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OAHLASp. Ind, 9Th Jun

Sc4nfuL1 aud Scrofiilous Asctions such az Tt,torS
Ulcers SoTes FruDfiONs T41ales pIlsfIiss ISIoieh-
e, BoiEs, BIIIRs, aud all SKIN DiSeaSes,
Cl1vt. a, mi stb JT,;;ros 1ssoi
AYER & Co. Gents: I feel it my dnty to ao-
knowledge whit your SaIsapartlla has done for no.
taEins lnheFitea Scr0tulous tntection,1 have sut
ieTea from u IN various ways for years SotnctmSs
IN 9lCeEs on my IlGnQS ana arms; some
= inMseEa any me az the
4Wo years ago u oEpke ont on my head
anu coyered my scalp and ears with Que sore. which
Mgs pasntol enn ioattlseae beyond description;
Misnon5 m3eh relief from 0nytl1tng IN fact the dis
MESSENGER that you had prepared an
alteE4tlye tok kne " from your repu5
any t1.nS mus! e good.
ana sot ~ ard used It I'LL it cured
tle: took u. as you aSEtses In small doses of
g nlont anu used almost three
sSe anu nsi!tnS sktn soon began to form
tue scens whirl alter q While fell off, Ny
skin y now clear andl know by my feelings that
= s, i!1a 5S ION can well
that hold ;; e. ~. ~. ~ s
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours. %
ALFRED d. TALLEY.
st. -4ntsony's Ere Rose or ErvsiDslqs 7Sttsr 5,,,J
Salt Thei.Rl Said Heo1 IfiSoIyorM Sors ES,.s
DgQpsy. = - - go
~, ~. from salem 18th
6ro,,s1 ,,cI, M case OF
f, noe s,r ,S,, g, "
~ UT ~ anu also
js.S.s 6E tI,s ~ W largo
lions l,y II s'lS s.'t'on ''4'
$780, y :. ,s.'.9 z55z.4
BronchoceIe, Gottre or SsUelkect Neck.
Zebulon Sloan. of Prospect Texas writes =.Tl,ree
bottles of your Salsaparilln cured m f1;ts
Ia hideous swelling on tho neck, which Il .Hud suf
fered from over two years." -
E T.,,Sa5,,,,t,, nm 49,.
En,1ss T,:..' GtetE'e
,;i o. .'t., 4c,..'s
= =: Sennins OF New York City, writes:
enseEiay comply with the reg1cstof your
nS Ut, a9nN Sonr Slrsapartlla
~ !lae numerous compl9ints
~; lt, " . sstgn . Lelne9y put especially
t1tSsaSfs o. tne sctonlloNs d!athests
~ ,iS Sses OF Lslcorrllo0 by
u, nna soue where the complaint WIS caused by at
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MA5NEIOO
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

e ,'fst t9st51ished, th a Scaled EnUelo,bte.
A .LEGTuRE,oNTHE Il ATURE, TIRE TSIENr AND
IA DiCAICsREtoFsSPER 4, OF Sem
mai Weakness, Sexual DobiIityI NERVOUSNESS and
Enissjens, 1mpotency, Con.
sumption ana Mental AMI Physical Debility.
sEhe important act that the awful consequences OF
seltapgse may be etectudlly removed without inter
tics, Instruments, msdtated bougtes. and other sm
prtenl deytses is here clearly demonsr ana the
entirely new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the celebrated author fully pIafncd by
means Of which every one is enabled 70 cure himself
peE!sft and lat the least possible cost, thereby
Lecture will prove boon to tlonsanS and tliSnssns
sent under seal to anyaddress; post paid, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, 10y addressing Dr.
Post Box 1855. j1.i0 ~
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PRICE

Case OF 90 walls complete, In morocco and BOOB as
Case Of 20 yials, and Book, plain,
case Of 70 numbered boxes, and Dock, ......... 2
Case OF boxes, numbered, and Book ....i.. 1
Single numbered boxes witt, directions, 25 cts
Single lettered boxes, with directions. 80 cts.
Large case with 90. ylals for planters aud ply.
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Cleveland, Pitts burg and Wheel.
az inpsSRail Road

cleveland, Plttsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.
la ga = Es:g..zE3E -.
zONAND AFTER MONDAY, November goth, 1890,
" Passenger Trains Will leave bridgeport as fol.
lows, Sundays eXcepted:) 5l4,s lzs5 az
Hoo M. s1al Train, stopping all stations ex
Gent New. Salisbury, Sunlmitvi llc. iFInnk-
lin, East Rochester, Mnultrie Rootstown,
Earlyille. macedonia. Bedford, and New
burg: arrives ut pittsburgh Mt 400 I. NJ,
Baltimore at 500 A. H., Philadelphia 1t
$50 a. NJ. New York 1890 p. N. (noon)
. Cleveland at 1890 p. Af !. Toledo at l 9:1O Al
5al.. Detroit at cas- "A. 49, and Chicago at
1000 r. NJ Express Train, stopping at ali stations
except Livcrpocl,9 Smiths Ferry: Indus
try, Beaver, New Salisbury. East Roch-l
esteri Earlvfllesi Macedonia, Bedford and
Newburg;F arrives at Pittsburgh at 2:40
a. a. NJ, Baltimore at 800 r. M, PIiiIadel:
rllia at 1900 I! IN, New York at 1920 r.
$50 z, NJ Cleveland at I:40 A. 81; Toledo at
1890 p. A., Detroit at COOP NJ and
80 Chicago ut HOO p. 81
both these trains mako close connections at Cleve-
lHnu and Pttsburgh for the points indicated above:
also LOT Erie Dunkfrk, Rnftalo and Niagara Falls.
z RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ. aud s:45 p. H., and
arrive at bridgeport at 62O ? N. and G25 A. u.
LeaveJE Pittsburgh Mt $40 and 40 P N . and
arrive Mt bridgeport at 6:25 M. and 62O I. al
Excursion Tickets to pittsburgh and return $3T5
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
Through Tickets to all potnts.ln tile West North
and East can be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va, and
Freight contracts will he made ut lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its connections
No. 81 Water street. orith Freight gent ut Bridge
port Station. II. IIANlILT0N, Agent,
1onN on. m, WIhNeellfn ing. Va.
J.N.MccULLoUGII.P President. sS5l HN's'9 =
Err. MYERS. Gcn't Ticket AR't. noyoS
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aill1 1lttt.


S0n5the DedtlAsOf5saf u. Barton.
DID IiiOth, 1850, aged .yea,s.
Deadt, Shelf deadI I5.
The spirit TON that fragile tofm % lied,
1he light hath died ont from the smiling eye;
AL stu that gentle, heart ct length doth lie,
As cold aud tatfff that pallid cheek and brow
sculptuEed marble, nov. Is
eSss5 DeadI She ts deadi
No more these hooTs shall echo to her tread.
No more these lips In accsnts glad-will speak,
Or Q. smile spread Its supshine. DER her cheek,
In all our wand Strings upon this lite,s shore
I fsReyHmeet her, neVeFmote.sz +
:. - Dead! she.is desdl ~.
Willie her young heart by fancfes sweet was fed,
Ereyet the Joys Of life were fully blown,
tts hopes fore her, aud Its pains unknown, ~.
widest, that et6 these hopes hGE Known decay,
She hath been torn away.
Deadl Il she deadI - 4.,5,ss ==s=t-z
Can this beteh 20 cold before us laid ,e,I
Or but g worn out garment cast aside, <i=
10 EiYe place unto robes Of greater pridef ~
Joy, that from the bed of feyerlSh pain, y. Ia
One, step. doth heaven gain. . =. 49, ~ .5si5zs
v yf,s iDeadIa She Is not dead lsf9 = -
stWhymourn, ye thusI -her soul released has Nod,
RaF1rom this dismal sphere OF; doubt and pain,
Where there fsInuGh to lose and p0ugh to gain,
With the glad choir Of Whfte-robed sauts stand,
is+lsAt Gods right hand. s, s.s'=,2 * G. t.
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n EsD III
Aver S sa !, s 4 p!aEl:r2i u I!
FORPURIRYINGTH BLOOD.

And Tor tho speedy cure Of the snlolnel vurttcso OF
SerefNEa aud ilous fscttons such as Tttntors
UcefS, Sores, EruptiOls f4apLes, ItsiuEss, Bafch-
et R6Ifs, Barns and all SIN Oi$eQseS.
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LrsI OF SPECIFIC REAiEpfra.


No.s1-For Fever, Congestion, aud inflammation:
No. 2-7=FoF Worm! Fever, Worm Collie, wettng the
ps 10. s-pqr Collie, Crying, Tee,hng, and waketal.
No. For Dlarrhope, Cholera 1nlaatup, aud sum.
No. 5.GFor Collie, aFtpiug. pysentery, or bloody
No. s.-Yor Cholera, cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
=, Eo.:1.E7.FoF Coughs, Colds Influenza, and sore
No. s-ror Tooth,aohe, Face-aolle, aud Neuralgia.
NJ; 9;1For Headache Vertigo, Heat aud Fullness
No. 1O-DrsPErstA r1L1s-For Weak ami Deranked
stomach ON Constipation and Liver Complaint
(u, or Suppressed Periods.
No. IL For Leucorrilea. Profuse MenSes, and
Bearing Down Of Females. .sas.s5
No. 14-SALT RHEuM PELis-For Erysipelas, Erup-
tipns, Pimples onthe Face.
Il No. 1a-RHEuAAT1C PILLs-For PAIN Lamencss,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Lolng, or Limbs.
A-Eor Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Old GTssmanaged Agues,
sernal
o:-For Sore, Weak, or 1nfamcd Eyes ans- Eyelids
Failing, Weak, or BtuEred Sight, -.
O-Tor Catarrh, Of long standing or recent either
with obstruction or profuse discharge.
W.C.-For Whooptng Cough, abattng It's violence
and shortening Its course s7-5s5
In all acute diseases, such as Feyers Intlauuntions
Dlatrh@a, Dysentery, Group, Rheumatism, and such
eFuPVe diseases rs Scarlet Fever Measles and Fry
speas me advantage Of giving the proper remedies
ccs act like charm. The entire disease Is often
afreseQ at once, and In oil cases Tie violence Of the
attack Is moderated, The disease shortened and rem
dered less dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are of sucl frequent &C.
eurrence, and which sosofteu lay the foundation OF
diseased lungs, broncltilis and consumption, may ali
9 be at once cured BY tile Fever and Cough Hils
In all chronic diseases, such as DvsTeTsia Weak
Stomach Constipation, Liver Complaints, piles, Fe-
9ale geRhty, and IrreGularities, old Headaches,
sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheum unli other
Oh eEnptlons the case has specifics whose proper APP
Paeaton WIN afford cure Ia almost every Instance.
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrls, Headache or Female
weakness, has more than paid for the case ten times
over
PRICE
case OF 20 Walls complete, In morocco and BOOK AZ
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W.T.. smTH.AIa of Transport ton.
4. n. GoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent.a nnvas
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PRIcE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sANFORD,s
FAM u Y g. AIlRECa PILLS.
coMPoUSpEp rRoN

re Vegetable Extracts. and put M in CLASS ca
SES dir 4fgt, and a0t keep IN y.climdte
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

FoR ASTHMA on PH1Hisc.-Op Oppressed, Difficult,
Labored Breathing attended viii, Cough aud Exprc.
toratlon: Price, 20 cents per box.
PoR EAR DISCHARGES AKIN DEAFNESS Dfschnrrra
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles .,T
9iercurials. For Noises in tle Head Hardness of
tearing and Ringing In the Ears, and Elr-acl,e
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Give PR.EPARAIL0INS
JOHN r. LAKIN,

0OAN II. LlAhIN,
[sncccssor to Wheeler s I.akin.l
ETTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
inspection on Thursday, March 10Th n now
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
AIso compl assortment Of GENTLESIEN'Sf FUR
N1SI1ING GOODS. - 80
The patrons Of tile old firm, and the public in gem
crnl arc respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases MS intend self.
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
IhanktMl fur tho patronage bestowed upon tito old
Hrm solicit continuance OF the same for he new
establishment. JOHN T. IiAKIN. Merchant Tailor,
mh26-iwd No.102 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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Z RIOMPHE DE GA. MD

TRIOMPHE DE GA ND
STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
A OMITTED ny AMATEURS q. FRUIT GROW
IA ers in this country, and by tho London market
gardeners generally, to DO the LARGE and 81
Most Prolific Strawberry Known.
Ihey We're grown this season to average inches In
circumference. and sold in the Pittsblrg market at
loo piece They hold in days later than
others, and retain their largo size to the last
or sic per goo. z. -
Also Wilson's Albany, fresh every day from. the
ground at 81 per 10O or 81 per 1.hlO. for sn1e by
2 Jy2+ JOHNSON 6 FROST
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E1ward s. Murrow, of Newbnry, a Ia, writes: ga
dangerous t1inor on one Of the fenoles in
my family which had deftetl all the remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract OF Snranarilln Our physician
Thought nothing but xtirpaton could afford relief,
last resort before cutting, and it proved efectial
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symntom
of the disease remnirs'' = - 80
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EUREKA! EUREKAI ETTRpR5aT

{ETADIFAxT2NO !li1.flTIERI4INCs..
haltsbarrels, large, is ms, received anfffor
sale By ~ fts1:2Cs " RRIItY.
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q g &c E 5lEs.:.s.z.l:..z5
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Dr. robert N. PrcbIe writes from Salem \. " 10Th
Sept, 1859 TINT he has cured nm invet0r7lto case of
Dro*y which Threatened to terminate fatally. by
tile use Of orr Sarsaparillas and also Il
dangerous attack of 3diignant ErysipSGaS by largo
doses of the same; says n0 cures thu common ET6-
tons by It constantly. q u
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A great variety nf cases have been reported To MS
where cures these formidable complaints hive re-
suited from the nse Of this remcdy, hut our space
here Will not admit them Some Of them may be
found In our American Almanac, which the Mse :
below Ramed are pleased to furnish gratis to who
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The connecting Of tracks by Clio Rail Road BRIDGE
at pittsburgh. avoiding all drayagc or forrIage o.
freight, together with the saving oftne, arc atvan
tNgcs readily appreciated by shippers of Freight and
the Travelling Public.
For Rrelgt Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
70 or address either Of the following Agents of the
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FOa DRoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations Tnmid Swell.
ings With scanty Secretions Price so cents per box
FOR sHA:SEoEHEss.-De athiy Sickness, Vertigo, Nau.
4e1, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion,
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For ScRoFuLA.-Enlarged Glands Enlarged and In.
durated Tonsils swellIngs and Old Ulcers Scrofons
Cactexy OF Children. Price, so cents per box
FoR GENERAL DEplLlTY.-Ph Physical or Nervous
Elmer the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or ExhaustIng Discharges. Price, So
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In al acute diseases, such Fevers, 1ntaumntions,
eFuPve diseases Scarlet Fever Measles and Fry
hPelas the advantage of giving the proper remedies
promptly is obvious, and in all such cases the ape-
arrested at once and in oil cases e violence Of the
attack Is moderated, The disease shortened and rem
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ONANDAFTERS MONDAY, November Goth, 1850,
" Passenger Trains Will leave bridgeport as fol-
Ows, fSundnys eNcenke go q t5 81 Iis.7
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1nelocele, Goitre a. .Stuelkea 81

Zebulon Sloan of Prospect. Texas, writes sTl,ree
bottles of your sarsa parn cured me from a (Ioiye
"a hideous SWELLING on the neck, which Il bud suf
fered from over two years."
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S o O 1 H I'm 6 S Y r. u P.
Sure to ReguInte the Boyyels,
FOR CHILDREN. TEETlIlNG

which greatly facilitates the process OF tectlinE b,
allay AL pAIN an.lspasnlodic action. andis
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E.J.SNEEDER,. Philadelphia. .
=SfAGRAWsE KO0NS, so North Street baltimore.
LEEoH Co.,No:2.Astor IIonsc, orN is. VIM
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sJ.C. Orr Sc Co.

Marion Hnrland's New Novel; Nemesis Scarlet Let
ter. by HAWTHORNE the Little beauty by Miss Grey;
the Queens of Society, by Grace Wharton; Wild Life
by Capt Wayne Reid; Life Struggle, by Miss Par
doe; III Fulrefdas; Mill on the Floss Marble Fann
Say and Seal C9sell's II ustratel Family Bible etc
We have Just received few copies OF the Political
TextB0Jk, for 1850, complied by Horace Greeley.
invite our friends and tho public generally to
call and examine stock before purchasing else.
where. :JAS.iC. ORR & CO., 90
septl1 IO6 Main st.
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shown up at the Headquarters few times, he sad
that be "woud not stay in id placed where hs
was shown up TO the'coppers' every day or two;"
and be has not been known to be in New York
since. He Is about 81 years of age hut being in an
excellent state of preservation, owing TO easy liv
ing, looks to be bu, abont As. Be has blue eyes
light hair, ford complexion, and dresses very gen
teely
No. 324 is the portrait of Rohner, who was ar
rested on charge Of being concerned in the Aus
titan Bank forgery, and was supposed to have been
concerned in that affair. He Is a slim man, about
sixty years OF age, with dark hair and hollow eyes.
IL VIII be recoected that the austrian Bank notea
were countereited in the same manner a. described
ABOVE by procuring the execution Of different parts
the OF note by different engravers of responsibility.
No. 444 is Frederick Spndford, the Italian wh0
was charged with being engaged in the manpfac-
ture OF the ingenious base coin, made nv saving
through genuine coin and inserting inferior meta1
in the centre. He has face eminently sugQ estiya
Of sharp mechanical operations.
FINALE.
An entire edition Of the HERALD might be filed
with these details, but enough have been given n
show the characteristics Of the prominent subjects.
Hardly day espses but that the efficacy of the
gallery is exhibited and ifthe Police Commissioners
had signazed their action by more such practical
reforms, they would now possess q more efficient
the force and increased confidence Of the public.
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have been from time to time placed in the gallery,
and as study for the visitors or the curious, add
interest TO the collection. 1t would naturally be
supposed that the murderers would carry evidences
OF their disposition in their faces But, the most
expert physiognomist could with difficulty separate
them from the pickpockets or the confidence men
SO unlike the general notions of murderers do they
appear-with but one exception-that of the imam
monkey"
JEAN BosQUEr THE OMAN MONKEY"
No. 40s is Jean Bosquet, the IMAM monkey" one
Of the most hideous human faces that can be ina
gined, resembling more that of On enraged monkey
or baboon than that of o man. He was once Nea-
politan soldier, and subsequently galley slave He
was sent to this country by King Bomba's govern
ment, accompany with other criminals. The Com.
missionaws Of Emigration however, did not think the
country would be materially benefited by his pre-
sence in this part Of the world, and made arrange
ments to send him back. They sent o messenger
with him to buy passage ticket but on the way to
the ticket Office he unceremoniously made himsel
scarce. The next that was heard of him was that
he was arrested for the murder Of Martin de San
tez. He was confined In the cell with another
prisoner, whom he attempted to kill by stabbing
him sixteen times with fork. He was sent to Sing
Sing for fe and is said TO behave himself well in
the institution.
THE MURDHREss, MRS. HARrUNG.
No. 259 is the celebrated Mrs. Hartupg, convicted
for murder in Albany, aud sentenced to be hung,
and in whose behalf such strong efforts have been
made to secure pardon. She is rather pleasing
looking German woman, neatly dressed, with a
small face, looking by no means iendish. She is in
prison yet on respite.
FELIX SANCHEZ.
No. 259 is poor likeness Of Felix Sanchez, who
murdered bis father.in-la and colored girl in
Laurens street. He is Cuban negro, and has re-
pulsive though not brutal face. His escape, the
long search for him, his being sold as slave, and
final confession and recapture at New Orleans, are
fresh in the minds of our readers.
HERNANDEZ THE WEST BROADWAY MURDERER
No. 100 is the likeness OF Hernandez the Spaniard,
who killed his wife in West Broadway. He was
found standing over the body of his wife lamenting
the deed. They kept low house, where thieves
and prostitutes resorted. He is native of Aca-
pulco, and is yet in prison. His face is not re-
pulsive.
M'NULTY, THE ALBANY MURDEVR.
No. % is McNulty, the murderer of Policeman
Hudson in Albany. He had previously served one
term in the State Prison. He much resembles a
man who was bogus reporter OF some notoriety
about year since.
THE wEsTPIMD (CoNN), MURDERER.
No. is Stoub, the Westfeld Comm murderer OF
family, who escaped to this city bat was arrested
and taken back. He has o stolid, German face.
THE NEW LONDON MURDERER.
No. 1856 is the portrait Of VIM. Goldson, the Irish
man, who killed his wife in New London, Conn,
and afterwards escaped to this city, but was cap
tured and sent home. BE does not look half so des
perate as many smaller villains in the gallery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LLAp0N SPRINGS CHOCTAw COUNTY, ALABAMA
ID 1hese springs atuated the Tombgbee river. %
niles sboye Mobile from which they day accessible ~
steamboats,, have attained large portion Of The
southern States eguaed reputation for
efficacy nlhe cure Of great VARIETY Of cseases They have
Iarrh1a Ahecto1s Of the Kidneys sod BLADDER Rbeuna
sm, Govt Diseases q the Skin and syphic and Aersut
peculiar to females Under their exhisrating influence .
almes: incredible whst benehc change wrought tho
wasted and debtaed frame. these mineral lose
% their curative properties during the winter the
Preors have been induced keep open their hotel during Tho
entire year for the accommodation OF visets Persons from
the North visiting tho South 10 quest Of health would do well
TO give Bladon trial The climate generally mild during
the winter and TO those .ccnsomed To- the NORTHERN win
must Of the genial character of he Iudian
summer The soil Of Badbn sandy aud dry the scepsry
around varied and besnfnI The Recommendations OF a
complete and the propfieors win pana
10 render their visitors comfortable
References 70 the phy scfsna Of Mobile and New Orleans
JAMES COMMON 4 CO, Proprie.ors.
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nELAGlOUs sUraCns.

RRO0KLYN TABERNACLE, ON FULTON AVENUE.
- three b0cka east Of the City Hall pas or Rev VIM
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Q, 1890
Stocks firm but dull Pennsylvania State nves 93l{;
kssAng Ralroad, 1eX; Norris Canal 49t< Long Island
Railroad, 1l5s; Pcnnsy ivania Railroad, $50.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1850.
Cotton firm and &c. higher: sales TO day 1000 bales,
middlng at 1tkc 1lhc. Sales Of three days. Al 900
baes receipts OF 40 500 bales against 80 500 in
same time last ycar Increased receipts at this port,
276 bales; do ut all the ports, 4s3 800 bales Pork
aud exchange unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8, 1860.
Cotton SITTER hut not qrotaby changed: salcs day
20 coo bales, at 1osc. 40 for mddng Sugar stea
oy. freight on cotton to Liverpool, 1Gd. Exchange I'M
changed.
NOZZLE Feb. 7, 1880.
Cotton Sales to-day, 5000 bales 1870 for mddlng
The saef the last three days add IL 900 baes, and
the receipts Il $40 bales. Other articles unchanged
Co,top-Seies day, soCo bales prices ranging from
l01.c. to 1890, the market closing lrm
sAyASyAH, Feb. s, 1850.
Cotton active, with advancing tendency. Sales to-
day, 2 go bales.
Cot.ou-salos to day, 200 bales, the market closing
steady.
~ e------ CHARLESTON. Feb. 8, 1860.
Cotton market firm: sales to-day, ., ;Co bales.
BALrmoRE, Feb. g. 1850.
Flour quiet but firm At s5 37z IS 80 FOR Howard
street. Wheat steady 81 4sa 81 so for white, and
81 20 81 20 for red Corn dull unchanged. proyi
sions unscscd Whisky better; sales at ~.
PauApytrEIA, Feb. q. 1860.
Flour firm: supcrfne. SIS e.i.. Wheat bfoy ant. safes
OF eco bushels; red, 81 "a 81 80 white, 81 60 Evc
eSc. Corn buoy ant: sales <CO bushels yellow nj nc
Bacon sides, 77.c go. whiskey firm ct &c &c.
CIxsrSxArr, Feb. Q, 1860
Flour dull and unseitled. Wbiskey-Ss!cs al &c. q
20 G. Provisions unchspged; dcmani far. Mess pork
81 - IS ~. tga :; Ne