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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-25
DYsRNTERY, RELAX, AND WORMS.
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Dr. AIEE: Your pitt are tie perfection 81 nssdl.
cine. They hATe done my wife more good than can
months. Went Oh 10 be doetored At great expense,
butHek pokettF. She then commenced taking your
Titles OF worms (dcad) FROM her body. They after
wards cured her and Onf two ellArSn OF bloody dye
entRry. One Of our nsigiibors had IL bad, and my
vile tclrSd hltu Of your Pllls while
others around paid from eve to twenty dollars
dOctors bills and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then. Such medicine a. yours,
which IL actually good and honest, will be Frized
hereiI & ~ ia : GE9l J. QRIPPINs F9stmGSteT,
INDIGESTION AND IdPURITT or THE BLOOD.
From Rec, y. T. HiMss, Rastor Of Advent Church,
n = II ~ q 3 = [B6fOn.- =!
DR.. AIER: / have used your Pills with sxtraOrdI-
nary success in my family and among those am
called to visit In Distress To reghIAts the organs
Of digestion AND purify the blood they The very
best femedy have ever known, and can confident
y recommend them TO my friends.
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LOCATE ED, i''i-"
Cor. Baltimore and Charles.sts.,
BALTIMoRE, MD.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
il prosperous and houriBhing condition. Twice an
ring the last has It been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN
eresipg number Of Students representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the most eonsuieuous and
desir9biy located buildings in the city. The room
are 9ommodiouHy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to youps
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
Thorough Paaieal BusiaslI iEeafion FeneFSliy. arr
unsurpassed In any particular by any dmiIar 6stGb-
liahmeDt in the United States. -
81, 5.-ss EACULTYt
4. &. LOSIER, '' t-aHa
Principal-Loe.ursE The Science Of Accounts, Com
X -Af- mercet Busineas Customs, etc, -
M sr .a j. n. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice
> and Commercial Calculations 80
( % ,aatlull II. H.DAYIES, .-.r fs#.-
Associate Professor OF ok.KeeplnE,
N. o. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental. Ps,n.D.b,r
E.T.WILLIAMS, ESQ, - : d
1il Lecturer on Mercantile Law
RHY. Y. YEATES REESE. D. n
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios
TRUSTEES: 'i
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant. BE-
5 nSn T TT,. sT Tl Nm g. Keghler Esq,
The College Is provided With SSaSSs I'll
o. STANDARD Works, expressly for the use Of the Stu
rately instructed. - = 'oP-'
There SS, being % vacation during STUDENT.
from to 10 weeks. ''''.
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamepteil Cirenl.r 49,
upwards OF SIX souARR IERT, representing he
designs PenmAnshp, &C. sent by mai
ILee 9 ehqFge, accompanied with RfViF mil
PAE'ieuiArs' Adnren 3. K. LosIER
.l.LEG1L Baltimore IA.
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..-.-.-. t3Word.o -
The IdefI--The BestOf allPens.
oeor MQRgQEs GOLD PMS
che Best u Tins IN tiffs kViSEidp7se
IN RRCE1FrroFdENY' OFsrHk gaLLOEEo
", suns, ~ Cab e. Iosst} sieEPs. he sub
drsefsd 81 oid Pa: i1e . a. ~ - =
20 q GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES,
For scents; fhs AasS Peas f6F 50 cents, theLusky
Pens tOr 80 cents the Away. Ready Psl
the Elsgant psni and for y, the ELeslsior Pea.
me SIZES are, Nos. 2, Q, 4; Sand Q.
~ SANE PINS IN 6fLVRR-PLATID EXTRN
"a! SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
Ior60eanta the Magic Pen; for cents, the Lucky
Ejeeapt Pel; and for SI5O the Exeelfi9r Pen Thsss
are Well-aushed, gOOdsWTiting Gold Pens, with lri
dosmin points the RyerAge wear Of eyey Of Whish
1he name OF "a. Norton -Nunii,eF,- ahd sCasi
ity" are stamped the ahli0Wing Pens, and tbs
accideui. me hrInJtFs fhdielte sae s1lis: ~
being the smallest No the largest adapted foFth6
poeket; No Z th6 smallest, ana 40. 10 thS iSTr-f
Mammoth Gold Pen, for the deSlE. long abd ne
dium Nfbs OF all sizes and qualities. Ehort Nibs a
Nos. :, 8, 6, and are made OAIy Of arpt quality.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents, no. Pen, LIST quality, or No.
For 81, No. Pen, 1st quality, OF a No. Pen, a
quality, or q No. 4 Pen, Sd quality.
4 . = n NysO Au.a
For $50, a Nc. Pen, iEt quality, or No. Pea,
"a quality. or No. Pen, ga quality
ROr $l.IS, a No. Pen, LIST duality, or No. Pea,
For S2s5, No. Pen, LIST quality.
THE SAME GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER RXfRy
lis SION OASAS, WITH PENCILS.
For =. 80, Mol Pen, LIST quality, or No. Pea.
,TqF SIS, Ne. Pen. 1.t quality, or No Pea,
ID qu1lltyI OF No PEN Sd quality
For 81 4 No. 8 Pen, In quality, or a No. Pen "A
quality, or . No. Pen, Sd quality.
For $2b0 = 40. Pen, lGt quality, OF No S Pea
For S., No SPsn, Isl quhlity, OF . No. 9 Pen, -
FoE $50, No. Pen, let QUALIFY. H--''s e.
GOLD PINS, ALL FIRsT QUALITY. IN SILVER.
,-ss.L ACQUITTED DESK HOLnERS. q -
For e, 3 No. I Pen, for S225, MOI Pen, or 2sA
q No. 6 Pen, for $50, 4 NosT Pen lasf.
Eor 9, No Pen, for g, 80 9 Ptn, and Tor s.,
The ''lst quality" are pointed with the vsry best
IridOsmin points, csrefIly selected and none q tS
quality sold with lPsFieetioa WIrh
The "a eaaiity Sfe sSSefior 70 ssy Pen, mad.
By him previous TO tbe year 1907
The sd quality" he intends shall equal in respect
70 Durability Enstioty, aud Good Writing Qualties
1.-THE only eousiderations) any God Pens IaHds
In regard to tipeehsap Gold Psaa he beg Isar, TO
ed AIarhiheTy,he could not have made a. Good Writ.
ing and Durable Pens for the Price had the sold been
farniShed gratuiiOusly.
E1Ttfss 0FdeEfaa aGsf q an fssiaEesS speeify q,
aHEFbz7 and ''QnaIftV' Of tke Fs5lS or EsHJ Gsi
CdseS tOaRted and b PGrfSeaEdT to dsSTi5s Gs Es3
n PeHs fheg Prsf'rrphcter Stig Itpsbsy, eusrSs
Tur saIo by all dealers in the line thrOurhOu,
the country, ADDE'S o.. ,,on-o,,
-nt. .r.-4s, g o. 30. % Maiden Lane New Ycrk
Any one sending slugie letter pest stamp viii re
eelvs cireult5 with fae simils engraving Of d.
above lIEe. and styles, m62t2ni
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aIO. W.JoHNsoN, VIZ. JOHNSON.

MAnufaoturers Of copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron ware.
HAVTH6 AtAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THB
IL tr4pFoYed fAziutifs, ara better prepared nov
than eter - al an orders tot any article work
the abOHQlipe o. bnsiBoss VALUES and CondnetUIS
made TO order. Steamboat work done In q substaa-
dai and Wofkmanlike manner. We arc nov paying
particular attention to this bFNneh Of the trade All
can guaEantee satiEfaetioh In every particular To
wholesale Dealers We can oier induesmenls that
eOmplett and the ass0Fttout e fIi at alItimos We
keep stock Of theIatest aud most approved patterns
Of Coal ana WOOD Stoves on hand at al times.
-tfl ct3 g-8l g. ". JOHNSON 4 son,
Eo.Is9 Market Square.
5y2-d&Wtf - -tA = T 80 WhssIing, Va
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MAYORS OF THE
ea,n Great Cities. rss5 g.

WE, the undersigned Mayor, hereby certify that
Of our several eitiss have signed documclt q As
surauee 10 US that the Remedial Of DlE & {! AVER
5oos Of LSgs AYE, isSs5..PeH RIlls 4gPs
medicines Of Great excellence, and worthy the con
hdenee Of the community $500.
'-O''' Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
HON. .ALRIN BEARD, ztssI
- s5.. p Mayor Of Of NASHUA ASH n, Il;
HON. Il. W. HARRINGTON. JLa4 sssdia aasI
Mayor Of MANCHESTER, n, u,
HON. JOHN ABBOTT, I.,o, :, eosook1, \. II
ON. A. H. BULLOCK. -,a. -
Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATHI sILsBEE, ~ =,
-s.si I'D sfs4f u. Mayor Of sAl,FEA' MASS y
HON. p. w.cL1NCOLN, j., I, sosrov ,,. ,,se
.ziis sib r dan mayor q ri'essNs 'l'.''s'
~ ~ : Mayor Of PRoyIpEScE, R. i
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, F
49, 01i : y Mayor of NEW LONDON. CONN
HON. oHAs. 8. RoDIEB, - -.
49, MsyOrOr NEW YORK CITY.
'lO'' n ~ A Mayor Of HAMILTON. Q. ".
HON ADAM "iNsON' Mayor of TORONTO, 9. W.
NOV \, prsHop t=lr sllraI19 uer
- st'itl - Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
HON. I. n. CRAWFORD, isel-LlL b.. .5.--.
= 711' - Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES McPRErERs, a1 FL. ri ttar
Mayor GtsBowMANv1LLE, @. W.
-, - LIST atp.sraE al
iS @i A''4'S W. NOH1H Mayor of AUGUSTA, Nh
-S'' 5fsy;0 S'c HALIowKLL, NE
'iO'' SN'1 ? M Mayo of FREDERICTON, n. b
HON. WILLARD NYE,
l's' : '-'A Hs,ot Of rA1L RIiyER, MASS
HON. ". H ORASsTOs No, !, S,v,o.7 !, /,
HON. FRED srAHI ios s7A - 81
- fiaIl Mayor Of oALENA, ILL
HON, JOHN HoDaDEH. ii..sit -Jsl -. J
5d is5f s Mayor q puBuegE IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRuTcHRrEID. naa 90 loa ,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENG
.l.AH a.ta tf -..-I 81. 4a Eraa H1HlsulTr r.
Ns0's-S' MAJOR d TusoAIoosA, ALA,
HON. R. D. BAUoH, - = eL.ls.2 . I
---------,-----a Mayor Of NEW ORLEANS. Ia
Mayor Of Ro0HKsTEB, N. Y
HON. DE- wITT O, GROVE, No. -
.osiUOo 4iaff NPyOf 81 UfToB BY
HON. GEORGE WILSON. ,sI .su a. HoJ5
Mayor Of DETROIT. MICH.
HON. HEMAN L. PAeG,
haila sls $50 Mayor OF MILWAUKEE,, WIS!
HoN. W. W. VAUGHN, 4asi-- s
. w " Wis
HON. A. RARR. -is II iHs ssf3rl
Mayor Of KHsosHA. WIS
Mayor Of CHICAGO. Ill
HON. N }. A. HEATH, ras. gat
''' H al H.ff , Mayor Of sEL1IA, ALA
HON. A. ,. NOBLE, 70 % D .islasu
Mayer q NoNTeoitERy. ALA
HON. ". 8. HoLYBAD. $3.50 'i'
90 : - = p Mayor Of ooLUipus. ca
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL. .i.,Y w
y 81 80 iii t1i4s7 b. Mayor Of YHRAs oRuZ.
- IfsiH7iH sirifrflf Hlll-i iifl 81 D. taraf riti
DoH PIETRR DE- oABALL0sg 5sai- ss.a. sslf
d sir - ~ 81 '9 t 3. Mayor q MEXICO.
DON EsTEpHANiE RoDRIegEs,
DON ANTONIO ECHEvRRA.i Leu
--fi u 80 - - Mayor OF LIMA, PERU.
DON n. g.. AILANeNo, p 4 -sr.7l
80 ,iia's2 Mayor olzVAIPARAIsO. CHILL
DON MARC sEseUIPEDlLIG, iiI
s-i5. Mayor Of RIO 5ANEIRo, BRAZIL
Certify thst The resiaen. Druggists have a,, S,d
them DIV .gs.7 ads ID -iili.
Ayers Sarsaparil1a
Is an sHsilsnt remedy, and voarthy tAs confidence
'tJf3d fshFi5I'88 81" FilHlql3GAIIHq
~ .6,i sasei "55t g / {
Ayers EarSapaFIIla.
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Observation-Disclosures
Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad.
WHEELINa, 18th Aug, Is6Zy sf


a. "a
sNla0FPfER tFSf4aElBl GfoIR. HeeofAq
WHEELnNs, lTth Aug, ls62yEJd
DUsIERss being fully resumed prCthe baltimore
ID, 4 Ohio Railroad, the ponpAny having thorough
ly reeonructSi the bieaks "a the track and bridges
undbr aovernmebe protection, the road thoroughly
and completely Eparie by q overnment trD0pa, will
on and amer the l7th Aug run two through PaAsen=
tran1p0rtAti6h Of tonnage. sal i1ffFs sHN ~
PAssES0RR soHEDUIs, ls HsH
fi-iff b77- Depay4, : iil. lef $50
LEAVE YHRELISo. daily. Al 1910 A. NJ. Rem.
wood, 1870 A. Nj Grafton, $50 P. NJ; Now GTeek,
$50 P. n Cumberland, Gas P. NJ. NartInsbnrE
800 A. ~; Harper's Ferry, SIT NJ; arrive at nal:
tinoro At 800 A. MOO ffeg rrfE91U gtiI
80 a9ad ayAd ReRsNtHg,l siol sLE nod
LEAVE BALTIMORE at 9 p. NJ. Martin.buitspp..
11S5F. NJ; Cumberland, 4 AM Grafton II A. NJ;
BenWood, &lo T.. 81, arrive at WheelinE $40 P. u.
DepaFf,~
The second tFaiR-wil depart daily, except satar.
days, 81 $50 2. M Grafton ass 4, g.; New crsek,
~ a; Nj Cumberland, s:15, a. y, 4Artlnsburg,
1880 L. ~; nRrpers Ferry, Ef3<P.i 81, WashIng-
ton junction, $50 p. 81 arrive 1t Baltimore II Sl0
RetEniHe, -. -. u
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s,45A N: Harper's Fer
y, ESQ A. NJ; Maintaining. 1;55 p. n. Cumbsr-
land, e=l2 P. N; OSkian O;O8 PA Grafton 1iiO
l. a BsnWood, a. 81; arrive at wheeling go
". P SMITH, Master Transportation ,
L. ". COLE, GsnGraI Ticket Agent. n. J
J.. 10 JOHN R1NG,JR-, Auditor, 90 9slL
A.DLRREY, GsneTAi Supervisor oT.TraIna be-
up WILLARD III sUPeFYierOf Trains IT. Ia .ais
J.B.PORD, asnIAgsn wheoiinst ansis
- d. -
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J. V. HINES,
WAasAV, WYonINo Co., n. Z, {

WAasEW, WYOMING Co, n. Y, Oct. n, 1855.
DEAR Err: am using your Cathartic Pills in my
cleanse the system and purify the fountains OF the
blood. AZ = JOHN g, MEACHAAi, N. D.
ERYSIPELAs, sCR0FULA, KINGS EVIL, TET
TER, TUMuRS, AND SALT RHEUM.
From FbTl0ardiHg Merchant Of 81 Lauis, Feb. T. $50
m. AfISE Your Pills are the paragon OF ali that
Il great ID ma, dttns. Tiiey have cured my little
daughter Of uicerous sores upon her hands aud
that have proved lncurAble for years. Her mother
hRs been long gTiovously afflicted with bloches and
pinpies on heF skin ard In her hair Amer ouT child
cured, she also tried your Pills and they have
cured her. ASA MoRGBRIDGR.
RHEUlfATIsd, NEURALGIA, AND GoUT.
From Ref. Dr. RaDLes, Of the Aethodi1t z Church
PULASKI HOUSE,, SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. @. 1856.
HoNoRED SR: should DO uugrRteful for the re-
lief your skill has brought IL did not report my
case 70 you. cold settled In my limbs and bOought
ion excrutiatinE neuralgia pains which ended in
best Of physicians the disease grew worse and worse
untl, by the advice OF your excellent agent in Bal
trlore, DR.. MRekep%iciI tried your PillE Their eE
fccts were slow, but sure By perseveiug in the usS
OF them am now entirely well.
SENATE CHASEER, BATON RoUdE, La, 5 Dec, 1865.
DE- AYR: have been entirely cured By ylpr
Pills Of Rheumatic Gout-R paint disease hat had
AFFLICTED me for years. VINCENT SLIDELL.
RoB DRQPsY, PLETHORA, OR Kindred COM.
PLANTS requiring an actiEe purge 5thfF arc an
FOR cosTiv INEss or coNsr1p ALTON, AND AS
A DINNER PILL, they are agreeable and efectuAl.
FITS, SUPPREssIGN. PARALYSIS. INPLAadA-
TON, and even DEAFNESS, and z aRTIAL BLIND
NESS, have been cured by the Alternative action OF
these Pills.
Most OF the pills in market contain Mercury,
which altho9Gha valuable remedy IN skilFul hands,
Is dangerous In public pill from the dreadful
These contain no mercury or mineral substance
whatever. 90 ss4fs TO- t.s.. sg-is .lfsH SHI
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J ne NT1Ee l17IeTe tlftled lgill 8
eefsed at par. III
POSTAGE.

~
-c srasi3 eelsed tPar- D.. .sr ef4tlT
POSTAGE. 70
The Postage % any part Of the United States will
be but TWENTY-POUR CENTS wear for aRIscE
ToSd Z and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each
A. The above prices the Periodicals win be fur
Premium to New Subscribers. 81
the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for lsso vIl ~
ipTnished complete, without additioRdl chorqs i :
Snll6e ths mgre ephemera Magazines Of The day,
year Of the Nos. for 1850 may be rsearsi I'll, :!
valuable As for 1862. - ~ - - =
suSsesibcts wishing also the No. for 1881. rtiiss
supphed At the following EXTREMITY low HATS:
Splendid ohers for 1seC,. "a 40
4t 20 HeIrOgSther. fFft - go
For BlaekWoed's Magazine. the tlr.s * "A
F Pot Sny one Review, I-G-- !, lasf'' SIS 90
For Bisekwood and one Re -a,ss;. rs %
soE BACK ood and two RevieWs, iiish 4 ~ o.
for three Reviews, ~ - l-a3HiIi ai.iI %
F FSF tbs f,sr dSa three Reviews 100
For BlGekwood and the four IsyisIys a. a ~ ~
Any % the above works will also be furnished -
4ssp Sbse71S era for the year 1861, s. and O. n
0ns=HaLf tie Regular SUBSCRIPTIONS Prices.
~, thus Ne.y sbsezf5s obtain The Reprint tof
seven Consecutive Years for SS5la
WEI VI Z bnt little mo5s than the price OF the ors
As We shan never again be lfkey 70 ofsr sueb n.
eeoeinents a. those hero presented
: now ase., is THE TINE TO sUBsoRIBRf
RS,T1ittances mutt in all cases. be made 49,
= - tlsettsAsrs for at thcse prices no eommis-on
-. LEONARD SCOTT co. lt-iss &,
INV = - : No. 81 Cold street. New York.
SAAATs-sSo0 barrels .PittsbuFgh' No / R7f-5--
ie'ispls 300 Z do 5 f0hiO Riyer,is s-T,sS'
Just receiTed apd for saie bv
teLt 60. 5 ..la.lEE q II. REILLY
HAnGBuRG cHEEsE- Piify baxss h.
80 Sase'e IN stsEpi md fsgsaleAy
iasfi l.-s t4.=asr ssrl igss shils p lilly,
s,.,. ~ .sIstso l'siz az.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CUREoP
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, IN
FL UENZA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH. t.-ga.
GROUP, ASTHMA,
1NcIPIENT CON -
FOR the RAPID CURE OF


+
and for the Eellefof eousumptve patients In advano
ed stages Of the dsisase- -....-'.- p -
We need not speak TO the public OF its virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet ct
the American States its wonderful cures OF puImou.
airy complaints have made It already known. Nay,
few the families in any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience offs
Objects, and fewer yet tho Communities any where
which have not among them come living tFophyof
S victory over the subtle and dangerous dIseasesof
the thruat and lunEA hilo Il II the most powerful
antldOte yet known TO man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases ofthe pulmonary organs, Il l.
also the pleaEantest and safest remedy that can be
employed tor infants and young persons. Parents
should have Il In store against the lnsiduuus enemy
that steals upon them uprepared. We have Rbund-
ant grounds To believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves
more lives by the eOnsumptlons e. prevents than
thosett cures Keep Il byyou, cure your colds while
they are durable, nor neglect them until no human
HIlcan master the memorable cankeT that fastened
on the ritalg, eats. your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, aud they know
too the virtues of this remedy, need do more
than to assure them b still made the best can be-
We spare no coat, care toll to produce It the
most perfect possible and thns aoed those who rely
on Il the best agent which our skill furnish tor
their GuFa. ems. : ETslI
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BILIOUS D1soRDRRs AND LIVER ooMPLAIE,


: DEPABfnEnI or I'M INIElIOR,
% ~ GNABnrFesnN, D. @. 3 Reb., I6663
'Sm:I haHe used JCtG PMS In my generafand hna-
pItal practice ever since you made the and cannot
Their regulating action the reT is quick aud de-
eiJed, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for defanKements Of that organ. Indeed, have sell
dom found Of bilious diSsase 80 obstinate that
Il did not readily yield to them.
Rratsuhny ySars 8, AL0Nz0 BALL, u. d.
AA-3A w $4,000 Qfhhs Afarine HolI,iaaL !
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AYERS

PTTTsBuEsH, PA, Nay ], 1855,
DkJ. o. AYEH= Sri 1 have bean repeIt e1iT eTred
or two Of your PilLs II seefnS arit y fota q toni
stomach, which they cleansy At once. If they Will
Yours With great respect, I'D. ". PREBLE,
CzSIkefEhe EESdnsT Clarion.
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I'm RECEIPFr OFd ANY or TIN guLEOEIE0
Z u nms, In Cash o. RoStQi STAMPS. the SUB
scriber VIM send BY return Of man, Otherwise q
direefsds Hlaoid Pen orr lens lste1tS'S ths salSs %
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The Postage % any part Of the United States will
wood and but FOURTEEN CENTS a year for each
OF tne seeNlsNpso1 81 e ylfTE elI
Al the above prices ths. Periodicals will be fur-
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Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER
RuctfsaI and analytical rclAehiiit, Eo,o.EiI ias
fRieE as oEs. PEh BoI. FIvz Boxis Voa SI.s
sold BY a. G! eooDi4 o.; and by an iDEuerisi
and Dealers In Medicine eysFyEhsre.i ufiS
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For scents; fhs MAD Peds t6t 50 eents, theLu,,r
Pens for 50 cents the Always Ready Pen: for5Sesnt
the EieEant Pen; and for II, the Exeelsior pen
me SiEgs are. Nos. ?, ., 4; Sand Q.
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Ga SION CASES. WITH PENCILS :
Evening star., 1862-04-16
MAMMOTH COUNTERPART Esr.R,,sux,x,


BROKEN UP IN ST.. LoUIs-One Huzdysd
thousand Dollars IN u. s. Treasurv Notss
Sei zed-Ten Thousand Dollars IN Counter
fett Indiana Bills SttzeG-For some time
past, says the st. Louis News, the suspicious of
the Chief-of- Police have been directed to the
Inree-story house. No. Targee street, and on
Sunday night last search was made. In a
back room on the first floor were found a com.
plete set of engraVer's tools, and printing
press up stairs. The officers found upwards Of
$4,000 In counterfeit Indiana one dollar bills,
signed and ready to be circulated, and neatly
done up in $500 packages. A pocketbook
containing an unfinished $40 T. S. Treasury
note, the back only being printed, was taken
from coat hanging in the room. A man
named Wolkey was arrested and in the coat
was found certificate bearing his name.
Wolkey denied all knowledge of the criminal
business, but said that a man named Walker
boards at the house and owned the tools. This
Walker was known to be a notorious counter.
feiter, who also went by the name of Hill. On
Tuesday night he was arrested at house in
Dubreuil street, while working at the en-.
graver's bench in copying U. S. $40 Treasury
note.
search of the premises resulted in the dis
covery of upward Of 800, 900 in counterfeit u.
5. tens, and all the implements of the counter.
feiter's srt. The plates used in printing the
U. 5. Treasury notes are of steel, and have
been pronounced by good judges fine specimen
OF the art. A steel plate for counterfeiting SIS
Treasury notes was also found, as we'll as some
eight or ten bank plates in course of prepara.
tion. In addition to these, finished plate
for counterfeiting $50 bills on the Bank of
Waynesburg, Pa, was secured.
Of the immense quantity Of Treasury notes
seized, only some So, 900 were nearly finished
This amount was found strung by thread in a
room Tor the purpose Of drying. The other
bills were quite unfinished, being printed on
but one side, and lacking the various colors.
The presses, engrayers' tools, etc., as we'll as
the bogus paper obtained in beth establish
ments, were removed to the Office of the chief
of police
Evening star., 1862-04-16
FROM YORKTOWN.
The Rebels Actively Preparing to Resis,


CAMP BEFORE YORKTOwN, April 15.-Yester-
dav morning about O'Clock section of artillery
was posted within half mile Of the rebel works
near the river, supported by sufficient infantry to
prevent their being captured Fifteen shots were
fired into the rebel earthworks before the enemy
were able TO bring their guns to bear upon US,
when our men withdrew without damage
A fine view was YESTERDAY obtained OF the nosi-
ton OF the rebels, both at Yorktown and q loIces-
ter, from the Fairchild House, at the mouth of
Wormith Creek. Twenfv-four guns were seen
In the water battery at Yorktown, and nine at
Gloucester. At the latter place large number
of workmen were engaged in erecting new works
At Yorktown the old works used during the
siege OF l.sO were still visible, and readily dis
tinguished from those OF recent construction
Heavy guns were mounted on their walls and
the rebel flag was flying from its battlements
The principal wharf was covered with commits.
sary stores, while the river was dotted with rails
Every one appeared to be busy, as though the
coming struggle depended upon his individual
exertions. Late in the afternoon a schooner
anchored a short distance above the wharf, was
burnt. Yesterday afternoon our hotilla was en-
gagged In shelling out body of rebsls who were
engaged In the construction Of a shore battery
about four miles below Gloucester. The result of
the firing is not known.
On Saturday Walter Bean, company +. Ber-
dams Sharpshooters, was shot through the neck
and back while on picket duty.
Affairs were remarkably QUIET last night.
slight shower occurred this morning, but the
sun soon made Its appearance.
LATER.
FORTRESS MONROE, April l5-i r. NJ Hon. T.
NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War: Nothing has oc.
CURED since my dispatch Of this morning, to dis
turb the quiet then represented.
The fine weather Is very favorable to the opera.
tions at Yorktown, and It 10 probable that Gen
Mcclellan will soon be able to open bis batteries
on the Notifications of the enemy.
The French Minister honored me with a visit
this morning. He has gone to Norfolk, and will
goto Richmond. On entering the fort | gave him
a salute OF 10 guns.
JOHN f. Wool, Msj. Gen.