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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
M. DC VAL.EEr,s

SSFo"t French Esemedy for Fcmaso Irrczu.
furiiTes.
For Suppressed Mtasss Seansy, Delaying or I0tnf.t
-Aes@es for IVhit&e or Lenco14ca acit1 too Seantv
@s .Nsasss
Annyaluable medicine for females Ladies who suffer
from these difficulties aad know unpleasant 1t is to
describe themtO physician, appreciate the value of
simple yet efficient remedy, which they may always have
at hand, and apply at pleasure.
e'N~lI "s known that inc frequent Irregularities to
which young females subject, unless properly cured
frequently lay the oundatrn diseases of the most grave
and formidable Character comparatively few girls
glide OTor this period without either proper aid or the
mission Of The advantages Of home
dy for all such cases Will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGuLINS BUsHPGELD,
oetl Druggists, Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
MRS. wENsuOvr.

An experienced nurse and female physician has Soothing
syrup FOR children teetng, which greatly facilitates the
process Of eethlng by softenIng the gums reducing all in
hlmmaton-Wi allay pain, Is sure to regulate tie
bowels Depend upon 1t, mothers VIII give rest to your
selves aud relief andheal your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases Sec advertisement in another column
"ue4g 1TdAw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11


/ THE Homer CN. " Republican tells a pretty
story about rich old farmer in that section dis.
covering in tho young wife of mason his own
Legitimate daughter, by chance love in Alba.
ny, years ago, his receiving her and her husband
into his own household, and his making them
joint heirs to his property The pretty Albany
dressmaker, whose affections the old fellow
Chen young) had gained and tramplcd upon.
afterwards married a mechanic in one of the
river counties, and having died, her child was
forced to flee from the harsh treatment Of her
stePfather, gaining livelihood for timo as n
servant, and finally marrying right into the
nelghborhood of her own fathers large estate.
THE Western papers tell US that the "Iadiesp
Of town in Minnesota, being displeased at the
too liberal hospitality Of a gentleman who gave
male parties only, fell upon his house and do.
istroyed every kcg and bottle of the LIQUORS no
thus dispensed to their husbands. The Home
Jo"rnqtth inksthis an instance of fcmnlevolence
which is without precedent in history.
=-&saes< 60
/ y REGULARITY of Price, the prize fighterwho
had little transaction" last Thursday at Point
Atbino is said to be that the don't know when
he is WHIPPED and won't stop 10 epquire.p
"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

TINS RICHMOND ENQUIRER TAKES A RRI1sIous
TURN OF stISD-THE VINO MAKES A.SoTR OF r.
Ourineighbor Of. the Eaquirer made anexcel.
lent resolution few daysago, at which We were
hugely delighted lt5announced that it meant
To devoted its columns almost exclusively to the
proceedings ofsthes Episcopal Conventional
other words, that tpropo sed to turn its attens
ton toreligious matters, form while, aud give
up all thoughts about worldly concerns.
We have often thought that, as a religious
journal, the Enquirer would cut considerable
figure, and VIC do hope, in spite fits sinful
political instincts, twill firmly adhere tozits
noble and pious resolution. The spreading of
the truths of the Gospel among its readers, We
feelswel assured, will bofollowed by their speedy
conversion from the vile way of Locofocoisn.
and the openingSof their eyes toEthe glorious
light and liberty of the true Whigfaith. When
we see a great simmer, like the Enquirer, turn.
ing his attention to religions things our tender
heart oyerfows withjoy, and we feel like pats
ting him on the back every hour in the da y,
by way OF encouraging him to persevere in tile
right way, and never look behind.
If wescan be ofany service in aiding and en-
couraging ourzneighbor to press onfin the good
work, shall be happy to renderit. EG Nor can
we too warmly congratulate the Enquirer upon
its conversion from secular TO a religious
journal. Weanticipateth the happiest consequen.
ccS therefrom in all the benighted and sins
shall pray that ability may be given our regen-
Grated ncghbor to hold out faithfully to the end.
Truly, truly,
..Whlle the lamp holds out to burn,
The Yilest sInner may return"
In addition to the above, Ridgway gets off the
following about the Episcopal Convention, noN
in session in Richmond.
The Hotels, boarding houses, and private resi-.
denccs of our citizens are pretty well filled with
delegates and visitors to the Episcopal Conven-
ton, now in session in this city. There are
persons here from every State in the Union, and
visitors continue to tlock in, by every train
The wcather=is delightful, the ladios, as a gener
al thing, not particularly handsome, the men
pretty good,looking, considering the natural
nglincss of the sex, and the occasion passing of
pleasantly enough to all. big Richmond >
welcomes them all, a Ia lYise, with the right
hand and with the left" and wishes them all a
good time, generally.
BY the way, can any one tell US whether '.B
Doaelly" is in the city2 If he is, we propose
Il public demonstration in his honor. We offer
a reward for any inflammation concerning ..B
Donelly," should he happen to be in Richmond
Who speaks first? 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

We stated the other morning in our paper
that the Rev. Father Chiniquy, who, with about
six hundred followers. had seeded from the
Catholic Church, had joined that Of the Epis,
copal We see that we were in error in tho
latter particular. Ho publishes letter, in
which he says:
81 have not been little surprised to see in
some religious papers Of the Fast that had
Joined the Episcopal Church with the converted
brethren of st. Anne. certainly entertain the
greatest respect for that branch Of the Church
of Christ. The many true Christian virtues,
tto "d;--i.i- - lii lit, r,JunuIH
mary members of the Episcopal Church, have
told me more than all the dry arguments of
theology that the Episcopal Church Is certainly
a living branch of the living Tree of Life, which
Christ has planted and called His Church. But
it has been quite impossible to me, till now, to
determine whether could conscicntinuSly Join
that branch to the exclusion of the other de-
nominations of Evangelical Christians. The
terrible battles which l had to fight, day and
night, these last three years, against the giant
power Of Rome to break our chains, have so
m"ch absorbed my time that it has hccn i'm
possible to make the necessary inquiries, which
in honor and conscience must make before
taking such STEP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

Tnr Grand Jury of Chitten,len county. have
indicted tlh Vermont State Agricultural Society
as nuisance. The ground ofthe indictment is
that said Society has violated the law against
horse racing. Qneer people, those Yerrno6terz!
They get their living m1inIy by raising fast
horscs-and then forbid 'em to run
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

DE. Johnson, The great "leyiatban of litora.
ture, was, as is Vel known, an immense tea
drinker; but in Philadelphia there is a gentle
man who beats the burly Doctor, as he has
been known to drink twenty-o good sizod
cups Of tea at one sitting
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

PLEASANT PASSAGES BETWEEN EDlroRIAl
BRETunEN. she Boston Post:
The New York Times appears delighted at
the statement that the Administration has gone
into the mule trade II hopes to find Il market
TO which the New York Times makes this
exceedingly witty and digniEicd reply:
True oh Post! What chance had we Of sell.
ing out so long as the Administration contented
itself with the service Of Boston jacks? Now
that has risen to the dignity of mules the Post
will bray in vain.
Gentlemen, allow usto say that the above is
miserable. The argus and us in our palniest
days, never perpetrated anything half so mis-.
cradle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
j. b. SAEPPA I'd.

y
TNTIOLES ALE ( RETAIL Mapufactu OF Sfj7DrESz
w HARNESS. TlsUlVhS. Sc, No. 1913 Main ST. ai5y,.
Union pcctlly invite the attention OF tie ci,i
OF Wheeling and Others to lis large Saddle.
Genlemel's Saddles Of every varieE; Fine aud coarse
Collars, IIames &c, kc., all which b, good
wornen, OF the best atctel aud Will solo u tie
lowest possible rates.
Work every description made order aad all Kinds Of
repairing promptly attended Call examine my
stock. [sept91 J. b. SHEPPARD, 1873 NJ in It.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

We find the following notice Of domestic
matter, in the Washington States. We con.
gratulato the Sender over the event: "Afiss
Ellen Douglas received to day a most hearty
welcome from those who had the extreme pleas.
ure ofmaking her acquaintance. We congratn.
late the House of Douglas on the introduction
Of this new heir"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

The King of Prussia has become so much
bettert that his Majesty is able to get up every
day, and even to walk without assistance His
intellectual condition has also improved, and he
/ is said to manifest more interest in what takes
place around him. has inquired after members
of his family aud suite, and is now aware Of the
gravity ofhs own mnlady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

THIS furniture ofthe house where lodged the
mistress ofyouns Lane, the Fulton, n. Y, bank
robber, was sold at anclion day or two since,
The attendance was large and the sale brisk.-
One piano brought s325-hty per cent. its
original cost. There were great many ladies
present; some of whom bid enthusiastically,
while all looked with curiosity and satisfaction
at the dlnerent arricius eresa"cc. It "us
whispered that the opportunity and locality
were successfully taken advantage Of to sell
some stale old goods brought from some place
hther.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
For Rent
For Rent.

rgNEE two store adjoirai the Drug ocse o: 10
n EAi, i.st & Co on Q ii:.cy- street.
mytslt EaqatSr Of j. II. PENOLEros
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

TnR Syracuse IN. y Journal tells that in
that city last week, while cuuntryman in wait
ing for the departure of the cars was writing "a
letter in the Sherman House, the porter aus
nOuncel, "All aboard for the West!" The
countryman, in all earnestness responded
Tell EN- to wait minutostill finish,this lets
ter !''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

Tnrextracts which we publish from "Crny.
on" on.onr first page, this morning, arc decid
edlys rIch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

TnR Lynn (aIuss.l Bay Stuts makes some
Just and timely remarks upon ''the claims on
the press"-showing the itnpositions extor.
tons, &C., &c., that editors submit to, and very
properly urges the necessity for resistance 10
the unreasonable taxes levied upon us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

NJ BtoSDlN, the great rope walker, has pur--
chased. a house completely furnished, at Niaga.
IA Falls, for $4,000 cash-which amount is a
portion of the profits ofhislate feats across the
chasm OF. the Niagara during the summer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

ouR friends IN the adjoining counties of Ohio
and Pennsylvania, will confer favor by send-
inn US returns Of the result in their counties
as soon as possible after tits. ascertained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

a correspondent of the London Times de>
scribes a 'mOnster revival meeting at Armagh,
near Belfast, Ireland, which was attended by.
10000 persons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

SFAMPEDE MI%TURE-The greatest article ever brought
SE' tOF the cure OF bilious EeYers, &c, for sale
$ zue1S GkAuA3I'S DRUG STORE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

cHlEF Jusq1ce TraRr, Of California, formerly
of Texas, WHO killed Senator Broderie!s, had
two brothers edacated at Bethany College, and
we are not sure but he himself, was there ono
or. TWO sessions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

TuR generally adopted estimate in the South
for the coming cotton crop is four million bales
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

TINS property upon zShichzis the Natural
Bridge, in yirginia,zhas recently changed hands
for tho sum of twelve thousand dollars. Next
to the Falls Of Niagara it is the greatest natural
curiosity in the United States. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11

BY the way, can any one tell US whether ..B
Doaelly" is in the city2 If he is, we propose
a public demonstration in his honor. We offer
a reward for any information concerning "B
Donelly," should he happen to be in Richmond
Who speaks first?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
MONROE HOUSE.

N3T ESTEEM RESERVE cHEgsE-41 boxes prime quail
w " cseru Reserve Cheese, just received and for
sale by loetIll N. ri. LILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
financial.
QUARTERLY REPORT NJ the MUTUAL
~ sroadwu, for The Quarter GUIDING July 81, 1859.

QUARTERLY REPORT Of the MUTUAL
" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY o. Nhw'fohA- NO.
q Broadway for the Quarter eudne July 81, 1858
A....s a. per report Seh Apn. 1852. Si "
Receipts during the quarter ending Is. August ~ -. :.
1859 premiums and interest "N' Wv
s5seail7 s.
Dibur.men,s during the quutor......'''' l% s4' 81
Cab ,..., a, ,.,l,.s s5ssSI74 z
Additional being interest accrued not due, M uo a.
deferred premiums .nd due from agents s'' v"
Claims unpaid trOt duel, ffso -.
Nun. Der OF Policir. issued dunog the quarter, Jos
Number of Pclicies in force. Il, 49,
Amoun. insured, s5j.S25 $50 ,,u..L
hv- carefully examined the shove Statement snd believe TIE
10 be correct SHETLAND hO'iA'o' A0s~Al''
Th, Coup offers the following advantages TO persons ~
ter ding 20 n-Irr their lives:
IL Cssn Assets ere thsn tho.e OF sny ether Life nsa
rance Company il the Uuted STATES. smoontins 10
SS5,150,000.
The proportion Of Il, Cssh Assets 10 the amount a. rk
greater han thst OF any Other Life Insurance company III 'a
United States.
II. Rates Of Premium lower ,h.n those Of the MINORITY OF
other Life Insurance Conpsnesys is Dividends nave been
sreatsr
than that Of sy ether Life Insurance Company ia either Aue
lea or Europe experience has been made knowns resu
iu the bsh.s, degree tsvorssi- 20 Policy holders
of lives insured in this IA npary greatly exeds
tia; .uy Life Insurance Cocpany in the United
aord security above them sI-th- necessary "a" OF
.vers2e having scope tor oPsrati'u ,,p,
The Ass- II the C0mpauy ar invested tScas'e on o'o
aud or Es;st the City and STATE OF Ne" YORK
foube The amount os0ei ana Dear
ing interest Seven per The sold and rcury OF ts
d. psitiou the ConpaIy Funds csanot be ovrrSt~1
Norg-Th. business OF this Company s conducted on the
Mutual priucpe s'rict-st OF the tefi the rnfs
surplus expenses aons 6ene eqa'soy e
vided among the assured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
Gummer Retreats.
= ITTANINNY HOUSE,

KITTANINNY HOUSE,
II DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This place having been much crowded 40 psvent mNy
from obtaining accommodations IN within f-w days
he Proprietor 70 those who wish TO visit we
Gap hereafter and 70 spend few days or ~eeks duIt se
sl su,urnus ssasu ths, they b. accommodated with
comfortable rooms =
Lave Pier No N. R. boats of Central Railroad Com
pan1 az New Jersey ~ click AMI sive at tue Gap 10 FIVE
I'M, L. w. BRODHEAD Prgpnetor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

rJvO SOUTHERN and WESTERN DEALERS;
l -MAPEy AGRICULTURAL lHPLLsEsI Aoa s III
,N.RfIiorTsE No. l32 and ia Nassau St and No BEES
-, n Y-Tbe stook includes oil the imProyed hru:
PIo~, Tanning Mills. Pots.o Dererh .tc Al t p o. ~
emu me. sop', shovel. Hsrd~ Of variou. tinds seeds
eA GARDEN and Flower Garden seeds raised expressly io
~. .s..hi;.bm.., on the farm Of Prof Jsa j. hspes
Yertil,sr,-Gusno Maps NIogcnzsd Supe,,Phsphsfe o.
Lime. . go ~ 70 49,, 80 ~ a. n.,x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

BOARD or TRUSTEES
rRrnyRTCK : WINSTON WILLARD FILLMORE,
iGHS \ i pBITYN ALEX W. BRADFORD,
WILLIAM MOORE, JOAN N SlL an
JOsppH BI.INT GEORGE K CLARK,
R0REeT " M'CITRDY SAMUEL +. sPROULLS,
isAAC GRFFN PEARSON, SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL,
IOHN n SWIFT LUCtUS ROBINSON,
WM RISKER SAMUEL n. BABCOCk,
WILLIAM BELTS. tMLlN bbAhE;,
IoIJ% p YELVERTOS, DAVID HOADLEYt
JOHN WApSNORTH, HENkf A SMfinra,
ALFRED EDWARDS WILLIAM " bhADf'
" SMITH BROWN, r. poDut,r
RICHARD PATRICK, GEOh1e COr'
WILLIAM H. POPHAM, NM $1,000 r,ru
LUXURIOUS EDGERION, nAIiANieL nA,un,,y,,
GTpG : - NORTON JOHN D. DENELlN
Nh FREDERICK S WINSTOS. President
A;tusry-SHGPPARD HoNASs.
Secre.ary-IsAAc ABBATT -, n a, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
Cry NsyrcToR's DEPARTMENT, No CEsTRt.sTr}
Nxw.YoRK, Aug -. 1853. :
NOTICE To INDERrAKERS SECTIONS

IN ard OrHERS0n aud after The IL; Of September n1 a
grantn burial permits will b. discontinued sgo me
$40 CIV b. air ed only at the oiss thu CITY INSPEC
TOR NJ Ceoirest sod AZ the Office Of o.. ClkSs hah
SAY No IOl Of 6ths Ferry Masters S-au Dor
C,rsss Railroad Conductor Express Agents. aud al other
receiving burial permits requested return the same
70 The Cit, Inspector. Office the frat DAY OF every mon Tor
toe purpose Of comparing with the original certificate on NE In
this Office. =, -,
Particular attention called he following extract OF az ord
nance Common Cou Gil passed pill -, lss which VIII
be strictly enforced: -.
other atfached % eny steau
sailing ober vessel or 70 auT stag. ra
public pvste shs convey the body Of
Adv who has cred IN the City o. Nrwfos beyond the
r q said city, without permit from the City Inspector
,se pcuey 900 Cor o-nse T. BE- collected from
tee per,ou peons ocnoog ssversy and respectively
To eDsbe the City Inspector 20 pge permit iJr ne ban- on
roy the body who has died out ct ths city,
bros sbt here for iDtsrment viii be necessary 70 pode
the certificate Of phyan duly artnenca'ed s'atins
and where the peson ard Of Whist disease the writ
ten permission Of OF the Corcne consenng to the giving
of such permit , -, .,
No charge made under any circumstances for ;he ganns
Of peImi,s DANIEL y. DELAVAN. City Inspector.
CYRUS RAMSAY, NJ. D.,
Registrar Of Records and Registrar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
JNDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w Grand PIANOS.
sTHIEWAf sons invite and the pGeLci s-n.ssl
q cal And examine tb-T newly invented OvtRSTRISo
GRAND PIANO wtict, r power ard quality o. tone pro-
uouuc-d superior Any other Grand Plans al
,nin-6 srong WHOM III musical Of corn.
Nv sues a. r Golcbsck Tn Hasan Editor a: The Musical
sevisvl L { Hill. ". A King y iis.su. II. C. Tinun. Z
e. Wo-s.L,apt. A y WOOD, .pi n. " ether,
sTfINWAY L SONS,
H.nut.c.s1eIl Ms. 81 ane 81 walkers E.wYoit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
METROPOLITAN POLICE

NI Owners sre wanted by C. j. WARREN, Properly Osik
No. as broom It. for
A h.ok horse found sstrsyi
A CLINKER SOA1. taken floIn boys
AYACUT BOAT. founo 10 L"os i.lsod Sound;
A bo1 az SPOONS, " gross. p~Ster stolen;
Al Of silver snd Piared SPOONS and FORKS
A COAT and PARASOL, found 10 au omnion''
t,a,. Cen. She's &C from shoplttrTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
Z OOK AT THESE PRICES of the NEW LINE

sta.T.s. $50. Second Cabin Cts; First Cabin. eliza
including Rsilrosd Ticket.
The fayori,e Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Capt Tnht~
o.ngb N cave from Pier No North River MONDAY, Sgt
.t2 O'Clock "a connecting via Panama RAILROAD viii he
Steamship the Pacific Ocean
connection at the lsthnus - 90, 49,.
The North Star" will succeed the Northern Light NJ
leave Esw.YoIk Goth september. -
For freight passage spplJ to ID B. Aleu- Agent Ne
Bowling Green, NV. fort City
have hiu-p a ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26
Ga nobcm il mau Concern.

AN American Lady aged = years OF sooa e%o
cs' u hs,. n.eIgen, yoans Map WITH SI Nv.
70 MsTRMoNy Ire ~I b S bansrsb~ principles.
goDe 7. AIN Box 40 Tribune Oice for two days hee'
ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

$50 HSasg Man having .. tns : s ss
gwen i week for the use OF the sane Address
JAMES Madisor.s 4usre Po,t Office for hwith
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Cotton and Other Goods taken frsn, at current rate

vJNHF BRITISH and NOklh AnsnA0Sn
ROYAL MAIL SrEAMSHlPS
from H-w-yort TO Livsr2osi -
Chief Csbin Passas-. .'.'''''''>'
ge.ond Cabin Passage, .''''''s'F
FROM Boston o Lv-rpoo
Chi-f Cabin Passage.
yecond Cabin Pasasse..
rhs ship from Boston call at Hsi'ss -. -,
avspts en-, 7 Stone AMERICA, Capt Mila6
al. ca, = a. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt AsacDa
sTp1c, On, shannon EUROPA. Cap, J. LetA
-. .s... csrrv . clear white Ugh, msxressa Scees
~ ps1x 1,St,n. Leaves New York Wednesday, Ava
esSJS s-ons Leaves Boston =. w-inssday. Aus n
LA Lot. .... Leave. New York. "Wednesday, Aus 81
AMERICA Mlar.... Leaves bosto. WEDNESDAY sep.
AFRICA shannon. Leaves New fofs W ~ orshsT SeP
EUROPA Le:cb..... Leaves Boston edn~sdsf SeH
PERSIA Judkins Leaves Ne" ORA p" eahssssy sept
ssrths not secured until paid of
o. ~ the.s .b,ps will ao< scocun.Abis kx 60
sxey snIon Specie Je~elry Precious Stones AstA -
= hl. ~ ssIns Are sigaed the vst,s r,>
ssr in eIyr-.,eS yor freight or passage spp.yeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

fI'HE DhiDOS IA LEM AiiAO-E IN
AZ, 81 Il the t scale Of The cxp.risncei
aorir.en creates perf-co II mechanical sui AMI ths
49, st-Tis employed H. -Aelr Manufacture
They constructed si On frame or bee PATE entirely
,psre,- fr r .hGs relieving he boards
Al, s yocdwor from the strain Of the ,rug making then
crct 4orr SOLID sd enduring Th-e sounding boards
,.rs.d tho.. q violin giving Tee tiB the Of N
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