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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
MY MILITARY PRowor1oss. TweIy,

b4- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - lively,
commissions were issued yesterday from
the Adjutant Generals Office to members
Ofthe First Virginia Infantry, to ELL vacan.
cies occasioned by designations and by
death. -
First Lieutenant John Craig was promo
ted to Captaiuoy, and Second lieutenant
James f. Morrow was promoted to First
Lieutenant.
Orderly Sergeant John F. Beard was
promoted to Second Lieutenaucy.
First Lieutenant w. H. Orr was promo
ted to be Captain, vice Milhous resigned.
Second Lieutenant John F. White to be
First Lieutenant.
Orderly Sergeant John F. Apple to be a
Second Lieutenant.
First Lieutenant James McElroy as Cap
tam, and Second Lieutenant George W.
White as First Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant James W. Singleton
as First Lieutenant, and Orderly Sergeant
James Cloudy as Second Lieutenant. z-. ,
Quite number OF appointments have
been made in the Third Virginia Cavalry.
Fielding A. Patterson, formerly of the Ira
Harris Cavalry. has been commissioned as
Captain in the Third Virginia Cavalry.
Samuel G. Means has been commissioned
asCaptain in the same regiment. Captain
Means is from LoudOn county aud has done
most excellent service as scout. He has
raised a company of LOuden county Ran
gers and will be attached to the Third
Cavalry. Ezsa R11511stH
DR.. W. Ktlmer has been commissioned
as Surgeon of the 10th Virginia Infantry,
now at Alexandria.
Captain Samuel ". snider. of the 18th
Virginia regiment, has been promoted to
Lieut. Col. ofthe 18th.
Seymour B. oonger has been appointed
a Captain in the Third Virginia Cavalry,
aud t. ]. Baxter as Second Lieutsnant:: in
the same regiment.
A commission has been also issued to
John E. Bowers as Second Lieutenant in
the Third Virginia Cavalry, vice Marcus W.
EchoIs, resigned. -argss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26


pV-THE Coal DIGGERs' STRIKE.-The
coal diggers' and coal cart drivers strike
still continues. The bank owners have
unanimously resolved not to pay the ad-
vance of fifty cents per hundred which the
diggers demand. The owners urge in jus
tiication of this resolution that the Dig
gers have already forced them to a cousid-
cradle advance-that at the present prices
the diggers can make from fifteen to etgh-
teen dollars per week, and that the patrons
of the coal bank owners are already grum-
bling at the high price and inferior quality
Of coal furnished 5,r5el
The worst feature of the strike is that
there is scarcely no coal at all out at the
banks, and if the strike continues the want
of fuel will soon be seriously felt.
ABORTION of the diggers held meeting
yesterday but their proceedings were not
very harmonious, judging from the. fact
that the police were called upon to restore
order. We understand that there are a
few diggers who are willing to go. to work
at the old prices but do not consider tick
aetly safe in the present temper of the ma
jOrity of their fellow workmen. The own
sts of banks dare not put new men at work
f0Fthe reason that the striking men will
not permit it. 30 soy
At the meeting of the diggers above al
lnded TO, it is understood that they de-
'ernined to demand Pittsburg prices, So
per hundred bushel. The rolling mills,
many of which have large orders to fiji
aud cannot afford allow their establish
msntS to remain idle, will doubtless agree
'0Pay the price demanded, at once. The
e0albauk owners will hold meeting this
evening, when they viii determine npor
some action in the premises. If they ar,
compelled to pay the advance price for dig.
ing they will put the coal up from SIX and
MALT to eight cents per bushel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

BB- DINNER TO THE FIksr VIRGINIA REe.
IHRNT.-The lst Virginia regiment has re-
ceived permission from Gen. Kelley to re-
main until to morrow. In the meantime,
tomorrow being Thanksgiving day, prep
arations are being made to give tho mem.
bers of the regiment dinner. We hope
that the proposition to entertain the regi-
ment will meet with the hearty co-opera-
tion of all loyal citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

General Order NO-l-l
4 A battalion Court consisting Of lieut.. Col Thos
III. Logan, President, aud Captains Geo. Q. Ware,
60 A. John Scott. Co /, M. MeNaughten. Co o.
john O. Smith, ca 1, will convene on Friday, No.
vember 2lst, At y o'clock p II, In the Grand Jury
room IN the Courteous, for tie tEAnsAeiiOn Of such
business IL may lnWfnly have to DO arising With
In the district represented.
H. Battalion Court, cOENisting Of Major O. W.
FranEheim, President, and Captains John p. Hop
kias, Go. X, Ohes.gr ID. Knox, Co. Z, J. n. Vance,
Co. d, VIM. B. Simpson, Co y, and Andrew J.Long.
Courthouse Saturday, November 22d, At TX
O'Clock T. ~, for the transaction Of such bushes a.
may lawfully come before 1t, arising within the dis
triet represented. aa.tI
sstiug OF ali the Field stan Oeers ard Captains
OF eompanles, will convene At the Grand Jury room
in the Court House, Saturday, November 18th, AZ
~ o'clock p NJ for the transaetion q business.
". Captains Of companies are required TO report
To the AdjutRut Of the Regiment ali absentees Gom
any drills mustera. which have been may be
dered Up to the time OF tho meeting Of each Battal
ion Court.
v. Lieut.. J.. n. Irwin, Adiatant aud Clerk, and
Lewts Z. Sttt, Sergeant Major, Proves. Marshal.
will attend the meetings Of both BattaliOn and Reg
mental Courts
vi. All persons claiming exemption from militia
duty by reason OF alieitagc SurPeOns esTtfeats
otherwise, must present their pleas to be considered
aud passed. upon by the Itegimeutal Court. All per-
sub ect 20 militia duty, who by absence from
drills musters, liable to be faad may present
their to the Battalion Courts Of the District
in which they reside and e aggrieved by aid Courts
VII. All clAi rs for services rendered mu-
sic, printing, rent Of drill rooms, gas &C. must be
preseuted to the Beglmental Court
VIII. All officers attending these several courts
BY order Of Andrew J. Sweeney, Col. 9Th Res't
now l. N.IRWIN, Adiutant
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HEADQUARTEHs or l6IsT REanIEST, V. NJ,
Ohio County, November 24th, 1867

B denefRl Order No. l.
| II A battalion Court Of Inquiry, composed II the
l. following officers, viz: Lieut. Col W. ]. BOEpS
/ Captains Geo. Thompson, Co. A, VIVA R. Howe, Is.
John WISE Co. I, members, will assemble at the taV-
ern house OF HeyeT, In the town Of TTadalphta, on
I wednesday, the 26th OF November, inst, ut one
O'c .Oek p. NJ The Captains Of the companies above
named, viii make return to this Court Of all absen-
tees from the several musteFs, whether company or
Ing within their several districts will apply TO this
Court for release from their fines where lawful or
sutieient excuse can be offered.
IL. A Battalion Court OF Inquiry, composed OF the
following officers, viz: Major Prank Walters, Presi-
dent Major Arthur o. BOggs, Captains Nicholas Muir
Y, aud William B. Morgan, Cost members. win as
semble At the tavern house Of Joseph Perrel the
{ Wn OF West Liberty, on Monday, Deeember 1st at
one o'clock P. N. lie Captains OF the companies last
above named will make return to this Court ofa ab
sentees from the several musteTs, Wheiher COMPANY
lldD within their several dlStrets will apply to this
Court for release from their neS, where . lawful
or sufficient excuse can beohered.
III. RegmentAl Court Of Inquiry will assemble
for the transaction Of business At Heyers tavern
house, In the town Of rriadePhia, Saturday, the
9th day OF December next, At enc o'clock p. NJ
This Court will be c9mpOsedo Of the field Officers and
eOmmandants OF companies, and win hear aud deter
mine all applications for exemption FROM military
duty, whether from physical disability aliehagO OF
any other cause, and appeals from the decisions OF
the Battalion Courts. All claims for allowances aud
expenses must be presented to this court.
w The Adtutant, Sergeant Major las Provost
Marshal) and the CLERK OF tho Regiment III attend
the Battalion and Regimental Courts, and all officers
will wear their side arms.
by order OF Col. Thomas Y. Heryey,
nOT25 3td1tw ISAAC BENTLEY, Adjt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
From Gen. sigel's Division.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-From the Timer
correspondent dated Sigel's headquarters,
Nov. "a. Such information has been re.
ceiVed at these headquarters this afternoon
as leaves no further room to doubt that the
entire Northern portion of Virginia has
been abandoned by the rebel troops. There
are u few OF white guerrillas roaming about
Leesburg, Mount Gilead, Narttusburg aud
vicinity. Jackson has gone towards Rich
mond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
Two Telegraaph operators captured

WAsHINGToS, Nov 25.-0FFERT's CR6ss
ROADS, MONTGOMERY Go. MD.-This morn
ing II daylighta body Of rebel cavalry
crossed the Potomac, said To be so strong,
entered POolsville, seized Messrs. Cherry
aud Sergeant, Government telegraph Ope-
rators stationed there, ia bed, and paroled
them aud permitted them TO Telegraph
their mishap 70 Washington. Their bold
ness has caused much excitement in this
neighborhOod.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
HEA ia A q slrH BaloAB.. !. IN
Khesling. Nor- 6. fEr1

rfs.E - Wheeling, SoF. 6 lse4
| GEnSTaf DrufeF w. 2. y tEiE.Nt NJ FL
L Until further orders, the dsId, star and con-
missoned Onieors, With the non-cOmlIll oned- staf
officers Of the eth and 9Th Remsnts ofYiFnia MilI-
tia VIII attend q the AroTy under the Court House
o. each Moniay eYe9iPs feF instruction % tartie.
& II. The nh al .isesiuaehta .vlIIl muster on
Saturday, the l5th in-s at o'eloel, p ~ tho 9Th
Regiment on 9Th Street between union and Monroe
Streets, and the 4h Regiment Fourth street, b.
tween MOlroe and Quincy strsets- Each CaptAin
will cAusa hiaeQmpany 70 Be fprod and the roll call
ed, precisely At ~ O'Clock, p II. Zach Regiment
Colonel. The Brigade win Be i5Tmed BY the Assis-
tnut AGiutAnt General, upon the order Of the Briea
der General. Tor inspection and review.
III. Until further orders, each company Of the
4th and 6th RegimentG, win assemble f1r inspection
and Instruction., one evening In each month. ior tWo
houF1, commencing precisely NJ o'clock The Cap
tain Of each company viii cause the roll 70 Be called
and ahsenteos noted for return
~. The OOlonGls Of the 9Th and 5th Regiments
VIII forthwith order meetings Of the battalion and
Regimonta courts for the laying Of nss npon dalIn-
queuts and the transaetOn Of bnne-s At such times
and places a. the Colonel Of each Regiment may
designAte l--ts .-l
V. The CoIonsls Of the several Regiments Of this
bugadeS Col. J. H Coehrane, 1854, Regiment. Han
Brooke County; Col James NeCluney, 5th Regiment,
Ohio County, Col Andrew J. Sweeney, eth Regi-
menti Ohio County, Col. Thomas o.. HeFy0y, 16lst
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Geo. Bowers, 13ith
Headquarters, roster Of the eld stan aud company
officers Of his Regiment and copies Of therr0lis and
returns OF the Volunteer Corps ttacod to his ROi
ment. He will also return the duaription, number
ing to the State, within the bounds Of his Regiment
His attention & directed to the 9Th Chapter Of the
Code Of Virginia, Edition u 1891 and especially
to Sections TO- H. Ia Is. II and Is Of that chapter
By order Of Briadisr G6ugrRi JAMS 4 WHRAI.
b. DAVENPORT,
now Asst Adj't- General. 2lth Brigade, v. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

AN ADJOURNl,D HIEHrIN6 OF 1Hg
StSE second Battalion CUurt OF Inquiry Of which
Major Isaac Cloudy Is PresIdeut, will meet TO con.
ming November the %, 1862, instead OF Thursday
November %, 1862. BY order &c. 8. P. HILDRETH,
noY24.td RegimentAl Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

hS-DisHlssED PROM rHE ssavlcE.-
among the officers whose dismissal from
Tue Service of the United States is officially
announced from the War Department, we
VossFrs the name of "Olayton Paddleton,
81 Lieutenant of The Let Virginia ARTILLERY,
'0' not reporting for duty since mus,er.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
supper to the First Virgins.

The supper to the First Virginia Regi-
ment will be given 10 Washington Hall on
Thursday evening at O'Clock.
Parties contributing provisions are re.
quested to send them to Washington Hall
on Thursday before IL o'clock if possible.
By order of Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

~. sTHuRsDAr FuE 27th inst, having
~ set apart as day of Thanksgiving
va We are l requested to state that the Banks
.,n. savings Institutions of the City Wiilb be
o''a' lis expected that no.ss ms ID
S1 ~ that day win be paid on Wednes-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
- TnE OH lTaspr. LT8eTs - III,

~ TIE OiL STR&DE.-There is'a deci-
lied activity hereabouts now in the Oil
trade. Lots OF OH pprchased- Iii. non,h,
avo at s;.h,.ou 80 --0u'u'
-. anu now IN store
neEe' are held al seventy. All of the Oil
about Peterborough apd this whole sec.
tion country, has ibssn b,ousbt mn r., no, ~.
lie. I, ~ y i t'A0-
Ee" AoFA' "poa haAe monopollzed
anu nave complete control of the market
The principal reason for this advance ia
hat the parties who hold The nj, arc 1T
excb.n.s os;, = =. = - 40, ~"
sNSHanEe OF Last year over one million
barrels only were shipped abroad. This
year the amopnt sbinnsd has evcss,oit 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
NOTICE.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
HE FIRST Battalion COnFt OF Inquiry
of which I.irut. Col. c. D. Hubbard Ia President
will meet TO conclude their iabors At the c urt
House on Wednesday Vening, November 20 1862
At Z o'clock. by OrI-r &c. s. r. HILDRKrll
noE2l-td ReaImental CIsrk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

CENTREvILLE, VA, Nov. ga small
body of rebel cavalry was discovered at
Braxton Station to-day. Ast -.
Gen. Schurz rode to the front to day,
and inspected the pickets He found eve
rything quiet aud satisfactory.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

NEE YoRK. Nov. 2b.-It was the steamer
Africa that was siguSlIed off Cape Race
yesterday aud not the STEAMER Arabia Us
reported In the News despatch.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

NEw Yoax, Nov. 26.-The steamer RO-
auOke from New Orleans has been signall.
ed below.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

Published for tho benefit and ~ n warning and n
caution 70 young men wins suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the
time the means OF SelECure. BY one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaskery by enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE copies may be-
had OF the author, NATHANIEL 9TAYPAIR. Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. apI-1yd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

FOR A SEVERE Cough TAKE THE
~ .EXPECTORANT SYRUP
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE the
EXPECTORANT SYRUP
FOR SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
s. THROAT, USE THE EXPRoToR4T SYRUP
FOR GROUP AND wHooPING COUGH
USE THE ENPEcToRANT SYRUP
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIc USE THE
EXPEorORASr SYRUP
FOR A'DRY HACKING COUGH USE TIE
ENPECTORANT SYRUP
POR HoARSENESs FROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
USE THE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
- .srsf LAUGHLINS BUSuFIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
octEI Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
THE FAMILY GOLDEN. & GAM


PHoENIN ALE BREWERY.
TTXHESE ALES ARE MADE PROM THE CIIOI-
cost Malt and.H and pure hlsered water and are
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH wHRELING.
N R-The Farily AIe Il an excellent dinner Ale
wholesome and strengthening tonic, and is put up
In kNEa lud half kegs Tor Family ulaa fsf 1rSaF =
Ofdsr5 Ieff n 6..tT Reessing 8 oo.'H ooEner,Of
Quiney and Market streets, viii be promptly Aften-
ded to. noV16u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26

ssy-wF,1I cali attention to the advertise
ment ofCapt. O. N. Goulding who wants inn
mediately large number of mule packers,
laborers and teamsters to serve in Ken
lucky. Good wages will be paid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
BATCHELoR,s HAIRTDYEi

~ 4HE BEsT IN TIE WORLD.
d, WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's eelsbuted Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ijure the Hair In the ieest rem
edies the III effects Of bad dyes and nVigOrates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
son and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
A8- The genuine L. sgned WILLIAM a. BATCH
Flor, on The four tides Of each boz
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
New York.
- '-'''' = -'''''' IN mys1-ly-dAw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LaughIins s. BushfieId's
Expectorant Syrup!

FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, IYhOoPlng Cough, amp
AfsctlOns ofthe Throat, Lung. and
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HEADQUARTERS ARA BEsInEsrY.M. D
WHEEIIxa, NoVembOr 6th is6a 7

now Asa. AdJ't. GoDorai. 2ith BTisado, '. "
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MEpicAL


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hooa. - vi.,eh shi- Gala b~<esss- .is-sef. ~e-A.
slld poor, itafek Ia ths sfcplsllsp, u psffsas@ ia
whols body, snmsy lars oaf N d'ssssa 90 sny par
Of a. No sss<s n nee Hrn its sstsek-, pst y there
one whlss IA sass fot dssfp. Tie ssssfaises s-.st
4 sar.ouely eanssi " nssesgsi dissass los iisins
dlsofdfFef W vphsalnY bod, Impure ~, tlte sI1
nit1y hsists the dspses<& stces .nf, sboss AT, ~
tks sensEe. flfstian whatever D. "a. ofiein, 70
hereditary IA fhs oen-,ifsiiss desossiisf hoR Pc
esnss % cIllirsu unto the thlld hnd fenftL ssnsi
,ou.'' Indeed IL seems " - tbs rod ef ihu sbo
sa,s. - wsll sisit ss inAquiess = shr hstefs eTou
lts sfsess ess.assaas ~ a.sssrse ffoa. he ehSoa
- coTgllt ~ piosfogs useftef, Which, ia Vs tsNs
liver ard tnufnni cfYshs, u 0imsd tnfFtfctf ~
the glands, swsliinss sd tls ssffses, efupt'es
o. tores. his t-sl souspuoa. ~isifh Eendsfs iniss
blood dsprss-ea tAs enefgiss u lls - ei = ~
lous complaints, tat they have "a ie" f'Hef "
ssssistsn8t the sttsrks 81 other dssesef esnsegnfW
h sast numbers perish ~ ais<s dsrs ~h. staooee
nof scrofuloas ussr nstasss sfs $50 ff~afss~ Va
a. by thls tslnt IN the sysfem. ho.t u Tie Coz.
sumption Which deciuislsd tls bgmss fatally has ut
oflin siF~ctle 10 thls esFeuious cct<mihstou. sf,c
msny derFucfsfs discns ssa u fhe liFer. kfdnesss
brain afd, Indeed. ef al tas sssans, afisf uem %
ara aegr AWAITED ~ the ssrle esost, ....
Ous quHrter - al our people ere sorvfuivsi thfs
p.rsons are invaded ~ this lunang infecsiuo s.so
their heallb T. sndefrninrd ~ "a 40 esAnss a. iroue
ths system we nest reno, Ls bleoi " AZ alters.
live nlodclDe and ihvgorste Il ~ healthy icc1 snd
exercise such medicine ~s surpiy IN
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A NEW Ak1iCLE
Roback's Stomach BiSSeTs |!

new and delightful Stomacbic and Cordial, iot
xvtng tone 20 the stomach and for The prevcuuou q
'iloas complaints, incidsat 70 The Western cc1ney
rry X.
As morning drink TO sssiE; digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, IL has equal. Try IL
In 1srcr = IS Ee-sOr - al oLheT Bitferr IFy -
T5e formula Of these Bltiers, low (lSeli tbe sois
property os Ir, Rcback crignated witb one q The
ldest and eminent Medical PractiuoleTs 81 tn
Nest and Il Il directly pgedioAtec upon The ~A1s q
Western people.
These b.ers derive their stimulus ron tie qoweT-
u tun5c nature q the and herbs 81 ~hcc th~y
are composed, and Is they are. Dy aisying 1n 81
aral cravings a ihs stomach. dirsciiy prVnlOLye II
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes ths Il making then
rideiy known. the public welisre h luheeTsed.
Il viii soon be for sale by ell Of Dr. hobset'- nr-
nerous Agents. and a Hotels, kc, tie country over
a. the meantime orders will be rlied direct f.ui
CINCINNATI IN any quantity, abt a. he lowest raies -
q Is put ND ia GUAR Boiles an securely packed 10
one doz Hall doz- sample cases NJ sovFeveF.
be PACKED ard scnt 70 any address, i desiisc-
detail Price, 81 per bottic, ar si>
for e5.
Principal Office and salesro0-s- No q. East fcori1
Street Sd bsliding from Main Street, CL.-ik-ta4 =.
/ Ohio. Laboratory, No 73 Hammond street
FOR sale IN Nigo County by
p NJ DONNkl4l, Terre Hsuta-
/ I.R CUNNINGHAM.
| wN l. SHUEl, New Goshen
/ PETER BiSKlkk, Centreville-
Aud by Druggists and Merchants geoerau,
| throughout The Inited States and CarAa-s.
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>. afs yssr. Ia sassucs. ~ ~
80 thfsr al.iAs la sisailee. ss..ss..s.ss' -
i.s.rsis ~ Ciis Subscribers ~ 10 cents Iei "seA
single eggies. oeuss.
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variety of
MEMS. MOMENTS AND CHILDREN'S
WEAR
sa.t,hl. for the van wiursr ffsde. whict - 81
- scil. Wholesale Or retail a. the
Lo,oesf War Pane Prices For Cssh:
". .s.p<sisiy esii TIE s,seusscn q coosfry nsr.
chants ana Dcslsrs % car large snd ven SELECTED
ssers 81 peots q Shoes. cur facilities tor ouyirg
seshi~s Us - sell. - wholesale. ~ loo or love-
,Asn sny market wesl of New YORK.
f,a~ ssock has ben csrsfniy selected - The mott
v-..shie Easterr Nsu1fkctories, ~ifh sp>cid view
~ supply satisfactorily The wants q Country Deal
ers -. .
oar srrsngenepts sach a. % enable us te
-, - es4ertsneut c~n-tsntfy ccsr5frt~, .nd
rouasrv Merchants will End 10 cinSniy IN sslee.
tiox an sssortuent,
uxFQr sIEp IN QUALITY Oh PRICE,
~ .nx hcns> his see e Yes ro-k. Ne hsvs siss
- 49, lsrse sssos tuenf ofotf 0rr manuseiurlnz
-,ss- ~ rs,- eha., ~ the e>st worknco snt 81 The
h@st m sssrial ~hich sil warrant In EVER res
pee.
- ,k that may - called fo- IN esr iine cn shc'r
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, 100000
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T. mos. otee,usi reredy Which tb< naedscsi skii al
our tisns. can deas~ of thls esery~befe prevailing
aa6 fatal ma!sdy. IL c0mblped fhm The most scufe
remedisfs that have been discovered Coz the espuf-
rrfi.r n tiis fsui disorder from The blo-.d, and de
rescue of the syssem frpm IL dssuufue son-s-
ouepce. Hence Il should be employed Tor The care
OF not only scrofua bat also ucss other siec'-esa
which arise from II, such A.
Erupuve and skm Disesses, 81 Anthory.s Pre-.
Rose or Erysipelss. PmpIes. Pssseie>, kieseh-
ss Blsins and Boiis. fspors. teiter snd SAT-
kbsum. Scsld Head. hngwefu, khes.
nsusm, syphilire and bercsred
Dlsrsses, Dropsy, Dyspcpta
Debility, and, Indeed. All
Complaints arising fFoza
yiustsd or bDPuTe
Blood.
m. .otuisr tellef in "impuriy a the hcod' u
sup2ed IN truth Cor scretrs Il degenerstiou ~ the
blood The particular pafpe~s ana viftse OF thss
sarssparla is 70 purify and resepers9 ihis vital nn
ID. without which sound hssith = inpo~io'e ~ con-