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DIR. SANFoND's LIVER INvIGoHAToR is what we
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our reasons for which win appear in the
following:
Some ,imesincc, while troubled with Dyspcp-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptic suffer, our physician de-
MED usthc use of the iavorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast. But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the DIR. S advice meat was discarded
from our dlet-yet Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, we commenced the use OF family nIedi-
cines with less fai,h than hope Among other
things, we were recommended to try Du. SAN
rohD's LIVER iNviGonA4oM We tried it. and
since then We have recommended others to try
it, while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases thatwe
know of who have tried it but have been bene-
fitted by its use. 1t is the most imgiyoruting,
life giving balsam we have ever known, aud we
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them when troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
uniailing remedy FFeionia Democrat.
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w the uuiersEie,l. publishers nrrr.p,T.-.
OF whsins have this day aEFesd that We viii , s Gig
.l are paid for In advance o unless
or long are frst tie insufficient tasons
Iishiur such and second the nnTsi H
a.t amount Of lossgs Aeeruing 70 from tb Isasy
ChMPBEi L. 4 NcnERNIOI t., ~,
i1liN T. RUSSELL Iri igeheer.
aags jams II. BINGHASI, TimeS.
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IT rs MOT ~ Dye.
MRS S. q. ALLEN S WORLDS HAIR

RESTORER
Gray Etrsd BALD persons With diseases of hnir,
MRS S A ALI EMS ZYIOBALsAMUM
Or W0rds Hair Ores hg. essential usewitl the Res
torrr ana * Hair Dresfn old young extent
he'ns Oxen htcac"us m c"s,s o. Lair alins &c without
REv, Il DEiAS, Editor Guide to llbliucss. ave eau
PRESIDENT j. Ii. EATON, ILL ID. Murfrccshoro', Ttnp.
Not Jsaadrg lrrri;GlHi tbs falling OF Of har
ceasr'i "n my gray locks rssoredtO original COLOR
REV. : y olonLEY A,n b"ro', ata<savl,ury't, lthn.
changed ile Crown of Glory hunuIig,g 10 old
10 the uf-;nul hue of ytu,l,' &c.
REV NJ 9ltEk, 6u Years If are Pitcher chsranEo
nutlirr tAv II ti,t,'&c
REV. n. r WUoU, Nitoletowu, Nrw York "Sty hair
and tp al another Of family, has greatly thicken-
REV JAMES AeltEE, Nea ork City, Recommends II, Sc.
REV W !"RTEus, S"nwic!, Conn. at has tny most
sHngnsne expectations" &c.
REV. +. hIaSMOLD, Washington, \. II. "It,ls rea
enicaceus Y, r, s,nIine The Lair !" &c.
KEW q, III SlHATT, LrMislursli, Pennsylvania. "We
can and lo CIrrrtlly recommend NJ sc.
REV. > p USTIN, CIariyseun, South Carolina. '.Ihe
white hair Us become ubvattd,"&c.
REV. AMOS bLANCHARD, Meridem, y. II. eve think
n,,,, very r, hiSS S OF your rrerar1uSn,, &r;
I" ind my ll.rti,rn as when was young &C.
HEN. G. NJ. CCl%Ki lewiston, Pennsylvania. cit has
vpy ID, ny f'glr inllnE ana eanssd new EFoMt
49,, ISM anu rrc0lnntDdlt."
REV D. NORRIS Cross River, Ntw York. at IL 'hsbvsF
~ Irepar+tion extent {"
REV WILLIAM luTTEF, Editor Mothers Magazine. New
York, "hecOmurIius It,"
~ We might Ills list Int liz moi convinced TRY 1T.
We export these preparations 10 Europe aud they
are suierseding all oses there well in the United
si orSi0in Sold by all the principal whole
safe and retail merchants in the u. s. Cuba Canada
DEPOE, 800 BRO0Hs z STREET, N. n.
Wherc address all letters and inquiries.
e Some dealers ryto sell articles insteud of this,
which they ne profit Write to Dept for circular,
terms aud inf"'mHnr. Genuine Is signed, Mrs. s. a.
Hot WRITER; IN ink Beware of counterftts.
selti-!InUUi
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Died
Il7NANoPORTAlION
reA..y,sronrAEIos orgIeE \. Q. r.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE Il. & D. II. Il.
Wheeling Station, June 18th, 1857.
ON after Sunday evening, June 18TH the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily Si0 A. NJ and S3J
T.. 81. and &c p. NJ. Wheeling time.
daily except Sunuays) at $40, a. NJ
VIII receive and discharge passengers ut all TIE principal
stations
The Express daily 8:a1 p ~, will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only: Ben
wood NOuudVle Cameron, Burton bentens Ferry, Graf
tom owlesburs Piedmont, Cumberland, No II w Sation
Johns Run, MArt,nsburg, Harper's Ferry Mohocacy
SykeSyill. and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- p Mwi receive AID discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
The Trains vii! arrive foows The Mal Train at 4u5
a. NJ; Express Train at ss5 a. NJ; Accommodation Train
a $3.50 z. VI. BY order Of
hgpnt.
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New York Advertisements.
ALBERT e. EsI6sEia r SsON,r.l 2
Advertising AMI Corresponding Oicg, M 900 Bro4dwR
New York ils
CONSOLIDATION. ~ s.
EMERsoN's MAGAZINE
PUrNANI's MONTHLY.

Io,O00 Subscribers TO start with.
The Publishers happy that IN the union
Of these favor:s Magazines the best literary and attis
talent Of Sot publications has securs and the
attractive features Of each will be In the consOli-
dated work
1t will preseatlnitsptges the choicest productions
of American is krs sn wri.-r.I the hest OF
American artists
We shall enaelyor, hY sagncoas of the extensive
resources n2w At comnuud make sREazlne that,
in the richness "f its lttercrv contents, beauty
aud r"seness Of its pictorial Illustrations, shall outrival
any pGtl!eat ever before produced In this country.
The new issue commences With the OCTOBER number,
'shch Is ready. filled with choicest lrodne-
s'"ns Of the brilliant TIE day. and
embe! Sled with ensravinFs.
'appesrs IN a dress, embracing elegant Classical
design te and the eure work the most
attractive IL i. pronounced by all who have
it: I, ,,.'ra s. beautiful arecimen of Magazine
ever Issued 81 tts country
Pn,cE 20 CSSTs-$S : YEAR.
1t may b. ohtnei OF any News Dealer bookseller,
by cne:osnr % TO IL Publishers. 4 SPLENDID
LIaRAEY OF FORTY LARGE HOUND VOLUMES is pre-
sen;cd every person WHO gets up club twentyour
subscr byrs GET THE OCTOBER NUMBER rs a sPE.
CISIEN j. NJ EMERSON { CO., PuSllshers
seI'2S-Iw-iaS No. at BROADWAY, New York.
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UPERIOR NEWS IN

". haze rs' reesiyed at this ofec another lot Of R,r,,
,,nrcr igs In''ie best In the country. or,,sr. go
ogl,fy oas:si promptly oiled Terms CASH ''O''
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FALL FASHI0NS


W l1E0s' WI 1aVe open vF eNLlbltlon, her f,I,
.s3 rirE fashions on SATURDAY. morning, Oct 2ttb
Dc, ai please Gait and Examine for themselves.
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Tie Ricer-Business on the landing yester-
day was very dull, almost beyond precedent
TAe weather was cool aud cloudy. The Wood
SIDE AMI !Nt1mont are due here this evening
ton Cincinnati
There were eight feet seven inches in the
channel last evening and rising. The LIZZIE
Martin from HrnrsyiIe to Pittsburgh, was the
0ay arrival except the regular packets
4 few days since we stated that the Pittsburgh
and Cincin-ipnati pilots had held meeting Tor
I' purpose Of establishing regular list OF
h'e', 50 that steamboat captains aud owners
h';at kaow at all times what are the regular
h'es. The following is the resolution the meet
Ing adopted:
Ra9trei That we think the following prices
%eJl>t, and that We now do establish them hS
.sniar atcs;-For plotting Il Steamboat rom
i"N1lfsil To Cincinnati and back, or iroli C'"-
iNnau 10 Pittsburgh and back, we charge one
hundred dui!arS COR cacll man, every beat having
,s' .ieersed pilots. For plotting boat i[o.'
,,,'":'ai 10 FiuSburgl, Or Irotn l'ittsbtlis" 20
LH!'s'hIali, that boat going for tie purpose q
S'"s ~ or gDing out Of the regular trade, We
Charge 1925 for both men, Tor $6J so each, and
-, ' each barge that is t0wec, we charge so en-
"a, Provided such barge is not towcd for inc
Enfpose Of, raS lighter Aud that there he .
~, riiience Of $50, Tor Sl2 80 for each hap) %
T. heciiugor I'arkerShurg; NO difference as u
S "sS. And that we chr,rge 800 per h'onl' /,
sIsg2 iohns from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, ana
f.-l Fer month for polotii,g from Wheeling OF
'aiAersbu,eii 10 Cincinnati
i@e Liberty has been repaired, painted ana
y.GsASd up until she looks better than she ever
N'u' HE leaves for Parkersbnrg this morning.
g.. "sj!at tir following paragraph in letter
, r.ii A'rsilon, Ohio. published in the CinelH-
MAUI Gezette Of yesterday:
VT At "IAkEs''.-Friend wharton, whilom OF
t,i,, sg,'ng, now of tie Massillon News, enter
I tb;s number Of the numerous visitors 70
f.bi pace at his elegant mansion, OH Thursday
tsii,r nus country editor is prince in hosp'
,,rs lay, and lives OH the fat Of the land. lie IS
Ie,ii,5?a .rdener and promising hus1dHd-man,
promsingly from his Wheat e70P.
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.EIR s. m "a m xlN a
Attention Citizens!
NEW AUCTION HOUSE!

''I'NT WITH YOU ONCE! AC1AIN,"t
XIT a. MOYsTUN informs tire citlzeuE and pubic gem
w orally, that lie Is hand and ready to receive
consignrenis dispose Of at Auction, Of Market
AID l1uion Streets in the store room now occupied hy
Wilson. Sales every market morning. Goods Should
be sen in Tuesdays and Efnys Sales puncru"lN attcn
lied IN time pRC; therefore, D stand Tsu
Ceremony. Int send u pnnis at F" tCi
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THE Daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

mart II the city or suburbs, at n, Cots Any
week By leaving their names at the Office PEI
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The Pmie.-Among the thousands of elab-
crate articles on the panic, solemn as obituaries,
and the equal number of osninous hard times
paragraphs, which fill the columns of newspa-
pers, docs one good to find, occasionally, some
thing ike the following, which is supposed to
have enana;ed from some pennyless, don't-caFe-
a.cuss.atiye genius. It is entitled .,soozann's
Erlostroly to the Panick:"
Anaz!n' creaeiieri say. wot gev view hurth!
Vast sem anoTmus river, oOEe bank
YeW made suteh Ocfal runs! Say, didn't yeWn
Thay'd kayeE lew say, WOt makes yeW run around
slnasin' aad breakln' things friteiully,
with sutch n iioiesail sIortrrf Amt yew ric
or smashed ami broken vittaIs? Don't VIEW think
Irs'd better tri Up, or Else simmer dOuh!
do.
And Sn do we
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HE INTELLTGENCBR
FRIDAY MoRNING, oer. 30. - 8
TEC;AL. AIlVrk,I..rTcs IS1,7,,,..-

Largest Circulation of any Pane, a., -
ern Virginia. - west
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jeia J. B.F0RD, Agent.
r. Z MP FIFE % r ALE OA AID
EHEg Essssg9 s5gi7ls9 80 Isss2ssslb
1a5lES56 ssEzS1.e2-z84seA
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after Friday Oct "a and nnti f%T,hsT no!i%e
ton o'clock A. NJ. RsturninG leave Wa lhnston at
o'clock P. If. ,,,,o,,rso,, s..,.,..a,,.n,
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE AESlPE dEI + ri;
l,E above road open and ready freight
aud passengers from Wheeling to Washington ard all
Washington Depot Forsyth''
" oets 0. D. THOMPSON, sapr, Wheeling.
FIRST "a RRIV-A-L
NEW FALL STOCK.
Watches, Clocks, Jewe1ry, &c.
WILL open this morning Tnssdny Sept LTD nay new
peetfuliy invited. [scPtll ]: f.-sl0lt.
Teas, Teas.
IIJNE Iaperal Powder, If yson, oOlons and Black
E Tea just received AID for saii y ny pho
oc15 Corner of Monroe I'D Snrkst sL--
|T0TY sTNECH Earna, YgTmicA ana aIaeearoni' Just
III. Isestytd Ana 'os sac y W. 4. EDWARDS nRo
ARniNE5 received "oS toE '. fS ~ BRO
y uci5 ". n. NJ -;
5sG al. 4RT re fs oo hf's' W Ss Eno
IGKlEs in f aud gallon .[i I,i EfSssa BRO
WP%EvoEsrhETgsto1ssT sAu0t li' EbW%Rps Sn6
PROFESSIONALLY SEALED Fresh Peael res Iotn"''s''
Ea'rbsrfis' Just Fs's''su W Wv T. EDTAGDs FRO
N. sl Ss I5sl5 ana Wa Snw2RGs
! 7Ti,E:sE rs ES-Pinc Apple, Guinness ''ttse''
i Cherries, just received ana f'F 4. En@ARDs MO.
T4N, sud q EDWARDS 9S ssT5s'a mo
I'INE TABLE oNe;jss'E E SWERDs e TRo
1T I1Rs and Chewing TohaceS Just 5seST mo an"
K - ~. ale v laci51 W 4. EDWARDS 9 H.S-
JaT'us' rs'si ". r. az Fh ~
reeei's Ga aud i % s e. ESwARDs mo.
SSINg TABLE OIuss reeeiysd af sp 10! sRi,s RID
sSCUFas' ',es' ~ 4. ES Sf ar mo.
,,1I,I EYjsi r5ceived and iSt ssS ~ mo
SEsHii,, W. A. E pMAIsus- .
FENll fsSyye 4 AZ" pb rs iS mo
fJ5AFiJGGus Fsesiysl a" q ~ 4 s1 Ep%ARDs BRo.
I5Eaai sAd0 4 Fsa, STs'm VIZ " 4 EoIARps BIO
EitJW RoorJast reeei'S I'd and EpyXnDs BRO.
- = TN ,SOJ5IIIkKN rL0C n. =,
"a il.h e., 80 RIouT lust received ard for s1lS Oy
y : sSi' Jl1lILY FL0OR.
BARRELS White whsa' RaT FmSb btHRS HADDEN
D' o1,rRdS. or 'I-qss. do 0'is9n., new and d.
X ,T.,y1 tI.e lOwerJ Of the -. .s
Int Tor the toilet. For ss T. II. HOGAN 4, CO.
z=,7TI 1PI:sF MALL PAPERs arc '0' JOE GRAVES
llAAtA Centre Wheeling.
y5570NS 15 IAR I'LL, g a.. s@ &c, 10, ';
Cd. BSsi ls s SI r. S @ssA added led
n, olhsr articles IN ns second aons II
s aia, viii maize oar J. E WILSON ~
apr aud i Ey !STSiss
's .s Is g''''' ii.sel NV E7s.I-.s q 9 cry
70K Fine rs.pTs Fanny t1t 4 co
L vsri,tS, Combs aaa t4'y J. & wiLs"N
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MISCELLANEOUS.
] UST PUBL is Fl ED.

Bv II u TTDDTRTGFHTT Q. on
VII UlGtfS; MINISTER'S AND FAMILIES OF VIR-
No. 10y R;sHor MsSps. TIo yos.syo. NgtnSrousi:
Hus'ftted' Price 81.
iantsvils. ' 1Is BY GOD by EFv FHsD 4 Ross
Lts 1,s, -sorts dfd SosLh ipso aonor ne ,rorl Of
"S o. "i.,t , 'I IT, a,s'I p SSaS'ry.
E6 THE ABOVE WORKS BIZ FcS,v aRpyp nv VIZ, pnp.
PAID, vroS HEo.rF "Y fHl9k. aus2t-InriS 1t t.wsw
n, - , ~ z-.-,-- ------
SERIES opF iFrY VOLUMES OF JUVENILE 2iSa SlKs
der i - ~ ~ @ %rieaS C a sihaG
and sS.e Jayni Ijtr.T' and OIL nal WORKS Tsr,,t
ey,,r,sI, f,r ,,s l. J,r.r. ,s Eil--s Er.tt TPoI,
A Rains: Is Eo.lNiS q siell,I,,Tie n s Burnett g. Franz
Lin, T. Plnnlng B.ralay:nnistrs o. the Christian
church, nr J. smith, T. D. Iubirt, Gnce Harlan" Ruth
ysrlG" Mrs $ T. P4fFott Mrs Stephens aad Mrs. An"
ri'=se works neatly and stan;iay bound and af
tot a. TIE 10y n:.es Of IS ss the Fly n9a@ss;
augoi-Imd&Itt.rSa paiia,iglphl, Pa.
= .--
FAT,T. AND vtTrJrI7 Gl3 HANS
1887
aa GE S nas SsPs f5ss gs 6
We 'y' tie 's"'" Of s. ES5f5Pi; 2E stock
a'ss' More New Books 5.,...ss:=. va
y i.'s CFysn WEBSTER lis ::
Is : ss Z . "a; s &; 4.
S9 S III: War Pm a1 8 fins gqtSr Of Wide
ssp9 Joseph GRlfEs.
r I'D BOTTLE WAX.-Just received, superior Red nore
cheap by " .s''''S D''''',' ''''' Jos GaA2Is
"
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Timothy, 2 ton........13,O u
Glover. ... ...G,UU
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, 3 b...... .....6E
Dry. 49,. Il,
Calf, green ..............lt
dry ................ q
Sheep SSins.......,....25G,2t
HOPS.
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LINE PEEEUMERIES, &c.-sticl POpatun., AromuIi
4 Vinegar I.ubia's Extracts, Hair BRUSHES, Fren
tums, Rose Lip Dalu, SIacass Oil, Toilet SoaCl POna
Brushes, Magnolia Tablet with general OF the
finest IeiJhme'iCS, Tor sale By
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For all xmas. .........
MHiSkEY.
.MonnngahCia in bblS, z
Pal................ Io,BI 40
Common.
ZINC.
Sheet...-..... ...--.lG11ftSl
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ARaEvEp. ~. &. steEepsaal.,- Con Padepah! w

ami h't0YplAss avn ~AAssLHAa
DEPARrER. Hastings afor Pittsburg, GEL,
y Bears EzPECTEP. ssallis West, from St, LOuisp
Quaker City Cincinnati; Ella, Psdueah I" DOW
BOATS LEAEEaGr-7Y. x, Stevenson to-day at u
o'clock. e oj 43a7sb,,H 90 W
BusHEs The high. water has caused the freights
to be removed rapidly from Abe wharf. To-day the
laHdiagHiH present little or ne activity. ''a
WEATHER. AND W. raw Weather as yet unsettled,
with the appearance of further rains Water now
sufiaIsDt on the sshoalss forial classes of steamers
The Eizsr stn rising rapidly with prospects faTqr
able iona coal boat tide. ;llsi .-7razs =..r5 Sd
The BRIDaE PMS. - VIII between the old bridge
piers and the new one now erecting our boats have
risky time Of IT. Just in proportion as the water
accumulatss u the river, in Ike ratio. does the
danger increase The present steerage of boats
with all eonversant with it; depends mainly upon
Direct straight action of the water up The rudders;
consequently every obstruction placed in the river
has tendency direct the straight rush of water
into cross and counter currents, and thereby impair
steerage Should an accident occur from any such
cause as the parting Of the teller ropes bad man
ageaent on the part Of the steersman, or the diver
sion 81 the waters, there is no telling the amount Of
damage to life and property that might accrue
Should persons be thrown overheard by collision
with these PIERS d jump over from fear of incurring
the risk they aEOuld inevitably be destOyed Our
most expert boatsnep, With the Tfe-boat or yawl,
could not, nine timesOut of ten, rescue drowning
man. for the same cross and counter currents caused
BY the piers, would throw their boat vide Of its in
tended destinations EDfA rct
The swalIoEvon her last dOwHward trip, came
near making a wreck Of herself After censidera-
bic backing going ahead, sad stopping she man
aged to clear the Old bridge pillar, minus large
portion of of her guards and a. narrow escape
from the new bridge pier; and yet we have set of
noviees in water travel, who stOuty maintain that
these piers are ma abstruetion 10 naEigationIL
FoR ST. Lotrs AND BoU1svILLE.LThe steamers
Saie west and Cuba win positively be in port 50 as
to convey tie deIsgAtas of the Medical GOhFeAtion
to the points above designated In this transaction
6niy hey Wiz give through tickets At So, this Being
4 twOdollaTs below the ordinary rates These are
two of comfortable crafts we have in our trade
.. Steamer Nashville, now on her way for this port,
/ will arrive this day, and meet with Immediate des-
patch for New 0rlea9s,. a-az "a .HE. L
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BODEKEGR Is

ID ~ e -
W1,T1gerOr. Nav s.--The SECRETARY Of .shs Navy
hss antbo-s 81 $50 s. afsAlil1 Siinssses BE-,
Fors Naval Courts Of EnqRiE be hereafter examined
by deposition when i is Prsetieahs, to save the sx
a 40, Nal Is. Tn. .tes.ass Is. ,srsoI 81
arrived with the same dates as the LHdiaH
enc i51 a Tn .L9TBs aats EsiJf937
about Indian troubles at Fort p0dgs, Iowa. j. with
put fOundsa&A8 a s9AAEV@8RG
WAsHIyggQy, May PIT is thought that the Dali
las and Clarehdeh Treaty IS dead 1e Time fit the
exchange of rati6cations having arrived ths Ad-
ministration mAiniains that the BulweF and Clayton
Treaty nODlcafried out by the British. e0Fern-
ment and viii insist on its being carried olitsas5
The Cabinet Ay are engaged in Utah nattsrs.
NEW oEEIASsi May 5.--The British frigatesFaatar
has arrived az TIE mouth of the river %ifh99e Of
LOckridgs's men r. destitute cOndtipH9as fHaa-
ses were bad on board. .1bae1iI isesq
Sales Of Gotten to-day, $500 bagsss nRrket gun
changed. The tom is bare Of Louisiana s1garAnd
BiOlasses. Wbea9 firm, white Corn, 80 to 95J$el-
low Corn, IS ;sR8rk, firm; Lard, in barrsls,,Sl4;
EASTERN az IS dollars. Freights on rCetbm to
Liverpool, 35l9sa Exchange on London, 80 gRgsw
A Ere ,seoslrsed at 'Apalaebicols Of
April Wtish8 destroyed the AaVsrassbOf5csjn dbst-
office and 300 B3les Of cotton. Loss, 900,
l;psdysS5i5ss RIBDOaOs sl9llo9 ,I5aIOo 1i-did1sfu
Il on storm 5gath6rn Eissis pp ON, ts8 R9th tlf
idgrea damage The Weather has been bad through
oUtthe Southg8 tiIafeiizs aisT1Hd oa3.-.3i uoIrI
Il ST. EouIs, May ct Kansas eitY EatsERTs1of
the ID learns By "a 5lountaineer holl ID e sptaiIs
that the hayeaaes are concentrating st the head
waters Of Republieani Fork with determination to
attack the troopsss They made Overturss TO Sioux
for assistance but the latter declinedao TIE ebay
ennes have barge supply of arms and ambition
terrible battle was fought at PeRnaht Peak, be-
tween the Snake and Blaekeet Indians in which q
Of the latter were killed. .7sglsq 5guo19
The St. Louis Republican publishes Stantsn1s re-
ply to thG'CitiEehSo0f LawreneeJssIe sgyshe can
do nothing Vichdenie the authority Of the terri
toriaY laws respecting the Judges electi6h.1He
hepesIthe Probate Judges win appoint 'UBg lsPub
Icall and zone Demoer 7favGgOf afrse Stqteg
and one Democrat favor ia slave State. .'-'ss
srs1o5ISsS RGg haft5ds sss6a5 S6;GiO q per-
fine wheat I 20 for white and-9 so for prime; To-
bacqq aetvsHt q tsJ1 81 Igs An lealj hgnH lsfErs
I % to l IS for choice. Is Urg
New YoBk, MAY 55.The last hjunctf65hh. against
the new poCe eonmlss 5rs vas dss6lted t64day3
and tie 5oniMis5Vfefs f6eeeeIfo business. 1Jas
R. Whitley vas sPBoiRfsd dent efsthe
poHPesars H5HJu1 CHA sas 1850 90 HzlH0o |
BosroN, May 5. ~ ssWhfthey Ferris caused
By observation-disclosures the co1fdsneal clerk tNth
amount of 500, 600, Shaw, Sampson b BrSthbelb,
Chapman, Lord & Hale, Bugbee, .Hidden'& Co, and
Prince. The Post says the aggregate amount Of
liabilities viii exceed Sl,0OO,0OQb add Il u0l
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FANCY GOODs AID TOILET ARTICLESI

FEE have now subsfB lot Jf Bos5as 6F ShfFssa SOM
w Of them handsomely embroidered for sale BY
magl q WON lT Kibls.lH. 81. uS6SILL
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THE FLUK- ANNIHFLATFD. /

Flu1, Cholera, DyssUlsry, GEping Pains, aud osbsf
irregularities Of tbe Bowels II can nov be cured IN every
case for IS cents by The ouksTs Cholera syrup, which
has been tested BY physicians in tie south
Fsstaud by Them prOuouuced the uust eEecbuh rosdy
now ia use Il has performed more attorthins than
any ohsr speclaes nm can be savedin ntps easss
ootofteh By an ihvsstent o. IS cents BQFa bohls and
keep fl BY you. ...... ..,s....-..,...
For sale in NssbvIlte BY KEENAN, a RAtNs, and y.
WILLS Agents. TIE Proprietor having ppbouadsd con
adepes in tbe efficacy OF hs medelns has sulhOssd Ihs
Agents 70 distribute a. grausly until Its virtues
tested Persons AFFLICTED VITA unTef The above
opls,pts Wit please ell on he aouts and GET u botls
Frse or ehETEs. s'-i'' . '.-i .'.- ''''. ihsyOtt
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY 3IUI5Bs ,froa two 90
four yearsOd viii be rfsrsd for NassFills
Fair Crumbs OnSATURDAY, MAY THE 9Th, eithrr BY
WhOlesGlep u0ts - bu paTchaaszol credit Of four
months, boes satsfa ory endos9i payable and negoiaf
bl6fu Bank y lrTr IB4H tfIII faa53rsdtd. !
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ECLIPSE STOVE. FOUNDRY.
T this Foandfy I'M making Clicking, ParIOr.
"a and Heating St0Tes,l ef every variety, Hollow
Ware Of an kinda, AndiroRs sad Irons and Waffle ErOu
OF all kinds. f. 90. a., AZ
ALso, liq, GopPer ana shsst lion Ware, al Of which
propose 70 5 Wholesale retail cheap FOR cash Or y
Iurstuai time dealers. Particular attention paid 70 Roofn
and GuteTing. $500 h. p, DORR1S,.
FTI No. College street, REtbYllt. I