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CIsY EEGCrION.

Cls Ell LOTION
lHE following persons pponted By The City Coun
Nashville on saiurday set Rs 1885, fr The purpose
eectnE MyOr, Alderman CounciImen IRON eaeh
opened at A n, and close at4P ~
he who Aren election Of ad officers for
years, their tickets, aud mO y ali tn votes poIled
shs be Ycr tn e. ction ocrs for tern Of two
shAb anende ard said sa Dc hsd accor5iDxIy
and thereafter the qus fcson Mayor Aldermen an oun
Nashville years next prece ing he elect an
no on er - Sections s. ecr act e GsneraE Asse6 passed
March %, 1860.
First ward.
e Election to be held a. Morris strattens.
civer Of votss-w Moss. CsTE@~6 Psdsn Jas ssnneg
Magistrate tosttsnd-G L Gillespie, Esq.
Second ward.
Election to be hell at Myers & Hunf'L
vo,es1aeo oOi.@sn CerksSwn MeFsrran, ChsS Sloan
MasisGrate-Isham Dyer, ESQ.
THIRD ward.
Election to be held at Boyd's Once.
Su1sssTsndsv Anserso9 John Hume, BIS Weller Re
hagissrAte-J Alexander Esq.
Fourth ward.
Election to be held At theatre.
Judges-J Ryan,, Martin, A Beech. Receiver Of
vsies-ESO1 Barr clsrEs-W Hughes, Van Holman. Nag
FIFTH Ward.
Electisn to be held at Latimer's 4 StsDley's.
JudgesYm Loftin, shankAnd, John Msrrow Rece yer
Of VOtss-E Glascock Cerks-5no Curry, Coleman.
Magsrste-Josiah FERRIS, ESQ.
Sixth Ward.
Election to be held at rarpIey 4 Pyle's.
Judges-W Pettifor Van Baugh, RiehAr1 MeCann. Re-
ceuer q Yotes-A W Pyle CIerks-M Brooks, Tho mas
Glenn. hsgistrste-W Meaehem, ESQ.
seventh ward.
Election to be held at Temperance Hall.
JudgesW CrosthEAit, JOS Steele Hsnsley Corbet Re-
ceyerof Votes corbett. Claks-Geo Miller, james
Meadows. hagFtrsie-John CorbeIt, Esq.
Eighth Ward.
Election 10 be held at FiIeman's Hall.
Judges-Chas Green, John Hob5s 81 Cotton Reeeiv.
er OF FoeWm sathn Clerks-John satterhs.d Hugh Car
roll. Ma istrAte-R O RiYes. sepflg-ld
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
Just RECEIVED By
sepI9 JOHN YORK A. cO
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sale of Valuable sOwn Lots in Co.
lUmbia.

lUn1 DRsas
N The 10th Of September 1860 viii sell the highest
y BIZ der, a credit Of one two and three years.
A Tract of Land containing about EIRhtT
AcresS
Ito be divided into lots suit purchssers) and lying
West margin Of the town. and adjoining the lands 81 Eaye
Dale and MCGUIRE Bond aud approved security viii
be required Of the purchaser . lien retained.
GREY P. WnBB
auRl6--dtv&Wtds THOs J. 0ORP
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VaIUnbIe Land for sale.

valuable Land LOf SnIes
M MeCLURs & co, and n MCCLURE, desire to sell
VI their valuable Tract ef Land, ler term OF cpartner
shin having exprd iaLing $40 i've hundred Of
shh are cleared generally levels the remainder yell 5erSd
has several springs Of running Eae through each hed so
gu acres we'll blue grass With much In clover. This
land Is not surpassed 10 the and is we'll adapted
10 the cultivation COtton the raising Of Stock There
tive rood orchards building sites desirable neigh
borhood lying VALLEY Of Robinsons Fork Creek Giles
unv On fhe ad leading CornersViile t. the Lynnvs
Depot, ave miles from each point,
VIII be sold on the 2Osh day of October next
On the premises the highest bidder.
Terms.--One fourth cash when possession given re
mai der on payments with intsress from
be aid land aViosd farms
or d in one Persons wishing purchase privately will call
on me- authorized TO sell between this and the day Of
sale. u. MoCbUkE.
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DIED,
On hI2Oth inst, C. C. MOORE of Nashville. The friends
and relatives THE family respectfully requested attend
the funeral services the Andrew charge Church at o'clock
Funeral NOtice..A. p As.
The men bers Of the order requested their
at O'Clock this morning. purpose attending the funeral
Of brother c. MOORE.
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read without acknowledging that ]. mare
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For the Congressional Districts.
First Disrict-A- g. WATKINS, of jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne.
Third ID. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM B. BATE of Sumner
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth R0BT. W, HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth J. D. C. ATKINS of Henry
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
TO Boot and shoe Merchants,

YoUNS MAN twenty three of age wishes obtain
situation in good house in this State, present
with large and we'll known Southern shoe York
to whom he with confidence has been vth them nearly
unce stands ying for which he has good ac
ties highest ambition will be and his en-
poyers interest Any commands addressed Clement
Of John Hooper Co. No Al Park Row, New Yors, will
mel ri prompt attention. sent2.=e .dat
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER e1, 1860.
s....sa...- n....I-.. l.. r,a.......a.

To the Electoral Candidates on the Breck-
inridge Ticket in Tennessee,
The undersigned, members Of the Democratic
Central Committee of Tennessee, supporters of
Breckenridge and Lane, have had under cOnsidera-
ton the proposition of Messrs. Brtton and Malone,
candidates on the Douglas electoral ticket in this
State, and after mature deliberation, they unani-
mously recommend it to the acceptance of the
Breckenridge Electoral candidates. In doing so.
they assert their undiminished attachment to the
platform of principles adopted at Maryland Inst-
tute Baltimore on the 29d Of June last and to John
c. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane, the candidates
placed on that platform And while they are Op-
posed to Mr.. Douglas and his doctrines they do not
hesitate to declare their preference for him over
either Bell or Lincoln.
JNO. C. BURCH,
R. W. MCGAVOCK
THOS. BOYERS,
THOS. J. WATSON,
S. l.. FINDLAY
NacbvilIn Can't On 1871 Coyoyof;fee
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y Otice.

IKE have for le several hne Residences in the civ soss
w Of hea nne territory. Also a1rzs number q unIn
proved Loo in ne city Of them aney ed for busnsIs
purposes, and for hendsnces We vi ell great bargains
We have alsD fer OF the and most
Ruidlns Sits in Hsst nashville, Broad. Dsnunbfsns
HAiry And other streets.
AIsoA number Of very ane Iotss IA bovdr Hvnes ard
Watkins Additions
ALs03sVeral very choice zdgcdaId IS or 20 lots in
Walker Addition large nurnar 81 oss n Harnxs Adj
dhoD aud McGaycsk.
rim addition 70 which have very large unnbsz q
County lots containing Eve tFeny acreI within fro
n AZ cfz aseH4 AIR. "a dizsr.nt-s.-
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YalunbIe Lnnd for SaIe-

1nnn PAIRS STEAMBOAT BLANKETS
EU4JU Received and for sale by
JAMES Low & CO.,
20S 80 West side Sixth street between Main Market
EeDt2l T,oufa iIla 2,
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w. L. BERRY&CO
RAVE ALSO On SALE

MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Ven
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL BECOLLECTION,
By s' asa oHAHrs Rou-uz LulIs, IA IvoL lauo
NEMESIS. y M4spos H1nLasD, .s.Aor Of @Aions
''Hiddsn Tath" &c
ALONE. By the sane
HIDDEN PATH. BJ Tie uas.
MeSSssEDE. By the sals.
THE EBONY IDOL. volume, ll.o.
RUTLEDGE. By -
"REMINISCENCES OF A GENERAL, OFF
oER OF zoUATEs. Transl.sss non lAs Ersssa.
CUsA FOR INVALIDs. ByR.W. sru.u. M.
BUN THROUGH EUROPE. = r..,rv
BzEDIUr. vol. 12nO.
MAHGAREI MONCRIEFFE; N. n,. Low.
AAa0S RUH.- A EnADss # he RsEsIuiiun. isas.
W. T. BERRY g CO..
spao Pubfier squa--.
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"Insead Of breaking up tie Union, inerd strengthen
and 20 lengthen 4. "-JoHE @. BREcKnRIDeE-
hs Constitution and the Bqusly Of the Stated These are
the symbols Of everlasting rnon Let these be the rsying
the people. JONI @. BREcKIERIDGE
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
Just RECEIVED By
sepI9 JOHN YORK a. co.
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Election 70 be held at FIIeman's Hall.
Judges-Chas Green, John HOBBS, 81 Cotton Rsceiv
er Of VOtesWm Sahn Clerks-John sAtterfed Hugh car
roll hAsis'rAte-R q RiEes. septlg-td
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anes. '-us ~ "sdieai attsaa-
General Regulations.
eecassionsd 81 illness ordisnis,a = ne
Popls si Be charged frOa as dAtsoa which tay ss.-
toilet. = ---~-~-'s ei-i'-sa 20 -
rs Academy viii net incur sxpenssO Of urn.hns .ss
81 clothing or pocket money. =
faps sill net be allowed TO spead Pockst oney a. o
as Ieion such moneys Be ds1ostsd vim tAs supor
70 prsFent iPrer corresposdsnce a ssrs re.vsi sai
ent are sees 20 the perusal Of suseror though ia Do as.
no books period~
except Ineh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21
FIRST ward.

First Ward.
q Election to be held a. Morris & strattens
Judges Kir patrick, VIZ. Phillips, and John Brizrs Re
ceiveT Of Votss-W Moss CIerk$-C Peden Jas Genneg
Magistrate to attend-G L Gillespie, ESQ.
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J. Q. GRIFFITH & co.
~ Successors to E. G. Eastman a Coz

40. GRIFFITH, T. c. HUNTINGTON, JNo. c. BURcH,
LEON. TR0UsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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Fifth ward.


Judges-J Ryan, Martin, A Beech. Receiver
Veies-Robt Barr clerks-W Hughes, Van Holman. Ma
israte-W Robertson. Esq.
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Election 10 be held at L Boyd's Once.
Ju1ges-Andrev Anderson, John K Hume, B Weller.
ceiver OF VotesJohn Reodek Cierks-B Brown, I'd Kick
Magistrzte--J Alexander, ESQ.
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For the State at Large.
I.AND0N C. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. C. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.
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Eighth Ward.

Election to be held at Temperance Hall.
JudgesW CrosthEAit Jos Steele, Hsnsley Corbeft.
oeiyerof Votes Corbett. Claks-Geo Miller, Jan
Meadows. MagiEtrsie-John CorbeGt, Esq
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0olose and PoEchOns Teas. Pickles, Preserves. oy.u
ing Tobacco and many other articles. ~
lC 70 al Ct KAeh, would caiI t5sss.erf.l
iuvits tie Inspection 81 he trade, assure lhs = &C.
many i1d1csmens not 10 BE fourd slssvhere = WV
jans-n ARCHER 0aBArH4N 4 RR,,rHzR
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Destructive Storm at mObile-EssimateE
Loss ACCOMPLISHMENTS badly Wreck ed
Fears for the Shipping Sn the Bay-Gre1f
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sixth Ward.

Electisn to be held at Latmers 4 staBley's.
SudgesYm Loftin, Shankiand. John Morrow Rec We
Of VOtss-E 5ascock Clerks-Jno Curry, J Coleman
Magistrste-Josiah FERRIS, ESQ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21
Seecnd Ward.

Election to be nell at Myers & HunfL
JudgesC Berry, Moses VIZ ght Joha Kinney Receiver Of
otes-Geo Co=mRn Clerks-Wm Veteran, Chas Sloan
iagisgrate-IshAm Dyer, Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21

Auction Sale of Fine Imported Champagne
and French Brandies, with Old
Wntskys Wines, &c. &c
nN FRIDAY Morning, September 9lst o'clock, BENZ
" SHIELDS q co. VIII SeD on account Of whom il may
concern
so Baskets Superior Imported ChanpsgRs,i
IL Gases DO do do;
5 or CASKS hne French cognac Brandy;
or do superior Cherry Wine;
" do do Madeira Wine;
40 Barrels Whisky, best brands
With varieto OF other articles Close We call rpsal at
tentOn OF the trade to this Sae the goods
genuine. BENZ. p SnIJLDs co.
sep20 Central Auction Rooms q College street.
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JNO. C. BURCH,
r. W. MCGAY0CK,
THOS. BOYERS,
THOS. J. WATSON,
S. l.. FINDLAY.
Thorough Organization Absolutely Nee.
eSSarY.

Nashville, Sept 20, 1860 Committee
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EIecFlon % be heId az taTpley q Pyle'8.
Judges-W W Peuifor, Van BAagh, Rieharl MeCann.
ceiuer q Votes-A Pyle CIerks-M Brooks, Tho IA,
Glenn. MAgistrste-W Meaehem, Esq.
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Auct.sn Sale of Foreign and Domestic
Wines, Brandies, whisky, &c.
HARDY BROTHERS, AucIi0neers.
Saturday morning 29d September $780, at half past
O'Clock, we will ell large Wines, Brandies
and Whisky, ETC., BY vtue Of attachment Sale positive
HARDY BR0THERs,
sep2O-tds Auctoneers Geni As'ts az Public square
A Card 10 Families.
EEYE have sale a hne Brett CarrIaxe. s.so,d.
w h.Dd One ane PhRtOa Carriage, new; Ore
superior Barouehe. sec nd hand One large Family
Carriage, secondhand Fine secon hand Piano., rood
makes All Of Whch viii be sold cheap 10 eIore By
BENZ. 2 SHIELDS CO.,
sep2O No. q, Central Auction Rooms College stre.t
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DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY N ADVANCE
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National Democratic Ticket
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

J OSEPH LANE,
OF OREGON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-04
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT

The IucnOrS CIaiDtS as acsnOlyLedgeli aud protected
blythe Governments Of Cssna'E1, the United States,
aud Great BrRaia; To al .odom Il may concern.
NTHAT CLAIM ASNIYs INVENTION 49, THE
Wv cOntriTnnce of keeping accounts current, of
whatever kind, description variety, in printed
orn, by Keeping the statements of the several nc
counts printcrs type. or their equivalents
the type being 80 arranged in form as to admit of
being readily and quickly redi ia any particu-
llr part where IN account may have undergone q
cnnge by the lapse of time or the current Of bust.
ness tr1nAactfOnS that. when rca1jnsted in ali
such pIrts mp to any given date, an impression then
taken from thetypc shall exhibit, i'll printed form,
the true stAte Of I'LL the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or cOnclusiOa III nc
cOr1nce with tile end or ends contemplatein keep
Ing tue record; rendering it, in commercial business
DNIance sheet OF the most. compact aud perfect
character, the details of nlaiNg cement being substn-
TALLY as rectsd IN specifications ,vhereintis shown
tint the fIct facts DO recorded may be rcDre-
sented by figures. symbols. dates or nulHbcrs used
either separately or IA combination or by whatever
else iltntlicate the fact facts desired: and
i9fLhernloFe based OH this primary invention also
claim tho device or. contriWanCe of rendering or
transmitting accounts III partial or full statements
when the or statements SO sent are thus
or substantially tins. kept in type by tho contri
Tnncgs OF my Invention, be the medium Of transmits
sion what II nlay; but the particular mode Of rem.
dertnS accounts BY the of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement. Reel, and Gutter.
stamp, Claim in the hroalest and fullest sense: and
ais the machine itself embracing all it's forms and
modes, OF opeEattnS 1s indicated in describing it
either as simple 0nl instrument, or rs propelled
by machinery And in connection with these spcci-
otneF mems and Hplialices suliStautialv tho
as tAose heret claisied or Intended to DO clainle
With these claims fully acknowledged aud protected
as aDoTe TINS invention Inns already spread itself
over Canada ElltGen States of the American uui0n
AMI into Great Britain, and is now used In moro than
three huudtetl SewspaIcr OfIccs It's Immense value
to banking and similar Institutions will be so,yn IN
~ ctrenInr which will mike its appearance soon
MeGnwstllo applications for Information sDeels Of
tentton, when addressed either tn
Rev. RoI,e,.f..DicI 1Btl1ulo, " y, or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-04
our RENfEnIEs nY. NfAII..

Look over the list; make up a case Of whas kind
you choose, and tqcose the amount in current note
or stamps by mai 10 our address, at B62 Broadway
NeW-York, and the medicine win be duly returned 81
mall OF express, free Of charge p
AGENTSsWANTED.-Wed desire an active efficient
Agent for the sale of our Remedies in every town or
community In tile United States. Address Dr. HUSr-
PHRRYB q Co., No. $50 BROA DwAY NRW.YoRE 49,
Sold by LAUGHEENs5 d tBUsIIPIDLDy Drngg,s+s :,
"a Main street, Wheeling. lnsy25 ,,S$s,1Is
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]. R 7 81 2. DsIscAI q
SA llIFIO RD5ST
.l1lV er lIlVigO ratOr.
IT rs COMPOUNDED
1nI hoe 10000, ~

TITS COMPOUNDED
and has become m.
Medicine, known a,,tl an
used Il, and is noiIiyres5rt-
all the diseases for which
Itlias cured tllo Il I
who had given m an
numerous IN solicited
session show. -
~ mn - X 90 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-04
rev. Robert, Dick, S 9E g. N 5 Il, q
tolllts Agent ond Attorney.
John y. Haines, london. lgNC;L1 N-2.

70 "I.EsX,' who IntGe Montreal Gtlsetts of lst
Fcbru9F 500, Rrononcos tho ,s:Itlea" Of Keeping
thanks are leTofy rendered. and this assurance given.
that thts ggoSs al'3Nrdity is MI that O1r Dick Inns
claims hinder operation thorein into Witch this
gross Is not .piraticaly snuggiel in any
manneE; meitharsl lpartinuy! neither di.
reStlS OF neither explicitly nor aXnbplf:
csllly THIS ground sclHtnls cover AMI nothing.
The aDsol'to monopoly Of this absuvty uufl
read, Atteat.-EIN ssntT
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The Ilate and LOstF fashionable
l E. as
At OR BE'IIO W COST.


ET1HE SUBSCRIpER DESTROYS QFlsELLINGOFF
ibis large aud well selected stock of Spring and
Summer Dress GO0ds begs leave to call the atten-
ton Of Ladies, and public generally to tho bar
gains teroin offered. from this day forward, all
such goods will be sold strictly and In some I'M
stances below cost. To enumerute ali isimpossle.
i will however mentions. s4-st s.t!
pieces Of Dress SIX all styles, very low prices
60Very fine Berega Robes, worth So for S. so.
40Organdy Lawn Robes; with O. aud II. LOUNGES,
worth $12, for only Sc: Also, large assortment Of
plain, atfn.strfped aud figured Berrges will sell
hDe figured BereEes worth cts, for IS cts a yards
and also finest quality plain BereSe at 25 cts per
yard English Bereges below cost, Bereges for
Shag5s; az very 10y price, 50 pieces extra Quality
pieces of neat 0hall worth so Cts at rs ctsper
yard SeyeEnl Piecesof French Chint worth 3I1%
cts, tor 425' cts.t per,Sard. :
Mourning Goods. :essa
Black Figured Twisted silk worth 81 90 for so cts,
yard, and Black satinstriped Bercgc for 81 cts,
par yard! 5 IL :. 6 5ss5 sSS B 5.77.Ee--=3 81
Call therefore early and secure bargains st. u.
gt.s, -, ALEX: IfEYAIAS'S.
= ~. = q 10 Main ST., Wheeling. Va.
s.-Jnst received AM invoice ofIace M ans
which we're sold at ssI will selInoM for u
.1e4S
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HesyeGuOte 4S6tTdctSs
SEES dir Tight and tvilI keen n mn lin1Gts -
/ The FAAfLLT Il, CA-f- Z [TEfARTYGsF5TETS ia "a
gentle hut active % tic which the OrOnrietor
has used In his prnCticc = more than twontv venrs
Theconstantly increas- - ling demand from tSoso
VINO nave long used the ~ PILLS. and the satfs-
~tiAch al eSpressi lin regard their use,
ms me 10 place them within the reach
:, The Profession well know. that different ca.
thaEtlcs act on dherenti portions of the bowels
51heFAAIAlsG dIh-ttZ IAR1YCEPLEL has with
que reference to this - well established fact,
been compounded from e la variety Of5tbe nnTesf
Vegetable trAc which net alilEe On ave
ny part 81 tho elements; ~ ry canal nnd are good
and safe in all cases. where Cnthortic "a nee
ded such as Derdnge-i ~ ne1ts of the 9om0chY
Steolness EailaS an The % Back and Linus CoStiVe-
ness, rum and Slte'leSs 0rey the toho'e t6y rom
sudden cold, which fire. e quentlY, itneglected end
IN 9 long course Of EkreT, Loss Of Appet1te Creep
1hg Ss7t$Gtfo7 tt [nLd = OpeE HE body Restless.
ness, 1e1n1che. or7ce0ht Q Ian The head all Ifdn1
ntdtory DtsenSeS Worms in Children or tLts P6eM
nRdttS, great Purifier of tho Blond and MANY lis
easeE to which feslfS heir, taI numerous TO neTton
IN this advertisement Dose. Ito g.
RRICEy3 DIMES.
= Tie lily EleE1SNIGOIsATOR and FAMILY CA
FitARTlC PILLS are retailed by Druggists general
", and sold wholesale bytliU Trade in all the large
towns S.T.sW.!SANEORD, NJ D..
ManuJnsturer and Proprietor,
Agents. T. H. LOGAN & co. - dec2gd&w1y =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-04
Observation-Disclosures
baltimore 8. OHIO Rain lRoad
ls!ss.s....s.:.ils
WINTER SCHEDuLE.i

-. - - ; = sNFnEEEiNts, s24tli Nov, 1860.
NN and after the 25th November, 1850, the passen-
". ger TRIMS will be run daily sns follows:
ttrst-Ehe NoTth western, Cleveland, Chicago, St.
Louis, indianapolis, sDaHtont Cincinnati, Columbus
Wheeling Ben&eod, Baltimore. and Washington. City
Express departs daily except Sundays ut
theearlisst trains for the Eastern and Southern
Returning, leaves Baltimore A. NJ and arrives
Mt Benwood at S:l5 y. and Wheeling at s45 r. 81
making direct connection With the Western Express
train, train will only stop for wood and water
and mealfn2: the passengers. = Sfv4= 5tsslS5
Second-The Great SQutlE cstcrn, st. Louis Cincin
natl, Columbus, Wheeling; Benwood Baltimore and
Washtngton City xpress Leaves Wheeling daily at
029 II 1I., arFiSilgin Baltimore at 235 p n ], con-
Meeting with the AFTERNOON trains Eastern and
cities Returning, lenves baltimore at r.
b.: andaFTtves al Benwood att: d. and Wheeling
at sis a. 81, making direct the great
" estern Express trains This train will only stop
wood and Wnter and mealing tho passengers.
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily, except Sundays for Grftou ut $50 AM
Returning, will arrive at S-15 T. n.
J: D. FORD, Agent.
W.T.. SIXTH Master of TTanspo ation.s