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MEDICINAL.

The NonpareiI Nerve and Bone
LINIME EMIT,
BY Il. q. CARR & CO., FROM
a PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, GP WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
II Is bassd upoR e 5ToGd principle thSf yTcuey ieh
triU TElere erieT1aI pain, ioIl If properly cont
POUNDED, * equally EitecsEsjd ia rsInoUfts inter
nal Elections; PoIesT trhieh is beGaiJiLlIy
SrrelyyeE ia GnI PecHltGT 10 tie
NONP1REIL LLNLMENT.
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AFFLICTED READ!!

:
L years ago by Dr. KtinkeiiM, Third and Union
GUS. between spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALIDS
Are aPPrised that Dr. KINKELIN confines his practice
10 PatticulII branch OF nediCine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse OF mercuyi thousands are annually
meIcuralizsd on OF liIe Recent affections promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCES
In the treatment OF class of diseases hitherto neglected
and mPeLectly understood, has enabled DIR. mike
that nine tenths the Of nervous debility local
Ing, to certain habits forming the most Sc
deadly AMI fatal springs of domestic misery aud
premature mortality.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S evil Lab sometimes inUlsed in by boys in
solitude, often grOws W with them 10 manhood, aud
which, II not reformed in due time, not only beses ser
series pTOtIaCtcd insi iOus, and devastating alec
tons: Few Of those who give way TO this perneious
nervous systems ed feel strange unsccounta
bic feelings, aud vague Tea r in the mind.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, is
BILE 10 labor with accustomed igor, apply his mi
to study his step is tardy and weak, he is dull iueso
II he emamcipates himself before the practice done
its end mony, his marriage is
full and his tells him that this is caused by his early
tOeS. These considerations rIich Sh0Ukd GGke The
GtteHIion Of those similarly situated.
MARRIAGE.
Requi the ulhnlent several conditions in order
that 1t may he really the Or mutual apP:ness
Could the veil which the origin domestic
wretchedness be raised, aud its true III every
sta disclOsedn how could it be traced 10 phys
ical aud their attendant disappointment
Apply then, while yet IN time, IN order TO have your u
strung and elaXed organizations rebraeed rcvived and
Strengthened.
He who places himself under Dr. Kinkelin's treatment
may rcIisOusIy Coniide iii his honor gentleman and
rely upon the assurance that the secrets OF Dr. MS
tiemts will be disclosed
Young man-Iet no false mOdesty deter you from max
ing your known TO one who, from education md
sPectability, can certainly befriend you.
Too maEy think they will conceal the secret in their
a fatal uc!uSlOn, and how
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Old POsT.ORRICR.

KEEP TIE HEAD AND FEY co YEPEDy
lIlZENS OF wheeling aud vlcimty.-I'lis old maxim
" lor health reminds ne that it may mol ass call
your Attention 10 my Fall and Winter stock Of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks The
corner OF Market and Monroe ktrees where YOU will
ld great variety OF fashionable lately received Goods
suitable TO the season, at low prices.
Very thankful Tor the liberal patronage received sine
coming amongst you respectfully solicit yOn llOca
ana examine my siOok, ~ will he my pleasure aud
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest that may
have Their Offspring health, aud 10 this adding industry
aud economy may have wealth.
Ladies, II you wish purchase Fashionable and cheap
winter BOnnetS, sure,
All at The old POst Once, opposite the MuInre.
Hat.
Cal al The above Glace. where you will gst-that
Remember, tic old Post Once corner
To Country Merchants have few Goods tn 10
Inv prices.
oo11 d. u. MATSnN.
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d. CO.,

coMMIss MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United States for
MuspTatt's superior Bleaching Powder.
vietoda M.lss Celebrated hari Writing Parers'
Genesce i" "a Printing ''
RawliIs q Sons English Tissue
First quality UltTamarue Blue
they the principal Paper Manuiactur.
in this country and offer for Sale by the most
tesve aud aud desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
GciTe's MGterias that be found in this any other
country
Their business is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
sold By the only
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
prices
PAPER made to order any size or weight. Liberal al.
made cOnsigments of Paper, Paper Makers
stock aud other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags. ausi-1y.
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INTELLIGENCER
COX AND HOE oEFICE

COX AND JOB OFFICE.
EHE ooeason to remind friends
"a inc public generally, that in connection with the ONCE
ne DAILY lntegenCer, they have Job Once expressly
tied up for The execution Of all kinds OF
LAIN AND ORNAHIRNTALPRIN
Their materials being oaty nav, and embracing tho Ia
st styles or lob type and their arge and well selected
oek sf paper cards. inks &c, being purchased at the
'Sest Cash prices, and the Job Once being distinct lie
rtment, carefully and efficiently managed they cangnaran
their customers entire satisfaction, regards the
Nominees, Accuracy and PFOmPtnea8s
18th which their work will be done.
They prepared to execute
Cans. PROGRAMMES,
CIRcULARs, POsTERs,
LABRLs, CONCERT ELLIS,
BILL HEADs, BALL Tickets,
HITS bADIhs, STEAMBOAT hills,
BANK CHRtHs, AUCTION BILLS,
0RnRR BOOKS uR.E TICKETs,
-NOTES. ERRIGHT Books,
DExn9 RAILROAD BLANRB,
RECEIPIT HTTEL REBIsTERs,
PROTEsTs. SUNHoNS,
BRIkIs, ELECTION TIcEEEs,
nd every other description of etterpress Printing Also
lunds Of work in
COLORS ANDRRONZES.
San orders nom a distance promptly attended to.
BEATTY e CO.
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NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

THE undersigned takes pleasure in ormmg his friends
and the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity, that he
just received his Fail ard winter supplyO
Cloths, CGSSimereS and FeStingS.
Not thinking necessary enumerate my STOCK sim.
ply say consste of the latest. newest aud most
fashionable style OF Cloths, CaSsimcIcS aud VeStinSs
plain aud fancy, together with FULL assortment OF Gents
Furnishing Goods
Gentlemen wishing anything in my line will do well to
give call, am determined to sell low any
other establishment can do, and my work. for style aud
quality, shall be got up second TO Having the
vices OF two competent cutters fee! satisfied i'll
ing one who may favor with call TO give entire
satisfaction All goods warranted to be represented
safes.
Coats Vests Pants got uP to order the shortest
Oc1O No. ., Washington Hall.
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, opposite the State House
HENRY w. SAFEOR
IMPORTER AAB DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rERALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RE7dIL.
The stOCkcOmprisimg IN part tile following:
Embroidered Lace Curtainsi Gilt CUrhiresi
DO Muslin DO do Pins;
nTapery LaCeS T. AIuSIins; do Bands,
French BrOcates all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and cOlOrS; Cords, TasselS, GimpS,
Satin de LANES Fringes Curtain Drops,
Damasksi &c.
qualities on hand.
FdINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
cOlOrs Tor shading.
n g. Persons ordering Curtains will give the measure
olthe heishh and width % he entire frame Of window
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Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened, assortment of splendid Panshed Ware
consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns, chaing Dishes Oys.
ter Sewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Telp0s Egg
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet Sess-a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit attention OF
the public to varied aud beautiful assortment OF
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES Iv co,
Noes, Monroe ST, near the Post Office,
nOSlU Wheeling vs.
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NOTICE. EXTRA

Ihayo ANAL stock OF clothing that will dis
lose OF At cost, even less, to make Ur my SpTi
stock OF fine goods;
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN M FERIAL,
Furniture Coverings. &;c.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. GARRYlSS
CURTAIN ST ORE,
No. i69 Chestnut ST. PhaRslPhia, Corner FIN StTest,
opposite the State HouSe
HE has always in store full stock OF
French ali widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
and coIoTs: OTevery style and price.
FRENCH satin de IaInes; Table + Piano Covers &c;
India Satin Damasksi Glt Sorticesi
French MOqucttei GU rms and bondSi
DO Pushes; GimPs, PRINCES;
Cords. Tassels, &c.
n Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles and
pIiceSi Bun Hollands Shade Fixtures BIasses, DC aud
eTrTgting complete for Curtains, OF the newest PaTs
styles, aud At the Ioirsst prices.
Persons sending the bright and Igfdh OF their Fgide'
anes. have the NCuTains made aud trimmed in the
best manners Fason Plates in August number Of Go
dey'S Iady's book.
steamers, hotels CAR BUILDERS aud dealers gensr
ally supplied at the IOlhsSt loh olssaLs prices.
w. II. CARRYL,
Importer OTard Dealer in Furnishing Goola,
100 Chestnut street, corner OF lnh,
m1TIT-lydttw OpnnSiIe the state HnnSe. PhilahA
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Saddlers Hardware.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
Just Opened large assortment Saddler's Hardware
ard Coach Thinning, Coach ard Lei Their VarnSh,
usgy BOWS Hubs, SP1kes Fellows, Carriage and Tire
otis, MaleablS Irons, Patent and Enameeh Leather,
I'D everything used by the trade which invite
.ntiou OF the public JOHN KNOTE,
mnI3 Old Stand, i53 Main st.
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Solid Daguerreotypes.
THIS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age The
picture assumes all tic rOundness and sOdity OrIile
IL also appears and in every point resembles tile
living being, Nature is perfectly mOcked an in
diydual hair. Taken at WHlTEHURSTrS over Camp
BELLS Jewclr !store Baltimore street. in the city Ralt-
more; also, in his Washington Gallery will soon be
introduced in all of his galleries, which may be found IN
all the principal cities in the Union.
Mr.. WnITEnuRsT has tile honor announce that he has
Just received letter from the President of the United
States informing him OF the award Medal, Certificate
and copy ofthe Jures reports al the Worlds Fair Lon
Jon. marS0-tI
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

VHE T'ue u stsiire FlN-
i IA, Gastric J'Gcs, pie.
pared from l,ennet, OF the
Fourth Stomach OF the OK,
after tho directions Of Ia
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. :.
H"uGIITnN, NJ. d., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
THIS is NATURES OWN
REAEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
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can equal IL curative powers. II contains ALCOHOL,
SITTIRs, Ncins, OF NGUsEnus nRUus II is extremely
iecahc TO tic tasie and may be taken by the most
ecbe ratie' who cannot cracker without
acute distress Beware olPErsGED LIMITATIONS. Pepsin
is
giving amount of SCIENTIFIC EVrnKNrE. Lie
higs Animal Chemistry; nT. COmbe'S Physiology of D
scstiOm; PereTa Food fci; Dr john ". Dra-
er New York University Prof DunglisOns PhysinO.
y; Silina. Yale College; DR.. Carpenters Phys
Ologyi together with reports OGCURHs all parts
of the United States.
/. ii. PATTERSON, 30 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail .Agent naro6-d9wly
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New Savings Bank Store

OOU NOOu uAiu BOXES.
Thankful lot the liberal patti Onage heretofore eYtened
US, we solicit a continuance OF the same.
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Hg BALTIMORE.

~THoMPSON REYNOLDS, Interested tb.,,.
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants to
him call ,lcio- M '
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SPRING DRESS GOUDo.
WE have just opened speOdid assortment Of Dress
w Goods, OF the numerous styles ami qualities calcu-
Iai G'Li 10 please every ore ucx,1R {. uRRvRv
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EASTERN ADVRRTYsEMENTS.
Hoskins, Hetskell d Co.
InPoRTERs AND JohnERR0 %
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Avn removed to theiTRew Iron Ruldlns. elS market
AZ and "a t.omroerce al PIiILADELPHIi spI7,Iy

4AnSpaoh, BroGner @ 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
John Anspseh IT, John =. Jaenbyj.. James ~, Reeds
William Anspsch; Henry u FaiTman. SePiI;d6m
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NEW BOOKS!
TTNhief's Consulate ard Empire,-2 vols.
i "Heddiey'S Second War with England, p Q vols.
"Hesdley'9 Sacred MountansI''
baldwin 4 Thomas Gazetteer OF the Q. So
''Shaw's Civil ATChitseiure;''
''Minnie HeTmon;''
'Rathayan Slaye,'' by Mrs. Judson;
"GOethe's Faust,'' DC. SC.
Just received by
apis WfLDR & BROTHER.
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BRIGGS.
Il nc 4
O'Clock.

The Investigating Committee of which Briggs is
chat, man met Yesterday afternoon. Present, Briggs
aud G. ii Tucker
The first witness who testified was Mayor Wood.
His evidence was substantially as follows
have visited the Tenth Ward Staton.House since
] have been Mayor; was in the captains ROOM my
attention was called to the room by its fine equipment
] made the remark that but few gentlemen had fuer
bedrooms than that room; think remember seeing
there captain absent the time; arked believe
10 that supposed the dIess belonged the
A. Pearsall, sworn-I am attached to the Tenth
Wsd Police, have been connected with the police about
Did you stolen 'erty in company with
q Where cid you find this property A. We found 1t in
Thirty fhs between Fr.t ste i consisted Of
10 ecot ciion Of other KIND OF property except vusc
;9s who Keeps fancy store n recovered .
goods consisting Of the On oe goods the dresses toe ysls
I'm foe house took the goods; they retained the
st.iio House until he showed that they were n Nc Jones
,derfood claimed that hey were his goods Mr Masoa
dish he sOd: in three 81 four as' the o'hsr goo,
don't col how long they were Ia ne station ou's tasy
were seLt before The supposed burglar W" sent up th'
do Won know OF gold wsich trunk being brought to
The d 1SS's u.., gn sSrs bow w. goas.
s1s lat. ~ ". rSs ds.IsHo. ya.a tn.
always 'osue aud setssnsa fofss. 500
wio istp Up tbs system. s7t ess' while innocent moo
q flsre sblFH ieusihipr 10 W.
Va d. o, tsOss6is have sFvsf bssfs shJ FOODS Dsni
,sts,rsd 70 tbs propsy DID efis pis''i !" Ia sed
Vim Uogait swOrn--I have besn eonpsetsd with
ssd, fsf ,sasl sffssisd ssb by the sso4 u
49, 4. L. bsl sssi -Li.L istss shs'ss ~ ~
-. .sf .. ssz sas oh a'-sss' ss3 sss bsafss ,s
IL sis .fls1 JiAssst s0ss ~ Es.s.. - fwss'y
a, tsJ.. tfsss sas l,s.ss, ti,s ss-st fsrt ss,'i.
tsLsA Ii assi - fssi aus ,iss s~.'sssS Ne. ..a
tE,stasS II o., ss.ssstss~ 80 sl" 'hAs vs-' A%--
ls..s H. " s.hlssses s.S s,r1 t.s t~-'
f.ss tsss .ss "a ~@-s ,set - - s-s 80, 80.
III .ss, sas 49, ~. .~.- I.S rs-.' 20 49, '~ -.
g., L. y..is fst-fs tfas 80 49, . . -.
psLst 81 T,snpa sv@s=hf slime vss h,"st.
-. .,iss ssf ss.fs spiss -ssi'~.- 80 $500
49, ss.. - s@..s $40 ssss,s.ss ss~- So =. n
o.gS ~ c.s6. " - ~ bs.si.a - t..s's'ss -
.....ss, t.l4. ,e.ss,s. ~ sS. srss. -s-s- 1851
:, - ss.. e.s sssssssss rs~I,'l 81 80 :
an. ~. - -. = - a. s'p~sy - r''s
fis,jas sss~s ss@h=t VS. sss,->s'N' 49, '-'
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BASE BALL.

One Of the peasantest reunions springing from the
gene of Base Ball came off yesterday the ground Of
til Centrevile Mansion House, about two miles from
Bergen Point The Pioneer Club ofNew- Jersey played
q match among tbemselves-Maried v. Single. A
large fourhorse stage was engaged-the ladies accom-
panied tbem-tbe Married men took those they had
married, while the Single took those they wished to
Many In addition to this, several members took
their own CONVEYANCE and did their q the plank
road. After III game the company sat down 20 an
excellent supper provided by mine host, Mr. Robert
W. Penpoyer, formerly Of Stry ker's Bay; The Mar
RED men got beaten, though they are decidedly the
best players. They played 81 hours, eight inniugs
each. The best play was from Bixby, Gregory,
Brinkerhof, and DR.. Dummer This Club is very young
and have much to learn-they must practice fielding
uore-two three should not try to catch the sane
ball, and smoking while playing must be stopped
especially with the strier The score shows as
follows:
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

TrpPIBIE EyPLosioS.--The elarm OF tire at >
O'clock Yesterday afternoon was accustomed by an ex-
noson Of gas in the basement of house on the corner
81 Jones and Abercorn. sts, owned by A. Bonaud aud
occupied by John Barbee. -Four persons, we regreI
10 add were seriously injured, viz the wife, child
and mother of Mr.. Barbee and Mr.. james Daniels
of the firm of Headman Co., gas-htters. The base
ment of the house used grocery store, and the
MINER rooms are occupied sleeping a)artments oy
he family. Mr.. Daniels had been called In TO e1-
anime be gas fixtures in the basement, and TO stop
leak in the pipe passing under the moor; hsVl1g
,sIer mn plank and ascertained that the gas was
escaping from joint in the pipe, he Lighted natcn
fer the purpose Of soldering IT anew, when the gas
which bad accumulated between the s'eepers ana
under the floor exploded tearing up the moor, over
turning chairs and tables, and greatly damasing the
goods in the store So violent was the shock hal lne
floor overhead and the side walls Of the basement were
forced from their places, and large nabs oriveh na
out Of the ceiling and ois's The damage to the gro
ceres ia estimated at go ooO and to the house at so
The store after the explosion, presented scere OF the
utmost col fusion; furniture, goods, shelves plank
&C., having been torn from their places and tumbed
erty, however Ia rifng compared with the personal
II juries sustained by those who in the sore at
the time Of the accident. Mr.. Daniels thrown al
most out of the window which he was at work,
and bs right leg brol just above the ankle. Mre.
sarah Bartee wife Of Mr. John BaTbco. was badly In.
uytd In the feet and ankles the bopes Of The night
ankle having sustained compound fracture which, II
Is feared, will render ampuiaiion nccos.nry ophsn,
tho child Of Mr.. Bafbee, three years old hnd nor sht
h, deht arrn end reh check bone broken.
III IN fs.v.nssh nspsbnesn. hsPt a.
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NJ r.e, rci. o-, s-a ,.sre ssa's. s.s"'s..'
.ss css s". I'D "s, ,,.s' q ,. s rrSGs, w.
'tmsti. % fsisined 10 ne HlsIirn, ifsus,, -.
90 'T Ne 81 q AZ. .IS 4. , sS, ' 80.
eue r'ee te'A me,mes tho pn.ohef a'd aisi'oa- h'
swles got do not know Of se Of stolen r'epefy ha'''
AID efsn-whs want n A., hold Of where ,h' stolen
Whnts, Of .oms being the station uouso three OF
ert mcn,hs, but 90 DO, tn:w vasi becomes OF T. IT.,
Law Hsy' shi b. sod ev.ry III month";. so fs a. know
'h,is hes 10, been sale IN ~ years
AID B,isgf-Ths, will no. be evidence.
Capt. James n. Norris of tho Tenth Ward Police
wa. the nett witness he was sworn -, .
wfpe,s-You know, .idsim,n. that sm not obliged to
su.v e. airy que.tior Which will erimtn..e my'e
AID BrissE-C rsin Us In. hs not ash g. do So
Wines. qsushOs-ieu need no. b. 20 psriieal,l. IN
sswt anything yoe ak f1, have the SOeu e.' to l''"
Ae srsss-Whsi | oesire to learn is what has become OF
W'n,s~TSe .ii S.e.s. which were in my ROOM AID
other returned to Mr. joins o. order OF the Court
sion; The Goa, which MI sOsat spoke Of ssen rom
man BY the pane Of bebsen who va. arrested f Pssns
erEcOd however tina it bou int at Barnus in Chat
s% a:s s az sosf $ sl and from e As
the have his receipt for the coat, bot II has not yet been
.SI 9Th Wy s0 hana wds dos
Of sCOds. which we're MI Trempers soed' what M
.enS sVsr, sssa the zoe ns .d
q receipt foI 1t, if IL nothing rsore than sxpepce
2 s0s De nee IL So Tenth Wa le ns soSr
Houe No, Sir; took the trouble TO search the Chiefs
Of RoSbees for four hours and whenever Of any
dreese. being rent notes tn the PARTIES believe also
S n " bsr Sas IN b. va. no
How it that Jones go, clenl A. when be WITH tne
other psJtie were arrested they taken before Judge
Ve.h he for nd thst IL they tined in New York they
could only be convicted Of grand Larceny or 10 the
third hey tired in Brooklyn they could
be convicted Of burglary w the tr degree JONAS D. Phillips
Jones' epd Mr. shenen for the thieves the
kinzs County, lef 20 the judg-
ment Of the District Attorney OF Kings County whether Mr.
be tried for receiving ylen Goods whether be
h ud be used against the ohers and thus convict
them Of the first deee he chose the best policy
Jones tnrss aud three OF the thieves are now in
when the Court In Brooklyn ordered me to deliver
to Zones the dresses, / did 20. .
7he Committee then adjourned to meet again Of the ca
the Chairman
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Advertisement
"a GOO 900 RESCUED-Great credit s due ths

and great saving TO the citizens
wYorkIn the refusal OF the charter Of the Metropolttr
Gas Co.. the Committee well aware Of tbs great benefits
of KIppyts PATENT Gas REGULATOR to revoutoaHe tue
whole stem Of great expenditures in the Pnon Of
and the minute investigation they have decided n.
when Cos csa be burned ~ 80 thousand with the
entirely useless for citizens TO be taxed az
such exobitsnt and with this immense saving mos
beautiful light had by perfect combustion 21to 80 per &c ~
mon the gas bills all the in this City worth
tie candid consideration Of every lover Of snd the
has now come when every will order kEcutAT ~
as they DO Meter they should be neparabe Al arc III
yited TO examine this srest economist ct No 20 broad~
~ j. l. DOUGLASS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

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