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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
LIVER INVV1ffGGORATORl
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF TUE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DICINES before the public, that CttiGrtic,
known It IS not only ctIaic, but Iissr remedy,
acting first the LfUer to eject its morbid matter then
the stomach and bowels OF that matter, thus
compshng two purposes eectpally without any of the
hGrtics 1t strengthens the system at the time that
it purgss and when taken daily in moderate doses' viii
The LIVER is OF the principal regulators of the
human body; and when it performs its functions we'll,
is almost entirely dependent the healthy
LiUer proper perform Gifts the
system suersin consequence orsau-the LIVER
having ceased to do its the diseases of that
gan, OF the proprietorshas made 1t his study
practice of more than twenty to find some remedy
wherewhto counterfeit the arrangements to which
It is liable. =
s,IS Ts t
These Gums remove ar-imorbld or bad matter from
nyIgoEatlIg the stomach causing food digest we'll
whole machinery removng~the cause Of ths disease
BETTER, PREvENTED, by>she oeoasionsl use of the
LIVER INVIGoRAToR. n
and prevent the food from-risiug aud sourfng.
Only one Osetaken before retiring prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at-7night, loosens the bowels
One lose taken after each meal win cure DYSPEPSIA.
W- one dose Of spoOnfuls always
One bottle taken for fe- obstruction
OF ths
One dose often repeated isJOa for CHOLERA
HORBUS, and 4 preventive of CHOLERA-
az Only bottle sNneedei TO throw out of the
system the effects of medi$=cine after long sickness.
~ One bottle taken foro4JAUNDICE removes all sal
lowness unnatural color-from the skin.
One dose taken short~tme before eating gives Wig
ortO the appetite and makesOfoo digest well.
One dose often repeated-, cures CHRONIC DLAR-
RIGA in its worst forms, while S UAMER and
BOWEL complaints yieldZ almost to the first dose
One two doses at caused by WORMS In
Children there is speedier remedy in
the world, as itHeUer y5EiLs. -
,W- A few bottles curesODROPSY, by exciting the
absorbents.
take pleasure in recon- mending this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEvERS OF Bill LIoUs TYPE 1t operates
withcertainty and thousands willing testify its
wonderful virtues.
ALL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR ENAN
NOUS TESTIMONY IN ITS IA VOR.
q 4ir fcGter IN TIE mouth tCitt the LIUf0oFGtor and
stcCttlOIo both together.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working almost too great believe.
magic, The frst dose 0tefR9 benefit and seldom
than bottle is required to any kind of LIVER
Complaint. from the JdHRdice Dyspepsid tn
common Hedddchs, all of which the result of DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York.
And retaed by all Druggists. Sold also bv
my14-1y H LOGAN Co. Wheeling. Va
WHEELING MdRBLE WORKS
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
Il mond and Washington City via Gordonsvile and Alex
andria.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond. .6:45 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
Returning leave WashingtOn...e A. NJ. and Pm.
Arrive at Richmond: .1:sO P. NJ. and AN
Baggage checks and tickets between
mOnd and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee OF always securing connections shown by ar-
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city advance
the Steamboat line.
FARE between RCHMoSD AND WAsHrEeToN. $3.50
An Omnibus VIII be found always ready through
passengers and their baggage wearing apparel
the two Depots free of charge, with ample them to
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danvile and
Washington at the Terminus of the Road,
pleted to Dsnvie An Agent Of the Company wiz
timore Depot.
route.
THERE'S change of the night line between Rich
rnOnd and Alexandria. fe1
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NEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL, & WINTER DRY GOODS.


The subscriber having just returned from the East
leave state that he offer great Inducements in Dry
Goods pledng himself that he will sell 25 cheaper
than any other house in the city-for cash. rs
Particular attention is called the following items
styes an excellent quality black k Calico width at only
Silks the eagle brand only always sold 81, 75
ewsyles Of striped Silks Byadere, Turk Satin etc.
quartity cheap; superior quality OF black MORE
antique Silk, always sold for $500 for only 80 yara
100 pieces French NHerinO of all colors; an ex-
eeent quality only SOC. yard 54 wide; the very
best Of LuPon's Mrno always sold at from to will
sell att 40 yarn
quality, such always sells for STc. yard for only
All wool plain De Laines, all colors, Lupon's
All Wool PlmidB, double width, best quality, at
Soc Richle robes; also robes de Bayadere robes aqu
les de ohamPe large assortment greatly reduced
prices.
40 cases of Prints STYLES, neat small figured
fast warranted, from cts. worth 12%
yard and as low as 6E cents yard.
all widths and prices excellent quality 4wde only
1Oc and some very good as low as 6c Brown the same
ShnWlS, GiOulIs and M autilluS, the most COM
plete assortment brought to the city, of all possible
Ears! Ears! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS LA
dies desiring to provide themselves with beautiful and
genuine this season, ind it advan
tage to examine stock, before purchasing asor
greater prices conSidera-
bly, lower having purchased them direct from the Importers
and Manufacturers and only for cash. 1t gives coudera
cheap Russia Sable, Mink, Stone Martini French Sable,
Fitch LYNX Geunes and all the usual varieties have in
large abundance AMI at all prices
Rinnkets-15O pair 10-4, ia aud 1874, very cheap
In blankets can offer great Inducements.
Three Ply, Superane ;rain all Wool, etc win sell
gOo quality A Clrpet at 9oc, and quality, all
s Brnsssl Hearth Rug worth &c. for only 81 the finest
quality Velvet Rugs the largest size always soil 3d. for
only s., and DO common size worth - for only q
sep1I 1871 Main Street.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
l2:15M PM Cincinnati points as above
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tn
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FARE as Low as BY ANY oTHER ROUTE.

Be PsEsi sa5 and ask for Tickets via the
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TRANSPORTATION.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

Ii freights intended for shipment
II delivered between the hours of and p M,
will be received after that hour 7. SWEENEY,
sepI0 General Manager.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Oce Sprgg House. ON Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Mi1lennial


at the Office of the Mi1lennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
CtHRIsTIAN HYMN-BooK, in full sheeoS75( cents per
copy do do arabesque per copy 80 cents do do rcsI
Turkey morocco, gilt edges, with gold clasp, s1T5.
Christian System, edition, 81.
Christian Baptism, with its Antecedents and cOnsequents
Debate Roman Catholicism, between Bp. Purcell an
DO 9a d6 FGFeg
Owe. do Debate. do new clifton do Dc aFaSesq1e
rice DEBATE new edition, g, %; per mail SEP.
Prneples and Objects Religious urged
by Campbell and others. BY r. Richardson. Price, from
Baxters Poems-Piain, 81; extra, 81.
hae Tan9e on W pss no VOL
unbound; bound, 15O.
81 On receipt Of the the above VIII be sent post
ceped The postage the is abOn so css the
- No books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MAIL-PosTAGE PAID HER
Hymn-B0ok' sheep, per dozen ..-.---.--.-....$t 90
e" e roam, gilt edges, per dozen so
Z" &c Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per dOz. 10 90
Christian Baptist, dozen. ........lO
Christian system, per dOzen.-.-.
Terms OF the EInrbInger for 1855.
H no. paid before the expiration Of six months
copies for oneyear, or copy for three years. 90
1Ocopies Is 90
IS copies, (snd one copy g gratis. 50 %
90 COPIES land to getter of club. one book Bap-
tism and one neatly bound Hymn Book so
tis@ and two neatly bound Hym9 BOOKS 10 go
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn BooEs 100 90
$50 copies (and copies of the book Baptism and
neatly bouni Hymn Books) $3.50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS!
For the largest clubs $780, $T5 worth
of Books.
For the next largest over $780, $50 worth of Books.
And for the largest 1885, $25 worth of Books.
The books to he selected according to the order OF the
Agent to whom the premium is awarded.
s2B- THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADYANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep
Clubs.
No person residing BethGny ,CH be admitted as a
com etitOr for these premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, bethany, ID.
mhiS-1y Brooke county, Va.
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1878


Is q - - - E
PENN RAILROAD!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and after Monday, De-
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. except Sunday at $50 o'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at l1.50 p. m.
at $40.
The Johnstown Accommodation Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday, at SO O'Clock, stopping at all
stations and running Conemaugh. First Accom-
cept Sunday, at IO.4U Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creek leaves leaves daily Sunday
cepted at 10 The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday, at 620,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh foows:EX-
ton, m; First Turtle creek So a M
Second Third Accommodation, clio
p. m
Trains Blairsvie Indiana,
Intersection with Mail Train East Express train West and
the Johnstown Accommodation Train East and West.
Pittsburgh and Connesyille Trains stopping at all Sta
tions the Pittsburgh and Connelsve Road leave daily
press Train, 33Op Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
$40 p. m.
Thetrayeling public greatly interes
in going West to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, accommodations now offered cannot be sur
passed other route As the road is balasted with
ty, speed and comfort, may
their patronage.
Fare to New York......-...... 90
:" :" Philadepha....... ................IO 90
- /" Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 9 so
Baggage checked to all stations on the Pennsylyania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York.
Passengers purchasing cars will charged
Ten Gents in addition the Station rates. except Sta
tons where the Company has agent.
NorIcE-In of loss, the Company will hold
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
amount not exceeding $1O0
N.B.-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has employ
Passengers and Baggage and from the Depot
charge exceed % cents each and bag
gage.
Fer Tickets applytO J.sTEwART, Agent,
At the P. r. z. Passenger Station,
1anI on Liberty and Grant Sts., Pittsburgh,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
Editorial Thanksgiving.

Next Saturday is the day
appointed by Governor Richardson as
Thanksgiving day in Nebraska. To
a Yankee. the day naturally associates
with it fat turkeys, pigs, pumpkin pies,
and all manner of "good things to eat. y
Although not exactly of the "Wooden
Nutmeg order, we confess a "liken for
that sort of fxins,' and if any person
or persons desires to manifest a thankful
disposition towards a poor devil of an ed
itor with a numerous family" consisting
Of "one small children and nine at the
breast" they are at perfect liberty to do
so, by leaving at the back gate, or our
Office steps after dark, if they desire no
n to see them commit the deed-on
Friday night, turkeys, chickens, pigs,
deer, geese, grouse, quails. ducks, brants
and "sich like"
P. S. A twenty-dollar "slug'' thrown
at US on that day when passing along the
street, or a ~ten-dollar "Platte Valley OF
two slipped into our pocket while jammed
in the crowd around the Post office, would
not be taken as So serious an offense but
that we would get over it in the course
of@-time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
Eesbyterian Church in BrOWnVilIe

AOn Sabbath. tn 2lst of November,
reeable to appointment, the Rev. Amos
4 Balingsly, Of the Board Of Domestic
issions of the Presbyterian Church, o.
of the United States, preached at the
Irbool House, corner of sixth and Allan
II street at half past ten o'clock A. M.
Immediately after the services, he
roceded 10 the organization Of the First
'resbyterian Church of BroTnville. Six
ben persons united in the organization,
Ter which Luther Hoadley and Alex.
EWiamsen- were elected elders, and VIM.
4rosd and John Burns, Deacons. Luz
iker Hoadley was installed, and John
1BrDs was ordained and installed into
eir respective offices; the other two Of
kers elected being absent. A meeting
the congregation was appointed FOL
EOnday following, which was held, anC
i uther Hoadley, Charles B. Smith, Jno
urns, Urjel B. johnson, and Frederick
hwartz were elected a Board Of Trus'
4 les: also il was
Resolrsd, That Rev. Amos s. Billings
|tv be invited 10 locate in our midst, and
sumo the PASTORAL charge Of the Church
ld congregation.
We trust this new church organization
l, with other religious denominations
ere. be instrumental Of greatly promot'
g the cause of Christianity, education.
4 morality In our midst.
The church being nearly completed
hope that Mr.. B. may accept the in
alion extended him, and begin his la.
rs in the new sanctuary, and thus secure
US regular service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
Periodicals.


We call attention to the several an
pectuses to be found In another column
of to-day's paper.
The Washington States and Richmond
South have combined, and will hereafter
be issued at Washington under the name
States and editorial charge of Mr.. Pryor.
Those who wish a raost excellent paper
from Washington during the session Of
Congress should send for the States.
The Great Republic Monthly is the
new name for En'ersOn'S and Putnam'S
monthlies combined. 1t will be n CT
the most valuable monlhlies.
The Scientific .Rmaican should be in
the hands of every Mechanic and man Of
science.
BaLou's Dollar Monthly is an excel
lent periodical and the cheapest in the
world.
The Police Gazette viii keep its readers
posted as to crimes ard criminals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
I9=Dr. Bakers SDecIfc will cure

gonorrhea, gleet, structure, seminal weakness, chordee,
diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, and all diseases Of the
genital organs. Reader, have you a PTirGte disease 7
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. DR.. Bakers
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cnre. With DR..
Bakers Specific you can cure yOUrseg, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompary the
medicine. Price 81 50 per bottle.
G7Dr. E~ASTERLY, corner Third andChestnut strets
st Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, TO whom all orders
must be addressed, to get the genuine. Sold by
J. 4. MAUN & CO., Druggists,
BroWnville, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02

We learn that the Library AS
pciation" of this city have abandoned
be idea Of sustaining a Reading Room.
lille we were exceedingly pleased with
le spirit Of enterprise evinced in get
hg up the Reading ROOM branch
the "Brownville Library and Literary
Association' we could but regard it as
mewhat, at least, premature at present.
e hope, however, that the Board viii
i suspend their efforts TO render the
SocIation interesting and instructive moi
: 10 its members, but all our citizens
ping the approaching winter evenings.
e suggest a course of Lectures. There
quite a number of citizens in this
Immunity abundantly qualified to deliver
strOctiTe lectures, and those from abroad
Puld' no doubt, also be procured.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
BROWNFILLE ADS.
An Ordinance.


Be It ordained By the City Council Of the City Of
BrOtcnViHe. That the ordinance passedby the Council OF
the city Of BrOwnvillc on the second day OF November
A d 1855, relating to the leasing Of lets belonging 10 the
city on the levee, be aud the same Is hereby rereaied.
hHd be IL further ordained, That any person VINO may
desire to lease either Ct the lots belonging 10 the city OF
BrOwnville situated in the leyee addition Of the said
city. may lease the same for the term OF three yearss
upon condition that for each Of SAID lots a yearly rent %
ten dollars be paid to the authorities Of said city; PrOcl-
Ged, That the lessee or leSsees Of each u said lots shall
be and they are hereby required TO crest on the same a
building, not less in size than "A by 40 feeS. Pf0utdea
further, That the city reserves the right in all eases TO
sell at any time anyOT all Of the lot OF lots 50 leased,
upon a notice Of sixty days being given 70 the lessee OF
Iessees, WIS shall be entitled to purchase the lots res.
~pectiveiT occupied by said lesSees, &C such price IS
equally eligible lots may bring exclusive Of the impr0-
Vemeuis on the same
The Mayor Of the city OF Brownville is hereby requir-
ed to draw up and execute for the city any contract,
lease OF agreement relative to the leasing Of said lots as
aforesaid.
Attest LUTTE HOADLEY, Mayor
CHARLES q. DORSEY. Recorder 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
PBbIie Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of truSteeship
vested ia William l., Parker Since deceasedf by deed Of
trust executed on the (I4thl fourteenth day Of October,
A. ID. 1851, by Cornelius Mastin and recorded in the
recorders Office Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
on page three hundred and fOry-siX Of Deed Book "a"
1, Walter w. Hackney, administrator Of the estate Of
said William l.. Parker, Will, from tie cOTnrr of Second
and Main streets in the town Of Brownvil!e in said
county, between the hours Of nine O'Clock A NJ and four
O'Clock P II, On the twenty-hfth day of December A
d 1855, sell % the highest bidder for cash in hand the
following described land, to wit the southeast quarter
Of section No thirteen, in Township No. i've, north Of
Range Ne. thirteen east of The sixth principal meridian
in Nebraska Territory, and 10 execute a deed to the
purchaser. The same to be sold TO satisfy a certain
yet unpaid. IS-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
Hotel SaIe---Notice.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of certain deed
Of trust, executed for and on the part ofthe Br0Wnville
Hotel Company Of BrOwnville Nemaha county, NebraS-
ka Territory, BY Robert W. Furnas, James W. Coleman,
Homer Johnson, Richard Brown and Alexander Hallam,
as officers ana directors Of said Company, dated the fifth
day Of November A. d. 1897, and recorded on pages
three hundred and e~ighty-siX and three hundred and
eighty-seven Of Deed Book a, ofNemaha county afore-
said, IJOhn Mcpherson, the trustee named in said deed.
will, on the thirteenth day OF December A ID 1888, be-
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock A N and four O'Clock
p NJ, from the door Of the Hotel building now standing
on the grounds hereinafter described, sell at public sale
10 the highest bidder for cash in hand the following de-
scribed real estate, situate and being in the city Of
BrownTille in said Nemaha county, TO wit: lots number
six, seven, eight, nine, ten and eleven, in block number
three Of the original plat q said city, together with the
brick hotel building, and all other buildings, tenements
improvements and appurtenancest TO said Lots belonging
OF pertaining. Said sale 10 lie made TO meet and pay
certain bills or notes issued and put in circulation by
said company which have now fully matured and remain
unpaid, and said biilsOT notes being these referred to
in said deed Of trust as bearing even date herewith.
Nov II, 1855 JOHN MCPHERSON, Trustee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
BROWNFILLE ADS.


A(A44 8ASA0
Ferguson and Nenaha County al..Eies
IS fiistriet Nebraska Territory.
Thos. p. Haywood ITO November Term al 1898
To ThGs. p. Haywood, the above named defendant.
Tbs u to notify you that whereas \ writ Of sum
n0ns has issued against yoa from the Ncmaha
county distretcourt of the Second JGdicia% district
Nebaska Territory on to wit the the l9h day e. Dc
tober, A u 1858, returnable to the November Term
OF said Court, to be held in the city Of BroWnviA
in said Nemaha county on.the sixteenth day Of Nov
ember A D S5S,summOnsirg you to answer On q be-
fore the second day Of said term The petition a ths
above named plaintiffs William Ferguson and R.4-
Ferguson, to be on fle in the cfice Of the clerk CO
the said Ncmaha county district eCuEt CT OF tete-3
the first day OF November A 1858, wherein the said
plaintiffs claim u yoU the sum Of two hundred and
ten dollars and eighty cents with Interest on toe
same at the rate Of ten per cent per annum iromtbof
5thday Of June AD 1855 upon q certain pTomissoEy
note made By YOU INTO them on t0 Wit the day ard
year last aforesaid orthe sum 0f two ondred and
ten dollars and eighty cents, payable sixty days aia
terdatc with interest on the same at the ratio o tcna
per cent per annum, il being given Tor vsiue receivcds
And whereas the sGid summons has been returned
by the sheriff Of the said county not found as tOyau
the said Thos. p. Haywood.
Now therefore, yUa are hereby notified trait uniosN
you appear at the next November term Of tho salda
Nemahn county district court to be held as aforesaid
and answef on or before the second day Of the said
term the said petition Of the plaintiffs, that them
Judgment will be rendered against yoE on the snidl
petition per default and the plaintiffs roc@ver Of
you the sum demanded in the said petition.
L. G.. JOHNS0N,Atty fer PITS
IL is hereby ordered that the above notice be pubs
lishadiu the Nebraska Advertiser for four suceessivo'
weeks as is provided by law. =.
A. ". PENTLAND, Clerk. ,
~ CHAS. G. DORSEY deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-02
.RROWNVILLE ADS.
PubIic Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of a trusteeship
vested in William L. Parser (since deOased) by deed
Of trust executed on the fourteenth day OF October A d
1851, by James II. Hastin, and recorded in the Record
er's Office of Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, on
pages three hundred and f~crty-hye and three hundred
and f0rsy-six Of Deed book "A,H1 Walter W. Hackney,
administrator Of the estate Of said Wilh3Ih L. Parker,
will from the corner OF Second and Main streets IN the
town OF Brownsine in said county, between the hours Of
nine a'clock a II and four O'Clock P N, on the twenty
fifth Gay Of December A D 1858, sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following described land, to
wit: the northeast quarter of section number thirteen.
in Township number five north Of range number thiT-
teen east Of the sixth principal meridian in Nebraska
Territory, and to execute q deed to the purchaser. The
same to Ue sold 10 satisfy certain promissOry note de
scribed in said decd, said n~otebeins yet unpaid. I5-4t