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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09
The Olympia District School.

ED. SrANDARD:-Will you allow me
to present to the patrons and friends Of
the Public School in this place, a br;ef
report of its condition, during the nast
two years which l have so pleasantly
spent in its service?
The first term commenced March 9th
1850, the whole number of scholars
registered 20; June G, 1860, number Of
scholars 81; Sept. 5, 1859, IS; Dec.
Is, 1853 3322;AA MAR 49, 1860, Sc; june
II, 1860, al; Oct. 8, 46; Jan. IA, 81. 80.
1t will be eel that there has been A
steady increase, but the winter terms
have been less on account of the bad
weather for the smaller pupils.
The whole number Of scholars in tho
District at the commencement of nv
first term was 48.
The number 10 belonging in the
District is y.
The average attendance las been 80.
The smallest age was 4 years; the
greatest age p the average age 10.
Received from the District by tuition. ...,.. $52s. II.
From the Public Fund 525.0v
Total for the seven terms. ll93.Oo
Average per term .. 1887
Expenditure, for repairs, maps, &c......... $500
Expenditure for wood 100
Total expenses Of school for seven terms. is ll85, so
! have on my hands in addition to the above, un-
collected bills to the amount Of $llS, so.
There remains also a bill for wood Of $ll ,25.
In the above I have not reckoned the
half term that has just closed.
With regard to the educational sue
cess of the school, and the improve
ments that have been made, I leave it
to others to judge.
have labored daily and constantly,
to instil into the minds of those under
my care, those fundamental principles,
which are the true basis of a thorough
education, and have not formcre appear
sake, hurried on in those studies
and in that way, that was calculated to
interest the people, without accomplish
ing any real good for the youth.
Allow me to add, in explanation of
my rcsigning in the way, and at the
time l did, that it may allay any mis-
understanding on the part of any, that
Oh account of my state of health, and
tire NECESSITY ef-Hiyy being absent for q
during the spring and summer,
together with the fact that there were a
number of families who had moved into
for the purpose of educating their
children, and disliked so long a vaca-
and the former teacher Of the In
my successor, was DESTROYS of
the school Immediately, and as
4 willingness was expressed by a major
ity of the late Directors, and by some
Of the people that this change should
be made, | thought it desirable to re-
sign now.
Hoping hat it will all result satisfac-
and be for the best good of the
with many regrets that l have
o be absent even for a time, and many
hanks for the liberal patron age and
sind wishes of patrons and friends,
Ircmain, your obedicnt Servant,
G. +. BoYNToN.
O1vmnio Eoh 81 1891
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

ia An exchange says that the wo-
men "out-west" arc for LinkiM'-N Il
man. The young ladies hereabouts arc
decidedly for Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

IA Inauguration salutcs we're fired
at Tekalct and Port Townsend, by the
Republicans, on the 4th inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

Bay- Alex. G. Dallas, Esq, succeeds
the late Sir George Simpson, as Gov
crnor of the lIudson's Bay Company's
Possessions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

pas- 1t is rumorcd that the slip alma,
loading at Utselada, had drifted ashore
not far from that place, and had been
deserted by the sailors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

bxg- Monday last ended the Demo-
cratic Mc-nasty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

bxs- Capt. Fleming has our thanks
for tavOrs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

PRESERVE ME- FROM MY, FRIENDs.-
"The President has thrown off that in
cubus on his administration-thc WASH
ington Constitution. 1t would have
been better if lie had done so long ago.
The paper was ARRAYS riolent and siUy."
Pioneer.
We think as much-but scarce two
months ago our Post-ofhce was flooded
with prospcctuscs ofthis silly riolent sheet
franked by 1. 1. Stevens, late Of Oregon.
Not content with circulating this docu-
ment, Joseph Lane and the said Isaac,
those precious Si;amese Trims of Secess-
ion and Reconstruction issued a circu-
lar endorsing said newspaper and rec
ommending it to the faithful.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

ne5~ The weather is pleasant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-09

bearing any other name, whether the
property SO taken be forts, %arscnals,
revenue vessels, or money, or any 9TH
or property or thing belonging to the
United States, that it is the boundcn
duty of the Federal authority to give
such direction to its powers as to rctake
and rcoccupy such property for the BEN
Gift and use of the Government. In
doing this, they claim they make no
war On u State, but simply Oh the reb.
els who may be found in the unlawful
possession of such property. This they
insist must be done, otherwise the Gov
crnment yields to rebellion and trea-
son without on effort to prevent or sup
press it. The Democracy say, it the
| Government undertakes to recover the
u. s. forts and %arsenals that they will
bring war-that it will be making war
mon the Statc-that it will be coercion.
The Republicans say: No; wemaken no
war on any State. We only carry out
tine laws, as the Federal authorities are
required to do by the oath of office they
take to sec that the laws are executed,
that the public property is protected,
that rebellion is suppressed. etc, and as
four-tfths of the people of the United
States will help do, as they love peace,
prosperity and liberty.
But how is it to bring war on Sontf
Carolina, for the Nation to take posses
sion of it's forts in Charleston harbor'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
BY TEIEGRApH
ooRAEcTED DAILY.

CISc1NNGTr. May IA good demand for Flour and
prices advancing; s.les nj StCO@4T5 for Supcrine
oH1 $tS3G920 for extra aid family. fancy brands
sell at - to 81 Wheat higher andin good tlemantl;
S1ses prime red Mt sltd1!O+ and Hrme white 81 loo
IL; No change Ia Corn or Oats. Whisky declined
to rs NoIhing done in prUvisionl aud rTicrs ncTr
" n0minal mess pork lie bought at SiI5O and
bacon at t9sc. letter drunnd for Groceries; sales
SOnce ht l53sGl3Ic aud 90 LlIds SupJlr At GGBl1c;
l"lasseS steady at 3U@33c. Money etsI or anl gOod
paper wnnted ut lO@t!. Exchanges dropping; az
@S Tor Kentucky paper. ''e' =
PHILADzLPHIi, May 2.-FlOur Is firm, but ouiet;
sales ut SS,62% for snpcrhnes $SJA6DG for extra,
90 5eD6H3 for extra family. and $747,5O for fancy.
Wheat firm ut Sl,33e9l ~, aud white ut $ly41e1i So
earn Is wnntsd at Hu advance. Whisky unchanged;
sales at IL lgls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
important from Annapolis.


ANNAPOLIS. May IL p. M.-The steam
ship Baltic has arrived with the New York
Fire Znuaves on board. a great dunon-
,strntion was undo on their landing. TIE
Zouavcs were greatly Disappointed at not
being permitted to wish BALTIMORE.
The Baltic reports nil quiet IN the bay.
Gun DO. IS IRE cruising up and down con-
sIantiy.
The G9th Regiment is stationed all along
the road 10 Washington, in squads, within
kHiling distance of each other.
a captain Of ;he 9th Regiment arrested
IL spy, night before last, at Annapolis, just
from Montgomery with important pnpcrs.
He is n brU;hrr of the Grllndrnll, Of IIu-
holcn, N. j., who WAS killed by Cubam
some time ago. Hewill probably be hung.
A son Of nn influential hmily here. is
'uedcr arrest as II. spy. He opened dis
patches delivered bimnt Washington.
Tho coirtspoRdsnf OF the Baltimore San
has left, fearing arrest. The populISe
were desiFioas q lgnclii6g him,
.ssIilEarn n the State Honsc,. TINT the Leg.
tsInre of Maryland win doubtless e-Icr u
State probably on May 3uth.
II is said that tue Union feeling is daily
gaining ground. One week of secession
rule Disguised many of It's former advO-
cafes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

NoxE but Il physician knows how much
a reliable olttratiUs is needed by the peo-
pie. On all sides of US, in all communi-
ties everYwhcre there are multitudes that
suffer from complaints that nothing but an
d!ferahps cures. Hence great many Of
them have been made and put abroad with
the assurance of hcing effectsal. But they
fail to accomplish the cures they promise
because they have not the intrinsic virtues
they Claim. In this state of tue case,
Or. ]. G. Aver / Co., of Lowell, have sup
piled US witt, compound Extract Of Sar-
snparilla, which does prove to be the long
desired remedy. Its peculiar difference
from other kindred preparations in market
is that iucures the diseases for whirhit is
recommended, while they do not. We are
| assured of this fact by more than one of
our2intelliEent Physicians in this neigh
borhool aud have the further evidence of
our own experience of its truth ,-TsHnss-
zee Farmer, NdShUile Tenn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

RsS- GREATDRAwBAGk to person emigra.
ting To the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they hnve Of the Fever
and Ague-the most dircful otalidiselses.
this disease, and made helpless in a short
time, Without any means Of atfording re-
lief In view of the great demand for a
remedy DR.. Hnstetter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose cura-
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared aft5ra long expert
enee and deep study, have received the
ennominms OF the most eminent physicians.
as we'll as all classes from every part Of
cur country To those who doubt their
NAM virtues, all We can say is TO try them,
ani Judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists md dealers generally
fywhcre. -
B-Ses advertisement in another coll
uHn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Captpre Of D. s. moon.

NEw uRLgASs, Nay 2d.-Cot. Vaalo-i.
troops, under Maj. S,dlev, w4so were 10
llitanola aHi attempted to escape in twa
7sl'iiing vessels. Vnuduru pursue. / tiienf in
Three stats steamers IaIi sbur;iv nttf ci,.
route seawaTely Was cnt Oft by !. sty,hler
from Ghiteston, with 100 rlsu aud iAlee
pieces of artillery. Smiley surrendered
u is expected the nea MIL be n!!5u "a
eilher To join the army ei the CQnEesIrri,s
States or t.'kc an oath net To serve usstisrst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Guns seen near Alexaadria HiIIs.

New YoRK, May l29.Z-Thea Times WASH
in9tohideSphtcll says a scHItrspoft5 seeing
number OF guns Unmonnted hlck Of tire
bills of Alexandria, evideatly intended for
Arlington Heights.
Coz. I.vtcher refuses to allow Dr.. BOwIes
10 return through Virginia To North O4ro-
lima for his family, because the Doctor l. u
Uuion man and obnoxious to the people of
VirgiHla, He wiilla appeal to- Gov, Ellis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

The Union still gain7 in baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aiy I.-tm tie Ely sprsrhrs
aud other demonstrations were lnnlr Tho
Union men Woodward nieetiSg to-rIOrrss y
night to elect delegates 10 II Union CHS
Conyention to prepare for the CD8gses
sional election.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

BB- wuEsLrSG vA.--The party in
Wheeling who addressed an anonymous
note, to gentleman connected with this
Office should favor Iii m with Ills namc. 1t
might prove beneficial.
We clip the above from !he Pittsburgh
Dispatsh of,yestcrduy. What does it mean?
Let the party give his name, of course.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
War the Word--.More Treason,

Ngw YonK, May 2.-TLe Y5ibuns's Spc-
Cisl Washington correspondence says Tie
policy of the Administration lIenccf0rtli is
war, and the Csbinetls now unit on this
policy. The Navy Yard at NorfUIk is to
be immediately retnken and rebuilt.
TIE Commissioners from Western Tir-
gtniu to-day INSURED the Presiden,, if fur
nishcd with arms, their portion of the Stute
would he Jared fur.
Capt. O.kes, from Texas, reported ut
to-day. He states that the
troops throughout the South ARE in high
state of efficiency, and are being couccu-
trnted al Norfolk aud Lynchhmrg.
Evidences of Lieut.. Mnnry's trcaclicry
are daily apparent by the removal Of
lights, huoys, &c.
C6mmudore Armstrong will be suspend
cd for three years, without pay.
A man WAS arrested at Annapolis, on
Tuesday, With dispatches from New York
for the President, Gen. Sc 1T, aud the War
Department, which were fouad opened ON
him. He will lie tried tS Il court martial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
The Union Sentiment in EIaryIaud.
TSpccfal D.sn,t j, 1,tba - = Tfg.,.l

BALTlHoRu. May Thereby johnson,
who arrived to-day from Frede;tcS, 81 5
Tue Legislature are appa,Ie,l at tbs sttea -sslI
OF the Union sentiment IN AIarymud. nid
Mt the certainty of making 3IarYl nd Tie
battle field, IL they tllres. llc.. into III ~
tex of secession. iie does not helieve
they VIII prr:0Tm any uciioa OF fertilization
tepdiug 10 such ,,n c;I:.
Mr Wallace. who was elected from BJl-
timpre during the reign OF terror. moved to
rhttty the amenhment 10 titr Cons tltuit1n
proposed 10 Congress, that the t;nrernmc5t
shall not Interfere With slavery wtieFe II
exists. A week since liz was IL ia la-tc
for secession,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

B8-ws learn from tho most reliable
source that all restrictions have been re-
moved from the trade aud Transportation OF
the City of Baltimore, and that business is
rapidly reyiving and returning to its usual
channels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

aS-wE find it necessary to again state
that all announcements in this paper of
Whatever character, must be paid for At
the time they are inserted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

R9-THASks,-FOr the hundredth time
we are indebted to our old friend Dad Dial
ymple, the Accommodating Messenger of tho
Adams Express, for late ftvor,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

R8@THE TELEFRAPHIc NEws.-The dali
Is LntelLigeneer is now the only paper in
this city, that receives and pays tor regular
telegrnphic dispatches. All news publish
ed in other papers whether under the
heading of Photographic" or not, is simply
bogus stuff clipped from other new &papers
to suit the narrow aud distorted view Of
declining publishers. Remember that the
LatetligsHesr is the only paper thar publish
es telcgraphic news.
There is another little matter to witch
we wish to call attention in this connec-
tion. The Union keeps these four lines
standing in bold-faced letter at the head
of its columns:
The Largest Daily Circulation
The Largest Tri-WeekIY CircuIhtionI
The Largest Weekly GirculationIli of
any Paper published in Wheelingll!
Now there is not man of Intelligence in
the city of Wheeling but knows, or ought
to know, that the circulation OF the Lntelh-
gsneer, daily Tri-weekly and weekly, Is
three times as large as that of the Union.
Its of no Importance Nobody believes it;
but is it not n shameless, brazcn thing to
thrust every morning into the very faces
Of IN Intelligent people2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Blockade Of No5Ifofk Ha,rl,Io,r.

Blockade of Norfolk Harbor.
BALTIMORE, May "a steamer OF the
Norfolk line, which left here on Tuesday
with the mails aud passengers, expecting
losbe permitted IN enter Norfolk hhrbOr,
was not allowed to do SO. She landed lIer
mails and {phssengers at Old Point Com
FORE a steamer which left here yesterday
nls9 returned without going to Norfolk.
Tile blockTtle-is evidently being vigilAnily
enforced against Fitginia. THE steamers
81? ttrltf The Norfolk hay is dotted over
With government Transports. 10
large meeting Was held Mt the Corn
Exchange this morning. attended by mer-
Chants Hnd Others. Resolutions in favor
of the immediate recohstrue;ion of the
bridges destroyed we're adopted and PEE
itti0n to this elTectste the Legislature was
largely sigpe,l.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
All ofwliich is respectfully 5 ,bmitted,
Jas e. oRu,,
JoHX DoNLoH,
r. MORRISON
G. X WHEAT
-F II -.rz- %. II f(,u.HnTp


Mr.. William Tallant moved the adop,i.n
Of the report The question was put by
the President, and the response wal most
unanimous, vigorous '.ayer There was
not single dissenting voice in the whole
of the immense throug.
DR.. Logan then stated that since coming
into the house, the Committee had learned
that Mr. Elijah Day, the Commissioner of
the Revenue, had resigned [This an-
nouucemeut was received with tremendous
applause.l
Mr.. Tnllnnt moved that a committee he
appointed to reimburse Mr. Day for any
loss that he might sustsin, and also to pre-.
pare fitting testimonial to be presented
to him as an acknowledgement of his
sterling patriotism, and az n token of the
appreciation in which he is held by the
merchauls Of Wheeling,
This motion was. unanimously adopted,
and the following committee wasappoin..
ed By the Chair: Alex. Laughliu, Ell.
Stone, John List, VIM Tallant.
Mr.. Stone moved to adjourn. The mo-
ton was put, when AIr, Tallant stepped
forward and said; .=.-.,--
Ma. PREsrOGNT-B Before we -ndjonrn,
propose that VIC give three cheers for the
UNION Now.ASp goREvERl
The cheers wets given with a perfect
ro"r, most of The people waving their bats
above their head. tnstt,err enthusiasm,
Mr.. Stone then proposed three cheers for
Elijah Day. which were also given with an.
unmistaKable will
The meeting then adjourned, having re-
suited as everybody knew it must result,
in the undoubted manifestation of tirm
determination not to submit to the base
usurpation at Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
The Blockade in Yirginia.

NEw Yo6K, May 3.-Tde RSrLfy Wash
inpton special despatch says the blockade
OF the Yirgiuia ports will nc effected on
Monday 10y feet, between Gapss Charles
and Henry.
NuiRbers of Union men have arrived,
being driven cut of Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

Repair Of the Northern Central R.R.
WAsulSdroN, May $3.50 mechanics are
to be Employed repairing the damages 70
theNorlheFn Central Railroad, with suf-
ticicnt number OF troops 10 protect them
while tile work progressing. Tins the
way will be opened FIR the transit or
troops anttmuuitions of war and for ItIs-
scngrrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Hanging Traitors to the Yara-er1a

Hanging Traitors to the Yard-arn.
NEw YORK, May Ia priyat,, Ictt n from
Annapolis says the brig Calcioli has .t,ta
men hanging from htr yard-aIn-9n iJr
smuggling powIier aud provisions OIL io
Charleston, the other for pilutiug t.tr 5.S-
entlI Regiment onto Chesapeake DIR w,li
the intention ti!at tue Baltimore scceSsiou-
ists should capture Annapolis hcinre toe
Seventh reached there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Release "a YessoIe.

New YUatl, May "A srhouger arrived
fran Wilmington th.s morning aud frpBfts
that She WAS released. together WIKI 20
others, ON abe 2GIh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
From Par saoola

ST. Louis, May 2.-Pensncoln adylccs OF
the 24tii say tue troops arc working day
and night on the batteries.
Two computes have just arrwti from
New Dreams.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

! NEW York, May 2.-Nessrs Liyiugstnn,
/! CFocherou & Co. will positively tltsn,tgIl
{une of their steamers for Havana ON Nom
day next.
The HetaiTS special soys Gov. IsuI,fwell
.las been authorized TO raise TWO addition.
al regiments, sinilas to Naj. Gordon ), IN
lAiUssachusetts.
the Government has received intciii-
gcnce from Paris that Minister Faulkner
Ind presented the Southern Commission.
eTs 10 tho Emperor of France. Minister
Dallas refused doing so ut London until
he received Instructions from Washington.
IL, Is reported that the English rnd
french Ministers have protested ItEn;itst
tue issuing of letters OF narque Us a.
Davis.
Twenty-Five additional vessels Iinre been
purchased By the Government, and every
Sodthernsport viii he strictly 6lockadei
within 80 dnys. Commodore SlrinEtatn
commands tile blochnding squadron and
Pendergrast The home squadron.
From Cairo, Hashville, Columbus.
-. and Padpcah, KY.
ST. LouIt, May 2 .-Tue Cairo cores
Pondent Of the RcPUtircaq says that about
a dozen belonging. "a Chicago company
refused to take the oath aud left the ranks.
Mnj0r.General Buckhvr, coinmander-iu.
chist Of the Kentucky militia, bid 4 con.
ference With Col. Prentiss, commander of
tue forces Vt Cairo.
There is much excitement Mt Padncah,
KY, companies are constantly drilling.
Four piccesof Rrtil'eryhave been received
from Nashville.
sItfis understood that the Governor Of
Tennessee made u demand upon the Gov-
ernOr vi Illinois FIR tle arms aud NUM-
ttuns taken from the steamer IIillmIn.-
The hont has been given up TO the owners
AMI taken to Pa.iurith
The war feeling is high at Nashville.
Several companies are drilling dag and
uight.
A twenty.fonr ponder and consider
able number of troops are stationed ut
Columns, Kentucky. The town is care
fully guarded aud nll strangers are closely
watched. The people feared an attack
from thc Cairo forces.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Attempt 10 negtroy Powder.

PoRTLASn Me-, Mty IAN ntlr.iPt wis
made Yesterday. to blow up the State POM
der house on Brstnhall Hill, confirming
1000 kegs Of powder
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

Fort MoHenry Again Reinforced.
BALTIMORE 3Iay 2.-Fort McHenry was
to-rtay nEllip reinforced with, two iomli-
mics Of ths 9Th Artillery, AIaj. Morris. zW0o
tskes command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

Is5Fz tEeH. tts EEqmiRsr, .Nsrtt't. Ia. AN,
G.'nlie Pills aes' niislrsbe ohi.S fsr,siricIl The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

F'7a'a s: y-saH'fgsy, tIq!ialK, n.
eases, with entire succesa - -. : - = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

F''am he DesiseT.. 81 c!naJ, MIN. -.
y ynfI are ~ t1rVle trs,,si;lrS [riiis fIis
a.le na nsx tsG.FaIsI1li5, 40 HAT rot tirny
Lave them 10 etlte OF e'i stack = = 20 :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

rom Ne lTt;isrE 4. Il. Gg,tgr, csieasa, u.
rivEiis'. CepliliIc Pills
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

From ne .it;ssfls.r. I',sr;arees. r. 4 49,.
Iis GsliiHle RUS me sid 30 heR Remarkably Fl.
ieS NC remedy Entte bib one ~ the yeTV
peat lar that very fSgsi5.La con IaiiIt ,rti ft
bel.n ntrroyeIetl. -. -; &
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