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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-01
YER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND CONiPL ANN,
~ are you OUT Oh order, with your system H.,
ed, and your feelings unComfortablts The, .,s
toms are often the prelude to serious iIn,,. sSuf
mt OF sickness is creeping upun Won avn - ,SIe
averted by timely use OF the RICH; rcn,i ''"l s<
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purify the blood, and let the fluids move an 49,
structed in health ag'ttr. They stimulate H. U MOI
tiOnS of the body into vigorous acfiyitv 'uS'
system from the distractions which mall ~ 'rs
cold settles somewhere in the body ami -,
Its natural functions. These. il not relieved 49,
upon themselves and tho surruuudin, or,,,,. '..''
ducing general agCravation SuHrrinr IN nv
While III this condition, oppressed I,y tIo,I,
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the buOyRnt feeling of health Rrain WI ',' II
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dangerous distempers. Tie same purrntiyg ~ n-C
eNpeis them. Caused by similar ohstTur,iSrs a., i
arrangements Of the natural functions ~ H., u
they are rapidly. and many Of them surely rrr 4,
the SAME means. None who Know the yirirss ),
THESE rms, VIII neglect IT, employ them Wien 81 G.
ing from the disorders they cure
statements from leading physicians in some Of The
principal cities, and from other we'll kunvu rrl1-
persons. ''
From a ForwardiHg Merchant Of 81, Lo.,
Ft5. 4. 1856
DR. AVER: Your Pills are the PARAGON of all tho, q.
great in medicine They have cured my little ,aurh
ter of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet liza,
had proved incurable for years Her mother Ia.
been long Grievously AMI with blotche> ana m
pies on her skin and in her hair. After our Shil.
was cured she also tried your Pills, ami the, have
cured her. ASA MORGRlnGE
AS Family Physic.
From IIT. J.. W. taT'rTigh Nstr OTltIaS
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excl.
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us in the daily treatment Of disease
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul sto
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Sick Headache, Foul sto
mach,
Ernm DE-. EI,rnrG RnnH RnL,in1r.

I|'V8I Ut. I-UWUIU JlUIU. INWUnETf-
DEAR BIO. AVER: cannot ansv CT YOU trkd; e,r
plants have cwred with your Pills better thai, :,
say all that IRE crcr trEot ,riH purgat,c n,dieir.
place great dependence Oh an ciieciua Cailarlicu
my daily contest with disease. and believing a,
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value them highly.
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DR.. AVER: have used your Pills with extT1ordi
nary success in my family and among those al
called to visit in distress. To regulate tie Organs
digestion and purify the blood, they are inc very U
remedy have ever known. and can confidently IL
commend them to my friends. ,,,,,rs
Yours j. v. HlMh'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-01
Dxsentery. DIarrhmn, Rela1, MOrms

From DR.. J. G. Green If Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice. and
hold them in esteem of the best Npertehts /
have yer found. Their Alternative effect upon The
liver makes them an excellent remedy, when gwen
in small doses for bilious dysentcry and d'drThda;
Their sugar-coatng makes them very acceptable aud
convenient for the nse of women and children
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-01

PITTSBURG, Pa. MAY l. 1855
DR.. j. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cure
of the wCrst headache anybody can have by do-e,l
two of your Pills 1t seems arise from a foul s;O
mach. which they cleanse Mt once,
Yours with great respect. ED. W. PkADLE,
Clerk of Steamer CLARION
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WAKsAw. W.

wAAsAw, Wyoming Co. n. Y, Oct; a. 1875.
DEAR n: I am using your CatlaTtlc rus u ~!
practice and find them an excellent Purg"',ie -,
cleanse ne svstem and purify the t0ttHtdinyg @
bIooI JOHN q: EEACHAM, MI
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

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SCIENCE OF wAR.-Tscics for eaiesrs OF In sntIy
- Caynry Arranged and complied by l. BUCK
aOLTZ Published ~ J. ". Randolph Price 70 cent?
From CrpGiia DiaiaOck Of tie TirgiHd Public Guard
ALsoaY, RlcHAOSD. Va, January $, 1851.
I W RASpoLPs-Dear Sir:
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usHTI & BRADBURRY's PIANOS.

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
NEW YORK mARKET-FEB. IS.

FLOUR-Has declined about SC per Dbl on COM
mon to medium grades, with only moderate business
sales are iO,5aO bbls At S5,l5aE5,20 for Gupsrhns
state; S5,3005,35 Tor extra state, $5,l5M5,20 for
Bupertns western; S5,30d5,gO for common to extra
western; S5509560 tor Shipping brands extra round
hooped Ohioi and S5s7U@7,0o for trade brands do.
market closing heayy with fres sellers Of extra
state at our inside Quotations,
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market duh aud droop-
Sales arc $50 bbls at s5,4O@6,75 for common to
choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-s tsady and small sales ct $500
64,i0 for common 10 choice superfins. -f
CORN MRAIr-In fsir supply and dun at S30O
for Jersey; f3,E @3,25 for BraudyWine.
WHIsKR-firm and more active. Sales are 100
bhls at l5e.
WHRAT-ouits and nominally UNCHANGED -
This export demand Is limited
sales $50 bush fair Chicago spring at Sis dslv.
cred; prime and choice Mlweukse club ,251 Is de-
liyered; Interior to prime white western Sl359l 80
Slf65.
ARIaEY-Steady and in moderate demand -
Sales 800 bush state At 75c good Canada West at
COkN-market opened steady aud closed heavy
SALES are $500 bush ats75a5se for old mixed
western In siorei go dsivered; 62963c for new do
sor WhtS sOGl6sr and 7Oe7sc for if small lots yellow
oats Moderate request at ss14@sSs for western
and Canadian; 81 for state.
PORK Market steady for mess and dull and
heavy fer prime sales are ~ Dds a. slZ5 for mess
Sl6,59 for western prime ness SIZE for prime.
BEEF-Prices nOmiDaily unchanged Ths sales
are 90 bbs at S4i755g9 country primei S5,75n6, %
for country messi Ss,OO9l0OO repacked mess 5000
@ltO0 extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF Dull and nominaly
unclaimed.
BEEF HAAIs-Quiet and steady. Sales at l2e
0i5c.
CUT MHATS-Bather active Sales go pkgs at
sk@e4c TOR for hams. The latter price for choice
city; g. = 1A6c for ahoulders
Blf ON-Oull and unchanged
H0 - irm at 7G71fo Tor western 7(6175fc
city; 70 b - frni at &c.
I I'D Market firm and more active Sales go
uE Z LAT uafn FIR phof
ke lic.
BU9 Err Is selling at lOc@i4c for Ohioi
asR-stsady at salOHo for interior to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
WASHINGTON NEWS

" AAhNdIOhi ReD' a.
Indefinite rumors are aAoat concerning
warlike dispatches said to have been re-
ceiVed By the Government from the South.
These cause much excitement and many in
quiries, but they cannot be traced in any
reliable source.
There certainly had been no Cabinet meet
ing to-day, to consider such dispatches as
circulated in connection with other reports.
Mr.. Lincoln's rapid passage through Bait
imOre has been condemned here by some
who do not know the facts, which are these /:
A set Of inscriptions political knayes in
Baltimore, who had determined TO turn Mr..
Lincoln's visit there to their own ac-
count, arranged for procession from the
depot % his hotel.
Protection was asked by these rowdies Of
Marshal Kane, who protested against such
proceeding. He said Mr.. Lincoln would be
treated with ell respect due him personally
and his official position, but so obnoxious
were the parties proposing the demonstra-
tion, that he could not insure the same res
pect 70 them. If they were determined to
brave Il, Il might result in some indignity
being offered which would be mortifying to
the President elect, and disgrace the city Of
Baltimore.
Finding that these men were fixed in their
purpose 10 make Mr.. LIS visit subserFe
their purposes, the latter was advised by.
telegraph 10 pass on to Washington without
stopping, which he did. GEO ..
This advice came from gentlemen who
had the good name Of Baltimore at heart.
These advices from Baltimore had been an
ticipated By q special messenger sent thence
to meet Mr.. Lincoln at Philadelphia, with
despaiches from Gen. Scott and the War De-
pertinent, urgiHg him to come through
Baltimore unexpectedly, as they had speci-
fc information Of hostile purposes against
him there, in relation TO which they could
not be mistaken. This information was OBJ
tanned through official secret agents.
Hr.Lincoln dined privately yesterday with
Senator Seward and Mr.. Hamlin, and at
tended st. Johns Church to-day in com
pany with the former, with whom his rela-
tions evidently continue TO be Of the most
cordial nature.
Mr.. Lincoln remains at his hotel quarters
and win not 80 70 his priy . house as an
ticipateds He received seN aral visitors to-
day. The hotel halls are crowded with peo-
PIE anxious to get a sight at him. He told
his friends TO let all come that would as he
was glad to see and welcome all.
He was public property now and would 50
far as possible ignore personal ease, as bis
duties would soon preclude the possibility Of
a general reception Of friends
Senator Crfttenden and Hon. G. r Adams.
called on him to-day. The interview be-
tween Senator Crittenden and Mr.. Lincoln
was q very agreeable one Mr.. Crittenden
expressed himself afterwards much pleased
with him, and has strong hopes that he viii
save the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26

NEW YoRK, Feb. 25.
The Ariel, from Aspinwa1 10Th, has ar
rived, with ITO passengers and s., ,OOO, 900 in
specie.
Guayaquil dates Of the I4th give rumor
that Mosquire had been defeated, and Cos
tage was in the hands Of the Government.
Another rumor says that Mosquire, with
1000 men, was about investing Bogota.
The Bishop Of Cardengs had excommuni-
Gated President Gardiola, who had declared
the former an outlaw. -F
Gavett, who shet J, L. White, is still
prisoner, awaiting sentence, but the impress
soin is he viii be psrdoned.
The steamer NsrTagansett was at Callao
January 3Oth.
Senior Harlado is appointed Commissioner
to arrange claims pending between the uni
ted States and Granada.
The United States Circuit Court to-day, in
the case Of the Indian Trust bonds frauds,
dissolved the injunction, deciding that the
Government was bound where the holders Of
the bond received them without notice Of
fraud, and the United States has no redress.
A Washington telegram says dispatches to
the War Department from Gen. Twiggs an
nounce thaf he had surrendered to Texas all
the forts, and arms and munitions Of war in
that State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
INTRRFsTINC NEWS FROM TEXAS.
Nrv onIrArs. Feb. Is.

The United States property in Texas has
been quietly surrendered 70 the State author
tiles. and the federal troops allowed to leave
the state with all facilities. The property
seized is estimated at sbout 81 800, 900.
The steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz,
Fob. 2lst, has arrived.
Mr.. Pickett has resigned the Consulate
and came passenger with the exiled Bish-
ops.
The Constitutional Government was fast
being successfully recognized.
A circular had been issued 10 the States to
enter into no arrangements with foreign
powers, and reclaiming the treaty making
power for the Federal Government.
The army is 10 be re-organiEed.
Liberal schemes of colonization have been
arranged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
-. L1Nool.N REcEIvEs ~.

ANAaa AaAANHIAAaaN aAAA~fAAA -
WAsHlSaros, Feb, .
Gen. scott returned Mr. Linooln's call AZ Z
~ and was warmly greeted
Al four o'clock the Illinois delegation without
rerpect of party, hea6ed by Senator Douglas,
caiied upon Nr Lincoln and paid their respects.
me meeting was less formal, perhaps, than wonld
Be the case az an interview with any other dele
rafion from the fact that they were ali friends
and acqualntences. The interview between BIT.
Lincoln and Mr. Douglas was peculiarly pleaslal9
Among the caller on Mr.. Lincoln this after
noon were the venerable Frank Blair and his son
Montgomery Blair.
Ats O'Clock Or. Pueisto, Secretary Of the Peacl
Congress, presented q communication 70 BIT. LIN
coin announcing that the members Of The Con
gress were anxious % pay their respects 70 nj
Lincoln, and requested the latter 70 name th'
time when ne would receive them. Mr.. LineolI
reT'ied ihai he would be happy TO receive then
st Q clock.
At7o clock Mr. Lincoln len his hotel aud pro
ceoded IN . carriage 20 the residence of Air. Sew
ard. With whom be dined
Az O'Clock Mr.. Lincoln received the feac
Conaress. Governor Chase, Of Ohio, introduce.
NJ TYLER M Lincoln received him with AZ
the respect due his position Several delegate
were then presented 70 Mr.. Lincoln by GOverno
Chase in the usual manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
muRpRROCa AssAuLT.

:
At about O'Clock on Sunday morning, as three
men, named George Crennan. Andrew Farrell,
and Boyle, were passing street in the city Of
CarbOndale, they were attacked By man named
Martain Gibson. The former was instantly killed
Farrell fatally stabbed and Boyle dangerously
injured
The weapon used was q large bowie knife. No
clue can be ascertaiRed for the deed, as all the
parties were said TO be sober. Gibson expressed
regrett at being defeated in his purpose Of killing
all three The murderer passed through here on
his way to WilkesbarTe jail yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
arrRmPTRp suICIpR.

The City Hotel here was the scene Of an
attempted suicide on Saturday night A
man and woman engaged room together
and largely partook Of laudanum; both how
ever survived, though they suffered much.
The mans name is said to be Moore, con-
nected with the zinc works, and is respect
ably connected here and in New York. The
woman'S name is unknown. The case sp-
pears to be shrouded in mystery. Strong
efforts have been made to suppress the az
fair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-26
ID as.0oo.onn InAN.

NV IlNNI FeD. y
Among the bids for the ss go 900 loan was the
Bank of Lansingburg At 9Ok; W. L Eewberrv
Chfcago $40 GOO Al 60; Ruins H. King Eibanyy2
so COO At 81 o5lO0; DO do $50 O5O al SOD. al ~
so 900 At SIS Geo " Cuyleri Palmyra, so 900 al
Stone. Troy, 50 900 st IS; do do 81 600 a. s7. III
a. 81 300 al s7K do do $1,000 at 50; do 40 ~ o00
81 g. 40 90 So 600 az 81; J. W Champlain. NOT
fatgTille. III Y 81 OO0 at COX do do 81 COO at ss.
Marx A. Nichols Lockport, n. T., sioO5O At 90
1900; DO do go O1o NJ 90k do do SIS 900 at gOK
Pour million Eve hundred and nineteen thousand
dollars Of the ss 900 O. N will he awarded to
following parties at ssU d. 100 .--ketchum. Son &
Co. 50, $4,000; Sa terley q Co. $40 COO; Trevor
D. Cclgnte, s125 900 Reed, Trevel Co., u 345,.
900; Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Font & Co, the re-
mainder.
The leans win be awarded ct rates varying
from COX 70 &C. No bid below So 1910 viii Be-
accspted; So $50 900 are bid for.
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THE GRRFENBERG
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which is offered q certain cases accompa-
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The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
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Apples, gr Rbbl -
90 dried . bu Sea s.
Peaches, ,dr'dAh la Is
do unpl'd IN "a 81
Figs............ b lOal2H
LemOus... boI h
Oranges. 8 box -
Raisin, Nh FbOX 2 62a2 70
do layer box 2 f5a 81
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. a.
The Herald s special Washin gton correspondent
of the 28d says-I am assured from high authori-
ty that no action will be taken by this Admins
trRtion relative 70 the seizure of vessels at Savan
nah, but that the whole subject will be left for
the new Administration to deal with.
The Republicans do not object to this policy Of
the present Administration.