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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-10

WASHINGTON, December In the
Senate, Crittenden's resolutions were up.
Senator Crittenden delivered an implor-
ing and affecting speech. Senator
Toombs followed in lengthy speech,
the most ardent secession effort of the sea-
son. He ignored the idea of Georgia COM
promising on the Northern construction
of the Constitution. He summarized the
grievances Of the South, and said if the
South was denied her rights, she would
appeal to the Godof battles. The Senate
then went into executive session on Nc
Intyre's nomination, which was referred
to the usual Committee
In the House, an attempt to introduce
the Border States resolution ncgatived.
Mr. Adrain offered resolution approving
Aaderson's course, and the acts of the
President for maintaining him in his
present position, and enforcing the laws
for the preservation Of the Union, which
was adopted by a vote of 124 to Sc. The
House then adjourned to Wednesday,.
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WASHINGTON, January Sin the Sen
ate to-day, Mr.. Mason introduced a reso-
luton calling on the President for orders
in relation to plans given or submitted in
regard to the occupancy of forts on the
Atlantic coast, South of the District of
Columbia.
Mr.. Slidell withdrew his motion for the
expulsion of the reporter of the Associa-
ted Press. The Pacific Railroad Bill was
debated and amended, after which the
Senate adjourned.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-10

New York, January Z. Mayor Woods
message recommends the secession of the
city of New York from the State, and
the formation of a free city; he was not
prepared however, to recommend violent
measures therefor
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District Election

Next Monday an election will be held in this
District for Clerk of the Court.
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By T~9eg,raph.

r1EIAuAssEE, January 5.-Judge Nc
Gehee, of Madison, has been elected per
manent President of the Convention
The morning session was consumed in
perfecting an organization. At the after
noon session, resolutions were offered de-
claring the right of Florida to secede;
declaring that cause existed for the exer-
else of this right, and that it was the du-
ty of the State to prepare for it. Much
discussion ensued on the policy Of the
immediate passage of the resolutions, and
they. were finally made the special order
for Monday. The Convention then adj
iourned until Monday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-01-10

TALLAHASSEE, January IA resolution
declaring the right and duty of Florida to
secedo from the Union was passed to-day,
by vote of 81 yeas to nays. A COM
mittee Of thirteen was appointed to draft
an ordinance Of secession. The ordinance
was adopted.
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MONTGOMERY, January Tho Con-
vention met at noon to-day. Mr.. Phil
lips, secessionist from Dallas, is tempo
rary Chairman. Mr. Horn temporary
Secretary. The roll of counties was call
cd. All the delegates are present Hon.
w, M. Brooks has been elected President
over Jamison by eight majority. The
proceedings were very quiet. Fowler,
secessionist, was elected Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, January 5.-Mr. Dicllin-
son, the Mississippi Commissioner to Ma
ryland, has arrived in this city, and goes
homeward tonight. The sentiments pre-
sented by him before the Legislature
were responded to by strong demonst1a-
tions in favor Of Southern action. The
opposition was confined to few.
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BEE% For terms, sec first page.
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ST.. Louis, January Gov. Jackson's
message favors remaining in the Union
under constitutional guarantces-opposes
coercion and Congressional compromises,
and advises State Convention. lie al
SO advises the reorganization of the mill
tia, and the legalizing of the suspension Of
specie payment by the banks.
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WASHINGTON, January 5.-The arrival
of seventeen recruits at this city from
Philadelphia has been exaggerated into
the report that large body of marines
had been stationed at Washington Bar
racks.
The Republicans held a caucus this
noon to prepare programme for future
Legislative action.
The rumor which has prevailed that
the Brooklyn had been ordered to Charles
ton with recruits, is pronounced false by
official authority.
Hon. Alfred Huger, Postmaster Of
Charleston, has written to the Postmas-
ter General that he holds himself respon-
sible to the Federal Government for the
revenues accruing from his Office for the
present. The postal arrangements will
therefore continue unchanged
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Virginia News.

WASHINGTON, Nay "a letter from
Virginia states ttut lhere are hetwecn so
aud 10000 men under arms in ihnl Stale.
They are chiefly posted at Richmond, Nor
folk and IFnrPer's Ferry, or within mailing
distance OF those points.
Itis alSn-sIhtcd That private advices con-
4Grtn the report of lAFgenrrivnls of rIns at
the South, from abroad. These were
shipped from Europe sarly in April, and
cunsist OF over zoe, 900 muSkets aud rifles.
and ample supplies Of powder anil perrus--
rim caps, and machines tor making the
latter articles.
priVnte company has hecn organized
at Alcxandrin, Va. ID convey lpttrrs to the
North, as. nFter next week. RllIetiGrs des.
tined for the North viii lie OVER NJ that
city. All mail intercourse with points
north Of Virginia, will cease on the lst of
Hume.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
From Nebraska

ST. Louis, iIuy ~ -Ex. Gov. Black OF
NehrHska, WHO has been in the CiIyn day
or two. left ihis evening fur Piltshurg,,
where he will probably tuke some active
pnrt in the present military movements
lie, rcp0rts considerable apprehension ex-
isliCE il the. Territory of In,Iinu Institutes
during the coming summer, the Sioux aud
Cheyennes having joined fu. the purpose
of wHgi g war against the Pnwnees, which
will involve the whites, as the latter tribes
are prIncipnlly within the settlements In
view of this, aud also tn aiFOri protection
To the frontIvr forts, Indian agencies nud
overland emigration, which promises to ne
unusually large this year, Governor Black
strongly u:ges that regiment of volun-
trrrs he raised, mustered into the Unitci
States service, aud stationed la different
imrls uf THE Territory. lie had nlr.uliy
called the attention of the War D"piri-
mrnt To the necessity of such movement,
and consulted General Harvey in relation
thereto, who it is uudrrstoodHpproves the
plan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

AGAIN another proofth Beraapss Yoi-
taad Biiters is worthy OF recommendation.
TIE plain aud upright Mary Van Sled
recht, daughter of Van Dyke. had last
spring dangerous sickness, hut got SO
far well as to Ice ont of tire doctors treat
ment, hut kept lingering on, so Tint she
gould get no appetite, aud conltl not get
strength enough tn do her household work,
till within few weeks past. She used
hut one bottle of tue Bairrs. which, with.
the help OF God, has given her. strength,
,lnd she feels quite well; for while her hus-
baud gave me, the undersigned, his thnnks
for having recommended the BitIcrs for
his wife, aud requested me to have the
bod" 4 DuDGR,
Grand Rapids. Nlirh.
Tho above is literal translntiun from
the lust number ofthe ShebOygan N,eurS-
Oode. mv-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
cS5-TuE ELEcrtox.-Thg election YES.

TTuE ELEcrf"X.-The virrtisa yes
.sr!ay was as quiet and orderly as ever
t,ok place suywherc. We dill not hear of
,iagls row growing out OF politics. Tie
drinking saloons were all closed, and We
understand from some OF our friends who
unfortunately indulge in the seductive
faid OH important occasions, that it was
almost impossible TO get II drink of whisky.
Tie returns win show that secession was
kaorktl all to pieces 10 this city. Many
Of the Seseshers voted tout Of spite" more
.l.au any Thing else, and few of that
persuasion did'ut votes ull-Amoug these
latter were some Of that class who, Clike
the drunken man in rags that we saw
.Eaqgering about in drinking saloon not
Long ago,) are Union men but want their
"risats' They don't know what particular
rights they are being deprived OF, but if
rIry are entitiei to my II lditiomal rights
they want them. The.s go gu principle
They want their rights.
About the only excitement in town was
orrasioncd Ly the marching of the soldiers
through the streets from Camp Cnrlilp.-
Th"y came over To vote aguinst secession
at th-ir several precincts, preryring this
old legitimate way of doing things to the
rev tangled candle box game so extensive
IL pracmced in all the secession camps
yesterday, ind authorized 10y the late East
era Virginia Convention.
Delo~ " give tbs 70 uIt in the city in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Vessel Captured by the Conseds.

wAsniNGr"N. Nay 2s-The Charleston
Courier OF Tuesday, says that Lieut.. Pie.
holt, of the Confederate steamer Lndy Dl-
Wis, on Sunday morning, when about ten
mites from Port POyUl, tolr,ird the ship
b. ThompSnn. frnm Savannah hound 10
New York. She was tnkpnintO Port Roy
al, AMI is Detained to await orders lro,u
The proper
A despatch in the Petersburg cypress,
dated Norfolk. Tuesday. SAYS: "The Yam
kee stvnmers opened fire ngnin this NOR
ming on Onr batteries at ScwclI's Point.
Their fire WAS returned, AMI they funlly
retired for a rrst-hut afterwards returned
ami kept upa heavy cannonading for some
time. TIE extent of damage, if unyiis not
known"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
The Secessiontsts Attempt TO Cap
tire Ferry ROHt

CuAMBrusBuno. Pa. lluy 23.-On
Wcdnesday u Rht l4st,,n pGlty uf Virgin
iiuls nttenpl0.Lt0 capture a Ferry Boat On
the Potomac, mctr Clear Spring, Maryland
NOtirc wHs given To the Guiun micm Of
Clear Spring, aud three miles distant, who
turnrd uut to guard the h0at. During the
night the VirginiIus seized tito b"nt. INT
were fired upon 10y the gs;rd, aud when
midway ncrnss, had To abandon the prize
aid escape ina skiiF.
ItllnS t'een rcIiahy asccrtained that two
YirGiniams were shot. The ferry hoat was
returned nGuiu to Maryland on short notice.
requirements have reached Williams
port. All is quiet hers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
.5a2ly Oslegp.lph,
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
1ntelligencer.
Major General Butler at Fortress
Monroe--The Battery at seWall's
Point to be Captured.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-The steamer AIe.
lltne, from old Old Point Comfort, reports
that :ior General Butler and staff arrived
at Fortress MunrUr, yesterday nll, rnoon,
aud was received with the usual military
hUnurs. A grand review of the. truops
tOos place in the evening, when The line
embraced 4,0UO men, stretching clear
across the parade ground of tie Fortress.
q magnificent spectacle was presented,
and greut enthusiasm waA inanitested by
the men. -
II WIS understood ut Fortress Monroe,
that the United States steHmer minnesota
was TO make an uttuck gu hie l4tiefy AT
Sewe is Point, to-day, from the sea, whilst
n efficient land fUrre w0uhi be seht in.
small tug boats to effect At landing and
capture the bat cry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

CINc1ESETE. May 23.-Fnir demand for Flonr md
prices firm: sUperfine 4,d at s. 5,6I GII ESr,,Tt
den"hl for choice white Wheat md some parcels Of
N"nIlcSy Snlh at 81 5: RID Is tlll nj 9Sr and tile
2r. Eye dull at soc. Whi.ky in moderate demand
a. i2Izc Mess Pork tininal. and can be bought at
HnlE Meats or DNc'n- except ~ Iis sides at Z re
iyr a. bacon; LIr,i dh'l ut s4c. Gt1d dehau fnr
St,Iee NJ inl prices; ~ pSnt 49, 7133Ic ilStr In
Lir delnd; EnlcS ut 5I5rTc, Si1NsseS dull NJ 500
&C. fxSl,RngS dull Mt ~ premium. Currency Il
scarce; Kentucky money .rIc, being n decline 0F
per cent In the rate Of discount
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
From Washinrtnn

WAsHIxerpx. Mas pa passenger from
Annapolis states that the Winnii's steam
gun was brought there last night. aud will
probably he sent TO New York.
Many of The recent reports reIatiye to
the movement of troops, are not can Fm-,
ell by those hHving dirrction of military
affairs.
The New Gran9dinn Gomnlissi1ntr, gMr.
IIuriadO, appointed for the ssftiein M sot
tic claims OF citizens of the GnitSif aSStites
agalnst5the Republic, nn,ler the recent
Convention. has arrived here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

bS-CANP SEAR CuARGEsToS, VAIN a
notice ct the seizure of eontrnbnud goods
on the ".Allcn Collier" at Gallipolis, a few
dtysngo, the Cincinnati Press says, they
were, without doubt, intended for a seces-
sion camp, located a short distance above
Cmrleston. There are, ut that point,
about fifteen hundred well armed troup<,
mostly from EASTERN Virginia, who hnve
been place 'hcre with a lew of overaw
ing the U'i"nisls at the election on Thurs
day-yester.lay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

@rs0Ms time ago tue Uatoa pGblisbvd
the name Of Chps. j. Harrison as one Of the
Merchants who had paid license TO the
Southern Confederacy, Mr.. HARRISON re.
Pe"tedly rg9urstSdsthe editors to make the
correction tut they did not do it. He now
asks Us to state that be did not paw his
license, but in common with the other
merchants of the city he has determined
not to do SO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

HAPPROPRtArIXG A SrArE CANXoX.-
RuIy yesterday morning II crowd of men
Uniou men, it is supposed = went to the
A'hen'eutu building, aud g,iuiny an en-
trance into the establishment, hauled down
cannon belonging to tue State and run it
over onthe Island, where daylight and the
soldiers found it yesterday norniug. The
e'Hnun is Of very little consequence, AMI
has been standing for some time in an old
'lahIe yard on Quincy street. Recently,
however, it WIS taken to the Atucuaeum
by errtain persons supposed to he engaged
in the secession interest, and the boys con-
eln'le,l that it would lie brst to have it in
safe hands. The cannon was in tho sec.
Dad story of the building, anil being II
he1vy arrangement its removal must have
Oernsioned deal of trouble.
Some of the sol ltcr, had quite jolrfi-
S'tion over the cannon, mud they were rum
Ming itHbout the grounds yesterday. Nome
OF the soldiers, it Is but Justice TO say.
bal anything 10 dr. with the capture. MS
they are not l,ermittc T. 20 out ut night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

TME FINALS ORGAXIzArlOX is often as
friil as that OF tender flower. MANY of
the sex enter int" mrrriaGe relations with
out heing able To undergo tile lubors and
trials nj maternity. In this country
Thousands Of ynung md beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this cause
alone. ll"stcttvr's Celebrated Stomach
Bittcrs will save mnny of this class from
am nntimrly Eruvc. This medicine has
been used with great benefit ly immense
n'ImhrrS of p ioplG throughout the rcpnh-
lie. nnd the rrnprieturs have received
grateful commentators from nil sr-tiuns
ct the country. The Bittrrs will lie found
tq Ii" very pleasure to the ul<tc, even ns,,
beverage, and prompt aud powerful in its
effect SIS medicine. II intuscs new vital
ity into the frame. aud strengthens the
wll"le system, sn that women who use it
ARE enabled To go through with lahors
which would, without it, be certain to
prbsir.iIe them.
Sold by all druggists. my-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
D0r LADlEsf USloN As.oo,.r,oy

D8r LADIES USloS AssooIATIoy--rl,a
Ladies' Union Association, to which we
alluded yesterday morning, bus been do
Jug well in the patriotic purpose for which
'hey organized. They have already do
mated a large number of quilts to,the sol.
diers at Camp Garlic, and are working en-
ergetic.lly for the good OF the cause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
R3e FaoM Bnuors ~ p ,Ae,,,..,. 60

R9@F RoN BuooKs AND II lNcocx.-Froml
these counties wehave hers.say reports by
SOME travellers, at late hour yesterday
evening. They report the vule us almost
unanimous against the ordinance. There
'wt'l proIablY-"ll0wipg u large msjorfty,
not 9v Hfty votessfOr secession in the Two
counties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
SPECIAL. NC)l'ICHo.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
". a. pATCMRRoR,s lIAIR DYR.

WV ~. bAAClAsikolts HAIR DYE.
Tie only Hlrn'e,s and RaiGEls Dye KnOVn.
Alothsrs are mere limitations and should he avoid
ed II yau Wlsli roescaps ridiru e.
GREY. RED or RUs u HAIR dyel instantly to
nbe'ntiful AMI natural Drown OF Black, without the
feast injury to HAS Or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIZ. A BAEeHRLon sinee 1852, and over
100000 applications have been made to tie Ilair Of
the pltrUuS " his GslnoIs Dye.
( VIZ. A. BArClTsLOIl'S HAIR DYE produces. \,
color not to GedIstiaSqisliod from nature, md Is
SeaTranisd 90 inJut6 In tlivisast however long
It may be continued, and the III eets of bad Dyes
rousditd 1hS hair IsF1nTiguFntta f0r life By this
splendid Dye, which 3 properly sp2lisd ut 80. 10
,Boad STREET New York.
Sold the cities and towns Of the Untel States,
hy Drug sdsts and FRne% Goods D0tIeFE
Ths st,ulne has tile name '.NillHm A Batehelorn
sides of each box.
WHOLESALE PArTnRT. 81 BARCLAY ST..
aplO-ly Lsts :st3 broadway, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

@HCANp'oAntttr,-Thiuss about the
camp yesterday were comparatively quiet,
owing to the fact that all the soldiers from
all the adjoining counties. went home to
vote against the ordnance Of scces>ion.-
The Cameron buys, and the Brooke and
Hancock county boys, all marched out of
camp and took tue ears for their respcc-
tive homes. voted and returned ngaiu last
evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Canada Frontier 70 ba Armed.

ToRuATp. GannCia. Mag AZ The II,sS3sr
snrs there viii shortly E,e $4,000 Enfield
rifles In the PFoviEre, aud IN view-pf ma
rtudiug expediiiOns 0nlhe Canadian fromt-
Ter, from band nf men who will not he
ruled by the Washington Government, it
was recommended that the militia be
placed on . better footing Immediately.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
RD-RuMoRs OF a Row-Rn.,-,..

R-RUNoRs OF a .Row,-Rumors were.
presa 'v"t IA tue city last evening that a
serious 70" had taken place yesterday at
Station, between the Union men and the
SecesslOntsts during which Que man wa.
killed nnd several woundea.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

IIARRIsBuRo. Nav 23.-Tltree regiments
Of trnrI's frUm York are expesied to march
TO B ltim"rr via: Frederick. in =, few DAYS:
Canphells Flying Artillery will return
TO GhamI,erSburg Immediately.
A recanoiIerihg party hrs heen sent I'M
10 the lines NJ the Virsi6i91s, deidtcErd
from Vim. IrNip:s FeRimsnl,-5Y2
: GaInp 6iirtins Is sd good condition AMI
t9t troops in excellent spirits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Notice 20 Mall Subscribers.

1~A SIruArIoS.-A good boy, who
h.. had some experience at the printing
business, can OLtnin a situation ut this Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring & Harvest ImnlcmentS.

JOHNSON = PiliST CALL THIS: A'rTENTluS or
- Farmers anil Gardeners to their avn mako ~
IRON d lUDLE SHOVEL PLlUGIlS. with tile rat
snt Eunrli attached which prevents dirt and etneI
from being thrown upon tile young corn: thess
tinnEiS With their ground md polished steel Ahovs,s
MENr IL THE WORLD for WORKING CON, and 10.
tHt''eS. Alto superior Single and slonhle Wooden
Shovel PlurEhs nude FpreSEly for fully war
ra"tsd steel teeth expanding CultiuttOrs either
wonlsn or iron stocked, with the patent reversible
Also tho largest stock OF HAY AND MANUBH
FORKS, with the new SoLIp SFRNP EERuLs EOEK
togchrr W!Jh Harden and Field Hoes az ali ki, n
aiii ut very superior workmanship. We would call
particular attention TO the tEct that We arc the
GcHsInl dgeHtS and the distributing linure for
W,llCS. IMPROVED MuWlNG MACHINES tor
ak counties In ohio six counties In prnnrylvanIa
fhlly warranted. JOiiNSONt& FROST.
niyl u Main St
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

sBrAnRrvAt OF raoops A. B.,1.,,
A Regiment Of Ohio troops arrived lust
light at BelIair and went into eamn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

rS~FArAL RAILROAD AccmExr.-On
Nriarsl " morning u man named Dennis
Aiirile was kille,i by locomotive Of tile
Ptnsbargh and Cleveland roal, on the
track Of the Fort Wayne road, At Dix
mount sutton, above Kilhuck. 1t appehrs
''At the l'ceasad was standing on the
tack Watching the approach of train on
'as a'iioining trick, and lid NOT hear
Vs tain approaching him. The locomO-
i've struck him at full speed, breaking ono
o. bis legs, aud throwing him against a
sslssrlpa pole, which crushed his SKULL
lie body Frbopndet, breaking one OF his
arms On the cars, and then fell beside the
H1ek. The train was stoppca as quick rs
possible, the body was put on the cars, and
o'oa ihs up TO the station, where an inquest
Vas held, aud verdict in accordance with
'as t'ets ahove given returned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
NIotllers, road tl.i..

TheroIlOwiuEis nnoxtnaet rom u strerwritten by
the paftorof Baptist Church to rho journal and
Messenger Cincinnati OhiO and spraks volume, in
tAyor0 tllat wortl.rOa"wuet n,u,Iicne-NIEs WINS
Lows SoorlnSo SYRurFOH CHILDREN TErTmNo:
'We see Hn alysrtisvmenti in ynur columns Of Mrs,
WinAloS's s"othtHg syrup. Now we never said "a
word in favor Of patent medicine before Ia our life
but we feel compelled to say your readers that
thAis no hunnng-WE HAVE TRIED IT. AID Know IT TO
rs AL IT CLAIMS. IL is. probably, uue Of tic most
successful medicines of the ,Ia. because is one OF
the brst. And those OF yOnr r.su!rrs wItu have ia
bles et9't do better than to lay in a supply
Octl6-iy-d&u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

80 Nit'rARy.-Capt. Planke, so well
anu 'a'Orably known here as The captain
:. The German R'fismen. is r,.isinE Il crack
sO'nl'aay for three years United States SER
.,se, Those wishing to jim can do so by
:, upp =, at the store 70 IN under MelodSon
"'''' "Fmerly occupied ny I. N. Pumph.
Tue Captain now has 60 men, aud
4'pe' to ill up ia a DAY or two.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

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