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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

hSrcANP. c&stJtE. -TW companies of
one hundred men, besides Col. Krlley,s
regiment, have been sworn In 10. the Unit
ed States service are now ensamPsd on the
lsisni, and recruiting is going on rapidly.
II Is expected that the Second Regiment
viii be full by Saturday night. Those who
are deferred from enlistInE BY the fear that
they will have nothing to do but hang
around camp aud drill may rest assured
that they will have work to do. and that
as 5000 as possible.
AT the dress parade last etsuiug the
boys made sne5 display, aud the MILL
.'N appearances aud action is rapidly wear.
ing OF. s.si7
TIE news of the death, of Col. ellsworth
created pFOfsald regret aud .eousiiSrable
indignation in the camp. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
400 TRAITORS KILLEDAND 500
TAKEN PRISONERS.

WAshINGroN. AIuy 26.-The 6teamer
Yankee arrived last night from Fortress
Monroe, bringing the report that General
Butler yesterday captured Sewall's Point,
with d loss of "a killed and wounded. The
enemy lost between SO0and 400 killed and
wonndediA 600 prisoners,
On Thursday evening the enemy pick
ct near tue Fort was surprised and taken
prisoners. The War Department was in-
formed TO the same eject.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

e BUPspe'oF BRtDsts 6x Tbs. BAIT.
MORE RoAp.-YesterdaS morning lie sece.-
sloEn'sss burned two of theraiIroad brids f.
between Pennington and Huntington. on
The Baltimore ,road, and. later, in the 5er.
.ae reports were that they were busy tear
ing=ap tue track at different points be-,
tween those places and Grafton. The con.
sequence was that the express train did
notarrive, but went back 10 -GFafton NJ,
mall was seutout from this city last night.
All mails for the East will now be sent via
= slt is thought that the reason
OF ths bridges being burned was M at
tick which the rebels unticipa,ed from
this quarter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
out state Eleotlnn.

Kanawha county gives 1900 majority
aGaiust the Ordiuancs. CRbeli coontr gfyes
$50: Wayne 800. Putnam 500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
SUNDAY NIGaT'S DISPATCHES.

wILHIxoToE, DEL, May 2s.-Ths o. s.
mail steamship John "a. Warner arrived
hetettt II O'clock last night from Fort
treSS Monroe att o'clock on Saturday NOR.
Mug. Capt. Cone entirely dTsEreditB the
report of aa6Attle having taken place at
sewell,s Point Cd Friday BE passed the
Point soon alter leaI lug the Fortress, and
there was appearance Of an engagement
having taken place there since that of Sun-
day AFTERNOON last, which he viewed from
Ills steamer ut the Fortress. The steamer
Live Yankee, whose arrival is reported at
Washington, WIS lying at Old Point when
he left, and he doubts her ability to have
made the passage to Washington in SO
short IL time.
Capt. Gone paid visit TO Fortress Mon
roe on Friday afternoon, and Witnessed n
dress parade, in which all tue troops par
ticipated There are from ave 10 six ,IIon.
sindtroops In tue Fortress, an increase of
nearly three thousand over the previous
week. The arrivals of the week included
TWO Massachusetts and one Vermont Reg
ment. One of the YSrmant soldiers named
Benjamin Underwood or underhill, was
buried Mt Fortress Monroe on Wednesday,
Captain Gone understood from con-
| yersttion with Captain Pendergrast, that
a movement would be. made on SewelUs
Point, and towards Norfolk as soon as more
reinfOreements arrived.
As the steamer John A. Warner was
passing out Of the bay, she passed just In
side OF the capes, a large steamer coming
in, crowded with troops, some 1900 or
more in number.
The steamer Kingston left Fortress
Monroe on Friday, with a urge slip in
! tow probably one of the prizes, several OF
l XChirti ful flnf1Vy
lsquudron, a5=.. .g4ss..s-.s
Two or ;hree Of the vessels from Richt
moud to Baltimore, which had been cap
tured, had been released.
The flag ship Minnesota, Commodore
StringhGm. had her steam mp when the
Morgan lett. She would sail soon under
sealed orders.
Capt.Gone viewed the action which took
| place ut Sewell's Point on Sunday last.
He says the Star iismounted i've ont OF
the eight guUs of the battery, hut does
not believe any lives were lost The Stur
\ tired 1O9 shots, when her ammunition gave
/ out. subsequently, tswall propeller en- me
| up. cred n few shOts at the battery, aud
then retired. Capt. Cpaeis confident that
he would have also been an eyewitness OF
the engagement which is reported to have
taken place on Friday, had it really oe-
1 Cured.
/ Accounts from Alexandria, received
from reliable sources, represents that MI
was quiet there during lust night.
Troops arc comfortably qunrtcd and
ready for ull emergencies. That city is
free from alarm, which yesterday niler-
inonn prevailed there.
Several District of Columbia volunteer
companies have proceeded In the direction
Of Alexandria. The 9Th New York md
9th Massachusetts Regiments have moved
i into Virginia. All orders for moving troops
ARE not only cheerfuliy GiIt anxiously
Eobeyed. Military veteruLs are lavish in
their praise ofthem.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

we the members OF the, Enterprise Com.
Panyi return our heRrt-felt thauks 10 the
Ladies of WaFrenton, for their libeFal-coa-
tEibutions of yictuals.
WW. ]. AiARriS,
JAAEs T. coLLlxs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

ta TlE wE4TInEFaa s s becoming 9.y warm
enough to be uneomforta5ly so, and the
woolsn clothes are being replaced by some
thing more hight and airy Saturday last
was considered the hottest day of the sea.
son. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

NEw YoRK, May 2s-The rematns of
Col, Ellsworth nrftyed here carly this
morning, anil were received by depnta.
ton OF tho Fund Committee and two men,
bers from each company of the Fire De-
PNrtmept. The remains were escorted TO
the Astor Honse, aud placed in cllnrge of
the family of the deceased. Private flu
neral services were observed there this nfl
ternoou, after which the body lay in state
tor two ttuurs in the Govera0r's Room in
the City Hall, The remaipa were then. es
corted to the steamer Francis Sktddy, on
which they left for Troy, accompanied BIZ
n procession both large and impressive.
The Eleventh, Fifty-ftth. First, and
Third Regiments, the two latter being dis
mounted cavalry, formed the escort. while
The dremen turned out in great numbers.
Tine streets through which the. funernl
procession mtrehed were tined with peo.i
il,le, who. by uncovered heads and other
demonstrations of.respect, paid heatt4felC
tribute to the deceased. In the midst of
I The procession WIS the banner Ofsthe New
York Fire Department shrouded In mourn. :.
ing, The tiHgs all over the city are Ut
half mast, AMI many are draRed in black.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

NEw Yonx, May 28.-The steamship
Philadelphia has arrived from Fort Pick
ems, Which She left on the tenth, coming
brought Dteutehant Siemrier, IIfpntennnt
Gilman and the command of the former.
With twelve women and chiidfenI and
twelve merchants. Everything Was quiet
at Fort Pickens.
The feet Was ready to cO-operate with
Col. Brown, the commanded. of The fort
and were ,intercepting all inward bound
vessels The beet consists of the Saline!
Brooklyn, PowhsttNp and Mater Witch
while the Mohawk was at'the east end of
santa Rosa Island; TO prevent vessels Of
light dEaught entering by the Eastern
chMnneI. :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

By the Hss Of these Pills the pttiVdiS SttSEis o
SSs'soaI Or SieS Headache may be prsyentsd;
seAen At the eonmenesmeht AZ sttast iSl5asdinto
rsllsf from pain and sickness VIM be o5taiasa.
1hey seldom fall In removing tho Nansea and
Ae6a9ehe to which females are 40 5r6iset. < -
They act gently upou tie i,SSsi--rIl5 "a,
tirtness. .s--S'.+t S''
kor LIBRARY 1isH, SsFnts, DslIcate Females. and
Of sse'F''ey kaItf' they are yauSBle as
ASlFatsSs, improving the oPpttlts giving SSTe and
s'gr 20 the esive0fEaus, ind ttSe6sinE the ma
TARA I'D strength Of the whole SSSIsm
The CEPHALlc PILLS SrS the rSSuIf 81 In, In.
yesusattea and edESfally eondnsted SIbsrimSof,
hfSlnaa 9"ea inpss :IsSfS, dsfink 49,
fRsy ihAIe psete epdT ellgyOd Z mn SrokSST
pain spa SarFinE nyn uOadsehe, NhEtl,Gr ortrIso.
finS p ~ % fEoal 4 daraasod Stnfo
2 Ehe5 AZ fsglCablotn thICf 6calUc, fioh.
sEs s my sosaGao e With fSss SSstS
ttheaf s'alziaE any e diet ~ a
feay aGsEgreeaht taifs rcl Ia q eal,,
GteltEo etftdFe8, - 80 eE=a ---atss l5f 9sGs
BEWARE oE o8UsTRRrf1Ssi,
fhe gon1tnob ays i've SignltnrpS Of HsnrS1c sn.ts.
ngon each - =
Sold byDFt iEtsand ali other DtalsrSip Aiedt.i,,
a Box vii resent by. man prrrared on rossIps ..
PRICE SO GENTS.
Alorderssh ould be addrCassi 70 .5.. -
HENRY G sPALDINe
4s Cedar 81, GslvsHorL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

TAs elRcus.SoaF renders should
not, forget Dan, Rice Circus, which is TO
exhibit today, at the corner of John and
Eitth. strsets. The iuiaitsble Dan Rice
VIII appear in person. ut is not necessary
q .ps 70 say auything 10 favor of the great
,'hSw. It's reputation is as wide as the
woridisn Of course everybody will so to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
Union Majority.

Brown received ia i've districts GA.
The books eontaininS his poll in tT ) dis.
tEtcts, have not yet coma IN hand. 2.
lHi1Byil gtGeiveIl 90 votes 10 ths5co9hty.
:tl4L., Vsysre4pPc tfnllys EonEs Ew
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
wErzgL couNfY.

NEW M1RTlSsYILbE, Mag o, 1851. =
RHitora lRteiiigehekr
p. GRSTLENESs-E send you the official
vnts'ct ,Wetzel county whiehis as follows
For Ratification .......,.. .,..,,,,. I so q
For Reflection. ~. - $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

Erostti ezdfafna, Go.talt, "a. -
They have beef, tssteIi "a tooFe than Z tESassud
cases, with entire success =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

Pom dc DsIotras & Cloud, Absa..
70 Jog aref ~ have hssnY ffuuided Vih the head.
ahs send for a Box PlAl 60 that you mas
nave them tn case ofan attack. fzli
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

BEI1H TEESop, ONO, Jan. rs, 1861.
uENAHO. SPALDIKey EHq,sf
Please md enele'sd ilSentYhy ceDtS, for which
9ona me 1aother SaN 'oi yor CeTlraiie Pills T1r1
are truly ZEE : ct {IlLF ! h7ue erEJ tTiSd.
DiEeet 49,. A. SLOWER, P. n,
rz Belle ysrRop, Wyaodotte cq5o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

WASHINGTON, Nay 2s.-It cannot be as
certatned that anythiug.of rnoment triins :
Pitcd at Alexandrin last night. There IL
no doubt, however, that the Government
bus sent out advance parties % "a ke such
measures regarding the railroads, bridges,
etc, hsto impede the advance Of the Com
tedeFate troops.
81 sstetp Virgini4 is q exception 70 the
ortiz Post Mast General fok tLe
= gei ol he malls i'd the seeded States,
Sel tie tlity VIII be afforded for postal nc
CON aoah l0Hs inltuati Seetion.
9 sTAeee teat tiea laofS coal on the WAY
from CumherlaHd, Sid, 70 tide water. Tb
principal or only ditacaliy in the way 0
its passage 70 tide WalerS heing the reiusas
OF the rebel troops nt Harpef'stFeFry =
entiindiCations this obstruction will prOba-
oily not long continue.
Some official Rdviees from New Gr1uad
say that Gen. Mosq1eF the revolutionnr
chief, would no dOnbt be at the head q {.
| the government about tho LIST Of May. n
mails had been received there from ID
Hnited States Inter than the lltI OF Feb
ruary, sud these went through with letter
dated as far back as the lst Of December
BLLTiNoRBi May 25:-The Western trail
has arrived in aud from the passenger
we learn that the reports of hostiiities
Harper Ferry are totally ppfonnded. =
number Of cbai' trains were detkined wit
the hands Belonging 10 them; 61t5 the Vii 3
ginin authorizes gave, Is the raaSou for de
tanning the coal, thREft was for the use e
the Government. Assurances have bee
sent to Them by the Railroad anthotititr
tbat'such was not the nSA aud il is SUI
run as usual. ----4Hss
There were vaEi6its fepoFts ia Gireul,
tiep pf the aPproach Of Federal TFoops
| HaFperis Perry, but nothing authentic ha
been learned.
/ q John, MeEIimAuT q EeRl Chy- aaii high
teaP sthbies eftEEsn q BaltiID6te scount.l
and President Of The Maryland agrienltr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

WAsaISoToN, r. a.-Au enlightenment il
now taking place at 2o'clack, near AIvxs
andriH, 10 what extent is unknown, Three
guas have jhst been fired here, which is
the signaEtUr all the troops TO gel under
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
EET1oIpsBuso., EaAsElIs Co.. ONO,
,IannIr1 a 7lkeI

Ineiosed 6nd twenty: ctutE C2s for which send
1o4 q sCephalIo' liilSh Send 10 address Of ReT,
m. Z. EIIeF. Reyn0ldsGurE, Franklin Co. Chic
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

FrOm aae lyerseF5t n. q. GqssBe, Chicago, M
we hsartily eBdotSs HF. iepaIdfbg, and htS IN
riralled Cophaitc PilI6. ? i'Ezis'.5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

(to1i &c Daily Near, NsfepTot, RI
CepIIalte PifA arc taking the plaee Of al kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
YF6ILAAII, Micu,, Jan. n, 1s5I

WHO FILLER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

6 .Ften' dc EaadtsAa Vauty sar, Eansehd, Va.
We are 1prs tll4t PsIsOl !uteIips FltbIhg bead
%eGe' no Try them, VIII stick to them. II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

X Ih2SSsThI OlsAFICS gu OOIumoh volunteer
companies lrtye proceeded In the direction.
Of Alexandria. The 9Th New York md
9Th Massachusetts Regiments have moved
into Virginia. All orders for moving troops
are not only cheerfuliy Lrt anxiously
obeyed. Military veteruL.s are lavish in
their praise ofthem.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
pEyIaLI, AIAss., De-. II, az.

IL. Y. 'SPALDiNGs ESQ. 49, -
wish for Some circulars or large show bills. 10
onng yonr Cephalic III more particularly GeIor
Ma se5 hsTe anything Of tie Kind,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

az a stngle botiie Of ERALDISa's PEHP1REI,
GLgk will Savo ten t5pos itS cost Annually ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
Fifon u IEsa 3 Norli q. Ta.7-I

Csphalie PilIF9esin tie for liyel ft.v
mace w. r. Of headache 10 all It's foTulE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

One Of my custohiefs who Is snbject to seTere Sick
Casually lstlnE two y1) i0dE ctrTci m al
ataeEfn oRt hour byyoHf IIIiS, which sent llsr.
respectfully yOutg,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Agae, &c.

TIM gnectssfnl introduction and uso Of this colo.
bated heiuedy has ltCn the signal for literal ood
Of cninpodnds called Dltter5in offered In ynfiouS
FIRMS from quart bottlo to iTeEnllon ecE until
tiLi word "BtIeFs7 Is Int smother name for ETOET
or E1rls Nt;lRpoua wltskty mixture.
Dut te really great relief derived from the minute
dese, One toaspuonful. Of onr nieticin,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-27

6 9phR NsgEiHsn, lshyi Ssd bhtgbi
and Ptssident Of The Maryland AgrienItr..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
NTheiaalncinael

Sceben er9dlten 100 &tfsn uuO 20 San
6beinwein pom beribmtcu 6ou5 Sucf 8alF in
Wain,. lluter Den &iteu %tsiiuCrn iit bic cDcl,
ten Sprten. wslbe am 9t6etu Madden, inter
anperen ShtcB Sobanni5berl unD StciuDcrl
Ga6inet. Die 5dIer entbnltsu 1851 II. 1S57er
ytieraeiner, 2autenbeimcr 2e. &C., uuo Oferrc ib
febteren, eRtpeOer bel 51B Ooer > @aaoueu-D,s
utifpbus. III ASSERT biutseu Dreiien. Die 98riuc
In zen 6iiten linp 10 ousaejejdnet, rap iitcrljh
i.lbt am T6eiu tetn %beIere5 ]aefunOen prrccu
fam, unO iiup pic Drsiie i'm &erb<ni5 iur Silt.
fe9r mdBig. >. Gron3,
SO. , Grhhnnc Elrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-27
9&SaGoc2 S00nc.
Wholesale Grocery.

va ESr cTtrircN stunt &crfnnr FIR Nrjcat9ctr1i@ unC
2Yltce"rtauf IN icccr ~teicbjecu EuOrtitlt:
5VO S0rrtIe Gruitet, YcrcertC uuo GoTtcr3udcC.
40 9boS. @oriO Mjcs g}ycwn Builder.
90 obeS. Suto M}uscrrONp 9EclontS.
100 So,S. Nem SrcouS uuc Er05 MicloItS.
on S0ItlS 2S00outS T0atlo Sorlp.
100 SGtC GnTcc. 500 Rjtcn Seifc,
quo RNtct AH0nantjuc uuC S0upro G0nolcS.
zoo S9rreIS Ar. 3 feite @lodrcI. % &tlS. 9ir 1 81.
9!tcH &tds Gl0d Er0, Nrp &OccV, Joom5, Stem ShpU,NtrS,
&rCGfi5, Wict5 UuC SHES, Care.
6ftNte Butter, Cutting Gbtcc, o~cntot.cpcn GoHIe, Wisfrr,
Aulpice, NlUitoro. SGoigc Il SiuC, St0rdh, &c1l
9prbey. Ser GcrbS, @iCU EtucS, S0li. ScIcn, Gjncr,
GIpt5 9ne, 99ofb &carcS, 9Srarrja6 unt l9ritlr9
YopCr, Gcirr Gwjnc unb uniibijhc outtyc 2lrtiTti, pjI
IN elmer wrcc:ra e]ctr0hTliCl ecubi rcrCcl,
0o0 8b'S. "@4llatrS 9urc WUUntotn Ten"
9ShjSfco. ncbr oS - &Cuote alt.
100 @te %ihaycicn9 0c &tYe 98bt5fce, 100 Barrels %
3iuttartS.
100 bp 6lrtS Sl6 Ssc uuS ZE6jtc Z5GiSfc9, 100 80 Gin.
500 Go CnrnoocC" @Cnlt0jl 2SbiStCo, % a. 8uu.
100 cc E~u5culCSl0 96bjSEN, POO 20 &raucY
500 % Common lGbtStCH, Y~erj5jcccnt Suritn.
6iac etut'ne 8rsGa &rGucc, &cl. Sin, Su!b GEtj5ts,
Ncrt- 9t1ectro~, S5errc- 9&tjn, GIarCt ms Gb0mrnaacr.
Ole fcinltcn impprtjvcn Gilorrcn itocr 2,rt.
9Gm. WGlloct SChuc.
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tul CEN nlr tot mettca httfs,a Yorcsicuttn e rtit-
.t G.6cn..t0 9uIrvla tc5.lh CarsHo, cnrf.hLe jN mif
avg IT5c.tui ocrca G]crc9t,u gGca.peurn, tnom iG az
lll'acr SrlL ir Sc~ntDtf bri03G bag th ntb}t fytItat Trc-
tsiac urc 9robc VCrtt. Sage, GrHSme5l, - ]fryoeIec. yer
NN''a Sltta gltccln,cCutHt GihcgjCN. p-urcr s. uulgr~
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aNen' summit Sonicu uno R ,:cflntn. neblt Gucn orCern
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~''"' V q" zen MnG.tnE tt.JGttH Nrt,'sn tct,l5 trltTtntc.
g Is -fIar~. 9ar
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Aus itse oerihisrcner GcrttfcStc pcn 2cutcr.
pel&e ptricS Nttttcl gctrauht Hotcn:
Do tb mtin 6aoy ;itj9 Ycrlpr, Gr1udtt ih acrTdaicNcnc
Mjtd, bic obr ouc ufM905 6GcsCn, .Ej5 aaf .Racantt
Gortiu'S pair Rctprrr. AtS jN ctaiac El,ibn oaYw oc-
brabat bate. fing mtiu 3Oor ipjeocr IN wahiyn an II wur.c
ttart uno ptht. Sar0b =. 5bctt9 (6i Sotr alt,
20. lis GiOripNitr., IbL0o.
SOB be1bcini9e bicTmit, bs5 bic lluteriCtbncrin bcS stiacn
srHiroteS Gin aico 4~Pitsgiro or Gtcnc3tr N. s. Rtuht III
e%daOslpbia, uuO Oob ipre &Iasla9s ScItcNn,cn 9.autplrOjs
til. j. B. ~. Gulru1b,
l6. Set. go, 9oitrr oer Gtcutcy Njrtt III Qbjlut.
@letne Srau mar in Den lttru Satrtu our Y,rfticorlcu
Steatn' tbrcS &cpfeS %YulltdnCt9 tatl, erhiclt obcr curb pru
9cbraHh Sbroe pctInttttIS cutcn Etucl 5~OGUpUbS uuC
osrbaitntBm1r9 t1n5eS p00r Sh mus trutr BIER ttrthttn,
oaB oteltlbe itt ,fdbrtl an HtIr2lalo lit, icitocu ne otcr
5br 6GarmttttI braunte, audi sou ori,m llcocI itb tcirctt
fIhlt. u. Is 6orocu,
II. Ott. 1860. 50 NcrtA 3l8bltr., &o,tc,, M}o.
IS freut mih. NPONamc @attN's pair eclcra.tve m-
ritbleu ~ t0uuea, 6dS ib mttSorto:jI ~0cbrautt Safe, jucem
8 mau paar hart sematt uno IS ot @]t5altn Y],r,juotrt
p. Oct. 1880, 20. , Gonnterttltc,, Bate, N}b.
Seit pen leetco iebu Sa5r,nl In no M Rsual1jl. @tju
A@opt puroe ett 10 0%n9e3ruTe9 oaB tt faust lttcn tonntt.
&le th ieood tlun cine S.alnc Yon MfGN. @artjl'S NI,r
&eltcrattps, o0S mir enpTcaiCU MAR, QtbraUtt bOttc, fuEltc
tb mtb soIiomnlen Won bletn liz 4 bcfrtt.
q. Nos. 1860, Ntr5. Wlrp u. 3idhay6icn,
l52 Rariculr,, @b:laoe!rbi0, VA.
S6 belheiuisc hermit, S0F mein bOor Iit l0nlcr Belt
duefel, uno bag burb oeu Gtbrdlb Yor Ntdo0mc C80ycju'o
pair &%eltprutipe, uuo lpar SCE rr elmer 6lohte, o0o @u5-
Fallen oeiieleeu niht 0letn %ontNorte, lonotTn duh eiurU
nerea paorpudS eerrrrGrGate. ". y. &bomu5,
O.. Nov. 1850. SO Sontb Srout Street,
9pi.aocsptjo, ga,
Sd babe Ntaoaue Uareiu'S Srtent0! 6ar @ttoroljqt
elmer l~lntcrfudl ing unteripOrten ms tuoC IN ocWlt!bcH EN-
pprii9IibtS Wittte( CUR &eiui9Uns etS StOpfc5, elS ovls
aus feline na@tteiltse QBirfuu3 of Ne 61ut 0u0ibt.
Baltic, u. 9tog. zee. Gsrtitogbsr 9ttbcrB, Oi. y.
&- gabritirf NIB gum @trtauf bci
81. 80rctn, lUc SuGFc iNjNhcn Grace
Wno TrGutijn, RlhmlpO, Sl., ioCjc IN
duen Apctbe!tnluo hFOutu'tNrCS.
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Dry-Goods s ~Fancy-Store,
@o. Il6. Gdc SrCoC< Il. g.. Stra6c., 9tp. 176
=. 81. Npisn6aum
clon5! ltb coS 0ccbytc pUs!ilwn o~ufmcyfiom ~ MAIDEN, eas
tr ',tHy @crw8-9So0rtu c]nrfaNetu, Ce in clucr 0roFtn &lus-
mat. lr ucuclteu 9,rjftl ]bclenlu, uC III unoent.n biniocn
DFCuct, Wsl@r telnc &cnctrrcui iW0irn, ~gcytGuft wrrotu.
SN 4toc %He'onecro fc.scuot Nrutcl bcrppr:
@ticcn%uGc, II ldwOr5 IND alien @tpecforfcu,
NAt1.u1 Otlcll. N0r3 uuo trlbmUucnc,
4icrttc5 gang Uuc N0lbprG( 1
&ea'tt JrIGUoltc EcjuWoRo1
&ca.t0 rjcoTIdubiitcS SUD unb Goffmcrrs.
Shayvlo, &l0utti5, lcpt cine arose @uamah ppu Spr
itcplnA @ocS0 IL. wcurucu u. b0umueacacn Srump
yin 9tluh h'"'e3 SU5c5 rire e~racbtale 6clcn Won
. NJ. 8t IenbOumJ
vote tuw rrufp NEsrFfr
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s. 1T cine oa9emein b,tauutc So6,, co8 unlcr Oats ltjr
timer 8cihe 0cn 5atrrl Nctojl- NM SSbcJClolc gCl&ditc IN
tJR inner N0ue Gin ,}Ntinach0ft IN 2tGo 2art bat, unC zap
up:r bcrtiQer elh6ftcthclrthu netaete belten uRH ttIi8,
'.n @dOrcU fUr uno cNt1uit rur bclelser itce &SChc Fttr~
A,I lcncct. Gtrrtr Hcrelcdt Uugtnielier betoHrt SIT mtrocn,
9lB mir Groceries, 9rrrVtcuCn, &ultcr, 50lc &c. e mn 9ts
pn Soor fdnfcn, mcCurt lrir tn ben Stono 9e(eet wrrocn.
:lUio ciuiutauicn uuc ttli9er ~o,5jncno Elm unrtCe @,taf,
e zen 81 tcnNtJ. g@r 1lrlt.u gUOot 60cnriN. Dap MIR fr
q ar c%iut1rfcn, uuo itio aoc, ir,'re UHo bIUt8t N}a@c Wb-
~. ptc SrtrcHtl UNlttrNuWo,n on ttErn iu W1hrr0. Bit
IN exc yi0UrrS, 9S.nt lUO Gitayy,r ais UlgerfaliGt UnC
crc,eTurctG. rpo modcn nch carouf auft,ySom, ooB mir
III IN ctnsr 9rcUyp gtorduu.tn &rt,tt. tttrtl
ssh. 9EntIurc SEfNc.
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MApAME GARc1N,s

ORIENTALHAIR RESTORER.
Go 1T pieieS Elm unfcltbares Mtttel Oao GGad6s
tbum Der naarc III bcf6rrern, uuO mirtt ~iuateidr
geSen pas ausfaaen ~peririteu uuo ,rar OGur
ir9enc mstbs natbtHrjljse 5olgen Iir bic 6out.
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2Lnietaem.
3u Ycrmtetbet.

Gtntec Gimme ,NoFsuo fur ejr1tlnc 6crreu rs feline To~
ntltst, 'uo b.uja III gcrrcntr tct 6surSS rftte
..fc ccr 9}rrNG~ mn S.-Gfr
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-. ~ MLolreS trNNt

Dattr fr ao5 bj&hcr ocD,rncrc 3utraclr ScFt g..
il..r rn.lan5 r.emgt,r &sctafns, eanct5 ou& fcacr-
&c"r.. r,yS.n III isScr 3eis 81; SAG uno g}aa0 y,cagt
unr rrmtFcDtaft uuSocfutrt.
&Ee Scrcu Jartc9cFc. Trr7rreIaS, @vmBt5rSer.
eif0rr'r, Should, @'r~ urc Ghvurftctof tcliuNic an
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Dry-Goods s Fancy Store
an Nuucu 9Iarst:,

Gle pcr Srroc- uno 6tcu Strdfc.
g, VI. 81 enboum c]mpftcbtt Icincu
0rtuncCp mao 0em @ubIiIum icjn gut aTprtjrtc5
wager Yrn % crt @oaycn, bic II ben tiGio.
l.eN MrctLtn haaeattrn mrrOFn.
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@nrppratorem nnr Oireltoren

@encrot'Q9cnt fur HtbmOuo .. &. 5tycEcr.
unt:rlubenper lrit: DR.. 9B. @rcbc.
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80 Bruaowop, Gde g8aulirett, Stem 9Iurt.
8aares &aPttat 100000.