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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

I-FtAo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
Camp Garlic, 3. N. Norton Esq.s pFysen-
ted splendid dag to Capt. Plauke's COM
pany, who were mustered into the service
Of the United States for three years, In
doing so, Ne. 3. made a patriotic speech,
ia which he slalel the fact the Germans
knew what dpspotism WAS, anil were AT
ways ready 10 tiy to arms to resist it. he
said that the rebellions secesstonists were
tying to inaugurate the very same system
of tyranny frum which mani. Of the libsr.
~ loving Germans had fed. The speech
was frequently applauded, and had a very
preceptible eject upon those 10 whom il
was addressed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

E8- ARREsT OF MAJ. A. LoRISG-THR
CONNuSrTy AsIoSrsRED.-The people of
this city were greatly astounded yester-
day morning upon learning that Major. A.
Lortug, the sheriff of this county, had
been arrested by U. S. officers, aud was
about being removed to Grsfton. His ar
rest Was made about 2 o'clock, a. NJ,
while the Major was in his bed at the NJ
Lure House. He was taken to the b Il It'll
m re & Ohio Depot, where he remained
until seven o'clock, when the train left for
Grafton Mlj. Laring's arrest Is said to
have been oscasioned by certain papers
found upon the person of WI. Wiley,
who was captured after the skirmish at
PhillipPi, and who is charged with lead
ing The parry who destroyed the bridges on
the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad, between
this city and Grafton. Nothing, however,
is positively known in regard TO this
Mi. L1ring la, recently returned from
Richmond, aud it is surmised by his
friends that he mty have brought some
ptpers TO Mr. Wiley, in which his own
utme is mentioned ne bearer or other.
wise. We sincerely hope it may appear
thatthe Mai rs arrest is the result of a mis-.
take, and that he has had no completely
whatever in tho rebrllious movements oil
the sesessIouists. We believe it will so
turn opt,whsuthe proper examination Il
had.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

LFAvEHwouTH, June 5,-on Monday
night II volunteers from Camp LinrOiG,
headed by S rGedH Decnrin of the EIwUod
Guards, armed with MIME riHss aud re-
vOlvers, marched to IatAn, Mo-, IL miles
nb,'ve ibis city, crossing the river in skiIIs.
Their purpose being the cnpture Ofn srceS-
sion Tag. Decurin demanded the dag by
of the o. 5. The fig was hiui-
cd down and the party started 0n their re-
turn, when they were fred at 10y sevessiOn-
istss 4udslli5s me WIS sfslnrned. Thrce1 Of
the soianteers 6ers wounded one severely.
The affair CAUSED mlleh talk inttitfss city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

.B9 AnRlyAL OF soEp1Eas.-A company
of ape looking soldiers arrived in the city
yesterday from Morgdntown to enlist here,
in the service of the United States.
A company also arrived from Pittsburgh,
and wsllshurg las: night, on the steamer
John T.MiCOmbs. They were received on
the landing with enthusiastic cheers, from
about two'tlo,sand persons who had been
attracted to the landing BY the music.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06
Notice 10 man subseribers.
DROWNED.

YESTERDAY AscEltNOoN, WHILE BATHING
i At thu Landing Of the Belmont Iron WoFts
nm Meyer, aged about 10 years, son Of ChRE SIoys
er suitable reward will be given FOR the rscov.
cry OF he body on giving notice the once u the
Belmont NOFke, iet-YtE-+
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

BosToS. June 6.-The Sd Maine Regi-
meut, l,OUO strong, GuI. Howard commando
ing, lett this mUrniuR for New York via
Fall River. The Regiment goes fully sup
piled with horses, baggnge Wagons, aud
all the necessnry camPequippage,
Tue conduct of the AIprcau Consul at
tlnl!iax, N. s., has led tOa public meeting
of Americans, who adopted tue following
resolution
Resotbed, That we feel mortified ut the
lart th"t we lave Hn officer of the Coy
ernmrut in our midst who not only am
proves of the corruption AMI treason ut
home, hut Iuisrepreseuts aud viliities nut
ouly the Republican party but the whole
people of the North.
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The St. Louis Habeas Cornn. Coco

The st. Louis Habeas Corpus Case
ST. Louis, June 5-In tue Mcdonald
case, this morning, returns to the writ of
hdIedS corpus were maze 10y Coils. Boern-
-s'ein, Brown and McNeaI, brimg suhst,tn
TALLY the same as those of Gen. Lyon and
Col. Blair. An attachment ngaitst Cant.
Lyon was Then applied for By the pe,iiion-
er's counsel. WfirlT Judge Treat declined
to- issue on the ground of Insufficient
proof shaving that such step ought to
lie taken here. The case rests for the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The BaiIenn saws
Col. Anderson feels sure no troops ure
coming here. no interference from Ten
nessee respecting Rai.rnnd matters being
anticipated, mud tile townsville and, Nash.
vile Railroad Will obey the ordsrs of the
Federal Government.
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From New york.

EEwt YoRk, Jhne 5.-The steamer City
of Washington, from liverpool, is below.
Her dates have been anticipated. Tie
Steamer Columbia Is also signalled below
from Hnynln.
The transport steamer Caatzacoalcos has
arrived from Fortress Monroe with It's
members of Col. Bnrtletr's Naval Brigade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

PHILADELPHII, Stay 6.-Piour dan Anil UNCHANGED.
uPernIs ling at SSG5.5O; extr7ls 1928 and family
~ S6:l2 Wheat steady; COO Inns. sold vt SI.369
To LOT red IN store, and 81 IS RdaG white S,ls.-
Rye lower, Corn In fair iicmAnd; 1000 hus sid AT
6tS Con quiet at ll9l2 for lilo, Whisky duh ut
lh149l1..
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go Qoop sualkcr ron Y.r,rr F,,n-

1E0 a GVgp 9uBJkOE FOR VANITY FAIR.
The excitement consequent upon the en-
trance OF the Federal troops into Fairmout.
having in great degree subsidized, the pro-
pie OF that phase have time TO look over
the Geld of incident thereby uerasiuned.
and tOnppreeiats some good things which
happened as the pauic-stricken Seceshers
abdicated the town. oue of the best
things told and reliably youched for, is
about the faeetiOus Billy Mcdonald, Of II .
Ftirm"nt YIrgiRidH. and the venerable JON
athAn Raymond. When Jonathan heard
that the troops were coming be hastily
mounted au old horse, got up on the hat
rack principle, and was about making for
the woods, when Billy Mcdonald, who be-
Ing professional picker up of inconsiIer-
ats tribes, WAS not far behind Jonathan in
hearing the news, came rushing into the
presence Of tue latter, armed with shil-
lelah, and begged to be taken up behind on
the old skeleton. Jonathan ut first refused,
on the ground that he desired to nuke no
arrangement calculated to impede the pro-
gres, of the bully charger, but Billy is a
"perswadia' divii," aud his eloqaeace
auiIlY prevailed upon Jonathan to let him
up. Allthat the old horse bad on was q
-Sl,nd brt1le, aud Il ,ymOud aud Melon aid,
61sh were armed with big sticks with
which they belaOored tie uured sides of
tue OH horse, and
-skelpt on through mud aud miro.
DesptsInS wind and rain aud trs.
John GlIpiu's ride was ruuuy, AS on that
occasion it is said,
The dogs did bark. the chIIIrsn screamed,
Up He~ ths WIadows all,
And every voice cried out well done"
As 'ui IS they could bAwI.
Tim O'Stmnters ride. too, was fearful,
but neither are to be compared viii the
modern double bare back feat of Ilaymond
and N,DonAl While all this was going
on 2. Kidwell was crawling out of his sta
BILE through dung hole, aud borrowing
another old horse, worth about twenty doll
lars, the owner of which conveyed 2 de
kiah about a league and then made him
pay about two hundred dollars for the old
crow bit. We hope thar Harpsr's Weekly,
RsaRk Leslie or Vanity Fair will do this
picture up. Never was a more brilliant
chance for a humorous artist to immortal
ize himself.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-River rising, with
6 feet 10 inches IN the canal. Weather
clear. Mercury TIo.
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WAsnIxGrox, June 5.-The belief exten-
stvely prevails, that It new levy is to be
called for by the War Department, and
various offers have. therefore, been made
of regiments additional 70 thoIe already
accepted; hut it is uscertained that no
such levy is cNnteinplated., -
Current reports and the newspapers
have sentsa feet with troops down the Po
tomoc:T last night, but This lss news 10 the
Navy Department iitssss AssI fsli-ss8K5a
Juhn P. Sdnderson, nm. ex.C Chief Clerk
of The War. Department. has recently been
appointed LieuIenant Colonel in the army.
and viii be second in cOutin4nd to Co!olel
Anderson. -345iilN
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aJaYiC o.
CURE
~ N5Head7os
CURE T@s
NerVouSHeadaChe
~ kinds in5 o
/; a.

. y rue use Of these PILLS the periodic attaekSo
Ees0Hs or Sick HeaLaekS may s ORE ~, a.
s1HSn " the commencement Of an attiek i1lsdStS
tells' ir0n pain and siskne's win b eb,snSd,
4HeS seldom fail in removing the NGi,;SS -IIEna
Hsaaashs TO which FsmalEs are 20 Snbjsct..7
Ehey act gently upon thsBOwc.s,.-repoyisr Co,
E0F Literary Asn, Ssaists, Delicate Femal:S, and
a' Persons Of sedesary haGits they are ySIpn6i ..
LaFaf'ss improving the yfyini- to,e ma
steoE to The digestive organs, and rSs,Urtpr rs -
- ssaty and stEensth q the vhOlesyStsm.
HnS oEPIAElo PILLS are The rSsuit q Ione.ss.
SesiisAsl9a and elF1fiIly eonASeEsd tpSFlrossts.
seAl5s Sssn In u9o any ysArs, during Mo 49,
'Hs8 Ws.s PSSfenfSd and relieved ayGSt amopps
pam ana suffering run uOsIsehs. vbSfhSr eyIs,,,.
Elrs In tho "aTV0Ss VStam e. fF1a aSrsSGsa ~.
OF the FtORaeh. - = =. $50 =.
Ghey az outirSlv HeEetabiO Ia thoif eSFeeSitiA /,
ena may % taken u al timos VIII pSftet sSfiy
Nltneas making any change q diet, ed a. -
81 e'g s.asgs''aes rsaa5 4 sGsy o asftifr
BEWARE OF couNTRRFEiTsls.
E1S genuine have aVS slSuituroS OF iSlrFy-c-ssa,
Ing on each x zf. go
sold byOe. lstsand ali othefDsAtsf HsdIsts,.
- b0z vii De sent by mall prepared oh4seolpg ..
PRICE as oENrs.
AllOrdsF1 shOald be addressed 70
HENRY G .sPALDINc,
4s Cedar ST., NeVSsYSr1E-
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYANS PULNIONIC WATERS


rae Original Medicine EAtablishel In 1851 and irst
article Of the kinl sver introduced undeFtIIe name
oEseULd0SlofWAREns," In this or any other conn
tryi all other Pulimmic Waters arc c1unterlrits
Tho genuine can be known by tho mama lIlYAN
being stamped on each MAPER-
BRTAS's l'uLN1NIc YAYBRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat ILoarsencas
BETAN's puLNlNIC YAHERs
lteueTe Asthma, prOnchitiS DiEHchlt Breathing!
DRTNN'S PuLNoXIc WARERs
Relieve Splitting Of blood, Pains In the Chest,
BRTAN'S TULNOSIc Warns p s1t4.3z
Relieve Incipient Consumption. Lung DiseaseS
DRTaSs PuLNoS'o wAHERs
Relieve Irritation af the Uvula and TonSils.
BRrtN's PuLMoNIc wAHERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
DRrAS's PULN0SIc WAPERs
ARE = Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BETANs PuL4oSIr W4PERs is1gk 4
Arc adapted for VocAlllta and Public speakeFA.
BEIASs PuLHoHIo YARERs
are IN Z etulp'e form and pleasant % the taste.
.,i .,l RRT1Sis PULNoHIo warns
Not only relieve bat effect rapid and lasting Cureh
BRHES's PULNosTo wAPEHs
Arr warranted TO give Satisiietlon 70 every one.
~ Ho family should be without box Of
# BRT4H's -PULIiONTc- WGREES
In the house. - 10
No traveller nhonld he without a suppiy Of
DRYkS 8 PULtbSIc WAVES
is-T - IN his picket. - 3 s-7i ssssE z.
No person. Will ever object to give for
B1T4Nsf PULStnNIc WARERS -}-t
.,,5=,.s. IN oltY-typ Cent?.
JOB MOSES, Sole Propulsion, Rochester, n. z. 4
Sold In Wheeling by 7. u. LOdAN=& co. and
LAUGHLINs : RuSHFIELD.
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Revolutions Of Respeot-The Mass.
aehnsstts Volunteers s. 10

nosToS, June 5.-The City Council las.
night adopted appropriate resolutions of
resrect TO tue memory of Senator Douglas.
The 7:h, 9Th, 9th, 10th, and / Ith Infantry
regiments have been ordered into Camp
for llrrpdt'ttfuu Tor active service, when
called fur by the Guvtrnme /. The Isl.
regiment las been mustered into the ser.
vice Of the Unite'i tItes, AID it is cxt e L
ed will leave in a few days. They white
followed by the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th, and 9Th
regiments vi volunteers.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
COOPER a. SHNSEd VIEW

A NE now receiving aud opening very large Stock
IA Of FANCY ANDSTAPLE BRY.t tODS bought
in Phtlael phia and New York, midst the great war
excitement. vt panic prices for CA-H. Our friends
and custuiers may rest assured that prepared
to ODER them Eeat bargains In all kns Of Dry OOs
my5o IoPER s SENSENEY.
POTATO PLANTS, TO9TA-
- TstzlANO oABBAGE PLANTS. received daily
from the hot beds, and for sale BY the thousand,
hundrel and d,ZOn, at the lowest pFteea by "a ~
JOHNStIS 4 FROST, .
myl6 No. q, Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

GaT Cor, KrtEy'si eliest. daughter ar.
Fiyed.in this city last evening on her way
to visit herfaIher.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

R9rBoY DaoWxED.-Ye Yesterday after7
noon little son of Chas. Meyer aged
about IL years, was drowned in the Ohio
river between EoR' landing and the Bel
mont Mills. He was Tin swimming with
two Othsr-lads, Whea the Wavesof the Fer
~ hoatcarriel them out into the stream.
Some other boys jumped in to the rescue
and succeeded in saving all but the one
named. In eudeavOring to rescue the lad
named Meyer, a gallant little fellow named
Homes came near loosing his own life.
"a Ar HALF MAsr.-Most of the Gags
IA the city were yesterday hanging at half
INST in respect To the memory Of the late
lane ted Stephen a p,pslaa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

R8rACcIDENT AT CAuP CARLILg-Yes.
terdny morning soldier named Christian
EIesse, member of Capt. Plauke's compa.
ny, now eucnmped on the Island, arciden-
tally discharged a pistol which he had in
his hands. by the shot of which he lost
three fingers of his right hand. Hcisnow
At MIR. Rennyr's hotel. Main street. The
accident, of course. renders him incompo-
tent for the duties of soldiers.
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Movement Of ,TTIE98op. e cairo Capt:

Ie8 4GUQQal0s 500
ST. LOUIS, june 6.-'rGv cwtlfth Illinois
Regiment, Col. Macarthur, from caseyville.
embarked on the steamer City Of Loufsi.
ana, at East ST. Louis. last night for Cairo.
Col: C0ok'siregiment. also, lett Alton last
night for the same destination. Il IS un-
from Wisconsin, and still Otter4 fr,,n1
Ghirago5 arsileaying soutliWaFd, bound for
The RepHbReon learnS that application
was made Yesterday and to-day 10 Judge
Treat Of the Q, 9. District Courtat Spriug-
field. III, for writ of AG6sa1 eorpts COM
mHndiuE Col. Macarthur, of the Illinois
Regiment stationed at Gaspyvillp, 10 nro-
'lurs the body Of Capt. AlGDUnaid heEore
said Judge at Springfield. Cul. Macarthur
declined to obey the writ. alleging tint he
had no Instructions from Gen. Mcclellan
to deliver up the prisoner.
Capt Mcl)onald accompanied Col. Me-
ArIhurs Regiment to Cairo.
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Not long since sent to you Tor hog Of CephslIo
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous HeadacFe aud Cos.
uTeneeE and received tile Eame and Tiny bod % go
an G6aet Etat Itpag fsdueGd % sind J6F. StoFe,
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. Z. NIIEELHR, F--il5-
-tt{sst YPilantl, 1Ileh. ;
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ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Afnyor Taylor, be-
lieving thers was a seltl6l isternin1ti0a
on the part Of majority Of the B.arit of
Common Council 70 embArrAss his actions
as chief executive of the city, rendered
his resignation. sterlIy. which was ae.
&c ;1Iei 10 tx fcullHe session. last night.
ing pllft df.a battalion of Hume G mris,
untler romman Of Mi. Hunt, reached
this city yesterlly were sWuFn INTO tic.
servire Uf the UhiteI States, furnished
with arms, and returned home last night.
MuskstsrRere Hts sent To- tltiTr cotifat 81
who viii be duly sworn in by Mll. Hunt.
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| Written arguments have tPs1 submitted
in the MeC6r.iirls Patent Extension ease,
but the Commissioners viii not fnslly de-
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EvASsytEEE, June 5.-,T'hs nth Indiana
Il Rlmeut q lplxes, Col. Ts.Isces Je,tys TO-
I ghtfdE GamhB etEtns lISisl 0flers Is this
effect having been resolved to-day
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GRARros, June 5-s ".
To Csc. HARRISON Col Kelly has lust
arrived aud feels comfortable.
G, W HARRtsOs.
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-, fFoEstts l.zEsifae53 E0tJeEE, "a. ~
cases. With entire success ?, = =. = z
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go1rlol VoTE.-The following is
the official vote of the election of Tues
'iny for members of the Convention of the
It'll. 1t will be seen that Messrs. Lamn,
Paxton, Hubbard and Harrison are the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

Minister Corwin passed through Jalapa
on the 4tl of May, on. his, way toftIe city
Of Mexico, having had pleasant aid ini
portant interview ut the latter city, with
the Mexican minister 70 France. who re-
Gently arrived III New York en- ronts for
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20 e L.sas.ansr, Nptl,t. q.

cephaiie PllSacc9npIIph the ObieL. for wItel tIey
were made, TiEs y is II headache In Allie Sor1.
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BEllE VERNoN, 0Ho, Jan. Is, 1881.
Please hnd enclosed twenty-five cents, for Whish
send me another bsx of your Cepllailc itfIIr 5cSI
are htty the ct IfLlG IhaUe srer tyIsd
direct A. SLOWER, p. NJ
Belle Vernon, wyandottS q, o. =
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BEvL1IY, Ma. Dec Is. fe8o

II. Q. SPALDrHo. ESQ.
wish for some circulars OF large GhoW bins. 70
bring Your CePlAltc I'll n'Te paTIIcuIaFiv beSor
please send t0 me. - : -
One Of my custonierl who L subJeet to severn Sick
lieadnclo (ukuHy lasting two dRyF,l tpas eITe SFd
GttIeE IA one hour by yOltT IfIlS. WhichI sent her.
IEF Respectfully yOurR.
vs.. u. WILKES.
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RErIolDa5tEO. FRGaEIrN Co.. onIo,l
Henry G. sPGIDtSa,
NO. IS CedEF ST, Ny
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Enclosed ihti twehty = i've etfs ne, IN rbt4,
hux Of tCephaltc IFlIa." Send to GdlTeaS 81 RST,
Nm. c. FILLER. keynUldsbuIR, FTanklEn TO-. Ohio.
l9lI IiLls cork hke a ehGTm-ea1e Headache a
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Truly yours wu.Grr1lrzR.

~, s,.,,,,. TFHL4a4l, MIcH7 Jan. IL, Isoi
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Mr.. King, having obtaIned leave of alb.
sence ialorder to command the Wisconsin
troops, is IN Washington on business con.
nected with military alFiiFi.
Nr. Hicolay, Private Secretary. Of the
President, LEFT this nfteruOoa fer Spring
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BE1LE YKRNoH, on1o. jan,

mn sm -!H.sy used one boz Of Sa, s aSd as
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wheeling on Refinery.
GREY GO0n9

rus FINEST ass otTN syT ~ gE FOUND ~
uaJSS 49, ) CooPER Z sEEsENE3
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Ffo5t the DeF.oeyGt, s.. Cosd, NyaN::-
u you arc OF have been tfodbIsd Wisii tho bed.
asbs, send f9E bog (cRphalIe PillB) 50 that y6ay
have them In q. 9 Of an attack. llet q
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MACK EREb.
100t HALF BAitHElSS, No s. une1iuu, Just no.
4Sl5 VI. seiSe.l and Tor sale by.
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From de JFests,n RsR. Costa zfasos,M
We heartily erd .rss Slr. spaJdinr. aHa -Iis ~
riEailsd CoPia te Pills. = 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

| From &c -Aolrertt1er I4ovi51aes, q. q a
Tne Cephalies Pills are said TO Be . rpmatIabIy e.
iectIre remedy tr tP rSdsebe- aud 9TH very
been discovered! =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

F1ora ne Eanai6Aa raI4v S9q1, KaNaia8ta, Ha.
Ne are sure that perioiiS sufLsriug Win fto hss4
ache, 10 trg:tl'sms
fSoa ahe paag Heigs, ,6Foi,s RE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06

~ a ginEls bottle % seALDMG'a PnERAREb
CLUB vim ave ten times itI cost annually -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-06

TENHE undersigned have this day formed a c6partner
Il ship under the name and style Of 4. Nj. Hull q
Co.. for the purpose of carrying general RECEIVING
FORWARDING, CONHIssIoNand GROCERY business, at the
old stand Thankful for past fayors, respectfully 80
lict a continuation Of the same. A. NJ. HULL,
II. j. HULL,
Shreveport April 25 1860 d. B. HULL.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-06
FOR RENT
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
The Nosnuito IEonses

The Mosquito Houses
a RE made any length height desirable. They are
IA light and portable, ana be placed at window,
or any other part Of the room, the piazza
the open ground When the house is not in use ii can
be folded back entirely Of the way by Of cord
and pulley which is simple arranged that q child can
easily fold the largest size
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be unfoded the cottage French bedstead,
persons sit stand in security from the annoyance
Of mosquitoes or any other winged insect.
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made for beds pallets, cribs cradles &C. and fold
without the use of the cord and pulley For the trunde
bed they are the most convenient bars in Like the
crib and cradle bars they portable and fold pal
let's the bedsteads elsewhere and without the
use of posts on any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are invaluable. The child can be placed pallet in
crib cradle in the coolest and comfortable place
in the house, out OF DOORS and the snail Bar be
placed the child with than any ether Bar
ever invented The of servants time saved in
one week in using this Bar amounts 10 more than the
price of the Bar The Bar is simple and durably
structed and will last longer than a lifetime
The public are invited to call and for themselves
at the mandatory, Corner OF Magazine and Josephine
Streets or at H r. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner Of Carondeet and Poydras streets New Orleans
80 Country and State Rights for sale, application
as above.
~" S25 Reward viii be paid for information that viii
lead to the conviction Of any person persons for
lawfully making, causing to be made, any Of these
Patent Bars.
-The Patentee is native Of the South and as such
he expects Souherners to patronse his invention in
preference to those having less merit which mpor-
ted from the north. I. s. WILLIAMS Co.
New Orleans, June r. 1851
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-06

WINANS & HEATH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Shreveport, La.-Willattend
"A 10 all business entrusted to them in the parishes Of
CaddO DeSoto and BOssier.