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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-A W Rountree, O; W
Sanford n G.; H Bethea, Ala; D Creswell, La :
VIM Levy, Natchitoehes; a W Green, r G Berya-
men Tebbetts, ( B kec9e| La J4o "a MeGi
G Watson, D Seinee, w j Briscoe, La A j McGill
and lady, Miss Susan McGl Miss Col Ed Floyd,
Md; D Williams La; Z Prince, Miss; A S
Ky; j D Allen and lady, Miss Bette Allen, Shelby
co T II Morgan, Tenn; " Weaver, Texas; c
Q Hebert, La; W D Giflispie, Mrs Gillespie, r W
Rutherford and lady, Jno w WieSs and lady, ] S
Harden, B S Grump, Miss; B Douglas, Nashville !;
] E Mcfarland, Va; Jno n Neels, Miss Allen, n
Y; r Il Bell and lady, Mrs, Franks, Texas; j
Menager, Va; Miss Lipseomb, W 7 Travis, Tex;
J G B Jones, Memphis; Jno G Clark, Alexandria !;
w Fitzgerald, 81 Louis; Geo II Thomas, Ky; W T
Wheeler, st Louis.
ST.. JAMES HorEL.--s D Evans, Texas G l. Nc
Lall, La; 7 J Cate, F J Brown, Texas; L l. Hyatt,
l. Campbell Miss; Jas NJ Talbot Jno Poe, Jr,
Va; NJ Johnson, Conn Jos Bernard, Jr, La; s
+ Goodwin, city Jno Garland, NJ Haynes, 2
L James, Miss; j G Moore, S Jones, Texas j
Rhymes, j L Burr. Miss; R Jarrott A Loller Ala j;
Swan, Tenn; G l. McCaharn, Md; /; G Il Mont
gomery Miss Alice Montgomery, S B Woodron and
wife, W N Lockwood, Ala Jno Moser. j G Mo-
sier Tenn; NJ A Gee, N Jersey; A G Rochefort,
Tenn.
CITY HorEI.-Geo Gregory, O; A c McNath,
Jas McGrath, S w Carraway, Mrs II Carraway,
Miss: Carmichael, Mrs McDogal Miss McDogal
N @; Miss NJ R Grant, Dr. Mckie, Latimer,
Miss; u Dennlson, city; JAS McC Baker, Jr,
Fla A S Cowand and lady, Fl P Hamilton, 4 @
Treyiiion, Miss; Jno Weatbrook, Ark; H Cor
man, VIM Irish, Jas Irish Miss S Lindsley ] r
senis ana lady. Texas; A Mcdonald, Miss; NJ
Glover, La; W Pyne, city L Ogilvie, Tenn: Mr.
Glover, Texas; S II Lewis, La: Gates, Mrs
Posey and daughter Texas; Harper, L IIar-
per, Miss; Jas A Calhoun, La; I Catching, Robt
Clark Texas; Mccoy, " Smith, Nd A r
Weir, & + Williams, Z II Ransom, VIM II Streetcr,
j w Rugby and lady, Texas; Jno Vaughan and
son, Thos Boon, Mrs Rose, II Hartwell, Tenn !;
Mrs Evans, Jas Noyes, Mo: L III KePhsrt, J c
kephart, Jno Adrian, Va; r II McNair Miss Jas
MchIesty, Mo, Thos p Nelson and lady, Miss A
W Roberts, j HI A Goons, La.
ST. LOUIS RoTEL.-nrs Appleton, c; " More
Rintoshe, Baltimore; A Rermann, France; Lieut.
G B Reese, Army r Beck, Thos II Wright Wm
Moreton, La; Miss Armant, ST John the Baptist /;
Capt + D May, st Louis; P N Pon, n Y; j o'Con-
nor, W KilbTeth and lady, Miss Gulbortson, Gin.
cinnati; J Godfrey, N Y: Vim II Hunt, Miss; J o
lllinzworth, Jno Burlages, Texas; Jno Murphy,
st Louis; Mrs Butts j II Kerr, Texas; S r Gfiggs,
N o.; ] o Fuquer, In; Mcdonald, St Louis Miss
O Clifton, Texas; Coy A Mouton, La.
Es~Dr. Charles II. Keiis, Dentist, No. I5g
Canal street, between Carendae and BRronne, New Orleans
Classic scholars hate long sentences-hardened
criminals hate them too.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

A BiGIE THREE HUNDRED YEARS 0ID.-The St.
Martins tLa.) 1beran says
While at Gharenton, few days SINCE we were
shown copy of the New Testament published in
1556-the era when the great reformer, John Knox,
was laundering his pions maledictions in the ears
Of Mary OF England and Mary of Gnse-making it
three hundred and one years old. This interesting
relic IS the property of Mr.. Lucas Keller of Char
enton. who came in possession of it through his
brother, by whom it was found among some old
manuscripts in Geneva, Switzerland, few years
since.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
=Efeots of the Recent storm. .

The Greensburg Imperial of Saturday last says
Heavy rains fell here on Tuesday and Tues
day night last, completely inundating our swamps
and low lands, filing our creeks and rivers to
overlooking, and rendering the roads in almost
every direction impossible for several days. The
weather continued cloudy and misty on Wednes-
day. but cleared off on Thursday morning, and has
been cool and pleasant up to the hour of going TO
press.
The Clinton Patriot of Saturday has the follow.
ing:
On Tuesday last we were visited with fall of
rain, which continued almost without interruption
for twelve or fourteen hours. The water courses
in every direction were swelled to Overlooking
quitting their channels, the angry flood rushed
wildly into the lowlands, carrying every movable
thing on It's bosom: fencing, bridges, ETC., were
swept away, cattle and hogs drowned and wreck
OF things generally, along the water.courses, is
complained of.
The Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad has suf-
fered very extensive and serious damage, in the
loss of several bridges, and the washing up of the
| road near the creeks. The company, however,
has strong force on the road, and all hands are
engaged in mending np the breaks, and we are as
sured that the cars will be running as usual in a
few days.
The fair grounds suffered seriously from the
flood. Indeed, the fencing is almost entirely gone.
The company will no doubt take warning from
this disaster and look out for grounds before next
fail that will offer better guarantee against floods
in future.
No mails have reached us from the East or from
New Orleans, since Saturday night last.
The Hobgood bridge over the Amte river has
been swept away. It will take some time to re-
build it, and in the meantime, travellers must take
the chances of bad ford, or go round by Nc
Adams bridge. Indeed, nearly every important
bridge within the limits Of the parish is either gone
or so damaged as TO render them useless until re.
paired.
The waters have been, on an average, three feet
higher than for twenty years past.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

SANGurNARY AFFAIR NEAR WARsAw.-G Gosterday
morning two men, named Ford and Waters, hay-
ing become somewhat nebriated in a tavern at
New Liberty, back of Warsaw, Ky, quafreled
abeutpolitics when Ford drew knife and stabbed
Walters several times in the abdomen, causing the
bowels to obtrnde, and killing him Instantly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

REroRrED MsURREeTIoN- -Siateen Men IIstnq.-
We have telegraphie report from Lebanon Of an
attempted iusurrection Of the negroes in Cumber.
land county. 1t is said that fifteen negroes and
one white man were hung as the ringeaders. We
have no particulars, and rather doubt that the
report has foundation in fact
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

tine was stabbed and killed in Lower New Albany
on Saturday evening, by some one whose name Is
unknown to us. A warrant was issued for the
arrest Of the man who did the stabbing, and we
presume he was taken into custody.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

ALABAMA MIGIrIA.-rhere are now seventy com
panies belonging to the volunteer corps of the
State, created by the last Legislature. No com
pany is admitted without having a men on its rei,.
which wonld make $3.50 men, but some Of the com-
pancs have as many as so men. Making the
average at 50 men in each. company. the corps
now numbers $500 men.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

An exchange furnishes the following sxtraorii-
nary criticism upon painting:
The foreground is pea green rock, blif bedded
in red water, with three blue men in the oenter,
standing in 4 small claret-eolored open beat, look
ing at a pumpkin and milk eoIored steamboat in
the distance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

f TWENTY -FOUR CASES AND BALES ID a14aEp Ruv
GoopsWe call shea tenan Of ,he traee 9e sae Of M
aged dry goot oeks Place This da5, siesk A. c.
I4atment Reehe Co saueiien Ne g haFres se
Terms sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

Doors, SHoEs, CLoTHINa, Cars, Ere,-Wa call
ta attention e huale lie 'e Of hoo shce elothieg
caps, etr, ake place hi day al odelcck A. Nj fsais
Raehc Co.'s ane'ion rooms No. 60 ahalirs i ss
Telu1s Mt tais
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

Kramer, q tailor in the employ of Askew & Bro,
accidentally shot himself on Saturday, while hunt
ing. he took a buggy in company with John
Kamp and Charles Grouse, to spend the day in
hunting. After getting out in the woods Grouse
left the buggy and started in search of game. He
had gone bnt short distance when he heard the
report of gun, and Immediately turned back. He
met Kamp, who told him that Kramer had shot
buggy hammer having caught on the seat
The load entered his body just above the navel
and part of it passed entirely through his body.
He expired about an hour after the accident
occurred, [Vicksburg Wing, Tuesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

srRayED,- -Messrs. Bridge & Son, No, 50 Grayier
street eSertie ios pony die and nii
able reward Is of4red for 3hsfr recovery,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
wonderful ETeots.

Leel Bonsa Of Pis6urg, for two useless 10 himself
and society," martyr 10 ohl7 and FayeF-eRrod in less than
three weoks and Improved in eighi hours.
Mary R. Benop sandusky Ohio after almost losfag her
well strength by Intermittent Fever, with Chilli,
restored to health IN twenty hours.
JR Tilton Of Belgrade Name brought from deaths door
having suffered for four years made wen in five weeks and
proved in two hours.
Aaophe oubro of France, relieved in honr while
ag in the cars of Wayne aud Chicago Railroad He
Nwas apparently dying with chlls
Ellen R. BcnsO fLockport, New York restored aferseven
Gears suffering A peFfee. cnre
Thousands Of other prevented and cured every month
md not a single complaint of the efficiency of the
INPECTINE;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

Although Lynn provides great many ladies,
boots and shoes, all The hrogue. AIMS c5me Ifom
Ireland.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
VOLUME XIII.
Mfu Orlsans 1aiIp Gresteld,

FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Z, 1860.
THERM oMETRlcAL OBSERVATIONS FOR NOVEMBER
LEwEs B. TAYLOR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

KILLING AT RANDoLPH.-We learn that two men
by the name OF Hill were killed at Randolph, Bibb
county, on last Saturday, by John D. Smitherman.
We learn that difficulty occurred between the
Hills and Mr.. John Brown, in which Smitherman
became involved, and his shooting the two young
Hills was the consequence. tselma Sent, 9th uit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
TINE mp r1sE.
PERSIAN FEVER cIlARM,

Has cured thousands Of @ sexes te maI dreadful z.
rers. Read and reflect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

Classic scholars hate long sentenees-ha hardened
criminals hate them too.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
Enpecetne;


5~5 @ Or g @=s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

1873, she married, in this city, by cure Of ST.
Marg's church. to said Joseph Madden and that
said husband had not been legally divorced from
previous wife, whose first name Mary Ryan does
not know, and therefore said Mary Ryan claims
protection of the Court, and charges Joseph Mad
den with bteamv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07

rs~Dr. Charles II. Keiis, Dentist, No. I5a
Canal street, between Carenda and Bnronne New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
INPECTINE
PERSIAN FEVER ARM.
Try it, Prove it, 11no.yzlt,
INFEUTINE

rs SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE DEAL
ERs IN AMERICA. zM
Price One Doarsent by mail to any part OF tho Z. s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-07
Fever ANA Aguo Exterminatea!
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM WRECK
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEEERs!

Cares Insured in a Dnys'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-15
CONSERVATION or Costiveness-

Eoone of the smnny ills that flesh is heir tor is 30
prevalent, so little understood and SO much
as Gostiyeness often originating In carelessness or
sedentary habits; it is regarded slight disorder
OF too little consequence to excite anxiety, while in
reality It Is the precursor aud companion Of many
the most fatal aud dangerous diseases, and unless
timely grave. Among tho lighter evils of which
coStiyeiless is the uSua attendant are Headache,
G9ltc lheunatisn, Foul Breath, Piles and others OF
Ike nature while long train Of fghtfuI diseases
such as Malignant FeyCrS, Assesses, Dysentery Di-
aTEhoeG, pyspepsia, Apoplsxy, Epilepsy, Paralysis
first indicate their presence in the system BY this
alarming symptom. Not unfrcquently tho diseases
named originate in Constipation, but take on nm In
dependent existence unless the cause is er1dcated in
m early stage From all these considerations II fol-
lows that the disorder should receive Immediate at
tentlon whenever 1t occurs, and no person should
neglect to get box of Gephaic Pills on the first an
pearanee of the complaint, their timely use win
eHpei the approaches of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

p9WE have received copy of Mitch
ellis new General Atlas, which is conceded
on all hands to be the one thing needed
and to completely eclipse all similar pub
locations. 1t is capitnily arranged, beau.
tifnlly printed and bound, and could not
have been more satisfactory und reliable.
Specimen copies can be seen at j. C. orr's
Book Store OF at the Sprigg House.
Mr.. Jos. F. Juggers, agent for james @.
Orr, will canvass the city for the sale of
the work, and we hope he may be we'll
received, for the work really merits an
extensive sale.
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tnTe makes known any deviation whatever nom tile
natural state Of the brain, aud Vowed in this liStit
tlay pe looked on as safeguard intended to give
notice OF disease which mi glt otherlvise escape at
tsnton TIL too lac be remeded; and lis indIca-
lions should never be neglected. Headaches may be
under two names viz: symptomatie and
41top2thic. SynlptomatIc Headache Is exceedingly
common and 10 The precursor OF great variety Vi
diseases among which are Appplexy, Gout, Rileunn.
tlsln an all tebrle diseases In its nervous form II
70 Of disease of the stomach constitute
ing s1csAe1dache, OF hepatic dsease constituting
Of worms, constipation aud ether
disorders OF the bowels, well "a renal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart are
attended with Headaches; 4nnmia and plethora are
atso directions which frequently occasion healaclIe
IslS9s AZ hsadssle aIso very common, being
aoas sometimes coming sudleny In a state OF nu-
sound health and prosttating at once the
tnsnto and physical energies aud In other instances
lcomes on slowly, heralded by depression Of spirits
or aesrbtty OF temper 1nimost instances the pain
Is IN The front OF the head or both eyes and
vomiting under this class may
also be named NetsTuLgid. -
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Gephatic Pills have been found sure aud safe rene.
ay y the most acute pains in few minutes
which Headache Is the unerting index.
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W4sHfSGToS, Des -6srcf'ffssc6o Cd reaz
son TO believe .thatS Cen Gass5lii 81 ,re.
signing the position Of Secretarpof' State.
indeed, lit IS reported mt the President
liitis. been SO informed mt viii not. dis
suad eihim from III is course There lis no
tlOaHtstliateth assisting Sitretary5 81 State.
Mr.. Prescott. has resipaed.
Neither House Of Congress "a in session
to-day bayinpStiionrneS over iii AIon,lar
There is no .doutf that Cen. Cas- las
resigned as Secretary Of State. Regret IN
EeSeTywbere. EXPRESSED in consen1e9re
Present Indications are that x.t5oysTnorr
Dickinson of New York. will beT his snc.
Ecessor. thou6hs these are aItogetber re-.
liable.
There Is but little. ST any. conf; dence re-
posed in the ASSURANCES that South Caro-
lima viii not resist tha Federal ,sntl,ori,;es.
during the Administration Of President
Buchanan. They are regarded as more to.
"a Al of;rioj
Lieut.. Gen. Scott !. has .s' EXPRESSED s. the.
opinion that additional forces should be.
sentto Sontb Carolina for Tr6teTf;nn ~
the public pronerty Tie President how =.
ever. is still opposed to.sucb increase for
that it wonl hYt' 800
lcitemsst. - l'sus .ls pstseus 81
There was an understanding among the
Select tl,ir,.. ,a,a,s
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nv rEIEGRApH.

CIScISSATI, Dec. 14.-Flour unchanged aud In mod
crate demand at S+@4l 10 for superine. Wheat 90c@
81, In moderate demand. Corn advanced to S3c aud
in moderate demand. Oats dull tat &c. Whisky
firm, and in good demand; sales of lis bbls. ut
IIogs in light supply and held higher; the demand Is
M Jderate; Gales at $5255,40 at the Close; hest in
tile market offered at 1910. Mess pork in fair de
ulHn, and prices higher; saes of 100 bbs. at SI4
Lard held at &c., with sales at S5zGSAc. Green
meats steady at 4II@6II@G3s@6% for shoulders
stiles and hams. Groceries in moderate deInnnd
molasses advancing andin light supply; new 2T(9S0
Coffee 1904; sugar 6GgT!4c. No change in tho
money best paper can, be bought outside
2 ner cent per month. Exchange frmer, but not
higher; New York and Boston u per cent.
Pnr1ADELAHI4, Dec. l4.-The inspections OF flour.
for the week amount SIS bills against 1881
bills last week; sales at A,T59S5 for supCrfine
s5.l2lE9$53T for extra, and $5.50GG.5O for family
and fancy. There IL not much iemanI for wheat;
sales of red at s., ,23, and white at 81 .911
CSrt,-l5oo bush of old yellow sold at 6l96s ind
200 bush. at 5S@5T. Coffee firm, 500 bags OF Rio
sold at l2I4@1S1S. Whisky steady at slTi4@lslk
for 4 months.
RAlT1xoRE, Dec. 14-Flour firm; ohtoand City Mills
Si.T5, Howard ST. IS. Wheat steady; Sl,1O0i, 20 for
rel and 81 ,2U@l.4 for white Corn active; now
white and yellow iI@stSC, old 4S@p5oc. Provisions
dulland nominal Whisky dull at IL 4GE1Sc.
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Fronn CalIfornta.

NV York, Dec. l4.-The steamship
North Star has arrived from Aspinwali,
bringing California mails of the list ult
and Sl,083, 900 in gold. Hcrzadvices have
been anticipated by the Pony Express.
The condemned slavcrs Storm King and
Triton were sold at auction to-day the first
brought $4,000 and the Triton S2,O25.
GHILI.-The Gillian Congress has. ex-
tended extraordinary powers to the Presi-
dent till Sept. 3ott, and has also sane
toned the project of sending Minister to
Tho Arancnvider Indians, to the number
OF two or three thousand, were advancing
on coast terms, The Government had
sent troops to oppose them.
PERU.--The Peruvian Congress had
granted extraordinary powers to the Presi-
dent for preservation of war on Bolivia.
Castillo would be able to raise 10000
men. Tue general impression, according
ton letter from Lima, is that the Peruvians
will be whipped.
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TAG USE OF Dr.. HosrETrER's SronAcHE
aBITTER's for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, HeaYi-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like
affection, is second to none in America or
abroad: To be able to state confidently
that the "Bitters" are certain cure for
dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the pro-
prietors a source of unalloyed pleasure
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifies the blood, imparts re-
newed vitality to the nervous system, giv-
ing it that tone and energy so indispensn-
BILE for. thefrestoration ofhealth.I The nu-
merous acknowled gements of its superior
excellence and beneficial results, have as
sured the proprietors that it.cannot but
prove great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
S-See advertisement in.another COL
umn. dec I'm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-15

s9 SEcREr OF BRAuTY.-LA1RD's Book
OF YourH, OR LIQu,p PEARL, for beautify-
ing and preserving the complexion and
skin. This invaluable and wonderful tot
let article was discovered by celebrated
chemist in France, some years since, and
it is to him that all the Courts of Europe,
at the present age, owe all their beauty
and loyeliness. This preparation, with all
its simplicity and purity, there is no arti-
Gle that will compare with it as beauti-
flyer and prescrver of the complexion and
skin. Mr.. Laird procured tue receipt of
him some two years since; he has, during
that time, given it a perfect trial amongst
his own personal friends and the aristo-
cratic circles of New York City, who have
used it with unqualified admiration, so
much SO that they would consider the tot
let imperfect without this valuable and
purely harmless preparation.
For sale by REED, & KRAFT,
decl0 Centre Wheeling.
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ST.. Louis, Dec. IA special dispatch
to the Republican, from Independence, says
that Adson, who was wounded, and Bail,
who escaped from Walkers, were found
yesterday sccreted in the Woods. They
were surrounded and ordered to surren-
der. After comforting together, they drew
their pistols and replied that they would
die first. They were Immediately fired
upon and killed.
A special dispatch from Mound City,
Kansas, of the 9Th, to the Democrat, SAYS
that all is quiet there. No arrests we're
made. Montgomery, Jennison, Seaman,
and others. were not to be found. Gen.
Harvey ordered two companies of imam
try, under Major Vessels and Capt. LYON.
be stationed at Mound City, and two com
Panies of dragons, under Capt. Steele, at
Fort Scott Gen. Harvey wished to de-
clare martial law, Gov. MedarY would
not consent, preferring the U. S. MurshalI
should make nrrests, and the prisoners be.
tried by the Territorial laws.
II
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OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental caro- and
anxiety incident tociOSe attention to business or
study, arc among tile numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache The disordered state of mind ard body
incident to this distressing complaint ia fatal blow
70 all enorgy and ambition. Sufferers by this disor
der eau always obtain speedy relief from these dis
treSsng attacks by using one of the Cephalic pills
whenever the symptoms appear. 1t Quiets the over
nsked brain, aud soothes the strained and jarring
nerves, and relaxes the tension of the stomach which
always accompanies and aggravates The disordrred
condition Of the brain.
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EwDp you ever have the Sick Headache, Do
you remember the throbbing temples, the feyered
brow the loathing and disgust at tho sight of food
low totally unfit yon were for pleasure, converse
relieved you from all tle suffering which Won then
experienced For this and other purposes you should
always have box of them hand to use as occasion
requires.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-15

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED-Mr. spald.
ing as sold two millions of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and IL Is estimated that each bottle
saves at least fen dollars worth of broken furniture
thus making an aggregate Of twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable in
vention. Having nlatic his Glue household word
he now proposes do the world still greater ser, ice
by curing all the ACHING heads with his Ceplalic
PtlS and u tlleYarc good RS his Glue, Headaches
will s0on vanish awny like snow in JnlY.
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a Real BLESSING.

taysictan-Wel SIrs. Jones' how is that headachei
Yrs. loges-tionei Doctor all gone! The Pin you
sent cnTen me IN Just twenty minutes, aud wish
you would send moro. so that can have them handy.
iMystcian--l You can get them ut any Druggists.
Sall Tor Geplalic Pills; find they never fail, and
recommend thenlth all cases Of Headache.
Ms Jones-1 shall seUd for a box directly and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are real
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-15

b9r HoLIDAY PREsESrs.-Mr. Joseph
Graves, of Centre Wheeling, has most
excellent variety of books, notions and
fancy articles suitable for holiday pres
ents, to which he invites the attention of
young aud old. Mr.. CTS variety cannot
fail to please all who examine it.