davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-12-02

The crop Of spring wheat during the present
year was neither so heavy as that of 1860, nor
was the quality quite as good; still there
would have been but little complaint concern
ing tho quality had the wet weather which set
in Immediately after harvest not damaged large
quantities in the stack in the northern portion
OF the State, The crop, however, WIS unmis-
takably much lighter in yield the general av
etage not being probably over ten bushels to
, 1861-12-02
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION, with
Military Instruction and Drill

IT, WESTERN 5 UNION COLLEGE has been located at
Collegiate con1ses Sept 18TH ISL RE Coiiese haa
smes9 d Teachers thorough appointments
sa 'ae ae 1aes na sco0l 6;ndins i
nasIum and many other dyantases which shou!d ci5n
9so ns at1en9n u q parents Instruction u German frce
G3so.4 S3su. u AhEtLLEEf INFANTRY RIFLE TACTICS:
SwokR' ,st 6A1oSET AND GfMxasT1C ExEKC1sEs: COY
IVY; ZnC9FE AND FANCY DRILL under an Officer ct
7aa ~; Re1 school year, fov boas. furnished
1oe1 19si lights washing and tuition in every depart
under The sane roof With the constant care of the
ashe5s -; address, for Circulars D. S COVERT Psesi
Qe0h Epton ILL., sc+g5Qi3m
, 1861-12-02
Sensational,

)ROF. G1RAC, Professor at the
f,r GFn1yersity Of St Mays Of the Lake respect
9ha evening lessons and classes In the French and
lLahaR langnaEes and in Vocal and Instruments! Mn-
Sc F1lFate Instructions also given either at rhe
college Or Ct shs 1esidence q the pupils Terms nod-
Holcott and Superior streets, North Side. -
, 1861-12-02

There is nothing scarcely In history to COM
parc with tho receipts Of corn in this city du-
ring tho present year. By the tables given
above it will be seen that they foot up &c.
,233 bushels, against 15,487, 800 bushels in
1seo, and only 5,4oo, 600 bushels in 1859.
The following table shows the sources Of
supply for the four past years:
, 1861-12-02

The entire receipts Of wheat in this city as
given in the tables Of receipts at the head Of
this article, amount to 17,539, 900 bushels.
The sources Of supply will be found in the fol-
lowing comparative table:
, 1861-12-02

1ot11| l,eo5,z55 4fJ,V00 4I1. III
The following table shows the weekly ship
mcnts of -four and grain since tho 1st Of
January last, by Lake, canal, and railroads:
, 1861-12-02

Total ,1a7.eSs 411,4e1 6s2,1s7 s2soo5 z.7.1as
The following table shows the prices Of bar
ley On the first day Of each month for four
years:
, 1861-12-02

RYE.

RYE.
The receipts Of rye during the year amount
to 479, ,005, against 295, ,4436 bushels in 1860.
The following table ahows the sources Of
, 1861-12-02
Un 5tofkbo1uers.

0FF1CE OF THE GALENA
AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD 60. !,
CHICAGO NOV. 2at1l 1SSl
Notice to Stockholders.
At Stated Meeting OF the Board Of Directors of tat4
Company, held this day, the following resolution wa4
adopted: -"
Resolved That dividend OF i've DER cent pnon the
Saptal stock Ct III Company he and The here
Chicago. on tie first day January next to hodcra n
4d sleek at the close OF business on the sst aY of
December next, IN exchange on New York at r1S~-
no@1nz=a1m ". H. LAERABEE, aecy-
, 1861-12-02
1862. PROSPECTUS. 1862.

CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
4 Daily, Tn-weeky & Weekly Newspaper.
-pEToTED TO
KeNs, Conmerte, Politics, agriculture,
Science and Literature.
NO COMPROMISE WITH TR4ITORS.
The Union, itmust and shall be Preserved
This well knowa and popular journal is noted
for ayoN1ag Its sentiments with caudo,, fearlesa-
nees and Independence Tt has aimed to be right
1atler than Popular, and takes the responsibility
Of telling the Tznih regardless Of the offence that
may he given to Prejudice and Ignorance
1hs PREcH1Es which the CHICAGO TRIBUNE
esporees and adyocates are:
TIE CAUgE oF FREEDOM,
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MENTAL,
MORAL AND PHYSICAL CONDITION
oF TIE Masses.
PERPETU1TY oF THE UN1oN,
OBEDIENCE TO TIE CONSTITUTIONS
AND SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS
FREE HoAEsTEADs FOR THE .1ASDLEss,
ENCOURAGEMENT OF HOME INDUSTRY.
No POLITICAL JoBBERE,
HONEST MEN FOR OFFICES,
ECONOMY N GOVERNMENT,
A SOUND CURRENCY AND DEATH 10 ALL
MILD tAT sHNPLAsfER5'"
Ahd the prosecution o. 'ne var sga1fst IEeasoh'
~,,,a,,>, e..;1,. 49,
n,o.t fe.,earent Government tb.t evs- o-f.+.d :,
the world, has become 1earfully strong, ret the
American Republic is Tar stronger; The 1oya1
"Mudsille'' will get eabjugate the arrogant Oil
garehy. To this patriotic end The Tribune will
"ofk "1taous growing weary ant1i t2e onfon mas
"aae loo1s,oo, o, 81 US ,oee. .
Rr+ - r111o.o. T--z-,r. --t;1. -
ex,rezsen Of its o1inions and natriotfc IN itz en,
deavors, aims st being first ciass ne,cspaper. It
contains 1un accounts OF all the interesting occur
reaces ofthe day, a=d pays mose money for Special
Ieiegraphic Dispatches and Correspondence, than
any 1oa1na' OH Oh ne" of6' sna publishes more
~ neaass ne"s tlaa aas papsr c1tcoiaaag IN
No,tbxvest two - 49,. asrs tha ~ .ns
pers Of the seabears. '@''~ ->0 -
The weakly eartepta or tha Tprpr.r er,h,acA.
1st-a Co,rp1;HTr CrRRrxr H,sroey mr. r1.r,
,-oe-~ase ~ +t,a E.,
d. cE,re.7 Sr,-s az, r,r, oaa,..o.
by Sea aad Land Extraordinary events
nf all kinda
Cd r,o-ro,-- 1r
ueoiIoc An+SoAAfHic DlsFAIcass
CONTAINING LIZ LA1e4s Ne"5 70" all
PARIS DOWN 10 INC heuf OF gong to
, 1861-12-02
supply during the year, with comparative

Total. ,031 a2s,179 1886 47goo5
The following table shows the prices rye
IN the first day Of each mouth for four
, 1861-12-02

*The quotations at this date Indicate the priet
in gold On the 22d the quotations represented
the value in what was called Union and prefer
red currency, and previous to that date in miseel
laneouE Illinois currency.
, 1861-12-02

The following table shows the prices Of
both winter and spring wheat on the first day
of each month for two yea1s:
Prices Of Hheaf for 7zco Fears.
1Sfn ,oc4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
nrERSoox sRssIoS.

The House reassembled ut two O'Clock.
and proceeded TO the consideration of en-
crossed bills.
House bill authofi1ing the sale Of incur
rent bank notes, and authorizing, the Gov
erhor to determine what bills shall be re-.
eeiyAble IN payment to the Stale, was read
a third time, and passed.
Mr.. HAwxHURsT offered the following
resolution;
Rs5ofVed, That the Committee on Courts
Of Justice, be instructed TO inqsire into
the expediency Of prohibiting the County
Courts1evyihg any tax for the payment Of
debts that may have been contracted In the
prospect OF, or for carrying on, the seees-
sion movement, whether authorized BY the
County Courts, the 0verseers OF the poor,
or any other Authority. tJ't
Mr.. CRoTHERs moved to take mp from
thtlSAble. House hill No %, to authorize
the County Court Of Brooke county 10
make sufieient appropriation 10 reimburss
private citizens Tor establishments made
for maintaining citizen soldiers, prior 10
being mustered into the service Of tile
United States. 81
The bill was read second time and or
dered to its engrossment
Mr.. ARNOLD moved to take up the bill
with Senate amendmeut) relative 10 the
salaries OF officers Of tue Exchange. Bank
at Weston.
The bill was considered, and the House
rsfussdi % concur IN the ameudment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

acknowledge the receipt of the beantlin,
sword Knot, presented to me by you, ana
forwarded through Nessrs. KilgOre * VII
son.
The terms ia which the presentation has
been made. have enhanced its value, ana
are so flatttering in expression, that am
embarrassed in responding. ldeem my
self most fortunate in having had the OPP
iortuni,y afforded me, of proving my
devotion to the Government OF our conn
try us established by onr fathers. F"r
beyond my merits have my conntrymen
rewarded me, aud my only regret now ls,
that have been disabled from active SER
vice in the field. whilst my brave COM
panions have, with snch signal success
INDICATED the loyalty of our State as one
OF the United States. Ny cheering nope
is. thai may within a rea@onably PFiet
ncrff1Jd. he so far restored to health. as TO
he enabled to enter uponithe active dis
charge of the duties of the command TO
which ms State has promoted me: that OF
Acknowledgement of the LIST Brigade OF
Virginia Volunteers. now in.the service OF
the United States. t
am, my dear sir,
Yonr grateful aud
+. Very obedient servant,
b. F. KELLEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

Mr.. ARxoED was appointed to notify the
Senate of the action OF the House on the
bill.
Mr.. SIXTH moved to take up the sn6st1-
tute for the Senate bill relating to the Stay
LAw.
TIE bill was again taken mp, and, after
some time spent in discussing amend
ments, was recommitted.
Mr.. Logan offered the following which
was adopted =.
Resolred, That the Committee on ri
nance inquire into the expediency oil re-
porting a hill to relieve the Western Nlt--
ginia Agricultural Society from the pay
ment of taxes.
The House then adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

EvERY one who has read Secretary
chase's report must have been amazed at
his announcement that the value Of the
real aud personal property Of the people of
the United states according 10 the census
Of. 1850 Is Sis.to2. g2GI1o In 1850 1t
was only S7.Sse, 5s2, sss. 1t has therefore
more than doubled in, ten years. During
tho last decade too, occurred the great
financial crash Of 1887. seriously checking
the prosperity of the couHtry. What a
wretehsd form OF government, how OPP
pFesSiSe aud tyrannical, under which the
wealth Of the nation only a little more
than doubles in ten year5l In what mis-
cradle state mus, that nation be in which
tho average wealth of each free person,
man, woman and child is fee lEnirtd Gad
ssreaty-6ve dollars! Is it not clear that a
form Of government under which there is
sueh general suffering ought to he broken
up by rebellion to give place to the benign
rule Of Jef. Davis ? :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
We have the honor to be
Yours very truly,
HUGH CRAIG,
RICHARD Pace Jr., Com.
JOHN P KILGoRE.
pnllApEtPnIA, July sLh, Is6l


To Col. B. f. Kelley, First Virginia Rsgi-
mrnt, United States Volunteers, Grafton,
DEAR srR:-we are Commissioned by
many OF Que leading merchants, members
of our Corn Exchange, and other citizens,
to tender you their warmest symPathies in
your suffering from the severe wound re-
ceived in the defeat of the rebels at Phil
lippf, adding thereto the following tangi-
Bile expression of their esteem and conf
dcnce:
sin testimony Of the gallant conduct of
our honored fellow citizen, Colonel B. F.
Kelley, commanding the First Virginia
Regiment of United States Volunteers, in
an engagement with the Confederate reb-
els at PhiIIippi, Barbour comfy, Virginia,
on the morning of June Sd, 1851, in which
action he was severely wounded, whilst in
pursuit of the routed rebels, we, the un-
dersigned merchants, members of the
Cora Exchange, and citizens of the City OF
philadelphia, do herewith direct TO be pro-
cured and presented to the said Colonel B.
F. Kelley, Dress Sword, suitably in
scribed; also one pair of Pistols, for hol-
strr service"
These we forward to your address by
the Adams Express Company, and ask
their acceptance.
HuGH CRMG.
RIcH'D PRIcE, Jr. Com.
JSo p KILGonE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
nc House tben adIOurned.
The Correspondence TouehIng the
late PFeseIitatiOnH 10 Coll Aeue SgbS-
his Friends in Philadelphia
PaILApELrnIA, Wy 70. 10. !

.---- EHtLADELFHlAf NAY ~: 4''SS---
10 Coto6it b. F. RSiIey, Commanding FIR"
FIruinid Regiment United State P0tiiHfseFs'
Wheeling, TTTrgtHia:
DEAR SIR-Being informed that you
I have accepted the command Of the Frs
Virginia Regiment Of United States vol
unteers, organized at Wheeling, by the
unAuinous voice OF the Regiment, your
feIlow-ritizens of the city of PhiladeIpnia
request us to forward you their congratn.
lations aud beet wishes for your successful
career md safe return; and with these do
present for yOur acceptance foil regl-
mental suit of clothes, with sash. sword,
/ sad lie. bridle, Er; all of which We fur
vari TO yonr address by the Adams TX
! press Company.
Ia uniting in this expression OF their
good feeling towards those you represent,
and yourself. personally, they sPesk IN this
WaEaEAs, Arsgimehl of United States
I volunteers hat been organized IN western
| Virginia, indepandent of the secession mn
thorfties of that Commonwealth, whose OBJ
iject is the defence and vindicHtion of the
IiaEfrl authority of the United States gov
eminent, in tlIat or any other State Oh the
| Union; and whereas, the said Regiment OF
volunteers have unanimously elected. our
! felloH-tOwusman, b. +. Kelley, taeir Soi-
onel commanding; therefore, desiring to
bear our testimony in some degree of the
| sympathy OF the city of Philadelphia for
the independent and loyal action of the
good people of Western Virginia, aud to
/ express our appreciation Of the high char
acter and integrity of our honored fellow.
citizen. do hereby direct 10 be procured
\ for said Col B. F. Kelley, MS early US
practicable, full regimentnl sait OF
I clothes, sash, sword, saddle, bride &c.
I Your friends will be much gratiied to
Irnrn of your acceptance of these articles,
and that they have in the course OF the
/ y ar added To your comfort and protection.
I We enclose you full list of the names
! of the gentleman joining In this testimoni-
We have the honor to be
l You're Yery truly,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
VOLUNTEERS WANTED

Companies Mustered into Service
" brig. Gen. 4. a. Morris, commanding Volunteer
forces In Western yirginIa Il authorized To recruit
and muster squads OF men or ComlSnies Into the
volunteer service Of the United States, to serve In
Virginia for the term Of three years unles
discharged lar
Wheeling, from the 5th to the 10th Of July, where
persons wishing to enter fhh service would do well
to call on him.
Ills headquarters ara At wellsbure, where letters
addressed TO him will receive prompt attention, or
where persons Eiahing TO enist win ind him or his
agent at any time. ,e tLsEf ~
once At Or. CALDwELEs DRUG STORE, &ain-st.
Wellsburg, Va, July let, 1881. Jy6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

GEx. Scorr's DsssgRr.-Geu. Scott upol-
ogiEed to his guests at dinner party yes
terday for the dessert, "but. after all" he
added. II don't believe that it will disap-
point you After the cloth WAS removed,
the butler brought in q telegram announce
ing Gen. McClellan's victory. Washington
DespGfch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

:, ADvtCss from AriaonA represent that
the Seeessiouists have obtained the COM
plets eontrOlO Of that territory. They have
instituted a reigu Of Tenor, and mean to
hold the territory for the Southern Com
federacy. The Union men are Oyerawed
and sileneed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

Mr. Liscomb, Of Birmingham, says:
81 have found in. Berhave's Holland
Bitters a remedy for headache and debili-
~. Ny wife has also used it With the
greatest benefit
Mr. A. S. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced mich relief from its
use for headache.
Take atessroonful three times day
an hour before meuls Eat moderately,
and then of wholesome food, and you will
fnd this is really q remedy for sick and
nervous headache, weakness Of any kind,
costiveness and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing 4
fne aromatic favor, is is very grateful to
the debilitated stomach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

ca susri suT Gag, and keep eaeh star
RSth ItIips - fright - now they uATs,
san aafs & led car rank-in var.
gtIu aoat above each patriots FrAVe.
I,-afh 10 the trAftOr that would dAEe
Total 4 through ths dust Of shame.
An hOnaIt hsaFts ia lot viii share
Ana fsiioH Il 10 Death Of Tataa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

"A conspiracy had been discovered 10 the
city of Mexico, which had for its object
the assassination in the middle of the
night of persons of the greater note in the
city. Among those interested and impris-
oned as implicated in the conspiracy, were
the Excel. Espeurze, the commander of
Miramon's Grenndier Guard, and an officer
named Ceferiou ROdriques.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

BEaosR. the billiard champion. will prob
ably sail for California in September, hav-
ing been offered $4,000 BY a billiard pro-
prietor in San Francisco to perform Il three
months engagement his expenses to be
paid both ways.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
HuGH CRAIe.
RIcA'D PRIcE, Jr. Com
Jxo. ?. KILeonE,
WaEELIxo, ~, July ls, lse.l

=
Mts,rs. Hugh CrHig, Richard, Price, Jr,
and John Eilgors, Philadelphia.
GExrLENES: BY the same mail your two
favors of the 25th May aud sth July were
received some days since but owing
to the disability under which am now
suffering, and my consequent dependence
upon the friendly ofices-0f others, have
until to-day been unable to reply.
received the regimental suit of clothes
with sash, sword, saddle, bride, etc,
whilst onthe march from Wheeling TO Graf
ton, and the dress-sword and pistols for
holster service, at the time of the receipt
of your letters.
j am embarrassed for the want of Lam
guage adequately TO express my emotions
Of gratitude for the aattering and provi-
dent kindness and attention of yourselves
aud other friends in Philadelphia whom
you represent. can only thank you, with
the assurance that / am, by such acts as
these, more than repaid for all that have
been able TO accomplish. Ny earnest hope
now is, that may DE speedily so far re-
stored to health, AS 10 be able to enter upon
the active duties of the command of the
First Brigade of Virginia Volunteers in the
service of the United States, to which /
have been recently promoted by my State,
and have further opportunities of prov
ing nv jealous devotion to the honor and
Interests of our beloved country.
The opportane presents with which You
have honored me, shah he most jeaIously
guarded and preserved, aud need hardly
add, will be Wornin honor, so that you and
my other friends may ever have the assnr-
anee that they have been Worthily bestow-
Jed.
l am, gentlemen, your yery obedient ser
want and fellow citizen, B. F. RELtEf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

THR kespstof the Clinton, n. Y, prison
was murdered by convict few days
aimee. BE was struck twice With q. bar OF
irou. ssrsa Of lhs OOnvis,s escaped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
THE following is sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostel
ter's Stomach Ritters

CASASDAGrA, July is, 1859.
.Ktssrs. Hostener p Smith, PittsbuFg Pa:
-Gents;-As We are strangers, herewith
enclose You twenty eight dollars for four
dozen Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
please forward via Michigan Southern
Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Sta.
ton. Ihave purchased several dozen bot
ties At Toledo this summer, but the.sale is
on the increase so much that wish to
open 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 tito
Others ami have sold about two dozen per
week for some time. have ali kiads of.
medicine in my store, hat there is none
that can so rhecrfniIy and trnthfulIy re-
commend as your Bitters. forI know they
have helped me beyond my ex tectatioh.
Yours respectfully.
PHILo wIusoS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20

IT would seem that no fair minded south
eruer could read the recent message of the
President, and his inaugural, and believe
hat he has the desire to infringe on the
rights of any state or citizen. His Lam
guage towards the men who are endeavor.
lug to overthrow the government is so
kind and magnanimous that it ought TO
commend itself to them. he ehcerfully
recognizes the noble qualities which many
of them have manifested, and displays no
trace of vindietiyeness or passion even in
his illusions to their crimes. But the re-
ception which the south gave tohisicnuSu-
raj does no. encourage US to hope that in
this hour of passion aud excitement his
words of moderation will be greatly heed
ed by the sece<sionists But one remark
of his gives US ground to hope that 10 MI
nv Southerner lis words will be well
come. He says:
sit may well he questioned whether
there is to-day majority OF the legally
| qualified voters of any State, except, per-
/ haps, South Carolina, in fuvorof disumion'
There is much reason to believe that the
Union men IRE in the majority 10 mnny.if
not in every other one, o: the so-cnlled Sc
coded States. The contrary has not been
demonstrated in any one of them
The President doubtless has fuller in
| formation on this point than We have, and
his fntimation respecting the Union men
in the South is therefore significant. TO
such men his assurances of an equal de-
termination to interfere with no right of a
/ State or citizen and the suppression of rebel
lion will come with joy. We haveno dOnbt
many OF them will read it with heartier
relish and faircr spirit than have been
manifested by some of the Northern men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
COMMONWEALTH of Virginia.
ApJurtST GESERhL's OFFICE,
Wheeling, July Is, 1851.

Wheeling, July -, 's6I-J
General Order No.3.
YOIIy PRISSELI. NJ. D., J. w. Bales NJ. d.. George
u Baiid. u. D.. are appointed hetIieal Beard for
Tie examination Of appointments, for the pOst Of
Surgeon ami Assistant Surgeon, fir zach Regiment,
heretofore mustered or hereafter TO be mustered In
10 the service of tito United States. from this state.
The Board will meet at their office, in tile United
stAte4 Building In this city. Thursday the 18th
inst. o'clock a. 81, forUrEanzation, and Hd1pt-
ing rules for the proper discharge Of tho duty en-
trusted =, them. by the Governor.
JAMES 5. WHEAT.
frl6-Jt A,liutant General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-20
PH1ADRLpHlA, July 8, 1851.
BRIe. GES. b. F. KEtLEY,

Wheeling, Pa.,
Dear Strive wouIdAsk your ackuowi-
edgment to VIM. Miller, Esq, Ian old gem
tlemsu and the father Of Matthew 7. Mil
Ter, Banker, Sd ST. for tue accompanying
Sword Knot"
The Knot has been in his possession for
more than thirty years. he states that he
has been keeping it for the use OF some
gallant felloE-citiEen, aud now asks you
to accept it, with the blessings of 81 old
man, and assurances Of The highest regard
and esteem.
The sword blade il genuine Damascus
and the exact duplicate Of the one pre-
seated to Major Anderson by the city Of
PliIadelphtn. ai
We trnst you are still improving. and
Join with host of friends in mutual re-
CARDS to yourself and family.
Truly yours.
waAsLISe, Va, July 10. 1851.
R,n,. Miller. Bss., Pkila2elphii, Po.: