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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-11-01

the cross and first at the resurrection. 9th
er towns and cities are moving in the same
way. Public sentiment is drifting in this
direction. Every town in York County
ought to have its SOLDIERS AID SociErY.-
Large numbers of good and patriotic women
and men would DO glad to cooperate in do
ing something to relieve the hardship Incl.
dent to camp life. Much good would also
be accomplished by such q society in giving
u patriotic tone and direction to that most
potent of all rulcrs-pubic opinion. The
members Of such society would be benefit
ted quite US much by its labors and actions
as the soldier himself would. Success to oil
such societies.
Friends, we shall write you often. We
shall try to do our whole duty. As often as
you can, please send us letters, papers, &C.
so that we may know something of what is
going on in the world Direct to "York
County Co. First Maine Cavalry Regiment.
Augusta, Maine,' for the present. And
now to you. to the scenes and ayocations OF
civil life, until treason Is crushed, FAREWELL.
McCLARY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-11-01

Thanksgiving NOveubsr 2i's.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

DAx NoRnrs, ,he 6ekle individa,l who
has been for The last fer years steering
:ouAras ali POisis Of tue political compass
without ever reaching. any, and vsO now
has charge of the Pruarytoua Patrios
(laie VSss;orl comes cat in characteristic
''Nosies' over his signature, aai declares
10 favor of secession. He observes with
bis usual modes,y that be has resumed
al his tnyl powers As Editor Of :he Pa
friS', aad is "aioae responsible for it. pO-
hI'eal course he dOa't say whether ,he
'.PoEers" were "deleEn,edr or uOt-Of
course they were, else be eOaldnt s.re.
Euns.r BY the way, some very seaside peo-
pie never seSardedhis ''poWss4 as E4iior
as being quite so prodlziOas IS he supoose,
We incline To suspect that Instead Of a
'seeOad Daniel come to Judgement IFS
the same old Daniel. In regard to The re-
spOasibtiisy for the political coarse Of The
P<triO', We guess there is no terrible load
Of ITO be hOrus BY anybody, nor likely to
be, while Dan runs It
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


TUE CEREMONY OF Defeating THE NEW
u Old Fellows Hall, corner Of attn and MOnnoe
WI take place on ThurHlAy morning tbs IIth- The
Ilan sill Be opened 1t o'clock. All SOiOuEning
brotherS in god standing are Invited TO participate
The Procession will lelNeti The Hail. Of Fourth
AID Monroe stTetts, at 10 O'Clock A. ". PASS mp
Fourth street to CRinn. down Union TO Market. up
Market to WaShinEtOn, down Washington TO Main,
down Malta to Union. up Union 70 Market, down
Market to Quincy, up Quincy TO 9Th, down StI to
John, down John to Main, down Main % lsf- mp ist
10 Ch1pline, mp ChaPiiaA u Webster, doEn Webster
to Main, up HlaI John. VI, John the A4lenAe-
nm where p. O. u. Rev. MN. L. lIYLASD, viii de-
liver GRAFTON. ARer which the Procession will re-
suEm and prOeeed down John TO Nain. up Main 10
Monroe. up NCnroe 70 the Hat, where The PFOees-
sion Will disperse
By order Of the COlHmi;tse- apo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

TRE Original Ned1esne Estabislesi In Is7 Uud sr,4
article OF the kind ever iltr1ueed under the name
OF ~PCLNoH1c WAEERS,7 in this or any other com
tEy; all other PulmOnie Waters are eouu;erfei;s
The geaEiae can be known by the Mans RRYGS
being stamped % each WAFRR-
BELAS's Pr1SsoSGe wlFERs
Relieve Cc1sAS Colds, S1Te Threat, HOar<eaesa
BETASss PCINoNle WSFEEs
Relieve Asih1uA, Br0aehifis, DiEeult Breathing
BETIS's Pu1EOXlc WlFERs
Relieve Splitting q Rod, Pains in the Chest
BEIAN's PVLNoxie WINS
Relieve lne5Hient Consumption Ling Diseases.
RETGx's PrlNOSIc VANS
Relieve Irritation q The UTula and ICasils.
BRTGN's PULHoSIs WAEEzs
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten NIinu:ea
BaTAN'S PCIHoSIc WATEEs
Are BieSsiDg to al Cases and cOnstitutiolE.
BRIGN's PrzMa1Ie WATEns
Are 2daPsed fox Noeaiisss aud Publse Speaker
BETkS's PrIN0uo WAVES
Are In . Ginp'e form and pleasant 10 the taste.
BErAS-s PrLx0Ste warns
Not oaly relieve, bat eject rapid and lasting CuFes
BETlS,s PrIHOxe WARS
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to eTeEJ ore.
No AnEIy shozId =, uithsut toxof
RETAN'S PCLNaHIc WAEEE8
In the bo1se-
Ne Traveller Shoald bs uithOui a snpply Of
BEIAS's PrLHoNIs WAITS
In his pockEt.
No person vii ever object to give for
BETAx's PCLN0lc WAVES
TEenty-are Cent?.
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, RorkeSter. " Z.
Sosd n Whells1g BY r Il LOGAN 90. and
.ps4-soad4-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
SGTuHDAG's prOCeedings Of the eoovea-

SATURDAY proceedings of tue cOnEen-
riou-thc latest at hand-show rather
badly, we fear, for the integrity Of the
Union element in that body. Mr.. Carlile
offered substitute fos the sth section of
the report of the committee, it being the
language Of Mr.. Madison, declaring that
the Constitution makes the government
SpeEate directly on the people, that ii
places At its command the needfuI physi-
cal means Of executing its powers, and
anaily PrOeIaius Its supremacy, and that
of the laws made ia pursuance of it over
the Constitution and laws Of the States and
subject to the Revolutionary rights Of the
people 10 extreme cases" This was voted
down, only az voting in favor of it
Vow what We want TO remark here is
this: If the Union men in the Convention,
who voted against the foregoing deeIara-
tons land large majority of them did it, !
were so shy Of it IS mere expression of
opinion, what may We expect OF them, now
that the Government has actually and
aieruly begun to exercise the powers con-
feTred by the Coustitutiou, as enumerated
by Mr.. Madison aad proposed by Mr.. Car.
lie? They have declared all along, that
they were true to the Constitution-but
us provisions must not be carried out
They were Union men, but if the Govern
ment undertook, under sanction and au-
thOrity of law, to preserve its Integrity, or
even existence, they would sseede. They
were in favor OF law aud order, but the
President mus: not exercise ibis authority
TO suppress rebellion, protect Government
property, OF the lives of its citizens.
Does not every man see thar this is no
loyalty-it Is simply disuuionism, only
little less direct, little less honest and
manly than the genuine article The
s,raight-out disuuiopists propose to seccde
for existing causes. The soft she'll dis
uniouists, for causes which they know are
going to happen, which they know ought
to happen, aud which they protest against,
merely as sham to cover their naked
treachery. This, honestly, seems to us the
oaly difference between one class of Un,ou-
ISIS in the Convention and abe downright
Secessiouists.
If this Is the shape things are to take
at Richmond, what have we to hope for?
what may We fall hack on in an emergen
cy2 At the worst, aud the worst may
soon come, VIC shalt still rest our hope ia
the people; We yet rePose confidence in
the honest masses of our State, in their
right principles, aud their unPeryerted
sense Of interest and sell preservation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10


THE news, this morning. is Of stirring
character. There seems TO be little room
to dOub, that the Government has nov not
only decidedOna determined policy, but,h
it is about to be, or is already made public.
This policy, as nov declared, is character
iEed by wise moderation and sense of
justice which must give it grest deal OF
moral force. 1t proposes NO aggression.
bat course of firm aud fearless self-pro-
lection Major Anderson is not to be
Withdrawn but supplies. NO, reinforce
ments, are to be furnished to Sumter in
broad open day. JeH. Davis having duly
been informed of IKE intention. If this
may be done Peaeeably, so much the bet
Ter, and it eaunO, be otherwise. uuless the
CharlestOaihus make the attack, 10 which
case i; will De done by force. It is hoped
By the Government shat tie vessel may
not be fred 90, but if it i, ample force
viii be on hand to defend it, and the big
guns OF Sumter are ordered to assist.
If this Intelligence is authentic, the re.
bel forces will soon have al opportunity
OF showing whether they are ready to at
tack the government or not They hare
got everything 10 readiness to opea their
batteries, and uhea the Q. $ ship rides
mp into Charleston hirbor, We shall see
whether they will DO it or not
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

THE wheeling Caiea. some tine sfuse,
charged the aGrafOa GEardisn, the Nor
EansoWa Star. the weiISburE Herald. and
the Aiddlebo0rae Pi4ia5sslsr,7 with having
been designated By the Istsiligsaeer as Its
eoAaiutors in The EOrk Of sabiniug Viz
giRia Toe the Abolitionis,s. The Psatn-
ssatsT doa't ike tie line OF remark ii
seems, and Stops 10 noties the uufSunded
charge Its remark is quite spicy. 1t
publishes the article referred to and says:
The above We clip from that disuniou
! organ, the Wheeling GaieH. II The editor
means to iasinuate, which from the Ian
Eeage ne infer be does, that We are IN any
way a6Hated vi.h The I,,.iif,,z.S- ~
that We are IN TIE least aboli,ion or s,ti.
slavery, be IS = aAsE ..Ss- PAT 49, :,
yeur pipe, Hr. Skank. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

ThefOllOWinsis an extra, from aIettervrittsu by
the Pastor % Rap.ist Chureh to the -JOarnal and
Messenger cineiunati Oslo, and geas volume. in
favor Of that EOria-reaownei ns4ieise-lIES wIxs-
Lows SOoTHISs STEuF TOE cHrtsAES TErTH1So.
I'VE sc al advertisement IN yOrrr columns Of Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup. Nov We never said a
word ia faror al PATENT medicine beEre ia Orr iife
hat nc fsst eO.peIsd to say 10 yogr relders, thai
thisis No huhahag-EE ALTE EEIID II, AID KSJ II 20
81 Al II eLAIEs IL is probably, enc Of the INST
successful medicines Of The aay, leaa.e h 4, 90 =
ths besL. AMI those Of your reaaers who have bs-
Sies eAn't do letter tllAn to lay IN = supply.''
USEl5-IS-d&S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

A liltie sCCessiOn paper 10 Louisiana askl
Preaties whether he thinks, II Esat1Sky
were ojOin the South, she could ever Be-
anything in the southern COaSe6erasy.
Oh yes. he replies. We guess We could be a
great deal if We tried. There's FOsSyth Of
the Mobile ReSs,er-he fought secession
Is hard As he knew how, sad now he is
one Of the southern cOufsderasy's Minis
isr PlsaiPOleRtiaFiea At the Court OF Nash,
ingt0p. Thenthsre's Jere cJsnens Who
fought secSssiOA With mastecly ability TO
the bitter end, aud, when he could do
nothing else, SAT down and ssied-0zd BE
is COnmaudsr-in-chies under JsE. Davis
Of The armies Of the Southern Rspu6i,s,-
Why should - d5spair Of lofty hoaos.
even II rhr worst cOnes 10 the VorsSg !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
WH. A. BATCHEROR's IIAIR DYR.

=" 80 . nam y - ~
TAs oaiy Rsratsss and Reliasse DSe Eaora-
AIlothers mere limitations and should be avoid
cd If yaa wish TO escape Eidieu'e.
GREY, RED Or Rusty HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLoMAs have bcen
awarded to FN- A. BAIeHuoa since 1883, and over
$4,000 applications have been made = the hair OF
the patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIZ. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a
color not 70 be distinguished nom nature, and Il
.0arraaia4 not inInre in thsleAAs, hoWever long
1t may be continued, aud the III sGseI Of had Dyes
Fsedied- The hair is inviEOratsd for life by this
'Plendia Dye, which Is properly aPpus.i at Nc. 10
Bood Street. New York
Sold in aIiths eitie. and towns Of the United States
BY Druggists and Fancy GOOds Dealers.
The Genuine has the name -NVuliau A. BAtehtIor.'
All address upon stsel plate snEravig on the four
sides Of saeh box.
WRcLEsGIE EAeToRI, 81 BIEC1AT ST.,
aPlo-ly Late 80 Broadway, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
BRONNtow thus felicitousiy describes

BEONHLow thus felieitously describes
"the height Of Impotence"
An Alabama secession paper inquiries If
the border States know what is ..The
Height of imPUdeues9s We answer for
the border States, that it is to see and hear
a man staggering and swearing Ia every
crowd be enters, that he will go ont of the
Union because he can't get his rights, by
having the privilege guaranteed 10 take
slaves in the territories, when, in fact, he
does not own MICRO in the world, never
did, and never will and withal can't get
credit in any store ia>the country where be
lives, for wool hat, or pair of brogans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
-Erom a 8. 8. Worid.i

THE Cincinnati Co4arreiaI comes down
Wi:h an excoriating article on Mr.. ". Il.
P. Denny, of the Dayton Gazttte. I, APP
pears that Mr.. Denny has been since some
three months before the election, an APP
pIicant for ,he Dayton PostoHice. he had
any amouas OF the very best recommends
lions and endorsements, but i, was all no
80, and M SSheuk has been appointed in
his stead. Mr.. Denny, feeling very sore
over the result, Publishes all his cores
ponasnee and reflected strongly on the
course Of the President 1t Is for this the
cozasroGi takes him up. sod puts him
through = terrible course of sproats. The
article concludes thus:
Ii Mr.. Deaay had been eompe,ent to
take any hint less energetic than 4 kick. De
wonid have understood that he had no
chance There IS nothing in any .Of the
Presidents remarks, that can be more than
4 courteous desire to ger rid Of NJ. Denny
without oHeose, and If Ir. Denny had
asea gentleman he would have found 10
cause for odense; he would net have pub
iIshet private letters and private eoaver-
s9tiors, and perverted the words OF the
freSiieut, uttered among friends, With
soHdieaee IA their privacy, so as TO give
his tradneers employment The whole
card OF Mr. Denny, which Viii uudoubtsi-
II lie reproduced in sensational style br
Al. the papers IN the Cuiou that are apT-
ious to dencrslile the Administration. i
prepared with IoE cunning. 50 as 20 far-
nish anPss opportunities for perversion-
tslsehoOds being iuslnuated where they
could not be safely asserted The whole
case exhibits the fierce spite aud raalignity
OF q mean sud dirty. SELFISH, silly and con-
eei'ed Disappointed Observation-Disclosures
more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Read the Following. It is True
pAE1nsrr1s, Aprn ls.

T. II. Los1x, ESa, Dor SIR.
wrote to you some time since sor Bottle OF
RreDtIneer'S Fluid Extract Of sArzaparIa AID ban
delOn- and must that 1t has acted upon me ike
with DysPsPsiA; tvo-shirds Of the time vented
from Oue to three times a day. hAd given Cd the
idea Of ever getting we'll and indeed my friends had
given up all hopes % my ever ge,tiss ueu again
Adisi to this. suffered With the SeroFuIA varr
much. Since last September one side Of ny mex
ENs enc entire sore, composed Of some seven running
soSed The Use Of enc Bottle has much improved
me- Ny stomach Is relieved and my neck has I'm
proved beyond Esy must sanEuiEe expectations.
feel much eneouraed AID think BY the us Of che OF
two bottles more / shall be relieved entirely You
VII please send me TEn bottles ~ the Boat
Yours respectfully, J.W. HOMER.
The above nae-iieins 3 prepared by ?. a BRENT
and s'li by most Of the Druggists Of The city. apS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Che PosItIon Of Kentuekv.

The Frankfort correspondent Of The
Louisville J0s-s.sl, writing on the 4tb in
regard to the Keatneky Legislature, SAYS:
The extra eession has been a notable
one IN the history Of Kentucky. Called
BY Gov Nsgo6dn, in the eonfdent bone
that IL would be the means Of insuring a
Convention, through the ageney of which
the State might be ptecipitAtei into seees-
sioa, II has resisted every appliance and
every soPhtStEy thar vas brought forward.
Despite the most persistent eHoTts of the
Executive and its chief adviser, ard despite
the dictatiou of Ar. BreekinTidEe FINN
Washington, and the triekerT Of George
Sanders as the agent Of the Cotton Con-
te'ieTaey, Kentucky sui stands firmly in
the Euiou aud lOyal to the Constitution
Tue idle Eabble Of the dfsuuiouists in the
Legislature and the EaPid nonsense Of self
invited Instructors who ventilated their
SCraP-oooks in the Hall Of the House we're
si'ke tueheeiual to move the State from
her proud position. All has been done
that COMFORTS With the honor aad the de
nifty OF kertErky. She has rati6ei the
proposed amendment TO the Constitution
Of the Uuited States, and suggested to her
sister States the policy Of National Goa
yennoa for general amendments 10 that
iHssrament to suit the exigenefes of the
times, and the changed condition Of tie
Institution of slavery; she responded 70 the
eall Of ViEgiais, and sent her delegates 70
Border State COnTentiog, and She has
taken measures 10 be represented in any
sonroeatioa Of The nOu-seesdi1g slave
States which may assemble; she has indul-
/ Eed Ia no 6lusler, menace. or proyocat jo1-
she has dem1nded nothing As al uliusfurn
Tor she belieyes that her trGe xOas Who
VII be the delegates to the iatteT desigua-
ted GOnventiou, via be fGpy coupe;eSt %
protect her rights And hSaor without fn-
Sfr1etiOasl and she has no ultiEatum bai
the pressrvatioR q the Cnion; Il she 6,ilS
IN oae eSUEt- She viz not e0Gpr. she win
NOT ~ tuRloriously Rad leave Senind her
aeIitage. bat she VIII stand upon her oEn
sou and hght for her rights IA the Uuioa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
GRAND RALL

AT WASHINGTON HALL
1TN HONOR OF THE DSsolcATION Of THE ODD
j RHLL0WS' HALL and the meeting: q the GTh1d
Lodge and Grand Rneampment, I. o. a. - in this
city the members d William Tell EDeaEPUaznt- No
-, viii give q Grand Ball ~ Washington Han On
ThursdAy eveninE. APEii nth. 1Ssi, 70 which the
members q the Order aud the pUbIiI generally
respectfully invited
Jas. RiGbys COtilIIrn Band vii lie ia ATTENDANCE
TICKETS, 81.
CHN. or NEEANsINENTS.-C- A. Linek. F. r. Hnff-
man, VIM Elinkler, :. II. kOTtz, II. RAieTe-
MASNsLESl-I- Berger, G W. Eran1kriin, !. Pfarr,
VIZ Stamnl A. HilleGreckt A. LDring, Jas orr, l.
+. BeeIer $. Mcdonald, VIM. Bingham
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

VIZ should like to know jest bow nanv
eOasa'sts the people of wetrel.n Who
passed resolutions endorsing Hairs coarse
IN The Convention also, something sbo.,
their s'gts, Eve, John Cade, 50 termed
S1 cur Supposed father sai3 the iueo--
stsaote resi- !aSk Cade, il beEiauinz his
England said the three L.opdSn tsflor,
N otSinaing their pgOesaasatsau.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

NAEHsEo.-In the YOaEh Gladss An.-
Saeny GO. Nd, BY Rev J. a. Cups. ~.
JACOB ?. GASER sad Miss 1IARrzR j. WuT
-K1SSEooi GlFeaiele. :.
Why VAS ibis most jadseiOes aar.iaeel
Because tAcy both became Gassrs by Il
Our yOaagess dem who perPetassd d.
a6Ove, has ssa pat IN s!ess szoEasnsaI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Wall Paper, Books and Stationery.
AT PRICES To SUIT THE TIuES

T HAWK JUST RECEIVED YgEr IIRsE
y atditsoa 70 a1y stock or Wall Pays- Ge e1-z-
city. sbich viii Ill Al tlge.s that earpSf f.l -
please- NV sock : nov larger than thss ~ a-v
"!htE similar eStNtli<sut in the city ad embrace
Errater VARIETY Of styles Gire ne cali t.rsyT.
f5TeiasaS elsewhere A. IL i I.y de. erTsr a.o q
fvu l. All who deziTe 70 purchase Rag faee-s "A
eAsn1aSe- q toE cash. JOS l. WILDE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
DIED.

On Tuesday, April 9Th, At ~ O'Clock P ". Al
kNANDER, second sou OF Robert and Amanda Glib
son. aged years and S mouths
The funeral VII take place ronorrou CThurS,iay)
at 10 A. NJ from the residence Of his parents No
Main -. The fienas Of the family a.. respectfully
invited to attend q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

AM Valentine y. Thlzs.ssb isanuoapeed
as Uoioa candidate in Floyd CONT. in
tbs State. for Legislatare. We pish be
nay thrash Ssesasioa Out q hss eeaaly: !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
SECRET OF BFAUTY.

ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH. OK LIQUID
u PEARL for Identifying aad PrssFrTir- IS
sTPlsXioa sal skin -
las aTtiele Il entirely different frozn ANYTHING q
vac 6ic ever afee7ptet- and i warranted Er ffpra
al mineral ADD Pos5neEs sahstaness q any rs:ter
lagaT4o9s 70 the ska twill EITe IL eatnpleTi9a
p1rl Ike tinf- sReh can o.liT = E,ti-pI =, Tora
X = aso tnTSlSa5la for removing AZ kiais q IIz-
ieEsr KS1, ETsSkleS SanbaTss. AID other cuEate7zs
aaseaSes from the skia- IL his given szs-Ei eafrs
satlSiAsEsoo % az tb4l haze E.ea 81 TIA. ne p..3
Only % Aay. LADIES TRY IT.
E BOCKTNC1, Az Odd Rellolrs' Hal El.ar 81.
where At Al tines he EsEad gTEryfAIr- USI-,i'T
ksPi IN = srst elias PresST5pstan Store as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

Ersry 50 cents iprssiea n-iH yieId 81 arortl
IN ADVANCE OF THE NEW HIdU 1GR1rr.
ION CASES OF NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
INV DRY GOODS
nave Just heen reczved, which TIE sllcriher & aile
TO ssii fer les than half th,lr original value
tsSidez many o&AeT Eua2s rtLsiuel he viu oaiy
rsentton 10 pirceN &C six Of az The iat s:yFss a
Al PrseeS IcE n 50 eEs fssr Ta-3 vT,rzA a.
least 81 and sosae Plaza silks As iSU a sc TT yni
= p-eees 81 PiAla Black silks for Dresses AID Maa-
DVess Cfoo.is larrp and raviei as&,r4zeat. soma
1LEaEs4aE DTas S01ds fSr Oaly SCI er yai worth n
LSgns aua LAVA ROBES, rIaia ara asare,i Bereze.
AID EerPEs RnSes-
pogsle Gisth srey. black sad rtite Besssss t,r
nd DEsterss sons worth 81, Tor oAIT 50 cts
chsIiss and DrIline.. einzh41a. aud cSfut,-,-
large stack: SINE ~ dark Freneh Chinsrls e.
IsS FER !sE- Eorth At least &c and Eight CE4ntses
sItGWLs-lop Care SAavIs. an eDlsr.. fr.,, 8 =,
% aoilaEs \ Pteoes - TEistea SIX E1iSuIs- NJ
Esyiess zoe Sfella ShEyEla- souas - IN a. 81
SIX aad Cloth DGSters aad cioGks n al oriees
81 Ladies and HisEts.
FFesssh Laee AIausies OF an the Iates. s.ylss-
large stock - EmbrssideT!rs aad White ISo..S.
500 sioz- Lal5es Hose sszle worth l.s - = : -
pair. - -
Parasols. Hoop skirt md rorssrs. \ I,,-. .,o.,-
D0AESIlCS--FAst esiloFei Prints. guarranf.l !
10 10, and sc Per yard, north I31s Ia and -
peE ylTd- iaeaehed aad uableaehea NGslins - An
gtdths and quali=isa. IEish LIaca aaa EiDer TsbIs
CA.PETS-5S piers Of InErass, : pay snd s,.r..-.
hSe CaIpefs At All prices
sosi aEsarfsaesf Ct Boys Ready MD Clu4bfS-
and EnAny other EOads to- uuTlgFlSE 10 T,fS1S5 y;
and = u be sol4 At greatly redaesd pgineI -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

NEW PARASOLS.-- View styl- Para.ols
~ and Ladies sun UnlJEsllaS. juSt received
apo COOPER 1 SENSENEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

II ASDSOME LACE CURTAINS.-We
i have reeeIveti fse As~oTtus-nt Lace Curtains
which &c are cGegin; cheap.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-30

"a veans lady dasn in Dixie rrose 70
byS isvc, requesting hirn TO bring "Linkea's
.kelp., Angelic creature!
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-30
rrLsxaRr ARTICLES,

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IT WILLIAM D. eAiIAenr1.

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