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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

so BaFPein OF Lard Just received and for sale
by DRAPER CLARK,
ny dn- Washington Square.
DIR. 4. j. HOWE.
No. 90 Front Street. Worcester
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l.. = NICHOLS. NJ. d..
no II o ATHIC YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE IL MAN 81. OFFICE HOURS
FROM TO 3 ASD TO O'CLOCK p. NJ
Worcester, y It. 20. 1853 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

DIN rHAY YEA.
attorney & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
80 ~ VAN Worcester, Mass
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CarPeGss-Chamberin, Barnard 4 Co. are ofEern,
their extensive stock of Carpets very low prices Ia
vorab.c time TO buy. MIG dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

CsnfiiFn's Da&ucrrcOGype * Ootsss, 1873 Mali
street, opposite American Temperance House II
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HoTBL THIEF CAUGHT.-A fellow named Will
liam Brown, who robbed trunk in the worces-
ter Exchange Of about SIG, on Wednesday, and
took the cars for Boston, was arrested on his ar
rival by Officer Cook, and in the Police Court on
Thursday morning was held in $500 for trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-08

NEW CHURCH ORsAN.-The Uniyersalist
Church and Society Of this city have just pur
chased new and splendid organ, of large size,
manufactured expressly for their church, by Geo.
Stevens, Esq, Of Cambridge. It is pronounced
by the best judges one of the finest instruments
Of the kind in the city. It is to be in readiness
for use in the services Of tomorrow.
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The report was adopted unanimously. and the
meeting adjourned.
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En2ifsh ans Classical SeisOoa.-Persops in.
terested can eonr with the Principal the Office of the
State Mutual lbs. Co., 9S Main sest between he hours
of 10 and u A. NJ, and and P. M
JOHN L. GRAVES.
References. = Hon. Edward Everett Hon Fufus
Choate, Boston Rev. A. Hill, pD, Hon Isaac Davis
}. T. LnneA, NJ D., Eli Th9yer, Esq, Rev. N. t. Bent,
VIM. Dickinson, Esq, Worcester.
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W. a, s. SMYTH.

w. A. S. SMYTH.
Manufacturer of and wholesale Dealer in
LADIES, MISSES. & CHTLDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES.
birth Sewed aud Pegged, by the case or dozen.
Corner OF Union Market seetsa few steps East the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass.
Balm Of "a ThOmsamd Flowers Reader
You wish beautiful complexion? IF So the "BaIn
of Thousand FloWefs." 1t eradicates all Tan pmnles
and Freckes from the face. For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfuned
breath--it has equcli
FETRIDGE & Co, Boston; G. r. SPUR, sole agent
for Worcester. je6 diff
To Nervous SuGereFs-A retired clergyman
restored to kealth few days. after many years Of great
nerT7ns suffering Is anxious to make known The means
OF cure VIII send-lree-the prescription lse Direct
IS Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No SO Fulton st. Brook.
Ign, N. Y n2s deud&w3m
School Committees. or Teachers fitting ur
School Rooms with the Modern School Desks and stools
can purchase so in good condition. for oneaf their orig
nal cost by applying to WIN II. EATON Proprietor Of
Massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical il stitu e.
Worcester, Mass. au25 DIFF
Cameo X nobs and Lrops, with Pins, in sets
or separate. Many and desirable patterns with rich
setting, aud Will be sold low. BY
COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
Ps. Our stock OF Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
was ever so large ia At present and will be sold very
low ~ or r t. reduce our sto previous removal
INTO our view stor'. I22 diff
/. 3 NICHOLS. NJ. D.,
no II PATHIC PLY SICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE IL MAIN 81. OFFICE HOURS
FROM 10 :, ASD To O'CLOCK p. Nj.
Worcester, It. 20. 1853 dtf
Adm CHAY Ga,
attorney e COUNSELLOR Ar Law.
No 2lS Main street, Worcester Mass
my30 'awrf
CsniliIn's Da&ucrrcOGype X oosa,s, 1873 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House tt
ie9 ftf
CarppGss-Chamberin, Barnard 4 Co. are Offering
tner extensive STOCK of Carpets at very low prices Fa
voTab.c time TO buy. n19 dti
DIR STEAaNs
Dentist, has removed his Office and residence to No 4fl
nut rect, Worcester.
G X. WErE4ERFLL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
no FLASGs BLOCK Worcester, Mass
APPLES! AFPLES!!
Those Appes have arrived from Western New York.
1900 barrels all of the tuls the condition
DkAPEp Il CLARK.
MI dt Washington Square.
HENRY c. RICE
Attorney ana Counsellor at LGao,
No Bnniey Hail.. Worcester Mass
MRS. s, p. BOSXVORTH
FASH IQNABLB DRESS-M AKER,
iy24 diff
PuPcbusPrs of E1rx fSaD.i. lsok Cb,r,ber
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
TER POETRY OF PHYs1c

AYERS PlLLS:=lide, sgar.shod over the palate, hui
their energy although wrapped IN. there, and tells will
giant lOce ouths .ry oundotiOn OF disease There ar,
thousands of sufferers who would wear their dstcm
Pers if they knew they could be cued csc. Try Ay
ers Pills, and you will know it,
Purify the blood aud disease will he starved out.
Cleanse the systen from impurities aud you
already.
Take ills best of pnPurgat;v and scro4la. Indi
gesti1n, weakness. headache, ck ache, Side ache Jauu
dice. rheumatism, arrangements OF the liver, Kidneys
and bowels all arrangements and all diseases which
Pursave remedy fly before them like darkness
before the sun.
Reader. il suffering from any of the numerO
complaints they cure-suffef more-the remedy ia.
been provided you and it is Criminal to neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pictorial is the best medicine FOL
Cough is now well know TO the whole world, anu thai
Ayer's PalS are the best of all Pills, is knOwt
who have used them.
Prepared by Or. j. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
P,tee 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
a. Z. GOOD f. Co, Wheeling
ocs Wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
GOOD ADVICE,
GOOD ADVICE.
II your lips
Would keep rrom slips,
Five things observe with care
OF HhoH yOI speak,
10 IrAoH you speak,
And hour and Irten and Lrhsre.

1.-THE French Medical profession has just suS-
tanned a SeAere loss III the person Of NJ. A.ajende
late physician nj the Hotel Dieu, W no died on the
It'll, of a disease OF th: heart, from which he had
been long suffering.
D-We have heard OF fellow who was deter
mined to commit suicide, even il he should per
ish in the attempt. That must have been o brave
man!
ETThe New Otleans papers of Friday last con-
tain accounts ottwo shooting and several siabhing
GRAPES, two duels in prospective. suicide, an
attempted suicide, and number Of minor ofTrayS.
GJThe N Y. canal toIlsso far this year amount
to 50, I421l7, winch is decrease on the same
time last year Of S5I,i95.
UIt IS said the stock of tobacco now in Louis
vile, Ky, IS only $50 hhds., against 1900 hhJs
ut the same lime last year.
BFhe bakers of Harrisburg. Pa, have had
meeting, aud fixed the price OF bread at five cents
per pound.
G-Henry S. Magraw, Esq.,, of Pittsburgh, is
spoken Of for State 'rreasurerof Pennsylvania.
TIsora's Child, just published, is said to be
from The pen. of sister OF Hon. Rufus Choate.
ULieut. General Scott is said 10 Ne suffering
from all attack Of infut MA.
UJoshua Gtddings is spokenof for U. S. Sena
tor from Ohio.
Bole Bull is about to make Professional tour
Of the United States.
Gs-There were 1851 deaths in New York Dunn;
the week ending 9th October.
G1-Dr. Edison B. OlLs is lying dangerously i'll at
his residence in Clrcleville, PIckaway county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

TIE CtLrlYATIoN OF IcE.-Nature is step
mother TO Massachusetts in the climate she has
given her. Yet she has many crops, and as late
in the season as any State in the Union. She has
no sooner housed her corn and potatoes than she
commences the cultivation OF her ice crop. This
agriculture costs manure; still the soil is not
exhaustetI.s Win,er after winter she reaps album
Jant harvests from the same spot withoutIotntiOn,
and frequently several in season. as appears i.om
the followingparngnrh:
1--WE learn from the Bunker Hill Aurora that
new plan for procuring ice early. OF when the
season is too mild To freeze over the deep water of
Fresh Pond, Has been adopted BY Mr., Tudor
This is by making arlifcial pond OF eqla depth
and letting the water into it as fast freezes.
WoIknen are now engaged in large numbers on
the Fresh Pond Meadows in preparing such pond.
Il will cover about 25 acres OF land, with clay
bottom. ani so much lower than Fresh Pond that
Ihsswater OF the poud may be let into it in any
quantity desirable. As this pond will he very
shallow, It will freeze over readily, aud it would
seem uluSt secure crop Of icein the miIdeSt of
our winters. OF course it may be cropped as Of
ten as it can be frozen Insufficient thickness The
making OF the pond, il is calculated, will cost a.
bout s2S, 000, or Sl,0G0 per acre, and the neces-
saTy buildings for storing the ice about as much
m0Ee.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01


The RECoyERY OF CoUNTERFEIr MONEY.-A des-
patch announced the arr of a man named Jas.
L. Breese, and the recovery of $4,000 in coun-
terfeit bills on various banks. The arrest took
place in New York, not Philadelphia, as was sta
ted. The Journal of Commerce says;
Most of the bills were signed and ready for issue
while on some the name Of the city and State
were LEFT out 10 be inserted at the convenience OF
the maker, who had stamps foT the purpose on
hand, and these also were secured by the officers.
While the search was gcing on III the loom of
BreeSs, mau named Charles A. Hurlbut came in,
and the officers Immediately secured INN on SuS-
p:cion of his being concerned III the affair. He
deuistl all knowledge OF il.
The prisoners were taken before Justice BEenan,
and committed 10 await examination They are
gent enanIy appearing men, and each about 80
years Of age. BreeSe says his parents reside III
Pennsylvania, ana are respectable anu wealthy
He scharged with passing OF the 50 countersilS
TO his Iaadiady, Mrs. Ritter. in payment for bODri,
aud was. wh-n arrested, engagedia filing mp and
signing the counterfeit lTOieS, and The pen with
which he was doing it was secured by the officers
He was much asitated when captured, aud almost
faine,l, but soon recovered and made some Con-
LESSONS of Importance, besides which, he Offered
The officers $500 10 let him gn, but did not mem-
ton the kind OF funds he would paw 1t IN. II is
presumed that he was preparing this counterfeit
money for Others 10 pass, and but for this timely
arrest the city would have been flooded with them.
A thorough examination will probably develop the
names of other parties who are c9nr' rned III the
nefarous business with Breese. Tie bills are
wei! executed, aud calculated easily TO deceive
the unwaTy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

.TnE Rorncu LDs.-An article sgO,ug the rounds
of the press stating that the whole concern of the
Rothe6iIdsis worth 500. 600 600 in money capital.
besides s3oOOOO.OOO more in real estate. mines,
&c. So far from this being the fact, we understand
thar the general estimate in Europe as to the ng-
gregate wealth of the whole concern is 5000, OOO,-
U0o francs. or abont s4O,onoOOo. The idea is
purely absurd that their wealth should amount to
suchOn enormous sum Us $1,000, Ooo, OOc, equal at
six per cent to al annual income OF sirtg millions
of dollrs--a sum hich. in comparatively a few
years. secnmuatiRg in compound raIio, and
doubling it every twelve years, would concentrate
in their hands large portion of the wealth aud
property Of Europe.-Nat. Intel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
The Ohio tCoIumbus) Journal says /:

Iowa AND IT'S GRowrn.-Pr Probably no State in
the Union has farer prospects IN store, fur progress
and Improvement than Iowa, which is now going
ahead with v,gnr and energy that promises soon
to m1ke il one Of the leading States of the West.
II is reached by several railroads from the East,
one Of which terminates opposite Dubuque, Sc
conl at Rock Island, and third opposite Burling-
ton. Extensions Of these roads are also pro-
crossing westward 10 the Missouri river, fast as
the means can be procured and the work done =
natural result Of the railroad facilities for travel
is seen in the astonishing emigration which has
been steadily pouring into that State. No better
lands for cultivation than those OF iowa are now
in the market, aud this fact to lie very gen.
orally appreciated. Northern emigration to the
territories Of Nebraska and Kansas has been obi
ged to pass through Iowa, IN consequence of the
distinctions on the Missouri route; and this con
slant tide of travel has given increased prosperity
to Iowa. and spurred on the work OF building the
railroads. 1t IS stated that the threatened eAcu-
sion 0f the Fee SOil emigTants TO Kansas rOm the
Missouri has forced the parties interested TO urge
on the completion of The Iowa railroads. and thus
means have been procured, which elsr might have
been unattninaLIe. When these roads ATE built
the trade of Iowa will he divertedlftom the river
route 10 the more direct one Eastward by rail-
SGnduSEy Reg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

FR4SxLlN PIERCE ~ THE FiELD.-At meet
ing of the Democrats of the Seventh District OF
Massachusetts, held at Charlestown, on tue 18th
inst. the following resolutions were adopted:
..Rosolusd That the principl. of the American
Democracy have been faithfully. energeticaly,
aud honestly applied in the public acts Of the
present national administration, and that Frank
lin Pierce has instifei by his vie, impartial, and
fearless course Of action, the confidence reposed
in him by The people of the United States.
'sReSolsed, That while we are proud 10 know
that there ATE in the Democratic ranks many
Statesmen Whose tried integrity, known ability,
aud commanding Influence, will undoubtedly
suggest their names as candidates for the chief
magistracy during the next presidential term, and
while we shall heartily concut in, and earnestly
support the nomination made by the National Con-
ventioh, il seems to US that the interests Of the
country and the success Ut OUT principles will
: be promoted by the denomination Of President
Pierce, believing, as do, that the people will
endorse that nomination at the polls as uiumphunt-
~ as they did in 1882
The Above resolutions having been published IN
the Washington Union, the inference is that Pierce
is a candidate for denomination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

STRONG rX7uE FArrH.-A negro preacher was
of obeying the command Of God. Says he, "BTed-
rem, whatebber God tells me to do in dis book,
Holding up the bible. dat Pm gwin 10 do. Ii l
See in ii dat l must jump troo stun wall I'm
gwiGe to jump at it. GUin' troO it longs 10 God,
junpin' at it 'longS 10 me.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
GaEa4 LAsDc Asr DEcrDKD.-ln the L4ni Court

GaE4r LAND CASE DEcrDxD.-In the L4nl Court
yesterday thecaSe Of AdoIph Papiu vs.. Isaac Wal
kEr. involving claim TO fourteen acres nf ground
situated OF the Intersection Of Seventh street aud
the PROCESS Of the case Judge Bates decided
material pont adversely 10 tie plaintiffs, and they
there s8aereIl non suit. Upan the issue of this
suit dePeped another claim between the same par
ties loE 0Hs bundled end twenty-five acres in the
egn,mona w6,eb.itis presumed. is similarly az.
feeted BY thi1 fean1t The two tracts Of land are
eStfnstsdt Be worth half million Of dollsTs.-}
81 Ec3iS RsD.5liean; or. Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01
WHY TRINA LES SUEEEGs AZ EsIsAI.rIl
TIE MARRIED woMANsz
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PRNION.

PROFESSOR DISEASES OF woMEv.
One Hundredth Edition t50o,o0Ol lSmO. PIP. $50.
STANDARD work established found classed in the
aIOgues of the great Trade Sales New York, hiIa
pna. and other cities, and sold by the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.,
Every woman eau here discover, by comparing her
ympo with those described the nature, charoc-
ter and cause oil her compliant and be spaved mach anx
ous and suffering, we'll The unpleasantntss max
ing known to- or ma king inquiry of respect
10 the numberless all nents which subject. Tie
wife Becomnga mnther has often need of instruction nd
advice in respect 10 her situation, which she will heIe
find This book tells her what is the matter, and tells
her what 10 do for it, in simple ehsste words and
su h as she understand.
Those suffering from distractions irregularities pc
cnar to the female system, from PrOlqps,s eri Gall
ing OF the wOmb,) from fOy q6tts, will each find in
its pages the means of prevention, ame grafton, and
lief. E-4
Much distress OF mind, well thousands pecunari.
j. NIGH be saved To every husband If the simplest laws
aprertantng to the marriage better Understood
hat they better understood is traeeabe to that
natural and almost cOmmendtb bile siveness that will
suffer than consult with even med
in respect complaints peculiar to the enale
only.
Ina copy OF ..zhs Married TFonans' Pirate Medical
COmPcEiOn,'' every fenn has physcirn that Knows
and describes her every symptom. eeiins aud ailnen
ard which she consult at all times without violence
har $enstiveness.
Extract OF letter from gentle an in rastOn, Ohio
On. a. ". MAURuEAr:-Hy Dear SirEMy Vie hiss
been eptbly sinking three Yeas OF more in
consequence OF great anguish AID suffering Sone months
beOIe aud during cOmnenent every me
aud more debiRted aia Frustrated her, putting her lie
IN Imminent danger, and which the last
despalred or supposed that this stale OF things was
Inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
heard YOUR book highly spoken OF, containing some
matters reaching my On its receipt and peIusa
cannot express you tie relief il Afforded my Gisres scd
mind and the joy Its pages impaired my WIFE, on learn
lag that the great discovery NJ. Al ueSomeaux provi-
de remedy. II opened PTOspccS which little
conceived was pOSSbie But. Tor this, another year
would have passed my head, in all human pI bill
my vile would have been heI grave and my children
len NIJ' heIlesS.
% Upon The receipt OF One Dollar, "TEE MlRRIED
TOBANeS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. Is sent
Gllsd Jee)tO plIt of the United States; the Jana
daS and british Provinces. ALI letters must be post
raid, end add reSsel 10 Dr. 4 n 8AURICEIU box I524
New York city. Publishing OiRn4 No Ie9 Liberty -
Agents ia Virginia.
II Stephens, TtaEs eiItoH q 4 SIeIIing + Co. zyri,o
tHrsh-Wm Bcaklnelr and X { Holiday, MonliFriLis-
Nv a. Holiday. &aTshaH c E-JaCob + Smith, IVeiLs5uTP
-Sam A Ii Mauzy, Lsl5is5ursh-Z Karr, Cedar GroEs
.MtH3-pT K Barnes, ClaIks6Urg-DU 4 4 Williams
9asPhtTasLoL1n- sep5:daw3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

NJ A SINGULAR RELIc.-We were shown, on Sat
Irday, by Col. Ogle, OF this county, small cop
per tobocco box, about two by six inches. Tie
history OF this box is interesting. Wien iliam
Penn first begsn the settlement OF Philadelphia,
he gave it to an Indian chief as present. The
box was perfectly plain. Long afterwards ii was
procured from the Ind an by white man. W hen
il was discovered to he rudtly carved nlI over.-
One part OF il represents Penn treating with the
Indians, and the figures OF Indians are scattered
in many places. The carving has evidently been
scratched out 1t is living illustration of the al
tistic skill of the aborigines. The box has been
in the possession Of the family OF Col. Ogle for
over one hundred years.-Terra HaAte (I,ldianal
Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

Mr. RICE. gardener near Cincinnati, was found
dead in the road on Sunday, 2lst inst. on Walnut
Hills, having, was supposed, been thrown from
his wagon and dragged by his mule until life was
extinct
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTl-
4

LIZ 7 III Mt t n 10 IIDslIN HE LII
MONY OF A LADY.
no those who haze The pleasure OF knowing her, we
need say uoh hing, bui to others remark that de
benefit suffering induces ler TITUS 10 speak
None appreciate her joy and gratitude i'll being re-
eVcd f pain, suffering almost umrlia-
eicd, but those iii the,e be- any) whb have suffered
like her.
two years has been luy conducting school
al No GO Baltimore street. The happy change Ia hel
he4Ih is subject establishment aud JOY to eT HumeT
lends. We ask thIsc Ieres ed 10 call on her. SC
viii tell them Of her euro by Him2,Ons ItHciare
than has written. Thus il is ills remedy goes Civ
ing reIclO tho sick. We refer tie pubic 10 them From
distant places also hear Of the same happy result
These facts, with the testimony thousands
should skep:icsm and rrejudie hie their heads
and cOncede That HamptOnS luctuIe is in truth won
,eIiul discovery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

DALLEY'Ss GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the palm and inflammation from the seycres
burns >ealds, in from TO twenty mnuesand that
it will wounds without scar; and eectuly
Fever Scres-Ples-salt rhcunl- Inf1mnatory Rheum1-
ilsm-sore and 1nflImed Eyes-Cuts-w ounds-Bruses
Old and liberated SOes-Sclld Head-corns and bun
ions s-srrains-Swelngs- nip.
Observation-Disclosures OF Insects-Swelled and broken
hreast-Euptions-a all o'her Infammaory and cula-
diseases whe the parts affected be reached
Don't be increduIoua about many diseases named to
be cured by only hing-bu reflect that the e but
positive properties which Daley Save alone contains
and heretofore concentrations to not
alone the mentioned disease, mlny more not
enumerated.
Query-Do not regular 1ra pfyeias prescribe calOnel
iHrnardIy for scores Of different diseaye:?
Each box of GESuISE DALLEY.s PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of G. " cLIcKEXER ~ co proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others are counterfeit
Price o5 cents per box.
| 01-AI orders Should be addressed C. V. Cickener
& Co. 81 Barclay street. New York.
! For~aie by LtGGHLL,ES & BU5SHEIELD, Wheeling,
and Drugcs is seLeia.y Throughout the U. s. sr1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

uInthe history Of the Book of Common Prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Proctor, il is stated that the
siOnaI prayers and thanksgiving contained Ill it
are the compositions Of tie early re:omers aud
their followers. The prayer for Parliament was
composed by Archbishop Laud; that Tor 'aI con-
ditiOns Of mem by shop Cunning. AMI the 'gen-
eral thanksgiving by Reynolds, Bishop of Nor,
witch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-01

WHxELTN0 Oct. 9Th 1856
have tried for short time, pair OF spectacle,
mshed ny Mt G., Solomon, and take pleasure iesyrs
TO their good quality. have also procure pal olcon
cave glasses lOr Mrs. Houston, which in their effects a'
ii. il. HOUSTON. NJ. u