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no. FOR GLYMONT!
III GRAND GALA DAY
RECHABITES IN THE FIELD.
WEDNESDAY Inv as

NOUN VERNON TENT. No. 20e. Indepen-
dent Order Of Rechabites. having II
completed arrangements on a mag E6N
nihcent scale. now take pleasure
announcing to their friends and the public that they
will give their First Annual Pic Mic and ExcUr-
tian 20 GlvmOnt on Wednesday, July 18th
Billy WIthers' Brass aud String Band has been
engaged for the lion. Meals and refreshments.
&c. furnished by the proprleto who pledge them
selves to keep the Bar clsed FOR the emit day and
evening The steamer Phenlx will leave her what.
foot of 9th street the morning a. clock, Rlag
den's wharf. Navy-Yard at So, and Alexandria at
O'Clock. In the afte noon leave 9th street At 2,
Navy Yard pa AID Alexandra At O'Clock. re
turning At seaSonabe hou-s. OmnIbuses will leave
the Northern Na-kethOuse and corner Of Pa. av.
AID III street a. IA a. IN. and Ia p. IN.
Tickets 81 aiInitiIng q gentleman and ladies; to
be had Of the Committee or at the boat on the day
OF excursion.
C6mmiffse
w g Vernon, WmT French, VI Bradley,
Il Smith. j l. KIdwell jy ls-6t-
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= 1li'''" OFF AT COST

- AT COST!
In order 70 decrease my ock have determined
20 close out the balance of nv SUMMER CLOTH-
tNG al cost All An want of Summer Clothing are
respectfully invited 10 call at No. $50 Seventh ST
opposite POST Once, and see the great reduction in
WANrsD-To have everybody know that thew can
purchase their Summer Clothing at cost at No ffl
seventh sts opposite Post Office, liz I2-Im
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COUNTR Y RESIDENCE FOR sALE-Three
y ana half res of Land situated az Bailey's Y
roads at the intersection of the Columbian and
Ieesburg tuTnplkes, ak miles from WsshIngton
OF house. o3ntslning is rooms, barn. corn house,
sneGs, 90. Inc yard is well shaded with trees and
pa,tcniars Apply on the premises 20 w NJ. PAYNE,
or 70 SNC. DOWLlNG. ESQ, OF a. G. SAGE. al
above desorlbed property Will be sold low for cash
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A JUST PUBLISHED.
AN ESSAY on the Figure and Surface dIvi-
slons OF the Earth, its Geological and MeterOlogi-
cali IN snomena and its Astronomical eleme nts
by Professor Samuel E. Coues, Washing ton, ID c.
Modern Painters, vol 8, completing the oele
6rated work of John Ruskin, M. D. contai al ing
Leaf Beauty-Cloud Beauty-I0es of Re atIor-
FORMAL aud Spiritual, with oopious and most beau
tlful Illustrations, S1350.
Oringdean Grange, tale of the SouthdownF by
william Harrison Alnsworth. SI.25
The Illustrated Horse Doctor being an accurate
and detailed account, accomr anied BY more than
W pictorial representations of the various dieases
70 winch the Equine race are subjected: together
Edward Mathew. $50. -
A course OF Six lectures the yarIous Forces
OF matter and their relations to each other, by
Michael Faradsy 20 cents. -
For Gale at Ne ropotian Book Store,
PHILIP l. SOLOMON'S, 332 Pa av
sole Agent for Lawrence's Stationery iy 10
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THIS AFTERNOON 8 TOMORROW

BY J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuotiOneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OATS On
VI THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, At
4o'clock, on the Armory Lot. East Of the smith
80 stacks OF very Superior Oats.
Terms cash. The Oats 20 be removed within
three days after the sale.
By order Of Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
jy I'D J. &. MCGUIRE A. CO., Aucts.
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GUM PACKING,
~ HOSE, PIPES, &c.
We have for SALE low, the above aftIcIes Also
sizes, and Lace Leather.
" i9-9tF CAMPBELL son Al pa AZ
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w. II. WARD, -
w q. PA MER trustees.
fAaN&ds &. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auots
limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION

limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
Ppopo. MAsHINsToN. July ~, 1850.
noon Of Tuesday the 2lst OF Augu Il next for PUN
Ishlne eno PUTTING up the iron Ceilings Of two
ISoms over the connecting corridors Of the Capitol
The proposals r~ust state the price for each oeil
ing complete, IN place, painted vita three rood
coats OF white lead IN oil
All OF the Iron work Of the Ceiingt Of every
Description, Including the fsstenlngs Of the oeings
70 the walls ana 20 the roof ames must he ipois-
ded IN the price bad.
The proposals must be endorsed '.Propos.ls
Ior Irop CeIings, and must be accompanied by
guarantee, signed Ivy one or more Tetponsible peT-
sons, sdore ssed TO the under signed.
Ihey VIII DE opened al the time mentioned above,
Ia tne presence OF suca persons as may choose 10
Once. w n. fRLNKT,gTnNN - 1NAa
Captain Typographical Engineers
In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the
following guarantee:
Form Of GHnraaf.s
ne nnderslgned, A and G. n. d N the
S.ate o., and the STATE Of. mere
~ guaranty that IN case the foregoing bad cf|
LOT iron oelllngs as above described, be accepted
nc OF they VIII within ten days after the reoelpt
me at the ace named eeute the
and. In case the said- shall fsil 10 enter into
eon,rsct as aforesaid, we guaranty 90 make rood
me oinerence between the offer Of the sad
an1 mai which NAV he accepted.
pa'e-' 1850 Signatures of suarsntors, A 3.
Witness. r.
hereby certify that the above named - are
An0sh W me "a able 70 make good their guarantee.
To Be signed By the United States district jud &c.
Onlteo States district attorney collector, some
persons On known to the War Department.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctio0eer.

bI n VhEsfsINf hNvtI''N"NFs
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FQhNl-
IL TURK AT RUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the
25th InstaEt. shall at the resld moe - gen
temsn declining housekeeping, No tfz 81 est.
between Stn and 6,h. immediately opposite Wetl@y
Chapel, ~ 10 O'Clock In., excellent assortment
Of Furniture, va:
Castor, Arm, and 6sthIc Chairs,
Mahogany hsIr- seat AID kush Recepuon Chairs.
Mhatnot. Ma-ble-top Centre and EXtenflon
Tables, Oak Hal Set, &c,
Gilt-fTame French y ate dirTore.
Gas Chandeli re, fine Refrigerator,
Jenny Lind and other Becsteads.
CHINA, Glass. and Crockery Ware.
Window Sha 90 Brussels Carpets,
0IlSloth snd Mating.
Feather Beds, Bedding, and Nat ressss,
Coosng ana Their Stoves,
X tohen Nee uisItes. 40.
Term Ali sums under s2j cash; over So, a
credit OIL ana months, for notes satisfa atom n
endorsed, airing interest.
jy 10 eo&ds A. GREEN, Auc'.
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IL HOOP SKIRTSm
Just received this morning large assortment
direct from the manufacturers in Ladies', Misses
and ChIldren's Hoop Skirts, of the best makes and
at reduced prices
iy l8-5t J. w. cOLLEY CO.
TOR PHII.ADELPHIA.-Thes steamer James
l. Jerome, Captain Jerome is now
ready s yl i9r ~ freight fos the above port
Apply TO HYDE DAVIDSON
jy 10 q lI-I7 f3eorretownt
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By J. c. McGUI & CO. Auciloneer..

By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctloneers.
TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF A DRUG AND
u APoTHECARr STORE on THE IsLAND-On
FRIDAY MORNING. July 10Th 81 II O'Clock.
on the premises. by virtue of q deed Of trust duly
executed and recorded. I shall sell the entire Stook
and Fixtures of Drug and Apothecs1 store,
situated on Seventh street west, between and r.
streets south, Nslsnd,D consisting of q fresh and
well selected assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c :, &c.
The store has been recently fitted up on sn inn
proved plan, the Counters, Shelving, &C., being
movable, and In no manner joined 70 tie house
The stock and fixtures will be sOld in lot togeher.
The Store ls In an excellent location for business
this sale offers q hne opportunity 10 any one de-
slrous OF engaging in TIE business.
Terms easy, and made known ct the sale.
TROS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
jy lid j. G. MCGUIRE a CO, Auots.
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NJ THE NEW BOOKS.
mIAkf OF Lorraine, BY James Grant price
Csstle Richmond, BY Anthony Trollope o..
Antoblographlcal Recollectlons. bv the ate Chss.
Lese an artist, and selections from his CORES
pondenee, oy Tom Taylor, Ese n IS
TIE Three Clerks, BY Anthony Trollope; al.
PHILIP q sOLoMONs,
Metropolitan Bookstore. 332 Pa sv..
Betweec 9th and 10th sls.
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Whole Tickets. S2O-Halves, S1O-Q usrters, ss
Prizes cashed at sight at S per cent discount
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets TO be addressed
to DON RODRIGUEZ,
y l9tr Care of CITY Post. Charl aston. G..
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HIckEaIN9 SONS WORLD RE
~ noEned PIANOS, only for sale by the--
snDsnIi,ber, % whose extensive warerooms
you a viii ma always large stock, embrac-VvNV
ins eseIy variety style, price Of Piana for ssle pop
easy terms or discount for cash. Pianos ALSO from
othef good makers. Pianos for hire.
JOHN Y. ELLIS.
an. Piano and Music Dealer,
500 Pa. Az, between sth and loth sts.
ments repaired, iyie
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MENGGFRs on PAST OF MILITARY.
Major J. Davis, Captain Schafer,
MAJOR J. A. TAFT Captain King,
Captain Towers, Captain Ballach,
Captain Peck. Ca plain Dubant.
Captain Mclaughlin, Captain HOllingsworth.
Captain stevens. Captain Watt.
MANAGERS ON PART OF CITIZENS.
Col. !. q. Berret, VIM. r. Bayly. Esq,
w. Donu, Esq, Jos. Brown, Esq,
q. Powell. Esq, w. Slbrey. Esq,
Thos. J Fisher, Esq w N. Ward. Esq.
RIch'd II. Wailach. Esq. j +. Coyle, Esq
TesI, Esq, 6. Huntington, Esq
A. w Miller. Esq, K. Morgan, ESQ
J. y. Ober, Esq, n. A. Clarke, ESQ,
J. Semmes. Eco,
COMMITTEE oF kRRANGEMENTs.
Lieut., Allen, Lieut. I.ackey,
Sergeant Mconvey, Sergeant +. nufey.
jones, 2. Morgan.
Private K. Battle. Private w Whelan,
Il. y. LlOsd. KIlmariin,
=. Hess. ! Morgan,
J. Holbrook; ] Raga1.
Hunt - Z b oderick,
Csstef. II Philips,
BrOEn, +. I.an0.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE WASH
Nc iNrS STS,N BRANCH RAILROAD, NEAR

Fox SALE-Betveen7 and acres of LAND.
l. part wood, on the Plank Road, I7rh 81 abonf
miles from Washington-a beautiful building site
or wei located for market garden Apply al No
ineto'a. je is-lms
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RAREGE ROBES SELLING OFF
u AT HALF PRICES,
We have marked down on our Tables our entir
stock of Barge and Lawn Robes, to be sold thi
Sea on, many at Half Pios. These are grea
Bargains, and we invite the special attention of tn
ladies' J. w C0IIEV A. C6 "
jyI95t spa Seventh at above p. av
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By A. GREEN. AuctiOneer.
DVrENSIVE SALE OF HARDWARF

OFFENSIVE SALE OF HARDMARF.
II LRocTEky GLASS, wOoD, AND WILLOW
WARE FURNITURE. &C, AT AUcTION.-On mon
DAY, july go. 81 10 O'Clock q. m shs sell, AZ
store No iSS Peunsy lvania avenue, bstween 18th
and TN streetT First wsrd, large ttock OF the
above named ARTICLES. consisting Oh
ivory, Back, and COooa-handied Knives ana
Forks,
Plated AIoatA and other spoons and Forks,
A fine Assortment Of Mechanics Toos sad haru-
vac,
F,rmiug and Garden Implements,
En.Inelled Kettles, Housekeeping Requisites ana
Hsrdv are,
China and Granite Tea Sets, ~ au psOes,
stone hina Plates a.d Disnes al ilz a,
Tuublers, tioblsts, Wines, AID BenOnsdes,
Toilet Sets white and cOlOred, Ewers AID Basins,
Preserve Cans and yars.
large iot Of Tin Ware,
Tso handsOme suites Parlor Furniture,
Curtains, Hair Ma tresses, OllolOth, go.
Tei ps: AL sums of and uddef e. cash; over
SIS, credit of2. 5. an month"; for approved en-
u.,fssd notef, Dtarlag liter II ....
~ l9-M A. GREEN. Aucf.
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ny n OhbENs huOslthccls
SIX FINE WHEAT FANS AT AUCTION,
- ON SATURDAY, the 2lst inst shall
sell on account OF whom ~ MAJ concern, 81 M
Auction store, No So Seventh street, ~ ~ oo Ock
A m for cash, on satisfactorily endorsed nOtes
bear,nf interest 1t 2 and months
SIx 6ne lArGe nsW Wheat Fans. which vii clean
nInsty bushels TO the hour
Sale positive. fne opportunity for Farmers
" mis 70 0'0""'' " A. GREEN. Auot.
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T II. "a. Ii.
HE THIRD GRAND PIC MIC of the HOLY
HILL BAND Wal I've given at AN
hAi,.0STTAN ISLAND. ON MON SHC
The arTange mpnis inside will render the occasion
pleasant on to all who attend Boats will run
throug bout the afternoon and evening, commence
inc at O'Clock ?. m, f. ON the Stone House wharf
loot Of q ST, WashlugtOn.D and the dock at the
night.
Tickets, Fifty Cent admit ng gentleman and
ladies'.
Nofare charged on the boats. iyI7Isgs
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WANTS.

WANTED-By espectebe Protestant woman
w aSITUATION As nurse. Can give good rec,
st between 81 and 4th-fouTth house from the cor
neT of 4th st. iy 10 a
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TT ANNOUNCEMENT
Il HI Members ofthe PERSEVERANCE FIRE
COMPANY, No: >, have the pleas GIssA
aud the public in general that their &c
ANNUAL PIC SIC will take place at ARLING-
TON SPRING on TUESDAY. August Ia.
Particulars in a future advertisement
By order of
jyl2 ISI4I7. I9&2I COMO FARRANGEM'TS
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other {" For Sale and ReHt, adusrtissrnenf
see f-sf pdgs
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Tor REST.-A new and handsome FRAME
2nSE NIL be for rent in few days. II is
Georgia avenue and X ST., Navy Yard has a large
saLden LOT attached. a pump of & od WAGER n. ar,
ana con AIMS rooms. kitchen and W. cd -hed, Will
be rented low, with or without the lot TO a good
tenant; For sale cheap, good, strong WORK
HORSE; works wei IN anything Inquire of r.
F.. CLARK. Navy Yard; or of John PATCH
61s III st between 4th ard 5th iy Is
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STORE FOR RENT. at No. $40 Seventh st 8
NJ ho9fs above States Office. Apply 10 J. ROSEN
A.
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A GOOD WET NURSE WANTED Ami,
"A at 404 Sixteenth street, between and X,
iy IL 49, ''~ ~
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AUCTION SALES.
b. A. GREEN. Auouoneer.

rY-For otAer AWotisn Sales, see trr page
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FOR RENT-A fine three story and attic Brick
Il DWELL < house, Pleasantly located, No. So
Eleventh. street, near T.. convenient 10 Pennsylva-
n a av. X oms larIe aud conveniently arranged:
with gas and water, stable aud carriage house in
the rea-: Rent moderate te a good ter ant Apply
AT I. McGulre Co 'saucti n rooms. jy I7-iw
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E0R RENT-That desirable DWELLING on
twentieth St, between Nj and SITS west con-
premises, or to VIM. RUfHERFORb, at his
marble Works, st., between l2th and 18th Sta
jy 6-2Ws ~ w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

AN English paper is very severe upon
Louis Napoleou, accusing him of sending
the Empress to England for low political
reasons. The writer says sit was by no
means irnpolitic for Napoleon III. to fix IL
route for his ailing spouse that might end
ut Windsor Castle. He is welcome to all
the capital he can make out of her lunch
con there. Alas for the import of lunch
cons at Windsor Castle! Did not Nicholas
of Russia lunch, and dine, and sleep there?
Did he not go from thence with the Queen
to Ascot Health, and give cup to be run
for at its famous races? But when, in the
height of his ambition, he proposed the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the "Sick Man." what
awaited tue royal salt, aud the cheers of
the grand stand? The Queens cousin was
leader in the army that forced tho pass
age of the Alma, nd many gay Guardsmau
who cheered the Gear along the Ascot
course, bore gallant part in the great
battle, the news of which killed him."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

By telegraph we are informed that tb :
Collector of Customs, at Charleston, ant
his clerks have duly entered into service
under the State and have formally notified
the convention to that effect. The Con-
vention propose to release importers from
paying specie for dnties. That's singular.
We thought they intended to release them
from the duties altogether Has the delu-
sion of free trade got to go to the wall
thus early in the game I?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

A WRITER in the Union, of Saturday,
whom we easily recognize, calls on us for
proof that Phillip Dodridge was favorable
to division of the State in his day. Our
proof is the very best of parble evidence
the evidence of those who heard Mr.. Dod-
ridge frequently say so. If the writer is
DESTROYS of the evidence let her call on us.
We shall quote no authority in our paper.
We say again that Mr.. Dodridge was OF the
opinion we have expressed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31
PILES: PILEsI. PILEs1!I
What is it1 How cured ?

What siti Ho,v eureclf
Thousands of persons have Pi;es-suHer for years
with the diseaseyet few know what it is, or how it
is cured. Every of Piles whether manifested in
the form of external tumors, frequent bleedngs or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion ofthe abdominal Yenous circulation
This produces the engagement, daton ofthe veins,
formation of tuuOrs, hemorrhages. pain and suffer
ing; and the disease only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this venous congestion. Hence ointments, washes,
and even injections, are SO Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS homeopathic PILE SPECIFIC.
simple sugar pill, taken two three times Der dav
cures the disease by curing the condition upon
which the disease depends. Hundreds. have been
cured by it, even of the most obstinate cases All
box. - =
n. B.-A full set of uuMpRnETs' HoHropArmo
SPECIFICS, with Book of Directions, and twenty
Remedies, In large three-drachm Tials and morocco
case So; do: in plain case 81; of fifteen boxes
and book, 81
The Remedies, by tho single box or full case, sent
to any address by mail or express free of char9e nm
receipt ofthO price. Address
r7r DE-. +. HUMPHREYS co,
Sold by LAUGHLINSi & BUSHFIELD
oct11 ~ u No.74 Main st., Wheeling. y
DE LANES; at cost.
III declS HEIsKELL 4 sWBARINGRN
GTEEL.:-cast, Shear, German, Blister. and
= }s s5SS'Rg steel foF sAilb1 4 gNyANoE
! 81 74a morn ile ~ asa ~ Nam Ftr00t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

The last Richmond Enquirer tries to fore
stall the message of Gov. Letcbcr, by pro-
Tossing holy horror Mt the suspicion which
is abroad that he will take Union grounds,
or at least, that he will not go for dis
Union. 1t publishes the following extract
from private letter to the editors, to es-
tablsh what the disastrous effect will be
of Gov. Letcher's coming out against Sc
cession:
II was, to-day, shown letter from
Washington which states that synopsis
of Governor Letcher's next message has
been received by gentleman in WASHING
ton City, and that the idea of grand
Middle Confederacy, composed of the Bor-
der Slave States and the North Western
Free States would receive the approval of
tue message. Can this be true? Will
Virginia become the tai! end of Douglas
COnfedcracy? if so, reply by telegraph.
l must get rid of all Virginia 6's."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31
FESTIVAL in MartinSYiIle.

THE LADIES OF MARTINsv1LLE WILL. GIVE
i a Festival for the benefit of the NJ. +. Church,
NJ the new building: on Tuesday ETeMiD 3,
Admission, 10 cents. A good time is anticipated
The Marttnsville Ferry-LOat will be at Wheeling
wharf at 6l2 o'clock. Returning, will leave Mar
tinsyille mt ii oclock-Eree Of charge E,lec2S=ita
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

As a specimen of the determined dis
union game that is going on in our midst,
read the following from the Wheeling
Union, of Saturday.
The late coercion speech of Andrew
johnson, Senator from Tennessee, has
served the purpose of tying Il milestone
about his neck,-which is a good thing,
for he is n great demagogue of long stand
ing,-and also of inflaming the woundsof
state, by exasperating the South, and civ.
ing false hopes to the Republicans. Every
man has his uses.-so they say,-what
are Andrew Johnson's?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

V4reS7-,We refer our readers to the advertisement
'SS%ssA of Mossrs' CHURCH DUPONT, No<sOs
Broadway New York. The Blood Food is one of the
greatest medicines of the age aud is rapidly driving
out of the mark all the Quack nostrums of modern
times Its efficacy is great and its superiority SO
justly acknowledged that IL is found difficult to sup
ply the immense and Increasing demand for the ar
ticle. DR.. EATGN's celebrated Intnntle Cordial
medicine prepared by a regular physician of emil
in lis profession, and who has devoted his
life to the peculiar phases of Infantile diseases 1t is
no tumbug, but u medicine, which commands itself
to those only who can appreciate it.-ApdIdchicod,
Flor. Times
az See advertisement. mh2l div
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

PUNCH says-"the most extraordinary
medium in England is Mr. Gladstone; be.
cause he has raised spirits all over the
country"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

A woman in horse railroad car, in Gin
cinnati, alarmed and shocked the passen-
gers by her indifferent manner of relating
how, as she was getting in, she dropped
her baby aud its head was Immediately
takensof by the wheel of the car. When
II appeared that it was doll baby Che
remark that she could easily buy nnotber''
seemed, quite szPtdltpt, yea lff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31

Mr.. MrLEs, late Member of Congress from
South Carolina, declared in the Secession
Convention Mt Charleston, "we,"-mean
ing the secessionists,-'s0e hare sources
intormatio" in Washington, so that no ords, !,
for troops can be issued without our gettin,
Information" No order can be given 70
the relief of Fort Moultrie, without til :
fact becoming at once known to thos /
who are plotting its seizure! The fact
lamentable, but so long as John b. FIoy,'
is Secretary of War it will be fact
There ureevil days when traitors hold both
the purse and the sword of the Republic.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-31
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