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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
Done at Last,

AS may be seen in onr telegraphie col
umns, the Douglas men have Withdrawn
their ticket and agreed to go in for the
Reading arrangement Thus, the last
hope for the friends of Mr.. Douglas disap-
pears. They are asked to vote for seven
teen Breckenridge electors. on the Reading
ticket, in order that they may vote for ten
Douglas electors.
This wipes ont the oppositionto Lincoln
in this State. We heard, yesterday after
noon, within an honr af1er the announce
ment of the last move, OF four prominent
Democrats ain this city who viii vote for
Lincoln. The rank and file of the party
are coming over by scores, or will not vote
at all. We now place Lincoln's majority
in this State at Is, 0oU-P fttsburgh Journal
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Mollefa. rod this-

The following is an extract from letter written nv
the Pastor Of Bspttgt Church to the journal and
Mes'enEer Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes in
llayor o. that woFldsrenowned medicins-ARs. WINS
'N9 DIVE eooFAIss syrup EoE cHHDBIs TEETg1Ro:
zee an advertisement in your columns Of Ms.
.wlnslow's Soothing syrpp NOV we never satd
ofa IN iay"r Of patent medicine before In our fs
Dpt We feel coPpeled 10 say TO your readers, that
mus no hnmbuS-WE HAVE TRIED IT, AID Know IT TO
All u cEAIAts. 1t L, probably, one Of the most
qceeSSt seaeinss Of the day, because It isons Of
biss can't do better than 70 lay In a sunnl,,,
octl6-ly-dEW a5Ifs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
PnESI PmESii PuESII:
What IRY HoaO clgeda

What Is ~ HpaD cuTeds
Thousands Of persons have P1es-suner tor years
with the dlsease-yet few know what IT ~ or how 1t
is cured Every case Of Piles whether manifested in
the form Of external tuurs frequent bleedfnss, or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion Of the abdominal yUDUus circulation.
This produces the engagement dilatun Ofthe veins,
formation Cd tumors hemorrhages, pain and suffer-
Ing; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured By medicines which taken internally, relieve
this Tenous congestion. Hence 0fntments, washes,
and even injections, are 50 Intellectual
HUMPHREYS HoMBoPATHICP PILE SPECIFIC,
RRiInple sugar pill, taken three timesPer day,
cures the disease by curing the condition upon
EliICh the disease depends. Hundreds, have been
cured by il, even Of the most obstinate cases. An
will be promptly benefited By il. Price, 50 coats n
box.
\. B-1 fun set Of Hr1rrHR1Ts' HOrEurAEmc
SPEuE1CA, with Book OF Directions, and twenty
Remedies in 4nrEe three-dE1ehm TiRls, and morocco
case, s.; do in plain case 81 case OF heen boxes
The Remedies by the single box or fuH case, sent
10 any address by mail express free OF charge ON
receipt of the price, Address
Dr. T. HUMPHREYS CO.
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by LAUGHLNS BUEHFIELD,
octlT No. "a Main ST, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
FUNERAL NorICH.

Wheeling Lodge no. SO, 4. o. or.
TIE funeral Of brother RIcaARD Hosss, will take
place from his late residence on John street, Tbis
Nonday) Afternoon at O'clock The Brethren will
meet at their Lodge Room at o'clock. Members Of
Abrams Eneampment No. j. William Tell Eneamp-
ment No. "a, Virgiuius Lodge no 3, Franiifn I.edks
NOE, William Tell Lodge No. 80, Pamela Ledge No.
% end Concord Lodge Ne. 1S4, are respectfully In
Vited 10 attend. J1Mys M,II.ns n n
JACOB BURKLE, Sec'y. = ~ W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

TaK bree1e which bloEs down the Tal=
ley of the Mississippi from the Republican
States of the west, has decided effect mp
on the inhabitants of Nex 0F4ea1s. Many.
| of them are western men whom business
has called ibffher, but who hare not for
gotten the opinions which 44hey EeEe
trained from childhood 10 cherish. We
are; therefore, NOT surprised TO hear from
Mr.. SlideI that there are many in that
city whose secret s5mpathies are with Lin
/ coin and the Republican cause! Some of
The Observation-Disclosures
the Southern papers in opposition to the
mad seheDes1of the disun5onfstss havs-aPE
peared in the New Orleans journals. The
following from the REeayr.e Proclnluls
pretty good doctrines, and reflects, We
doubt not, the sentiments of the Thoughts
fnl men of the South
III Lincoln is sBccessfnl in the electoral
co1lege-which can scarcely he possible
viii he not be elected President by the
voice of the people constitntionall5 express
od-elected, too, according to the ordinary
modes of party action and popular voting
t-peaccfuliy and regularly konored with
the Office which Washington, JeEerson, and
their long line of successors have honor
ed Is it for this reason that any man at
the south proposes to resist Are I'VE pre-
pared toFdIsoWn allegiance TO n geveTn-
meut whose ministrations hitherto have
been followed only by a series of uninter-
Tgpted blessings, because at some future
time an ACT may be committed hostile to
/ the spirit of the constitution? Viii such
an Issue be one that can secure for any
movement We may commence, not the IA
Eozable moral infinenoe of the. world but
/ what is far more important, the union of
4 the south ITSELF
There is public sentiment ut the south
that VIII forbid success to any movement
! of this character for this cause, no matter
! by whom it be originated and favored
The more violent snch q movement may
/ be, the less favor would 1t receive. It
wonld have no foundation in Law, it would
appeal to no public sense of necessity 1t
wonld have no stimulus in the public fesl-
ing Of positive wrong done, or in the sense
by individuals, of actual distress inflicted y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

A South Carolina secessionist having
discontinued his subscription to Parson
BrOWnlow,s paper and kindly Offered to
assist in foggtng and tar4ing the renowned
ed1sor if he should set foot on Carolina
soil, the Parson effers him chance for
the contest and breaches him stirring
sermon on notification The following
is au extract, in which the subject is his
toTically treated:
Qualification has been attended with
the worst of consequences In all ages
In the garden of Eden, our first parents
wereiinduced by the devil in the form of
| serpent, to nuIlJIy The laws of God; and
believing it TO bea peaceful remedy they
made the dreadful Experiment. Cain, in
the case of Abel, 'lullifed the law of God,
and he was branded in the forehead as a
traitorous murderer. The nation of Jews
who persisted in the seige of Jerusalem
| were all HQLLifeES. So were the rebellious
inhabitauts of Sodom and Gomorrah.-
And the AHtedeIuyians, for their South
| Carolina politics, encountered the very devil
lin the days of the foodI And the King of
I Egypt, in trying to carry his Ordinance
into effect, lost his life in the Red Seal
And had the South Carolina nullifiers
secession, Old Hickory jackson would
have drowned them in the harbor of
tiiss heEs nom NE mines % De Yery-en=
coqraging, New discoveries of silver.
lead and gold quartz are being made con-
stantIy in every direction, and the gener-
al opinion is that the year 1861 will pro-
duce more precious metals than any pre-
Vious year since the discovery of gold in
the country The Washoe mines, esps-
eially Ophtr, Mexican, Central, and Could
and Curry, continued to turn out large
quantities of rich ore, most of which is
sold in San Francisco and shipped 10
Europe, no works. on, n proper scale. hay
ing as yet been put into operation in that
city for reducing the ores, and the season
is now too far progressed TO warrrnt any
party undertaking to put aps suitable
works at the mines, as the winter sets. Ia
there in November with great severity
Several quartz-crushfng mills are now in
operation there, and more being erected
Next Spring large amount In eapftai
VIII DC expended in putting up excessive
works for working the ore on The ground,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

q We refer our readers to the adveEtlsemsnt
<. - ofNessrn CHURCH & DUPONT, no. 400
sEoAdNRy. New York The Blood Food q one of the
greatest mcdlcinCa n and Is raptdly driving
out Of the maflst All the quas
hnasl' Its efficacy Is 30 great Aadd 50
acknowledged that & tonud dlenlt to sup
lply the immensS aud iscre8stpg lsmaad1or the ar
'Elsse' prsSAE0s.'s Inianttts CordI6lptS
& eaeftoino prepared phystetaP ofAnats
leleb lAs prof aud pps yiolhaS devoted his
HE peculiar phases pf 1nfapttlO diSsaSes It q
ne hntpbug3 but icihe7 which commands itself
SIor. Times, s,ft ~. I'D -. ''.Ss'
Sc gapsrtf'sl'sas $; as mh24 dkv 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
POsTPONRMENT.


A Republican mass meefing wiIl be held
at TriadsIphies on Saturday, At 2 O'Clock,
Pm. AuaiR of cars on the HemP6sld .
engaged, and round trip tickets WIZ be
sold for % cts.
The Wheeling band VII 80 out with the
train.
We hope there win bs.a large turu ONT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
IhvitatiOn 30 nc Wtde Awakea.

y7S17l - 4.4111sB nc " IDE awake, I
- October l9, 1850.
+, A. a regular meeting of the Club, Oct.
10Th, the Secretary was directed to notffy
Ue alherent Clubs of Wide Awakes in the
CITY Iot wheeling and neighborhood. of
our intention to have q torch-light pro.
cesslon on Thursday evening, the 18th
tnsE;1! ana 70 invite the attendance of as
InaHy9 Of them as can make it convenient
la ~ a1Ie en- In pursuance of his instruc-
uonsi the Secretary takes this method of
extending cordialinEitation to ne differ.
ent Clubs to be with US on that occasion
Members of the iMartnsyilIea and Bride.
port Clubs are respectfully requested IN
Call at the. Office of Thos. Hornbrook. Fac
t4ain street. Wheeling, for further i,fnr2'
NATION as tomeaRs Of coming, &c.
9f py ordef, w. II. WHlTE.
- - -. - 49,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

DR.. M'cLINToCK,sc COLD GCoUG8
MIXTURE performs IN every instance, what was
promised when Il was introduced. 1t cures, with
the same uniform certainty that morning dfspels
night all the varieties Of severe cold or harass-
ing cough and Immediately relieves influenza hoarse
ness and tickling Of the palate or throat Price 2s
cents
Sold by 1LAUGHLINs BusHF1ELD, s. FUN
DESBERG, Bridgeport, ana Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
A vuE4 interesting Rspubhcan meeting

was held at1Fowlers, Brooke county, last
Friday night, Several Of the most sub
stnntiaI and iniluendal residents of that
part of brooke are active and zeAlous Re-
pubIicans- They VIII pole a very Tespec-
table sized vote for Lincoln. s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

CTnuren uy1ugr gur anu 1871
Mothers not as yet beren
Know that worms more infants kin
Than eacl other mortal lii;
But the YEEnEUaE viii says
Your pale darIingF from the grave.
MOTHER, MAKE XouE CHOICE. Shall the CI.fld die.
or the W0raasf Remember, a few doses Of Bryan's
TNsteless yrrmifuge will destroy any number of
worms, and bring them away without pain. Price
Is cents. Sold by LAUGHLIHs BUsHFIELD.
s. Fundsnberg, Bridgeport and Druggists generally
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
Don't Read this Unless you Cbevs.
Tohacco. Snuff e Clears.

TUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST. ONE HUN
u dred Boxes OF Tobacco, OF the finest brands Of
Richmond, LynchGurE and DAnFiIle Manufactures.
Twists Pounds, Half Pounds, Golden Bar, Golden
Twist, BAIT Plug, Elves Twist and six Twist
Of my own manufacture
Cigars Of various brands, from the enc supported
to the celeLtAted Wheeling StOEies AlBo SnufIs Of
The best brands in this market, of oil kinds. Fine
cItt chewing and smoking TobAocos,-RlI Of which
VIII be sold low for cash; warranted to give satfnc-
ton the most fastidous= TO be found No IS
BepT23-lln WM- TAYLOR. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
TEE Richmopd Ehiq saws

awe do not believe any State in the
Union would object at all to South Caro-
liDa's going out, but all would mite in
objecting to the federal government In at
tempting TO bring her back.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
INSTRUCTION I'm Music,

- HORACE D. COLLINS, TEACHER
E.ZZ{ssIE-zSof the Organ, Piano Forte, &elOdeon.
6N II n ftyiOlin, Guitar, Flute, etc, etc; also,
uU 81 ThgTSggh Pass and Mus-
selves Oh his ssTT1ees viii please apply Al Mn Hore
Fourth. near Quincy street >
A Piano will be furnished both fur instruction and
practice when desired, bui lessons viii be Eiysu a
residences If preferred.
Vocal instruction can be given in connection With
any of the above Instruments
Satisfactory references be given. jyl7-4m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
AN ELECTION,

HNsSS CoNsEABLEs IN TN: IN SsT. TFTIRD -,
~. Districts inOlf0 County, win ie be AZ
election precincts In said dfstr3tS ~ Sii
as Iea existing therein, on Tuesday.
aSO0; pursuant to writ Of election issued ~,
Gosnts q y o9S presiding Magistrate Of The
- ! 'sA1,sI rRwIns. EtARse:c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
RYAN'SPULMONIC WATERS

Original Medicine EBt2blBhed IN 4S5fs ana nfst
article OF the kind ever introduced under the name
try; all other PulmOnic Waters are e0duterfeits.
The genuine can be known By the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER
BErAS's PuInog1c wATERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsensas
BRIAS's PuInO41c Waves
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, DtfBcult Breathing.
BKTAS's PUIMoNIU WAFERs
Relieve Splitting OF BLOOD, Pains in the CHEST.
BRrAH-s PuAoS7c WARERs
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BKrAR's Pu1NpN4e HAFERs
Relieve Irritation Of the U<uIa ana ronsfiE.
BRrAN's Pu1N0s9D Waves
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRIAN's Pu1asoSIc WATEns
Are Blasting to MI Glasses and Constitutions
BRrAx'B Pu1aloE1c WAVES
Are adapted for TOcalistsand Public Speakers.
BREAxzs PUIMoEIu NAFEEs
Arc in a simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
BRYAE's PULFaSIC WARES
Eot only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Curss.
BKIGN's PrIMoE1c WARERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of
BETGH's PU1MuS1c WATERs
in the house.
No traveller Bhould be without supply Of
BRxAE's PUIDoS1c WATERs
in his pocket.
No person viii ever object to give for
BETASas PCLM0S1C WAFEEB
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. 7.
Sold in Wheeling by T. d. LOGAN co. and
D2t 49, apg4-eod div 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

Of M. Chas. s. Snead. brother 81 ne BT3de n, m
Rev. Mr.: Whittle, ANDREW ELLISON, 81 Wbeeliny,
Va; % Mics PATTIE sEEAD, Of this city oWfse,
Vttte CouTfer, Oct. 1871.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
DIED

DIED.
E on Saturday, October 10Th, 1850, Mr.. j. B. doNG.
The funeral will take place This (afonday) After
noon st o'clock, from the residence Of his sou, on
Fourth street -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

JAXEs ORR
Monroe House and other Propert
for Solo

pY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF MIS- MARY
ID WILSON, deceased. viii offer for ss4le tU The
highest bidder. Saturday the 2ut. day Of Ortobq-
next. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ in the City Of Wheeling
the Court HUuEe Of Ohio enunty. Ths following
property, belonging 10 the estate a. the sad May
Wilson:
l#t- The well known Tavern called the ..AIuurO,
House. This lot and the Building thereon arr su-
ME on Main aud Madison streerA and extend from
Main street 70 the street adjoining and Of he
market House.
ID. The House aud Lot now occupied by Mr. Ge0sEv
Adams, mhin street, the sidt Thereof Af-
joining 1he alley frst above the Suspension Bridge
md The residence Of Richard Crawford, ESQ.
The above properties under lease unIii the frSi
Of April 1861, and tht sales VIII bt subject 10
them the purchaser taking the that may
crue ON them subsequent the day OF his purchase
and the beneft Of ths covenants or agreements u
/ the tenants
The terE.s Of sale viii be, oueiuurth Of the pug
chase money hand sp6 the residue fhrt= equal
iustslments al eight sixteen and tUeDty-iOur months,
with interest from the day Of sale The purchaser
giving bond With security and deed Of The
property bought In order to the deferred pay
! men1s. JAMES PAUL.
/ sepf1a-t5 Executor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

IAR PhtlsdslPhia Pres says that the
Prince Of Wales has kepta private ;or,.n nj
Iead diary Of his adventures e Z .sss.
s1tses Of tBFifsh America and the United
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
NR DVERYISEMNTS

NEW D VERI ISEM'NIS
Readl Read!! Read4!!
500 Dollars Worth Of Goods
FOR 200 DOLLARS!
"AyTSG COLLECTED ALI, M RF:SrsyaSTs
III Of Goods, accumulated during NO 1ats heavy
sales have marked them out n fsls half their
cost ana Invite an those IN search q Bargains
cl1 and secure some Uf thsEn-
IRlso wish to can again the attention Of The pub
6s4o ths net Of my
Selling or at and Below COST
IA urdeT 70 remove % Bslt4rnor, sz, as an 1iifn
. sea a sod 1s4AI gods eyen Rel1R cos thosein
anime my goods before Iute1iasiuE elsewhere.
ISAAC PR46RR.
oct2z - Is Main 81 near Onion 81,
NOTICE. 80 -
HNHE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS. AP-
II pointed by his Exeelleney, the GgGernOra Of viz
President ard Vice President Of the Unlted States
At The Court House Of Ohio County. hare made the
following appointments Of Conductors and Commits
Guner8 10 superiutend said election at The several
election precincts in said county
DBrRtcENe.7
Ae0zneEs Pnec1RcL-Jobn II Oldham Conduct
Of Samuel Mcconnell, George Frnzier, and Robert
EnaaasoW's I4eessecz-Ja1nes Lucas Conductor.
John Brothe4ton, SRI Thomas G. Yates, aud Isaac
Jones' Commissioners.
DHIRIcz IN.
BeR Lf5ats.-Mason n. Dunlap Conductor. Peter
DelapIAin- William 3. Curtis and Vincent a. Van
MISTER, Commissioners
DrsEE1cz. 10
E0OdF Run PFaetaet-Isaae Kelly Conductor
Elijah Pogus, JR-o6 Brnner, and Alexander A. All.
son. Commissioners.
flEaSDH'S Ss6o64 Honsr-IZbenezer HdccGilOeh
Conductor Samuel MeColloch, John 3. Wilson, and
Alexander IL jacob, Commissioners
D1sEEleF 4o-4.- 4 a -
TJiaGetphid.-JGmes M'Aurruy Conductor; Abra-
hsn Bediton, David Armstrong, and StrOthsr Gray,
Commissioners.
D1sTEcF No. 5.
dnrtOr: Andrew J. Sweeney. NOn 1IcNRghten, and
Isaac Gotta, Commissioners.
D1BIHIC4 10. 6.
cOAsf Housl.-J6hn knote Conductor; Thomas
Sweeney, Andrew Wilson, and Lewis S. DelAplAin,
D1s4nlc4 No 4
Fb1trth Ward Hose HOusc-Bepjn4uin RzIey Con-
dnctor; James n Ewing, Michael Reilly, aud Hnracs
DISTRICT No 8.
Fifth Yard School HOuse.-Jnmes H. Stout Con-
1 dnctOE George Forbes Henry b Hubbard and james
! sweeney, Commissioners.
South WhSSEiHg School HOHse-stephen Water
house Conductor; John n. Hobba Samuel Humes,
1 and William @ Hhndlin, Commissioner
i The Conductors at eAeh precinct appoint the ne
THos SWEENEY,
"A. WILSON,
LII 8. DELAPLAIE.
oct22-std-1tw Commissioner At Court House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

ga ga GHhRIBsTQs correspondent Of the
-He'Y = oFk 1,tl1uns, who writes that be Is
seseesslontst and a STAKEHOLDER, SAYS that
not, not more than .fonr of the twenty men
Just eIsctedt to the Legislature from Charles
'toa,afe IN favor Of separate State action.
me Charleston Mercury says:
"The question Of se5Rfate sscss.to. :.
SCUM Carolina, in the eVentEof LfnroIn,s
eiseaon, and other States In the South
failing g lead being lprepa ture. and MT
.9sspelsct TOR action before the LepfsIafHre
ppes not been made an issue in the eangassj'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22

DouUIAs' IPkoistPEiso1i7i5 = Some one ssays
pc e but one. state'of Whfdh Ks'is sure,
thai 5 the tel s@
a the political sease 81 he tenn he
sekinfid2 pleH 8 "a, e, ier,r,4ss
3 eyeu ttlet pSn Ifis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS, APP
Il pointed by his ExeelleRey, the GeEernor Of Viz
President and Vice Precedent Of the Uafted states
At The Court House of Ohio County. hare made the
following appointments Of Conductors and Cummis-
6uneFS 10 superntend said election at The several
election precincts in said county
, 1860-07-16
me1lflurs, 81,
T>HE GREATEST WONDER OF
/ TEE N!NETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative

Ai.tieE to pr~ wo"d. 81 th az. tton sss.'esaa i
as I've m 1hea
:onEgfrou 1esae source. 4 esst!aeases are k91aa.
'HJ fron TIE pre=s:
eI,icn called t~ :hs since 10 The likly herea1l
:fec:. Of y5ur hafrearsre x3sln4ucel 10 tuake sp-
& s: - S esa s
asces. tome Tires noaths since procured bottle
aa sea I'D Il sooa f.Ssa
thave cez psea:z: bottle, Of which have used
~ fSy 70 tns Psd Sss Tat Tie
1--we more so !css haa has been before ,os WEE
Ssv .h e eee4 IL .atss
The shove noee uxn cue to You fos your va:uasie
attaeat AZ c,,ea Of thIs eisy md resitnt he1e
~ acre al .enns t'Tas 4aJ a.s sea raay 2.aSe Il
he Above. IT ny name atsaehed f. II Jous terice
~ T. r. sssas' Of /,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Toni-u<At SH: Haytng Ind the miafu.1uns
Il s'se s9 ~ sfsss sssss T =:
5
q To.9: .sas s3P.*. ~
The unterfsred. e z, p.afx, ninistsr il tssu
M = ss'.naE1 pastor ef lie 5eda1 ChnIeh ), yfoef.
xsa,eaa Of sfs.' lna;sPef 1 u
Profes.o, WootDsas sis: Ha7nk nude atltsi q: veu5
- hesa exseiesti ii remo1int sdsns,oa aaadr1 ane
ssa.ts s ,, eatnsy e itehnS 1.h rhss h;ys sssE
s:
q; E$s;; as! ::ss
:,7..-'1- %aa Fsacv s;oes.. T~1ls-. 10
, 1860-07-16
HIoOKER'S BITTEkS. :"

For norc than thirty ysass hava stood unequaied aud
}ysled-Eor v sTns7ASpiso HrAEnoEa lAsfA11oss AEp
Coua1Ea11s-tur the1 tonic and truly valuable medicinal
p.opEcs In all Of complaints ccnnrc:ed will. the
Stomach ths Sersn1s Syst. wed fo their gece
tl usefu!re.s most Agreeable stuuolant in he vs1
oas pleasant appance4 In accordance With the tc*s1-
u:sn.a. Q: medical Facaue. 70 kuEape, they have nso
here betn pronounced An4 acknowledged b. ali who tiled
them, 10 tc "THE BEST DlTrERs EVER INTRO
pUEED. sud It ID confident felt that they will n,.nsan
Their reputation on their OWL unsurpassed nr1tS.
Fur sale BY Of the prominent Gro.ers and Druxgs
aud with Nhefal discount 10 the trade b. the Agent
l.. FUShE- JR,
mT1l-e1t.Nn No. ~ FFD1t ttTt&t. ..4W YORK.
, 1860-07-16

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
.. @ Tbs II. tchan,s Swings Loan sni 1ruse t'onp.-
~ - william u TreAdEeu, tchn Treaawsi+ Jean b.
n tpss aotss u as5sby kivsn to she I'D . Trsaa.
lon shata .nt q attachment sped ort Of onee Of ths
Uesx pf ~ 5uretor ceo.t Of Chicago daael the twc1-
Merchants s.vl1gs oa7 and Trust Company and aksnt
the estate Ct re sd Wutis1a H. Tread~en, John J.
Of tasee hundsed ars directed
turned executed.
>, Now. therefore. un'ea you, tae sast wln.m 4.
TfeaAwe, John Ttradxell John :. Perry and Edxarj
Norton, ehan ps.son,y be and srpta. bfors TIE said
superior Court Of CAea<o Oh q fOfe the att day osthe
tenn thereof TO he holden ii she Coun Honse IL The
City Of Chicago the tsst Monday Of A1xuL A. D. $50
Owe special ia and p!ead 10 the said pl!nuds action,
he ad The Savings Loan AID Trust Company
md much Of thh property aitathed - may b sut
e +atr = tho Eae. r al rEN KlnBALi, Cae1x+
FA1w44, SAx1u l. TnpxAs, FI.1s Au'Sa.