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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Democratic Candidates.


The Democracy of this Senatorial District
which net Al highland On Wednesday last,
nominated fer lie efice Of state Senator. Mr
p. T. THosiAs. Of pod-ev.ll. Mr. THo,s4s l. :
Democrat Of the odd line Whfe" strire-a man
no would make very fair Senal or il elected.
bat who we think viii lave 10 wait few wears
before he can be permitted 10 have that hon
conferTe. upon him. lar the reason HAT We
a,cala.e 10 see a Republican elected in
this District the present year.
Tie Iowa County Convention held n the
same place on tie seme day, put in nomination
he following clHdiiafes for county officers:
Fer SheriH-JANts F. BEows. Of The towh Of
Linden.
For TreasuEer-JosEPu ROBERTS. Of Ridge
way
For BeSis;er--SAHg 81 b. FIrcH, of High
isud.
For Clerk Of the Court -PErEg D. WIGGN-
ToS, ST Dodgeyil!e,
Tor Clerk OF tie Board-H-x. II. CUaRY, of
Mineral Point
For Prosecuting Attoraey-JosErn l. CLAnY
Of Mineral Point.
p.'.a, - --'-'~'N
H. r.r,.a- r.-.,.a.. w. ,,..,
p.;u.
The Northern Assembly District ,,r. =,
nomination for the Asscnblv-Hgxer n RI
lIyGs, Of HIGHLAND.
0f;Lc Comfy tiel.e, tire, arc old wLics
a..i one Of ,i.-w- SR. s. VIvfAsl now a Breck
iuIidge man Our Douglas friends have not
Iec., -,.f-. - --.,fv -. =. ia --...-. -. ),
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

sS~Flora Temple failed 70 heat Flying
DuichGaas time 0reE New York course on
Thursday last.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
From the y. Y. Evening Post.
What was Ey7ectti OF Maine.

Oar readers may. perhaps. remember lat,
when tAe Douglas Convention Of this State was
In session ~ StIaca~e. !here was great d la over
adesIatcA received from q uoled Brook vu Sen
i Or then ~ Bangor. The Douglas Convention
oi 4,aiue Vas Ia session at the same time. from
y UlcA tAe Senator forwarded TINS despatch
g BASGoR, Me. Aug. -. 1850.
70 t7 Chairman y TIE Democratic STAT Cou-
5erj59l,
Eol-.as IS here. surrounded BY thirty thou
sand 81 Inc Young Democracy Of Maine They
a.tharze sae p --rcec the Democracy ii tie EaI-
plre state ia JaeIr name, ami say they intend
% carry Name r. il. Sr,vo.A.,s
This news delighted the New Workers. ae-
eo.aing 10 the regular report &c the proceedings
which says -' Immense applause followed the
reading "a Tie dis a.cL and three rotsuy cheer.
were given tor the Democracy Of Name. and
on motion 1t Duncan : Mazee an answer was
returned. r'ragiaq Aer YORK to foL5s- Ia e44,l-
PIE ri fI.ae-' These gentlemen were clearly
wiser thau they kae~. Ncw York J. uleds- Il
u follow Main, but i. Will follow III a e.vl,
: hat WI pat the cheering pa the other side of
the road Douglas thirty thousa5d ardent
young men mast have slipped of somewhere
iH tl.e interval Have tLcy gone 70 mai their
mothers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

A Wide-Awake company has been formed
at Columbus, Wisconsin, and Edward Jussez
elected captain. Mr.. j. is a brothcr-in-law OF
a-l Sch0rz and has always heretofore acted
with thc Democracy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

A voTE was taken on the train from Mchi-
gan City 10 La Fayetiee on Tuesday. and re-
-ulted in counting 81 for Lincoln, IL for
Douglas, aad Il for Breckenridge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
CHICAGO MARKFI

FLoUR-Market heavy and dropping al = =,,,-.
WIZ AT-Spring No s7@SS No. &c as ..a5
CORN 3SEI48c. ---9 ese-
OATS-No. 2Ic.
RYE-51R52r-
RARLEI-52a7Gc
ITER-Dull ~ 1GE1sc
ECGS-Duli Al loRI04se Der dozen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

M r RIGD-
In the town ~ Mineral Point. BY Amos HsYs Esq,
the 23d Of September, Mr. JOHN c. TrTsoS and Miss
ELIzAEErH ". BAXTER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

GoSE CvEE-C. T. jackson. Just elected
Governor II Al-s5t.iI as :. Dyg gas usan has
gone over - Beek.uriise. 8I.ss, u7. Is Lec9u-
* quite dauttla state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

49S REMOVAL C49S
DERBY e JACKSON, BOOK Pt tBLIshERs
Have removed from Nsssea-st
To their NEW STORE and PUBLISHING Rooms,
No. sss BROADWAY
NEARLY opposite the St Nicholas Hotei)
-
W, shan publish Sert Week a new NOVEL, Of marked
power and absorbing Interest, entitled
RUTLEDGE.
One handsome I2mo. Price 81 Is.
Nearly ready for publication;
Jack Downing's THIRTY YEARS OUT OF THE SENATE"
THE ACTRESS IN HIGH LIFE.
MARGARET MONCRIEFFE; HISTORICAL NOVEL
Bye. Burdet
FIVE YEARS ~ CHINA. By Rev. Charles Tsylor.
- "
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BoUvERIE. lBya Southern Lady
VI
JACK HopEToN AND HIS FRIENDS. By a Georgisn.
THE ROMANCE OF AN IRISH GIRL
VIII.
LOUIE's LAST TERN At ST. MARYs
TX.
METHoDIsM SUCCESSFUL. BY b. F. Tes,, DID,
SERMONS OF REV. W. MORLEY PUNsKoN.
XI.
THE LOVES AND HEROINES OF THE POETS.
by X. II. Stoddsr-
XIII
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH DISTINGUISHED IN LITER
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Recently published:
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Thh cUMFLFTk POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS
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RECULiECIIONS AMP PRIVATE MEMOIRS OF
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TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF SENATOR DOUGLAS,
AIIIviHNTrREs AND OBSERVATIONS ON THE WEST
COAST OF AFRICA. by Rev. c. w Thomas 81 IS
WILD SPORTS IN THE SOUTH: Or, The CAMP FIRES oP
TnE EvERGLADEs. BY c. Z. Whitehead II Is.
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THE FOOL OF QUALITY. by Henry Brooke Preface by
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
V,HE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
ARTS

AND ARTS.
MAY. 1860 (NO. ~:
XXVI-O the OTiginatou and Distribution OF Nogea-
bic oductoy Essay the fora OF Tasmania by
XVII On the Colong Matter Of the Privet and its appca
ton in the Analysis Potable weers by MI Jerome Nieke
means OF distinguishing Human Raccs adopted by Drs sherer
aud Schwsz the Austrian Ccunnagatory Expedition oi
the Noyara; by Joseph Barnard Davis .,.,
suits tie Discussion Of the Secular Change OF the shtu
Defamation accompanied by tables showing the decnaon va
earliest reliable obset ations teyx stations the At
iantic Gulf and Pacific coat Of the United States
XXX On Numerical Relations existing between the Equiva
cent Numbers Of Elementary Bodiesi by NJ Carey Lea
XxXII Onhichnites tracks resembling those Of BIRDS
xXXiII Eighth Supplement- Dana's MineralOgy by Prof
XXXIV Theortca Determination of the Dimensions Of Do
natl Comet; by Prot. ". A. norton.
XXXV Tie AuIorsl Exhibition Of Aug 2s to Sept t.
XXXViMtjeogrsphcal Notices; by Daniel C. Gilman. No
XIII Reprint Of Tract by Nicoaus Sscius a. d. ligll
The Second Noyaae of Coumbu around the World Of
the Austrian rate Noyaa c0Dr Hayes Proposed Arctic
journey 4O-Joura the American Geographical aud Sta
XXXVIl Correspondence Of Prof Jerome NckleF French
Academy OF Prizes: Prize for Aftono
N.Y. 40-Prize Mechanics: Phytical Science: Experimental
PGysology 4-PssteuI Kesearches Fermentation, iI-
hea thy Ans: Medical Prize 43Pze for Organic Chonstry
Breant Prizes I-t2, 4i-ObtuaryD OF rom
sot psoyery Of s9 3 r. rg Bose
4l9-Appcston Of Electric Light In Medicine 4ls-fhosPho-
Iescence: Works Of AIego: bibliogsPly 80 ..,o, -,
XXXNIII Description Of Equatorial rcrenty erected AZ
Hopeeld Observatory Haddenhan, Bucks by the Kew '" IT,
Dawes.
Chemistry and Physics Technical Chemistry Geology Bot
any and zoology Mcteoroogy aud Asronony Miscellaneous
Scientific lnteleenee Book Notices
Notices Of New Publications
inSes' u '''''' sILLIMAN DANA,
NeyyH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
Pivs-Points sIissiop--The Sixteenth Anniversary Of
Fiye-Poipts House OF Industry (so wen known as
The Eighth Anniversary of the New. York Young

hFlstIHn
sSTs PIesytsTisn Church e Rev. Dr. Adau,s), mon
Jay ININISC MAY at q O'Clock Addrrses will be de-
me- by the Rev Dr HAGUE, the Rev JAMES ELLIS aud
49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

COZ Extra Rich Double Sultsnaz, st.....
In edition above aRd with view increased at
traction to ill lie included superb s-.ortuent of
NEW SUMMER CLOTH GARMENTS, RICH BLACK
SILK MANTILLAs, and fall line Of elegant SUMMER
TRAVELLING StfIS, all at similarly affective prce-
bULPIN, GRtGSON & ELLIOTT
formerly Bupin, No abl broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

ERANK LESLIE '
QUARTERLY VOLUMES
NOW READY
Containing upwards Of thousand Enssyig aud three beau
tiu coored Fashion Plates all for twenty-five cent For sale
by oil News Agents.
HENDRICKSON BLAKE LONG,
Publishers Agents
Nos. 2l and % Ann.st., New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

THE CHAMPIONSHIP of the WORLD.
LATER AND MORE INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
HEENAN
DETERMINED TO HAVE THE BELT,
AND TO FIGHT AGAIN
See the
LETTERS from GEO. WILKES, the Editor.
LETTER FROM
JOHN &. HEENAS,
Claiming the trophy Of the ,,,,o
REPLY Of Mr. WILKESto
BELLS LIFE
LONDON TINES.
LETTER from an AMERICAN MERCHANT
Who WITNESSED the
LETTER rou the Hon. GRANILEY r. BERKELEY,
LETTER from CENSOR
AMERICAN HORSES in ENGLAND.
GALLANT FIGHT
Between
LYNCH and SHAW.
LYNCH DEFEATED after two days
TERRIFIC FIGHTING.
AQUATIC CHALLENGES FROM
ENGLAND
AMERICA
WILKES's SPIRIT OF THE TINES
OF THIS WEEK
OUT
EARLY TUESDAY MORNING.
FOR SALE
BY ALL NEWSDEALERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

II tAHffTr OiLCLOTHS. &c,
Eeisi!ed 81 W hur.zle Pfices.
De,hing reduce Spring stock Of Carpetiugs viii,
from dy Of May offer large and well selected stock
at RETAIL.
IIou.skeer viii observe saving Of The retailers proh az
well the ads sninse Ul selecting from large assortnen
Fxper.nce ed uphoc5er engaged make and put down
soodf. ,,o,,.,. i, f,,.n.,.,.
No. $3.50 Bro9lwhy tess' ddol
Near NLlte It., Sew'b ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
IL. IDebriale,. Reform society win hold it. Fl,
Dc Inebrla.e Relorm socIe.y lLoea..d a No y

fstster's sore ThroaI.-Ahat ls Itt-te" s.e
P1s tAt Catarb, IN q IL tyFes OF ioh' IL
10 pysicsBs have not suCpected But uch i Ie iaet
cons 1ne many cleTgymsn hsyee1pessed pirs uat
scg CssITh sud cldHg 81, the diseasr Of tne tioat
sd DTng ths present Anniversaries, opportunity Il pre-
ed io ssy aboig under this bgonchsl Affection ~ test 'he
>ssdiy Il u1y assertion snd efficacy of treatment 80
u remedy faJ CstHh J. 70 sse ~ bottle NJ NO oo'
h. GoODALE, NJ d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
5perial Notices.
Great Reduction in Fare to the
REPU UBLICAN CONVENTION at CHICAGO.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
has reduced the fare TO Delegates 10

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
has reduced the far 70 Delegates to
e LSen1 trip Tickets good till the let of June Dis
'fso GBtNGEs Of CARS, only SLEEPING CARS
~ ~ ofcs' No M sI:,oT g Hone. t4as - ''H'' ''"''A
Corner Of Broadway and Vesey-t
}. l.. ELLIOTT,
Agent
National Republican Convention,
Al CHICAGO, MAY 10, 1860.
EXCURSION TICKETS for the trip to Chicago and retrn
' oFFlCE or GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
Nc. i'S Broadway corner OF Courtspdtst,
f,ls. coed from Nay 10 to june l. 1860 ON ANY TRAIN
by Hudson River Rsiroed Peoples Line
SPLENDID EXCURSION TRAIN
"a Delegates excurionists leaves Niagara Falls MONDAY
Esy reaches Detroit st p and Chicago at 10
e. 'huI TET frF''SIs NJ WsFSGLSNp DELEGATION.
snPsnicd Gimors boston Brass bsnd stay over Sunday
Aisssr lsl. aud take i; Excursion Trim
resise Eastern Delegates At Detroit
For Excursion Tickets Time Tables Guides Sc gppyto
d. CLARh, Agent
3 p'soTs s ssyr S1.AS' }Tieke, Agents.
Republican Central Committee. The Execatiyc
Aises q this Hontee are requested to meet on MON
f EVENING Msy e ,hsir RoST; M glS brSsaawsy at
h1ssy h.sK, w = oIsnyi SsGyIl'SO' Secretaries.
Tue Young Mems Ashland Republican Club of
knsr Co. win hold meeting at No Conrt-sti on MON
rreaesied. JOSEPH REEVE President
J. D. koDyES, Secretary.
thirteenth Ward Republican AEsociRtio1.-A
Isrg the Thirteenth Ward Republican Association WIN be
"a Il OndeTdonk Hall tt ESDAN ENENlNG, 9Th inst at
iseloct. THOS. {. GOULD President
*. \ ss1R ss12n Secretaries.
sixteenth Ward Republican AssociatiOn.-AT Tegu-
nsuthy meeting the sixteenth Ms5d Republican Asacis
N n be held THIS tMondsy EVENING 1t No. 25 Sthay.
NB1he Kesdiug Room viii be open on ~ tsDAf EVEN
Nc :. b. ii. VANCE, President
G.
Er6KNK LAURENCE,
twentieth w ard.-1he Regular Meeting Of the REPUB-
CAN CAMPAIGN CLUB of the Eleventh assembly District
Twentieth Ward win be held at Lanartine Hall MONDAY
INNING, May at O'Clock punctual and full attendance
sseested matters OF Dporance are 70 come before the
oh THEO. c. SEARS, President
s BAKER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
VNHIRD EDITION
NEW.YoRK EVENING EXPRESS

NETWORK EVENING EXPRESS
Is pubhed O'Clock and can be had at all the leading
boirl, the erIies. cars and at the news Offices.
contains excu,ise Telegraph News later by several hours
tbsn other evening together with City news snip
News Markets and Stocks up the hour Of going TO
The circulation Of TIE EXPRESS il greater than the com
bned circulation Of the entire eyrin Of CITY,
and s equalrd only by the cEsh morning papers .
As an advertising medium IL has superior Ordinary adTer
tisrnirIis, cents per line. - ...u..,
An adyeTti-eineit IN THE EVENING EMPRESS appear
also In TIIF NEW.YORk MORNING EXPRESS without
extra charge. j. T. bhOohs,
Nos. rs aud L. PsrkTOw.
OFT OF TOWN READERS
l.. =. SHEAR viii supply any edition Of THE EVENING
FXPRFSs roIs the Hudson River aud New
io Genital and Raroad price which will enable
them retail II at cents per copy
rfNHE GENESEE FARMER-Pnblished for 30
yea ~ one the .t wheat anI fruit districts with
re- padrtr ~ rsery srcion the United States and Canada
TIE GENksEE FARMER eloys eiIcalstion. With one ex
cepiion twice large any similar journal IN the world ii
The eheipest Agricultural Pepper pubhed. The nest ha
yosIEe commencing with the July nunT will br rcnt 10 any
address ccs ad al who gbserihe before tho 'id
Mhy viii receive the June number nothing Send the 70
c.nts IL Jossgc stamps Addfess JOSLPH UhhHio' Tu''
Ii.her snd Proprietor, Rochester y. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

FAMILY DRY GOODS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE e. Co,
VIII offer,
On MONDAY, Msy7
al reduced prices their e. extensive stock of
FAMILY AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Consisting OF SUPER TABLE-CLOTHS, DAMASKS NAP
KINs sHEETINGs, SHIRTlNGS, TOWELS and TOWEL
ING QUILTS BLANkETs PLAID, STRIPED and PLAIN
JACoNEr NULL and SWISS MUsLlNs, etc.
Also,
LACE MUSLIN and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, ORA
Perry MUsLlNS and NESIIBULE LACES, etc
CASAL-ST., corner of Mercer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

sner eo8 miles.
Two CHANGES Of CARS only SLEEPING CARS
oaxh night Two les changes than by other
Office No. Astor Honse
Corner Of Broadway and Vesey-E-
J. l.. ELLIOTT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

A RNOLD CONSTABLE IL Co.
VIII open,
MONDAY, MAY T.
5c00 doz. LADIES' LINEN CAMBRIA HDKF5,
From y 2j to ~.
And will ieli them cheap
CANAL-ST corner of Mercer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07
he Txe,,,-fourtb Anniversary of the American

fperance Union win be held al The Church ON 6nion.
ssIs IIJr ChesseTsI on TUESDAY EVENING the sth ~
agtk Aunsa Report Will he read and addresses dSSeIed
IAMEs BLACK esq Of Lancaster, Pa; the Rev DI:
INC Cspt FOOTE Of the L. S. Navy, and Mr. hENhf
sALk Of England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

Change Of PIace.-The ASSiN ERSAHG OF the NEW
LAX 81 MAY SCHOOL UNION will be held IN the Mad
,sY. Py.sbyteriab Church 1.-THE Rev IN Adamsl and not
u,r Institute before announced on TUESDAY ENEN-
nc HsyE a Il clock Speaker: the Rev JAMEs Ellis
Al - j. W. G. LENEBlDGE,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
Also SPECIFICS.

Fon ASTHMA or rmTnIsrc.- Oppressed, Difficult,
LAborerl breathing. attended with Cough and Expcc.
tOraiiOn. Price. ~ cents per hnN.
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DEAFNiSS.--Di<cl.nrgrs
from the Ear, the result o! Scarlet Fever. Measles or
Mercurtals. For Noises in the Head, Hardness Of
HEARING, and Ringing in tie Ears, and Ear-acEc.
Price, 80 cents per box.
Fon ScKoFrLA-Enlar,cl Glands, Enlarged nnh In
duratcd TonSfls. Swcllnrs and Old Ulcers $crululus
CachcXy OF Children. Price, 40 cents Ter huN
FoR GENERAI. DEBILITY. = Physical Or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result nT Sickness Excessive
Medication. or Exhausting Discharges. Price, 50
cents per box.
FoE DEorssr.-Fluid Accommodations. Tnmid Swell
ings, with Scanty Sccrctions. Price IA cents per hnx
FoR SEA.SIcHNgSs.-Dentl,ly Sickness Vertigo, Nau.
sen, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or notion
FoR uRISARY DIsEAsES.-For Gravel, Renal CAL
Gull, Difficult Painful Urinatiom, Diseases Of the Kill
neys. Price, - cents per box
FOR SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad Re
suits of Evil Habits. The successful and chi
clent remedy known. ami may he relied upon as Il
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per boz.
Persons who wish TO place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice Of Prof Hu,r-
PHREYs, can do SO, at his Office :i62 Broadway daily
from AM. TO PM, or by letter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

The undersigned having used Professor Hun
rHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
in families with the satisfactory results and
having full confidence in their grIIunencss, purity
AMI efficacy, cheerfully recommend them to all per
who wish 10 have safe, reliable. and etiracoiS
remedies at hand for private domestic use
The Rev VIM. IIns;nrr, EDITOR OF - Tile Northern
independent" Auburn, y. y; the Rev. f.. H. CIR, e
soy, DID, Rector Of -. Peters Church, Auburn y V {;
the Rev u. l. Ives, Chaplain OF tlc Auburn STATE
Prison; the Rev. Spencer NJ Rice, Rector, New Bed
fnri, Mass; ;l,e Rev. Allen Steele, NeU-YOrI Con
ference; ~ Rev Samuel N;c!I0lS Fast Cencsre Con
ference, y Y. the Rev p s Pratt. Dorset VI tie
E-v. john f. Robbie. Buffalo; 4. e. Hart, Esp, Utica;
y. Y; III" Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Nc tl,c Hon.
Sclyer Cnii'.V, South Bend Ind; tie Hon Irn-.e
lls:"rlrryS. y. T.; Henry d. Cook. Esq, Em' nr
the Ohio State Journal" CouE!bus. Ohio the lion.
Chase, M"mticcio, Fla the Hon Joseph Ia.mrqiirt.
Utica, y. Y; WA. Bristol. Esq. Utica y. y: y :
Pond. Esq, Utica, y. Y. James Pu"Aet, Esd NASH.
vii, T,,tl,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

y" For Fever, Congestion, anil Iutan:,r;fo,.
"" For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, wcttins 'he
NJ. 3:-For CoIts, Crying, 'rrehins, and Nase!al,
Tess OF Infants.
no. 4-F@f Diarrlur;, ChoIer, Infa.r,"r, aud S,.,-
90 5|FoF Collie, Gr1pns<, Dyscntery, or bloody
30. G.-ror Cholera. Cholera Mor',as. Vomiting.
No. For Coughs, Colds, IntaenAa, and Sore
81" S.-For roo,h-acl.. Fnce.acl,e, AMI Neuralgia
No 9.--Fnr Headache, Vertigo, Heat and FuIlmcss
ness of Head.
40 1n-DTsrspSr, prrr<--ior Weak AMI Der:nge,I
Stomach Constipation and Liver Complaint.
No lI.-FoH FEIALE lisH&GrLAHirIf.S, Scamiy, Pain
full, or Suppressed Periods.
M. l2-For I.cUc"rrlea. !rnfuSe Mcnses, and
Bcartu: Down Of Females.
No. i3-Fnr CrGup, IIoarsc Cough Hal Breathing
No. l+.-SALT EnErM PnlS-FrT Erysipeas, Erup-
tiUi,s PiEIpIeS on the Face.
No. l5.-IiuKuN.Tic PmLs-For Pain T.amencss,
or Soreness in the Chest, Back. l.ins "r Limbs.
A.-FoF Fever and Agne, Chill Fever, dumb Agne,
Old M$anuaTri A-urS.
P.--F"r Piles Blind Bleeding, Internal or Ex-
terjal.
O-ror Sore, Weak, or Inaamcd Eyes an! Eyelils;
Failing. Weak, Blurred Sight,
C-E2r Catarrh, of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction prUfIISe discharge.
W. C.-Fnr Whooiiug Cough, :ibliing It's violence
and shortening its course.
In all acute diseases, suc Frvcrs Inflau.ltlnrs
OlarrhTa, Dysentcry Group. .lcmnatisnr and such
erupve diseases Scarlet Fever. Mcnscs and Fry
slPeaS Inc advantage of SWING tie proper remedies
promptly is Obvious sand i'm all such eases 10. SIr-
cities act like clIarm The entire disease is often
arrested at once, and i'll all tie vioir,rc at the
attack is moderated, tic disease slnrtc uld rrI,-
dered less dangerous.
Coughs aml Colds, which are "f suc lrc,tucl.; ue-
currcnce, AMI which often lay tic foundation ur
diseased lungs, bronchitis ard consumption, may ail
be AT once cured by thc Fever and Cough Pills
In all chronic iiscHsCs, such Dyspepsia. Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Fr-
male Debility, and Irregularities, I'D Headaches
SIRE or Weak Eyes Catarrh, Salt ;r,u and other
OLD crmriinnS, the ease has specifies whose proper APP
piIcati"n will afford in us; every Instance
Often the cure OI singh. chronic efficiently such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or C";arrh, IIra'iachr or Female
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
,nMrOINnED rrnM

COMPOUNDED IRON
Pn'c I;:Ie'AE" Extracts. and Cnf an in GL!SS 81.
SIS. .tir yi.itf. and IcHI EesI IL. rny cITn..s.
llic F-iNILi- al 'iTYlRTfC' i'!LLN is q
gentle lt active Cathar- % tic which the Proprietor
l:s used ia his prnCtirc NOR" than twenty wears
Ihcc"nStantly incrcaS- ing demand from tiIu>.
Who have long used til" r. PILLS auJ the >atf--
lArtnm Which uil express - i'll regard To- their >r.
hHs inlucc'l me place = them within The reach
If all. Fl
Tie Profession we'll know that different Ca
tlIartcS different y I"rtilS Of tI, nyvcl>
Til" F.iN!LI EITH ATTIC EyLL has will,
dn" rcii"Hrr I" f- = wei" established fact.
hrcli compounded ttum = 81 variety ,f lie pur,.~t
Vegetable Extracts. which act alike n eve
nv part VI III" i"mI;'a- - ry c1,IIa anil yp--F
AMI S.t" ia all C:t~'~ q where CHtaric !. nee
del. such a. DcIwig@- = ncHis Of the NungrL
S"rpi"sss- HriuS in The = EOct. unG Loins Ci.sfirg-
ness I;tia and !H,eMssS Drri tir Irhpir I.siy ,un
sudden c.ih which fire. g qncntiv il ne lcct,I ,uI
inH long course at f'ce-. - Lss nj iPiijI.. "TRIP
ing !SIlSrfiDa If Jihi - "r,, Mo G,,gy n. III s.
ness IIrJkicLs Irsiyii . IN tie hsoI all IN RnRp-
mOirry D;sesSrS. UOin,s. in Cii.I or tRtLs PI.,-
m'iS. great F.,sifcJ Of ;lc EI,-I and many lii
eases {" which tlv Is heir To-, uuIerJI> TO mention
III this advertisement. Iirsr. I to-:
PRICE DIMES.
The LIVER lNNlGpRNrDR ana FAMILY ca
rliAETIC FILLS m" rrtniIr lay Druggists general
~ aiT sold wholesale Icy the rr:"r in all lie large
towns :. T. W. san FDER. Vi. u.
MaHmIa.IHr"r and Proprietor.
- broadway. New York.
Agents l. H. LOGAN y co. irs2-l&wly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26
SMITHS WHEELING ALES


NJ - >T"NEI:,. A\n rIIi ~ TI.T' ';I.NIE
VI Nl.lh. ~ r..f".iiUll iui..'r',i I til
'''i"'''' 1t '''"' "''i'' i. 81, ,tt..rii- .r,-
90 :" ny '!r'""t>- N't-ii'ri>". w.. "a Mi. ,ry I
hr'.- III! ny Pittsburgh i;r very Me,'r> Frnim
Er..ilcT-. I!,rre.
Thanking my numerous customers in all parts Of
~" COUNTRY TOR their patronage. desire {" assure
GhaIIniEnr k"nn"t. Pale. aId Bitter AIrS. wlir!,
i2r" h"r"t"t"rc been pr'Hmrr exclusively at this ,S-
t"'liSArmt. and Which lave acquired 80 hi.Il a rrp-
tatinn for purity ami general excellence
nave sr"'tiy enlarged the hutiIin. department.
which Is now In high state OF perfection and rnjn-
HE "t supplying til" vtSt demand tor the celebrated
Wheeling bottled Ale
All orders for amy "f these products must h"rra. ~
will he filed am'l dispatched with prpnrptnc.s
i"hln-t GRO. W. SMITH