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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

Fatal RAILROAD AccIDEST.--On Frf.iav B;rft 10
the e~York and Erie express iesy log
Isll nsrsd Daniel c. lockwcs fsTner 81 Newbnre Vas
struck BY the engine, and 30 basf injured h he dot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14


The Southern Bank Of New-Oreans has declared
semi-annual dividend Of v cent payable 10 the
Northern stockholders at the Chemical Bank In THE
city, on the 2lst The Republic Fire Insurance Com
pany has declared dividend of 81 " cent; also, az m
tereet dividend Of v cent the scrip, rayabe Feb
IL. The Bank Of Missour has declared dividend of
cent, after placing Y cent to the credit of the
contingent fund.- New.York shareh oders viii be paid
at tho Bank Of Commerce. in New.York, on and after
JAN u. The notes Of the Pittston Bank Pennsylvania
are redeemed, az usual ut the Metropolitan Bank, at
cent discount. The exchangesa the Clearing House
are $l5 1891 81. The exchanges of the week end.
ing this morning were sl23 3OS, 1856 81, being daily
average Of $2o55 1863 81 against $2, 1913 III 10 the
week ending on Saturday ast. The effect of eecess;ou
upon marine risks has been before the Board Of Uodr
writers, bu, no action has yet been TAKEN Most oftbe
Companies exact double tho ordinary premium
upon all veseels clearing for Charlesou, which rat,
u cent on sailing vessels, and from Ito iIy '
on tearners.. No extra premiums have thus "a 0'"
made on ships clearing for other ports. TV0s'
few companies insert In politics spet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

In addition to this, we have received BY the steamer
North Star from Aspinwall $l,i46,cOO. The Bank
statement of Monday win show an increase Of specie
but it will by no means indicate the amount in the city
outside of The Sub Treasury. The above $l,Soo,oVo
and the $500 600 in the America will no. appear IN the
statement The loans win probably show further
small contraction In tie Money market there is no
change to note. FirstcIass paper is 70lO v cent
with come good signatures going at IL cent. On
demand the supply lie abundant at 697 y cent. Inc
new Treasury Notes continue 10 decline under the I'M
pendency of the advertised issue aud offered at
y cent premium. In Domestic Exchange there is no
change 10 note.
The accumulation Of goods in bond since October IS
very large, and now reaches nearly $4,000 900, an
increase of 81 100000 upon the amount held JAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

MINIATURE MsasAo "a.
SIM "a lse,s,.........4.50 Moon-Sots.. 500
HisB wsrER DAT. -
Sandy Hook O:s9 Coy. Island.... 129 Hell Gs,e 9o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

Ietsop Of potash wrongly amlterei BY phy a0 81 Nov.
York phoss pane h.s DOT vet Aeeopd Asr sisyns
the body the essation ajOurnsd % "Wednesday next
at 2 O'clock p. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, EONDAY JANUARY IA, 1851

reeasiDg them from liability In ease Of capture; but 10
such CAGES the usual cianss Inserted at tho time u the
Crmean war is considered sufficient
The steamship Glasgow brings fs2, f32 q 10 IN
...,o;, ao,s,.r,ad No follcUa. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

to'Ai'''''''.''''''.''''' " '''' $4,000
Giving total supply of 9,5S,G2i tuns sent toward
the seaboard In 1860 except about 3o0 tuns, which
were sent into Northern Pennsylvania and New-York
OF the whole supply Of hard Anthracites sent to
market in 1860, wac furnished:
ScbuJ lkin Co.,
Other regions
Balance against sehsyhi ............'.'''''"ls4''
TIE annexed statement from The Miners JoEraaI
exhibits the rapid and vast increase in the production
of coal in the last twenty years. In forty years the
yield has increased from 30o tuns 70 nine millions
of TINS: Ff'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

The frst week OF January on THE road, giyes
$500 -.
A meeting Of some twenty or thirty Bank officers
was held to-day at the Bank Of Commerce. 10 confer
upon the subject taking the issue OF five millions
United States Treasury Notes. Gen. Dix,
the new Secretary Of the Treasury, being
in the city, route for Washngon was called in, md
stated the opinion Of the President, that the amount
now called for was all thai tho Government would
qure during the present Administration. After very
unanimous expression Of opinion that il was the policy
and the duty OF Banks 20 sustain the Government,
and that tho Treasury Notes afforded safe and profit
able investment, the meeting adjourned I'LL Friday
next the day previous 10 the opening Of bids in order
70 give officers opportunity % confer with their
Boads Of Directors TO the az which the bid for
the loan shond be fixed
Upon motion Of Charles ii. Russell, seconded ty
Moses Taylr, il was
Ero That This meeting leans with great Satisfaction the
appo,mant just announced OF the Hon John A. Dix Sec
rety the Treasury Of the United States believing from tho
gentleman hi. devotion % ID. Unon and hi. determination %
maintain the lava that the change thus effected viii Inspire
Atlon Of that and the stability OF Tho Government
Upon motion OF Janies GallatiD, seconded by James
Resorcd That will this place Friday uex
o'clock and IN hc meantime will confer with the BoHds o
est at which vii bid Tor the proposed Asue Of Ueed States
Treasury notes.
We have received the annexed card for rutl;cs
ton:
IT, he E5toy u He " u Ty6aHe
OyTIcI rHB LKSoY FIRE I've. Co.,
- . No. 10 Wal street.
The iimson IN last evenings Poet that this Company s,
about going into voluntary liquidation TIA. their prohts
Oh not hep pace with Their k enle, unfounded 10 fact
For the Information Of friends and dealers leave %
state officially that the Company s IN sound and
c9pdion, with surplus Of $40 900 and steadily bust
pee. "hLIEh d. FhANkLlNi Secretary
We anncT comparative statement Of the imports Of
foreign Dry Goods, 1T New.York, for the week and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

TO Dec l. 20 81 sos os3 u sISsS,ss7 60 $s9 io5 ~ w
The oarnings of the Galena and Chicago unoI
Railroad for the eek ending Jan. 5 were:
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1912 p II.
and Ilufalo az 5s35 P. Al.


NJ L ~ I'm IN NTs51f 1EAlGN -
Leave Cleveland at 9.25 A. 81. and 500 p ~ ar.
rive at bridgeport at 1851 r. ". and STA a. u.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1.c0 A. ~: ESQ A. and 1880
p. ~, arrive at Bridgeport at 5:l4 A. ", l0c35 A. 81.
and 1851 r. VI.
Two Accommodation Trains will he run daily (sun.
days expePtedl-ome between We!lsyilIe and Pitts
bursh. leaving WeIlsville at ESQ A. NJ stopping at
all stations and arrives At pttshUrIh esOo A. N
Returning leaves Pittsburgh NJ 400 r. N. and ar
TiVek Mt WellsVflIe At 6:25 r. 81
Ihe other between BayaTa and Cleveland, leaves
RHyHrd at I5n AM stopping at all batnns, arrives
at Cleveland at lO.S5 A. st. Returning leaves CIeve-
land At $50 = and arrives At RayarI at s:45 p. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and retnrn sS-65.
Pare alwRys as low, and time much quicker than
any 6tllet route: r. L=t7 q 4, 4 II
Through tickets to all points In the West. North
and Past be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door I" Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
At Bridgeport Station - go
Freight contracts viii be made at lnweat rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its connections
to the East. North, West and Northwest. at otiee
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
in. MCCULLOUGH President.
F. Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket As't. apis
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FHRNEW YORKsWBRKIiT TIlIRS,
Single Copies s2-Two Copies for
S3--Five Copies for IS.
The Cheapest and Best Famny aud
General Newspaper in the
United SIRIeEn


The NEW YORK WERKLY sTT9IRS h \ kSFRe
and elesgRntly printed anRTtn sheet Of eight nar
Of forty eight eOlumni-tSsIOtel TO PGlittei, Lit
e ST Sn s, n SII 2
s, the UDite5 stSfs.
The int aim Of the IINEs iS, and win always be-
70 keep its reaGsLH aHG fefae!y posted
i,.rt J IN. Isr+ oF H. 1911 ~ oJ5rNs11t
fully and Freely npon a topics Of impoTtanes In
every department Of public actiOn, and aluays In the
INTEREST," o! fTeeao1n5 0TaeFs ara tue Fp9l,e GGs
While ITS thhnenee VIII be uniformly
u advocates every measure Of lust and beuthesnt
S EtSss lhe OF PER
fie with tI, bVist yTelflr x fhe whole ToI1Tf
uitv While Il ren,rts frJtnrtlv and acnrateIv ali
intelesnes of general fEteFesx IN every era tf,e6t
Of huaR aefiTity, II never pandeFs to vicious tastes
and excludes from its columns ything that might
render it uasafeor impropsr for general FANrLT pc
urging the claims Of s. ,
EDUCATION, MORALITY AND RELIGION
np,,, The ,...s ~ m. n.o,la. ,,1 IN al a.. ;...
Eions il endeavUrs constantly to be guided ana con.
trolied by the spirit Of
MODERATION, PATRIOTISM AND COMMON
SENSE.
IRtts C0RAESPoxDExrE. both ForeiEaand Domestic.
American Journal. Its REPoRTs Of conEressional
ana Lee1siafTe PFUceedtugS, Of Flnaneal, CONNER
e1Al And .,,,,,,,., .,,,s,,,,..,,,,s
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOuxDHD, CuSR11RED 1854
LOCAT
Cor. RnIHImora n1,GI C.l,nrIeS.Srs

EOuSDAo 4s5z .CHARTE4ED, 1854
LOCATE
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
rTIHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and fourishing condition Twice du-
ring the last years has 1t been Necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in.
ereAstng number Of students representing nearly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirahIy located buildings in the city. The rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to youu.
men desiring to qualify Themselves properly for the
thorough Practical BnFness KdHeafioH generally are
unsurpassed in any particular By any similar estab
ltshment In the United States.
T.. K. LOSIER,
PrnePal-Lecturer ON the Science Of Accounts Com
meree. business Customs, etc.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
S.C.J0IINSOS,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PeumanShlp
g. T.WILLLAMs, Eso,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. L. YEATRS REESE. D. D,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. JHo p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yanSant,
Hon; LllOs sEHnn, Vim. II. Ksighler, Esq,
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
o. STANDARD Works. expressly for the use Of the Stu
E3eh staaen. ha. desk to himself, and is ,era-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter At any time.
Thefime usual required cOmEletethe ful couFsa
from to IL weeks. =
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular con-
tanning upwards Of s1X SQUARE HE representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College VRFtous
ChaFacteTstic designs, psnnAnshtp, &C. sent by mail
FREE charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address R.K; L6slRK
baltimore Ma.
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Transportation.
Baltimore Ohio Rail Road
WuTElrSo. ISIS ApriI, 1S6l.


WmEElrNa, 18th April 1S61.
ON and AFTER the 14th Of April. 1861. the passen-
" ger TEatns VIII be run as follows, viz:
The Exlress Train leaNet Wheeling daily except
Sundays ~ 10 A. NJ, RenWUcd AZ lUs0 A. III, 9TEtS.
ing in Baltimore ~ $40 a. NJ, connecting with the
RIpFea1 tTatn for Philadelphia, New York. Boston.
and allthe Eastern eitieH, leaving At 6l5 A. ~. ar
riVea At Washington $50 A NJ making close cum
pectOu Ut the Southern lines tor all parts Of the
South. This train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cum6eTla9d.
Returning. Leaves baltimore at &i5 p. NJ and
Washington City At 2.45 P. 81. arriving at penuood
at =. u. and heelfng NJ 626 A. NJ making direct
connection With the ExpFetFRih r all parts Of the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This tEatn stops
only fnr meals and wood aud water
The NAil Train leaves daily including Sundy As at
6=S1 p. M BenWood At 1:95 Il. NJ and arrives IL
Baltimore At Sis p NJ, connecting with the Mall
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York, BostlI,
and all Ragtern cities AZ 435 r. NJ nrriIes at WASH.
inRtGu City at $40 r. NJ connecting With the Snnth-
ern ltn'a TOR all parts Of the South This train stops
on the west end Of the rpd at NOundsEiie CSIeEUn,
NanningtOp5 Water Station FairInout and Gratt1u-
Returning, leaves Baltimore 1t $50 A. NJ Wash
inton City at 4:25 A. u. and arriyesat BenwOod at
IoEl0p 81 and Wheeling at 1922 r. M eonnceting
with the Express train for all parts Of the Southwest
ASest and Northwest. This train stops at the prn-
eipal stations only
The PjedmUnI and Wheeling Accommodation rms
daily excerpt Sundays, lSayinE Piedmont 1t $50 A n.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 l.. -.
- J, h. FORD. Agent.
WI. S1TTH, Matter Of Transportation.
In. COLEl Gen'l Ticket Agent. ap20
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Broneiseele. coitre Or Seeded Nal.

ZeGalIn Sloan. Of Prospect. TexaE. writes: sTbF,e
bOttles Of your SarsApaEiln cured iTCm CONE
"a hideOus so cling On the neck, which had Ezf-
fered FROM over tEo yearE"-l
LeuoDTTkGu or FhiLsg, OEUEiGI 9GHer, LstriI.
liberation. Female DiIedSes
Dr.. j. B. s Claiming, Of New York City. write:
agent in saying have found your Sar>aI arsiiG
most excellent alteF6tT Ia tie roiupsDis
for which ne employ such remedy, hut e<Fecislly
in Female DiseLEes Of the ScTuflIous ,liaiheSts
have cared many iuYeterate Of LellC5rlIua ~
IL and sOne where the complaint WAS cals-d IN III
eerutiOa Of the atcTHE. The liberation tsslf va.
son cured Nothing within my knowledge cIual.
II for tEeae female arrangements"
Edward 5. MaETnW, OF NsWbGrY. Ala, writes: "A
dangerous 0rHriGH tHasT on one of the females in
my family. which had iehe1 all the Ten,cdi,s Ue
could employ, has At length been completely cured
by your ExtTaet of SArkaParilla. Our physician
Thought nothing but eXtirPation could aGGTi relief
but he advised the trial OF your SaEzapariHa tLt
hast Tes[Et before eutIinG. and it proved eEeetEs
Amer taking yCUr remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease remains"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

NV. 0kLEANSp G9Ih august. 1853.
DR.. J. c. AVER: Sir: cheerfnliy comply with
the reIue d your nEeHt and report to you srBs Ui
the Effects have realized with yOur sarSaparilIA
have curesl With II, in my practice, most Of the
complaints fur which il il RECOMMENDED, and have
found It's effects truly wonderful in the Of TSps
reut and ueTeuriaR DiReGNE One Of my patients
had SyPhlItie ulcens in his throat which we're rUn-
summing his palate and the top Of his month TcuT
SaTaPaTila. steadily taken cured him in te UetkA
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms IN his
nose, and the liberation bad eaten away eonsder1-
BILE part Of Il. that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and Kill him. Bnt It yielded 70
healed and he is well again. not VI course wiib,at
snme dtshguratfOn Of his stee. A woman ho ka8
been treated for tli9 zane disorder by mercury M
suffering from this poison in FER bones. They h.ad
beEome 80 aensttiVs 70 the Weather that on damr
day sue suffered excruetatnE pain in her iODts and
bones She too. Was cured entirely by yoaF SAFsa
p1Ftll9 in few UeekH. ] know from It's EITmuIa
which Your agent gave me. that this preparation
from yOur laboratory mnEt be great FentEdy: nm
soquently. these truly remarkable results with it
have not surprised me.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
New Family Grocery.

TNuEsUBsORIBERB EGs LEAvET0 ANNOUNCE
Il that he has opened Family Grocery and Foreign
Market street. near the corner OF Quincy st. and So
lcIts the generous patronage of his friends and TIE
public generally.
1t will be my constant endeavor to offer. - the
lowest prices, the best qualities the market Affords
superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
German Produce. such as Prunos, Lentles, Split
Peas. also all kinds OF Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
Wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
Of the different grades, wholesale and retail at
q. W. DRESSINGS,
febt+-lyd Formerly with Alex. Heyman.
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ga 80 ts:ss=5ssss5s
--a-@----7- $3.50
The Capacity Of this Road Is equal to any in the
Country
4nFee through IA beuSef Trans,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH EPHILADELPnIA.
~ fS; M ~, ~,
IeIpis SeyS YoTE HoStor NJ
tor civ thus fainsbIng. Eo[ Tts
ft *, = ~. 4Is t' eSua-
Exrress and FSst Line run through To pbfl,dslntt
without change Of Cars or Conductor l'''-
sleepinE CSrS to FSSTSSs and T-st 5t IN II ~
Exnre "a rms M iII, WSii Ard ISst I a., 80
days excepted Three DaflY Trains connect djTect for
tisoore srIi NJ SiSta1i % A'' ZOE bAl-
six daily trains between Philadelphia and Ssv
W - -, = t'''+ .HH Nes.
~ ~ sen New YORK aud
~ lall are g9od on either
so = y ~ yutAi new OK
boat TICKFT IN T2ostor Srss vo,,l ,5o N..,-s.,
VsTT RJ1Cr ~ toI ~ S a19
FrgS 7ee' - -
TICK ErS r1av Ia mi "A az AM, ~ AZ.
sfiv"1 1$ y ~ ~ tly y tlS
regular Line Of steamer AZ az WlsSfEsin6i ~ 1bi
riTsTs. - W. VI VlO
3dY-F4o1.e snIxr1Ts ms low. ana 5tt,,,1,5t
=. . - =, -. y ~ sAtste a.
w ~ - : =. ~ slily y StleE ne
ASK FOR TICKETS by PITTSBURGH.
The coulDletion of The YCtster1, conn ~ a.,
pennsylyaniS Ran Road i,,SEes ais ND y
Direct Line Between the East and the
Great West.
The connecting 0f tracks by the ran Rnad BrtdPn
at PittSburgh. avoiding all iTaynse or feFriSF.e 3,
Freight, together with The saving q time are advan.
re TTSSeliSr Pablie - Fs Oh kFsestlt' and
For Freight Contracts OF Shipping Directions apply
70 or address either Of the following Agents i The
D. "A. STEWART. Pi,,,bpr.b.
Il. s. PI5ncs Co. zanesTille, o. j. j. JoHSs4US,
cHeES = eoFt.SSSts Ne u 99ssI
vile Ind; INV. Rh6Wa Co., CI6CfnnSti B., 4TiISey
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Ayers Cherry ectoraI

zSEoWpP Oron&hAttRS 1mciplenf Con"
sumption, and Tor the Relief
of Communicative Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
e This y Teme5y 20 universally knSEn to EurTas
any other Tor the cure Of throat lung eopiaiat
that Il y aselelS here publish the eyideRees Of i's
EtrtueE Its nurivalled excellence for coughs ane
eotds and ttR truly wonderful cure Of puirlannHy
hare Enadeit known thr1nghout the civilized
nations OF the earth. Kew are the communities 81
even t8miltes among them who have not some ptf.
Of tts efeets-Ege living tF2ihS .
their 1nttt Of tss victory the subtle and daL
EsEnHa dispTdeEe o. he fhpat and lupEA- 4san
know the dreadful fatality Of these diROFdrE ana
they know. tno the shects Mt tlhs TRnedy, We HeE5
not do morn than assure them that it has HoU All
the virtues that Il did have when making tbs en'r
mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. &c. AVER & Co.
Lowe11, Mass.
Per sale by A. C. GOOD co. and by ~ DEas-
Eis1li5s, .sf ausIl-1y-noT' srsH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, IN Sealed Enpslope.
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND II RADICAL
CURE or SPERSIAToRIilI0;A, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, SeryOuSness and Involuntary
emissions. Inducing impoteney, and Mental and
Physical Incapacity.
by RoDT. J. CULVERWELL, n. D.
AEshor If GAe Screen Book, dc.
The WOrlh-TenoWnsdI author, in this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences Of SelEabuse may BE- efectually
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations, bouSies, Instruments, Rugs
eordiHls, pointing out mode OF certain
and eiIectuHl. by which every sufferer, no matter.
what his condition NAV be. himseifeheSpLy,
pFir1Geig dHd radically. This lecture will prove =
loom tO thousands and thousands.
Sent undeFseAl TO any address post paid. the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
Gil. }. g. KLINE III Dowery, Iew York. Post ONCE
box 1856 ian29
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1860
1900
HHE CENrRAI Asoo
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

go MILES DoUDLE TRACK.
"a = . -
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NeW YORK Paper Warehouse

5GoUTH BRANCH HERRINUs.- s
9sbaESols ne. u lal8 aId a6S5 Sltt F6rSESSA a6d
inE salSSy tJGlRt s1tsREfIlEs
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4 ?. REDILLTOEy Agent or ITlSSIEnsE ~ SfsI.IsS
seinleH Ara Jd1tnSlaS6 - - n
the Post Once. !. -. 80 =
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

nN4AND AFTER MONDAY, a Pril 18th, 1850. Pas
" tenEer Trains will leave Bridgeport a. foll0Ws,
Sundays sxeeptedl
1ls0o A. II. Mail Train, Stopping at all stations.
cept New SAliSbuEy, SuHHmitVille. Frank
lin, East Rochester. NoultFis, Winchester,
ROOtstown, RarlviIIe. Naeed0uia, Bed
ford EeNhnrR and Machine Shop.
riTcs At Pittsburgh at $40 T.. 9Iy laItt-
more IT Sis A. NJ. Philadelphia at $50
A. A.. New York 1t 1920 a. Ne Cleveland
atS:2o r. ~, TOloIO At less P. b., Detroit
otr1=S0 A. H.. Jackson at also A. 81,
Chicago At. A. NJ Erie At l2.4I A. ~,
DunkiTk IT 30 A. ~, and Buffalo ut
S:aO A. II. szal
435 p N. Fast Express Train, stopping at all sta
tlOns except Deep Run TilteIlEVille War
rem, Browns. Jsd4O, ElliottsTi1Ie. Port
Homer. Rogers Very, Four 3Iiie Hun,
HAnpOTt. anal Beaver RrTiEeS Mt pitts-
buTgh ut S:IO~P. n, BaItimore at 1882
=. y. Phtla5tclphia Mt l0sl5 a. 81, and
New York at 30 r. ".
1919 P. II. Express Train stopping at, and all sta
tiOns west 81. WellsTiile: also at ROehSs-
ter. Salineville SuulmItVille. Hanover.
Bayarl. Alliance, RaVeuuA, Hudson. and
Euclid Street; arrives At Pittsburgh at
go A. NJ, baltimore at 5:53 r. NJ, PhIlA-
delPAia at SD p. NJ New York at $50
p. ~, Cleveland at ESQ A. ~; Toledo nE
- 10:4S A. NJ Detroit NJ 800 r: H.. Jack.
sou At 900 +. ~, Chicago TAO p. BI.,
Erie at 1: 50 T.. 81. Dunkfrk at 3:l5 Z. II p.
nd UDffa In a Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
Ayers Sarsaparilla
FOR PURTFYING NAE pI.nnn

FoRPUR1FYING THE BLOOD.
And sor the kPeedy cure of the suljofntd varittI.,
Disease:
Serefnia and SsrsfHEoig l6sctfls. sa,eh az nm.
GlcETH S'Tss- ErHPfiaa1 IT1,pleE R4istElss BIs-S'
e, BOILG, BtlIthG, and all StfR DisgateI
OAKLAND. Ind, 9Th Juue. 1889
}. q ATHB 4 Co. Gents: I feel II nay GnIy fos,
knOv4edGe what yunr SaTsapNFilla has done for n
Having Inherited a scrotalGu5 infection, have =;
feret nom It in various ways It,S yesFs SopIsfi
II burst ont IN Ulcers my hands and RrrlS: 800
times II tuTneI inward ard di4tFes-ed me Al N.
stomach Two YeaTS ago It broke out on mn Mi
and COVERED nay scalp and ears with one sore ubjrA
mas painful and lOAthsOme beyond. descTirfisT5@
without much relief from anything. In fact the a.
order grew WORE. AtlenRthl Vas reioired Ia r,1
in the Gospel Messenger that you bad preTsyli -.
Alternative SaFBat RTtiIR) for knew from y6uT TpEn
tattOn 1lat anything, you made must lie good +
sent TO Cincinnati and got t. ard med il li n s,i
teaspHonful OVER month: and used Rluaost tETFst
bottles New and healthy skin soon LeeaR to fo,r
under the EclbN Uhirh RffeE while fell on H.
skin Is clear. and know by my feeling tiTS,
the disease has gone from my tytfem. You eau van
believe that feel what saying; when tell yor
that hold You to be one Il tho aPostIss Of the nss
| aud remain ever gratefully, feurz-
ALFRED II. T4LLEY.
81. Antsoay'S Fire. Rose or ETyEpslaa T,sSs- 90
Salt RieifIa, SoIld Head, RiE1lo0T1l, SIRE EysI.
DTCPgy.
DE-. Robert NJ. PTebIe writes frum Salem " Y l97h
Sept, 1883 that he has cured iuyeteEate css sT
DTtpsy, which Threatened to terminate fatally IL
the peCSeveFing nAs Of Our SarsaPNTla- and ais, a
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErgHp1l5f by lafrs
LReS Of the same sRyb lie cures the common ErIp
tiOs4I BY 1t constantly
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