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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
PRICE

Case Of 20 walls complete, in morocco ard EooE as
Case Of 90 vials, and Book, plain. .............4
Case of Is numbered sHeE and Book ~ 9
Case Of boxes, numbered, and lsnUI, 49,.
single numbered boxes with directions, Is cts
Single lcttCred boxes, with i!5ccti0us 20 cts
Large case With az. vialR Tor planters and ll.r-
Sciank, 3I3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
F.R MYERS Gent Ticket Ag't. ],
SUaI4IER ARRANGEMENT.

OS and AFTER Monday the 10th Of April 1850, tie
" passenger Trains wi! daily folloTs:
First-The Great Southwestern ST. Louis. Cincin-
natl Columbus, Wheeling, Beawood Baltimore and
Washington City Express lea.es Wheeling daily at
4:25 P IL, arriving in Baltimore At $3.50 A. ~.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at !. p. ~ arriving at
Beuwooi at .:3S and Wheeling at s}5 A 81. connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern. and North
western Express. This train only stops meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern. Cleveland. Chicago. St.
Louis. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus
Wheeling, Benwood- Baltimore, and Washington City
Express delaEt= daily except Saturday At ESQ P ~.
and arrives at Baltimore 445 p NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities. Re
turning leaves Baltimore $50 A. NJ and arriving
at BenTood at 3s5 and Wheeling at Aus A. ". This
train stops At all regular stations Fast Of Cumberland
Wheeling and CumberlAnd Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted at 10 A. N
arriving in Cumberland at SOS P. n. Returning.
leaves Cumberland n G:o A. II aud arrives Wheel
ing NJ $40 P. ". This train stops al all stations
These trains all make close connection with trains
Sor the Western ciries.
J. D. RORD, Agent
w.P. ssuTH Master of Transportation.
L. u. COLI, Gsn'l Ticket Agent. aprii28-Go
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

. Is CJ3H0GNDED
ERd has ls1ey,shS IT
Ms-airjI,,I Easwu AMI aS-
us-i Il. RuSl l. resort
al! ESV d;~e.ss.-> Ivr which
has cured thousands
who had EivSa up ali
nulzsen.G,s uIso!icjtet:
session show.
The dose must be adap-
Of the individual tNkiuE
titles - TO act gently oa
Letthe dictates Of your
the Use of She LS1EH
will cure LircT Ora
DYEP1aSiu. E.TaRie III-
Slai1sIS. UsscaHcru. Drop
E:af GSSireaes1. E5o'ic.
GoIGTd Etfds:e:7. Pa
N>dinsEseL and NAV lie
Ordinary RTRiIy Rtdi-
HEADiCYE. tSs thou
ttc.Hty minute. Il tsco o.
taken At commencement
Al lcSo Use II HTe gir-
its favor.
-TLT WATER IN
THE LNTEGOR.lTOH,
TOGETHER.
pRTrE nNP M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
BALTIMORE
CONNER COLLEGE
LoCAT TED.
Cor. Daltilno-e and CharIe,.S;,.

L0CA TED.
Cor. DaltIno-e and CharIcl.S;,.
LTIN0EE, ND
'TNdIS INSTITUTION is NOW il TIE %ST
/ prosperous an; fourth a. -.fi.i VIZ .
ring the last tvc ySNrS has t DO. .es.s7v: -
larger apartments to- the 49,. .t;:.sl r. y
cceR-!nE number Il ts:icr.:S -raz=....i i: ls.:l
every State in ;ltc C.iil7.
II 1G" cccUHic- ',Igc 0f t.c a.. y ~. ul'' NJ
desiTab!y located bu-iis'lS- IT, '..e Lar rsrs'
are comu'o,lioEs!y strange s?=.=,-. aEl 'rsia.!
furnished.
The a,svan;1gos an. f,c:lE:-e. g,- ,,se! 80 yoas:
men desiring 10 9';v!tiy the sres 20 sEiy -
rari0ns duties u TIE C,uar5I- '.asn - - was
1h"rDMgh PTtIc:kct; gIgEia>ss Eit-:tl7 -sa,-t' Nr
unsurpassed. in any pariicutr II 4ny s.1''tF :'''
liShm"Et in she United States
FACULTY.
Elk. LD>iEE.
i'r!nciPal-Lcctursr ~ she : r1-c q A.: a'''y''
nlcEcc. Erl-::ae-s i'rIs: r'Gs. els.
I. Il. PIIILI..Ps-
Professor Of she Theory ana tr,,;.as II !I''E,zi
and CGEGirrjcll CtCg:i !ti2H7.
Il. u DAWES.
Associate Professor ii IL .h-!iceGin:
Y J1I!TS1N.
Professor II Rus!ue-s an! nrrl:gle'';ai P'a7' -
:. :. WILLIAMS E>l-
ITscf,i-,rn:i Mercantile i.tTF.
EET Z. YEtTES EE::s:>5.- y. u.
Lecturer 81 CnraaIesj". Et!.j7'.
TRUSTEES:
Hos. Ino r. Kennel. HH. Iashns v'7s'as
! Hon. 'rl'ae Swami, Wa. IL. te::;..ri -
Jacob Trl;st. F<3- Wu. Nnah,. ts:-
The College Is I..,H:I.' wiki. .'asE;. d ~
OF Standard Wark>. ,,NPEosis ;2r :i:s i-e .! ~
! dents.
Each Student has ,i>s!; to hirssE AL s's
ratciy Instructed. -,
There being no vacation during the ye4r, SO
can enter At anT titn".
T'te time usually required oeonl'le's ia' 'H''
fr,Tn S 70 Il weeks.
4 E:F1o%s IS sTrsrrit 10 al Grli'ti'ri :,
large and Beautifully "rn1:7sr;ei 'iteI.,
timing upwards o; SIX 40; 'EE TyE!. ;e.i e'''
, Exterior and Interior Iiy~ ii she ,iirs., =,
characteristic lH5lcrS, I'en'rta .7'p &C IN;
free If charge. accnmplr.sr! i'iis 80
particulars. Address 4 y. vs.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Ran Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Ran Road.
Ea&EsEs:sz.z{s;ssss3;::ss5S -
an AND AFTER MONDAY. June lItb. 1913, Pas
" senseE Trains VII leave RTs1SePoE1 a fellows,
tSuaiays eXcePtef}
33 A NJ Mail Train. stopping At ~ y-ay EfaffUaS
srHves af PittSbUrEh n Us T. NJ, Phil
SdeiPhia a: els 4. n SeE York at 1gel5
A NJ AID Cleveland n 7:55 Pm.
4:$H Pm Fast Express. stopping oaly ~ AAEsias-
vile, La Grange. AiHEo, Steubsnvine,
yellow Greek WeglEyiila. Liverpool. In
iUEsEy and Rochester. arrives At Pitts
Eurgh Al $40 P. n, PhiiadSlphtaAt teS2O
A N and New York s: 2-45 PM.
e[S P. 81. Express Train. stopping AT an Way sta
tiOaS- arrives at Pittsbargh I:41 A NJ
Philadelphia At $50 P NJ New York at
93o p NJ and Cleveland AZ $50 a. u.
Train. make co1neetloBs AZ Cleveland for TOlso
Detroit, Chicago. Erie. Buffalo =-d NiHsara Fails
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave 0areiand at 7:sa 4. " aud S5S5 P. NJ. ard
arrire At Bridgeport AZ &a5o A NJ Ard 4s49 r. Il.
Leave Pittsburgh at $50 A n GOA II. aod FG-;4S
P NJ and arrives st Bridgeport 81 40 A. N 1880
A. n and $40 r. II.
Excursion Tickets n Pittsburgh and return Ss75
Excursion t;eke;s TO Steahenvile and return SOD.
Fare always a. iST. and time much quicker than
any other route
Through tickets TO all points in the West. North
and EAst be procured al the ONCE No. 8! Water
street next door 10 sPTiEg House, Wheeling. Va aud
al BTidSeport Station.
any point accessible by this rod and its eonnectoTs
TO the East North. West and Northwest. at Office
No. So Water street, with Freight Agent Bridge
port Station r HAMILTON. Agent,
JOHN cuAPMAS. Agea..
Bridgeport, o.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH President.
=. p. MYERS Gent Ticket Ag't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
OUR BEs1ED1Es BY BAIL.

Look over the list; make up case of what kind
you choose, and tnclo1e the in current note
r stamps by mail to address, at 562 broadway,
New-York, and the medicine sill be duly returned by
mail or express, free of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, ef6Cient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies in every town or
community In the United Stntes Address Dr. Hwy
PHREEs Co, No. 562 BROADWAY, NEw.YoEK.
Sold by LAudHLINs 4 BUsuPIDLD, Druggists,
Is Main street Wheeling. Inay:.5 dFw1v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
Frames, Square and Oval.
PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES
BOOKS! BOOKS!
STATIONERY! VARIETIES!
HOSIERY, 4zB

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
A LII or WHICH WILL SELL EoR CASH AT
"A the lowest retail PriesU. OF Pictures have
most complete a=sortEea:- embracing AL kinds OF
Autographs and EngrATinss, 70. framing Studies fox
Drawing and Vase Painting that Published ia
Paris sod seriiE: &ls0 Photographs OF Sacred Sub
jSetk and u the Seas1ns-Tery Beautiful.
Being deairUug Of reducing ssy Etock Of Boois and
Framed Oval Picture. offer to Ehe purchAsers Of
Hhy Of ny g'si' numbers by which be entitled u
shares At the RTE Of share EJr every dollar
bought. In Watches IS Pictures and other 6ne and
valuable articles. The V2Iue Of the goods 20 10 be
E1Vep away Il at least $7OC
As Zach WEtca his its o~D set Of numbOr1. the
purchaser Eay take shares In any f them he ehoo4ez
As son Is the PercentASe the gols Sold amounts
70 ths value Sf any one Of the articles be given
sway, it shall be de=ided ~ nuntess who ahsIl bv
its possssSor
P. LECHER.
Jas0 Washington Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
MEDICAL.
MRS. wINSLoW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, present
tofhe attention Of ra0the-s, her
SOOTHINGSYRUP

SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDR En- TEBTHING.
hsc greatly facilitates she process Of teefhinE.
tie gains reiUeia5 alltnhamus1tioR-Eilla
lay AL PAIN AID spaSEaosiIc acIioc- 5ndis
sure TO Regulate the Bowels,
Depend upon it, 2sheTsi il WI everest toyOurselres
and RELIEF and health to your infants
We kave put mp and suld this article fer over ten
ne lave secn abIe,o zsS
Of Of any ethsE Mrs; msdsiPezSET-
ISsrAxG 7ou-$ Soothing }TIc7 a CURK
when timely SX r. u u. used Never
did we know instance of dis
satisfaction by any who usediI. the oJntrarT
all are delighted With lis operations speak in terms
of highest communication Of its magical effects and
Eae.ttcaI CI-tHes We speak In this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW" after ten year, experience and
Pkedse rspS:cfi1s for the .f rCAct 1se
here deRGre In almost every instance where the in
t1nt IS suffering from pain and exhaustion relief will
De tAnnd In neen OF twenty minutes sitter the syTuPis
administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one
Of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NURs-
Is in New England, aad has been used with heesr-
fIfI::E5 sRooesS IN
SANDS OF CASES.
Il not Only relieves the child from main br irvior
A;es the stomach andboweis corrects scity and .ves
almost instantly
Gripping In the Bowels, & windc Ollie,
aadovercome eonvulziOns, which, If speedily rene
= [SH'SS%E'Sf< VI e "
iev II the best For and SUEEsT
REXZDY in the C. n YoR1p in Al
cases of DfS-S rErruTxc EMERY AND
D!ARRHEAS ~ sISCHILDRFNl
whether II aT4- r'H'HNS>S ses from teeth
Ing Or from other cause. would say every moth
or "Eo mas Child suffering from any Of the foregoing
complaints donotlet your prejudI 8. nor
the PreJudices of others, stand between
your suffering child and the reefthat Twill be SURE
yes ABSOLUTELY SURR-to follow the use Of this
MEDICINE timely used. Full direction. will accom-
n: each bottle. None genuine unIes the facsimile
L
the outside wrapper
as-Soid by Druggists throughout the world
Principal once, IS, Cedar ST., Ny.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
Liver InyigoYator.
NEVER DEHII,ITATES.

ENTjhELT FROM GUNS
established East. = Sf7Gr:asr;
proved by Il! t!.=s L4.Nv
; = ell TO With cgaE,l-fsc- n
/: Is resoni,renEea-
~ within tAei@st tEo YeArS
s. hopes Of RELIEF, As tl.s
ceStiheaisS- in lay ros-
n ted TO the Temperament
- it-2ad uS<t IN such 1u7n-
- tIse Bowe!S-
n Judgment En:Ge ycu IL
LSTJGpIAToH. a:,3 il
= p1IiSts. Si7liolIg -iis.'c;E.
= Cr77aUr. SRIaR<F Org
- 50. Scar S0INaek- TEiJ;c-
x C%oIsy.'. Chhtr7ts LH's7itEs,
~ tIIfeRce- Jsrl''4,t:e>, ttsaaG::c
used successfully ~ m
; a. cine- IL viii cure SICS
sands eau ;s>;ify.i :ls
; u t!sTsS Tti-1D5..s. fats ere
- Of attack
iHS their testimony il
H TIE NOT'EY IL TI3
IND STALLION ECZH
Lac PER BOTTL2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

HEEEs=zzsEEz:::55Ez.ss9 s=zz 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

FOR CNILDR IN TEETNING.
hiea greatly facilitates SAe process Of teefhinE.
sotEeniHgtE tie gains reiUeia5 all tnhamn7tion-Etia
lay Al PAIN AID spaSEaoSi3c acIior- 5ndts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
sANFoRD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
CoVPorNpED FPON

FETs FE7s+Gbs ErtrGetS. and pSt rtp IN CLASS 6.
SE.N Air Tight, HH,i scil Eccp is, any cii7=I.s-
- II a III IL :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

PRICE ONE DoLLAE PER BOTTLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

and why? because it nsrer fails 70 ford IN t,n:1
ne0ns Te!i.f wien given in time. II arts Ly
magic AID c':s trial alone will convince you tia:
what we say i tue. II cnnta;us
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

IN AND AFTER AoSDAY.Iune lItb. 1913. Pas
" senseE Trains VII leave Rr6EePost As fellows,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02

The Capacity Of this Road Is no equal to any in the
Country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
MEDICAL.
usHI.
THE.
Great w ondeI
OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

publish letter to Dr. Wood. Of this city from gen
tlen1an in Maine which speaks elowin=lv Of the s,-
Per1or merits Of bis har tonic. Such evidence mus.
have itE effect, when coming from reliable source
II certificates guarantees of truth the Dr. needs
encoEuipmS. nor Eseles nrffr-r frsI Tie -rass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-02
sure to Regulate the Bowels,

DsPendupon it, reo.hersit viii everest toyourselres
and RELIEF and health to your infants,
We have put mp and sOad this article fer over ter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21
Mr.. Hverett on Slavery.

Il IL amusing to see how journals tina. are SUP
porting Mr.. Br ckenriiee-who boosted but lev
years since that he belonged u no party that
desired the extension Of slavery = and mainiain
ed the popular sovereignty doctrines OF iniee
Doug las.-journals that supported the present
Governor Of Virginia. who was an arrani free
soiler and uttered sentiments Of denuncinion
against slavery such rs Mr. Everett could not in
dulgs respecting any subjec,.--are now rak.nc
Up the old record Of Mr.. Everett. who Mt n" pc
riod Of his Lille, could have been half 81 decided
an opponent Of slavery as Mr. Richie. Mr.. Nc
Dowell, Nj Faulkner. and others were. who have
since been honored by the Democracy. MI only
here in Virginia. bu, in other Southern States.
they ars PLAYING the same game. and bat recent.
liz the Frankfort Kentucky Woman. made an
attack upon Mr.. Everett, by referring u letter
written by him nearly quarter oI a century ago,
! the dale Of which was carefully Concealed. To
this attack. the Louisville Journal rejnins IN the
following manner. and wc commend its sentiments
l., thoughtful confederation. Saws the journal:
The editor Of the Yeoman says: We d. this
(vise Mr.. Evere,t's views by publishing his let
elr tn Mr.. Il rden. The reader would naturally
be induced bv thi. remark tn cast his eye over tie
columns Of the paper to iud the letter but II s"'t
t, bc found there. Its publication would involve
the publication Of the date: but neither IT." ia'e
nor the letter is given. There are very t'w
men in the nation whose opinions in regard 10 ali
the aueslions growing out Of slavery are now
what they were twenty or twenty five years ago.
Less than four years ago John {. b recknridga
aud nearly the whole Of the prominent men It ld-
party South M well as North were the open and
aynwcd champ ms nf squaitrr soyerrignfyism
AThe course of Edward Everett in respect 10
.lnvery for many years pat las been en'ncntiy
satisfactory to all true and us, men in ,h- south,
lie hns boldly dared obloquy ia bis own section
bv his libe,ality toward the South. lilo has bar
Ell his manly bosom IL the bitttrcst shafts -
Black Republican mnliec 10y ronrnseou-ly with
Standing the innd Northern crusade a-ainst S"H
them rights. II is only short time ago that IT,
stood up in Boston mt public meeting, si'le ~
side with those patriotic epiriis. Robert Z. Va
throp. George s liillar1 George Lunt, nnd rth.
rrs, TO rehuke aud p-css tnck the wild AID tprnl#
liable array Of rectional-m, mourning thcreiat
the loud dehuncintious Of the whole "i the L.
publican organs and large ma orny OF the con-.
munity in which he lives
1t il n bnd sign when II Southern editor und
takes hy means like those resortrd to by the ell
tor If the Y"otuan. To excite Southern hostility
against one of the trucst and hraveat nnl n,hlc-i
Northern friends that the South ever had. VIII
the editor Of the Ycoman please nSk himself ar
some brttcrinfurmed person how long il has been
since Caleb Cushing. one ii the two master spitifs
in the Breckenridge movement nj Baltimore. was
u notorious Freesoilcr?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

GRE,r WILL CASE IN North CAROLINA One
Hw3'ed Negroes Ser Free.-Th Irede n. CO.
Express states that the case oI Solomon Halls
Will occupied the Superior Court Of tha; county
eight days, and was finally compromised after tho
jury had retired. Mr.. Hall had made will Icav,
ins 100 negr"e~ and other property to his only
child. daughter, who afterwards nlnrlied Mr..
Nicely against his wish; whereupon he made nc
Other .ll,leavin his negroes free and leavingn"s;
Of his property to them. The suit WINS to set aside
tie as' will. An hour after the bad gone 10 the
jury. Mrs Ncey's counsel proposed to receive
$4,000 and $4,000 which the will gave her; the
late 10 my the Court costs, $S00,she t. pay her
own lawyer S.. 900. Fhe proposition was accepted.
The negroes will be sent IL Liberia. The jury stood
nine against and three for the will but it is said
the Judge woull have set aside the verdict if it
hal be,n asn nst the will.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

ApPLEs-,ireen- offering.
BAoos--Demand good notice sales at 11knI2c fer
prime.
BEass-None Offering
.RsEswAx.-SzQ182 centA Hl4z4.###.s==
BuTTEK-Maket well supped-Fresh 10 to 90; sale for
Firkn.
Coks-suppy afge-saes 81 81 Yellow So TO s7X for
White bread Com.
toRS MEA.-Pieniy and dull AT e5Gts11a CENTS
CEugNT.--Iames River Al. sUas2.UD
DRIED FRrIr-No sale.
FLouR-The receipts continue ghwlth a good Demand
! quote Superln. t63Tk Exirn 1913; Family t6.s16$1.
FLAxsEEn.-$i.l2G5i.1 is certs
FgATneGs-4i1i5 cents.
FgRTiLDEHs.-s ample No. Peruvian Gusno 49, 50
ton 0f zHm rs: Recess Manipulated Guano sb360;
tiuano $4,000 Mexican ouAnu f2O: American Guano
tiOOo Rhodes Phosphate Of Lime $1,000 Runs Phoslho
Tobacco Manure. Ruins Ground Bone Ash f37 e
Foae Cos Soluble Phosphated Peruvian Guano saUu;
Dug,ds Bone Dust $500 lufBn's Tobacco Manure Al
Ground Plaster in bulk s9Oe; III baSs barrels tll.Oo
GRASS SEEus-No sale.
tINsEsG.--tidGl6 5 cents
HAY.Baird t1.l5dptl.8o; y wagon load O.. 00dbeI15
lEoS-Muuriala tr96Lsl y ton.
LAgp.-Suppy good at I2<f6l3 cents
LraF-!Thomasown tl,5J Mountain II.
0SioSsSu sale.
pe.s-Su RncSeyed offering: Cow Pea 81 sJf,4l!1.
PoTATuYs- None the
DArs--SheAi-ncm 90cdtfl, plcniy-to cleaned Offering
WHEATAo the market prices irregular Tor the
small p rcel- ui old that offer.
ToBAcco- Receipts falling oG-the nd, anee noticed In my
last report embraces all descriptions quote
~ - 30; ground hugs ~ Ia 81 3, GINNING and ship
ping 81 30 la $lD working s. 30 10 81; bright wrappers
to $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

Unforta.A..iy. C@iassh .ae esass.i. treated sil
equal neglect by both physicians ard patients until
IL becomes lost sight OF in the disastrous consequent
ces 10 which n gives RISE We know that it exists In
greater OF iess degree. In all forms Of pulmonary
disease that usually exists before any symptoms OF
disease in the lsngs have been manifested, and that II
Is the direct consequence Of those "eods in the head
which become practically known to mo't OF nstwo or
three tunes . gear. | regard Catsrrb MS the great
feeder of pulmonary irritation, and DO not believe we
can by any other means efectuay guard the lungs
from disease az by cutting of the catarrhal affection
Ny next letter will treat of Bronchitis.
Your obed't Seryt
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ n.
AZ East 18th II. New York, July, 1860.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

EXTENSION OF TIE TELEGRApn.-Thc Secretary
Of the Treasury invites proposals until September
~. i'r the use by.governmcnt of line or lines OF
telegraph from the western line of Missouri to
San F'ancisro. Under the recent act Of Cnrarc,s
the lowest ofcr Is to lie accepted. and ii guaranty
given i"r toe performance of the services.
The Montreal Telegraph C"mpsny's expedition
for surveying route for n tele .raph to he sea
hoard from Father Point. has started unon its
mission. 1t il now understood that the party will
examine how far the South Shore is available for
tel"gfaphic ru 'rnses. with view Of MAXI a. Gas pe
one vt the p;nciple stations IN the rou'c whence
cable may hereafter he hid to Belle Isle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

with che sstst.ishrs esd rse"gnissd sssges OF the
organisation. M hsnee sound and faithful men
.sAd nothing in tAsproceedinss. ~ far rs nomina-
ton. ar. eoncernsdto bind their party feal,y."-
Hc expresses the With tha. there nsy be cordial
union in oil sections In support Of Breckenridge
and Lane and failing in that favcrs the joint sup
port Of common electoral ticket 10 Pennsy lsania
and ,ihrr States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

Tue VISIT OF THE PRINcE OF WALE4-A letter
from Quebec says that the greatest activity pre-
wills in all quarters in making ready for the re.
ccptipn md entertainment OF His ROYAL liighress
the Prince of Wales. Pain Or, paper
hangers AMI upholiers arc busy all oycrihc Pro-.
\nc's. furnishing up brick houses into pa aces
rs npmr possible. Railway companies
nee hu'l,,'ng and gliding ears Of state. Munich.
ratl's voting dollars by the tn usandior dec.
ora Ions, illumninations. fireworks and balls.-
HE 2"'ernment is engaging cooks, buying plate,
wi"c ""i horses, putting small navy of tug
batslpEo cnmmssinn. and cnrrc- pondin. with cv-
p'yh'dv in general The pre- Use Programme is
not c arranged, but it is supposed that after 90
ing through the Lower Pru,i,ces the Prince will
proceed through the Gut Of Canso and meet the
f ct which will be assembled nj Gas,c. Their.
he will be met By the General. Sir. +. W. iIend,
"nI his staff, and be by him piluted up tho st.
Accommodating an excursion, hy the way. up
the Sn2uenay river-and introduced..t9 Canada at
Quebec.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-21

In another column Of today paoer, our readers
will find second letter from Dr. Ro Hunter, Of
NJ York, who purposes visiting Lynchburg next
week This letter, like all DR.. Hunters writings
is remarkable for it's practical sense, aud tue ia
clity with which it conveys to the understanding
of every reader a knowledge of matters hereto,
fore confined to learned medical bouks. Ia these
letters the D,c,or appears to place his reader be
fore him and tnlks TO him Of health and disease
in the language Of ordinary converse ion. fhcir
great popularity Is, no doubt, owing to their
clearue,s Of style, coupled with the original views
they contaia I" the proper treatment Of all dis
eases of the Organs of Respiration, y giving
medicines in the form Of Vapor We commend
this letter on Catarrh to all who have the slightest
tendency in that direction.