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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
THE sLAyE-TRADE
WAsHiverov, Friday, April q, 1859.

hASHINGIoNs EEluhYy April ~ loOe
The State Department has just received a disoatch
from ConsulGener1 Har is st4i0g that relations
with Japan in moet satisfactory coalition, aud
thai every disposition Is h9% shown oy the Govern
The public sales of lsnds-2,7h 600 acres-s take
place ia Kansas in August and September aud in Ne
braska more than four aud third mliOns ia August
Accounts received here to-day from Mexico, brought
70 Galveston by the revenue cuter Dodge state t1at
Mifamcn, on returning from the expedition To Vera
Cruz, arrived at tie Capital the 7tb, where he
rteeived by the riog OF cannon ringing of bells, aud
o'her evidences Of rejoicing. He was accon panied by
J. 800 or $40.
There were diverss reports ss TO his future move
ments There IA no question but that his Government
vss suffering from great ebbsTTassments especially
from the aie extraordinary drafts opon the Trea5ury.
In the meantime forced OsDs ADD contributions of the
most extraoT 0ipaly character were being levied IN
every direction for the immediate necessities OF the
army.
Tie Minister of Finance had ordered no Treasury
drafts to be paid for she present and t7at tue Coats
in Rdjuccang upon claims against the Goyeroemot or
Cove nment property, should give only formal jodg
mepts.
TIE British and FIevch Ministers were busy with
their plans of compromise into which they we're seek
Ing 20 draw our MiDister McLaDe.
The Government at Vera Croz was in nearly as en-
bsrrssng circumstance fom the exhausted condition
of the Treasury as that OF MIRANDA.
An attempt was made 81 the Ieorg anization OF the
Iib4ral army in the North, and for that pupose Geo.
Degollado had gone to Tampico, but In the Sac OF
Vera Cruz The want of means would compel the juarez
Government TO scs solely on the defensive.
TIE United States ships Brooky n and Saratoga are
still a. Vera CrUz-all well Oh board. TIE city aid
pert were also healthy, though it reported that
one case of vonits had occurred.
Tue Dario CfciG, Of Mexico is quits free in it's
abuse against Capt. Adhan for having issued his pro
test against Miraaon's uDciviiiZed bombArdment Of
Vera Cruz is in wholesale ahuse OF Caps. Jarvis
and Turner for having captured NJ 4r5D.
me PtcazuRe says: News from Tampic0 states
that the union of the Tsmauipss Coabuia and Naevo
Loco troops are preparing 70 unite with other States
in the int nor Js Mexeo (which, tits believed,
can be consummated by July, If not sooner.
The Reactiopary General Rsmises had battle
with the Liberal Governor Of Zaeatecas at Sanez, and
defeated h N.
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Turning of the steamer A. II. Lacy.
THIRTEEN LIVES LOST.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Friday, April p, 1860.
The teamboat A. T. Lacy, Capt. Taylor, from St.
Louis for sew Orleans, burned last night at the
foot of Island No. l6. Her passengers and officers
were 8. q, with the exception of seven children and
six of the crew. who are known TO be lost. The boat
and cargo are total loss. The former was valued at
10000, and incurred for $4,000. The latter val
ued at $l2O OO ana is insured The books and papers
were lost.
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Maine Union State Convention.

WATERyILLE, Me-, Friday, April q, lS6O.
TIE Union State Convention assembled here TO day.
The attendance was small Phinsss Barnes aud Geo.
C. Getche vera chosen Delegates at Large and Geo.
L. b. Jackson, Samuel Larrabee, G. W. Pickering, j.
S. johnson, j. Mcclellan, and Samuel Taylor were
elected District Delegates.
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Later from HAVANA.

NEW.ORLEANs, Friday, April q, IS5U
The steamship Moses Taylor has arrived here with
Havana dates 10 the 9th inst. The news il uniln
por'ant.
There was nothing doing in suger. Quotations were
nominal and holders offered freely, but showed
no disposition 70 press sales The exports of the
week amounted TO o., 900 boxes. the stock was
IC6 600 boxes,
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Nayigation Westward.

OsWFGO, n. y, FRIDAY, ADTil II, 1860.
The fret feet Of sail vessels from Lake Michigan
arrived this morning aD0 the total receipts Of grain
for the day are 26OO 600 busbel', mostly CORP. Tue
amount OF gain sfoat from toe upper lakes for
amount Of corn Is also saost for BOslo, Kingston,
aod OgdensbuTgh.
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Later from Venezuela.

NEw-ORLEAgs, Friday, April n, 1917.
Venezuela dstes OF the 9h nEt. are received Pease
had been Ieestabb he'd and the Govern uent bad ell
fected loan Of million steThog with Eegf1nd.
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kentucky Republican State Con-
EssnrI0n.

CovINeroS, KY, Friday, April q, 1860.
The Republican State Convention was held here yes
ter6ay. Geo. ID. Blakeley, Charles Hendley and H.
W. d. Gallagher were chosen Delegates at Large to
the Chicago Conve ntion.
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Attempted Sale of Free Negroes

NokFOLE, Fdday, APrI q, IoOJ,
In the United States Dstric. Court yesterday i'm the
case Of Capt. Brslty and the Mate Of tue British
schooner Alice Rogers, for attempting sell free ne
grces the jerry wss uDabls 10 sgree The vessel has
been forfeed aid the cargo rel ased to the o~ners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
Weather. Reports.

ST JOINS " j. April 27--O m. weather cloudy; win
w; thermometer ii deg 49,
HALIFAX, April rs Weather hns and warmi wind "
thermometer at N So deg
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high or low, who is not for nominating Judge Nc
Lean at Chicago.
THE ADMINISTRATION PERPLtxED.

high or low, who is not for nominating Judge Nc
Lean at Chicago.
THE ADMINISTRATION PERPLfxED.
TIE Administration people are soreIy annoyed by
The idea Of Judge Douglass nomination, sud' 70
avert such result, resort to ali s0'ts OF desices'
The one which il uppennost tonight Is sos' OF raj
Jirg upon Mr.. Guthrie though sbrewd snsp'c''os
are entertained by the morn aseSc'ous pohee'ans
that the BreckiDridge card Is 70 90 p'sSeo
after the expected delest Of Mr. Guthrie. IL seems
To Be assumed BY the Admins ration clique here
that al the South. may be couOted sgainst Mr.
Douslas; whereas, the fact that 'nsidur sbe poi
ton Of her delegates oppose the Slave Code propo-
ssions warrants the belief that they evil not hest
tate to take the less dangerous stsp of subsequently,
voting for the "Litle Giant" Besides, il Mr..
Guthrie or Mr.. BrockiondSe should succeed to
the Presidency, the day of Mr.. uubt4', NJ john
son, Mr. DAVIS, and others ~Ould 10 put fac off in
he future This fetling, uDited with the prospect
i've secession of sundry oeeaters, does not initiate
against the chances Of Nc. Doug'a'.
In this connection, is not hele significant that
Andrew johnson has heretofore predicted the adop-
tionsof much such platform as tnat which seems
to be now the programme of the DouglAsites at
Charleston.
THE VOTE FOR MR.. DOUGLAS.
Other very eminent Southern Senatorial authority
gives one-third of the Southern delegates to Me-
Douglas. In the sequel it will be found that the
figure is low one.
TIE TREASURY.
The subject to ds in the Treasury at the close
CT week %
me tcoetpa last week were eo W
Antnn
Ansc1A u atAs issned llc4VVV
THE SLAyE-1RaDE
hear that the Secretary Of S ate has been for
some weeks engaged in preparing a dspatch an
sweriDg the demand Of the British Government for
a efficient execution of tbs Laws aud eng age
ments for suppressipg the Afr can slave-trade. Il
is not hard to imagine what is to be the character
of the forthcoming document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28
Northern Democrats Hopeless.

THEY CAN'T GO so MUCH Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28

THEY WILL SPREAD THsIR INSTITUTION.
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ANXIETY OF 81 AvEHoLpBRs.
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THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
THREE PLATFORMS REPORTED.

Cuba, Central bme'ica and Mexico.
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LES or SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

Nm. i.-Fo- Fever, CcaFestion, and Inflammation.
50. 2-rpr Worm Fever, Worm Coiic, wetti:ss tie
No. a-ror Collie, crytnr, Teet,Ins. unl w"tr:n,-
80 4-F?T Diarrr,ea, Cholera 1nts,'un,, and Sun,
No. 5|FoF casie, GdpIng,, Dysentery, or Bloody
~. 6.--Por Cholera, Cholera Morbu,, yop,i,iay.
NJ. For Coughs. Colds, lnGueuEu, md Sore
10. 3.-Ypr Tooth.ache. Face-ache, ard Neuralgia
n" 9-fDr Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fu'iness
S,.i0.-DrsrEPslA Pu1s-For Weak and DersngeI
S'N;aar', C0nsiinat!un and Liver Complaint
No. II.-FOH FE4ALE IRREG uLARIT1Es, scan:y, Pain
10. j31F5r Lvucorrlea. 9roruse Menses. and
No s3-Pos Group, Mearse Consh Bad Breathing.
No 1:-sALr RnErN PIils-For Erysipeias, EFuI-
tio',s, PinplcS the Pace.
40 ll.-RMeUXATIc Pulls Por Pain, LRIneness,
or Soreness IN ;!e Chest, Baci, Lolns, or Limbs
A.-Flr Fever and Ague Chill Fever, Dumb AZue,
P--For Piles, Blind or Bleeling, 1nserQysi or Es-
o:-rer Sore, Weak, or Inaanned Eyes AM. Eyelids
Pa!!;7g. Weak, or Blurred Sight.
Cor Galarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
wiz; OSs'rvst!9 on; or ProSnSSs liseha[gs
and shortening Ito course.
IL AL H:utu diseases, s,,e Us Fcvers Iniiar;nsrons
DIaTTllur:, ~ ssHicrE, Group. rheumatism such
eruiiiF diseases Scarlet Fever, Meases ond Fry
hpeias, ale advantage t.: giving Tire proper remedie1
promptly Is Obvious and ia I,l! suc! the SIRE
ciGcs act Ike ch;rnl TIE entire disease Is often
arrested ~ "nce HII in AL the violence Of the
attack = u.oderuie, tie disease shortened, AID ren.
hereI ICES JRlrergtis
CourIls aird Colds, Which are cf suri rreouen; &C.
cuFren,e and which go often la; the formulation CT
dseas"i ihgs, bronchitis and Consumption missy all
be ~ "Dc+ cured ny tie Fever anE Coz. q rii:.
Ia MI chronic his"as's, sach AZ Dyspeysia Weak
stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fc.
male Debility, and Irregularities. old Headaches
Sore or Weak Eyes Cat#TTii, Sui, Iheun and OTHER
old efup'ions, the has specifics hes, proper ap
PIcatign will afford care in almost every ips'
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh Headach. or Female
Weakness, las more than paid for tic tiueg
over.
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Also slEClFICs.

FoR AsIHEA OR PETHstc.-o Oppressed. Dicicul,.
Lnborei breathing. attended will! Gci.Eh and kIpec
tnration. Price, 90 cents per box
FoR FAR DISCHARGES AND Observation-Disclosures
i:oln the Ear The result OF Scarlet fer Seasca or
Merourlais. For Noises Ii the Heat hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing in the Ears, and Ear-acle.
Price, 80 cents per box.
Eoa SoFrI;AaEGnrGct G!nuls ENLARGED AMI In.
CGcheAy Of Children. pHce, 50 cents Ile5 Dox =
Eos q EsfI.AL DLB,l tsY, = Physical or EerVouE
Weakness. Eitier the result Of Sickness Excessive
dedication, or ExlIsustIng Discharges. Price, 50
FoR DRoFsT.LFluId Accommodations, Tumfd Swell.
ngs, with Scanty secretiOns Price 50 cents per box
foR sEA:SIcENEss.-DeRtlhyS Iei;uess, Vertigo Nau.
sea. Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
mice, 40 cents per box. tGETET 10 20 . .
Po1 URINARY DlsEAsEs-FoE Gravel, Renal Cal.
neye. Price, 90 cents per box. ~
FoR SENnEGi. E4lssioSs.4 Iuyoluntaryi Discharges
and Consequent ProstratIon and Debility, HAD Re.
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful aud end
Ctent remedy known, and may be relied upun NJ n
cure Price, With full directions, 81 per box II
Persons who wish 70 place taesIiseives under the
protes1ional care, or 70 seek advice OF Prof HuI:
EzREYs, do 90, at his office 562 Broadway daily
from s A.AI..to PM os by letter. go -
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, an q Sealed ESaueLOre,
ALECTURR oNTHRNATURE. TREATMENTAND
RADICAL CERR OF ERAIAT0RRIIOEA, or Sem
Involuntary Emissions. producing Impotcncy, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
BIZ ROB. J. CGLYERHELL., n. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
selfabuse may be eHectualy removed without utter
nal medicines or the dangerous applications of
pircl deVises is here clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained. Ly
means If which every is enabled to cure himself
perfectly, nnd at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised Do1trms Of tile day THIS
Lecture viii prove boon to thousands and thousands.
S-"t under seal 10 any address PoSt paid, on the
reces!t Of two postage stamps, by undressing DR..
CIIAS. J. c. KLINE, 4SO First Avenue, New York.
Post BOX 4.5Sh. ir16
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College /!
PorNDEp, 1852.
..............................CHARTERED, 1854

FVVNDkD' 4e2z.'..'...... 1854
LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
fK7IuS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and dUurislring condition. Twice dm-
ring the iH-t two wears has il been necessary 10 obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the
CreasiHE number Of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union
1t occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desiIably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are .ediously arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
Tie advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring qualify themselves properly for the
yaIinns duties OF the Counting Room. or to obtain
1t0r0Hgh Practical Business Education generally
unsurpassed. in any particular, by any similar estaU
lishment in the United States.
FACULTY:
Z. X. LOSIER,
Princiral-Lecturer the Science of Accounts Com,
merce, Business Customs, etc.
L j. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H. DAVIES
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
y. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and PenInanshi;.
s. I. WILLIAMS, Esc..
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. E. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer ON Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. p Kennedy: Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thos Swami, Mn. H. Kcighler Esq,
Tie College is provided with Commercial Library
Of STANDARD Works expressly FOR the of the stu
dents
Each studen. has desE to himself and is sepa
rately instructed
There being vacation during the year, STUDENT.
can enter at any time.
ThctiEae usually required complete the full course
from 10 10 weeks
4 DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular. con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE FEET. representing the
Exterior and Interior View ii the College various
characteristic designs, pennansip &c. by mail
free IF charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address L. X. LOSER
Baltimore Nd
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Hz.s WHAT THE People SAY.

The undersigned having rsed Professor iIT'M.
PiiEEYSl SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Ia families VITA ts .oust satisfactory results and
issvng f confidence in !cfr Eenui:snoss, purity.
sud efficacy. rfeerfrlly recommend then TO al per
~lH wis'i 70 have sac reliable and eficacious
remedies at iani for private or dorpes'c use.
Tho Rev. VIM Hoslner. etlito- OF 1.-THE Northern
l'!el.eu,I.ri," Auburn. n. y: the Rev z. H. Cres-
s; d. Rector Of 81 Peters Church, Auburn n. Y !;
t::= Ii-r. =. / ives ChsFiir OF the Auburn State
Prison; tlsr Rev Spencer n. Rice. Rector, Sew-sd
for.,. dass. tie Rey. Alien S;eela, HeW-YorZ Con
t.r-sr H. er. Sai1aei Nichols, EastrGencscc Con
ference. :. y: n.e Rev. P. & Pratt, Dorset VI. the
Rev Joln! r B"''is P1dalo a. c. Hart, t:sq., Utea.
y. l.. tii. lion. Sea! DVW, Portland, Me. the Ion.
lff.u'.-eys x. = Henry u Cock, EsQ., Etitpr Of
To- " o." State Journal" Cylunbug, Ohio The Iou.
l. u. Crili,a., 3io:ioe, I'LL the lion. Thomas J.
Chase Monticello, Fla. the Hon. Joseph benedict,
Utica, y. T.; Wu. Bristol, Esq, Ctica T. T.: A. 5.
Pa-i ESQ., Utica, y. y. James Punkatt. Esq, Nash
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ouR REArEDIEs nv MAIL

Look over the list; make up q case Of Ehat lind
you choose and tnCose the amount In current note
or stamps by mail 70 orr address ut $50 Broadway
NeWForE and the medicine will be dolly returned BY
AGENTS WANTED desire an active. etisIene
Agent for The sale of our Remedies In every town OF
community in The UnIted- States. Address DE- HUlf
RHANHBk Coz 40 6d2 HRoASSAYS NHWEYnAE. d ~
- Nt3nstteet, citing lnay26 dfvFiy
D1OR. tfcraoa pVitns RAG jjSS IecsiF a ssaad
IL for SF sale ~ ~ ttylsF - n: REILLY
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PRICE.

Case Of 20vials complete, In morocco an! Boot, IS
Case Of 20 Vinls, aud Book, pIais..
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, AMI Boul. ,. 9
Case OF boxes, numbered, ',;V HOOK, " -.
Single numbered boxes, e 'ih Girec7osly q cts
Single ettered boXcs, Win directions, IN CTS.
SicIans, ......., " sls
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cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

"a - -
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NoYeanl.er 10Th. 1860
" Passenger Trains will ieaye bridgeport as fol.
lows Sundays eXrpptca:l
3l:00 A N. aIs Train. stoIng at all STATIONS eX-
cePt New Salisbury. SumuitTilIe. Frank
lin. East Rochester. Mnultrie. RuOtstovn.
EaElTiile. Macedonia Bedford. and New
burg arrives NJ PItIkburgha nj 400 l.. NJ
Baltimore at SEQ A 81, Philadelphia at
ESQ A. NJ. New York at 1876 P. u. fnoo,I3
cleveland at 1880 PM Toledo at 1910 A.
lO:3O A. n.
1890 p u. Express Train, stopping al all staifons
except Liverpool Smiths Ferry: Indus
tn. htnrer. Eep Salisbury. last Roch-
ester. Earlyiile. Macedonih- Bedford and
Newburg: arrives at Pittsburgh at 5.i6
4. H.. Baltimore at GOD p. NJ Philadel-
pllia at 500 P. a. New York at 1920 p.
~. Cleveland at $40 A. ~: TUled0 nj
1880 p ". Detroit at GOO P. NJ, and
Chicago III 100 p NJ
Both these trains make close connections at CIeve
land aud Pittsburgh for the points indicated above
also. Tor Erie Dunkirk. BudalO and Siagnra Fails.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ. and s:45 2. NJ and
arrive at Bridgeport nj 6:2O Pm and 6:25 A. n
Leave Pittsburgh at l:i0 a. ". and $40 p. NJ. and
arrive AT Bridgeport at S:25 A. II and ago P. ".
Excursion Tickets To Pittsburgh and return s. u.s.
Pare always as Iuw, and time much quicker than
Any other route.
Through Tickets to all points IN the West. North
and Fact car lie procured at the Office No. ~ Water
street next doorI SprigS House, Wheeling va aud
at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and ito connections
TO thr Fast North. West and Nurt-West. at Office
No. 81 Water orwith Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent. a.
Bridgeport. o.
J.N. MCCULLOUGH. President.
+ =. i. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ayr. uov2S
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-. af+WTYEIEIs5.:I1 lSCHRp1IlSIc.,,=

WHEx1INGs 224fh. Nov, 1850.
.NN and amer the 18th NoTem6er 1890 the passen-
" ger Trains viii be run daily n foHeWk:
Ffrst-1he Northwestern, ClevelAAA. Chicago. St
Louis indianapolis. Dayton. Cincinnati, Columbus,
~ heeing, BeRWOod, baltimore and Washington City
Express departs daily except Snnsys a:25 A. N :,
and arrives In Baltimore $50 A. NJ connecting with
the earliest trains fog the Eastern and Southern cties
RetaEning leaves Baltimore Al A. NJ. and arrives
II BeuWOodaI S:IS f. n. and Wheeling AT 6s&5 r. NJ
direct connection With Abe Wesrern Express
Taln. THIS train will only atop Er wood and water
aud ;Alealing the passengers
Secdlrd-T9le st Louis. Cinein-
natl Columbus Wheeling. Ben9ood. Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
BIS p. NJ arriving in Baltimore at PISS P. ". con-
Meeting with thu Afternoon trains to the Eastern and
Southern cities keSurninE ieRNes Baltimure at P
NJ and arrives atBenwo bod s:ss5 A. NJ and Wheeling
At Sis A. NJ making connection with the great
Western ExpreEs trains. This train viii only
wood and waller and IpeAlfng the passengers
A freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily. except Sundays. for Grafton at $40 NJ
Returning will at 3-16 p. N.
j. i. FORD, Agent.
VI. ?. SMITH. Master Of transportation
l. N COIE- Cen Ticket Agent. nov:S
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sANFoRD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
CONPorNDED EnOM


Pure Ee0et0bte EZtylcEs. and PUT an IN CLASS ca
ISES 1ATr Tight and 4UIH iec11 in oIv cIiy1ote
The FA03LI CT lTH-fRIYCITLLS is
gentle but active Cathar- uo tic which :e proprietor
has used In his practice moro than twenty years
IheconstantlyIncre2s- ing demand from those
who have Tong used the II PILLS and the salts
faction which all express ~ lin regard their use
ltSs induced me To place = them within the reach
Of all. p
The Profession well know that different Ca
tharttcs act different q portions of the bowels
The FAMILY ca TIL - ARTYC Pill has viii,
due reference to this - twPll established fact
been Compounded from g d variety of the pures1
NeEEtsbc kNIFAc - Which net alike on eve
~ part 81 the eemeEfa- ~ Ivy canal. and are 9o0i
and aa5e in al! cRees & where Cathartic is nee
ded, inch ms Oerunye- n4entE Of the SyomGcb
SecPfNsss, P9tnS IN the % Back and LoinS. CS,stire
nesE, PIN and SOre0esg 0rcr the vIoIs t7y r7,Iu
sudden cold. which freE quentIy. il neglected. ei.d
in long of FereT. Loss II AT11cfitE a CsSL
ing .SeHSotfon cF C5Ld ~ fore7 Lhc Eodu ReytisSt-
Headache. wright e.in fhG had nil EDG1D
E1OtOry Dise0Fes, WrIas. in CT I.iren or Au[tS heu
m0tisn, great Purifier of tlo Blood. and ln,.uy dis
eases to which flesh is heir. t., mention
in this advertisement. DnEe. I to g.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER ISVIGQRAT0R and EANIJLY CA
THARTIC PILLS are retai"tl by Druggists general
y and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns s. T. W. sANFOID, NJ. d..
MauuJl, tnreT and Proprietor,
Agents, T. u LOGAN 4 CO. d sssG frJA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-27
..gOD-LINRR OIL.
JOHN @. BAKER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF zHE
Tzs PURE MEDICINAL
COD.LIVER OIL!
No.154 North Thlrd street,


Z Is51.EG cE PHILADELPHIA.
T. C. BAKER CO.. in offering 10 the Pnblic their
y brand Of CpH-LIvER on, lave great pleasure in
years Of liboriOUs expe=anre, riey have succeeded
In perfectins. 80
Il is prepared according to the most approved
proccsS fp1m fresh and Ee$lIy lvers Cd the G516tS
s,serVGsg lGBdfsh selected with under
nspsrHUuNi supervision nj their AGENT in ARwfOund
land.
sweetness. purity and freshness make IT s-arce
1y dStasiefl the de patient. while the
uniformity of it, nude OF preparation makes it the
mcs1 desITuble brand i Oh IT, .he market.
The 7TucesSan quality. ard detective manner Of
preparing EU6Lve IN have pref ntted i.IHny suffer
ing PerHOHE from rKlrs g{lprecaaring its merits
fully Tesine rs remedial virtues. While It's
depends mainly the employment Of genuine and
powerful article advantage viii result irunu n
single trial In general it opeEaier ia very gradual
manner requiring long perseverance, in It's II
must NOT bs Ihken cnly occasionally. iTTegulasly
hut peserEsingy and steadily. continuing use
even U1fef apparent recovery.
The Physician may rev. with full cOnidenre. on
the merits 81 brand N Oil. While thf disasc pa
Siess has guarantee, That. i'll .iEiag it, he is taking
Z nsiirine- the virtues and efficacy Of which haze
been EeEIel by eminent medical
II ikthe mos: ftYectI,al remedy for Consumption.
BrUnchitl=- Asthma Gout, Rheumatism, and I'll
kcnnfulous ahecticnS: "tt.ntinrs producing inmei-
GEe sDL certain effects when Other remedies have
bsSu taken vii ia iiIiie or no benefit.
II enjoys the marked confidence &C numerous scier-
tie and eic'l men. whose sIOn LAncGus tts1i"iii-
ale END fe the superiority and t1icacS of ~,
giving 10 The pubic assurance" that this truly
valuable medicine. UhHu oTHGst GTerlI. and &.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAT- aud ;eiils relned far tl.
diseases named. uUY2E:ims