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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,


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has cured Thousands - within tie Lass two years
who had given up all = hopes Of relief as the
numerous unsolicited - certificates n my POS
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The dose must he aian- q ted 20 the temperament
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Let the dictates + yuur u Judgment guide Yea IL
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Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.


ing Rail Road.
Ia :.::;:. -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. April cd. 1860. Pas.
" senger Trains viii leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays excepted:)
lo2o A. NJ Mail Train, stoppng at all way stations
arrives at Pittsburgh At 2:+5 r. NJ. Phil
RdeIpha At Sis A. NJ New York at l0:l5
A, ~. and Cleveland at sos p. NJ.
3:3S P. II. Express Train stopping at ell way sta
tiors. arrives at Pittsburgh at 7:i5 +. NJ,
Philadelphia at 9:50 A. NJ, and New York
at 2I5 p. ".
q:5S P. II. Fast Express, stopping only At Mingn,
Steubenville- Yellow Greek. Wellsyi!le
and Rochester, arrives at Pittsburgh at
l:55 A. NJ. Philadelphia at $50 2. ~.
New York at 800 P. u. and Cleveland at
e:55 An.
Trains make connections at Cleveland, for Toledo
Detroit, Chicago, Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Fails
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 7:3O A. II. and go p. ". and
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A NJ coo A n. and 1915
P NJ and arrives at Bridgeport at 500 A. NJ l0:2o
A. VI. and 4:49 p NJ.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Excursion tickets toSteubenTille and return 500.
Pare always as lew, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and Fast can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door To Sprigg House, Wheeling, A. and
At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the East. North, West and Northwest, NJ office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent At Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
Bridgeport, ..
JIM MCCULLOUGH President.
FIR MYERS, Gent Tick Ag't. aP23
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From the Sunday cotEfer.-It is well worthy h
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M a D &c AL.
MRS. wINSLOw.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician present
tothe attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR CHILDR EN- TEETa1AG.
Which greatly facilitates ;he process e teething,
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J. Is. FUHIII EUhI'
WP. SIXTH, Master Of Transportation.
L. II. CoLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. aprii26-5o
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From the Sunday AtLds-It is a magnificent pr
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From the Cou'l Adrertiser.-Ths Picture is pat
otto, aud highly colored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20
News from Brownsville.

STEAMER RANCHERo ArrACKEp-rHE RIO GRANpE
CROSSED BY RANGERs-BATrLE FOUGHT ON MsxI
Under th exciting head the American F,ao exra Of the
9Th records the latest the frontier of WHICH
we have already had brie! me ntion by telegraph
Late last night couriers, N. Stray horn and Nat
White, arrived from the steamer Ranchero with des.
patches Major Heintzeman United States army from
Col Ford, commanding the Rangers. and Lieut. IsnRdon
United States army and letter to Capt Kennedy FRO N
Edward Downey, Eq written Al the instance OF Capt
Matiu OF the Ranchero which contain the startling
nation that the steamer attacked place called the
Balsa, thirty six miles above TINS cy at two O'Clock yes
terday by Mexicans from the Mexican OF the Rio
Granoe II which none have been surprised, since it
known that the RsDchero hsd valuable freight and
unprepared 10 Withstand an attack IRON any considerable
force
their companies Thursday last opposite the
steamer smoet ~ the instant Of the attack they
met Major Iobin and Capt Tomiuson, with their forces,
who had been the says Mr. Do~ney in his letter,
Of protecting the boat her trip down from Rio Grande
City Shots we're exchanged between the RAosers aud
hexcans, during which, Col Ford says, one OF my men
was mortAly wounded and finding that the steamer
could protected Otherwise he says al have deter
mined to the river"
From Mr. srayhorn. Of Fords com nand, We have os-
tanned the following condensed statement, which
gard "a altogether relisblc-
Upoa the landing u Rangers ,ns eft bank OF tbs
river, who bad been compelled hrs from
the enemy, severe conflict epsuet the Rangers slowly
advancing until the enemy made sisnd about three
foarths OF mile above the boat, the bank Of
the river, at which place active engagement took
place and lasted without ntrmisson FOR ,rree-ousr.
ters OF an hour. During which tine a messsnsef ar
rived and called 10 The guard As side for
immediate supply OF Sharps rIn0 cartridges, which
were Immediately crossed 10 hlm in ne steamers
small boat he also brought despatch from Dol Ford
directing the steamer to ascend the Tor the purpose
Of bringing her cannon to bear upon the enemy Who
courier eAid, strongly fortsd app the river
bank. fec minutes before the courier left the firing
had ceased from What unknown bar We suspect
Colonel Ford had fallen back TO await the arrival OF the
steamer with the cannon.
Since tho roceips Of hs Information Tie most intense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

fRxlGHsro Liverpool so tons hsavy goods were taken
nj y. 800 boxes cheese. by steamer $685. cotton
WAS at 7-a2d. Ad. 10 London 500 bbls pork were
engaged at A., and 100 tierces beef at 6s, and
slaves were taken at p t., and 500 oars at
hd. To Rotterdam 100 bales compressed cotton
we're engaged at nc. To Bremen 500 bbls rosio were
engaged Al s. 3d., 400 bbs shoe pegs g. 3D. 70 tons
ceearwood at sos, and 100 bales Of cotton at &c
FEH-DTy cod was In better supply and the stock vas
estin ated al 5000 quntas Holders were So firm a. 10
check sales The supply OF mackerel was light, aud
No. with gales within day two Of 800 bbe At sl6
80 SIC 76 now held 81 SIT Herring OF ali kinds were
dull
FRUIT THE market dun. Moderate sales Of Maasa
raisins were making at 50 S7k ~ 40 for Rs and
halves 1t 81 ID. Layers were unchanged and quiet
HAY was quiet and email sales making for shipment At
CSC . 81 per 100 lbs
H1r continued dull. The hast sale embraced 1 500
bales OF Manila, per Magi, ~ &C., six months.
HoPs were In steady demand for brewing, and prices
Tor gcod 70 prime lots were very nrm The Of
moment embraced 400 bales, crop Of 1859, ct S. lSc.
and choice lots would bring money The business
old Was light u &C. &C. for crop Of 1851 TX for
crop Of 1858.
1EoS.-Scotch pig was in some better inquiry and
within two or three days 400 pigs have bcsn Sold
here ana to arrive At &24 SOS, months There
NO change 70 notice In bar iron.
LkAD was dull The last sales comprised small Quau-
sy Of Spanish from vessel q IS e2x, and 1000 pigs
Gaera at PIT Holders asked - IS.
IK was in moderate demand Sales Of common were
making 76c, ana the last sale Of lump comprised 800
bos Rccknnd at 81 26
MoiAssEs-The market was steady, and no sales Of
moment TRANSFERRED.
Ous-,he market vas heavy and quiet for nearly all
descriptions CITY hnseed selling in 0ts II SIC Sc
Sales o. crude sperm and whale IN TN market were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

We assured that the authorizes OF Naiamoros
have ssut cut, slce eleven O'Clock ast night s~o or
hr.e y, mec larn-s whist f,ousl Lgkrage, who was
upon the eve Of departure for Eea Orleans, ietins
bs; bis services might be needed, started 10 company
With rome twenty Ave volunteers at 10 oc,ocS
r. N. 10 Gay mp the river that, fiOn nj appear
sns,s, the ball ~ o,en ana var ols really com
MERGED.
Robbery has foIosed robbery, murder has foi'oFsh
nu'csr, INVASION bas toIo~ei nvas,oa, pt'lis IS
followed ~. r6dy such quick snccess'on, duooe th7
Iast tour months, that Amer lean p1pJ'ism u W
.tst- al tsenZed beWl,dermrbt, .ot suoT,og ~
MT, caflpg sbat cuIse 10 tall upon the nb "rhff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

ARRIVED
Steamship Quaker City, shufed Havana Feb IT, At PM
with 81 Hargous
inst lat Is SO Ion rs 81 sgnsized bark Unn
y whne ourd and dark border fore and mizen opga
lanty srcs doom supposed to be loaded With cotton.
Steamship be buoch. New Oreans feh L. VIA Hava
18th with mdse and Livingston. crochcrou
a Co
passengers, to II Is Cromwell co l7th inst $50 PM rs
mites ~ OF Lookout sgpahzed nshp James Adger
hence for Charleston.
passengers. TO Spoford. Tieson Go.
stesussiD Mount Vernon. snlh Norfolk With aAss, -
R.g Eagle of Treuons Bransoo'. Cardenas Feb
3 with sugar DC 10 Peters Had very heavy weshe
ana man ea Was ed un by steam,ur I'm
dc. ~Iier, Can't Anthony
scbr sisror Conwell Provnce,own) Law Grand Cay
nign, Feb 3, hh mose, TO master
sehr Oprus, fof Sousn Thompson Askapss Is days. with
sugar &c 10 sturges Co Had heavy weather
ton Sc TO Oakley Heating Has been OF Hsteras
with heavy NV gales; lost foresa head rails &c
scr Pocomoke Harris Warrington NJ 4days with cotton
schr Belle Hall Doueherty VIRGINIA Anchored on Satur
day night Gravesepd bsy and the sails beconag Frozen
was owed TO Jersey City by steamtug Jacob Bell
schr Ian Sn ith Milton, New Haven days tor Virginia.
Pilot boat Washington, No4 reports schr Marine OF
New YORK of the Highlands Last sunday lnh snd spoke her
Gem Of Barnstabe from AieIapd'los io and Other sails
blow gale from NV washing the decxsshe want
lest ;orgalannas sails here addo 70
the above but the manuscript is entirely iIegibeO
BELOW
Ship Fdhh Rose, Romans, froon Foocbow. Sept ~.
Aso bern brig in tow of seamtug Vim Foukes of the
Highlands at sunset
SAILED
Steamships CITY of Washington i Liverpool: Augusta
Savannah, Columbia. Charleston Yorktown, Norfolk &c.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh; clear and cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

CUgIILs VIRUS CURED.


- BRArDRETH's Pns and Alkaosd Of aarsapar,la ppls
being their concentration ~ their emeus are nar N m
ussd BY man for food They subject = s
Inc IN passing from The stomach tntasnes
INTO the circulation iu 10 the hiod nav
sAy Which occascns 70 ,hrow any i'm puritiss into -
oowen which organ expes them.
ample YET bow w1se all the OF our being Act
pk nnson Win heee ays afew grains vegetables ersca
pNspk toe brandreth PIh the tnrrble And
mnsaes curing alike the subtle virus
sse ana pleasure aud be used length of time nss
Say 70 cure, without other than q GOOD effect
ROD AZ No 294 Canal stress No Union square n q
ceEs BOZ with full diresttms and BY all drusgists
See article on DiphthertA. nfsh page.
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brsced about 20 800 bps al IS as So IS southern
flour steady but less active the embraced about
600 bes closing within the range Of the above quota
tons Rye flour unchanged, and sales light Sales of
500 cbls cornneal within the range OF the
above quotations for ersey and Braniywine Wheat was
he above tho VIEWS OF buyers, which tended
to check sales; Milwaukee club was held at
81 20 81 70, and Chicago spring at 81 16
81 10, and 100 bushels fair white Kentucky
ssc barley firm, sales Of 900 bushels Canada
Fast ere made At p. tsupposeo to have been in the
neighbour hood Of SIC. Corn quiet ana sales limited
at 77c 7sc 79kc. for yellow Jersey and southern
and Southern white AMI mixed Western were Arm
aid quite active ut full prices
COFFEE quite firm, with speculative movement in
Java, of which 5000 mats sold here and $4,000 In
Boston private terms, and 800 bags Rio l2kc and
50 do Santos al 13c
COTTON The priva. advices received by the Arabia
favorable, and the market irmer with sales OF
LEGO bales, closing on the basis of the following quota
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Ard CosNMEa c'A..

SUNDAY Feb 10 lSoO
There is falling of in the receipts of ootln at
the ports and the authorities which warned the
public TO look for a material decline 10 February
quite at fault The excess Of receipts over last
year now amounts to 1872 900 bales The aggregate
receipts since September having been 5,lc',oO0
bales against 2G27 900 10 sanc date last year, and
l607, 900 to same date 1858. Nor Is there any de-
cline in the export Contrary 10 expectation
which was almost general, the price of the staple
continues to be maintained in the foreign markets
Even The recent money panic in London had 40
further effect than to check the advancing tend ancy
oftbe market Here, last week, the market has
been duh and sluggish. with rather declining ten
dency in some grades The business done has been
small. The general crop estimate at present is a
minimum of 800 600 bales
We note continued though slight fluctuations in
the breadstufs market. The advices from Europe
have put an end to purchases speculation for
export, though some wheat continues 70 go for
ward in the hope Of an advance hyaod-by This,
together with the demand from the home m'ers,
who are rather scaDty supplied, las Kept wheat
firm since last week; flour IL fraction lover. Our
exports Of -four falling below those Of last year.
The supply If corn continues to increase, and the
price declines accordingly; the demands moderate.
The provision kets, without being ac,ive, are
very firm pork is higher than last week, aud BEEF
is very firmly held. The export demand Is ill.,
creasng; We shipping considerably more beef
aud pork and lard to Europe than we shipped at
this time last year.
There is nota great deal of activity in the foreign
produce markets. Teas are very firm; there i, an
active demand for blacks at previous quotations,
and for greens at an advance. Sugars inactive
the crop in Cuba is short, and holders demand au
advance which they will probably Obtain shortly.
Coffee is very firm, though business is limited.
There has been rather more business in hides, and
vance; the market closes firm, with upward ten.
dency. Wool is inanmate. There is no change in
ffeights.
The dry goods market does not respond to the
wishes Of importers. There are quite q number of
buyers in town, both from the South and West, and
the former seem likely to consume a large amount
of goods; but the imports Increase reckessly
that prudent buyers are holding back. A few
weeks since We were assured by several prominent
dry goods houses that the imports during Februa
~ would fall short OF those of last year; whereas
in fact, they are largely in excess Ths over impor
tation OF dry goods appears to have become chro
mic: nothing will probably cure it but severe and
continued losses the part of houses in the trade
The following the comparative tables OF
the trade Of the port for the week and since
low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20
Coroner's Inquest.

FATAL Effects NHAIIyG Coal GAs-Corouer Jack
held inquest yesterday board the steamship
Robert love- recently arrived from the Mediterranean
lying at the dock foot Of Dye street, upon body Of
James G. Budd, the second mate who found dead
his chair Saturday evening the deceased entered his
room, which WAS very ccee, taking with him small fur
mace, which was full Of lighted COAL the fumes of which
caused sunocaton The deceased slightly
at the time. pest mortem examination, made by Drs
Christopher Wee and Beach, showed that came
70 his death from sufecation Deceased was native of
England, and about forty four years Of age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

=
ASHES were steady, with small sales of pots at SIC
BREADsTuF1s--Flour firm and In fair dem and
though sales we're OK moderate extent among the
tons were made for shipment Georgia and some
up about 5000 bbls closing within following range of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

this point II must be remembered that the war
rants for the payment Of the Post Oti,e debt have
10 pass through Mr. Cobb's circumlocution oiice
The following has been tho course Of our stock
,arkn NJ 1,sYin tha n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20
01OA PROCLAMATION.
1xOO. Wonderful medical sures by the application Of
PROFEBHOR DE 0kATH'S
ELRCTRIc on.

On man and beast
TO rzE INHABrrANrs WopIn
almost indytdus. atxsS7
With Deafness Hsadashe Neuralgia Chill FUvsr ASns Rheu-
mAtism and al sores and Pains. -s""' "
propcss o shsck md siesofIy 1,spsss more a1As and
Of al ~ circulating dnids hu nan syrsr ~ -: -
erected BY any oser all other etbods Of neSis IA m a.
came snoe OF time The masses themselves being iudse
40 nA propose 70 cure dsease DIT I'll such n
esieole ~ any cnonaoon Of medical Appliances Nv xso
therefore, applicable the o. natural resorstsr az snv
Dervovtal fluid Np"vs' ~'o"A~ "
ws1s ne msss % JON IN be nyrersh~ we'll - tho scS,
- !neee tnfnCB are sill are skke tutArssfad
p-reAse inform me of any sf failure . surs Er
noeAipg.~ - - SHs VI - -
Depot, Philadelphia
For oAle by BARNES 4 PARE N .ra N - -
Al druggists and deslerp wv
kncs %e'' w. md u per bossls. R,sss salarr,d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

IMPORTS.
For the Week 1885 1864 1850
DRY goods 81 ,2s9, 1926 165 $40 4,224, $50
General merchandise. ,ls9,S29 1toa,1s7 1,S74,609
Total for week. -. 81 ASS $50 2Xi5 3v6 6,U99,2S9
Previously reported II U33 AIS % 0i5 439 2S 5ii 40
Since January l. .sl3 522 o7O 81 1876 ,,i5 3i6io7is
EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE SPEcE.
1858 1859. 1850.
For the week 81 577 s94 l,0.S,ss2 4754
Previously reported. 5,5362Jo 4,i49,siS $3.50
Sir ce January /. .s.,lI4os4 577s,4o0 S,7s32 ia
ExPoRTs OF SPECIE
1858. 1859. 1860
For the week. s64i 6SS ,Gl3,, 700 1881
Previously reported. s,t5Sss9 33i2,b72 l,C3,,563
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-20

SANDY NOOK. Feb i9 sunset-ro vessels Ia sight Ron
in. Steamships City Of Washington (r) for Liverpool
the bsr a. $40 AN; Yorktown at 95; Columbia H. and
ses TsJ Tor nj ll40 Wind NV, fresh; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, Feb 49, sunset-Two ships In the oo8ng
wsrd bound n brig oil Long Branch, In tow. Wind N
heavy, weather clear
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the past month";
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-19

COTTON AND CANE HOES.
100 Dozen " The Oval Wye steel. add Lyn-
lOO dons Elephant Hoes, embracing every
is5i7 moxrAE &mATfA's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-19
I'M PROV WE'D
GAS LIGHT ApPARATV3.

THE undersigned respectfully calls the a,ten-
ton Of Planters and the public genelly, TO his
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS
and its established economy al nd advantages over
any other kind Of Light, fcr PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRIVATE RESIDENCES, SUGAR HOUSES, DC,
ke lie has abundant, conclusive aud sstisfsc-
tory testimonials. where his GAS LIGHT Ap-
PARATus Is IN operation. that there Is saving
Of Is per cent In money besides al the labor that
necessarily has 10 he bestowed on on Lamps OF
any other Kind Of liquid now In use.
The Capitol at Baton Rouge. Is M up by one Of my
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
Of which 7 have the testimonials cf Governor n
O. wioxurrr, aud n uessrs. Berlin Ohildress Ser.
sesnt-stAriss OF the Senate and J. II. reralts,
sarresnt.at Arms Of the House. who say
"your 'Improved Gas Light Apparatus" ss sp.
Piled to the State House Is admirable In all Its
arrangements, and nj THAT could he desired"
have also the Testimonials Of On. JEHu PER
rlSs Of East Baton Rouge, and W W PueH, Of
Assumption who hsve my apparatus attached 70
their sugar Houses, which should like sugsr
Planters 20 examine
june25 y. u. TfGHE..
60 Address letters 70 =. n. Tiehe, Baton l,ougs
llimeet prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-19
CORN MILL, CORN MEAL, ETt

DBAJs Young America Corn hill, established
ID In 1883, continues TO supply FRESH Meal
Grits. Chopped Corn. etc.
janl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-19
AGPICJLTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

nLOUGUs. Axes, medium aud heavy Corn
Shelters aud Road ssrspe'". Straw Cutters
aud Hay knives, Ames 4 Bowland's Spades and
ehovels, Hoes, Socket spales aud Hey tufks,bus
and cirain scythes, siekles, Grain Cradles,
sneath's B,iar Hooks and Twig Cutters, Border
shears and Harden Troueils, steel Point Wedges,
frues OK, log, back aud trace chains, Blind hri-
dies Collars and llames. Cart Saddles aud Dreech-
ing Cruss cut and pit saws, Garden Engines, Cur
~ combs, aud all the other implements generally
used, TO be had az the Agricultural Establishment
Of
mayT LARGUlER bANouE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-19
sADDLERy AND HARNESS.
GOYAT1X

THIRD street. Baton Rouge. lea.
XyTOuLD respectfully inform his friends and
w the public generally. that he has now on
hand-iust received-a vary superior stock ~
sApDLEs-Men's, Boys abd Lsdy's. Carriage,
buggy. Cart, Drsy and Wagon Harness Valises,
Carpet bags, Bride bits. Etirrups. Spurs and
whips Traces, Iames and Blind-I fldles.
Also
large stock pfmsterials, for making, mend
Ing and repairing.
Rss Orders from the country solicited and
promptly hlled at the lowest cash prices.
novb-v H. gOYAUN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-19
COFFEE.

WILL remember that We keep on hsna the
w common horse nail we'll rs our extrs
English stub nail, aud both at low prices.
MJNrAN MATrA,
dec7 Hardware Corne