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'Lyh, hburg FIRE, LILO 4 Marine lnsuTanoo Co
By Royal Letters Pdiento

THR Hyd omayenis vapahls discovery rOr project
ms the ieel ron damp cold, and therefore preventive
Ol many Lung diseases, Bito aHy doeioring phaisfd.
The form ola sole ard worn inside
the b,OlOr shoe It's Bsdiedtd ehaocter is powerful
antldUto ~ dlseaSe
For gentlemen II will DO found Sgreeabls, warm, aud
healthy TO wearu The cOldest TNuesl we er, as The
Opl calUt become Welif The llydlOnas enis nseTed.
ladies' may wear Tue ghiesl SOled bOOlS sh0eb In Tue
Ost llcleneht weather with lmpunlty, while COnSump-
ton. 50 prevalent among tie young Of our eourtTy, ray
be hwarled b. their general adoption They entirely
peeede over shoes as the later cause The set 10 per
,pro In very unhealthy manner and besldes ave not
danse Ous wear TO pedestrians nlcy weather, like India
rubber. While tie latter cause tho iee In appear eX-
rcnoy large Tho ydlomaseu, beng mere thlhsllec Of
corr prepared peculiarly pldoed luside does not
The slIo of the boOi, or calSs tho FOOT 10 appear unlldy
10 cid drehihey are extremely valuable, ast they M
tuse In exercise with comfort and healthy enecio. Their
CNebc Ia 20 SllSl as TO scarce need monlOn hebe8.
those Win pllTOnIe them will hd lher ytdTiy doeioFS
biH6 much dimiRithtd htTtby.
Aa tic lIydTOmaSeni Is becoming more known, It's sale 10
increasing 10 almost incredible extent Last ycarin
London, MWnchealer, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Leeds, dublin, Palis Antwerp, Hamburgh, aud Berlin.
sales reached i13l 40 pairs OIcOTk soils This year
the number Will far suIpasS that.
ASK The Faculty teT opinion OF their value az pre-
yenlltve for coughs colds bronohs, asthma aud con-
SunntOn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12
RLEOrRD.

BALTlMoRE, Dec u.-lOhnP Kennedy select
ed president Of the Consolidation Company o.
tile Northern Central Railway
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

WORCEsTER, Mass, December 1.-THE enliEe
TX. NJ" ticket for municipal Officers is elected
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

ClSclNSArl, Dec. ll.-Riyer fallen G inches
Weather clear anl mild. Light rOin all dpy YES
to-day.
PltnBURon, Dec, ii.-Riyer Sfeet 8 inches
rising slowly. Rained yesterday. Snow mel;lug'
Weather warm and cleaI
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TRANSPORTATION.
'falnlFoarlfloN ogIl's D, G ~. B, r.

Winter Arrangement,
on and der MOul " the gItlI Instant, the PasieneeT
Trains AWess and maD will cave This station daily
Tor baltimore dnl tho Bttlon Glitter al 4'l5 PsAapd
The Rypres, Train isayeaat HIS r. Mt aid wlll only
stop Al The following stillopl BewoOd Aouhjsyllle,
Ualneion, ParmlpslOn, PaIiOlonl, PollemAg Newbnrs
R0Wleahulg, Piedmont CumbeIlandi NJ. l0hnh Hupi
AATinsbuTg, naTpeTa Ferry, Mpn0eaeY hykeaHlle ahu
WABlngtOli Junction j.. .!.. ID.
ard will stop al all The regular Glauoni' rn
WheelinFand Piedmont Accommodation Tram WIN %
run daily except Sundays leaving Wheeing st A, NJ
and arrive al Piedmont at4,a0 p. ~ Lave PledmOnlu
,iv "s,lsrj -. : y d, II. DONB, 8up'l. .
nV2S N. FOhu, uEeht
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employment tor Agents.

Q EVRRAL utoUsaud cnerget c and Trustworthy young
~ nkn arc wanted 10 act 81 asenisb0lh Oeil and thv
eng-n every Stale the Union for The tale Of rat
en- Cd article Of manufacture now In extensive demand
Tie oXelsve s Tor The United States owned BY The
al yer aud agents OF capacity and business tact can
easily earn Two Hundred DOlaIs ler month.
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
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=, ,pJounNgp MrrrMo oil those hIsndy TO giving
Wheeling Benevolent SOLELY will
y, mi, tTrsday evening" nthe Reading Room al Z
g0k.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

snrLL Watson, opposite the Post
ONCE, has received another lot Of those plump
York River Shell Oysters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

"RUrn HALL" Fanny Ferns new book, "Thr
hnds Of The Samcen," by Bsyurd Taylor London
Lancet for DrcemJ,r "SIoddOrd Ready Recon
H." "The Woodsman's Rife" &c. just received
" Robinson & irO. The lorgestyuIirly Of literary
pprr. in tue city will be found on tIleiF OOunief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

KNOW NOTHING VICTORY IN BOSTON.
DEo. ll.-Smllb Know Nothing candidate, IS
t..elrclei Mayor, Ly molodly OF 1898. over all
others The Wings probably have elected some
Of their Couucilmen,
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FAILED.

BosroS, Dec. Ill. W. BIodgelL & Co., dry
good dealers, loied 10 tie amount Of two million,
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Tho law OF Nowspnporr.

S,h,sdbsrs who do not give express ro,loe 10 The
@,, ave eOuidoredlB whining toe nlluue IhtT sub
V,obcdbers order lhe dlsOnllnuaues ofihsIr ei,
,,Is hs pdbsher may continue u send item un' o''
,,,,,istsa epiid ,-.t,,i.
n subIrhes neglect or rrfuso TO take hell
nom the Oiiees TO which they are dieoled lley ~
J rponSble till they have settled the bill
IN diseOntlnued. .,,,.,,,, Inro,n M.
s nubljsbers. and the PapeTs arc sent TO the ioIf
eliou. ihey a,ehod Ie,lorslble, n.rlo,l
fGs uou6s have decided Ihal sra'lns 70
AZ. rom ihe ONCE o. Ifn.os 6I Iieniuns iraud.
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uT-RBMRMBgR "OAk MALLp can, cell, DOE
s,I, mHil sti tha ell, sn all and q bond iopell ~
town,
QURRK-Ilow eau she do lti Because she sells fol
e.shI ~ ...... OeQ1
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MIN INTELLIG ESCBR,
a,y voRNINq, DgoglIRGR Y, 1854.
10 OorreapondCnIH,

.rvpS,opeernInss ~ achrliOn, idSerllsln90T 9th
LkI ofIhS lulelllsenCer should be i'd
7 hlL.iIinib The PrOpIleiors ~
sS q o .i fipaES Sy q
Lto,!s,nsients writing for publication will pleate
Voo..,,,si, On one side olihe PAPER. .si.
ofte above rues will greatly oblIseus
! more pHr. o!.GSa e s9rs'pOnd'p'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. MARCH

A CTOGRAPBs FOR FREEDOM, By Vim. Jay,
~ Tteo Prter Abbot Thos STAR KIM D. Flder o.
Cret.sy " Fmersou W 4. ses ALe Z ChaPta D
krCure Suiih Fred Dougs. Clay Warf Beeeher Nrs
Stove, ard many other sdvoe-es Of freedom W. portraits oa
ttee Trice 81 g
IhesiIth Theussn6 o. The shove rpuar bolk rsai
J C. DERBf. Publisher, No Park place.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Special Noiltee.
,'he Rev. +. II. Cbupln ~il deliver Ice

rhe Rev. r. II. Cbnpn ~i deliver lecture Imp 10
Church OF The Msiah Thu tSD AZ March o.
elocE for the beBft Of k oety for the imp OyneDt sod
the Ticket y DO lad the 5oJEtores a1d at
the door
Trench Lecture" Yorns its Doctrines snd H.
N n EDMOND FARRESC will lecture 10 enh, on the
s.ve sub,e before The caaataH llgs Of Me- YORK . ne
Chspe Ne'v.Yor. University, WEDSE 5DAT, Zj.h March
To.e ge1a@a 50 cents 70 BE- n@d Gays
stors No lsS Sd 4v ard IN tte evening 81 the do7r
leetarc on the N isbt- and Wrongs of L8bOr-A Lee
above be delivered = the eros1 -!
nv JOURNKYMAN CAkPENIEh on THURSDAY
FVE EISO ssob 80 ct O'clock Officers and menbe Of trade
sys,bsp. sre respectfully invited attend lickes p cents
ma be ha8 - the oOOr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
g. farmere GuS Oihcrs.

x
COWS-WaDted 20 purchase one or two hrst'rsts
vourg Cows otb-rs bai hose Stus arse
oa.t Of mix sav Addr-s J. p this ohee, ssns rdes saf
v whefe th- srr ais may BE- seen
FRESH VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, cf
al the tess sbseiss .nd varieties sso eh9e- co,es ca 2.
G-ctuhouc end 3srief Plants kfsas a bht AVS
Hcreuursl Estahshmsut Nos 81 Aad SO brosa"ay VOW
Nerk. Nursery a. Astolis- L /
Craps J. 7. WILSON. she propagator and eN-
u hbtcr othe Charter OAK Gsp in New York for 80 yes
t friends Ia he has fcs more o.
sale ths Grapes 20 ne ao
srcus OF AZ hafn Ths Grape perfectly
hardy protection iuteri u1sns TIE neraern
sna western fc- he M % ifc h o september f1 eA
preserving r. lis wne h're hetier fhose
wishing rccts fhe hfir orders Al ortas
sddrsssrd r WILSON No Scsuuel a., viii NEE, WITH
preurt attsn'hn
GUANO for SALE, in lots to suit purchasers b. tbs
~ sahsefiher
W CA'ERoN No lie wsitst near BroaRiyH p rry
DfRUVIAN GUAN0 constantly on hand AMI for sala
4 In qasnrte, sui, buye- BY GFORGE THOMPSON No.
Souths Y rat his Marrao9scs IN Fatnans st. ,c~eea
suton and Walls, tsrres Bfookyn.
ITO FARAlERS.-For sale from 100 10 $50 tuns
sui-ahe for arnins purposes Aso schr lrsnhoe IS
for Inquire OF JOSEPH MARTIN, AGENT No %
Scgtb It, Ntw-loEA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Mem Dnbl,rntions

ALCOHOL AND THE CONSTITUTION or
"A MAN-Being Popular Scientific Account OF the ChemieA ms
tory and Properties Alcohol and its Leading Elects upon the
Healthy Human Constitution illustrated by abeautuiJ-ooofed
Chemical Chart BY Edward L. Youmaus suhor OF tie CA
Book Of Chenitryn VOL limo, price in cloth ~ cents
postage 10 cheap edition. in 5 cents postage Gus
This bosk yet ued in elucdsion OF Temperance
ard Int other book lucid 50 Ou
else deal 'inoDg this The ens aSne even
-. 80, IL CO., of tbe hook Horace Greeley.
10 ,b.6 FOWLERS WELLS,
No lSl Nassau-st, New-lOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
fine Arts.
EIYE AHTs.-ExHIBITION CONTINUED

+ NE AKTS.-EXHIBITION CONTINUED.
HILLIAMS STEVENS 4 WILLIAMS
Publisher md Prir-seiiers No 50 Broadway.
FsTe rrtst ia abe h- c1rt1usace
o. thr OhAIlIi Ots EXHIBITION ul SArU RDAf Apr Ia
correction ~ith ~ publication OF important ~ RAFlNUS
Therefor - fo9~ dV-s II 'as repsg artsts'
0LlNPSE o. An ENGLISH HOMESTEAD
By heIflg Etq Frragsd ty Georr- Paterson IN TIE
hiEhf,i st of eoupea1n % LAnseers Retzn
f7tu hsEtllE"
ChKfST IT ACHING H AiLfrY
hy Robert scot Lauder 3g engraved - W Dayey, q
TIE .sus sze nd sin1ilsfsyls
CEcs OF Lc---s-4ar Ei. BE- t- ed 81 .ne!r f-sk
COS.GrioNs or FglLI-srlos
Friru o. PAPER
II.4e on lt1ta -
cfs ~ 10 tia raf s-..- ---..-....'........' ~
Pr 20 fore ltfrr Or Illia p-per....-.... -
- - prof 1a luca ~
A iUCIs dtcr Ut allowed H. orders trouu D. trade
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DARLINGTON CASTLE
READ Irl READ IT.! READ NV!

III Y X l. q I y n Z n
u READ IT. READ IT.! READ IT.!
DARLINGTON CASTLE TALE oF TIE JEsvirs
One vol l2uo pages 50 eets cloth 10 ee
This book should hands of Christian amiy s
allowing the neioas denominations 10 which Js
u opt obtain proseyes to Catholicism and nov
Catholics tre prosecuted in their when they abandon Rome
THE c. rasader.
BUNCE & BROTHER, Publishers, No lS4 NAssau-sf- NY
Copies mailed free postage receipt of price
uostpaid
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

j ERYmEN For Sale valuable Lo'.of Ground hOotor on
the Columbia Railroad Bndss and the r1s ras
sssso ~ ~ oFF m,o1g,cpyns opeatoSs f5r sheh ample
space srd cheap easy and convenient ere sged
kill Csns property ard b. tuuou 20 the doors Of no work
other p,rt Of pbs Freh PASSENGER uaosioa
Nth hS ely sSs ever. sa S 10 w6S Fl ss ~ s az s on % Ss
railroad connections with all pats Of the city
soathwsf The distance to Broad b. RAILROAD
qare only hfeen nnGts' and to wio~s Wharf s'oata
The fare psSpgsr trains 8rosi sOnly 81 and
sverd 81 ne sSovsmenousd railroads veil m,nscd aad
S;s a. Ss s, :, s..e AZ % .i5 @ the ea, cf rev.
manufactured products IN al heavy msna ,ctnrn opersoa.
oi ia low nDfs cheap cpa sres hcrs ow
% % o,.sn " . ra for o. nan
nfseurrg puross Bedins los Ia very Ureve suaien- i'm
1Tess SSSss soas can be asbsd at price
can be had for IN any other part sa6sE g, So T nGSaSsos
Lancaster TuIupte and 6tbst, we., PHI del Pbia olto
HENRY rO"TsESD No 99 .rebs
RIO CAPITALls1S-A PROFITABLE INVEST
NEErFo sale The .,ory Houses Nos 1877 and l'i "a:
shref A,o the ,brse houses Eo ia ~ sod 10 E, 10 ct,
near brit bee houses = 80 o's I,s fss,
Es 20 IS Tsss' s '5i9. ,wIoSi Z. i.S Is
DROPELLER WANTED-To Charter or Buy,
Sund l5dSssW " IL REYNOLDS Jn Poushssspss
yNANTED-A Partner in the Cheap Book Publish
be.ns' yog9s Mas vim &C q es2 "a o. t.'o ~.
cry rbi' ssht .eH Of stereotype Pstes Of oopasf c;s,e
denaHd farther i1fOrmaOn apT
ROSS IONES News Ohce, No. Il Annst
IVANTEI-A Partner with a cash capital Of from
1900 20 sG0t in new bus9ess r which toe ~ht-r has
getting pant as possios blioeS
attend 20 gt-oes el,ne $50
worth done In the CY Of herfofk annually
business With good reference Address
J.. o, Box No. 10, Trbane Oalee
yYyANTED-An active young Man Of business hab-
w ts WITH from $500 81 90 eSh Ia respectable retail
busines liberal .asIy Will b. given 0ssihsr with ot
Interest sole security fo th Addrs With
real name MERCHANT, Broadway FostOhiee
yyTANTED-A Box IN thee PostO Office, for which a
w cir price VII be given. address Immediately. L. ", bos
No io5 1htune Office
e. A ono FOR SALE-The territory OF New
y 4.OOOs York for ELDglDtE'5 PATENT CORN
sHPLLER Partner with sbolt szo Ia tbs sale OF
the very te IDsD.oa l. needed .hoy ,hst from
IS 10 20 per be made In nooths A y. WURDER
No 81 Ns.s.1-sr second soFy, Room No T.
G1Qn TO $500.-Wanted, Partner in light
p 1OO bur exesednsy profitable eD,srp,v new and az;
e1mmoB .dspea the city travelling For full psreans es
No 1874 West 9hst upper foor or sfdea p'~tpas ",
place
g0 Snn "A RARE CHANCE for BUILD
GC,CUDs ERso OTHgksPOr Sale or sIessass soe
PROPERTY onshTd ptefs 10 sn eHfsDe
Lab AskiDE Sewing Estlbnsof 10 sueeseiei AnI pro1t
stis cperson Csra and hso.ds :. ons ~ the
coDGasa isnOer az how
ptieSs age budnzs IN best hsshins
II binefJ 's o4' A '"' oe>sS
Acer,. ONEIDA Ilibune Oaee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
DAss1oN FLowERs.-By Ms Howe. Thir

4 Eaiioa One yoluze. lsno Pfce IS oenis .,
,s,.Tttte sr,tr.iip TcSsof Red Fos Ct so''- a'-e
rses.t i s,res &c N is,-rsst N ts n..r.y %o4
oL i rsae BY tie sudden 'rPeni2o 2, 1900
T,u.stsiI. i,if h5i i8de.es sr-sergel orc
o. IN grt zeh sks ae 2Tes - 60
- fel q. l i.e prelude 10 '.as.i7s ye' taTi -l
.seer ofth 1ss.s power an pas1ais ssrae'tH- o. tas
~l Vh ~bsiever ootsss-s asr '.nss o. =.
the soios ened ron Ne - = . a-
re y tpTe't A tsn'i q li' Is y, & - ot -
oHtn E,ube spd ree 70 retL n ~ tl l,s "a
h slInE 6seTigton Of - ha- sr'sfs OF ne
doouo ey srssst BE eoabIned ores Of r. ll D3e.l 4l
sofa 20 to e sorfol Buur -o-ae is nSsa evidence
trof6.d tLe tooE .tsef af rs Ffef ine - o. l-I as
lady qe1s culture have beeas eel sa ~ 20 sf ieas
e. e5enr ora any .urpfa A. taer Iia.aoa o asr
Tte ssTe ne sutsor zihh-id. bat 10 sps Of
fssrs h bat ,erte Of bssa e.9 Isd ,@s5 O.. is ' @
RIA IN n- gH ons oi -le rue .'efa oi 1 '
n - % srfir spi 20 ssriie5 n rssnsoa The .sut
sut he hss sasouIine ,e and so- Oae
of the rsos s astrsrons Of a1no X ne . oae
Of ftis mot s,t . ut Hiie sIe pom, se as'e "a iS
to COM ar sutor pLol FoEen except Ars B5sainl
VI, 'a ho~eyeT os ia her fere'o1' sad ash ca
poetry here SPECIAL n'e-st in the h'J 3f IL stsd
p o isfe lshy - etn. ezer of >-4o-s l9asas res
M 5ssnt p,..se,. shie eliza 10 s,el n
history hols hss sasfeeted taes to Be- the
vfole Iare- ofss iefltge Had Massrst Fuller uni
sini ~ but nov they proto,yIe C0mpted
viii n pOntof deUtn Intensity Of t0II Mrs
BroWui1,. ofotrfl pale and .nr-ect-Ei
With ne beynofe tnt se re tnere se sccl-
rous Of ana - 10 eluect intervals he gen
audaious ssfire Wo- made hs uuder
o her rble Severa of he nos -la7
sd Is the e-olectors Of X Whir the
0f EleEual tty s0lcn the
patty h-ed rffeshueu ard st-enEt1 from IL
uo;hev thr oO~s rl f.il % b. Der
rrs veIsss The piece ennusd "h~roa On ta az Of
X sil.o gny Of and g. euergY
ofe1ue.oH W hit s1udsy In tn Chgfcn T'tna
& Prol 4 s01d olt-rY i1r
the rrimive ChrisAuity Nine m
ie rrsL f
nifh well have been lets 70 the intuition Of The rster
gted 1hOu 4lfs 81 the Grave Of L0sa and
Aesra pAssions ssuhauoe Of f5@ donc
he hdde Ar 10 the Iuts q thfu Sersa
n'e psthls De ghoe
posuou but 10 3rtic liar these
each hob of unsts be pro +uct
from the deepes soul Of tie writer
80 hue Of other minds wholly original
lation of peculiar and mos suggestive experience
Not since book OF poems entitled Passion foSers with
the TcSnOr
Co No hesoed the pubicton Nobdy had
al e1uaOr-nary - char-c
But ali critics oexzn 70
generally that the tuthOr Of Passion toEers whpsver
be Whehs male female reader 10
order The poele) felt
sorow ceved therom much inspiration. Iae hope
which Phs the bar stoca sueny OF the poems aot
thing earthly but Of ibs vhcn Tesches within the vail
The Passion FoWeTs' 70 b. studied hey cannot be-
appreciated Tue world viii lok for
from the suth0r' New COseaant
TlCKNOk REFD FIELDS, Paoltners Boston.
IBnL a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Charres tor Business lilsa.

A NEW PATENT.-H O ELAlERs Saw GUNNER,
moving ber Of money be .de
on rschnr- they will IS GER pr1dt Rhs tor
oftrsyeiinE ABEL BLAkISLEs General Assnt
No AZ Wellington a. Me- tork
PARTNER WANTED-By a Philadelphia pub
~ sher aeBt udi-peni able Only small esnits
Pssir,I
nRUGGISTS-A Gentleman having few hundred
dollars become the purchaser o. of the best
Dus Rets bu-iues 10 the city by pang tou
the tur.lassl Address Druggist Boyds ES 1sss Oder
Wi with real and stating where an inervie~ may be
bd.
nRUG STORE fer SALE on reasonable terms
~ Satisfactory r, ssrs tho opIsto being 9th
el,sise cnssssd Apply at No 80 sth W TO 8 w DAY
TOR SALE.-A Brick Yard on the North River,
about miles from this City For particular apply 20 w IL
D'N"'"s ''s CtMPsELL MOODY No Br,.as
TOR SALE--A School for Young Ladies, in a cen
trs situation this city T5is excellent opPor for
competent Teacher Address m me- lately T. ri1ans Ohe
TOR SALE CHEAP-A LADIES' SHOE STORE
No 2i 6hav s,coni door above ishst The best sand IN
the city Inquire az No i61 bUa1Way
TOE SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER
TY-Naluasle Nil Nooltn Naa factory DSe ino and Sore
House, her c0uiul acres IN the tiwn ot
sa. WGsbrsto County n l6e uis p''' Of Ss NIL
SAW ils and Woolen Fa'fy, on
handsnt and never t'g upPy OF wse about 20
Albany and miles south # the iaae 81 salem los
be obtained from hf bills the uNgl oi tH so, an asa
fose end shen sawed ind ready sale AZ the mills 'he
roy Rutland Reosd hroorh the sass oa which
there depot whn Eve rods Of h mills There are bai 1Hs
dWe houses pf.mits adssniaeou
place for country ade There cut supply of walef iot al
JANfFS GIBSON Salon Wsshinstoa Co ~ Y
JONA MILLER No I6 wal-st " Y
LOR SALE--A Drug Store in this City, established
sS doing fair business Price 81 900 address
=, Tribune Oidee
x,Op CAIC vaI,.blo s.,,o CVIST and TT DIR
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
TWO COUSINS OF THE sOUTH.-Published

APHELIA. AND OTHER POEMS. By Two Cousins Of the
South Julia and rho Bbb Bradley vol llno 81
"1hee POEMS Of DO ircoIdeTS1e men evucng AsDDy
and Abounc genuine be
iGhTistisn lutcliigrnc5r
"Tbe poems and touching Many Of them the
oharsc eIscs Of the cline which they b. AZ bea1t
ful ltleuid a. fascinating" lbuft0 Express
'Tls volume ah0unds ! hesuiiosn Home Journal
"1hese poems Postss much sweetness and grscsn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

EOR SAIE-A valuable. stone GkloT and fbOUR
A ING MILL. about Eight Land and two Dselns
Hoases s good Location At ~cGTsgylo COu.nd Co, Any
wishing he whole paI Of sad property can have on
eesy terms aud hafan Inquire peuIuay, by letter. o
AUSTIN on the "em"e'' BsSN Executions
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

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the Declaration OF pendence and Washington
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

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all Beekfelers' and Periodical Agents I. H. oh'is'
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

DARE CHANCE-F0r sale, near the City OF New
IL York three dsabls water Poeef5i neyer-aps sream
from ten huucred horse BE- applied Val BE- d
together For further nor1eton TO GOULD,
No Nsasaus st New
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

ATTEMPT TO KILL.-A despatch to the Prov
idence Journal, from Fall River, dated Dec.
10, says =
"a man named Conner came here last night
after child, which he says is his, left in the
care of his wife's sister after his wifes death.
On being refused the child, he knocked down
the woman and her father, and some Others
interfering, he drew knife, cut one man in
several places on the face, and made his es-
cape. To-day, he was arrested by the police
while making another attempt to get the
child, and confined in the watch-house, from
which place he broke out and was retaken by
the police, and now awaits an examination
1t is said he married. near Providence, about
six weeks after the death of his wife. He is
the one who stabbed man in Tiverton few
wears ago."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

AN EYE TO BUSINESS. following is a
verbatim copy of the proclamation with which
a deputy sheriff of Colusa county, California,
closed a district court q while since -
"oye- oge=v Dyes 1.-THE honorable
the 9th district court in and for the county of
Colusa. is now adjourned until the next reg
ular term-the races will commence over the
Colusa course on the l9th-and any gentle
man in this crowd who hatters himself that
he has an animal that can beat my horse for
a single dash of mile, may then and there
on the day aforesaid, by trotting out the afore-
said animal, have an opportunity to win all
and singular the several scads now in my
pocket !"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

ANEcDorE OF Mn. CHoATE.-At the trial
of the salvage case of the barque Missouri, at
Boston last week, the case in which part of
the cargo was embezzled by the masters of the
two vessels, on the Coast Of Sumatra, one Of
the masters was examined as witness, and
disclosed the plan of embezzlement, and stat
ed the inducements that were offered to him
by the other master. He said that he objected
at first, and told his comrade they would be
found out and convicted, but was overborne
by the assurances given him. Mr.. Choate
cross examined him strictly and particularly
as to what the inducements and assurances
were. The witness had the appearance of
holding back little, but at last he said -
"Well, sir, he told me that if we were found
out. he could get Mr. Choate to defend us,and
he would get us off if zoe sceye caught Nth the
money an our boots" 1t was not five minutes
nor ten minutes that it required to bring the
audience back to sober countenance. The
counsel on the other side paid a tribute, in his
closing argument, to the genius of Mr.. Choate,
the fame of which, extending to the antipodes,
was relied upon as stronger than the law and
the evidence. EUeniag Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-21

FIRH.-At New York, on the goth inst, a
destructive Ere broke out destroying num-
Der of buildings on Broadway, between Grand
and Broome streets, including the City As
sembly Rooms. Woods Minstrel Hall, numer-
obs stores, &c.
In addition to the sufferers already enumer-
ated were Che.hires glass depot, with heavy
stock NJ. w. T. Wray's wine and fruit store !;
Coster's VermiR Extermnator depot, and
others. Five fnemen. one named Lowrie,
another belonging to Company No. 10, were
killed by the falling of a wall, and police
man named Patrick McVay,and fourteen 9TH
or persons were seriously injured from the
same cause. The loss viii not, probably,
much exceed $50. 900, which is partially COW
cred by insurance.