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Compounded Entirely from GUMS
Is oNR oP THE BEST PURGArIvR AND LIVER ME-.
DlCINES nov before the public that Ct6nrfo,
snoTn It mott q nny s S P g. Aepe
acting hrst on she Liver 70 eject its Ord matter
completing two purposes e.ctuaiy, Without any or the
drtics It strengthens the system al he SANE time
u purgsst and when taken day In moderate doses, Will
strengthen and build ltup with uausualrapidlty.
The LIVse Is of the principal regulators Of the
human bodyi and when It performs Its functions wei
Is almost entirely dependent the healthy action
the performs sncs offs the
system sufersin otsau-the LIVER
having ceased to do For the diseases that or
gan, one Of the proprietnrshas made It his study In
practice of more thantWenty years, ind some remedy
to counterfeit the many arrangements to which
TO prove
has hut to try BOTTLE and. sconvIctlon Is certain
These Gums remove Rii-imorbId or bad matter from,
hesystem, supplying in healthy now Of biis
PURIFYING THE BLOODykgivIns tone and heati to he
easetIng radical cure. n
PREEENTED OceasIonal OF the
edose amer eating clent to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food frOU-iEIsing and sourIng
% one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
. 01y one sd dose .aI3 qassns the bowels
One dose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
ne dose 9I TWO spoOnuls will always relieve
Ono bottle taken TOR obstr1ct,on ~.
Sa1Ss OF tn9 SiNease and-4naSes perfect
only onedose mTuediatsly relieves 1l71EIC.w while
0ns d9Se often reported tsJ9a CHOLERA
80RBUGS, and e preventive OF CHOLERA. > =
~ Unly one bottle Is needed TO throw out Of the
yse tne eisSts OF medi|seine amer long sickness.
pottie taken tora9J AUEDICE removes all sal,
!oEhess o. unnatural color-{irom the skim fsf
ons dose taken Shorttlme before eating gives viz
or To the appetite, and digest veil
One dOEe often -Fepe9tedToures ClEEEfONTG IlY4Js
RhQzA In Its worst forms, while. s U1F4FER ami
BOWEL complaints yield1 almost to the 8frsk dose
One ortWo doses caused ny WORMS in
children; there Is or aueiier rr5fev n
the world itneUer IIiEa - 80 -
A few bottles curesyDROEISY. nv e,-.ttt,,, ~ .
absorbents. -. - - 1stsY'is ens
We pleasure in recom- menainE this medicine NJ
preventive FEVER AND AGTIE5 (iTIIII, FFsyER
and all FEYERS of a Bill IIoIJS TYPE Tt ,1r.rs,i
With certainty thousands are Willing "a trstISI 10 ItS
wonderful virtues. ~ =
dEL VITO USE n. AREGYYYTyr J,Ey.fp nv M
AOEaS 1IEST1ir0HYE m ITS IA PI1R.
Ato t0ater In tie ItJh t1tfh Gs ln1iy5y7k5r ,,r
StrattOlc both together. =. - 49,
THE LIVER INVI6oRAToR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, andIis dailv
wosins too great 70 beeye Ieures asIf By
essI t4s rst dose gfefHg bse and seldom more
laa one eesie 70 FelySed 70 any kind LIVER
9efls1an EtS1Iasse, aOf Ehich the result Of DIS
PRIcE ONE DOLLAR PkR BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS BFoaiV AZ, New Ysrt
And Eet1tied by al OrIJtsists. Sid ALEC gu
myl4-ly 'E.H.EoaAN 4 CO., VINE elinR, Va
q. - ~
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TRANsPO PORT A9TION.
BAL IIMoREl.& OHIO Z. R.
1Sil5i1l

I5aeslgl I!.353o5|s3 l.I.l 4
WINTER ARRANGENIEN 81,
W Will run Is folloRs-YiE:
First-Fhe st. Louis, Oircinnat Wheeling, Bcnwood,
baltimore and Washington Ojty Express leaves daily at
iISl 81, arriving at Baltimore I9O A. NJ In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
second-The Northwestern Chicago, ST. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling BsnRood BAL.
imore and Washington City Express daily $3.50
2 III Saturday ecepted), arriving Baltimore at p
IL In time for Eastern conneetions
To enjoy the elegant should
take the 1880 A. IL train Cumberland aud resume their
trip by the 6:O0 AN ~
Returning to the West aud South trains leave
baltimore daily ns fellows: RrstThe s:l5 "A. MtT8in
arrives at Wheeling at 625 P. NJ SecondThe $50 r. ii.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1880 A. NJ. a5e
Tile il;8q A. NJ train bound will stop stations
between 4,heeliDE and 0umberland
Round trip tickets being issued to Moundsve at SO
cents and 70 Bshwooa at R5et J.B, FORD, Agent.
w. P. SMITH, superintendent.
u. 81. COLE, Cfeh'I Ticket Agent. noy8O
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~ he particular and ask for Tickets Via. the Wa
Short Line Rail Road. sstf fi,gif = - -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

rTNUE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
TIC cities with Western, North Western, South.
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamersto
all ports the Western Rivers nd at Cleveland and SAN
anskY with stenmers 70 all ports North-Western
Lakes; mixing the most direct chsDsSt and rslTbLt
route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and froo-
the Great JFest. 800
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND o1rTsRuRary
FIRST CLASS-Boots, Shoes, Hats aud0 r. 4r
Digs SS4s sGzI
Feathers, Fufs, &c. -. ..,........,... /
SECOND oLAss-Domcstc sheeting,l
Drpss in sasES hsassi soe 100
Eastward. 80 - -.
THIRD OLASS.-Anvfls Steel, ChaInsdnS =
fs ERaSf9 PSs ifss per
Ell, SeXcent clGars orcut,) 30. 60. .-.5=5 80
FOURrH 0LAss-Conee Fish, Bacon, Beefl 4
Isri Lard on Nails SOFA Ash. 5sfl 4Oe per 100 lbI
man Clay, Tar, Ptch Rosin &C. = 2. ~ ~ DISKS
/ ELOUR=1ISc per bbl until further notice. l
GAlSln carloads IS cents per Ibs, until further
coTroN-92 per bale notsxceedns 500 lbs weight pptI
furtherno -5g ifl-I5 : S..'ei ts' uhsl
81 In9hinping goods from any point east Of PbIad4I.
phia, be paFteularto marx packag,.s ti,
detention 9f'li'- - s1 "itnout
PREoHr sErsO Evans. SO Rub7 street Toston. n p
SIEe no Aston House aud No William street and Jcbn
MeDonaldsNO Battery Place. Ne WORK: Pierce M
Ieo irwin Go, and Sprlnsman Brown 0lncinnnti
Y Mel rum, Madison, Ind: Dumespfl, Belt & Sr3
oSsteT Lonisve, Ry3 G o'ililey Co. Evans
YHet mas y S4ss,S tonis, No; aFFisTarmlsv 4 IN
SIC npis TENN lIeech Co, ohcaEo ME- p C;Iais Pt
wayne Ind E SneeieF, PhIIa; graE & KoonS HaIt,
more; ASteWaTt Pittsburgh i5Tfs 80
II; y. HoSToN aen'l Freight A GENT Philad 81
aPSlyl HI. LO1BAERT, isupt., Altoona, pa
ri 10 - !. y
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This route passes through N. Lexington Lancaster Cir
eleyle, ashngton, Wilmington BIarrow-he richest
aud most beautiful part Of Ohio. E,I lG =,
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THE TN TELbIGENCER
4 D0UBTYNG RElBI


where are the swallows ledl
Frozen aud dead,
Perchapce upon some bleak and stormy shore.
0doubting heart
FarSover purple seas,
They wait. in sunny ease,
~ The balmy southern breeze,
To bring them to theirnorthern home once more.
Why must the flowers die2
Prisoned they lie
In the cold tomb needless of tears or rain.
o doubling heart!
They only sleep below
The soft white ermine snow,
While Winter winds shall blow,
To breathe and smile uponyou soon again.
The sun has hid its rays
These many days;
Will dreary hours never leave the earth!
o doubling heart!
The storm clouds on high
Veil the same sunny sky,
That soon Qor Spring is nigh
Shall wake the Summer into golden mirth.
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HEMPFIEJ,D RAII,ROAD

Ii reights intended shipment on the road must be
~ delivered hetVesn the hours OF : q M and s n! M as
none VII be received after that hour T. SWEENEY, ~
Stpio General Manager.
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PENNSYIVANIA .RAILROADI
w cember slst. sais. ~ - 7 ~ -
THE FAST NAIL TRAINlesyes the Passenger station
time, arriving In Philadelphia at II so n M
The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
The Jonstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday at o'clock, p t stopping at all
notation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily;
eept sunday, at 1910, q. The second Accommodation
cepted, 420 pm. The Third Accommodation TrS for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday at $780, n M
press 40 p. nj Mall 800 M; JohnstoWn Aocommuda-
on IL mi First Turtle Greek Aceonim q so M:
~ .4U Third Accommodation ID
p. m.
Transf for BaIrsville Indiana connect at Blarsys
with Mail Truin train West and
PtshprghRnd Conceivable Tralns, stopping al oil sta.
TONS on the Pittsburgh and Road daily
Sunday excepted, as fooWs:-SiaII Train a. M; E-
press Train S9pp Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and OonnelisTle Road, arrive at Pittsburgh So and
ThetrkTeling public viii and treaty to their inteTsq
In going East or West travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road the OdatiOns now offered cannot he sur
passed other As the road Is ballasted with
stone and IS entirely free from promise safe
t speed and comfort, all who may hisroad With
their patronage. .sa.5ss .Iz . u : -
Fare to New York. $l3 90
=" Z" PhiladelnhIn :, -. 80 M M
=" 50 baltimore. o 80 r.
HaTrisbTrg - :. =. . %
Baggage checked to ali Stations ON the Ps1nsvlTsnIa
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York,
tickets In the will charged
tons where the Company has no agent.
N0rI0s--In case otlossi the Company will hold them.
amount not exceeding SlU0. 49,
R.B-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed to
convey Passengers and Baggage and Depot alta
charge exceed for each passenger and bag
gage.
AtthS r! X. r. Passenger Station,
lanu--a on Liberty and Grantsts., Pittsburgh
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TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At l21SA tl:iO P.A for Cincinnati and points as n,,e
arrival oil Central Ohio Trains nom Wheeling and the
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Al now offering splendid ASSORTMENT OF all ki-is asd
a. 9,ors Of FTensh Merinps s1me Of them worth 81 p
worth @lnfor 50 and 81 CenslIe and Long rress
SAFE and veg rIueed prices; Pancv and Fl-eE
NJ 5otae = eheap A. soc per yard worth TSs; all wool
1erth Ss for 81, P5liy pieces OF hlbet CoihI
T St5Se Tor Se al eoiory; Emb-oIdeTed White
= one; or have to pay generally: l.
slePs HeIr k;s, astonishing rates
81 every dsserip tlon, 7Hang which Will be fennd
Sr saT aI &. ,os extra heavy and he yesn
GOODS In tn ciEv Recevinr goods daily
S s lest styles ane s.e and imported thereby keep
n, a ~ tnent at an and prices zs
~ s9tsiy the most particul7r-Ior cAsH OsLTi Cash
~ Invited give me an earv cal, ts
v esslings Loct16l JOHN ROEMER.
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For THRopGm Tickets and other Information, enquire
street, Wheeling, Va. & 81 - : :,
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'ii
S.. - - e.
WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LoUIsVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
n SI i En- Es ,S CAIRO AID ST. LOUIS,
Cincinnati, Wilmington and "a
nt 81 EVANSVILLE Ms
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7tOslpe mills shorter By this Route than pta.
Columbus to Cincinnati. d
Take the Central Ohio Road to
ii gssiI GAINESVILLE, ffTs.4e 5Hs
And there CHANGE CARS and take those Of the CIV T.
snort Line;
TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE as POLLows:
on arrival of Central Ohio Trains nom Wheeling and the
East @ ------- - = = --i-''9 =
This route passes through NJ IexIngton Lancaster
ceyIe Washington, Wilmington and 6iarrowthe richest
aud most beautiful part Of Ohio. s-.- 4, lf-s.i-4
~ Ne particular and for TioEet the o. W. a
Short Line Rail Road. t5 III Iii = - : -.
PARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THRouGlt Tickets and other information, enouirs
a. OenTS oo IGkes ONCE, In hesprigB House, Water
street, wheeling, va. S = 5Ftf 1z, 81
b. GESEy Prest. w. w. -BASI.EY. Act. snnk
is22-ly .eala ~ B s...,a9 ~
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
s go g5szs 81 q 81
Great NORTHERN ana Southern man Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERNS
- i5t TRAVELLERS. .
VNWlce DAILY, Sunday night between Rich
Enend and Washington City via GordonsYie and Alex.
Hours Of departure at Rich-.5 ~
Slond 6;4S a. NJ and 1850 P. 81.
Returning leave Warrington. 80 A n. and PM
Arrive at Richmond. :. 1880 P. n. and 4 AM
mond and Washington. 80 = :
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give .her hest Sl,e
anee OF always securing connections, shown by ari-
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in Of
the Steamboat line. F y
FARR between RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON. :. IS 30
An omuibus VIII be found always ready to take tSroi1I
and their baggage of wearing apparel between
me Two Depot free Of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals whether going North or South
nrough Tickets can be obtained between Danyie aud
al the Terminus OF the Road now nearly com.
pete 70 Uanvlle. An Agent of COMPANY will receive
the Checks OF passengers nom the Danvle Road and a.
snd % ther baggage all the Way TO Warrington orhe BAL.
The fare the same by the mi all line AZ nv The ala
route. - - = ~ ssstAu
change of cars night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. z Is n q : = ~ - S.I
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In connection with the above keep every kind Of n
establishments aud musical merchandise generally.
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PARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.
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1pAnos. Melo!eous, and every kind of rnuscalinstrr
mentS tuned and repairei.
~ All go IDS warranted at this establishment noy5
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Christian System, edition, 81.
Christian aptis, Anteeedents and Consequents
81 per copy.
Debate Roman Catholicism, between Up. Purcell an
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DO DO DO DO % ao DO Do aasssy fSPisFI
Owen Debate, new edition. Sips.
Rice Debate, new edition, 90 U; per mall S9,5N.
Review OF Dr. Jeter, by n E. Lard, per mil, 9l,25
Principles and Objects OF the Religious Reformation urged
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An Address on War, price 10 cents per single copy.
Back Volumes CT the Mllennial Harbnger, 81 per vol
Unbound; bound, $50. ~ ~"
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are freeCnrfstian Baptist Rice Dease and arbinger
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e. GEST, Prest, w w EBAYLEY Act srpt
,oo /, vhcihnaa. GAINESVILLE, o.
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Zsoslre mills shorter By this Route than pia.
Columbus to Cincinnati ..
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Take the Central Ohio Road to
III gssiI GAINESVILLE, ~ aTS
And there CHANGE and take those OF the O. W. n
Short Line. " "
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All Wool 4SInids, double width, best quality at
s9c- @ sle robes; also robe5 de Bavltre, aqutl.
les robes de Champ. large greatly reduced
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1957-9.s- t4s l857-S
PENNSYLVATJIA RAILROAD!
WINTER ARRANGE Lon and AFTER Monday, De-
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest sheet music, musical works Co. &C.
In the Western country.
sH Music senttoany address, postage free.-n
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10 Gases OF prtnIS best stvleS neat and all CURED
fA4t color4, warranted, from TO Cts 12 cts.
yar1 and some low rs 64 cents yard.
klencletl s9h Getting aud Shirtin= IHuslia OF
aIlP lha all
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FRUIT y NSSS.
NTTE have lnni Kind otIars ofglass with most
w simple and .rfsey tops wchIi Is far sung.
riors0 any tin now In use. 81 1sF'79
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GpFr WATs-Ilst opsned, siarge stock ofsolt Hatsey
- cry conceivable variety, style and color.
julyS BLISS & CAMPBELL.
M Mot1
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Great NORTHERN and Southern man Route.
FOR NORTHERN, soUTHERNs AND yyPsTFRN
1910 l1set-+ TRAVELLERS
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NTARsETbLEs Collars Sleeves aud Collars in sett
W White and Figured, very Cheap anil very pretty.
sep4 ---4.- PAYNE CO, ct Monroe st.
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S1 51sILS UAT.Ye are selling beaqtifal sllk Hal
10 ~ for $3.50, late style.
'0yS DL1ssNN g. Y M:II.
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u3O pieces OF CObnr2S mud PnrnE1eIIoS hne
9n1ht, 1aeh always sells for S5c. yard: only
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GUARANTEED1

,I7I lHal I5I51tLlE OR, I7 p az
III TUITION FRRR,
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
mond and Washington City via GordonsYlle aud Alex
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IN AND-Allrge and superior assortment of mrs I'D
~ Btandes, Wines, Gins and whtskies COR medicinal
purposes. CHARLES W. GRAHNNi,
auS4 No. 60, Centre Wheeling
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILRCAD

s53s| So 2 E:5s a.
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s-UM MBR ARR. a n q u ENTs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

MISS CUsHMAN FoR CALIFORNIA Our |
{ California friends will be glad to learn that
Charlotte Cushman inte nds paying them a
professional visit, next year. After playing
a successful engagement. last week, at Arch
street Theatre in this city--extremely well
supported by Mr.. J. L McDonough-she
commenced n series Of performances at the
Boston heatre, on Monday evening. Her
intention is to sail from Boston On July 8
She will reside in London for some months.
and winter at Rome, which she has done Cor
the last two years. Returning to this coun-
try in about n year, she will so arrasge ns
to reach San Francisco early in August and
will play there during the fall season at the
American Theatre Mr.. McDonough, who
precedes her to California, (where he has Ca
/ tahlished himself as decided favorife,) will
make all the necessary preliminary arrange
ments in that land Of gold. Miss Cushman
is fortunate in obtaining such assistance
from Mr. McDonough, who is not only an
excellent and highly popular actor, but un.
urpassed as most efficient and reliable
man Of business lie will take the leading
business, in conjunction with Miss Cu-hman,
during her California expeiition.--F0rney's
| Press.
Glad to hear that Miss Cushman is com
ing, but sorry to learn that she intends
bringing M'Donough with her He is the
verest butcher we ever saw On the stage
and as to his being a favorite in California
that's all pop.kock.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Sac THAT THEY ARE GENUINE I'VE
heard yesterday Of n case in tins CITY where
n man by the name of C received, Few
days since, letter purporting to have
been written at Belliugham Bay, in which
the writer gave some fabulous accounts OF
the richness Of the mines on Frazer river.
Enormous wages had been made on certain
bars, and he was advised to come right up
there. The letter was exhibited; persons
who saw il went through the streets retail
ing its contents to all they met. But c
was led from some circumstances to doubt
whether the letter was genuine, aud after
sundry inquiries, ascertained to his satistac-
tion that IL was written in this city, by some
one who knew that he was contemplating a
trip to Frazer. But those who saw the let
ter are probably still repeating its contents
How many Frazer river reports have been
started in this way we have no means OF do.
termiuing. 1t is even charged that envel'
opes have been opened. uniavorable letters
extracted. and favorable ones substituted.
The parties are referred to upon whom, it is
stated. this imposition has been practised.--
Union.