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NEW ARRIVALS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has Just -.
L ceive. from Philadelphia beautiful
assortment Of New Style Psrasols and Par.
asolettes, in all colors, the Ladies are invi.
ted to call early and make their selections
mar23. w. .. PHILLIPS
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French Window GLASS.

RECElVED per ship "ORrnAS,
~ from New York, an assortment OF window
glass sby 10s-i0 by 2s-lV by ls--l2 by 1s;
10 BY 30 BY 300 BY ~. Also, Pit.sburg
clear and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and for sale either BY the box or At retail, 81,
dec0-y. b. @. MONTAN, church st.
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.V"sr Spring (.OOsIs.

l HAVE now in sto,e beautiful snler-
ton of New Sr'ing Dress Goods. ren-
sisting Of Rich llounroh Ua,tagcs, Grena-
dnes. SILK Tissues. Ntganlus. leckone'=.
Lawns, aud Printed Ll,,ens-wh,e goola
cf All kinds. together with a full line II
staple goods of all kinds--to which I
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
natyi. w ". PHILLIPS
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Selling off at Cost.
FTNHE subscriber having the intention OF
i going to
NICARAGUA.

Offers at original cost prices. his entiu
stock Of WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
CUTLERY, and
FANCY ART1CLES-together with all
his store fixtures.
To- Persons in want Of anything in his
line, cannot do better, then to call on him
as he will sell without reserve, but only
for CASH,
Come One, Come AIT
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and JeweiIer,
marll-tf. Harvey House.
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Asstoms the Late Arrivals
or NEW aOnpi Ar TuF

or NEW HOupi Ar TIVE
tbtlat,etvtst" Cheap fash stove.
WILL be found beautiful new style
w ta,;. Rs,ates rlrnneeI tuses. very cheap.
A tsvga s.ssvt,uant NJ Satin pa,,ast Table Cloths
,.d d.,t,ns ve,y su,,e,ic, quality ~ 1ents lin-
ep ta,nl,, IL handkerchief afew pieces OF SUPER
white timer drill Fcr sale ~ The
ran ArrirntA tHpAf tssn srrer,
,un,p5u Lafayette Street
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New Bacosa. Pork.

y CASKS CLEAR SIDES: . Go. Plain
q Sugar Cured Hams; 2 do. Shoulder
10 Tiercs Dufiield Hams; 20 Barrels
Meas Pork: 10 Barrels Of Mess Reef. N
Barrels Prime Lard; 23Kegs do. do. sooo
Pounds Green Meat, Round. Received
per Steamer Empress and for sale bv
mar2o. JOSHUA BEAr..
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JAS, =. HACKLEY,
[Old sta d OF j. w. QulKglns.

1SRESOLvED to keep the largest nshn
| aud most varied assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS andy "
CAPS, in this City. La'ies, Gents and
Chidren's Bootees, Shoes, Slippers, etc
He will sell At the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public TO call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~Frcsh ceipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. Store on La
tayet.~ street. |an22-y.
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Nfm Cbfdp Stort.
0yca eptjSuO Spring ldoo,vs.

1tsT RFGFtvEU tsr stea tnstit Csha wbs. ftn"
j New York, and opened Iris ttotning. il el,rice
selectipn ~ ladies btess Goods. Flouhced he,
eg. t,cbps. Uha'lr, plain ahJ t'aek haregts,
Gtnshau,.. lawns, very fine stack Alpaca. Super
R,mbssine, English ana french prints. nrilentes,
Corded In wis, Paris svlphides. new Article fot
laJ,e. dtesses, Grenadines A., ~ 'te
PHILADELPHIA GHEAP CAaH sTOnF.
mario Lafayette street
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nat7s ".
Needle Work u,s,sbcoidevics.

A MOTHER lot ut those cheap eth
4 y h,p''etvs. '"st ,ecs'eej l,et slea'net ia
hswhs, tt.m Now y",t Auction NJ the
patt Anp, ru,A tppsr GAsu stnpr
linfsypttn Street
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great u'Nrtcty
MILLINERY h FANCY GOODS
o,ATAv VfV.reg a1'ugSsgv.

M ANAMF r. MAINE, calls the attention II the
w ta,ites Of Fs At aud Weet Rattan Rnnaa, I" tbs
fact inst she has new. n very la,ge and varied
stock NJ FANCY GOODS, embracing nea,ly every
article asked frr IN this line lie, stack has beer,
aeecteh with great care. Ia tteeh and n shirhahln
she ia determined to sell ut u low fgu,e fot cash
matpaIm
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CL0Cke1A0eseass, nsss, Breass aad ont
0aS0 rf D. O. M0NfANH.
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OROCERS COUNTER SCALES
u Two sises, Weighing from 4, to $40 pounds, 1t
n.rs7 D. O. AoSr1fc
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nlREC1 FROM T1I1, MANuFAt-
~ lures, Mahogany l'ehsteade, Ws,h-
"h' Wasl,=tan,Ie. |!u'eaus. Tables. NJ
t'lt and Mahogany Ie1l, Nantes and
Lo"l'ns Glasses
U=-rall aud examine, as ont stock is
INV complete
de"Hn " y. PIPER * C0.
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cir Dailg Gplrrt,
BATON ROUuE.:::.AfRtt 3. 1850.
MUNICIPAL saList.f'tOr.

v. ate requested to ANNOUNCE The following
gentlemen, ~ candidates tyt Munieira, Offices,
AZ IN. Ms.tripsl rlecticn IN Apr,t:
Fsr Muvrv.
sos N PIT MO N a u1T.
For Hstsrtys e~.
". ward No, I, r. Avt,Wsst. SEW, ". v.
H~s's". Joseph ts.suter.
ward No. 2, t1d. Wits, ~. q. M""ta".
tse"sy T"sssts"s"s,.
FOR ne,,snre,', ab,se'tor dwd Assssssy.
Wensy l.. Wolfe.
FL, tytu S,refrbte.
PRANK NTtsts.tgta.
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Professor Mitchell closed one Of bis
recent lectures with the following
magnificent illustration: Describing
the gradual tendency Of the carth's
orbit to assume the circula. form. he
said its short diameter was gradually
,icngthcning. aud would continue 20
to expand unsil i, should become per.
fectly circular, when il would again
contract to i,s original shape and d.
mansions. And 50 the earth would
v'bra'e periodically, and these periods
were measured BY millions upon mil
lions" Thus" said Prot. NJ, tho
earth vii! continue to swing back and
forth, and to and fro. in the heavens,
ike . great pendulum beating the
cconds q eternity" ~
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CCL1vlEN8 DLACKING.-ln cases,
~ With Usush6s,at b. O. MONTANA.
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War MoveMgNrs. The Steamer
Laurel Hill on her trip down Tuesday
night, took on board at this place. five
hundred boxes Of cartridges. shipped
for Key West, Florida. They were
sent gu order Of the Secretary of war,
from the Barrack, Mt this rlace.
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T'HosE WISHING TO uo<srIT MADAME MAR, tn
il Psychologist viii do web to call IN tho morning She
hroneed IN the aferno " sometimes impossible 70 20
der salisiee,9n Once Az West broadway,
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610 CHANCE FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DIV. and gentlemen will be practically taught, In few
lessons and beautiful art which In turn they can sc
others and also produce specimens OF the work. by which
they realize conforsble Independence Those that
enierprng Of good address, and
have handsome Amoun guaranteed to thcmfor TIM
months, they willing travel 30 only required.
which Instructions and full stock will be given,
and further facilities afforded good references being fur
nshed. Call nj the store o02 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

A RTHURg CELEBRATED CANS AND JARS FO0
IA preserving fresh fruits vegetables operation siupsa
A India rubber II used ir aaking hss1
air tight they free rom al unpisasans odor rh
whole TOP u permitting them be properly ceanss1
and also allows them FOR shipping tsethe best wh
Arthurs and do not waste your fruit and sugar nf
The trade supplied by X r. TORRKY manufaSurusd
wholesale agent, No 8 Plat street. New York.
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBERS
" street, new Court House, New York june Is 1866
Public noceIo avoid the risks that must inevitably
the crowd Of who Of the latest day the
payment of their have determined 10 adopt the follow
ing which will be rgdly adhered during my OF
oceI shall receive After O'Clock r. NJ Every
ocer In this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing checks for the payment o.
taxes By order. HENRY H. HOWARD Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVER 10 1el sByENTl
M between Twenty third and twenty fourth
She continues tel past present and future eveua hkewis
marriages. journeys, hwsus bustsezs prospects sickness
friends property lost solsa Madame Meyer
English, French and German and gives gnsranis
fnr her art.
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II. WHO WISH TO CONSULT MADAME noRa0U
"A Win do ven 70 can soon she tells past prcss -
future svensn, and all the % s even The vu
houshts % kus that she asonshes ~ who VISA hsv. -
he ukeneaa ~ the intended hssband
and relafona and speedy marriages. who WI ell
Joy good iuck through life No charge % ssssfed 0srl
Columbia sireafA
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A s. RICHARDS. AUcTi ,AEER.-BooTs. SHOE
the store Of Richards Whit ne "A Cortland street %
Of fresh and able goods also the entire stoc
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

ToUvEN's PREPARATION CLEANS KID GLOVES
81 OF any color, without the slightest smell Rub lightly
and the d instantly disappears be worn Immediately
Dne bo. warranted 70 eieAn my psrs frcs ~ cens
Hayes, Brooklyn Poichomsnle materuls for Transforming
glass Into the finest painted China Art EASY. trihng
bone containing two vases Instructions and every ace
''''s'' CONTENT, sEARY a Co. ca broadway.
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VERoNEg ELrCTRo CHEMICAL BArHs-DN|
v PRINCE, OF Brooklyn proprstor and Pref vER9N0v
TO broadway They guaxsntee " cur{
rheumatism neurslais and al impurities senR iron The ind
prudent OF other metallic suhs1nnccA Speed
dsnAxtmeut fr lAdiea
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~ her trends and patrons and begs % say That aer III
suited her WITH entire Satisfaction she ees cont lent that
the que~sens Of asroogy love and law maier and books
oreclps relied consany BY Napoleon, she has equal
she viii tell OF The future husbard and also MI
name OF her y~uers 3I3 Bowery.
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U,rIr GENTLEMAN IN YELLOW wArsTCoAT WAS
not refused audience OF Queen yntoria
his card having been poorly engraved for was acknow
lodged be Of Mcees best efforts fact all ~ his card
have aonisbed Eurfcans One of the Profes@rs csrds
gcher with great many others can be seen At MeLEEs On
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NoTICE.-wHEREAs, A WAGON AND HARNESS
IN left Martins livery stable the Eighth avenue,
between Forty ninth and Feh streets about
and one has since then appeared to claim the same This
is 10 inform the OF said property that unless the said
owner appears and proves his property and the charges
against the by the 10Th instant the Will be sold
that day three O'Clock the afternoon public auction
the highest bidder at the stable off O. MARTIN l3 West
Thirty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

yxANTED-py A GENTLEMAN AND TWO LADIES
w parlo and two bedrooms board for the ladies only
side and not below Grand street terms mode
lals, Addrsss, fYr i've days, A, ~ Herald oQee,
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N0TICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ applied 70 the Commissioners OF Pensions for duplicate
of land calling for hundred and sixty
land granted by the United States government 70 George W
Freeman, his in the between the United
States and Mexico I-4- and ls4s The date number
recoected Said lost from Calvin
NJ Freeman, in the city OF NeN York. In the lNl3
ApriI ls1S GEORGE FREEMAN
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RIO ENGLISH LADIES AND GENTLENEN.-wHAr n
thai ladies' and gentlemen from the Old Country
much In u AZ they arrive In this great country
The question soon answered The public parks and gar
of Old England Bellevue Gardens foot ~ MRhtssl.
East have Just been opened by an Eng.hmsn
who knows the wants ~ His counirymen This the
delightful garden IN the vicinity % New York second
Third svenue every Eve minutes. 3. WARD Propri|
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUOTIONEER. FRANK
II LIN NICHOLS CO.-Aucon sale of rosewood piano
forte paor chamber dining and library furniture &c
This "Wednesday morning. at 1917 O'Clock at the sales
room IS Nassau street near Fulton advances three
suits Of paror furniture richly carved ami
with plush and satin brocael parlor sofas reclining and
side chairs centre card and fancy tables secretary aud H.
brary bookcases sdeboar mirrors, pier glasses oil paint
hrs nnc' and imported clocks wardrobes bedsteas plain
dressing bureaus waslsands euaIneed chamber
furniture china and cutlery plated
fancy goods &c also eighth and
fourth cask superior brandy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16

OCEAN EXPRESS COMPANY % BROADWAY NEW
~ York forward parcels and merchandise England
land, Scotland and Wales OfnoeS In England, No Agar
street. Strand London IS South Castle street. Liverpool
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EXCURSlOM.

Two TARGET COMPANIES AND PICNIC PARTIES =
Bellevue Garden win be found the peasAntest place
within of New York; foot Of Kghet street. East
river Second and Third avenue cars every 1--WE minutes.
s. WARD, Proprietor.
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v. T. HAYES, cLArRvoyA,N'
The morbid conditions Of the nv
prescribed for with unparalleled
10 Grand street, New York, N
lsflcd.
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BYzJoHNSOS. STEWART ROSE, ii. n,
Senior TAysicidi, n tie EoadSa Roydt IrF,s4sfSy
FOR Bfsedsrs Of the LI'N9s. it' : e
this age Of progress, medical science has contributed
her full share TO tie general welfare and that which
shines rrsplendent the brightest Jewel in her ader is
MEDiCATKD vAPoR 1SHALATIoS,
Consumption and kindred Affections
The absurd notieps narrow-mnded prsiudess
teInptbe Ignorance and unbiushng qacker have
listed the treatment Of Consumption Men Of skill
putaton sicans have preserbrd nauseouR compounds
into the stomach to diseases Of the lnngs,
while the brazenaced quaek held his nosu the only
star Of hope for the consumpve on5 enough Of it were
swallowed The stouae where disease exists beingthe
receptacle Of all thS is rendered unfit perform its
see the abSurdty positive pjury Of such
disease lungs, in the stoach then why, in the
to the nugss The advantage of Inhalation Consumption
Throat Diseases IS that medicines In the form of Tapor
the stomach is thus perfectly restoring
health, by administering to 1t healthy nfvgving food
MEANS ton, brought within the reach of ALL the
of administering the VaporS being simple that
the a required to leave home, where the hand
Of friendship and aNeetoE tends much aid the physt
clans effort.
The Inhaling method soothing safe and speedy, and
the administration Of medicines in such
that they conveyed Into the lungs in the form of
por ard produce their action at the seat Of the disease Its
practical destined TO reyOuon1e the opinions OF
the medical WORLD and establish the entire durability of Con
appealto to the common sense allalicted with lung
embrace the advantages Of Inhalation, and
longer apply medicine 10 the uuqfending stomach.
claim Inhalation place amongst the precious gifts that
nature and art hath given days be long in
the laud,' and as the only fG
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CoNSUMPTIYE.
method not only rational, but simple, safe and ec2.
ciOus &
many Of my professional brethren throughout the
Union, tender my acknowledgements for their frank and
manly testfyng the merits Inhalation shall
he pleased cooperate with them in Offering the afflicted
the blessings ofedca Yapor Inhalation in the treatment
Of Consumption.
One word for myself in answer to those claiming to have
introduced the practice and to the tribe of mitatOrH Who
with brazsn mpudrnee claim their 1bOth
in favor of Inhalation aud pTactstd IL years. The appa
ratUs then used with the medical agents employed achieved
only partial success therefore did claim for then
the miraculous which long practice has since
bed give it, Proof Of this may be found in my work
published In 1910.
Applicants will please state they have ever bled
from the Lungs if they have lost any lcsh have cough
night and turns, what and how much they
pecorate what the condition OF their soachS and bowels
The necessary medicines, apparatus &c. will be forwarded
to any part.
TsRNs-5 consultation fee Balance Of fee payable when
patients report themselves convalcscent.
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WHEELING.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Eb STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
No. q WnAlaincfon sEnIl.

NO z W0BhtnEtOU VkaII.
ATNG just returned fromthe Eastern cities With vcry
laFss and wea selected assormSnt q Clocks Watches
and Jeelv the subscriber Wonld call the his
friends and the public generally assuring he
will seit Cheaper than ever hert9iorc His stock consists
in part, as follows =
Patent Lever, Porcelain, Mantle cOthie eight day
Cold aud Syer English French American GEtsr Gnd
Open Faced Watches.
@ Particular attention is called Watches
In gold and silver cases made wholly ia this country,
and warranted prime ttEne.EeepcTs.
The Ladies win and at his establishment large and well
selected stock OF and beautiful Cameo JeNsry, which
cannot fail 10 please.
Having bought extremely low, he feels very confident that
he can sell Goods In his line lower tha. before sold
Wheeling, and respectfully Invites an to call examine
stock. G. r. BROWN
oc19 No, Washington Hall
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CIR AN GER'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The most thorough and Practical IngtI
aiOu ia the Meat.

TERMS:
EoT Full Course, Including al Departments Of Boot
keepiHG Lectures and Eeamd'tShiP, iRcati,tsLy ".
For Fau GoFsse IN ladies Department - -
the thanks the gratifying and unprecedented
which have marked the Of their institution since
newed exertiOns TO meet, in tie most efficient nGaaeT The
rapidly Increasing demand for rc'i'gs and eonprsta
experience of the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
claI hosrs' SssH oy eIugtea ana sShue
men has enabled hn to bring to degree Of perfection
Of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises
Not ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student h this new process drilled At the DESK iHdirtd
uGk step by step, until he hiss mastered The Role routine
serred an apprenticeship in some large Commercial
HoSe; thus all awNrdness; faltePlEg, and egregiOuS
bunders are, in great measure, diss!patcd.
In addition to engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services OF Of the
most eminent Lecturers in ohio 10 lecture commercial
Dur course OF Instruction extended parteularile
here but it embraces every thTg connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, w:th free and fun discussion Of
its Scientific PrneplesIeeturcS upon Commercial History
ogTaphy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nership, &c.
THE LADIES' .DEP4RTlKENT
Is now opened the reception Ladies' No Institution In
the Union mparts thorough interesting
this Department.
conclusion, would add, that shaIl put forth
terng reception with which our enterprise has met and
pledge Owiselrss to inpact more thorough practical
course OF NercGntile Instruction GN cdn FORMED at any
other similar Mercantile G0Usgs
Among the many Recommendations, VIC give the follow
ing
We the undersigned, take pleasure in tesyinG that
personally acquainted with Sr. Granger's ability
Accountant, and Teacher of Book Keeping which Ii Of the
highest order. lie has had great experience Ac
countan in heavy Commercial AMI Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities In imparting Practical
EnOWEedOe g1 Book EteiHg and thorough Commercial
EdWcGti0a
/ J. ALLEN. Ill. D.,
President of Farners' College.
L0RIS ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young who wish 10 acquire "BHsiEesS EdtEcd
tiOH" think aoris facilities very seldom equaled
Mr. GRASGEE qualifications of theoretical know
edge aud aptness teacg added practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the most Co
Gated set Qf Books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale aud Retail Merchant.
J. j. JANNEY, Scc'y Board OF Control State Bank Of O.
j. +. PARM, Book Keeper At D. 7. Woodbury.
b. OIERDIER. Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II z. MILLS, Sees Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. B. MASON, Book Reeperat J. H. Riley CO.'t.
81 For full particulars send for circular
fe4-1y FropEietor,.
HpTl AT PnNR
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The Musieal world for 1856.

VOL. XIV.
ME COMMENCE new year with reduction OF one
w third from our former subscripton We take this
step give journal widest possible circulation The
price, then, hereafter will be trO dollars per to all
eh0 pay GdEGncs to those who do pay advance
(on) it will be three dollars This reduced subscription will
still include, gift, portrait Of Mozart which have
had specially engraved for this Journal and which will
rs AN excellent TUE page enbeshment for the music vol
seriay with the first number in January. The other
liable featares of the journal will remain before vz:
Four pages Of fresh music weekly, PACED separately which,
bound at tue end OF the year. viii form volume worth
S12 Instructive musical reading; articles vocal
smcntal cunre condensed musical from all parts of
the world.
The department General Literature Is sl in the
able hands which have already gained high rep
utaon comprises the best transatOns Of the best things
in the French and other foreign ourna udcious selections
from BOOKS and Magazines and generally good story in
every number.
City and brooklyn subscribers are charged with 6ny
cents extra FOR the OF carrier Canada subscribers
pay cents necessary prepayment Of Amer.
lean postage.
Any journal copying th. entire announcement
ing editorial to It before the close of January 1885,
will receive the Musical in exchange and
RICHARD STORES WILLIS Proprietor,
Ini 25I broadway, New York.
T0wNSLEY's INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE ANo-
pTNE.
WHETHER Il be that nature Is provided with
w nGalibs remedies for all the Ills that esh heir to-
catloSue Of human Suerings may speedily and eHectu.
ally relieved BY harmless ahtidote
TOwSsLES' TOoTHICHH ANoDYNE
Is liquid composed Of purely vegetable substances unmx
neyeraing for the pains Tooth and
Gums 1t an inran preparation and the Of which
Is were purchased by the proprietor from the
PaWnee tribe OF lnians in the Platte country of Missouri
The anodyne has been extensively tried by the rt ami
lilies New Orleans and other cities South and West and
has been found to be Immediately thoroughly efcaesous
in oil other instances No other toohache remedy pre-
seuted to the public has proved harmless at same
time beneficial in its results.
80. T. H. LOGAN & CO.
hec2Z Sole Agent, Bridge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-29
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THE underaignsd will continue the DryGoods business in
their present location under the and style O HEsEIIL
SwEAREGES They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and customers continuance Of their favors
December 81, 1855. B.B. SWEARINGEE, in.