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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
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Gs 1T cine olsemcin bsfounts Sab, baB urfcr 5auS fdt
I tncr Reibe pcn Sabrcn Rttail- unp WbpiCIoIe. geI56fte in
ttrloer StaSt oen,a6t BAT. Ncuieer tctanrt brrfte aber icin,
eIs infer SauS elm 9ociaaelbdft in 9cru @arf bat, uno c6
Wafer o~prtiscr Observation-Disclosures tets bic belicn unb btli9-
} & mir @ruceris, 9rppiliruer, Butter, 8die &c. &c min Qe~
II Saor taufcn, tppputtb mir in btn Stanb 9eiret psrotn.
elt9 etniut9utsn uno btiigSr Ge !r9Sne en- ANDRES @t'ddft
IA lfen ~ t6untn. 9Sir Glaub,r 9cracc -nrrrt, bos mir fir
y ar ;intnufcn, uuc fcts autc, frtIbe umb Ftaiet 2Hoars tub
T. bic Saterclicn unlrcr Sunocn am befcn ,u pabren 3u<
81, sdrantircn mir ale bel urs eetaufiep Waarcn ale 6dt,
IN ere 0taupts. 9Setrc uno Gjearrsn oIs unpcrf II&t urb
st~ tStplrcis, uuo mohen urh odrouf ouf %u,rtian,, ooe mir
al in elmer 9rpccrY 9%cbrouhtcn grtitcl fu6rtr.
Wnt. gSdtIace crime.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
Dry Goods y Fancy-Store

Dry-Goods 4 Fancy-Store.
No. l16. 9fe Srcno< II. o. Stra6e. Rp. l76
y. VI. u Q rnbdu
erlauSt no oas 9tehrte YnbItfum aufmertiam III MAIDEN. sos
er letnc SrrIn9'2S0arcn cm~pfaneen, ole in elmer orpFcn SIusD
mobl Der neucltsn &rttttI b%cltebcr, unb su unsemc.n btniotu
Yrcllen, mclAc telns Grnturreni iulolen, perf0uit rrcrpcn.
SD bebe ~btlpnorrN fclacnor Artiel btrYpr:
Setctnieuee, IN l6pari uno allen Mpeefarbcn.
MuSHn 9tIain. NauS unp bri6pplsne,
Mtrttre Sani lrb balbppGI1
&ehtC trlanotihe GtinmareI
Ne@tss nicberIdnoildeS Cub unb GafImerss.
SbopiS, SIantete, iripit cine erpfe 9lusmobI MN Spu
ttcptrE 0rreS II. rpleneu IL. baunrppaertr Stritnp
yin Stluh h'"'re Sasers piro ~eree5snIle' 6eten BON
@ ~. RL 1tn6aumI
robeiuw rcnen 3Parfte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
y. H. CHALREEY

pancler Don 2epsr uub Stub-5tr rings, Sm.
pcrte;.r Yen franSSIIbem &altlectr,
IL. &2r., iriiten Wfaiu II. Carr, Nibmcmp. ga.
DeutIb,n Shubmattn wirb bieS ppai,dnoioi aiTcr>
I rte Gasn vcu Geoer duer Irt btiitnS cmrfublrr. DttirIttn
tneen editltlt ullcih autS IN isrsm Gitih6fi n6tbioe g4ut.
icu9, Die I. & %iSlnotuQs, 2siilen ic., oGe Sprien III ere IL.
|. ~ Tus rpr 2, itIcr unb Yubtuuccru ocbautbi ptr,
ceuhC Vcotr III lltihfals zoe, 5tSi1.
@ue etele @rfitel wrrosn stg'n 9aar nbsr gut, Yapisrr
bilian ptytduft. 1O.4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
g4m. g4npnce S6bue,

Ode ber lten unb 6 ARD SroBe,
II fen bic NufmertiImtcit itrer 5icunce Der 6crren Stcre>
y, tero, &,ltaurG;teu, Naecrbttr- 98tr.bt. GonfcclipntrS uno
u ecre aif ibr Eager rcn Sirotcro iectr MrI. IoDie auf ibr
4, lucr- Eager. uniirCite has erSfte Der 5taSt. 9eipnccrs
III tcu etcicl,cn ouf ibren alarmctu bcItctteu ~. g8al.
IA eS pure Mrudtain Dem SSbiSttY" uub auf tbr Eager
" | Qrtucp pc uno 6opanp Giaarren 0UfmcrtiAm.
Sirir!tei p%erphitten ith, thre 90aorcu Won eItitcr Sro-
III 'arr ais tr9e ; Gilt mtertS SUle bieiaer Siact III
-. ,aRe perbcl icl 0ufCrccm ~btlrtben, mas Sucli>
~. ) UUbt, S,rprdun9 unp SCritncuus aubeIon0t, Die
"a frteecntctt thrcr 1unocn Su CrrcItcr. Nlt Dieiniatn,
~ l6c lrttbcr ntdt ron ms fouftn, limb ;riuht. uuICrcn
j elmer 9rlIuue II un!crrerfCu. mo wtGrtn
wr eanfbai iplbe Stiu6e entlC0tnuctmtn unS ms noS
. rtronCn unb Die 8unolhoft b%trlclbcn 81 errrlten iuten.
QN III. M nllnrf Shhmf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06

tn~peroater'S Sitters
in tIeincu nno grrBrn QudutitGten.
@usle8ei6nste SuaIltat SteintOblen5l, Qam-
pen6l unD Club.
@]taifpOwrer gum Saf'n, BON uns Iltt prae
Fayirt, tilj9 uno gut.
6ofmann's sBarm19rup unD Scseler's estrr.
spran, teipes Don tinem peutiAsu G6smtter prd.
plrtrt.
oummel's 8afee-gTsn,. Gi&rl,8aFss. $50.
cO'ape, Gaeac, tiirtiiher uuO oeutIter Ramhtn.
heF, 10 wje ole anpern gu unierm @eI8Gfte as.
bGri5e BIa:sn.
g. NIantr, 0ruaaiR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
s. nticlc Qlnnfhrfc-

Sur ben mir top msihCr bicliaen 0aneslcuten f. mid
Ito etl@entten 3uipru& bcrSlip parteno, empf:ble i'd midD
ash %ternerLtn cercra 9%cuCieten 2Spb!relen. inccn it ~
9Ielner 3ett eur 8c"nfnib brtn9e, baS pb ntbit frtIbCn 0rr<
guen rme @teicanenten. ctm srbiCt; 9aaun,sn, Grsicn.
lstns une 9ro5s lSsrite, So9o, 0rt1m'5I, y frrertisc, per
lNiectn Sorien 9uccIn, ccutlTe Gi6pricN u inner 81 utter
&elG 9hotolaoe, Racarpni, Sotllol in arpEen uut fleiner
y. 1lden, 3lntnt, sanSsn uao a., lofgnen, uctit ouen aupers
9~errurien, Sdmdmme ga,flnsrieu, Soften Ii. &c. pelte
Artits To ~ ben mpgIi&lf b%tligltea @rciien beitens @en,pftllc.
g. e. finer. W,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06

3attorf unp O.,
@6Olsials uno Ie aii Dein-. 2tquur- unb
@iaarreus@;itdit
p Gorg Strs I, , S0iren Don II. eoer
9edrl trset. .
Nlrn %nnlerrn 6rrunCen unD 8ctaunten bic
%rrsebrne Nnltiar, caR mr. bic piceiGbrise %Hrin.
crnte nes Srrrn Shutte (5rdnt Steateps
jEarm) taufllh an uus aebrabt 6abfu unp Of.
%fertren o%snlslbcn u%nisrn &etnunten auf's 6rcunp.
iihite. Olfier neu' 8ir9inlihe H8,in m.ro ac-
NIP jecem 8enner unO 5siuia neter munpen,
reun es 1T oer refine HeHsniaft. lin cin,n
frsunpliAen 3uipruh btttrt c~rgebenf
&. q. 6lttUrf H.. 6 q.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06

9GthtiA iir 0jrocer!
9uttr. Sacpa, Qare &C.,
200 85lS. 9mcinlgren 3udtr,
p 6rcs. 3dp5, 9r.aitS uuo 56pulbsrs,
loo Y'tIe priWa Qtaf Garo,
100 @erGs prina Gjpiten Rdie.
40 Nld1sc5 prlma @pibCn 9uner.
35 Sb!S. prina Stricr Cher,
200 %bis Nr. l , ann Maderels.
TO- %or 8 riiht Der mas,
40 SereS SIR. 0 @ip!ofcs,
100 2prts Sic Graders,
rs S6ls. Sri6 9ot}tpe5,
200 &blS. I Motto SrauNs, Sin ,c
400 Srrct Souoles uuC Soap.
SPECS, pudHhe3t uno ale iwlioen in eire,
~t!bt lsins btntlhrn 6rtunNr o]ufrertiu miami ' ~
@m $ SSIer,
i3tr Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
Sefount nad,umacm.

u. SbScfcr II. p.
APptb Ter unr Drugsth,
NU. 10 MfainsS troe,

Sahleno tur oae bIeper 9eppI,nenc 3utfauen tpft e..
diilter 5uitbsfuns prrmptsr 8ebicnuns, tafcl6e aud isrncr,
bin ~ erbolteu.
Ree'pte perosn su icccr 3st {sti Sag unb gia6n p,pmpt
uni aSrtFtnboft a~ueqcfubri.
aue Sorten G%Grbelpfe, GsuitsrstnS, 9~uhbdueer,
St9orr'n, Hol6~, 8au- une SdHurf,oeof ~bcif6nbi9 at
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
XScMefniEae .

Der ilnter3sihncte erluutt iib DEM Quttitum
hn3u3si9en, paB iein 29a9rn unO 9uagy iecrr,rtt
bcrrit ifebt, nm 8dmilicn Su irgcnp elusr Saass
jett nab rtigem &craniiauugSplae ,u fGbren.
Oerarti9e Seitclunaen tGnncn I'M SGiihetm 3su-
Saus pes 6rn. u. Sbap semntbt wercen.
lS. 6ebrina
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
am Neueu MorEts,

Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
am Neusu MorEts,
&de Der 8rpap- unp 6ten CITRATE.
@. VI. eenbaum rmpTeblt Ieirtn
5%rsunpen nRb Dem Yublitum Isin out a1prtirtss
Eager BON 6erbl It Waar,n, bic ~ ben tiQis.
ten Yrriisn ataelcteu nerceu.
ptrablebung Der Nrstle pom Jtrblen.
fplat:
SDtt Pump CIT: $3.50 per 2saa.
9or6 Gpfc, beiOe Scrtcn $50
9ielen 9,rstitn 'utel9e mug Gott ais oS 6iatsie ftut>
rNngeLiatertal eteler Seaipn ansecben r,rbsp.
Seotn9un9en: Saar3abIun9 tftm "a uttltn ptcr ssIitft>
ruHe.
Die SobIcnsgart EsFnren nd Gee Der 10. strast uni
9nit1. unb Gfe Der 6. unp 9prSlr, Iuolib ppm GoroL.
1921 Sno. 9, gRtTIb gn,nt
Saidtrl @srts. SIlrtr, &oHeez@Trn, &bcco.
b1oe neblt tiher @ier9e ortcrcr IrtitsI, Yarfimcrtesn, gu,
!ln'e SrtIacT, Srclrn 9Stroirr Soap 3abu6lrlcu gau ct 60.
.'ane. &c. &c. ium Str,ouf bel 8. 6. 6iiStr. aet.
Grrcb perlonlihe GintGuf. i'm 9lcrpsn tin
i'd in ben Stanc aciept, m.incn Ssebrten 8ru.
ben Elm rcr'iAIl&Cs 2a9sr Der tsIlen &isarren ie,
Der %rt uno SuaIltGt ~ auendbmsmeiIs tiRi,
asn 4rejisu p~fs.trsn IA t6nutu. 8lrtbfaus en-
pfebie id nisiu pphlafcrtirtet Qaaer Upn Jiauas,
&du- unp Stnupf iGbnt, pistfcr ausr Dirt nuO
lUnitige Nrtitel, Die in tinem Gigarrtn- @cI6Gft
acmtbniib stluht ipsreen. I'm cine e,iGui0,
Nniiht ieinrS gaAerS ti,tet s.. Tofenielo.
gn, l94 9ruaoNra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
9. %. &frecscr. Mnrnt.

=. y. &trecfcr, @gcut,
APptbeter, Dru9atf, Smpprtcr oru
IN den @brmtculiem IL. +. ~. yr. 3
NtntnsSotr., aessniber Dem alien Martte.
&s~ tepte Ncrben nit Der 0r6ften Srrofoit urS
Gsnaut9tt bersitet, lcpie htmifGe Nr5earafc uuo
an1lplth nit euBeriter @untliptett tclprst. 9ancfauf.
unS IrdIS0tloer Ntts frtlbeT Nr,nt, ,anecs@ niEl
u J; NJ. IN better @uspah! ttDf in @u9suftrin ne6meu. mel.
i, @'!''s! sum Sbetl ltl5it iu n%iCcrtaeren, ale Den :.5rrl, den
prt''tr erss.Sii1E perptn. Wepf;tnfo tenn rnrrnrn m
zen btalslIr S:n:a5an9en wiecerum nit ncRem giurratbt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-06
2ln;etgem.
Blu permtetben.
S~&0(AImofpw G5ortcrc.

9tetnen 6rcureen ispte btn Yublifum ;nSoefonmt bic
erSebere NrSet9e, baB msjne CONNER Y8trtbI6dft nit yer.
neuen AnIosen iur llnterboltun9 bee Qublifams
perltpen, Hpnl beuhstn Gage 40 rpitocr ee6fn I tit. @cIrus
rers n,drt tp auT meme neu eiuasrintete Ruhe ouf1nerflam,
mo III ltetr Sttt parni: uRb fntc Spetfrn in lrpftey gue.
msbl gu ftnosn linb, iprte uudy @strSnfe iecer Irt pon better
Sualtat. 6reunplhaftliGit gum Soblrsi6en 9efub Iab:t
Gin gilman S.rir -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
Frorn ItIe6 im % q -

ReMoSD, Feb. sl9-Col.- Preston, the
Commissioned from South Carolina adj
dressed the Convention to-day. His
speech is pronounced the greatest oratori-
cal effort ever made here, aud excited i'm
mense applause. The principal point was
that South Carolina, having borne years
of oppression in tie Union, had exercised
the right of secession, and was prepared
for resistance TO the death. The Union
could never be reconstructed by man. No
sanctity of the human touch could rcunite
the people of the North aud South. lie
expressed great confidence that Virginia
would join tile Southern Contedency.
Mr.. Hall, of WetzeI, introduced rcso-
luton declaring that Virginia had legal
right to secede; that the mere election Of
Lincoln is not just and sufficient ground
for such extreme action; but that since a
portion Of the South hns seeded, leaving
the border States greatly 10 minority ia
Congress- Virginia should demand Rddi-
ttonal guarantees and proper amendments
70 the Constitution, aud should present an
ultimatton TO Northern States, and fix
time when beyond which she will not
wait, aud if they fail to aceede to it, VIr=
ginta should take steps 10 secure her Just
rights out Of the Union.
The resolution was referred to the Conn
mlttSe on Federal relations. Adjourned
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
FromWashinEtOn.

WAsRISGTox. Feb. l9.-Thc Senate has
made over Que hundred amendments to the
House tariff bill, thus essentially changing
its features. These amendments consider
ably reduce the rates of duties therein,
and bring them q triple lower than those
of the tariff of 1916; certainly not higher
The Supreme Court To-day took mp the
case Of the Governor Of Kentucky 10. the
Governor of Ohio, the latter hayiag re-
fused to issue his warrant for the arrest
and surrender of Lago, who was indicted
in Kentucky for enticinG slate to escape
from his owner, but escaped aud took re-
fnRe in Ohio. The counsel are RePresep-
tative Stevenson and Humphrey Marshall
for Kentucky, and AE. Woleott for Ohio.
The argument To-day was confined mainly
TO the slavery question.
The Peace Conference Is progressing
harmoniOusly. The prospect NOW is that
they will not be able 70 como q eopclusiou
before the close Of the week. SO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
The Tour OF tho PresIdent Elect.


TRoY, n. Y, Fob. l9.-The train with
Mr. Lincoln and his party rushed through
this town to-day, orly stopping for a few
minutes, during which time the Mayor
made speech. Mr. Lincoln replied and tue
crowd enthusiastically cheered,
NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-At, every station
between Albany and this city, some exhi-
ihition OF enthusiasm was made on the
passage of the train, aud to-day's Journey
has been one continuous ovation and
speech. AT Poughkeepsie there was au
immense Concourse of people. Mr.. Lin
coin was welcomed by the Mayor, and re-
6ponded, Expressing his qualification at
seeing such AN immense audience, and for
so noble demonstration made in honor
of man who, Mt this time, humbly but
earnestly represents the majesty of the
nation. This reception, like all others.
enianated from all the different parties, in
dicAtes an erenest desire to saVc-not the
tcountry, because the country will save
itself-but to save the Institutions of the
country. Those institutions under which
we have grown to be q great, intelligent
and happy people-the greatest, most In
telligent and the happiest on the earth.
FL indicates that the whole people are will
| ing to make commOncause for this object,
h Some have been successful in the recent
election, aud some have been beaten. If
some are satisfied and some dissatisfied
the defeated party are not IN favor of sink
ljnR the ship, but desirous Of running il
Through the tempest in safety, and willing,
! If they think the people have committed an
error in their verdict now, to wait, in hone
OF setting it right the next time. | don't
say that in the recent election the people
did the wisest thing they could. Indeed l
don't think they did but do say. that in
accepting the great trust committed 10 me.
WHICH 1 do with the determination to
prove worthy OF It, must rely on the Deo-
pie of the whole country for support, and
With their sustaining mid, even /, humble
as am, cannot fail to carry the Shin Of
State safely through the storm.
He again thanked the audience and babe
them farewell.
AT the close Of his speech cheer after
i'chcer was Offered.
The train made brief stoppagcs at Pish-
kill and Peekskfll. In response to Judge
! Nelson's welcome at the LITTER Mace. Mr..
Lincoln said: If tAn he only as gener-
I,onsly and unanimously sustained as these
denominations Indicate / shall not f,sil. I
trust that in the course shall pursue |
shall be sustained not Only by the party
that elected me, but by tho patriotic peo-
pie Of the whole country.
AT Sing Sing Hud Yonkers salutes of
cannon were cred and National airs per-
formed by tho bands. The cheering was
ieyertWhere eEthusiastie.
READING, Feb. ia committee leave
here this afternoon for New York 70 invite
the President elect 20 visit Reading on his
| way 70 Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

B9-THE RlvEn.-There were about sew.
enteen feet water in the channel yester-
day and falling. The meteorological as
pect of things gave indications of more
rain. A blowing contest came Cd yester.
day between the two steubsnvillc packets
Convoy and Means. They tried to see
which could howl the loudest. The Con-
yOy succeeded in point of Ioudest, but the
Means. whtsslsd thelOugeSt.
The Courier camsnp from Cincinnati
with light trip, audretlraed last evening
with ii trip OF a similar kind.
We learn from Capt. Curtis, pilot of the
Sallie List, that the Ohio No, 8, while run,
ming With the List, broke both heads out
Of one of her cylinders. No one was In
iuredr The accident happened a short
distance below Hartford City. She came
up to Marietta on one wheel.
Mr.. James Mellon Of the Key West No.
2, writing from Louisville, states that they
arrived there on the 18th. The Key West
left here on the llth, and had goods on
board that were shipped at Philadelphia
on Saturday, the 9th. Making the time
in only six days-by railroad to Pittsburg,
and river from hence to LouIsville.-
kitts6UTg Digpdtch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
BY TEIEGRAPH-
!. [ooRnngfRpl DALI


NEw foRK, Feb. l9.-Fionr firm; sales ~ 900 bbIs
At S5,2o95.2S for State, an advance Of &C.; S5.6OR
$40 far Ohlo, and $5A5@6G0 for Southern. Wheat
sales 5000 bus. white advanced lc: Milwaukee
Club Sl,2t9l,25E Chicago Spring $l,l6@l.2O; red
Western 8 I829l,S5; white $l,406sl 80. Corn-sales
1900 bus at an advance Of 1c. for white.
cISctNSATI, Feb. l9.-Flour firm: holders asking
higher prices; hupertine In demand At $l.6O@4b5;
held ut $500 No change in Drain. Whisky de-
clined to 1917 but In active demand At the de-
cline. Clover Seed dull ut 81 ,259440 for Interior
prime, with but moderate demand; Timothy In good
demand at S2b092.75. pruTlsiOns dull; nothing
done In neSE pork, ami prices nominal; small saleS
iAeon az Itg9. a further decline; not much can be
bought or sold at these rRtsE bulk pork dull and
prices nominal nothing done. Lard firm at 91<tG
~ MolHsseS unsettled; small Eales at 5000, but
In the large way prices are nominal. Sugar un-
changed; sales 900 hhds. at 69<97. Coffee irm; $50
tiers.
BALTIMORE, Feb, ls--Plour dull; Howard street
and Ohio are held At $5,leH and City Mills At S.
Wheat active and irmer at 81 ,2s9l 20 for red. and
$l,4SGl,G5 for white. Coru active ut q decline:
$4,000 bush. sold at 6l@6s for mixel and 5SG6O for
yellow, Provisions steady. CoIoe hrni at l26tl3e.
Whisky dull at lT15lT5<.
PHILADELPnIA, Feb, 19--The deuanl for Flour has
fallen Oh; sales for shipment of good PENNSYLVANIA
extra at Si.25. extra family at S,Gslz and 10 the
family and seasG5O for fancy. Wheat morn aetive
sales at Sf,2I. Corn firm: tales nj bS6s5ac. Pro-
visions less hrm. Whisky 1elower; sales at 1Tslsc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

~ iiEvs MA gISsisAI Axdso usY-
We have no hesitation in saying that we
have a rnau.cater among US. James Col.
Inns aud John AIcCnndlsss event out to
have lfgEs'i in thefvieinity efstbe Heup-
field depot. They rolled about and fought
for some time when Collins reached over
and in the exercise a most ,unaccountable
taste, and bit piece out of McCandles, lip,
about an inch long aud abOutIa quarter Of
az inch in thickness. We can understand
how an accident of this character might
happen to pretty woman, but there is
nothing about McCaudIess' features to in-
vite such a misfortune. Collins and Nc
C"ndless were both fined for fighting, but
Collins was subsequently arrested by officer
Fender, upon the charge of manning the
other, and committed to Jail by AID. Duty
for trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
REEp KRAFT,
Oeutre Wheeling.

A REwARp Is OFFERED for tho detection
of any person couuterfeiting Initiating, or
the vender Of any such counterfeit or imi-
tatiou of BOsrhauss Holland Bitiers. The
gepuiue, highly concentrated Holland Bit
ters is put up in half pint bottles only, htv-
ing the name of the proprietor, b. Page,
Jr., blown in them, aud his signature
around the neck of each aud every bottle.
THIS delightful AromG hus been received
by Americans with that favor which isou-
~ extended to scientific preparations
When we consider the marked success at
tending its. administration, in tue most
stubborn cases of Fever and ..Agne, Weak
ness of any king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidity of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiveness and
Piles, together with the complete control
it exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Affections, we cannot Won
der at its popularity. Well may the inval-
i'd value this remedy.
For sale by 7. Il. Logan & Co, and Lo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

THE closing years oflifs are often rend-
cred wgetched BY ailments which are
trifiiug in themselves and easily cured if
taken in time. Affection of the liver,
stomach, aud other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irtit.i-
BILE and complaining, and relatives and
friends nre forced to bear the bruut of their
ill.humor. The use of Hostetter's Cele-
brlted Stomach Bitters will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil. Il will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion, Diarrhna, Dysentery,
and Liver Complaint The firss physicians
in the country are loud in their praise of
this preparation. Another recommenda-
tion of the Bitters is that it is so palatable
to the taste thatit may be used even as q
beverage.
d'by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-The Congress has
passed bill for the regulation Of the
customs, which admits free OF duty all
breadstufs, provisions, munitions Of war
and materials therefor, living animals and
agricultural products in their natural state;
also goods, wares and merchandise from
the United States If purchased before the
LIST of March and imported before the 4th
of March. Texas is exempt from the OPP
Grafton of the tariff laws.
This news is reliable,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

R~CHARee OF ABUSIVE LAxouAaE.-
oae DR.. Miller, "a horse physician, ye;tet-,
day morning complained before Aid. Dulty,
charging William Rlinssler, with using
Sonsive language toward him. DR.. Mil
teE, eSaldn't sustain the charge aud had to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20
1IIssouri- Gone Tor union.

ST. Louis, Feb. fs.-SlissouFi has gone
overwhelmingly for Union. There proba-
bly, won't be ten secessiOnists in the Con-
yenttoH. The average majority for the
Union ticket in this county Is a little over
1000. ss-4a-i- - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

E8BRRAktXo OpES HoUsE.-Early
yesterday morning house Of rather dis
reputable character, occupied by certain
women, and situated in an alley leading
from Fourth TO Fifth streets, between
Monroe and Quincy, was stOrmed by some
persons unknoWn. The windows were
broken and the whole thing was so badly
smashed as not to be comfortably tenant
able. The occupants of the house were
not at home at the time of tue lombard
ment, and therefore escaped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

E8rA RASeEnoUs Joa.-A dangerous
job was that of adjusting the telegraph
wires across the Suspension Bridge, on
Monday. The wires were badly broken
aud had fallen out of their places The
bridge cables aud the towers were covered
with ice, which rendered the ascent doubly
dangerous The never falteriug Noses
Greer, however, undertook the job, under
the direction of Mr.. David, the operator
here, aud was soon climbing around over
the towers aud along the cables with tho
fc"riessness and ntmbleness of much
younger man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20


BY the usO Of thsss Pillsthe periodic nt,acks .,
ESsTeOS' Or Sick Rea6aehe mny be prevented; and I
taEenat the Commencement Of An attack imrneisate
relief tom pain and sickness VIII lie obtained
They seldom AN in removing the Nausea ana
Ht1daess to which females RES 20 subject. NO.,
ThSy' "st gently upou ths UGwrts.-ter.ov4rsc e;-
HStRrss.
For Liserur ea, &ssssisats Delicate Feuiales and
all persons of stdeHtar they ars 1sluaLio "a
Lesaffsc, improving the aPpt:ite, giving toas and
r00r 90 the digestive OrganS and restoring the uA
tsFel elasticity andstrength Of thP ehUlr system
The CRPuALIC PILLS are tho result Of lone IN.
Ssstisntlon and carefully eoniustsi sGIorimsEtS
having bssn In uEs many yeArR, daring ElIeh tins
they have prevented aud relieved vast Rnsoun4 o. .
palm and suffering from Headache, whether oFieir,,
ting inIhe nervous system or frOu1 sraAsed stats
Of the stomach. BON
They are entirely vegetable IN theIs composition
and may be taken at all titzss with psrfSt SAFETY
without making any change Of llU,, cad IL aLstss
Of any dissgItea TsSas 4; sIsy "a ifnfytrT
tFsas TO ektdyEa,
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITsI
The genuine have ave sssniturc1 Of Henry c. spGla
log on each box.
Sold by Druggist. and all In MudIstus
pox will be sent By NAH pssbarsd On rSes!p, .;
PRICE e3 CENTS.
AL orders should 6O addressed to
HENRY G sPALDIHe,
4s Cedar ST., New TOrE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-20

@-A DRuxKrS woMAS, the saddest of
all sights, fell down, in Centre Wheeling,
and wallOwed in gutter.