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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR !!
PREPARED By DR. SANFORD,
Gnr,r,nnnand E!nt1raIu frnm GINS


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
nIHINES nov before the public, that s:ts as
known 1t is not only Cd'h'trsfc, but L'oer remedy
the md bowels Off that matter, thus ac
comprising two purposes ssGTuay, -,fh0r' any o. 1t
Mdrcs. It strengthens The the time thai
purcest; and wber :akc daily in moderate doses, will
strengthen and build it M With unusualrapidity-
The LIVER OF abe principal regulators of The
thu n po1e gS the are ail"dsveod The
almost entirely dCpendtn; on the !,eait action Of Tie
tf4n the bowels fault, the whole
sT6 erSss 9 Do the diseases Of maj or
gam one Of the t'Hae is his study Ia
shereEi.hto counterfeit lie many arrangements to which
PT2ys sE2c-
n: T %ss = GUNS r%aoy. ri Or bal matter fror
the system, sni'y!is u. heAitny EoW OF i
PURIFYING TIE Bao@p,siytnE tone and heaitl. to the
bilious kTT4G 5,:5, cured. Axn., WHAT Is
LIVER IIYlGoRAToE.
prevent the food fcom-'ris:ag AM snurnE.
Only one do=etaken before re'tr'ns prevents NIGHT
o%ly dose taken st9!g, g?cssa' the bowels
one dose taken after each wiz cure DYSPEPSIA.
~ Oae dose Of two tea>spoOnfuis will always reev.
One botiIc tsSen Cor NAL. ternovesthc
'"Ss ay on h9 Gfass qeszes Si ae
One dose often repeated SlCl sure for CHOLERA
ifORBCS, and preventive CT CHOLEIti-
e5- Only bottle is>nesfeI o throw out Of the
effects OF Eehi-cine after long sickness
bottle taken fcr.sTATTNDICE removes all sal
IoEuess unnatural colnr-iroTa the skin.
dose taken shoTtNtime before Eating gives Wig
or to the appetite, md makes%foOd digest well.
One dose often reIseatedcTres CHASONIC DIAR
RIGA in its forms, while S q NNER and
WEI complaints yieldZ almost n the first dose.
or at tacks caused by WORMS in
Children; there Is spreryafer, speedier remedy
the world AS ftHeTsrTTiES. ~
sH-A few bottles curesNDROPSY, by exciting the
| GbsnTberts.
WetaLepIeasureIn recon- mending this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
. and ali FEvERs of Bill LIOUS TYPE. II operates
with certainty andhOusAnds willing testify its
wonderful virtues.
All VITO USE IT ARE CITING THEIR IMAM
AOES TESTIMONY Nv ITS "a FOR.
MiS sodter ia hs sL0A NTH EhS Ia riIOrdt0, and
| StSdlE0Lr both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIsCOvEsY, and is laiiy
working almost great to believe. tcures by
the Fs dose Qi1iRg benet, and seldom
than bottle required any kind Of LIVER
Complaint. the JdEHdics DySpsDsi1 to
Headache, all of which the result OF DIS
EASED LITER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, S4S Broadway, New York.
| And Tetaled by all Druggists. Sod GfEo ~
uyt4-1y T. II. LOGAN + CO.. Whe~l'ng.Ta
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HUMPHREYs'
: HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedy at the
the people, They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous repusve doses of quackeTy, old school
practice Inconvenience Of watercure the intricate
peruexnE oGscues OF the usual Homeopathic books
medicines Consisting OF simple specifics for the yar
diseases which they relate put in the form
simple sugar pellets and prepared OF ingredients Meth
dangerous disgusting, they form at the ready
parent nurse and the comfort OF the
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined in popular remedies They are HAE
LESS no injury can arise their They SIMPLE
always know what to take, and how to take They
coXVExENT; you give the proper Sugar Pill at
moments warming without hesitation delay. They are
LYFIczNr disease arrested at once
the moment what the pound could not
r,Isb have Vad
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,

ID TIERHAS SON, No North Charles St. Baltimore
offer sale the following articles, Of their m-
pnrtatinn, particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartin-'s finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries. in wood and in glass.
PORT Observation-Disclosures competition red and white
Port n wood and in glass.
MADEIRA wISE-John Howard March's fine Madeira,
in Aqh in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK esberEer SteinGerSer, Marcobrun.
uer. Cabinet, Lieb-fraumilch, Bronneberg, of 1876.
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Noet and Chandon's finest, In
quarts and Pints.
BR4NDIES-otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
Braudics.
RUMS-nh and hne, jamaica Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands, tmnOrtel direct from London.
HOLL AND GIN-The best quality-TIernan brand-and
M mixture 0f aromatic poison in it.
900 half chests OF the finest SOUCH0SG TEA nh5-ly
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No family should without these invaluable curatIves
They are the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
private With them the parent is armed and pre-
the first approach Of disease, and meet
nj the threshold bay. a tribe of medicine
rightly directed hours OF d=sease perfectly cuTes
DELAY only be relieve by long and tedi-
Gus suffering II at ALL With these hand, you
obliged await the eomin= Of that often distant
as well expeneive luxury, doctor to he uGged
poisoned blistered or bled but yourself administer
the simple specific and the Tuddy Of life
again and jor There cannot only Injury arise
any their but the general influence upon
the constitution bevond all question, beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active efficient agent, the sale OF
remedies every community in the United States.
Address, DR.. F. HUMPHREYS, s Co,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
sB-SOld by the Druggists In wbssung. nLI4-1y.
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Corner Of Hanover and Pratt SITS. baltimore,
6 ID r n b E Il II v Il ST O IL T.
NO. 174 MAIN STREET, WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AM WINTER O. o o DIS!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


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KpWENelRE.RVF&.M
EF5,&SES CATTLE, &C,
MUSTANG LTNINIENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. s. ILTCH, Hyde Park, Vt, writes go That the
considered worthless (hS Spavin)
since the free of the Mustang IAnimeut havo
solo him fo- $50 CASH Your Imminent has been doing
wonders up he:c.''
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up OF what kind you
choose enclose the amount in current note or stamps
bY mail address No $50 Broadway, New York. amt
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express free
of charge
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+. II. SCOTT,
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, va.
wholesale a nd Retail

DEALER II
Watches. CIOekH, JeVyesry, Mntca a
Materials, Tools. GslnsseH- d..
OLIVER Plated and britannia Ware, Gold Pens AH
- cils Goli Silver SPectzeIes, Port MonnAlt,
Card Cases CabsS, Work BoNss- Brushes Comes
~ FAncT Soaps Pocket Knives, Scissors, RazofS
Pistols Ger Sill Piste6 Specks Spoons and ForHs -,
SIX Guards, Steel Keys, Steel Pens, Yet and CORA
And general assortment Of useful and fancy artit
Having lately added very Largely to my sex, 70
the Wholesale sni Retail departments, enables III
offer ,,zr,vz
watchmakeTs. Merchants, Peol&ts.. 4;
and the public generally very complete assoFt7'n'''
the loves; prices. .-,.atsd.
app
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astonishing
CATALOGUES SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS,.
Works Of Miss Bremen, Judge halliburton,
De Foe, Lawrence Sterne,
T aaoEe2ay, WORKS 81 i iisnj FRANKLIN,
Dr. John,"n, % Thos Jefferson,
J. r I[eaIIry MIS- Snuthworth,
E Es!h T Enftfs'sr' Mrs Mrs. I Msn!ni
Capt. ;[Hyne Reid, & vireina Townsend,
'' Charlotte BRONZE, a. = NJ. sniut%"r, -
'' Washington Irving, =" r. 3 Arthur'
H Rsv G. ' IT, %parseon, & P. Thompson.
" Capt. Marryatt, q" Sam Slick,
Mrs Moodts, NJ .rion Hariand,
smolyt, a. Mar. Hewitt,
Psrrry, Edward Evers..
" E Burton, Lori orIi B%c 9a"'
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST CELEBRA-
A Aans, Saaisiss.
iacaalay, Russell,
Prescott F Prf;'
R RobePs!on, Lord,
iIeadey Sparks.
Anl a host OF others, TOO nnmeron. to mention.
r. FIFTH r. Reid, s sif"9i
Mrs. JInisson Gltueer
Scott, Mrs. Norton.
Dryden. Lonsfslow,
BIN Tsigh HUNT, WHITE WHITE:
R MT: ss503FHs'' E R"%;: Ellsworth.
! snuhey. Hood,
II. KIRK White. Tuprer,,
Mrs Jameson, Wordsworth.
| Alice Carey, Shelley,
Kfs13' A. Poe, B R9n.S-H's'%'
He has the above styles hlnlin from plain cloth
calf aai antique lt all 81 uses Of purch1s-
crs selIt these CHI. Il other house in the
country the additional advantages of Gift wish
'A''' D''' ALBUMs FOE TIE LADIES:
Albums ali styles OF binding, to suit all
tastes profuscy illustrated with magnificent steel En-
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Methodist Hymn Books, Episcopal Payer Books,
! BlntISt H. mn Books, Catholic Prayer B1oSs'
OF all sizes oounI all Styles Arabesque Turkey
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large of Family Bib LIS, of all descriptions
and all prices 81 to %5, illustrated with with fine
cravings, printed with large type, good paper and in
ornamental Also Pulpit Bibles In various SYKES at 10"
prices
s- complete Classified Catalogue of Books in every
sartment OF Iterature containing complete List OF
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Cub will be sent free pnrt Of the Union Persons
wishing Lbr should have it book of refer
before making out their lists Send for II, and you
he convinced Of the cheapness and variety OF the
Books besides being pleased with the liberay of the
system.
Orders from the country promptly and satisfactorily
country published in the United States the
price OF which Is One Dollar upwards will be prompt
receipt publishers price, with postage
catalogue.
Liherai commissions allowed all persons forming
Clubs Persons acting as Agents reap all the
sventaces the Gin systcm without any cost to them
selves, getting Library Of good books In short
time besides which the GIFTS received with commission
- III III g. ~ - ,L,r ano,I,,, - aD,ry no thew, Tor
Agents wanted In every Union. wish
such, and all those DESTROYS OF Catalogue
will confer a favor by sending theis address to
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ST HR
Y 0 ] B
HORSES.
EEo =
Will YOU
SUFFER-.

Tho popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LIVlhiENT, is coextensive with the civilization
OF the globe. Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-this cares. Family Physi-
CLAUS Government Hospitals. Naval DISPENSE
tories Farricrs. Planters, Farmers, Livery-men,
&c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article before
received such unii>i ded praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men.
KeKEE EsjEE.EY,FS.W
of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tumours Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints Felons. Swelings, Burns, Bites, BOils,
Chaps, Neuralgia. salt-Rheum, and all aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
EEO&SES CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring-bone, Cells, SPAWN. Scratches,
Poll-Evil. Sweeney. HOofail. DC. nre subdusd
and cured by the
MUSTANG LTNINIENT.
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an and after Monday the 11h April 1889, the Passenger
Trains will be daily as folloWs:
Ffrst-The Great Southwestern, ST. Louis, Cincinnati Co
Iumbus Wheeling Benuood, Baltimore and Washington
civ Wheeling daily at 1l:lO A. NJ, arriving
and Southern cities RcturninC leaves Baltimore
at 4O5 M arriving RenwOOd at SIG and Wheeling Al
A. NJ connecting with the Western, Southwestern
and Express This train only stops Tor meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water
Second-The Cleveland, Chicago r. Lou'
indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus WheeIns,
BeuWOor Washington CITY Express departs
daily except Saturdays 45 p 81. and arrives At haiti
more NJ connecting with the trains Tor the Eastern
and Southern cities. Returning, leaves baltimore at O
A. NJ arriving BenWOOd at 15O and wheeling t2'O
NJ This train stops at all regular srtions East OF Gum
herland.
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily Sundays excepted, at T5 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland 6SJ q NJ Returning leav, Cumberland
s:1O A. n. and arrives at Wheeling ut 6n r NJ TINS
train stops all stations. J. B. FORb, Agent
Y. n coLFa GENT Ticket Agent. apls
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LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

No. /. F0Uer Puls-FOrFeTer Congestion and 1nham'
No. g. Worm Ps-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
'G No. sS BGoys Pms-Por Collie, Crying Teethns and
No. T. 6iGrrGGG PGIsNFor DiaTrhCea, Cholera 1nfan
tum and Summer COMPLAINT $500 ,,-.
No. 'oG g. Cao1sra PWs-Por Cholera, Cholera MOrbus
No. / cough PiusFOr Coughs, Colds, IrOarsenes' In
No. s. 7ootIachS PiUs-TOOhacl,e, Faceache and Neu-
No g. Headache Pius-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat
AM No. TO- DySspsia Ts For Weak and Derangsd so
machs, Constipation and Liver Complaints.
No II. For Female Irregularities, scanty, Painful or
10 70. Female Pi0,-For LeucOrrhpa, Profusc Menses
No. 49, Group Pius.-FOr Group, HOarse Cough, Bad
No. H. SAT- Ie1euns PiAs.-For Erysipelas, ErHp'iOn'
No Is RIsnmGtic PiNs-For Pain, Lameness Sore
in the Chest, Back, Tons, or Limbs.
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Asue' OLD
P-For piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or External;
ing, Weak Blur red Sight.
CFor Catarrh, of long standing recent either with
W. C.-For whoopIng- Cousin, Abang its violence and
shortening its course.
rhDas, iysentery Group, Rheumatism and such erupye
diseases Fever Meases Eryspeasthe ad-
IN ali a sG ose h act He charm
entire disease often arrested at once and In all eases m
violence federated, the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous Even should physician
afterwards have be called he will take the at decid
ed advantage from the previous treatment
CoreHs and COLDS which are OF such frequent
bronchitis and consumption all be at once cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills
In CHRONIC DISEASES such Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach
onstDatien Liver Complaint, Piles, Femae Debility and
Irregularities, old Headaches, Sore Weak Eyes catarrh
whose proper application will afford cure in almost every
instance Often the cure Of single chronic smGh
ness has than paid for the case ten times ever
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PRICES.

Full SET large walls in and hook..4S o.
Full SET 90 large walls in plain case and book, on
Case Of IS numbered boxes and book. IN
Case Of numbered boxes and book, 40
Single numbered boxes, with directions %
Single ettered boxes with directions. ~
plantation physicians case o. walsh 10 W
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Important to c'emaIes,

Important TO eemaIeS.
DISEASES OF females exclusively by DE- THEIRS.
Remedies for female derAa gen=Tlts from 81 TO $5
Relief guaranteed in all cases Consultation AMI letters
strictly confidential. Patients from distance provided
with board, nursing and exclusive attendance Medicines
sent by private circular sent per letter free
except pa3tag. ohlcc No IS Wc1t 2It1 st. New York.
RpT2S-6n
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HEIsEBL.. E. Z. sWkARINukN, JA.
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lEALEST:, ONEDOORABC PI:L K. DUNLAP DE- co.
IMPORTERS
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria Handl1erchiefs
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- shaws. Muslns Cloths, CaSsim4res Flannels Linen
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Bonnets, Hosiery, &c. dc.
constant receipt Of nelp Goods stock Is Kept COM
DlSis tSroUqboUt the VSIr. ""'7
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Goods doing business and Is now nrehaIsG u Sus
has that the GIFT System I. i il
Conducted unGer that system in and impair
al manner any other Having lived down ALMOST al
Ta0n Maine California he can afford
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches, $iS S0 U ~
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, ~ ~ W
Ladies, 1SE Gas. Gold Lever Watches on ~
Ladies iSS Case Gold Watches open DIAL g %
sents SILVER SILVER Lever Watshss
Gents, silver Lepins Watches, i3 icy 90
Rsdes Fes. E5tf BseP
Ladies: CAMEO a2 s Pisd rn aR no Drops
l. dies do p,S DO Stone Settings 10 90
Ladies' Gold Bracelets plain or enssavsd Band 90
sass aa ERs or
Large Spring Lockets, with double cases. a. a.
Medium size, No s. Lockcts, do do 90
Heavy Gold PSpo oaif S TI Gol sn Box 90
silver EytensIGn R I2as1
Ladies' Gold Pens in Boxes saw. with Ivory /! 20
Ladies Florentine Sets, Pin and Drops ~ SS
Ladis s. Cameo Came; Pins large size, 5SSSS
Ladies' do DO Do s%sii, sS5SS
Ladies Ladies Box 8a and saisi"5s Hair Pins sSS
Ladies do Ear Drops, ~
Misses do Gold Pins, 2O
n -, r. -, ~ NosnIc Rosorn Studs
Cents Engraved Gold do dc 29
Gents Plain do de do 70 70
SaJ;a,' 10 do
49,, p.orI Cad Cases 90
Cameo, Mosaic, Cola Stone Ribbon Pins, on
Gents Silver Pencils, ."
a. nv ~ Tyory do IS
|,Ttsos, 49, pins so
Cent Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold Toothpcks, with slides, w.
GSdies, do o. do do so
Sats Silver plo+.I Tea 9noons on
SIYer-Plated Butter Knives, w
Ladies' or Gents Porte monnaies, %
Gents Gold Watch Keys or Vest Hooks. ~
Iai;ssI lat do do 81
Iadi.s WosD;c do do 90
oJissI C1meo Ear Drons 50
IsseS, Ia in so
Misses Ear Drops, with Stone Setting. On
Misses Gold Bracelet, Half Round HAND, Oh
T.Jiss, dn tla do 90
Gsnts Scarf pin, 90
Cents Jet Studs 80
Gents Je: Sleeve Buttons, %
Mi ses' Gold Crosses, oO
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated In the above 49, a.
List, varying in value from e cents TO $50 L"
~ $500 the above GIFTS will be impartialT dis
truuted among Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
Books sold. All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices
All Books publish himself are bought
Publishers and in large quantities. Books
every be found his Catalogue, at
which would be inducement without the Git
stem, which offers many additional sdvantageS
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFT s,
FOR 1853.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
q. G. e v A N s

AT HIS ORlGINAL SIIF L DUN SANASEI
No A3O Chestnut Btrcet, philadelphia,
Commences the New Year, enlarged Catalogue,
greater variety Gifts, increased facilities Tor buying
oods and doing business and is nTenared to oher
GREATER Inducements Book buyers than ever before
Time has proved that the Git system +
EVANS is determined to prove that his Establishment -
conducted that system in more lSeT ana
onpositlon and aVing legitimacy of his plan oil ope
Maine TO California ne can ahoFd
to be generous. Try him, and judge for yourself.
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TRANSPORTATION.
and ohio Rail Road.


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T. H. LOGAN & Co., and LAUGHLINs Bus HFIELD
Agents for Wheeling. je9 WY dives
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08
San Francisco News,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7th.
A bloody affair took place this morning
on Virginia street. The house is occupied
by mulatto man named John. E. Pallier,
his wife and a daughter with two children
and several boarders. The daughter, whose
name was Malvie d. Pallier, was married in
1855, to mulatto man named Albert Lee,
who is servant at present Of Col. John @
Fremont. Lee and wife lived together for a
year or two and had two children. Before
the birth Of the second, they separated, and
while the husband remained in the employ
of Fremont the wife came 10 San Francisco
and has since lived with her parents On
the Sd, Lee came down, and this morning
proceeded to the house of his father in law
and knocked. His wife came to the door,
but refused to admit him; he said that he
was determined to see his children; she de-
MED him adnlittance. He reloined that
neither she nor he ought to live any longer,
and drawing revolver discharned a shot at
her face The ball struck her left cheek and
passed through the jaw bone and entered the
bnck part of the palate, near the tansits.-
She repaired up stairs into a room. and
threw herself upon Mrs. Laus. but was not
able to speak or tell what had happened
Lee had no sooner shot her than turning the
weapon towards his own breast he fred
The ball struck about an inch below the left
nipple, and passed through the body. There
is a fair prospect of his recovery. The
wound looks bad.
The body of the young man found in the
bay on Saturday has been recognized as that
Of Eugene Chiffonier, bottle merchant
He was from Paris, and 25 years of age.
Sheriff Doane has received, from Sacra-
mento, dispatch to the effect that tina Su-
preme Court have ordered a supersedeas in
the case of Wappner, who was to have been
hung to day. The papers will come down
on the boat this evening and the execution of
the prisoner be deferred to await the further
order of that tribunal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08

An ALLEGATION occurred on Wednesday,
in the Twelfth District Court, San Francisco,
during the trial of the divorce case of Loud
vs.. Loud, between J. Mem Shafter and J. P.
Treadwell, opposite attorneys. The Bulletin
gives the following account of the affair:
The latter was reading n long affidavit of
Warren Loud defendant. At statement Of
the afIiant that he had been msled by state
ment of one Of the opposite counsel, Mr.
Shafter asked which counsel it was. Mr.
Ire dwell replied: at was you, Mr.. Shat
ter" Mr.. Shafter replied: ut is false it is
false;" whereupon Mr. Treadwel struck at
him several times; but was soon prevented
from doing bodily injury, by Deputy Sheriff
Wallace and several members Of the bar
who seized him Judge Norton Immediately
imposed fine of 800 for the use of the
word ''lie;" but Mr. Shafter disclaimed hav-
ing said it, and his disclaimer was substan-
tiated by several members Of the bar, wht
had been sitting near him. Mr.. shafter sta
ted further that the words, ut is false" ap
piled to the affidavit, not to Mr. Treadwell's Is
remarks In consideration Of th,-o farts the
hne was rsu1it+cd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-08
TELEGRAPHTC.
tovER THE STATE LINE.1

The steamship Uncle Sam arrived here this
morning from Panama about9 o'clock, briug.
ing New York dates to June 10th. Her
news has been anticipated by the other
routes.
The Bulletins Panama correspondent says,
on the 2Sd May military revolution broke
out in Cuzco, Peru, headed by Col Mararo
Ceballas, who was displeased because he had
been suspended in the command of the
troops there numbering about 900 men.
The Bolivian Minister to Lima had de-
manded his passports and left Peru on ac-
count Of diplomatic difficulty growing out
of the refusal of the Peruvian Government to
punish two It's Projects who are charged
with having connived at the invasion of
Bolivia, in April last, by revolutionary
parties.
The revolution in Ecuador against the
Government of President Robles, is not yet
put down.
The steamship Granada, with 800 of the
California passengers brought down 10y the
Golden Age, got on q reef in going out of
Aspinwall on the 18th, and was hauled off
with the aid of 10 men from the frigate
Roanoke, after being five hours on the rock,
She was not injured. .....
The train with the Northern Lights pas
sengers arrived at Panama at l o'clock to.
day, the 2lst. On the way over, man who
calls himself VIM, Williams stabbed Captain
julius A. Otis, of Bath, Maine, who died in
20 minutes Williams was arrested he is a
California gambler. The passengers on the
train were only kept from lypching him by
the persuasion of the Second Engineer of the
Railroad Company. The Judges here have
taken all the evidence which is positive and
direct against the prisoner. He will proba-
bly, be shot in few days.