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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

No. l.-ror Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2.-Por Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Welting tie
No s.-Por Collie. Crying, Teelhing, and wakefu
No. For Diarrlrcea, Cholera 1nfa.,turn, and Sum
No. 5.GFor Collie, Griplngs, Dysentery, or Bloody
Flux.
No. For Coughs, Colds, influenza, and soro
Throat.
ness Of Head.
No. lO.-DYspxrsIA Pnls-For Weak md Deranged
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. 11.-FoR FEXILx IRHEGuL ARITrEsr scanty, Pain
iul, or Suppressed Periods.
No. FOR I.eucorrhea. 0rofuse Mcnses, and
No. 13.-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. 1+-SAIT RHErN PlLIs-For Erysipelas, Erup-
uouS, Pimpies on the Face.
No. 15.-RHEU4KTlC PILL9-For Pain, LamenesS,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs.
A-FOr Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Old 3Iisnanaged AGUes.
P-For pics, Blind or Bleeding, Internal Ex-
ternaL
O-For Sore, Weak, or Unframed Eyes and Eyelids
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C.-Por Catarrh of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction or protuSe discharge; ,,-.-,--
and shortening its course
In all acute diseases, such as Fevers Intlammators
Diarrhoa, Dysentery, Group, Rheumatism, and such
eruptve diseases as Scarlet Fever Measles and Fry
EPelas the advantage of giving tile proper remedies
promptly is obvious and in all suci cases the spe-
cihcs act Ike charm The entire disease is often
arrested at once and in all cases the violence of the
attack is moderated, the disease shortened, and rem
dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are of such frequent oc-
currence, and which often lay ti;e foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and p;ion, may all
be ut once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Caiarrh Salt Rheum and other
old erupons the has specifics whose proper mp.
pication will afford cure in almost every instance.
Often the Of single chronic difficulty such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or CAtarrh, Headache or Female
Weakness, has more thnn paid for the case times
over.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31
MEDICAL
SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DISCREPANCIES.

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS
4 and las become an established fact. a Standard
Medicine. known and APP proved by all that have
used T. and is resort e cd to with confidence in
all the diseases for which 1t ia reC0nnIGnG"i.
1t Inns cured thousands ~ within the last two years
who had given up all & hopes of relief, as\ the
numerous unsolicited a certificates in my POS
session show. ~
The dose must be aGlnp- q ted to the temperament
of the individual taking. - ii, and used in such uuan
titles as to act gently on y the Bowels.
Letthe dictates of Yuur!Ch Judgment guide You IL
the of the LTITR - iyNTIG or 4 TOR and it
will euro Lir6r C38,- - pldINfs. BiiIia.s it.;rls
DysIHSpStF. Cs'paic d. = Grrhac, &'tmRcr Com
1ct1t''ts. Dpse'tsrg. DTof S Sour !Ston,Gc Efbtt-
ttdt CoStre'sSS. thoiic, q Cholera. Cholera EorbtS
Cf0tern LnTuHtUm, EI1 n tc!icS, .lItndce, FtplUc
HsdE'sSSeS- and may be used successfully as :In
Ordinary RImEiy MIDI ~ cine 1t will cure SICK.
JLE.t DdC'RE. las th0rl- - sands can tcstifyN in
tIeEnty minutes. u too or X three 7sG-Spoonfu are
taken nj commencement ~ of attack
An Olto WSe it are git~ r ING their testimony
its favor. n
MIX WATER IN'A THE MOUTH " TIL
TIIE LNlLGOR-ITOG, AND SWALLOW B077i
TOGETYTER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTrLE.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE.
Unrivalled in Market,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME G. EUROPEAN DEMAND
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

'TNIIE REASON WHY. Is THAT BY NATURES
own process it restores the natural color pernIa-
nently after the hair becomes gray: supplies tile
natural fluids and thus makes it grow bald heads
removes all dandruf, itching, aud heat from the
scalp. and qucts and tones M the and thus
cures all nervous headache, and may be relied upon
to cure all diseases of the scalp and hair: will
stop aud keep ii from falling oft: males Sg glossy
healthy AID beautiful aud # used by the Young two
or three timCs week. it will never fall or become
gray tl:en, reader rc1d the following and judge for
Yourself
MCsSRS. 0. Yo0o & Co.-Gcntiemcn: Having
heard good deal about Professor Woods Hair Re
st"rativc. and my hair being quite gray. made mp
my mlnd 10 lay aside the preiudccs. which |, in
common with a great many persons, had against all
manner OF patent medicines: ana a short time ago
commenced using your article, TO test it for myself
The result has beer very satisfactory that am
very glad did so. md in Justice to yon, we'll
Tor the announcement of others who may he gray
as was hut who having my prejudice without my
reasons for setting it aside are unwilling to give
your Restorative trial till they have further proof
and the best proof being nccnlur demonstration.
write ynu this letter. which you may show to any
suc and also direct them to .ne for further proof
who am in and out of the n Y. Wire Railing fstaL-
lishmcnt every day.
My hair is now its natural color and much i'm
proved in appearance every way, being glosscr and
thicker and much more healthy looking
am, Yours respectfully. IIENY JENKINS.
Cor. Colombia and Carroll sts. Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON. Ala. Feb. II. 1858.
PnoF. WooD-DcNr Sir: Your Hair Restorative has
done much good i'll this part of the country. My
hair has been slightly diminishing for several years
caused suppose. from slight burn when l was
quite an iutnnt. have been using youv Hair Re-
S'"rativ" tor six weeks and find that have tinc
other renlitlies known to effect. think it the
most valuable remedy extant. and advise all who
are afflicted TINT way Your remedy.
You can publish this if yon thinl, proper.
NOur7, %c., S. w. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Q. 1857.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is
proving Itself beneficial to The front and also
tile hack part OF my head almost lost its coverine-
in fact Bald. have used but two hatf mint Iot-
oV,I e
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The Latest and Most Fashionable
Dry Goods
AT OR BELOW COST.

EIIHE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS OF SELLING OFF
j his large and we'll selected stock of Spring and
Summer Dress Goods begs leave TO call the atten-
ton Of Ladies' and the public generally, to the bar
gains therein offered. from this day forward all
such goods will be sold strictly at and in in
below cost. To enumerUto all is impossible
I will however mention:
100 pieces of Dress Silk all styles at very low prices
so very fine Berege IIo5es, worth So for $3.50.
80 0rEandy Lawn RObss. with and IL nounces,
worth Sl2. for only 81. Also large assortment of
plain. satustriped and figured BeFeges. will sell
me figured BereEes worth so cts fer IS cts yard;
and also finest quality plain BereEe AT 25 cts.
yard. English Bereges below cost. Bcreges for
6hawls, at very low prices 50 pieces extra quality
Organdy Lswn worth so IS cts per yard. Il
pieces OF finest Challys worth so at IS cts, per
yard. Several pieces of French ChBtzes, worth 3715
cts, for Is cts- per yard.
Mourning Goods.
Black Figured Twisted silk worth 500 for 80 cts
yard, and Black sAtin-striped BereSe for 81 cts
per yard
Gail therefore early and secure bargains at
ALEX. uEYA1AN'S,
1871 Main ST.. Wheeling. Va.
p.S-Just received AN invoice of Lace Nam
tillas which sold at s., will sell now for 81
and S. je12
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Tom-"What ails your eye, Joc?"
Joel told man he lied"

AT dinner, after the removal of the meat,
a good wife will dessert her husband.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.


The mpsntors CIIims az Acknowledged and protected
by the Governments Of Cdnadd, The United Satcs,
and Great Britain; to all lgaoR il may e9ncsTn.
"THAT CLAIM AS MY INVENTION Is, THE
w contrivanco of keeping accounts current, Of
whatever kind, description or variety, in printed
Orm, by keeping the statements Of the several ac-
counts standing printers type or their equivalents
the type being so arranged IN form a. TO ADMIT "'
lar part, where an account may have undergone a
change. by the lapse of time the current of bust
ness transactions; that. when readjnstcd in all
such parts up to any given date, au impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit, in printed form,
the true Of all the accounts kept, accurately
representing all the balances or conclusions, in ac-
cordancO with the end ends contemplated i'll Keep
ing the records rendering it, in commercial business,
a balance sheet of the most compact and perfect
character the details of management being subStan-
TALLY rccited In specification wherein ii is shown,
that the fact or facts to be recorded may be repre-
scented by figures, symbols, dates, numbers. used
either separately in combination or by whatever
else will indicate the fact facts rs desred and
Furthermore, based on this primary invention also
claim tho device or cOntrtvnnce OF rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial or full statements,
when the statement or statements sent arc thus,
substantially thus. kept in type, by the cOntrt-
Tances of my invention, be the medium Of transmits
elon what it may; but the particular mode of rem
dcring accounts by the of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement, Reel, and Cutter
stamp, claim in the broadcast and fullest sense; and
also the machine ITSELF embracing all its forms ami
NODES, of operating, indicated in describing it,
either simple hand instrument, or as propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these spcci-
nc claims, and based upon them, 1 also claim all
other mems and appliances substantially the sam"
rs those herein claimed or intended to be claimed.
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
as above this invention las already spread itself
Canada eighteen States of the American Union.
and into Great Britain and is now used in more than
three hundred Newspaper Offices. Its immense value
to banking and similar institutions will be shown in
a circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information, 'Deeds OF
Right "DiSp itch Ainchines will receive due at
tention. when addressed either to
Rev. RObort' Dick, FS4t Eric, &c f. or or
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to his Agent and Attorney,
John j. Haines, London, ENGLAND.

vSy-To GLEN" who in the Montreal Gazette of 1st
February, 1860. pronounces the 'dea' of keeping
accounts current "fn type" ''gross absurdity,"
thanks hereby rendered and the assurance given,
patented in tho domain of keeping accounts. Ills
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gross absurdty il not practically Struggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di-
rectly or indirectly neither explicitly symbolic
ca'ly; this ground his claims cover, and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly of this absurity and
nothing else, is all he asks his claims nationally
read, attest "a sept7
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FACULTY:
l.. X. LDSIEE,
Frfncipal-LcCturcr on the Science If tcronnt-' u
mcrCc. Business Customs. etc.
!. ". PHILLIPS.
Professor ofthe Therrr and Prac' ce Of Bf'k-kerii
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES
Associate Professor 81 housekeeping.
Y. {. JOHNS ~.
Professor Of R<incSs HHi ornamental HenIi7'-
:. r. WILLIAMS. Esl..
T.-,'uT.r On N":--al:iir i.-,H-
EEr. L. YEArES REESE u y,
Lecturer N Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. .Iao. p. Kennedy. Hon. Ioshm, vao>in''
Hon. Thos Swami. VIA. IL. Ha!s.i.er, t-t'
Jacob Trust. E-sl- VIA. Kpe'lr, IA.
The COLLEGE Is prnviirI with . un'ersHi l.hs.
of Standard Work. expressly Toy ;r 10 u III" :
dents.
Each student las a issk 10 himself, snl a.
rateiy instructed.
There being no vacation during tie yer sui
can enter at auv limo
Tie time uz'Sallvr"Iuire,i complete: '2'.
from 80 II weeks.
4 DIPLOMA i lw1r,iel TO al! G-sa!ia;"s.
a large and Beautifully Ornlmsnte.! tff'E.E
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE YEEs. ir.-='e'i.
Exterior and Interior View of r!sr Cole
characteristic designs. Te.nmaH-h'r. re 81 h' ~,
free nf charge. accompanied with cafnl g,
particulars. Address L. "A. ,'' ~
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PRICE.

Case of 90 vals complete, in morocco, and Book SIS
Case Of 90 vials, and Book, plain. ............
Case of Is numbered boxes. and Book, .......... .
Case of 6 boxes, numbered, and Book, ......... /
Single numbered boxes, with directions, 900. % cts.
Single lettered boxes, with directions, so cts
Large case with 2 OF. walls for planters and ply
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TRIOMPHE DE GAND
strawberry PLANTS.

A OMITTED by AMATEURS & FRUIT GROW
n ers in this country, and by the London market
gardeners generally. to be the LARGEST and
Most Prolific Strawberry Known.
They were grown this season to average inches in
circumference. and sold in the Pittsbnrg market at
l0c piece. They holdin bearing 10 days later than
any others, and retain their large size to tho last
limited number only can be supplied at So per 100
or Sis per 1000.
ground 81 per loo, or 81 per l.On0. for sale by
jy24 JOHNSON i FROST.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

j. N MCCULLOUGH. President.
a. K. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. iy2
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SUMNIER ARRANGENIENT.

"a % - s;ss -
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TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS
4 and has become established fact. a Standard
ISnuVi d bv all
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PULAsKT IIoCsE. Savannah. Ga. Jan. G. 1856.
HoSoRED SIR: should te uncratcful tor tho relief
your skill has brought neif did not report nv case
to you. A cold settled III my limbs and brought on
excructatns neur0Igic pains. which ended in chronic
rhcuMntism Notwithstanding had tho brst of
physicians. the disease grew worse and worse until
by the advice of Your Excellent agent i'll Baltimore.
DIR. Mackenzie. tried your P Is. Their effects were
Sow. but SIRE By persevErng in the Use of them
am NOW entirely VGll
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and why? because it nerer fails Cgord iastaa'a
HcOwS Itlicf wlen given in time. 1t acts vs. if 10y
magic. and trial o!onc will convince you that
what say is tine. II c0ntnins
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sANFoRD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
CONpOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
lhtrs I.gstflls Extracts. and put up IN CLASS ca.
SES, -iir Tight, and Viii keep in C,ly climate
The FAMiLF Ca 'iFHARTiC' PILLS is
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Lowell. NJ ass.
For salc by A. c. GOOD < CO, and by NIL Drug
gis;s. Aug1l-lv -3rn
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTrLE.
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AS a Family Pllysic.
Rillous DIsorders-Liver compIolnts.

From H,. ThJotlore Bill. Of Nctc York city.
Nst only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
purpose as apericnt, but find their beneficial eff
tccts upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved moro effectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention. I sincerely rejoice that we have ut
length purGative which is worthy the confidence of
the profession and the peODle
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Washington. D. c.. 9TH Feb, 1860.
SIR: have nsed yOur Pills in my general and hos
pta practice ever since you made them, and cannot
hesitate to say they the best cNhartic employ
Their reGun- action the liver is quick and de
cided, consequently they admirable remedy
for arrangements "f that organ. Indeed. ] have
seldom found cosC Of billions disease SO obstinate
that it did not rcaiiiy yield to them.
FrAternnlly yonrs. ALONZO BALL. NJ. D. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1850.


This important bin, which passed the House a
short since, viii be taken up in the Senate tomor-
row. So much discussion has already been had on
this subject, that we presume it viii be acted on
without debate.
We are gratifed that the bin, as it passed the
House, contains provision requiring all banks that
may be hereafter chartered according to its terms
10 be subject to all general laws that the Legsla-
ture may from time to time enact, regulating the
business Of banking. Though, if left to oar own
choice we shonld have framed this section in Ian
guage somewhat different we regard it as the most
valuable feature in the bill, and should regret ex-
oeedingy to see its force in the least impaired 1t
is step in the right direction and is certainly pre-
ferable to no steE at all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

The Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says;
Nicholsons speech in the Senate to-day was
fiery south-side view of the irrepressible conflict
Mr.. Seward is preparing himself for great
speech next week, in which he will define his posi-
ton and explain the irrepressibIe conflict doctrine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02


nv vtrtue Of E Of fari fcias me directed from The
Circuit Court Of the United States FOR the Middle Dgr&
Te1uesee founded upon judgment rendered Ia sI
Court on ssh day Of APRIL 1J1 wherein Thomas Richard
sr defadans viii expose % public SALE % - firir bi-
sr for cash house door tte city Of Nasbvf1a
Monday 26.h day Of March an part ~ Rail-
road belonging the said SeWanea Mining Cnpanv Ivfpv
ing near the tunne through which the Nashve si Cbtte
COCA Railroad passes In franEn county, and rnr m D.
Cumberlard Mountain 10 the C1af Mues beorgfn- - H
vance Muing Company ia Marion cuurtv-rith al ~ .r,n
houses. houses other improvements. t1e.br h A.
lands Whch the said Railroad, turn table, dt. snot.
other houses or
adj AGENT adjoining said railroad with tie urviis e-eor
heiengine 20 the said seWanae Mirfr- Co--r..-
viii also sell AZ the same time and place &c he hfseg. bidder
for cas1 al me rs e claim and interest said
vance Mining Company On and % the 1oEia cesc traits
cf land VIZ; gotrds OF an undivided tract 81 land granted
By the State o. Tennessee the 6h a al Iu rsfT 10 Wal
sce aste toas Logan and ladoa Porter by grant No.
e342, for I'VE thousand acres; the undivided w1irs Of
smother ae Of land grated by the 81 Tsuue
on DAY Or Juyf l-4l, By grant No. Waace EEe
ana aIs5 as0 ne undivided another tract OF lard
tl-l y lls ota1s OF Tennessee % tha said Haace Este
1nonas Losan ana Madison Porter, by ga Bearing isl1
on ne ON day Or July, 1871 $685. conr1nuz Eve
state o. Tennessee, % which hirds of desu thousand
aoes onel - me said SsFanes Mining Company they hsva
nEf nFe thqesaud OF sai4 land = che University OF
- ,aaLl y deed -err1E date -ha 2i daT 1 september
1857, registered n Reg srs once en- Franklin c1uat I'm
book i, pa-e5 - asa i 35 and $685. rs1s-ri 18Th, l-5ls
re provisions % which oliei another 1ea between
ne sane parties, dated On the 4h lsy Of ~ ' 9 a1d rgt
ca IN ne Aessters 0ce Of said Frll c1ultFs ia hooE Y,
ltges 4jd, il7 and ass all Of which said Hr and lands
-ooTe descrio, have been levied lp11 AZ Ee u11erY 1ie
nd ssranee dniag C'upauf, add WI De old % satisfy said
J. b. LElIENTs. o. s. Marshal
feb Far Mdlle District rf Ta1ne1se
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

MoEE ABOLTTIoyIsTS EXPELLED PROM KENTUCKY.
A few days since We published the proceedings of
meetings held in Mason and Bracken counties, at
which steps were taken to secure the removal of
Fee, Davis, and other obnoxious and dangerous per-
sons, the greater portion Of whom were lately ex-
PEELED from Madison county. By the Bracken cOun-
" meeting large committee of the oldest, wealth
lest best, and most conservative citizens were APP
pointed to carry out the object contemplated. This
committee met at Germantown on the 18th. as we
learn from the Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday, and
proceeded to discharge the duty imposed upon
them. Messrs. j. G.. Fee, J. B. Malett J. G. Hanson.
G. r. Holman c. E. Griffin; Wyatt Robinson, and
Grgson. were seyerally called upon and notified to
leave the county. No force was used. and none was
necessary. No personal feeling was entertained
against any of the parties. Their removal was be-
heyed to be demanded by the highest considerations
Of public duty, and it was accomplished with
little violence of language or conduct as possible.
The "exiles' with their families, left German
town Saturday morning, and, doubtless, ere now,
they have been received with open arms and greet
ed with hearty welcome, by their brethren on the
other side of the river, whose emssares they were,
and whose liberal contributions will perhaps make
their apparent sacrifice in behalf of negro equality
and fraternity perfect Godsend to them.--LOlyiS-
UiHs Courier, FEB. l.
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January 3is- lscl. 3
aWTUEREhS, ssseslsus have been called ana u,e tr-
Nv able on the Capal Stock q che iasssc b ming Con-
pany as follows. Wis
Pity each share payable -l lat % last.
ten cash share. payable s ioh day % r1uua ust
Notice hereby given, has an stock hi hg parties ssni in
Tennessee Wlicl san
the etT Of New YORK Ehn ltT days iln this nrs,enr la
viii be forfeited il colorng with &c charter sld Ccurs1r
Per order, NV. BARNES seasetcrv.
ian3l-dlu