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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
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DISEASES or THE LUNGs-NOTICE.

DR. Rosxsr HUsTss begs inform his patients in Phsds
Obi. that be has oponed osshmsnt in that city under
professional ohsrso of Dr. r. mossos o the special treat
ment cf diseases OF the throat and lungs
DR. MoRsos .meniber Of The Royal COLLEGE Of Surgeons
Lopdon enjoyed both In that city and New Yo't long
aid cat experience In the OF pulmonary aec
HUNTER would slso state, for the information Of hs pa
BLssARD will hece.fter be aooisted With the Bal
Office.
Tboss arrangements have been rendered necessary by th.
so Of practice in PhIEdelria snd Baltimore and BY
the retirement Of Dr. JAnEs Hustler in Consequence OF III
eli the advantage D HUNTERS advice bat the addti nal
benefit Of the personal and supsr'on OF su and ae
cou pisbed resident ply sicisns. - -
In The Specialist and Journal Of Diseases OF The Chest foI
February extended explanation u d. HUNTERS view. and
treatment will be found with much additional itornAon
which should bs read BY 20 o.
procured OF The publishers. Mesra SHERaAs Co.. Asor
House Persons resdsns dancs. who Preyentod by
te Leaith the weather OF other suons
from visiting Tor sdvcs be prescribed fo oy
In such -seessary that tho patient should carefully
descdbe tbs present symptoms aud the pas try OF his OBS
ease o render such description exact list Of question:,
has been rreraed which will be with specimen copy Of
The Specialist application 10 either OF the following I'D
daesses:
NEw-YoxR-Br. ROBERT HUNTER. No. 88 Broadway.
PUiLApELIWa-Dr n HoRsos 10 SOl w slnutst
BN1InoKE-Dr J. b. WILLIAMS, No 81 North Chsfles-st
KoTR-Dr HUxTKR be cons-ltsd psssoosly hereto
f.re . e. TO daily.
kEv-YoRE March, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
NEW-JEHSEY WENS

WAyR FOR HoBogEs.-There Is TOW p'9yspeos y
an euysvpply Of water the CITY Of Hoeoaen Inn ws
I,a cer hr erpresssd by the ei liens ana me pfoSsns
ire eb.,,s, bei sueh tie prosfe:' fasnPrJ S ws
was renote Mayor oehepsr PREPARED A. snenarpTn.
,ias 20 the sutject az Trenton. The amendments
@ soIas wss sopted and ptoyaes tas. s cay ys
o., to spgtly of Application has already eees nese
Z Is. Jersey Ciy "sef Con1P.ny And 'he ,ns7{of cs
%oris can b. tsITtd point near hohosen Wssss ~
bb eos sbout i2 CO. have heretofore been |sic y n NJ
bokep Land and Improvement ConFsDy tn "se.c.
or and Bioouhed srrests which the jersey C.y
will trobsbiy purchase. II y believed tnst u Sasroo
us tbe Va HototeH VIII sos 10, -, "a,
The consumers VII, net efeeeo t 'ts pososss "
Isrr, ard enthosisstsr meeting q tss ~ -
beli City Hall Last - fths~ scso
oLrr, 70 sserr, d, 6ne&etss q wsiss zss 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Advertisement
"EvEsy xoTHRs should have box in the house handy in
ea.e OF accidents " the chldreu."
REUDrSG's RUSSIA SALvR,

" remedy of thirty years standing and recon-
mepded Physicians IL is aud speedy cure for Burns
Piles Bos Corns feons Chbains and Old Sores OF every
kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch soad Head Nette has
Bunon. Sore Nipples Recommended by nurses) Whitows
Sites Testers bites Spider stiugs Fozou Limbs Salt;
Rheum Scurvy and CTsck Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Ylesb ounds IL Ia valuable remedy and which
san be testified by Thousands who have used in the CITY o
Boston and vicinity for the last thirty In no instance
will this Saye do injury interfere with physcian pre-
scrpons IL Is made from the purest materials from rec
brought Russa Of articles growing that country ani the
prorTetors letters from all cssses Cergymen Physc ans
Sea Nurses others who have used Themselves
and recomn others REDDfScs RUSSIA SALvE Is put
boxes Stamped the cover with picture Of
horse disabled soldier which picture also engraved
the vrarer Price % cents Box Sold all the
town or country or sy be ordered Of BARNES PARkEs, C.
Y CLIcXEXER 4 Co. o. any wholesale druggist
REpouG6 l. Co ProIaietors No State-st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
ont

TAYLoR's INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AND SA-
Looss-Psmis arriving In the city By tbs carly train,
morning boats wiL 6ud in this establishment superior
uodalons 70, breakfast or dinnsr
suebs recess has been prepared for tn, deposit Of small
parcels Of baggage
The ladies reception h approached from the entrance
Broadway through the Grand Saloon OF the end
where a waiting m aid IN constant attendance
This Arrangement offers pec altar inducements for ladies and
families who wish soj0urn il he city only short time
JOIN TAYLOR. Broadway. corner Frsnklilst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
Advertisement
LYONS KATHaROS.-The inmesse popularity

Of his unequaej Toilet article entreiy without precedent
it, sale uesry coo 90 bo' les year ard the demand
constantly cresA resore the Hair WHEN IL hss fallen
OUT Jrcse-ves .I beauties 1t inpsrtns 70 be,uufH
gcss danjsui aud keeps the hsH perfectly oeaa
while delightful rerume renders the passniest Article
ever made Sod e,crywhe-e oy al respectable dssleIs
HEATH WYSEooP Co Pfupretors No. s. Lttsriyst n l.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
TuIKvts-Tvo OF the Sixteenth Ward

SsnrRIsE OF THIKyfs.-Two OF the Sixteenth Ward
Police proceeding their poSs mondy evening OBJ
well known thieves at distance carrying large
copper kettle AZ the thieves the officers they
c!o ID Of 10 different directions snd
aej TIE teo subsequently, ssoecsned to belong to
Col Ia Of the " sixth eyenur s1d Inrty hrs
whose bouse brok into Sunday aud robbed
of various articles.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
cOrRT CALENpAR-MAaen %.

SUPREME CouET-sPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. 942, ~,
~ Ics lg9 igs 1876 e5 80 d. e. So So s2 H. ss 1s n, 0s
s2 s. l3z ia S. 50, Is &C. 49, i5o Is5 1885, 1875 eS ~
SuPRFME CoURT CWcUH.-Adjournet 70 Thur
day 27,h ha.-SPEcIAL TERs
SuPIRIoR CorRT.-hos. l72, i0l, io4, ios, io13.
ST. 81 Gs $50 So lG3 loS2, 5 1905, 1901 1908. ifsS
C5s IOg Ces lts1 1909 1910 So eSt ll i72 iOs. ss
lL1s lC7s. lof9 psl. Ila2 1893. 1875. lLN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

THY LATE AnREsT oy SUBJECTED BURGLAR
The goods recently taken from Richard srre Jane. eader
sou Psul Ritter .uss,sd suspic!os OF bar
eafy bsye LOt yet been Identified They b seen s
Fioen,h Ward Po,ce Station Mercer street The prison.
ers axe nov ia ths Jefferson Mar ct Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
CITY ITEMS.

OPENING OF 4 NEW SCHOOL BUILDIsG.-The new
edfce of Ward School No. 1s in Fifty first street
Lexington avenue, was publicly opened yesterday
afternoon The exercises consisted Of songs and ad-
dresses, and consumed three or four hours The
school will be examined on Friday week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
advertisement
NOTICE To THOSE TROUBLED WITH HCMOR. -

Ou inc the demsud Oatrerts for the Of
Scrouss New Yok City slA be No Ply mouth House
No 10 Brosdway from 2h int to April AL who oabed
with ScTofOus Bunor- respectfully invited 10 call Ad
VIC u 81 grsts DONALD ktSNLDY
'PT-P-e.ot Of KESSEDT's MEDIC al DIscovEsr,
ROGbury Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
lAAyf-tiseuer

DISEASE OP THE SKIN.-Dr. NEWTOSS Office
the spea treatment the uyeier2e forms q thsl
Affections AMI so scrofua a. @ iih geaI l5Ast
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
fAdvertisement.i
FRANCIS SALTER, Nj. D.,
OcULTSr AND AuRIsT,
No. iG Bond ST New York.
OFFS ho9rs from 8 to II m. and 8 to p. nI.
Advertisement
oNsI-MpyIoN Il desire tn treat all COnsufnD-

lives but those who have tried all other yscsns
without relief Exenence has shown that Con
SUMPTION readily anI other disease, and that my LrNG
and COUGH SIRUr Is positive for Consumption in al its
ysned forms. Mrs M j. MARS =.
Psychica Physician and Therspentit So West 6ths ~ I.
Ofce hours 10 . to p M WednesdsJs excepted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

STRt0us DUnsi,G AccipTsT.-Ar. j. n. Cohen,
Ieinet ct Nc 81 kvcovs yer, dAarcrSr'ly esrne
yesterday ei~noon m Of h clothes m 'g tshen
Ere by tho tciIE Oyc> e tee OF OF In the a op OF E
brother st the shove Ebe1 lie expected 10 r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
fAdver'iseuent
ALADDIN. Or THH Wonderful LAMP-The

most dsr ,Dd Gorgeous Of oil spectaeles presented
to the p1bis attracting mueass crowds and ecing vast
apIsuse at BArNvns MUsHvN 1t Is played this afternoon
this evsu1s The Lady into tho Den Of Lons at
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

SUPPOSED ISFAsTIcIDE-Coroner Conuery held an
i,qUes, yesterday the hy Of male inant whea
found tie previous buried in The OF No 81 Crosby
street The bod sewed in .set and much doco-
rosed having been barred Tor severs mcrihs The occupants
Of he would admit that they knew anything
the matter and The Of ceaih could De aessne1
w. persons arrested suscou bat evidence
procured sssss them AID bey were snesc<oony dis IA cd
he Corunsrs Jury rendered veret " Death tan lnAumsa
70 tbs Jsry plkHgWlN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
YOUNG man nampd

ARREsT OF PIcKPocKZT.-A young man named
Jan Price sted yeerdsy charged with picking the
rocket Of Ns Maria Lawrence residing n Twenty hh street.
Of rOrtenlOunse contain ing ST while she passing the
corner Of EisLh Fourth Ihe money
found tie possession of too sceased sd Justice fs1dTesu
loci Sd la trial
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

Run OvFR BrI IFIRE-ENGiSF.--Tam,s Mullins, a
youth yess of sSe yesiercAv By ensne No
end ton0uty injured 1bs o5e Conveyed hin 70 Ia rs'
osuse 10. Ez Pike s,reot
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

SuDDFs DEATH IN 4 CAR.-Wilism S. Baxter, a
resident Of la nd "a years Of suddenly taken ~,
e.erdsy whao riding Of the Third svenue and
died eds;eiy His tody conveyed TO the resi-
duos OF lis son No ii9 West TW sny hr strt where an
inquest will b held UIot IL today.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
lAdve-iis.ment
GAs-GAs.-Gas Fixtures oi new and besutiful

desisIs jus, Spfns tT,ta Also the best Portable
Gas 70, private Dwsne Churches FACTORIES IL TIL
eclrtry p wtoessis retail cal Gtour rest hanusr
iaS D. pot Ne Ts brosaws, AKcHER, WARXER Co
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

CanPHKsE AccIDFsT.-hrs Frances Lang Of No
liz Delsoey severely turnh noniy nht By the -
Josinn Of hne which che ding in her hsI
The 7buteeh ard Poll rushed into tie house and ser
ttsusing the flames which euvropet her procured Plys
eilu 10 aeL1 hs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
fAdvertsement
Window Shades. White and Buff Hollands, Oil

Cloth Table Covers, Picture CoIf Ttses &c Al msnufae'
turePs prices by WoobF WENPLE No IS C4thsrnsst,
n T. Country hsshAats supplied at the lowest prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
fAdVeruenusut

BEEIs.-MENEELY's celebrated Church, Fac
tory Sesmboat locomotive School Plantation AMI other
BELLS consa hand and tor sale by RAissAsKs Co. at
their Seals Warsrvom no iSe broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

Allied RAPE.-A WOMAN named Ann Boyle yes
terdsy appeared before Justice Connolly and made
affidavit that as she passing the corner Of Rector
and Washington streets yesterday afternoon, man
named Joseph Ehre, dragged her into the grocery
store of jacques Warner and there violated her person.
The magistrate caused the arrest of Ehre., and he
was hec to bail in So 900 TO answer the charge. The
complainant resides at No. 60 Washington street
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
hINTTTFFtIb| VI 7
BEADS

o. EVERY DEscRGrTGOS
For sale BY
". P Bs Wa
no 1856 Pear At. ksv-isfk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

corer or APPEALs-MARcH 2S-Present al tho Juasee
No IL "a 2O3, 267. Struck OF. /. Reserved
for Aprl Reseryed for March a. Rese,,sd for A.ws
en,. s., CITY u BrcoEiyn. Argued Mr Y. Bafi fsr
Iy,Dts Sir v X Stanton respondent. Pending the
the Court ed until .. O'clock tomorfow uofsae
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

CIosisG PRosPrcr s9UARE.-A resolution Was
>sS at e last meeting Of s Cormor CoQneu approving
of the set o Ieslsurs 10 ecss Prospect sqa.e snd 70
rke Il ft "a the CoulrB ,nrrr map This square situated
10 he T~ e.fh Ward (Red Heot Pont and shozd bs
coQfoxnse1 ssl Mean, PrVsPsc. sssEt cs Hpta WSe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
-BR0OKZ YN ITEMS.

TEsASr HcrsEs.-The police OF the Fith District.
&C nj rsis Tkrtesnth and Fourteenth WARDS reported
yesterday that there house. IL hat District occupied By
four .su-es each Of fVestory one building.
tie soot Of South Pk designed Tor l20 families
bat resen they ecnt,in bu q f.ml-s Of Eve four
buldrss Secor1 between South Second ssd
SOU Tbii intended for 90 snes but rre,sat
occu- by ~ families. number OF houses in the Four
teu'h Ward contain from eight twelve laes BESIDE
rn PEs and hens These buildings average
fsne. sud haf members-making 3 occupants II
tbs bOuscS II e. Of the apartments occupied the
nrn Der would rtsch $40 OF these houses
reTo,ted 10 II fy condition. AID In need Of gent
sanitary eaSr-es-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

SUPERIOR COURT-sFxcIAL T.sn-hAseH o-bsssfs
judge HOFFMAN
The People sgt. Frsnck MoLalts and Edwsrd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

JUsTIcIs' CIERXs.-The Common Council passed
the sst -viinE reu.ortsrH sxas; tse psss
Of the bill before the LeEsaturs tAknE power
sfroirtLE TOce Gle As of the hAnds Of tts Comao
Council an3 Ves,iLs il with the l5Stiess
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
HEw-YoRK SUPERIOR coURT-asrch 25-Befors
Hon. Justice DUES.
Rafhh

Tbis is action brought by the plaintiff against the
defeudant-both Of whom minorsn which the piainus
claims dsnsses for certain sesed wrons nnesd ~
the defendant Ia working her under with pictures %
and then wrapping In clean paper end sddresos ss4
delivering her. and that she, not knowing rs c0ato0t
orened exposed The psh g.. counsel opesst
the eondeIsbe length setting forth the pAnhT n
Defendants counsel then moved ot dismissal of 'be
comp that did forth the fscu safieiesf
Of sction The judge. however, lSvs4
plaintiff proceed with b resevins the cefeodasre
points objection. The plaintiffs counsel then prooeeAse
with his testimony enS examined David L. Garfield w
peA. on plaintiff behalf At ococi the Court adjourned -
tomorrow AZ II The still For plaintiff hs~sFs
byerts aDd Muller; for defendant hr. X. Chlen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
SUPREME COURT-sp.cIAL TERa-MARcH
Ind

bUFKENE CUUHI-5ftcIAL IkhN-MAKcH zs-bets~
Judge DAVIES.
John s. Mallory agt Mary Is. Malory.-Ordes -
show cause &C.. d,chas sed without either party
Henry Hector agt. Michael j. Madden &c.-Me-
on ciar place OF trial granted costa Of notsD SN -
abide event Of the action.
Aug. II. Novelle &C., agt Alex. L. Holgste, Co.
Motion denied with BIO costs.
In Cbsmber-Beore Judge bAvrEs
John PItchard, &c. ngt. Rufus Story.-Aotion Ter
Injunction granted plaintiffs executing undertaking lc
Nathan Richmond agt Vim. ii. Rowland, &c.-Or-
der for discovery granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

THIRTEENTH WARD FILLMORE AND DoSTLsoN
CLUB.-A few perseveiing individuals cengregatet
last night in Grand street to what could be dOut
for Fillmore and Doneson. In the way Of speech
making nothing astonishing evenuated, and the meet
ing adjourned at an eady hour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30
MAYOR HICKs VETO.


~ G ~ W DaA
sspe Of the Mayor of Baltimore, giving his res
sons for refusing 10 sanction the diversion of
s5oo.O0o. Of the s5,0oo,ooO loaned by the city
Of Baltimore to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. tn the use Of the North Western Va Rail
road. The reasons are conclusive and the opin-
ion Of Mr.. Nelson pithy and pointed. There is
one view presented which has always struck MS
as one addressing itself to the judgment Of the
Officers of the B. and O. Railroad with i%rresisti-
bic power. The only present practicable result
to Baltimore i. that she, by its completion,
strikes the Ohio River 100 miles lower down.
Does she gain a passenger or pound of freight
thereby. Would not the same trade and travel
come to her road at Wheeling? Is not the prac-
teal additional result apparent that by compile
ting the \. W. va. road, the road from Grafton
70 Wheeling is thereby less used. In other
words. the city Of Baltimore and the b. and o.
Railroad are asked to build up a road rival to
It's own line to Wheeling. This must be the
fact until a western connection at Parkcrsburg
is completed. When will that be? Probably
the prophetic vision Of Mr.. Giant Swami can
force some such road into existence, as the
giants Of old were said to be able to accomplish
everything. Let him be cautious that in his
blind strength he does not tear down the snip
porting columns of the noble ediice, which he
has heretofore aided to construct.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30
-SSSS%

a PEaguMED BREIIu-whatIaiy or gentleman would re-
main under the curse OF "a dlsaErecab!c breath Wte;l ny use
ins IT, "BALa OF Tnous.ND FLowEns'' as = dentifricc you'd
not only render i sweet hut leaye the teeth white as alabas-
Ser: Many persons do not know GIeir breath IS bal, and
the sntyvct iSso delicate, their friends Will never mention.
IL. Polr a single drop Of the "Dllmr on your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. A3Jcent hottie vii
last a ysae-
a BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may be easily acquired b. using
the '-BaIno % a thousand Powers" It vii! remove tan, pin
pies, and frccslcs from thc skin, leaving it Of - sDft and rose
ate hue. Weta toNri. pour on two or tircc drops, and wESh
tie face night and GnorGinE.
SlAvISG MADE EAsy.-TVet your shaving-brUsi, In either
warm Or cold water, pour on two or three Drops Balm of a
Thousand fi0Wcrg,' rub the beard wcIl aud it viii make q
beautiful soft latter much facilitating the operation "fshav-
Ing Pric= oniy FIT. cEnts.zl
v. /. FETRIDGE & CO.,
For sale hv T. IL. LOGAN { Co ieii-fv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30

D-rhe New York Tribune says in i~tsreccnt
money article:
There has been another considerable decline
in Land Warrants, and the market is too unset
tied for quotation. The supply is considerably
in advance of the demand.
The sales ofland by the Illinois Central Road
continue large. and 10 an unusually good claSso of
buyers-not spectators but settlers. Tho ay-
crage price this mont. is over $40 per acre
The average in the original programme of the
road was 50 per acre. The traffic for June will
show a considerable increase upon May.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30
SHOE AND BOOT TRADE OFF,
WHEELING.

we nave frequently hal Occ2SlOn 70 auFeIS 70
the growing trade of our city in the above busi-
ness. We have now a number of our best citi-
zens engaged in this business, profitable to them
and of interest to the whole community. The
trade is large and has been extended in the main
by the personal efforts of the Pro2rietors.-
Prominent among them may be mentioned
iMessrs. MClallens & Knox, who have two large
business houses, one on Main street above Mon
roe. and the other on Main at the Suspension
Bridge corner. They do a heavy business, both
wholesale and retail, and give general satisEac-
ton to all. Their wholesale house is on Main,
above Monroe, and is more especially under the
charge of S. MClaIlen, jr. Messrs, Marsh &
Wayman, on Monroe street, above Main, are
heavy dealers, also, and good business men,
iJno. Howell, on Main above Union, is always
ready to accommodate trade with \ full stock for
all demands, whether for town or country. b.
II. Watson, at the old post Office, keeps a good
assortment Of all kinds, both Gor wholesale and
retail. at fair prices. In Centre Wheeling, Messrs.
Harris & Rankin, corner of Stain aud Webster,
keep a good assortment for the wants Of all.
These Dealers nave contributed much to de-
velo2 this branch of Wheeling trade, both b?
their strict attention to business, by their per-
soma! effort throagh.ti,e press, and byIcttingt the
public know what they have and how cheaply
they can sell it. They can, all of them, sell az
cheap as any house west of the mountains
They purchase where they can find the best ar
ticle, from Baltimore to Boston, and should sup
ply all western points without doubt. We call
the attention of merchants from the country,
and strangers all, 10 the facilities offered here by
these houses, confident that they cannot do bet
ter than purchase here and of these houses. 10
our own citizens we need say nothing, as they
know them already.
There are other houses in this trade with
whose business we are not so well acquainted.
We design, at an early day, to gives more gen
eral review of various departments of Wheeling
trade, tending to show what our people arc, and
why tits that Wheeling Completes so successful
" with larger cities. y constant effort on the
part of our tradesncn will easily double our
large trade, and we propose to devote a series of
articles to the subject indicated and cadeavorto
show how, by a comparatively triaiag effort, all
the trade of the surrounding country can be
commanded by Wheeling. We can sell ass cheap
and cheaper than in Pittsburgh. If the public
can only be brought to know this, we have &C
complished all that is ncedful. How shall it be
done?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30

butte al possible aid towards its completion, l
could not consent to the alienation OF say part
Of the rnoney6y the city, over whose interests
hare been aIlsd to preside by my ~feilow-cid-
zeas, for the express purpose of making a sec
ond track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad
from Piedmont to Baltimore, to the Northwest
ern Virginia Railroad Company without a direct
violation Of my oath Of Office.
SAML KINKS, Mayor.
After reviewing the rights of the Baltimore
and OHIO Railro1d Company in relation to the
disposition Of its faais within the sphere of its
corporate capacity, having carefully examined
the chsrter of saidcompany, lion. john Nelson,
whose opinion was sought, says:
The question ariseS-"Has the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company authority to loan its
funds to the Northwestern Railroad as propoS-
ed!'
If it has, the power mustb be found in its char
ter or in some supplemental enactment, for surely,
looking to the purposes Of its creation. such pow
er of approprilting its funds cannot be regarded
as a necessary incident Gifts corporate existence
1 have carefully examined the charter of the
Company and the laws which from time to time
have been passed regulating its powers, andhave
been unable to find any enactment which, in my
Judgement gives = color OF authority to the
Company TO efFectuate their intentions in regard
to the proposed loan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30
AYERS cATRARTTc PILLS.
oiIls that are Pil1s! !

- = = = - - .
PROF. HAYES, State Chemist OF Massachusetts, says they
arc the hest Of all Pills, and annexed the men WHO certify
that Doct. Hayes knows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Of tile Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts,.
EMORY WASHGCRN, Gov. of Mass.
W. c. PLUNKETF, Lieut.. Gov. of 3taSs.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ev-src. 81 State and Senator Of the
L. States.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, f .Speakers House Of Reps,
U. S.GE ~ E6T ttEa zt3 FL
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plsnipotentiary to Great
Britain. q
JOHN D. FITzPATRIcE, Catholic bishop OF Boston.
Men that are Men!
Among the diseases this Pill has curod with astonishing ra-
pi1iy, we may mention
Co:tiycness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, DEopsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul stOmuch, Nausea,
IndIgestiIn, Morbid inaction Of the Bowels, and pain arising
theEefrOm, Ea:ulenoy, Loss OF App=tite, all ulceTOus and
.cutaneous Diseases, which require an cTaeuant Medicine,
scrou,a, or Kings xvii. They also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating the System, euro many complaints which It
would notbe supposed they could reach, such as Deafness,
Partial Kindness, Neuralgia aud Nervous Irrltability, Dc
engagements Of the Liver and Kidneys. Govt, and other kim
dred Complaints, arising frora a Low STATE Of the body, or oh
s,ructlons OF its functions. Thea are the best P~urgatIve, NC
define ever discovered, and you will but need to use them
once to know it.
Prepuredby DR.. ]. C.. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts, and sold by all Druggists and dealersin Med
throughout this section.
a. c. GOOD ECO, Wheeling,
les Wholesale and Retail Agents.