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Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11
STEAMER ARKANSAW BURNED

The Little Rock True Democrat of the 2d inst. says:
 We regret to hear of tho destruction, by fire. of the steamer Arkansaw, at MT. J. E. Johnson's landing, in this river, on Saturday last. There were about fifteen hundred bales of cottonson the boat, the largest portion of which was shipped from above this point. There IS but llltle doubt that the boat and cargo is total loss.
 K" The Hon. Wm B. Reed, Minister to China, has dispatched Lieut.. Henry Erben, as bearer of the commercial treaty made by him with China in November last, with our government. MT. Reed was expected to leave for the United States in tue early part of December.
 es9- Tie people of Ohio expect to be visited by locusts in few years, as the ground fifteen inches below the surface is full of-lhem. @
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11
MARKET s, &C.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARc,
 Friday, March II, 1859. ]

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK. Geo. W. Walden received 1 bales; which he bought ai at 1o@1olc.
 A. Stewart $ Bro's., received Is bales, which they bought at St@91c.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11

awF The Spiritual Register for 1859 gives the number of professed spirilualists tn Tennessee al 20, 900. @ fs-,-.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11
HARROW ARE,

4 N assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Axes, A Planes, &c., &c, for sale low by
 janS s c. & J. McLAREN & Co. 2
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11
JeweIry and Notions.

M E have just received an assortment of w Breast Pins, Ear-Rings, Finger Rings, Watch Guards, Keys,
 Gold Fon@, Beads, Fiddles, and Yankee Notions, in great variety. Call and see. N jan8 c. S5 J. McLAREN & Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11
DRY GOODS

TUST received, 50 pieces Calico assorted, , bale 4-d Domestic, pieces Ticking, 10 pieces Pant Stuff, i0pieces Striped Osnaburgs, 10 pieces Plaid Linsey, p pair Blankets, and various other articles.
 ian8 c. x J. McLAREN & Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11

eag- Extra copies of the " CITIZEN Five Cents each, or Fifty Gents per dozen.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11

mr J. " Dorr, General .fdvcrtising .Rgsnt, .Nsw Orleans, Ld., IS our duty authorised agent in Mat cify.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11

EUR HNITUHE.
 TUST received, 6 Tn-Safes, 6 Bureaus, J II Tables. 12 Common Stands, 43 Bedstead's assorted, 6 dozen split bottom Chairs, dozen Mattresses and Lounges. For sale by ' janS f 9 G. X, J. McLAnEN & Co {
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-11
Books and Stationery.

EslvRw JUST received. general assort-
 .--sG.Sll5Sz1 ment of BOOKS and STATION ss4slsaEssaI ERY-full in-,every department usually required in this country; for sale cheap, by aNa
 janS G. & J. McLAREN & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

Pare T<gct1lI< Ertrac4S, and mt nm n, CLASS CJ-
SIS, -lir TiqIt, and lrilE ian in nny cIilr..fS
The FANZsI- O., .ITII,tRyYC: IoJLLS Ia 4,
gentle but active Catlar % tic which the nr1nretor
has used in lis pr,ctice more than twenty wears
lhecniistantIy inc:eHa-. : ling demand from thOse
WHO have long used the u ITJLLS and tie sati5-
faction which all express lin regard to their use
mas i;lducei Me 10 piIc" a them within the reach
The Profession vol know that diffuron: Ca
tiSTtc5 act ON different q IOrtinns of the bowels
Inc E-iNILI CATH, ATTIC PILL has, with
que reference to this - we'll established fact
been compounded from * Ia variety Of tho unrest
Vegetable Extracts.., which az: alike On eve.
~ part OF the ciomenta- ~ Try canal, and ARE good
ann *Iic IN all cases, 81 where Catartic is nee
dSu' slich "a DerdHge-i t'HeHLS of the !&DInach
!3CpiHeSS, P;ip& iH The h L2qcI and L.,ins I;1i,
Mcys Pain and SrcRcSs - orrT tic iCIoIf h5,ly from
sudden cold which frc-iE lIucntly. if neglected, end
in2 long cnnFHo TI FcrsT. Loss Of ip,iiiS CTsep-
ing !SCHsGfi0H Of C;d ~ loreI lie G.ix Pssti, Is
ness L|cG'iGchc. lrtiJht . lin the head all ElFtn-
t1t0'Y Disciscs, HT5IS in CjiFrsr mr. ijuIts E3bf
LaatfS8 great I0rifcr of the ElaL and many ,iis
eases 10 which flesh is heir numerous 10 nIeltion
la this advertisement. base ! To;
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER lNNIG ORATOR and FAMILY ca
Ti:ANIIC PILLS are retail0l by Druggists generals
~ and sold wholesale By the Trade in all the LARGO
towns ). 7. W. SANFORD. VI. D. II
Mnn1Jacturcr AMI Proprietorj ID
Agents, T. II. LOGAN ( co. icc2-lSwfyl d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
Daddy antelligentef.
Lrron ths none ] oa1Faal.l
Under the snow.

The slSy looks pale through misty veil;
The winter wind walls loud;
And cloud -shapes gTieve as thoy rapidly UeaS0
The cold, still earth q shrond.
Now, spirits In white, with footsteps light,
= Come troopIng down the sky s
me shapes Of dream. or like angels they sOom,
As they ioat 80 airly by.
Oh, the winter snowi the winter SNOW
Ne loTcd Il ence full well
And with ctildish shout, ringing meErtly OUT,
Hailed the heecy shower as 1t fell.
Int noNssinca We know, that under the snow,
Hid from the light of day,
'TI1Hre arr treasures fAir-tre1sures most rare,
In darkness hidden RW2yi
oup gladness Is DER, aud NO love no more
i 10 sCs the sn0NE-fal come;
ftll. a heavy chill, and u sense Of ILL.,
1t brings TO our heart and home.
oh. the treasnros fairi the treasures 80 rare,
> Hidden under tie snow, l-=.=
Are not tho sweet ilOwcTs that In summer hours
Set mount and meadow aSloW
Something; moro bright to our yeNrninz sight.
Something far leArer than they
Is lying low, under the snow,
ON this bleak, sad wintry day.
II We think with drsal Of the blossoms dead,
Under this covering chill,
What a deOpor VINO must our sari hearts know
For that something dC1rcT sill!
oh snow.lakel flirI fall light rs air
Fall light and sofS, pray,
On the treasures We yet so Wildly regret,
Buried, aud hidden away
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
CASES AND CURES.


Young lazy Of % had been troubled viii, i.,lirx,
ton for several months, render gs.a; cltr Me-
cS'arS III Tia; selection finer llJd. Alter eating; tho
siolrtci' became acid food rising in l.cr oui! with
water and an unpleasant. heavy load like in
her stomach, Continuing for some hours. fcqu.ut
hraiciIr bD'ErlE c"natipatcl AMI depressed mental
e'hditi"n She commenced taking, Dyspepsia Fiil-
one morning a!'i night. anl in les tl week ;io,t
every symptom Of her disease Il vanished and slo
= gentleman sonrwiin; advanced In yea-s strong
fop<i constitution lad lately been good deal affected
with indigestion. wcHl. stomach. coated tongue bad
taste III ihc noWtlI and attended, with peculiar vcf;i-
go ant wh;rl'ns in the head much rs TO render
Ii.s t'hE IN carriage: "I even mounting rnrIco
In:e 'ianSrT"us Alter Trying several things NEGLECT
Irty he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills which ailorcd
prompt relief AIill every night anl morning works
ne charm relieving AL his vertigo and other ui-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
Piano EoIetes.
a. II. GALE 4 CO.

Take pleasure In Inviting the attention
VI Artists, Amateurs, and the PUIltS
m II ~ 0gGn0TNlly. - their MEN SCALE ri.
{ Y X st Y mo FORTS, Just q trlincei. gTHe
BtqHih6 de ro tor QnaI 4nA Pnrl fhat ShSli a..
Rroac tile Grand IN rnETs ut Son anil Al tbs same
time avoid the unEStnly N!NraSA Of that tlreecor-
led ne S:lc 10 the rEoduc-
10 sngInit nit Eitlopt fear OfSoupEtition. u
sOur ttasnsere all guaranteed 10 GlvG entiresAt.
1lf NhethSr ordered from us direct or Elld nv
eaE bnB gSpts tiEaWshout the countFy and We 80
leit tl0tlHiycu Of that patronage which We EaYS
rieSed t9t TIE Lat ysalrs.s.
- ~ A II. GALS Is IN. 8
I.sst TNEeltlh g, i, ).
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
New wine q Liquor Store

UNIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEGs
leave to inform his numerous friends and tho pub
&c generally, that he ns this day Ocrel Wholesale
and Retail Wine and Liquor StOTc, connected with
Bar-rCom. at M. 80 Main street door above the
Bank Of Wbeeling where lac will constantly keep on
hand full Ns4or!nentnf pure Wines lsrandfes, Wills
Ees, Gin, Rum. Cigars, &c.
As it Is my intention to sep nothing hut pure stun
and to pay the closest attention all orders entrusted
to Hope to receive share Of public patronage
which I earnestly solicit CONRAD STROBBL.
jyI3T6e-9m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman public lecturer. took a severe cold th,
latter Isrt Of last month. willie travelling ami I.ctur-
lie audiences every evening: yet in Two ,ays isr ;L
"i'i Of the Specific. lie entirely recovered and en-,
ableI TO pursue his calling WITHOUT Inconvenience
public speaker should lie without them
\ married laiy Of ~ Ind taken violent COLI which
seitiei ON her lungs causing; cough pain in tile
Side anu considerable fever AMI hOarcnes4 Such colds
were usually very lasting and truu!lconc; hut Us to-
king the specific Cough PILLS four tiI.,e, ncr iv in
three days she entirely we'll
younE Of ~ had u cough and oarsen.,s fur
fifteen months During cold weather his Voice was
lost 50 Is only TO speak in whispers pain induced ON
coughing cnidd or raising only t.e in the morn
aS Tiiic feeble aud eniaciarti. II., taken several
medicines with little benefit. lie commenced
with the Cough ps--onc pill three times per ,ny-
anu soon found i:n4elT impving his cough miller
and softer. hnarScncs- pse1l OIL strength and anne
lite improved anil in Few weeks was entirely we'll
having taken no other mclciIc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
SANFORD'S
Liver InVigorator,
NrrEp OERILITATES

TT rs. C,oNpr,54&DED ENTIRELY RON GUNS,
and Inns leone an e7tnblishe- .ct, a Standard
Sielirine Town and ap-l proved by all that have
u,e Il ID IL now TesOrt ell to with confidence in
~ iS n Diseases for which, - II ia recommended
cured thousands ~ within The ia5t two years
no had given up llE+ hopes Of relief as the
numerous unsolicite = certificates In nv Do4
session show. ~
The dose must be adapo3 ted to tho tsupernrnent
OF the individual taking it, and used In such guam
titles 10 act gently on; ~ tho Bowels
Let the dictates Of yourYb Judgment s1,idc Won in
the use of the LTl-ERiSS -, lLNTIG o RITOR and II
Will Liver CInl- = ufafl.ts Bilious iftIcI g
Dy*ff'1*iu Chronic Dip ;Grrlae, .SYmHer Ci,ut-
plants. UyseHtery, Drop-. iSy SOHr St0Raci HJLi-
nGt C'sStirentEs Choic. r .Cholcrd Cholera IGrtrS
Cn"!rru AJuHt,tnI, ELIH fltleIce, Juundit. ETmdEe
usIA nesSeE and NAV be used successfully as am
OrHttnry FiE,iiY Nctli- q cine. 1t will cure SICK
HEADACHE, tls thou-IE1 sands can tcytifv0 in
rcnty mIH"ses u flrD or r three IsI-EpoOntuLs are
;uke1l at cUmmenccment,k> of attas.I
al lrIo use 1t Gre 0ir-l ing their testimony in
its favor. ~
NH IFATER TN5Al TIE Y0LTY IF7TY
THE LNfIGOR1tTOR, AND iSIy4LLOU-. norm
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DoLl.AE PER BOTTLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
BALTIMORE
Commercial COLES
FOUNDED, CnART ls'
LOG TED,
Cor. Baltimore mud s.,
FOUNDED, 1852.

FOUNDED, 1904.
CATED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIeSss',
BALTIMORE MD.
MIS- INSTITUTION is. NOW me IL, MOST 81
4 prosperous and nunrislIinr canlitid5 vice en-
ring the last two years has it been necd TO obtain
larger apartments FOR the accoInniO lsot the in
crossing number Of students reppS'ihS nearly
every state III tie Union
are ee,ninroiiouEly aFIaissd, sras and elegantly
The advantages and facilities offered to young
men desiring 10 qualify ilenstt properly Tor the
various duties Of Tie Counting or 10 obtain
Thorough ITttctic1i B1tEinesS L4ii"h schernliS arc
;nssirpSssed. in any partieuly any similar estnl-
ilShmeat IN the United StaIe
FACUG1'
+. X. CIV nv. ,...-x,--
trtnciIEl-LectuTer AenCe OF accounts, Conf
merce. Busiut tS.,sL' etc.
J. NJ. pE5LItS,
Professor ofth TheoEy rr9ctre OF housekeeping
and ComuIeFi FLUCTUATIONS
Associate 81 OF Bookkeeping.
Professor of Dusir3slnd ornamental Psnmanshfp.
6 TfSLLIANIS, Esq
IFI.,Tf,3In Mercantile Law
REV H1ATES REESE. d. D.,
L.rtuf5,n Commercial EtiltOs
5sTRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno p. Kesdy, Hon. Joshua ransnnt.
Hon. Jlos Syyda VIM. II. EeglleT, Esq,
jacob Trust, b W IA. kHnDe, ESD.
Tie CollciSs provided with Commercial Library
Of Stantlanipks, expressly for the of the Stu
ESsn sstg has ds.R to himself and !. sepa-
There 81: no vacation during the year, Students
can enterany time.
The naliy required ocompIetO the full course
4 DIS is Rwnr,letl to all Graduates
A laiS[ntl Beautifully Jrnamcnted Circular. COLI
wards Of SIX SQUARE FEET. representing the
ENtetfand Interior View Of the College. various
chaee stc designs, peiInlailship &C.. sent by mail
fes6 hdTJe accompanied with catalogue giving full
lntEtiars. Address L. K. LdSIEK
baltimore I'D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
N-H YnRr IrIr b -

PRor o. j. wo,n-with confidence ~ resSr.
Inon yonr Hair Restorative. IA being the most cc0-
ttous article over Since using your Hair Re-
storNtive my hair aud WlisIerS, which wore .nnSt
white have gradually GrOwa dark: and now feel
confident that few more applications will restore
them to tiiar nltur color II aIso has relieved mo
OF all daulrul and unpleasant itching, 50 comnIoa
among neraons who nerSnire freely
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

The Restorative is put up in bottles 81 sizes viz:
large medium, aud gnali thS small hold y pint,
At least twenty per cent in proportion than tho
small recalls Tor two dollars per bottle; te arg: holds
forS3 -
q. ]. WOOD s CO. ProprietOrs. broadway, \. Y.
and Iii Market st, st. Louis, Mo.
AMI sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goe,l4
De9lSra, dec2-d&H3El-iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
j G. KLRY

PEoR. wooo-A!,out two years as, my hair com
meneed falling oTInL turning gray: was fast hesonl-
Ing bald. AMI had tried many Remeliesto no e-ct-
commenced using Your Restorative in JannaryIIat
few applications my hairfirmly It began
10 fill uD, grow ont, anti turned back to its former
color, (hlacs At this time it "a fully restored II its
original color health and appearance and Icleerfnlly
recommend its use to all. y D. HOES
49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
I am, dear !ledylct. ="


-s1V60p:-DsIr S;T:-Sonle month or six
GWEHsOI pGceiyo n bottle Of your Ilit Restorative
and gave it my wife, who cOaclulei 10 try il on her
hair, little thinking Mt the time that wSud restore
the gray hair tOita original color but To her as we'll
as my surprise, after iew WGes trial it has pCrfrH-
ed that wonderful effect by turning all thu gray hairs
70 dark brown, Mt the same time br1utifYinS and
thickoninS tha hair. Istrongly ,ommenl the above
Restorative to all per59nS In want Of such cI1as OF
their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
ePAIDTNGIs PREPAREDsGIUE.
sPALDING,S PREPARED GLURI
srAID1Na,s pKEPaRlaD GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!

ECONOMY! DISPATCH
SEAA SIMON N TNsE SAVES NISEa-8a
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Baltinlore 81 ohio Rail Road
WINEER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


IN and Gi;ag Monday the 18th Of November 1850
tie P3s>cnscr Trlins VIII rl,n daily rs follows:
tiTst--The Great Southwestern, ST. Lonfs Cinci,,
natl; Columbus, Wheeling, Renwoei Dnltimor. AMI
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling ,lajly nj
li:S9 4. NJ arriving in Baltimore at G:Ij A. A. CON
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and citics
Kstnri1G leaves Baltimore at I:15, T.. ~ arriving ri
Eenw@d At SIG and Wheeling II $40 A. ~ connect-
ing with The great Western. Southwestern and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel aud water
Sssona5The Northwestern. Cleveland, Chicago ST.
Wheeling: Benwood. Baltimore aud Washington civ
Express departs daily except Saturday at go p NJ
AMI arrives at Baltimore at ISIS p. NJ connectnx will
me trains for the Easrre and Southern cities lie
IHTnn6 leaves lh!imnEe at Ii6 A. H. and arriving
al i:enwood al 2:l9 and Wheeling al .. Is A. 81 TIfS
train stops at all regular stations Fast Of Cunberlnni
MIseiI'g AMI Cumberland AceNmmodatiom train
!eNEes WheslnS daily, Sundays excepted AT 7iG "
arriving in Cumberland at CTS r. n, Petrr,;N NJ
tea , SgmSeElaR at So " AMI arrives al Wheel
M e VIZ r. NJ. This train stops all stations
IesS trans all make close connection with tr,ius
fNr u's Western cities. 49, = y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
sANFoRD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
coMroUNDED PROM

Pare l<gct1,l< Extracts, and PIT up in CLASS CT
SIS .ltr Tight, and giIl ic.p in any c!ir:4ts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30
ORR TOBE ADIIRBD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WIND. WY a Beautiful Head of 1Ialr.

DEcAUsErr 1sTuE ORNAMENT GOD HIMSELF
TSSe NAV bloom ever 80 brightly in the glowing cheek,
the ere be ever so sparkling the teeth BIO those OF
pe1rs II the head is bereft OF its covering OF the hair
be snarlod aud sIlcivelel, harsh aud dry, worse
still IL spEinEeI with gray. nature will loso ore
than hslfhcr charms Prof. WooTs Hair Restorative
If used two or three times week will restore and
neruanently secure 10 all such an Ornaluent. Read
the following, aad judge. The writer Of the first is
,,1Ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

m Woop.- NV YoRK April 1o, 1853.
Dear Sfr.-Permit Rle to express TO you the Obll-
cations am UndSr Tor the entire restoration Of my
ISir tits orf!in1l cSor about the time Of my arTt
val In hs United States 1t was rapidly bOcHming gray,
but upon the application Of your Hair Restorative
1t soan recovered It's oriSinll huo. consider Tour
Restorative az a very wonderful invention, quite
cations as well As agreeable. .uAL3EEd.
E7E I am dear sirdS.1c. ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

-, clergyman of the Baptist Church well known in
Illinois writing to Us Il have been for some tmO
eI my Ease rs severe One-a: time, inrcI hone
less but have used your medicine (ilo Speciic and
nm cured have no Doubt ynu laying the world
under great and lasting obligation
AGentleman of So year,, we'll Rnl favoraLIy known
NJ Celhi delaware county. New York. had hcen mar
tyr to the lic= for % years Sometimes from exec
sive hGIn"rrlRge, pain and suffering. lie was reduced
To the verge OF tl:r grave. For years lie Id dragged
ont a miserable existence confirmed Invalid Isual
iite for amy bushes and life almost buricn il is
lIsetiies 'n add thai lie had tried all sorts Of rcnees
from I'll soits VI DEBTORS To- little purpose. lie
suited ii:e ~" years aga. and rcS0nIc tet cur lie
Specific, with occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill From
THIS lie begun 10 improve, ami since has never ;,d
serions uIin Of piles From tl,c first month rlp 10
year PAST lac lad occasionally symptoms Of his old
Complaint bEta few CluscI If tho Pie Pills waUii dis
perse it all and for n"r. than year past he has Leen
entirely we'll Of the piles. brilliant cure Is
scarcely to be foun'l IA the annals Of medicine
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

Tr re I,oHprvEEDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
mud Ios I-coIne estnblishe. ct a Standard |
IfsIi.;r. Town and np- proved bY NIL That Inyp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

de Geeiderlss tril happen, eren in sg.lLrsgulated
aHIie it very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, ~oys, Crock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

No family should be without these Invaluable cura-
tTc+ They are tile only remedies perfectly a,iaptc
for domestic and private use Witthcm tie parent
is armed ami prepared H.iEst the approach Of disease,
ami m meet II at THE threshold aud keep it at bay.
'Titis Of mttcinc rightly directed in the first hours
81 diSGa.e perfectly cures that which by delay
" Ice relieved 10y long ai tedious hours suffering
await the Coming of that often distant as well as
p:sivc luxury, 0,oCt0r. to be dragged poison
e or blisteTcd OF blea. but may yourself administer
The simple specific md restore the ruddy OF
life aEaint to health andjoy There cannot only in
FURY arise in any case from their hut the general
influence upon the constitution. beyond all question is
most beneficial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-30

'R2CE ONE D0ILAE PER DOTrLE.
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7.
Look over the list. make up case Of whit Eia you
Choose, aud enclose the amount in
stamps by mail to Dur address. at No. 562 Broadway,
Jew York and thG medicine Will he duly returned by
mail or express irca Of ciarSe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-27

broker, for he also gets oneq1arter per cent. from
the factor; and, repeat, the brokerage system as
practsed in New Orleans, is bad one. The pros
pect thus far for large crop is good. The high
prices realized for the last has materially strength
ened the planter to increase his labor force. It il
a well known fact Of there being always more
cotton planted than can be picked.
One thing is certain; that the labor of the cot
ton producing States has increased within the last
few years in much greater ratio than in former
ones, and although short crops may be heralded
and in reality be short to the expectation Of plant
ers, they never can be short again in the aggre-
gate. The excitement, therefore, which has pre-
vailed on the other side should be controlled ON
this Merchants giving their orders have the power
to do so; and if they will not use it. must content
themselves in continuing to work for the benefit of
the planter and the spinner.
Hitherto the blame rests here for bad manage
ment; and it seems strange there should be 80
much fascination in dealing in the article Of cotton,
az to learn nothing by experience, or that one Of
the most important articles in commercs should be
SO played with as to absorb large portion Of the
pronts on other articles, with it's losses.
- repeat the remedy must come from this side.
me parties acting on the other must be taught sub
mission, and not be permitted to dictate. The fast
men must be tanned down. and until this il accom-
pished the evil will exist
., some o. the brokers in New Orleans buy from
1ne IL OF September to the LIST of September over
~ t" ~ paies 1t Is, therefore, necessary for them
70 be fast, as well those thew are ACTING sor q,
be equally fast. The big lists thereforee anti; "a
them best, and no sooner has Rncknar Wat
Byrne Carroll and others let aim one than ana,Ier
is on the table for sale, o''' '''An al''iiei
Is it possible, where business pushes ;rd;v;dna1s
in this way, that it can be either faithfuy Or veil
| done? .-1- w. y. = ~
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Children three years old UNDER those three
twelve years old all twelve of
full fare.
Persons who reside the city and have residence stab
hent the line of the tickets packages
of twenty five for their personal reduced rate at the
office on Camp
Through tickets all principal Cities North and East be
obtained the Ticket office Of the Company adjoining the Tee
graph Office, under the ST. Charles Hotel the
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
York, having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried the
Railroad Company its discontinued
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton be obtained this subect of j. McKEEyER
96 Camp street.
Agents Of the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt for bank specie ewelry other express
ter They will DO received by the Adams Express IS Camp
BENTLEY D. HASELL,
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
T. s. WILLIAMS,
OF MAST IF Trops