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, 1860-02-02
Tho British Corn Trade.


Tic past wcek being mostly rainy aud mild,
very lille field wnsk could lie proceeded with,
and the hcnvy 1aius >Ecc The frost hare partly
cancelled its beneficial influence Oil the soil.
Apprehension. begin to t'e entertained that sucl,
alterations will greatly thin the young Whent
hare much strength to resist the weather. The
samples newly thrashod fer market hnve SUI
ftrt Il greatly in condition, aud there seems no
ceaMc= Of ready sulcs till NC get II change to
driving winds or ftost. The markets lure been
moderately supplied: and u'i:Iers finding it diff
ticult to suit themselves as rc-pects condition,
hate limited their ore1 Ation.. Tie best dry
qua1i.ics Of old moro cspccall, hare i,rnneht
:uli prices, hut tie a!tEo-t vet samples If 1,ew
have cold Eltu difficulty at irregular and lnv
ra:cs.. In France the si,ns injurious cill.ts
hare been produced by the .ia,n;, aud torrents
Of rs'n, wh..c the hest qsalisies have maintained
tHcir rs!ue. Belgium, and llo1ln=d, IS wei! Us
tue baltic ports, notc hut limited bus,.css
~ Wheat, at unateFed quotations. The
Ncapolitan markets hare given way IN
consequence ol fair supplies; but some l,1:s q:
S,4'n 'lu"te higher ra1cs, transport being itsi-
cali odessa has continued calm, with prizes
sor the last fortnight little charged; hut the
IS rect.nt decline, with good export and spec-
! ulative business. NJ i,epo,:an, upward move.
Mcnt can be expected while the weather is TO
| damaging to the conditinn Ut samples. We NAV
ethavc TO wait till the March winds thoroughly
| penetrate the stacks before healthy fecli3rr:.
! luriIs into lf,e trade
The arrivals off tue coas! since the chh u!t.,
| lave been q carcocs: Of ~hicl. IL we're Wtca:,
q Maize, and Burlev.
The sales uoted lust week week were 1aaa aa..s
qrs Wheat at AS I'd. against ss,ol0 qrs in 1852.
The London averages we're AS Al on S,sG4 q.s.
The imports into thr principal ports Of Great
B::tain ior The wee1 ending Dec. q, in Wheat
! 1ad Flour. were equal to s.. .4ss qrs Wheat.
, 1860-02-02
today were: ~'

THE WHEAT CROP AND THE COLD WEATHER.
Tho severe cold ju December and the carly
yart Of Janna,,- has m.,o.7,,,,. a.,,...a ,,o
growing wheat crop in Tennessee. and IN many
rsaces farmers at last accounts, wcrc p,ovjpr
nm anl ras,,.;,,. IT,. c~o.,
~ 0AA '0o""'t'' VIZ 'ilaAc son'e ea'''1''7 ''''a
our exchanges:
: The Pulaski Ljk;-f,, of tIa Goth saws:
Thor. j. - ,xona.o, .....,.;,t .,,.,, I'm c,r.
mrs of ,.;e sonnt~ ,i'at t,e ,rhse, S.s i,s.n
r;i,.d snn,. ~ 1 ~. Gs.ne. .ne .rssnr;n. *
rcconj 4;ma - WA ''s' "s's -
~, -, y, -.
inc ahelbss'he kEpoftfoT Of tue :'th says:
1u Bedford County, farmers assure us not
morc than half crop wi be snade, if that.
Some fields ure entirely barrcu, owing to the
nsa's i'e<zes"
fhe Cleveland Ga'"t< Ct {ic @9ta says:
| We heard grea. complaints among the fa:-
| nuers abou, their wIeal being frozen out and
| killed by tue late cold weather.
| The A,hcns na,f of the .,0f11 savs.
| Manv fields that were believed 10 haze been
entirely destro! Cd ly lie seseie cold weather,
| W. ues''1'A'5 ~ o'o" sen'e "i6ua " '''c 1no
piou''ae.
The Aesl1suv'llc -'etc Era Of the osth says:
"Froln the information va can gain, nc arc
TT tile opinion liza. r. arrcn las fared beter than
| many ot her sister couuties. Tie crop in this
county in injured. hut by no means DESTROYED.
Thc wheat Viii br thin oil the cround. but What
there Is is iu q thriving condition. and The Weld
| will be about two thirds.n
-,
Ihe hno3S'4e u htg OF the @''h says:
sour information from all parts Of East Ten
nessce is to the effect tha: the prospective wheat
clop ia .ery unpron.is:ng. Whole fields in
luany instances, arc tHec&ually killed ont By
ffost- Tee winter has been suore unfavornble
cn- than we have hid for ycars, for tue produc-
ti,a Of wheat; :nd Tie dspara2ing prospect Of
the next years cropis having i decided influence
.,pon tie running prices prices If grain nov in
| tic market in tits cud OF the State. Whcat is
now worth 81 70, mud corn. The naked grain,
without sacks, is worth IS cents, although there
| is Il quantity Of i: in the country"
Tbo 1oI,onon D<,nacrot sovs.
-.
{ Aans Of our i1rtnetH sattsuea to1t tne ptes'
enl "uent e.oP - htieu. S,s ~" ny .ase quan
.tiGs oa spt!A ',. Mus. ;op'ins "nsas ~" n
. nne's a"a 3'e.us Aai6e'3 AN ssea. lea1son y,
!. lannu1s, auu We ~" "o 1ees'n WY ~ "oo'o
ao1 III Aep''ese'
Bt.s1sgss IN Eo,roS-Tl,c I;artu ufr cont:lir :
, tue following:
Business s'nca Tue commenccmcnt OF the yea'
has ocen YER, qaie "s..ss nI,1 psen nas ,e
vcrv st;I anneara1,c.. Last ysar Ut fhis time
IS sl;os had arrived since Jan. j: this year
~ si;ns. % burks atc now on tbe war To hi;
S port, Lust vear 1T this time, So s1Iirs and u
, 1860-02-02

Ii TElt1xAtu.} New Yozx. Fca.l.
F,urs-Rues 1avor o: tue Duye- With r.she- TO-
lns fur t1po Iae hone de refused y puehate ,ne
n1n r supry @ Sa,; n T. s.s. e. b':
bulk II the :ats ut = for 10 eat stats
s3 ft shIppH: b:sIds ezi1a H. L. o. taeiucl Ii
'hc s>s Gts rltT good txrt Eta.e for expert It
o. 4ls 70 fur 10 choice Ire Hour IN H!o
crate qurs i. e. 4.4s EuekwLtnt prty ano Gull Il
sl.:541 f1s H1 u. tGra Meal tC I'D 2.cba: gel.
iEAtx-W.e q,iet and wjthou. .tera change Sales
s0o tr,h Miw-Akr. tnh. 3f.22 delivered Aid *., ia!r
Southern ABOUT te prcc Nyc 5ttaJ and uatLase
sae4 tA0 l1.h pm+ g.. lar rey n Eo,j Furaly aad Gull
.Gz,e i;*1 IL ID In r,oter :tc rrqust etGs! Clra.
tlt.1 ftas IT. limited 1rqnekt 1850. Gem slae
hut demand sby T.. c'ive. Sales eco l..
ns1 Ss:'ow ana hte oats dull a1: hsavy 1is "e.s'
.s1. ca1adlln and s.4tr.
" W;tsErssz.rceY ~ taoEaAt Sa!es 3!1bl 2;E.1-i.
e!o-!i i1!+f-
Ei3 i:s al s..s5Gi. INT od nr4 $50 Cis.t3 f"r \ ~
I3s:dI4ee prime To:ni 4 ck Fe! It., :i6io tr'.
:a:i les aes'se sut Vi :lasEes: Sats ito lis = tsG
~! htry prime. aad sssa .2s 10 mes: oCJ q
t4cEtt tt5 e lUtx.11 Iac... Eeef hans Quet
f ut s " ts i f g. fs & ad LEI ste s*is' s onts @
si'es Il Western at .1G.x. ani s far !e,,eY E.oa
usfsngea with s4.es q a' h"ses tL.f ntbel nd4ssf
Lard fstufr- ssles 40 lr Il lxG1tc. 4 lnifrd lt- J.
ness o &. 1t 1ldEiSc Tor Ohio; 1sc State Cheese IL
Eond n quest. IT !Niirc-
ID t, Fsid. next, tie market = qulet ;1d tr ana ~
.als REPORTED. Sig qui Int hsta Saes TO hh!s
Cum Mnscordu nj and ,2.has p,:sseizc3 +:
sa!idt y O. r. 9'1c. Ao!a<s:s let but ttead5. "
t ,;- hit pfs: :''s isSfs !a9aa|| 81
- =: biksn wse Issn ioe &c. & l *, IA; w I
f.X; Tenn a3H; y E.9IH.
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PROVISIONS R.cti2t4 ee::.::o2 rs CT Ncats. N=ss
Pork adva .ctl IT,. Sales :-20 his Cir Acsa 1t
slGse. Bulk Meats +c7rce nnd Dim: sslcs ~tre:-Me
pieces Shoulders and Sides 1t tsss: md eHc ra:kca
LARn-In cred Ee,a.7daad hr1n. sas rrrEc 80 tfis
c Leaf at TO-; TO bss c1uay o At oe; = bis city 6n
private terms.
TALLfW-F11n 1t 1Jc fer It:iAc.
u1DEs-Eecetp:s ls.!4ins. Market s:caiy. s.esto-
d7T vcrc nt the following qaotztoAs:-Gstea sK96Xc:
G.scs Ea.tcd .iS&7tc; Dry Flint l-4eA:.
HCTTEK-40 trkins at &c: 13 do At 11:- Dairy Eu:ter
1aG5lsr.
EGGs-Fresh in demand 1t 13Gi4e LINED Efgs dull
and uuslleabtc.
roELT1;I-Dse.sed t'h'ek:ns 4-cc:;&-.53 = tozeas
TarkcrssG ccFn.
DRIED FRC1Ts-tcus Dried ArrIe.at s.27Hc.
MILL sICFFs- otous s1!1dir:s at Sc. 90 In sore
tots do 1t Laek tons SAcrts at bulk
tsA:k+
LIVE sToCK-Rc:e.,ss13 ctr, Cati:c and DO Ii"sP
Tic na<kat is quiet owing p light rec=rr. hut prices
| fully sustained.
, 1860-02-02

4'es*''Se - "<1f Wv" '~.S'. '"''..".--. stt'.ts
i particularly mt; cea5'E feature in tue trade
y: MesirsA 9ar the rass u IT is that the ocean
steamships sud Grand Trunk hallway bare
prevented Tie accumulation OF stocks 4: pro.
t1uce sucn Us were common during The winters
Of f":ulcr ,.ars II is further psl t;cla M.
1ictnbc that the through freight arrangements
have ,akcn past Montreal gEea. deal o! pro.
iuca wli1c:, formerly lodged here.
T!,e supply Of whoa. has been limited The
higher ',nnlnies have been drawn 1Etn the Uni.
't"! ~4ar.. There has teen no corresponding
attr. r.c:io4 irr theM in this market, and The
through freight arrangements hare stimulated
greatly the .t,rect l,~sac- through.
The best 1sir !.ns been slssn through to tic
United States, An.l the drain has been steady,
stimulated By tic influences just ,nratiorcd.
There has been rery littlecorn in TIC market.
TIE Western crops hare not been large; anu
corn hrldom finds its .v-r here nnicss ii 1lt
ra>e of :urpiu> crops il the West. RI, States.
Peas haze been largely shipped to Dri:sin,
principally Of tho growth ot Lover Canada
considerable quantities have been gathered in
t.c Frcue2, parishes. The rcsult nf the ship
,n.nts, 20 far as known, is very f.rerab!e.
that's mud barley have lern bought up, to
grsa: extent, :nr export 10 the Cnitcl Sta:es.
Eultcr has lccn shipped 10 England in con-
siderable quantities fran this country i,a: i
large quantity of tim: sent has been found 70
ac If grade too low 10 commard good prices.
, 1860-02-02

Thr s.c,e Is.r-1 l;as IL. E1'h".c: >,t
rta'> .-:.:;..
rle .,sYst l.s L.+n ssslca i.:s s-.y;se *ses u tu
1.:sr. ;1r r IND sor a:H I'D pos. We
tn:'rtu:~dL. .ms fhs .ais q po1s tht orn,
ior~.aa BaIusis ii S~s.er :ap..y. ntd .4ls5t
ljct u uc:1 II Nc nn tl1s rt* IT. tt7"td lHlE
"t9 p!s e.: - ~ n. a. stt, ts t,a -
IL. Ss3.Hc + + shoaIdcrs a.e* az, h.,a..
y 4Ss s1: IT,: ,S514T * ill., ~ h a s.t t, s S
.aIH -. H.a,. lic su rtr..a 10 Lard II tszs
~. I: lets; lard IN hu ~, 1c.. iieio: Il :s.ad ic
IL hr<.
sT.L0rIe.
wct: ri c1lties !nr aIc -'sa: 81 out sc:
fu ). us'e: way aud ckcrs wiz tut. ~ lar : eu
III. M ii .!t T.: and nd ies ess fo1 els.s %. j
#" In ns ito ~ ii tc @lnud ~ aao ~ tcs
t:i.ur city lssd Il loAc--At. fFt1'cra1. c.ft.
CINCINNATI.
In our xcne.*, at is W no;leo contnrsd .1sz.ev n
Ler ~ r.. 4na esnts Il i mamie led :"ry
!.- u:nl:t, ::. the .hcs ts sru1a.; =
IT lrMnt u business wastra .suc &C. hwsrc s.s
asr S al s io;* IL rt'aS s.: Il ps bs s
e!:ci. City .t uts rrnets.!y held u: k!s sd
A t.s 'hnk u G rs % T. e. = En ~ ,n s Al I'd
r. + s' : sia, S.ss:' ss'sSd I'd a, ss!sv:*
AZ aes!v. 1. ,.tr Ii: 4,.e l..r lae With *cl h.
iw OK. krs lard brought loH II. AID al tla3e IN ws
austly 4ss.L--Gazttis, .Ist.
8nsroS.
@lssls for nt.. ard ,iss ID 1T c:ea: c:b. l:cei
iuSs sals H. fE .-tc1n ael NrstsE2: Lard Is
!, . and lH41l c Ia kegs: and s'nosed 1:a'ns iosa
LOUISVILLE.
frosi.ten za.:k<. veIE Gn Sales" ssl r. Es.s
- st7-.5 i bis At -. and few 1T. te.r 10 :: y
tur n3e*s-J " nal, SIT.
, 1860-02-02

CHARLESTON, Jan. Sl.-Gen. De'zca, .snlaa>-
sador from Que Of tue countries ef South Amer
lea, who arrived at t.,is port ou the Isabel. was
robbed at his hotel on Saturday Of 5000 in
Spanish onc hundred real pieces Of the coinage
OF the I'a-k of Eny1aul, honorary decorations
crcssss, jewels, watches, etc. the ta,al amount
iuls in rAlue to SIT 600.
, 1860-02-02

SAco, Ne, Feb. 1.-At the Democratic Con-
rcntiou for the First Congressional District,
held in Hitl1clnrt, Ne$sE,. LYMAN and Haines
we're chosen de:cg rates to Charleston. One ,s j
douglas aud the os,er an Administration man.
Douglas resolutions were voted down.
, 1860-02-02
Almost Serious ks3!road Accident.

Almost = Serious ks3!r0ad Accident.
BALTIMORE, Feb. This morning about -
o'clock. as the train IRON Philadelphia reached
the S..squehaunn river, the Express. mail and
sieepiag cars, passed us usual on the ferry boat.
hut from too much heaiwsy, the Express car
.we7t over iuto deep water, the truck following
OF, the deck Of tie boat, hn. doing no damage to
nothipg Of iie atair for como minutes after. It
is supposed that the ice GA the breaks prevented
them from actin. properly. The nail c,sr came
nea. going, and the mail s:cat jumped from tie
vindos-. but the brakeman promptly dsscou-
ssc:cd the coupling. and thus saved further d's-
n:..r. The accident, Together with the s:urn,,
delayed the arzisal Of The train here till six
u'ciock
, 1860-02-02

=; BA17ruoRz, Feb. 1.-Janes Miller, charged
with the murder Of German nanled Hurry
Ganker, ut Philadelphia on tho I'd n.t., Wis a.
rested here this i. It, by Philadelphia ofh:ers.
lic will be taken On this aitsrncon.
, 1860-02-02

NORTHAMPTON. Jan. 3u.--rle extensive Paper
s[ill Of Wm. Clark & Co., WAS burnt This
tMnnday) morning, ths fire breaking ont about
O'Clock. The loss cannot be less than so ,eov.
Probably insured. Merritt Clark, Il Fireman.
was seriously irja.cI by u brick falling on lis
head
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Later from Europc.-No Signs OF The

Lutcr from xaHf0Pc.eN0 S1::sh@ o4 Tic
.AnaeFfca,
HAL1fA1, Jsa. y-s r, Mo signs Of the
A,ueriea nvw in her 18th t.ay from Liverpool.
\ tremendous gale is prevailing.
The City Of Manchester lett Queenstown at !
r. y. or the 18th, and consequently brings one
dl, Is latce news from. Eurnpc by tclcgr:p! to
Quceusto.r1.
n4kls. Jan. IA rumar il current that the
Congress .netss on the 18th os February.
-.nollsr rslnor il to 4As effect that Antonelli
has resigned his poistion Ut Rome. It is ais"
reported that israty Of cotnmr1ce has been
concluded between Fsacce aud England. The
r.ntes hare advanced, closing to-day Ut dsf: Tx.
The Dd;,y N1rs ty article says the BaEx
Cour: broke up withou! t,e announcement ii
au alteration in the rate of discount.
I'll. Daily -N1+ city 2rtic:a distinctly states
TINT Lord Cowicr did not como to Lou.lon m
any mission, sud tin. he brought no PROPOSE
tiun whatever from the French Government.
Tie se'e:3.crh between :ae Channel lAlands
and France had bc.u successfully laltI-
An exaggerated account u the stringcncy Of
the money market slightly Influenced the :unds.
, 1860-02-02
AWarE nf RFf1T1tNll!

NEW loEs, Fe.. !--1ls sixth aE:!aal A'ysr3
If premiums Of the Cosmopolitan Art Associa-
tio3 tcnk place promptly iss! eFcn'n:: and The
lis: Of awards will be published ia The Hfra:d q:
Fl sI,} II
, 1860-02-02
Ifnilranf4 Accident

MONTREAL, Feb. Ian sec:deo. occurred Gil
the Portlsn<! road, acar the boundary line yes.
terdar. The baggage car "f Il train was thrown
down IN 50 feet eintaukmept. TIE E1press
3fa;l conductor was injured, tus not severely.
, 1860-02-02

Tror, Feb. 1.-The boot aud shoe store of L.
". leamau, No. ISL Congress street. Was par
italy destroyed By fire this morning. Loss
s;,N.0; fully insured T:os. GraAsm, a fire.
nan. uas .nn orer By un engine and INSTANTLY
ti{:A3
, 1860-02-02

9tea1ncF CITY rOI -H3Hcnettcfs
ST. JnaSs, \. f., Feb. 1st-The steamship
Ctr Of Manchester from Liverpool. Jan. l1.h,
arrived hsfe this aseuoon, short Of coal. She
ren:s'ns here aturt ~ hours and will be due at
EeW York about Weincxaar next.
, 1860-02-02

W.LasSezoS. y. G.. E.h. l-Tass forenoon
the boiler OF Ness,*- Ellis 4 Mitchell grain mil!
exploded, killing d Eeg1o aud turing another.
a 1arsc portion vi tue building was completely
demolished. Loss unkuovu.
, 1860-02-02

TT TE.E1EAws.1 tNkw lerE. fsb.1
;:4rt-I.u bri ,tsc. go tr1c l::lef. Eeee!rs *.i
I:s.lr .n1lf GG1 5:c Medium se>3 te.t sa:i LIT.
tsF ~. l1i,c- AverlSc ni Aal.t Els'at es-eHt
Observation-Disclosures .+ 1n ps1ce. though <'as' 2;t lots
ic h.~tcs- lcce1.:&. k.4'1
Sx,SE-lvtttT pf1tc>. Ht.!1% ...fb ltEcttt: Hef-s
k'te+ Lire 1E19GEc.
, 1860-02-02

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 1.-One hundred aud scv-
enteen guns will be ircd sn-1norro~, under tho
1spices Of the Executive Committee Of the A.
lcghany County Republican c'ub III ionor OF
the election Vi Cor. Pennington to tic Speak
o%nhfr
, 1860-02-02

ALBANY, Fab. 1.--1bc Republicans fred H..
runs ,o-njyL in honor Of the estction OF Nr.
Penninrtau
, 1860-02-02

MEMPHIS Feb. 1.-The steamer IIarkaway,
fran Cincinnati 10 Little Iccs. sduk in Ark1n-
sas River.
, 1860-02-02

COMMERCE Os Tocoxro IL 1so?.-Thc Toronto
J;oLt furnishes .rview pf tue trade Of that
poit during lhepast year.
The shipments Of Wheat frar Toronto in 1so?
were greater than in 1853, b. c:o.1sat hushc:s;
Of F!ons less By 4l,.;it bIrrs's, the totals for
each ot :he last three years being as follows:
Fear. 3rheH
lt5. In, As 5NJG:l
L. .l3.stH1
The shipments Of Barley were Iii ,35s bu, The
amount III store on the 18th January Is follows:
n:T. Of'-
The shipments since September 1st, have
been &c, 81 brls Hour; s97,aa22l bu wheat, and
lc:,:Gt BIT barley.
, 1860-02-02
Albany Cnftlc Market.
tFrnn fir Esat%S3.r.n i'm al


srMctt Or Iio5s FACED II TIE wrs!.
Thc Louisville foHu,<rr' tteri.w OF Saturday Last
publishers statement Of tic number Ut ogz packed In
tie West, from v bich cnpy the following:
, 1860-02-02
CO.MMERCIAI.

WErst.pAr Eyts1se Feb.1.
!: Ths following are tue receipts and shipments
foT The past twenty ty-foar hours:-
, 1860-02-02

Salmon r. Chase Nominated for Z. $.
Senator =
CoLranrs, Feb. 1.--$aIuoa +. Chase WIS
nominated for Cnited States Ss,a.or in Rer,;',-
lcan caucus Tonight, on tho FIST ballot. TIt
eitction tnkes PLACE tomorrow.
, 1860-02-02

Fire In the Central II. e. Buildings ut
Albany.
AlnASr, Feb. 1.-The t;ra at The Central r.
l.. buildings this \. H.. although threatening
| for = while, u.:s sahduc. 1ith little damage.
The Whole loss will 10 un.!Is 5i,"is'.
, 1860-02-02

tJ.i0ef. J."


The announcement Of the result was followed
by applause. :,
=: The Clerk declared Mr.. Pennington elected
Spesker. -. * - :
Mr.. uudn,au rosa to call tho attention Of the
country to same fact. conuccted ri lib The c1ec-
lion, hnt uss met by load =nl prolonged cries
Of '.ordcT."
Mr. Grow. ele:atiu: his voice to the highest
pitch Speaker having been cit cted, notain:;
Is III order tilt Lc i,as bten conducted 10 IT,:
chair. Cries OF That's 20. LIT blu, take bis
The Clerk sustained 31s. Gron' $ suggestion.
md appointed Messrs. Bocoel and Sherman to
, 1860-02-02

ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ cAGO RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o. IN! sss SUNDAY, Dc II. 153 swo E-feas Train
ST. LOUIS c4lhG nj :;SEE,: SEEs:x y'cksnrao. 4sD
Norsh<r:: 1Esxrtsrs, A1:::1. a7l Ne5rc:Ea,
RAJ, ~ Isr,, eS1n!1 II ws.t W bussn M a1d
Tr!:s earts st. Lo4s IrFet Wss: Van Durea aud
Is 21y a-2xtE Eis: Ese:: q:
szs :. .n.-SikAt k>?lsas.
lL;-0 +. n Nal sad Ex2,sss
>:eeFia tGE. hh Scht Tra1nf..X3
tcsoeo VIII . IT, Z. -: Ind Northern Lls.>
A.5s.ts vAa ..s s'es Alal r. X ~sst. ANA sst .cs
70 rser Gasaauxh. u1tlesoa. ana intermediate t'a@
1t EoeEsacsoa with TIA Illinois csat,al Railroad Sots
Al Sp nkEed With lie Crea. wese-a t1} Railroad east
10 us-a:aI. md west 10 Jacksonville md Sa1es
zs;s ."i' 1:as ss Isaas. Sasi se
ii''rt NJ T. i'4i 10 i! lu;ass on Al- %u!1
n4as asl Nc:.l--- al Urn It. LHnis tsalrv Az Ns
osA:s asw .iEe s:eai<ss ~ tso. Anp!.. 'lskseu5x
Trough rclsss en be h,t II thu c.a.pauy+ nace, Nc
lsato"s street, s2p;:ite Trcnent iis>e ch:.:o q
Eths rtasa Fsn'aa 'csss Offices n LIE Eastern. Mst1s
E,7:ts :re:at Ta:n< ,aye st. Los.. 4 ~
| r.ua.-i.s.n.L in thirty liz ErIrs.
:uu;e.
Jo.ie. Accommodation.
Ssan1fac 4: o:r'Es:!ase asiau'ea.. Irs: As j.'
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

AEoFFATS Vegetable Life Pills and Phmnix Bitters.
Il The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in oil the Diseases which they profess to euro,
has rendered the usual practice OF putting not only uni
necessary, but unworthy Of them. .
In all cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, Bilious
Fevers and Liver Complaints, in the South and West,
where these diseases prevail, they will be found inyalu-
able. Planters, farmers and others, who once use these
Medicines, will never Afterwards be without them.
Bilious Cole, Serious Looseness, Piles, costiYeness,
Colds and Coughs, Cholie, Corrupt Humors, and Drop
sizes.
Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease.
should delay usingthese Medicines Immediately. Erup-
tons OF the Skin, Eryslpelas, and Elatuluncy. Fever
and and Ague-for this socurge Of the Westeriicountry
edy. Other medicines leave the system subject 10 re-
turn OF the disease a cure by these medicines is per
manent. Try them. BE satisfied and be cured.
Foulness OF Complexion, General Debility, Gout, Gid
yer, Inflanmatory rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaun-
dice, and Loss OF Appetite.
Mercurih Diseases-NeVer fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the
Syeats, Nervous debility, Nervous Complaints OF all
kinds, and organc affections.
Ples-The original proprietor ofthese Medicines was
cured OF Piles of 80 years standing, by the use OF these
Life Medicines alone,
Pains in the head, side, hack, limbs, joints and organs
Rheumatism-Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure OF relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush OF blood TO the head, scuryy, salt rheum, Swell
ings, ~scrofula, or kings evil in its worst forms, Ulcers
Of every description. Worms ofAll kinds are efectual
~ expelled by these Incidence. Parents will do well
% administer them whenever their existence is sus-
pected. Relief will be certain The Life Pills and
disease from the system. Prepared aud sold by
DIR. WILLIAM h. MOFFAT,
No. 335 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street, New
York, and for sale by all Druggists, j~e25dawly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
DR.. r. "a. WILSON'S

TNONlC, Cathartic and Anti Dyspeptic PillE,a never
IL falling Antidote for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia;
Fever and Ague, Liver Complaint, Costveness, Bil.
iousness, Neuralgia, Collie, Depraved Appetite, Disor.
dered Stomach, Female DISTINCTIONS, &c. Price rs cts.
per box. One Pill a dose.
II GREAT FAMILY REMEDY. 4,
Read the Testimony Of Gov. Wise, OF Va.-Wilson's
Pills are q safe and most useful Family Remedy for
Constipation, and affections Of the Digestive Organs.
For Headache they have proved themselves a specific.
Read the Testimony Of Gov. King, of Ala.-I would
not be without Wilson's Pills for any price. For Indi-
geslon and Headache, l divide a pill and take the half
1t gives immediate relief IFF1
h1Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Pre-:
pared by b.. l.. F~AHNESTOCK 4 CO., Importers and
Wholesale Druggists, No. 60 Corner Wood and Fourth
SITS. Pittsburgh, Pa, sole proprietors Of u L. Fahnes-
stocks Verniflge. Also, for sale in Dayton BY u. VI.
DIETRICH, ABBEY OVER, KoENER, and W. w.
STEWART. ap3-6mdaw