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LOST AND srRAYED.


T 0ST-On SATURDAY., on Grace st., between Mr..
Il Lefebvre's and ha Capitol, or IN the hail of the
House large JET BREAS P N tipped with
gold. Any one finding the same W il receive
suitable reward by leaving 1t at Mr. LEFEBys rs.
FoIm OF Pima branch. ia 49,
I OS E. On Saturday morning, near the lspatoh
II Office largo FOB CHA N The finder will
BE- literally rewarded BY leaving it at
a A. HEATH'S
Confectionery snd Fruit Store.
ia A-1t' Corner LIST and Mall streets.
ca, LOST white and yellow SETI Err
SaesZ BITCH. She has recently had puppies,
-Nand has old appearance about the
face A suitable reward will be paid for her return
to this Office. ia IA IS
g., SrRAYt Don Wednesday, 9th in
ASssI stsnt, from Y aon Hill, black, tan-coi-
-~-'ored HOUND, with slit ears. re-
ward OF SIS will be paid il delivered to me.
JNO. W DIRE I" RY, No IL Pc ri st,
jal2-2t Richmond, Va.
/ OST-A BOND, for the hire of four slaves,
IL II, med Pew on, Robin, Solomon and Billy.
amounting to S455 and executed bs John II Cen
try and a. Ha cher also one for SlI5, e1ecu-
ted BY Messrs. Crew Pemberton each Of
which there are credits for the first and secon4
quarters re ANY information relative TO the
above Bonds Will be suitably rewtrded by
ia 8-lw JOHN p. SLEDD.
So REWARD Strayed from my Sta
~N Bile, on the Brooke Turnpike. miles from
SA the city. in Henrico county, the 2d
January, dat bay MARE. years old, with Il
small scar her back. For her delivery to ne,
will pay the above reward
ia So W. C. TALLIFERRO.
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". MULaS, HORSEs sc. FOR
EyzAs5~a SALE. i have TWENTY MULES,
SSusa nix HORSES. FOUR WAGONS and
AATWO NEW D9AYS for sale privately,
on acc rmmol ating terms: all of wbIctl
can be seen at nv stab es on Dock street, be-
ia IA I'm EDMoND BOsSfEUX.
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ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD
x(CO. Gu Isf REG va. VOLUNTEERS, !
r. January Il, 1851.
III This Company will assent bic for Grill
III JtcAeu anu latisun caps IN hONUAEJ
bers will he prompt to the III mute.
By order of the Captain
ia l4-lI JNO MCDONALD, LIST Sers't
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THE COUNTY COURT OF HENKItV,

| 7NO THE PUBLIC have this day appointed
my brother. EDWARD T HANCOCK EJ
| BACCO. JOS. w. HANCOCK.
| January /, 1851. las iw
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aaAnlNL N r6LLlC<kiNCA.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY IL.

High Water this day (Monday) 6a o'clock.
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ok nALs-A SEWING MACHlSE-vil
cloth Aps, ~ Ina Ho, aas iabs,c TO tss hsass.s
ostweea arankiin and Grace,
;nln. HUNS FOR MEN 7, on the 6rst aoor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-14

WANTED-All persons to know that Prof
w WILLIAMS ia now ready to reach the art Of
TRANSFERRING PORTRAIT and SCENERY
PAINTING IN OIL COL0RS ON GLASS. This
beautiful Accomplishment can be learned in ave
lessons. Terms, 81. Please cell ard examine
soeclmens, at MIR. P's. corner Of l7th and Main
streets or at his resIds noe. Both st., between eigh
and Marshall Church Hill. ia 3-l2t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-14

HUME MANI FACTLnED InON-1
- iarse assortment. consisting of BAR. BArD.
HnOr. SCROLL: UVALs and HALF ROUNDS
hokSE AND MULE sHUE. CUACH AMI
RoUNts, sQUAkts, 30. for sale at the RIss,
mond IRON AND STEEL WORKS FOOT al On
street JANkS n iiNrIi.sen
ALSO-A large assortment Of spiiNcHEn
WASnhkS." made a. this establishment. 10
which the attentioa OF dsaisrs. ear bu dsrs. &e "
- o"iVas A-luas
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1 \
| Gen. OaAPMAN.-I give you, gen tlemen--
Alabama - the Keystone OF tho Southern
Afier the cheering subsidized, the President
introduced Judge HOPKINS, native Of VIr-
giLia, but ad pied son OF Alabama
He SAID he bad Iett a sick bed to come and
do non3r to one who had exposed with such
master hand the breach OF faith on the part
OF the Administrator. He alluded to him.
self as representative of a "foreign STATE"
now few hours out OF The Union. He then
gave brief history of the SEIZURE OF the forts
| in Alabama, and the prospects of the seizure
| of the for,s in Florida aud Louisiana. They
were now In a position to say 10 the General
| Government, if you wish TO coerce US, we are
prepared to receive You. He had no faith In
Back Republican promises. Even should
| Congress pass u law conceding all that was
| asked, and should each Northern State repeal
| It's Personal Liberty laws. the people would
not ratit, such action. They had b-el brousnt
up In haze Of the ) u n aud her iosti ATOMS,
and every thing thar may b. done will prove a
deception ana IA fraud. He believed the time
had come when the South should secede from
the u IN fedetacs.
| Gen. CHAPMAN Il give you the following
=, fhs Central oonfsdsr "A postscript TO the
Biaek Republican plato ~ ne. rejected tie
orisinal-wo scofn the supplement-"
Lieut.. Gov. MosTAGuk was called upon 70
respond. he SAID IL was strange sentiment
for him 10 respoud To- He beiiey ed that there
Was bat QUE IN An In Virgiaia who could pro-
pose an abandonment Of he Southern States
In THIS crisis. Loud cheers Iu proceed.
ing, the speaker expressed The utmost scorn
1t the idea VI d Zen trai q Jniederacy, and took
the ground that Virginia WAS b.und TO take
nsr staud by the side Of her sister Southern
States.
The President then announced the next
toast:
'.soath CAr0lina-The mis- ing Petal. upon
whIcn ever sou aer aer COW pen - his nope upon
wnicn tns oatriot mas liked nls loss.
J. RANDOLPH fUoKkR, Attorney General OF
yirktGia, was calied pom. aud IA comply lug,
said II tarrc was sentiment which ns could
gsspDEd " with ali mis- heart, 1t Was ssnti-
munl " Sapip Caroliaa. He trusted Virginia
Would b. 0sssds per before very ionx. bis
speech was ~ sarnest snd clog ueEt appeal Ia
tnyor OF sscsssien, ~ which tue dangsss VI dc.
lay veEs made faiiy Appassnt. - regard 70
the proposes Voaysatton, 10 said u ought 70
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FOR BAL T. AMOR E.-The
Easats@ SSteamer BtLVIDERE. Capt. W.
ez7sSE<xs'sSa w. KEENs. Will receive freis ht
to day. MONDAY and up to the hour Of u
o'c ,ck nj Tuesday. the 18TH January.
Freight taken to Boston Baltimore at low
est r. ties. with great dispatch.
No hogsheads received on board uness engaged
at nttce
Passengers are requested to he on board before
the hour o departure. IL o clock M, Tuesday.
PASSAGE ana fare Sb.
Tickets procured either atour ffics In Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Colu mbian Hotel. or at steam
ers' wharves.
ia a 81 DAVID & VIM CURRIE.
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NO1lCE The undersigned have plaoed thai,
" accounts In the hands OF nj essrs N snwann
= .Ach iYf ooiiecsion, aud thes only are aai
IL I'd IL receipt Tor the same IRON this data
Il. =. q. tuhN u. WAIT.
jah-N JOHN MAHONY.
WE INVITE THE ATrENrtON ~ ~.
~ pup 10 to sampes Of CLOFHH ) Id unssI.
a. 80 inanuiaotured BY Messrs. Cfsnshaw Z
Richmond, Jan. L. 1851. IA - = ~
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In the terrific controversy through which III r.
Buchanan was going, he mad not been q ute su
strongly sustained by The SouIh rs he ought
10 have been. But perhaps IL WAS natural tnat
he could not come quite So near The wishes vi
the SJuth, as SON could come ~ the wishes
Ut nis mutaer. lie alluded ~ the TWO poiicies
sci tor b III the anuuai Message Mr. Attorney
Black satd We mus, execute The laws. l, SAID
Mr. Fluyd could not quite bow 10 tnat. MI.
Buchanan said, this q ues tion OF The forts Is a
question 4 property. lagfe-d To that. l said
more. ! said, am your Secretary, aud have
IA my hands this property of The forts. Will
turu over to my successor that property
inVioia,e. l xpow these people OF South
Carolina. ] went to school among hem
1 know they are not thieves. Isaac Hague,
MeuigauiI anu + aux Pickeus are good men-
they are greai msn-aud Will BACK their hoe
esty aud III tsgrity II ueces sary, with my bio q
But cauBoi consent that You place amobg
tnen military power that would cnoke tneul
TO The ground. At a subsequent interview
with the President, he said 20 me :-"Mr.
Flol d, What abous sendipg recr uits 10 Charles
ton g. Sad /, "Notning about s-noing re-
cr1iis." " DJh,t you in tend To strengthen The
t,rts NJ Omar l.sioa g. lac osk-d. Iepiied -
do not" Said he, ~ would ratusr Dc at the bot
tom VI the Potomac ~. morrow, THAI that these
ioris should be ia the hands Of tnvso " DO IN :
tend 10 take them! ltwiii destroy met wall
cover your name. whach u an uvaoico one,
with infamy, faf you Will never Dc abie 10
show that va uad not some completely Ia ~"
| said, "4Ar. President, rust m~, there / no
dagger ] Will stake ny reputation aud
wall sake M life THAI tns for.s VI Charleston
wal not be toucneu." said this because /
Tell IL. Tue ffesidsnt lben said. but, MIR.
Fio, d. does thai SECURE the torts 1" mo, s,r."
said il "put II ~ Los best guarantee ] eau give
you tunt they Will not be ivucued.n he replied
Il am not AAiisA=d sad /, 1T IL YOURS to
command, And yuu will ~ obs, I'd, You eau
strengths the forts. BUTT will lead ~ tue ertu
slim VI blood. yuR can, however, put aH Or
derry sergeant tueyo-a maa with . worstsd
aialf A Z Al
II. 10 y representative man laugh t1rI -the
repI-sen taiise VI the stars anu siripss aud VI
iaaii Columbus and yaukss uooals. he can
stand there ard 80 proclaim himself aud his
MT ~ CJDsrsss his Qasstton ~ lbsSscs.slun
VI 6o0lh Uarviiua. Congress may ssy stals
has rlsat 70 wiIndras, or may say, w re-
psSists We right VI sscsssloH-ws win send
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

TaE closing years OfIiEs are Often read
cred wretched by ailments which are
triRing ia themselves and easily cured il
taken ia time. Affection of til. liver,
stomach, aud other organs concerned Ia
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrita-
BILE aRd complaining, and relatiEes aad
friends are forced to bear tue brant of their
ll.hRmor. The use of Hostetter's Cele-
hrflted Stomach Bitters will prove an
stiicieRt remedy for this evil. At will not
p1ly strengthen she whole physical organ
tzatiou, but entirely cure the NEST obstinate
cases of Endigesti0n, Pisrrh0l, Dysentery,
aHd Liver Compliant. The irs. physicians
in the country are loud in their praise Of
this Preparation. Another recommends
tioa Of the Bitte-s is that Il is so .palata6le
TO the taste thntit mag be used even Us =
beverage.
Sold by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
REEO & KRATr,
Ceutre Wheeling

A REWARD Is oyBlHEp for the detection
ofany person counterfeitiDg, Initiating, or
the Vender OF any such counterfeit or iIni-
genutue, highly concentrated Holland Bit
tiers i. put up Ia half pint buttles only, hnv-
ing the sane nfthez proprietor, B. Page,
Jr., blown in them,, aud his signature
around the neck OF each and every bottle.
This delightful Aroma has been received
by AfnerieaRs With that favor which is on
" exteuded to scientific preparAtions.-
When we consider tue marked success al
tending its administration, in the most
stab6orn eases of Fever aud ,Ague, Weak
ness of any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidity yf the Stomach, Sick aud Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiveness aud
Piles together with the complete control
Il exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic
and Neuralgia AEecteas, We cannot won
der nttts popularity. Well may the inval-
id value this remedy.
gan, List & Co.
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special vote on that portion of the motion
Ia regard TO instructions; yeas 90. nays 81.
Alt. Glingman said that though he was
utterly opposed to the proposition, still he
WAS willing to girein 10 the direction Of
his friends, So lie voted aye.
Nj. Nasenr of Va, moved to go into ex-
ecutivs session. but the yeas aud nays be-
lug called on tue motion, he moved, ne
corning to the rule, thBt the galleries be
cleared, which WAS done.
sdiourned.
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RsrA Botp RunetIey-soms,iu.

R8A BOtU -sOmetinedur-
ing night before last, a bold burglary was
committed at the hardware store of Cit,
Son ( Co, corner Of Monroe ana Market
streets. Tho thieves reached through the
iron bars from the outside, broke paae
of glass .aad flied Fen the stose shslyss
about aevsRty-6vs dollars ,EOIth ofkuiveS.
Some Of ths kaiRea aakra were wOrth
tWsnty-Soat dollars a dozen. The Their
vas Ferpetrated seEy quietly, snd vas
generally very well dsne. Nothing has
yet been discovered, calculated to Head to
abe detection of the thieves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
The Peace Congress Agrees

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c, Eyening.-The
Peace Conference to-day, by their action
in voting down the substitute Of Mr.
Franklin. Of Pennsylvania, placed them
selves in the position where they stood a
week ago. Some Of tue Southern Com.
missioners are much discouraged; but
they were somewhat comforted by the as
/! snrancc OF th6sa from other sections that
they will endtavor TO reconcile the con-
aiStiug views on the subJnvt of slavery in
tue territories, tomorrow, to which day
they adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. GA communion
ZION has been sent to both Houses. hy the
President of the Peace Congress, an-
houncing that that body had approved OF
u proposition, and asking that Congress
recommend the same 10 the State LegislA.
lures for their action. II Is modified
form Of the proposition presented by SIr.
Guthrie to7the Peace Congress. In the
Senate II was ordered to be printed, and
referred t6ia Select Committee, with In.
strueti6us to report to.morrpW.
The Peace Conference to-day revived
aud passed, by vote Of niue States
against eight States, the FFVpkIiu substi-
tute to Guthrie's proposition. tits UNDER
stood that the Virginia and North Carroll.
na delegations were divided, and that
there was n majority in each State against
it. This latter report, however, is not
authentic The Conference thee adjonrn-
ed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

p8-sOSErulSe 10 noAsr oE.-m the
last report of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railrssd. sllasion is made to the fact that
during the last eight years passenger has
not been killed on the rod. This, il true,
IS something to boat of--thsre net heing
an the country, perhaps, another road q
which the same can hs aaid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

D6rTHE RIvIR.-Tbe .rivee was falling
Slowly yesterday. a btiEster day never
shoae oUt RpeR wicked but grateful
world The Bostoaa No. >, arrived from
Cincinnati With goOd'tEip. and LEFT agpip
;last evening. Ghsse WAS ~ air of bas.ls
aud business Reopt The landing and the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
BoERHAVE's
Holland Bitteris;
DYSPEPSIA
Liver Complaint, Feverand Aeue, e.

&
1uE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AND USE
OF This eelehTatet reieedy has been the signal for
literal h'sSi VI C1Hupounls called ..BlItSE offered
~ various forms f1tn quart isttle TO Ave gallon
krg' nntuttia word II but apOlhUThAI F
ssrnE.n or some yillanons whisky mixture
nut the re'lly great relief derived ON 1q minute
dose Que teasPOoHful. OF our lnsdieIRe,
BoERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
established for Il rpputRtIun which the host Of n-
s e and eounterf It's have allCd to undermine
u positively vegetable prepaEatiVn, with 6arEly
nnt one ste u tue genuine, lHalfPint Bottles,
IL tla melEcne OfiOns-trie[l Ndiraey for nfrihfap
Lhs Bo6ds 50 essential for the EOnndation Il nod
hs5sh a1d fur coFEecting dlsOrdrra Of the stomach
Two OF three iosss " N convince the nlr4.a q,
Ia sSlntarF elects. The atu-iaeh will speedily NJ
snin ~ as5enEth healthy action Of the liver. bow
heal Ii b the quick result.
For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASH, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACRE, Try.
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For CoSTIVEHESS, Try
Boerhaye'S Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitfers.
IN az NerTOuS, Rheumatic, and NEaTaIEie Ante-
lions u has N numerous Instances proved highly
Deheneihl' and In OtheTa effected > decided cure.
Rend CareftlIIyI
The genuine, highly -eoneontrated BarEaGyE,S Hot.
LAND bITTERa iS put up In halEpnt bottles ouy 6nd
Eetalsd 1t Que DOLLAR per bottle. The Ereai demand
IoE ms truly eelebatod medicine has Induced MANY
litjillohs which the public AhOuld guard aEatnit
BEHAAE OF IHPoSTTIoNi SEE THAT oCR NASE n on
1AE LAhEL OF EVERT BoFTLR TOu HCT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

aSrCEPHALIo Pills, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
By tue use of these pills the periodic at
tacks OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prerentcdi and if taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief FROM
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Eau-
sea and Headache to which females ARE so
subject.
They act gently upon the boweIs.-re-
moving Costiveness.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, aud restoring the natur-
al elasticity and strength of the whole sys-
ten.
Far sale by REED & KaApr,
Ceutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28


R9-CHILpRES Losr PROM WEsr ALEX.
ANDER.-A correspondent out at West
Alexander informs US that night before
last, about sunset, it became known that
two lIttle.heys, under four years Of age
were ntisstug. Search was made by ODER
lin GflltiIlen. the father of one, and Ir.
Quiuter, Of the other. Darkness came.
and just as the people were gathering into
the reading room as usual, it was an
nounesd that the children were really lost,
when a rush was made for torch lights.
aud sOon the lights were spread over fields
AID woodland, bills and rayines. Attic
after 10 o'clock the glad news was shouted
in the streets, that the little ones were
found not far from Andrew Geutes's, sit
ting at the root of a large stump, three
quarters Of mile from the village. Shout
after shout gave notice that all was right.
The church bell was rupg to call the peo-
pie home to witness the joy of the mothers
and fathers, and sympathizers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

FoRT SIXTH, Feb. GA through Over-
land mail passed this place to-day This
msil came through unmolested.
The seizure Ofths mail before reported
was at Apache Pass, about $50 miles west
OF. 81 PaSo, by the Indians, who seized the
mail and all the stock and grain belonging
TO the company, aud broke up the station
temporarily. s..
The route along Apache Pass Is now
protected by company OF United Stntss
Dragons, and no further trouble Is an.
pretended.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

bSLOsF.-Lost on last evening, be-
tween the Second Presbyterian Church,
and the German Evangelical Church on
Fourth Street, shawl and breast pin
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the
articles at this office. ?,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

HkRRisBURe, Pc, Feb. 27.-The Sun
bury and Erie Communication tonnage tax
TO the Penusylvanis RailrOad, passed TO
the third reading IN the Legislature last
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
IS-GEs. cAss.-was-.at-tbs N,L5r,

z@rGxs, cAss.-was-.atsths M'Lars
House yesterday, enroate for his home in
Michigan in eomFsuy with his daughter
aud his two children. 1t is understood
that tue General goes home for perma.
nent retirement from political life, glad 10
escape from the vexdtious aud turnloils OF
politics and politicians. He looked even
more hale and hearty than when be pass
ed through here year ago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

BDROwSEp.-An Irishmau named
Martin Collins, was drowned in the Lit
tie KsnAwha River, near the mouth of
WOr'hingtOn Greek, and about two miles
above ParkersburR, on Thursday evening
last He was on his way to the oil region,
with fat-boat which he was engaged in
steering, when the pin OF the steering oar
broke, and he, fell overheard and was
drowned before his companions missed
bin. His body was recovered few hours
after.
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BY TEIEGRApH

BALTIMORE, Feb 2.-Pl0ur dull At = decline Of l2r;
Wheat heavy; red $T,2S91 50, aud white 81 90
Corn active; mixed 6S@5I. yellow $1,000 Prutis-
ions dull. Mes pork SlT ,25. Lard 1Oe. CoGee
nrmi Rio 12l<@1S' whisky 1917
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

IFpa De Daily Nsvs, Ssgprp', p. L.
Ce?halie Pills are taking thS piaes % ali kids.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

RoH Mt Ez,tp,faer. !Nog5oH, ia.
CsPaaile pull AeeomPi!sh the object for which they
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

tro" tie Eanaavhq Taht5 aar, Kana,sAa, Va.
We Sc SURE that per.ons suffering with the heed
ache AhO try item, VIII stick to them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

Thursday Morning. Feb. %, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

tFoa ne EEaD.fHer, EoJsu, Va.
They have been tested IN more thsn a tbo,.. "A i
eaAss, with sntIru Huer6sa ~ ~
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.sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl

~ a. .insl. bo.tls q sPALDIyo,s pNEp4EEn..
uLUE VIII .avo tgn tine. e. CO.. annnaIII-Eo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28

IrOS' ne ITtstera II. r. Ca1rtt,, cAfsasa. m.
We heartily endirDe SIR. spaldisE. and his uuTi-
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