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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

whose record u pronounced bl NJ aah'I'IAs
fauliless1 Did not Mr.. buchanan feel "a great
rppuenauce g. the extension afour dominion Over
an, more slave territory "A fepugnaue th't h.
could not overcome uufil be brcume set. -iIrI
that the auncaat>en Of 'I,zas would Inv the #
feet Of limiting inst al It charging the area #
slavery that it would drain Fl slavery flam The
farming Siate-. and ultimately make AalE hand.
Virginia. Kentucky, &c, ffee} II Mr.. II.Iu.#r,#
had thought a- Mr. Buchanan al, aud lad Lpett
the great halter OF slavery thai De- l. represented
j. it not clear that BE would have acted az VI
Bucbaran did.and favored taa anne @4iian Il Ioka
a.. rs means Of aboii'ionizng all tie Middle
and Western stated What do ,ou think O., IT,
Mr. Nonabic1
Take neat the abolition of slavery in The U.s-
lrct Il Columbia Nj. NenHbe WA a MON Der
Of Congress in l-5a, aud Knows that that q..fz
ton was embraced IN the adjustment measutrt #
hat wear. knowli IL the Compromises After fua
and MIXTURE consideration, it eos determined not
r. abolish slavery IN The District but to dispose
If aud settle the question By Il police arra 1ee-
mput, breaking up lie slave malt- and slave iail.
IN the city Of Washington. In bis nonaa ines
sage succeeding iheennctmeut # thc-, neu- urcs.
Mr. Fillmore announced that he regarded Them
"a ,cttlemeni-a 6nnl settlement in pm c.ps,.
and substance If the subjects cmbfac, IN
them. Nhal J.. thu cpuoluson' Clearly tint
Nh Fillmore considers the question II tn ..ha-
non Of slavery ia tin DISTINCT III tnllnbla 81 sct.
H,i, IA finally sttti,d- Ia principle aod sub
stance. We ogaln appeal 10 you a. candid man,
Nh NrnabIr,oo one who are persuaded would
not knowingly do even political ndKers any IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

FAMILIARITY NARRATED uY HIMSELF.



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{. -. EAnL AND wlNTEr. A.R...r.

sfa~ a~.<1 " - = OK NEN YORK FROM LYNCH.
. hl ldi-Passengers leaving IynclbIr, bt sun
il sa !Id on Tuesday a o'clock connect fro set,e eyt
, . q" I 49,! toi5l VII! the Steamship JAMESTOWN and
y 'seel aI"r to New York. touching only ut Norft Fer
Through Tickets apply fl.I'y r6IIXSlv fo'
- Agents for y vs. Va SIZE nsbi,, 9,
: me steamer Roanoke" viii co tiIar Ia IcaYo CIV
JIM S'.Iy saturday moruingata O'Clock rs heretofore
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1ntoN OF the s5nr.

Dung the Authorizations produced by taking
the Indian hemp. the intensity of The sense of
sound Is most striking. The celebrated Theodore
Gaultier related to Dr. MORGAN, in poetic Ian.
guage-which II is hopeless 10 attempt Ia trans-
late, rs to give an idea of the STYLE Of the hieI
imaginative author the sensations produced. lie
says that his "sense # hearing was prnaigously
developed. | actually heard the Noise If colors
green, red. blue. yellow sound, reached me in
s,peliccuy distinct; glass oyerthrown. the
crenNing 81 lootstooI, word pronounced low.
Nhrated and shook me like peals of thunder; my
own voice appeared to me 50 loud TINT | d,fe
not speak, for fear of SCATTERING the walls around
me, or Of making me- burst like am explosive Shell;
more ,;% IMAM i've hundred clock. sang out the hour
WIN hh Unanimous siiveIv sound: every a.,,or.
nous voice sounded like the note Of an ln,,"n,i,,
OF 'he .f-"han harp; swan or fnated in an
ocean OF sound Such is the exaggerated Ian
gHaee wh''h las been employed by an individual
whose tasi' aud enjoyment Of music Lo,e ~
dered his criticism on that art .o ,apeb .,,,,.a,
"tter.~JoHr"alo t Psychological Iedic;o,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

-, a'Ii 'fonhd Spec teunlut. Cloves for tanjy.
s'i'F sugars, brown. coffee. crushed and n,f rao f
'",oas 4l''''E aud preo and Uofe,s had to bent A.
- -, AAIENIINI 4.
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tA4 i4g Gle ty ~ o. q.
3. 'ht &c.
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% So. '''t''i t'h assortment o. fine ss;,e.,,
t,... >'F'.' AMI '.'-r eHated FLUTES .r ~. ~ 80
aa. - ID" Ha,'eh b'ns e4Hsre, LyfebaaT- H., 4
IA u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

a.sLa> ssHBEs.-Wc have exhibition very
- IN NN Robes which the Ia lies will please call and
Sep j \. STiGLER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

fHoEssss PASTE. for snIchy
n H. e. II ARDY 4 co
-. -.,---
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

u 200 pounds washed WOOL Ter vhehI will pay the high
Ct market price IN 1asn or Bar.}cks lnsey and Jeans
0.r}}alS wear A. RUCEER.
ep2iN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
New savings' Bank Store.

NEW gAsaIaoarD LrrrEas At rnr oLD rosr orrlcr!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
! MEDICINAL.
DR. Halt Celebrated Ppimonic EliaiT

III 41uEt y NEI6UTutEU 1lHtUkOHtC4 EEtGtf
EoR the permanent OfeOughs colds, consumption
u bronChitls asthma Influenza, Group, whoOpiRg cough,
inflammation ofthe hTGnchea and hoaTSeness caused by pHb
ton. =
Warranted the pleasanest and best medicine for dseas.
es he lungs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine the public have the
satisfaction to know that not only present them with
an invaluable antijoe for the diseases II pros
tects upon the constitution, be administered with
out any ear OF mineral poisons, for it contains
The act, that large portion OF the suffering and death
throughout country, is caused By disease Ofthe Ofas
consequent upon aud cold hasfn-
uTccd US TO Put II within the reach OF every irdviual
able.
This medicine Is the result ofalong experience and
Study OF thse diseases of the lungs which frequent
our cbangcahc Climate; AMI claim II be Ia advance
OF all ever before discovered those peculiar
eomp dns, an Improvement upSn all, and consequently
suPeTfor TO all OtheFs.
We shall make extrayagant assertions Its efficacy
IN curing diseases like the vendors many
who deceive all who trust theR, shall hold out any
induce nleuts which experience does not justify
atieats will PeTseVere in ths this medicine
and use II as dncted they will be cured very instance
thatlttS not beyond the power OF medicine There
nun eT0s Tsons now eOyinsthe blessings OF health and
relieved life, as it weIe who otherwise would have long
since been in their grave, but for The timely and perseve
ring use Of this invaluable remedy. 1t is not pretended
that Is nalble IL every stage Consumption, but
know II 10 BE- adapted to the various diseases
respiratory organs than any other Medicine
the public. All ask is trial and in every instance
rsed freely according the directions aud perfect salts
action ls not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed Z. HILL d CO. For sale by JAMES
BAkE!, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ap9-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
MEDICAL.
Prof. Woods,

II mir Restorative is now for the first time intro
IL uuceu 10 the citizens OF Wheeling, I39 MARKET
erect which the only sure remedy overwhelmed that
VIII restore the grey hairs and whskers to the
Original color OF youth, without dyein cover ts bald
head IN short lime with the natural covering remove
dandtun and prevents tile hair from falling or andis free
rom tue tv sediment Objectionab divers prepa
Fatons Of different before the public; the Xix
srOaAriyE Is beautiful article for hetoilet the old
or YOU and can only be appreciated by its use; and ali
are RESPECTFULLY inviteto calat the epot and examine
the testimonials OF ladies aud gentlemen high reputa
tOnln the Southland West, where II was nveAlsd but
will refer to the certificate below OF The is ishsa
statesmanand Senator, Judge Brscse. OF Illinois: :
have used Prof o. s. Woods. Hair restorative and
have admired The wonderful eject My hair was aec0m-
as Thought preaturely grey but by the use OF his
U has resumed It's original color, and have
no doubt permanently 30.
SIDNEY BRERSR
Ex-senator OF the United States
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
Just Received.

CLOTHS, CASStAEREa AND NESTiSGS,
together with full assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods. which will DO sold tho most bile
Cloths, CaaSimeTes ard Vestings sold by the yard
piece pattern, made TO order in the latest and most
approved style aud best mHnger, at short nntice.
satisfactory At guaranteed in all
J. II. STALLMAS, Merchant Tailor,
No. Washington Hall,
Oe0 Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
Profe.sor weeds, oElenrnI snnnrtys

This LInmeEt lisa valuable Auxiliary In the or
some OF the most FOL nidbie diseases with IL is our
5oeels Ey athorough and continued Of this
Lniment over the region Oft affected these 9th
erwSe iormin Bile diseases are Al isarne OF more
than hall their terToIs particularly among Children and
thousands OF mothers, they allowed speak, would
with all the eoqrenee OF feeling and Affection hear their
dren 'front.' very Jaws OF death, and restored them 10
their To- ner health aud beauty Again, it will found
as an Asuc Cake, or an enlargement spleeh In all
cases an application SERVICE this lin
meIt will be found use 'II
General Depot 695 broadway, New York; and ia
FOrsale wholesale and retail in WheeIngby
is7d3m J-sf3. VOWELE, Monroe St
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Paper Warehouse.

CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
coMMIss on MERCHANTS.
No. II Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents ia the United SIntea fer
Musprstts superior Bleaching Powder.
E Sle.o1a Mills Celebrated Writing PAPERS
Gehesee :" Printing IS
Rawlils & Sons English Tissue
First quality UItramarine Blue
are also Agents for the principal Paper anulaetur.
In tins country and oder for Sale by far the
tensive and aud desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Manu-
Jaeters @ateTais that can DO found in this any other
are sold by the case only, =
Their extraordinary facilities enable tento offer all
prices. n
PAPER made to order any size OF weight Liberal ad.
vances made cOnsignments Of Psner PapeT NaRers'
stock aud other me schaidize 80 II
The highest man ket price paid in all kinds
Rags. aug1-1y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
lMcCLALL EMS q KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALERs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS dNIt
- Boys Hats and Caps, ut The
we'll kn0lpn stand of the
IS BIG RED BOOT.

M Faro leeeIvlng from our Eastern Manuacturin
tnTed assortment Of boots and Shoes, FRllpnd ipet
been manufactured ORDER according TO our own ires
TONS and intended expressly FOR retsiIiRg TO oi
regular customers and al ptheFs wltha
Shoes which we equal quality OF material "a
workmanship to in this or any otbs
partO tile United States OUT will be found Ia on
stst, II.Part, OF the following seasonabIe goods,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

AN now receiving and opening an unusually large and
senefaI assortment OF Boots Shoes, Hats, Ronnets,
Umbrellas and Gapet Sacks, Of Market and
MOnrre atreets, Wheelng, Va. in tho lDrnerly
euPied the Post ONCE aud opposite the Mcclure House,
very aIgoand rnti ely new stock which purchased
for cash, from the The North uCder
most favorable circumstances, and offer them to the ci
zens OF Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices whole
sale aud retail, aud respectfully solicit share natron
age.
aeemi 1t useless to say much in praiss OF my stock 81
mistake not the people OF Wheeling Easily
hunlBuGSed by advertising pus; suffice say any
variety o! mon'a yO1ths and boys EOOtsand Shoes
TOf SILK, Inuesktu, WOOL LeghOrn brush and straw hats,
and for ladies every variety silk lawn, straw ard biad
bOnuets Of the most recent fashions AMI styles. Also
Shoes. Slippers and Caters bO 0T ladies', misses ard
OF the most fashionable style, make aud quality
call and see for yourselves
Having PuIehasea large stock the above named az
tlces, would respectfully invite country merchants
call uT sen their orders will duplicate
Gp9 Il. H. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

]. MARSH. N. T. wAYAAN
Marsh & Wayman, slr-r
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DhALkRs IN
BOOTS and SHOES.
lar TUE ODD STAND OF J. MARsa.1
- tNo.Z35 Monroe street,
WHEELING, Va. sAssH
- = NEXT OREER, OFT ANT co., s-
are now IeCei wing from rn manufacturers
w OF tie largest and best asyortneilts OF boots
and shoes of Fail and Winter wear offered in this
NAH they having been selected with great care aud
ahusctus cd to order, according our own directions
We are Low prepared to eeeornmo,ale customers
eilBer wIOesa VI IetS with variety OF Fall win
city, either ~ style, quality MATERIAL or durability or
woi kniahshIp' whether made in this city any oer
Our stock consists In ra,t ofthe following articles:
MEN's BuvTs.
300 pairs best calf boots;
$50 waterproof boots.
MEN's BRoGASS.
s S9S pairs best cal cali bFosans;
soo thtek
BoY's AND YuUTH's BROoANS.
go pairs boys thick brOsaa;
s. g youths S SP ,
BoY's BOOTS.
~ pairs boys thick bOOS;
~ = kip
200 calf
YOUTHS ROOTS.
100 pairs youths CALI boots,
21 thick
woMEN'S WAR.
$50 pairs wonen's lace boots,
800 morocco MOP boots.
wOAIN'S CATERS.
2!a pairs women's CATERS, all col0r&j
0O walking shoes;
90 morocco buskns;
$50 kid
eeO Jenny Linds; YI ~ q 7cFrra e
40O slippers. -
M'ssES' boots.
$50 t5 morocco boots; <
go saiter
cmiLDREH's ROOTS.
600 rhildien's fancy bootsi s,--.=-
1000 kid and morocco
40 goat
500 a. mems wonlsn's and misses gum shoes OF
Also, great variety not here enumerated, which
WIN sell e'ther whoesae retail, the
Merchants win find IL TO their decided advantage to call
and examine our stock before making their Fail and win
Ter nnrchases I'VE MARSH Il WAYNl.AS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
x, Brown, onEEN, BLrE, oLlvr AND

TNVIIOEI--- ia i I'M
have small stock clothing will dis
pose o! at COST less, to make my Spring
S-sir2i ''-s ''NN RlCE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
ASSIGNEEsS NOTICE.


G. ime0n u. Woodrow havug, the nth day of
- April, 1854, by proper deed conveyed ~ trust to the
for the hsnet Of his said WuOdrows credit
tlonJ all persons in wise Indebted to said Woodrow
having claims against said woodrow are required
lHorer 70 receive any benefit under sad trust within
months to file their claims with the
Cnriug the terms OF said deed with the Undersigned
aPI3 GEo W. SIGHTS, Assignee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

6Ou0d TO OnaVG!
NE JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
~ Razoua. They shave with the greatest ease, and
the best brought this market Just received at
&. p. BROWNS
70 NeM.IewsIry store WnshingtnH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
Saddlers Hardware.

AID COACH TRIMMING.
JUST oponed. arge assortment OF saLder's Hardware
u ard Coach Thinning, Coach and LeftheT Varnish,
isugsy Bows; Hubhs, Sp0kes Fellows, Carriage and Tire
Olts MaIleabI8 Irons, Patent and Enamellcd Leather,
sad ythiE used by the tTade which, invite at
tentiou OF the public. JOHN KNOTR,
maI3 Old Stand, los Main st,
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BALTIMORE. l

d-THoMPsoN RRYNoL rs, interested in The abovg
hmR call aEf4 ssfE ~ dc1oll6ln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
EASTERN 1A.DKERT ISEiMENTS.

55q Hoskins, Heiskell q Co.
LMeoRTERs AED, IoBBgRsoY 49,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed to their new iding, s13 Market
II ct. and 81 Commerce 50 IsHlLADELPHi4. sp17ly
Anspach, Brother q Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
John Anspach, Jr... John F. Jacoby; Ialpes IN Reeii
William 4 nsPaeh, Henry Fairman. sep1T.d6m
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
IMPORTERS AND JoRRERssN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
159 Market street, PhfIadeIphTn
LeL. 5. r KELLY, fornerIy OF Wheeling, is engaged
IN ms aogse.9 IL sep26-d1y
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
BGnneTs, Seals GHd Jetrels, manufactured and ssld
By Gibbs q Smith, No. IS Baltfnore Street,
Baltimore, Nd. sii1
HEasortment usually on hard coIsistsof
REGAI.lA, ss
Odd Feitolcs'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and z:
Past Grand and other caaeers. plain ano
embroidered
LIST, Cd, %, 9Th and 9Th Degree Parade Ne
Piehly embroidered Eheampment Parad
Resallaa.
Jewels. Robes, Hammers, s, ;ofd is,S &c.
Sclta Of 1saPerdnee National, Grand and Subordina
Red Ae't-Sachems, Past Officers and richly embroide
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regala.
f JEWELS 8 s5i
or the various Orders, of Silver Gilt or Plated Metals
acsuding knights Tenplar, 6yyith Dirks)
BANNERS
banners orevsry size style and adapted the
ous and Societies, manufactured order; and
signs Tor Banners, when required, Furnished free OF ex
peSe moving the style OF the wien finished. Alsn
ROBES, SASHEs, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
the largest assortment be found nthe u s..
LODGES, ENCAOlPaiEN DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES; f4.i3s 49,
wishing 70 fit IN their falls, supply themselves with
on having their orders satisfactorily led, by calling
Rssaa and BanaerM tarers' Is Baltimore lt Street
Baltimore Md. - =
% G. 7. Fry, Ager. Wheeling. Va oct6-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04
ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs AND vEsTINGs!
New Aprln9 and aurnmer Cooa,,

New Spring and Sunamer G. foods!
TAKE pleasure in being say to nv old Gust, M
erS and the fashionable community, that have lust
teturned from New York. and have been able to procure
inc most Fashionable GOOs the season that the great
EmpoTium, New York, can import from France and the
mon Clothing, gives and tne to attend TO
tue wants OF my customers in tho fashionable Uay My
new stuck now consists Of
ALAcKy Brown, GREEN, BLuE, OLIVE AND
g. DALHIA CLOTHS.
so silk and aahmeretts all shades and cOlors;
G.nes 1rapter summer cloth linen and grass cloths
=, l0r making ffOCk dreSs sack and business coats
ench, English, aud American cassimeies; also ducks
ilnen drtllinss, &c. for making pants Vesitnss
nave The hIOSt beautiful selection looked in any c
W All OF which am now prepared to up in the most
Ia hnable and best style, as r RussELL's
services cutter for the coming season. feel in
that can furnish better cloths than house west
oil the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assott-
aeni Furnishing Goods, all He seasOnabte, and fash
abieI consisting Of cloth, cashmere cashierett bonn
&le grass linen, diabita and plain linen, fOGk dress
business coats, vests aud pants, made the most
fashionable and seasonal Goods, ngreat variety; asO
linen and cotton Shirts, silk, lii lambs wool cot
ton UNDERSTANDS aud Drawsrsj crayats stocks, collars
gloves and SpspeuieTs.
Hosiery In great yaTieyj alsO every other article suit
able for e0mplattnga sentieman's wardrobe
All the above named articles, together with many other
articles that be found al my store, No l. Sprgg House
Please call and take Ook, and much oblSe yours,
sm21 S. RICE.
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose OF al COST even less to make for my Spriug
5-s,S,oG sS S a, pu,r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-26

A SoMSANBuLrsT AT SEA.--One
evening, last week, matron, living
on the Wick side river, created stir
among her neighbors, by her anxiety
a, to what had become OF her 'laddie, .
who failed to make his appearance as
bed time approached. At length
some passer by consoled her by the in
formation that he had, in the course
of the evening seen the errand youth
leave the river in a fishing boat, with
another of his companions. From his
childhood, the lad had, on repeated
occasions, risen in the night time, and,
though sound asleep, had toddled
,,butt" and "ben" the house, and COM
mitted variety Of eecentricitles, to
repeat which, at sea, might, so thought
the mother, be the death OF him; and,
as it happened, her fears were not al
together groundless. In the gray OF
the morning, as crew We're hauling
their nets in the ofing, one of their
number was surprised to see a boy IN
another street close at hand--none
other than the aforesaid prodigal-get
M on one Of the thwarts, walk TO the
boats side, place hisfoot upon the gun
vale, and finally step deliberately into
the sea. Being unable to move from
their nets, they shouted and better
shouted, until the crew in the other
boat were awakened, when they Were
apprived of what had happened, and
fortunately succeeded in rescuing the
youth, not before he was much eN-
hausted, but otherwise uninjured, by
his sudden, and, to him, surprised inl-
lnersion.--,j0hn o Great Joaaaat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-26

MADAME REsTELL AND HER HCs-
BASD.-The National Police Gazette
gives the annexed account of these un-
principled notorieties:
Madame Restell is the owner OF the
premises in Chamber street, in which
She lives. 1t is three story and attic
building, about forty feet front and
one hundred feet deep, valued at $50
0Oo. No lady rides i'll better ear
riagc, OF is drawn by better span OF
horses. than Madame Restell and her
husband. Lehman. The wealth of
these abertionists will give much
more correct idea OF the business they
drive than any estimate we might
make. Lohman has an office in Lib
erty street. He has downcast,
gloomy appearance when walking the
streets. lie is never seen in company
with, or talking to any one. Nobody
wishes to cultivate his acquaintance,
however glad some may be of his ser
vices. When he cad Madame Res,
tell 20 out ariding they are always
alonc-they have no company or
friends. When they drive through
Broadway they are Stunned by the
crowd, like a pair of lepers. They
are as isolated in a city OF three quar-
ters of million inhabitants as they
woul3 be on the most desolate spot on
Gods earth. Who says this does not
speak we'll for New York!
Madame Restell is German. She
was educated as a midwife in Vienna,
and came to this country about twenty
years ago.