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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17
NEW GOODS.
FIR S T STO @ K OF
FALL, & WINTER DRY GOODS,

Il s s Q @ K Q
FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
The subscriber having just East begs
leave to state that he offer inducements Dry
Goods pedgtng himself he viii cent cheaper
than any other house in the cty-ior cash.
Particular attention is called to the following items
styles: excellent quality black Silk Calico only
@ TSs a4a5 the best qG1y Ra tx
neWStyles Of striped Silks Bsyadere Turk Satin, etc.
s SaS Sse o7 oy q BLACK MORE
100 pieces French merino Of all colors;
Lupon's always sold at from will
$50 pieces of COburGs aud ParnmeI IOs flne
quality such as always sells for Sc per yard for only
Atwood plain Nc LaInes, all coIOrs, Lupon's
All Wool EstnidS, double width, best quality, at
Soc Rchsde robesi also robes de Bayadsre robes aqui
robes de ChsmPs large assortment at greatly reduced
DOlIEsT1Cs.
10 cases of PRINTS best Styles neat and small figured
fast cOors warranted, from to cts, worth 12
yard aud some as low as % cents yard
Al widths and prices 4Wde at only
SS@Ta CfGnS aud the 4 most com
Pee ever brought to the city, of an possible
Farsi RnrS! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. LA
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
tage my stock before purchasing my assor
ent greater than has BEEN prices consdera
and Manufacturers and only for cash. 1t gives consdera-
BILE advantage, and therefore enabled sell very
Lynx Gennets ali the usual varieties have IN
large abundance and at all prices.
BlRuHeGS-150 pair 1O-4 ia and 1874, very cheap
In Blankets can offer great inducements.
% peGas Of Carpets Of kinds BRUSSELS,
good quality A Carpet at % aud superior qualify all
fine Brussel Hearth Rug worth ST. for only S2 the finest
quality Velvet Rugs the largest sze always at So for
emily So aud do, common size, worth s. only $3.50
Sep1T 1871 Main Street
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WILDE a. BRO

sVl4Al4IE II q. IoElOs
EsPBerFULLY Inform the public they have re
~ ceye one OF the largest and fashionable nyo
ess OF VAL PAPER Shades brought to the
city OF Wheeling, comprising French, ana An,er
can Papers and Borders In almost endless They
were purchased below the market and
Vii ne sold low: beautiful of Glazed
aper y cents per n; saue offered elsewhere at
~ y99 WISH give rs call deter
mined soaeil atAueh prices defY CONNIE Tb,
attention of WHOLESALE DEALERSis invited a. We csS
JOB our goods At most favorable rates. stocs Iy
EiktLf SES and free from old and deprecated styles
carried over from last year. Nv
NEW lot Cigar Tubes: also ine artiee
IL OF Violin and Guitar Strings. PAYNE q co =
sspt "a Monroe st.
ffOAYSE o. no1 receiving thelr first FAN Stock
y OF varieties "A Thousand thin4s lbIcb
indispensable. Every one Is Invited to call II ~ 81
Monroe atreet, and take q look - -
.spil PAYNE 8 co.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

kE6NNSSbVANIAa RAILROAD
TNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
Western States by continuous RowAy direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with ailyline Steamers 10
all ports on the Western Rivers Cleveland and SAN
dusky with Steamers to all on the North.Yestern
route by which FRE1GHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes, Hats and1 5g7a+
Caps, Books, Dry Goods, lin boxes, bales
and trunks Drugs, nboxesand baes) '9S per AVe bs
Feathers, Furs, &c........,..........s
SECOND CLASS-Domestic sheeting
Drugs n easEs IeasSef lbs
Gin rollso boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD OLASS.-AnVils, Steel, Chains(n1
casEs,) Hemp Bacon, and Pork, Salted 60
Goose ortn casks Tobacco manufactu oVo per 100 lbs
cd (eNceDt cigars orcut,) &c. &c. ESQ sstt
FOURTH OLASS-CoEee Fish, Bacon Reef
Lard Lard OH Nails Soda ASH ef 400 per 100 lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c. 1! Yes
-FLOUR-I6c per Dbl. until further notice
GRAIH-In car loads IS cents per 100 further
notice. t'' S ' l"E tnef
per misunderstanding 50oibs Feteht. until
further notice. s.st'' 0 1
In shipping goods from any p oirt east Of pbtlsd,
phta be nartcuarto EdrE packages ssUtH snsvi1T0jn
ItGMrod1 All GoodseonsSned tothe agents OF thsTos5
at Phiadephia or Pittsburgh. will be forwarded without
FREIoHT AogSTs-C Evans 81 Kilby street po.t.t d
CIaI1e Astor House, and Mol William street and cbn
Battery Place. NsYork; Pierce 600 zSnes
ye4O Irwin Co, and SpriRgman & Brown 0incinnoti n
Medium, Madison, Ind: Dumesnl BeII q Co IA
Carter Jewett, Louisville, KY; Pc O'Riley 4 90 anu
Vile, Ind; u Sass, st. Louis. Mo; Harris WorHe 4 f
Me pphs, Tenn Leech 90, Chicago. III; j p Glass Fort
wayne Ind; = Snseder, Phils; NagraW Rooms Baiti
H.H. HUSTON, Gent Freight A gent Phlad
apSlyl HJ.LoMBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa
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A GRACEFUL ConsEcT1ON -''Thc proper study
of mankind is woman"-PuncA
Woman is certainly wonderfully constructed;
we have always loved to study her and get her
by heart. Our first lessons were delightful, but
the maturer philosophy is sublimely grand and
expansive Louisville Journal
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SHEET MUSIC.
TheIargeststO of sheet music musical works &c. &C.
In the Western country.
az Music sent to any address, postage Free ga
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This route passes through NJ Lexington Lancaster Cir.
cleytle, Arlington, Wilmington and Marrow-te richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio. ~ f7.l-3 n z
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So BE partcuar and ask for Tickets via the W. 81
Short Line Rail Road.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other Information, enquire
street, Wheeling, Va. y . -
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PRICE oSR DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SAERORlt, Proprietor, 81 Broadway Me- vort
And retaied by All Druggists. Sold nkS0 b.,
myl+-ly F-H.L0GAN q CO., Wheeling Va
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANEsVILLE AS FOLLOWS.
At 1215 40 PM for Cincinnati and points as above
arrival of Central Ohio Trains Wheeling aud th
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3. GEST, Pres't, w. W. BAILEY Act sunt
20, cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind of mu
sicalinstruments and musical merchandise generally.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AM. MEsrRRN
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TRAlNSPO RTATION.
HEMPRIET.n RLA1TIi

Ii freighs intended for shipment on the road must be
y delivered between the hours a. m. and {S7T
sepI0 C,eneTsI No. AToI ~ 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

VANcouvER's IsLASD-We have had the pleasure
during the past week, of conversng with gentleman
direct from Victoria, Nancouvers leland who has
specimens Of the geld obtained from that region
and represents il as being quite coarse; one piece
weighed in his presence, worth a fraction over
$l2 he was Informed that from 3 TO SIS ard so
DER dHy have been washed out, but thinks there are
moro nners whose average product is under - per
day thsn above that amount.
The Hudsons Bay Conpanys steamer Beaver re-
Gently arrived at Victoria, from Forts Hope and Lang
ley, bringing sixteen pounds OF gold dust, that had
been traded from the miners on trazsrs and Ihomp-
sons Rivers. Several private parcels were sent down
for the purchase of supplies, mining tools, &c.
Nearly all the half bloods and French, together witt
many other residents on Naneouvers Island are 10 tue
the gold region and il lie thought there are already
there and route from ak to eight hundred persons
We learn that the northern portion of our territory
becoming well-bigh deserted. The numbering establish
menfs the waters Of Puget Sound nd il extremely
difficult to keep notion owing to the number OF hands
that have left and constantly leaving for the north
ern Fl Dorado. Col. Fitzhugh of BeliHgham Bay
is likewise in an unpleasant predicamcnt with regard
to his coal mine. That article is 10 great demand
but hs hands have nearly all LETT him; operations in
the mine are about at a stsnd still, aud the mail
steamer on the Sound is compelled to burn wood at ~
per cord. LOlympis Pioneer and Democrat
PrCSACioUs RoMAS CATHOLICS Is CASADA.-A
threatening petition from Roman Catholic citizens OF
Toronto has been presented TO the Provincial Para
ment. The petitioners wind Ip very emphatic state
ment Of grievances by requesting the appointment OF
special commslcn 10 inquire into the cause OF these
deplorabe failures ofustice-"snd that your honorable
UOuse would furthermore be blessed TO enact that no
msn sworn into the Secret Orange Society shall be
compt tent TO hold the CorSn Of the Peace, aud
Hat no man 20 sworn shall be conpe.en. TO 81, as
grand juror, or as petit juror, upon any t-sl in
which one or both If the parties concerned shall not
he . sworn member Of the Orsuge confederation.
"Otbervse your petitioners sotmA!y d'clarc t''.
they shall be Obliged 10 IN deese y tAsir iircs and
brcJert,cs judging the System OF tr.al o. jary, wd
member al the Secret Lodges upon the p-ne, 70 bs
rn.lipg but 8 delsiop. m1ckery, and snsre.
Siered by p. J. OMEN, Tros. F.@los. ~, ard May
o;asIs'
TIE Ctar'esf9n Mdicd! jo4r.al I:IoGcoe' tho
-.s PISTON Ct DR.. Gedbpgs, Pfoi,ss- a. >0'gs y -
L. Moo =. efe q: IL Sac G. So NAs4i~
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DEATH OLA REVOLUTIONARY HEROINE

We have read the following, from The Ho~'dae
D,mocrat, published in Wayne County, Pennsy vaois,
with the most lively interest and we give it to our
readers entire:
In February last we chronicled the death OF Mr.;
Michael Grennel of Clinton township at the advanced
age OF one hundred and six years. To-day We nave
10 record the decease Of Mr. Sarah BerJamin, IN
Mount Pleasant Township on the Nth instant az tue
.til greater longevity OF one hundred ana "ur'oen
yesrs, FIVE NE ntbs, and three days
Her maiden name wss Sarah Mathews ana 7ns wa
born In Goshen Orange County, n. L.. on the itn OF
November, E43. She was three married. her mrs, ,
husband was Mr.. William Reed. lie served 10 tue
Revolutionary army in the early part OF inc s,ugge,
and died Of wound received 10 Virgins. her So 'nd
busband was Mr. Aaron Osburne Of Goshen, n. \.
H. sso was in the army of the Revolution, but sur
yived n war Her last husband was Mr. John Ben
amin With whom she settled 10 Mount Pleasant in
1872 He died four years sfterward. Sne had hye
children the Youngest Of whom $40 years DID, She a.
lei, four ge of descendants. From her youth
mn,i nst forty wears of age she in the mdstOt the
rough and stirring scenes Of border warfare or OF the
Revolutionary struggle. Her temperament Wa such
that he could lot be idle spectator OF eyens Sac
entered ytIy deeply in all these vicssitudes. Up to
the Iat.st period of her he, she distinctly recolected
the family OF Mr.. BrOadhead, whose eOns, 10 lJ5,
lodi res lied party OF two hundred Inians max
Ing G. font Of tier house. she was IN tie vicinity Of
Mri.nk vixen BraIt, the Indian chief led party of
Indians and Tories through that settlement, sea ping
the Inhabitants and burning the house,. Alter the
second marriage, she accompanied her hu band IN the
s,my. During marches she made heTsef u.efh III
preparing 10, d. and when IT. quart eogaged 10 sew
b, for the officers and men. She however reidy
fJI any ssrycs which circumstances seemed To re-
Q-lIe. Wien me AMY wss engaged 10 emos hins
.tre heavy 1rjaa:ce h; K,csbrig e, on tbs Hal'oh
os:srsbly to siia's hes.Ynk then 10 ins hsSis O.
,.e st.uy t Wac Re ssa;J - g. Il ~ l-" -
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and 70 place ,entre- around lest they should
be obeeryed or iaksn by surprise. Her busbsrd bas-
ipc beer plsced AZ sentinel che took bis s.s;oG.
with overcost and gun, that he might hep 20 load he
heavy srtlkry. Boon Washington came rouod 10
anime the outpos,s aud detecting sOnetnns ueUsu>l
10 Der appearance. asked, Who placed 700 ire p
Size prom pity rephed, in her chsr.cter.s.i, gay,
nle..eo i,h her iLds pendeL, and p..ro,ic Ap'rr
pas,ec on She accompanied the army w. Der hoe
bard 20 the South, sbc WAS presec. =, .he ,.e of
Yuk,owp and The surrender If Cornwsllis. Darcy
the battle che buy in c1uyirg wafer 70 ne ;hs,y
and relieving the Wars OF the suffering. when ps's
irs where the bu lets Of the envy were dying, ssr
met Washington, vac said " loung woman. s'e 70"
{" NOT ,irsid of tie bullets :" She pleasantly o.
sw,l,d. "The bullets will never cheat the g>I'os.
She pvs,. seed e1trsorabsry energy even n Der eN-
,ne sgc and would relate the evenis of nsr early
da,s with all the wisely Of ycu.h. Up almosst ne
,. i.d her Death she exercised herself n csndoS
aid - Inning. The hneness aid uOitJrm'y O. Der
warn was q wonder and at admiration. Sac VISITED
her friends ioot, making long walks, and when sae
used n carriage disdained 10 be helped - enter IL
Two ar three years ago she remarked ;hs. che
had never been sick but She :hen sent
FL ply stefan, who lett her some medicines. Aner
be had gone, she, not hiking the smell OF II, threw
the dii ~ stuff into the me, ard thee hadto gay for -
The simplicity of her lie peculiar. For sore time
past sie has been regarded q sort OF cssics.y IN
account of her great age and vivid recollection OF
events long past. Many vsitors called upon aer, aud
we're always received with cheerfaloess, ard
went away surprised and delighted with her How Of
genial bunor combined with rare physical ACTIVITY
She indeed link connecting the present Age With
ard cheeriuly waiting to depart and her erd was
calm and peacefu,
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Tnr FRosT AT THE SoUTH.-The papers from tho
Southern 81 stes mention the severe frost and cold
weather that vsed that section of the country during
the past week. In North Carolina there ws fall OF
snow ard in the western portion of tina State ice WAS
From various points in South Carolina, accounts roach
us OF severe FROST and Of damage 10 the young corn
and cotton, and also the wheat. In some localities Il
is described as disastrous FROST killing all the cot
ton, and making it necessary to replant; 10 many
paris of Georgia it is described "a killing Frost,
inctipg very serious injury upon the cotton. srd also
irjuripg and whest. The severest css occurred
Oh the the morning of the 18th of April 10 the nign-
borbood of Savannah cotton was killed, and also 10
Mu,cog, and Doughery, and other counties. Partial
accounts from Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee III
dcate that damage also done in those states. Re
planting has already commenced IN several sections OF
Moth Carolina. Washington U0ion.
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VENERABLE TInE-kEEPER.-One OF the "odest
clocks in America" once the property Of Gov. Hutch
insop, is now owned by gentleman oil this sfy.
When the Governors house was sacked by o mob, 10
l7fj and his furniture demolished, this clock by some
means escaped injury and fell into the hands Of John
II, lnes silveIsmth doing business a. tina, Ioe 10
Ann street, from whom it was purchased short ffmo
aterward by the grandfather OF the prossn. owner;
IL run, eight DAYS. strikes the hourr gives the day OF
the mouth, and 10 perfect time keeper The o4se is
of oak beautifully inlaid in front with different kinds
of wood repre- sehpg figures, birds and h'we's sur
piisngly fe.lke Il has been well preserved snd 70
In fir condition There is date upon It, bat IT'S
great age lie plainly indicated by the peculiarly Of e
Construction and works. 1t was made in London, asd
is believed 10 be quite two centuries old. -
ASr.EyATIos RgLIGIos.--A sect has sp-upg up iD
Lryslpool. England, under the lead OF Mr. rhomas
Angel calling Themselves "Angelitee, or Human Ma
ture Ct nqusrors," who live without food, and Who
meet daily, mornings and evenings, 10 eundeslsso
street. TO Illustrate their doctrines aud 70 enroll mem
beis by sigLng declaration that they Will neither
sat nor drink. They have put forth . printed
pampi let stating their views, and including srepon
Of their sermon' sno the manner they adopt TO over
come sps udness sbd the total want OF food aso the
en- melt ply stefan. DIR. Bckorriths, certi6cste OF
the excellent health Of the members Of this eI'rsor-
ciDsry society, with their apology TOR eating no
food Let them Try il. We once heard OF ,tnsy
professor If religion who bossted he had been 10 the
church five years and religion had not cost him
cent. But be had to eat and drink. -, 49,.
IN Y. Observer
FIFTY MILE RAcE-Mr. Edgar Beiden OF Ds-
tr,t land formerly citizen Of Rochester, hss m:oe n
agreement with George Elmer Of BunN2, eysas .s,hs
Il which match Of 500 tide u mage os."een tne
Becen horse and . hcrse which Mr.. Eider is 70 Pre-
tuce. The isto be ,trs s;.. o. % nnss ,ss
r"''nev Two hundred and ffty dollars forfeit npney
and IL nth. the fs1 q: OF e. ns s s.
- ,fe Hamtramck Courte in Detroit, wrica 10
ereSisr ole mile in chcumferetee, the horse. con
u,n unit. I'd fEveSieg Por.
B,ooRAPHIca AL DIcTiosARr % THE AMERICAN Con
osys,-A literary gentleman who resides 10 Geors.-
yxn has Low reUy ready for publics.ioo Is c-
s,sphiesl Dictionary Of the American CJng'ess nom
he Fmmstion Of the Government" The CO pli.iion
az hi. woik tas necessarily required immense 'aosI
a, II has been necessary 10 read every h-,)ricslvFk
publi,l.d since tie Revolution, a. We. ss.te on 81
debates and 5 ate papers, in order u Obtain BE
requisite information. large prtion Ct the ne NOES
Of he presep, ngress have commun.casc 'ne iesi-
g .estuTes Of their political careers, att Tue fo'A
=. Il lie valuable scd"n 1" Aver 40 i'5sis' 20
fWS..f goa U.i :.
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n1ater Cure.

HYGEIO- MEDICAL INSTITUTE; No. 10
II rs;.h,., NewYul.-Drs. TRAIL and MAY, ssvns
~,,h h,mselyes in business d. a. OOkIoS M w.
ma Ar, c sMALLEY NJ d. (wbo has hsc lsH ana S
.u M, srpeenoe the management OF female as
1901 A., nov enabled gye the srcest Senoh 70 ~
nvsHd The pa sr Srs
desire the dietary the institute Every appliance wo.tn uSn
srewn a. the true Hyf,enc will be found her. Gut
dr p~test attended Lynsin women received ana
vdeS Inmates have the privilege Of attending the msn
lecture. 10 s School Terms ressonable
NB-The MERlDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ct MeriGeu,
Conn Of the mos, charming and sAubroas places IN New
SnssIS will opened their country establishment June
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The s s D .ssS. ". a. u. The s ss:
Of De system are Hly de Il vsiopd The soraei is a.
most entirely d.pendsSt on the besahy .eton Of hs
,omsh At fsult tie bo~s. are f.nt, and ,he whole
sgt. N ~ aers in consequence Of orssntbe LAvIa-
having ceased TO do s duty For the diseases IL that
sau one Of the proprietor. has made his tudJ IN
Sractee Of moe twenty years. TO find come remedy
wh.reuh oounierac: The many dsransements " which
1t ]. liable.
bd with LIvlR COMPLAINT in any Of it, forms bS' but !"
Amsa Gum, ,smo,e al ID morbid Or bad MATER from tie
invisops tbs stoDsch food to dss': well PynI.
vrkG BLOOD g'os ton. and health 70 the -et s
machinery removing the ecu" y Of toe o''s'ee"'~'S -
BILIOUS ATTACKS ave IL cured AID WHAT !, ssrrrs.
,.,yrhJyD BY the oecasnal Of he LrvER bvIGoai-
On. dose .t.r,a, !. cuff Glen. to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from ris =, Ing and sourins
Only dose taken before retiring prevents
ONLY one dose taken might loosens the bowels gen-
fly and cures COsTwssrss Emnv .,,,
One do'e taken after each meal viii csre DSsrs as s
One dose Of two teaspos II frs VII Always ehe'e oes
One bottle taken for female ob The
OIly one dose Immediately IL relieves Collie, whi~
One doe oRen repeated 10 for CHOLERA Nor
BUS, and q preventive of lCHoLEsA.
Only bottle needed to throw out Of me 'J'iem the
elects Of Ia edcne after lonel- sickness
On bottle taken for jazz DIcE removes all sailownss
One dose taien short eating gives vsor to the
One dose oten repeated cures CnRorIc DAnKHrA in
s worst FORMS while Sum nER and BOWL complaints
o. or two do.s cure Al, caused BY Wow. IN
world o. IL (dus III
few bottles cure DRoPsy Iby exciting the sbsorbsrta
We take pleasure e dine this medicine
preventive for PGvHR lAGUr, CHILL FIVE and all
FEyEps Of It operates with certainty AEd
thousands willing 70 testify Ito ts wonderful vrtueS
All who it giving thss unanimous testimony In hs
favor.
MI Water the with the lnvisontor, sad 'wsl0v
both together. - ..-o.
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and 10 daily
working uo. too great to believe cures BY pss
era geag beat and seldom mors sn one bofHe
10 required any hind Of LyER Complaint from the worst
oundiee Dpppsid common Headache al OF which are
ehe result Of DISEASED LIVER.
PRICE el PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, No 345 Byosdwsy New. foyh
Retail Agents in New York: FREDERICK " RUsHTON,
Nos 10 Asor House Barclay and i7 Broadway corner
Canal and al Druggists in the country.
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IMPORTANT SrII.--James Cunnir CHAM o. New
York formerly resident of Boston and oFneI OF the
steamer Admiral, plying between St. John ana Boston
hiss brought suit ssainsi the LATER city to IecCver
sN,Uo rAid by him 20 the S1pesin,en teat OF Asn
passengers for that port preyious TO 1873 when me
State took the Office. The eonsti tutonahty o. the
law r,quiring the payment Of head money on as'h
psss,ngsrs argued before .be United 5 ates "a
Preine Court in 1872 by lie Hot. Daniel We2'lsi aLu
81, Hon. John Dsy,. The law VS., declared uae'h,
s.nui'1si. TIE decis.oI E.hy avolse tie = III IL
State 10 90 sucgG. ten :mee larger han Us s''f"
,a.J.
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Alfnnal.

DE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL cures Neural
NJ GRXTHs ELECTRIC OIL cores Ipa,muaiOns snd
sssnirgs - .,,.,-,,,,c nv, - pt.s.., .,a
pl GRArus YLECTRIC OIL cures Pies srrains aui
FuYns
HE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL has cured
In PHI sdelphia sicue among whom arc GLo W.
WAsp eso Derry. esq, J CRAVtN, ESQ ). NoL.N,
NJ, FossjT and c;hefe at the hri 'sif faohy ~" oy
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
DENESYL WANNA RAIL OAD
II TILE CpEA At CENTRAL ROIITE

The Penn, yvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rail-
roads 70 and from Louis Mo- Alton Geens and Chicago H.
Issyette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spring
zsnsx,e Mssslon and Wooster Ohio; so with the steam
psoiet eoaas and New Orleans St. Louis Louisvs and
Cincinnati 49,
Through Tickets for the East Be had any Of the above
mentioned places 10 the West
Passengers win this the shorteS most expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and WeS- ~
YROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI in 80 HQUM
YROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
IRON NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOUA
Pare low any other route.
See hand bills In the hotels Of this city. "a,
Throngh Tchets or further information may b hsA ct Me
'n'0e VI w No Astor House. Broadway
y.rr.rx I Ik8 J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent