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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30
A PICTURE FOR THE TIMES.
rTNHE UNION NOT IN DANGER WHEN THE
/ SHADE OF WASHINGTON Is BEFORE Us.
SPIRIT OF THE UNION.

SPIRIT OF THE UNIUN.
Size ISxl7 inches.
This truly patriotic anil elaborate Picture in Oil
IOlOrs represents Il full length portrait Of
in military costume. illustrative Of
he following verses from William Rose Wallaees
IOem.
And 10 OIL hIGh the glorious shade
OF Washington lights ull the gloom,
And points INTO these words, arFHyGI
In lines Of fire aronnd his tomb:
'Americans. your fathers shed
Their blood 10 rear the Unions fame;
For this their fearless banners spread
ON many u CORY plain.
Americans. o. will ye ,lare.
On mountain. prairie. valley. hOOd,
by huTlirg down their glorious gilt,
To desecTate that blood!
The right shall live while faction dies;
All traitors draw n fceting breath:
But patriots drink from Gods own eyes
Truths light that cOnqueTs death.
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@ailp gutelligeuter,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Twelve SOLID LINES OF NoNPARE1I- (OR ONE INCH,)
LESS, MAZE SQUARE.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls Prime n. O. MOlasses,
l2j hlf. bbs. do
22O hhds. fully fair TO prime y. o. Sugar.
I25 bIIs Cr.- Granulated PONEd and Coffee Sugars.
IS Rrune's Golden Syrup.
- New York do
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
5O pockets Java Coffee.
~ bONss Natl LE n lump Tobacco.
IL do various standard brands IS Tobacco.
Il do do do los do
lU cases "IIunters" - do
10 do 'sDOn Quixote" rs do
05 hlE cEl. Y. II aud q. p. Tea.
IS do OOlOnE and POuci'oDG Tea.
100 bbIz M. $ NIe'I- aud IES. MaokeTel.
so - Tar. large size.
10 tierces Iice.
Pepper PimentO. Nutmegs. Cloves Cassin,
Mustard. Ginger. indigo. Bi-CaTb. Soda,
SaIaTntus, Soap. Candies. Wash-hOaFtls, Buckets,
Tubs, BrOOms. Nails. and all other articles en-
bTaced ia the Grocery line. mh2
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From the Dispatch.-A very handsome and effective
chronO-litholTsph. II ought to find its way into
frames AMI adorn every patriotic iresido
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From, Me Sunday Co,rier-It is well worthy the
ttentiOn of every lover Of art.
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Upwards of sII, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.,
ia the past io years
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From the ". J. ErprcSs.--It is fine work Of art,
and ought to grace the walls of every house in the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-30

A HARD CAsE.-Prentice, in the Ledger,
saws: nOf all things in nature, deliver us
from a little, old, wise child" The case
seems one of great emergency, but consld-
ering the sex of the petitioner, VIC don t
see how it can be done.-BostoH Fosf'
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EUGENE LIS h' pA'LN[O
LIST, 4ORRISON & CO.,
WhOIesOIe CrOcers q Produce Dealers
Nos, 10 an 80 Muin-St.. Wheeling, Ia.
wv desire to sht. to the friends of the late firm,
and to the trade Generally that in possession
az the most ampk facilities for the transaction off
Wholesale Groce3 aud Produce business.
We are determined to execute all orders e1uustsu S
to our with lielity and promptness ana on the
most favorable TINS Your Ob't servants,
LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
Wheeling January ID, 1860. JAM
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From the ComV .idrertiser.-The Picture is patri
Otic. and highly colorrd.
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From the Sunday -itIGS.-It is magnificent pro-
IuctIon. and deserves an extensive pntronnge.
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THE following occurred in school near
Teocher-"what part of speech is the
" Boy 556Sesitotingly)-"Noun, 4 sir"
TcacGer-..Whnt is it's gender?',
Boy iperpIexed) )-"CNn't tell, sir.
Tcacher-''Is it masculine, feminine, or
Boy docking shnrp)-"Can't say, sir,
till it's hatched."
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fh0ire First Class Insurance


,,c,s,, Capital 81 900, absolute and unimpaired'
W VIM A sIRPLUs OF $50G3sI SIS.
AI ,I rr,stireof IS years success and experience
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Farmer Oldbucks extensive barns, near
Lancaster, Penn, are ovcrilowing with
this esteemed tod. We were pleased 10
learn from his overseer that finer crop,
both rs to the quantity and quality never
had been taken. Specimens had been sent
to the seat of Government-nnd some
went to the head. A large invoice was
shipped to Charleston, which had the
admirable effect Of harmonizing the Con-
vcntion there in session. Recommends
tions have been received from gentlemen
of the highest respectobilty. A member
of the Cabinet writes 81 drink nothing
else" Says Gen. Bowman, "your old
Rye sets up my Constitution daily" We
believe the cultivation of it may become
general 1t is destined in few years to
supplant all other articles in the market.
Every Farmer who expects somc day to
become President should raise it. Direc-
tions for planting, etc, can be procured on
application at the White House, Wash
ington-
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.:Dox'r DESERT AN OLD FRIEND ron 4 xEw E4sE'
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we have reason to be unfeignedly
thankful to the Giver of all good gifts for
allowing US the whole hog this year. AT
Cincinnati we found the storehouses en-
tirely filled with the first crop of bacon,
which surpasscs in fntness and juiciness
any previous yield within our recollection.
The Prime Mess beats all. Rumps are
glowing with health. In all the Western
pig-stalls nature smiles. Beans can al
ways be relied upon.
BowIE-KNIYES.
Throughout the West and the South
the indications are most favorable for an
abundant harvest. We saw the blades
peeping above the ground in the least
Sheltered places, while in the warm at
mosphere below Mason and Dixon's line
they are said to grow spontaneously.-
Mr.. Pryor grows them in his pocket.
The impending Dissolution of the Union
will create an unparalleled demand for
this staple product of our blood-bonght
soil.
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just RSCe1ved
Fifty Bushels Of Corn Meal, from Loullvins;
Extra white wheat Flour &, in barrels and ha1l;
sweet Country Hams; for snlsby
JOHN Il. BROWN,
No. IS Public Square
ALSO,
10 ROKes sweet Oranges.
Barrels Pecans.
Barrels Cream Nuts.
sacks Of Almonds.
Barrels FIIbertss
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Auction sale
UNCL LAIIED PACK AGES.


The Adams Express Company
VNTTLL SELL on Saturday, Nay o. 1860 by auction to th
w highest bidder Opay and charges unless previously
called for, the following packages, 70 vii:
Package, New York, Daniel Webster, Nashville Tenn;
" Levy Co, DO do;
Cincinnati, Msader's care. Narhvile;
] 8. Greenfield & Patterson;
] q" augusta, Henry Latmsr, Nashville
4 " Cairo. J Harris, Nashville
l q" Memphis, 7 Dashiell, Nashville;
&" New York, Robert Porter, do;
f" Ridley, Cszevile;
] 4" Philadelphia Hancock, Le5anoni
l . New YORK, " Robinson, Chestnut Mound;
Philadelphia, Remington. shebyvillei
l " New York, Miss Susan Lonley, Franklin;
1 {" Cairo, J HebraD's care, Nashville
8. Cincinnati, Graves & Marks, Nashville;
/ Boston, 2 Allison; N Vista;
Memphis Miss Ophelia CoalsOn, Columbia;
New York, " Moore, Nashville;
" Peter Campbell, MurreesbOro;
Cincinnati, G Crunk, Nashville;
Z n Laeke, Columbus;
l Box Boston, F. Overdeer. shelbyTllle;
CoYington, Hugh Finly, Nashville;
New York T Livingston, AshWsod;
I shebyyille, B voolfolk, Nashville;
Cairo, N Daley, do;
] Memphis, n Dresser, do;
Augusta, Dresser, do
New York, Mrs II n Langley
" D Williams, West Rose;
." - " Smith, Columbia;
New York, GeoL shumske, Franslini
Vicksburs, Maj A G Grant, Nashville;
I q Columbus, Ohio, W smith, Columbia;
Columbus, Ga, \ Martin, NashvIsi
Augusta S B Milleng, LayerEne;
Petersburg, W II Hide, Nashville,
Kew York, j Cesra, do;
I " Chattanooga, C Q Bellfcur, Paris;
I {" New York, Therus. Nashviile
{" " Geo W Dayle, New Middleton;
I Z" Cincinnati, Miss Barksdaie, ClarksVille;
l 4" Shelbyville, John A Middleton, Elkton;
I Cairo, Pingston, Nashville
] 4" Albany, Cheatham, do;
/ 4" Miss FlOrnoy, Caster Landing, Ark;
l d" " Barnes Alexandriai
! ." Wheeling, Campbell;
/ Tub Memphis Payne, Nashville:
l Saw Richmond, NJ Jacker & 20, Nashville;
1 Sack Atlanta J. G. Faith, Stevenson;
] st Louis, Sam Whteside, NeWberry;
! 8 Louisville F W Capias, Nsshville
1 Bale, New York, N II Smith, d0i
1 Chess, Boston, Mullahy, do;
l Trunk, Bristol, Duncan, do;
l " Lagrange, W II Randall. do;
l 4" Cincinnati, E Atzelenger, do;
l . New York, james LampeT, do;
l 4" Cleveland, J Sullivan, do;
! 50 ShelbYville, Dennis Dazzling, Nashville.
HARDY BROTHEzs, Auctoneers. apr24-dlaW IDS.
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Louisville and n 2 shVHA1e
e7 -


yywo through Passenger T@9o sefa y S
u ann . pbaseIphia BaltaoTe, Washington City,
R iaa Fails Cleveland, Cincinnati st. Louis, and the
af ~ Se 81 after surpaT May tie 6h, le60 trains will run as
follows: ,,,-.. "a /, n an. ; - a.
-, ning Green Glasgow Junction and all regular stations
49, ynssd by flag, and arrive at Louisville at 200 NJ
Iei5p leaves Louisville at 020 NJ stopping above
e-r5 a-riving in Nashville at 800 A II.
second train Nashville daily Sundays exBepted at
440 NJ, stopping above, and arriving in Louisville It
20 A. VI. Returning. leaves Louisville at $40 A. H. and
srrive in Nashville at 2.20P N.
Gslan Accommodation Train Nashville daily (Sun
days excepted 500 P NJ and arrives in Gallatn at 62P NJ
Returning esves Gallan zoe NJ and arrives in Nashville
at 500 A. N.
IL hrough ticket sale al the Depot for all potts North,
East and West with many different routes.
JHO. B. ANDERSON, supt
Al. FTELD, GenI TicketAc't. mayll-lm
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Great Fire al DanvilIe Ky.
CONCRETE SAFES TRIUmPHANTi
DAsvEls, KY, March 6, isso.

DAsvLsLs, KY, March g. is6o.
AEssEs. W. >. DoBBs & Co., CIzCnoATE
6ESTsThs safe purchased from yo1 time ancs vas
severely tested By the disastrous Ere in this paee, ana se
are happy to y stood the test equal to the Representatives
you made Ehsu parehased Our roo, In Uh The
IlfssOOd totally destroyed By the FIRE ard ths NE m into
The cellar and vas covered By s burning ruins bus upon get
hngitout and opening found every paper safe oneof
them soorohed dsfcei in any Vsy. We take pleasure
bearing this testimony 70 Tie excellent quality the Eael
ufaciured at you establishments. Yours,
iSignedl T. J. SHINDELBOWEB.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
E5@ m@1RM NJ M E u

To Baltimore PhiIadeIPhias New York
and Boston, and the only Road 10
Washington city
GENITAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
Y OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City on and Columbus the Wes at which places
it connects Railroads for ana from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers by visit the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia Yek Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York Boston alone, by other lines.
Through Tickets procured via Washington City to
the Eastern cities, at additional charge Of 81 only,
Sleeping cars attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege of stopping of at
all principal points
Business Travellers for pleasure information,
visit all the Eastern Cities at comparatively small expense
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful beauty ald sublimi
is uneaualed world system OF day and night track
poee splendid 2ment; its exclusive telegraph nesi It's
large Of double track its fine hotels under the surTe
Of the COmpany ensures to the passengers speed safety
and cOmfsrt -
Through Tickets Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West
ASK for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation B 4 Q X.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, B 3 o X X.
7. FULLER, Genl Western Agent, & o Il.
II. g. JEWETT, ,Prest, G Q R r.
J. W. BROWN, Genl Ticket Agent, o k X.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. r..
C.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 20Lhs 1860,
Passenger Trains, East and West, will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A N and F N.
Arrive at Chattanooga $50 NJ AID l45 A NJ
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O A N and 730 P N.
Arrive at Nashville at 5 II and sA n.
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston, New York.
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City RichmOni,
Pstersburg Lynchburg Knoxville, Savannah, ChaTleson
Montgomery, Menu his. New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may any application 70
Ticket Agent at Office at Depot, the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
FagtT 4 Va
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TO CorrespondenEs.

It will great unnecessary flour friends,
in writing to viii bear in mrd the following rules;
AWays give the date Post oce county and Se IN the b0y
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from ece ts another give
both Offices in full.
II you business other Matters write on separate
sheets Of paper, or diferent leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such aci8
and subjects may Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications ofWhaeVeT character, win receive
tention.
Correspondents should write only upon side 0f the paper
We undertake to return rejected communications.
All letters business should be direoed 20 Messrs r. 3
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally either Of the Pro
prietors
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FOrtT-sight IIour. in me Flrs.
D.ssvnlr, Ky. Marsl 9, 1850.

AAhAfAAAAf Aaa1 liil- ~ ECU
DEssRs VIZ. B. DoDns 4 CO., CDcrnsATu
GTLzrES4t the tine Of the Ore which occurred a
92d February hzd Of your safes in bunesl
house, containing valuable paper, BANK notes, &c Tia Ore
CURED the asrnoono Of the 3 and did
safe from burning ruin l e afternoon Of the 2is
quenty buried IN the burning mhe f0T about g
eghhours IN the cellar directly below where the sale stood
there eonsdsrabs Dot of lard, and several cas q
asses and safe felt into nf subjected
powerful heat when remor d ruhbs from the safe
ALMOST HED-HOT, win large bed ofbuining eesls
ali around t. Upon pg up discovered that e is oas
Of the hinges had been brokn - that the crner Of o. e
dropped cut, thereby aouEga good deal of he 70 pene
trateas the inside doors But The las zen uith he
door down. il 10 protested We deem t due
you 10 state further the outside doors not osk
they had the door could have fallen open, though s
hinge broken. When opened the safe We found the
pers, hank notes, &e., all secure.
Very respectfully yours,
Isignedl @. ". WEIGH co.
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Notice TO Contractors.

EALED Proposals. for building Freight Depot Clarks-
vile, for tae Memphis CarEsvile aud Louisville Railroad
Company. will Be recesed by the undersigned until the first day
June, 1860 The building to be Of brick 60 By 15O and will
contain about 100000 brick, and about 500 yards Plans
and spechcatonsof the building may this Office aud
after the 18th day Of May
GEO B. FLEECR, Chief Engineer.
Engineers 0Hcs, & L B R, Clarksville.
r-aul In
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JAMES LOW g. Co,
AIS Main st, eet, Louisville, Ky.

HAHE RECETHED AND FOR SALE.
. CASES super Brown Linen Drill;
N " Fancy do do;
- Black Italian Cloth;
Drab do 90;
25 d" Cottonades, assorted brands
Hilger's Black Cloth, assorted;
q" A" % Doeskin, do;
400 dozen corded border linen Handkerchieis;
$50 Z" Hemsttched do do;
50 Embroidered do do:
so piecs Poult de Sole Silks;
100 Fancy Dress do
may5-u
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
EI5 s. -
tennessee and Alabama Railroad.

TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, ISGOs
Going south
Leave Nashville AS NJ arrive at Columbia 7:05 NJ
Leave Nashville 255 NJ arrive at Columbia 535 NJ.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:2O N, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia As NJ, arrive at Nashville ? NJ.
TEyF Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects st Columbia Win
Train to Mount Pleasant and Pulaski
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and aer
Monday MAY eth, 70 Louisville and all Eastern cities But
train on Sunday. W ON PERKINS,
-nnrI-1rn apRRN Superintendent.
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FOR SALE.

TWyHE SPLENDID MANSION recently erected By
Wesley Wheeless with about thirty eight acres OF iaDd mp
on which it is located is offered for The house situated
beautiful hill about mile above the city, on the north
de, and about four hundred yards from the river
il beautiful grove Of forest trees which point Garge por.
ton Of the city is in full view The house contains about sixteen
all handsomely and conveniently arranged with water
and gas pines in every ROOM built Of the best Materials and
ia tie most mosern architectural style. Two thirds Of the land
covered With fine large forest timber and me remainder well
calculated for gardening and growing hne fruits, portion Of
which already with varieties Of utt tree strawberries
grapes, SC &C.
Enzlsud induces this Of sale Of his property. Address the
undersigned at Nashville who resides on and will show the
tv nj give Of sale II previously dispOse
Of at private sale the property will be offered at auction the
,,rauises, On Thursday, 7th OF June next
FNosbrfiIe. Tenn, apl 5, lS60-dtds. n HOBSON
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
os Square, one year. s5oEaeh additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged FOR the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oNE DOLLAR per Square for the first and Frx CEEs Tor each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in bot the Daily and Weekly, viii
added.
7rsent Advertisements asst b psE for at ne time Of
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TnImense Time sale
PIANOS. mELODEONs, Nc., &c.


HARDY HRoTHEItS, AuctiOmeers.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, NAY 22ds 1SGOs at 10 o'clock
We viii commence fraud Auction Sale Of hity two mag
n6cent Rosewood RiamOss MelOdeOmss etcss
and continue untl shall have been closed In
inviting attention Of the public to this sale We promise % &
array instruments, such as has never before Dn seen
before any Southern city, and this enterprise is designed
supv 10 make fair test of the Nashville market for the sse Of
Pianos have emphatic orders from the ManuactursIs
and cunsnos the stock without limit reserve We
are furthermore authorized 70 guarlnte every Instrument uy
fairly promise complete satisfaction TO every purchaser
These instruments al first class and range from SIX ana
bsfOcsv 70 ne finest and most superb grand action Panos
and Al from The hands Of Manufacturers in America
The complete viii be exhibition by the lfth OF Nay
when twill be exposed to public inspection.
Terms Of Sale.ssAll sums six months time, notes well
ndorsad payable Of the City Banks. All instruments
carefully packed n original at the EuaeSt possible cost
HARDY BROTHERS,
Aueti0neeTs and Gent Ag'tss ~ PHlie Square
apraI-tas Nashville, Tenn.
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MOUNT VERNON GARDEN,

MIS- Popular Resorts for the season. and the
Of Nashville invited vst and eEoy tts delight
fu beezes and nYgorang air It Is especially inviting to
those whose business keeps them in city during the week
band under direction Of Prof MuLLER, viii be in At
tendance Sundays whose sacred music will add greatly 20 the
attractions Of the place. Those who desire TO visit the Garden
may assured that the perfect order viii bemainained
apreI-dlm F.W OOLLETT, Proprietor.
WALL PAPER
FTAYING received ny Spring StOciIs-T able to
show a beautiful rarPy o. Cold and Velvet, Satin and
common Papers, together with complete assortment Of Decora-
HSe Psper Window Curtains Fire Board Prints &e c which
viii be sold eheaD for cash at @. W. XII AGES,
90 Union street, (0dd Fellows Hall.l
Paper Hangil~ done in the best manner.
msr29-lm
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WHY USE
DR.. J. B0V EE D0DS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs!

DIR. J. B0 Y EE D0DS
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs!
DECAUsE Cor the cure Of iBcpisnt Consumption, Weak
Lungs Weak Somachs General Debility and purifying
enrchng the Blood they absolutely unsurpassed BY
the trial.
The wine itself Of very superior quayneary double the
whole system from head fsst these Btters al
teave in heircarace they strengthen and invgOrae the
whole system, and give g
FINE TONE AND HEALTHY ACTION,
To all parts, by equazng circulation, removing obse-
tions, and producing general warmth.
They excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
females, where a tonic is required to
STRENGTHEN AND BRACE THE SYSTEM
No lady who subject assitude fanrsss should with
out them, as they are reviVifyng in their action
respect douby valuable to the person. sick or WE'LL Who may
For proof Of the truth Of this see particulars and references
to cured the circular inside the wrapper accompany
afNIsTERs OF THE GOSPEL, LAWYERS, LECTURERS,
AND ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS, shouldue
DIR. J. BOVEE DODs'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs,
WHY!
Because they strengthen the Lungs quiet and soothe the Nerves.
promote Digestion, strengthen and brace the whole system Aside
from their medicinal virtues they unsurpassed adegh
ul beverage producing all the sxhsrang Effects Of Brandy
Wine, without their injurious results. To that unfortunate class
individuals addicted the Of strong drink, these ber
will prove invaluable they prevent the sudden reaction which
invariably follows spree acting Alternative,
from system the poison which imhbed BY all who indulge
IN be use Of the sduerate liquors to be found Of the
barrooms Of the country Inebraes who wish to reform, and
require stmuant by Substituting these liquors. for the
liquors the drinking saloons in short
time refrain entirely from the Of stimulants.
III Try one bottle the Bistes will tell their story
ALES,
Both married SINGLE especially Mothers, should always
keep on hand a supply Of
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9as6biat amon aao Sntritsn.
DaiIy sss Tri-WsekIy s.; weekly =.


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TnE DAILY
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.

OFrgcE NAsHv1LIK & CHAT1 AEOooA RAILROAD Co.,
October 3d. 1859.
nv order of the Board Of Directors calls made on the
Sick Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bridgeport TO Jasper payable 10 the treasurer OF A
Company asfolows; ,sro -, , A..
% IN each Share on the lsdays g December 1859, Jsnua
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