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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-03
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-03
THE HEROES OF PEACE,
AND
The Heroes of War.

L. ANTHONY, No. sol, BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, is now publishing, in addition
to other portraits, the celebrated collection
known in Europe and America as
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-03

VIII the afflicted call on The agent and get a
nomphle containing certificates OF cures from
we'll KNOWN CITIZENS OF ?INCINNATif
re- s~covill's Blood and Liver Syrup is
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEGEIA-
BLES, and is PERFECTLY safe for CHILL
DREN to use, in case of sore , ,outh or eruption
of the skin. If M0THElS VALUE the
health Of their children, tb y should eraal-
cate the seeds Of the diseas" before IL Is 700
late.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22

battle-making US change front. Sigers
corps was ordered up to the support of the
left, where his corps were engaged until
dark the Independents Brigade, as usual,
were the first in action, and it is owing to
the exertions of Brig. Gen. MilrOy that the
left of our army was not totally and COM
pletely routed: This General remained on
the field until 8 o'clock at night, hurrying
brigades and regiments TO the field of ac-
ton: Whsn the 6ght ceased the enemy, we
have since learned, were panic. stricken and
flying from our victorious arms, when some
one blundered and a retreat was ordered.
Some one shonld be beld responsible for
the reVerses sustained by our arms on the
battlefield of Manassas. There were thou
sands Of men held in reserve who never fired
gun or advanced over q foot ofgFOund in
the direction of the enemy, where officers and
men confidently expected q decisive and
glorious victory. We found that coward
ice, imbecility and treaehery were at the
head of our army. Every Major General
on the field with but one solitary excep-
tion jealous of each others reputation, and
tndulging in their own private quarrels,
while the fate of the nation was trembling
in the balance. Why are men not appoint
cd to head our armies who believe 10 Gght-'
ing rebels wherever they are found? The
Solutets OF tue army VIII nOt btauu suCu =
prolongation of the war much longer
The war could have been ended the day,
after the battle of the 3Oth, by our army
maintaining its position aud Offering battle
the next day. Why did Mcdowell tele-
graph that be had wonR brilliant victory
on the old field of Manassas, when he was
in full retreat towards the Capitol? What
we want now are men that will hunt up
the enemy and fight him wherever found,
and such a man believe Gen. Milroy TO
be, as Ons would judge by seeing this old
chief in those memorable days, where per-
feet Storms Of iron aud hail swept through
up before it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22

LIST Michigan, LIST (loyaD Virginia, and the
lst Vermont Cavalry made dash at them.
The lst Michigan was driven back through
our ranks, but Col. Richmond rallied his
men and put into them, when one Of the
hardest haud-tO-haud fights 1 ever saw
took place. blasted about half an hour,
and resulted in the rcpuIse Of the rebel
cavalry by less than half their NUMBER
They again rallied, aud with the assistance
OF two brigades of infantry. succeeded in
driving Gen. Bnford from the field, not,
however, before many a rebel was forced
to seat dirt" The lst Virginia lost in
killed, wounded and missing sixty men,
90. A lost five men, to wit: Shelly p.
Barker (corporal) Oliver p Phillips lser-
geant), Caleb F. Com (private), of Monou-
gala county, and Peter J. Bower and Dam
iel Connell, of Hampshire county. O. r.
Com was acting orderly for Gen. Buford. /
have heard several officers-some regu.
lars-speak of tbi, charge as Zone of the
grandest affairs" but being in the ring
cannot tell anything about It, except that
would just as soon be at the Mcclure
House, between the hours of one and three
2. ~, in the dining room, as to go into an-
other such place. ss.s
In conclusion, Messrs. Editors, allow me
to say that you need haveno fears of hear
ing any bad news from "my regiment so
long as Col. Richmond has command Of us.
Yours, truly, H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYf
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

TIHE proprietors Of the aPARIsIk n CABINRTo or
i WONDERS, ANAToMY, and MEDICINE, have
the benefit OF suffering humanity YOUR % t6oir
most instructive and Interesting Lectures 90 Mar
riAge and Its DisquAlfneAttonss Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline Of Maph9Q lpdi igestion, Weak
neas, or Depression, I6i III npEgy and Vital Pow
ers the Great Social EVi and these Maladies which
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It0gIoR thO5s sOq6lpt Of fur sby afltreting
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22

GS-Yearly Advertising on reasonnble tenn. Eeeor-
ding to the space occupied and the Changes
made. = = ~.
ers, to be paid for n ddrdhcs. j ~ 9 = Il
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines $40
or e. for dx months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
Tbs privilege OF Annual Advertising In limited TO
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all
Advertisements for the beneht of other prisons as
we'll as all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate In by them muDS
be paid for at the usual rates.
4SrAdvertisements not accompanied with Written
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. q n ~
Marriages, NOticeAof Funerals, and Annoncemsnts
OF sermons, 30 cents Cach nony11159
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22
gatlggn gntelligeufFt
TERlIs OF ADvEIaRrIsINa.

TWELVEsoLID LIHEB or NoSPAEE11, ION oss rscH,)oR
LESS, NAKK NsouARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22

Letter from one OF our Boys in Camp
Near Washington. 5rff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22
A Gard to the PeopIel
Now is Your Time to Save Money!

BargainSl BargainsIi BargainsIII
TN eOaiequsneo Of the fset. that al Cotton 0oods
i are Advancing very rapidly, and the indIeation1
are that they wilt very Be higher than nf any
previous time, have purchased large and Gplsusd
stock Of FOFoisn and Domestic Dry Goods, which I
have in store, No IS Main areUt, Centre WhealInE
and TO which would respectfully invita- the attsn-
tton Of the Publie as intend ceiling the STOCK ous
At the old prizes, and some goods ehaapor Ehan
they ever known before 50 that aIl persoas
needing goods, who will need them very n6ou had
batter avail themselves 81 this opportunity % sup
plying Themselves, - they m money By uAk-
ing their purchases at this time; basidai they ut
have . good assortment 20 make their SSloStion1
from -.5Fi. ~ = n .
Ny stock consists, IA part, Of Brown and Bisaehod
MuHlirs, Calieoa, Mems and Boys WoaF of eoTy d.
seriPtion, Cheeks Hlanncis 5inshnns Shawl. IAhls
and Towel Diapers, IFish Linsns aud Shirt Boaolls,
Parasols Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts. Lace M Gnan.
adi1e Yeils White Goods, Laee5 EmbrpldsrioS q an
kinda Hosiery, &C., &c. aa ~
LADIEsi LADIESi Your. spsciaI atteutioa =
invited TO my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which s The largest, ehsapest and most oo1plsts =
the season. lawns, Plain, Plaid and EmbEO darod
Grey Goods, MoEambiques, BeFags Angials -, ll
great variety Please call early, - VII mak6 q
greatly 70 your advantage to DO 20.
Yours very respectfully,
js2t 40. 81 Main IL Centre WRssiiaa. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22
sVVhsenng wholesale ~ Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

- THU undersigned maybe found 1t 14o
Main Street, where We are excessively
engaged In nanufacturng the latest and best styles
aud quality OF LAdieS, Aisses, Childrens, Boys and
and necessities Of the citizens Of Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which We offer At wholesale
and retail prices which cannot fAilto please the
most fastidious. - - az ss-H
We invite the trade, aud the public, 70 call and
sxanaing our goods. While We gratefully reme ember
most sanEuine expectations, we hope in the future
to merit continuance and to share large increase
Of public patronage. .-.s,,..s-
Having largely reinforced our nannfacturing de-
partnent With experienced and accomplished me
chAnIcs We are prepared 70 mAnutheture styles and
siEes % order for the trade and public. {Ei4
noT32 JAS. PILLsBURY = co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-22

Ths great public service, proPptneSS and reliAbi-
~ hf t6l5 Welltrfsd and sterling Company, recon-
ond il to preference with those needing Insufenee
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

ArH or JULY gxCCEsroN.-TIIE STEAMER ISLAND
CITY VIII leave pior y foo. q Ca,harn sttr, yi5
A NJ, storpns at OF OF Eleventh street At y3u for
whes,one Oty Island New Roch .lle aud Mama nek
Returning will ssye hanaroueck At 2D r. NJ, stopping "A
the above pa,es, bnc VIII MAKE her morning
TINS as usual Fare each way Is cents Esfrshtn,s
LCurd.
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

TxrBRNArroNAL EXHIBITION.

i THE WASHINGTON HUrEI, LIVERPOOL.
rnia aud malsfi' ent builfng lie nnes aut mos
c 1rhcy hns,cd Hotel In ihe upid Kin gdom cuyer an
200 square yards aud cona 20 an spacious
u.s. up with every requisite uyty at ntler
snl export, nee Furnish TIE chiee coffee viii
visitors. aud conducted on the Analitan
an connenls s. stem. Thc nctol Is eiinated on c,n
rnau ING and beautiful site, in tn very heart OF the town
PaDie rnry Museum, the Wcln ton Nunu ad
vhia easy distance OF the new Grat landing stage on the
iiycrNcrso ,eT
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

THE SERGEANT, HAVING RETURNED FROM HIs
Euorean iour 20 bis cid pase ca William street
hs Experiences daily rcs1g N aud
thai toe tnon " ist and aasu ts preserved. Ale
Dor eiesa Free hol lunch.
The New York herald., 1862-07-02
EEsTAURAyTs.

NJ LEVY the best turtle soup lnassr In ksw York,
hours ct dav aad esacing N EjkUsALL oyster BAY.
trade supplied
The New York herald., 1862-07-02
MArRIMoNrAI..

A GENTLEMAN, AGED ThIRTy, nssiar.s THE AC-
N auaatance las OFst -. Nih aviev ~ uat~l.
IRONY. One WHO brtuA NgW eniRh'c 4i Nas.
uen, gsIN sod afscIienAfs hear. sfiAou reference
ra4a may s1iress In al corAdrnca Bhsrak Henson
s4ayop y Aible Hovso.
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

hrH or JULY ExCugsroN.-THe PLYMOUTH ROCK
+ Will 90 down the bay FUN per y North nyer 100 q
Cvrtandf street NJ 10 O'clock Tno steamer Ma
sake free the Plymouth Rock from
landings. See blls
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

EouRTH OF JULY RxcURs,oxs ON TIE NORTH.
II ern Railroad Of New Jersey 70 Engiewood, Tappan,
fisrnont, Nyack, Manuel Spring Valley sna Aonsey'
From Jersey Ciy Al a and yl3 A. NJ 10 and 4;1g L. NJ,
and IL ~ midnight. To Jersey CITY at 6o, 7s6 snd II Is
NJ, 40 and ~ r irand ce!e6ra.'on a. EnE!cwcod
"Trip popular road The abounJs with pic
suleslue scenery, day bs spent with
mus pleasure Oh tho Palisades al Engewood the
nxaun nInIns saIR rlInAt
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

hTu or JULY EXCURSION TO BRIDGEPoRr- THE
II sselmer HaiDGEPOkT will leave from pier -, sass
Friday morning, A. SIX O'Clock arriving In
ronnsct with the stprrss trains. Returning, leaves b
port same night at II ocox Fare for the eacnrsor 81
117p FoUnru OF JULY Is5e
(O.Grand Fourth of July ercurslon up the Hud son
AZ font,lThe lar,e anu fayore Albany
Troy steamer HENDRIK HUDSON, Captain George o.
Topper will excursion as above, Friday july
eaSiug hOr sjp foot Of Liberty street pier I5, Ns.n
river 10 A. pier foot of Tnirieh street North river
Ie A. isurnng the city, pier 5 North river, ABOUT
~ NJ Msasa0i refresAmen' served on UoArd The ~
fFre the 20 band ~ mcsic wanted. Al.
ru y l. A. DYkEMAN odcs Lier ~, NVrlh river.
The New York herald., 1862-07-02
THE TURF.
TAH TURF.
Union COURSE. La l.
" CHEAT GALA RAUIN0 DAY.
FRIDAY. JULY 1864

THREE SPLENDID RACES ON THIS DAY
Iirst .ake three ols two niie
with twelve entries Second race great handicap, MICS
closed with fifteen enries Third laaes GIFT or
saddle horses hair mile for nince
gold watch, inh.id with danonds Many OF the bsst
horses Ancrfcs will appear esc In order
the public opportunity " these little
expense pcsbe the manager has determined th
seisDisd low price of Is cents.
Ladies accompanied by gentlemen will be admitted free Of
charge.
steam win ,eava the South fairy every hour daring
The day, and retrn the IL
Horse cars leave Division F,ou Wall street. and
South ferry every East New York. connect
inS with the steam oars for the Course
JOHN L. Cassidy.
The New York herald., 1862-07-02
s'' s v. 0. pRMAREsr, Superintendent

FOURTH OF July EXCURSION 10 KEyPORT AND
II around Sratcn Is,snd-The steamboat MATfLAWAH
wil an eseuron 70 ksypcr, on The h q July leaving
font Of Thrurth N r. n ocock A. NJ Chrtstopber
street 5 Spring street Robinson stree, at % aoG pier
IN r. ga clock a. " Retaining, leave keyiort a.
o'clock and arrive Ia the city about si O'clock
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

ITu or JULY EXCURSION 10 WRIST POINT AND
4 Newburs-steamcs BROADWAY will leave pier fu,t
e Jay STREET o,ick sndng ~ Amos street, III rtieth
street fonkers. uaktngs obbs Ferry, Tagrytowu sing
sfng, Havers,rsw, Cold spring and CORNWALL Returning.
VII ease Newburg AT O'CLOCK Excursioa tickets 10 esi
Point and Now burg, 70 ccn.s.
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

E,IsHING BAHKs.-TnB STEAMER CsOToN, CAPT
James A. Dumont viii leave daily follows (Sstgr
sxceptoal NORTH river Tn tieth street IA M Chriso
2her sree ~ A.. sprlns street ~ A. n East river,
Tenth street 1850 A. M. broone street. "a NJ; Peek A.
~ A. NJ; pier No. 4 North river, "a. IL.
Refreshments OF all kinds Fishing Tackle, Ba, a.
board. Pare o the trip. bfty cents
The CRUTON mako IA extra trim Julv 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

Brown STONE FRosrsThe absolute unreisbty of all hun
fame hopes and expectations is strongly exempfed the
which is fast falling the prenous species Of which
lately been used to the exclusion of almost other for the
ing entire construction of the most elegant private residences
public buildings Brown stone houses and 'brown Ouk
which have been used to crafty undcubtcd style and quality
shortly be looked only indicative IF de1j
Careful observation win show symptoms throughout the
the apdy with which this work going Door s
en- and gin sweeping the steps in front Of brown
quite frequently viii be discovered collection of peelng rub
Even Trinity church. the Of which carefully
exhibits the signs Of rottenness welesrn
American; and careful chemical investigation
fer order obtain method Of hardening preserving
material accessible and otherwise valuable for building
poses.-N. T. Sunday Tizzss. : IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

DEATH Mr.. HoLmeok-The Chicago Journal brings Us
Of the death in that city Of J. Hobrook
welknown Special Agent of the Post Office
there come two weeks ago. taken i'll On the day following
died suddenly Friday evening last Of hemohsge lungs
sent to his late residence in New the same
MI Hobrook was unriyaed DeectOr LIE accomplished
than perhaps all other officials combined
Ing to justice Post-ofce robbers He great nat
shewdness close student human nature unyeng tess
y purpose He possessed lterRyttalents high His
Tears An1osg "a. Ma Bags had all the fascination Of vdOc
Mail Baga journal devoted Postal Reform and the
ton Of Postal intelligence. -|-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-12
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-12

sra We. SHOWN / le lLfal!tle.
DtsPEP>IA. ty thor Uchl7 cleansing tie -s- an sec- a
stcEAch> aud :reatin. tnw of pure healthy bile In
>1e2d ~ the >ta'e SrG GcriC kind: Fna'u -..v o.s
Appetite heartburn hesoach- R=ste,sne.. II-t4nrz
AnEie;f La -aur oEd LIE i4rchoy, which are tie zen
eral symptoms Q! Iysprf>ia, viii yauisl 4. Lt1-a
I a-etie- oi it. cure.
Co>TIvE>Es.. BY Cleansing the whole len yh OF The ~
te,tnes with solvent process, aud with sut violence
al vloeu; lurEss e-ve the bowels within i've
fEyERs of al kinds, ty restoring th. hood 10 re-,
Ea circulation. through the process OF respiration ir
ms cases and tie thorough solution o. ali iurest!u
obstruction Ia otLers
The Life Medicines have been known TO car. Rue:n,
ism Tefmauently in three weeks and half that
time BY removing local infaIation ir,m the p,us,e.
and .sments Of the joints.
DRoPsiEs Of i kinds BY freeing and srsnc ncth4ning
the kidneys and bladder they operate d4igh fui
on these important organs, and hence have ever lee
onnd certain remedy for The worst Of Gravel
Also WoEMs by Ii-odspg irom the turrings of the
Doves The snv matter tc lch these creatures sdhra
ScURvY. ULCERS and Inveterate Sores bv the perf.r
purity which these Life Medicines TO the blood aaa all
the humors.
>CoRBUTlc FRUPTIoSs and bad Compilations. by tb4i-
Alternative effect upon the tud hist iced the skin anc
the morbid STATE Of which occasions all efuptvs com
plans saiow, elowdy and other disagreeabe complex
TIE use of these Pls for very shor. time will ee
an entire OF Salt kheum. and n s.rikp, i.pnroye
ment IL the cearness OF the skin. Common Colas ara
Influenza wi always be cured By do;e, or tive in
the worst co>es.
PIES s-The original proprietor of the,e medicir-s
Life Medicines alone -
country these Medicines viii te iouua safe St,-i r
a1p ce-tatg teaey u'hsr Glcne~ leave ih. ...e,
subject 10 etfus %: t.a disel-- cu-- ~ these med
Vlas ! perm Try en be sari i-i sui te ci,gl
B'Lrors FtvtEf Az LtvEg c3,rrLt,vr- --ttese-ss
Debility u.s - "'.te Diseases te..4. ii. 3iei
itines have tt=1 NJ "lt, tre tvIt h-;.+ s q -. -
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Nervous 4--i."r Nv 'E> Con- plaiIfs O: il Sia. H..
patieus c: r. 4eac,. Painters cole ore see!iy c.-
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