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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05
BILLIARDS.
ESTABLISHED IN lS49
u 30 Ann street. New York.
BILLIARD TABLES.
L. DEcKERS
PII Re EIASTIC COMRIN ALTON CUSHIONS


PURE ELASTIC Z co M ma CUSHIONS,
Ad' fai 20 gSo So sas or afsse beds
cples required perfect billiard cushion The material
used their the face and at the
he called improvements il billiard csshlors were made
aSd 1 Te h sSs in
sad s p
and % Ss Be- Be one cushion
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
Mr. LEVI DECKER: sr-Enclosed please find check for 81;
b" and they are doing Vsv Well s mp
r here who say that they the best tables they
truly, snvEr d DouenERTy.
Dear have have S Been 81 is
aud In running order They give entire satisfaction
0COnners make have been put here and Judges that
sacrifice. Yours respectfully EUGENE BEEBE
can apply my improved cushions old wood bed tables
an a WIN satin wood oak or mahogany Of hs
finest quality Without charge The choice wood
o% PRICES Tary from $50 500 according s size
hsp ss cam he supplied one dy orders from
The material my tables warranted to be of the
ss a 10
Orders BY mail viii receive prompt attention and will
warrant the OF L. pE6kRs sad makers
90 Ann street, New York
tables and one second hand billiard table; viii be sold
cheap, the owner has no use for them Apply at W. III.
Green's billiard ROOM 6lS Broadway.
ORLEANS IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
PATENTED FEB 10, 1856; OCT %, 1856; DEC. s. 1857;
JAN. II, 1855; NOV. IL, 1885
These tables well known be the the world.
For sale en' at the manpiac,ory 81 and So Ann street, and
JAG s n for I ans @
examine Tables repaired aud cloths balls feathers
for sale al TIL s street,
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ASTROLOGY.
A srRoLoGy AND cLAIRvoyANCE-M BRUCE
block east Of he ssewery up second stairs , door, where
iogy and clairvoyance. Fee 5oc
fyLAIRvoyANCE-MRs. SEYMOUR 40 SPRING
voyani in america All diseases peculiar my own
and no pay unless you are saiished
fNLAIRvoyANCE.- BLADES, If you WISH TO FIND
- ont spyins by sisryoysn, power you must certainly
near Bowery Satisfaction given rernember or no pay asked
Rheumatism ana hneness cured at once.
MADAM wrDeER, THE GIFTED SPANISH LADY,
@ ens pss .ns ss S
for diseases tells lucky numbers gain properly lost
or stolen. Ia Allen street, corner OF RNnson.
M B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF PIE cELEBRAr.
his and other Cities with entire satisfaction: She
copaasn che has no eGSr IL tells % Of future
StVe her call 500 Bowery oppssSe Besker street, La.
Dies 70 cenN gentlemen 81
THE WONDER OF THE woRLD-ssoo REWARD rs
the only natural IN This or any other cay she
w SsSe or AZ IN amer ws 60
well call and see this natural gted lady oce ~ Spring
street
go ---------------------- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

r AURA KEENE'S THEATRE. 6e4 BROADWAY.
IL TWELFTH WEEK
UNDGMINiSHED SUCCESS
Tom TAYLOR's GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY,
which has greater than piece
duced in New York, having been performed for
ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
during hich time II has been witnessed by than
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In luence of the immense the
deem simply necessary to announce il for repetition
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. s, 1859.
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Trenchard live Yankee Mr.. Jefferson
Sir Edward Trenchard Hampshire Baronet Mr. ysrrey
Lieut. Vernon, Il. Mr. Ievick
Capt de 5oos MIR Cnnton
Coye. Attorney at law Mr.. Burnett
Abel Murco his clerk. Mr. Coudoc
Binp butler. Mr. Peters
Buddcomhe Lord Dundrearys man Mr. McDoua
John Wicker under gardener. Mr. b. Brown
Florence heent
Mrs Mountcheesingt0n Miss Mary eties
aecIsana daughters Miss 1s e ssseS
Mary Meredith Miss Sarah Stevens
Sharpe, Miss Trenchards maid Miss Flynn
Skillet MIS- Nountchessngtons maid Mrs Leck
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.


SCENE Informing Room Al AFR rreacAArd Manor Amy
oas S h an
dead ss @
Ing Invalid s, an ary our American cousin
chowder no sspjacks nothing American drink bran
sGENE T"Room in TfeSchard Manor Thorn.
model law er and drunken clerk debit the Nemesis
financial panc old mortgage but release fraud
k1 oo for fathers
SCENE 5I1mA Dressing SIM :, Room on L.: Amy
curiosity s aa de an
rain storm Comic tAblsau. am and e end of Act l.
SCENE 1.-The orel Gallery -. .rhorns
disappointed applicant for naval honors; how to grapps
stern chase views matrimonial; whoesome rebuff wanted
barber love IN embryo the interviews the misery
Scene ia Model DAIRY nop' ae'p.r .rhorne
heeG an Invalid with an appee
applicant for Official influences blunt refusal hrsute
y one colo! 90 hair festivities surprise party; 5alas
Taoleau and end OF Act II.
SCENE 1.-The ATs Mo- Model Dairy.
in s ga dsa IL
ing the component part Of many great
SCENE 1.-THE oiel Gallery.
good qualities than monetary sxpec.n: specie worth
archer trying TO he gold xsss heart he marx! native
news ship in sight; bad unexpected relief just
ward; the aunshine Of happness
SCENE III-The Wine Cellar. Almy
Evil spirits social party wine in with Coye intox
Gated constructive larceny Coyle redvivus assault and
terry; Coyle prisoner.
SCENE ". Sir Edwards Apartment
fathers despair; fearful alternative
The search he prsase bureau menson and mena
arithmetic secret drawer; how to find the spring
key Coyle liberty; little rough and tumble business Coye
down; the release found villain at bay Murcos pledge
SCENE VI:-sn Edwards apartment
Sir Edwards despair suicide the towards refuge; Flo
renee, the willing sacrifice.
SCENE VII.-Idbrary Of Sir Edward Trenchard
Coyles reparaton; chapter OF Incidents for
veness and installation steward Of Trenchard Manor
rnony; the epidemic contagious; everybody
married and settled every bcdys happiness complete
End OF piece.
The Orchestra. under the direction Of NJ Thomas Baker
will perform for the first time, comic polka entitled
Our american Cousin or the sneezng Polka together with
entirely polka entitled 1.-The Lindsey Blues
expressly for and dedicated to the members Of that celebrated
and justly popular company by Mr.. I. Baker.
To conclude with tho celebrated farce Of
THE MARRIED RAKE.
susan Twist Miss Laura Honey
Supported by the strength of the company.
Dress circle seats be secured week in advance with
out extra charge
Doors open at Ga commence at * precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL. WORK OF ART--AN Ex-
VI tensive panorama OF travels In the Rocky Mountains
Utah. Cahornia Mexico and Central America priu.
cpa route now contemplated for the Pacific Railroad
san Francieco exhibiting A Suyyesant Institute $50
way every evening at - and Wednesday Saturday
ternoons at o'clock Admission % cents; price,
DopWUKTHs SALOON, NO: SO BRoADwAY-3ks
- fExNSrs ANNE KEMBIEs readings from snak
spereCYnBMIINE on Thursday evening Jan g. O'Clock
RIcHhRD Ill on Friday evening Jan 4 at O'Clock. HEN
hn VIII. on Monday morning. Jan: 10, at o'aock oTHI
Lo on Tuesday evening" Jan. at Tickets 81 each,
may be obtained az Mssrs Han Son . 80 Br5aEly AZ
pleton Cos 3B Broadway at the Clarendon hotel, Mr
rcWens book store and nj DE door Sofa seats deserved
81 90 may also be bad At Mr. Crow0s go Broadway aud ~
the door No ees will be sold aer the reading has begun
An early attendance Ia soititsd.
DIITIHARMOEIC SOCIETY or NEW YORK SEVEN
teenh fhe second concert VII take place
on Saturday January s. 1850 at Nblos Garden The oow
Ing eminent arssMadsme johnson ernever piano and .
Bruno woenhanpt violin also the Aron and reus2na Vocal
soceeahave kindly volunteered their serveh Conductor
Mr. Carl Bergmann Tickets or sale ~ the nr,c stores q
Messrr Scharfenberg LUIS 762 Broadway c. Beusilg 0l
Broadway aud NJ Walker 1877 Fulton street, Brookyn. Mem
bers will please their extra tickets before The
the tickets sold at the door the eveuug th
concert will be 81 so each No secured seats Doors open
Z; commence N o'clock Y. w. By order.
Il. sPiEB, Secretary.
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7 ADTFs AND TI.EMENS CLOTHING WANTED -
- From 81 70 $50 paid lpr ;. dresses also frnrc Jew
el-y a. iadna attended "a by Mrs II required
port pnnctay atended,o w. 1871 Seventh avenue bcseen
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

A UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID CARVED ROSEWOOD
IA pqror aud chamber furniture rich inad octave
piano pier glasses oil paintings carpets &cThe whole COM
and best sale auction this and sold
on the family giving housekeeping Parties
want good furniture which been made to order would
do well attend every ar BE be sold Thursday, In
West Eleventh street few doors from Sixth avenue, at l0
regard to weather. the entire
contens above, vizOne richly inad with pearl
tave piapoe warranted for years; piano and
STOOL finely parlor suits covered in French
satin solid rosewood frames made to order Italian
marble stands marble mirror
backs pisr glasses valuable paintings Of
much marble side and sofa tables heavily
Caryed the richest description
nolu clock Turkish and Volaire chairs Brussels
carpets ewood hat stand c lace curtains shades and fX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

A TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
"A pauys New York aud Galway npsThe next departure
from New York will be the steamship PACIFIC, Captain
richSlson on Saturday the sh Of January next and the CIR
January next touching at 81 Johns N recsve tho royal
mails Prices OF passageFirs cass 800 second $50 third
routes in Great Britain Third GLASS nusl proye plate knife
second S25 For freight passage Of the Aencsn
Express Company 81 Hudson street, and at their other adyer
tset offices the interior. Passage In the third be
secured at the above Offices to bring out from
OF the principal cities the lines OF railway In Great Brit
tain for $50, from Galway for $50.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
NEW Yoax, Dec 6, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

ADIts AND GENrLEMEN-THE ADvERTfSER WILL
IL not humhug the sunty with offer of $50 si
pce for second In I'D sk dresses advertised by others the
advertiser viii pay only The fair value for on
clothing second band niture, carpets, nc Apply ad
drrse b. NOt2 - Seventh avenue between
end Twenty eighth s'rcets Lsses attended requced
by Nrs Mint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

CoMPr R0LLER's OFFICE NASHVILLE TENN. DEC,
v IS Ie5s-Under the provisions of tho n lsh Feb,
1856 Gu other the subject Of Free BANKING
] viii sell public auction ut the Merchants exchange In
Wall street York city the Sd Of February 1850
from day day until they are all DISPOSED Of the folio wing
BONDS endorsed by the state OF tennessee beongng to he
and anooga Railroad bonds for $1,000 each hennQn
The Bank of Claiborne; "a East Tennesses Virginia Rail
read 81 900 each belonging IN 'he Bank jefferson;
II East Teunessee and Vrsoia Ea'road bones for $1,000
each belonging Bank fIrero: IL Nashville
tanoogs bonds and l6 MerDhis city bonds for
81 900 each. belou ging 10 the Bank OF farewell.
JAMES L. DUNLAP. Conn trollcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

Tapestry ingram carpets Solid rosewood Eabetan and
gothic beseAds pure hair spring do
tnp dressing with French plate mirrors also wash
stands 10 match I. GOULDSMITH, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

rv,Hr WONDER OF THE wORID-S5OU REWARD rs
offered 10 any oneiwho surpass Madame CfIFFTON
the only natural clarvoysnt in This other she
all diseases In their form Those ac
ed trouble, usortun9e in business matter would do
well call and this natural gtei lady. Oice II, Spring
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

INSTITUTE HALL, NArCHsl MISSISSIPPI This
beautiful hail. by the Introduction abundant supply
Of lights has now received the only addition required 70
make ons the most pleasant aud cosnmodious bunss In
the south for concerts lectures and panoramic display
door OF the hall whch is occr
pied with comfortable chairs and seitees furnishing
hernR from one 70 500 Across fhs OF a olaf
form four feet above the floor, COILS fooQbts In
front Two comfortable Withdrawing plat
other allowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05
CLOTHING, sc.

AT THE CLOTHING STORE OF VIM WALSH NO. rs
"A Centre street wsnted-s large quanu,y Of eenemens
OIL clothing. Fifty per win be paid In ready
eash than elsewhere, Cor large small lots by addressing
Wiulan W slsh, IS Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

A LAReE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
~ wantcd highest price gwen and cash paid IN cur
rent Gentlemen having good clothing DISPOSE OF
obtain the full value by calling sending their address
JAMES NOkONHY, 4sl Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

M DOUGHTY AUCrIONErR, WILL SELL, TO NOR.
w d. row Chursdav), at l0s o'clock, salesroom 70
Nassau street The entire stock OF FIRST class cabinet manulc
CONSISTING Of rosewood aud mahogany parnr sns
bruc,tel hair cloth library aud
marble top centre tables extension dining tables
aud mahogany marble dressing bureaus washands
and bedsieads mitch Together with general variety of
second hand household furniture Of family declining house
keeyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

VArN WRITER'S AUCTION EER WILL SELL. THIS DAY,
w at o'clock at 54 Canal street. the entire furniture and
fixtures &C. OF saloon copper boilers. oilcloth
crockery counters
&c, together with several other lots of goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FC6NrrU re
M JOHN BOYD, aucicneer. win sell this day. nj 1917
oolocs $50 Spring stree by virtue Of catel mortgage,
mahogany tedsieads bureaus wHsbssnds tab
pets hair mattresses, paia pictures looking asses
sewing machine. sale positive. VIM JOINER,
Attorney mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-05

DARNUM'S MUSEu H.-THRILLING SUCCESS OF THE
ID INFANT PArTUMIMlSTS also engaged, a few days
only the largest woman alive, Mad Sherwood noble
men of human immensely and human ponderosy Wednesday
January Afternoon at B. Evening At ~ O'Clock BEN BOLT,
in two acts, with duets, &C. by the Wren Juvenile
Comedians The new comic pano<nime. with scenery,
new dresses, new tricks and changes, &C. HARLEQUIN
VILLAGERS, by the entire Zavsowski Troupe auxia-
ries The Aqaaria the Happy Family, DC Admittance Is
cents children under 10, ID cents
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CONTINUATION SALE.
" EDW ARD SCHENCk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. URS.
RI 4 Ii SCHENi,K.-rhi8 dnt. at lNtl al

u II. LUDLOW, -AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, JAN
II. H. 1859 the Merchants Exchange at IL O'Clock. tina
very desirable house and lot No % East Twenty sixth stree
near Lexington house 25x6 three stories and base
ment pantry glass in windows and stained glass entern
third room mahogany doors and all the modern improve
ments lot Is by 98 feet inches
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04

seems to be thorough, efficient and popular in
every department. Gen. Feeney himself, is
man of great personal experience in all the de-
tails of Post Office matters. In the distribution
of the great East and West mails, as well as Of
the numberless ones to minor points in the sur
rounding counties and States, he has brought
the business to a regular system. Those who
frequent the Post Office will notice the beautiful
black walnut case, that stands midway in the
Delivery. 1t consists of two semi-circular tiers
of boxes, one for distribution of the Eastern and
one for the Western mails. Inside of this semi
circle are tables of the same form, upon which
all the matter is at first emptied. The boxes in
the two divisions arranged so that the outside
lidsslide upwards. The bottom board Of each is
on an inclined plane, from which, when the lid is
pushed upward the mails slide down into the
pouches and bags which are hooked on to receive
them. The draught of this Distributing case was
made by Gen. Feeney and is the most convent
ent one anywhere in use. ~
The present force of the Office consists of ten
clerks and porter. They are, in the Delivery,
Messrs. John Miller, (Casher,) Bedillion and
Sullwagon, assisted by Gen. Feeney himself
Those engaged in letter distribution, separating
mail matter, opening mails, &c, are Messrs.
Forbs, Phillips, HOge, Creacraft, Bursner, kim
berly, and Brown.
The Wheeling Office distributes, for about
one hundred and fifty counties direct, and
to NIL the cities of the country indirectly.
A great quantity of mail matter is sent to
Wheeling to be distributed on account of its
central location. We have heard it said in
times past that when offices East and West
were at loss where else to send a letter or
package, they sent it to Wheeling to be forward.
ed to its destination,
But we have already far transcribed the
scope we had designed for this article We
could not, however, well say less in attempting
to give sketch of the Custom House and its
incidental relations. We acknowledge ourselves
as greatly indebted to the courtesies of Hon.
sherrard Clemens, Gen. Feeney, and Mr.. Pan.
nell, for the information which We have obtained
on this subject.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04
LANDRETH SEEDS!

T ANDREThsS GARDEN EEEuS for la5s, EaTrAhte- 80
j = and genuine Just received and for sale - ,,,r
. 4ts FssITH GORRkLL-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04
ANOTHER PrTTsEuRanER tcstilying to the cura.

ANOTHER PrrTsRuRGnER testiying to the cura-
i've powers of Barhars's Roland Bitters. Mr..
Jacob White, Third street, below Market, says:
For year past have been afflicted very
seriously with dyspepsia, SO much So that my
stomach refused to retlin- anything have
several physicians, but without ALIENATION. un
I'll began the use of BerAare's Holland Bitters
and have now found reiief almost amounting TO
cure. ] found it efticacious in removing the
extreme debility occasiOned by this disease, and
generally as tonic it has few equals, and no
superior"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04

In one New York paper we find among other
readable paragraphs-"Terrible Stabbing Case
in Baxter Street, Man Murdered with Cheese
Knife;" an account of Shooting ARRAY be.
tween Brothers." SQUARED between Two
Lads about an orange-One stabs the other"
and miscellany of suicides quite horrible to
peruse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04

\ New York paper learns from Washington
that the cards for the marriage of Mr. George
Eustis, Jr., with Miss UorcOran, are issued for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04
For the Intelllgenoer.l



Wessrs. EditOrS'-Having noticed in your
very excellent paper programme Of the CON
test exercises between the franklin and PhilO
l.. Societies, of Canonsburg College; and sup
posing that the public would be DESTROYS Of
knowing the result, we submit the following.
In accordance with an established custom of six
ty-One years, tho annual contest between the two
societies took place on the evening Of the both
ult. Providence Hall was brilliantly illuminat-
ed, displaying an audience of the elite of Can.
onsburg and vicinity. assembled to witness the
most glorious of battles; one more noble than
where steel is the medium Of conflict. After a
short and appropriate prayer the exercises be-
gan with select Grafton by VIM, Hall, which
was delivered in behalf of the F. L. Society, in
a very chaste aud pleasing manner. Following
whom was ID. j. Bale, who was energetic, and
entered fully into the spirit of his performance.
The essays came next in order
"The Moral influence of Aesthetics" was
treated in n mastery manner, displaying much
thought and care in It's preparation and bestowed
much honor OIL Alfred j. Patterson and the Philo
L. Society, of which he was the representative.
Stephen Phillips then read an essay on the
"Trinity % Man." which, for purity of express
sion, beauty of sentiment and and the manner
of its delivery, was very superior performance,
showing that the Franklins, true to their inter
ests, found in their representative one ably cal
culated to maintain their cherished reputation.
The Physical, Intellectual and Emotional were
the divisions of which he treated, dwelling es-
pecinlly upon the latter Z. Z. Modderwell, in
behalf of the Philo, and A. T. AnkenY, of the
Franklin, then delivered Orations on "Reason
and Faith" and English Poetry" respectively.
Both evinced superior talents and reflected cred
it upon the Societies which they represented
Tho exercises of the evening were concluded by
a discussion on the question, SHOULD the Law
be interpreted according to the Spirit rather
than the Letter." John Mexican supporting the
affirmative and j. L. Power the negative. Both
sides of tie question were handled in very
cIcditabe and worthy manner. They had pre-
pared themselves as if fully understanding the
responsibility of their position, md their rea-
soning was Of pure and logical character, ex-
hibiting much thought and research.
The Societies, after assembling in their halls,
received the following decision from the judges:
Select Grafton, VIM. Hall; Essay equal; Origin
al Grafton E. c. ModderwelI; Debate, Mexican.
All passed off without any disturbance what
ever, and the audience retired highly delighted
with their intellectual entertainment. The So
cieties have every reason to be encouraged from
their present success, and to continue treading
the path beaten by their predecessors since the
year 1898. NJ L. T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04

A California paper says miner on Gold Hill,
Columbia Co., sat one day on pile of rocks
complaining of his hard fortune, and throwing
rocks from the pile on which he was sitting
into a reservoir that was near, from mere wan
tOnncss, not having anything to do. Another
man, curious one, picked up the pieces of
rock, examined them, and upon pounding one
obtained $eO7 worth Ofgdld from It. Suisse
quently piece OF quartz near the same place
Welded $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04
Proposals for Goal.

YALE, Or EXCHANGE FOX LAND NEAR TOHS-Ilss
- large and ious house Centre srtet lot
In EhTTeris addition. in the occupancy Of NJ -
ham AIRY % AF. Nlshasl Reilly. EtI-n-
GBNTLEldEN'S FURNISHING GOoDS.
IN THE GREATESf VARIETY AND PEOFUEIONt
the Store s. Monroe Water ets Nhee--ls
Va Tie artieies eoinprised undsr this caption
Pine White md Fancy hirts, NeslEee shIrts tor
and trAveliag) hEraeiiss bosog- sh4riS, -
fsI. Mgfiuu, Cotton, Lam and Iatai DEAss
(snk Idneu, Meruo AID Jean,i GfoTssI Hall Hoe -.
ton IA rinn and plain and fancy eik dol, Crsf-ts,
Stocks, handkerchief, (silE and LDenl, BJron IA-
and All Other fashisEabs knds Of CoilaIs 4e, as.rs
uhI-lm TfIOs- HCGHtS--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-04
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURES
From the use Of Doctor LInII,n RnI.nnn.

Mr.. /. D. sNrIu, highly respectable Druggist, Rich
mOnd, Ky, has sent another certificate Highly
portrait cure Of coasrpoH, showing satisfaction
medicine e giving at that place.