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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15
DIED.

aEvERIDeS-A. Newbursh, suudsy Feb H. John
Bevsndse. esq, aged IS years.
punersl n Wednesday
CUMMINGS Sunday, Feb. IS, Of consumption, Thom.
Aueust.s Cummings, Of Thos s. and Jane Commns IN
n friends ard those Of the family respectfully invited u
stepd hs funeral from the residence Of ms iseI, ~
Eat Thirty sixth street. near Lexington ''snoe "'
eLARKEAtEe lO2 West Nineteenth street 11 sgna.
Brissss CiaIis aged - months and IL days
copYAN No 20 Clark street on Sunday Feb. Is, after short
bot severe illness, Mary Cody So 80
Lay ~ wife Of Henry Doe and daughter q whshe,5 fsa
soSSd, only .o1 Of Richard and Mary Evans aged gears
II mouths and IS days su.,.- u, 70 y, asbp,,v
Mn.fys EH.sbeth wife Of William " Granger aged % years
ponth. leaving an infant son 10 day. old pa, n
H. Rev Reuben Hubbard Presbyte Of the Preby
vses, yees viii take place this afternoon O'Clock at
~ john. Church, Yonfer. His friends and the Clergy
ss,si, only B.psmin and Susan C. Ha,'un' aged
friends family repeatedly Is py;sd stead t sas
s.. on 81 II. ssrsn.. No. $2s Fourth syenae
HARDY-In Brooklyn, NJ Y, On Saturday, FEB IL hoer'
noiIXND~nt city, suddenly Sunday Feb 49, aged So
y5HHsoNpin willsmsbursh on Sunday, Feb. 49, Joseph
+ e; @ I SsnS q h John in
ne stivss and friend. Of the family respectfully invited to
sDS is rom Il. on residence No 80 os5, street The
remains will be taken 70 Greenwood for intenDent 80
AcKENZIE-At No. Lsmartne place, West ITentyn,nth
stsest on SUI day. Feb 49, Of paralysis, aged 81 years Mrs
Emeiire Mckenzie. - s
HEWKIRK-In Bergen, NJ j. on Sunday FEB IT, Of consamp
op GEORGE son Of Henry and Eliza Eewkt aged years
PGrEkSON-Lost board from ship Time on her passage
from New York Melbourne, Friday Oct 1885, Charles
Peterson OF New York, native Of Denmark -
IOGERS-On Monday Feb H. OF croap. Edwin Cnr'y, son
Of Charlotte Rogers and grandson OF Edmund JOKES aged
3 wears, G months and IA days
me relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
.ftsnd the funeral on Wednesday Feb l6 M from
ths OF bis sandsber Claemont Hotel Blooming
ale Road. without further notice.
ROGERs-On Friday H. Ellen Rogers, formerly OF New
London, aged % years and moptbs . .
grUR9Es-On Monday Feb. IA. Ebenezer CURTIS youngest
son Of Daniel J.. and Rachel " Sturees . -.
tn friends and relatives Of the family invited TO attend his
upsra on afternoon 18th nst at O'CLOCK from
No. " East Eleventh street ~ - -,
fOMPKINs-On Monday morning, Feb a. Gerard o. son OF
ibe late Stephen Tompkns, formerly OF TarrStown N IT,
ssed &c years. - =, ,.,..,
~ relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
Ia attend his funeral his late residence No. ~ Second
svenue on Wednesday morning, 18th nst at 10 O'clock
HIS remain. will be conveyed to Tsytown by the IL O'CLOCK
train fren Chambers street
eNITHOn Saturday evening Feb r. after short but severe
fhess Esee A. Smith, aged 10 years months and 10 days
daughter Of Gurdon L. and Hey Smith Of Essex
Cenn
YOuNG--In this city Sunday Feb IS, after painful
Npess, Mr.. o. j. Young in the 6oth year Of his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15

,sous. heavy weather before rvPo''sdh s'hss Tu~ As
sshr P.,sx Mott, 6eorr,.o~u, D. C., days hean' As,
sesr As1 AID su..u Smith cAueIson ssy', ec.er, as.
% peuer. Peter CO.
Shop Oregon. Rhodes Provi3snce, mdse
sloop Rhode Isard Cnr. Providence unose-
Sleep Thos Hun, Huh, Providence, MISE
BtLOW-i byis.
WIND Sunset. W. 5. w; sp m. do
SAlLED-Shlp New World for AEi~erpi BAKE prlsr Yer
N-woresp, r. B. Bertrsn for Mobile schrs o. LAs~ Ter
M.arras. s. D. Spar Ia for S. ks, II. d. Mesfs, tf IA
Gr.pde. Emene, fer ApAlaehcola
Also hark Bepefsc;or, for Singapore
The steamship Roanoke Of the Richmond hDe hss
r ,oucd round Morgan iTsa WORKS foo. Of Ninth street
70, the purpose Of having boes put IN sse hsvs
pnschinery thororshy oyerhanlsd-
The BIZ .hip Jsm.s Patton on the large sasaos dssk
for repairs She vii be stripped reoaus'd ana nesS cop
RSruRyyp-sctr Hiaws;he (ofRocilsnd snonton, hsnoe
for C.rdr a. Jan so 10 Consequence OF the captain and
mate being taken ,ck the ihd day .a, i1 % Css.
H.,.er., took heavy gale from w during which Sst
b.t and received other damage 9th inst lat - ~ on =
spk baIk Col Ledyrd from Savannah 70, boston uSs
Med us with q navigator in the person Of Mr. w. kniss
their hrst officer The H. put into the Doa~Are of-Ak.e:e
the 7h Inst account Of heavy weather. aod sAk< ffsa
therce l-sh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15
SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Feb. l4-P. N.

MONDAY, Feb. l4-P. ".
The Stock market did not maintain the Improvement
noticed on Saturday, and, at the First Board, was
quite inactive and spiritless, with moderate decline
IN lsadisg stocks. There were efforts to sustain
prices o. the part of the bulls nor their opponents
sctye OF vigorous in movements for the decline. Some
Of the hesitation is, doubt oocasoned by the
arrival of the Epgsh steamer, which may bring pos
ably, monc definite intelligence on the war question.
1t IS quite probable aso that the rmer aspect Of the
messy market rather unpGlaable to operators for
Aese. Aelsnce at the table Of imports for the last
vesi Is sufficient TO show IN the movements of trade,
- tendency 10 active employment Of capital The
Increase the corresponding week OF lS5S is very
stIhny-foo.ing up nearly treble the amount-while,
- compared with 1857 before the panic, the figures
of lsse stand At q, 9o5,57s against e. ,9i27O The
aggregate import aimee Jan. l, fos the pres
ant year, rs now within $500, 6S Of the
AnsuDt imported in the corresponding period of 1857,
sS exceeds the import q the same time n 1855 by the
ss Of 81, $780, ni, reaching aggregate more than
tvios .. large. This rapid expansion in al importing
trade Accounts very naturally for the frnness in
Ss,ecn exchange and the threatened increase Of specie
shipments There we're no features Of particular in.
,.., in the stock ,rsr sscons of the day. TIE most
x,s),pt fuctnstion was in Pacific Mall which seems
70 mspisest fsvefish eccentricty in rs movements,
sssy aif6c,h to DO sccoorted Tor. TIE fsssie we're
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........FEB.
Cleared.

Steamer Thoa Swami, Rauey Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell
Co.
BaIks-Bepefaotor Corning Singapore A. A. Low Bro: j.
A Bishop Bmce, Mobile, Oakley Kestins L. Bars Wat
lirstop Bermuda Brett Son Co.. y. Beco< hunroe st.
Marks smalwood Earl Co.
Brgs-Ayondale Dix Tara c. r. J. Peters; Guisseppina
(Sicil Mereo London Valerie Easel Baltic, HoopeI
CieLfuesos Metcaf Duncan
Crenshaw, Moss Richmond, c. II. Pierson Sur
prise Patton City Point James Hunter Co. Trojan Cock,
Richmond Van Brunt Sssht; W. Z. Aershon, Cole Mobile,
Post, Smith Co s. Dean, Cook Fall River mastsIi N.
Croker Presby Taunton master s. Davis Fisher Charles
ton, McCresdy Mott Co Smithsonian, Brunt Savannah,
McCrsady Mott Co.; Z. Smith, Howes Baltimore, J. w
Mckee; Sawyer Person, City Point, C. Pierson; II.
L. Weston Msloy Philadelphia James Hand; Sunny South,
Weekg, Wsshin ston Mathews Mitchell
Soops-Riyer Queen. Reynolds Fall River, mater w. ii.
Bowen, HAl.ock, Bristol, .. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15

PorosRD By DRiSKrsG TEL.-The family OF
sslsa named Anthony Gale '@.ro poi'onsa on a. sa5
Easlt ~ cent worth Of baef green tea Mixed pros 20
eat per pond, md pound Of suss,s ssnis N va,
s~rnsr ef Concofs and Pes <treets, iresy reht
xeparsI In tn Dot usGpins and the family oonsns
hs vie and iva Children Dssooh Of t. Abom an eoS 49,
"a Of the sotob followed BY violent pufsins Ine
Of he family seSed In The same 80 n, chidrsn
80 sy.ns BIZ small sustty and were rot seou,
fhe parents compelled 70 tsss men w. ,ymu.m,
destsd tbsi they ha6 tsken poson but IT Is yer a.
a. .osopous effects produced D. TIE
a. az x,sr or sbe vessel In which the tea was Prepueo
n 81 oh ysosn who inquired INTO the mattel p,st tae
In The sugar the TN pot in which the tea
100 Police Surgeon George C. Bal bAs procured sam
sI,s Of the and VIII the view OF sho
examination Of he vessel Ia winch ths Yea W a.
.-.a-sS In order 30 give a. @ correct conclusion.
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BY Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS, FEB H. sun,et-one brig outside the sss
and bre in the ofns bound in. Wind, n n W. ~eafssr
clear
SANDY HOOK, Feb H. sup,c+.-wins, N N. w. wes,Asr
clear ,, .
LONG BRANCH Feb. ~ sunsesNO vessels in ssh; bound
In Wind n. Weather clear.
soUAN Feb. H. sunseI-Nothins In sight Wind fssh q.
w. Weather clear
NEWPORT Feb u Arr sohrs Justice, Sheldon, ssbe.h.
nor, 20 dischsr,s Robert Rskes Ncsaaks Noek for frov
a.uce; D. w Hammond, Weeks New Bedford fcs NorfoA ;
White Cloud Higsins, Providence for Virginia
Returned In consequence Of heavy weather, sehf harA
Cook Calais for New York. -.
Arr at Narrsgansett, Pier, schr Susan ana NAY Ncaea
Fhzabs,hport 10 discharge. 49,, A..
Sailed schrs Besuchsmp, Crsre Norfolk for rrev,aeseei
Ro.nohe ZONES Taunton for NewYork Thomas w Sheros
Davis New-l ork Fall River; alec, sailed ssars Hess
Raikes and u. w. Hammond seove .coBs fhomss HAL
Bristol for NJ York =,
Angler ,s,. New York for New Beafrd Ssahewer Csfte
New Yort New Bedford New DehTht stoyen ErsssA'
mort dscb.rsips Citizen York, Noro OF and TOT Camden
soop Rhoce IsaI d. Carr. Providence tor New York
SAVANNAH, Feb. I2-The L. s. NJ steamship Alabama ~.
rived . the O'Clock this morning aud az he vhAr -
o'clock this aft. ruoon detained BY e.
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Northumberland BIZ Tslegrapk.

PHTLApELPHIA Feb IA -FLouR firm. CoRS steady Yellow
&C. COFFEE 6Im Rio, Ilidll'c New Isans SUGAR, TIA
O. Provisions quiet WHISKY dull az 2dEtc
BALTIMORE, Feb H-FLoUR quiet WHEAT UNCHANGED
CosN receipts large; Southern White and yellow 7ie76c
WHISKY dun: Ohio Soc. City 2sc.
CINCINNATI FEB 4-rLouR firm, with good demand; sales
Of 100 bbs SIS sea SIS % for Supertne WHISKY un
iapged and Sic Mess PoRE and LARD dull and
nominal BACON fair demand 7tc for Shoulders and DC for
Sides Bulk MEATS unchanged.
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Disaaters. &c.

KEY WEST Feb 5-The schr. ". h. Tcoub, tom Attsls.
pa. for New York arrived here tais mornipa leaking l,Ho
rls pr hour and has also snsined damage ~ pan
ana .ails She viii commence discharge t. morrow.
The wr~clns schr Gipsey arrived here yesterday with
CARO- Of cotton from the 6remen b,k Manu. Capt sc~nn,
fom Galveston for Amsterdam. The captain reporS that ~
vessel went lahore Pickle Reef hight OF the 2stn a An1
soon sled lis supposed the vessel will BE- total o''
now blow I'M heay, from 4. N T. -.
The bark Louise Bliss from Apsschicoa Tor rrovssnse,
came into the port Yesterday being cAnk or top heavy
and able sail Shytwo bales OF cotton have been
discharged deck ,,,,r
IBy letter to EIlwood Walter. ESQ., Sec BID Of underw's
H,vssA Feb. s-The brig 1.-The Mills from rrnsdsd Dc
Cuba With cargo Of mossse Boson struck
Colorado Reef the nxht the 2h and beat over In smooth
water where she hes surrounded By reefs The hull Of the
Is much Injured the foreoot keel aud empost started
rdder and broken. shr with mep has gone TO the
wreck and will do oil they can 10 get vessel AND cargo 70 s
port A portion Of the cargo Is stove. -
NASSAU n P Jan. y "A large vessel With cargo Of Gotten
liquors. reported wrecked at Dog Rocks Salt Key Beech
No further particulars
b. vessel osded with copper f,m ST Jsss bs swan
also reported wrecked aud sunk near the T. END ei
Insqus. -
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MARRIED.,

sEALY-LOHG-gn Brooklyn on "Wednesday, Fee 8, M L.
n Bssle Mrs Mary A. N. Long
pryHOP-wEsTCH-Onr THURSDAY Feb. 10, Mr.. Z. d. Bishop
~ Miss Emma A. Weston. .
yAHDYEE-siLBY-On Monday, feb. 7, Mr. Henry A Van
A1pe 70 Misc Jean Riley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15

The cspitsl of the Road is 50 O26 9O2, Funded debt
s. O35 els, Floating debt Sal 0IC sgaIst which the
Company have some s27i,OCO bills ard sums receiv.
able and other more or less good assess Even under
tie depressed business of the last six months the road
appears TO have earned over 500 600 more than
enough to pay the interest the ls Mortgage Bonds
and on the lst Mortgage Bonds Of the Belevile and
jamestown Road.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
L.. - al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15
RROOKLYN II,E1IH.

NV PsPER.-Ar-apgement are Taking TO estsb
~ new daily paperin this city, b. Democratic In
,sIaies Attempts Of the hind have h eq9enty been made
ksssssere, bot Wthrrt success
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Danks on the STD Feb, were as follows:

Total...sH,sssCs sBse2osS sll,slsOoe s2t76s23l
Tie following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
gums due TO distant banks the latter being comprised
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Movements or Ocean Steamers.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sus-R,-s. s:6 Sets ....... 5SS Aoos-Morn.. 500
WATEa-TBIs
Sandy HOOK. 4o3 Cows Island ass Hell Gats... 6:S4
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s,,,,vs Copar-GEsyRAL TERs-ClLLspp,
"A is-pes I,2a4.s6.a,9 10 II, Il, -, a. ID h' ~ IT,
10 mi - $780,, ~ ~ %. = Z, .
q a m n is IS H. 10, q, Il y, a. Is, 70, q, a. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15

RfCtIpW Oh FrOuucc.''''rE b' TT
n, Erie RalSoad-2 200 bbla Flour 50 do. Alcohol 81 do
WHISKY 10 pigs Ashes 80 do. Provisions 900 do buster,
Lard 50 do. Tobacco 100 sides leather $50 rolls do
O seed $50 do seed liz bales leather 10 do WOOL loo
hides bag flour,
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r.sLs Of tie Lea-I ssse.4, cse.<ss. sAd Dsrssh t.s
Bass II n< Guy Of See Fork TIA seek en5sss on ,af.r
2ay FEB r. go 90 "a s1ses tas oeDtta! 81 sSa Ea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-15

A. the actual amount Of cash which has oeen ren
ned from the road during tnst peroc, Ssd rneh
coai b. ysde applicable 70 the pay en' OF iner~ vi
other liabilities a. the Company.
TIE present managers, II A7gust ana SP'emoeI,
1858 resumed and have since maintapea the regaH
payrept Of the interest upon the tIrf Mortgsge
Bonds Of tie Terre HAGte ard Alton X sad OF $i,eO-
eco and -pon the First Mortgage Bonds OF the Belle
vile and jamestown Railroad Of S6O co. Although
the net earnings for the past n1 months nave Deen
$l67 f4 81 as above stated, yet II has been seen thst
the Company could rot appropriate OF rs eash means
nore than sufficient To pay the interest upon ia st
Mortgage Bonds, without neglectIg necessary woISs
Of construction. And il IL no. anticipated u tne
Company will be able 70 do more, the present year,
than 20 oortinue the payment Of interest upon these
First Mortgage issues and 20 make those indspensa-
bic improvements in the track which the beet interests
Of al parties require
Considerable expenditures vii be needed DUNG the
present year put the rosd in complete order ana
consequently the payment Of the floating debt must be
postponed, and the coupons funded upon classes OF
bonds excepting those named above. Toe Company
offer fourth mortgage bonds for their coupons and
floating debt and the creditors, to some extent, a'e
accepting them The local business of the road Is in
creasirg especially the coal traffic. The managers
look for much more favorable net result when the
improvements IN tie track Of the rosd and .s business
facilities have been made.
sr,rEyENr SHOWING AMOUNT OF EARNINGS from JULY j.,
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Totsls...sI6,l3l 50 sls2n 81 s2lo9 60
The earning for the first week in February were
sl5,279 IS.
The receipts and expenditures of the United States
for the quarter ending Dec 81 1853 were as follows,
exclusive of trust funds and Treasury notes funded:
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nR. Z. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CUA'
~ nd 6YxNASlUA, No. Ito Bssscksrss, hsv-Ss@
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BURDsALL" sA ARNlcA EMINENT for
Read the evidence.
Ny daughter scaded with hot water 10 saal n sxs9r
that my physician said she die. bsthsd Der freely ~!
the AMIGA Eminent which instant relief eosttnaee
and am happy 70 she L. perfectly we'll snd got .es'
CHAS. ,. SONNEBORN, etsacpsr
No. lE NesssSdL
For sale At No. "a Beekmsn-st-
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Markets-CAEEFuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE " Y. TNsrse.
MoSoAY, FEB. IL lsss.
AsHEs-The market quiet for Pot, % rs. Pearls
IL demand Q. &c
Coros-TLe marie, heavy; sales of 40 bales, ncia-
dns SO IL trAns.ta. We quote:
BEwYokK cLASsIFIcAr
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Some Of the Western Roads showing inn
provemeIt Of traffic in February "a compared with
February 1885, but the advices Of the prospects for tue
Spring business not very promising The Southern
Michigan elbows s. 500 increase in the first week.
The Illinois Central about 81 500, and the Cincinnati
and Indianapolis $1,000 The first week on the Galens
ie az follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-08
THE LIVER INVIGOR ATOR


INTERESTING .e PROFITIBLE To EVERY ONE.
cOnsequ OF the hard times, have CONCLUDED
make Ereatreluctlon the selling price Of goods.
shau Nthe lme time osr some Of the eaest bargains
In several trticl-s r-c-V u lir-c: from auction.
CALICOES, with the exception OF English and Ni-rrinae.
NJ lnc T yar'l.
MUSLIN DELALNEs. goods Revsr retaiei les, than
Is only lSt and all others proportion.
FURS-I oIsr good A'sortm-nt, aud prices TO Enlt
eY-ryhOlv.
MGsLTSs, both B'sleh.d AMI Drown Is psr esat less
thu other house.
MGLLINERY GOODS complete assortment, very low,
iSasc ant ! row at 81
EWBR0IDERIES-T obiss u,vs-f to self - p=r cen.
CHEAPER than any othsr house in the city o. wheeling,
CiINTZES-Warth sic At 20 cents.
CLOARS AND STAwt.S in ever variety, and cheaper
tina o:5-r house
s.LK TsFy sud 1Tiisls Of Pis;f s. s,s and
II osly ~ cents
LINEN S-.Ar rrti-i- worth 5.Sc only as.
PARANfEVrDS AN0 SRENC-T MgRIN iS-1f every col
price. t1 ever offered hefae; r'an De-
iaae, fne qualify, such sells Rt IS. ISat
KIN GLoVsS-N aot'sr y. Of those extremely cheap
,r;I viii sell AL AMI any Of rnv sui, these
hNri uot=s ISAAC plAGvg
u1v p l9i Miin s:reat near Cnoa-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-08
THE FELLIGENCER
DIEARSHUy ATA FAR.

avid CRATE delight
Ye've heard, tonight,
His Honor, thare, the Mayor,
Who, wild the aise
" DemosthenaiSe.
Has INTRODUCED onr Fair
'To the faymalc race
That's in this place,
To thin, me rhimes l tinderi
For It's thim controls
Bodies an souls,
Az the other, walker ginder.
'For It's their care
Sales-women fair,
DiSpansin' looks and lockets,
T'expend their pains,
r. improve their brains,
While loiShtenin' yer pockets.
Here's cashmere shawls,
That graceful falls
From Belnty's rounded shoulder,
Soft as the heart,
They hiie-(a part
That hardens, growing older.
Next Asia comes,
Wild her burnin' suns,
Her Chiny an Japan;
Where heads wear tails,
An the dhroll faymaies,
The shm1llest feet they can
"For they bind their toes,
As the story goes,
To shorten their understandin';
So that Ills rare,
That loyers-thare
Elopennts have hand in.
"Atout Jap an
'Tis true | am,
In knolidge somewhat lackin',
But It's here, I'm tould,
They makes the ouii
An faYmous Jap an blackin'."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-08
LIVER INVfGORATOR!
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUNS,

PREPAWED BY Dir. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUNS,
Is ONE OF rHg BEST PUgGATIvs And LIVER NE
esier uier and more r;tlal han any other medicine
the and bowels ct that rEtssr, thus
nlia" ges Pps is Ia he o,ratoas Of most ca
triirs It treasthens the sv.,e =: the time that
strengthen AMI build it up with unusuAIraPiiity.
The LIVER is one Of the principal regulators of n,
The powers Of the system are fnlydevtioped The soa
Is almost entirely dependent on the healthy action OF thy
bowels fault, aud The w1ol,
stem suffers consequence .of one orlau-the LIVER
having ceased to do it, dnty -sFor the diseases Of that
one OF the propri-orshas made Il his ~ in
ersE h 20 c"untsraet the many arrangements to which
atllstfs1nd, hyperion
bled with LIVER CON- PLiENT, IN any Ofi;s f0runs
rir"se Gums remove a-nOshid or bad matter from
the SYSTEM supplying In their a'r healthy now n Bile
PURIFYING TIE RLoo0- siyias tone and heslr to tie
whole machinery, remoying-the cause OF the disease
BILIOUS Attacks are. cured, AND, WHAT Is
hEEEE fyE EE6yTTT5R occasional use Of the
,is si.nt to relieve tie stomach
aud prevent the food frou--risnE and suurinS.
oniy dose taken before retiring, prevents sight
only one dose taken nt -nIgh,. loossns the bowelr
gently, and cures COS-TYEENESS
one lose taken afsr each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA.
~ One lose % two tea>sPOOnius Will always reIev,
one bottle taken for re- male thu
OF thu disease, aud-mlE perfect cure.
Only dose Immediately relieves gHOLIC, while
One lose often repeated is for CHOLERA
HOPRJiS, and preventive OF CHOLERA
~ Only bottle isSucrlet TO throw ont Of the
the elects Of me li--ius after Ion: sickness.
~ bottle taken flr-sIAfNDICE removes ali sal
IOEuss< unnatural solDr--trnn the skin.
dose taken sh7Tt-tinc before -atlng gives Wig
0ns dose often rcpeat.,i-- currs CRPONTG DL4P
PH;l-t IN It, worst far1ns, while SUMNER and
30 WEI complaints yieiIZ almost to the frst dose.
One two doses cures tIcks caused hY WORMS in
Children; Is safer, SDe=Iier remedy
the world, As itfIsrer StiIs. -
~ few bottles curesL DROPSY, by exciting the
ahserheGts.
We take in recon- ra-niiFs thls medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGTE, CHILL FEVER,
and AL FENEGS n BIL- LIOUS TYPE. II operates
wonderful virtueS.
~ TH2 E-SE Y. ere gITLyG THEIR UYAM
nous TESTIMONY ~ ES ri FOR.
Nir ctc- n ne mouth tcikf ne THriJordtor, md
4Irdiioie both toyst1Sr.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCtENTIFTO MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
magic, ne sf lose isFag 6eReft and seldom
Than one bottle required any Kind OF LETER
Complaint from :ae Eors: .ytlEiice Dyspspsid ta
common HavfrcHt all OF which the result OF . DIS
EASED ETT'EE.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS Broadway, New York.
And Estailei by all Dru ggists. SID also bg
myi4-iy T. u, LOGAN CO.. Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-08
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
1872 sss rs: - @
WINTER ARRANGENIENT.

WIN i Elk NRRANGEM ENI.
nN after Non lay 29th November, ISIS the trains
" will run f0iIovB-yiz:
Hrst-The :: LOUIS. Circnnati, Wheeling, Bcnwooi,
Baltimore and WtslGstln CITY ECUress leaves daily
:3 A. ". arriyi- Baltimore az I=2D A. NJ, In time
breakfast AMI Eastern connections.
SecunH-rhe SorIl-T- ChiraEo, St Louis. Cairo
lndsnap 'li- pa, ton, Caean! ". ceiling, Bens ood Bal
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily 81
VI Saturday eScepie, arriy. Baltimore 4aSJ
81 in tin- for Etsteru cunnrctious-
To cGioy the ELEGANT should
take the 49, 4 train u Cdn5erianI and resu=e their
trip by the 5'p A. VI
returning al Southwest th- trains leave
Baltimore d lily fsoTs: Firs;-rh. SIS A N train
arrives Wheel Gay p. #. S--oad-rhe 45J p. NJ
train arrives At WI-elins a. 1883 A NJ.
The 1872 n VI train b5IlI East viii stop At all stations
between .heeling and Cumberland
R'und tip tickets b-in f1sed u Noundsve at so
cents and t. B,nwooI n 25 cts. J. B. FORD, Agent.
w p. SMITH, Superintendent.
l.. NJ COLE, Jen' Ticket = mt. nov90