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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
H.. w. Eses.A2Es,

n, w. ENVa-AA ~,
DuACTICAE Double A.NTEiT isD0IS
4 KEEPER AMI sGFJIArAAI, IL * il1ft q itast.
Seveu yeats experience 90 NH i.eiH.i. ig 9ili1elI
ing and importing hl-incs4
ACCOUNT HOOKS opESEB POSTED,
closed taken ehli gctf a0stVr Eapl iel accounts
or bAl- aljusiml h1lnnce ~ Itfn. ytrF intiofaie.
nook KEEPING, csIri3s3r,s ,gs5Gg,1 lhe-
oIetieally and practically ti4At. AN 5.1n ir Tie full
ut single nj double entA Cnenuetel forms ANT
calculations u The raneln. 'ib i, fesi'gd iIHAt hc
pupil. The most inliput le references capaAiist
Sc, given. irlii+aN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

IFWUN q co.
aa3 MARKET STREEET GOLD NUMBER 3d.
4 DTEHTIsEs A VERY LARGE AND
"A offensive stack Of IIItE HORKS of Samuel jack
As rSr1ecbnist9 make. which give such general satis-
ctn exhibition in this city the 9Th Of July last
si.l D. Rockets, Roman Candles, Vertical Wheels,
Mines Stars, Bengola lgh,s, Tliangles,
Pigeons, Serpents, Pin Wheels.
Flower Pots, Grasshoppefs
ieo Crackers &C.. MI of which will he sold lowest
uilituficttrPrs prices.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
1EEALFNERY sTORE.

NO. S SECOND ST., Wilmington. Dbl. The undersigned
~ hrins the ladies' Of Mningtuu and her friends geu-
orally. thai 4ho has removed from Second street Or
aHg0 No East Second street, between AIarbrt aud
kim where She will keep hand good assortment Of
pigR lilue Dress Caps. Head Dresses, kibbous Flow
cF4. trimmings kc. which she is selling On reasonable
ternis. All wurG in her line promptly attended to aud
warranted tsiye satisfaction. MARY TAYLOR.
upll-tV
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
Delaware Lotteries for, Feb, 1859.
WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS,

SUCCESSORS TO GREGORY 4 MArRY.
To be drawn at Wilmington, nelaunr. rutrr Lerse e
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

ouaos .ho,nbor NJ
since We last met mere sonutr e',' %aros
your oapitol mas ios' asass '' naviJ r Rod
heatt' ueno.eS - ali ths oor,h and sIceps
erick has ceased TO Walk the c.rti' nv steer WI.
ms last sleep N tne Soiuer - nH ~ pnc;Gc IL
Mighty states, eXtehulns tion eao "S,nT
the arthest cast were s'a,.ltu, ~" ard
alyzed at the rectal Oh i''er I'm s'1,s
their sturdy yeomanry.tneir sN,i.ea :, ~ ro
thelr sons nfeatnea 1i,e XIV i, Thnir han
istered in faith and determination, thelr uah-
ners are already IN tnef hanas.iel ,ne "a' ~
read them. They bear we iast Norus 81 = " ~
ing seer; they may yet ne ttunipesea AZ 'A1e
mouths OF cannon's on helus q war. ..u,.a.
Hcreaiter-in the vast tyrM' s.''',
Will speak ms name When .r"e'',s .nVi ''t'"v'
creed and here, homage, impulslNe, h y. ceff-
monlal snail pc presented ~ ~ ~ r ~
the State and Army rendered y peiofe Jug
corse of the Great Constantine, .....c
Forty years ago, whist tne cenlre pofu9ns =,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18

Publisher, and Originator az ha @ KIT. B55E ~ INrt8.
M. ~ Ci-sauut sifail rhlNellhia,
And you will bc satisied that ~ ,le ltf ptlsci Inc
country to purchase y NIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

~ y R,h 500 s-d wife. OF Logland; A. nrvsh, ~
lu8ao. and J. lesveu sorts, Of ONO, stopping
Ire Uslon Place Hosol
2 =. Wood o, Boston; X. Gflltcndcn Of Albany and
= Hestmain sad vile, oi Stamford, Con1 are stop
l'as II the Lytreti Hoasc.
". " smith n New orleans NJ w. Tanner and James
c5smsr-, Of Virginia and Mrs Todd of aiabsns, are
tieppifg AZ The Fith svenrc Hclel
Col Tl0- ~ A'irocs Zenus Barnum, Pres dent y
American Telcusrh Company imnol Crane, 0f Boston
ta4 Naer IN, - Spring clf, Nsg- we're an01g the
rivals A. ,hc = Nisho - H1iei yesterday.
a. : &c Mora. II Cubs. n. sssyue, n Baltimore ,
Fgsr, and George Peterson, bots % PhIlslephis:
sad Charles CrSc, Of Rhode lsiand, stopping ~
tte Isisrgc House
Cimswel ~ South Csrollns Issob yorrytn -
'lUc-. q. Bradford. " W warue, ard alexaud
Eeiich al oi 81 louis !. Msst, OF Rb ,ds Island n.
Tai dy ard party, ~ "a rftif- AMI n Lssvoae OF
Wsccrsln are stopping Al Tho xetropoi an Hotel
Iert. Col Htrdce, Capt In-als, s. J. RcTry, L. :. A,
and Gen scmmss, o. Ca are 10 Washington.
The following genti6utn are among those who have
tsttn rooms Tor The winSr at C1ngross Hal. albany
Lievt Coz. Campbell and family; Hon fioy Jones
secretary q ststc, aul family Robert Uenrhton, conp
troiler, and family Chas G. hycrs, attorney Soncra
snf family; Jares C0os Sararintcnd dcnt b'ns Dersyf
ucTt aud family Bcnry nsrH ard fannily. eenstcrs-
Hcn y "a keteiam ard tmily, W. ~ Ferry and fs-
utN J. R.frpey and family, Allen Monroe, Fr,ncS n.
Egtrb As,enh, fnen--i n Natson aud ftGllly, John
y shaw Horsilc N Sherwood, Bergen, Francis Ker.
naD, Locsvcod D0sy fsq, Private Secretary 70 sne
Governor.
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Polios Intsilsxencs.

nYsum0us AsD psonsBLY FAru ,LAGrSG tvfehy
Abcu, ten O'Clock q To edsy nynt the Inmates y "a.
house No % WeIt Taht.enih ,.seet sero sisrnei bs
nndinga mar, apparently Ia dying coalition, lyirg
upon The iront door step 0l cysrna'lan, Hnas ~
their surprise 10 had that tho irjarei nan was n1ne
other than James vcpyke resident of The hours. Nc
was bleeding profusoiy from voapd 10 tue ss-om,r,
and extensive tae gssh iDat the intcsacs pro
nndcd several incnes Tue ~oahacl nan va ~, ,fso4s
(party from e tnecss of qror ara ptrty from loas of
booj) that he unahs 10 give any accun, " tac
rnhtper In Nh'ch ho received ID, rjary Fc wss ~
once removed to Bellevue Hcspitsl, who're so nov 70
marv in n critical situation Too ATTENDING pbrrti1r
Il n tho opinion tha. he wourd vii prore -
ial, but says toe ra,ett viii probaey ii-gw
unable 10 relate hov ~ what hc came %
bis wouudrg All he knew VA hat he W. ftaabei "
rome one whc he iu0xcsed tnG thRt he lci % n3
fr0und irscrE Eible Nbtlhtr he m4aagcd - make hR
WAY home ain ~ not nc = uAabio u 80 To IRE
sumption thst ~ carried Il hs home D. tac PR
son Who abbed him, and ihe ssss'an ,hen retired ~
fear ~ fciiug himself Into tontc Tho oa4 have occn
n5iacd In relation 70 The case oui = g.t he matter o
mains involved IN mystery.
APrcrtiAp Ctss -l,aac r. sands, shp sgas formerly
employed IN The Iowsry store r oivc' mll-, 10 20
Grand street brought before icsce goy ge';sTfay
oi charge & stealing ca'c toaiaalny sixteen platoi
hunt ng watches sui number 81 earrings nd brsocies
vaued 10 81 Il $500, the property q Mr MIS- rdc rab
b0rv Va, elected atcr tbe IT, wa csoi or INC
nlght snd 'rom certain ri' Allas L eas evident that
Inc bok ad been broen sIo and raed r trs garden, u
the rgsr N tfc prema Tie frIsancr Wis ontorict
i1itcrtE srOuud the toc during tue evtuug and SO
ricon rontei towards I'm A. nc gglt'y rartY, nc
10, vacks ID iLc grern, wbtr9 iho hrciea eni tmpty
leEery ease VS. ieunc cor.e'gsuasi . nleoiy "i,h
tinc * his Arret ami ths cr6uusikase war
csnsgirg 70 Lfs case but laft 70 say
thai Ssrss osr'as ths charge preferred aralrst
him and s's pargginc he ssss or be'rz ae4ued whcr
the ta.e crts Un ur trial None Of the s1ln rAtGlet
any portion o the msalos property hs oosa fcco
vercd.
Tsrsx CoyTArgsc fJ,o sroux --Ant,alo cordaya
F,.,k N Rnb.c.ba and ttree ntherp 4. naytr of rabs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07
city IutslltCsucs.

Ffer !, sslprS L.N -Lrt evening, shortly before
oclook Hre broke out IN the 70 story building
No ic3 Maiden lane occupied by Gail dcaor ecrbaD
drss Ttc ne broke in the TOP story AMI .hc 4ulcs
action OF te frcnen prevented the nancs rom spresi
ing beyond the upper door The was destroyed ami
~ whole ~ tho s'ccs was considerably damaged by
waicr. Tie loss 10 cs!imsted st sbori $40 o00sai 70
bQ insured In cty companies. The damage the Guild.
ne about 81 leo The s,ocs 10 tho store No I0l VA
dcn arc occupies By iha Bay state Glass Company was
damaged ,ish,y by water: icy i5,ared. Much anseiv
vac et as night in curscqacncs Of the want o. water
1e steam fire spglBss were kept fred Mp IN readiness,
srrs The s'far rTo engine Victory No 10 5f The Ksst
dsigiet BrpoklTn, volunteered thar seryices spt
~, s,,r, ap, y a..,n, IN ,he Inc IAN 2, nrs Tor
Nas esSscd by the burning of wood shed ~ No ~
Baxter sucoi
sricn, ~ CrTrisG HEs rERosr An iaqucS. WIS held
yesterday at Bellevue Hospital, by coro1or Jsoknan.
upon the body of William horro~, native " Ireland,
aged thirty years who committed suicide by eating ma
throat With razor. Deceased Il appeared, bsi been
iDvald for some time past being psrayzet his lower
ts,rcmtiS. ard rendered Incapable OF earning sub
yttrce Es family becoming deaiiute ana ns health
continuing TO grow ne resolved 10 commit suicide
Alhcr thar 90 1ure lite Or misery any longer Accord
inT'y On focsdsy nornitg he procurod a rsxor and
CrilDg his throas with the fanc, injured himself 20
voey hAi be dicd yesterday consequcnce Tho iurY
rlrdcfCf verde, of "Dcath By .ncitc and The body
wsr hsrturoL handed 10 The friends Tor rttrmen
~ ryxsows Vows KnID The body OF a. unkuosn
s0mtn was founi J, Ing Upo, the track o. the Hs'em
Railroad oprasIte me Arsenal yesterday morning. under
Circumstances which lead 10 tho belief that sfs wr
ever nra Killed ~ usin o. cars. Tho corpse ws
iaktr % Tho th pctct station hogse, where 40
!. 9resi viii - tc!d by Coroner Camille
cAhnhyxs Ac Diyr --coroper Ja,xman hold iaqness
s the New York Hospital upon the 5oay Of nasio Moran
who dicd rcm elects or burrs accidentally received
ienser d No Isl wss, TnirSsnis ssress vesJei@saS
cttniai ocEsb."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07
Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Ciy q Washnxton--Af0ph Spsro.
Rsv Nsnracufei hr- truekslsnh, 0ilber Mscurdy,
Nyr vrd"ft.r Md ,wc .ricren, 9rs Mcrtn MES Carr
p.rf ~, sss ~. rasy.s. wooss Miss .re .h,cr.
y Ferguson. Ms A kchncrd Mss 2 II Phsvs rr IL IN
ska And lsty Joshns Roce. Taos Butt, Jsfersn. NJ
spf infant Mrs 0rfsice. infant an1 nurss; John R,ssn
Brts-and 80 In ~ seerage.
HsurrrG-&eanshp earcria--D 0ehrkeoa ~ !asns
simon luhenhener Ard ady. 4 ncsoesss, inaS Sone %
osA jo Grimm Rob. Do1aid-sn, Joseph somss Henry
Rrsk, all u London, u rryeire sry Umn.yrsss9, ior
esndren asd srssl rars; ncry new f@si lazy
MAiners Pays
urcerk ara sov r,ishen y II Todd, Mrs ~ der, nr
a Bush q Perr,, ~ Bsrting, Ihrs hanr 9pn vsee
= ~ crsss0ie, Jer0h Tnrstarle and Adr,
N s,sen ~. Ger n q Cconiar-snS In The steersge.
u1v.-a-Rsrh = aclbroot tCapt Robert Decbendcu, his
of steamer G1sdsl 1uisss.
vtss.r vp-p,i- ruey Dayilrr--L Ambossssi Arey,
, = .isy. Hsrr-r r1v~rds, ss Nsccy Fsssv, ard
IN Gs s.eersgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

hoofess OF Republican state COMMITTEES.
10 TIE RnrrniIoASs or TTE STATE or NEW YORK.
e lie popular VIII, acanrdance WIN the REQUIRE
ments ~ the federal Constitution AMI on the laws
oTns OF toe stnie ctst lis thirty vc vote. for
Lincoln and Hannibal spliD for the officer q Pses1er,
ard Vice President OF tbs LDiled Safes tae RepnDcaa
Ccral oiImtco a7as ';se or tho 20 tender
to ihcT political asrcca'sS here elsewhere .s hearty
corE a,ulalors IRON the result.
The republican party had rs origin Ia 3 great cubGo
ezsency which demanded and eIicited from all its
bYs al EnwaveTpF conl teucc IN the virtue Intel
rn patriotism OF tho crest body ~ the people.
counencei tie struggle FOR thc ,ish nent OF its
pribGlrs with .haa hall or tlo s,atos OF TIE coa
Ncsracy, ard n the power Of the federal goyernmea:
aiIsyed against II.
Cnpndg In ,he just -eof its principles, ana IN the ps
tsiic consideration Snsh called Into eyisenc nas
fn2ata on through years OF cal nny and mEFcp
ion until bar, by ihe power of truth rcssp1,
cured The cocEoi - The national government Tor too
ftxt our years. ald, With this control tho PRACTICAL
ooepinn ara enpr cetnt " the principles upon which
10 ba'ed and which ipnnd clear, emphatic and gCrapta
BIZ exprefson IN thc rVaouto1s Ol the Cncggo Uorveu
s.0g.
and atc7tsa by Ell aided N tho slcstion ~ Abraham
Lircfn and Hannibal aanl!n; that the,o gentlemen.
pre- eminent nc their ptTtcG4l merits rpuceded
be- could rot have been succoSs'Il In tle late
vBss uron any other declaration ~ prilclnss aud
thai lhese principle. IfuFe adety 20 all The g8aan-
its Of the constutun rsrpcct F the rescrvc1 Fisa-
or Tho states nogg which " the ri h n each State H.
ecDtrol It's domestc ailsSs in is wav, your Com
mitice has 70 Initiation 10 expressing Tho opinion thai
the sdninsslraucn ~ Nr lincoln vii. ert;isd tlc
conH'tncc or the poope Of the whole country
apd, roreding 10 tne wisdom and pat iots1a Of tho
paoHaan arty ard s ebcsea representative, snd n W
uIshen devotion u The Union, solemny believe that
"a N ard answering adherence 70 iu doctrines is
scrfs 70 iGl rtstofaton OF national aud prnS
ptr.y sRArER, Csa.msn.
JAyyz TnvuLsGrR, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

Get woui up ~ day; therefore the ,al attend.
reason wby the report should no. "a acted
opon.
Mr.. WrTyoRK said that the subject hal nos come
before the Chamber for the fourth Il me- svi therefore
sction upon II necessary. Tbe present session or
Congree: going 70 be one OF tho bnsest t5a over ce
CURED Already one mos important meas re rs pastea
MO Ag and three most iDpoFta1 .ns have
been made hence II would he well 10 have t1a subect
before C,oenss this session aad as soon posslDle
We are depending on foreign service aud iorego ccar
esy Tor our mail cat0n vth the pao,6c and the
erea. continent " Assa, which gives 5rainthe o,m
me cia rival of the conntrya superiority co1duospg
commerce, she Yeccves the news from the East from
fifteen 10 twenty days before do hoagh nature has
pointed out The continent OF America as the natural
route 10 Asa The Jafo of Japan likely % very
important for abcsdy there is snip en- oue TO this
country with cargo valued At S7Co ooo from that
try The tsablshnc1t Of u steam tine 10 Asia, RON
California. would tend to give po xerfJi
psr!orty for commanding her full OF Assiic
Mr. lows stated that ErgIaui hss Increased her com
mercs with Brazil blythe .ubsidzing Of lii 70 that
Wy ~ w yer ceps and that steamship rronsh. cargo
eosth - COO or s45 900 fro raz q England s1d
70 sLoner nsG,ces steamer conveyed soc p4sseuge-.,
" sou0 neai. between The twa countres He cor.
timed showing thai the British government aupreeascd
the cor tract systen by paying G1sloo or $500 oc0
year TO The Galway line, though the cauard ue which
10 also heavily subsdized RAINING nearly the same
fouts Tho extent or our imports from Brazil smouD.,
70 S2S 0C0 COO or $2I 0c0 900 annually wle
10 mat country only amount to half million OF dolarr
whereas n gland which does not import than
third OF what We do from Brazi-anDus ally eXpOrIs .ar
tesD or fourteen millions worth to that ooonsry All s
te attributed TO her policy 10 Substituting steamers 10
Brazil.
FREDERICK CoSKLisG opposed the principle or srbs-
DING pI vato ntcTpre, and stanced tho failure OF the
coNins line ss reaaon Why such policy shold not be
rerewed
ohsr members Of the Chamber followed on both aides
q he question, and the motion 70 postpone he subject
vss 81 9Th lost Tho motion t. adopt the C The
committee and forward 10 CoDer then led aaG
ic Gnsmoer aeon aiter"ards adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

be repairs the Jackson railway are completed, and
IT, re menoy running over 4 unintcrrupiedly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

ghe Gssam.r Uabana.
NEW OarxlSs, Dec 4, 1890.
Tho steamer BabsEs sails Ter Nes YORK va Bsvsns %
he lQsh ret.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
ALSO SPECIFICS.

PoE AETNA Or PHTHIsic. Oppressed, Difficult
LGbored Breathing, Attehded with Cough and Expec-
torAtion Price, so cents per box.
PoR Ear DIscHARGEs ENn DgATEEss.-Disclrarges
from The Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles or
AercnriAlS Por Noises In the Head Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, and Esr.nel'-
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR sCRoEulA.--EnIarged Glands ENLARGED and In.
durAted TonEs, SwellinEs AMI Old Ulcers ScrnIulous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box
FoR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or ExhauSting Discharges. Price, so
cents per box.
POR DROPsY.-FluId Accommodations Tumid Swell.
Ings, with seanty SecretIons Price 80 cents per box
PnR SEA ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sickness, Vertigo, NMu-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or notion
Price, so cents per box.
Roi URIHARY DrsRIsEs-Por Gravel, Renal Cal,
Gull Difficult, Painful Urlnaton, Diseases of the Kid
neys. Price, 80 cents per box.
foR sENElhAL- EAussioNs- Discharges
and Consequent ProstrRtiOn and Debility, Bad Re-
suits OF Evil Habits. The most successful and eii-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as
cure. Price, with full directions, q per box.
Persons who wish To place themselves under the
professional care, or TO seek advice Of Prof. Hun
PHREYS, do so, at his ONCE, S62 Broadway daily
from AM. 10 PM, or by letter
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9ailIg utFtIIgrutfr..
3 &c. B E4p.se.era.len.
rTFoaaLo - 80. !


hare been struck by some remarks Of
the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley on the sub
ject Of an Objectionable habit to which SO
many Americans are addicted, that Of
splitting. Ar. Berkeley was delivering a
lecture IN aid of the funds Of an excellent
society with which he Is connected, haviug
for its object the introduction and accli-
nation OF new kinds of animals He
spoke of his recent visit 20 America, and
spoke warmly Of the satisfaction which be
derived from It; but his tolerance seemed
20 fail entirely on the score ofzthe hAbitual
splitting. will give you his own words,
&c reported by the reporter:
"Why the Americans cOndeScended 70
30 6ltby habit, aud made such pig-sties
of their places Of resort, he could not tell.
Why, the ladies dresses IN railway car
riages in America were Eve feet high in
tobacco juice. CLaughter.l Herelated of
one lady who had newly furnished her
house, and who, being aware of the habit
of splitting by the geatlemen. had taken
care 70 having splitting dishes placed ever
her carpet. There was one great shot iE
that line tlaughter) coming one evening,
she knew; so, when he was in the room,
she kept pushing about with her pretty
little foot the splttoon, that he might not
spit on the carpet. He looked, as he (Nr.
Berley) thought, at her foot with admira
ton, when at last be said-"If you don't
take away that dish l will spit in it
(laughterl which was the very thing the
lady wanted"
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KEAR WEI "a PgoPLR sAy.

TIE undersigned having used Professor Ht;Ai-
PHRETs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families with tie satisfactory results and
having full confidence in their genuineneSs purity
md efficacy, cheeFfUlly recommend then To all per
who wish 70 have safe reliable md e:ficzciOrs
remedies II hand Tor private or domestic use.
T!,e Rev. WIN HoSroeT, editor Of "a The Northern
IGdependelt," Auburn. \. Y; The Rev. L. II. Ores
sey ID, Rector OF s. Peters Church Auburn N Y;
lie Rev. B. l. Ives ClGspiain o! the Auburn state
Prison: the Rev. Spencer NJ Rice, Rector. NeE-hed-
ford, Mas. the Rev. Alien StEt.e, NeT-fc-A Con
rcreace: the RrV Sarauel Nichols East-G efeses Con
ference y. Y: Tie Rev. r. PRATT DORSET, Vt; TIE
Rev John y. ROBBIE BuHaio C. Hart. F.sl, C.ica
Schuyler Cofax, svutiBed, Ind; the Hon. CIeorre
iiawi.hTeyS, n Y; Henry D. Cook, Esq, E!.ior OF
tho " Orr" State Journal" Columbus, Ohio tie Hon.
4 IL Graliara, Moline, IL. tie Hon. Taonss J.
Chase Monticello fla the Hon. Joseph Beuedic',
Itirs, y. y Wia. Brisol, Esq, ItieN y. y; A 5.
Po;.i. ESq, U;iCa, \. Y; James PiunEett, Es4 Sas
vile, Tcnn
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LIST oF SPECIFIC RFIrp1rs.

NJ. For rever, Congestion tnd Infatnr7aiiorL
~. For Worm Pevsr, Worm Collie, Wet:ing tie
10. a-yor Colo, Crying. TeetAlng. AID wakefaI-
10 For DtArr,sosA, Cholera Ip'aa.uua, aud sun
10. 6.ITor Collie, Grip,Dgs, Dysentery, or bloody
No. 6-por Cholera, Cholera Morbu,. Vomiting.
No. T.-Ror CcuEtG, Colds, Influenza, and sore
No. s.-ror Ioo,:,-aes,e Faee-ache, and Neuralgia
80. 1oNDIsrrrsrA IrLLs--Yor Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, aud Liver Complaint.
No. n.-FoR PEMALE IRREGULARITIES, scanty, Pain
ful, or Suppressed Periois
No. l2-For INucOrThea. 9rofuse McuSss, and
No. i3.-Por Group, Boarse Cough, bad Breathing.
No. 14-sALr RaErM PIls-Por Eryslpelss, EruP-
IONS Pmples on the Pace.
No l5.LRuErXATic PII1s-For Pain, Lameness,
or Soreness in the Chest, BacE, Loias, or Limbs.
A.-Por Peyer and AGus, Chill Fever, Dumb Agae,
For pics, Bind or Bleeding Internal or tx
ternHL
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C.-P0r CatRrrh, Of long standing recent, either
with obstruction or prOfuSs discharge
W. C.-Por whoopinS Cough, abating It's violence
and shortening Its course
In Al acute diseases such as Fevers Infar.nstlons
DiATTh9a, DyHentery, Group, Rheumatism, and such
STuPdVe diseases As Scarlet Fever Measles, ard Er
dpeiAs the advantage Of giving tie proper remedies
promptly l. obvious and In all such cases tie spe-
eIhcs act like charm. The entire disease IS often
arrested at once, and in oil the violence Of the
attack IL moderated, iSe disease shortened, and rcn.
deFed less dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent &C.
eurTence, and which often lay tie foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption. may all
be At once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such us Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Fe.
male Debility, and lrrCs ularitics, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh Salt R,eura and other
old eruptons, the has specifics whose proper ap
pHcatOn Will AFFORD in almost every instance.
Ofeu the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such a
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catsrrh, Headache or Female
weakness, has more than iaid for TIE case ten times
OVeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
[sneeessor to Wheeler Z lazIn. ]

IsnccessoF to Wheeler LakIn.l
MILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection Thursday, March 2etL, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also compIete assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS.
The patrons Of the old firm. and the public in gen.
eTa, Hrn respectfully invited ia call and examine my
stock before making their purchases intend sell
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment JOHN T. LAKIS. Merchant Tailor,
mh2s-4wd No. 102 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.