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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
BOunty Land Wnrranf LOST.
Removal.

rTIIEE UNDERSIGNED have changed their loca
ton Of business from their old stand on d street
q the opposite side, adoinding Ree, Coffin d Co.. OF
the south, where they vii be peated to see all those l.
want Of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C. ~
mhl-tf '' WALKER, WILSON co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(FoRNERLY THE uAuS nousR.) a
Corner of D and Third Streets,


1 FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
IN ING, with front OF one hundred and sixty feet,
with verandahs encrcing the sae, parallel with each
story.
The above House IS situated In the centre OF the
business portion Of the city, and built and fur
nised for first class Hotel, and as such has no su-
perior on the Pacific coast.
There are no dark rooms or corrall In the building.
All the rooms are Hight and well ventilated.
Having recently purchased the above property,
have made extensive improvements in the building,
and re-furnsned the same in superior style. am
now enabled e offer the public first class Hotel al
prices that will suit the times.
The entire establishment viii be under my personal
supervision, having determined uot to reut any por-
ton Of the premises. 1.4 O..
The house will be kept open at ell hours and rooms
reserved the travelling public irriving by the stea
niers and coacheG -f f.e
Board per week ei.....,,..,..,........SIQ 90
Board per week. according to roOal) $40, 8i2, sl5
Single Meals. .................. ~ cts
Lodging per night. 80 cents, IS cents, 81 90.
decl4-my LEE McG0WN, Proprietor
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.NERTIsING.-One square Of twelve

AOVERTISING.-one square Of twelvelines and
more than lines, first insertion $3 each subsequent
Insertion 81 so. When advertisements inserted at
Inter vals each insertion will be charged as the first
For half square of six lines or than three, first
nse ton 50, each subsequent one 81 For three lines
or less, first Insertion 81 30. Monthly advertisements
NJ iore square of 12lnes, $40. When changed at the
end af each month, extra charge will be made
Plrfalfa square of SIX lines, and more than three
per month, 81. sor threelnes per month s.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
CO-Partnership Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Co-partner-
- ship heretofore existing between the undsrsgn-
ed in the city OF Marysville under the firm name ana
mutual consent. And notice is also hereby further
given that the undersigned j. McGrath is alone nu-
thorised 70 collect any moneys or de ts due the said
hlm ana that lsby The terms Of the dissolution 70
date here1L q fA j. McGRATH,
4 .tss--,-.g -.,..,.-,. q. ". L0THRoP. ia
MaryBvire, June lsb, 1850. siH ~
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
STEAMER BunSr,--A dispatch from New

HrEAMER BuRNT--A dIspatch from New
York dated JSne LIST, says: rrv
The New jersey Railroad depot, Mt Jersey
City, was partially burned at an early hour
this morning. together with the new boat
John A. Dayey, lying at the wharf Tho
steamer was entirely new and cost $50 900.
The damage to the depot was heavy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
MFRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
EsTREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
~ MIi'ysviIlc. oA

MARY WILLIE.
II. S. DOCKERY, Proprietor.
HHAVING purchased the Establishment former
q n ly known as the "Atlautic Telegraph" | re-
spectfIllv inform my friends and the public generally
that will be happy to them at the above wen
known Establishment, where will keep constantly on
hand a choice supply of ENGLISH ALE PORTER,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C., Wholesale and Re
tail
liberal discount made to the trade on ENGLISH
ALE and PORTER.
RS DoCKERY.
N. B.-A constant supply of all the above arti-
cles kept az my old Stand Main street. In Porte,
Sierra county DoCKElsY & HAMS.
ip5.t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
NO. 119.

MAD Doo.--Last week, dog belonging TO
j. \. Holman. residing in Santa Rosa Valley.
was discovered to be mad. The Sonotna
County Journal Gays:
The usual test. water. nt once proved it to
be q case Of genuine hydrophol Ia, and the
dog was accordingly killed before having
committed injury TO any one Mr. Holman
says the dog, about eight months old, had
been kenneled in q common hogshead. with
both ends knocked out. this affording a free
circulation Of air, but exposed to the rays Of
the sun. lie therefore recommends to per-
sons owning dogs, that during the hot wealth.
err they he confined beneath a cool ehade,
ana Kept constantly supplied with water
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
TERMS oF THE DAILY: /:

oTcs corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

PER WEEK. K........-....... FIFTY CEVES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
List ofAgents.

PER YF4R,....C5y mail FIVE DOLLARS.
St0 NonLss. ....ss 90 Three Months ...S2 90
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

p aa- r-suaT nae ,rtrlIl7 (
gscaa .'.ea'.-. t.l ssalt!
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
,. w. WINTER,
JOHN a. McQUAID,
Attorney ot law,
Notary Public Conveyance aud Searcher
of Records.

Business with the General and Local Land oHices
Transacted. NFs
OFFICE SECOND STREET, MARYsvILLE,
(Adjoining the United States Land ofice.)
A. RIcQ UAID, having purchased the Alb
- stracts OF Records of Yuba and Suter counties,
prepared by P. Semper, is prepared 10 furnish ABB
stracts of Titles to all Real Estate situated in said
counties, with correctness and dispatch. myS-my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

The basness recently conducted by toe above named
hrm viii be continde1 BY th6 hndesgned at the old
ytaRd. l.l-alt f-r tlfs q usa E.iM-GR ATE,
le1A I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

ti-s'll'E re- -T.s-+. 10
c.. r..g a.s-.;7 -a .t-7
ll4--.t ~r..5r.
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To Corre.nonSeDT-

IL H save great deal trouble friends
IN writing . rs, viii bean in nrd the following rules:
ways give the date Post Once county, and State te body
Il you wish the Paper changed on one ecs another
Steets o. paper or different leaves cf one sheet
eis eno communications solicited a such
and SUBJECTS as be Of information OF interest the public
no attention Vs. '
we cannot un1ertake TO return rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed Messrs e.
pretOrs - = "
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RkHzWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square, SzeEaah additional Square, So
advertisers exceeding she space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
IN TEE WEEKLY.
Subsequent il sertion.
Advertisements published boL the Daily and Weekly, will
added. - - - - -' -~S
z6asiSat Advertisements pxst b pasI for AZ TIE time Of
fassg.SOR. - : - =
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DAVIS g. G AIN ES >
CROssS-TTEs WANTED.

RWNHR Nashville NUrth Western Railroad company W
70 contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-A les' ~ -
a6e inch thick. well heWn, to face az narroEest
- hsn inches clear Of timber 10 be sound % oe
= - the grade line Of the road in Nashville.
te contractors want 20 contract for SOsOOO "
Peat Oak Ties, OF the size as abose . m ~
line road in piles from section II 70 secuon =
-,-~h ou each section 70 supply the sane. -.
shing will direct the President and Direet
s "a Ss Nashville and SsrthEsstsrn Railroad conPany
Faihyilh, Tenn
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Desirable Country kestdenees
OFFER sals The place upon which rssaa l-
snt ysir u contains 5 of No land uiiea b
ks city ne OLE FrAakn Turnpike. has ing 81 ~
ysar-a comfortable dwelling, kEhen, niafs carfsga
house, and mile Of good plank fence In acf %
the desirable pisces In he count- regards agtf.
hood, situation, sail, and natural adEantaua Tor
sazdsn sannot bs su7Pa1a. bar.an = had IA q A.
Pl7 to w AENkx - p,
estle-dln Hos Oan9 y 8sEh hartsl f.1eL
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TRUNKS! TRUNKSi TRUNKSI
Best Sole Leather Covered Trunks:
Russet Iron frame Covered Truuks:
The MorPhy Sole Leather Covered Trunks;
Ladies large dress Trunks, with drawers and travs
Ladies Medium Packing Trunks;
Ladies Bonnet BOxes,tray tops;
"Ashland" Sole Leather double top VaIIces;
Russet and Sole Leather Plain VaIicss;
Russia Leather satchels and Bags;
Velvet and Tapestry Travelling Bags, &c, Ae.
large sssOrmen Just received andfor sale at cheap prices for
$4sn y JOHN RAMAGE,
eotlo ~ ColIegs Street.
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= h bLAcAAA oEo l. aILLRsf1K, n.
BLACKMAN q GILLESPIE,
"a. DEALRRsIN
TR BOOTS q SHOES, ANgN
Trunks, VaIIses, Ronnet Roxes. &e.. &C.
NEW BOOKS.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE Br
F. Fl a q "A m

NEW BOOKS.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BT
f. Fl "A q "A N
NO. so MARKET STREET.
THIRTY YEARs ARCTIC REGIONS Or the Adventures Of
Sir John Rrsnkin Price 81 50
FVTn YEARs AsosRD WHALEsHR By ". B. Whtesar One
volume lsno, cloth. 81 Is. -T--
MARRYs BooK oy ANIMALS
do do do Prose and Poetry,
do do do Talss and Stories,
do do do Birds,
do do do Wonders.
Zach in Cloth; l2mo. Price IS cents.
DICK AND HIS FRIENDS BY Caharne Trowrdre Price 75e
Nj THRD Book collection Of Tales By Moulton One
lem. vol Price 81 25.
BEgLAH By Augusta Evans Price O. 7S
LIk AND TRAVELS Of Alexander Won Humbodt an intro
dncion BY Bayard Taylor, in volume Price 81 IS.
Two WAYS TO WKDLocKs Novel. Price 81 Is.
AROHETECTURAL WORKS.
2 HAGAN has ust soans CITY and Suburban Ar
chtec7re containing numerous designs details for public
edihces and private residences
Soans Model Architect win desgus, specifications and es
mates S0ans Carpenters Guide Riddles Scientific sar
Builder with other Standard and works on BUILDING
Architecture, &C. e'
MEDICAL BOOKS.
hAeAh has Just received large general assortment
Of Medical Books, among which are
GRAY's New work Anatomy
GE1Ys Work on Surgery at No. 80 Market Street
oct25
?. HAGAN,
49, ~ Market Street.
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NUMBER 19l.
ia rs

ia b n An rs
ETFRKvEscKNF
9 e L 4 2 e r A p e ERIE MT.
Ibis valuable popular medicine prepared In conformity s,h
We snAlyssOf the EsissO the esssd sstzsr spring IN
Germany, In most Convenient and portable form -
universally zsssiyee he most faForabls Fscon-
Esndstions Of Tie Msiical profession and
l. . Discerning Public, a. the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE AREREENT
= and Is being entitled spsal prrsncs ovs TIE many
cies, 6oh komits co1a1sefSS and 5esf,- -e- n, - =
used with the best effect IN ali
slzsous and rzs D.ssasss see Eadaess Lossqr ARps
tas Indigestion and az eons1Zaists .1si.-f[
.6acideaf % tie
SPRING AED SUMNER SEASONS.
It Is psssol.sy adapted 70 ne wants q as % Sea ana
Habits, lnyaiiss .nd oSS31salssesnis; c.gsains q
dIton 70 their Medicine Chest
Win those Who have usa H. Il h's hsk aVSs and dssnsd n
+ torpid sfass Of tas LsosIs rsndsr great services IN ~;
"a soss ssd k1saati-Itr gives the bsst sssiros A.
laying all naammaoEy synPoms and in many cases seay
rs ssoess = eoss Of yuU ad0..sioa Ro- al
C5sti0eRss-Prcvss Medicine Of the zreat=sl atly
Aeday Of fAs soaaes, Gnd has distrss<ag sieGHsss
Hssdt drag EregHcne-Iets speedily, and win marked
success underits hsslthfal influence.
"a q g9st : 5s grsasSss sss 70 hess ss ot1 o. SO;
denotes.
Purgassssi & rsgsirsd -''-s' - =
Is in The torn of powder, carefully put up bottles 70
keep In any climate a1d merely requires poured upon
produce adelightfnl eGerYescent beyerage.
Taken 10 the morning, iuees win he avoCatiena
Of the day, acting gently the restoring digestive
pOWe-s, exciting healthy and vigorous stuah md
creating elasticity Of mind Gov Of pirits give Ec
every enjoyen Tt also enables the eaoy many
luxE=es with impuniy, from Vhct be OterSiss Be de-
barred, and without which life Is irksoms and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and Other rsrtIenen
o. the highest standing throughout the c0eny steadily
increasing popularity for series of srongy guaranfee
eaoy and Yaluasls ckaraser commend il 70 s sTorsbls
notice Of an intelligent public
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail By
JOHN A. TARRANT a CO.. nrurxists.
uneI5-dIT No. ~ GFesngch ST, cor. Warren. n Z.
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PLASTER

VIII the Plaster Virzinia,
Chaanooga and Dalton, Stations the TssnEese
and Georda Railroad, 81 six dollars per Of 20 pounds
To HashVill and all Stations Nashvs CbattarOOx
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 90 pounds.
Also fuscumba Gnd Staians East Of ruscumbia,
Memphis Charleston Roa5 tsn
go-s II Tlnrru hsa. IT. fua1ua FoTTa
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.@Iiey "nIskeys
ErOna TIE Daflu Trls DElta N..n OrZenna
DaIy's Aromatic valley whIskey.

Itsproneunced by COED judges to Re free from all deeeriOu
foreign substances and consequently sOd t0t the Gc
Of al poisonous ddtTes, which exercise RnHhoesom
influence those who them Whsre they
all The noxous beverages that generally intended To-
Wbiskey an imposition and q curse,
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Freight Transportation.
BkLTI1IORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
VUNHE Southern four great lines. This road has
thus fs managed In such 70 commend II 70
the public patronage.
This Company, under the General Superntendenoe Of
NJ. ID. mEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov offers inducements shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia
Ycrs Boston, Rchmond, Petersburg &c, a. exceedngy
below New Orleans prices their moderate
with the deduction insurance Of one and half per
cent this and the European shopping being from to
Sshngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prio
ali c0ntnoute to render it
Reliable well as Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation uneQualed by othe
road operation their Western terminus PARK
ERSBURGH, huEdred and ninety miles below ths low
dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river ThS
Tdua water the delivery Of goods onlE certain
hut with dispatch. advance Ofany other and the
t declines thsr advantages such the time Of deliveSy
vidrRs on Other Teutes, thar this IA the only
Cheap Reliable and speedy Route.
fegh This exposed weather than other
routes, there drsyage the delivery being Park
oburgE unders we'll shedsd h0s by
imnediateyto the without being subject
The louisville direct Parkersburgh
boats without delay, do likewise the regular CnnhnAt
boats The Pittsburgh d PArkersburgh.
arrangement the Company enabled freight
daily Tor route Al their agency in Nashville, Tenn,
For fErtner particulars inquire uf
NAY i5Bnl Nc 2, corner Broad and FtVnt streets.
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FmEIGHTs FORWARpEn.

By this Freghts Of ali description he Forwarded
from New York, Boston, Baltimore point
on Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wseon
Ein, IoEa, Missouri, ly Railroad direct.
Pennsylvania RarCad also connects at PittShurg vita
cleaners which Goods he Forwarded TO port the
Ohio Muskngum Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois,
Msspp Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Red
Rivers Glove and Sandusky aad Chicago with all ports
on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants Shippers entrustng the transportation OF
thsir Freight 70 this Company, rely with confidence on lis
speedy transit.
The raesof freight any point tia West by the PennIyl
VnniA Railroad ali favorable charged by
ether Raj road Companies.
? r particular 70 mark packages "via Penns. R. R.
Merchants ordering goods from the East viii find
call Agents Of this Company at the
following before shipping letters addressed to either OF
them the Subject Of eghts viii with prompt attention
Il. J. sNEEDER, Philadelphia
MAGRAW A KOONS, - North street. baltimore,
IEECu & 1 o. No. ASor House, or No. ], s. Mu. ST.
Y.
LEECH Il Go 80 S. Kilhy strest, Hoston.
Il Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, phils,
/ l. HoUPr, General Ticket Agent Phla.
Tuos. A SCOTT, General Sup't Altoona Pa. jsne-d
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
EXECUTORS SALE or
LAMP, NEG II OEs, &C., &e.
I'm passuance OF the last viii au Testament Of CHARLES
RBADY, Sen, deceased, shan,
On the 23d, cath and 25th OIL Nov,r next,
his e residence In Rutherford county, eadyys sell all
the bal Of the personality belonging 70 his ssS consisting
in prt Horses Cows Fodder, Corn Oats TIVE Cot
ton 6ns PoIiSe Srist MIL Wheat Thrasher and fsa w
en farniiurs, sei together sith
16 NEGROES,
embracing Men. Women Boys and G-s Also, Ne Tract %
Land on Whieh ne resleed, containing about
500 ACRES,
and 25 ssEes Of Cedar vicinity These lands are
avoraby situated being good urpkt roads, cen
venient 70 mills churches post ahce &e Iise.
fertility, we'll Eatered and he best mill sites on stone
River Nearly the = Ee encosso 20 acres ie
set with grass There s no better wheat cotton
20 land In this latitude and t is .apea 70 SICK ais-
ing Il will pe sold on acredt o l. aud The Cedar
tber nj vii ed in Of 30 acres on credit Of
and yea The negroes and liner property on credit of
tSeye months Two approved securities viii be rquired in All
paid. CHARLES READY,
Octa2-tw tllnog 20 Ezecutor
w.. n. sRvrcHEE- n.RAExszD.
w. n. CRUTCHER 4 co.,
Auction & Commission Merchants,
Ne. SO MARKET, OPPosITs USIos srzszrs
NAsEVILLn, TzxNEssEA
a FINE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
TUsT received At Lacks Musie ssere, cAllana ~
Al
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The Journal Of Commerce, commenting the let
ters Of Coll lFoRBEs, one of BROwN's confederates,
clearly shows the connection of Senator SEWARD
with the conspiracy. The New York Times, Black
Republican journal, admits that Senators SEWARD,
SUMNER Gov. CHASE, of Ohio, and others, were in
the secret.
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MARsHAL's NOrICE.--Robsrs L wsaEisy Nc
Iva casn. strAfes and othsFs. Steamboat Blanche Lewis
Libel IN ready virtue o. Earranto arrest Issued on
Dc Court In and or he Dstrc Middle the
above directing steamboat Blanche
Lewis her machinery boaB tackle apparsI ard frnne. and
under order Of me Hon West Il. Hamphey Jne Of said
court, j. Jesse Clemsns, Marshal o. The sd Court DO
hereby make publications rant sad arrest o. aid steam
her Eachinery hstl tacke. apparel and icr and
cite all persons in general Eho have prOnd 70 have
right title thsrein appear 6efore ihe edge
District Court courtroom q sac court the Cap
ol at Nashville en- The I5th Of NovemsT, 1853 bs
court day. else on the Ay next following 10 olcct Ia
the forenoon, answer nnn as aid beants IN
~ civil ana msrahe. furnlshed asrvc-s
s.ed ko and further Dc and his hshal as ta
justice shall appsrtzin- This Sth OCT lsSs
JESSE CLEMENTS.
United States narshai
Vor ~. NrLlIl. $780,
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j ). MILLER. J.wATERMAS.
MILLER q WATERMAN,
Auctisn & Commission Merchants.
MACON, GEORGGA.

HNILL give particular attention to pubk and private
sale OF Merchandise and Property 0f evszy description
ana Will make prompt returns for the sane.
Refer by Permfssl0n, TO
j. B. A. Ross 7. r. Bloom, =. Winter l. NJ Lamar,
= Bond, President Aanufactgrara Bank, Macon Georra
Davidson, La Roche Bell. HAbsrsham soas Brigham
saaSn Co: T. WasAs sAssnaaA Georgia; ", Dukes 4
R0Hs sVnasle4eonS Hpsson
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DaIy,s Aromatic valley whiskey
Daly's Aromatic Vale!

NTV7t "Fo UsOTVtuft OtttsoII
ta pleasant uncuous stimulant. peculiarly adapted to
cure of invads who need Oic Uhou: much Of the
eohol principle.
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AEARSEAL's skLE.--RoAsrt L. w..slsy. and Ne.
vH Castn strAder and others, steaboat Blanche Lewis
LbeI in rsmBy virtue Of decree made ip tbs shre
Bon. Eest Hamphreys. Judge District Court IN ~
for ths Det 9f Middle Tennessee l. Jesse B. CIsm.nf.
Marshal OF said Court will prnces 70 slI on satrfa -
or November next, At o'clock, at the upper uba N Nb
vile, the Steamboat BLASCHE LEEIS, her boat. srh
tackle, apparel, and furniture highest bidder p ~
following terms, toEir Three hundred collars N es.h n
noee with good security, rSyabs in bank e ne
equal tnsa meats, x, twelve aad e<ntssn ontt I
ierestfron date. JBSsE CLEMENTS.
United stl.as Marshal
oet1-dtd Tor the Middle Dist isi of fennsssss.
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CLAsSIFICATION.
FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of tEpentine, auphue, burning fluids and Varuh
will only be taken at owners risk.
GunpoEder friction mscheS and other combuss arti.
ees vii be charged at local Of each Rozd. only
hcads con Fa1ience.
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DalY's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From the Memphis Daily Eagle Enquirer.
It has pronounced by the highest
authority pure aud healthy smuant entirely fres from
ferrous admture We recommend with perfect confidence
who require alcoholic stmuant medical u-
poses. 'Dalys Valley whisky" superior Gin Cordial
French Brandy Port AMI Madeira Wines and indeed all other
varieties Of spirits which sold in this Market for
them Be found in state No intelligent physician
would have the rahness prescribe sport Wne RrencA
Brandy for patient when patent to all the world that they
not to be had except by base compounds in the Mississippi
Valley.
would recommend it suitable for medicinal and public pu
poses. CHAS. T. JACKSON,
State Assayer, BostSn.
1t Is without any deleterious admixture
JAS h. Chiffon, M D., New York.
Entirely free from aduteAting ingredients, frequently
used JAS. J. MAPES, New York.
~ Consumers depend upon getting pure article
they buy the Valley Whkey, sold BY the bottle aud
only. WIN. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
sep2I-I3m
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a FINE PARLOER GRAND PIANO.
j IT. Il '''''~ ~ as1
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DalY's Aromatic valley Whiskey
From the Memphis DAILY Eaols d ENQUIRER.

NIv'FE I7tc U4FteotO7F
We have hesitation In pronouncng It equal, Supero
to any ue have ever drank.
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9asbbiIIs aniou anA 5mtritan.
Daily IS; TrI-WeekIy s.; weekly 81.
Bates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
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We have tried them Fsnily superior
to any in use.-L n Sinysr & Ce's Gazette.
1T. LORD, Agent,
Bep25 North Coere Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

Fure Vegetable ELtr0ctS and nat Up in CLASS CA
4fsS <ilr ILIt, and trttt keep any climate.
The FAMILY Ca! .ITHiRTTC PILLS ia n
gentle but active Catnr % ticwhich the proprietor
mas useu IN MS practice moro than twenty years.
Inc constantly increas ling demand from those
who have long used the = PILLS and tic salts
action winch MI express ~ lin regard to their USE,
has induced To TLlncey Them within an, r,cI
Of ALL iA ~
Z, Tho Profession well know that different Ca
tharlics act on different q portions OC the bowels
Ihe FAMILY C4IIEit IARTIC PILL has, with
que reference to this; - we'll established fact
been compounded from p Ia variety Of tho purosf
Vegetable Rxtracta =, lNybicl, act alike ~, Owe,
Iy part of the elementa-lHlrv canal and ara 0noJ
and safe in all cases - Whore Cathnrtic IA I,ec-
dei, such as Derange- ~ l11pnfs of tI,o SonTcb
ScrpiReSS, Thins in hej 3qcI: and Io;,,s C1stirS
ness Pain and SorelieGs IoreY The ,r8oe botYv from
sudden cold which fire. IIuenty, if neglected. end
ma long course OF FereT II Loss of dppctite u Creep
ing SENSATION Of CDlCi y lorer the 6oIv Re,tIst e.
ness Headache or lpeight the LsIT NIL Jn11,
Etory Diseases, Worms, in CIiEdrra or 4duIs Rbem-
mGtLsn great l2rifer OF the Blood and many lis
eases 20 Which flesh fs heir too numerous to mention
III this advertisement. Dose i to s.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER 1SVIG0tATOR AMI FAMILY CA
THAKTlC PILLS IRE retailed by Druggists general
~. and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns 5. T. w. SANPOED, NJ. D.,
MAnuJacturer and Proprietor
Agents, TIL. LOGAN co. dcc2-dGwiy