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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-18
SANFORD'S
Liver Tnvig0rator,

IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
] and has become established fact. Il Standard
Medicine. known and ai- proved by all that have
used i. ana is p ci to with confluence IL.
all the diseases for which - it ! rear:sncuGcfi
1t las cured thousands ~ within The !l-- two years
who had given up all e hopes of relief. Is the
numerous uusoIi I IT, cd - certificates in my pos
session show.
Tl.,luse must lie r,lni- q ted to the temperament
oc the individual taking - it.and used in such guam
titles to act gently ". ~ the Bowels
lie: :hc.tat,.- your ~ Judgment guide you in
tl. If the LITER :, iNlf%oR-i cH h'd -
will curn Lirs- c.Di-. Pi'i"ls. Biut""S -itafr.s
D isi,jl C.Opic nj - gryh0-s. SuHIT!Ss- '',t-
pt,iiS. i!ySs =. Drop - sY, >as.' >'RiTc Iith''-
a4l t',.,i..,.s> tW,Ji- a CAoll,,. CiDcra .f1rt"s
lTa'cr IIf5aAm FIl~ ~ tUlencs .TS5V,,iics F'1IFi,
HGrI1,sssS. AMI may ne u-cl successfully a au
DrFjgnry E!sni'Y viii ~ ci.is II will Sl''K
IyEtDiCYfE tas thou - sands can testify IN
:tc MT, a,itcs. a. iIyo ~ Fl :fus T,-pDOnJEis are
ktlcl at commencement =. u attack.
Ill trLo uss it ars gle ing their testimony in
its favor.
ME- WiTER TNL1 THE !H1E7H I;IYyi
THE INlLGOHiTOR, AND SWALL0W BOIA
yOGEITIP.
PRICE oEE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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=IsIszz
New vino & Liquor Store

INV - AIIO % HI VIJ- kSOO- %
TENuE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEG 5
leave 10 inform his numerous treUis and the pub
ic generally THAI he ;lls this lay opened Wholesale
and Retail Wine anil Liquor Store connected With Il
BHr-ro5ul. NJ No. as Main street. door abpsC the
Bank Of Wheeling where no will constantly keep On
hand fall assortment pure Wines, BrauIiez, l!5-
kies, Ciu, Rum. Cigars, &c
As it is my intention keep nothing t;Ft pure stuff.
and pay ts closest attention TO all Irir- entrusted
10 me, hope 10 receive share of public patronage,
which I earnestly solicit. CONRAD STR0BEL.
iyl2-G9-9m
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lSGi1.
1860.
CIIIE CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA rail-. ROAD
Three Through Passenger Trains.
800 MILES DOUBLE fRAtk.
IssA l.i ::..;;E.

EssS .s.S - =: 80 80.
The Capacity Of this Road is equal TO any in ths
Country.
Three Through Passenger Trains.
BETWEEN PITrsEURGH PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting d::ca: in tho Union Il-pot. Pittsburgh
with tiIrough Trains all Western Cities Tor pGa
ieipht, New York. Boston. Baltimore and Washing
ton City; thus furnishing ltrie, for the transpor-
taon OF Passengers unsurpassed. for speed and COM
fort. by any other route.
Express AMI Fast Lines run through 10 Philadelphia
without Chang" Of Car, OF Conductors.
smoking Cars are attached /" cEch train: W"odrllfi
Sleeping Care Express AMI Fast Trains. The lIX-
press runs Daily, hlaii AMI Fast Lin" SUn%.ys
excepted. Three ny Trains connect i:rcct for New
York. Eyures' and Fast lines connect for Baltimore
and Washington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and View
York. Two Daily Trains between New Np: an! l''s-
ton. Through Ticket aii Rail are good on either OF
the above Trains and transfer. through New York
free.
EOAT TICKETS TO Boston are good via Norwich
FAl! Rive. or stoEimstoH Lnc5' Baggage transferred
TICKETS may DO obtanolat any orthe important
Rail Road Offices III the West: also. on board any Of
the regular Line OF steamers ON the Missis'ipp or
Ohio Eivers.
rH-TNarc always II. low and time
quick a. by Nny Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS ~ TlrrSEUEGIl.
Tie compilation of the Western c.rnc. li1ns NJ the
Prnn1yiylIlit Rail Road make, t.is ihe
Direct Line HCCIVeeIs tIic East and the
Great West.
Tho couucctnn ~ tracks 10y the I.aj! EOr,l RridS"
at pi; .hur;h. .,v ,..in, all 'iGuya-. i.~rnEc
Freight. together with tho saving 81 time. arc "!Tan-
ttS-. readily appreciated BY shippers Of Freight AMI
For Freight C9;racts or shipping Directions, apply
to OF address c!rr o: tho following Agents oi tie
D.A. STEWART. Pittsburgh;
H. 3 PIgrcs Co.. ZluetviI!e. o.; !. J. IrTy@r0S,
Eiplev, O.: r. I!cNrEIY May-yiI!c Ky: UavsBr &
Ha"rfsr Portsmouth. a.. rAnnorg & Co., Jefferson
vile ind; II. ". nrowN& Co. yuc:nna'i o.. ATnhRN
( IIrrnirf. Cincinnati ~ IL. G. MELaEr~ HadjSu".
Ind; Jos. t. Nip0EE louisville Ky: T. IL U:iILET &
Co.. Evansville, Ind, y. ". tiren'" \ c.. Cairo Il;
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ORE roBE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPER0RS.
Il, 1vhrnReaUtirnI EEead % HaIr.

what. why q Beautiful Head ofHnir.
1TIsTI1E OENAMENTGo HIMSELF
| d provided for all race. Reader although the
the eve be ever so sparkling tho teeth be those OF
pearls If tho head Is bereft Of It's covering OF the ha
| he Sn,rIed and shriveIed harsh and dry. worse
stju II sn-inIlei with gray nature will ioss more
| than halfhcr charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II used three times week, Will restore nnJ
nernNnently secure to all such an ornament. Read
the following. and judge. The writer oil the ArSE Is
! mr. Jyoon.- SEw YoEx April 10. 1855.
p,1r Sir:-Parr1it me to express to you the obli-
cations am under for the entire restoration OF my
hair its original color aomt the time OF nay arr
Inn upon The apnlcation OF your Hair Restorative
I, soon recovered lis original hue. consider y"ir
Restorative very wonderful INVENTION quite Gill
am. dear sir. yours truly,
s. TIIALDERG.
sDrych mr. G,vyliedydc..'
tVyyIsr Erwsp ,pER OFFICE Nassau ST. hp l., '5Si
Pa0F. .. j W0DD:-Dear !Sir:-SJme month or six
weeks ago received bottle Of EoCr In; restorative
and gave il my wife. who cpuclufc 1" Try On her
hair little thinking the time tliHt tNvoGll reatrrr
the gray hair to lis original color. bnt 10 Ter az well
A. my -rpri-e q or few wcci,- trim il hlS perform
ell tint wonderful effect by Turning al the gray hairs
to dark brown, at ti.e same ;ne Gcautiiying ana
Restorative TO all persons inwan; Of such C,ng9 OF
their hair. CHARLES SAEpH"'
NV YORK July % 1857.
PRov O. J. UooD:-With confidence do l recon-
nend your Hair Restorative. as being the most eica
s;oratiye my hair and whskers. which werc almost
white have gradually grown dark: and ngw feel
confident that few applications viii Rotor"
them To their natural color !: also has relieved me
OF all danlruf AMI unpleasant itching, &" common
among rsEa1ns WING pevspire freely.
PRor wooo-About two years ago rHy hlr COM
meucei falling OF and tu:ans grlv was fast he:om-
Ing bald. and hal tried many Remedies TO no effect
| commenced using your Restorative in januhryla-t
4 few applications ts!enod my hlir firmly. tbegan
to fill mp grow out and turncl back to its former
color fhiIckl At this time il is fully restored u its
original color hel!th.au appearance, "ni ce"rlrliE
recommend il I-e TO ALL J. d. HOES.
CHICAGO. III, May !. 1857,
The Restorative is put up IN bottles IF si5HS viz:
large. ,lnii'lui, and small; tine small hold pint,
and rc.;!- fur liar per bottle: the medium l!n-
lest twoGty per cent NOR" IN proportion thNn III"
small rcts for two dollars I"r ytte: theltr' mold
quart 81 per cent. more in proportion anu retHl'
for 81.
o. J. wOlD l. CO, Prnprfe:or4 Broadway. y. Y.
AMI II Nlri:: ST.. ST. Louis. No.
And sold Jv all good Druggists anl Fancy Goods
Dealers Overwhelmingly
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j a@s. NJ. Dillon.
No. Ios Market street,
PLUMBER B. Gas Filter,

~ Wrought Iron Pines Sheet Leaf. Al ; n,!- a:.i
afs+ Era~s "ock~ art Valve: Sr-1p "hi-t!,- and
steam ant Water Gungcs. Lift and nee Pump
Battling Tub Wooden and Cast Iron I.rlr,l!r- ,u;.i
Hoe and Packing Of all Thirknc.-.. Auri-frirti"n
Metal Pure ls!Ica Tin Zinc anI Autir:1Dy. the Cc'--
Gr.,tcd TEGY BELLS. and thu best cIuciblc- in tile
rpUurIv
s5-Al~o Pnliy'= improved Chain pnmr. which is
L. del'y the greatest pump 81 tl!. the right
Put NJ which in Towns nai Cou:es in ve=tcrI, Viz
-,inia viii 10 Id WI Fair ferns.
PrtIa. y,'iiY..i Iron Tu.inG. Tn"rTrcSiTe. and
conducting or pIe-t!!e pipe. fn- hot COLL ,vi--.
ami especially fr deep we'll preferable To- ln ~ eaf
er f!i.t5i Lc1d Pip.
crar ~ which can be furnished n RI Ii,ai.e.
Esz-c'a-I paid ior Old Copper. Brass ans! Lead.
uavIy '5l--l2awIwly
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rpg4ErS An nfSrLSI,S


SPECIAL. TENTION GIVEN To ALI. CHRONIC
= Diseascs.-COUGH5,C Gour, CoSSCHrEI"' l%FLuEN-
"a, ASrHIA, EEoSCuIIss all dse2-es OF t'Ic AoU?H,
NOSE TuRoAT and LUNGS: Nil SKIN DISEASES Of every
description successfully Observation-Disclosures. LUMBAR
Assesses, SCEDFULA, EHEUNNiiSM, GcUT, NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS. EPILEPSY or CONFUSION DYSPSFSiA i'fS-
EMERY DINHRHGA. The very worst Of P:LiS
cured in short tne also If the $tnsi'c!., Liver AMI
Bowels There many l,-cI rs Incidental to woueI'
and children which treated with distinguished uc-
cess. All particulars Will be givc'tb by letter Dr. laI-
kee produce thousand certificates Of his per-
feet success il curing
CANCERS. OLD SORES. Or TIGERS, HIP btSEAs-
Els. FISrULA or EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD
HEAD, WENS POLYPU5~OF THE NOSE,
Or in any other part Of tho body,
TUMORS AND SEVELLINGS
every description, and without tho use OF the knife
orany surgical instruments. These last named dsels-
cannot he cured by correspondence: therefore all
such patients must place themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision.
Dr. Raakee has maize new discovery ola "flnid"
restore permanent vision to tho EYE without resort
to the knife. All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated witlou: The of the knife
ornesdle. DR.. Baa!ies has constantly on hand at
his office an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TYJtPA NE-NS or EAR DRUMS.
Which arc suitable for either and al as=s-inrert
ed in five minutes Far CEENrPETs Of every desLr.p-
tlon also every variety Of artificial articles known in
Tue W QEiu-A lEc assortment o" "-hlbilAt "Ol NNS
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With tho Arm and Elbow Att.chmcut: ARTIFICIAL
FEET with the Ankle, Leg and Nnee-Joint Attach
ment
These articles are perfectly natural, and adapted
either sex, aud he by express any part q!
the world. Aunis Of rrusse for Hernia I'uptut0
OF every description for either and Trs=es par
tIcuary adapted for emIles in weak condition, also
for those with PRpLAPsCS Ur:Rl.
DR.. BlakeS is one of the celebrated and skill
full physicians AMI surgeons living. His tame is
known personally in every priuripal city ofthe world.
All letters directed TO Dr. B1lkre must contain ten
cents to pay postage anil Incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases be trettel hy correspondence,
except those mentioned, which will require his per-
Eon1l supervision
~ 0G1cs hours. from 9 A. II to4 Pm
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PPFICg Tht Broadway, few iO1rs alb I'VE Fourth -.
ort1l - NV YORK CITC
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'SlIluV Ioi "JlLI 'siTlI0I!1 sIoS9Ip IN; L"I
.S.oJJl, lnil,punM 'ti!m u ausn Sl2og9s ii" ia
Euu,1ISFHE UlTs OEI ~ !t!uu5q ruG 1000 pudAHnQ
o'pol VI5CJi!s sJA!5 II '5siI ~ Al p9rJHoi Ni"n
-!pJGui sIi'pD i'.0 .3+isIiT9 jlOiJ"m' pJ ara
s!uiu Iu!po 5:;I L0IIi ruu SPrt-'-'JS ma7 II ans
Su1gd!-tY - s,-uo Ilu III iunlo1" = .dOOH GuGTu..
OIL 'slU.JQ s.iY! "a an! 10 5sn 0l iSI iisJI Him
Uy4iJj IC! pom ~ ls1I :E;h 'u.@i u! s1it'"I
IsgIp 5U!tlL5JG IJI0gHs JIl 's'!S' !1tH pH" fshID
-,J sfom.I s!iyG VI 1f .'to Hi't2 :inifrl IaIIr
p59usIHiNo -SuMIo :! !v7u'i Jeil"i lnI"lri7 i!''
luo;a!1 l$0u s'll puy SIS uU0 lu9lIud aql 'nii'iQ
10 s1sUo 3IuIo I2At! l5om ''Il VI 'CgrJH niT!l'JI
pC iI9A!I O!u! 5ullq r"1 'o!cao7Au! Of 9Is III az"
E'!IiDY oaL shp IGAolUIiM IouGc A"1 M Fs=uj-lp
p!dIol :! 's!Y IupA II 's!ptP EI 'tl!M SU!Ju'rt
so 'i5UaI 5u!Iirjnn uu SUI III pug Ills nos
i'yrDIsi SsBDHO LuuN EsfSantY '-D sL'.t'iS I:DA
u .p,!g!p pan ~ !tl 81 d''!: Lnri IL EiQ',L s"pI
-.IgN UVJLJ stli0Ua3 9ru uoN u s'unO5 uauII. on
)" 81, rc:sIm1o.I III 5i: gu "~oI ops .gI NJ '''
's!s3-tiD IL ssrI 5!OltI ~ u "p.gT"tT -. 81
PD.II pi!J 'Y&gy -N1uopu7! ii'un-G9 - s!u!Hid
-VIp5 !uG oAv! uct J! II Aq lsIa9 i,GGn!"tJ' 9I1M
s0A3iuiuSUv2 Vuu-no rN!I sAo ue:'npo-lu! :! LoiIH
s'IiurpI ~ U:ll!N Ve'i 472JI5d o. roIol~'I SEA.
UDsulsI III ii1IM 70 0-I ol u"II ..'UDOI HbEI6I..
SUP - u"!JLYoLd on U35q suig !IasoI "VL ui1I.
puu lGJI J' u,un poou o.ll - 2l"!> 1fll 90 130JC
pun 'u"!.5"uupJ "lu."T'J 3J"'H ot: %, ,aoIosAd J"
loS!luS"lIi 1Ei,uidu puU 'GUuTa HiiL DNII G'IENY
10 u9pi 54j pJA!JJuro '4Io~1I 'G su-aJI9n sIJN
.tlu1Ml 10 uUio!Sili IHIn1J; H-I5suIlV Al osIC pun
Uoss?ynII IsJp5 ana IW9gru1 .soul oi a AIJAJ0
70 st2V I!r puoNoq p9iSpsuO7 81 % ~ Ip!ii,unI
-uo5 40 p,omPoI LGg 1900 5J.AuE 'Uosuolu AZ
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w PRESENTING YNU WITH DR.. EiTON'S II
! TANTILE CORDIAL. we desire 10 stale i{ 7ir"
r"g.ty ovory nostrum that naTse ~ Iuack iiaS
heretofore offered you.
firatit Is tic preparation Of" regular physical"
wip j. well qualified from much cSi CrcnCe in int"r
tile complaints IL prescribe Tor them. sccon!iy-lt
is entirely free from pararorc Opiatc ui any kind
anI comS,, n;tly relieves by removing the suffering
q! your CHILD in.,e.l o! deI!cnn- its constellation
Thtrly--It il pat mp with great care lS u cAEtp,fi
OF it with any 5Ctir!a for !nI'ne conn? ,iu'
will show: the very root from which 1t = DISTILLED
Oeu; lag from tho forest Under the direction of Dr.
h. on. many Of them by his own hanl>. FourthiE-
it is perfectly harmless. aud cannot iniugo tho m".I
delicate uf.n;, an il q certain cure AMI relief in ali
III" following which ii its chief merit every
other preparation. VIZ:
FlR ALI COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING: such a. DYSENT.I;I collie. &c. also fif soft
ching the GiIEls AID relieving: pain. Flo. regulating
tho bpyye; uneqTIoi. For cold H. the iIra il
is 4 sure reita. For GROUP. to most fatal ai try
in- OF ali di-clsrs. it he relied with perfect
conf icnco: and being powerful an.ispa 'm0ic in all
tIz.sof cplivu-iDn- or Ills. "" earnestly recommend
you iHysc time in procuring II. LaStlv-t costs
~ much iuUTc :ltI either preparations ni the KIND.
tIGt afford such long advertisements -, can
th,-9 whose whole expense ia their idvert-iu- h,r
tie same reason cpui;Eenl. itself AZ the n,st r"i!-
al! ,os!gcrs. IN ali ca-es tie directions wrap
pei around elc!, bottle, must D9 strictly i0llowcl
Prise. - cents per bottle.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.


ing Rail Road.
lF8 Sc
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. Jan. IL. 1869, pas.
" senser Trains will leave Bridgeport a. follows
Sundays eXcepted:)
6:lI A. NJ Accommodation Train, stopping nt all sta
lions, arrive At Pittsburgh at HIS 4. NJ.
1889 A n. Mail Train. arrives at Pittsburgh. at %"
L. NJ. Philadelphia NJ 800 A. NJ, New
York at Loo p. VI. Cleveland At I:a5 2. ii.
Toledo at 1895 \. VI. and ChicaG" vt 1850
A.
$3.50 p. 81 Expross Train. arriving at Pittsburgh At
$50 a. II, Philadelphia Ht 500 p. IL. New
York at l0:2l p NJ. and Cleveland atll:2S
4. ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 945 A. VI and s:2j z. VI. arrive
at Bridgeport AZ 6:16 NJ. and 7:30 A ".
Lcare Pittsburgh ut 300 A. NJ and l:+j and $500
Z. NJ "rgivc at Bridgeport AZ $50 A. NJ and GIG and
30. p. VI.
Passengers by the G:i4 A. NJ. train have about four
hours in Pittsburgh and return same day Excursion
Tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return $50.
Fare always a low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the Office No. J. Water
street next door 10 SprEE House, Wheeling. Va. and
ut bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will I've male Mt luwc7t rates t"
any point accessible by this rod and it~ connections.
t. the Ea-,. North West ami N0rG!i-Wr>t. Ut Office
No. 81 Water street with Freight Agent NJ Hridsr-
port Station y. Il. WILLIAMS. ASt.
i. y. MCCULLOUGH. Pre- -iGeat.
F. Il. MYERS. Cent Tickc: Aga. jail"
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Clergy rf the I:a,5-r Church. wei! know; IN
Hin - fi-Tr-ta sGy; - have tr t1s mine
-ril-'i-. .4', ~ It'll. III RE- s pie f,-' 'i-
81 .lE -vTrTe HH.It "..c tsir Inject B. -
los; but have u-c=I y'UE MEDICINE lie I,cie ni
cuIgH. have dugsbt y";. aGs laying. tie v"!l4
UI:i!cT =I...J --.i Ia iirs. o;.'.s.is-s-
gentleman II - yc-r-- vel. AMI :Ivota.!E -.N''a
af .l'.!- J'SiIC county New Nu.i=- ii! trtE -t'-
w - r." pie fur ~ year sssret me :Fs -
sNe hasU1r.tS--r T.s.u an! -E-s.. r.iz- lie -.-
T. Jtc E"ra-'f Tise gave tnr var Re l.t f- 80
iiie -. any ifu-ir-- ar'i i-is -Fl-'; 'u't- - 20
ae.i' - adj tat i!e lssi IT'D all -..=r- a.. Tra'i''
From 1.i "i l,gt'E-- l.Iltc TuTfr-"- IL
sttcd year a-t- ard recon rur.'- ,ar p
~f'c.is "'ti: ,s'f-!".sy- a DE>f-i.-st II--- r.
r'i- 'sc i1llu T. iH.rTavr ~! sins" las E,Nr-
>-Es q pile T-..r. JEs mrs month - T.
year past E- bad .sta-.-i5y -yrafL. g i.- .r-
complaint: i,U- 6 = .-- 1t i:i. iii- I5 81 ts. 10
Trr- 10 al =rrr shan yrE f.,-J i" l I'D
entirely well the pile Isors Or .i..t uLte -
scarcely 10 he 'J;. j.. 81 e. aru=l~.i ,sis'ir-
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10 family -haIi bs without thee i1.7,-rf' ~
tivr-- 1Les arc' sic Only Tsu.",lt- r"fi"'i's ---
fT 81 1f'.s-ti, sII4'i private H-- WIKI tiri3 inc
- sTT'issi 'Fs ,..e -.i-; Z! 'r'r .
AMI Eiss Efsr.isuii 'r- Srri' o. az -
e .!i-s perfectly st.:,-- t,- .I.g!, Hy Is ga 49,.
l. i'r !-iieH II = ; l-- moi tedious hn'-- ~
II ~ al WIFI Ti--, - ti-r.i- SIC nj OF -
await the coming that often distant - w. 80
VeTisiVe Injury a - ctur. u.r h, i'tIl-l7, 10
cd Or bitter! OF bed irf my H.:f-'' i''
the simple s!scr Sc AMI TeStrEr axe E''"is
l!is again health ans jry. Here rat..rl 'iis- ~
?r-y' arise in from tlcir Es-- i'ut til-
iuiiucuc' upon the constitution beyond al! question:
mo-; 5esl-I-iai.
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active. Efficient a-snt. fr the AR =
car remedies. -! every town rcrlUm1nli' y! ~.
ted States Addrezs. DR.. T. III NiPi!&E w.
No. 5E- Er.Ii'SHE y
RS-soId by E. BOOKING, Agent. Wssr!iES' Va
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The Capacity q this Hoal is equal any Ia tbs
| Country.
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'niCE oEE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-11
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Receipts by Railroad.

February 10, ISbU.-
10 sacks cornmeal, Lorenz Ziliae ; SEEKS feathers.
Wheeler Riggs; Dbl eggs, L box butter, George
Miller 20 hides, Casimir Schamp 1 SEX feathers,
/ SEX socks, Samuel Embich & Co. 3 bills apples,
Fred Reyner AS sacks corn, A Shrader; 232
bush corn, 1l3 scks shelled corn, Geo Foster &
Co. lot rags, Dbl butter, Preston Bros. 4O5 bu
bran. bbls eggs, Dbl onions, A Lemcko d Co. ;
1b5 bbls -four, L A Crane 2 two horse wagons,
Brown Altman / two horse Wagon, SEX har-
ness, kegs lard, Brownee & Amos . sacks har-
ness, III Farmer printing press, Whitehead Il
willard, care of J S Gavisk ; horse, l stallion,
Lemisnoely; chest, i trunk, Chas Farrow
63S1 lbs old ron,t Rocker, KlrlslBan Il Co. 24S
bush wheat, Il Mills & Co. 81 bbls mess beef 1
Dbl lard, eoops chickens, L two horse wagon,
Samuel Orr; box goods, } II Maghee.
ia -rlael III A. e. SHRADER, Agt.
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The Hon. Joel Jones, formerly Judge of
the District Court for the county of Phila-
delphia, and Mayor of that city in Is49,
died in that city on the Sd inst, in his
stxty-hfth year He was a lawyer of great
learning, fine Greek and Hebrew scholar,
and man of great personal worth
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To the Public.


~ so far, have been very wet ones causing many
OF rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayUus, and
lands when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
pectcd s0oE, then the large surface of decaying veg
cttblc matter posed to the scorching rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal n its course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor sox in its conquering
march. So
After residence Of more than twenty years in
tiie middle and Southern States, we think have
discovered "a medicine which, to certain extent,
is preventative of the attacks of bilious fever
aguc, &c, and rs such recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public 10 understand that
not urgin- upon them the use of strong Liquors as
beverage We are, and always have been, opposed To
fheir being used in that way, but If people will use
them such, let them have by all means
pure article that VIII keep them in health, and
0ngtheu instead of shortening their lives We pro-
pose TO sch always pure aud unadulterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes and little for the stOm
aoh's cake, { required, and viii challenge an in
spcction by the beat chemists in this any other
country, to find any implrity or adulteration ia
the whisky branded by us, Allis u Howe's Mag
nola." 1t is warranted, il is distilled from the
corn, rye, or wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern wafer. We have donbt many persons
have been ruined in health, if not actually killed, Ply
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Als 81 Uowes' pure Magnolia should be in gem
eFa ise. just received and in store for sale
10 - pipes ass'd Brandies (od) from to 81 q gal.
II ~ piDes do (old) from to 81 a. gal.
pipes Holland Gin 3 puncheons old Rum
ap25 ri ALLIS a. H0WES. Wafer RI.
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k6S- Mr.. Hoffman, recently elected Ser
geant-at-Arms of the House of Represent
atives, was member of the House at the
time Brooks made the brutal attack upon
Senator Sumner, and he voted to expel
Brooks-the only Southern man that did so.
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D6rDetails of the loss of the clipper ship
Ftora Temple, Captain johnson, from Macao
for Havana, show that the entire number
(eight hundred and fifty of coolies on board,
: proves the boats were no more than suffi-
cient to save the crew.
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LIGHT BIscUIT.-The ingredients are
Five eupsful of milk, four spoonsful OF
saleratus dissolved in some cream, and a
small portion of salt Nix in enough aour
TO form paste just stiff enough to roll out
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Tlle Daily 9aurmal.
JRTVER ITEMS

bkE Regular Packets expecting notices Of
their running arrangements IN the Journal
must advertise Nth as. all kinds of Steam
boat JOB Work done at short notice, an good
style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies
Of The paper for sale at all times.
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s n1r Not since ls42,it is said, has bust
ness been more thoroughly prostrated in
Philadelphia than at present
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ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
ny H. G1R.N0, C.ERREzGE

-AX0 n MANUFACIUNEN,
VI aim street, near the Canal,
4...- EvASsAILLE, IND.
Uas on hand large stock of Buggjes and Wagons
Of every variety--all of his own manufacture
which he will warrant to be superior to any work
to DO purchased at the East for the same prices.
During the late hard times, and the inclement win
ter with its impassably muddy roads, the demand
for Carriages has been light, and his stock has
cumulated in his warerooms; to dispose OF it, Gnd
to relieve himself from slight pecuniary pressure,
who wants beautiful Buggy at n bargain, will find
better chance for trade than he has ever had be-
fore, at DEGAAdOS.