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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

EARNINGS
1859. 1860.
From passengers ............ fil 2S8 25 xl0056 %
From m iRtt .................. 1880 70 1885, 20
F,om mail ae,......,,.,.,..... Less a. 1892 O6
Total 1856 a s3i, 4Ss Ts
Maintaining road ...,........ ss4ss g. s9O6s IS
KeIairs Of machinery 6,35f 2zt3 W
Operating road. ................. s,9+4 20 Ills 10
Oyercharees refunded ........... II "a IA %
Total. .s2oT7s 81 sIs,4ss sS
.sIo.6as 50 sIssTi 90
Increase, S2.3iS 90, or little over Y v cent
The Official statement Of the earnings of tho Michigan
Central read for the third week Of June Is as follows;
Passengers. &1t, 539 % Pi?os. o.
fretght................. ii, 3B ~ '
Total. ............. e25, sss I'd o., s-o''AS %
Decrease. .''''.n
The official traffic return OF the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad ine for the third week In June,
is as follows:
1870, 1850
Freight. :. % iU ~ ga sst % Inc sisS@ *
Passenger I0,7s5 81 $3.50 ~ Dec loe' 10
Total sso,sSs 70 s4ssH "a .sii,sol %
The Connecticut River Railroad makes the following
exhibit of It's business for the first half OF the current
year, viz, from Dec. to June l:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

msyksG-CARuyvIIx RpyoxrnD son Tn n. T. farvgHa
TsspAY. Jsns -. -
AsHEs-The market both kinds steady and the aess
Is moderate sales Of 60 bb At IS la for Po and ss y ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKcIAL TRRs-JUsH 28.-Before Ju

ice HoYFaAs-DE cIsIoss
Spalding agt. Spaldng.- Injunction as to use Of
trade mark in part allowed 0deto be settled June &c.
10 D. II. .
Jones agt. Lewis, Nos. l and 2.-Motion denied.
without costs.
Before Justice PIgRREPosT
Pinkney agt. Childs.-Motion for stay denied, with
81 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS ORFICE-Juss "
SIILwRLI-

xuarIes I,ax-r Was examined a charge of passing
counterfeit quarter upon James Rooney bartender for Mr.
Higgins No 2 Front street 1t appeared that when he gas ar
the police other spurious found upon
him. End in Of the fact that the piece in question cut
the edge when he rendered It, and there being no proof TO
show that no knew il was counterfeit the Commissioner dis
charged the defendant with repand to be careful In future
offer bad money and caught again he would be
I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
COMMERCZAL MA.27ER8:


) Xchom 8o.sssS
400 Harlem RR. Pnt.'ooo e ol
200 Reading Railroad 80, e: ~ ~
800 Nh. 8. L n. Ia G.S'osan s 30
% do..............s~s% ~,
A. -. - - Az as. lLoi
, 1860-11-02

Much speculation and many absurd rumors
have lately been circulated respecting the cree
ton Of foriiications on Puget Sound. A very
general impression has obtained that Govern
ment was about to expend several hundred thou.
sand dollars on these works, and that operations
would be commenced speedily, Crediting these
rumors some Of our people have taken the trou-
bic to prc-empt and spend money in improving
claims either upon the lands designated for the
contemplated iortiications, or in the immediate
vicinity; hoping to realize princely fortunes by
the transfer Of these claims to Government when
they are wanted. We have made inquiries in
the proper quarter as to the truth Of these re-
ports and learn that it is not designed to erect for
tications ut present, nor is it probable that any
will be erected for years to come. Lieut.. Casey,
Of the Engineers, now stationed here, some time
since received instructions to examine different
points on the Sound with a view to the erection
OF Notifications at future period, and also to
secure them against pre-einpton. The necessary
steps have been taken, we believe, by this tc.ive
young officer to reserve the lands in quest,
for military purposes, and the result Of his ex.
animation has doubtless been forwarded to
Washington ere this.
Now, what has given rise to this early ac-
ticn Of Government in reference to fortifying
Puget Sound is simply this: Uncle Sam has
been repeatedly Aceced quite rOundly by his ne
phews in little matters of this kind, and he
wishes in future to guard against it. lie has no
more money than is absolutely required to keep
in good condition his egions of ofice-holders and
shOulder-strikers, and finds it necessary to stop
allextraneOus leaks. The Lime Point swindIe,
where an attempt was made 10 extOrt two hun
dred thousand dollars for land that was not
worth positively two hundred dollars, fully
aroused him to the importance Of this step, and
be is evidently determined that be shall not be
made game Of in like manner again
We have been led TO these remarks by re-
peated queries in relation to the subject. How
ever much we might rejoice over the early com
mencement Of the projected Publications, we
must say that we consider their eonsummation
about as near at hand as the Pacific Railroad
and that IS very problomaticaL .a'
, 1860-11-02

THEz cmLbarx DEovEEa.-Mr.J. q. Moore
informs The MIsysVills Duly APpsai that thrce
children bclouging 70 = Nrs Wilson, lately from
Wisconsin, were drowned IL FEATHER river, Cal.
aornia, On the 9Th ult, Ehile attempting to cross
L in . wagon.
, 1860-11-02

TuIE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire a rersona Indebted them to ca and make
settlement With reference 10 prompt payment, wheat oats,
rye and cattle will be boaght account.
We further give notice that desire 10 step giving credit
to eusomers md that, while regret our inability ac-
eommodate them feel Il would be unjust ourselves 10
continue the system longer. .in sIn.ft I'll
Hence, Se huge none I'll solicit credit hereafer
~ 10 -. y. MeCAtE 4 co.
stellaeoom, Sept 81, iso0 Sen
, 1860-11-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE IS
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court In and for Pierce
County, ". IT, and to directed have levied upon and
will proceed to sell according TO law at the Court House door
In the town Of SeilaeOnm, In said County, SATURDAY
the lst day Of December. 1861 At O'Clock In The afternoon
the following described prenlises, TO wit:
The undivided Oneeghh Of that piece parcel Of land
known Buskrks Donation Claim adjoining BLISS addition
70 the town Of seaeoom, In said County Of Pierce. Also,
that piece parcel Of land known lot No. In Block No.
49, and particularly described the recorded plat Of
Blls's addition 10 the town Of Steilaeoom Aforesaid
Seized and taken into execution the property Of VIM D.
Rankin, and sufficient thereof to be sold to satisfy judgment
for Nine Hundred aud Forty Three Doars and Forty Nine
cents, and costs Of suit taxed at POrtywo Doa and Sixty
cents with Interest At the rate Of ten per cent per
from the 18th day Of September, $780, in favor Of Wm NJ
Randall plaintiff and against Wan. D. Rankin, defendant and
for aecruing costs
EGBERT n. TUCKER,
Sheriff Of Pierce County, W. r
steilaeooU, W, T., Oct o. taf0 9ll
, 1860-11-02

GoSE EAsE.-The chzaiaa AdUOouls says that
Lieut.. Il. N. Roberts, Corps q Engineer, o. s.
A., leh on The last steamer for Washington city,
whither he has been ordered to report himselG
Lisnt hacFeely, 4th InhntFy, and vile, and
Lieut. MeKseveE, Sd Artillery, also leit On the
sane stssaer: ths trmer on six and The latter
On eight months leave Of absence
, 1860-11-02

IIn1IAnr AnnIyAls.-The following officers
a1lilsi q Fort sieIlasson By sisansrs last vess,
rome 70 compose ne Court Martial, and others
psr1nnenliy sistioned heFss-MajOrs erisE Ra-
- aai HlIEhuil. O.pt MyFes Lieut. Forsyth,
"a IafhllI. Licut woolrich, Lieut. Forsyth, OH
Is1n.Iy. and Dr. Crnig.
, 1860-11-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SFEEICOOH, v. :, Friday. nov !. ISeN.


A RssuLAsoa-ln addition to = very hand.
some assortment Of jewelry, some Of Il very
costly and some entirely new in style, Mr.. Jester
reooiVsd BY the last steamer large regulator,
warranted 70 keep time with unerring exActness.
The dial q The regulator Is about two feet in di.
smetsr, and the works the most massive conceiv-
able. with compromising pendulum. Its cost,
WHOM Pot up, amounts to over two hundred dol
lars. This is en- article that was much needed
here. and Nc. Jester deserves credit for his eli.
tsrpriss in getting Il Our young men have no
excuse now for being irregular in their hours and
habits as the new clock win keep them straight,
& ihsy uiIl heed It's warning voice.
, 1860-11-02

We have seen, says the San Francisco Ereaing
Mirror of Sept Goth, the constitution and by
laws of new organization in this city-the
Pacific Life Guards whose avowed object is
the purchase of lands and tho establishment Of
a colony in Mexico. 1t is a secret military asso-
citation, and any male citiz n, between the ages
of twenty one and fiffv oC mod rcpptobIa char
actor MAJ, hooo,,. .,,..,L e. -, H.,
~ -; "''"oe, uPO" .'e Pay"en'
d" ii''atloh 'ee oI ten dollars ana receive the
degrees at the rate Of five dollars each. As the
officers hold their positions for term of years
and as Immediate ac,;on ia contomrIo,oj Tho
.a1.,;,,,,,au - P"' '"'
oo"S''u'o", We presume Us intended 10 govern
the association not only in its organization here,
but after its arrival in Mexico The real object
of the "I.ie. C;uar1,p ia 10 ro,,Io. ,,;.,.roo a,
a. 'N'' "ss''t''e' "
''o "uSreA Ut h'oeraI government oil Mexico, and
IN return receive grants Of land, offices and priv
ieges which will abundantly compensate them
for the outlay of labor and c,D;,,i roov;rod n
-. ,I,, $40 S~t'UH i.fu'iSu ~
P'"'''s the government OF that country upon
nrm oasls, and quelling the discord which has so
long distracted it. Tho "LiGe Guards" deny that
thew have anv connection with Tho MKn;rb,s o(
,ho co,I.,, C;..Isn TI".. - "'0 v
uepenuent OF tue Auanuc expedition, and in
different portion Of Mexico. At present they
number about three hundred active n,embers and
,bo;- r.rLs ,,., ,,,,so..,.,I ~. ..,;I,., e,,;,-
~, - "e @'0 ."Puy n,"s'
A"e loiIo"hg ADDRESS throws adultlonal light
upon the aims Of the organization:
CITIZENS OF CALIFcRNIA win yo, turn vour
thoughts from the cares of life. and conten1late
for one moment the horrors of war that distract
that once glorious but now blood. land oC
Mexicol Let YOUR ewes rest ON the wholesale
murder, rapine. and Dlund.r that now convulse
our sister Republic. and yonr soul will sickcn at
the picture presented TO your view. Imacine
the hcart.rending misery Of the widows and or.
plans made homeless and Gatherless by the knives
a picture does not eanss Won 10 S,,Sn tbsn 'vo Won
are not worthy the name Of Americans. Why
stand we here idle, within few days sail Of
Sne sess 2. war, Sho gaze win sne9 calm lndil-
xra NJ 90 J.P"nsr.,s ~ .ue" ;o'' MOvuIs. ,S'
blessings Of freedom Of thought. action AID
speech that We arc inseLsible to the liberties Of
9thers FORBID 1t, Almighty God Is there no
h"-..,s ~ h'S,J Sg ano us IA A t Goo' Iners a1e
stake their an on the liberty Of Mexico. There
is an organization in this city known as the
racine krie Guards, organized for the express
tieular repugnance to the Odor Of gunpowder,
''iNo Mno WI volunteer t1e'r services 70 win inc
assist ,be III Tibsrsis ~ ar;ys " Mira~o, % ond h;S
minions into the Gulf Of Mexico, or some other
warm climate from which there is no redemp.
hundred
, 1860-11-02

RtIunD.-Afer an absence Of eighteen
months, siE q which were devoted to the duty
q bringing otsr he Fort Benton Gieut Null
lsns) road recruits for Oregon, Lieut. A. v.
kanil returned 70 Fort stsIlacoOm on Thursday,
ash nit, inexeenent health and spirits Dur
Ing biz absenee. he hns visited the Continent Of
Europe. stopping At all places Of note, andmade
4bnsf say among bis relatives and friends in
Ohio. Ho describes his journey from St Louis
70 Oregon As pleasant in thsextreme, and speaks
q Lieut. Mullnn's road IN tes.ns Of much praise.
AIllf receiving here ths congratulations Of his
hansFoa friends, civil and military, Lieut.
Kaulz rsiained his Capt Malonsy's) company
etFQt chehalla saT
, 1860-11-02

ExnrIToSS-Four chInamea and Mexican
were hanged on Friday, Out. 18th, in Calavsras
county. Cal. The MaFysviIle ARpaai terms these
susp, nsiOus sTrce Fruit"
, 1860-11-02
NOTICE. N0TECEii

~ " NOTICE! N0TiCE!f
THE UNDERsIGNED TAKES THIS METHOD
% inform the public esnsFay that he has removed his
NEW STORE Al the head Of
''" 's-' r WHARF, -. .,,,. ,- {. : "A,
Directly opposite his dwelling house, where he win ndeavor
TO do business up brown hnd necessary. changing ny
locality, 10 also change my mode Of dang business have
heretofore given unlimited credit 10 everybody who asked
for indefinite number Of years. and End that BY 90 doing
have not only crippled my business have made eneme
% those whom hsve asked Tor settlement In future aha
DO business cash payoun VySte and trust that
person viii have the Impotence 10 ask for credit,
an persons who know themselves be Justly Indebted 10
forward and make seltemsnf their hcoouns
will be placed the hands Of an oeer fer couca and no
mistake. WI not sen goods credit
.. s....., .--..i,..-y PHILIP KEACH.
eteIacoOm, Sept 9Th, 1850. 9O:tf
, 1860-11-02

A HArPT FArHER-we see Il stated in an
exchange paper, that Elder Kimball one Of the
leading Mormon Saints recently had born to
him, in Que night, no less than fourteen children
Whist would TupPer-who describes babe in
q heuae as "a fountain Of joy and well-string
u pleasurc--say 10 thisg
, 1860-11-02

Inr Wrsllra-ou winter has slt in IN ear
~ During ne paIi rstl. an unusual guam
~ q llin lal hllen, and At tines We have Al.
NJ fr.1.'lld "a cnlaiioa An occasional
r'n|.l 3 Re slIn , ezhIIir.lins-
, 1860-11-02

The best purifier Of the blOod, Halls sara
parilla, Yellow Dock and IOdide Of POtass.
, 1860-11-02

lTIK Washington 81, san FIAncIsco,
Il Auhocd TO act ashe Agent of this paper In receiving ad
VeFsemen and suhacrptonsi " San frADeisoo and
uhsFs, and collecting and reeeiptng for the
CHAss PROSCH.
, 1860-11-02
NPECIAL MnTIrH

SPECIAL NOTICE.
81 The following letter. which emphakically spssks
ior itself was written by the Dian OF the Faculty u The
Philadelphia College Of Medicine 70 he edition. Of he
Pacac Medical aud Surgical Journal san FrSaeIco.
for publication:
PHILADELPMiA. Jsn lT,h. 1859.
Ione AdoTeetAe fdcEe MEDICAL and SsT0irat J0urAaI
GkNTLEMhN-My attention has been called " an ATIiclo
IN the December number OF your Journal In regard 10 the
dd etHde1 degree granted by the Philadelphia ColleRO
OF Medicine 70 Dr. L. Czapkay. When the spplcatInn
Ior me dtgree was mace " lie Faculty IVES Rcc Rpa-
MED by adavits and Testimonials b the eff ct that Dr.
Czapkay was regular gr duats Md OF the Univ Isty
OF Pesth, had served Surgeon In the Hungarian army
and was 2 regular piactitiOneF Of medicine. On the
dem degree As il name mpes conferred on eradnsies
only and gives NJ new pFvieges Had there been the
slightest suspicion of irPgulay. the application would
have heen refused. By inserting lha 10 your Journal
favor on Yours, very respectfully.
IT, RAND 80
Dean Of the FaeuyOrhe Philadelphia cOIsEe Of Medicine
CERTIFICATE.
l, the Underlined. Governor Of Hungary do testify
contest for Hungarian liberty as Chief snrqeon ip ne
Hungarian army, with faithful veFnnre- IL leaI
have given him this Certificate and d. ret ommrnd him
to the sympethy attention end pF'a 9Th II all rhoao
psdeseved mIserSpe S'r0nS .sn sAenheesrd
0uvrrnOr Of Hungry.
Washington CITY January sIh, 1854
~ Dr. J.. J. Czapkays Medical and snFeiral Irsti-
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office San frnsskto
California The DOct'F Oifs fre eOnsL liaiions and
asks n" remuneFaii.n unless he ehects o ou,e
PeTsons not Wishing 10 loee time 10 r0Ieslrr denre
please enclose $40 In their tiers and Ihy Hil rel
immediate att, nliun 10 their enses.
L. J. CZAPKAY ND
. I:am Sat frahesoo. Cal.
, 1860-11-02
AMBRoTYPES.

TuE uNDEItsIGNED. HAVING LATELY
eoilleeel and lsa ~ naFnheenf llrrr IN a. 80
u w. ~ Mnlam-sus seFc IN aeacean : ns,i u--r-r Al
taks ricfURG In an he laissi syiss.
S.B.-FArn FrOdsos tahsn m sushan-, suS i,s,S,,
, 1860-11-02

FAITH, HOPE, CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
eS Industry Canap No. I, 1. d. Of X, rssts
HEHf& In steiacOOm the second and fourth Monday
evening" Of each month. All Companions in gOOd
standing are invited to attend.
EGBERT II. TUCKER WR
, 1860-11-02


HArnsorn TrHETAHEs--We received yes
tlldny afternoon, nom Mr. FnnkIin Kennedy,
el HaaamiAh Comfy, 4 aaek Of IS hno kidney
pqlpiols = were ever grown anywhere, accom-
rah'rd ~ beauiiful had Of cabbage weighing
alpaun1< IhsroiAloes are Of mammoth pro.
rtII4ls and box good enough 70 eat without
cn'dng They ari from The Mound Cottage
1Ifu. Oyster Bay. Savannah County, and speak
asH I.i lho fertility Of the soil IN which they
UtIl grown. Residents Of that locality, who
have called upon Is from time 70 time, are loud
n lhaf pfnlrrI q The country. and claim for h
. pioauciiFsnsss equal % o. best on Che coast
We isatn that there are many rich and beautiful
Arms ,he1sabou, Valiing ss.tlsmsn, BY pre-
nnrI|on. 10 tlH Ia1 y q. i4.nti 98lt
, 1860-11-02

Va ShAn BE- psased furnish Of vessels and others,
outward bOanA with 6es Of The HKRALD, on application
a this once.
, 1860-11-02

a cn,lsrr1r-It : cnrFnntly reported IN
e1n lllncllr1 ihni ssurioF ouIn has challenged
cz.ConEIl1nnn McDonsal, and that The ehsl.
l1lr. Is ben ,cccptei Anothar report sisies
fni H.n J. q NcKibbin has been ehaIlsngsd
u oaIa We alo unable . ltsfu whether &
: ely on q both q he gepaepen named
tl.i b as.ll kiIl. ss (. s ,lsrizs.
, 1860-11-02

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-J Taylor, Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Messenger on the steamer Oregon, sup
piled US literally with files Of California, Oregon
and Atlantic papers, for which he has our thanks.
The Express Company cannot be otherwise than
popular with such attentive Messengers.
, 1860-11-02

LorE11 rr.--0h last "Wednesday eyshins
~. y. P. Burns of Olympia. while laborins
ohasi eselleinqnl rom sdmulanls. q which be
h,i 11I.ahaa 100 freely, undertook to display
h'l ll|a. q paslllat N Nsrers Saloon. spon
a. rstsan I Saasf Walbass O Camp Pickett;
buloof ever active shsfiI Who very properly
fla'nr lho privilege of doing al ne fighting IN
fh1 Couri1 hiinla|f thought this IN innovation
apan bis l'shl.. and promptly iueged the med.
ia pnsi'1l The Doctor indignantly protested
ssa'1a iln iu1aruanil1n but bis protest was
unhlslrl Sheriff Tucker Is 10 Eespscter Of
pIlllna anl \ therefore bshooses professional
men as vel a. he common herr 70 demean
fhrn..lrus psac1abIy n slenacoom df f"
, 1860-11-02

znrnnl Wrn--ll b not o1oa tlal good
1allily b. lhis hfoflls wins Is mot with s.sons
|t ts|l|lI'ous articles sold under he name a
- days lsa however. W were The fortunate
lll|r'1his Of gallon from Dr. Wsbber and ]
l1i|'s from ~. Ph1lip Keach, both of whiehWs
a.l.th very superior 70 quality. apd msriting,
= ~ ri1ulr raolive, uur siAuks thoseidr. 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-31

"a m n .Dre,orotions were made for
5efenca "a . Nr n,orooriol To the Colonel
ost;no nr nue mss nv nronared and nn-
Tnsropsl, s;Sos5 ""S F'--N -, "
At Al o'ciacIr the Prince william Cav.
alrv, Cant Thornton commanding, enter
al Tho vfIIoota on5 IL r.n9ed themselves in
the nsiohho ov adu Of 9 tSs mole Tbey were
foi1owaS nv comOanv ~ aSont 40 strong
under command Of Cant NJ Fitzbueh and
Mai. Carte Who naying no attention
wSatcver to tbo HorIemens onictlv formed
N n hallow sonare around the mole, face
inwards
Whilst this comnanv was surrounding
The mole NJ JoSsni, p .Tannev advanced to
the P Gan, nI ' Of tbs Tpoon Of Horse and
Claimed P nrotection for his nronerty s upon
which the pole stood.
At the word of command, Jas. w. Jack
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-31
(FrOm the Alexandria Gazette)


Many persons in the ncighborhood OPP
posed the erection of the pole, believing it
cation OF an attempt to disturb it. The
Republicans, when spoken to on the sub
ject, answered that there was no one in the
county who dared to touch the pole."-
"There were men enough to defend it," &c.
On one occasion an old resident of the
neighborhood was assaulted because he
had declared that the pole was nuisance,
and on another, threats were made to ride
upon rail, gentleman living nearby,
because lie had spoken Southern senti-
ments freely in Occoquan. Letters were
published in the Wheeling Lntelliyencer de-
claring that "the people in the county
want the pole removed but have not the
heart TO do tn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-31

Y3r1S1Sswe refer our readers to the advertisement
o-|=0zA of Messrs' CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway New York. The Blood Food is one of the
greatest medicines Of the age and is rapidly driving
out Of the nurrt all the quack nosrums Of modern
times. Its efficacy great, and its superiority so
justly acknowledged, that it is found difficult to sup
ply the immense aud Increasing demand for the ar
tclC DIR. EATCN's celebrated "1ntantile Cordia" is
medicine prepared by regular physician of emil
nence in his profession, and WHO has devoted his
life to the peculiar phases of lnantiIe diseases It is
no humbng, but II medicine, which commands itself
to those only who appreciate it.-ApnLachicoEa
Flor. Times.
81 See advertisement. mh24 d&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

What IS itE Hon. Ctsredf
Dyspepsia is our National Disease-wenk stomach,
feeble Digestion distress after eating costive habit,
bilious condition. How many suffer with it and its
attendant symptoms of low Spirits bad tNstc, coated
tongue, obstupinod head, and attacks of headache!
Yet how few know how to cure it! Generally, he
the bowels are constipated, resort is had to
cathartcs laxatives. But such condition WAS
never cured By cottiartics whose only office is to
weaken the digestion, and impair tho integrity of
the entire assimilativo system.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PILLs-a simple me, ssted sugar pil-havc cured
hundreds of the worst and most obstinate cases.
This is done simply by improving the tone, and re-
storing the integrity of the digestive organs, from
which result good appetite, regular habits, clear
head and buOyont spirits. Such medicine is gem,
and only requires to be known to be appreciated.
Price, 25 cents per box, with directions Six box
os, 81. [jy11l LAUGuLINs BUsHTIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-31
A Singular state of Parties in Mary
land.


land.
The Baltimore Patriot publishes some
what singular letter from correspondent
at Elkton, Maryland, giving the following
statement of the condition ofpolitical mat
tiers in that quarter:
On the 10th of May last, when the Con-
stitutional Union National Convention
nominated John Bell and Everett for the
Offices of President, / was in your city at
tending the sittings of the Convention, and
upon its adjournment, and for some weeks
thereafter, did not entertain shadow of
question, but they would carry Maryland
by decisive majority, especially as the
Democratic party became hopelessly es-
tranged by the proceedings of the June
Conventions. These anticipations contin-
ued to increase from day to day, until a
short time past, when, in consequence of
the imprudent course of some would-be
leaders in your city, and in other portions
OF the State, there is now strong proba-
bility, nay, it amounts to an absolute GER
tainty, that the electoral vote of the State
ofMaryland will be given for the Democ-
racy. From day to day receive inform
alton of the disintegration of our party,
and some who, three weeks since, were the
firm supporters'of Bell and Everett, are now
the Jealous advocates of Breckenridge,
while others have Joined the ranks of Lin
coin and Hamlin.
l stated in one of my letters, that VIM.
Pinckney Ewing, Esq, the Lincoln elector
Tor this district, had said that Lincoln
""nld receive so votes in Kent comfy,
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