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lrr. Tilton's Loyalty" Again.


We received on Mondny last note
from Mr.. Tilton complaining that we
mad not complied with our promise,
made, as he must have known, under!
an entire misrepresentation ofthe length
and character of the communication
he wished published.
We had felt gratified that it's publ
cation had been rendered unnecessary
by his having subscribed the oath of al
legiance prescribed by the late Repub-
lican Congress, as q test of loyalty to
the Government, and clear and dis
tinct denunciation of the doctrine Of
indepsndtnt State sovereignty set forth in
the Breckenridge platform adopted by
the Charleston Convention, and which
constituted the great leading distinctive
difference between the Charleston plat
form and that adopted by the Republi-
can Convention which nominated Mr..
Lincoln for President
At the time We made the promise ia
give NJ. T. . hearing through our col
smss, ws supposed that he merely
wished 10 deny the im2atation Of dis
loyalty 10 TIE Government attributed
to hin By Tie cosFesposdsat Of the s.
=. Bslleaia, asa whicA cos:d have beer
dose withia tie compass Of one or two
sqoasss q esr paper; and If this had
bssa III sole ohjset hs would not have
~eesPisA more thaa Inst spaee, and az
~ ~ - Psh,ishsd his oath Of allegi-
ascs - vosA havs deprecated it, pub
6salisa, ssahse thas 70 have insisted
uPsa esr s1ssslly Fsdss0ing pvomiss
ssaaissa ~ - alnose ssid, under
falss pssessesA
Il will b seeo 1T ~ " dsfsase" %
copies 0sss tn 80 sstigs es)smn Of
Our paPss, ~ thsss Who will take sh<
tsesbls 70 rod Il win discover tlat in
sess1 sfbsiag . Igt~se of Mr.. Tiltou'a
loyalty, ~ i gess further to impeaeh
i thaa anything nd By Tie correspon'
Asse e TIE Bnls1a. II Il b true, q
II alleged b NJ. Triton, that mo one
bat IN anonymous scsibbler had eve,
called biz loyalty into question:" e pro
positiea which. We take upon ourelf t.
1ay, Is ~ 6vs; and which we believe
avast majority Of the peorleofthe Ter
-itory vii, bear ns out in saving wha
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-02

prosecuting the war aud against the
Administration in every demonstration,
that they can make. No; the great
L..!i Is opened; choose Your pa1-tner
..nd take your position on the floor
aud we will sec whether you can keel
step to the music oi the Union or not.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-02

- Apples have lately sold - Il
rs twenty-five cents bushel in Pos
land, Ogn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-02

RArEs OF PAssAos.-The following
are the rates Of pasaags changed BY -
Panama steamer 10 Nee York: c.
(in, ga Is: sscond chin, $50 Is;
tesrage, elsS IS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-02

VoLUxT11na.-Tho Portland Tnn
Peys thae w. Kelly, Eaq, sfvsscss-
vse, - eooDsses1 sasslliag . 90.
asy AZ voluu1segu 6 thnt p1nee.
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- w. se1ss. sslicnAisas Z
Ussr rissh, e ~ s1suDsr Bsav
Wiis 1be 10y ssom.
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- h & r An - - o.
- tsla0ph, N - ssaFasssd =
- ~ e;Ght0su6na
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: - rhNssswragsnelssbo.tto b
sstablished in the Walls RalIh country.
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~Ths AAh~is~ go - ~ J@-
- CIT ; ru.aisg = passk -
C>sek bstwssa Peselnn1 - MOI
~ ~ ls1tse hsiag - - feapaA
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- - psosss1laop e . pats
nssaiss h Lswis essssy - SeussA
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- h ssssnsr ssssul1y 1nansAsa
= Cnsuah. o.. $1,000 - -
Yanhin tsn2A - ~ GhglG1snsl -
u. $500 IS
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- C61E11gnin Hn1nn1nnw - 60
~ tAsPaass - 6seps luAsly ~
1nuU - &c., - ~ o..
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roundedby difficulties, than by making
the following extract from q late speech
|of Daniel S. Dickinson, Of New York,
who, like Mr.. Triton, advocated the
election of Breckenridge and Lane, but
who is now striving to amend his error
BY yielding an honest aud cordial sup
port to the Administration Of President
Lincoln in its e6osts to put down tho
rebellion. Mr.. Dickensou says:
"You, gentlemen, who are qaivcr-
ing in your shOcs, whoever YOU are
zoo, peace men, ny from the Sodom
md GOmorr.h Of treason while Won
have . chance. Fly. The storm If
popular indignation Is . good deal near.
er than you imagine, aud the fire and
Rhinestone that will be cent upon you
IRE not far in the distance. They ars
Utmost Up with you. Don't stand their
faltering. The day Of peace propcsi
hons y over. II y Treason now. Yos
sre marked out - m Object Of -corn
Yoa can no longer he in favor Of ths
Onion, With a dagger in your hand
himed at it, vitals. You can no long
Be in favor Of prosecuting the war ana
throwing quer,,Ious objections in IL.
See of the Administration, beseiges
With every difficulty. lfyoa mean Il
hid the Government along with You
md shoulder your musket. If yos
Don't sbcnider your mu>ket and go into
the opposition ranks. Start off; we vii
give You = good radiance, and play yos
out to the Rcgue's March. You caI
no longer be aron both sides-in fsvo,
yof the Union and against il. in favor n
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-02

NALL D0ck 10 inc nvce where tncv could
be supported very conveniently BY Gen.
Stone and the portion Of the army that
had effected . crossing. The mes
|cbeyed in good order, carrying OF al
HE dcad and wounded. On reachiua
he position selected, The right Vic
karued though under The Gre cftAe eoe]
ny whicA essss1st midnight ThrosGh1
|p1t he GIT the baDaaeeof Gen. 6tose'd
es@naRa commenced esneuisg He vivj
- I'D threw up Temporary WORKS H.
beedeesd his position sase 81 eaal,)e
him 70 psstsct The crossing q he D.
kisioa Of 0ea. Raalks % thesr al II
movement was 10 eaahle to commaod
bf0es. Banks' 70 Be snfely transfssssj
b visyisia.
Evans aGtneked Col. Hakee n fiuu1
knd % boGh 1ns1n Gel CoGDwo1I
so ssddsaly tahsa psisoosg. Oud
lafbsnaGiea fee this nosuis9 = III
|Gsa. Benh' army snivsd 6 Tie Mary1
)aad las1isg Of Eaw.rfs Ferry, 81
|haye beea erossing TIE river incs d.y1
light
The Prssidset ~ assp]y aGscte
- ~ ssvs a ~ dsssa a tpl Rskse]
4joe-0sa. AcCls1la. ~ fnr Co
Basln' head quarasgs On ths Ga IT,
ncsning. Ths fgAe ~ . dsspsraa1
|Pee, and large sunbsu ware. kidd q
both sidss- Alteoagh ~ sae9y ~
auch stronger thas Css. GGans, theJ
wssc falling h:ck befoss oar tsstpS an
would undoubtedly hare bssa cstirsly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

THE peculiarities of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an occasio1 al
recourse 70 stimulants. It is Important,
however. that these shall be of aharmlcss
nature, aud at the same time ACCOMPLISH
the desired end Hostettffls Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article Its
effect mall cases Of debility are almost
magical. 1t restores the tone of the di-
gestiyes oEganssip fresh. yitalityginto
theswhole system, and giVes'that cheerful
ness to. the temperament, which Is the
most valuable sof,feminins attractions.-
The proprietors feel fnttered 'from-thc ftct
that manSof the most prominent medical
gentlemen In the Union have bestowed en-
,comigms upon the BitteFs, the 'yirtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knoVledged. There are numerous count.
erfeits offered for sale, all of which are des-
titqte OF, merit, and positively injurious to
the system jan7-lm.
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90 q Z q q II e y
.@g 5Of1egraph.
Reported for the Daily Int6Iligencer
FROM Charlelton.

GpARLEsroSs Jan. I0.-The dispatches
received here from Norfolk and Washing
ton, announcing that the sIoOp of war
Brooklyn is coming hitl err with an armed
force, have created an intense excitement,
and great preparations are being made in
the harbar to prevent her ingress. A large
| steamer, called the Marion, OF the Charles
ton and New York steamship line, has
been purchased by the South Carolina au-
thoritics and ordered to be ruzed for
man ot-war. Her upper cabin has been
torn OF, and an armament supplied.
All the buoys in the harbor have been
taken up. 7.-7s
From present indications there seems to
be no doubt hut that the Btooklyn will be
fired into, and that Fort Sumter will then
open fire on the South CAROLINA fortified.
lions, and the fight become general. The
people are preparing for it and the worst
The Brooklyn cannst come in without in.
volvinR a great fight. Major Anderson
viii protect her. He has only pledged
himself not TO prevent commuuicatiou be-
tween the South Carolina forts, until
Lieut.. Talbot returned from his mission 10
Washington.
A steam tug, called the Aid, Lieut..
Howither, OF the U. s. Navy, commanding,
left the wharf Tonight to reConnoitre.-
She is mounted with, one gun.
There is much talk about sending to Sa-
yapnah' for tugs to take the place Of gun
boats. 80
CHARLESTON, Jan. H. The excitement
has somewhat abatsd in consequence of
the pacific nature of the adviccs from
Washington. The enlistment of soldiers
goes on, but all is quiet.
The Legislature has transacted no bust
ness of Importance
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BUsIEIlIEss NorToEs.E
DD-sEcarT OF BrAury.-LAIrD,s Bloo,

1S@SEcRET OF BEAurY.-LArED,s Book
oFsYouTH, OR LIQurD PEARL, for beautify-
ing and preserving the complexion and
skim This Invaluable aadsH6aderful toll
let article was discovered by celebrated
chemist in France, somS years since, land
it is TO him that all the Courts of Europe,
at the present age, ows, all their beauty
and loneliness, This preparation, with all
Its slmplicity'and purity, there is no arti-
sic that viii compare with 1t as beapti-
flyer and preserver of the complexion and
skin. Mr. Laird procured the receipt of
him some two years since; he has, during
that time, given it perfect trial amongst
MS own personal friends and the nristo-
cratic circles of New York City, who have
used it with unqualified admiration, so
much SO that they would consider the toll
let imperfect without this valuable and
purely harmless preparation.
For sale by REED & KRAFT,
decl0, Centre Wheeling,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12
PONY E,4pr.s..

FORT KEGrXEY, Jan. little Pony
passed about / p. n.
SAX FRAXCrsco, "a, $40 P. M.2The
news is untmportant. The holiday fes-
tivitics and rniny weather has interrupted
business. Z
The Poney Express dates received from
Washington IRE to the l4th inst, and the
serious aspect of the secession movement
at that time forms the commouest topic
for conversation and newspaper discus
siops. Tue stntemsnts nadciir the U: s:
Senate by Mr. latham, that California
will 60 with the union Of the North and
West, no matter what occurs at Tie South,
is generally commended by the newspa-.
pers, and is Undoubtedly correct repre-
sentation Of tie vast majority Of our peo-
pie on the disunion question. The most
ultra Southern men here have an idea
that California will 20 With the Southern
States, or set up for herself, If disuni0n
takes place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12
Constipation OF Costiveness.

No onp Of the any Ills that flesh il heir to-, IL so
prevalent little and so much neglected
as Costtveness. Originating in careessSess or
sedentpry habtsi It Il regarded as algllt disorder
Of too lftlp consequence TO excite ah&iefy while in
reality It "a the prscursor and companion Of pAuy
the mOst fatal aud dangerous diseases, aud unless
early erudcated II will brinR tile sufferer to an u-
timely grave. Among tbs lighter evils Of which
Cottiveness is the tIattendaut are Headache,
Collie, rheumatism, Foul breath, Piles and others OF
like nature, while long train Of fightfuI diseases
such as Malignant fsvsrs, Abseesses DyBentery DI-
1rrsIoa, Dyspepsia Ap0plcxy, Epilepsy Paralysis,
Ilysteria HypOchOndriasts, Melancholy and insanity
first indicate their presence In the system by this
alarming symptom. Not nnfrequently tho diseases
named originate n Constipation, but take on nm In
0n early stage. From al these Considerations 1t fol.
lows that the disorder AtOul1 receive immediate at.
tentlOn whenever 1t occurs, md no person should
neglect to get box OF CophAlc pills on the first nI,-
peRrance Of the complaint their timely use will
expe the Of disease aud destroy
this dangerous foe TO human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

WAsuGSGToX, Jan. IO.-The National
| Volunteers bud a meeting th.night, for
the purpose of Perfeeting and extending
their military organization. Several hun
dred persons were present. One of the
resolutions adopted reads us follows go,
ReSolVed, That we will act in the event
of the withdrawal of Maryland and Vir-
ginia from the Union, in such a manner
| as shall best secure ourselves and these
Suites from the evils of foreign and
hostile government, within or near their
borders.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. little case of
| Kentucky against the Governor of Ohio,
who refused TO issue his warrant for the
arrest of LNgo, charged with having on /.
ticed5a slave from Kentucky into Ohio,
was set to-day in the Supreme Court, but
the Attorney General of5Ohio having for
Warded an affidavit that a professional en-
gagement prevented his attendance, the
| case was postponed till the 9th of Febru-
airy. Kentucky was ready by counsel.
General Dix, of n, Y, as stated yestcr-
day, was rendered the position Of Secre-
tary of War, but preferring that of the
Treasury, the President to-day sent his
nomination TO the Senate for this Office,
Mr.. Thomas having resigned. The rule
requiring u reference of nominations 10
1.-THE appropriate committees, is always
courtcousIy suspended when the nominee
is an Ex-senator, as is Gen. Dix, on the
ground that his character aud 1qualificn-
tiQns are sufficiently known without a spe.
cial Investigation. The rule on this occa-
sion was unanimously suspended, and the
appointment of Gen. Dix Immediately con
| irmed. ass
The members now IN the Cabinet are a
unit on the present political question, all
those claiming the right of secession hav-
Ling retired. ....l.-I.s :. 5l.llL -LE-zaa q.
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by rELEGRAPH.

BAInMoRE, Jan. ll.-FIour arm; Howard street
sold at $3.50, and City Mills and Ohio held at The
came rate Wheat steady; red at 81 09I 30, white
Sl,4S@l,U0. Corn firm; new white and yellow At 81
@63c. Provisions steady. Mess PORK $l7,5O. 2 Lard
lOc. Coffee active; Rio 121E913c. Whisky dull
and heavy at l9930c.
more demand; prices unchanged Wheat In better
demand, ut yesterday = decline. Corn Oats IySand
harley unchanged. Whisky declined to 1879, and
closed dull. Hogs dull and unchanged. There Is u
good demand for meas y irk AtEsl625. Bulk meats,
hard, and green meats unchanged AMI Lnt little do
ing. There Is a good demand for Coffee: sales at
NKw YoRK, Jan. 11.--PlOur firm; sales 10000 bbIs.
It S52595,3I1 u tor State; $5,S065,9O for Ohio, and
SSb@1 for Southern. whCRt-SAles So OOO bus Mt
HlS9l,2l for Chicago Spring: 81 .2I@l so for Mil
,Eaukie Club, and Sl,STIl@1,3S for red Western.
Sorn firm; 52,00O bus, sold at 70GpI1. Beef firm.
Pork Arm at ST.. Whisky dull at 1874 1a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

b8- WE mentioned yesterday morning
the case of a lady whOfdted at the house
OF her husband, on Fourth street, last
Saturday morning, but who has not yet
been inferred, owing ITO certain remarka-
Bls.s signs of life manifested Tosdayg will
be one week, since the death, and stillthere
is no change. Theicorpses willanOti be tin-
TERED until putrifaction commences, oil
which, thsreis 1t, present no sigd,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12
.PIrrapuRon, Jnn. 10 mao .ennir..r

PiTTssuRoH, Jan. ia mass eepyeu-
tion Of the working men. an Immense
gathering, was held here tonight. Henry
B. AeCarty, President Of the Trades Az
sembly, was called 10 the chair, and " d.
appointed Secretary. Resolutions e8prcS-
sfve Of fraternsl attachment to the Union,
and.cRlling upon the President to execute
the laws against all traitors, were edoEted
with most hearth good will. They.fa 4
National Convention Of tho working men
At Philadelphia on 22d of EabrnaEy.s 81. /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

TwENTT MILLIONS or DOLLARS sAyRD--AIr. Spald-
ing has sold two R0hs Of bottles Of his celebrated
Prepared Glue aud ms estimated that each bottle
saves at least ten dols worth OF brUkeu furniture
TINS making an aEgrcgate of twenty millions Of
yenti0p. Having made his Glue 4 hOusellnll word
he now proposes 70 do tbs world still greater Psrvc
by curing al the taiehing heads with Ills CGhhaIic
pills and tfthry arr god his Glue, Headaches
viii soon yaRish ayaY1 lllSs SNOW IL July
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MIscHrI4 .f5s6Us.

The AslAtaANi4ioS d LAhstS GE5- There Is a
GrpNins tsnlencY in this age To- Appropriate the
FlSst sSI'gStfa E6pi u ssr III sSsl amer
while TO lne9ET9E4te !em tHt pnr l,v thus the
word Cephalie, which u frUR the 6rcrk signifYiuS
''tOr the he0d ID now becoming In cub
nection with AR. Gpauldins great aeRdncle remc.
dy, but u will SOON he usea u mora sehs taF WRy,
aud the word pephaiic Viii leIoilIo ~ rSnihlp1 Is
iecttOtyi'e and MANY Othsfs WhCss Glbtfhcti6n rs
toregn WVFds hnS beeIl UUTh afaJ BY cIAiInnn usage
until they seem native aud to tile manor bOrIi'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

Cs=Oy1R E1gx EEST, atll the mental care ami
anxiety Incident q tOse attention to business or
study, are a1lOng tht numerous cAtscs of Nervous
Headache The di ablered state Of mind ard BODY
incident to this distf Slng complaint Il a fatal blow
TO all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disor-
der can always Oblaih speedy relief fIln these dis
trcssinB attacks N n8fng one Of the Cephalc pill
whenever the syinPtoHA appear. It qmlets the over
tasked brain. and 8oOthes the strained and jarring
nerves and tho tension Of the stomach which
always accompanied and aggraNates the disordered
condition OF the brain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

,gS.s ~ > : - q Y
~ DIM y9u ever have the Sick HCadaehe! DO
yod remember the thFobbing tempies, the feyered
brow the tdathInG and disgust ut the sight Of food.
HOW totally unit you were for pleasure, cOnVe.sa-
tlon or stndy 0o Of the OephRIic Pills would have
relieved yOn fEOtn all the suffering which you then
experienced F0F thiEand other purposes y1u should
RWnyR have box Of them on hand to use As occasion
requires. 81 ,.,a ii-l.f5,I
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a Raa1 Rlessinn

payFteiqn-wel Mira ones, how Is that headache!
AIRS. JoltsS-G6nsI Doctor, all gone! Tie PHI yon
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish
Ray5ieiQg-You can got them, at any Druggists
Call for CePlaic pills; find they never fail, and
recommend thou in al cases of Headache,
Ars. Joiles-I Eiall send for a box directly, and
Shail tell all my sgOrpg hsnd5, for they arr real
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

B%THE snow which fell yesterday
Brought out tue sledgss and the boys on
the sliding places, and Young America
took an unceremonious possession Ofiall
the inclined streets. We heard too, the
merry jingling of sleigh bells and the
merry laugh of the occupants of flying
cutters. The sleighing was anything but
good but some seem TO think it better than
none. 5 sas.T.f
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81 IlEADACIE is the tayotite sign by which ma
tute makes known any deviation whatever from tho
natural state Of the brain and Ia this light It
may be looked ON a. a Safeguard Intended to give
notice OF disease which might othttWiSe escape at.
tenfOn, till too lRie to be FUnedtEd; and It's idra.
tionG should never Be neglected. Headaches may be
under two naiies Viz: and
common and is the hrecur61f Of great VARIETY u
dtEeases. among which are ApgPlexy, Cont tniaa.
tEn and all feble diseases In it6 nervous form II
Is sympathetic Of disease Vf the stomach constitute
Ing SICK headache, OF hepatc disease constituting
6a'oHs headqehE, Of worIns constipation aud other
disorders Of the bowels, well renal and uterine
ahcctiona. Diseases OF theeaFt arc very frequently
attended with HeadacHesi Anstih and plethora are
also affections which frequently occasion headache
ldio3athte ueadaehe I also Fery common, IGipg
usually distinguished by the name OF HtTr0Hs hsuC
00te sometimes coming sud- in y state OF APP
Purently eonnd health aud prdttating at once the
mental and physical energies, and In other
Il comics on slowly, heralded " depression Of spirits
or neerbity Of temper. In most Instances the pain
e In the front Of the heI both eyes and
sometimes provoking Ypnlngs under this cla3s may
also be named ReuTlil0ii q -ss' p ''ifs's'
For the treatment ii either Slajs Of Headaehe the
Cepha!tc Pills have been found sure and safe RENE.
dy relieving the most acute paIns In tuw minutes,
and BY itS subtle POKER Grad eatlhg the disease OF
which Headach6i5 the hnEfTi6g index
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

B8-FATAn AcoIDEXr BY FIRg.-The
other day in Steubenyille, child of John
McAdams, was SO badly burned that it
died few hours afterwards, The child,
was eleven years old and insane from its
birth. II caught fire when its parents
were attending the funeral ofa neighbor.
An older sister was also badly burned in
extIuguishihg the flames. IS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

BarSISoE the holidays, business and
in fact trade of all kinds has been univer-
sally dull in this city, aud as merchants
are mostly engaged in taking an account
ot9stock, aud settling up the affairs of the
pest year, they do not invite, and in fact
are not particularly anxious for the pres
emit trade ,Aai- a'A - 'sis=t gis'N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

FACT WORTH KNoWINd.+ Hpaldihs's Cephalic Pills
are certain cure fnr Sick Haadaehe Bilious Head
ache, Nervous Headache, C0stiVeneSs and Geileaal
Dehllity.r rSs-s sss..-rg \ f7qsl
s-4tsE y Etk5FIs5 - 2 . s-t- ? I - = q
GREAT DlscovHRIS-Among the mort Important Of
all the great mealral discoveries Of this age maybe
considered tho system Of Vaccination for protection
from Small PQI.S,the eeplalic PHI fF relief Of
l1eache, and he use OF cninine for the prevention
Of Powers, athfF DG which ia sure alecihe, whose
beeltS VIII " ferieTeed BY auherint; humanity
long amer tllGif dlse,yereEy are forgotten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

III 'ad N 'orriLle 'sadashe this E4ternoon, hand
stePptl into the hapot had says tI 10 the
Inall .Can you helse Of an 'espehel' 'ADoeE 1t
upon that e gave me CephRlic Pill, hand pOn ME
on"F y cured me 50 quick thAt aFdly realized Tad
nd an 'eadAchA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-12

sT.Louls, Jan. lg-By order of Gen.
Scott, a detachment of forty Federal
troops, under Liept. Robinson, took pos.
session OF the Sub-Trcnsury, Custom
House and Post Office buildings, early this
morning. Everything it quiet.