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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Read the Following. It is True!
T II. LOGAN, ESQ, Dear Sir:
wrote to you some ttme SINGS for a Bottle of
BrsntlinEers Fluid Extract Of sarsaparilla and ban
delion. and must say that 1T has acted upon mo like
= chArm' have been afflicted for near Two years
With Dyspepsia; two-thirds Of the time volnIted
from one to three times day. l,ai given mn the
Idol Of ever getting Well aud indeed my friends hal
given up all hopes Of my ever getting we'll again.
AID led to this, 1 suffered with the ScroIuia very
mncl' Since Last SeltemLer one side of my ne-k
was one etire sore cOmpsel Of sunie sevsn running
sores The use Of ono l;Ottle La, much impro, I'll
me- NY stomach is relieved ann my nvck las fnl-
proved beyond my most Eansuine expectations /
rel muv enc'uraGeL and think by the sC OF one or
TIVE bottles more shall be relieved entirely Guu
wi. please send me two bottles lay the Iiuat.
Yours respectfully. j. a. HOMER
. he above medicine - prepared by f. A. iIRkNT
LiNuEi 4 Co.. 40. III Market street Wheeling.
ana sold By most Of tile Drug Sists vi the city al3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

rhet'IIOwi"Ets Au extract roma tterwrttteu by
the tHStVT"f Baptis, Church tn the Journal and
Messenger Cincinnati Ohio, spe,le voluure. irr
t'vOr"f that wVriI-renuwned rueicine-Alus. wIxs-
10" E '1OTHIA0 SYRUP ROR CHILDREN TEETHIH0:
I'VE soc a" advertisement in y"ur columns Of Mrs
"lhsl""'t soOtht' e syrup. Now We never said n
word in rtvurn patent medicine b.E;r, IN vnriIS.
Dnt We feel compelled to say your readers thai
th'sis n"hU'n"uE--wEuHv TWIEI' IT. AND KNOw 1T TO
b All It CLAIMS II Is, probably. of tIs most
the best AMI tiI''se "t your readers have ba
bless vi tg i'ottsr thar tViay In asupi,iy.''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12
Notice 10 Mail Subscribers.
s9-TnE CExrRAt ONO R>ILaoAD Ac-

B5-TRE CEETRAL OHIO RNILRnAD Ac-
IcDGEr-THE KILLED AND wouxpED.-The
collision on the Central Ohio Railroad.
which we mentioned yesterday morning,
occurred only about three miles west OF
Bellair. The passenger train going west
WAS on time. a new time table had been
issued and was numbered the same as tue
old one. The conductor of the woodtraiu
named saulsbury, had both the old and the
new TABLES in his possession, but upon
leaving Glencoe unfortunately looked at
the old book aud was running hia train uc-
coriingly. The result was the collision =
The wood train was running slow, and was
consequently badly damaged. John Mitch
Ell, a helper on tue wood train, who re-
sides At Barnesvtlle, was immediately kill
ed. being crushed in the wreck. a man
uamsd McCulloch. also employed on the
wood train, was killed in IA similar man
ner. Another BarnesviIle man, who was Il
passenger on the wood train, but whose
name is knot known, had his leg broken
square off, aud was So badly mangIed aud
bruised that he died shortly afterwards-
George Ellis had his leg broken, and was
severely bruised but not killed Mr.. Saul
bury, the condnctOr, was badly injured in
the back, and was painfully bruised, as
also WINS the engineer, Mr.. Porter.
Mr.. Thorn 3son, the engineer of the pas
senger train, saw the wood train approach
lug. but as it WIS too late to prevent the
collision, he jumped of the engine, e>cap-
ing With little damage beyond spraiu.
Mr.. Snively, the express messenger, aud
Mr. Brown, the baggage master, were in
the ear immediately behind the tender
TIL nder was crushed aud literally doe
tailed into this car. Mr. S.,iveIy WINS
bruised slightly, but Mr. Brown was unin-
jnrei. Their escape from an instant and
horrible death was almost miraculous.
The wood train WAS badly damaged, and
SO were the engines aud others of the cars
bur the track WAS cleared away, aud trains
were running ovcr tue road as usual. yes.
to-day morniag.
Troubles never come singly. The Cen
t'al road, usually so FRYE from accidents.
WAS the scene of another one beside the
above, on the same day. a very long
train run OF on the side-lr"rk ut Black
Hand station to allow /" passenger train
to pass. The siIe-trAck was not long
enough tor the whole train to get on. and
Two or three of tue hiudrnost cars were
left standing upon the main track As
soon as this was discovered, nun was
cent out to warn the approaching trhin,bur
before the man had gone but u short
distance the passenger train came
round a curve at good speed, aud ran
through the freight cars, mnslring them
up in a very miscellaneous aud deslrur-
tive manner.
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From Harnar,s EFerru.

b. FREDERIcK, MD:. jane ll.-FrHn a gen.
lIemtli vel ronversHnt with localities ia
aud around llarpers Ferry. Who left Hl-
GeEsfown early this morning, we leuru
that 10 900 o.: ). tuOOps are hetwesnsG rcen
Castle, miles from rue former place, and
ChHmhers6prg, from whence they are
marching.
Yesterday the Virgininns destroycd 20
vanal boats in the vicinity Of Hirppr' Fer
ry' viii, tue intention, II is supposed, OF
preventing their hriug used to transport
troops avross tile Potomac.
The rebel troops recently ut Point of
Rocks have certain Y heen ". til irnwn, and
i =. nYw With the main body at Hnrprr's
Mach disappointment is here reported
10 exist among Kenturkians ON Maryland
Heights, aud ruulor is current here thar in
- few days they Intend displaying the stars
body.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

AGAIN another proofthat Bsrhave,, uol-
t0na BHteTs is worthy Of recommendation.
"fhe plain and upright Mary Van Sled
reCht, daughter of Van Dyke. had last
spring " dangerous sickness. hut got SO
Tar wen a. to he out of the DOCTORS treat.
ment, but kept lingering on, so thar she
could get no appetite, and could not get
strength enough to do her househ9 old work.
till Within II few weeks past. She used
hut one bottle of the Bitte1s. which. win
the help OF God. has given her strength,
aud sue feels quite well; for while her llus-
band gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
for having recommended the Bitiers for
ms wife and requested me to hnxe, The
same !, inserted in the SheboSgtn Nisu.es-
00qe' -. L DODGE,
The above is literal translation from
the last number of the shebOygan Neucs-
60de. 90 ~ : mv.lrn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12
CURE ~
SSysgHel9dac<Se.A
~ CURE 2eSss
NerVousHeadacae
~ limos Ii o.
Head ache.


% the Hss OF thess PIIIs the periodic GttseEs n
ts,p0@s Or Sex HsndseLe may be prevented: and
INnsn ~ tue commencement u an attack immediate
Es..e' tF'n pain and sickness will Ls obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Ss,.,,a ana
Heaaae"s to which females are 80 subject. 40
'AAeS act gently upon the IoxeG,,--remoyins o.,
toF A't'rary Ae' SEadsats Heioute Females. and
I'll persons Of s:d::ary haEii they are valuable a.
AaSatfrs. improving the qppet.ts giving t,,. and
''g" 10 the digesfiTeDrAna. and restoring the Ia.
'ti elasticity ADD strength Of the whole IS SEM
The cEPHALic PILLS nrv. THE resul, Of long in.
vestigatl"n aud carr NY cenIucted as,,Srip,sS;,n
having 0sen In use lay years duIinEf bitl time
'he' nave PFUTeHt.sa aEd reJieved a vast amount
pam and suffering frIE lieadaclIe Whsfhvroti.iaSl
aug ~ ne neT'Et system Of from .dsEaussd state
tneS y entirely Vegetable IN tFeir e0mpositfop.
and may be TAKEN at alI,lm5s with perfect 100
without making any change Of diet, on H. u; :,
any ".'sgTesats tsIts readers It easy q
BEWARE OF coUYrERFr,TsI E7ee7o
genuine haVo I've sigRituras Of Hehfy G. s5Sls.
ing on esGh Y .- 54sll 80. -
Sold by DE-. Is,aaad nliotisesDeoler,fp Meticr,.
a Box VII De sent by maiiprepafet 0ii reC6ip, .:
PRICE 81 GENTS.
AiiorderH should te tddrrsacd to --.-1caJ
- HENRYrC. SPALDING,ew
H Cedar SI., New York
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RELIEF IN TEN minutes
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS


The Original Medicine Established in 1887. aud first
article ot the kind ever introduced under tho name
of ''PULMONIc WARRRS" in this or any other cam
try: all "tler PulnlOuic WtGerI are cmtuterG.ita
Tue genuine can he knOwU by the name BRYAN
ueInS stamped on each WAFER. @
BRTAN's PULAoNIc WAPERA rss
HelieVe Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYNN's PULMlNIc WARERs
heheTe Asthmh' BFoncllitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PuLNoNIc WARERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRrAN's PULNOSIc WAPERs
Relieve Iuciplent Consumption. Lung Diseases.
DRYAN's PULNOX c WAPERs
Relieve Irritation 81 the UvulR Ru,l TonsilB.
BRTAS's PULMnNIc wAPERs
Relieve the above Complaints In Teu Minutes,
BRTNN's PULMONI0 WAFERs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRTAN's PULaiONIc wAPEKs
Are adapted for VOcalistS and Public Speakers.
bRTAN's PULNONIc WAFKRS
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRTAN's PULMOSIc WAFEEs IN I'd
MOI only relieve. but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN's PULMoNC WARERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should he without n bozof
BRTAN's PULMoNIc WARRRs
In the house.
No traveller should be without n supply Of
BRTANS rULNONIC WAFERS
In his pocket
Noperson viii ever object to give for
BkfASs PULHnNIc WAEERS
Twenty-Five COntG.
Sold in Wheeling hy +. II. LOGAN 4 CO. and
aug4-eod dGvIy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

B5-CITY COrSctL.-A regular meeting
OF the City Council WAS held at the Cuun-
ell Chamber last evening. The room was
excessively hot and the deliberations were
carried on in great vcxntiou of spirit. a
good deal of time was spent ia reading
ordinances secopd time and in rehears-
ing the minutes of previous meetings.
Mr.. Wilkinson, from the Committee on
silar'es, reported in favor Of paying the
collector of tithahlcs three and half per
rent. on tho money he may collect, aud the
collector of water rents Ave aud one half
per cent. On mOtion of Mr.. Jacob four
per cent. was substituted for five aud II
halfand the report was adopted.
The report of the street commissioner
wAs read stating certain improvements
which he had made. He asked an appro-
priation of $780, Adopted.
Certain citizens of the 9th Ward called
the attention of Council to the filthy cOu-
dition Of gutter on Third street, in that
War,i It was referred to tue committee
on Mater Works. with power to net.
Mr.. Brady SUBMITTED series of resOlu-
tons acknowledging the faithfuIness, pa
thence and imparti,i'sy of the late Alder
man. Amos Wright, aud rendering The re-
.sPeetful sympathy, of The Council to his
widow and family.
Mr. Jacob said he bad known Mr.. Wright
FIR great aany years. He was Il m"n
who for uprightness Of purpose and strict
ness of integrity, had few equals. He pass.
ed through long life with an pubIemish-
ed char4vter, aud his course was always
an upright and exemplary one.
Oh motion the Council went into an
elect o. for Alderm IN Of the Second Ward,
to fll the vacancy occasiOned hy the death
OF Amos Wright. James Mcdonnell, Jnn.
A GiIlispie, William Robertson a, d Rubt.
Higgins wers announced as candidates
Mr. Robertson was elected.
Mr. Hntb,rd moved that the Council
Pr,ceei / to the ele, tion of two directors for
the Wheeling z ,ilrUad Bridga Company.
"a motion Messrs. D Jacob and S.
". the old d reCtOrS were re-appOiuted.
GA m 'tion the Cuutiril adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

HBHOT.-The weather is just now a
little TOO hot for comfortable soldering.
1t is pretty hard, too, upon the oil toPers
who hang around the streets and hunt up
shady places We had a tine view of one
old fellow, who spent the N 'st of yester:
gay AFTERNOON in an alley near Quiury
Hrtet, larry friilinS in the scorching sur,
Wl'le tas whisky ran cut vi his bIUats1
saF-aas in Streams.
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aslg photographs.
Reported Exclusively for the Dally
lntelIlgencer. -
Condition of Col. Kelly.

NNAIIVAl Juue H. q I. NJ.
To G. HARRIsOS: Col. Kelly is getting
along admirably, q. W. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

The FFNALE ORaANlzATloN Is often as
fratl as that of tenler flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations With
cut hring able to undergo the labors aud
trials OF maternity. In this country
thousands of young and beautiful women
are sacrificed every yenr from this cause
alone. HOstetter's Celebrated Stomach
b'tters will save many of this class from
an untimtIy grave. This medicine has
heeu used with great benefit hy.immensc
numbers of people throughout the repul,-
lie. and tile prOprietnrs have received
grateful commentators from all sections
to Ice very pleasant to the taste, even ,,s n
beverage, and prompt and powerful in its
effect "s a medicine. 1t intuses new vital
ity into the frame, and strengthens the
Whole system, so that women who use it
are enabled to go through with labors
which would, without it, be certain to
prOSirnte them.
Sold by all druggists my-lmG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

WAsnISGrON. Jane IL -Frnm the best
available sources il is helieve1- that. the en-
tire sitression force in Virginia does not
exceed $4,000 70 90 ,UoU.
,ti1,n. BsaurrgArd has issued Al proclnma
lion irIm AIhtIHEsns Junction exIFIVAgant-
~ pispFipg the ilenl9Gt3lr consequences to
brlaziiettSd lES,h ~ tStasi0n ~ Federal
troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

BALTIMORE, June ll.-Tur Mmltnmspnrt
correspondent of the Amsyieon says the
skIrnishing at Clear Springs continued all
day Yesterday between tue home quart of
Clear Springs and Wiilinmsp1rl, and the
yiF9tniHns. who were cnhenvOriug to de-
str"y dam No. 5. No one on Maryland
side was hurt hut 2 horses and rnHn killed
on the Virginia side Tie yirginian. Ind
DESTROYED all the canal boats on the Mary
land side between WilliumspVlt and the
Ferry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

Prom Tie Uesfe'1 Il. 4. Gasrte. czfcgse, H.
We heartily endorse sir. slaldiuE, aud Lis, un
rivIi,led CeplialIc Pills u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

From ne Han0ighd TuLey SaT, ErE0lnbo,.Tu.
Ne are sure that pcrSons suffering viii tie head
acLe, t0tty IhGm, will ttick TO them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

From tde Ad'rrItser f'rorfdtIfes. 2. n Q
Tine ccphRiic pills nie said to he sf.
''eINe remedy for the hcndHCe anal ole. u very
Leen discovered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

LOUISVILLE. June II The Surveyor Of
Customs ut Evansville, Indinnn, notiHes
ste"nierS that the Transportation Of rrovi-
sionN To SmiihhInd and Pndncnh, Kv., nrc
in violation of Instructions of the Govern.
men and il prohibited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

From the Dertoo-Jt - e7oiid 1;nr.
u y0u ars or have cen troubled with the head.
ntie scnd f9ra box tCerlaHe iIsJ 70 that you tuH1
have them in ca oiun attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

From the Daily NeiCs, NeUrrot. r, Il .
Sspee.se Puts arr taking tLs place OF all kipda.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

FoRF- KE'RNEY, June llIh.-The PONY
Express arrived at Is I'm. San Francisco
'lSt.-There is an intense anxiety for East
Fn news and as each Pony arrives, the
announcement Ofn attack on Hnrpcr's
Ferry. N"rf"lk or sumo other movement,
retaining pnhiie property captured by the
South, IS expected
Mr. Latham will leave for Washington
in-the STEINER of the llth. E>F'S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

FEOM tie Esam'He, Norhn. Ia.
Ccphaic Pills acc iriisIthc uiir,. for wlicl, they
"erD maue viz. y y" If headache i'll all lie TOrun
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

Ftom.t AzaBgSer, Nogtatt. Ia --
They have hern tested in tn.Tr than q tllonsand
cAses, with entire succr--. --fJ
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ST.. Lows. June II An extr,raession. of
the U. S. District Court. judge Treat rr,-
siding, has been ordered for the goth inst.
a special Grand Jury has been summoned
6yIh U. S. Marshal.
+ The santa Fe correspondence of the Re-
publican gives the following adIitinnnl
names of The army oiEirers WHO have re-
signed: Capt. Mtury. of Va; Cnpr. Lind
say, Of Miss Capt. Stephenson. Of the ath
lnf'nlry- VI j Sihl.y. of he 81 Dragons.
Il is un,ierstuud that Col Grnysnn and
Mi. Reynolds viii snon fnllow. The re-
Pori of the resignation of Col. Loring is
uuIruc.
The Mrsilla. Arizonia, Tgmrs, of Mnv
18th. says large train. .6eiongIng 10 " j.
Grant, army contractor for the different
f''rri<"ns of that Territory. was seized by
the Texan forces ut Ri, TIinlo. near San
Antonio, and the train, animals and treivli,
r"niSrn'ed. THE otfirrr in vommnnd re-
fused tn give ~ receipt. They nude no
distinction between the Government and
private property. Forty wagons were
seized. containing about 25O, 900 hounds of
freight for the Ariznnil gnrrisOns, and 30
600 pounds for private rnrlies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

ST. JoHSs, June lU.-TLe st amship
AdriRtie, from Galway on the 5th, arrived
here al 8 o'clock this evening.
me Great Eastern. arrived out on tile 81.
British Government has decided not 10
allow the entry Of privuteers ut any of
their ports.
Brta'lstufs dull, provisions qniet. Con.
9Os@eO&. ...... ~ , -
The Derby race was won nv tile hitherto
unknown horse, Kettle Drum, nv ,inst the
whole field. The betting was lG 10 /.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE most salts
factory Assurances are received, from Bel
GUM, that there will he no recognition of
the Southern Contedertry in any form by
that Government. An entirely "r.cndly
feeling towards the U. S Government ia
manifested. The statement which the
CO"te,ler"tes put forth in regard to the
supplies of arms imported by them from
that country, are ascvrtained, "a umlouht.
ed "n'h"ri'y, To have been very greatly tx.
a.Egerated.
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YfsllAas.. SIlen, Janyll, 10

Mn. sPAiprSo. ''''''ts : 9''tt-' '"nf;i'' lest
SIR: --oH
- Nat long aiuce sent toyoH for a hox NJ CerhalIe
tls i"r The cure of tie Ncfvus eadacl, ap,i oG-
eSeiI 1d IccetEcd tie -aIe and Gcy Ind god
Please send BY return mail. Irsct tu
a. II. MIittLER,
Hp'iiantt. Mich.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
COOPER & SENSE yTcY =

A RE now receivipganl opening a very large Stock
~ Of FANCY AND STAPLE hay I'niDS thought
IN thadelphiR and New York. inidst the great war
eHCltetnent at panic prices for CASH. our fri.nis
AMI customers may rest that We are prepared
To "irr them great bargains in ii, kinls Uf Dry ';O
my5J COOPER & SENSENEY
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S.P:.AAlt.DlING,s PREPAREp GLpET5I

: .sPALDINC's PREPARED GLUEl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

~ A single bottle of sPALDiNG's PREPARED
G+pE viii save ten tunes COS; annually Ga
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

HENPT C. SPALDTNG. Esq 49,
Z! a's find embossed twenty-five Centa for which
senH m Gn"'her h.N II yTur Cepl,alic Pills. 7hrJ
are T. nty Ete | est PIGs Ihurs srer tTisd!
DlFect A. SHAVER. p. NJ,
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30 RETLoIDsBuEu FRANELrS Co., ONO. !
He, January 8, lt6l.

4't7 70 NeII-T 80. n. I
DEAF SIR:
inciSsed md twenty le 'nts. fol hich md
NIX 81 rSSphtiic Itlla" Seud 10 a'ldIezs Of lev.
"m e Filler. eyn"ldslurg. franklin Ia Iin
lHg' rus work tde a ehdtu'-cne Headucie al.
Truly you're,
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- HpE1GSAN AtlHe AuG htDstll EtHlIuSuta I'M
der Co. Townsend. were In reserve
II WAS Thought that lieut. Col. Grim II
had been Killed, AS he was missing. Capt
-JndsUn K,II atrirk, Go. H, OF the 22,,tr.vvs,
was wounded in the aeshy part of his
thigh hy the bursting at she'll. but GAL
lantly led his company acrUss the field to
the attack. @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-12

THE successful Introduction and use Of this cole
brntel rnIedy has been the signal for lit mi food
o! c'Ilp uns called "LitterB," olcrtd In Yuriu,,s
form from "a quart buttle to a Gv,-fnilon kcs u iii
this word l:tteS" il hut nn0lrF hume for .gng"
or sFtnn vi Ia Gus HlIisk'.y miNiur.
ln tn re lily great relief derived from the minute
dos, ont teAsP ,onfll, OE our nledieine,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Fare always as low as by any other
ruute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

v haye IN store u chests OF all grsles--pur.
chased ',tfVrs the late advance.
We desire ta sell aAH ask persons wanting 10 look
a cur stock. Our prices III be fo nd as low "a those
of any Western market.
We have n w chests of oiee rnncrial for FamlIv
tsppqd4 ktIf.5c. a n M y -
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-02
A Remarkable Year.

Regarding the year now closing with an
eye to its celestial and atmospheric. as we'll as
its planetory phenomenon, it has been re-
markable one, aud might well create in the
mind of Milerite an irrefragibie conviction
that he had at last the date for a final prepL-
ecy. Thunder aud tightening storms have
been more violent and disastrous than usual.
Tornadoes. unprecedented in fury, have raw
aged every part of the country. Our Wes-
tern frontiers have been parched and blighted
by burning Simoons. While one section is
reaping bouutiful harvest another views its
crops cut off by the lack of vivifying showers.
Terrible storms of gales have swept our in
land waters and sea- board. Freshets and iu-
undatiops have rayaged the country in vari-
Gus quarters. Mcteors of unusual splendor
and size have burst in upper air Comets
have brandished their fiery tresses. The Au-
rora has fiaunted its banners of crimson and
pearl IN the Northern heavens with unusual
briliancy We have had rain storms aud
tightening, hail storms, gale of wind, sun
shine, and variation of twenty degrees by
the thermometer in a single day. The pre-
dctions of the weatherwise have been falsifed
the astro homer has been dumb founded. aud
the almanac is at fault. Is there not here a
magnificent field for the man of science?-
Which shall explain these things. trace out
the secret agencies st work. and show the
cause of phenomena of 1S6O.-Chicdyo Jour
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