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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-17
BY. CHARLES ". BUTTON.
7 l. II Nj -

~ v1pGINIAN is published daily al 81 and Tri-Weekl At
Inc in advance, aud Weekly al 81 invariably in a
s. Per h.rwse AZ 80 will be charged al No paper
except 1.-THE option oi The Proprietor uh
wa ~ ~ ar,raruc.s shall have been paid
u a rpTs EMENTS inserted lor 30 cents per square Of
& o less for the first insertion, aud BY cents for each
10 npl,ss ordered inIerforf weekly and then tp
r soare will charged for each Insertion 1.-The
insertions be moi marked on the Mss will be published
''t " iarrd out and charged accordingly,
THE YEAGLY RATES ARE:
r one square daily 70
For w" ,.ar. r n eekly Observation-Disclosures.
tri- weekly 49, -"
Advertisements intended for both papers subject to 'Ie
cisl contract It, LII, l., ,;, -, =, ali, ;,,,, h,
81 ~ The advertisements charged for transient rates
All new advertisements appear in the daily and trweek
!paer pocc. which exceed eight lines are charged
hly Gpr
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A. I5. RUCKER,

Grocer and General Commission Merchant
Ias MAIN STREET. LfNcHBURG, "a,
rI Give his personal attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco
w Wheat Flour Com, Bacor Lard Butter, &c. and make
t...os v. nm r.nsionmens when desired. july l5-dis
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''" '"Vr',A'IilJENrlINE y, 'ilJE;'>s1 g. HENlTNG, ! e.
q II q 4 4 u s.
Naxt Door to the Merchants Bank.

Z
yr L..n on hand Groceries o the best equality
W ~ which we particularly invite the attention ofou friends
l cnsomers We tender thanks 10 our friends for past
and hone fidelity the interests all who may taNo
% to merit continuance Of the same We are now receiving
ar salt &C. Sc which offer cheap for cash coun
i'n'n. i'n,,ce Jan io-ts.
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CLOTHING! CLOTMING!! CLOTHING!!!

addition To the large and fashionable stock Of READY =
MADE CLOTHING purchased, have engaged hst r"'c
CUTTER and WILL this date. manufacture great part "
m! stock al home. Having bought my Goods from Importers
and Commission Houses can offer great Inducements l" We
public. Garments short notice. and good ~
always warranted My fends, aud all lovers Of home and
southern manufacture, requested 10 ralronze me- VIII
hod out great inducements cash and prompt paying custom
ers My stock embraces Gentlemen, Youths and Boys Cloth
my Of every descriptions; also, Furnishing Goods such as
Shirts Collars Gloves. Ties Handkerchief Drawers Socks
suspenders Trunks Carpet Bags and number OF "ihr a
eles. To Country Merchants will say, that better
prepared than will sell cheap house this
side Of baltimore To call Will amply repay The purca
ser for his trouble. NJ. GCGGENIiElMER.
iYNcIBURG, April II, 1850.
S-A considerable number OF good hands find steady
employment and reasonable prices paid for work. the South
ern Clothing Manufactory. lap 11sl NJ o.,
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BY WIN, HAMILTON

d. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
EHitsal ORPHANS COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY the
undersigned, administrator, will sell PUBLIC
March, 1860, at 4o'clOck P NJ - ~ ~ "S Vi
s Ill that GROUND, in Baltimore city described as
@ DC beginning Tor the same the west side of Front
90 ee southery from the southwest corner of Front
n reJ streets thence souherly bounding on French
street eighteen feet, thence weswardly to Zones, Ea
thence northery bounding Jones' Falls eighteen faaf
and thence easteIly to the place beginning Being tb
same ground which, by deed of suitcase dated the 18Th Of
1906 and recorded among the land records Of
baltimore city, in Liber f. d. No Ill fol 36s was made Nv
Annabea Fisher and Mary Fisher to the late Dennis
The above ground is improved by HOUSE two stories
hlg, with back building and is subject to the annual
rent of fifteen dollars. ~ '
Terms OF saleOnethr cash; third in three months
the balance In six months the credit payments to bear
interest from the day of SALE and secured to the salts
faction of the administrator ~ ~ '
Also at the same time and nIace SIYTy FOTrp Cal
Ions OF WINE for cash. ~
p. MLAUGHLIN
Trustee.
r,oos, WIN. HAMILTON
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G1ntation.

Il KNAPPS
l. ENGLISH AND GERMAN INSTITUTE,
Silly No 10 SOUTH GAY STREET.
A LEX. HOFFMAN,
n DESIGNER AND CARVER,
ID RA VINO A Nd II Cd e Ill ING
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,l
mh21y Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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M GlLMOR, JR.,
w STOCK AND BILL BROKER

mo. S. CUTTINGS l. Co,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE
STOCK AND BILL. BROKERS,
NO. % SoUTH STREET,
2uy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
aug otner markets 49, ''
al[cnase and sell Ground Rents
collateras ~ ~ '' EsGite' Notef' ana other
fMSegouatee lime Time Paper and Stock Loans
States and Canada. ""'e''io'0 poihlS III the unlteu
ecenve aeP0sts IN Bapkable Uncurrent Funds and
transact e OF Private Banking in all OF its enart
-. . ss 9 vi deposits jal8-tf
Il STOCK, BILL AND NoTE.RRoKER
Rrr0 o,a ,o. -, ~ -. -, NO; NORTH STREET,
~ --ne-o, neseeloeo teoocs, LodIe, ac. my4tf
SAMUEL HARRIS 4 SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS'
NO. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
COECT on all accessible points in the United States and
CanadaS, promptly, and on favorable terms
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates
NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business every
department mh4ly
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TRUSTEES SALE


EeijI OF VALUABLE FARM ON ELKRJDGE
LAAs4& PART OF WAEERLEY.
BY virtue of decree the Circuit Court for Howard
county the subscriber, trustee will offer at PI1Ri 10
SAL at the Court House door at El1cotP9 Mills ON
TUESDAY, the goth day of March, 1860 at IL O'clock 4 NJ
ID All IIiAT FARM, formerly occupied by the late Chas
n Howard belngpart he tract called WAVERT FY stu
afed on the old Frederick road miles from Ecos Mills
4 miles from the Frederick turnpike, and one mile from
M9odsock "a station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ana CONTAINING about 2s7}9 1t Immediately adinins
Garros Manor and the lands Messrs Richard laws
Nm Frost, Samuel Brown and others '1'
The soil is of excellent quality every field is well wotasd
it fine Apple Orchard ' 0'" ie'e 10 on
The improvements FRAME DWELLING UOIrSF
House, &c. " ~ AANS|' 'iea'
II not sold in body the Farm will he offered in tvo
nearly equal portions, advantageously divided
The terms, prescribed by the decree are-One third
cash. in one and the remaining third IN two
years the credit payments to bear interest from the ay of
SAFE and to be secured by the bond promssOrv If
p1rcnassr with surety to be approved by the trustee
immaculate possession can be given the purchaser
,o,,o THOMAS DONALDSON.
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TRUS TEE'S SALE


LAKGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FIXTURES AND GOODWILL, OF THE
n ESTABLISHMENT.
me undeTSigned Trustee, is authorized to sell at PR
HATE SALE, the STOCK on hand, FIXTURES aad GOOD
W., III VI The DRY GOODS STORE, No. 1872 LEXING-
Steuart. " nj ~ ~
Proposals will he received at any time before the SECOND
OF MARCH NEAT, when, if not sold by private contract
me whole viii be offered for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on
ut uay on the premises, commencing at 10 o'clock NJ
entire or in parcels as may be deemed best
c,,. GEO r. ClNNAMOND,
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N OTTO E. A. l. nrv,us
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has returned to his Old Stand, 2Sl EAST
BALTIMORE STREET, where he intends devoting his
divided attention to the CABINET and UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS. He has on hand and is constantly manufactu
ring the best Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Furniture
all which he will sell low be had in the city The
public are respectfully invited to call and before pucha
sing elsewhere.
Ships Cabins fitted out on the most accommodating
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SlD[ks, TFfgangf, Tt.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES for sale by
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
mh2-3t 1856 Baltimore street
STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY
~ SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
mh2-3t 1856 Baltimore street
TINTED STATES SIX PER CENT. STOCK
" OF 1867 for sale by ?. Fl. SULLIVAN,
fe2T-u o
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'. I4I1lI NIUN n BhUUUEN, AuctlOneer5
BY SAMUEL j. SOPER a. 60,
TRUSTEE'S SALE

- LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOoDI
On FRIDAY MORNING NEXT March I'd at IN o,oIoo,
at STORE No l62 LEXINGTON STREET by order Of M
contained in said Store, viz 'A @oobo
Cassimers Satnetts, Cloths, Kentucky Jeans Kersie,
MeTln9s Muslins, De Lanes Alpacas Black and Fsncy
silks, Prints, Ginghams, Unbeached Musns JaconettsS
GamorG Musllns Null Musins, LADIES' Mems and Chill
drens Hosiery, Beached and Brown Twied Cotton Man's
NMomen,s and Childrens Silk and Cotton Gloves Kid
gloves six Madras and Cotton Handkerchefs Sewing
SILK, Spool Cotton &c Also, Fancy Goods JeweIry c
Also, the Fixtures and Good WILL '
Terms cash, in bankable money.
GEO X. CINNAMOND, Trustee
fe25tS SAMIL i SOPER
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1ubIit SaIts.
BY SAMUEL III. COVER


A. HANDSOME TIIREE-ST0RY DWELL
I s SIX 81 At SF6SEET MAR Al.
AFTERNOON March 9Th, at 81 o'clock on the premises
LOTT GF GR6N Ssry yfqPS
II 9s ee Ess aS Of Pearl a e s Lot
communicates with Arch Street ''ee iee ''
sF Az s. Ri e. rsS Esf a ana E Es
f sgdag Ss two GaTlos hall and FIVE
marble mantes and finished in good style and every cop
yenence for family nc Also the right Of the Of the
Terms SaSe Si and q 9
with interest and approved security Title ndsputabe
fe2S-ts No 81 Baltimore street
BY GIBSON u co.
f.::t TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING
@,,.I ON THE WEST SIDE OF SCOTT STREET.-THE
city, the undersigned Trustee will sell public auction at
id h "a sre $780, At eSSn o y on the
v 49, At Tor Of GRoGND AND THE IMPROVE
MENTS thereon the side of Scott street at the dis
lance Of two hundred and eight souwardy from the
front on Scott street of thirteen feet SIX inches, with
aep OF about eighty feet to ten foot alley Subject to
Terms Of Saie0ne fourth cash. one fourth in sixty davis
The credit payments carry interest from the day Of sale
~ GESR$EE II GILL; fHf1' fFastes
fsaO1awswSa,o,a,av GIBSON CO., no.,.~Ss
EE:;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, pass
Wits 80 he sae Of Robert FGEer rs William
sell by public auction at the Exchange Saesroom on Sc
como street. IN said city, SATURDAY the 3rd day of
March next at O'Clock, p. NJ,
ALL THOSE NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated in said
city and thus described:
No l. Beginning for the first thereof at the North
west corner of Fulton and Eagle Streets running thence
on futon street Northery 81 feet thence Westerly par
el w win Eage street Z feet to feet alley thence South
feet to the beginning
Nos 2$ :, and7 Also, Six Lots next adjoining No.
t Ie WORTH and fronting each IL 67 Fulton street,
with depth of II feet to said alley
NOS and9. Also, Two Lots next adjoining No IN III
fronting each II feet Fulton street and running
pa G OF that width 2O2 feet to a 90 feet alley.
The first seven of said lots subject ground rent of
2 each payable semiannuay the st March and Septem,
ana the last to ground rent of $6 each payable semi
ntn "a ~ U t5 isI vi nlarch and sept "ch Of said
The terms of sale onethrd and the balance in
three and six months The above lots will be sold SEN
arately. STEM RT RR0WN' sep
fa1o eouou.E5 crn,o,. -. - Trustee.
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NEW IN BALTIMORE. The principle on which int
system is founded, offers to those who may make of
absolute that they will be brought into
relations with precisely the classes and sections
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Dry 6Oo6s


T0al.
| CoAh' GOAL,
saa Glsy 2sh d5aEp pounds Superior quality
Delivered free charge in any part Of the city at IS rs
~ ~ JOHN 6 GAY Ne sg9 WoHa Ha.,.r
-, N. W; corner Park and Fayetfe streets
Wharf-foot Euaw street.
KINDLING WOOD x,sD,,xe wooO,
ANb Sax yfa M Re a
a ana dealer r fire TREE If charge ES FER GENT less than
6ffce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets.
WOODl WOODll
and sn OAK .5 AMP PINE W1oD without ~ being saved
Light street. or other wharvgs o il The city
oaice-Pratt and Fremont streets -''~
{. Park and Fayette streets. felOtfr
CHARLTON FREE BURNING COAL.
~ The cheapest Coal in the market An excellent article
for family or counting room purposes. Orders promptly
filled, and 22io lbs to the ton guaranteed by
feS-u cor McElderry's wharf and Pratt street
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
UMNEs. STEPHEN s. LEE, Agent,
ma4H sos. Gay street
TOAL OIL.
brated Excelsior OIL now prepared to fill orders At
manufacturers prices and solicit the attentien Of dealers
d9-tf Corner of Pratt street and Buchanan's wharf
S00 TONS MORE COMPANY'S
O-i-' CHAs GILMoR Sole Agent,
diff IS Second street, near the Post Office.
DANIEL G. BRUCE, :
ANTHRACITE Witt r APP 52 SHB COAL,
s23 eo6m OFFIcE-CoRNER South AND LOMBARD SITS
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GUARANTEED CIRCULATION
T. e. " T III o u s A ~ II,
EXCLUSIVELY AMONG
THE SELECT BUSINESS MEN
iSOaxtM anal West.

The proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE in the year
ust closed, established system of
4 ID Y ER TISIN G.,
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

J4l-u
T'HE MERCANTILE AGENCY
ID PRATT CO.,
The sspeeay SUCH Msrehants a. are
S to e AMID AMID sa a gEes
0m long and the salts
ent cities East and have years been subscribers
the cities country towns ample satisfaction as to The rela
y Of ma G and the benefit be derived
TOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
RoBT B. COLEMAN, late of the firm Of Coleman stet
son. Of the Astor House. and recently of the st Nicho
R f!f a tn aen Se @ b his abST
welll nown house for a term of years
Many important alterations and Improvements have been
Of this house is convenient to travellers citizens the
and Ohio and Washington bepots being in close PROV
Liberal arrangements will be made with families and sim
gle gentlemen for board (eithsr gII PARTIAL
NIAGARA T Falls mi he a
has made so popular with the travelling public during the
past season d13m
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends customers and
The Gnbjc that am now constantly in the receipt of
Doo,,.- ,...,..... AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
teres to GALL my arrangements in the country are such
enable me to furnish these articles upon the most
81 Country Produce sold on commission and the high
est cash advances made on consignments.
AZ Camden street, and
Jallu 1903 Franklin street.
MANuEL T. FoRsYT II. LEWIS II COLE
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS.
THE UNDERSIGNED,
- - o K ItE FOR OF
PIMLlCO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from ~ Exchange
Place to "
No 81 FAYErrE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
Where will be found stock of Manufacture
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
AND IN EVERY STYLE PACKAGES,
-- - In part as follows ~
SCOTCH SNUFF-Loose in bbs and kegs,
do do In beef and calf bladders packed In bbs.
and tierces
do. do In II H. bottles in 6, and doz cases.
10 DO In and OF. papers, in bills, IL and s
- dog. cases.
MACC0BOY SNUFF-In tierces, kegs, Jars bottles
COARSE SNUFF-In tierces kegs, and Jars
STEM SNUFF-In bbls.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos j. and 3, cut and dry, in bbls., pound, ound,
and quarter pound papers, neatly put up in gross. half
gross boxes.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
OF all grades loose in bbs also pound half poi I'D and
quarter pound and in packages of anc
Also in 10 h. bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by u.s.
rs We would solicit a share of your patronage.
FORSYTH COLE,
81 Fayette street, doors west of Charles
JI-t Baltimore. Md
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EEAa WaA1 TAR PEOPLE ~.

The undersigned having used Professor Hum
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
II families will tie Ilost satisfactory results AID
having fun confidence In their gc.uneness. purify,
and ehcsry. chee-fuiy recommend t4sTo 70 al per
sans who Tish 10 have safe, reiis5e, and e!cacous
remedies 81 hand Tor private az domestic Use.
TIE Rev Wa HCszner, editor Of - The Northern
Independent,7 Auburn, y Y. the Rey- L. II. Crss-
ser D. D.. Rector Of s., Peters Church. Auburn n Y /;
tie Rev. B ]. Ives, Chaplain OF he Auburn S;s:e
Prison: the Rev. SreaceF NJ Rice, Rector SeE-Bed-
fgri Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele, SeE-Tor!; C5it
ference; he Rev Sa.a1el Nichols Eas-G eresee Con
terence. y. Y tie Rev. P 5. Pratt, Dorset VT the
R-T. Jul l. RoGie, Buffalo: a c. Han, Esq, Utica,
y. T.; tie Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne; T!e Hon.
schuyler Colta& South Eead, Iu; The lion. George
Humphreys, y. Y Henry D. Cook, Esq-, Eftor Of
!. Ohio State Journal" Columbus, Ohio; TIE Ho;.
Case, Monticello. FIA tho Hon Joseph Benetici
UijcN, y Y: VIZ. BrisSol, Esq, CtIcs y. I; A &.
Pond, Esa.. Ctics y. +. JaLoes Plunkett. Esq, Nss
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4airg gnfeGlloe1lfet,


SocIETI Al SAKAIoGA.-Bayarj Taylor
thus speaks Of Saratoga IN the height OF
the season.
AS for the manners Ufsurii place: there
is not much to he said You Gnd all the
classes-1he refined. The shoboish and the
Tulgar-which enter into tbe composition
of ali society The rich families hare the
best rooms. and ara hest serted at table
(they fee the Walters heaviest the more
moderate take The Odds and The ends Of the
accommodations; there are clans and
cIiques and jealousies, as elsewhere. con-
quests and triumphs, hstre1. fidelity: inf
delitE, love, marriage, divorce and death.
The TRAGEDY Of life dances in the same set
with It's COMEDY The genleme1 hare
their side OF the Serands, where ;hey sit 10
arm-chairs. read the New YORK papers,
smoke, and cock up their feet on the rail
ings: and tbs ladies theirs. where they
spread their teuder-tiutsd skirts, dutteT
their fans and Their swan ike recks, and
exchange SWEEP inuendoes. OutTsr6ir,
all is gay, cheerful, inRocent, fashionsbly
Arcad;an (which consists in turning eli
out-oF-6oors into & drawing roome-but
could wish. for nv own private benefit.
thrt as IL the shapes il the Hal Of EbliS,
there were a pane Of glass inserted in
every bosom. showing LIE currents Of the
true and hidden life. ] haze 40 doubt l
should hnd-making allowances for eIn-
cation and association-HumHu Nature.
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LIST OF spEcIyIc RrMEpIrs.

Ha.l.-Far Fever, Conges,ion, aud lnasrn-s.a:iou.
No. s.-Tos NTH Fever, wcrsl Colo. we,'.ag tue
no. s-Eor coHe, Crytog, Teeshiug. spd wais.sl-
10: A-Fer Di.rrhoes, Cho'era Infaa:uu, and Sun
So. SgFsr Colo, Clippings, Dysentery, or Bloody
NJ. S-Por Cholera, Cholera Mcrbus, Vomiting.
T'.-0At
ness Of Head.
No. I0.-DTsPErsrA P;LLs-Yor Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver CoupIaint
No. Il.-FoE FEMALE IEAEGriAEETiIs, Scaaty, Paia-
f.l. or SErpErssed Periods.
No. 1For Leacorrhea. 9rO:use Mense.. 1ad
BeSr;ag DOW q Females
No. l5.-For Group, HoarSe CouFh, Bad Breathing.
No. l4-sALT RHErN P:iIs-PoE ErySiPelss, EruI-
lions, Pimples on the Pace.
NJ. l5-RHErMATIc PIIs-FoT Pain, LaIneress,
or Soreness in tie Chess, Back, LoinS, or Limbs.
A-Por FeTer and Ague, Chill ReTe', Dumb Agae,
Old MisInanaVed AGuGs.
For piles, Biind OF Bleeding, Internal or R1-
. ;ernaL
O-For Sore, Weak, or Inaaned Eyes and EyeBds
PailinR, wesk, or BluECed Sight,
C.-For Cat-.rTh, Of long standing recent, either
with obstruction or Proiuse discharge
". C.-FOr Whooping Cough ab2ting It's TiOleace
and shortening Its course.
In all acute diseases, such IS Feverz Inaaunnatona
DiArTh6a, DysenteTy, Group. rheumatism, ard such
eruPtVe diseases as Scarlet FeTe- Measles, and Try
Bpelas, the advantage OF giving the proper remedies
promptly II obvious, and in I'LL such the Epe-
cihcS act Ike charm. The entire disease Is often
arrested At once, and in all cases the violence the
stack Is moderated, the disease Shortened and rem
dered less dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent &C.
euTTence, and which often lay the TyunoEIon Of
diseased lunEH bronchitis, and lton may al
be At once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills.
III AL chronic diseases, such Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation LiSer Complaints, Piles, Pc.
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches
Bore or Weak Eyes, CstarTlI Salt RheuIn and other
old erupions The case has specifics whose proper Gp
plication will afford cure in almost every instance
Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such
Dyspepsia, Piles or CatarIh, Headache Female
Weakness has more ;hEa paid Tor the case time,
over
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

Fon AETNA or PETHric.-o Oppressed, Difficult,
LAbored Breathing, attended with Courh and Expec-
torGiion. Price, 20 cents per box.
RoR EAE DISCHARGES Asp DRATEEss.-Disckarges
from the Ear the result OF Scarlet Fever Mcasle or
Mercurials. For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price, 50 cents per box.
FoE Observation-Disclosures Glands, Enlarged and In
duraed Tonsils, 6welings and Old Ulcers ScrofulOuB
Cachexy Of Children. Price, so cents per box.
FoR GRNERAL DEBILITY. Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result OF Sickness, Excessive
Medication, ExhHuStInS Discharges. Price, 90
cents per box.
RoR DRoPsY.-PIuld Accommodations, Tumh Swell.
ngs with scanty SecEetions Price 90 cents per box
FoR sEA.sroEGEss.- DeathIy Sickness, Vertigo Eau.
ga, Vomiting. Sickness from riding motion.
Price, 50 cents per box.
PoR URINARY DrsEAsss-Fo. Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Difficult, Painful Urination, Diseases Of the Kill
peya Price, 90 cents per box.
PoR SEMINAL ENIssIoNs-Invountary Discharges
and Consequent ProStTAtion and Debility, Bad Re.
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and eff
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as a
cure. Price, with full directions, II per box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under The
professional care, or 70 seek advice of Prof. Hon
PHREYs can do so, at his ONCE, 569 Broadway, daily
from Am. 10 8 Phi, or by letter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-30
JOHN II. LAKIN.
fsuccessor to Mbeeler 4 1alin.l

ISuccessor to Wheeler J. L.akin.l
NTTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection Thursday. March 2oth, a new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings
Also complete assortment of GENTLEbIEN'S FUR
SISIING GOODS.
The patrons Of the old firm. and the public IN gen.
eral, respectfully invited call and examine my
stock be"Ire making their purchases intend sell
Ing at small profits to cash aud prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
establishment. JOHN T. LARIN. Merchant Tailor
Iuhes-4wd No lO2 Main st, Wheeling. Va.