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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07
wAGslv, wTOmNo Co., N. Y, Oct. "a, 1856

WAEsEH, wIoNrN0 Co., N. Y, Oct. q, 1855.
DEAR SIR: am usinR your CathArtic Pills in my
practice, and find than m excellent purGative to
cleanse the system and pnrtiy the fountHns OF the
blrci, e. JOHN q. MEACHASI, II. D.
RRY6IPELAs. sCRoRULA, KINGS, EVIL, FET
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q RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, AND GOVT.
From Rer. Dr.. RdiVkeS, of the AeLiodih E Church
PULASKI HOUSE., SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 8, 1856.
HoNoRED SIR: should be ungrateful for the re-
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Most or the pills in market contain Mercury,
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These contain no mercury OF mineral substance
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DYsENrERY, RELAX, AND WORMS.
PosF oI1IoE, HARILAaD, LIv. Co. Mica

~ November 10, 1855.
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doetors' bills and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then, Such medicine yours,
which Is actually good and honest, will be IriEed
hero GE0.J. GRIFFIN, FbStmafsT.
INDIGESTION AND IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
FSom Req. j. Y Homes. R1stOr Of Advent Church,
, Dr. AYR: have used yOnr pills with extraordf
called to visit in distress. To regulate the organs
OF digestion and purify the blood they lie very
best remedy / have ever known, and can confident
ly recommend them to my friends.
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TERMs. CRegalaE Prioe..l

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Of the Reviews. So '-SD
Al the shove prices the psrioeieals will he fur.
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virtueBS E,N
Tor the treatment Of these COM S1EaeiN
plants. EBEN MD.
A. D. MoRTLEY, ESQ, of UTfcA, N. Y, writes: az
have used Your Pictorial myaelf In my family ever
dnee you invented II, and believe II the best medi.
cine for itspurpOse ever put mt with a bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle
than do without Il, or take any other reuedy''
Group, WhoopInB Cough, Inhuenza.
sPRINSYIEuD, Mss Feb l. 1856.
BEoTHEE AYR: will cheerfully certify your TIC.
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our people. HIRAM C0EKLIN, ii. D.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes, I'd Jan,
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TEEN you, Doctor, and your medicines, the poor
mans friend" ~ r
Asthma OF Phthisic, and bronchitis.
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HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, N. D., ALBION, MONROE Co., Iowa
writes, Sept. 8, 1856: sOuring my practice or many
Peetordl for giving ease aud relief 70 consumptiy
patients, or curing suel, as are curabie"
We m ght add volumes Of evidence, but tho mos,
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found in It's effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known
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AsroR HOUSE,, NEW YoRK CITI, March s, 1855.
DooTCE AYEA, LOWELL: feel i a duty and pleas
ure 10 inform you what your Cherry Pictorial has
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She Is not yet as strong she used to be- but Is free
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Yours with gratitude and eSArd,
ORLANDO SHELBY, on sHELBTy1I1E,
cbHsurptipeG, do not despair till you have tried
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AYERS
y Cathartic Pills,

% - NJ linE ~ (hHGAh COA1bDD
Hals,@ i. iafi pa AEE AADR 70
Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick.
INYALtDs, FATHEns, MOTHERS, PHYSICIANS,
4 PAILAETHROPIsTs, READ THEIR FFFBcTsp
AID JUDGE OF THEIR YIRTuEs.
FOB IHE cUEE OF
HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, FOUL STOMACH.
'' PrTIsBuHoH, Pa, May ], 1855.
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stnmach which they cleAnse at once IL they will
ure other a. they dome, the fact Is worth knowing.
= Yours with great respect, ED. W.PREBLE,
-. sin q CgsTk Of he iSednleT Clarion.
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DEPARTNEHT OF THE ISTERIoE, I q
l1 Hiacgs HWABHJHGTON, D. c., Z Feb, 1885. d
9IR: have used your Ptls In nay general and hos
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Their regulating action on the IfveT is quick aud de
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Il did not readily yield u them. r-f.c
: PratsrnaIy yours, ALONzo BALL, ND.
FtyIieiGH Of he NariRs HospftaL
DYsENTERY, RELAX, AND WORMS.
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JOHN II. IAKIN,

ISuocessor to Wheeler 4 LaEin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
IVY Inspection en- Thursday, March 19th, HnsN
. eahd' wGII selected assortmeutef 1N'7-' 'A-t
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also a complete assortment Of GENTLBMEN's FUR
NEsuISGf GOODS. * = SAYr -
The patrons Of the old firm, and the public In gen
era are respectfully invited TO call and examine my
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Ing at small prohts 20 cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful fer the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm solicit continuance of the same TOR the
SStAb liEhment JOINT. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
&uih4sAvd-E- - EOsI02SIainst.. Wheeling. Va
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
BaItinnore 81 ohio Railroad.
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BRINTIELD, MAss., Dec. 20, 1855.
DR. J. @. AVER; / do not hesitate to
4ay the best remedy have ever found
FOR Coughs, Hoarseness, influenza,
and the cOnconlitAnt symptoms Of a
Gold, Is your CHERnT PEcToRAL. Its
constant use In my practice aud my
tImily for tho last ten years has
shown It to possess superior virtues
Tor the treatment Of these conn
plants. EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
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Any q the above works viii alse be furnished to
,OHs- Half the Regpsar SE6se,ipaon Price.
ThRsa 7Se,O Si6se4sB,, nav obtain tbs .D,,r, -,
the Four Reviews ard BlkskGSooi 7 ~ t--+s 4S'
Seven Consecutive Years for Sa7t
Which is but little ore than the price Of the orfsf
nal i1oTks for one year. ~
AAWe shall never again be likely 70 offsr sreh In,
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s"The PEN is Mightier than the
The GOIden---The Best OrallPens.
.Qass MoRToNis GOLD PENS
The Best Pens I'm the YVorId.

ON RECEIPT or ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
~ sums In Cash OF POst-0mes Stamps he mn
seFiber viii send by return Of mail, Otherwise a
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

WE, the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the DruggistS Apothecaries, and Physicians
Of our several cities haVedEned doeument 9. ~
& 90. Of Lowell, layers saTaParilla, Pills, Ague
Cure, and Cherry Peet0rnlO have besn found 20 DO
meieineB q great excellence, and worthy the con-
ndenea Of the Community. vi I 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25

viii neither surrender evSouate-that IF the Rebels
want bis ROOM they must kill or capture bis entire com
n,ndp
Nv informant Is ealad that the Confederate cavalry
il the old Ashby force bus by uhom now commanded no
knows not The Secesh Of this region say, however,
that Ashby has been succeeded By Col hnhs OF Ken.
tucky-a man With ore leg, but noted tor ndepsnoeot
sxpoits in MEXICO. AL accounts sgree that fer their
present operations in the Valley, the Ooniederaes are
EMPLOYING but an irsgni6csnt force OF infantry.
Yesterday met Capt Robinson, Of Robinsons b +
,srv on his Uny home 10 Portsmouth, Ohio to recruit
n. 1ss At the battle Of Port Republic where his brother
I,. tbree Vurs and Was wounded and made prisoner
Cant RobinsoH Who appears TO be very modest and
Vsracous man. relates that while he was Wotkng one Oh
his guns Sonsua Jackson, whose form was familiar to
hin came within easy hAing distance and, standing
erect In his siirrups beckoned With his hand and &C.
tuaIlv ordered him 10 ''bring that gun over here
Csut RObinsou replied by eagerly firing three shots at
the UBIQUITOUS Presbyterian but without even the effect
o. soaring him. 81 nigh. have known, said ne, that
1 could not Hit him "
Cao Robinson is utterly at loss to explain this eI-
traordnsrv persoua demonstration OF the redouotAble
"stopeuslln Whether be mistook him for ooe OF his
own men or that some incomprebensible ruse was in
voved in the ret be does not pretend to guess But one
thing he does know that StoueWa Jackson IS the great
man OF the war and that troops in the Valley believe
him to be as humane as be is rapid and daring
This story has some truth 10 1t. The fact a. we
beisves that Jackson dndng that this gun commanded
the bridge which Wss Necessary for him to pass, fer
once in his life played the Yankee and, riding briSky
forward ordered the gun be moved to another place.
which he designated The succeeded. The Yankee
C.ptajp Gnbersd up and commenced moving his piece
when Old stoneva putting spurs to his horse, dashed
across the bridge. The Yankee discovered the ruSe
and let with his gum but it was too late. 1t was not
IN the book of fate that the glorious cbieAin should M
ia that way We dsvOutly pray that Ii may never he
his lot 10 b Toe. to Us BY the hand of the enemy-ED
WzTa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
TIL. IxcIrrxrSr IN sHr1Br COUNTY, Kr.

TIE Louisville Journal, OF the lSh, gives an account
Of the excitement 10 Shelby county Ky. l! says:
Ia the evening ishtened persons came in town,
stating that the mArsudlng bands had burned Harrison.
vile and Mount Eden, killed teen men, and - march,
lng on Shebyve 8 900 strong. within eight miles Of
he place Tais caused panic among most Of the Mount
Eden and HArrisonville Guards, who had remained at
sheOyve and they eft 10 any direction except the one
in which the enemy reported advancing The panic
e1ended to many OF the oiGzsns and WIS increased BY
several ciiz ns Of the county Of known easona e pro
cvities AID sympathes svowiIg their perfect belief IN
the report OF the three thousand advancing on the
ground that cousin Of Tom Allen had had converse
ton with Tom on sunday last and had the faeia direct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
5S B.L1lxoEI AID OHIo RAuEoAB, Z
Iuir Zap h

fSE8-a szlsx.sa-p,S Pants 7osITloS-AUpAcrTT
- -z5s,~A-l s.cSso1.
6S ia b-LIxoRI AID ONO RAIE0A5,
July Ia 2. 4.
T,71 Hlrpr,5 ss-ry 70 Wheeling tie road asc1uas in
IS rg Elaurs 90 O.. 81 Cc5,gdsrae movements IN the
~. N-lileE J.sE.ru, Or ETsl, or Saeeg5s De Coz
e. rare c--I l4-r .y De-, 20 % certain thai to cAE
ri s-s.s lgai u C.ups Cor rs spprOGcG, sEd n A.
Vine. s.5r js Gee n5-s iUuU5uug tt.ek'eusd. The
i.r. "a 90. JilEsla taz y 1r, CUR Lld GUdsciy,
iu-r,sss- Li4sCt rP9u The pools o. toe Yell-s-,.yA
10 eaz nan sscssh4ls shOss WOO reari or lave LSsli
o. nls -lt eIcs,s o., Winchester (o1 the ocoss,oL q
b. "a gsJli 6a-t-J sheEe'u be p.ouissd 10 TeuIu
aglir sAriy aud certainly IS LoWn count - cOLh-
denly on hs keeping his word a. our own brave
troops pledged make Is coed instead Of turning
iI into stumbling block aud ioOishness-
intelligence Of unm-staksabls Authentcity has been
received AZ Cumberland confirm rumora sA)at on ths
road yeserdsy morning 70 the "a ct that the GaFibald
regiment had been driven from hddlstOHn 10 Winehes
TER The ConledeTas iCree reported a. very strong
and consisting almost wholly Of cavalry; What infantry
they have supposed 70 BE- cavalry disnounsed for he
spscal service The situation, therefore, is threaten
ing one. CrOErg 10 Bath and Sir Johns RuD, ana
dssToyig the Gieat Caeapon Bridge, they did BEFORE
sd re time repeating their denoDstrA ion upon
E-riasbUrg, sn1 once reducing the 0psquan and
Polar bridges 70 ashes, they can command TOE road
aga and get New Creek in their clutches At last where
fsrtunatsy hoEeVer have but hte left that would
b. disastrous 70 lose These movements which are
con,erp plated viii the Rvelet alarm by those tmid 10y
aiss forget that this ine, The familiar Rebel at"
Il represented By tho Who SAys he, 'hAS always
seen the bseks Of bis snemieS"
On ny Eay 10 hAFtinsburE this morning l convsrsed
vi'h very rank and intelligent Captain In Dom Platte
Command Just from Winchester. De tells me hat Pr
aus oeaoe Ci 5000 without caVhlry had smart skr-
nsh yesterday uh nearly 10 O0O Of the Ashby horss
tnree miles from Winchester and fell back on their for
nnaEtors, where they have tEslVs "a Founders.
Pait considers Bis fosoe thus inGFsnchsd amply espS
n wuTfrh
bsT Of the enemy. A. Tie dislAlcs Of half mile 10
oan shsl them ui great spirit Aad for closer quar-
srs be esl Pent aP ter han Storm q canister Uhieh
no BsoI AiAG VII poatSlO = dSy. h declares IhAt hs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
A DRLyr, IxlvrrABLr At THE NORTH.
The BislOn Courier, of the 18Th inst, FAYE I:

The B1son Courier, Of the ls:h inst, ssys:
The conviction is not TO be avoided tha. the quota Of
our men required TO make up the compliment OF three
hundred thousand must be raised by draft 81 far ss
we have learned the condition OF things exist n
all the New England States, whatever the case may be
elsewhere. The very fact that urge bounty Is pro-
posed and in several towns 4 very large one, shows
clearly the general popular sentiment that extraordinary
inducements necessary in order to accomplish the OBJ
jec in question With all this the thus far does
not appear ALTERING. The Nsuburyport Herald Of the
18th instant says: 1--WE do not hear Of many enlist
msnt;" the New Bedford Mercury Of the l7.h speaks
with equal encouragement, and remarks: something
certainly prevents not only the enlistment Of men, but
the preston by our citizens Of any interest in the
oess OF the torts TO etliss them" This Is deporabe
state Of things, indeed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
ESCAPE OF CONFEDERATE PRrsoSIas.

Some Of the prisoners colfled in Camp Morton, II.
DIANA attempted to tx, advantage Of thunderstorm
few evenings since to make their escape About twenty
FIVE Of them raised the fe posts ia the northeast
ner Of The camp the road, by Of levers
der the fence boards aud then rshed volenly, in q
body agaus the fence, causing two or three panels
fall to the ground Torough tae door thu, made they
stsmpsded and took to their heels. The guard il.
sandy alarmed and the long roll beat Nearly every
in camp could be spared from duty 1ned In pursuit..
Thirteen Of the twenty Eve EsSksa, Of whom two
we're wounded The others escaped but It is thought
tha; they will be recspiured.
Ii il now sscertsined that the number Of prisoners Who
escaped from Fort Delaware on the 6h was abou;
twenty in Ill. OF thess eight reotptured anc
brought back the fort. The following their
George Tee J. Day, Heury Shuts Thomas :. James,
Thomas King, Andrew Murphy, Patrick Scott and VIM.
O. Donald. Those who got off we're helped away by se
csssion sympAhisera in the vicinity of Delaware city, who
furnished them with money and clothes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
WAR DEPARTMENTS,
lDJUTANr AND IssPECToR GENERALS OFFICE
EcznoID, July %, ls62. }

UkNEKNL UhUEK5, I
No.tl.
TIE successful desace Of vsssurs aganI The mortar feet Of
tie Enemy BY Ao General Van DORM and the officers and
under hi, command entities them the gratitude Of the country,
the thanks Of the government and the admiration Of the army
By glsny and good iuc they have only
The city cot them theJ shown that bernhard
enti Of ce bravey ted aehes nohing for the
and only uave hls malice Ard us hJTocy Of hi,
wish 10 tie Unos. The world that lis
mis- len /. one Of d.srue lol. not restoration
Lieutenant BroTn and the oeefs snd crew Of the Confederate
steamer AEars. By their ksroe attack upsn the YedeA a. asst
bore ckug equaed the Highest recorded eIa1pFe Of eOEr
age and sk They prove thu! the ssJ shsn rsgars 10
p-op,r ,l.n,n be Of the eaef bE~ats OF nAlond
fenc. sni tina. led ahgh phase IA the e'nsispes and
az eIsn VI the country,
By eomnsnd Of the Sec ,stiry Of War.
(aSnsd) T. COOPER,
va5-ls Adjt. and Inst. General.
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spIrIt OF the KnsmI.

We have seen a letter found on enc of the blte'
fields below this city, written by Yankee soldier, in
WITCH after charging imaginary crusles TIE OOnitd.
ale soldiers aud also that had companies Of negro
soldiers the writer coniessCs that the practice Of
the Yankee soldiers pu, death all STR gylnG Cor
fdsates and negroes with whom they met but be con-
esses this vas done without the knowledge Of ofoes.
Speaking Of the expected capture Of Richmond be says
that the men had determined to give ne; quarter.
The letter IL that Of Yankee and not Hesaiau.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

We hear Of the arrival in Hampton Roads of an.
other body of effective troops being the division Of
General Stevens, from South Carolina and intended,
doubtless reinforce the army operating against Rich
mond. This division, which, after its long service in
South Carolina be presumed be very strong
in numbers, arrived in Hampton Roads on Tuesday
last, on board The steamers Vanderbilt Mississippi and
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EXTRACT.
EXTRACT.
wAa DEPARTMENT,
ApJUTAyT AND lAsPICfoR GENERALS ObF..E,
hiehnOni, July -, leS2.
SPKCIAL ORDGRs,l
y No. 81.

H. Ths employees Railroad Companies authorized ara
reqas.t,i The feDugh1 OF sldes pasng
oyer heir roads And eli dstrs and pe.sons
without army uhereyr Be oend on said
roNas OmSer Of tie 81 tee a.ss
yenent stauoa lodge them IN AI and rpoE heir
names the AID usnrs Ken
uoad TlIJ vi pad for 81 s.s,sf delivered
ca s dhtei col for ds.edr oJTel Ia. No al
VANCE made the erptn 81 zppTee AID rGn
Pc taon Jao receiving osseTteis Ieqae.ied = SIa
By Command o. TIE Secretary Of War.
(s.ned1 q cooPER,
July 25-lv ADJ. and LISP. Gsarr.i.
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By TaR GOvEaNOR or VIRGINIA

By TaR GOykhNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
yITaEREAs information ha. the Court use
w e,uuy caroline possession Of pubic enc
th. thu term o. the s.d c,at he
ctrdn to iAE:
ere, BY virtue Of auth 1rtJ vIsed In Tie Free alive
JOHN LkfLHkR Coz Of the Jsmmoav Virginia
require the Justices psing the voanty coer. said
oanty the Of keeGwoo1,
unIy, the Blsr DAY VI August and the
holi he nonthy Of
he tIs change lied shall
inue.
(~-l Given under nv hand ~ Governor and under the
SEAL Seal Of Common wealth kehnoad this l~eL y
" ioHth dAy Of JAY, lsa7 and In the eIta ysar the
Iomny nwealth
yoRH LEToaKR
By the Governor:
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH.

Our latest dates from the North are TO the 22 init
inclusive From the papers received take the follow
ing extracts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25

from him. The panic got 20 hiEh thai al Arrangements
for defending the town appeared 20 be abandoned and
By sunset many Of the citaeps began 10 their
families from the place. Despite the reports Of the panic
stricken panic Makers Monday night passed quietly and
Of the naraudes far could be learned vas
within twenty miles Of the town.