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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03
Change of Time!
CLETELAND AM PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
q. S. MAIL DAILY LINE

Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
r,sMrn -. TIE fine side wheel pas S,e~~
IT.. sengcr steamer FOREST CT g. e
tfs1s3 TY, Capt Geo. D. Moore,and. -
DIuRNL, Capt. Asa Shepherd ~
will run daily between Wheeling and PittshurEthe Forest
City leaving Wheeling Monday, Wednesday
day and the Durna every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ arriving at Wellsve in time with the
Cleveland and Mt Pittsburgh in time for the morning
line East Reurning-the Forest City erveS Pittsburgh
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and the Durnal every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. NJ. arriving at
Wheeling in tune for the mail lines for Ohio.
For freight passage apply on board to
s. G. BAKER 4 co. Agents.
Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe De-
roit; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and DunEirk sold the
office of s. c. Baker 4 Co lbs
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] am yours, with great respect,
J. D. POWELL, sup't Trans. L. n. R.
Rocky HUI, Somerset CO., n. j.

here has greater demand than any Other Cousb Rcmry
We have sold 1t spoken Of in terms Of unmeasurtd
praise by those who have used it, and know of
where the best they say good
1t has done take pleasure in selling it, because know
giving customers the worth their money feel
gratiGed IN seeing the benefit 1t cohfers.
Please send me further supply, and
Believe me- yours with respect,
JOHN C. WHITL0CK.
p s-Amos any number of certiGeatrs can be sent YOU
il you wish It.
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100 pair best boots;
$50 do kip 49,
100 do thick
100 do water proof boots;
so do cork sole.
MEMS BRoGASS.
100 pair best calf brogaps;
"a 100 do kip
lNO do thick
d 100 do low priced boots
DOI'S AND YOUTHS RROGASS.
100 pair boys thick brOgans; tItF.
1C0 do Kip,
100 pair YOUTHS thick {
BOYS AND YOUTHS ROOTS.
100 pairs of calf boots;
loo do kid
--4 loo do thick
WOMEN'S WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, all colors,
15J 10 walking shoes,
$50 do morocco buskins,
151 do kid.
$50 do calf
151 do Jenny Lind
2UU do morocco and Kid Slippers.
MISSES BOOTS
.e5-,.- $50 pairs morocco boots,
151 do lid
$50 do French morocco boots,
1850 do calf
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William Coulter, Isaac nose and Isaac

William Coulter, Isaac Hoee and Isaac 80.
Egerst:, ExecutOrsoE Harriet Rarnes's IN GlahceFT
estate and the heirs oi Joshua barney,
deceased, Who are unknown and non. {}f
residents Of Virginia.
Object of this recover the money of
certain tract Of land sold to the defendant Coulter M The
eienduti HoSe1 Agent for Harriet Barney in her life
time s5S =5rE3sEEE
fhedefendant Isaac Everett executor Harriet a ruey
estate and tie heirs Of Joshua barney, deceased who are
unknown not having entered their appearance and It APP
earS O AFFIDAVIT that they residents this State
on motion OF the eompatnants By counsel that
they appear within month after publication of this
Hr and do what Is necessary protect their interests
and that copy Of this order be published week for
four successive weeks IL, the Wheeling Inteigencer news
paper pubshein the city Of Wheeling and posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of this county on the first
of the next County Court.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

''!ASD it showed, and it showed, and it never
left off showing" 1t was showing on Saturday
morning when we got up; it was showing when
we went to dinner; it was showing when we
went to supper; it was showing. when We went
to bed; and if it ever leaves off showing, it
will afford us the greatest satisfaction to re-
cord it Butwhat does it meant Are veto be
showed under? The rainbow was placed in the
heavens as the sign of acoyenant that the world
would never again be destroyed by water; but
we have no assurance that We are not to be
showed down, packed away, ash were, ina great
iee-house of snow, to be dug up thousands of
years hence, by the researches of the antiqua-
rians of a new creation, just in the same manner
that ours are nowdigging into the sands of Afri-
RIGA, for the buried cities of a former civiliza-
ton.
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rCnE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
i conveyance of
in charge Of special messengers is the only reliable
iue and FROM Wheeling (by Railroad direct to New York
Philadelphia Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
AIS0Fid Central Ohio Railroad to Zunesye Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis, Chicago Louis
Expresses leave via Bait Ohio Railroad at IL o'clk r.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p. NJ
For pittsburgh CleYcaI Toledo, Northern Ohio at
O'clock A. NJ.
~ Butter, Poultry, Produce of all kinds delivered six
teen hours to Baltimore. y. PICAfAN, AGENT,
aG2J Adams Express Co.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS, aG
Twice DAnY, Sunday night eSeepted between Rich
i mOnl and Washington City via GOrdonsve and Alex
andria.
Hours Of departure at Rich
Returning leave Washington a. M.and PN.
and
Arrive at Richmond =. ....1:sO P. NJ. and AM.
baggage checks and tickets given through betwee" Rich
nOnd and Washington.
THESE Two RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
Of always securing connections shown By aTr
valS daily at Richmond and Washington city IN advance Of
thu Steamboat line.
PARE RETwEES,RICHNOSD AND WAslSGToS. $3.50
An Omnibus will he found always ready to take Through
and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the two Depos free of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets he obtained between Dany!Es and
Washington at the Terminusof the Road, nearly
Plred Danvilc. An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks passengers from tie Danvil Road and at
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
tmore Depot
The fare the by the mail line as by tho old steamboat
route.
change cars the night line between Rich
md Alexandria fs1
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.lAn LBS Superior Indigo tor saIe ia aaates 70 sui,
my =. - s. 7 M LOGAN SEQ
an DOzl Rain KillsF, Tor sale By
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WtSns0R, G. w, June %, 1858.
DR.. j. C. AyeT-Sr This may certify that have used
your Cherry Pictorial for upwards Of nne year. and it my
sincere belief that should have been in ny this
time il had not 1t has cured OF dangerous Alec
ton of the Lungs, and do ovrrsate my convictions
when tell you It Is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
D. A. MCCLURE, Ats at Law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

For sALE-An old established business, re-
curing but small Investment of money, and
paying good percentage on the capital, is of
fered for sale on the most accommodating terms.
For particulars inquire ofthe editor of this pa
per.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-03

DOMESTIC GOODS
viii be varied and excellent 10 DC found In lie mar
ket aste greatest VIII be taken to nako il bothIar
YIeeGhle and reasonable, 49,
Ccthers, Merchant TAlors, and Dealers In Dry Goods
generally are reapecthly invited call ut our new and cr-
CANT MaFthouse No. 9S baltimore street where each u
fail to meet the most THrei and extensive demands
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Wholesale
CLOTHING, AND DRY GOODS

n7 HOUSED.
ME STEIN BROTHERS tnke ths hiethoh OF Informing
~ their numerous customers, particularly these hFerrh,
cut the West, that TO their large and well Known Baltimore
Clothing House they have addeda gti' r.
Hlf0LESALE DRY G00DS DEY.4R3AEEST
which stocked with all the Foreign and Domestic PabriCs
adapted TO the Dry Goods Trade generally
Their arrangements Witl European Manufacturers bts
such Us to enable them 70 Furnish accommodating ern
the Goods desired by ClOhisrs, Merchant laloa mud Deaf
ers in subscriptions OF Dry Goods
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MONROE HOUSE.
WIN, II. CLARK, RsFoprEe,o,

AODsRATERATES.
Hisloeated tht eoricr Of Main aud Madison streets
Immediately in trout Of the Sstlsion RrIdrc sr ouIy
few squares from sIv seatubost landing aud RslrsSa
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= Il WrLkHSsiREr Pa Sent. 90 lssa
Dr.. j. C. 4ysr. Ms Dear Sir Your Wedcine is much
approved Of by those who have here, and
position Is such to and maintain it's reputation
invariably recommend it for Pulmonary Affections, do
many Of our principal physicians.
tt5-t5- your friend, q
CuAs. STREATER, II. D.
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rHE INTEI1II(SENCER
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1855.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other g.
nancia business OF the Intsgencer should be addressed
the PTopTietnrs.
Letters concerning the eitoyial department Of the paper
should he addressed to the Editors, jointly, to either
OF them. -sts - - z y RI.
Correspondents writing for Publication win please write
only ON one side OF tile paper.
An observance Of the above rules viii greatly obce us
anu secure more prompt attention correspondents than
they might otherwise receive.
TIE Law OF NEWSPAPERS
1Snlscrhers who give express notice the
trary, considered wishing continue their suIscriP-
ti0ns,s sst-
9If subscribers order the discOnnuaRce Of their peri
odeals the publisher continue to sed them until all
7 tFales paid.
It subscribers neglect refuse Ia take their periodic
Gals from the Offices to hich they directed they held
Responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued
All subscribers remove to other places without inform
Ing e publishers. and the papers to the former &
rrctios. they HE'LL responsible.
5Ehe Courts have decided that refusing to take perO.
sails ftun the oee, removing and leaving them nneale
for is yrintI Etcid evidrnSe Of Intentional fraud
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oTalNG In the marketpothlng In the edICnl market
~ lot the past my years has equAed nor can nn
article be produced euualt 10 This !. ~ Z.
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TR TION.
Change of Schedule.
t577ifz5Essa s5fzzy,z.;, So &c. Adj
S5Sys5ss zSS5lSt5fsss. -..ss1l
TaAssronrATlos oErIcE D. { %. n. n. /

NiSeliH0 Stti0a, Feb. 9th 1856.
ON and after Monday The 10th lust the Passenger Trains
exprsss and llteaye this station daily at
+l:2tr p. Af.;lnd T:l5 A. 81
The Express Train leaves NJ and will only stop
the following stations: Benw00d, Sounsville, Cameron
FairmOn Fetternan, Sewburg Rowesbur Piedmont, Cni
beFan Sir Johns Run, Sartlnshuy Harprr's Ferry Mon
OGaey, SykesYlle and Washington function.
Tie Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
leave daily (eScepr Sgnay) at I:l' a. NJ and arrives at
Cumberland at 6:+OP.M. Leaves Cumberland 5:t5 a. NJ
and. arrives at Wheeling at $50, PM. cfrfs7-ss
The Mail Train viii he discontinued until further
tice. j =
= By order Of 80
ass-s6z W. S. woODSIDE, Superintendent.
fei4 5sa in. FORD, Agent.
- Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAD. H
E4I5assz3 ~ S1IzAEIs3 sAzstslA
SIsIEs55 izsgSs3
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800 4 Shipping Furs Waated.

Fanny Fern.
A HEW book BY Fanny Fern-- ~
~ ROSE CLARK.
s,s joins n. THoMPsoN,
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Died.

On Saturday mornog April 49, at the residence Of her
mother 127tn street, near Third avenue, Miss EUNI1
SrrRGss DEWEY, aged 43 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
Her remains will be taken TO Connecticut Tor intsrmen
On Thursday, April IT, at No. 3A Tenth avenue. Of
consumption, EIEAroR, wife OF Abm Dawson, aged as
years.
Her remains were inferred in New York Bay Cemetery
On Saturday, April ~, Mrs. ErIzAKrH McCLANE relic
Of the late John ncCans aged 40 years and 10 onshs
The funeral will take place TO- morrow afternoon at two
O'clock from No. 10 Prince street. Her relatives and
friends respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday, April 10, JAMES II. Power. 10 the s5th
year OF his age.
His friends are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. IS Nassau street. this afoernoon,
two O'Clock.
On saturday, April 49, FRANCIS, wife Of J. L. Joseph,
aged 80 years.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday morning. at ten
O'Clock. The friends Of the family are invited attend
without further notice.
On Friday, April 49, Of injuries received while proceei-
ing to fre In the sixth district PATRICK J. CROWLEY
sged % years.
The members and ex-members of the w. A. Bruslea
Guards. the G. 8. Hall Guards, Hose CJmpany No Is,
and the Fire Department In general, respectfully
vited to attend the funeral from hts late residence No.
242 Cherry street, this afternoon, at two o'clock
On Saturday April 10. OF pton NICHOLAS CLS-
The relatives and fienos of the family, and those Of
Michael and Peter HApin, respectfully Invited
tend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, 1t O'Clock,
from his late residence, No 10l Green wich street. His
remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
On Friday, March 10. Mr.. JoHH g. BsyaoUGH, OF Lon
dom and Of the firm OF Echeguren, Quinana & Co. Ma
zatap Mexico.
His riends and those Of his late brother Richar are
invited attend the funeral this afternoon at psst
Two O'clock, Gom 10, Sb2 Bsosdway.
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THE GAINES CASE AGAN.-UNITED STATES Cir.
CouRr-Mrs Mvra Clark Gaiues yes .eday filed her
bill in chsneery in this court against T. D. Dc II Crox
She alleges that the late Daniel Clark her father be-
queathed to her by bis last will and Testament al his
property which of great value after the payment
constituted Of the executors; that this wf has
been admitted to probate ia the Second District Court Of
New Orleans pursuant to decree Of the supreme Court
ofths State she further that the defendant
after the death of the said tsstator Daniel Clark in
1873 took possession Of and has since held and ds
the property OF the said Clark bequeAtbed to Complain
ant and has since the profit and services Of said
slaves that than three hundred slaves have bseu
born from the female slaves Aforesaid siuce they eams
into defendants that the Aforesaid slaves
living and their increase worth $500 0OO that
toe hire Of the said slaves and their since they
into possession Of the said defendant amounts TO
$500 0O0 and that the interest due thereon amounts 10
100000. To the above mentioned slaves and
their increase the value Of the same and the hire Of
the said slaves with interest. Mrs. Gaines es thds bill
in ohancery. --Ne,o Orleans Piedptne, Apri, IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

sNot for Day, hut for xu Tinae,"-Tkese
beautiful patent venang hats good for winter A
for summer You open or close them At peasurs
open they cooler hsn any straw hat made All
and youelf and you are not pleased alter seeing
shosa Who arc perfectly satisfied that the improvement
sood one 10 be had only s Elm street corner Of Duane
~ SELLERS COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

To Espenseheid's, Aol-Who would Pay
cmr dollars for in Broadway. whom one superior In
nav purchased for three dollars and halt nj
liz Esau only be because they have never
No We n kyykNayHtlQ.s Rilt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II HUNT is PREPARED TO MAKE BOOTS TO ORDER
~. ~ the following prices, and best
sial- Paen lather sG French cal, ST. double ~ 50;
superior morocco boots. - 80 ih1se
fhtF Gao haze wilton eytrn cha,ga All vii
- " tremr a'etit1n DIS vel III At 36 fea sases,
III. 1854 y - ,ss s-ys
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Married.

In Philadelphia, Thurtdsy, April 10. ct st. james,
church, Kinssssing. by the Rev J. Brnton Smith VIII
LIAM BARrkY to Miss MIzAhEm, daughter OF the late
DAVID Hill, all Of Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
WET CHAINS MANprACTrRYn

VEsT CHAINS MANUFACTURED FROM Compost.
uop and gold These chains are warranted nos -, - sl-
ooor and will the ~ SOLID ro5 rh ~. 70 cnange
rsn,ed ss represent'd hs none returned p.s y.
turing jewellers, f07 BloAdwHy, pAoooS' msnuAc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

We will This Day Open an Elegant Ass0rt-
Of LADIES' gent emens gold patent watches
% $50; chronometers S S2b anchors S3 10 b epne,
go to $40. CULBERT BkOTHERs. la6 CanAl street.
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R.EGATTAS.

vNNpIkr cry nEG TIA CLUs.-s sP W, Al MNsT.
~ nx Of the ~tl be held 81 the 10 Jahsrine
evening ~ex t. hear friends
70 hid VA giving kr md nation resais
s-APHE., Ko5xR15. PresidsnI
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This form Of dsea,e occasioned by exhsent
throwing out greater quantity OF fluid than the
take Brandreh's pills convey by magic as i'm
pulse 10 the remote exiremes arouog their
action; and in case Of swelling wa.ery deposits there
millions OF pumps at work. transmit the morbid fluid to the
estnes and urinary passages eectng reduoion Of the
dropscaf limbs sometimes few hours and thus aordug
striking illustration Of the sympathe!c acien Of srandreh
continued enarReuens Of the joints limbs. there
In the world 70 be compared 70 the eec Braudres pills pro-
duce In chronic cases perseverance,, with full dosos
required Some Of the best men in the Union be
to- In proof of The above Bandreths pills sold
per box at No. 43 Canal street Bandre Buepgs No 2al
Hudson street ard No 296 Bcwery Also BY Mrs Hayes
Philadelphia and ny all respectable druggists med cine
vendors In the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

CALlFcRNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN aRu.t1Arcv
AID sppssrsrcs 70 ihs RAJ pins IS 70 SIS;
etuds sleeve buttons Anv the above Articles ssnt ~
mall to any part OF the United States L. 4 II JACnpy
manufac uring jewellers, 4T Broad way. oDSs
DIAMONDS BoUGHT-AT s4e BROADWAY, Roov
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Great Observation-Disclosures shades, Paper
han decorRops curtain ras at reduced
Wanted 50 artists also Is girls tor gliding A66 and 4ts Pearl
/ W. jerks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

Bnrgains, Bargains, at the Canal Street
carpet kich Brussels Ss yard good three
ply per yard; all wool grain As Now s the time Ca
and see. e. A. PETERSON & CO., 70 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

soda Fountains and fixtures for Sale
cheap-Three fountains marble vase p pes
coolers, de- isHEDpON 4 NRERGAAhO Druggsts 1858
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OeHanc0 SaIamQndcr SA1eV.-RObert M
rATRlCK tho sole manufacturer in the United states Of the
above celebrated es and patent powder proof defiance locks
and bars Depot NO. l92 Pearl street. door below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

10 Builders ana Contractors. The b lest
building sand given away Reade street. nearBroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

Spring FasOiOn I'm Cravats, Ties, &c.-Men
e fashion invited inspect the styles Of .an aod
fancy and cravats Just received from Paris with other
novelties at GREkN's shirt furnishing establishment
No. ] A House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

SIS for a Farm of 20 Ac, Cd, or Four Build-
ing lots Those who de IRE obtain splendid country
dence nvie them to call on CHARLES WOOD, No. 2OS
/ BROADWAY, and farm at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

Window Shades, White and Bum Holland,
picture cords tasses g. ct wholesale and retail by WOOD
FORD WEMPLE, manufacturers, 50 CahArne street, NJ Y
Country merchants supplied at the lowest prices and
most reasona able terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Laken1sses or Lord
Rseans universally admired cost taken Hns French
sirere be Obtained EVANS clothing warehouse 66
End GO Fulton street, for 50 and $40.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
NEW YORK RACES PaIKG MEET fNd THIRD WEEK
IN in June, 1856 the Fashion torery NaUnna MAce
Crurse Newcwn L. l.. For Jockey Clue purses and
DE Writ G. GRrNNEIL rreas'r Fashion Aas'os.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GRouNDs-TRoTTINa-A
~ pure q twenty Ave dollars viii "Wednesday
20 nst free for all horses mile heats three ve under
the saddle. TrotnQ To commence O'Clock precisely En
france ten per cont TO Close Tuesday sd inst ct the Red
Rouse. j, d. WALTON.
Union COURSE, L. I-RUNN1NG-ON MONDAY.
- April 81, at hslfpset two p. NJ, match 500 ten
mHe out carry ing ssch weights. William whean
br m. Lilly Dale William j. Shaw Rr. m FANNY,
SHAW 4 WHIrk, Propr!etors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

Private Theatre ais.-c'Or Sale, the Stage
scenery curtain and whole
company, suitable for a dramatic association Address
g. g., Herald office.
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The " King OF Algiers.''

The viking OF Algiers."
Rourd the great Impe rial cradle
That the Parisans had presented,
Hung flask Of Lyons powder
at the foot box OF pills;
81 you how nicely guarded
Was this little France de fls.o
Among the fret articles procured for this Interesting ad
vent /" was LYONS immortal stuff Not oeen
In the Tulees since the emperor used It. DEPOT
Broadway Only rs cents Der flask or box.
Delays are Dangerous
Why. then, haste and repair
70 clean your house and beds
With LYONS powder most rare.
The magnetic powder entirely harmless in ingredients,
but certain death the insect tribe. Now Is the
sprshe in the crevices Depot 4N Broadway. LOOK for
spurious labels.
AOllOways Pills..Eeeble Considerations -
Thousands persons with weak constitutions die early
sheer debility nature should such be assisted with
EOLLOWAY'S pills. They give and stamina
tenn, and vigor the circulation sold manufactures
be Maiden lane, New York and IA Strand LONDON and by
all druggists, at 26c, 62as.. and 81 per box,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

Real Spanish Water Coolers, In Classical
forms, also Spanish porous. evaporsng terng and highly
perfumed pchers leo few genuine Chinese teapos
cinnamon perfume. Connoisseurs invited Also
pain white French china Selling of al cost sl3 Broadway
above Eleventh street. J.K KERR,
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FILLMORE AND DONELsON AssOCI ALTON, NO /
Eighth ward-orEanized January n2 l8S6.-A regula
meepg OF he MONITORS OF this association wi be held In
DAY evening, April r. at their rooms NO 1856 spring
Punc,us dance requested, business Of
VIII be AID before the associon. D. J. OAKLEY, Pres
d On ssr hon1ars, Vice Presidents.
MORGAN, Corresponding Secrsta y.
JAMES OSBORNE, Secretary.
W. A. STRANGE, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

i LARGE Variety OF cHNrZ COLD BARAdE
and Orerd- robes Just received and aale rear
bly, low prices, bv A JAkOH. Il 90.
767 Broadway, Jnd door below Ninth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

THE LECTURE SEASON.
THE REV HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET FROM IA
malca, and missionary of united Presbyterian chur u
Of Scotland will ecture the Shiloh
Prince street, broadway, Monday evening the 2ts
inst. at ~ O'Clock. subect-Jamaca In SLAYER,
and as It is In freedom.