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Ayers Ague Cure,
POR THR SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Rem lite
Fever, Chin Fever. Dumb Agie, Periodical Ne ad-
ache. or Bilious Headache, and bilious Fe-
yers, indeed for the whole class Of dis
eases or ignating In hillary derange-
ment caused by the Malaria of
Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here 20 oder the community
remedy which, while II cures the above complaints
with certainty. is siili perfectly harmless in any
quantity. such remedy j. invaluable In districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This cure
expels tho masnatic poison % Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents the development of tie
disease II taken on the first approach of is premon
itory symptoms. Il Is not only the best remedy ever
vet discovered for this class Of complaints but also
the Cheapest The large quantity We supply for a
dollar hrings tvifhin the reach Of every body and
in billions districts, where Fever and Agne prevails
everybody should have IL aud u freely both fer
cure and protection A great superiority of this
remedy over any other discovered for the spec
dy and certain Of Iutermittsnts y that IL con-
tsins no Qunne or mincrai consequently II produ-
ces no qusnsm or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution Tfoee cured by u len
healthy a. il they had never had the disease
Fever and AFe j. not alone the consequence 81 the
miasmafic poson A great variety Of disorders arise
| from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Goui, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache Cafarrah, Asthma, Palpi-
tation, Paininl Affection II the Spleen, Hys
tcrics. Pain In the Bowels Collie Paralysis
! aud Derangenlout of the stomach,
AZ IT which, when originating Ia this ca>e. pat On
the intermittent type. OF hecome periodical. Thi'
"Cukk' eSpels the poison irom the blood, and con
seanenfy cures them all alike. II i an invaluable
protection % Immigrants and persons travelling OF
temporarily residing in the mAlarious districts
taken occasionally or daily while exposed 10 the in
fecion that will Dc excreted from the systom, ana
caanot accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 rper
into disease Hence IL l. valuable COT
protection than cure, and few viii ever suffer from
| lniermittents II they avail themselves q the pro
| lection this remedy aforsi--
! sS- Prer,ared ~ Ia }. 4. AfER a. CO.
Lowell. ha~sac hilsetts.
All our remedies arr Cot sale % J. X. CUSrSGHAs
| PM Do~xpa1Y nud ~ an Druggists in T~rrc
1 Hsute.
Wholesale by AuxS a Co, Cincinnati
I funi- -9dcoIu-Wcov
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Bmy Tickets ria Pitts
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREIGHTS
Rv shis Raufe Freights of all descriptions be
fsr. arssed from phll Adspbls. Ne~ Yurk. hoa'on
n.ltirsor~ % any point the Railroads q Ohio.
kentuckr Indiana, linols, Wisconsin. Iowa. ~ Mis-
..suri. BY Railroad direet
me resnsylvaIha Rsilroaf aiso conpeets ~ rtts-
bareh nth Siesu.efs. - ~hich Goods can be FOR
1890 =, >ur r..rt On the Ohio. Nnskinguni, Ken
t.~kx Tensrs~es. t,urnieriand, Illinois. Mississippi.
Wlsconsin. Missouri Ksnsas, Arksnsae and Red kv-
.e.. and Al Cleveland. SAniusky and Chicago With
s..sr.,.rs % all ports the North Western Laaes
ueri.ants and Shippers enfrusfsns Che tranFports-
don q hslr Frexhi b dis Company, can rely with
80, asses,oe % its speesiy transit.
rHF RATS OF FkEIGHT % any point la the
Vet ~ The anis Railroad ~ al une-
ssfavorabs = sre chsrset ~ osker hilreaf Con-
yanies-
Rsukoan."
n u SSEEDER. Phflsdelphia-
MkoRaN A CooNS 80 North -. Esltiusore-
fFFfH A co. Ne. Arfcr Hcuse, o. Na. soo1
william -. New fork-
lesCH a CO. - STATE - h,siatl.
H n HOUSTON. (senersi frsiEbt Agent, ftiis
FNos,u IFwts firn@ssl Sup't. Altoona, fenn-
l. u. HoUPr. eeoefal ticket ag-nt philadelphia.
s<et~iy.
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with Temporary suffusion and Loss Of sight.
HEI.MBOID's BUCHu for Mobility and Restessness,
With want of Attention and Horror q society.
HEIMBOLD's BUcHU for Obstruotions
HFIMBoLD'S BUCHu for kxoesscs arising from In
discretion. and all Diseases o.
FEMALES-FEMAIRS-FE
FRMAIEs-FEMAI.Es-FE
ofD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CAN
TFMPI.A11N6 MARRIAGE,
'NN' 10 'O THEY ARR or 40 AyAn.
HUMnOI.D'S EXTRACT BUCHu
Is THE VERY BEsT REMEDY IN THF WORLD
For Ali complaints Incident 70 The sex whether ari-
sing from lndscretioH Habits 81 dissipation ~ m the
] SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NOFANiIX SHOULD NJ WITHOUT TT.
Take no more Balsam. Mercury. or UnpleasAnt
! u.aic,ue Tor Unpleasant assd Dangerous Diseases.
! HFiMBOi.DS EXTRACT BUCHu CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, Atliiile Espenss.
AND 40 ENpoSURE.
pae HRI.MBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU Cor Excess-
RY YorNc ANDo.D
And for diseases arising from habits Of dissipation.
Il removes all improper discharge. and VIII resi~s
he patieat IN short time state q health aff
party p17as sy1 wnotnrs EXTRACT BucHU Cor diseases
and eeections u the naost distressing character.
use HEI.MBoI.Ds ExTRAcT Buchu for sil afeo-
sions an aiseAses q the
waesbsr existing 10
n..E q. fHna'H'
Prom whsssver capse orieiustlbg, ard matter a
How Lose srasD'Ne-
All the above diseases sa1 fymp4oms admit Il he
same treatment and may originate from the same
RRADi READi RFkDf
10 HELMB0I.D's BrCHU j. safe and pleasant in tast'
suA e.ior bat immediate In its action.
Personally appeared before NJ. Alderman q th'
city q Fhiisdelphis. II. T. hkiHBOi) Chemist " n
being duly sworn. does say that has preparation con
tain. no narcoc, mercury. or if.urisus druF but
rorslx veeetabie ". 7 HTIABOLD
sole Manufacture.
sxorn and subscrlbea before me, the 11d day q
~ xoxru,h@r<lsr4. wM- = .HubtAkD. Alderman
III Prioe sl pr bottle. IL fcr o.. delivered 70 ~
r....s nv HT HRTMBogD
, Prartical and Analytical Chemist,
fos s..ath Tenth 81. belaw Che~fEuf phiil
A 8EWAHE Of COuNJBHfE1IS
AND CNpE1rCIPI.FD DfAffRS.
4 Who snf~asort % dispose "os rsxm owE" and "o1,
~, .xrrcsrs o. rNB nEruTsrIos krTssssDu
n Hs.nbolt's Geuuine PrepsrAtlons
the kktract buchu.
~ Sarsaparslia.
and In.prcvsd Ro-s Wash
Ast Soitby -
On TIL. BARR A CO.
.se1 Aud aT Druggists exefy sh~te
ieat ASK foh HfiAbOfD- IAhk hooihfh
Cas oat ths stYsffiselnent and benf fot a.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ftfosukf.
/. zs1s~sn
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I'M picAL.
ScrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

rs a constitutional disease, q corruption q The
biocd. by whith this ilud bccoucs vitistsd ~esk.
aud poor. Beiss IA the circulation. IL perFsdek The
whole body anl may burst out IN disease any part
Of a. No organ Is free from is attacks. Il there
which u may not destroy. The scrofuious tsinf
i vsrcsly caused BY mercaisl disease, lo~ ilyins
dlsordered or unhealthy food, impure AIR. hlh and
hithy habits the depressing vices and, above all, BY
the venerea Infection Whatever be its origin, u u
hereditary in the constitution descending frors pa
rents 20 children unto the third and fourth genera
tom" indeed IL seems 10 be the rod n Him who
says 81 will visit the iniqutes q The fathers upon
their childrenn
lts effects commence by depostion froEn the blood
of corrupt OF ucerous matter, which, NJ the lungs,
liver, ard internal organs, Is termed turberoies; In
the glands swelings nnt on the surface, eruptiots
sores. This foul corruption, which genders IN the
blood depresscs the energies ~ ie - that scroa-
l0as c0mplaints, bat they have Tar less power 10
withstand the attacks q other diseases, consequent
~ vast numbers perish BY disorders which, although
0t scroful0us In their nature. stii rendered Ia
tai BY this taint In the system Most Of the eoa-
sumption which decimafcd The human family has iis
origin directly IN this scrofuons contaminafion anc
many destructive diseases of the liver. kidneys,
brain and indeed, of All the organs. arise fcn or
are aggravated By the same cause
one quarter Of all our people scrofulouss their
persons are invaded by this lurking infection, and
their health Is undermined BY g. To cleanse u from
the system We must ren0Vate the blood by altera
tive medicine and nyigorafe IL BY healthy food and
exercise. such medicine we supply IN
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HOT ELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York



since the opening q this vast and oommo'iions
Hotel in 1854 Il has been the single sneavor q the
roprie.ors to make It the most sumPiaous. con-
vrnsent and comfortable hene for the eitiren and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
Ana whatever has seemed likely 70 administer t.
the comfort of it, guests they have endeavored.
without regard to eo>i. 70 provide. and to combine
all she element. u individual snd social enjoyment
which modern afi has invented. AMI modern taste
approved; and tbe patronage which i' has ce'amsu-
81 during IN p,.i ia year is gratifying Pr""'
that their Effort. bsss been appreciated.
To meet the csigsneie- ofths umes. when AL afe
required 10 prseiics he mas' r.ge economy, The
unaersgned-
Have Reduced the Price of Bosrs tn
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
aiths sane tine sbssing none e the lnNuries VIII
~hsrA she,r table has hisherso ben supplied.
rKEApwEII- wHrTcoNB CO.
~y.-t sea, ,ssi > mo.
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BAcGAGE CHEcKED THROUGH-ALI
TRANSFERS FREE
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Boat Tickets. 10 Boston
Good via any q the Boat Lines.

Tsro Daiis Connections from HarrisbHrgh 10
Baltimore aud Washington.
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LEGAL,

Annual Report of the Auditor Of Nig"
County.
DEPORT q the Auditor q Nigo county. sho~lnt
| III the amount received and disburssd ff ths.yesf
commencing June lst, L. D.. lsGO, sni .ndins A.f
1 8isf A. D.. lsCl inclusive
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'he Weekly E.xpress

sS-rhsre will be no deviation from the above
srAav.rtisements published In both Daily ana
vliv viii be charged the fun Daily rates with one
Sslf n the Weekly rates added .
"''' = CHARLES CRUFT. PRoh.
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a b y T r. a G 7

OF he FIFTEENTH sEHf-ANyUAL STATE
MFyT Of TIE condition or fhe HOAf JNSC-
RAy0E COMPANY. Of the tsfy or Nsso lori.
on fke la day II January 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
SIr. brown. Nomtnation Ra,,nea.

. The Convention which met yesterday at
ths Court House, In pursuance of a call
from Falrmont. issued from Fairmont, rat.
lied, unanimously, the nomination of w.
g. Brown for Congress. There was no
division Of sentiment. Nobody thought
Of any one else, although, until lately, va
FiOns parties there assembled had other
preferences. But they all realized that
these were not times to split hairs or stand
uP0n preferences, and SO all, With one ac-
cord, dropped everything else in grand
haFmouy for the Union cause. Mr.. a. B.
Caldwell, life long Wing, made mn ex-
eellent aud patriotic speech, commenting
the nomination. So did Mr.. C. D. HUB
bard, and so did the worthy chairman,
Col. Gather. OF Grafton. This shows the
temper Of the people, and indicates what
may be expected on the day OF election
: On that day NO shall see such n rtlIying of
Uptpn men as was never seen in this dis
trict before. We helieve it 70 be low Cs-
innate that Mr. Brown will get clear
two-thirds vote incur district. We shall
be disappointed if he does not get three-
fonrthS Of all the votes polIed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
lrr. sweeney aud the wellsburE

MF. Sweeney aud the WellsburE
Nomination.
's" days ago, We Pnbltshed from the
h'Shmond EEgRf8eF, the proceedings of a
states rights meeting, held 10 that city, at
which AFrsEbomas Sweeney Of this city,
= vas 'Aen a1 as 0pe Of the Vice Presi-
aepes' me fsei'ngo our citizens when
they read IT. Was one OF general regret,
not uom'ngted With stronger feelings, at
the idea that Ne. Sweeney should either
lead himself ll IN person, or in name, to
such 9 movement Mr.. Sweeney himself
seems % nave seen the unenriable posi-
son az which ne was placed, tor Tho next
gay ne came out In = "aFd, stating that his
name had been used without his knowl-
edge or authority = We pave Mr. Sveeney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
AN ORDINANCFSI755 z
Ateessiag 74sss Jor tte CITY IF IYAscitag, for 6s /
tear Riahtee,r RNnireI and SIT u.oire,z ..

4esGsftag 1HsEf 90r hts CITY If lVheclfJg, for Ee
year RighEe7t HNHdrsd and SiztysFe s1,ts
RRg, 4. BE 1t ordained by tho Council Of the City
levied, c1leeted patd on The persous and sub
leots within this city und tiORed Inthi ordi.
nance fur the anil benefit Of the citySOTF heel.
Ing the taxes ~ EollowG 70 wit. I'm III Iana lots
and real estate ID this city noteXemft from taSa-
tlon So cts every Hundred dollars value fheroof
ard on every titheabls In Eaid city 50 cents. =
SIC. z, tln every vemder OF goods wares or mer.
ehapdiso tsxof Of one PSr cent on the value Of
tlte ttOck 81 goods. wares or LheFchRhd A held bY
such person at;thetinie OF leVying such ta1.
sae. Z; On gyeEy commission and foryhtding uet
SEo.4. I'm every license to a hawker or 4psiilSr.
whether tue same be Tor the whole or any part Of the
year, and no smell license shall be tTansterrable
except the perbOn named therein 81 e iEli5 49,
SEC. s: on oTsry lieenSe for an auctioneer $50.
WaresRnd nercIlandita Who sells vine or rbirt,,
9as OF either Of them, BY retail, not to be
BE, q On every licenso to keep wharf boat tax
SEC 8. On every theatrical performance the snm
o. Tor each days performances. For license for
such PeEiSFasace for. one month S35, for three
months g S.ala Z S+S, and for one year 500
hibttlon OF s1uistrlau fuati $780, q .5t5gi5 y
SEef ~ On eyoEy dng exhibition Of wire or rome
q aHesF g @ OF Or puppet shows SIS.
t9ns the sum Of s per day except literary OF Scisn
tIac lsCtuFp9 and exhibitions OF paintings or ne.
SIC u every license for the wholesale u gun
oNer and On every license for the SALE Of gun
entertainment SIG: on every boarding house SS
sES y. On every licsns6 to keep billiard room
Thereof $50 fur the first table aud so Tor Zach ADJ
tt0Hal tablS therein lt2ssiift =fE =
SIC. Is. oneveTyl license to keep bowling allsy
each additional alley. =. -
SEC. "a. On every lesnee for pistol galley $50.
SEC, Ia Oh every license for wheel cSFrSTeS keps
ntEP OF hiFa aItSS tH,S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

"f Reatueky to.5,or4os iatu5ls ne baaner
Of TesistaHee, I ReUer lriH fight under thai
banner. I ore paramount allegiance TO
the lehoRs UnioR-a subordinate one TO my
owS StaEs.'-Henry Clay in the United
States Senate. 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Col. Gather OF Taylor County,
The Chairman OF the Convention, yester-
day, made some lsnPretending, but telling
remarks. He impressed every bod deeply
by the plain, good, honcst, whole-sOuled
dsyotionto tue Union, With which his.re-
marks abouadsd: .fwehave Gomez said
he, Htromsthe mogntatns, to see if you will
Join with ms ID Keeping the Stars and
Stripes waxing 6ver.pS.' Several voices
said, y Re will that
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AN ORDINANCF
AtsetltIlg ItfaEs f0t tle C 81 tiee1,I
% keepers Of 0rdiRaFieS aad C96ee HSGiies gS,gf

AtSesltHg 1h5Es for tie CI tf15g5ltlg On IIee,l,
2 keepers Of 0rdiRaTieS aad caSee HSaiesg 6Slf Z
Be 4 oFdainSd ~ the Council % tho CITY OF Vince
ia, that Tor t6e year 1851 thtrs 5lh be l61ied co
ana pa11 o. the and Sut With
TIM and mentioned in thIs dinaI'cS fo n
o99S4t eng usS = The city Of he tax.
So 4. On stsFy license to Keep "a Ordinary viii.
70 sv asq cay 9 az Egte Per anpp GolIo
rental value thereof = dos NOT lIit0 and
pefeent on - mach Ofth& annual tSnf6i yai6S fLtr
Of a. does exceed s3OO. ts -
Is skcsZ Be II further 0Fdmtne6, that on aYeFI "
Genae 20 keep coffee h0nseS 81 the frst SVifhf
the sid city Of Wheeling there shaTI In,
thei treasasY Of said city taxes q EDilog9-tS.
z g sal on coffee house Of the 49t elass and r
RTads tax Of so and % Cotlse house 81 m n
et!'5 and steond sFeda . tax 0E ssh. s9sIfz :
. SEC q BE u farther ofaiued that on syarv Il
ears % keeP eoee house Of the second eiass VIII
l9 me said city there paid into the treaSul
y s' elEy .sxeg q 70 every IIesn
Eee p -, and on epse house Of the e
a1a elass aud second Gt9a5 4 tax Of $50
SEC &. This 0tananee shall be M fIIes .4tr q, =
amer tbs 9Th day % May, 1851. Il = 80 -
1ffezSsl.-.il. JACOB RuRKLB, Clerk.
1aOATES',S ORR - 70 f.s1 AUFSHT3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26
Ussa q, 4 !, T 3 r. 8 n &

Z - =.
!CI9mR hell 'EaEF, OF Brooke.
1--WE pastt;alerl d@irsd lhe ring and
tone OF the remarks oftCampbell TAR. of
Brooke s6sntyS Ii the c6nyentiot At tie
Court House 4tetdsy L bad the real
Garlic qgEit In i, He said that Brooke
5eonptY so0nld sttnd arm granite on the
Uaton qaestion. and me would never let
.lsr,sOll. .ni.s 6s =
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Interesting News!
A New OIL Well Just DiscoyeredI
10. l1s1< MAIN STREET

- : X : -
But q Small Il equireti Tor ev-.
cry one TO i. take ,l4a. a share.
Ers'yy. 90 ee',ts injected 'eitt yield 81 ,gorth
IHeADvANoE OF THE NEW MON TARIFF.
loo CASES or NEW SPRING AM sr,,,,pp.
Ivy DRY GOODS -,5E5sE57sl
nave Just heeq which the subscriber n able
TO sell for less than half their original value
IN 3Ty othsE s%ods FssstEe he VIII only
al prices some ~ l6w 6sb0 6ts peE ynfd SSFti, n
hast 81, aud come Plain silks Is lou S 81 Wi
pisces OF Plain Black sllkSfo Dtesses and Man.
Dress Goods y large and varied assotthasnts some
1EratSsng DEeas e"9t for only per yard
LHsn. and Lsgn Robes, plain ard fgursd Bereges
Double Width grey, black and white BereZ.s so,
aeEls ana DasssFe some worth 81, f6ronIy 50 cts
Cfalltfs aud DFiains5, Gtngiams and CbJntzes
q Large Sthek; some ~ dark French ChfntsSS FSs
iSs Ger worth at least SIC ahalIgt C6intzes
,s!TAwIs 90 Grape shaWls: all colors, from S 10
90 dollars piece: % Twisted silk shaglS. new
styles; 100 Stella shaWlS, some as low a 81 =
&. Sat Ctgt oloE. at ali prices
French Lace NANTES Of ali the latest STYLES.
aFse stock OF deFieS HFhft6 floods
500 doz Ladies' taosef some 1Se, Eol16L dfs
PaEaG2ls. Hoop Skirts and CorsetS, q large stock
D0MssflCS:-Fast colorei Prints, (iSafrantetii
toE y: 3 and per yard, worth 10 and s.
T Fs1s.Isa e ap g T9bl6
fGAsPETSy Is piefeRpf sIngraan5 q Div ia amer:
q good s5ttms5t 81 BOYS u ady. tIsds Cto,bIng.
many 6tlsSt e6pdsS no iiG "a II
Which aTS ls I5a Tmp9ttor y.
AND viii BE sold at EeIRsed PFieasby a..
ape ISL ME- ~ VIZ t,ns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

boxoS u eholea Lbs, u q 3
II ot9ecp1 just IL sfHei and Eoc sale by
Z est z - PAssTosSs D0NLON 9 o6LEBAY.s
DI03CoBFI.I 'lj,5rg pr;;Ins 5iitEv ina
N received tHd dE SlIS n ~ y go
: aE9 q. -. q sssssi M.REILLY.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. % hlSlb ~,
~ EeseiHed per steamer Tycoon and for sale bS :
ae9 Il q u. RE1LGsee
W9RIkss CINCINNATI G9RR1TAN
ss ~ & e, - :, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

Ohio and HoEthyyesterm Virginia.
The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday, in
commenting on MISUNDERSTANDING Virginia and
her loyal determination TO stand by the Gag
a9d stay IN che pieFs ssysi
81. Tue Go geFnne aniz ed bY The peo-s.
PIE OF I'D erst aim, II be.
the itnatP d yer OF the States.
The kedefqt ltoS i1taeA Gil 80 EecogniSe,,
;;s9nd tle " trg Ililt,e can. have Sh9 tever
aid they caIl for from Ohio to .est9blishi
.s slsl Rsiqfaia tssau4thority throughout the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

i faQAHGRAssE ORR u 1EI8tssgAu HHT3. -
EAS(ELARkss and cIIADWIORIS SPOOL OOTTOSt
~ g ps &1c0tI. q yaFtSyy stoTes -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

ordered that electors Disappointed in each
county of this Congressional District to
assist in the prosecution of the canvass
Tor the coming Congressional. election.
Tue names Of tue electors have not yet
been announced. When they are we will
give publicity to them.
On motion the Convention then adj
jonrned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-26

HOWE'S,' Standard Scales.
EG{ OWES 81 NDA1tD SOAL Is8 SlIsf7sS Con1ter.
Rattor1f Hay or Cattle sealeE for Sale 81 PSe.
Z loet2sai9N ~ Aisfts I'D fEie MINI aetnIsr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27

tI,nu UtEAptittn ApADtNt WI
th opened Uf lht Reception M tHNlN
hist anl hmhltN hh MohlBt ABf ftih, 1900
UfHt tsf fptIuh U thtth Nrflt
uuh0ftdphD Reading Willing, rHm1ft
ArilmtUe ind NtoHWrhy $500
iiiahsf Auihmollo Englith 0tbmmhr 0e0r
nphy and History $500
Alpcbtn. Oenciry Natural rhilotorhY
nnd hook Keeping VO
Latin md gtock longuhgoh 80 90
NO. tndons drtirou, vi acquiring thorough
Epalsh Education, and who wish 20 qualify
thcmanlycs for ioochofs his Institution offers
desirable advantage
No pupil received for loss than half session,
and no deduction made except ior protracted
sickness.
Tuition to be- paid ut the close Of the term.
G. b. 'SANnFORD, PRiScirAt.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-27
PURIFY The BLOOD.
M0IFI ATS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
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The high and enyied celebrity which those
pre- emir ent medicines have acquired for their
invariable efficacy in all the diseases which they
profess to cure, has rendered the usual practice Of
putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy Of
them They are known by their fruits their
COED works testify for them, and they thrive not
by the faith oftho credulous.
Is ALL CASES of Asthma, Acute and Chronic
Rheumatism, Affections Of the Bladder and Kid
news Bilious Fever and Liver Complaints
In the south anfwest, where these diseases pre-
vail they will be found invaluable. Planters,
Farmers, and othors who once use these medicines
will never afterwords be without them.
DyspCpsia.-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines i'm
mediately Eruptions Of the skin, Erysipeas,
atulency, Feye~ and Ague. For this scourg
Of tie western country these medicines will
round a safe, speedy, and certain remedy. 9th
medicines leave the system subject to q roturr
the diseagc--a cure by these medicines is o
manent-Try them, be satisfied, and be Gu ed.
Mercural Diseases,-Neyer fails to oradn
oate entirely all the effects Of mercury infnteli-
sooner than the most powerful preparation Of
SarsapQrilla,
Night sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants of all kinds, Organic Affections, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Painters Cholc.
Piles.-The original proprietor Of these mod.
cines was cured of Piles Of 35 years standing by
the use Of these Life medicines alone, Worms Of
all kinds are eectually cured by these medicines.
Parents will DO well to administer them whenever
their existence is suspected. Relief will be
certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs
Purify the blood, and thus remove all disease
from the system. single trial will place the
/ LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERs beyond the
reach Of competition in the estimation Of every
patient.
lEs~ Prepared and sold by
| DR.. WM. B. MOFFAT,
/ 335 Broadway, cor. Worth St., New York.
! Feb 29th lSG0.-lyr.