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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

[si7f eg's;G'1s hfrIctS- g=d put vE1 GLASS; e
SES -ssr JTslf Gr,d srstI e., ~ ss.s=, elan
The JtBsE ! O. 'iTNARZ-!' Pills =
gentle bat actsy CathaE % tic wI5cA tie Proprietor
hAs Essi ia h. practice .Gnare khan twenty v-s.rs
ILeCnIsIaI.tly !Acgcas- inG- deuaIa from lbs,,..
WHO have long used The - pills and The sstis-
tactic. wljc!I al! press - II regard TO tc;r rs
has Induced 10 place : them within The road,
% al -
The Profession well kraUw that different c.
Lac;sc> act oil i-err': . portions # tire Ea.,Ir
jt- - MI ! - III 81 nc ri li,- With
due reference ;,tLs - well .--zI.lzl.,-f fact
ben co;nI'sC'.arl & 81 : variety q tie Tu--~7
Ne-etGr!- - "a cts, - -4-CL scI a4LkC ere
- p--r II Ike eic';vu;E- = y caIGI. ara art cad
and SIfc in all cases - where t'atflar-f-l j. nee
del SUCH IS DsT2Hgs- H,srltS u the Some clt.
SF"r'iT"sS EIiTs Tie = j2ac, and Inns CIS;7u.-
7>SS- Iiss7. Gssd Soreness inrsr tas t7Ie G>y rom
sudden cold Fh:ch fFe = queutly. il neglected end
u Z long curse "t F-rSr L1sS q -fyJtts- Grip
5E9 seiiFaftoa q t.+d - ovcr ne bag. EsSti.ES-
-..ES. Rlf5el lcsigff = - lie had al rrr4
EIE=ary DEzzzsy. HC5fs. ssc7s fr=,s=sy EfEr.-
HtItila. Cre; Egr.fr- %! tic yJzs2 and MANY dis
eases 70 which ;i $ heir. -gst:Ge-Gs 70 IsI.Tir-
- his advertisement D0ss- los
PRICE . DI-EES.
Tie LIVER INIIii ORATOR. and FAMILY CA
THAEIIC PILLS are related ny Druggists general
i! and sold wholesale by fte Trade IN all the la:se
t@Tnz st y. - NF0ED. -. n
Nau-Ja ;Ur@T uui Iru;ri-ror.
l5 Eroldv:.v- Scvr T-gEc-
A-e'.:s, I. i. LOGAN L C dec2-5Gvly
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

FOH AsrHMA OR PR7iusrc. = Oppressed, Difficult,
Labored breathing, attended with Cnu.ll rad EXpec-
toraiion. Price, 80 cents per box.
PoK Ear DISCHARGES AED DEAFSEss.-Disri.arces
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles
AereuriRlA. Por Noises In the Head, Hrrdaess OF
Hearing, and Ringing in tie Ears, and Ear-aclic.
Price, 90 cents per boX.
RoR Observation-Disclosures Glands, Enlarged and In.
durated TOnslls, SWellinIs ami Old Ulcers ScEGulos
Cachexy Of Children. Price, so cents pc: box.
FoR GEEEEAL DEBILITY. - Physical Nervous
Weakness. Ether the result of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges. Price, 50
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsT-Pluid Accommodations, Tur,id Swell.
ngs with ecanty SecretionS Price 90 cents per box
lFoa sRAsIcEHRss.-DeAtiIys Sickness, Vertigo Nau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 30 cents per box.
PoR URINARY DlsRAsEs-For Gravel, Renal Cal.
Gull, Difficult Painful CrtnatiOn, Diseases of the KID
neya. Price, so cents per box.
FoR eENnNAL EnssoNs-Invo voluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re.
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and en-.
Client remedy known and may be relied upon as q
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, or 70 seek advice OF Prof HUM.
PHREIs, can do so, at his office, 562 broadway daily
from AN. to Phi, or by letter.
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ON and after Monday the 10th q AIr.I $50, the
" passenger Trains will run daily a. follows
Firsi-Thc Great Southwestern -. Louis, CiDcin-
nail Columbus. Wheeling, Benw"nd- Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
4:35 p. NJ. arriving in Baltimore al 9:I A. ID con-
meeting with trains far the soul hern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore AT !. p. NJ arriving ri
Benwood 7:3S and Wheeling Al SOS A. NJ. conner;-
ing with the great Western Southwestern and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water
Stcund-The Northwestern. Cleveland. Chicago St
Louis indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati. Columbus
Wheeling. Eenwood- Baltimcre- and Washington City
Express departs daily except saturday AT $50 P II.
Rnd arrives BalfT"re AS =. NJ connecting with
the trains for the Esstere ana Southern cities he
turning leaves Baltimore AZ $50 A. 81, and arriving
al ;EerV.ood AZ :27 ard Wheeling al 5i'5 A NJ This
train stops al all regular stations East 81 Cumberland
Wheeling ana Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. sunday excepted AZ 10 A NJ
arriving in Cumberland At sos J.. u. Returning
leaves Cumberland 6:2o A NJ and arrives Al Wheel
ing ~ $40 =. n. This train stops I'll stations.
Thess trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
FaRD. Agent.
". p SMITR- Master Of Trans, or1Btion.
L. VI. COLI Genl Ticket gent april26-53
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The Latest and Most Fashionable
Dry Goods
AT OR BELOW COST.

EVNHR SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS OF SELLING OFF
his large and we'll selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Dress Goods, begs leave to call the atten-
tion 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 some in
stances below cost. To enumerWte all is impossible.
i will however mention:
100 pieces of Dress silk all styles at very low prices
80 very hne Berege Robes, worth $l2 for $500
20 Organdy Lawn Robes, with and II hounces,
worth $I2 for only 81. Also, large assortment Of
plain satin-striped aud figured Bereges will sell
nDe figured Dereges worth 50 cts, for 25 cts yard
and also Rncst quality plain Bersee at 25 cts, per
yard. English Bereges below cost. BeregeS for
ShawIs at very low prices. 50 pieces extra quality
Organdy Tswn worth SO cts, at % cts per yard IL
pieces Of finest Challys worth 50 cts At 25 cts per
yard. Several pieces Uf French Chintzes worth g
cts, for Is cts. per yard.
Mourning Goods.
Black Figured Twisted silk worth SlcO for 90 cts,
Aysrd and Black Satin-striPed Berego for 81 cts,
per yard.
Call therefore early and secure bargains at
ALEX. HEYMAN'S.
1871 Main ST., Wheeling. Va.
P.S-Just received an invoice OF Lace Man
tIllnR which sold at s., will sell for s.
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REV. Robert, DICK, 1a,3g r.. y : T. i or
to his Agent aud Attorney,
John j. Haines, Lo1eE0a, ENGLAND.


~ To ~LEX.- who il the Montreal G0sStts Of LIST
February. 1860. PrOnouoces the .ideS" OF keeping
accounts current in type" gross Absurdity.''
thanks hereby rendered aud the given
that this gross absurdity is all that Mr. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping accounts. His
Claims hinder no operation therein into which this
EruSS absurdity is practically smnggled in any
manner: neither bodily partially: neither d.
rectIy or indirectly; neither explicitly sTnboli
eally; this ground his claims cover. and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this ab5uI'ity and
nothing else, Is all he asks his claims nationally
road a3test-Sa sept7
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, Pittsb11rg ana Wheel
ing RAN Road.
"a Esz5;=s==ss # =; g. -;

Cleveland. Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
IA - -
On AND AFTER MONDAY, June 11th. 1850. Pas
" senSer Trains VII leave BTidgs2oI1 follows,
Sundays exessseG:l
1o=e9 A. N Nail Train. stopping an way stations
arrives ii Pittsburgh I 2-45 +. NJ. Pliti-
AdelphiR at iEI5 A. NJ New YORK At l6clj
A. NJ. and Cleveland at 5:55 z. NJ.
$50 r N. Fss; Express stepping only Al Martins
vile La Grange. Aingu- SteUbenviHe,
Yellow Greek VellsTine- Liverpool In
dIstTy and Rochester arrives NJ Pitts
UurEh al 500 2. NJ Philadelphia At lo:2ee
A NJ and New York al 2-45 P n.
$50 P. NJ Express TTsin- stepping sli V-Sy Sta
fioTTs. arrives ~ Pittsburgh n l>+5 A NJ
Philadelphia at $50 r NJ New York II
F.30 p. NJ and Cleveland al $50 A ".
Trains MAKE connections NJ Cieyeja.sd. fcT Toledo
NetrSii- Chicago Erie Buffalo and Niagara Fails
RETUR MING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland n $50 A. II. and 5:S5 P. NJ. and
N-44ve at bridgeport al $50 A NJ and $40 Z n
Leave Pittsburgh 100 A. NJ 600 A NJ and 1:S
P. NJ and arrives NJ Bridgeport ST 4:So A n Ices
A. NJ. and 4:49 7. NJ
Excursion Tickets 10 Pittsburgh snd return $50
Excursion tickets = SteGieuvile and return 81 100
Pare klTayE as low. and time much quicker than
my other route.
Through Tickets to all T,sints in the West, North
street; nsxt Aoorto Sp:isg House Wheeling. Va and
II Bridgeport Sta1ios
FreiG contracts VIII he made a. lewesI rates 20
aTly point accessible by ;his rtd and lis connections
the East North, West and NORTHWEST AZ Office
No. - wa1s: street., with Freight GEM Bridge
rs:r Station. r. HAMILTON 4 gent
Wheeling. Va
JOHN CHAPzi-EH- Agent
!. y. MCCULLOUGH President.
e,>f - A
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list; make up a case Of what kind
you choose, and incoSe the amount In current note
or stamps by mall TO our address at 562 Broadway,
NeV.York and the medicine will be duly returned BY
mail or express, free of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-Wed desire an active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies in every town or
community In the United States. Address DR.. Hex
RRRRTB Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, NRw-VoRE
Sold by LAUGHLINS & BUSIIFIDLD, Druggists,
II Main street, Wheeling. may25 dEwiy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-29

Dr.. ARxoLp, when Mt Laleham, once
lost all patience with duh scholar, when
the pupil looked up n his face and said,
srWhy d. you speak anErily- sir? Indeed
am doing the best can Years HfJer
The doctor used TO tell the story TO his
own children. and say. Il never felt SO
ashamed of myself in my life That look
and that speech have never forgotten.
Is NOT this r very Suggestive fact for nanr
parents and teachers. and for masters. TOO,
who are ofitirnes impatient and u1reason-
able with youths OF 1his Glass;
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DTSPATCH PATENT.

The btuelstOTs CEIims acs1tosycgca GEa protected
BIZ s.e Governments NJ Canada iItc EEited S1GtcS,
and Grs1t Britain: 10 oil rgl.0R II mag concern.
TTYHAT / CLAIM AS MY INVENTION Is, THE
w coutriyRuce Of keeping accounts Cur-rut- q
WhGtever kind. description u variety IN IrGnbei
orm by keeping the statements OF the several &C
eOuut- standing printer type their egniysitElts
the type being II arranged IN form ~ 10 Huinl u
being readily and quickly resdusted IN any pEricu-
lar part. where account mag have undergone
rhnnUs Iy the lapse Of time or the OF bust
ess transactions: SO that when reaJi usted in a.!
such parts mp 10 any given date impression then
taken from the typo shall exhibit "a printed form
the true state Of all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances OF conclusions IN &C
cordGncs with end ends contemplated in keep
ing the record: rendering IT, in commercial business
q balance sheet of the mst COMPACT and perfect
character. the details Of management being substHn-
italy IS recited IN specification wherein IL IS shown
that the fact or facts be recorded. may be repre-
either separately in combination Ly Whatever
else will indicate the fact facts desired: and
Furthermore. based this primary invention Rsc
claim the device cOntrivRnce Of rendering OF
transmitting accounts in partial or full statements
when the statement statements 80 sent are thus
substantially thus, kppt IL type bS Jhe cehtt4-
VRnceE of nv invention be the medium Ot transmits
sion what i may; hut the particular mode al rem
daring accounts tTv the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement. Reel. and Cutter
stamp claim in the brORdest and fullest sense and
also the machine fsef embracing m III forms and
modes. Of operating. indicated in Describing IL
either a simple hand instrument or propelled
ny machinery. And in connection with these speci-
&c claims and based upon thsn- also claim ali
and appliances EubstantinllF the same
a. those herein claimed or intended 10 be claimed
With these claims fuir acknowledged and protected
Is above this invention has already spread ITSELF
over Canada eighteen Suites Of the American Union.
and into Great Britain and IS used in moro than
three hundred Newspaper OiiceE- ItE immense value
TO banking aud similar institutions viii be shown ia
a circular which Will make its appearance sOsn-
AienuWhiIs applications for in uTmatiDn Deeds Of
Right .Disp itch aschiuea- viii receive due at
tsntion, when addressed either tn
: L.
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PRICE.

Case Of 20 viaIs complete, in morocco and Bout SIS
Case Of 20 walls, and Book, plain. ............ !
Case of 10 numbered bSSes, and 5Uris, -. 9
Case OF boxes, numbered, ard Boot, .......-...
engle numbered boxes, witt directions, % c:s.
single lettered boxes, wii. directions, 30 cts
Large case With viais. Cor planters aud ply
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Til H';C'en; hears no reseu,lI7ncn - INV otte-
e2tarnal ram" y - present -r.rr tie world. IT,
mole II i a:'siTtfi "a = frarrliinr.
i neaat:i'ss 20 lie LASS nf 7he di-"1sa--ons 70
IL vry ~'urceaa cures ]; fra.a ;be ft=ll beneath
rtr skin tie surface.
othcrort,a- applications To- S-r7s,lq a,; Rie,,,,,.
r. s-'rrr' T.Hvr-vv' 5-- driving be -7-sE. ~
VIM AID strn oe7.S'ing ierr!i.s iureruss laalr.-
%aaTnN'S ONT Y2.s.r. o. tho ra.s.r-srv .4,-a,v-
IN ''.~nr q! r'@ 1-t-e J77 sfs sud -y:y particle
Of = - 1',=-zf iF''.Fr TTTT"r''s 7TrE F7TEs-
thu the IL ELECTS arr cor,,Ie'e -: only
are Tfa healed the e-=.rfIar.- r.rH vel tin
seedlings reiured hr' the sEr Of the ai- rl-r az
relapse.
Sold in Large Botties-Price - Carts.
GERRIT TOR TON crlr--ni-- F-ar.riot.,r. y. :
WHOLESALE 9EPrE 1T
PENF9Ln- PARKER & MOWERS
Whn'"sal" Druggist Il Ee-.rat-l s-'-e- View yr,l
80 SOD 'rv LAT-f-IILTNS < TsUSFIFTEE.T, vfree-
ling. and : TgNDF->.Tf,TsG. R-5F-,r.,-f uFz-Iv
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SANFORD'S
Liver Inyigorator.
NEVER DEBILITsTrS

IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FKos. GUNS
and hs> hcclr-s :lu .ststsi-spl tseI StHF.5sr.s
Medicine ASsz l. s s.- I-ayc,i IL al HAT Irar,
IlsS} itslud + r..T;- e - tgVii! ,rl.i,. il,
ali the diseases Cor ysi,h - :; = recommended
IL has CuI Cd thousands ~ within ItesR tyu wears
Who trad given u, az = l5-,c~ OF r,IigE - H..
uT::s=rauS U.Is ol5cIied certificates il ny -.
session show
IkcCios= rarsI ts adar- = Ted tie compartment
Of the individual taking = and Esd Il s4.s! nan
titles 70 act gently =. - tts Bowels
LsIFhe diEIsTescs ycIlr - :UGEi1eat .s-ide vlu *
the Of The LE!-EG - II gTtty : 70 r. ssli IL
Nsil Lscsr C5rl- - y'-.isHs g7i'gf7ss 4s.-is
3gssgJsltr. chronic d. - ,srTEtg, SsslReT- Gl1-
rsL4lStS, DsseFs.y. Dro1- = 81 .S2Vr soraaoh Ifgif!-
iEII CsSf'rrEsSs. tloiS= = EssIrEr. C,srrG yrr1ry
CSro'5fG [Tastsg. ria - 1scs. .Er9,I5ct Frl.z .
u rsIEs.ssScs and ;'=Sy toe used successfully m
CyiiI.cTg {IHJig Ef6i- e r..- L viii cure .STCH
kIG-s 1f-iC'zgE - thou = -s1S testify 3.
tf-sfy 5sIaAi>s- y tss or = uroc Ts--sT-lH-ls arr
;alsIs ~ commencement - 81 attack.
Ill '-5o rs II are .qi,- Srq ;hei- Testimony
lis favor. -
-Hi-T TAZER IN - ggEE MOUTH " III
TIE IlNiJEDRITcj.. < VI SHfLEg!- horn
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BALTIMORE
Comm 81 cial College.
loo TED.
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Si,..

/ O c ! 7 .
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Si,.=
LIN u.L Nd,
'E7Ii!s INSTITUTION l. NON IN Tie Isl
! PROSPEROUS and f-Iir--hiu- ca27.'.-
rlt tis is-t Two set' !ls- j; rai nrn--.,Fy .I-
large: apartments tzr TIE acc lIGsl.....,
cre;'-!rg AErnhe- u srulnufs repre- se. nat
every >;l-t IL ~" Union
Il unw ,.-Curi== ,s-.- IT Tire q. - a.--
dcststit.ly located llii.t,i,.=s IT, fts.
furnished.
The advantages and f, lite here ..f.r-.. ~
int1 desiring : lE..il'y .l.-l.as' .r'- s.-- Us
var II tE-'es go. the '.-'1Et.-E li1.--. ~ a'
Th1~ggt IydG5~l.f Busseszs E'.szrs'aa -aaa-l =
I-r:ri z=l. il arsv r,lrri--z ~ s.E-v -a4.-. 49,
!-shineIE; i: the United States.
FACULTY:
+ l.. l 1>I:-i.-
fTincilal-LecturcE n the - e'1rv q Arr-r-'- q
DCr-t- Eus-- u.s. r..--. ,--,
PHILLIPS.
Professor OF lie Iae7-y aud i're:rfiz..r 90 z.
md s'nrI---r efa.
Il Eayrr>-
Associate Prof.. T.: -s-pafaE--
y C-.T 1'5
Professor Of Business aud s..R-ae--.I rs'.;a''.-E
= r WILLIAMS
3ry. J.. YEA-ES Ha-E>- T.
Lecture: g 1."~-.i i.'a'-
TEJSTFl.s=
Hon. Jra, ?. Kennels. 81 '.~.a' Eas..H'
i-aE.. Tho. Swami. ~ y = '. -s..--.
JACOB Iru-t. E-gl- N' -..- N.---.--. 49,
Tie College = provide ~.
q STANDARD wprks expressly .'-.7 E.-' ~ .-7
dents.
zach Student It, le-E t. l-ia--.1 an
Taic-y instructed.
There beng M vaca:a u ias5.z th-rea- s1.r.'
can cn:e: - SIIT time
Tlleti,ne USUALLY regp!- 81 pe5ali ets -t' Gull ar
from 10 y weeks
a DIPLOMA i awarded to a. csr.lu-'cs
a large ltgtzstf.rla-E .sTL44ls4-l.lt.a
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TRIOMPHE DE GAND
strawberry PLANTS.

A OMITTED BY AMATEURs q FRUIT GROW
gardeners generally. to be the LARG EST and
Most Prolific Strawberry Known.
They grown t!iis TO average inches in
circumference. and sold in the Pittsburg market nj
zoe piece. They hold in bearing % days later than
any others and retain their large size to the last
limited number only can be supplied at 81 per 100
or <i5 psr 1900.
Also. Wilson's Albany, fresh every day from the
ground at 81 per 100, 81 per 900, for sale by
jy23 JOHNSON & FROST.
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FRlCE ONE DOLLAR FEE noT7LE.
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4ailg sluttIIigeaftr.
SOUR GRAPES.

SOUR GRAPES.
~ ny % you who know me. that the Presidency
has No charms fr Ds-DWgizS.
A fox Enore subtle Than the reE9-
And keen n al his Renses-
By hunger one day i'SinE priest,
Broke Ger tbs garden fences
The pear trees bending II the ground
be svUre fhry we're inviting
Ard peaches tle.e were A-oGna;
HI said, n bow de4iEhtinE7
But, o. .hs grapes" aud raFP aiuEBP
High q his legs could rear i.iu1-
Bun WREN he ion mss9 iFoE shis ruInp,
Aud DereT once WenT Dea+ them
sSuch Equr rTapes iaatbu ffri- sight
THEY'D kiil Ile with tbe collie
would not eat them L Iagits-
JLElRPsa bR fOr -FTnilc-
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M WATER ma 7gIE MOTIF " III
TIE INTJG0RATCl,. S.E.G STfLLoB- RORY
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH President.
Pr MYERS Gent Ticket Ayr. -
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SUMMER ARR AVGEMENT

u EZzz;E7 - - go
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Dyspepsia, I'm nuri,y of the Blood.

From Rer. j. Y. HifqDs, Passor If -4aycnt
Church. Bos,ey
Or AVER: have nseI your pill VIII. s-tr:ssrIi-
nary success. i'll NV family and a-npaC those am
called :" WISH in distress To regulate The Organs q
digestion and purify tine blopi they ara tie rgr hest
remedy haze ever known. and confidently re-
CONNIE nd them n my friends.
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DEFaIsI NM u 7 II INIEEIlR-
w. .l.i.. .-tr... u Z II. -. lE..n

"ashiLStnn. D. g. 1tl' Feb lsfD.
S:E: llETe used EouE Pills il my general and Los
pi'ai practice ever since Won GNds them and cau,Iot
hesitate = they Lee te; rthsrtic employ
Iflei regulating action the liver $ quick and
ciaed consequently thew an admirable remedy
for arrangements nf that organ. Indeed. lave
seldom faand oF 6ttDt,S siisrss 80 oUstilgC
that il did nnt readily yield 10 them.
PraternElIy yours ALnNZo BALL NJ. D.
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BiIIloas DLsorder.-Ltver complatnts.

t'yhH Dr. IhTOziOTs BsR- Gf -Asty York car.
N~t only your pile admirably adapted ro their
purpose = an apsrienf- but find their beneficial e.
3ecio upon The Liver very marked indeed Tller
have in my practice proved more efectuaI iar tlu
cure Of Li}i5o1s c1apl1iHts than any one remedy !
ca:n mention. sincerely rejoice thai We ::EYg at
length curative which Is worthy the confidence OF
tile TTsEe4siu;J md the r.efr,lr
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WAHsAw. Wyoming Co. y. Y. Oct. n. S5:
DEAR : n: AN using yJur Ca'hartic I!l= il IN
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DIES ARC, ARKANSAS, AUGUST 29. 1860.


 ed the suppression by Congress of the slave trade carried on in and through the Dis trict of Columbia. a-a sf6e
 Let 1t be remembered that Edward Ev. erett voted for resolution declaring thai Congress has, by the Constitution, the power to abolish slavery in the territories of the United States. aa
 Let it be remembered, that Edward Ev- erett voted for resolution declaring that no new State shall hereafter be admitted into the Union whose Constitution or form of Government shall permit the existence of domestic slavery therein.
 Let it be remembered, that Edward Ev- erett voted for resolution declaring that Congress has, by the Constitution, power to abolish the traffic of slaves between the States of the Union, and that the exercise of this power is demanded by the princi- pies of humanity and justice. Let 1t be remembered, that Edward Ev. erett has been addressed by citizens Ala bama, in the hope that he would repudiate this record, and he has not only failed, but refused 10 do it. 4se Let it be remembered, that John Bell | of Tennessee, native of slave State, but all his life friend and ally to the North, has been selected as fit and proper can didate to run on ticket with Edward Ev. erett, whose record is fairly stated in the foregoing paragraphs.
 With all these facts staring them in the face, can Southern men vote for Bell and Everett?
Des Arc citizen., 1860-08-29

TALE OF AN ELEPHANT.-Tell my grandchildren, said the late Right Rev. Daniel Wilson, writing home from India, that an elephant here had disease in his eyes. For three days he had been com pletely blind. His owner, an engineer officer, asked my dear Dr. Webb, if he could do anything to relieve the poor animal. The doctor said he would try nitrate of silver, which was remedy, commonly applied to similar diseases in the human eye. The huge animal was ordered to lie down, and at first, on the application of the remedy, raised most extraordinary roar at the acute pain which it accustomed. The effect, however, was wonderful. The eye was, in a manner, restored and the animal could see. The next day when he was brought, and heard the doctors voice, he laid down of himself, placed his enormous head on one side, curled up hIs trunk, drew in his breath just like man about to endure an operation, gave sigh of relief when Ii was over and then. by trunk and gestures. evidently wished to express his gratitude What sagacily! What lesson to us oi patience