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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

ruE MAMMOTH 0UEAS SrEAaER.-Fle new
steamer l.ev;athan, which is now being constitute
led il London, promises, when finished, 10 he the
wonder Of the aye. TO grasp The idea Ola We sci
measuring mote than al eighth Of nile III length,
with q CAnariiy OilwentY thousand tons, and room
enough besides for four thousand passengers with
all tEeir luggage, certainly requires SINE meutNl
efIo,l hut 10 conceive Of such monster gtappiilg
with wind and tide, and lrinmpllanlly forcing It's
way through the mighty pillows Of The Atlantic,
becomes task quite sufficient 10 StasgeE no Otd'
nary intellect, aud mute than sufficient 10 exhaust
Tho faith OF lie most ctedultus. little Levintlan
shall be able 10 show fnll list OF pasSensers 'Ot
her first visit 10 our shores, twill certainly ap.
near that Il neople CT this DAY have InuTe conf
lence In art and science than their ancestors whom
Fulton attempted 10 'hunbug' with his foolish
invention.' IInt science las achieved 80 much
since tue time Of Fulton, that any want u faith
in the success OF Ibis grtnt enterprise, would
sInnter OF 'old fogyisD,' nevertheless, that The
Sea has way Of shocking Ia pieces sometimes,
vessels Of all sizes, and leaving no possible way OF
escape ioE humanity, little hesitation In malei
OF this kind Is rahlonAble.
The engines Of The l.eViahan although said 10
be RI 1900 horse powell will In reality be caphbe
Of being worked up 10 l0,0l0 horse power. The
united Sttrngll Of 10000 lOrStS would seem 10 be
power enough nmoye small size globe, aud II
ol such an one os ours, al least on astCtOid, II
Is confidently predicted that, notwithstanding the
gteal Ienght Of this steaMeEtshu will he enabled ~
pass through the wafer at OH averaged sprei, IN all
weathets, Of fifteen knots on hour, and with q
smaller power in proportion to tonnage than UIli.
mary vessels now ftquire IL make ten knots The
contract speed If most ocean mail carrying steam.
cts is eight knots. 4 ship Of this huge capacity can
carry l2,OOO TONS Of cOal-Qulie sufficient, is
stated, IOr ller consumption on the outward and
llolmewaM voyages. Size will be launched unlike
my other Ship--btOalsile oil tho water, by means
OF lydfauliC power, and carly IN next spring Is cS'
pectej 10 make triplu tie United States aud luck,
In fnfl nitLi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

TUX VALUE or pol4rrSEss.-Mt. Butler, oil
Providence, Rhode Island, miliunaire who died
some SIX Yeas Ogo, was so obigng thai he fe.np.
ended his slote one night solely 10 supply lille
gill with spool oflhread which she wanted, TIE
incident became known, tMt. llutlet wos young
man Of the linle,l and The trading public wisely
thought hat his accommodating Split, os shown
in this itilne STAIR pnd In the general conduct Of
his business, deserved good run Of custom, which
they gave, and placed him Oh the tack Of high
prosperity. lie subscribed The sum Of $4,000 10
wards founding hospital for The insane in Rhode
island through The benevolent persuasion Of Miss
Dix.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

5TaE,w5Etri CEot N raE tS.tatEs.-ptom orlt
up county exchanges We leatn that the wheat crop
Throughout Red Riset, Lamar Hopkins, Hunt,
yfshnipt Kaaitpa0i Collin Cook, Denton and Dat.
PlaseoS9tiss, hss YIELDED bsygad oil precedent in
WssoS.idt, ,6s a6undspss Of lhe Yield pei asfe,
/, shdiks Haiiaettase lhs alm6st 81 Sstas0wn,
I'VE are I'D 10 look fot az SidmeIlsle reduction 10
ihe ptee. Of fput In two weeks mote the \. loul
Stony ffofl the piaiEies will DO In our EIitelsr
We sean Ptot1lse .lbeai ~ htatlSl vs. lcome,-;JJ.
ltstssSl 'ltftslsi y = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

TmE D,Rx MA0SOLlA.-'rhis unfortunate vessel
lies In the steam at lie fsOl Of Government steel
IN limbo, and In tie clutches Of Unc SAM II
reports are tue, she isa rich ptize. and has on
board mote things than Col. Kinney possibly
could have made use Of In his agricultural ex.
petition 10 NicAroeua.-We hear that she has
Indei heI dock the armament of very Iespecli.
ble little ptmy, FAT outnumbetins any force ihol
Col. Kinney was ever suspected OF loading 10 Cen.
ttaI America. What, fot instance, would he have
wanted with 1000 liaes i,Sr0 Colts reyovers,
6,00O lbs. OF powder made into 100000 rounds
fixed ammunition, 1000 tents, a battery Of brass
field pieces oil complete, with hotnesS, equipments,
calridseS, aud shot 10 match, lois Of pixies and
SabreS. quantity Of cIcIhiog, aud 1900 coatSl
All this looks as i'll were unothe; more impot.
tunt and Lsaed e1pedillon--ns II, indeed, II was
intended that lie Captain General Concha, should
have had an interest In all lLis preparation. We
suppose The vessel will DO lbeled, and than there
will be an exhibit 10 HE public eye.-AiO6iIe Reg,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

YRoISlA ASp 1ESSEasE RAlLSoAp.A awe learn
Inst ST. Mcdaniel, the President, has succeeded
In selling unon favorable terms IN Washington and
EewYUtk, $4,000 Of lie bonds Of Ibis company.
There has been some thirty thousand dollars worth
purchased BY our own citizens lately, One orr
largest capitalists accompanied The RiChnOnJBoarl
OF fade Np 10 WylheYlle, and was 80 well pleas.
ed With Tie appeAtance Of Tue county and Tue
prospects OF the TOAD as 10 invest ten thousand
dollars In these bonds upol his return, The road
is now nearly completed shl II successful IL SELL
iIs on million u lis b9nls, will W enabled 10
nay on the floating debt AMI finish putting down
The rails 10 tie Stale line at an early day Tie
ttack Is, we understand, Already laid down soms
six OF seSen:mlles to 10 completed. TIE delay
which hasoecutted will ehable the East Fenilts.
see load 10 meet them At the State line. This COLI
necN0n, II Is anticipated will Immediately laIss
lie receipts oil the road 10 some y thousand DOL
lars per month, lf,howsvet, the monthly teye.
nue. after paying expenses,dil not nurUunt to more
than fifteen thousand dbllats Il could pay tie
interest upon IL debts and 10y by sinking fund.
We tegatd The Investment good one. Tie con.
neclloi between this aud the East Tennessee road
will he made IN less than eighteen nIonlllS,--
LyHehbwg lirginian. gpt'a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20
P.E ZlNN,
CoRtcctioHCr and FrNiierer,

CORNER op MAIN ASD MADISON STREETS,
wheeling, Va.
will Ia seen tr0W tie above, tie subscriber has le
n moved his eStahll bHem 10 The "lllidSe Corner"
where 10 will 10 pteascd IL see all his old customers ami
as many rev OlES ak my cali Ills stuck rtGl' ell
alecd and his looms neatly rellte Candles, Fruits,
ties and families supplied with elkeS aud huls Al short
est nOte Ills Ice cream SAlnlH Is tS most Peasal IN
lie city and no attention. viii 10 spared 10 please his
anil Pr. ZlNN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

AmUng The claims allowed Is large hunlbeI
tOt so acres, The plate Tot which is moi cngriYed,
neither will The Office receive Il until about The %
VI July next.
None Of the bounty land variants issued have
been granted 10 sOIdiVts VI The revolutionary war
the two oldest uf whom are 100 years Of age, and
the Two youngest, 03i tlleit united ages being Sda
years, averaging about o. years each.
Plily.niRO variants hive been issued 10 the
widows Of revolutionary soldiers, rlleiI Uges vaty
from 10 10 81 yeurs,-iPash Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

'uStyeRsIty HIATT, Jan, Ith, 1850.
The classes OF Mr.. 0edeon have been rretentel 10 me
for examination, and Il Is with pleasure That Iteonnend
them for lattiIal, as well as wO kuhislp, 70 ~ Tho
ale suffering ON sfectOhs Of the eye. lASIUS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

PCDLlslIlSo or RAILROAD REPoB1s,-rhe reports
Of. Presidents and Directors, SUperlnlendents snd
Engineers Of llailioads are written, we presume,
iotthe ihioln alton Of the public, and have hefeto.
fore, Though the favor Of pIortstUrs Of newspa.
pets been Speatl n trttns9 6efOte THEFT readers
without cost 10 The seyetal companies. The flct,
however, that they all go 10 the expense Of having
a fcW hundred copies Of their repetts printed IN
pamphlet form, In fine letlerpieSS, las suggested
10 Newspaper ptoprietots the ptopriey Of also ls.
mahlIng pay III lheIt services IN Tue way Of pint.
liz such reports and speeding them before tie
public. Tie necessity II preserving fot future
reference, In pamphlet fol1, theft annual reports,
undoubtedly teluiieS The expenditure Of the funds
necessity fOt pointing themi but II lheit publlca.
lion In The newspaper isdeSlfable-anA II certain.
y Is, unless only written fOt future tefeEelce-
there Is no reason why payment ShOul not 10 Ee'
Quilted fot thtiE insertion. In New Yotk, Phila.
delnha and Boston,. tullroad companies have lot
ysStS paid for the insertion Of their reports in tho
4rapeis, and the spreading Of them before the
public through tho columns OF newspaper is
deemed mote essential and useful than any o,het
mode of publication, The newspaper prOptietOts
have done more lowatds The building VI t4iIt0pds,
without remuneration than any other class OF Gill.
gems but the day has now passed when such SET.
vices will b tsndeted Observation-Disclosures
dWtFieaB,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

Mr.. tedeons improved sasstA aye ile hest everIwed
ly tic Sid oil those bought VI him. can wee az well Is
ever c. ud lcauIeAd or write with them lot hours
TIlUMAS u. MCGOWAN,
Proprietor Ct MSsowau's Hotel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
Higblv important. tosthe Public

S NM l.
&4sA NetSl DiScobefy tof ths,ESyes,.. },
9tAs sSGaa S Sy GspEoS
fsl iI6bi ihS ihipIoyed SGsetss Spp
Min Uhi n yitbshms, NJ l01, Hslstlek wv
Ian N i.sfi than century eso
r iedeo, lie sole inventor Of We tmlroYed slte,a
tlts I'D various Improved glasses, Is now on
Sbs S,it 10 thIs place and may De SoRsueu ~ MS "
ssS N lssntsI,s Slte Store, No. 1884, MAN. ST.
liz ia hlI lie honor OF attedltt te s OWE
Of Eurone. where he has !he nosS "
snte,Is tsntt, and having been earnestly solIesa "
nSEsS visit tor short tiule, he has lhe hon9t % a,
nScInE M val from lleTlin, rfusSta VIII losi
SlsRj asSuItnent Of his nel eaH
setlieles Sf file sureItoly o. 'hsse Snsisny N
peops having ntmed o. WEAK eyes. nTSSeTS "
lelley6lby using them, aud they poSsetS wy Sl1s,
nTesefyins tie precious oIeans Ol sst NY "a M
vaetd eflOd Of llle whale lly enable po. w V n ss
Young 10 pursue The most Minute ~, sn.sts
ienSih or time boii By DAY aud candle llt, M
Individuals In tic United States have rToVeu leI sI
cy he with confidence SolcltS lie yots o ls luoIs,
Which he will ever 10 iopd 10 sSst',s
tLose who enIust him vii lLe;r commands lhal ~ ea
eIilont shall be wanting on his PaTt 10 neiil ler allo
haou Added 10 tie SNyARiaseS possessed hy nun y
ions paellce III The Rye lnrna les, and ulder one O.
most eminent ot0ists by Which he has obtained thgI
oueh EoWledSc OF ne disease Of vslonl lie has ~ w
EoSscssU documents fIonl individuals OF rank, COMFY
lN4 lie hRlIeSt ieStinlaS OF bppOhatloa, heWlI sYt
references 10 peISons IN the United states who have 9u
ire eleAie.t benefit al comfort tom tue uAe VI htA newly
Invented and improved SpeetaeeS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

ilEsElN October q, 1873.
Hereby gye 10 n. Gedeon The well eited le9tIm94y
about his tmEen ability III The gtndls Of glasses anu "
be curing Of other optil Al Instruments MI. lie
Json deieTyeS nIoTeoyeI, ~ DO particularly Tee0mhsd
eli as I'll opclan, because no always ehooses suitable
glasses for tile eyes lie takes tue greatest Gaze, and a.
hJye myself txferltnceh several teS, he Will leltq6lsh
lis ovyn VIXEN that do not suit ate chosen
ia, Ok LRUw, Medical Counsellor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

an ASEcporE ERON THE SEAT OF WAM-The
Buffalo Commercial Advertisergives The following
extract from letter from an officer 10 The Chne1i
"A curious thing occurred yesterday. 4 sappet
was brought from The trenches with his inv broken,
aud the Doctor told me there was a piece Of
sticking out nm inch ami lalf(rOm his face. The
man said Il was done by found shot, which the
Doctor dsIreevedi but The poor fellow insisted
and said, yes, and Il look OF Tue head Of the man
next me- This was conclusive, aud The surgeon
proceeded 10 remove the bone; Il came out quite
easy when the Doctor SAID TO The man, whose
face aPpeated 10 preserve Us iotm pretty well,
Cen you move your jaw7' ~ yes, ST. wos The
teply. The Doctor then put his finger into the
mans mouth and found lie teeth were there, and
al length assured the soldier Tint II was no law Of
his that was broken, but thst Of bis eatItss com
tade, which had actually been driven lnto lis
foce, inAicting severe but not dangerous wound,
Upon this the mans visoge, which had been talIl.
eE heightened, rounded up most beautifully"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

CINCINNATI, March 9Th, 1919.
10 Mr.. Geieoil, OptcIbM-SlTt Ence OhhlRd tretta'
clcs Of sou 10 suit MY state Of HSlol Which tOn lnl
possible 10 effect elsewcie even Will approved opticians
Of ph1ttlria, have enjoyed advantages that not only
a constant daily pleasure 10 tic eye, hut carry buoy
ancy even to The spiIiS have plelsne, Therefore, ~
saying for The public benefit That beilcye your practical
NUwehse Of optics aud skill ~ your line, nils want
"''S'''''' wv " ]. H. KNAPP, N, u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20
MaWmoN Hal Store.

3. Avery
Snow opening one OF tie largest assOrtmets oiSt !;
and Sumnef Hats and Caps that has ever beeao g.
" the city, consisting Of riehS youths aud Chiid
Panama. csllOv, l.tSkoIn, l6rmet, pt1dtl, hlll,
together with large ASs0Ttmtnt vi Fashionable whit y
blttk kavel hats am Aik hats, t0nmidTf ore Q, y
most tcnS that has ever htn 70 "
sIssss So tls and lls Min st. &Stl.!s. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

II dives mo pleasure 10 hear testimony 10 The vae OF
MI GeIeonS glasses. have hecr under the EetesAlty
Of using Eat%es IN reading, especially night, and find
them far better adapted 10 ny difficulty, than any haze
Irsd In that they rest aud sienseh Ihe eye, whist AlI
olleIs have I3lHed, wc1Iied, tId wcakeLrL my siyh
CinClunatl, OCT, 10, 1851, OR rory, n, u.
also, T. I. RAPP, Mn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20
OBSERVER.

lluslSKss W THE Passion 0pFloE.-An Obsttocl
ofths business Of the Pension Office, under the
aCt Of March 3, 1855, tot thu week ending June lOi
Bounty land applications received, G.4O0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

HTRfesh water Is so scarce In Liverpool that
The streets ore now sPtnkled with salt watet
qTrhc mortality in Chicago for The month Of
May Inclined 90 deaths, The same month IaA
year The deaths numbered l47.
oTIhe New Orleans Creole know Nothing Is
in iaSot ofMeEedith p. Gently, Of Tennessee, fot
The next Presidency
DThe city criei Of Huft,lo, eOlOted man,
was married 10 Margaret o'Con1er, white gil,
Saturday.
afThe Know Nothing convention OF Ohio Is
said 10 have abolished It's system foaths and sub.
slltuted an honorary Obligation,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-20

1TFeliyji The American Condemned hs fllts
busltt al llAYa1S, lbs been Sent 10 &c III, coast
ofAftisai 10 stfye eplhR tenn Of iraptlsonmfhit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

On Wednesday, June 20, at the Church Of the Annun-
cstion by the Rev Mr.. Rabbit, Of Middletown, ~ r.,
f. w. BROOKS of Gan Francisco, TO MATILDA c., daugh
ter Of Fioy Smith, ESD, OF this city.
On TUESDAY, June 10, ct st. James Church. by the
Rev. p. McKenna, THos j. CoGHLAs to MARY c. DOUGH-
ERTy, both OF this city.
On Thursday, juno H. by the Rev. Mr.. Price, Mr.
DANIEL DARRow to Miss CAROLINE DkLIESrAsa daughter
On Monday, June 49, at st. Peters Church, by the
Rev Wr Quinn, JANIS II. CIARgE to Mics CATHERINE NJ,
only daughter Of Hugh Bradley, Esq.
Al Great Salt Lake City, Utah, Sunday, March 20,
by the Hon. Chief Justice Kinney, JANIS + DRUMMoSD,
fsq Of Iowa, Gentle TO Miss MARY ANY TAYLoR only
daughter Of Fcer John Iaylor one Oh tne iNeve Apos
ties Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of the Latter Day
Saints. Inc bride was given away BY Capt Rufus In
gals, o. army.
Az Hsa, on Saturday, May 26 on board ship Richard
Rob rson the passage from Liverpool TO New York,
CaARxs JoyEs o. Rev. w. p jones' of Preston, Rag
hnd, surgeon Of ths ship, to Mss MARY WILSON, OF
yetbcim, ROIporough county, Scstland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Darcgss! Bareges.-A New Lot OF Rich
tassgss viii be opened this morning. which viii sell
L. 3D. Per ard also, new lot Of cheap silhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Mourning Goods! Mourning COoSs.-Rich
hae9es, adnes tssues printed lnusu de bags and
Al ether kinds OF mourning goods selling
e. II. LEADBEArER, & CO. 3l7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Oh, Shameful !-AI Oak Hal they are Ssl-
has their large styles summer cloth
nE ex men And boys, 81 profit of only i've
fxss eest Remember Oak Hail. 81 and 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Travelling Drsss Go3ds.-Thrce Cases OF
nne rrssch bage will DO offered this morning. At the low
prizes Of Is 3d., worth 3s also real India
new and beautiful article for ira yelling dresses.
y. H. LEADBEATEH CO., 3H Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

10 the Isatiies-A Splendid Assortment OF
millinery, straw goods and Shaker hats, at
WIN. s. IRvlNES, liz Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Evans Clothing Warehouse, Nos. &c and 50
Fulton STREET, the only place where zephyr cashmere
ssks are sold n So Check Marseilles quits, S. So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Joseph Lockltt, Son q Co., No. ash Fulton
street. nearly opposite Clinton Brooklyn manufacturers
ssting gauze nge moire antique guipure gimps
tens and tassels; picture cord and tassels, 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Gentlcmen's Furnishing GOodss-Just re-
ssfved and magnificent assortment Of Gloves ties
srsvass, suspens &c selected In London and Paris
nan Bro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Knoz's View Hat Empozium.-K Knox will
sRsa this Gay he newly ht.ed and supsrIy hat
6 esnstxpty increasing business hiss induced him
cure more quarters and hs patrons
VII DO delight cd with the establishment. KNOX will Also
sthl retain possession or his uptewn emporium No 53
beth places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Nos Prlnted3
1syal English velvet carpets lis and Us. per yard.
EngiAh tapestry Brussels carpets S 9 Os per I'd.
English ingrains, A., Be-. and 6s per yard; at
HIRAM ANDERSUN'S, 30 Bowery,
Sign Of the American Eagle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

whites New styles or Szass Now Ready
IrAb beavers SOFT hats and straw In endless varesyand
II all grades and shk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

For Fever and Ague.-Deshiers' Pals, 81;
India Cholagogue VI b0j tor coughs colds 10. Hasngs
syrup Of Rosers syrup OF tar Ayrss cherry pee
tosn saen ~ ior aifaypy ern'e &C, Woes scheidsm
fula dc, Hyatts Life baisam, 70 esnts Hoioways pills
Ae VAN Hsber.s female thly Pills 81 for teeth
notS paste, each % cents. At GUIoN's, l27 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Good Chance-Carpets Mt Cost, Prior to Re-
m0vaIn consequence Of removal TO sore the
1st OF july closing stock OF carpetnys OIL
above the Aator House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Ho0ts and SnOes.-Execut0r's Sale 70 Close
calf patent leather boots
derent styles Of patent leather will be SOLD much
below for the month Of june only Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Secondhand Rosewood Hc0iian Piano, Gfl-
tests make price s for sale az ss5 ons boadoir piano.
price $500 $780, Cbickernx mahogany $780,
plane nearly new, tl65 ~ S33 srosdway
HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Caxpetings and Oilcloths, 40 per Cent less
thar usual prices.-PETERsON & HUMPHREY, $40
Broadway of White will sell during This week
NJ the rates. Call and Great bargains be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

a.s nsE styles 70 our Immense stock Of fashionable
nag clothing, and would advise friends give
Early csQ snd make their selections, the
styles WI DO scarce before the season Is over.
d. DEVLlN CO.,
sos $50 and go Broadway. corner Of warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

New Music by Thomas Baker.-Am me erica,
s.s..iss sc The Orphan salse 2oc the swining Polka
celebrated Sparkling Polka, fifteenth edition, SOC.
HOMAGE WATERS. 333 RraadMlY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Fever and Ague Cannot Exist Wherever the
"antdote to slaris called Rhodes fever and asue
10 used ts singular innocence h proved BY the GER
tcate Of the celebrated chemist Dr. j. r. Chiffon, which
accompanies each bottle For sale by G. H. Hing, c. v.
NA~-~ j. x fSHopEs. Providence, RI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
spporterp instruments for bow legs club feet ana all de-
fermies Of the body hand and made to order by Dr.
CLOVER ~ the Surgeons Bandage Institute, No. Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

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