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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
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FE7ITiHT8flfENBB

3 EtJRQ PEAR DE AND.
HTtEEE IkEAsOH WIZ. Is THE M 9EATUkfssss
0gn process e natural color reFbta-
untpFal 1Is ana It grow on bid heads
tI1 dallIfdf itching. and heat from the
se4fp ana Rttsts ana tones mp tim nerves and Thus
ersS allDeFSUas hsAdaele and may bi relied upon
Eung an disease on the scalp sand hair: It wfil
Stop an keep II tEDn falling otE; sakeE gEEEg,
healthy md II used by Che young two
tafto times week It will never fali or bec6lns
Ss them, reader rad the following and judge for
itI:v RsRK Ian. g. 1858.
= 11Elsla. o. Il EapD q Cos-t1eEtiemeh Having
heard Gp0d deali aDant Gods Hair lEe
end ms hair being q1ite gray, made MP
mind - las aside the pEefndcss, which L, Ia
clsanaoq assEeat FerE0ns Ind against all
manner ut patent aud a Ehort time GgoI
commented neilg your article TO tesI for ySsi
TeSlt has lteen 50 very asiefaetuFy that Pam
very gll Ibid 50 Nn In Justice you, as Sroll ~
the encouragement Of others 1Ft5 may be rs gray
~ IRs but Who having my J.rej uiiec without my
for setting aide arc uiIling TO give
1pd the best proof being 0fcul9f ration.
NEits yi1 lgtter. which yal may stiav . any
lEaoepl 10 a1 ont Of the 81 r. Wire Railing E5tab
lisbHoae eYetY l44sys
~ Ian IS nov It's natural calor ana much i'm
proved 70 every my, heinE glassier AID
thicker 0ild much moro healthy looking.
Ian, 9etaFs Esss,eettu ! iItsSH JENKINs. y
Cor. Goiemhia aud Carroll Sta. brooklyn.
I.TY1sds1os Ala. Rsb.I4 1855
RRoR. EQ0D-4Oear Sire Your Ehlr Restorative has
done tnatlh sod EtiiB part Of the cluntEf. Ny
GansB1. Isa ppOs0, from slight turn when / was
quite m infltts j have been nSbS your Hair Ike
Etor1tiFeF weeks ana. ifl8d tltat have fnet
heAd Of tilr I1VE Eroailg, ssttef having used al
dtlleE IsaOtvrt. 10 M eject think It the
most g4ln4ls renSa extants and adTiss All Eh0
ata 8iHiet0d til1t tlaS to use yOar remedy.
Ydu can % ll1ii, ttils &c 9ou think proper.
fpdrB5 &c., s. ". MFDDLBToN:
Rn.ADELPHlA Sept. Q, 1856.
PR0P. Wo9o-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative Is
proving RslF beneficial 10 me. The ffOdtS aizd6lSo
the back NFs of my head almost st 4t4 covering
In fAdt have used tim half pint i5ott
: ties Of yOnr Restorative, and NOW the top Of ms
head Is well studded Wftha promising crop OF Young
hair, and tie front also receiving benefit
have tried ater2pfep lions ttbet any heneIt
viii 1teyerf think Itui my 6sti personal recdm.
menfIatiohiI Ian I6dhee many otltAts 70 ny It.
You're respectfully ID. r: THOMAS; u! D.,
s,st 5,s555s55 No. 464 Vine street.
The Re5tbtttys is pht un in bottles OF three sizes
viz large, dunn. and small: The anlal holds
ptnt and ret.lls fur one dollar per 6ottle the medt
nm heids at least per celts more In propor
tton tl1n tie SINAI lis for two ,Ars pes bot
tlei she large holds quart, 30 per cant moEs In
prJp1rtlou ati tetAtls Tor ottle es3 siEs5Ez
DIV q Gu pEopFie toEs rs Broad ray; NetS
York ana q g Market Sc loaSk SEo. 3is
And s0ll 43H all nuds Fancy Goods
dealete. papt1 d &Ws3mIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
Rheap.qtfs1l, Car, Iss[i5. O. MINI

INDEEksDEscE, Preston Ca IA, 9Th july, 1889.
z IShs ATtR: Sir: i hare been aGlieted with q
Ielatui ctEoqle 3or long inns which
oa35ed the sktil Of and stuck to me H,
spite q al remedies could dnd. until I tried
and restored my general health 60 1IurI, t3,S*
y Am lar bstSer than hetOEe WAS sttacked Ifhinl
lit aWonldeFI1l EnedIcfne JsPRg m
Jules +. G6Ie6sI8 n ST IEiS vF7TfpEs n H.
oe1 Cd years Eith 1GaaiO1 of GFe Lf4eT
winch Eestroyed my health Itfied every thing and
t8tled to5reiieEe me; and I have Been 4
36tok lisWn man for some years from no E5bs-
Causo tlsasa efF4E9eAe4t: ct he LirFE Mygbeloyed
pastor the eE. Mr.. f:spy. advised me to frr rt,l1r
he said 6Ii and Spr
thing Jon made was wort trying. By the bless5SE
OF God ltthas cured me and has puriGea my blo1I
Tho best that be said of Ou i not hslf sS5j
Toussllst
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Loo TED,
Cor. Baltimore. aud CharleS-St1..
B4 Ly.iNi on END.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
prosperous and donTisking condition. Twice in-
ring the LAST las Il been css:y 10 obtain
larger apartments E9rzIhe aIiun nj the Ia
eTaasins number af stgdea:S Representing ne1EiE
every stats IN THE GR5tn.
II noSF occupies n1e 81 the in1St eonsFdsnuns and
desirahlg Enclted buildings IN the city he rooms
ne stIputly aTEslsiEeI, sIaei0ns elegantly
Tho siltattS ana facitIes hare 4Isrrsi to yoans
men desiring to qualify themselves pFOiTly i2r the
various duties Of the Counting Roam, 70 p:Ah
1isu1gE EnGoStai Ri,siaess E5iaedfS0g
IN any ticuIar. by Aay similar tStat
liShment IA the United States.
: -f5=5 ENACULTTs
R.K. LOSIER,
PTinciI sa1-LeefureF IA the S6ience nj Aei1unA eHa
meree. 3tsinesN Customs. enc.
;. IL, PHILLIPS
Professor es the Theory and Practice Of Raok-h eas
and Cos5rneTiEai Calculations
n. n. DAWES
- Associate Professor Of Book eepinE-
Professor Of so !, al ssfseuta PeBna1sh
. 49, S. 7, WILLIAMS lSo9
EccFafer on Mercantile Law.
REv. z. YEATES REESE Dds
Lecturer on CornIneriai Ettttos
TRUSTEES:
Hon no, !. Ken1e1ys HostsJoSh1sa Eans4ass
Jacob Trust, sl8sq.s Win KnaAes Esq-
College 81 provided with Commercial iLbTa[!
q ssanda57s works sSires for the use o. tlie sss
.deflt&
sath student hasa assk 70 himself, and i seFA-=
rAte3y instructed.
T6eEs being no vacation dnring thu year, snde1''s
cGn enteF2ntSAn time
required to ete The fufl eon5
liros17f to II 4eeks.
"A 1IrlOlEG a. sEGRaEde ia to AL 5rAAuSt
largo and Iseaut9fuly arnaIne4:tfi GiTel'lAf t
tnfniu8 nFGJIFdESf sIXsSaUAEE ~
Iteripr and Intetior View OF tue casege. Hnle,a
PENN 6c sent gS a -,i
elSI9s ta''
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.
Tia {Egstazf Clans az aLeIaaauleIaed zaz pszz.sad
81 he E=orszstasltr Of Zslt.l

Clans az 1eE1aaapieIeed asad azssse7
the ti.c UIs5sSI .Sla8ea
and Great BFft4fHs 8 az 1ateB Il atag eoaecyn.
JKTnAT I.ELAIAI= AS ny INTRSTE3sS Is, THE
( oontt5Tauce Of keeping accounts c9rrent, Of
whateEeT Kind, dsseFiF,9 variety, printed
CHfB. by eepiag the statements the Re1eFa4 acS
IN printers type their e9alyalent
etyTe being arranged IN foF{n "a 30 admit OF
being fe1lilV md n, E,SFfir
tat para. where an accaHat may haze undergone \
ASge 6y Tie lapse Of time NJ the current Of bust
such parts up any given St u an iti1JESsiGr then
taken from The tSPe shall exhibit, an p5iNFei form
tie true Etate y Az the accounts 30 kept Accurately
the balances or conc4uSoss. in Ac
the end ends Contemplated II, keep
ing tile record ren it In Il business
q tIalancv sheet of the most aud perfect
ehIctcF the details Of bsing sntstan-
TALLY as rcctted ID specification it Is sl1l
that the fact or facts to be record NAV be renre-
seNtelI by 6gures symbols dates tlEl1Ebers used
either 9Arat6Y Inseoln6In or lE5toScr
indicate the f1ct facts desired AND
SD on this primary tnyeatSan aIsS1
Claim tho device cOatriVane4 of rendering or
ting IN partial pr4ull sRte1nHts,
OF Kept In type By the contTt
Ianecaof tnECllsi6R, he the medium OF transmit
sqn what It 1ayi bnt the part icnaE m6ds Of rom
By the use of the Dispatch sIachfne
tinted of Apron Movement. Reel and Gutter
stamp claim ia the bros5est and FULLEST senses and
0so the machine ITSELF esbFa&iEC ali its forms and
either Hand i5tn367ts, or as propelled
y tp coppesti9n with these srsci-l
nesta3taF ana u esl also claim all
ether means and sppli6nceS substantially snle1
9 Rteth Claimed 6n1ntan8 elaiinSd
thesa c4Aius fully ard pnnfeCted3
y TINS ION las k3aaf itEelf
over Ganada eighteen States Of the Amerscu Union
and into GgeAt and is nsed In moe than
taras lEundf8d &e9Fspap ohees.3f inpenseT
70 md win De sli9 min
9 make Its appearance e0od.s
Right; or bStC RIScAfnes7 El S1ne at
taRti9n, when ,ad1rose ed either to = -
ebert. DlelS, a e ~ 81 !. = g; g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
PIN NSYLY j. ROAD.
go MINES DoBBLF m

20 MILES DOUBLE TRACk4
fSSFS jsssI E. S.
60
The GatScifv Of this Road e I5I5 Is
Country =
81 BETWEEN PITTSBURGH E5pIiTIKDETpuIA
~ 1SSa e.
IoF Phta-
ss9Q
st;of Il ZOE we
81 Speed aud CONF.
~, SsS - TS1
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S ms 156tsasgoe6 1lasElf 8s46 4sta5eset lgSySE-
N lEtsSSs stsR6IEdG EF8G&G9PA sRIkI SSi8SS
;Ea.uuF tli fiaSiIts ssssa
alyt4E idn dgnCe IN 8i,et 4lGaitr
u an per-
sans FlsB pfsh - gREe SSla ible ana
t5h. 6fitat 9sle
9Hle5ef1ela Barn, n BE eg. e 81. CFfe5-
sry, d. a56 9aetfs lE6dfn
9Ise Ress ., 1sst0, he 4sit5uF1l ae
llslsEln flte Rev. pe1c4s u. es, Bed
lfIsA atass.s me SgR. Siie9zf9tE Con
fHf1,nre r.: 5lSs Rev Es8 E9Gi D1Filet w.. DE
sal- 9On d 8GEJie 441lulos ~ g GllTt, 4qz CIiEA,
=. H.: HE Hun Dbts dc Hon
sshdslaf c5lf sspa 1tis; ttlse E5il George
4funl \. rs 1lsnEs d Cou3, E5Q., Elit64- II
s Iji6 tte TdnrnHI, G6luiibhS 0EH6 flie Him.
IL IL atalts1n, NDiine III; NE Hon. qaI6fns5 q
Dltase Monticello, Fts.; the Hong 90seEh BeaedIct
IiFlch, =. E EtieJE tSSSr.S s6s
Pond Esls Utica, y. r; James piuHket ESQ., NaSl.
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At7neSE belgSti RI 81
XVIII a6VaEeG ~
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klyesf 4oes 81 ~
~ QFB4Edy 49, ll1l IiSeelg
sFpFttl g, .tof 0G1N4s9. fS5est al
ptatlfl f31s
noe AEared ets q
ard asae rs
SeEds l3e9Sa Sag q q
Sllllp e getf leis fESt 81 FSsE6s EStF6 % lFEs
s r. -
pseseEl9fs lsat fiS51s - sIllEs
2 f9111. Goods
! rs iii $stA4 SeF IS ftSS5
aIsg ~ lS6tiSSES 81 s79as GtsS
1sss ~.
Can Pre- ea37 ASA
8 Xxx u
: = 9 sS1lEss
ttl3as. 80 IS 1li9aF lsllss
So
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l11tiEis aad NeFclfTIial DifsaEl

NEW-0RLEANs.. 18th "A utust. 1889.
D:.s :. =, q SIR: ceerfully comply with
tae resues OF EonF aGeat and some NJ
the ELECTS lhaTe realized with your SEsapariiIa
AspaTe cured with 1t in my practice most Of the
effects truly wonderful the cure Of Fse-
rat an AtTe41I1t Dise1&e One Of my ma 3iepts
bad ulcers in his thruat con-
slnIHg his palate and the top of his mouth Your
ken. cured htr IN IKE weeks
AnetAler was attacks bJ Secondary symptoms in his
nose. and the liberation had eaten away 4 consSZ
Die paEf Of g that believe the disorder would
my administration II our Safssuari fIs ,,Is
hsaled and he well again. not Of course Sjtinnt
some dis6suration Of his faee A woman zrho bs3
been treated tor the same isureF by meEr1arr va
suffering from this poison ter bones Tbey had
ecogse s, sensitive t1n the weather that on iamp
bones. She Zoo. was cured entIrely 3 nv TonE saTsS
Fsrt4s1 IN q few reeks z kn0E from its formula
which SenE agent gave me. that this prFTaS1tiop
ssqusntly thee truly remarkable results with II
have not surprised me. -. =
V9JgEI3 W.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

No. 1g.=Fdt Fever, Congestion. -and Rhantnatioa
10 eF0E Worm kever, Worn Coie, lS's4tsas tlie
s.. s-Eor Coils, soryaag, FeetadnE, and yFaseful.
m N9 aF9E Dla3i99 oo''EH and Sun
No 5-7FoF Colo, driplngs Dyseptety, or Bloody
IA. 5--Fos cholera, oholsra IdFi5us, vomiting
No. I.-For Coughs Coda Endhsdssa, and Sore
30. sFor Tooth,aclle, Face..ashe, and Nearalgta
No. gFos IIeadactis Yertigo Heat and Puilness
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Comp4aint
80. l1.-Pok FEstklE INEla1uLA sSauty, Palm
fdl, M Suppressed PeTindA.
M. 19 s-For IeueoFfsiea. 9rotQse MenDe4 and
Bearing DoEn Of Refnalea.
No. 1a SsL6r csohp, Horne Cough, Bad Breathing
No. l4.-SaBf RhEpH Pn1szFOr FrySfpe8as, EEtSl-s
tions, Plmples IN lhe FAce.
10. 1S4Ratg15t41o PftIs-F0t Paln. Iazaensss
or Soreness In the Ciiea, Back. Ls9lns, pr Llmb6
A.RoE Reysg. and Afsle, Gnu EeseEs Dg11b Aeaes
POP Pilss Bid orlss1,qF 4.ssESl
0.-Eor Sore, Weak, OF Inaapea Eyes an.. Eyelids
F6sGzZ, Weak, OF Signs e 8
Cor CataTTt, Of lnng Standing recent, eftheF
With obstraeti9n
-. 6--Ror FgSooTing Cuush, dbGtIng fts violence
and shortening tts eoufEes
1nal acute dfseses suell as Feve5s Iatianinat,ons
nyselsieEx. Group. lgid soch
eTupttEe diseases SeTIef Fever AGrssS6eS ard Err
EEe5as. me OF EFfng kelne}les
Promptly g md IN such casts te sTe-
eiCS aet l5te CHARM. entire oven
arrested and in Sil casa NE III me.
StSe = = tsgea and reE-
Coughs and Colds, viitt Of saeI fre1uebt o..
z sG1kTaee and Hhca 50 often 10y tie Foundation Of
tgas bf9te dts and tcaHSn1Hp nay al
be ~ once cCTeI tEie Fever and Csodph Pits =
= IA Hllse1rOEtts such as DS53etSf S Weak
SSissSs.' 4s1
6ofe or Weak Eyes, mi flSsrs
oS9 the case has specifies WHOSE proper ap.,
9dctf4on Il, Glaaot every fiis fSIlCe
Oteep the cure o. 9fIGe e,ir ~
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u
~te4s pat 81 GLASS; a.
tSs 1t al f9eji n an 8SS5fSfsf =
~ e &f4RI9U Ribs fs
se9ts Sgt S2 which tile proprietor
tlesl ~ hAs Hagte tha1 yearss
s4ke mig demand frQt fhORe
s3 t11Es slat7t &AksS Add tie salts,
ali lin To- thsfS
~ tthenls tbs reach
s2I1e frosasa4on we'll know HAT 5ifIsrsnt O.
Us Ect 81 q Of tie bowels
3as 45Szt.4 tR1fCEf hA5sWfth
Sila Fe4errfce to this IfSell estNt3fShp55 fseft
hen s8ro5 Ei3h 3ArietgE6f then,,,set
NAgetatt xtf a. Ffcli Hif Az erS
elstnen {tF CsHaJts STSs SSoS.SI
S9 s Az cases where rtic &c nee
gss sssek9f g !tlelitS of the Sl5Haaeh;
s41af "a te "a Pack and LofHs Lstirs-
gag teli t8eAasqf kS1p, rom
Witch 4nentlY end
IN n 4OIE of L6ES AZ f66SEe Fl seat
.fsag sSsls4StcgI Qf Gid y lb5ey IN 663n RsE1S9SJ
FSEt ScsfdFs In NE s1F an "A T9
NaEe2FY GSeefeeS. t6EI{s or AfsiEEE Pm
great Of tho Blooi and many dis
ess 10 Mesh Is numerous to mention
In this advertisement. EA6ne. q to s.
zEt ;sERICE 3 DIMES.
The L49RRs IlSYpG0RAfOR andssPA SfILYs cA IA
GllAFIIiC PILLS Ane retaid BIZ Druggists QenerSl-l
and sid BIZ TIE Trade IA An fhS iSrpn
towns 8. ANFQRDkaf.Ds
Manu%a5 tprerand Proprietor,
~ Is SIS Broadway. NeJrfYOr3S
EAfssn N + n. 411!ASS q CO. dec25dEW1J
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sJOIan I.sEEllai:Ili1l E.1.1sl
0BRs

81fl{A BEREG4E ~ tIfSSlS TINS
seEFlylil The On q 49,
m ssEI1 N
99esf 6tlief sG3S5 an
te.nss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

Cassof 90Fnt3ed@plef 81 Book ii
Case Of 90 ViaIs, and Book plain,
Case Of 10 numbered boxes and Rock, g
Case Of 8 boxes. numbered Ind I3ot i . 4
single numbered boxes RSitl direct. qS IA i
Single 1e4tered bo8e8 50 "a
Large case with %. Tor fSri eSs sfliI
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Broael0aeIe, Goitrs O, !S,gsiledl Nio,t

ehulon sl0ans of PrusrectS FexaK. writes: eFhree
bottles OF Yont me from Corr
- hideous spe ling ON tho neck, which I had suf
feTetI from over two years. ssssssg
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Z 57tfpi OF the sDtseaSe.F---
3 This Is a rcncdE s6zh .s4l,sss
any other for throat and lunE 6S4nTlSints
that ls nsele here 70 puaIth the evidences Of It's
1lIfuesa It's eHceilepea for coughs and
colds. and its truly ierfll cures OF pnIm5nary
disease have made t6r1l ghoGt the ciYHiaed
nations O the eaEths tho Communities "
sven iAn4te9 ttefhs Who 3latR MT s6rIAsrjer
s9llal % cts-=sdnls In
thstr midst q its the sqfatle and dan.
Se9tal4s f4leeTue OF s8I9et and lungs. As all
knslE dread fatal tacsA, dIso1tiets and as
they know too the effects this remedy, We need
DO more than to has norrsNlI
ts virtues that 4 Did hAre fl1e E,iIes
witch Lave won 50 strongly upon 1e Confidence of
EPE.Iepared by DE-. ]. @. AZ. ER q. co..,
I3owel ass,
e Fots9le by a. 9. GOOD eco, ana 81 ali Drug
augli lZz4pov95-sm
3 sss - s. ~ q "a
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PRICES oNR noIlAR PlslSS 1,,lYI,rr,R|
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Pitts burg and VVhekl-
Srp 1ilEFnHF &esz#

s ara. sster O
: q (1ss 6le01 .I6ClaSet 4 ns9S2$
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{RI1RCI5 saLlaE RIA 1IE5 f;sss
nj EISRRBIs FsyEisA lsnpeR sToriay
g Plain cured do, Al
IFerlst esll.,5E s
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SAN e 81 - IS
ia q RIIt Pills.

e24e s FROM 6.
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lo
gl0REpURI a - ifI3i10I

t0le Of
70 a elIessss SSle1S al M l$;2Fs#
4 n 4
s e8 ies, Wittl att SeSil btSeist&3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

II ! 81, 9Feifral9Id.
Many cRTcs Of tless aaect3ans have
BEEN saae bS the 1+eEative POKER l.is lsseeine
flsy action
ana mus oTeEcoGEls dEzarleTs which would be s1as,-
posed beyond a pensdg has lcfSg
ttf1 Feq 9iCed by the OF tho people and
are confident that tfs lll do for thsm al tllaa
ifcfnei can, d. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

z6s ~ onee CITe b Ee Fever and Coael{ Pits g
ssoreaetl liver cti1p16ints P5ie5
male Su rides old Heat aehe
sore OF Weak Eye, cum Ci dther
Won ~ lStt0Elt q almost every t6tCe
Steen Tue cure 9t sing chronic ditBCIlfY, such as
Pies or GltaETh, Hez6acfc Or Fet1afc
Weakne11, sase tn lines
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

q ESnS1i75SEE 0GEIISfRSYsAIS
- s0ll 5eiitt II
T. StNfi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

TIOEETs mHt he obtained at any Of the important
Railroad OicesdA die alNt; board any 0ffhs
regular Line Of Steamer on ethe Ohm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

BOAT TICKETS 90 Boston are fso5d yiS lI5,r74ieb
River or ptpEton Lines. BSggag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

rs me esseuttRl e4eMe1ts
ana Il yes d5ne atlldS2 Analysed tlle
Complaint DysIepsiag5 Se1ofn5a and SvEeSln6 In
eg9N tnftlie F0 gl6I51les]
OF E5tbol tesa deAcsahtie Y0n are tsds
Wtll.s The Blood tE5oD fsf9Qnde8 anon This Tliss
0II: hencgits Iitar5a - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01
I1s. soF sPEcIr1o REllEpll.s.

No. 1.-F6f Fever, Gong and Int Inflammation,
No. 2eGE Worm Eever, YoFnl Colic, ggeatinG ttie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01

1nal acute df5esl, sucll as Feve55 Iudarnlnat3ons
EEIb1eA Dyse1setgs Group. aJid s0ch5
eEuPtye diseases 4egI5ef Fever SErstSe and ESy-
ltEe4as ne adT9ntas Of s5Fing the teneflea
g md All suG8i CastS the sFe-
arrested a8oflee, all cases tls al me.
attack g iHedelatels tse t3seag tened and rer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-01


tYorh TWn Daily Rrainsi Detareen Ees.s YCFsszsatG
Boston. Through EaIl Rai are good ON etll{r
above Trains aud transfers through York
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07
o. Al. CINCINNATI. SATURDAY MORNING
Terrible Condition Of the Eternal City.

Rome, the Eternal City is in sad social
and political condition just now. Its 10000
inhabitants depend upon foreign travel, rent
of rooms, and the sale of confetti and flow
ers, Of reliques and curiosities, for a sub
sistence. Owing to the unsettled state of
affairs in Peninsular Italy during the past
year, travel has comparatively ceased, and
the sources of revenue have, in great mea-
sure, been cut off. Last year 10000 strangers
were present at the Carnival; this year there
were but 5000. A tourist, now there, writes
as follows:
It is surprising how largely this city de-
pends for its subsistence upon the money
that travellers bring with them; in fact, they
seem to be about the only article imported,
and the taking care of them, furnishing them
with rooms and provisions, keeping the gal
leries open for their inspection, and, when
they go away, supplying them with pictures
and keepsakes; all this forms the great busi-
ness of the community. There is no COM
merce; the bed of the Tiber, in which once
foated the ships from Egypt and the Bos-
phorus, is so filled up that only fiat-bottomed
boats, loaded mostly with coal, are forced up
against the current; and the railroads (there
are only two short ones) do no freight busi-
ness at all, or next to none. And as for ag-
riculture, Rome is seated in the midst of the
vast plain of the Campagna naturally fertile,
but now celebrated for its barrenness and
malaria.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

A NEGRO Mon AT OBERLIN--A FUaIT1vE
SLAVE HoRRDLY ABUsED.--0n Monday last,
says the Cleveland Plain Dealer, q negro ar
rived at Oberlin and begged refuge and pro-
lection, claiming that he was fugitive from
Kentucky. As some suspicion existed as to
his being a genuine fugitive, he was taken
before the Mayor for examination. The
dayor, after close examination, could not
decide whether the negro was fugitive or
not, and declined having anything further to
do with the case. The negro left the Mayors
Office but had no sooner reached the street
than he was seized by a gang of negroes,
some thirty in all, who stripped him and
cowhided him until the blood spirited from
his face, back and breast in torrents. He was
then released and told to leave town at once.
He started, but the black brutes, not satisfied
with whipping him almost to deaths door,
pursued him for two miles, with clubs and
stones and hideous yells. The ring-leader in
this brutal affair was one Evans, a negro and
one of the notorious Oberlin rescuers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07

POISONOUS ADULTERATIoN OF LIoUoRs-The
New York Commercial Advertiser says that
the extensive adulteration in liquors offered
in the market as pure, and the Introduction
of poisonous ingredients into those which are
pronounced healthful, may well excite alarm
and call for the attention of our Legislature.
Why there should be so much brain fever,
dehrtum tremens, and so much sudden death
among our young men who indulge at the
BAR can not be explained upon any common
principles. An expert chemist Of this city
bought of an importer bottle of what was
called genuine champagne. Analyzation
proved it to contain one quarter Of an ounce Of
sugar Of lead.
The same gentleman analyzed sixteen sam
Piles of wines-port sherry and madeira-in
which not one drop Of the juice Of the grape
was found. The base of the port wine was
diluted sulphuric acid, colored with elder
berry juice, with alum, sugar and neutral
spirits. The basis of the sherry wine was a
pale malt, sulphuric acid from bitter almonds,
with per centage of alcoholic spirits from
brandy. The Madeira wine was decoction
of hops, sulphuric acid, honey, Jamaica
spirits, &c. .rr lF f f.rf'