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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

an Rem spseiElly .tor the L'e5ies, The large
At hat, a Ia mous2uettire which, has been so
much worn of late atthe French Court, has
been replaced by the simple gypsy hat, tied down
by gauze scarf, which fastens it beneath the
chin. Tho B,npress.is said to have named this
hat the solve" from the Vicar of Wakefield, y
and has worn it.with great success in her ram.
bles about the park aud gardens of ST Cloud
The ladies of the Imperial Court have followed
her example. and the mousquetaire is, conse-
quontly exploded.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dire You Bi1iousl Use Todd's Pills! Are
you costivc?. Use Todd's Pills! Have you
Headache? Use Todd's Pills. Have you Liver
Complaint Use Todd's Pills Have you Dys.
pepsiag Use Iodd's Pills Have you a ColdP
Use Todd's PiIlsl Do you want safe Family
Medicine9 Use Todd's Pills Do you want
reliable Family ,Medieinc2 Use Todd's Pil.s!-
they have been proved, by an experience of 80
years. They are more popular than ever be
fore. They arc compounded with great care
nnd from the purest 04ateridl Theyare used
in almost all parts of the Union. They are all
they profess to be. Try theml T. H. Logan
4 Co., Wholesale Agents D.
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~ THE HA1R-People have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads, and the only heretofore known
has been those aho;nnable wigs By discovery
Wood these articles being with,
have b.en 90 ofte1 fmposed uuon y Hair Tones of I
en kinds TO all such persons earnestly make the
quest that they will again, fcr in Woods RtBtor.
tive there is tucI thing fall We know Of lady
bald who used the article short time, and head
completely With the ttnest beautiful
We know Of numerous where hair
rapidly falling which restored in greater perfec.
ton than II eyer had been bef6fe.
1t is also without doubt the best for keep
ing the hair in good condition. making It soft glossy,
removing dandu, AMI has proved itself the greatest
my to all the Ills that hair is heir TO.
1t Is tile every improve their personal ap.
pearance, though some may IN regard to the Of
doing but every will admit that beautiful head
HAIR either in man OF woman object much te be d..
sired, and there that should be LEFT unie
to obtain such WO1ldfS AdE0c1te,
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CosnocroN. OHIO. Nny. Il. e

UOSHOCfON, Ohio, Nov. II, 1856.
o. J. WOOD C0.-Gentss As i have been enRaE edin
ceiling your Hair Resoratiye the last season for of
your local agents Or. 81 Hackinson and having expsrt-
enced the beneficial effects OF it myself, would like to OBJ
tain agency the staIeof OHIO or some state
West, should wish make such ngement,
convinced there T. a6tlg eQWGt 70 4 81 Tie Ufted
dtes TestOEfRg fs hair. have been engaged In the
Drug business dOr9aeVeral yafs, and have sold
lions for the hair hut have found nothing tlatr
stores the Becretivs organs the scalp well
what It TO bel would ike the
sale Of 1t, forI am satisfied Il must sell.
~ You're truly 80 s.. g. sToQKAfAN.a
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l.ss CINCINNATI MARKET.
AuausT 14.-Flodr unchanged and frm =
Whisky %. Professionalism
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T0nic!-Every one, at times, feels. the ,neces,
~ity of some restorative of the vital powers
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instcadlof flying
to tue alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements Of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints Of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved a remarkable preventative and cure
3. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. 81 Monroe
SEE advertisement of Dr. sanford's Liver In
vigoratnr in another column
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The Ono Legged Nda--of whom We spoke
on Friday, was sent TO jail the same evening by
AID. Duty, for an assault upon Mr.. Jepson, of
Market street After parading the streets fora
whole day, safeguarding ladies' and rendering
himself a grievious nuisance he struck Mr.. Jep
s'n, with heavy stick. A commemorative
warrant was sworn out and he was sent to Jail
for trial before the county court
- 80. a.. - ~ y. i.
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ThAN SOC, 600 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE sgEs
NEW ENGLAND STATES
80 N ONE y ia =. -.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PRO-. O. j. wooD. FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently never
had rival. Volume after volume might be given
parts of the world and The Intelligent, prove
that II Is perfect etOruics; the circular and
you cannot doubts read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

a Recon Saturday last an affair occurred
on the landing, which caused more excitement
than we have seen there for long time. An
express man was conveying some goods from
the steamer Albemarle, when one of the deck.
hands of the boat stopped the horse by yelling
"rhOa," The express man left his wagon, and
approaching tho deckaneer, smote him in the
tlroat. The ecker got away from the express
man, and jumping into q sAitt pulled vigorous
y down stream. The express man jumpedinto
another skif and followed. Away they pulled,
amid the yels of the spectators, one for life and
the other for revenge For about aquarter Of
mile neither seemed to gain. Then the express
man, by tremendous effort, came along side,
aud for time they ran neck and neck. The
decker touched the shore ut West Wheeling y
little IN advance of his antagonist, and Just as
he reached the top of tile bank the express man
reached for him aud brought him up standing
The express man, after kicking and dumping
his captive for about twenty minutes, let him
Co. aud come back to this city, crowned With
mud, sweat and victory, presenting walking
warning to all mischief loylngideck hands,
4
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Ct1NCINsA ATT soAPs-lUV boxes German ana oieiDe-
tgsi IA. NBtoAIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

The accident at .Bolitoin's Fsrrry5.-The two
drovers recently Injured bySthe accident at BEN
toms Ferry, on the Baltimore and Ohio road
are in fair way to1rccover. The trains were
running in convoy. The one containing the
drovers, who were in the, hindmost Scar, had
stopped at Benton's Ferry, to take water and
was standing upon the main track. The next
train came up 1.-The engineer upon which is
supposed to have been asleep-andi without
checking its speed, ran into the forward train,
tearing the hindmost car into flinders, aud de.
m fishing several others. 1t is said by thosie,
who saw the accident that the engineer could
offer possible paIliation for his gross neglect
Of duty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

Dsata6y Doo,Ontag.-on Thursday. night
last between nine and ten o'clock, Mr.. John.
A. King met his death, by drowning, together
with his two horses while attempting to cross.
Worthington Greek, near Parkersburgh He
was on his way home from town on horseback
driving his wagon in which was his son, a boy
some eight or ten years ofagc. The next morning
the creek having failen, the dead horses we're
found on the first rifle, about two hundredyards
below, and Mr.. Kings corpse between them. He
was buried from Mr. HaFper's residence on Fri-
day. Mr. King leaves'a wife and eight children
TO mourn hisloss. ~
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Dress Ctotting-see the advertisement of
Mrs. Randall, to the ladies Of Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

7AususTA, GA.sAug. l4.-Gen. Walker passed
through here yesterday morning, en- routefor
the north.
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SHOCKING MURDER.

HA4ProNBrNG. Orange Co.. N. Y, Aug. "a
Last right Peter Shoerbick and Margaret Shealy
were both murdered by an unsuccessful rival
Great cxcitement exists in the vicinity i'm con-
sequence, aud a general search for the murderer
is being made. He has thus far eluded dis
so7YHs very
[ CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Aetive preparations arc
aheinglmade underauspicesoft the Board of Trade.
for,the purpose of suitable demonstration on
the receipt of the Queens message. A large
amount has been subscribed. AT a meeting to-
day aIcommittee was appointed to draft resolu-
tions congratulatory to Gyms w Field
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q. 40 PRLNrERs-1ys haxe ia.t rec.lz.n traua- !.

~" 70 PRtNrERS-We have just received from the
manufacturing establishment OF H. D. Wade Few York
is supsior to any Ink We have heretofore offered to the
Ir assortment Is all colors
and all prices We solicitcash orders News Ink In
~ and 30 ib kegs, a. 25 per pound No ink sent
unless the money accompanies the order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-16

q q fls4sgpt se.75Nat0re las 50 ARRANGED
TINS section of country that there Is not within
three Or four mileso the,city a,place where
pleasant drive can be enjoyed, upon any of the
roads leading from.town InfyisW Of this fact
we notice that'our citizens are }resor,inl to the
Fair. Grounds on the Island Every evening
hpds quite q large rQnber of families over there
Z ! carriages and hacks. All horses egincing the
least signs of being ''goers, must be exercised
there, and lovers of horses must, be there tosee.
Toe Island sthqs converted into d gay and
lively place. where m hour may be agreeably
and probably spent. - 49, Z & n
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JUSl RE(jEIVED:
PIE BEsT Is THE CHEAPRsT.

m aWE ENEY q SONS FRENCH PATTERN
FLINT GLASS FRUIT JARS, with Ground Glass
Shoppers, made of fine clear glass, tempered boil,
India Rubber Tin Of Cork to render them arttght, have
as the best article for the purpose in market.
S I'D, whole sale and RETAIL by n SWEENEY a. SON,
Manufacturers of Glassware, Importers China, Queens.
f39. ware and House Furnishing Goods,
aug3 No 85 VIA IN, ~ :. w heeIfnu Wa,
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NaEheEf.l =


~ q t5S E95t Bye ana
A4G5E IN 9.8z4sIhEDagd RAe0ARPE98 :
Yard asi dg gqPsoE agred Ser 81 snperdas SPY
CarpFt q only y per PER iish
Slss Velvet csEpsts g glrd MAJ.
ing 81 VIDE Tor only % cents
k28 gerpetl - vide,
Very me Hearth kuH9 for only RS
Mort9 in.Eealty 81 laR3sLnl iHIEz. HEY8IAN.
ReaperS and Mowers. . 80 -
ME adyantaEs and economy Harvesting Machines
- has been - 4py demon SrgSf
matter OF ueeeasiy4
no longeE a4ordt be Ntt1ouE EhoSsgo
puFchaSe THIS begsptl theft
~ Crqer 90 secure maehtuet t6hfhg haTVeHf
me 4ubsert6eFS prepared
e puYeFss and can give tAe11 ~
testep and reliable ;ne8 manu- Es3ess
ana Yasfantedt % the extent of paT6haSE
We would invite 4ttention 20 following
4cooEmaeks, Combined Reaper ana Mower, faa
$50 4uttaanG 4lleFtG. do
4tktnss do 40 - geff I,Ilsy7 slsfi.s Z
| - 4ssS York. 4stuSie Reaper, 8 i1l-I
Ball's 80 40 7do ffse
/; a4ts6tl6B
leLo Dealers n 4grigtltaFal lgnae4Ess ss5E
| - Wheellng, Va.
| ii ~ Ssg l llVslnilS yc!ls, zEeseISed ~
. IN
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PreserVeG Jats---.NeW Ar

TNWs bUEepIe 81
TTOBBS 4 BARN rs, Successors to ]. Durham Co..
III have preserving fruits
&C. superior to anything of the kind
For hepurpose designed, they the durable
est and best adapted article nuse-w lifetime
retain Then IL examine, pur
chasing elsewhere. flll5 90 4sf s7 . = aue9
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FIRST GLASS PHOTOGRAPHs
NOW FOR THE FIRST TINE MADE IN wuEE1lNG.
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ReapeF0 and b. 0UTf47-l

NgW EEh &VaEniN
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9lE9' !oII No. $40 Morgan Street, SC. Louis, having
suffered for 'hFce years With t0r, and tFIedmSny
pr S Tithog BY
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,,l = . E1lPHIs. IBaH., Nov, 4Sth, 1851.
hereby csFtiiy that haylng been baby bru5ed nns
meto try Bragg Arctic Linnent. EabinStHnt
ted scalda, and In very short Tine
the pAln from the IN tyo week. ~
well, and able TO resume my business o s,I5
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NHy viii open this day choice assortmsrt Of Roodq foy
w travelling dretseoa Consisting Of sfIisi
-.l =l' Piilt de CheVrea, sJ7a..re 4
rs ~ 5BIlfquibs Cl6thS,sf a3skl
Plain Plaid and Bayadere PoulIER. rs re
DueSls in diRsrens bEyisg 49, r5fzr iss.f
49, y sPlaG6 G9IbfSdi Fo1lhfde rsez
|. ALso-tOp pc. III BLACK ana hIte Cheek prn4a +
9sl = sBEIsREBL & 9WEARfNsEN
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HMUSEsuENTs.

w hbiAGR y THEATRE.
w LAST TWO NIGHTS (tc consequence VI ufs p1rinc
ton OF d nc Ave &C. comedy, Of Mr. Bcuganfs great ale
EEYTUNEs DEFEAT.
sEyDRE or THE sFA5
Tuesdag ARRIAGE LOTTERY, DflHb Pok LOW
ara EE9'ru N!GS EEFFAT -. -,
ana NEI TUNE 3 DEFEAT
Dafng the viii be produced anew ana original Ave act
comedy Illustrative Of life and maroers IN New York ani
written expressly fo- hs theatre by geneman o. tina Guy
entitled WHEAT AND Oh AFT.
Shasaetefs By Mr. Lester walsek M John B,ouga,n ~
Nhesteigi Nj jo, Sloan. Mr. II Is. Phillips Mr. fioyo fi
nandier Nh evere. ii. Jefre~ Mr. I've Mr. CbppendA'e
NJ Bernard Nc rarsloe, Mrs Hoey Miss MARI oannon
Mrs 8ra1n. Miss ulri~an, &c
The COMEDY all be produced with
Hew and superb Scenery aud Appointments
Doors open n 7. commence t,&
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ANUsE9IErrs.


NrBLo'S GARDEN
IN Tickets 20 cents no reserved seats
Doors open at 7. 10 commence nj Z o'ciOk
LAST NIGHT OF PAuVRETTE,
which must be positively withdrawn after this evening 70 give
place to
Elghth week OF lhe engagement of
Miss AGNES RoBERT5oE
who will appear, assisted ~
The suthor M BOURCiCAULT and he talented compsroy
TUESDAY FyEsIsc, Oct ~ 1903
new romantic drama. ~ three acts, emitted
PAUvRrrTE,
written by Dion Bourccaa author of "Jessie Brown Sc
Act The Itetreatof Na5Oleou from MoscowThe ruined
hut near Wilma ia Russia sherwood
Act II-Tabieau H-The Village OF 81. Diner. In the
AIDS Isher~ood and FrcdericLs
The Hu, Of Aauvret.-
TIE AVALANCHE andthe SEA OF SNOW
Act III -Tabesu iN-ri,s Chateau OF Grandva and too
Wednesday will be produced
A GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA.
IN SIX TABLEAUX, entitled
THE POPE OF ROME,
By Dion 6ourc1caut author OF de sic BgowB "Pagrec,
&c. Astounding In adventure and historical incidents Illus
rated with gorgeous scenery magnceuce
hitherto attempted New muaic aud
Gu the FIRST Night of ths Drams
Tho Winter Season will be Commenced
CHANGE OF TIME.
The curtain will rise at x. doors will open AT 6&
The upper tier OF boxes viii be openej at Is cents
- Entrance In Crosby street.
vii be fitted up with every luxury. sdl riding
AMPLE ROOM TO EACH SEAT
with comfort 70 the occupant the the
THESE SEATS MAY BE SECURED,
and viii be keptcE The purchaser the petonance
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pARNUMs MUsEuM.-THE BEARDED RABy, ONLY
IL FOUR old, and iuxnriatss m ample Beard
and Wtskers THfODON Mimic Word y Theatre o. Arts
together with the famous Dr. VALENTINES cnnshe~ n
tuesday afternoon at as well a. eyerins - o'clock lhe
Infant Esau, the Grand Aqusria the H. sy tc 70 De
seen a. AL times Abundance % al d cenis Cadren under
ten, - cents
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DRYANTS MTNsTREIs
ID Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway, above Grant street.
Monday Oct 70 and every evening during the week.
The Excelsior Troupe OF the World. More Novelties,
JERRY and DAN BRYANT. the Star African Deineators
in sughabe burlesque entitled TIE SIEGE or LUCK
NOW, toSether with Songs Dances Solos Cumiosies
Plantation Scenes &c The RIVAL DARKIEs, CLUBS ARE
TRUMpS, ALPINE WAaBIERS &C. Change of nme.-
Doors open at ga; commence a. ~ Tickets Is cents
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FRENCH ADVERTIsENENTs.

nN DEMASDE iMwEnTATEMENr uNE FRANCHISE
W bonnc enfants sadresser peraonne a Mon.
Clarinet, bureau 81 Herald avaut heuras de
levee.
nN DEwANDF, POUR sOfGNER DEUx ENFASs
~ bonne Pfutes,ane. adfesser No. IS 25e rte
Guest, Dc pa " heures du mstin.
T-NF DANE DENAxDF UNF JEUNE coUrURrTRr
L fraugase thunie de- homes ommcG sdre.
an No Clinton place, dams IA htlemc rue. pres DC
Broadway,
T-NE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE oBTfNIR UNE
u place CONNIE boaue enfants eie opudre in upu
lille Re BONES recommendations ssdreser No 81 i3e
rue, Quest
T-NE DANE FRANCHISE DESIRE TRouvER SON
u passage pour rEurope pour sotgner des enfans
femme dc ohaabre Staircase - Greene s. ohanbre No
J-NE JEUNE PERSoNNE RECEvwENr ARRIVE
Europe desire placer femme
ismle amercane ellie conna parfsiement le service
Sadresser 0u No S y av an coin d. IA 2e sec0ui
e,sge.
TINE JEUEE FILE FRANCHISE. sACuANr BTEN
~ corfre desirerat plteeg CUmme bonne dcucants
s'adrcsser lsrue Thompson
TINE JEUNE DANE ARRIyANI ne PARIS DESIRE
~ tFouvcr famte aler IN Nouveuc Orleans
dams lea enycns CONNIE lame de Compague pour
donfens DE bonoes apront dnnnees
adresser chez lie Ggon couuree 80 Wooster dc I'd
a. heures poat irois Jours.
IvNE DENoIsELLE FRANCHISE AYANr JOUEoURs
u sognse dos ieunes enfans desire placer dams Ca
mile amercane Ellie salt parfaiement lac Ele parle
aussi lia6n Elc peut bonner de meie8rs Ia
tons Sadesser All No l2t Est 2e De 10 heures De
lapres mtti
I-NR FRANCHISE DESIRE sR TLACER CONNIE BON
crmmendaiions Sairescr No lS2 g. eu're IA 2s e.
he rue, pour deux Jours.
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CONCERT AT NIBIo's SALOON
" TN TUESDAY EVENING. oct %, 1850
DEBUT OF
Miss KATE Dan
assisted by the follow ing artists
w. III. COOKE tenor, r. MOfIFNffAUER, VIOLA
LOUIS sCHREIBER cornet piston; g. I. EVANS pls.o.
To be had At VIM. Hall a Sons Firth Pond 90 a. and Il
T. j. Croweas book OF Fourth aud Broad
wal
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CINcINNAIL ,,.,.,-,,,
IN LOUrSyTILE THEATRE LOUfsNIisIE.
During my temporary sbssnce IN Calior,is al susns
aires must addressed 10 Mr. wM REYNOLDS Acting Ma
"'se' 'au0ns' "e'''s' Lswfs BAKER, sole Lessee
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FURNITURE.
fyHEsrkUr AND GRAINED AND FIRST PRENTTs
~ enameiled furniture Of superior and warranted
fActu-e, NJ HARRINGTON vsreronns "a Canal IT, npps
ne Wooster street xsnufaetory, " and ~ woossr sfest
ss.sblAhed iu is43.
ENAMTLLED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE ~
~ all colors and styles wholesale and retail prices
~ and upwsr WARREN WARD, ri Canal s.sesa lot8
No. 81, four doors east u Broadway, New York.
E'URNTruRE, FURNrTURS-THE HIGHEST CASE
price raid for household Office and other furnre paals
carpeng aud merchandise LIBERAL al anres made hgses
wagons harness pianos furniture watches, dAnOaas,
tng machines &c, 70 be so'f stored
RICHARD WALTERS, % Cstharlne s'raet
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READy MONTY AFFAIR
value given n ready money Tor furniture, carpets books
&c &c at Y xh avenue between Ninth aud Tenth Streets
L'oR Observation-Disclosures ONLY ONE YEAR
a havng been made to order aud 70 be sold
q departure AZ astonishing low prices see at No ~
Amty stree, from " Mto2P, NJ.
AfANTEL MIRRORS WANTED FOR CASH -WANTrD
M two mante mirrors; size with frames sx feet al niche,
high by eve feet inch wide be in good orjpr
line addressed 70 Clinton, Herald oace win receive
prompt attention ~
TO CABINET MAKERS AND FURNITURE pFATFRs
Waited few articles Of parlor furniture ~ be pai Tor
Wholly q ~ part n dentistry BY ds Class dentist Al lress
W. W. r., bon ti6 Herald ONCE
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wISTrRHAIrERs CELEBRATED
rLORINDF,
0ther pictures of French artists such r. Muller
Isamhert Compte Cas Isnfan de- Metz Fichel Bsume &c
NV g cyhb.tier ADMISSION 2s cents
0oygIL co, @s Broadway
n, KSQEpLER, suecessoe
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SPORTING.

L'0R sArF-A HANDSOME YOUNG SETTER coon
bfeed rerfoms vel Tor hs age ani expcrlanrs. "
good retrieve. VIA ~ sofa cheap Apply al No Monroe
street near Cs,hagine 10 The grocery store
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"SArNE OIL PErr"-THE MELANCHOLY Loss Or
- life attendant upon the laundering The Central
America Arctic Pacific Austria and others Indicates n
All ne ing mini That adequate means tor self preserva alton
that while the ngcr nifty Of sxed o. tn utmost ~ guard
preserve AMI keep treasures which only valuable while
life exists that his great liz itself this vital principle which
ainaes every movement and without winch ali cses taught
shd be earelessiy rsked heedesy guarded and
M prccau'ou taken - quart tat which the Giver Of
a alone can hes0w and which when lost ia Lost forever
s induce them to travel She highways Of where
many have found wsery The undersigned docs with
TIE fu conviction and belief that h. furnish them
combining requisite Of safety IA times " danger AMI
genCy The invention IN The form ~ shirt easily
en- be worn either under outside % The ordinary sppa
leaving all the limbs perfect freedom the
mos, vital portions Of the body The material very strong
o same time ga and compact and cannot be affected by
ordinary shirt and Cor the of lsics and children
nd Itself The Inventor would avoid saying 11 much IN
BITS own behalf Int takes pride IN referring - the testimonials
81 gentlemen. ihan whom stand higher " hu
manly Of large extended practical experience and Who have
pvcn him their unqualified oprou ~ approval that this
i ne best and complete ie exant To al ira
au ne possession u one fa give confidence
emergency on Western aud waters accidents
err almost day occurrences and occasion has
happened, but what many valuable lives might have been
siori ieen % hsn loW many dcsoate homes, widowed
haatts orphan children calm reflection
this subject must direct attention % them The stsunchest
SHIPS aud steamers have down and will continue to DO
qu peu but the undersigned most sincerely and truly arms
hat erded by one ~ these life preserving shirts the
calmly and confidently buffet The bowling storm and midst
winds and mad
and float calmly and securely upon
Attention s earnestly solicited examination requested
the depot If the subscriber, who will take pleasure In show
ING this article assuring the community that call upon him
does not involve purchase CHARLES =. BUNKER,
d York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHATHAM BANK ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELEC-
" ton for directors and for inspectors OF the succeeding
nual election will be held al the banking house Monday
November 1853 between the IL O'Clock
Pr. III. By order Of the BOARD.
o. II SCHREINER, Cashier.
MILLIONS or DOLLARS UNCLAIMED. PER.
M sons supposed heirs TO property IN England and else
where obtain information by applying 70 Mr. HAYS next
kin and heradry Office 1877 Broadway New Wanted
VIM. Toeel let England 1870 VIM Bid of Lincoln
SHIRE LEFT 1851 Abraham Pooa Van Baggen left Holland 1854
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF TUE UNION BUILDING
IN Associatioulhe Board of Directors OF the above
citation, demand payment from the shareholders that in
OF dues all sums due by them said Association in
accordance with act of Incorporation OF said association passed
April TO- 1851 Once iss Mercer street Attendance
Tuesday evening, from 10 3 Il. NJ
RoBT. THOMSON, Secretary