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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

New Wine & Liquor Store.
TEIIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY REG S
leave n inform his numeraSs triend'1 am; the pub
r generally. that he has this Day opened Wholesale
AMI Retail Wine AMI Liquor Store connected with a
Blr-ronm. ut No. IS Main street door above the
Bank OF Wheeling. where he will con7tIniv keen on
hIHi afall assortment as pare Wines, Drandies Wls
kcs, Gin, Ram Ctgl.s, &c.
As It Is nv intention - keen nothing 1t plrc stIIff
and to my the c!oset attention nil rs Hntru%te
to me hore to rcnciHe q share OF public plsron1gc
which IcSrnes:ly Soltsit. CONRAD STR )BEL.
G iyl2iG9-9m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

4 gca+icHign- YJ.''!. lectE-er- rpoS = severe
latte! frf ~ fts- rsJa.sih W.ilc travelling ani
ing ia i4GsT.te.u ;,sf.yiyans;i titsIG a'!'!rs'ii
lc aud eitss= every evening YET ia two d,y
aid "f tie sFetiic, iie entirely recover!
public sIt s.ser sllSt,. - without tae;n.
: -! iiriy ~ - i1li sss!Sc5, vtni-gs -
sCftiEl Der igs'rlST causing severe Cr;-Eii f
size ai Csn-.,etzst,ig. Geye. lri itpa.S,,-e act
were usually very iaE-iuls an! treuio-ls.c. il'.i
Esi- the spec &c = agh iiiI- fur tins, i-- -i'
iiIrr, days -hC VA e-l.;fciT we'll
4 y S!rc nG-,rio f - hal a cough AMI L-a.-s-
Gfi.-cn Isiyu:it-- During cgii w.-I;i ~ .i,-
1T cray 90 Isc-S ia r-h-.y'=- i.1s.t a. '-
coughing cld dry raising dalv atritis ia cess
iu< gate ssa'le ard e.Hsci.ltoi- Hsi isNca zee
rIe !iciacs WITH Halle ar ~ heae!'. lie ll-
wish the Cough T.Ii--,'ue Pill ril:e; f!s'e-
AMI syn flgni Ei;,ls-'f in1.,-sy-'-. ~, r-' g.
AMI softer = psEss-sa- F7-t,l al -.r"s ID, mi o.
tie iEi9-oTo-i. and n &C.. ves-s essi.--.
having t-isCr. a. s-lte- Fus=iic5lc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26
BALTIMORE
Commercial College
FoU:spxr CrAETEEED, iS5
LoCA TED,
Cor. baltimore and ChNrlcs-Sts..


LoCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChTrIcs-Sts..
BALTIMORE, ND.
rENITs INsTITUTIoN IS Now IN TIE MOST
l prosperous ami nourishirE condition. Twice 'li-
ring tie last i7 it been necessary 10 obtain
larger apartments Ilc the accommodation Of the IN
crossing number Of students, representing nearly
every state ia tie Union.
1t now occupies ono of the most conspicuous and
dcsirably located buildings in tie city. lie rooms
arc cnmmoiiousiy aTFr'EcL spacious and elegantly
rho advantages nnd facilities here offered to young
men desiring t" qualify themselves properly igr the
2G0,Dugh Practical Rsinsss Liwg'iaH generally are
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar esib-
lishiaent in tic United state.
FACULTY.
L. * E.iSi EI.
Observation-Disclosures the Science Of Accounts, Com
Iuurce. Business Customs, etc.
Professor Of the Theory ami Practice of Boor;-Kccpng
and Commercial Calculations.
II. iI.DANIEs-
Associate Professor nC ToniS Keeping.
Nc. Johnson.
''V'''''' " ST. WILLIAMS ia,
Lecture. On Mercantile Law.
Erv y YRNTFS REESE. n. n,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Ino r Kennedy Hon JH@hna , Nans4 ant
The Cc!lSgc Is nrovicl with Commercial Library
of Standard Works, expressly Or The use OF ihe stu
Each stulont Inns de to himself and is sepa
rntClv instructed.
There being 80 vacation during the year, Students
The tmou,Itllv 70 complete the full course
4 DIPLOMA is awSr,led to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamentca Circul1r con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE UT. representing tic
Exterior and interior View Of the College Vari"n.
Characteristic designs, rennanstp &C. sent hy mail
free of "flrga. ,plnied with catalogue wing full!
particulars. Address J. X. hoslER
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1nrnI1.NsE sToo1z--pIs1oEs REDUCED.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

4 young t.tls- " g had been troubled With is.
ton -s.V.rsi - aEsts. frIicr siu,t
ce-s.sEy tire si,--iiln ~! lcF fol alter ol b.
scuaaCh =, l.Iie scii, f,-+l Tf-ne - hcr tt-t l
water and ~ Eii'l--l-tnt- het-y inGil-1 -s'zf
her -.ui.iaE L. C'I'iEiSinS fIr s'iav lFi.i-- ift
issae-cigs love! cuil<s. lsst el an. tieQrss ~
Condition. She commenced tk ~ ii.s Iysirl-s
oft- morning and EIe-ht ant IL is-- Trans 8 vt5-
every -yr.spt1rs Of ll-r a. e---, hal vl-isl- d..
"a: K, i :scss hen.
: gentleman scle.riat g'ivercci Il; ye-r- -
T.'ssl- c'llsf futon i--sl! :eiy tac:II go r'a=
viii iEl-- H.. weak "a :rrl.ii- rafsll t'Hrf
- - = Ji-T. ':'i' rT ==ttcnje-i y III. E's,U,-
- s;s.! !IiE!i:-5 IL te !,l,'i- :auv-r =
- E-'lius = t.rtis1s En.,i.yit NJ 'r ..
GrT';c 5sr..-To-I- Sftrr TTyiEg verdi 'ljr- d.
HtiF Be 81 uis'H f'-c py-TyIs-.s i,'iFs Nlt'h a
IfrasIrf rr.--G = piN every Might sHrl fl,Vnu
Ike 4 charm relieving al fis Trrti;so and a...
pleasant symphonic
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

Tx PRESGNTIHG YOU WITH DI. T.AT0E'S ~
] rNSriLG C3RDIAL, We desire TO state its sTpc-
rIhrity evory nos:rCm that nnrso or GIteli h!
heretofore offered you
First-It Is the preparation ola regular pnyaeian
who Is we'll qualified from much experience in i"!AD
tile complaints prescribe fer them. Sccpn;iy-lt
il entirely free from pal7tsoFc opiate of any kind
aul consequently relieves by renewing the suffering
Of rur child, iuItcli Of l0llenD; its scns3bie;-
Th:lly-lt is put mp with great care, ~ !; chnDlr
son oft with a';yothersrtice fir eGAnpi ;iut,
will show: tho very root from which it Is dssill0l
being dug from the fJsest under ;e direction OF DR..
Eaton. IA say of Ghcn by his nTn htal5. Enurthly-
it is perlecily harmless aul cannot iGGre the most
delicate inftnt AMI is certain cure and relief in all
c raownS clsCs, which is its chief merit over every
OslIec preparation. viz:
FOR ALL . COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING; silch DYSENTERY COjIC, &c: also for soft
ening tho gums and relieving pain. For rssuiltinE
the Jpwelst is Unelu,cl For Cold in the Heal il
s a sure relief. For CIR Dup. tho must ftta! and try
Tag of all diseases. it can be relied on with perfect
confidence; aud being powerful catspn7mo! Tic in Nil
cIiesoF cpnvul5inns i-, we clrncSily recommend
you in,se time in procuring it. Lastiyit costs
30 much rhln otI.cr preparations Of the kind
that cannot Afford such 0iS advertisements ~ can
those whose whole cXpen-e is their ulvertSing FOR
tho same reis,n,it comments tsefn the most selia-
bic 10 ALI mothers. IN all cases She directions wrap
ped AROUND cG>h bottle. must be strictly followed
Price, Is ecat5 per bottle
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

Sold by CHURCH { pUPaNT. Druggists.
No. &C Maiden Lane,
New York
Arl by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country, sn!GNScnts, L. II. LOGAN &c CO..
dcc2-dSwIy Wheeling. Vas
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26
WIN NISe ARRANGEMENT.

OK and afier Monday. the 1lth Of November 1859,
" the p1s'easer Trains Will run daily rs tn!lowE:
Eirst-.Tho GTeV Southwestern. St l.aHs. Cinci;I-
no'i, Columbus Wheeling icnworl Baltimore "al
Warrington City express leIves Wheeling ,IRly ut
1I:j) A. NJ. arriving in Baltimore st u 70 ~ NJ. c'n-
Meeting with trains r axe Eastern Gai Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore l: .. T.. NJ. arriving Mt
Ecnwoad a. sl6 and Wheeling Mt $40 a. W.. conncct-
ing with tile great Western Southwestern. and North.
w.ser Express. This train ony stops Tor meals Iad
supplying cn zinc with fuel a;.I water.
Scc0nL-Thg Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago st.
Ionis, Tsdiar ipos. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wi,ecing, i;Gnwooi. baltimore and Washington City
EXPRESS departs daily except Saturday ~ 800 r. NJ.
aud arrives B1itiMore Mt ij5 z. NJ. converting with
tho Trims FIR the ENsfere anl Southern cities. lee
turning lelvcs Baltimore nj as i. Il and arriving
Nenwond Mt 2:l5 aud Wheeling at 2:i A. II. This
train stops all rcgiitr stations last of Cumberland
Wheeling anl Cumberland Accommodation train
Leaves Wheeling lly. Sundays excepted a 30 4. NJ
arriving in Cumberland ut c:i5 Z. NJ Gcturning
leaves Cumberland ut SIS A. NJ. and arrives Mt Wheel
ing Mt G:In p. ". This train stops at NIL stations
These trains all make close connection with trains
J.B. FORD, Agent.
w y. SMITH Master Of Transportation.
l.. ". COLE, Cien'l Ticket Agent. novf! 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26


Aclcr-yi-iIH 81 TIE T-tFti=t Charcf! ve.! q.
Hin Is writing ~ -. -'v-- y have be-. 80 -
scTiOtI=iy afflicted I'LL Liea!ils piles; ti ''y
ell Gr.v c.s-C -sNes,- ong-at 'trc i9't !Ft.--
les; bat have u-esi ySl.T E4es'is.i-1 Tile
am cured have - Gnrl; yen are i!y.Es 'a-
under csTsEt 7Is-i iT-9iTIg stii--t.al-'
s e:-;cillr, sf - YEAR well .'Iai tlyorah! -
81 CcllIi. Hsil7aTc county New York t7'! t'ts
Tyr - the pie II - years Sof;o.''s .f''-
FfTc hc-l iTtIzsse. PAN aiIti sI.rI.ls.-. i1
To- fie verge - J'rs Istye- Fog year Pc li, ID. :
gsst ff'i- sE7ti ic cVzs--nce c,-t.I. e. sNt %
lies .or aay hu=i-:es AMI life alas'st "V.E'n-
needles = AID t!I1- be had tE.-i -. ~ %
& HI Hiisc. = 4 ic-;;aIs- t. lt;te TrtF-e' -
sciiesi nc two yesEz $50. and l.c,' =; tiii D.
Specific - TIA os-=ssioua!ly, a ly>i si~lt tHt '
iris lie hem 70 improve sad sine La g. -.
s=-5Ut:s IL-u of Pie. lg.,i ti.c i.T-s t'i''i-
yer past lie =; II ccrlS;a t.-!i, symptom - ..
complaint. bur = few ,iu-Cs Z The iie 70.
Te--. Il III rEd f. more fian yerr I-'.' '.c =.
eHtiTci= vii q lie EiiHs- iose ts....si.- --'
scarcely T. - aI--d Ia iic 1iJr-si e nt7.si'S-
Fl:IcI.S.
Fail s,i' :; i7rsr viai' in monaco ca c ;;'i
Case ~ - Numbered hoxcs anil bs f. ----
Gaze Of Sry M. .bcTesI loSesHrs'i lask -----'-
single numbered l-l With Ike ;--.s
single it,tfrfrri t.1cc-- -
Large rlantsiior isly=ieiaiis Gaze 20 49,
JC-; REMEDIES ~ NIL 1919
LEX tsT.- tie list ;.lzEs- s:T' n sc 81 " 'i''
ci..-7~ sl.i eIasloss al a...cEnt ia a ca'if-'
stsI:i;- ~ :l.aii - our 81 lra-- ~ ~ go ...
Sew York aHl :he ;nes. ci7s viii To- 'l'i!y --''-
E5tai O. sSFrr~=- ;Eec e ciEaEsv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

SO family should be v-il!cGt ti.e-e i4,air -
tivc=- g!..yz.rs :llc u-,ly revs'i,s !.fi'
FIR tionasf : a1,.i private nee. Nit:. th''' -
> aTl:it'i .sp,! prepared a.ain-' siea ran !. =
ani en- meet Z 81 tic tlITe-lald AMI Keep . ~
cf itsca- = perfectly cI.rss that wh.c;l by l'--
l. Gse relieved " ioGg ai,I ;,.'i. - la'i-- ~
il ar al. WITH the Al i.ani yrE arc = .
await the coming 81 fi.at uftcn u "a '. - =.
T'en-=ve luStfTy. :. da,'HF. 81 70 he -Ti 30 =
81 or aIisieresi rr lsgL. hut lasy mr. u : -
tie simple specific. and restore IT, Tf.', ,.t.
life again L. .;h anii.v. Iieis r'rlt' - e.-
FURY ssrisc IN auj s='-e frrri ileis n go
influence UIl.,rl tl5e constitution is!7fi' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

1FIUMBnERS.--t0l boxes assorted a and u
dssi5 J. i. METcALP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

lRre Ttye,ilIs Estrgcs and PIT an in CLASS ca
Tin L-f WY ~. .tTTyjPTTfT PILLS Il a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

VIC desire an active. Efficient agent & is =.
our remedies, in every t"Nn Or
ted States A,iifes-, Dr.. F. nj " IT, IL, s-
No.:.2 i!='-sS ~ Z,
aa-soII by E. BOOKING. SSe'st. Y i' e. -
Ii IL 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

FOR CHILDR IN TEETHINU
Which greatly ClCiIisHtes the process Of teeihng; ~
sDfteniIig the gums reducing ali
Law AZ rsIs and srasnlodic action, Ahdis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26

$50 MIXES D)UBLG TRAok.
81 SO Esss; ss..z:..i:ss ;;55;:sss;:s.::
The Capacity Ui this Road Is now equal any i'll the
Country.
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TNEIGIITs.

RJ.GTEEDER. Philadelphia.
NGGEAIT & KO0SS. 50 North Street Baltimore.
LEEC!I CO. No. =. Aston House or 30. 1.'S. VIM.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-26
.TUMoRs AND sWELLyNGg
EYES AND EARS

Arc successfully trea.. wthon. the uae Of the knife
OF male. Or. BTI'1cc has corstr1tiy on het'l at
his0fice an extensive assortment OF beautiful
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-28
ee DiXie1s Land.O


The most popular tune since the publication Of
"Old Folks at Home" in the United States, is the
plantation negro melody OF "Dixies Land" Through
1t is played and sung everywhere by brass bands
string bands. orchestras, and serenaders-is whis-
tied by ragged urchns in the street, and by caiopes
steamboats, and forms of the chief attractions
IN the musical s0irees Of the paTlOr
During the visit of the Prince of Wales to tue St.
Louis Fair. it was alternated with God save the
Queen Yankee Doodle, Hail Ia the Chief,
Hail Columbia" and other national airs of the two
countries. At the late Douglas demonstration at
Indianapolis there eight brass bands present,
vieIg with each other in the performance of this
taking" melody.
An amusing anecdote IS told in regard to 1t which
happened lately to it at a st. Louis Theatre. The
orchestra played it when the curtain rose and the
play began. But the audience would not listen.
The cry of Dixie" run through the house from pit
to gallery, completely drowning the voice of the
actor He made several Intellectual attempts to be
heard and left the stage
The old manager appeared. flushed with anger
and in an excited voice exclaimed, Gentlemen what
means all this ill-mannered confusion? What dOyOu
want? Immediately a hundred voices cried out
Dixie well you can't have it. You've had
"Dxie, once tonight, and you'll have Dixie no
more
He retired 60 the green-room and the actor again
appeared. But it no use. A deafcning shout
for "Dixie' met him from the audience and after
stammering and suffering for a few moments, he
left the stage. The curtain dropped the orchestra
played ''Dixie," and the play progressed without
further ruphon.-LedcenlrOTth Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-28

TAEATRE-Mss Bateman closed her engagement
last night with the plays of Ingoma- and The Little
Treasure She has ingratiated herself with all who
have seen her here by her graceful expressive style
of acting and her very attractive personal appear
ance though we fear that the intense political ex-
element of the day has drawn away from the thea
ire the resource which ought to have made her en-
garement profitable. The plays of Mrs Bateman,
which have been produced. have all Ct them proved
attractive. with Miss B. taking the principal charac-
tiers. Their literary merit is unequal By far the
best in estimation is the comedy of Self which
is what comedy always should be- a reflex of the
manners the follies and vices of the day presented
with genial vivacity that always sustains the inte-
rest Of the piece till the fall of the curtain The
admirable acting to of Mr.. Bateman in the piece
furnishes one Of tie most important element of sue
His John Unit being one of the best pieces of
eccentric comedy now to be seen.
We are informed that the irresistible Maggie Mitch
ell commences an engagement next week, an an
nouncement which, we know will make profound
impression upon the feelings of Young Nashville
Get ready your raptures, young gentlemen, and
your dollars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-28

No preparation offered to suffering human-
ty has performed so many wonderful cures, in so
short time, as the Cherokee Remedy of which
anew advertisement appears in another column of
tO-days paper. In many severe and what was pro-
aounced incurable cases. its effects has astonished
our most skillful practitioners.
This medicine has been thoroughly tested by our
Druggists and pronounced by them to be the best
preparation discovered for the speedy and per-
manent cure of Gonorrhes Gleet Gravel, &c. but
it is more especially recommended as an unfailing
cure for that distressing complaint among females
Flour Albus (Nhites) We feel that it is duty we
"Remedy," and we do not intend to let a false mo-
desty deter us from what appears to be our duty.
Very few people have an idea of the vast amount of
suffering attendant upon the lives of females of the
present day. Place man in her situation, and COM
pei him to perform her duties, and he would soon
either degenerate into savage or sink into perfect
insignifcance. Woman! When we reflect on thy
blameless life, thy aress tenderness thy pous sim
pcIty, thy cOnfiding love, and the meek and lowly
resignation of thy heart and feelings under the
pressure Of misery and misfortune Of almost every
character. it difficult for the most humane of
mankind duly to appreciate either thy sutferngs or
thy worth; but when TO these considerations are
added the multiplicity of diseases entailed on thee
by nature and sexuality, thy lot and condition of
present existence seems hard indeed. Therefore.
we feel 5 if were acting the part of a humani-
tartan in relieving you of one disease by directing
you to the ''star of hope" the great Indian medi-
cine ''Cherokee Remedy"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-28
ONLY DTScovERx

THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTANY. since the great discovery Prof. Wood
I'VE tempted only initiate bis restorative, bat profess
have something would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof WOODS preaiatoD and have been
forced to leave the fed its rsstess sway. Read the follow
BATH. MAINE, April 18th, 1859.
PRoy. o. J. yooD Co.: GsntsThe letter wrote in
concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and VII hyOu
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
first, is il fact Of habitaOu and stated in
the Communication econd is true Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue to be good order and Of
coOr To all and do invariably, yes My
hair better than stage Of life for forty
past Soft thrifty and better cooed the same true Of
my whiskers and the only Why not generally
that the is washed OF by frequent abluon Of the
face, when used by Wpn The face In close connec
with Wskers, the result will follow the haT
have been in Of great many letters from ali parts
% d e , = % nS trsud T.; he an9aetnrs and al ~
compounds well this has doubt been bssey
inflated and been used not onIv without any good effect but
injury have used Of restorative Of
hav. exsmped Il with SURPRISE as an now 81 wears
old gray hair my head my face and to
this fact you lock Of hair taken Of the past week.
received your favor q two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave my friends and thereby
and then purchased and used II with universal success will
favor, that you by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by fear without author
believe where COED eheos do not follow, the failure caused
by the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
my duty heretofore to keep you appriSd Of the
effect my hair, all who inquire Of me Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results rensin dear sr
yours, Az kAfMOND
AAROSs Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1853.
The Restorative put up of three Sizes large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per the mediums hold at least twenty cent in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 per bottles the largo
holds quart 40 cent in proportion and ra for 50
abotte %. J. wood Il Co., Prepretors, 444 Broadway,
New and ia Market street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed BY
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retsiled By every Drug
house in the United States. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-28
DR.. HOORIand's Celebrated


EKTILL eectually Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia
w Dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the hid
all diseases arising from dsoderd Liver and sOm
aeh Constipation Piles Fulness Of BlOsd 70 the
Food, FuneSs weight in the Stomach Sour EructaOnS
Sinking Fluttsng the Pit the stomach, Swimming Of the
Huriedand Difficult Breathing Futtsring a. the Heart
Choking suocstng Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
Pain Heal Deficiency of Precipitation, Yeowness Of
Pain in the side Back Chest, Lbs. &c, Sud
Pushes OF Heat Burning in the FLESH Constant Iagn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propreors, calling the attention Of the public this
preparation, with feeling Of the confidence
virtues adap to the diseases for which
1t and untried article, bat that has
trial before the American people, and M
unrvasd by any similar preparation *
The testimony in its favor given by prominent
Physicians and individuals in all Of the country
and careful Of the Almanac, published snnu
ally by the proprietor and to be had gratis OF Of his
but satisfy the most skepcal remedy
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOELAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
viii cure long standing Cold in very short time the
following
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 70, 1858.
DR.. c. ~ JACKsoH-Sr had for time been suffering
uncar severe cold having pains through whole SYSTEM
throat and ho2rseness, when recommended to Hoo
lands Balsamic Cordial accordingly bottle, and
am happy to state that half of il completely cured me-
now unhesatDgy recommend to friends who msybe s
Gry afflicted and deem it than justice to bear s
public testimony to its virtues respectfully yours
ELEANOR MeHENRH,
Tenth Street, allows Coates
Prepared sny by DR.. O. VI. Jackson, No as Aren |
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggist and storekee
the United and Canada Price 20 cent PEI w.
o. j. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents Tor snS "est
RWIN PENDLETON CO., Nashville Tenn nn2 Iys
Igsntq Rstailed bv 10 @. BROWN and EVANS e. '" HEN
DTpsEOTT ana WELLS & HOOPER, Nashylllei J. b
MATHEWS, E5ssfeId; J. C. DoRCH' Sou'n NASHVILLE
febIi-ly
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Total Stock Of all kinds in New York. 49, bags and
Markets by Telegraph.
-xg p,+ q no,.o-, ,,1o. O., H. cS0O

NV ORLEANS, Oct s7Cotton to-day 600 bses mid
ding 49nh sugar-prices sitter but quotations unchans
ed. MolssseS 42G43. Other articles unchanged
NV YORK, Oct 27Costsn sales to-day $500 bales nddng
upland Tx dull, declined sales to dsy bbls at
IS 2595 I9o. COrnsaes 7lSOO bushels
mixed western, G9c. Mess pork hrm sales $50 bbs
Lard dull; sales 10 bls 259l2zs CoGee-sales OO bags
Rio I3Q!4 eugay-Cuba, sales $40 boxes 6.s'A' no.
lasses, Orleans 20
CIc,,x.Ir. cc. a7FIour s5g5 25. Corn Gull, 1903.
o,t, steady SOC Whisky l64. Coffee I59i51l.
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ERECTION .TICKETS.

We are prepared to furnish Tickets
for the Presidential Election, in any
quantities, at One Dollar and Fifty Cts.
Per thousand, cash in advance.
The Postage, when tickets are sent by
mail, will be 80 cents for each thousand.
1t is important that all the counties
be supplied early, and we hope Commit
tees and Clubs will look to this in time
to save trouble.
Ia Send in your orders with the
Cash. -gs IT,
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MISERABLE RAsCALTY-During the present can
vass that unwayering Democrat, JOLLY Cole, raised
a EEEoKNRIDGE and LANE Pole near his foundry on
Front street. He had run up national flag. having
inscribed upon it the honored names of our stand
ard-bearers. Friday night some miserable scamp
stole the flag and rigging Such conduct is too mean
to be properly denounced by any language at cur
command
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LARGE SALE OF NEGROEs.-A lot of negroes thirty
two in number-men women and chilldren-belOng-
ing to the estate of SIMEON ELDRTDGE, deceased was
sold at public sale at the Court house in Athens
the 18th inst. and brought the aggregate sum of
S2s,lOl. Terms, 10 per cent. down balance, in
four and ten months.