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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-23
SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTTC PILLS,
CoMr0u yDED rROM

Pure Iyyc',iJfs Ersr,-t, uHd Umt mp in GLiSS CT
SE& .tir right md 'rH LcsP !" any ciisa'ir.
THO I.i.HiLi Ct 'iTIftR1i'' rms Is n
gentle hu; C,thar- % tic which the proprietor
has u-rd in his practice more tlInn tW'nty years.
Tl0r,m~ family iurr.tS- = ing demand from those
who have lom.: used the Il ITELS AMI the IIti--
faction which all express -, in regard their
has Induced mc I" place = them within tine reach
Of all. r.
Tho Profession we'll know that different Ca
tlurticz act un different p portions nf the bowels.
The FAMILY earn I.tRTIC IPLL has, with
due reference to this - well established fi"i.
been compounded from = Ia variety OF the pHr,',t
Vegetable. EStrncts. :, which at alike eve
~ part of the elemental = ~ canal. and goDi
AMI SHfs in all ease, n where a Gnthartic is
,le such "a UsTrtIyr- pIcHts "f tie .S1mIrh.
Hsey'nrSS I1iIis IN N.s % Bt" ami L"iFis. L0sfirc-
ness. RAIN and Soreness Dr"r lie ritr JOIy. from
sudden cold. which fire. Is lurmtly. il neglected. end
in un,. II FTsr. - L.sr II -ipy'r Il fF"I'-
inn Sensation gf thhl ~ Irsr The LsHiY. Restless
ness. TEnRrchs ICsigHt . in the hst'. all h,fiHH
EITt1Ty Diseases WOrMs in Cjht'.G ar -IdGhS. HicW-
mDtiSn, rr'. FARTHER az the Hi0Dd. nnl many dis
eases to which cs! i heir. to" numerous to mention
iii this ADVERT ."mcnt Doss. in:i.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
Tile LIVER lNEHinEATDh ami FAMILY ca
TlIARTIC PILL; rctn,tl hy Druggists general
ly. and sold wholesale by the Trlie in all the larg"
towns - W. SANFORD. VI. d..
NIImJactrrcr and Proprietor.
:EiJ.BroadwnY. New York.
Agents. r. II. LOGAN & 60. 'lec2-i&wly
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Wines, Brandies, Runs,
BLACK TEAS, &c,

ID TIERNAN < SlN. M. Il North Charles st..
/ offer for zalo the following antilles. of their own
Importation. particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemirtino's finest palo gold
and brown ShcrrGS. in wood and in glass.
PORT WlNES-SandemHnS competition red and
white Port. iii wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-.julm Howard NIarch's fine
Madeira. in wool AMI in glass; ALSO Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-,Julmnnc'horg SteinhcrsrT. Mar
col,runner, Cabinet, LoL-frau-miIch Brunuebcrg. of
1915
CIIANIPAGNEW INES-NIOe and ClIandons finest,
in quarts and pinis.
RRANDlEs--Otard and Hcnnessy's fine old pau
and dark BTfInles.
RUNIS-OhI and fine, Jamaica. Antigua. Grenada
and from the Islands. import direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-TlIe hest Iu'llity-Tierman brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison in IT..
900 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA.
mI5-59-1y
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED. IARIEkEi lo"-
LOCA t ED.
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic
HNLTI MORE MD


Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.'
BALTlMOR Z, NJ d.
TINHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
l prosperous aud tlouri,lin- condition. Twice 'i,i-
ring the last N,r l~ il been necessary I" obtain
larger apartments tnr the accommodation Of the in
Crct-inr number ur students, representing nearly
every State in the uni"n.
1t now occupies Of tho Einst conspicuous and
le-irahly Ia 'arl buildings in the city. The rooms
ccnmuou.!y arranged. spacious and elegantly
furnished.
men desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various 'lHtrs If the Counting Eunn or t" "l'tain a
7.DrOugl If",liI Business EiTctiUm generally. are
u-lrI,s c, in any particular. 10y amy similar e,tab-
lisncnt i'll tho United States.
FACULTY:
T. *. L'jSlER.
Prinripa-Lcc:urer the Scienc" Of Accounts, COM
nerrr. Business Customs. cite.
!. NJ. PHILLIPS.
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of Enrk- Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penuan-lip.
81. WILLIAMS, E.q-
Lecturer nn Mercantile Law.
EEv. =. TEATES REESE. u. d..
Lecturer Commercial EtD5
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Sansant,
Hon Tho= Swtna, VIM. II Keighcr ESD,
Jacob Tru-t, IL T.. Wan. EHubc ESQ
Tho College is provided with Commercial Library
of standard Works. expressly for the use Of the stu
dents.
Each student has deck to himself. and is sopa-
T',crc hcing no vacation during the year. sniont'
can enter at any time.
The time usually required to complete the ti!I course
from to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to NIL Graduates.
4 large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular. con-
Exterior aul Interior View If tho College. various
characteristic designs pennlau-hip 6c-. sent 10y mail
particulars. Address F.. *. LOSIEK
baltimore M.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
l and has become an established Fact, STANDARD
Medicine. known AMI APP proved 10y all that have
used it, and IT. resort % cl tn with confidence III
all the diseases for which - il is recommended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two years
who had given mp all & hopes of relief. ~ the
numerous unsolicited II certificates in my pos
session show
The lOS,. must lie a.laT- o. tel to tho temperament
Of the individual taking II. anl used in suclI guam
titles act gently uI ~ the Bowels.
Let the dictate, Of your III Judgment guide you in
the u>o of the LIVER =, .LNITGORITOR ". AMI il
will euro Lircr G,D-T pEuintS. BiiIiDuS .fttrriS
Dyspepsia, ChJDnic nj = TTr!ine, SH"IHcr C'Inl-
Uidiats Dyseu;.ry Drop = IN. Sour &y.ITch. unit.
nal C,sjrcac<s CH0Ii.. Il Cholera. Cholera .i,rbTs
CRolsr5 InE,"iun EEt- ~ tuIcHce, .IG,1siirr ElTi,
UrILueSscs. anil may he used successfully an
Ordinary E,msIy MIDI ~ cine. 1t will SICK
VEID.iLYIE. Ia thou = sands tcStfy0 an
tcsgty minutes, iLtIco n uTss 7;'tSlsshfWS are
taken AT commencement ~ of attack.
az tcto UsS it are gic- inJ their testimony In
its favor -
NI.r WATER INA TIE MOE-TH ETTTi
TYIE LNPIGORAToR, IND ST-tLLOW BOTH
TOGETyIE!t.
PRICK ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
La 90 60 llI;..:.:s:3
NNAND AFTER MONDAY. Jan. ii, 1860. Pas
" scnEer Trains will leave bridgeport as follows
Sundays excepted:)
Gl4 \. NJ Accommodation Train, stopping ut all sta
tiuns. arrive at Pittsburgh ut 1l:l5 \. NJ
1888 a. NJ. Mail Train arrives at Pittsburgh Mt :i5
i. NJ, Philadelphia at 200 4. NJ New
York at 1:OO T.. NJ, Cleveland at 1:;5 y. NJ.
1fsio at 1906 A. NJ and ChicaS" ut 1000
$50 P. VI. Express Train arriving at Pittsburgh at
2:I0 A. NJ, Philadelphia ut 500 Z. NJ, New
York ut 1920 p. NJ. and Cleveland atll:2S
4. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:45 A. VI. anil s:35 p. ~ arrive
At bridgeport a GIG l.. VI. and $50 A NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 300 \. NJ. and las and 3:i5
=. NJ arrive ut Bridgeport at 1870 A. NJ, anu GIG and
9OT T.. u.
Passengers by the G:l+ A. NJ train have about four
hours in Pittsburgh and return day. Excursion
Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $3I5
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in tho West, North
and East can be procured at the Office No 81 Water
street, door SpriGg Huuse, Wheeling. Va. and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will lie made al lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to tho East, North. West and Northwest. at Office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at fridge
port station. d. u. WILLIAMS. ASt.
j. y. McCULLUUGU. President.
F. Il. MYERS. Gent Fick"; Agt. ianl6
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ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
what! why a beautiful Head OF Hair.

What! Why Beautiful Head OF Hair
EcAUsEIT IsTHE oHN ANIEXT GOD HIMSELF
ID provided for all race. Reader, although the
rose may bloom brightly inthc glowing check
the eye be- ever 80 sparkling the teeth be those u
pearls il the head is bereft of its covering "r the mar
be snarlcd AMI shrvee,I. harsh and dry. worse
still if sIrnkIeI with gray nature will lose
than half her charms Prof Wools Hair Restorative
fused two three time! week, will restore and
permanently to all such ornament. Read
the following, and Judge Tile writer of the iirst IS
he ceieJrated Fidnid, TiaIIcrG:
DR. WooD:- New YORK. April 10, 1855.
Dear .Sir:-Perm!t me to express to you the obli-
cations l under for the entire restoration of my
hair its original color: about the time of my arri
val in tile United States it rapidly becoming graz
but upon the application of your Hair Restorative
it soon recovered its original hue consider your
CAUTIOUS we'll as agreeable.
am. dear sir, yours r tTg y nvpc
SDryoh ar Gwylie,lyict'
lTELsH NEWSPAPER oFF!c.. IL Nassau St; Ap. H. Ssh
PKUF. q. j. WOJD:-DsU Sr:-Snnie month or six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative
and gave it wife. who concluded to try II on her
hair little thinking nj the time that Il would restore
the hair to lis original color, but to her a. well
rs my SURPRISE after Il few weeks trial it has perform
ed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs
to u dark brown, At the time identifying and
tllickrnS the hair Istrnngly recommend the above
Restorative TO all persons in want Of such change OF
their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW YORK. July %, 1857.
PROF O. J. WOoD:-Wiih confidence do I recon-
mend Hair Restorative. being the most cica-
storativo my hair and whiskrrs. which were almost
white have gradually grown dark; AMI now feel
confident that few more applications will restore
them to their natural color 1t ala has relieved mo
Of all dauiruf nni unpleasant itching, common
among persons villa perspre freely.
j. -. EILBY.
PROP WooD-Ah3ut two y"Hr' ago my i,uir com
menccd falling o'farl turning SrIv was fast hcc"m-
ing bald. aud has; tried many Rcmelicst To no effect
] commenced using Your Restorative in .IanuaryaSt.
A few applications fastened any hair firmly. II began
to iii M grow ont anu turicd back to its fnrmer
color. (black1 At this time it is fully restored to its
original color health. appearance, and Iceerfully
recommend its to ALL ]. II. HOES.
CHICAGO. Ill, May l. 1857,
Tho Restorative is put up in bottles Of sze1, viz:
large, medium, and SMALL the small hold II pint,
and rctailS for dollar per bpttle; the medium holds
ut least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the
small rets for two dollars per bottle: tenrge holds
quart, - per cent. more ia proportion, and retas
for 81.
o. j. WOOD & Co, Proprietnrs broadway, n. Y,
and ia Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Aud sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. dcc2-,l&W3m-ly
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j ass. M. Dillon.
No. IO2 Market street,
PLUMBER g. GAS Filter.

EEpS constantly on hand. Gas Fixture Lr., :n
N Wrought Iron Pipes. Sheet Load. al kinds au
-iz,s Brass Cocks and Valves: S;-a.. " hi-tl.- and
steam and Water Gun-rS- Iift anil Force ruimp--',~
Eltn" Tubs. Wooden and Cast Iron l!ytrIut~. t;uIu
Hose and Packing Of all ThckncSses. Anti-frictiun
Metal Pure Euica, Tin Zinc and Anthony. the Ceir-
country.
gJ-Alsu P"lly's improved Chain Pump. which is
decidedly the greatest pump If tie THE right
put up which in Towns and Counties ia Western Vir-
GINA viii I've sold ON Fair terms
Galvanized Iron Tubing. Inc"TTuSiv" and For
conflicting. pressure pipe. for hot cold wat-i.
and especially for deep wells preferable to- and cheap
or than Lead Pipe.
AIu-,lurt Pipe constantly on hand any size or
quantity. which lee furnished short u"iice.
RI Cash paid for old Copper. Br.,>s and Load
mnvl9. 5n-llM&wIv
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Now Wine & I,iolor Store.

New Wine & Liquor Store.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEGS
i leave to inform his numerous friends and tie pub
ic generally that he LAS this day opened Wholesale
and Retail Wine ani Liquor Store, connected with a
Bar-ronrn. at No % Main street. door above the
Bank of Wheeling, where lie will constantly keep on
hand full assartm mt pure Wines. Branlics Wills
kies. Gin. Rum. cigars, &c
As it is my intention t. keep nothing but pure stuff
and pay tho closest attention all orders entrusted
to me- hope to receive II share Of public patronage.
which earnestly solicit. CONRAD STROBEL.
iYl2-6Q-9m
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.SEsls 5IsIs 81

soIILy CHURCH < DUPONT. Druggists.
NO.:6 Maiden Lane
New York.
Anl by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. Spluagcnts, II. H. LOGAN IL Co.
dGc2-l&wly Wheeling. Va;
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
IYINTER AIsIl ENIE'.

NE AMI afer Monday the l4t OF November. lS5",
~ the passenger Trains will run daily rs follows:
FirSt-Iho Great Southwestern. st. Louis, Cimcin-
natl. Columbus. Wheeling, Benw"ol. baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
1850 4. NJ. arriving in Baltimore at ,i:i5 A. VI.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern anil southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at sos, =. NJ, arriving ut
llcnwuu at S:IG AMI Wheeling nj S:iU A. NJ. connect
in:; with tho great Western, southwestern. and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SCcOnl-Thc Northwestern. Cleveland Chicago st.
Louis. indianapolis. Dayton. Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling. Brnwoa'l, Baltimore and Washington City
Express departs daily except saturday at wa T. NJ,
AMI arrives at Baltimore at Ii =. NJ connecting with
the trains for the Ea1tcrc and Southern cities Re
turning Leaves Baltimore ut I4j 4. NJ. aud arriving
Bcnwund at 2:15 and Wheeling nt 2:l5 A. VI. This
train stops nll regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted ut I:ln 4. NJ,
arriving in Cumberland at G:45 l.. ". Returning.
leaves Cumberland at SIS A VI. aud arrives at Wheel
ing ut CLIO r. Vi. This train stops at all stations.
Tcs.. trtiuI all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
j. Il. FORD Agent.
W. r. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. CoLE. Gcu'l Ticket Agent. novll-50
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Pure Irgct,Jie Ey,,r,, nRd PIT mp in GL-iSS CT
SE& .tir right. gHd IrW LrrP i" any ciir.'i'
Thm II q 'iTIf.iRlIl, lYkLS Is a
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tiVc>- They are the o:3ly r~!nriir- i'G;'ri 80
for domestic AMI private Wit, ;L'Ei 10
= armed ;'ti'i prepared tiIi-i tie W IA,
Ai''l can meet 1t AT the tlrt~l"li tIul Efp -
tTie al me,iieine rightly tliTeCtrl M M r.
II disease srfetly that Vii!.i bA 49, -
" liz relieved 10y long AMI fr7lipris ls'I'~ -
II AT all With flt-e AT i:-V1l. yu sEe al -.
await the coming Ut that often distant - v - %
PcIi-ive TXuTy. a doctor nor l.. L. EJ;'i 49,
ell or bliStere'l "r b!s,!- LUf HpV Year, i e
the simple >lEs-iEc. AMI TsSt"ir the Tr.hl
life again To- health anil joy. Their rfi'' -.s
FURY arise in any cas-. frnr:i their l:-r. Lrt ~
Influence upon the constitution l-yr! -
most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED
We desire an active. efficient a;.'.t- o. ~.
ted States. Atircss. Dr.. + HTyrIii:f y
NJ. a. I:i,t'!H'A a,
AS-SoEd by z BOOKING. sScnf. wh'c'.p7-
Ma -, 80
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no MPHR 1GN-S.
Specific HomGpathicRemedie

L,TAND ut tile heal 81 remedial I,,4- f.;
- usr IL she pe''t.c. They Az" ak s,gr,s,,. To-
tine isIi-- tis,ii5,vT- Siii ~ Nyl-y f
CIV. as oil Sccoi rJr,ctscs, the sc, 'vcrrisa, ,
cure or the intricate Iud rcTul-Nit yI-ciIr ;>,r
usual IIoin,' iatiiir look AL! Ti',ciur> C,, --
Of siu,uIe spcIifcs fur tie various '~,as,- t
they are related: put up in tie form e ~iIil.-
IeIlets ami prepared Of ingredients neither ,sTu
or Disgusting. they form the TJuiy son,
the parent nurse, and tie clliuTt Il Ito .
planning; invalid
They I,,-sys- thSSc Is'=iI.yc advantage. Vii b ,
never before c.irnl u.,i II. say - ui t
are HNKsLsSS: iGjIg-y zT:~ fI'.In re-.
arr sINFLs= Nvi Away kIl1V. Gt :. l. k- l,. D. ,
ta-r 1t. They are t"NvESIENI' yvG rsln EEs' t.g D.
per SI.ir ldI warning. Vilis b,
tir;i ,r delay They ErFI'IaSr- 10 tis.t-lu..
cas- /, arrested sI.s -.
relieved.
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on RENEnIEs RY ,LNII.

L"k ".-r The liz. max. aI e','. u Wis ga
rii's--e ?TIi enclose H.. aTnuJsgt IN 'i5f~
stamps lev mail T. a., ir,--- No = = ti
Nevs N'4T- u.I isr I=icsi.ciI.,. i'll !.,-s .'!L
ri';'il ''r eNPTe>-- trre e charge
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MEDICAL.
MRS. wINsLOw.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician. Prcsents
oths attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHINGSYRUP

FOR CHILDREN TEETHINH
Which greatly facilitates the prVces of teetirinE
s,iicrints the gums. reducing all Observation-Disclosures
lay ALI. PlIN anil -lsISUIOslic action, andi~
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EYES AND EARS

Are successfully treated without the use of tho knife
or ncGliO. Dir. Baakcc has constantly on hand at
his office an extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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ID q R a a IE % y
JUNIORS AND swELLINGs

every description. and without the OF the knife
orany surgical Instruments. These last named seaS
cannot ba cure by c1rrcSpomle'Icc therefore all
such patients must place under the Doctors
personal supervision.
DIR. Isr,Isau has male a lisc very ola Fluid.
that will produce absorption of the CATARACT and
permanent vision to the EYE, without resort
to the knife. All diseases of the
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Full sctt - large vi.,I- IN Ir,T,-,,a c..-r
- - - VizJin 49, .tl.'- o. 49,.
Case 81 J.; numbered i.ONcS anil bs.i.--------
C'ls,' 'f any nuJ,il.,fe.i l,INt--ti i.-S --
single numbered is,Ne~. with dir, ii.-
Si:iS;e i-tt-trri EJx.-- ---.-.-------
Lare plantation or Physicians c,- '.t.- @
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=. q. ST.. @
.t
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r. las r~egsa, passed. y Congress
brownies thtt when any persun shall iudorse
on ary letter he. or her ua'ae anil plaee Of
residence. as writer thereof. the SAINT alter
remaining a~aeallcl fr a, tie oTcs ,ova.ed
il Is difss.sl t4nty days, Or tie tine us
writer maY dirsei, shall be returned b
nal to sad writer; anil that no sash letters
s.aIl te advertised, nor shall tic saas u
treated a. dead letters, asI1 20 rs.a.asi u
the pc.s Office Of tho writer, ssj 1sfs e
main usellrd tss enc qusssss.
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90 Iae jackson News avs hat The
Finance Committee Of tie State Mouams st
Society have entered INTO a contract vita
The MOssrs. barr Il that city ief a MONT.
men; % tc erected to tie memory Of those
who fsll a, Monterey and Busna Vista, Be.
longing to TIC T.Fs, Regimen, q Missi.
sippi Rifss. TIE eommit,sc tsve n haai
about $500. The monument. i to COS.
$500. and Is TO 30 inaueefa,si On the -
Of February. 1851.
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TINS Hfcksas CoutIER.-we hai the
pleasure, afsv DAYS since, Of meeting [. h.
Warren, Esp, one Of tie editors Of the
llisinAa uSsris, o ssv democratic paper
- ss.rss1 b uisanaa. ". 4 more per-
~ snuense ~ ssaisl zeal Ne hare
Travelled Win krfsfN hsundaps
sureppp h ~ .uuuass."
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Gu Its editor Ct be Matches Coac t
was presented wa = her Ct Lafet Beer.
,Ss other i,y, ty a aa1 wiiaaps eane.
iasO cate. 81, Courier, ,hsl yoi d5ntre
q, loeFer.heals ever Us contents. Tal.
warning from the fate Of Sac Baltimore l.
man, upoa vhea the craving for Lae.ft Be-
cane 10 sagoyernable, that, at last. ii r5
eairsi three leg, per day 10 s~atiy b
shiFst. Ia; be died drinking toe s,u'
after attaining he weight Of i75raauia
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paor0stp Removal or rur NoHgoyA-
It s statet TIA, a proposition IS ga ,sot o,
Washington to bay out. If possible. their
rsess;ons n Ctah. and iudace them 70 r.
nOsctsyoni the q. The uni,elsia'es.
|, i added that . motion viii soon he made
IN the House Of Representatives to appoint
a special vOmmittse to eeadac, The nelOtia.
tons.
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GN-A Nj Ca-ulns Wal. IS. II Nar.
u. W., r%eceu,ly visited u,ehntn,e where
downing tie arpatsIo Of the ..eraer sgs. oal
assuming the uaus of Chas. Walters. Sue
,aJ ur some decidedly queer prank n .'4t
stsl aal 1bcr community svga. tsc q
trooper, chewing t%otacco. drinking .ss :
ff I'll, CeNEtr gJuN- Aatt -. p
tlem,n to the theatre. aud taking th.n TO-
T., matter eheF0 Sic expressed en iaie1.
tioa e next pitching her tent in r,.er.hu,e.
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fbe l.ei baye Wig Of DE sob
u'... announces tine death %. J. ;. Ev-ns.
fe-ur-y VI ar ri Niek.hr-e VI. Bsrs
has r'icJ several pargr. in N5k burg vitd
marart atlity;aei vasa man 6! ~tN,,.l.a.
sooi,i qusli,irs.
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S6r Tie .rosier q ,aa 81 $40
lsnche vss r-es'a, liely At 'aa a.s''
men, Of ,he boly % o young lt3y rhl .al
been barlel more than tive years. Ib
bciy was n1l1sgd in 5 m.alt ct.e. va.ch.
~hcu opened, revealed ,e following ..uea
lar phcnomona,
The boly sas IN az eSeel.s@; Stats d
pIeseFvatoa-ias aaF, rataciay , ua.
very Ifelse. AMI. VIA. sas mo.e aa'oa D
ing, a lall blown ainsai " r.r1,
some aTcctons,o band had yvasl Is n.
,rcsse, Of TIE rri, vas remarkably 6ch
lcOkinr--tao leaves retailing iag.. 500
sroosish tao 10 p.ri,siiVn.
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An UStgChY ursaASo-At Memphis
a lew iays since, she Recorder 6a.l a tor
naesnt women ten dollars for whipping her
husband. and then iogl The husband Eve
dollars Tor permitting himseiftc Be whipped.
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TRs NExr Coxsarss-The New Yort
zribnss is in error IN stating that TIE neat
3suN sl Representatives, viii Be ehOser
under the appcrtOnnon, founded upon Ii,
~1sss 10 b taken this year. Tha, esnsu'
NJ sot Ia completed IN siGN The ncus'
IN laNse & the ratio next winter. Will
I lasp Hssahsra and Western ss,s'
go sssssr. u an
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Tho General Assembly of The cumtcr.
lsud Presbyterian Church con,ga,s ,O-asy.
q. Nashville, Tenn.
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DUNE AGCE. IND AL FORMS
or DISEASE HlrTyG 4 MlLlRfuUs
.44tFFa-

u ( lEN AtF o. AAt I'LL LUftAA1
or Disease HtriyG 4 VII lRfuuS
ORiglv,
Afw ius VII ett, ans ordinary eass. snd
uas dd.e i%u.tral stops ID ellls It s]ultiirs
ni 4l u t1a lesl-t Ie4fes hyffHi 70 o. svfsa
cue rrtsHs ntfet. ar4 uavet rfl1te-+ the
fsr IS t4et. aas assHf ths Hs VI sf'Hus
tai ,tas. a-ta-. IN ssusul uss. 1t rules ete-v
f.f1 81 TO- itssis. and l. tl5 vriEnsi aud 8s'g
aatasf lor tlt.ans.
A-tfa5 ra sa.. aNsfsrr's Ever AMI ssu,
An.l I.t-. aai u suts gta -st Fttts.
Read the gaiiBw NJ Testimony.
H-v. W. a.. Hius. PASTOR u tie Btssiss rhs-ca
st ear. aH. Nss.. rHiar ds.e Hf set a4tb. tS5q.
af = 'ai svss "lhve been usinr ". Shsl.
aHla. ia tet.r aHl A-le fH.s 70 HF iaFailv fBr
mft ta1n tv-r. aul htte ua as-4slHaa - <4r-
81. thatI h.uattt ras Do De tac BEET rgaisIs n1w
tss ftr fever sni b.. Tbsv atvs never t4iti
Is Sos csss u shti ltte gwen slrtu.
-. q. BURNS.
Efirt,i n q letter f,ea Il {. 5. Miriaa kr-I
81 NaFsisat.
Gsafsnm: Ihavs trial Dc Sdailent
Fever auJ tsas Auisduts. u a esses. Ese d
,asm v.rs ms ssrsaat-. al ihs either mysef-
aui zach st.s vas caei " taking the Ansiav,,
s~e.ortius - aitssitsHs. I have svsrs fvason t.
consider d.. sAa .saiefgar's A~asijsss The bss
remedy isr aEa, u sAiils 81 issr. k.ss svv
ulei " heard VI. Illus. II. KIM.
J Al. sfAItEyBSserRAco.
4 o kesensrsa. Pa.
Tine. q. r1oste, Assna OR npnssn
Hsy II, Is6 H-1y.
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