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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
Jersey city News.

NgEIpG - rBt cosHos Cotatu.--A regular meeting Of
the Jcyrey City Confnes Council held lat evening at
the City Clerks oaacc--hldernan lyon in the chair AZ
tcr tho deFta.ch be usual preliminary business the
Committee rublic Grounds and Building, TO whom
al been submitted ,he subject Of City hali and Mar
ket rep rea in favor ~ purchasing VI two plots 81
ground viz. Threc lots on the south side of Newaik
avenue hnovp lots Mo- y and !? md 20 feet front
by loo Ee scep and lot connec, I'd thc,esiH 'front.'
ing On ii.ndeon street twenty feet front BY sixty In
dep jhs property belongs 10 John II. BT0ls. and
be purcbasei Tor ~ 900 on Gvc years time The other
site boeng e y ! Gregory and consists ~ four lots
souih corner of Gregory and IicnIerson streets
This property te purchased for " $50 ste year.
tine. Tic report yas received aud with rctolstions
accompanying authorizing this purchase, was lsif upon
tho table.
4 re.olution requiring that al bin. o. s5 and up
sards osct iof the -alarie q ciy Officers policemen
patchmen aud amplgb,ers. shsl be certified upon
cath ~ The aif. pfeseDtng them, W.. prcented ard
laid - tie table After some further business, the
Posrd AZ. uincl.
~ C,1p,ss I ~ Ffys.tv FnD. Hoa3s ssy--To-
wsrd. evening yesterday three young attacked aa
Other young man who bad , young sih him, in
Tie Elyusu Eteds nua bear him sn1 committed out
rsge utou the Young They we're arrested and
taken bciotc Justlce Befuhrd 81 exaninaaa fhey 80
reT' that they hsG previously witnessed mrsoptees on
ihc pat u The young mao ana poman.
gAnH GapG - B,sE RAii.-A match game between
eleven nbrrs q Pioneer onA eleven y Excelsior Base
pan cnls of Jersey CITY VII be played this afternoon
tciweep fefr, C,y and iiototcn ilay VIII commence
at O'Clock
Ipa isriarsAt tbe ~ meeting n ths Fire Dcpart
nent Fons A..tc.ation lj.rsny tyy Wn. y. Bunnng
va e4Cen ylot President II he Asocisiion. arrange.
nsnt fs,uR made fnr f1raie n ~ TIRE rrart
Tnent a, time during TIC month u October rex'
NV Iiu1 pru-- uew nrr bn Weighing nve hon.
dscd yoaDt which tss btu procured for ne ci'y a Ho
boi - tried yes;cgday u heard IA Jerrey CITY,
std eroused the tige tepa rimsui which repaired "a
as'e o tosokea 70 at't ~ c'ingushng ne supp'sed
ccrlsa atist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

<1HEAP FARE FOR ALBANY AND TROY, IN coSyEc-
~ ton with the New York Central and northern
Rsiroad Tare, 25 cents; BERTH % cents state rooms.
80 cents TIE fast steamer HERO Captain Hancy, ie,ye,
the north side Of Robinson street pier every fuesay
Thursday and Sunday, Of 0 p NJ, arriving by : A VI
TNOR COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAslu.ToN.-rHE
E steamer KoRwAIK leaves New York a. follows:-
Pier foot OF Amos street at o A. NJ and l2,t and 3a
2. VI pier foot q Spring street a,s ~ 1eY and =.
leaving coney Island, Last trip at 6p. a Fare to Co,
ney Island aud Fort Hamilton and back New York. 25
cents. No Lalt price for children
NIw YORK AND HARlEN RAllNoAC. C.-INLlND
on and after Wednesday, August Is 1856, Sundays
eaceped or Albany and Troy leaving depot corner of
Wait asil aaa ,1,is ssps sc .,oD,Dr :, wt,.m ndse
and mail s ions north Passengers for Lebanon Springs
taking this {. ain arrive at Lebanon at 5P VI.
castle Croton Falls and stations north connecting at
Chatham -Four Corners with Western Railroad express
train, arryii at Albany at lo:l6 r. ~
FROM CRY HALL STATION.
Mierton ai 7. NJ stopping at oil stations.
Croton Falls 81 10 A. NJ, stopping at all stallion
c.oion Fans a'4 NJ, stopping at all stations above
white Plains AZ $50 and eI5 T. NJ, stopping al York
vile and sta ions north.
williams sridyc at T. go A. ". els, sSo 5:i5 5
i-som Twenty -sxTn srsEEr
VILLA Bridge at o A. n.
white P.ina, at II 40 a. M
Passenger may also procure tickets and have their
baggage checc for rtca Buffalo and other places
and north Albany, at the company Offices 81
Bowery AMI roome street and Fourth and Twen
ty-sixth stree.
RTuRyNG
Mail tra.i leaving East Albany at $50 A. W. and Chat
ham Four otners s:lb A. NJ On the arrival oi the
train leaving litsGed 80 stopping AZ all mail sta
tions above Williams Bridge, arriving ~ New YORK al
1:I0P.M
Express rain leaves Albany at II A. " and Chatham
-Four Cornera at P,M Passengers from Lebanon
SPRING leaving canaan a 15i r. ~ connect wi,h this
train st 'riDg on signal 81 an stations above WI
Jams Britlte arriving ~ New York AZ sJ5 y. VI.
5a0 A. \. from Anlerton, stopping at all stations
above For,lh1nl arriving al Ncw York 10:15 A. NJ
go A. NJ. itum Croon Falls. stopping al all station,
arriving . New York at . A. ~
420p At from Croton rsns, stopping ~ all stations
north of ofdham.
sA NJ aad 230 and $40 p NJ. from White Fisins.
stopping ~ stations.
From ,Issmsi Bridge at 8 20, $50, and 1910 A. "
1.i5 sos 8Js 7:i5 aDd 90 r. ~, stopping at ali -a.
fious Pgs enycrs by the JV.ie A. VI from William
Bridge ana lie 2ss0 r. " from White Piain-, win he
iapdel In Ne1 York at The ~ wnysSth street station
only. u.
trains m .ve for Croton kalt and sill way station
at 500 A. n and Y. NJ Return n leave gecspn Fa ~
IA N stsopplng AZ all station aLd -" = y H'"p ~
a. al stati north Of forihsm. -,
For Willafns' Bridge and ali way riat9ns, q VIZ y.
and 10 2 ". Returning, leave Nii@m' "f".f. 4 "
A and ~ y ~, STOPPING a ~ t'ah'n, .
TrtisAl tf ifsng received i I., Anth = @t 'A f+
Irprt fnt tfrsutrn Hut NAtfl .Irrttei : -
VIZ .AaA..-s A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
Arrest Of the Cuunte rfesscrs on the Ocean
Bank.
A LARGE GANG HAULED Ur--nAMEs AND RplssHIs.
rvyruo n ~ ruv

L
LARGE GAS0 HAULED Ur--nAAEs AND RnHsIs
cEScEs or THE ACCUSED.
sergeant Moore OF tho second District Police Court
aided by GERS RosS and unerhii succeeded afte-
patient Investigation aud Troublesome search In arrest
ing, in Williamsburg yesterday, twelve Individual
charged with constructing arsc scale the bllls o
the Ocean Bank in n,is city. Many OF The parties
fasd 10 be Old offenders and h,,e many different
aliases 10 their .st they caanot be exactly idcn
tiled except by personi4 aspection.
The names Of the paYse. in CUSTODY e.e a. Giows--
!. Peter Smith.
2. Anne Shepherd aiar Waters.
.. - Barker, tchristisS name not xve,1.
4. william Baker.
g. Philip Hawes.
9. Henry Dennis (coiored),
,. Jsmes Ferguson.
D. Samuel Robinson.
y John COnnor.
10 Margaret Nsnnng.
ii. Cath. sullivan.
L.. Mary Besrnnn nliss Moore, alias S,eael
or iis party, Peter Smith h known o.e offender.
lie arrested by officer aoore some years since for
contrasting bills Of she Canson snA and vAs taken
up onccb before, in lst3 for similar offence.
Margaret Manning and Catherine Sullivan have been
IN cnscy before for being concerned IN ccunerselting
on thc Chemical and Crsnston Banks.
Mary stone alias Moore, alias Bcaman, VA, aso under
arrest in ls4a for similar practices aud Is recognized
by the officers old offender.
Ammo Shepherd alias Waters Is siaterin.ls~ Of tho
eelebrsted Honora Shepherd aud IL well known 20 the
city po,e; and nary Stone Is found 50 be d step cf
the famous Honorn.
The whole gang brought before Justice Pearcy,
al the Jefferson Market police Court, eni committed
for further examination large amount Of counterfeit
bills Of the Ocean Bank found Of the prl
The money principally in hve dollar bills.
IT is requested that any persona who have bad my
such bls passed on them win call a, the JcHyson Mar
Ike. Police Court where they The prisoners and
obtain all information from the officers, by shom this
important arrest was made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

Herrcks favoritc house. never heard the Committee
rejected upon by any person.
hr BREWER said that when NJ. Brown made the re-
marks he alluded 10, he was very much excited.
Alderman HOWARD wished to know IL there any
person in the large crowd present who coud say any
hing against the Committees lie had taken notice for
he last ten years but in future would hold parties
sponsibe who would 60 about calling him names or in
any way rejecting him personally.
The examination Of witnesses then proceeded With.
No new facts elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

The Court q f6eneral Sessions yesterday opened by
Judge paly of the Court OF Common Pleas the sickness
Of Judge stuart still continuing The Juncs Wal
lace, under BAIL charged with selling domestic liquor was
called on pursuant 10 adjournment and the hearing
until Tuesday next, when the power of the
Court 10 allow the to be carried before jury nj
general sessions, will be argued Some fifty ordinary
Of assaults and petit rcenes were called up and
disposed Of and the court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
CoropSrs' Ipauesls.

As TsKsowy Mas fotsp DRowSp, --Coroncr o'lsua-
nell hcd inquest yesterday at Bellevue Hospital up
% the BODY II On unknown man, ebou, twcnt .hye
years ~ age Who found drowned AZ tie foot OF
ysix sifeet Ias flYer. The deceased about Ave
feet SIGHT inches II height, wss ~cu built had dark
sandy hsir, and eoNtee oi the color wore 6hcs
gl,atca ccat and vest black clot gsu,, togtc boot,
ala cfa vcoilen s'ecking-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
Police Intelligence.
THE PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAw--ARREsI3 FOR IN
TOXICATION YESTERDAY.

There were thrty-one arrests for drunAenness yes
terday as follows;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

HHHANpAGNE--J. MEYER JR, SOLE IMPORTER or
~ bllecart alnons verzenay champagne, IL broadway
invites the attention Of the trade to his shipment Of
this celebrated brand of wine. Orders led upon the
most liberal terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

August A.-Isaac Q. Barker, Esq President ia the
chair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-11
NIEDICIN.AjIAG
Dr. HoWs Celebrated Puimonic Elirir

NOR Tie permanent eurc ofeogshs, colds consumption
bromhiiis asthma fucnia, Group, wloopilise susn
jnamation Of The broEehea and caused pun
ic King, ai all Affections e the organs Of iespiTa
tin. - A., 49,.
es o The lrltgs ever sold ~ America.
y In M, SnIs ills RkdiclnJ 10 the public have The
satisfaction ~ Know III we iOt only peseht them Win
an lnyslabc ai tote for Tie class OF diseases nIoics
s,s TO te, bu Que w, Is perfectly harmless IN lie e.
ftls mo lie constitution, sl COLI bc administered with
Out auy fear OF hihelai poison for IL contains ioac
TLe Ett that a,se portion OF the suffering, aud death
Throughout cupntry, Is caused by disease ofthe orsa
oi rcSpstlOn consequent upon exposure and Geld, !sin
tlucCl us t0pUl Mhn Tie reach OF every r'ivldusl
WHO lnay Iced tic cdy HAT has pu,e Itself so in'slu
able. ~ q.
shady ol to disssrs Of tie luSs which ar, so lreqei ~
Dur tlsng he climiie aud Mceaih u 10 DO III adSafc
Of all medicines rycI before discovered mr those peculiar
romll nis, all iulnO,cneht u! nall, and consequently
ulrior 10 all Vlleis, .ts etrlN..
We shall make no cNiIaypgIn, assertions OF lis efficacy
uCuIjg d ca cs kc tie ycldcIs OF TOO many oSruS,
WHO deceive All WHO trust Ibcn, nor shall hold out sny
inducements which eyleIiclte does nO' justify.
lfpailents will perseycre m H., Ec o. this medicine,
ana use as dn.eed, they viii be cued m every distance
nun rTos persons now eiJoynsihc blessings oiealh anu
IcIewed lie, as Il wee, who Otherwise would have long
see been IN their gave. but FOL tue timely anu peishvc
ling use Of ibis invaluable remedy. Its mol rTetelied
thai Il Is iIaibe every stage OF consumption bnt We
know II 10 b, better adapted 10 The various diseases on
Iespiaio oIgaEs than other Medicine ever oeieai
tLerublic Al We ash Is trial. aud inoyery Instance u
rsed Iceiy sceorJn. 10 hc directions and IL perfect salts
faction |, moi Civ n, tue money will be returned.
Gtnaine sisHed 4. HALL. & co. For sale b. JAMES
BAKER, Diussisi, Whrclins, Va. Also, By Druggists
"a orally ,j,yousLout HE county ar5-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-11
TO Country Merchants.

MRS. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from Tue firm. Of
Nl MeCallen, Knox Co, tie remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox, (bI0iher Of s.
s. Knox, so long a fay0rahy known IN tho trading public
assuming tic style ofNcClollens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers (whO
have so long aud literally sustained hen aud all 0ilercal
ers boots ard Shoes that their Fall Stock will he aIriv
lug from tie 10Th TO Tie last Of September.
Having been selected with the greatest caro- ai bought
ureas hcy latter themselves that IN their Fall Stock Of
lou,s and Slices they can hold ont inducements IN quality
an p,iCcs superior to any offered IN tic market tn
County AeclanisO on their way cas they would he pleas.
cd ucNbit their stock, aud post them lnprtes, cliessy
challenging comparison with tie mai kcis OF Baltimore a
Philadelphia. fscpal MCCLALLENS & KN0H
I oGAN, CARR * TO-, have Just received 10 bo,es
UI tobacco, In addition 10 their large stock. Call
round al No. 81, and see specimen Of the (alilOihi
golden bar Tobacco Intended for all 'who love COCA
ihirg" Alsua laIse lot Of imported Sssurs lust ohand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-11
MISUNDERSTANDING Il GRoTIlEliS, Io. co Woo
ST., AMI By Druggists generally tf Jels-3ni
AFFLICTED READl!

AFFLICTED READl!
philadelphia nlcdicnl IIonssIIEstel'lsh.d 90
l. years asoby DR. Hiirteiin, eolner Third and Union
SIS. between Siiu,e aud p.r, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS
Ale spr,ised that mr. KINKELiN conrcs bis pIaeilee
to particular blurch OF medicine which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions tie dnIo'iuiale
against the abuse OF meieu.yj thousands ac Annually
meicuialilc GU Of liiO Recent affections aieroniIy
eSiineusled.
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
IN tue Treatment OF class Of diseases hitherto neglected.
LiN, liHthor Of uoik on SoJ frts roton) TO piove
that hlnc ienhs Of tic causes VI nervous debility, local
aud constitutional weakness, mcnal aud physical suffer
lug, c tu, cable 10 tain habits, forming TIN most sc
Get yet deadly AMI latal springs Of domestic misery aud
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is ai evil habit sOelin inulst ln by boys, IN
solitude, ollen srowi with item 10 naOOd, aud
which, II not irloed In l,e time, not only heges seii-
obstacles To happiness but gives Use 10
lions. Few Of Hose " 10 givo way 10 Ills rcieious
placiiccarc awaic NJ the consequences, until they @ tie
nervous stems ,aiieri, Ice; strange ati uIateountd
HE icsliI IS, AID Vague ielIs IN the mind.
The uluiiupttc thus afflicted becomes feeble, is una.
bic TO labor with accustomed igor, o. to Apply IBIS mi
losludy his STEP y taldy aud wSsk nc u dull m,es9
II he enanrihtes hGn cir before tie piaetee las dune
its wos eld enter lAii nony, his marriage is uni UT
iu and his sense Tells him that this Is caused by his early
Lilies. Ti.se are combinations nhicl .hsu drrattn S
attention OF MotsiaildIiy tiihditd,
MARRIAGE,
Rcqu cs Tie fulhnlenl Of several conditions in order
that II may be really The cause OF mutual happiness
Could tie veil which now royels the origin Of domestic
wiecLtdness he IaiSed am its tue sUuiee ~ every ILL.,
tsl GO diseosrd-n how many ctuld II be Traced phys
iCa lisqualicoOns anu their attendant disappointment!
Apply hen, while Iei In iinc IN order 10 have your u
snlss nd 'elaAed Organization Ieb'oeed, ie'yifed nna
strengthened.
lie who paces himself u'cr III. Rinkeliht tIeaimen!
may reisiousiy ionlide IN lbs homo, as gentleman anu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-11
= MEDICAL. }clM
prof Woods,

nntr RestorntiYc 10 now far the frst time Intro;
Juced 10 Inc citizens OF Wheeling, al No 100 Mark
siee which Is the only sue remedy ever Invented thai
will etcluily IcstoeJhe grey hairs aud wh'keis 70 We
original color Of youth without dyein cover u. Ua,a
dIudu and prevents The hair from falling Of and lice
FUN the y sejiiDeRt SO Objectionable IN lytrs prepa.
raons OF different names now before the pub!ie Tue RE
Is beautiful Article for the toilet Tor the old
o. youi and car only te arp teiiied by is n'r sa
the Testimonials Of ladies' and gentlemen o. high Iep'a
ton IN the South aud West, where II was invented, bu
will teer TO the certificate below OF The disiii gushed
siatesnanand SENATOR Judge lhecse, Of lllliJlsi
100 CARLYLE, H., Juto q, 1853.
have used Prof o. s.. Woods illair Restorative, and
have admired the wonderful effect. Ny lair was btcom-
lug, as thought, prenIatvre gey but BY The USE his
'Rcstoiativc' las resumed It's Jlgina color, aud have
no doubt permanently 20.
Ex-senator OF Tie United States.
Professor Woods, Oriental snuntiye
i.infmcnt. ....
bis inimen Is valuable auxiliary IN lilo treatment Of
soe Of the most formidable diseases with which II Is OIL
lot 10 toniehdj for instance Inflammation o(e lusi and
k,asli. BY ihoToUslaId continued applications Of ihls
LninrH tue region OF lie ieettd organ, these OH
erwise Formidable diseases te once disarne Of noe
than hall their terros, particularly among children AMI
thousands Of mothers, they allowed 10 sresR, would
with all the elOqrencc OF ceiling and Affection hear iher
united testimony TO the FACT that " had slateled ther GILL
dtn from Tie ye,Y jaTs Of DEATH and restored Them 10
their ol ner health aud beauty. again, II will be found
pJweifl auxiliary IN removing what is generally known
an Agup Cake cnlai cement OF tile spleen. IN all
cases where external application o service, this n
ment will be found useful. ~ stt
Genornl Depot COS broadway, New York. and III
arket 81. 81 Louis
PoT sale Wholesale and retail IN Wheeling by
ie1l3m az WILLIAM J.sARMSTROSN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-11
s7,ERN5A REFRESHMENTS
Hoskins, Heiskell& Go.
, iIG rs IMPORTERS AND jonptRtay ~
STAPLE, AND FANCY DRY GOODS
.AyR removed 10 their new Iron Rplling; ?l3 Mains.

rH
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS {!
uAvR removed 10 thelr new Iron Bait,lgg ?is Market
III 81, aud 81 iOmReleea. phiLADELtlht, trlIlty
Anspaoh, Brother u 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
Eoi6 Sorth Tai,d al tor.r Charr phiinde plla
% SGn asg.s Ill., ISan F.n; arsu
Woltes, Ballard y Co.,
FOREIGN ' ASp fbSo,MsnEsSsTfiobRY GOODS,
~ iTo Wiki .irt,L Philadelphia:
('oL. y. T. KELLY, formerly Of Wheeling, Is engaged
IN this llopse2 - gP:S:a.,--
Odd Fellows, lInsons, Rec lieu, Sons Of
Tcmpcrnh.> ,,.
And other Society Regalia, :.
Bdnners, Seals and Jentls, mangaeiartd and son
by GiLLs j. Smith, No. 70 BatiPof Street,
Bdhimort, Md. as
TIKI assortment usually on har cQnsisisof
REGAl.lA, ..tg
oad F,'ier'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge aud
eamrnent
i,Ssi, 81, Thar OH l'es'se Parade Re
psIiy embroidered EiealnpnNn' pa''d
Ma,,aic--Knshis TenlpaI, Royal An, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Hammers, S, ,ords, Nc
divisions oilicels and Members
Rtd Mn-Saehems, Past Officers and richly enbrolde'
ID Degree Working and Parade Rcsalis.
JEWELS
or the various ORDERS OF Silver, Git or Plated Metals
including Knights Tenipar, (wlih lliks.)
.t BANNERS.
Banners OfsyeIy size style and cost, adapted 10 Tue
ous Orders aud Societies, mlnntaeued 70 ANU us
signs for anneIs when Tequlted furnished nee o. ex
pense, showing the style Of the sane when hnssd as'
ROBES, SASIiES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c :,
Comprising The largest asorlmsntto Be- found ln!he
LODGES, ENCAMphlENTS, DIVISIONS AMI
TRIBES; ,i... :,
Wishing 10 III up their Halls orsurPly themselves WI
Parade or Working Resaia, lsanren 49,, can DEPEND "
on having their orders satisfactorily hiIeI eans ~ VI
Regalla aud banner tule,s,i3 lial.lmorsSlrse'
mST r ERy. Aeer. Wheeling Va. Oei5-if
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From lht Ysirmonl (Is.l R,Yubllean

FROM ht FafrMonf Io.) Rpubicdn, ~,
M lsyALulBLE MEDICINE Is but seldom we hnd
among the many Ien.es offered 10 The public for Tie cure
OF disease, ole consent 10 commend, OF wlse Sir
tues we able TO discover, and have always ,eduousy
,ided giving utteiace to 5nyns that might lead any
ono 10 suppose that we placed any laiih ~ Hell nee
sOn,. but with ieieeire tOa remedy manu- atnied ~
this place, aud which has become familiar 10 Tue public
as household words, we spe'k nom knowledge o. US w.
insc exceilenees, Its adaptation 10 many OF tie Ills Of
il e. and lie stcuiiy with which Il may be used, We
cak OF Tie SUnpaic Nerve and Hone Imminent, prersr'
al BY u. H. Carr Co.. fIOm prescription furnished ny
DT Walton Carr late Of MOigani0wn, aud HOW Of Wheel
Ing, Unr The most eminent Physicians ~ Virginia This
nmc Is based upon the broad plneiple that any iene'
dy which will rellov external PALM viii properly COM
pounded be equally elcaelous IN ,enoyI internal alice
lions, wiieiPe that has been successfully deyeoled-
II Is simply The offspring OF Scelre bling mild aud sim
rio III lis action, .Id vel revealing In It's effects power
niure Incredible e1elng tho Ct hidden sews Of man
and casi-and yci being innoxons TO Inc weakest
II Is asn By LAT Tic ehtoPsi Lnmcni IN Tic MARKET hens
put Up IN 0ttlts twice as large the majority, a, me.
fOl larger than Tie largest besides being more than four
times ST. Dug We commend II TO those III want u
sale and cei tain remedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-11
BALTIMORE.

- Dali III IN hI
SOUL & Thompson,
IMPORTERS ASH WHOLESALE ps,i.Es IL.
ren. wines, i;i Samss ng,ss.;; ,%iaiso o'
=, -, Sa;, lta Ar S = Ss,is iissyn,,
~ III jsot Llep .ireh'''. I, piilIAhEirIln
Established III 1920.
.t,.r,l,Mp$OS .REYNLLllS, in,trr.led IN nc sLo,t
ilon,t, respectable invites ~ese'n Me:'',is roy,,t
Lima cali s,,s. -... ,'oi9-!GA
- cISTWIp. = ". ., tIAutLn..- I.n sfxlG.IG
'''' CANFIBLD, BROTHER, G Co
o20 Baliimor. Sirtti, .Corntr Of Char!,s,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
ASH DEALERS ~ PINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELG,;
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALB,TA WARE ASD
FANCY GOODS!
uAYk opened their new store with sp'endld ,iOcI,
GoLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From, the most celebrated mixers IN London. iyelol
and Gcncya--sn extensive stock always Kept on hanI
eye,J one Of which Is guaranteed 10 reioIm aeouIr,
SILVER WARE or OR 0wS MANUFACTURE!
silver Tea and Coffee Sets, Gobie,s, Curs, rumJ,,-
rastois. Walters, Spoons, Fork i'e and rsAe kri,r.
Ice CGeam Knives, Napkin Rings, Fth Knives, Salif-
las, &c, OF new designs
" PLATED WARE.
Coffee aud Tea Sells. llrns lea Kettles is,re and ,rg
WATERS Oval, Oh'J yaih tohll SairSi AAIoIS' II
baskets Ere. gLeSS, finwcT AMI FInil SiII'lS,N
Z 'lslt piAqUSD WON!
A sur,rb enl,rrii,n vi nisncrh i!iae"r auA Rrrft
io4cirs, Grasses. fngsr l'ins, MI Hn' ~ i"A""ri'
suiIahf Ia, " e,liits Gins.
RicIi JEwELRri
Tb!. our business Is ~ sn ISsS' To-
ah ueII in Iirr c"uptiyj haiins va huEn cnr"I,
,i,i ,uT own ~ vision, constantly 'sk'hs hrt ~ E.
md d, every sraneI we alr san lied ion' ihr kur,
i,cnies whl,L rIahes us 10 give =" ,'nT Tu>i"ir.,
Ia rSi ia LiuHs. aih 81 0w prices
IA FANCY GUnnS!
5-WIiiins pesks, Work Foxes. t'tr" Nrn, taid li'
keis n,.uc Ini I,s, elegant Vases, rLiisian Nsirt
statutes rIIis Ihrnlcs, Pine Paintings, Psri"r Mi'iis
Tabes and Wvrk Stands, rnle Moinni,s, >ulelin 10
iosue, Feich reI funeles, Rosewood shd ralEri ihs
sing Gases, ErgliAh Soas, Tooih ihshes' hs'' b'hif'
&c. ,se.t..; gfa!..,+
- SUPERIOR ALrlTA WARY!
New Patterns Of Folks Spoons, Ladies', eir. o'hS an
Gle, watch Is fas; supeisrhnS silver wa'r
SPLENDID MAsTiE CLOCKS!
onIe and Git Mantle Cleks Of elessni design hhii
ye,Ow ,l,ab a, white ma, bic dot PcIeh fone'H DE-
ichly decorated. .fV t.t
Wren T0oLs lxp Materials, Ofthe hest qalitY,COi-
stsnily kept on hand and careful se.ceird.
For Tie convenience Of customers we have eit6'6d
aJre spacious st0le, giving customers every bciIiy
Je,ail >slcs roonr have ftie' nr another r,H
nj ieei IN ,icpih. for the Wrlesdie Drraitnfni.
u1sEycT, article fort Out Establishment u wlitahtt
10 he as good as ,el,le sened,
G5sTcIson. visiting sltimo e, will do well To rAahar
our assortment. Orders fiOm The country VII he he'd
cd 10 faithfully AMI pIUmtly. ,,,,,
~ baltimore ST., =. West corner al t'hJ,lt,
SigH OF he GOirp Es:t
| R,i,iu,ore March ol -,lvty,