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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26
NUMBER 30
CITY BUSINESS.
GoLpEN BEE HIVE STORE

4T4 MANN ST., w NSt1ESElJ1NNS-
FILL md WINTER 1lR1-DE.
SToSR G. THOMAS take rleasnre IN announcing thal
- they are now IN receiptGf their f stock C1 FG
try q Goods, Varieties a md ftIIlfnerv, a Gods
They have Just received their Second Fall Purchase
which, added TO their former stock, cS them pre-.
sent to the Public more than -'.ti Is
$4,000 NORTH OF GOODS, Vi
Being by tie largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the RE-TShLEGF10N Of choice goods irr have
ever offered to the Public .,s.a-.s
To their former TSricy they have added large stocR
Carpetth8 and Rags Of the latest designs and ht 6Ss,
and also beautiful line Of choice FErlS suitable for The
Winter fradeto both OF Weh, well their ssoeS
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade
Nlg been IN tkS Eastern citiCS short previous
the late heavy rise In all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics hnr
Ing largely with tie CASH ave done for ,anr ycry
tars IA some Instances; ey able Inducements
70 oSe CHSh 8Wyes either by the PIECE RETAIL
exec d by no similar house i. the West. L 81
the wants OF ther Increasing Trade, they
have made and maling SIMPLE ECneots IuTht
tue Public with the best selected stocks o soos II
their line In the West.
N thls stock may be found fully
l2lOO ylg SER-elibFa GONE 81 Tie aAlStltaA i3
- 4,AO French MSriroSs, CaShipertS, BoulIsr ii
ThibctS aud MnddomlRs-Of every quality aal cOOr, -
full line Of the Richest PaIntsi Onbrc shaded Ra @
In striped Cashneuts aud DelRlHeE+-importd. isEll
4Oo SheMls anil CioGhsStnGrHciuE some oi tie ,- .
ever uueTed in Wheeling. t -tH.t 'e''
900 yds GinghSms, DebRses DelaineS and Prints ata
SyVo3 " of msstics-einbrRclns the largest line u
'oGte' y not tH any hBtlse in the clLY. 80 A
Ihey have laid In their stock with to closer caah
ta1S aud pledge tile Public thEt mon their part
shall be wanting to pleUse. i'a-
They feel confident that they can oeF Inducements IL
.ose cthh IHgeIS cXeeed BY h4se the Vest IL Ia
the United States No trouble show SopdeSoos sent te
CaTS iotels and Bouts for customers, i'i $3.50 -
~ Aswsys on hsn'i' Prinis Live ueesf Feathers
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I.( CORRESPONDENTS

rrinx EubscriptIon advertising OF other f.
the Intcgcncer should Se addressed 10
s,tefs concerning the editorial department Of the paPe
IhouiI Le the Etors jointly or to either Que
Of them. ies s =. ezs.-, - ~ 49,, lie,
mis- on Que siie OF the paper. ,,, =
An observance Of the above rules "lh BreaS q,
and secure prompt attention to Correspondents lSh
. might otherwise receive
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ENe0URAGE AsIERIoAN M2NUFAOTUREL
BUT1,EES'S BOOK KEKSEFi'M Z
Writing E1liiid

(HcE this superior Fluid Ink been before ec pubic
nearly two yeGrs has 6een constantly gaining
mold Fluid. - -, - =
u'as the past year twenty thousand quart pint bot
tle together with smaller sizes nuumrrabe aYe been sold
10 bankers and merchants in Cincinnati, louisville, Pts
ulalo, Cleveland Detroit Terrr Huute, Lafayette
Indlanspoll, Evansville, Frankfort Lexington
NaShEie Memphis, Ct Louis, vcksburg JRckson EAehez
pGEments Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Msssppi Ithas
taken three ts class Diplomas at the Institutes
cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas Prize
and Illinois. - ' -
The following merchants bankers, &c IN wheeling here
tofoFs using ArnOls have purchased j. BuI-
f6s Lug SSGE
ETaph Office; BalilnoTr Ohio Railroad oace; HcInre
lrSGse; Kelly, Holloway Co.; RsstA q SlcAfee GcEdga
MattleTs Co.; T. Sweeney Son; DoAne Cowgirl; OFT 8
Boyd; Boyd OF: Oliver Pryor jas. H. stout Co. Lh
din, GilbCrson & Col Press. si.7 .ll-gid .'Es1
Por sale az rnanuiQctGEeFG prices By
oe80 LA&BpIE, GILBBRS0E .&C0.
lHnlehe.. . eMcLrI- xiv eEmnti a.LRle.. Mnre.
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PTANOSI pTAMOSII

TUsT RECEIVED from the celebrated raaaufActOry Of
~ Halet, Davis Co., splend lot Of rianos. These
Pianos made with the full iron Frame circular scales,
aud Bd des, with patent bridge compost
ton bearing, aud heFepestiug grand action fully
warranted and made Btad 10 any
ALsO-a splendid lot of Mrlodeons for eurches or the
In connection above have large and full stock
every kind OF Musical InstTumsts. and In every
Thing may found Music Store, may found
's s.iss i;9ts0f oAsISEIaHTi iss TSIs .1 Th..,.ss
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Books, Stationery & wan. Paper.
NEW ARR RANGEMEN Il

IL par establishment Of John H. Thompson,
tue business NJ the old stand, la Main street. Wheeling
Va and respectfully solicit continuance patronage
heretofore so libera extended TO my predecessor.
1t my purpose 70 Keep constantly hand fuu and
sodete assortment In the various branches the bus
uess, and to sell IT the lowest prices.
To Country Merchants, Teachers and others purchasing
at Wholesale, Inducements offered in and
prices.
az -cash paid for Rags
n0v1R-Iy JAS. Q. ORR.
40 nay Old Friends aud CusIOmers.
TAKE great pleasure in recommending Mr Jas. c. Orr,
70 whom have SId my stock Of Books Stationery, Wall
paper &C. and to request for him of pa
trOnaEe heretofore enjoyed by me.
novI3 JOHN II. THOMPSON.
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New ArranPement,

cals 4c wiOs. lave been VA
Mr. Iobins Books that We receiving said Period
calls SC. regularly, aud would those above
TO- to call ut III slSn street AR1 UHEtS dISceSaHp1
their subscriptions will plrahc nvIs that 1S
ger reseryc their c6pie5 We have just received cae=
elegant Family Bibles also late MIR eats
Mrs southWOrthS NOrks. Everything IN tbs Book Ra4
stationery nc be had at the C6eap Book Store" Ss
III AInln atrrnk fnnihI Las IiilN
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HEISKELL s. SWEARIN GEN
AVE now received thtiT e6tbe SECOND sTocK uE
IL SPRING SUMMER GOODS recently selected II
Sew York by SRtnple and othorUse from iIe
arrivals and elegant dessns the They Voold
here call the attrtion buyers their extensive e
of DreGs Goods and EmbEodEriC, which in vnTety
beauty styie, combined With moderate rrees cannot "
e&celled. Their STOCK Of Staple and oet 0oots uyte
very complete. r----...tt lssff it.15fi3i
We have opened beautiful assortaett Of sFrlBt
aud Sumner Dress Goods, consisting Of HafT
hlch ElounCed GTenNdInee,
BAy4dsFe PIounccd ReTeges, ~ ~
BayRdeTc FIOuueed SLiAs,
Striped and FIouneed OrgaR6tes,
apS AElgKELL 4SWHARINGE:H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26

Pianoes Melodeons, s.raphnes md Accnrdcons tuned
and repaired and all other kinds Of Instruments geeral
with neRtness and dispatch. -
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No. 118 Main Street,s Wheeling, Va.
opening Of the neSt and largest aSoTtnents
of goods in hs line tha has been brought ths
cityi which will sold Wholesale and Retail prleea
low any house West OF the Atlantic cIties. - Il
Among hs goods be foucd Gold and Silver Watches
from Of the celebrated kaHlISh use
Lever Matches Clocks in great variety. including
day Regulators of nnG quality, suitable Banks RQrUSd
StStions O!Eces and Watch Mixers. 81
Beautiful JeweTy In sCts otherwise, OF Coral Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone, Lava and sGold JcwclrS. Also
assortment of soit Solder and plated IeNey. very eR.
Pine porket Gallery, Rszors, sessors. SILVER HapLh,
Huge Gard CaHes, Geld Pens, &c. &c. Every article
this esSehurnt Is warranted TO be Us good
nh25 lis Main ST. one hoor from IgEsh TAyInr,.. .
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" TAKE Me, .,,rs n q ttssS %
Wheeling and its vicinity and the citizens generally thss
stock Of Cotr, Casifirree fer sptnSe
AuHnrser Nvssi SeF sshsEsa 10 ne eijsetIs q
Wheeling and Sio!nity ny rhssl MAKE
TO order in the latest mud pest APProve and Se
anurr at short Fntiet Eopds vssrHassd 30 he sesrs
resented sale.
IhRye alsojus reeei large lock Of ents Furnts.
ing Goods such white, coiDErd aud mUrsslllNse 6dLTS
aud Shirt Collars, SE Cotton and AcrlnU under Bhlrts
SIX Cotton, Linen and james DrREg aud Linen Hand
krrrhieIs auSpgnrrs, SIX, Cotton Lae half Hose,
black white and Kill Gloves the very uS
plain black and fame. Stocks, Ties Ceyate, SC. &c,
Itt ssat,,e J. H. sTAL1iiAS,
nl2s Merchant Taller, No. 3. MHslIuglon Hal. 4
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i receiving and keep constantly on lland large Sock
= OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOES.
Also cotnplete assortment Of AiELnDEONS and SERA.
IHiNEs nom the celebrated manufacorlcs OF CaEhart
Nedham aud A. T. Hughes. Also, SlIended Go,ic Or.
gam style for Churches Lecture Rooms atops
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26

In connection with the above keep the largest stock in
the Western country of the following goods VIonG VIo
linceloes Double Basses, Guitars, Bauoes Tau,horiues
Drums etc In fact keep article belonging to the
s,-Drass Bands supplied with instruments at short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-26

SHEET MUSIC.
constantly receiving keep on hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Also Instruction Books
for every kind of Instruments now in use
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ACCOMMODATION TraIrlSaves Ravcnna at s:0 A. Nj stops
at Way stations, and arrives at Cleveland al e:f A. 81
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q. IL BROWN...

Watches, ; bcWcIry. tfIVernnd RslRIest wi
CLOCKS. &C. &C, Hft ..1f TO Z
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EiI.L AND IYl.SYER TR1DE.s
- they are now IN reeeipt6f their fall stock q Fs
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MASONIO DIKECTORY.

TO PR1NCERS.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with Wade's superior
Nezs' Book and job Inks. We have on hAnd:-
News lutg, p0wer pTeSS. IsiRht g. reem
Book luk. DmrIS Green.
Fine black. yellow.
EXIFn R1ne do. White. -r
Rcd 0uk. Geld size.
ENtSu Fine do, VaruTSh.
dIiEhI RiHe. G.e &c. sc
All lnks sold by good; and II found no
70 le %, can berrtGrued expense.
iai' cAMPBEIL MeDRRMoT
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INSUREYOUR PROPERTY
INs6KfS&S SC fsfS S2"S G6mR 5GJfsni.s nTis1fEi.

| : he l4ynch6urS Hose nnd FIRE 1NsmrMnce
Company of .ynchb1r%, Va.
I IISAPITAE SlUJJqL viii take risks promptly adjust
\ u and pay Iosses. l-s =.1 GNi. 4. SELRS,
|
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T. G A r II w r I IGHT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEALER IN
SEnsic and rInsi.nI Instrnments, Cutlery
and Variety & OOtla,
NO. 1875 MAIN STREET.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26
Further Developments

Of the Ohio Treasury defalcation disclose
still more populations than those already
revealed, and shows that Gibson, the Repub-
lican Treasurer is as great William as Bres-
lin the Democrat. 1t appears that part of
funds which Gibson gave the Auditor for the
July interest, and which the Fund Commits
sioners supposed were safe in New York prove
to have been bogus daafts, dawn without
funds in hand, which have been protested for
non-payment, to the amount of fifty thous-
and dollars. This sum is probably to be ad-
ded to the deficit before known.
But the most nefarious transaction of all,
has just come to light. Among the bonds
deposited with the Treasurer as security for
the circulation Of tie Free Banks were two
hundred and nine thousand dollars of Ohio
6's belonging to the Senaca county Bank
Gibson distracted one hundred and thirty
three thousand dollars of these bonds and
pledged them as collaterals for his own pri-
vate debts due Wall street BrokersI The
new State Treasurer on discovery of this new
theft, dispatched an agent to New York and
attached them as the property of the Senaca
Bank in the hands Of the parties holding
them. Gibson in answer to the suit has claim.
ed them as his personal property. 1t il
presumed they viii be lost as the parties re
ceived them in good faith, and advanced
money on them. The bank has suspended
but its bills are supposed to be good, as tn
State will ultimately make good the loss o
the bonds. These last transactions are Glib
sons which he does not attempt to shuttle Of
upon his predecessor, and which stamp hin
to be tie greater villain of the two. The to
tai loss to the State Treasury by these tw
precious rogues, cannot now be less than
million.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26
" The Rev. DIR. Hutton in an ordins

- The Rev. DIR. Hutton in an ordina-
ton sermon preached at the Dutch Reformed
church in New York last week, gave quite
gloomy view Of religious affairs throughout
Christendom. Religion he said was threat
ened with destruction in England; it is under
a cloud in France; it is prosecuted in Italy; it
is threatened in Switzerland; it is attacked in
Germany; while in our country, the Sabbath
is attacked, our free schools assailed and
every form of ancient error is rife, and new
and montrous notions in doctrines and NOR
ais are advanced" Ought not these facts to
excite the reflection Of the preacher, and sug-
gest to him the important query whether the
decline of religion is not the fault of those
whose Office it is to expound its doctrines,
rather than the wickedness of men and the
inefficacy of truths Of the Bible. Religion is a
natural necessity of man-and the creator of
man is the author of our. holy religion-the
physical and moral laws are combined and
harmonized by it. Is it possible for US to be
lieve that the author of all things has failed
in his design. Is it not more rational to
think the ianlt is in the minister of his re-
violation, rather than in his system AMI its
adaptation to man. We want new church
and not a new gospel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

MONEY has grown a little more stringent
than ever in all the leading markets. At
Cincinnati, good paper is discounted at 10 to
IL per cent. At st. Louis the rates range
from Is to IS per cent. In New York money
is much more tight than it has been. The
scarcity is caused by the preparations making
for the heavy payments of the July dividends,
and the heavy exports of specie. Week be-
fore last three and quarter millions were
shipped, and last week two and half millions,
making near six million dollars in a fort
night. This too, with a comparatively heavy
line of imports, and an export list that shows
noinconsiderable increase. The imports OF
dry goods alone, at New York last week,
were 1902, against 81 500 ,O66, the cor
responding week last year. The Eastern ex-
change in Cincinnati is * to g premium.
In st. Louis it is 4 premium. 1t should be
recollected that the st. Louis quotations are
predicated upon specie funds, which often
makes an actual difference of u per cent be-
tween the quotations there and at Cincinnati
and Louisville, when purchased by funds
current here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

The recent election held for members Of
the Convention for framing Constitution is
likely to prove an abortion. Scarcely tenth
Of the citizens participated in it. In some
of the counties no votes were taken-in 9TH
ers only from 80 to so were received, where
there were many hundreds of legal voters
Elected under these circumstances the Con-
vention can have no moral weight, and
whatever they may do, will be of very little
significance. The free State Authorities.
under the Topeka Convention, exhibit an in
tention to assume the whole powers of gov
ernmont and to declare the Territory State
under their Constitution. They have passed
q law for new election of members of the
Legislature in August ordered census
of the people to be taken preparatory to
distrieting the State, and the Marshals ap-
pointed to take the enumeration have quail
fed and entered upon their duties 1t is said
they viii do their work thoroughly and make
correct returns of the inhabitants. No OPP
position will be made to their movements till
they come in direct conflict with the other
authorities Of the territory. There are viz
tually two cotemporary government in the
Territory-one portion of the citizens ac-
knowledging one--and another part of the
inhabitants adhering to the other.
Gov. Walker seeks to reconcile the teud by
obliterating old issues, and ranging the peo-
PIE upon the platforms of the two political
parties. His plan is to make it Stree Dem
ocratic," if not a Slave State. He is abou,
to make tour of the whole Territory, and
is making preparations to visit every settle
ment in the Territory, and have talk with
the people. He has ten thousand copies o.
his inaugural address printed, to scatter
Nbroad-cast among the squattcrs. He expects
to revolutionize the public sentiment, and tc
unite the people on Democratic grounds, and
have them sink the question of freedom Oh
slavery for the present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

sY- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is
shown by the records Of the Custom House to be the
only London Cordial Gin imported and sold in bottles;
all others are made here in imitation of il.
1t is delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar
flavor $50 different from other gins) is universally
esteemed by all who it. 1t is adopted with great
success in cases OF DYSPEPSIA, GoUT, RHEUMATISM,
DRoPsy, GRAVEL, Colo, CHOLERA, FEVER AND
AGUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASE or THE URINARY 0R-
CANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DIR. Valentine Mott, of New York, in letter to the
proprietor, says:
"Char.es London Cordial Gin, is the purest best,
and most reliable Extract OF Juniper have SEEN"
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
all Druggists and Groces in the United States, and so
also are numerous posOns called "Loudon Cordial
Gin'-to avoid them, buy only 'SCBARLEs'-" Reject
any other offered to you you vaiue your health.
Price one dollar for quarts, fifty GEN., for pints.
EDMUND c. CHARLES.
mh15md&w Sole Importer, 20 Broadway, n. Y.
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LANDS IN UrAH.-It appears that the Nor
J mons have no titles to the lands occupied by
I hem in Utah. They have squatted upon
I hem and appropriated them as their own,
.rithout recognizing any right of the United
s tates to the fee. Not an inhabitant of Utah
h. ,lds title from the government. The
la uds have been surveyed, but never brought
int o the market, and the only right the Nor
mo Us have to their possessions are those of
SOU alters, and their lands with all their i'm
20 vements are subject to entry, and even
he City of Salt Lake is open to per-emption.
his is one of the perplexities with which
be federal courts in the Territories will have
deal, together with establishing or con-
inning titles to lands which may be derived,
pursuant to the United States laws. The
est mode Of conquering the Rebels would be
declare the lands open to entry, and give
be civil authorities sufficient force to sustain
be courts and protect the legal purchaser
fthe lands, and emisrants and land specu.
ssrs win suhdus the country, wishsrt ans
site tie government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

MANUFAcroRIEs.-T Vincennes Gazette
says there is no better place in the world fof
manufacturing, and especially for paper,
than is afforded at the Lock and Grand Rap
ids OH the Wabash,a few miles below Vim
cennes. There is never falling water power
for the entire year, and unsurpassed facilities
for reaching all the markets. 1t is well
known that the best paper made west Of the
mountains, is that manufactured on the Wa
bash, Delphi, by Messrs. Rinehart q Bow
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

A NEW SOURCE OF SUPPLY OF BEEF.-We
see that some of the New York papers are
fattering their readers with prospect of q
new supply Of fresh beef from the plains of
Venezuela. where cattle are so abundant that
they are killed simply for their hides; and
where they can be bought for 81 to So per
head, and by steam propellers be brought,
in about ten days voyage to New York, for
slC or SIS per head, making their cost in
tina. market SIG or $40 each. This is q
pleasant prospect to those who bave full con-
fidence in the project. But unfortunately
there are some practical difficulties in the
way Of its execution, which do not appear to
be taken into the account as is often the
case in new and untried enterprises. The
cattle raised up-n the Savannas Of Venezu-
ella never eat hay. nor can they be made to
eat it by any degree of hunger; they are
frightened at the sight of an ear of corn,
nor viii they drink water except from q 'bab-
bling brook" They will die of thirst and
starvation before they will touch either on
board a vessel. The attempts to overcome
these difficulties with the wild cattle in the
bordering States of Mexico and in Texas
have proven they are not transportable in
any voyages longer than they can be kept
without food or water. The cattle brought
from Texas to New Orleans neither drink nor
eat from the time they are put on board the
ship till they are landed; and in a passage of
So hours from Matagorda to the Mississippi,
large numbers die. The idea of bringing the
wild cattle of Venezuela to New York alive,
is one of the widest projects ever seriously
debated by sensible men. The pastoral re-
cions of our own country, between the Mis-
sissippi and the Rio Grande are the regions
from which we must draw our beef and NUT
ton for the future.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26
New York s. Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

gE- Buy your Through Tickets 20 NEW YORK, Bos-
TeN,PHILADELPHIA, and New England Cities VIA. this
~ TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw
Ed.
pvThrough to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
sE- The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This Line extends to Dunkrk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls with unbroken Wide Guage-connecting at
Dunks directly with all trains frpmC leveand ,Cincn
pafi, st. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore Rail
Road.
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail-
Road making direct connections with all the Steamers
on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also
with the Buffalo & Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
to Chicago. -. =
Railroad making direct connections with all Trains
the Great esten Railway, from Detroit to Chicago
thus affordng the travelling rublic unrivaed facilities
R5- Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length OF time, and resume their journey without
exta CHARGE
cpal Western Railroad Offices.
n FARE a. Low As By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
0.F. SMITH, Gent Agent. ~
HOMER RAMsrEIL,
Cleveland, o., Mas 18th, 1861. Prcsideut.
my29 iydEw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

sF Dyspepsia, in all its various forms Of emaciatei
humanity, resulting often from small causes like ndi
gestion, producing Constipation, Fiatulency, Nausea
in the Stomach and thousand other ailments tending
to PROSTATE debitae the physical man; any and all
of; these ills yield like magic to DrHosTErroRs cell
ehrated Stomach Bitters, giving it the reputation it
bears Of reinstatingto health, Thousands who have tried
its vvityng and Strengthening influence upon their
almost desparing and broken constitutions. Ashould
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