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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

Sixteen Of these prisoners were PAroied
on the 18th, and pass given them IN the
handwriting of Col. Niles, while rebel
officer BY the name Of Rause, after an es-
cape, and subsequently, has private in
terTiew with Col. Miles, is PArOled and al
ter the surrender appears at the head ofhiS
men among the frat to enter HarpeF's
Ferry.
The commission would not have dwelled
upon this painful subject were il not for the
fact that the officers who were placed thus
incapable 10 command should share 10 the
esponnbiIiIy, and IN the opinion Of the
commission, Major General Wool Is guilty
of q grave disaster, aud should be censpred
for his conduct The commission has re-
marked freely Son Col. Miles an old officer
who has been killed il the service Of his
country, and it cannot from any motives OF
delicy refrain from eensuring those in high
command when il thinks such censure Is
deserved.
The General-in- Chief has testified that
General Mcclellan after having received
orders to repel the enemy, who were in-
yAdiug the State Of Maryland, marched on
y six miles per day on an averasewhen
pursuing this invading enemy the General
| iu-Chief, also, testi6es that in his opinion
Gen. Mcclellan could and should of relieved
and protected HarPer's Ferry. In this
opinion The Commission fully concur.
/ The evidence thus introduced confirms the
Commission in the opinion that Harpers
Ferry as we'll IS Maryland Heights was
prematureIy Surrendered The garrison
should have been satisfied that relief how
ever long delayed would come at. last,
aud that a thousand men killed at HarpeTs
Ferry would have made q small loss bad
the post been saved, aud probably saved
| 20OO at Aniietam.
! How important was this defence we can
now appreciate. OF the $4,000 men COM
posing, at that time, the whole of Lees ar
my, more than one-third were attacking
| HsTPer's Perry, and of this, the main body
we're in Virginia. By reference to the evil
dence, it will be seen that at the very mo-
ment Colonel Ford abandoned Maryland
Heights, his little army was, in reality
relieved by Gems. Frauklin's and Summers
corps at Crampton's Gap, within miles o.
his position, and that after the surrender
Of Harpers Ferry no time WAS given to pa
role prisoners, before 10000 troops were
hurried from Virginia, aud the entire forcI
went off in the .'double-quick" to relieve
Lee, who was being attacked at Antieram.
Had the garrison been slower to surren-
der or the army of the Potomac swifter to
march, the enemy would have been forced
10 raise the siege or would have been taker
in detail with the Potomac dividing his
forces.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11
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Investigation into the Surrender Of
HRrner'S Perry.

4nVeSClgaClon INTO the surrender of
Harper's Ferry.
PHlLADELPHIA, Nov. l0.-The Tribune
has an abstract of the report of the com.
mission in relation to the surrender of
Harper's Ferry. In relation to Col. Ford,
il says: cid rl 81
"In so grave case IS this, with such
disgraceful consequences, the court cannot
permit an officer 70 shield himself behind
the fact that he did rs well as he could, il
in SO doing he exhibits. a lack Of military
capacity. It is clear TO the commission
that Col. Ford should not have been placed
in command on Maryland Heights, that he
conducted the defense without ability, aud
abandoned his position without sufficient
cause; aud has shown throughout such a
lack of military capacity os to disuualify
him, in the opinion Of the commission, for
a command in the service"
Regarding Col. Miles it says:
'IAs early as the 18th of August he DISC
obeyed the orders of Major General Wool
to fottiiy Maryland Heights. When il is
surrounded and attacked by the enemy it's
naturally strong positions are unimproVed
and from his criminal neglect, 70 use the
mildest term, the large force of the enemy
is almost upon an equality with the small
force under his command. Immediately
previous TO aud pending the siege of Har-
Pers Ferry heSparoles rebel prisoners, and
permits, indeed sends, them 70 the enemy's
headquarters this, too, wheu he should
have known that the lack of ammunitiou,
the bad conduct of some Of our troops,
the entire absence of Notifications, and the
abandonment of Maryland Heights, were
important facts they could aud undoubted-
ly did communicate to the enemy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

motives for the Removal OF Mcclellan
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The removal of
Mcclellan caused great excitement. Among
the rumors of the cause is one that some in
struerions from the General in-Chief were
not followed, and Lee escaped in conse-
qneuce-
Porney's Press of tomorrow says it was
purely military act, and the result of 3
military consultation and discussion. AL
though recommended to the President aud
approved by him some time ago, it was only
finally resolved upon after change be-
came inevitable.
No act ofthe present Administration has
been subject to greater de!iberstiou.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11
TINTED STATES OF AMRRIGA.l
" Western District OfVirginiA-
United States Of Amsriea1

u Western District OfVirgiaiA- SCI
In Rem. In a eaHaa NJ To-.
Ea-1 E..l F,.S s!:.7o.A sad coad.siS
Whereas ~ The Spring Term, A. D. 1852, Of the
District Court Of the United States Of America for
The Westsrn District OfFlrgihIl, wheeling, an IN
iSIation was eled on behalf ofthe UnitOd states BY
the Attorney thereof for slId District, Against ne
rial property Of Edward a. FItEhugh. described n
aid iniormatou, and situate IN the City Of Wheel
0ho Comfy, Virginia alleging in sustained
ead iltEhugh Il, and VA englod n tha axistfnE n
suITeeton Against the United BATES that a the fe
ne became soenglEed, be WAs the On6e 81 The UFD6-
eTty atpresaia aDd that he has Rsod OF CONSENTED 70
the use Of, the same In aiding sid resurrection or
some person or persons enEaEed therein. and prlTfn
that aAid property may Be contested ana I'D =; for
feitsd 70 the United States. 49, 90
NOV thereioceI in p1rs1anee Of the mOnitIon m
Ger the seal Of the id Court, me directed aud de-
Hgfed % hereby give public nOttes 70 All perssns
tnteresE In ~ Properly, aurlr h.
DIe the Judge Of the pistFie Court Of Ihs United
StAt ~ Agericl Tor the WeSte m District Of VIrsin
laslt MheeitnE, on the 25th day Of NovauabeF A D
Iee ~ the sals shall b day OfjaEisdetI0n a. -
On the next day u Jurisdeion therea4teF then and
tbere 70 nterpose their claims and make their ae-
eAtioas 10 that behalf -
Dated thesth day q NOVaalkar A D. 1861 -r
EDWARD n MOTION,
United States Marshal for he W,D Va
BEsyAHH H eufa, Esq, District Attorney
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

TO COAL CONsUMERs-
49, At \ meeting Of the Coal Merchants Of
this city and vicinity, held on thursday, the 9th
inst It Vas
RsSolred, lst, That In consequences Of further de-
ulAnd OF the coal dIggers Tor ineress In the prize
digging, the following Hsale Of prices shall take eE
feet and after Monday, the 10Th ofNoTembeF:
Coal delivered In the city vicinity, CeaA, Rakel
or Screened, six and ODe-hAf cents per bushe5.
Slack Coal or Zine, four cents per bushel-
TEENs-Cash.
RsrOlred, End, That on and amer Monday Gf1re-
said the delivery Of Mixed Coal shall cease it Is
nuisance to the trade.
WALTER MARSHALL, RXLEY BICKRRTON,
J. G. BURKLE, JOHN WATERHOUSE
JOHN NOLEE. ALEX. CARSON.
WM. GODFREY foTl JOSEPH MARSHALL,
JAS. S. PORTER, S.ZINMRR,
OTTO KLECK, WA. CL0HAS.
bOTs-5t
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BUCKETS = TUBs-i00 dozsa a1-oTfsd
y HuekstA, 60 d0I- no. /, 2 Tubs, for sale BY
LeoIt J. A MBTCALP.
lust RECEIVED-sOEDlER PoRrPo
Hos Pocket LAX Stands, Gold PenA &c. For Glis
ioaby JOSBPHGKAYlE
ssP<z No 30 MSnrOe q.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS FOR MAR
SHALL COUNTY va.
THAT part Of the county north the Baltimors
j Ohio Railroad eOnEtitutes be Einh DiTiston.
william g. PArkinson Assistant Assessor South Of
the RAilrosd the Sixth DiVision, Capt John $ Ne
pOeaId AnListant Assessor. noNll-lte
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aod ruard or Dag, AID keep each star
TIsh StEipS - hight - nov they wave,
RtilIaaakait Lad cur ranks IN THr,
stfII aoat above e8eh patriots grave,
DSath 20 the traitor thai would dare
Totraii u through the dlst o. shGnA-
AU honest hearts it Lot VII share
Apd EoII0S II 70 Death or KEms-
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FoyEatey Desiptivs LfEf Of Ablentelg uithout Ioaps
cT az Sseoad Regfaeat FfTyinfa Toi HtoT b.
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COMPANY D.

9. Jacob DoTieE, private, = yesrs Of age, bF0Tn
eyeA dark hair, Light e0nPlsEioR, height fest inc-
e, born IN Ohio ooanty, Va, oeenpGtioa cOoPsf.
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PnRLIG SALE.

an WEDNESDAY. the 18Th Of November, I vii
" ofer At Vublis sale on the Hubbard EArns tWO
and half nile sOuth-eAst Of wheeling the following
property viE= Three hOrsss. Eve coGs, three y0unE
cattle one spring WGgo1 and hzTne5 one tgar horsP
wagon, one OF cart, one pair suAll SID timber
HkeslA or yokSs, chains, pl0Ts, and ylrio1S other
kinds Of farming utsasi6 AIso, eight hives Of beea
Alsu . variety ofho1sehold and kitchen fuTnitura-
Tsrms-Au suns under fhy dollAFA, cab; All over
hfty dollars negotiable note a. four maths with
approved security.
n0EI1-td J. r. HUBBABD.
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CoAIPANYH.

-. Samson Miller, private. - years or axe. black
eyes black hair fair completion, height n 10 In
ehes, bora Allegheny eoanty, Pa, oeeupation .
carpenter.
IS. Wm- H ShOUalteF, private, 90 years Of age,
bAek eyes, black haiE, fAir eomptsxi01, height q
inches born In Fayetts eoanty, Pa, patton \
g, joseph lob, PEitase. Is at tie U. s. Hospital
GrAfton, Virginia
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/ Isaac Adams, private, 50 years OF age. BLACK
eyes black hair, daEk compilation height feet re-
tdenee Aastertons Nonroe county, Ohio. occupation
2. Isaac Eiott private, g years Or aga blue gya,
sFpln hair, hir eomplexton, hsiEht Let 9 Inchel
ton . farmer, -
3 Len West, priVlts, % years q age, dark eyes,
residence, NusteTt0n, Monroe eounty Ohin, oc-IipS
ten q farmer
John Rake. priVats, . yslE1 q age, bIa-k eyes,
BLACK hair, dark Compilation, height Gset fnehes
fe-tdt nee AAstsrtous A6lrOs county, Ohlo oeeapa,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11
Om.e Provost Marshal Gen. for Va, I
WnrnIrnn Nnre.ll.er :. lsl2-


Omee Provost AIaTshal Gen. for Va,
WaEuIEus NOTeuber :, lst@
n he toEIOUinE s0iasrs are reported Hbsent With
i eqt IesEs, Haa Ti rsor q oos1 e me So a.
70 their reEinssts, vitAOut del1 " MN
MAJ andP. n o. for state Of Va
Webster DssTpiv, Lfri Of Abn.nteSI utho.t Ieaps
II az !SseOsd R4giae1t VfTyfHEa Ioi1Hto,T h
COMPANY A.
i. Marvin Amis. private, - year. q age, gray
eyes, dark hair, light eompleTtooS hetShf = fe=g
inches, born in Eiley, Gsv York oeeuPasaan = Ar
p RatrieI kelley, prirata. IL yasEI q 49, gray
ewes dark hair, HEhf complexion, height 5 feet
iSehes born "a Mo1ahGn ireland, OoeuPEti1lA pud-
der. --
5. Adam 6IistnsE. private, 50 years o. ega- brOgn
eyes dark hair dark eomPexiO1s hetEht test ineh-
e. born in Hese1, GGEmlny, Oerupatto1 = farmer
C0NPANE B. so 81 a.sa i
ia Denass, private, q years e $50, dark eys.,
dark hair, DARK upleE0u, height teef 10 inches
LsoFn IN Ticker county, Va. occupation . tLEueE-
5. 8 P. Petersen, private = ye4ra g ager oiue
eyes, light hair, light compilation, height feeS .
fnehss born in Lancaster, Pa, occupation mslldeT
8. EdWard Hsnderso1y PEiEate, = years g oge,
blue eyes, dark hair dark u1ptexiou, height teet
inches, born In Taylor county Va occupation IA
= Dennis oouneIi, private, = yss+s Of 80. blue
eyes dark hair dark eoaplsxl1a, heEhi 5fesF 6iush
e, born In Limerick, Ireland, occupation Sto1s
mason
S CO. Cred, private, q years Of age, blus eyes
light hair fair Complexion height fet inch born
In CulpsPPer, Va, occupation . thoenaksrs
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For Cincinnati.
THE dno Side-Ehsel steamer CAPT.
fTOLA. TH0NFsON Master, vii IeaVs on
Hsaz7Tuss4Ay, the 1lth inst, 81 O'Clock P
n IOr freight OF Pa8.Ags apply on card. or 70
n0TII MANNER / JELLEY-
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COMPANY

s, Lewis A ThOnPson. corporal, . ySars OF AZ,
etne eyes brown hair fair complexion, height fei
stnehes, Te.ldelee Aaagl, NolEOs county Ohio, oe.
eup4tion = shoemaker.
& ReinhaEt straub, private, . yoars Of age, blue
eyes black hAiT fair eompeEion height fof9 fprh.
= reslasnee AAlAgl, Monroe eUanty, Ohio, o9upa-
.. VIM MontgOmeEy, private, 81 years Of age,
brown eyes, black hair, AIR eumpleXfOE, heiEht n
eupAtion = farmer. s77lE -
y HAIRY Eteihmann, private - yoars sfags. blaek
&c. elaek hair llr eoplexton, height feet inch
a. $500 S.11S, AAa Monroe county, oAio, Oeeupa-
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OOlTPANYC

s. &C. Cred, private, q years ofags, blns eyes.
light hair, fair eompleXi0n height feet ineh, BON
| Ia CuIpspper Va occupation q Ehosnaksr.
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l.. EdEari GaTer. private, ~ years Of age, brOEn
eyes, black hail. dark eompleEio1, height q inch
e. born in ColumbiAna, Ohio oeeuPstiOaa Earmer-
IS George Derth, private, s. years o. age, blue
inches, born In Monroe, Ohio, Ooc1PAtioa flrIBeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

2. James r Hayrp, private. Is years Of age, blue
eyes, Light hair, fllr enlplaxiGn he7rbt ~ Si1r
e! rsadenee Wayne, NO1rOs county, OhiO OeeuPaton
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

H. John a. PlmphrgT, private, IS years q ace,
blnoogo4I dark haiF, light comp eKiOl height feet
0inehes, re.doneo Albany, Atbsns county, Ohfo, o.
eapatlo1 amt : 81 - . nOV1o-2t
DEFINED gUQARS-i00 haTrSis sofs asd
II hard crushed; 800 Do YGll1U Tslned-a supsri-
or quallfy-4ust received aud E5r nlsby
ty2i ~. REILLY.
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COMPANY =.

8 Adam 6listnsE. private, 80 years q age, brOgn
- bnrD in H.. Gis-nIny, oecupatio1 farmer
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u EDWARD n NOTION,
United States 1IafshaI for he " n. Va.
BEsyAGH II. eufa, Esq, DiStriet Attorusy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

GATCHELs, FANCY BOXES, WRI
y ting CAses, Portfolios, &c For sAlsby
noVl0 J-GRAVES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

~ HE foEIouinE solaIsrs ars reported 8bsent With
o1f IeSTe, AID viii report AZ ooes 70 the con-
raniinE o15eer a. this pt, %, the undsrdgnsd, Or
70 their reEiulents, Without dolay.
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{ efRGles Of AbSeatnss ugiGAo1f Iaase frs tLs
1lsth Re7i1saf ohi0 ToIuHtsey LIUfIitry.
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COMPANY X.

IS. Patrick DOugheFty, priVRte, % years Of age,
gray eyes brown hair fresh co1pIsKiou height s. 4
; inches, born ia DoogAl Ireland, OeeupatiOl
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4 p Ratriek Kelley, PriEats. Il ya1El e aEss gray
4 eTes dErk hair IfEhf eompieIfOu, height feet
inches, born Ia Mo1ahan, ITelsud, OoruPIt0aA Pud-
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10. Isaiah stePhensSn, sergeant = years q age,
bIue eyes light hair, light complexion, height FEET
SO inches, bOrn IN Philadelphla, Pa, oee1pGtIon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-11

%. EdEard h Barry. private s. years Of age grey
eyes, dark hair dark complexion, height fest 6eh
e. born in Cork county, Ireland, ocegpatiou Srmaf
eyes, light hair, light complexion. height feef 5
inches, born in SteubenVille, Ohio, occupation "a
irOnWo
n frank NeTeFgOld private. - years Of age. srry
eyes, light hair, light eODPiexionr height Eeet II
inches, born In ShaEpsburgh, Allegheny oOuuty, Pa,
occupation puddier.
~ Daniel Mckay, private, $ ynars % age, bins
eyes, dark halr, dark complexion height fset 81
inches, born In Down county, Ireland. occupation 4
miner.
-. Patrick Shine, private, 81 years oE age, blue
eyes, light hair, Light eopieKiOn, height Il inch
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l. Marvin AmIS private, - years q age, gray
eyeE dark hair, light eomplsItoo, hetGht fszt
inches, born in EilsFy, New York oee1Patian = Ar
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NEW GOODS.

NEW sTYLEsOFP POCKET BOOKS
IN Purses, &c. For sale BY
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-26
WYOMING HOUSE,

DAHtFB LA - Ot>Hs A-ROs "a d = ofes
WYOMING. LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
HvnE Proprietor respectfully informs his
friends and The public generally that be
has taken change of The Wyoming House, in
the village of Wyoming, near The Railroad
Depot of that place, and has fitted IL ont so
as to entertain both transient and perma-
nent visitors in a suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacious and airy,
and not only caIcu lated to add to the conve-
niencs and comfort OF the travelling commu-
nity. but also to those who would seek a
nleasant summer resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
fhe market can afford and his BAR will be
furnished with the pures, liquors that can
be Obtained The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention 10 the comfort aud con
venieuce o4 his guests. and is determined
"a make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a
mong the first hotels in The State.
The Proprietor hopes that from his expe-
r,ence in The business, and by unIemilling
attention. on his part, combined with JUDI
cIous selection Of the most careful and obllg-
inc servants, he may be entitled 10 the ia
vorahIe consideration o. the public, and re-
ceive liberal share of their patronage
u Please give ham a call, and judge Tor
oprreIves CA3rii 2, 1859.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-26
RAYMOND'S FAMILY
S ( w NJ G NJ A c HINE!
phrEnrrn Mano,rI O 1899
PRICE slO EACH.


Ne ESSRS. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, of
~ Bloomsbury, having purchased The ex-
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The following are some of The superior
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/. It sews from 400 TO 500 tight stitches
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2 Double thread Machines are from the
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with more or less difficulty; not so with
RAYMOND'S, child eau manage il iE Two
hours, and il is threaded easier than com
mon needle.
8. One of the most valuable features of
this Machine, is the smallness and the
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4. Il can be attached TO hoard. table or
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5. Ii greatly economies the thread, and
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6. No human hand is capable of produ-
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RAY YMOND'S PATENT.
g. The operator can shape his seam inst
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cepting for mems heavy wear, this Machine
is rather too light OF construction.
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II. This Machine fsslens the seam al
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as you please, which is, sometimes, espe-
cIaly for beginners, very favorable cir
cumstance. If the seam is Left unfastened,
you can draw il oui in three seconds and
save the thread.
For sale by The undersigned, a, their re-
speclive residences, in Bloomsburg, who
will put The Machine in operation and give
all necessary instruction.
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbury, July IL, 1860.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-26
TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES!

IN The month of December, 1858, The un-
dersiened for the first time offered for sale
TO the public DR.. ]. BOVEE DODS' IMPE-
RIAL WINE BITTERS, and in this short
pe.iod they have given such universal sal.
isfaction to the many thousands of persons
who have Tried them that il is now an es-
lablished article The amonnt of bodily
and mental misery arising slmyly from a
ealeci oil small complaints is surprising,
and il IS therefore oi the utmost Importance
irir a sirIct attensi on 10 the least and most
hathing bodily ailment should be had; for
diseases OF the body must Invariably affect
The mind. The subscribers now only ask.a
trial of