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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
HEADQUARTERS ara REuINEsr VIM. l
WHEELING, November 9th 1862.

deneral Order No. IL
n Battalion Court consisting OF Lieut. Col. Thos.
III II. Logan, President, and Captains Geo, g. Ware,
Co A, John Scott, Co. I, N. y. MeNaughten, Co @,
John l. Wilson, Co B, John II. Ball. Co. @, and
Johu a. Smith, O.. /, will convene on Friday, No
yember 21st, at X o'clock P. NJ In the Grand Jury
room IN the Courthouse for the Transaction Of such
business It may lawfully have to do, arising with
In the district represented.
II. A Battalion Court, eonsisting Of Major CIV.
PrRnHheim, President, and Captains John p. Hop
kins Co. X, Ches or D. Knox, Co. B. J. N. Vance,
Co b, VIM. B. Simpson, Co y, aud Andrew J. Long.
90. II, will convene at the Grand Jury room in the
Courthouse Saturday, November I'D, At ~
o,eInck p NJ for the transaction OF such business
may lawfully come before Il, arlsng within tho dis
trIct represented. III. ..s - ~ .L s.sl Id
sistnR Of ali the Field and Officers and Captains
ofcompnnies will convene At the Grand Jury room
In the Court House, on Saturday, November 18TH a
IL o'clock p. NJ, for the transaction 0! business
Nv CAPTAINS Of companies are required 70 report
to the Adlutant Of the Regiment all absentees fiom
any drls or musterS which have been or may be or
deTed up to the time OF the meeting Of each Battal-
ion Court. ,.a ~ =. 90 = ! !,
LewIs o. Stifel Sergeant Major, - Provost Marshal,
will attend the meetings Of both Battalion and Reg
mental Courts -. ,,,.,
vi. All persons claiming exemption from militia
must present fheir pleas TO be considered
aud passed upon by the RegtmenAl court. Al PER
sons subject to militia dnty, who by absenee IRON
drills or musteFs are liable to be hnads may pIeent
in which they reside and II AggrieYed by said Court
declsIon may appeal 70 the Regimental Conrt-
VII All clRipS for services rendered, sue as mu-
Eie printing rent Of drnl roomss Gas, &C. mus %
| presented 70 the Regimental Court
VIII. All ofacOFa attending sthe@e eeteFh eOuIS
will appear With side arms.
| BY order Of Andrew J, sweeney, Col. Nh Reg't.
Il poyT I. H.tRWIN, AdIutant,
q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
StoneWal1 Jackson Marching on
Cumberland-Re bels Reinforced
in Virginia.

StoneWall Jackson Marching on
Cumberland-R ebels Reinforced
in Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Washing
ton Star OF this P. H., says we have iufor-
nation from the front representing that n
considerable portion of Jackson's force is
making its way over the northwest Virgin
10 Turnpike toward Cumberland. While
inclined tO,doubt the accuracy Of this news,
so far at least as to the extent of the
rebel force marching in that direction, If il
is true, Jackson designs seeking 70 diVest
as large Union force as he can. Serious
work Is now before Burnside. The ruse Is
an old one Of JaCksOu's which will hardly
win this time.
We apprehend the rebel authorities are
just now straiuing every nerve 70 strength
en- their army betWeenIhe Rapahannoc aud
the Rapidsn. Fioyd's entire force has been
recalled from Western Virgins, and If not
already arrived At GordousViIls, they will
have all been gathered there In few days.
BragR's movements have all been mysteri-
ous for more than a week past, and rebel
citizens of Virginia seriously believe be is
rapidly moving up by rail to join Lees ar
my.
Bat for the recent stay of the advance OF
our army of the Potomac, all these rebel
efforts to strengthen their force TO meet the
slack Of battle soon TO come OF Cif the adj
vance be not abandoned altogetherl would
have been too late; for by to-day an en-
| gagement would take place, and the throat
Of Richmond IN Gen. MeClelIan's grasp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
HEADoUAA1lRs 44H Rno'E. VTRarsIE AfrIFFri.I
WHEELING, Nov. 1lth, 1854 7

oESERAL ORDDG 10.
IRON and .fter this date the several eonpaniat6 Of
II the 9Th Regiment VIII meet AZ he GoliONin1.
named places for drill and inspestfoa, a. Ellols:
Company A, Capt. Ware. On the nrst Ffffly e.
each month At the AEnoFy, Court Houla.
Company Rt capt- Wilson, the lrE1 TaeaIaY n
each mouth ~ the Arrsory, C5art Hoosa r. : So
Company o, Capt. BAH, On the Ant Wodnaaiay az
each mouth at-thoi Armogy, Colr1 HAusa- - ~
Company D, Capt Yanea, q. the hrIt EhurIlly o.
e1eh month At TIE Annoy, Court House. =
Company i, Capt. Knox, On the fra Satnrl.v ~
eaeh month a. the ArmoFy, Court Hnuso- 49,
company u Capt. Simpson, on the Becond Tuos,Isy
Of each month At the ArmOTy, Court Houss. -
company O. Capt, MeA ailghten, Tia Third TueG-
day Teach mnnfh a. the Afnlnry. CgaFf Hou--1 =
Company II, Capt. Long on the El1Tth FIl9IIIiv q .
each moHth Al the AEmory. Court u01sa. 80
Company J. Capt Scott, o. The SC "A Friaav q Z
each month at the 4snloEy, CouEl H0ull -
Company \, Capt Hopkins, On tie third THURSDAY
Of each mouth a. the AFmoTy, Court Hoass. -
Company L, Capt Mufh, on the seeond ThnrrlnF
Of each month At the Armory, Court Holsa :.
Company rolls viii called At each meeting above
ordered, and an absences viii Be notod therein and
reported 70 thu succeeding Battalion Courts. 49,
Members Of companies o. the 4th RaEimsat un---
provided with arms and Aeeoutrumsnta win r1eaiTo
them on and aiter this evening a. the AEm0ry. -
BY ordbr Of Andrew J. SWeoneT, Colonsl aih Re-
iment- lDOV11l In IRWIN, Adiutaat-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

"a WOULD VT CARnT DouBLE-Yes-
stsaay afternoon cavalry soldier riding
spirited horse, took small boy up be-
Traa a'm' near Captain Downiug's office.
sas horse instantly commenced kicking
',. ns and pitching like an euraged jack
- 0n a hot plate. The horse after run.
s about half square threw the boy up
tue ~ Tue sky and when he (the YOUTH re,
NJ. Isa 70 terra frNG he ran and stood on
.' mead in the gutter. but after a. while he
i.h. up aud seemed to be very much aston.
onto, S+ % md that instead of being killed
N'sA' he was only slightly hnrt. 'S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

e9= THEEr oy SHAWL. -. Yesterday
morning about 2 o'clock some hardened
wretch slipped into the counting,roOm of
lie lHtelligsneer office after nearly all the
occupants had retired to their virtuous
sSaehes, and yanked valuable ten dollar
,a'El of nail from which isohupg, pen
alat aud walked off with it as coolly and
UsiiOsFatsly as If it had been his own. In
view of the approach of winter and the in
creased price of goods of all descriptions
uls is very great loss to the owner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
NOTICE 30 IAN snbscrIbers.
pD-ALrrRArIoss lx TaEAsunY NoTRs.-

IN TREASURY NOTESs--
If treasury notes are really altered, and
ffties aud hundreds are made from ones
oud twos, persons handling them may tiud
profit in remembering the points of dis
tinction The ones and hundreds are so
totally dissimilar 10 tue nain feature ti,at,
whatever skill or ingenuity may be brought
to bear by this process of raising or chan.
ging the larger figures that indicate the
value of the note, no changeis likely in the
most skiIful artistic portions. The portrait
of Secretary Chase in an oval frame, in
the extreme left hand upper corner of the
one dollar note, is it distinct, exclusive
characteristic. In the one hundred dollar
note, occupying like position on the up
per left corner, in the prominent device is
the figure OF single eagle; without spread
wings. These distinctions can be easily
remembered. Between the twos and If
ties there are points of resemblance, espe-
ciAly as the portrait of the first Secretary
of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, IS
common in both denominations, and is the
only prominent pictorial device upon either
glance at the position of this portrait
upon the two dollar note shows that the
oval frame of the picture rests upon the
extreme lower edge of the note, the main
title, "The United Srutes," being above the
picturei whereas, in the fifty the portrait is
placed in the upper part of the note, near
" at the top, while the words of the main
title are separated by it, the word '.United,s
ia upon the left, aud Estates" upon the
right of the portrait. The difference in
the backs of the twos and fifties is SO mark
ed that observation of that of the two,
with its two eccentric rings and its two
broad bands of geOmetric engraving, would
be readily remembered as an exclusive fea-
tute, as totally unlike that of the fifty, or
any other note issued by the Govern.
ment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

wTHE winter session OF the school
kept in the Linsley Institute will COM
mence next Monday, tits good time for
our citizens to begin their patronage of a
school, such as designed to be established
by EMessrs. Dodge and sGreeue, men
whose competency, it is scarcely necessary
to say, DO one doubts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Telegraph Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Il.
Fair export demand for Flour, sales at So IS for
superior and 81 6O@ST 10 for extra family. Rye
Flour steady at s. So and corn meal Mt 50 So There
Il active movement In wheat Red sold at 81 ~
afoat and white 81 6O@sI 20; rye selling at
OO@9I for southern and o5 for Pennsylvania. Corn
In fair demand; yellow sold at o. afoat Oats un-
changed sales at 80. No change In groceries pro.
visions OloVerseed In demand, prime sold At 50 IS
E3$6 40. FlRxseed sells Mt 81 60@s1 20. Whisky
hrm at 4oc.
Flour very dull and prices nominal, superior would
not have brought over S. 259S5 so; at the close.
Wheat dull nj 81 OOG$5 10 for red, and white. Corn
active, 50 shsIled, 62db3 old ear; 45@DSS.
Hhlsky 3llI Good demand for mess pork, SAILS a
1900 bbls ut $40 so for country $40 IS for city
Lard dull at s9<@S1s. Green meats In demand At
$50 for shoulders s9bk for rib and clear sides 81
sustained, sales of 1900 at "a IS for light $ 400
81 60. Groceries hrm but quiet. Gold 81 80; silver
and demand notes unchanged. Exchange in active
demand at par selling.
Cotton buoyant, 25Co bales sold at 6IIzta65c.
Flour declined sales 1880 bbls at 50 60aS6 50 for
southern, Wheat declined, sales 2.l4OOO0 bush At
81 1T9 p for Chicago spring 12@lS, for MIL
waukss club I 6511 So for white. Corn declined,
sales 10000 bush. Pork heavy at u 1912 sT1S
for mess. Sugar firm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

p8-THE RrvER.-The river still con-
tinues to fall, with something less than
three feet in the channel. The weather
was warm brightand pleasant, and tho day
was as beautiful specimen of Indian
Summer as ever shown upon wicked and
perrerse generation. There was nothing
Ofimportance occurring about the land
ing. The Ingomar in coming up from
sunfish ran aground and 'tstuckP awhile
at the mouth of Wheeling creek. Captain
Booths new boat, the Liberty No. 2, is all
ready for launching and will take to the
water upon the frst sufficient rise.
Carr. R. oAbuoUS has purchased the
steamer Leouora fCapt. Davis for the sum
of $4,000 and put her in first rate order.
She is to run as regular packet between
Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati and st.
Louis. gAl Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
R8-REpoRTs PROM OUxpERIAsD.-News

G@REPoRTs FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from Cumberland last night represented
that Jackson with large force was NOV
ing westward from Winchester towards
Romney. We have the comfortable aesur-
auce however that all needful preparations
are IN hand to meet him, aud that there Is
no danger of surprise. He will iud him
self appropriately attended to.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
A Large force of Rebels at;::Mur
freesboro.

WAsHINsroS, Nov. ia special to the
n. Y. Tribune says, reports concur that the
enemy is acoumulating a heavy force at
Murfreesboro, but the military authorities
have no faith that these demonstrations
mean more than a cover to convey their
stealings of subsistence across the Tenn-
army moves up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

SAN FRAxCtsOo, Nov. l3.-The treasure
shipped by the steamer 0riEaba was $685.
600 for New York and S462, 600 for Eng
land. 1t was SO stated in the dispatch to
the Associated Press. A bIunder occurred
in the amount during its transmission over
the Pacific line.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
pW- A OoMFLLnEsr 70 Our Jon ogrIoE.

We received letter from gentlemen at
NOrgantowu last night Ia first rate judge
OfgoOd printing, and one who gets great
deal of it done,l in which he pays the fol-
lowing compliment to our Job Office:
81 received my circulars last
night. They please me in style, and think
the workmanship better than those have
been gettingin Baltimore"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

~WISrER EuMBRR MADAME DEMER-
Ksr. three full sized patterns, and colored
fashion plates, only % cents-at r. G.
Graves & Co.'s news depot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Goyernors In Washineton

Governor PeirpOint. Of Virginia; Cover
nor Gamble. Of Missouri; Governor Mash.
buFnes Of Maine, and Governor Morton, Of
Indiana, are now in the city, on military
business with the Government.
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HEADQUARTERS Sra REGIMENT, v. NJ, I
WHEELING. November I, 1852. !

General orders No. /.
r The battalion Courts Of Inquiry for the 9Th
L. Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene as fol-
lows: The first, embracing ali the companies north
or Alley d, Centre Wheeling, at the Courthouse
Friday, the 21st inst, at o'clock p NJ, consisting
Of Lieut. Col. Chester d. Hubbard, President, Cap
Adams, Co. T, Porter Smith Co d, and John GOudy,
Co. /, meuibers. The second, embracing the eompa-
mics south of the above alley at the CsurthOuso
Saturday, the 22d inst, at O'Clock p. NJ consist
Mckee, O.. X, B. y. Taylor. Co. E. Andrew Glass, Co
B, II. HArtsnsteln, and Augustus Hanlen, Go. H,
II. A Rsdmental Court Of the Sth Regiment, con-
ssting Of all the Field and Sian oeers and Captains
Of companies, will convene at the Courth suse Sat
urday, the seth Inst, 1t l1S O'Clock r. ~.
III. Adiutant John II. Stallmnn, Provost Mammal,
Pa b. Young, and Samn P. HildrGth, Clerks Wfll at.
tend all OF the above Courts.
". llpetsons having legal excuses TO offer for
nattendanes At any Of tbs drills or musters order
cd prior 70 the assembling OF these Courts motif
ned TO attend. Those subject to militia duty, who
by absence from drills or mT5ters are liable to be
for their respective distrietG All others claiming
exemption from military duty, whether by the sur
eons certificate, alenage OF Otherwise, Wl present
their cases to the RestmentAl Court only.
/ " Captains accompanies are required torepOTt to
the Adintant Of the regiment all absentees from any
drills or mnsterS which ordered prior to the
meeting OF each battalion Court. Szglfa3-
VI Ferrous aggrieyed BY the decision Of the Bat
talon Courts may appeal to the ReEimentAl Court.
VII All claims for services rendered, such a. rent
din rooms Eas nude printing &e must be pre-
| scented 70 the R0gimental Court.
VII. An OceTs attending these Courts VIII appear
Bp oTdsrSf jas, Meclunsy, Colonel sth Regimen
Y; bs7s4a i-,,s3 PgI Il srALLMAs. Gaft.
Il nU0KETS . TUBSE-l00 dozen. assoFfoS
| b buckets, 80 don. No. !, 4 Tubs. for sale By
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N. =. Gnld Mnrket.

Stocks lower but closed 6fmeF. Money
on all soc per cent. Sterling Exchange
quiet at 81 ,4649l,47. Gold Sl,3l6l,32.
Demand $I,26@l, 254. -. {,
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pS-A RrsE IN RATss.-The railroad com.
panies have been obliged to raise the fares
The Government taxes render this nCces-
sary. Il HFaT7 ~
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HslDQQl WS..,i e =. g,'s.g q, :. n

GeneTdI OTlGT No. 9. 49,
l. Uaeii further oEdsr., tie hsla staiI und eola-.
ueers Of the 18th aud sth Rsimsnfs orVIFEInia NIi-
tia, will ATTEND At the AruEy nader thu O0uFt Hnul8
on each Monday evening for in.tFuctOu IN taeticI.
The roll VIII be called AZ O'Clock precisely.
II. The 9Th and 6th Rsgims6tT gili muItSr- on
Saturday, ths 18th Inst, At 0eloe p n: ths HI
Regiment on 18th Street botWeen Uniou and Monroe
Streets, and thu 4th ReEilenf RulFth Street b.
tween Monroe and Quincy Streets. Each Captain
ed, precisely ~ IA O'etnek, p. n. Eleh Regiment
viii be formed by tue dtutant upcn the oraE q tha
Colonel. Th0 Brigade viii b Termed - ths Aa.ls5
taut Adutlzlt GensEai uran ihS oIIUr n ~ no.
dar General, flr Iuspecsi;d and I,VSieIy y
Ill Until further VTirTs, each e0nPany 81 the
eth aud 9Th Regiments, win alsmhIo for inapeelion
and Instruction. one evening In each month, fr two
hour5, commanding precisely a. oicinel Tha ca
tain OF each company viii eEuso the roll % b olllSd
and ah8eutees noted for return.
~. The ColOnels Of the 9Th and 6th HeeimentI
will forthwith order meetings Of the battalkon and
Regmental couFta for the laying Of fnas unou delf-
and places - the colonsl Of each RsgImanI nay.
desiEnSte.
V. The cOlonsls of the several ReEimoutr a IN
BTigadeS Col. }. II. Coehrane, 1874 Regiment. Han
cock County; Col Joha ID. NIehoIIs IOii ReEiulgnf
brooke County; Col James MeCinney. sth RsInislt,
Ohio County, Col. Andrew J. Sweeney, Alh Rfgt-
nlent, Ohio County; Col Thomas @. HeTVgy, 161st
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Gen. Bogpnl, Iafth
Regimont Marshall County; viii 80 Fetur1 e 49,
Headquarters, roster Of the feld utaG and Company
officers Of his Regiment, and copies Of the rolS and
returns Of the Volunteer COrp attached % his RaEi
ment. He will also return the dascriptfnn. uunkrr
and condition Of all and aneoutrImsnts belQng-
lag 70 the STATE, within the bOuRdI q his lsasGt
III. attention e directed 70 the 9Th Chapter q tie
Cods Of Vlrgnta, tEdition % lsdo,l and elPeuiaty
TO Sections 10, II, IL Id Il and Is 81 that eptsF
B. DAVENPORT,
move Asst Adi't. GeBsral. 3ith BEigads. v. n.
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Fire in New Ynrh

EER YoRK, Nov. I4.-Tbe Government
CraekerBakeFy, At the eornef6F Morris ana
West streets, was burned this morning.
The loss amounted 70 SIS, 900.
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HEADQUAnrERs WHEELING OApETs, /

7 ~ ----T- NOVtmUtF To- I9bz. J
Your are hereby ordered to meet at the
armorr under the Court House, on this
evening att o'clock, P. NJ. A full atten-
dance is desired as business of importance
will be transacted Allpersons wishing to
join this company will please hand in their
applications to one Of the sergeants at
once. By order of
S. B. MoRaAs, Capt,
p iFVgHgf ~ s. a. WHEAT, o. s. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

Public Reception of Gen. Banks.
NEw YORE, Nov. IA meeting of the
merchants and citizens will be held at the
Aston House tomorrow to make arrange
ments for the reception of Gen. Banks.
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r s. p. HILDRETH,
PUBLIC.

OFFICE NJ. 6S Main street, Wheeling, Va, will
" attend to taking acknowledgements OF Deeds,
Powers Of Attorney, &C., and also to obtaining
rearsof pay and bounty money due the heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers. my8-lyd
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LIST OF LRrrERs

d EMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST or
II RIoE, on the 18th day Of November, 1854.
9S-PnblIshed by authority OF Act OF Congruss In
the paper having the LARGEST CIRCULATION n
the District where printed.
RS-PersonS calling for letters In the LIST, VIII
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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FOR A SEVERE COUGH TAKE THE
EXPEoToRANr SYRUP.
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE =
aa-e.r-.T E1PECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
THROAT, USE THE ExPEcToRAr SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHoOPING COUGH
USE THE EXPECToRANT SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIc USE THE
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR A DRY HACKING COUGH Use THE
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
FOR HoARsENEss FROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
USE THE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINs & DUSuFIELD,
III Wholesale Druggists,
octzI Main Street
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BATCHEIOR,s HAIR nYRl

TIE BEST IN TIE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipjure the Hair in the lecst rem
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and nvgorates tho
Hairforlife. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant.
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
son and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
81 The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, on the four sides Of each boz
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
tLate 1888 Broad'Oay and 10 Bond stl
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@3S1'H73V131 s517NA 11AgV3 4V41VV V4
an Invalid.
Published for tho benOht and as \ warning and
caution to young men whS suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the
time the means Of Self.Cure. Byone who has cured
himself after being put 70 great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-1ydGw
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LADIES' INST.

Arehlbold Ann Higgins Lydia B
Allen Alice Lose Sue
Andrews Margaret C Lineh Ellen -t.5
Arthur Lydia Lyttls Hannah
Bell Fannie Little Isabella
Bowman Harriet MeKelVey Sarah
Baker Elizabeth McCahEy Fanny
BeaIner Maria hAFshAl Marshll
Bliss Alma Miller SuNnnAh
Boggs NJ Martin CathArine
Burk Amanda Meess Mollie J
Bruce Martha Moore Bmma ]
Borin' RlizA J Moran Bridget
BrecOrent ] Morrison Mary
Bone Sophia Montgomery Agnes
Baker Eva MorelAnd 4
Brooks Susan Noon Honora q
Brady LAYina Noble Mary
Bulser Maya NeWlAud Elizabeth
Chubic Nancy Nolan
CoWI Emma OWeFey Annie
Clark HELEN Phillips LtlEis
Connolly Snlne Rplley Anne
Gran Nancy RoS8er SaIlie
Crogan Budget Reseger MAFgaret3
Downing MoIlie Z Reester Maria
Dunn Mary Richie Hester
Deax RebeccA Rebb Anna
DelYR Rachel Rlcketl CathaFtne
Dean Elisabeth Reed Mary q
Davis Kate Robinson Elisabeth
DerOw Nancy Riddle Mary Jane
Davis Margaret Stephens Mary
EllefrftE Mrs Starr Jeannet
Eckhart Elisabeth Steward Elizabeth
Ralour Sarah Sullivan Ellen
Roard Jane Sutton Elisabeth
French SAllie SWt gger Mary
Folger Libbis Smith Frances J o
Gordon Charlotte Smith Maggie Az
GiBe Elisabeth Smith OathArine
GaTdener SIaryJ Smith Mary
Gregg Mariah Smith Ruth
Gray Missouri Smith Mary Jane
Golden RosaunR Smith Sarah
Grant Louisa Smith Virginia
Goulding MArylA Sanford Alkaline
Graham Mary Sheppard Mary
Graves Eva Saunders Marie Jane
GateWood Hannah Sickler Mary
Hutchlns Deborah Shrivor Rlesa Il
Hoyt MAryV ShIpIey CathArinS
IIardland CathArins Thomas Rachel
Hagans Sailie Templeton Ellen
Hamilton Virginia TurnSy Ellen
Hartley LAVina futile Agnes
uslsley PhilOma HeTbeek Julia n
IIeiniy CAthArIue Walton Isabella
Hampton SAllie Wo1tWOOd Annie2
Harden MalIndA white Sarah
laller MarthaA Wood Margaret
Huggins Mary Wells Narci4sa
Homes LAWN Walters Lizzie
Hogg Annie Il Whitaker Esther
jaeger Eliza Williams Sarah
jackson Mary 9 Workman Mary
Jones Hannah Wise Elizabeth
Jones MnlindR A 2 Williams Mary Z
johnson 3 Zigier Eliza
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