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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DARN FOR SALE OR TO LET-SITUATE IN WEST
Il field, New Jersey, containing twelve acres Of land
with good garden, orchard, and variety OF fruit The
premises comprise neat tage, good barn stable and
other outbudiDgs and extensive poultry yard Also
excellent family horse set OF harness and rockawAy
Terms Reasonable Address Country, Post Office Jersey
City, or G. A. Leveridge, Wsstfed, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

LNOR SALE CHEAP--ONE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il on De Kalb avenue. between Bedford aud Nos.
tIaRd avenue, house 20 3 three story basement and
sub cellar, marble NANTES CRATES gaspipss &c one
half the purchase money may remain on bond aud
mortgage Also one neat frame house on Lafayette
avenue, with lots Tonpkins avenue,
house 20 80, two story and basement One-half the
purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage.
Inquire OF BALDWIN BuRT1S, 1ol Myrtle avenue,
BROOKLYN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

n UNION SQUhKE-A HANDSOME PARIDR AND
~ bedroom the second floor, suitable Tor "a gen.
teman and his wife also, two Tor single gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

A WIDOW LADY, DEsRouS or TAKING A H0U5K
IA for the summer season, on Staten Island, would
In" 10 engage party Of gentlemen who would become
security Tor aud pay her rent IN part payment for their
board Being alone, aud dependent upon her
sources, she tndt this course necessary TO properly
tabliAh herself Reference given IL required Address.
Immtdl,ttly, Mr. \. 7. L., Post Ollce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

wash ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT OR PURCHA SID
- al sskt, diamonds, watches, rich jevelry, and
valuable PERSONAL property generally. X. WOOD. %
tp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

| INOR SALE-A HALF SIZE yoIGHrLAND CAMERA
| IL and bud wheel, nearly new. The Photographic
process, with the making OF colodian Address NJ,
| box Us Herald office, this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

~ FRANKLIN SlREET.-TwO PARI0IS ON THE
" hrst floor, good location for a phyHician; par.
lore with large bedrooms attached on the second and
third hoors breakfast served II required. Rooms ali
neatly Furnished, also one two single rooms, for
lodgings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

G10 00A TO LOAN on REAL E5ruE ~
DlU.ODO this city, In any sum, from "A OJg
upVards. Apply 10 W. IL WOOD, s5 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

@ COX FOR SALE, DESIRABLE BUSINESS
WCle)s paying 800 per cent, sickness the cause OF
SAFE; Also for $780, splendid genteel business down
town. netting 49, per year. also, farm OF
acres Steuben county, New YORK, 81 also partner
wanted with $780, in patent business; also, 5000
gage grocery store, worth 81 900; also boarding
house in the sixth avenue, $40O. Apply ut the United
States Agency 2l2 broadway. room u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

n1D O00 WANTED, on BOND AND MORT.
ID .UUO gage, on three arst class houses,
situated lexington avenue. No brokerage gill be
paid Address Inytstment Uerald ofhee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

III EASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE WITH STEAM
IL power-The buildings occupied by the Union
Color and Chemical Works situated of Frst
nue. and Third street suitable for any featuring
purpose requiring large premises with cent steam
power Possession lat OF May For particulars address
f. Bems, box 800 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

&1 IO0 FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK
pl sfJOs and fixtures of a first class grocery
situated in of the best locations the city
This is chance seldom met with. Reason for selling,
going West Apply at 2l2 Broadway room 10, 10
HUSTED l. BROWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

IHOR SAI4E-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF STORE
II No 5I3 broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
Also magnificent plate glass exhibition beng
OF the largest and most costly used at the Cry Palace
and valued at 81 300 viii be cold low for cash. il
Piled for Immediately. WIN. II. PARSONS and JOHN
CLARK, assignees, ISL Broadway and 30 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

E5oSEr --CAaH LITERALLY ADyASctD o.
WI watches, diamonds, Plate piano'ortss furpltlfs.
gTocsre. liquors. any other description u property
Al the agency AMI loan ofloc 90 Bsoad-sy, cotn.f
TBsne street, sscond floor, roam p Con6is1es Aa4
honor mn be relied upoa. BfEnch oa-- 70 West AZ
tenth street MIDUOHIIs X O,NEfE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

ISOR SALE--ONE NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
II house, in the block OF Ave all alike 70 by 55 feet,
No 40 Twenty fourth street. between Fourth and Lex
inRton avenues. Has every convenience. Possession
Immediately Apply at A East Twenty fourth street.
or ut A Wall street, to CHAS. ii. SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DOARD-A PRIVATE FAMILY WISHING TO AC
ID commodais but n few boarders would let neatly
furnished rooms TO u gentleman and vfc, and
two single gentlemen. who would be permanent Per.
desiring neat quiet house, where the feeling OF
home be enjoyed may obtain nuch noder .ts
terms. Location pleasant md convenient lig H,n..
teenth street, between second and Third avenues No
removal Mt May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

BtIDlNG lot WANTED --1liE ADVERTISER
"A wishes 10 buy full siEe build NJ lot raspoota
bl~ neig borhood below Thirty hfth street must b
reasonable IN ~ tee for cash would buy we'll buat
THREE story and basement brick houae With tho moi.rn
mproyem, nts. in n good neRhborhooi Address. n. N.
@ broadway Post Once ttat hike location price 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

L'0R sAI.F-A HOUSE, STORE AND SIX ACRES or
IL land, in the town Of EAstehsst1r, westchester
county, n. " twenty one miles from New York city,
two and hall miles from Tuckahoe, one and q half
miles from ths scarsdas depot, AMI the post road
from New York TO white Plains. For further paricu
A. L. USDERHTLL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

NOR SAIE-A HOUSE AND EIGHT LOTS, BETWEEN
II Third and fourth avenues, seventy seventh and
Seventy eighth Streets beautifully situated with large
sbaded lawn in front OF the house; also variety OF
fruit trees the premises three railroads in sight Of
the house Inquire the premises Al l73 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

LNoR sAIE-AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETE EsTAB.
IL HsLment for small family, consistiog % one Of
the most yaluAbe and best broken horses In the city
city made coupe rockassy set Of heavily PLATED har.
nesf dress blankets sheets &c also one new top "a.
goD and light harness, suitable fer the same horse
which fast when the road These articles we're ali
made TO orGer for this horse by the best worsen in
New York. They viii bc sold low according 10 their
value. Apply GP. Fsgan's stables, 80 West Twenty.
second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

LOR sAII-A VERY GENrEfI AND FIRST CLASS
II boarding house In the lower part Of the city re-.
Reason for selling, sickness Apply 10 w. r. HARRISON
A CO., 335 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

INARM FOR SALE-CONTAININ6 FORTY ACRES;
IL good house, barn, &c, and good loan soil land 10
good order thirty eight miles from New York, Long
Island one and a half miles from the shore. Price,
~, COO Also, thirty Of good loan soil land, in
good fence eighteen in wing, AMI five OF wood
Price, VI, 200. Apply TO l.. W. ARTHUR, rs Fulton
country market from to Il o'clock this day, by let
ter to Northport Long Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

INOR SALE--A THREE STORY BRICK ENGLISH BASE.
II meut house, with all the modern improvements,
gas bath, &c. situated AZ Summit stres,, Brooklyn,
about three minutes walk from Hamilton ferry
Price $4,000; terms easy. Apply TO VIM. G. Stonts,
corner Of Broadway and Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

IMPORTANT 10 DRUGGISTS THE SUBSCRIBER
having two first class retail drug stores. obliged
ON account OF his health, 20 dispose of one of them
Both stores are well established aong retail cash trade
Of over $1,000 per year eacs. To any wishing to
engage I'm the business this IL opportunity seldom TO
be met with Apply at the OF Eighth and
Thirty NTH street from 10 L. NJ, at 800 Hudson
street, from TO 10 A. NJ T. r. KNAPP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

OF EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET -IANDSO X
Oh furnished apartments, with board, may bs OBJ
tanned in first class houfe; location fine with large
fruit garden and private stable in the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

Cian 600 MONEY TO LOAN, o. Ola.
" ZU.OUU. monds, watches, je~elry. plate,
dIy goods segars merchandise Of every dese pton
business confidential; ~ broadway, and 1853 Fulton
street, room No II, third story. STEEL = co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

FINANCIAL.

S55O.OO watches, ' jewelry, w. a., p' or bought
FOR cnh Good city stocks notes bonds and mortgages
bills Of exchange ac negotiated. Business conhdsn
tG and promptly sxecuts1 at i02 Nassau street room
No. 2 THOMPSON a CO., brokers and commission
ehaHts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

<N1 GAA HOUSE TO LEI, AND FURNITURE
DlsAOOs for sale-The genteel three story
ick house, No East Eleventh street, having modern
improvements will be let for four years at $500 per
to be let without sale of furniture Apply the pre-
misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07
BOARDIH0 AVID LODGING.
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, WANTED.

C,H 900 WAIVED TO PCRyH lsE FOR
pO.OOO. 5000 or less (cash,) two story,
basement and and attic house. situated between First
and sixth avenues and Sixth and Twentieth str,ota
Alo wanted, $4,000, $500, o. 800, improved real
stiate worth double the amount Apply TO
WALkEK co, 10 Nassau street
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'lELEGRASR.HI(} iN.EWs
BY the National Line.
rstsoRApHkVFoRTHk!,attY lSrsLttoRScF8
FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIYAL Of WIG LbALTIOa

NEw Yoav, June 28.--The Baltic arrived at /
O'Clock this morning, WlthLnteS to the 18TH, She
hhngs lslegtaNliC details Of tile capture, BY the
Fle6ch, OF AlamelQn NAl Willie Works, alleG sui.
Puinia.y lsINin! FIVE thousand killed end
wounded, The Ficnch took Si&ty.two guns and
fye luulre4l prisoners. Simultaneously lie Eu.
yIiSl slotmttl aud jUOE tho Tilsnens works in the
qualities, bit lost i've huUJre1l killed aud wound
cd. Since then lie ateing has been slack.
Tile fleets hare achieved uuw sucCtSSS IN the
Sea Of Azof, aud hive burned SorcS ut 'ruganrog.
MariopUl aud 0eRiIske.
Az expedition is illllWg out against Pelikor,
TIE Russians Rfe ltilOllcL IL hnVe tVaCnatetl
AwapA. Nothing Of lmpGflaNcs !rOla 'FcErIndya
VI The Baltic.
LtyERP0li.- leading circulars report The
cotton market quiet during liz week. holders mol
InesSingj ptireS III last week maintained; closing
steady. OtIpaNS lHiE Il, Sales Vi the week IS. 200
bales, including l1,0VO for speculation aud 1900
| EOt eSEOH
BteaIAufTs Ihll, considerably declined. Money
EASY, Ilauk Intts reduced 10 81, COnSOlS 81.
! BIeatlSlulS influenced ~ The fine weather, aEe
dull. Wheat from 10 al lower; Flour from 10
2s lower; COu GtIals. HolIefs do not evlnce o
willingness In sell nj these rates, Provisions gen.
e'aIly unchanged and quiet, LVrl quoted Ut 49s
0da50S.
LIYERPnoL, June l6.-CultOn, --Alullgan, Ev.
ans 4 Co., quote Orleans leltat l4i Sl"nllms
ll'I0i IplaHI 'aIF u M,'ddIl1E 92,lo' stock
III Lon d49'0OU bales, Including 56t ,InO American.
Western canal nOnt Is lu0leh OF +OS6Ha4 81
Ohio t0uf, 4lS9li WIISs wheat llSdddI2S4dj
lted wNeai lOsOdnl lStiJ.
| IEUll.--t'nTItllg BtIs. qnoe Welsh bar on ship.
bOatl at IL. Market closing steady. Scotch
pig. iron OH ShiNbVaId los.
EiENSA, Priday HuUlt..-Geneta LaNiOtEa the
yOnnger died VI ChOlela al Baakaya.
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NEW YORK MARKED.

IuSE 9s.--PIour nominal oRl FRA wh sales o.
good OHIO ss,50a9, 1921 Southern I0.6Oall ,OU,-
Wheat dull. Corn lower, sales Of mixed At 92a
9iC. Polk tim with on upwNrd tendency new
mess 1885, prime 1850. BEEF fin. Laid firm,
Ohio whisky3Sc.. ClrOce'irs firm, withnOderate
business. Lard oil s..
Cotton unsettled. Sales OF 500 bales.
Stocks heavy. Money abundant. Efie 81.
Reading 934. NY Genital i0lA. Cumberland Cunl
Co. 30. Cleve., Col Il Gin. 1918. Louisiana o.
81. virginia US 100. PeM'n. Coal Co. il0i,
Missouri 6's 97l, Illinois Genital 70. Harlem 81
Mich. Southern l03. Ohio Lille aud Trust Co. 9S,
Tennessee SIS 30. US. 6'S, 1861, Il6l. Clev,
4 Pittsburgh 81. Cleveland Il Toledo 9S. In
diana SIS S11.
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pRESIDEyT, pIERCl,,

W,smSoros, June ?1.--presirirnl Pierce and
his wife left this afternoon for Baltimore, and
Ey, lut the benefit Vi heE heIIIh, which has been
feeble NJ late,
THE President has appointed CfeO &. Whiting,
Chit CLERK VI Tie Inferior Department. US acting
Commissioner in the Land OEFGe, Wilson was
tcUOved sclcIy (Ot political reusONs
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CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, June 2S.--An AMti.SIayer} Conven.
ton III ultra nbolioniSts assembled yrStetlay,--
JAMES NlCCnue Smith, Of New York, President.
\ platform was adopted on The basis TINT human
slavery is unconstitutional, Illegal, and wicked,
@heEevrr existing, Tie session will continue
Though u morrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
SnlClnH.

Ngw YoaK, June ?Sth.-"A Young man named
Augustine, OEe'i !2, formerly III LIsn IS III Iowa,
committed suicide at hnl lnlmTs house III BtOOk
Ign, ~ company with Sltange Ieinllr. They
both took pEUSSic acid. nln wete OunA sitting al
his fathel's ,lOUE this morUuS,
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SrNEE rENpENANNE COYYENrlON.

STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
t,NGon, June %. The State Tempe lance Con
VsnilOn ndiIuntti ihlS evening. strong feeling
exists Aglnlst lI.etrgnlat Dem IrrlCpIrty, ~ TON
sequence III the nulI. Maine law resolutions passed
by tie recent DcnOclatG Slate Convention.
The course Of Neat DIw was sustained, rela.
tive 10 The Portland flct. tiOY NIONel embossed
and EeC0Mnt lIle,l Tor le.elccIiDn.
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EARTHQUAKES.

RuTtVoRE, June 49, a great shock Of sup.
posed earthquake this illOtniUs, rOused nle'hniol
The city, Many led iHIO the streets, In HE eaSl,
eEn section Of tile city Scms windows wete brO'
ken followed BY a FNn'bling noise which was fell
III tie country also. seven miles flOM lie city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

war PRsrtH-A poem, recently published by
gGr. 4, ALpatcll, entitled "Buble BELL, poem
Aiitle lie that was but thee Anrils long,"
fas With the following uery petty stanSa;
illve you llOL hesnl lie Y, el tell,
How Camb TIE dainty bahlI heN
THO lhin world Of oulSl
TIE GateS OF Hea ven were len aIlTs
MIN Gllleil h1ldS aud dreamy 9yeS,
She Wal,d6ie d out OF rttadlsel
Slie saw this rlArei, like star,
Hung Ia The dtpthd or PIfpIe eTen@
It's 6'iLqes, IunIlEt to and fro,
O'sr Wblrh The while winged tefarhS 80,
lseAhbs Tive holy dAid " Haven't
''te 'nteF,e1l q hIilBe0f ilyweCS-thOSe feet
Sdtisht they did IlOt be nd the bells,
az tie eeltStlai asthttlels
ILty fell like dew UTOH the flowers! r.=
AHd all The air grew StT1uEely Sweel
aud thus e1nh8 dainty blhie He'll
lRt0 tails world aura!
Nj. Aldtich should have stopped here, OF ended
|.hr poem mots btiedy than he has done. Asitis,
9 las spoiled the reOt Of It BY ptOIusioa Of over.
Wrought figures.
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CONCORD, N. H., lime 27.--Mr. I'eILo Of The
House Of Representatives, introduced Vi Tot the
adoption NJ tu ttn llnt law. and rsslElCling the
Stole to The choice Of State SeNatOts.
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ZAxg.yllLE, DUN.

Mr.. J. Hs l'oEd,T.mitt-
Dear Str = lsNr been affiliated or thee years will
heuNstSm in NY bach, an; Or liz lIH sX ''nIm tot
abr IN got Nnt at nly he'd wIu hrp, anal !0Ur Ag"M III
our city installed on lry14 Die hottie NJ Ih1tE Flu
uiAsN, AMI Try wlal etCt it wuu'l t1Nei AID uIf hui
it, hay. ElleVed Ic IGt that wlS Hbe ~ gel UIt VI
my brd wtliuNt difficulty. II mas btrn bcAS s ~ Gi
lu$t tFy it E jUWl scl, and yOa viii Gr wrI pleased,
Mrs, NJ, CUGllRAS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

n,p,ln,s ll.a.1lSr rot Ju1y and Tnompson's
BANK Note Reporter has IlceM received at The
r4eap Periodical Office Of Robinson & I9to., No.
Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

rnr.4nr.-.Itwlll 10 seen ttom Advertisements
as.bIIts. that Msars. rllusslom & Co., will oprn
at Arhsnmnm tomorrow evening with several
s'ns,Se pieces, in which Nc, and Mts. CnAs.
AuSs the leading pottl. Our rheatie. going
porntaliOn who have bcens so long without thei'
,aOne amusement, will hail Ills announcement
WIN ntasnEe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

\ very strinpent liquor bill has been ogreel up.
on by tie linllSe commute.
Grand Temperance Convention assembled
ieIc to-day.
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The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
IN TIE

w u II IL III!
Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
FiVe Hoxes for $500.
go. Fl L s T Il A D S"
.lN7I.DESPRPT2C PILLS
HTlLL relieve every "luHssl being" who has A%Y NJ
~ the following syRptOnn'
lrdiseEtOH, Headache
hillONSleN, kYtIelne nervous agitation
iCiLtlY, PllnlllON uI tie NeIIl,
Nemse OF oppression al (eAm sicapaCltY tut tue SSll-
nit Oi tie stomach, eSt eXeIiiON
Depression VI SpiiIS, MtSliness aud indlSIinClNe&S
iteaY!NeSs, u Vision,
Cold haIllS and FER, Unpleasant ilS:ein The mouth
SunlbNeSa Oi The Limbs AMI particularly wheN liSHs
OlheTpa lie morning,
Vertigo NauScl, DNilLeavY rail, aNd sense Of
Difficulty vi reS dTatlON, weight III tito head.
SlupOT, \ lGnpUlary loss Of memory
ltIItabillty, 4 selsA Oi EMplilleSA.
pTOWsihesS, putp ieSG frequent and more
Debility, feeble than usual.
BYlteMA langlnf anil ES- Dependency,
La0stIOn, EnACiatiUm aml Extreme Ne.
ReStleSsHeSH, billy.
COStiveAeSA.
Principal llepOt al
Isurnet s. Co.'s, l. tuSt Fourth street,
CINCINNATI
Q4POt sale By Druggists everywhere. m
GTPRlGE-3J Cctil9 rGr SnStG box, Or 81 IOE nv
NeIOu. ID.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrrsDURou, JuAe 9S.-River feet inches,
falling. Weather clear and VAIN.
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P0LlTtCSIN MAINE.

CoScoRD, jnur gS.-BeIl in his aldsess to his
frvDds last nlght was strongly Wig uNd anli Ne.
hI":Iko. lie mvOculed The attempt IL restore tue
Missouri Compromise.
l3rll's frieMdS consider his speech conservative
enough Why's amI democrats NUld II as ldenil.
car 10 The fee soil ISSUE.
Senator Hale Mate speech 10 o sttnirh out
Iree soil meeting, which was large uId enlhusas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

DOY'S calf bo0ial
ID do KlphOoiai
do calf OSlOlL Ttesi
ITO hTUgaWSI
R9Y's boots and shccs Of every kIrd AMI deNcdpONi
At0 cbidleW3 SEOeI, Caters, Sc, Of all soils and
aIEeSi IN fact can SUi everybody In anything they mar
want III my line. lI0Ap lUTgeI i?3 Mlin8!IeCl, Wheeling,
Va, \. l.. DORSEY,
+ county merchants so,unS up !UI cash wtllao
well tn call E.t iap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

!, Tone Of the seconds ID Tile lals duel between
goH BteckaptllSs and l.eaysawotlb, ftom
'''s, has eltateI 0ustot Europe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

Az item describing ys President Van Noren at
an ssthlpaSe in Nice, Italy, Is going The rounds
eltle papers we expect that Martin never ex.
pttencei greater earthquake than the American
,,t,Lauake Of 1910.
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lI''Ss arIsals Of potatoes from Bemala are
-.Fslel lally at Nav Y0lk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

i, ~, MN prices Of beel aud b9ietpIe declining
la' ANEW Yas,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
Chinese IMMINENT.


Many aud Just nbtclunS inside 10 all the ordinary
InmtniS VI Tic day account OF tLeif nsenSHH AMel,
aud The utAisily &lIus NtICW itl upon the skill wON
eult hCt WlItlI las bec verified IL Tic establishment VI
Tie uOS ipIOfOu,L chemists, II Tie delight 0 iaAltdnA
patients IL that in addition Ia its s4pTsug curative e
cCtH, 1t is Tie mut lrau .UsIrliC aud agreeable per
tune. 10 any pat ri the skin tn wtc may he lrPIeI
1t imuRltS iUfy and RA41! luw which ilNl2 iOr many
hHuiS, aud leaves tue hrlYrly sJeSA 81 eallhy Akih' IN
XCal vi tic GraCIEd liI ClalIg lppC1IAECG whCh "
rUmuNn iCAull ~ aInM All NcE articles used IN 'hal
lIu,lNG. lCU3, eNHly ady'S iIlel is Supplied With u
who kUWS lis excellent QuSIiieSn lA'a respect. 10 ra
ne UJuT yUu ntc hut uleNDNe huille a I!
uI yUul&rlL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
New Stock Of Boots and lShoes al
N. i. DoRSEY's

~ 100 N4tN IL. 4 Ro9FS jtle,s DHieN a.
iETAVlNi returned from The manufacturing Rashiish.
II RRiS Of lie kn9t vita stock OF bOis and SHOES,
CCnlslaS ali theyatled styles Ur the Ple,eQl and s'
preaching se1a0n Of 1885 would respectfully Invite ono
aud al ~ ta anal examine ny alOckt ~ an confident
that eau suit all ami every body OVled EOol, pretty.
an lhs0N FOODS Mil DO intend keeike beSl q9Sl
Iy OF sVoda In ny ~ and will sell as Chesp not Clkap
III Than lleY can b. 00I!h elssWinte. Tall AMI extme
my gOoll aud tleY don't EIeaAe, OoCIarBe will be la4a
EJf GtaHlull8,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

AGnN,y TaxArsE opened al The Ntsloleot
last night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

u,.,ssA Mm.1lxE FIT luly hos been re-
,eiyrl uy wnOr 4 DSo, at The couet Hook
SlUle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

kan they IN 4AtoAnsEW91S 9""lS VINES IeGIeVet
TIs Law sT Ss,y.sa,,sr.. = -
s.Aorbefs Who 10 nj 9iyd c4rrsss potics 10 lie
"a t1aAlIeFe a isIas Is euhtiEue ttelr RUG.
Siricn; o-,. &. i. h..
.i,, ne pa6is!st 6sy tosiiaus iGssS IsGGNlII alt
ST. bt,et o. rt.. t.S. betr perto
s.noats oatf1 t. ls !isI ss's tey sts
pl Ctaf9ti,ity VIZ " y ~ sN "'N'S'H
'1 reHpyt q pstes liAq4t inform
a lhs PaGtta are sent to se f9Tmtr
att'lo5; ,sI NJ dtsIe ISt f6lsD7 10 lse nso
,,sioA " Ofs OF wing th lea wins them utall
'1tri,r,Lal. MsHEales.Ee :. s1.e9l.9HeL I1la.
n, ,,nl ll,aI lhs I,fyarat coolncss 81 ne WgI
Ihst f SS"SIf, I n d Isisscons. S'
ws would be disposed 10 think, lust now, thai
=, 49,. ,no,, wets livt spo.,-sl,nosi M ho, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

TIM rnruNoNt1Ss stood at o3lev, III The shade
Yesterday ThsiS NOT us warm as We here had in
,Dse watts, but coming so sooa dOet lie recent
c.ul NeaIhsr i is very oppressive.