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OUR STOCK or TRIMMINGS,

is vsrv tasty and very extensive. ans We
can put them right down to the lowest pos
sihls prices.
We feel grateful ;, our friends for the
vsrv liberal share of pssronsss aIrvsdy be-
slowed aren Us. and hcre hv studiuus sr-
plica,iuu TO the in,sres, u our friends and
the public generally to mesi, the same. and
in view u the fact that cur purchase this
fall Is large, sni taking into consideration
the shursness Of the present crop. we have
Married our goods as she lowess resible
prices.
Please give NJ call before bavinc slss-
~hsrs .r liks to shsw see,is whether We
can cell or not.
KrfTu 4 soRspr.
Psasli, SEPT. y. issr. sss-li
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nlr.,la. ifiw., De-. u. 1850.

Bfrsf'r Mass, Dee. II, 1850.
n. e. Srupt>d, E.a.
wish Tor some circulars NJ large slow
BILL. to brus ,our csrhalic Pills more
particularly before nv customers. u tuu
have ANYTHING " the sind please send to nv.
Onc " my customers. vhc u subject TO
severe Sick Headache. usually lasting tvu
dtys.l rd, curfi ~ gH dtiaek IN one hour
~ yonr pilii. which .sut hsr.
Respectfully Yours.
Wu MI Erl
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BsfSt,non. ONO. Jan. Is. ls6l.
firNHY q. Sr,tptNg, isg.
Please find incloscl ,ven,, ftc cents. Tor
which send me another boa n your Cerhs.
'ic pills. Tbrg arc arr 'ruiy The best Fill'
ftars crsr in,i.
pirec, \. SLOWER, =. ".
Belle sermon, WysniGt, Co., -.
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Sgrucs Cr0k, Huntington Co. Pa.
January l., lsGl.
n. T.. SrsiplNd.
ir-you will p'case send mo tvo boxes
~ your Ccphalic pill.. send them imme'
diaiely. Respectfully yout.,
$40. n SlMoNS.
y. Share H,e'i IN, b,r ef goHr Piis,
srd IN then srrciisni.
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20 the Ladies'.
mchEhN's Strengthening Cordial
fnoi.,isnf Consumption. Whites.

ubsirustsI er niibealt Ncnstruation. In.
confluence Vt triur W Involuntary Ms.
charge thereof. Falling II the Womb. t,ii
illness. Painting. and all Diseases incident
TO Females.
Suffer no longer. Take 1t according tp
directions. II will stimulate. strengthen.
anil intisrratc YOU. anil cause the bloom "
health 10 mount your cheek. ssain.
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SAVE THE PIECES!

SAVE TIE PIECES
fCoNOMyi DISPATCH
rT"A srrcn N Tlsx s,vrs Ni>f.".Sl
"A accidents will happen. even in well
rcrul,,ed families. II u vsrv issirvhle TO
have some cheep and cou,snicu, vav for
rspaisisr Furniture. Toys; crccksry. &c.
spALDINu-s PREPARED GLUE
meets all suh emergencies. sai M house
can sfcrd 10 be without IL. u is AWAY
ready and M TO the sticsin. point.
"rsErub IN EVERY HOUSE"
S.B--A Rsssh accompanies each b,-stle
frise . cents. Aiiress.
HENRY &. spATDiSG.
No. ~ Cedar street. New Yofk.
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osrlubollrsgS.

AbS fsFss
Bpcs, 8h.'r pd e. 'arel ramIa.a,
White lInru D..I,
White Linen llb.allInpef.
l1Wr.png,
lnHrI.s hnd Sipklna,
lirnsn lHneu Table DnrHt,
tWah.
btlryo nmyfr
lfsh llnebt,
BiV Linen,
PiIlIH ruo',
Cotton,
Furniture Prints,
lli Brown uni Blenehci shcc'inss,
Furniture and Aprun thecka,
Black, Brown nnl White Hollands,
tnnyas AMI rnidngs,
white and rolored Sclicln,
Table Otl Cloths,
American l,inghnma,
lronGh tiinghnn,,
Mar'eillcs Quili',
Satin, Dnmsss,
Curtain tambrira,
Mohnit Dchfgc.
Furniture frlng,
Black and Fancy Clothi,
tas-lmrrop,
Irrnch aud English Drnp D'E,e,
IIoney.tomb Quilts,
Bed Picking.
canton fIannels,
PLAIN 4 rwiilrj Nankccns,
Roll Camlc,s,
Uhambray nineham,
Corset Jeans,
Printed Muslin4,
Jaconct Robe',
Ufgand,e Robes,
White Jaronei,
Swis. 4 Mail Nuslins,
Plain Nnn.pok.
Striped Nnin4ook.
Victoria Lawns.
B.hup's lnWni,
Barred Mu,lint,
Striped Mu.Iins,
Swiss Eiglns,
Thread Elsinf.
lacpnc, Edsiur,
Swiss lurcrIins, Thread luccrlius
Jaynntt lnt'tting,
Swi,s and .lacuuc, flouncing,
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cAIrIIs,N.

As sesssin snprireiplei persons arr At.
seuetine 10 pain N on the Hnsa.recsin,
psblic, iusisssiucs of nv Prepared Glue.
eeul1 esution s1 person. 10 examine he.
f.ve pusvhssinr. and see that the iull nsme,
cR'SpA1DlSGS PREPARED UlpE.
b ~ ~ cvssids ~rsrrxr; oil ether. ars
6slna1iss ecuu,sfsess. ~
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gFA.-iN1J PREPARED glue
GFALD.N5s PREPARED Gft-I'
grhLriS15 ffErAgEp GLt-Ef
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r ~ DEsscsets 70 rear.
C,ruOS:-Bevarec " druggists or dealers
who NAV try 10 palm upon tcu some bitter
or sarsaparilIa trash. which thrv cau huv
chear. by saving .is Just as good. Avoid
such men. AsS for Nttean's Strengthening
Cordial. and take nothing else. Iii. the onlv
rsme,i, that will purity the bo,ly thoroughly.
and at the sanse time strengthen the svst.,,.
tine table spoonful taken cvcry morning.
fasting. is certain preventive fsr cholera
t'hills and fever. Yellow Fever. or anv rrr,.
aleus disease. V Is put up in large bottles
frice only 81 per bottle. or bottles Tor
Ss. J. n. MCLEAN,
Sele Proprietor Of thi.C Cordial.
alss Melean's Volcanic oil I.inimrn,.
Principal p.po, on the cpruer cf Third
sni Pine Streets. 81. Louis, Missouri.
FFFcs ssle in Pamela By the culy su,hrr.
ifsi aEen, 10 the eeps,y I. .. CLARKE.
feb :, 'sen. ss.iy
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nNtmvRp, Pa, Feb. 6, ls6i.
Ns Sr,tpiNo.
Sir wish you ~ send me ane more hns
nj vonr tcphnlic pilla. hare rfrrirfd q
great deal ~ bsHshi from hrm.
You're. rrsuectfullv.
MARY ANN SrulkiiouSE.
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ron cHrr.pRgN

u sour children are sicslv. runv. or allie.
ted Nctesn's cordial will make them
heslihv, II, ani robust. Delay not mo.
mcnt. try II AMI yuu will te convinced.
fr ~ mr. sxs.s. 80
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The following endorsements Of
SpALDTN0'4
CEPHALIC PILLS,
Viii convince all who suffer from
IIIADACEIE.

M,soS,mr, Conn, Feb. S, l'6l.
Hs. Sr,LplSo.
Sir hasc tried your Cephnlie Pills,
anil Iiike them W rcH that ! want you to
send mo two dollars worth more.
Part of these nfc Tor the ncighhors, b.
whom gave u isv out vi tho hr., hos |
go, FROM YOU, Send tho Pills hy mail, and
ebligo Your oh't servant.
JAMES kFNNEDY.
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Sale .

December 2T, lsG0. nv. .3n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read the Following. 1t is True

Read the Following. 1t is True!
PAEKERsnuRd, April 10.
4. II. LoGAS, ESQ, Dear Sir:
1 wrote to you some time sincs for Bottle OF
Brentngers Fluid Extract of snrsaparilla and Dan
delion, and must say that it has acted upon me like
a charm. have been afflicted for near two years
with Dyspepsia; two-thirda of the time I vomited
from to three times day. had given up the
idea Of getting well. and indeed my friends had
given mp all hopes of my over getting well again.
Added to this, suffered with the scrofuIn very
much. Since last September aide of my neck
was one entire sore composed of some running
sores. The use Of one Bottle has much improved
me. My stomach Il relieved and my neck has i'm
proved beyond my most aanguine expectations. i
feel much encouraged aud think by the USE OF or
two bottles more shall be relieved entirely. You
vii! please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours respectfully. ]. ". HOMER.
Tho above medicine is prepared by +. a. BRENT
EINGER & CO.. No. l4I Market street, Wheeling,
and sold by most Of the Druggists of the CITY, apps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

Say EvsG since the establishment of
Camp Garlic certain fun loving and ma
iicious rersons have been in the habit of
reporting visitors as secessionists aud hav-
ing them humiliated by a summary eject
ton. On Sunday evening last visitor.
well known To Le a good Union man, was
reported in the camp, by person With
whom he had had a previous difficulty, as
!, secessionist. a squad OF soldiers sur
rounded him, but the visitor asked time to
explain, and soon mud, it app aren't to the
officers that the information was given out
ofmalice, and was With ont fOnndt,ion.
The informant was speedily hustled out of
the enclosure IN double quick, much to
the chagrin of himself and the graIifea-
ton of all present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02
aS.lg G6legrarA,
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
InteIiigencer. -
BALrMonR, July I.-Gen. Banks hus

baltimore, July I.--Geu. Banks hus
just issued the following proclamation:
HEAD QUARTERS DRFT.aAT ANNAPOLIS,
FoR9 sis5eSRY, July !.
In pursuance u orders issued irom head
quarters of The army N Washington Tor the
preservation OF the l5t5lie peace 10 this de-
pertinent, have -arfssied aud 10 now de,
tain in custody OF the United States tie
late members OF tie Board of Police,
Messrs Charles Howard, VIM. Gnlchell.
Chus. Kinks aud John ". Davis. The in-
cidentS of the past week afforded full JUS
LITIGATION for this order. The headquarters
under the charge Otthe Board when abHn-
duncd by the Officers, resemhled in soIue
RESI- ects II cOncculsd arsenal. After public
recognition and protest against the sus-
pension of their functions, they continued
their sessions daily upon n forced aud un-
allowable construction of my proclamation
OF the 25th uIt. They declared that the
police law was suspended and the police
officers and men put off duty for the pre-
sent, intending to leave the city without
police protection whatever. They refused
to recognize the officers or men necessarily
selected by tue PROVOST MARSHAL, and hold
subject to their orders now and hereafter
tue old police force, a large body of armed
men for some Purpdse not known 10 the
Government, and inconsistent with its
peace or security, To anticipate any in
tentions or orders on their part, / have
placed temporarily portion of tue force
under my comnIund within the city. l
disclnim on the part of the Government
Represent all desire, intention and purpose
to fnterfrre in any way or manner whatever
with the ordinary municipal affairs of the
city of Baltimore. Whenever loyal citi-
zen can he named who will execute its
police laws with impartiulity and in good
inilh to the United States, the military
force will be withdrawn from the centrNl
parts of the Municipality at once. No
soldiers will be permitted in the city, cx-
ccpt under regulations satisfactory TO the
Marshal, and ifauy so admitted violate the
municipal law, they shall be punished nc
cooling to the civil law by the civil tri-
bunals.
ISignedl NATH. P. BANKS,
Major. Generh! Commanding.
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rhe;ollowingis an extract rom nlottcrwrit.en by
the Pastor OF baptist Church to the journal aud
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, aud speaks volumes
LoW'sSooTHISo sTRuP RoR CRILDEES TELTu1XG:
''weses advertisement in your columns of Mrs
wInslow't Soothing syrup. Now We never said a
word in favor of patent medicine before in our life
but feel compelled TO say to your readers, that
thisis no humbug--wE HAVE TRIED H. AND Know IT TO
ALI IT CLAIMS. 1t Is, probably, Of the most
successful medicines Of the lay, because 1t is of
tho best. Aud those of your readers who have ba
biescan't do better than to lay in supply"
OCtl6-iy-d&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

@-RAIS. We had fine rain shower
yesterday. The rain was preceded by a
violent wind which swept the dast up from
the streets in such tremendous clouds as
TO completely obscure the town and every
thing in it. Every thing in the yehiculnr
line came to dead stand still aud pedes-
TRANS sought protection from the loose
missile flying about, around house corners
and in door ways. The rain was badly
needed and will do m1eh good.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

E8 TnE RvER.-Thc river still con-
tinues to fall, aud begins now to look
shapeless aud ragged; the long bars loom
up, and the stream looks as if it would
shortly run dry. The woodside, which was
so unfortunate as to knock a hole in her
hull few days ago Is now standing high
and dry on bar opposite Monroe street,
where abe will remain until She can be re-
paired. y new side-wheel steamer is he
ing built to take her place.
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Headneheand psbliIty.

Mr.. Liscomb, of Birmingham. SAYS:
Il have found in Burhareis Holland
Bitters remedy for headache and iebili-
~. Ny wife has also used it With the
greatest benefit"
Mr.. a. $. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced much relief from its
use for headache.
Take halfa teaspoonful three times q day
an hour before mesls Eat moderately,
and then of wholesome food, and you viii
find this is really a remedy for sick,and
nervous betdache, weakness of any kind,
eOstiyeness and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing
Gue aromatic flavor, is is very grateful 10
the debilitated stomach,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

FoaTREss Mo$RoE. VIA BALTIMORE, June
30 The celebrated steam gun arrived last
night, and Prof. Lowe .Syas expected to-day
with his monster balloon to reconnoitrG
the position of tue rebels.
The Union gun has not yetbeen mounted
on a carriage.
The assistant of 4. A. Scott arrived this
morning from Washington to superinteud
the erection OF the proposed railroad anu
telegraph. 1t was originally Intended to
connect Fortress Monroe with Newport
News by means of submarine cable, tut
the line will enteud er land via Hump
ton, and is to be in. operation within u
week. The railroad will be built 10 kicili-
tate the transportation Of stores from the
Fortress 10 Hampton, and ultimately it
may be hoped to Yorktown.
The gun boat Mount Vernon has just ar
rived.
Wehave two deserters from the rebelsnnd
two prisoners, all belonging to the Louisi-
ana Zouaves. The former came into the
camp at Newport News yesterday morn
ing. They are Intelligent Germans, and
stitc that having teen impressed into the
service they escaped tue first opportunity.
Most of the company to which they belong
serve unWillingly. T5eir uniform so close
~ resembles that of Duryea's Zouavcs that
tue desertcrs came into camp without be-
ing stopped. They agree in the stnte-
ment that an attack upon Newport News
was intended the night before In and wns
only prevented by the incessant ruin
About 500 men, including n strong body
of cavalry, with some twelve pieces of
artillery, advanced from Yorktown, where
there nre over $4,000 troops, from LOUISE
ana, South Carolina, North Carolina, and
Geornia. The cavalry is made up of the
elite of Virginia, and exceedingly we'll
mounted.
Tie Infantry is not well equipped, and
provisions are scarce Mt Yorktown. The
two prisoners were originally from New
York and boston. They were at Pensaco-
la. and the regiment having mutinied, the
men were paid five dollars each, the only
money yet received by them. They went
10 Richmond, aud lastly came to Yorktown.
In consequence Of these movements of
the enemy, the Fourth Massachusetts Rcgi-
ment still remains Mt Newport Views. The
Third aud Naval Brigade still remains here.
have Just returned lat p. NJ from
Newport News with party accompanying
Gen. Butler, and consisting of Col. DIM
mick, Thurlow Weed. DR.. Leiber, Col. Tay-
lor of Washington, Senator Wilson, Hon.
H. j. Raymond, Il. G. Mccormick, Lieut..
Butler, Mr.. Carnegie, and others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

9- a asNrLEMAS of this city, who was
recently in New York, informs US that
while there business friend received a
letter from a South Carolina merchant
asking him to be good enough to give him
1.-THE merchan,) list OF the New York bu-
siuess men who are known to favor "coer-
cion.p The ggntlemensent himn directory
of the city
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RELIES IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS


TIE Original Medicine Established In 1887 and first
article Of the kind ever introduced under the name
of .PELNoSIc WAEERs,' in this or any other cnuH-
try; all other Pulmonic Waters are counteFfrltA.
The genuine can be known by tho name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
IIErAS's pULAOxIc W4FERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, IIoarsene+a.
BRTAS's PuLNoNTc WAFEas
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dihicnlt Breathing.
BRrANs PuLNoNTc WAEEEs
Relieve Splitting OF blood. Pains in the Chest
BRTAXs PuLNoNiC WAEEKs
Relieve Incipient Consump:iouILung Diseases.
BErANa PULNoSic WAVES
Relieve Irritation OF the Uvula and Tonsils.
BnIAXs PuINoSIc wAPERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BnrGS's PULuoHTc WAVES
Are a BLESSING 10 ali Glasses and Constitutions.
BETAys rULaoSc wAYRRs
Are adapted Cor yocalists and Public Speakers.
BRrINs PuLMoNIc wATEEs
Are in a sinplo form and pleasant to the taste.
BRr4S's PuLHoNIc WAFErs
Sot only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
4 BRYGN's pULNoMc WARES
Are warranted to give satishtctiVn to every one.
No family shonld DO without box of
DEYAN's PuLNOS1c WAEERs
in the house.
No traveller should Ire without supply OF
BRIIS's pCLNoSIc WAREEs
In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRTAS's PULYoSIc WAFEEs
Twenty-fYe Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. 4.
Sold in Wheeling by L. II. LOGAN & co. and
LAUGHLINS BUSHRIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

GH-CorSTY CouRT.-On yesterday the
drlndjury was einpannellcd, but. did not
fad any bills and were discharged. E.
Day, elected commissioner of the Beyen-
ue for the city district bonded, aud to- day
will resume his duties.
Tho girl charged with stealing clothing
from Leonard I. Frost, was exaaiued By
the court, sitting as IN examining cours.
and remAnded TO tn: Circuit Court for
trial GA application she was admitted TO
bail The court adj1usned until this
.norning. ,lt+1
William MaCrelry, who was pat
in Jail lust September iorstealing wrench
winch he pawneI for drink of whisky,
was yesterday discharged. William us
soon as he was released, said lie was going
To quit drinking, and become decent
msu. He went over on the Island TO en-
list in Uncle Sans service and he will
make n good soldier.
The following oath was administered to
the clerks of the courts, the magistrates
on the bench. the overseer OF the poor aud
others.
STATE Of YIrghiq, Ohio Co.aLy, IS:
Before the subscriber, u Justice of the
Peace for the county aforesaid, this day in
my said county,
took aud subscribed the following oath.
I,-- swear that !
will support the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, aud the laws made in pursu-
ance thereof, as the supreme law of the
lnnl, anything in the Constitution aud
laws of the State of Yirginin, or in the
ordinance of tbs Convention which assem-
n,ad at Richmond on the 18th day of Feb
ruAry, 1851, to the contrary uotwithstand-
ing: Aud that will uphold and defend
the government Uf Virginia as viudicated
,..t restored by the Convention which as
sembled At Wheeling on tue 18th day of
June, 1861.
We believe that all who have been APP
Piled 10, have taken the oath; though we
nre informed that perhnps one or two Off
GERS will refuse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

EEs7 CoNeT.-on SUNDAY evening n
bright comet appeared in the Northwest
etn skys throwing GU. to the Southeast
long flakes Of light. 1t attracted unirer-
sal attention and was the subjec, OF much
discussion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

ra5-BmDoE Dowx.-As au Artillery
Company from Kansas, hound for Grafton,
vas coming over the Central Ohio R. R.,
yesterday morning, bridge near Glencoe
gave way. and one o. the cars went down.
We learn that four horses were killed. In
consequence of this accident, the train due
here at IL o'clock was detained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

ssrPpArnn MrEr,ss.-rhe general
prayer meeting appointed by the General
Assembly. of the Old School Presbyterian
Church, recently held in philadelphia, was
observed here yesterday by the churches of
that denomination.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

~ HEurrIgtD RAItsO4D.-The mana
gers of this road have uIsde arrangements
10 accommodate all who desire 10 take a
Fourth of july jauut on that road. 90
that day four trains will be run on the
road, conveying people to and from all
points along the line. See .adveriisement
IN another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1861,

Il . H y r. NJ L II S.
UOUR ATTENTION Is INVITED 10 MY STOCK
i OF Harvesting implements for the coming nIr-
have the sole Agency for the justly celehrlt
c'l HCCKET Mo EE REAPER for twelve counties in
Virginia. This machine stands uurivallel among
uArVesIers. II is the most convenient machine to
operate that made; il simple IN its construction
very DURABLE. In short it has proved
itself to be the best Harvester IN nee. And
evidence Of t!siT Is FAcT that all the late pat
ented machines have copied Il as nearly cOnld be
dOnO. without infringing the patent. and the better
proof Of all is thai il haa failed to give entire
Satisfaction when tried. The manufacturers arr now
making sizes Of this machine, either Of which il
fully warranted be all that Is claimed for then,
that is. that they unequAied. Aud TO Farmers
Buckeye.
am also the AGENT torthe HUBBARD LIGHT
MOWER, which is sold at the low price Of SO aud
SsU. This Mower Is undoubtedly the BEsT MOWER
N4DE PRICE. 1t is much better built, is
stronger and more durable than any other mower
that completes with il in price. OF Very light draft
has two driving wheels. and draws from the centre,
and is warranted to give entire satisfaction. As
number Of persons diSappUiDT ed in getting ma
chimes tate in the OF last request pcr-
who want eithSr 81 the above machines TO send
their orders they may be certain - get them
this year Aiy st0eE of the smaller Harvest Jniple-
ments, such Grain and Grass Scythes, GTain-Cra-
dle- Snatls Sckles, RIkos &c, &C. Is complete, and
will sell them low Give call at lhs Seed and
Wheeling, Va. 0ol2 ID. j. SMITH.
LII THE POPULAR PATENT
N medicines Of the day be found al the odd
jsS ---'' = : wv r. DOCKING, As't,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-02

HUxo Is ErrIsY -On Sunday MORN
ing an ugly looking etfigy of JeE. Davis
was discovered suspended on the flag pole
oil the First Ward Hose House. 1t hung
on the pole all day SUNDAY and attracted n
great deal Of attention. It was labelled
JEFF. Davis-a warning to traitors
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Notice TO Man sul,serlber..
ATTENTION cOnIPANY.

Z TugHE will DO NEE Ing OF tho 4.PeirpOint
q Guatls this evening ut ! 4 o'clock, 10 Amer.
IN can Hall, TO perfect hsir Organization, A full
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Tue following is sample of the nuuler-
ous letters constantly revolving for Hoslel-

Tue following is q sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostel
tcrs Stomach BittefS.
CANASDAGCA, July 10. 1859.
MessTs. HoStsttsr F SRs;th, pittsburg Pa
-Gents:-As we arc Strangers, herewith
enclose you twenty-cight dollars for four
dozen H0stetter's Stomach Bitters, which
please forward vii, Michigan Southern
Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Sta.
ton. have purchased several dozen bot
Ties at Toledo this summer, but the sale is
on the increase SO much that wish to
open u direct trade with you / was in
duced TO try your Bitters by my physician,
for the liver complaint, and received such
material aid that have recommended it to
others and have sold about two dozen per
week for some time. have all kinds of
medicine in my store, but there is none
that can SO cheerlully and trnthfally re-
commend as your Bitlers, for know they
have helped me beyond my ex.aectatioh.
Yours respectfully.
PHILo WILsoS