10 any future Legislature Of the 'efri'o's'
A. Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Forney altered
the bill this intention was entirely rus
tr.ted j: the alteration was slight IN aP'
pearance, but OF the greatest importance
in reality. ~
It IS said that Schuyler and other W.
stree. blacklegs. had an interest IN TN
matter, and .ha, by the substitution 9
| and or in Mr.. Forneys room, A'g'
sealing. would come to the Golfers .
these swindling railroad operators I
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

IscREAsrp nArEs.-The Dctroi, Free
press and the Detroit .fdwriiscr, have
increased their subscription rates. The
high price Of paper, and increase III the
cos, of all printers materials, furnish
a sufficient reason for the advance.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

4 reward of FIVE hundred dollars has been o!
cred for the apprehension of Robert Schuyler
who is known 70 be IT Canada
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
n6r The original Angel Gabriel,

HOr The original Angel Gabriel
horn and all, made his appearance in the
city yesterday and held forth in front Of
the American. He is q curious subject.
His cap, bears this inscription Rule
Britannia, and Hail Columbia, but down
with the abominations of Rome He
carries a sort Of tripod with bulletin
board upon it, and vane to show the
shiftings Of the wind Of doctrine, proba-
bly,, and slung to his side is trumpet
with which, ever and anon, he empha.
sised his discourse. Dem.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

The savage paints his body to serrily
his enemies: the civilized women covers
her face with red and white colors to
charm her friends. Which rs the most
ridiculoualg ta,sooed
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

WouLDS'r slTE.-A clergyman had
been lecturing one evening in country
village on the subject Of temperance,
and, a. usual, after lecture, the pledge
was passed round for signatures.
Pass it along that way said the lec-
turer, pointing towardsa gang Of bloated
and red nosed loafers near the door. -
Pass it along perhaps some Of those
gentleman would like to join our cause.
We don't bite bare hook, gruftiy
|muttered one Of the rummies.
WELL replied the ready clergyman,
1 believe there j. kind Of fish calles
suckers that do not bite
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

Cato. the Censor, only repented Of
three things during his life, viz. To
have gone by sea when he could have
gone by land to have passed day IN
actiye. and to have told secret 10 his
wife.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

p~ From present indications il is
probable that Iowa has gone Anti. Ne
braska. So FIR as heard from the friends
of that measure are in the minority
And il mus, be remembered that many
Anti-Ne ebraska Democrats voted the dem
ocratic ticket now, who will not do 50 il
the party shoulders the Nebraska matter
and makes it party test. The grea
principles Of human freedom burn warm
" in too many American bosoms to long
er submit to the extention Of slavery
Cedar Rapids Era. fDemocratic
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
A SAVING cLAUsE.-An irish laDoref

A SAVING cLAusE.-An irish laDorer
sick Of the thraldom Of strong drink, IN
troduced himself, lately, to the magls-
trate of Southwark, and proposed go
bail before them to keep the following
pledge, which he produced III writing:
Take notice that Pether Hogan OF Ca
ciragin, in the countie OF kerr here by
talks his 9th nevir to dhrinke a glass OF
Spcrret good bad or indifferent only to
kape dovn the vegetables.
sS There were only l29 deaths in
New Orleans during the week ending
the 18th inst.
DH- The prospect in Ireland, is, that
potatoes will yield better this season thar
hey have for the last fifteen years.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
WII.LIAM LEE.

HOOK 71N0U1&,
1ovva City.
Ona door east Of the Post Once.
pAank Dooks. Of al kinds, kept con stant
- ~ on hand. neI
TOWN LOTS
OEBUfLDfNG LOTS, in the town q nPton
LC very dssirsbly sitratsd, are o1srsd fos
sale q reasonable prizes, BY .-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23


PtoI LYSDsAYi ca PAssAoEs On AN EVEHTFUL
LH.-Ths agW work Of MIS-. Noodles is lrulya
t'ghlul cue. Uudes the light veil OF fiction,
and an assumed name, It IS ia SsaliIy uR auIO.Ti-
0gnPhY Of thai amiiBle and exemplary woman,
olIau,bOSess heCsglE The ,hdlling passages ia
hr srsaltll life, before sInIIing fof zoe new
world Il describes in liIs1like uRd interesting
manner The scenes that she passed through, and
TIE chipcIIs that she met 10Th before she lett
khgliad, and also while Qua long aVd perilous
passage across the oeeaR. Though II bears The
H'np Oiuuth GU every Pige, it aboIads, as work
o. fiction ia enduring aud eVet.yaYng interest.
In this liue OF lrulhlul aad simple description,
AH Noodle has few equals, and The whole is en-
lN'nsd BY vein Of quiet Lumor that Is really Ee.
l'ahng. Tits work ends where heJ fotper work.
"Rodghing it in the Bush" commences. AS ell
slo have lead the former will want this, we pre-
oF' Immense sale for this Took. Those who
h'sHoItead anyOf her works, d. not know what
.us'' they have missed. Iii for sale by Jno. II.
Is0ap'on, Monroe street. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

T"r RAILROAD CoSyESTloS at New York has ud-
l'utned' The results Of tie cJaCerence, The Elk.
p,'9 ln'oIn' US, urelst-unadyanceo Of fares from
"'I iok 10 Buffalo by the two gteat routes on
w,N September to IS, equal 10 SOC adyance,ahd
Y''In'iig the winterseasVn, 2d-FIeight is to
,'''aced about 10 per cent, at present. with a
''''N't ADVANCE hereafter. Runners and agents
.e 40. Oe dispensed with, fee pass ges abridged,
nu II possible abolished. A uniform olOssifca-
you o. Heights on all four great lines has been
,''p''o' and the charges equalized. Steps are to
!, "'eo 10 obtain more commensurate compen
.,''On Iofm'llsetvices, which is found to be %
n, ''' cheaper than the lowest kind of freight
'us question VI reduction If speed aud ServiO,
""'Ve settled between the Central and Brie Roads
NJ ,'''n'ag legitimOtely before tie Convention
suHdeFs'and tom OnOther source, that taking N
WIN IS common point, the fate to Cincinnati
WV Dc eli by each Of the various routes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

Tue GtOuSDs or RIG Omo svArr FAlR.--The
siaagers Ofthe Ohio State Fair have issued 6ue
HAogaph, giving bids eye view Of the eutiTe
WolnIs, all the avenues, groves, halls, tenls and
attentions. This rair is 10 be At Newoyk, Ohio,
Esa fd,sdiy 10 Fti,lty. the 18Th to the 22d Of
September next. Il c, nlisls OF several acres Of
ilosnd, enclosed by a rail fence, aud Ithlh ATE
Gal, mechanical and power halls. ana The Whole
UsbssuifulIy laid out 10 promenades The faIr
viii 10 doubt, be well attended. Railroads
Htoughoul tie Slate hive sgJeed to carry visitors
hhilI fate, and thUse olhrt roads leading towatas
NsvHk will cairo tue stock aud articles Of tIhi-
hisa free. Ample Arrangements sTe made Cor
'eoon1OiaiNg latge cOocourse ofeEhibitoVs and
vHisR than dave yet congregaIed on a sim
ihrocession, aad within an hours ride ofthe (OiI
liouRds. afalhA 30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

Tsr RnH WGRp PUnLIo scnooL, under the
0p,alsndeneo Of Mt. FRouocE, will open on
Monday lsIt in the Ward School House. The
building has been painted and brushed UP, inside
.nIolt and no effort has been spared to make it
comfortable aud agreeable lhe scholars, The
Pdssip,l Of this school, (blt FSOHooE,) Is man
we'll 6usd BY gsntIemanly department., natural
ability ,na education, for the post he occupies,
,nIunisr his management this Ward has one Of
ID. Les schools in the city, aud one well WORTHY
A.,ncOuogemeut Of PaIents aud Guardians.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

z,,t,,,lrg ISsrruTE opened in IFS new ioca.
yooty with 65 pupils, aud under the
". ,,oubIs auspices in every respect The
y, ,o,,io1, rooms ia which il Is now conducted
'-' ,5'o,.l 10 the accommodation OF still larger
w." '-,,, Of pupils aud it is imPOrIant III they
,,,g e ,a,eted ia the early parI of tue session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

Wa yesterday examined lanUeT which MIR.
Ga. Srotx is palLtpg TOT The Oh Reds Fire
Cszpmg and though It is yet in on unfinished
coalition, displays much taste and artistic execu-
too iaour young aud gifted tOwnsmou. The han.
iHbOi white satin, with an oil paintiug Of the
Old Reds Engine in the Gentle, and firemen stand
lntat ease, tue whole Surrounded wnh wfeath'
l:s,, &C., and when 6nIsbed will Uc a yety beau
tia sad finely painted banuer.
Wshayr frequently noticed sketches from the
POsl Of this young artist showing talent that
r,sisbut study and cultivation. aided byindnSiTy
MPsneyerance, 10 ripen into future suceess and
nbow Fa|.a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

Tr NlrloSlL ISTELLlaReEG Ie-pahlishea.lhe
,,., ofOar correspondent, W. D. b. on Social
- sddn,lIy published incur columns, and fails
nrr, lie proper credit to the Wheeling Tnlelli,
',,, oar venerable and respected namesake
~, hl,indluce, neglected, Inadvertently, no
~ lille courtesy which we trust viii he Oh
,.,,Ii, future, #H.rr.r E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23
NOMINATIONS.

Pm,ADELPnn, August 22d--nhe Democrats oil
this city made tleit nominations last Night. Fol
the st Congressional District, Thos. b. Flor=nce
wos nominated; % district Thomas Hnmiltoni Sd
district Jnmes Lnndyj dth district IlruY MPhil-
pSj and for the United States Senate, N. b.
Browne. #..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

y,sy. De w,rr & DivrSroRr have inform.
VI, ht0asntly by circulars which they have sent
,,a,,,hsy we're anxious to he enabled 10 zen.
,gut name smong ttheiD exchanges, to all OF
I'm rhsy) send their publications in advance
A ,bdIter,r issue" We have frequently COM
n,i,3 with lhsr request, and II they intend 10
s,nOl, viii lAe, promises, We wish they would
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

,..,,,srSr.--A. J. PANSELL and DR.. CRE.
90 nav. been appointed commissioners by The
a ,r a The Treasury to receive proposals for
E' .,. orlo,, upon which to build the Custom
AZ, 10 tbs city.
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ClNCINNATL MARKET.

AUGusT 22d.--Plonr, firm and in good demand.
Prices are higher: for future delivery st0na7,16;
from store 7,SbuS.0N. Whisky adyanced 10 27c ,
aud firm. Provisions considerably excited, Mess
gar cured hams IL ia. Cheese very scarce at 81
sic. Bntlerwonted oil i2al5. Increased enquiry
TT molasses, hut no sales Oats have advanced
to 42O. ..E..H..r ...r. t..
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RnoM NAV YoRK.

AUGUST 22.--The Bte Directors have resolved to
receive the new mortgage bonds in four yearly
payments, End TO exchange for income bonds due
the first Of FeJtuory The majority of the hold
ers nre relied on 10 accept this at ihe first bid for
Harlem this morning was 35, after Which 1t Tece-
ced to 30 :, and closed this evening at 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

-, ere nov right clever und are daily
w. b.u,r MoRAEDl serves them upin their
F,.n ,,l,,bs pnd healthy forms.
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n
iHE IsmEurEs.--It has been asserted that the
lu"Oe' Of Jews in this eOunuyis 1900, aud that
" 'S 0llhem ate engaged in agriculture, The
".'sllle" paper says that there ATE 100000 Jews
~, .Is u"Iled States. The same paper thus Oo.
'''.lh io' their commercial habits
,p,- ny lheEe are so few Of US following sgficul.
,5 compared Win other c.lngs can be easily
n ~ large majority Of the lsraeliles Of
ve, SnIed SlaleS ATE from continental gutope,
p,t's' oeVaTed ftom following the avocaltons sud
p s. Of their choice AMI hunted tout from
us%,o place, self'PHseryation has compelled
nssrs - acopl co'nneIee as their most universal
eounI,v gam q livelihood. Emgrants 10 this
s,aalIy could not At once shake off he effects OF
viG,s',uoa' aud bslag In most cases unacouainted
ttlv WI. ssh language, they ablutally and prop
ibesSa',sScIeG that calling 10 which they thought
''''n'eIvts best adapted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23
NEW " RK MARKEr.

AUGURT Pr Flour advanced l2t cents straight
Slate s,37os 81; Ohio 0. 5Oa0,S7j Southern Ss1ns'
81, Wheat firm, Southern red ut l,s2al,S7. Corn
udyunced2, Western mixed s51s9i white $780,
Pork finn Beef unchanged. Lard firm OF lc.
Whskey stehdy Stocks dull and lower. Money
active, Erie 25l, having Touched 33li Readings
Michigan Genital s6i, Cleveland & Toledo 1Sa'
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RIVER AND wRATHgR

.s..s RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlTrsnuRGn, Aug. 22.-RiveT u inchesfolling
Weather warm and cleot.
ClSorNNATL August 22.--River falling. Wealth.
q warm and clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

Tho Hungarian BalHun is the only re,Lsdy which has
the power TO DISSOLVE, iemoye and Tuberces on the
Lungs lnorodibIe tits issenerally esteene we have
lilo most abundant nd conclusive evidence TO sustain the
that such sits direct and Immediate eject In
all Whore there no natural organic defect In ae
cOn1dentis tue American agent Of his power TO cure
tile worst Orm O TINS disease that no boldly declares 10
win cure Tube oulous disease and confidently socits
trfa inf yor tfr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

80 loIehled to Adams q Co.'s Express for
"" ,j,ance Of the mail. f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

The fact that this property Is decided 10 Trustees IN
trust residents OF tho District Of COunblu for u. ben.
ell OF The shareholders every stakeholder receiving
lagueTeOlyIe worth 49, and OF the Vety finest quality,
elegantly catedi lie nsh character andpustloo tluSs
Tuslees aud tue great and extended reputation aud busl'
ness oi Mr.. Wlttehust be deems sufficient guarantees
that every promise This Advertisement will be pTOmp.,
ly and lahmliy poJrned, as tie pictures TO he taken
will be distributed anio many Galleries capable Of uro-
dueng 800 pictures per diem Not more than my ihOu
sand tickets will he sold.
7. J. PlUkElSUN, Sole agent fur Wheeling,
at his Music Store
je23d3m t.." 100 Main street.
Is ''II-.N.. .TAruis and Gafei'e enry I l|'"t Ut
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Died.

1. ON SATURDAY, TIC 18Th inst, ANDREW p. WOODS,
second son OF q. aid Amelia s. Woods, aged sixteen
months and daNs. ".'. .|.'I
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eaF acknowledgements
=5=:.snla MORNING. AUGUST .. Is5l.
re correspondents.

.,,ptnr ~ sc rlptinn, advertising or 9th
nrTBRSee.iL,,ss ofths lntelliseneer, should be adj
nd lolhe ihs editorial department. OF the pa
@ e to tho editors jointly or to eli
g,ors office, writing for publleatIon win please
'csr,'poosddSogos. ils OF ne parsr H.,
W obisfViwe promnt attention 10 correspondence
q ,itore w. o,ibsrwise some times relieve.
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nOid Reds.p

-,,r Of this Riro Company arc hereby, nOli-
fab ,p,slll meeting At their Rnslns llouss this
tlp''a.., seloek punelual and full attendance Il
tlHn ,o,inss, Of Importance viii be brought be-
S,ll, u''lI5, p,.,i5,u,
b." ". @. SCOTT, see'y.
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TCAOTION

Dr. M6rtsp InYigo'biIu ootditl has senepuhtstilsa
BY some puprintiPl5d persons 1927
~ fulu al the genuine cordial will have The pTopIle
tors smle pasted over the eOik Of eaeh bottle ahdt
following words blown IN the glass; .'l fietr
tpR. N0RsF ihVIooRATIku CORDIAL, 70
vo o. IT, RINo, FRoFKiETohb N,f.s
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$4,000 Worth
ofReal ana Personal Estate for the People,
MAGSlPcgSr EErERPRlsE. LIBERAL, EoUITABLR
AND CERTAIN.
WhltoIInrIt'a DngnerreOIype EnIerPElselll

u. WHlfBHURST has decided 10 Ttnstees Ia trust
81 lorthe beneit Of the shareholders Ia the above el-
terpiIe, 900 worth Of real aud personal estate 10 be
daroted OF among tie holders OF shares at The earliest
possible date allo the sale OF tho shares The cetih-
Gates ave 20 each which entities The holder TO an eqita-
Bile share In the within named magnificent collection VI
Ical aud personal pTopertyi asp 10 one OF WitehuTtH
SSWutlds Fair enium DaguerrcOiyes Of sell or friend
Al any tie whe when The Certificate Is presented al ell
ther oil his Galle,ies. .Lnl-.. e
* o. "a N pRUS TEES, d, vi ID ~ ~.
G., a. Kirk and VIM r. RIley WASHINGTON, d. o
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eV.7as Cordial u ~ ", hiEsiy esNes"''si,s, 81
'' Ps.er-sso esf sots two Ior SsI AZ iot Sih
.st''-l ~ %. ii. RING. PIoifiel0T,i
~. III is2 kr6fagsY, NSa Yes.
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cAnTIoN- nXTRA,- -

4 Ato observe PTOmitsoTy Note with tte prof. ieleie
written signature every Genun' bottle Of Dr. AogaPp
lnvgoTaiihg Cordial. r-.,r.l TCk
ToeounlSriait whlehi a foreeTY ,ifb fteysra
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tSiflz;tJ,.1 giiIiltTgl UiIEfyl.s3 E.15 !,
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TrnnHpOFtnIIOn ONCE Do. d o, II. 70, Uo.l
NHEEuE1 STATIoS, c0th May. 1854, J
ON and amer Monday NEXT lie 22d inst, Second Cdss
Car Willie atachoi iote Pass niger Train leaving this
station for baltimore at 0l6 ~. Passengers will be
taken To- Rstterman Cumberland and baltimore only at
the following rpteN ....I ....# atLrL. Ut
10 PetterInan.. ,.-,S2,@
TO Uumberland, ...,,.,,,....,.,. ,,.36Q
To baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fifty pounds OF personal baggage Only allowed eaelpas
sefe all over my pounds VIII be charged al u es per
pound ..a! %
tam tho regular fare viii he COLLECTED, second
class ticte = can be sod by the eonduetoIa
Byorder, >. B. FORD
my23' Tlr Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23

I9 Mammoth at STORE.
aprIua PaahIon for 1854,
@ AVERY pss OIL hand and y receiving oa q we
ever been opened In This city HslsAlo epDslanuy min
uaoulins every d6scIiptOh ol hal and cap now ~ pae
from the very best material and orlhansp ana sou ~
prices that eanliol fall 10 please. mn
am also RECEIVING large expectations or kesteIh inlh
uctuTed Htta and Capa which Wilt be sold low. Also
nTEe SssoTtment Of chldrea fancy bats and cars, and
ladies' rldg hats ohnet hHGa undumbTelsS, o' WHICH
will be sold cheap. no
~ NssAYRRY, Nos 40 and i4s Mein e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-23
MEDICINAL WONDER

OF the nineteenth century Its, heobhe man
IN tie wOhI would have aduliedi That niIaelO Of nod
clue he etOole auppOsed 10 lave no eHlstepee, u
STlAiUL LIANT THAT ENTAILS No REACTION,
I(sIoree shsyeT expended as lie eass With opium u
o0oIe ptFpaiaols, aud az Othe exellsla TleehtetO
teAe bIel, aud II may well be 1ad VI hu who lakga uo
Ihe last Atae OF tatIna wOIse tAnthe aIp u, but
Tie kliAr IL eXls Ant snSle
linii1 operation, pei petual ills happy qppee uub Tie
nerves. tie mild, ami tile enre oiBalilaliVhI y Hlso
Iampye lcpIessiOls, eXeitoleul, Lnteney 10 buah,
sleepsssess, dislike OF SVgie!, lnespaely Tor stody o.