davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05


may seem incredible, bu; il it fail in any case the
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without a single
failure VIXEN taken directed, and without
the least injury TO health in any case = II is
put up II bottles Of three different strengths with
fuli directions for using, and sent by express,
closely sealed O. al parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, SO; half strength,
So quarter strength, - per bottle.
~ Remember This medicine Is designed ex-
pressly foT obstinate cases. which all other rene
iien Of the kind have failed cure also that it
is warranted as rep eeDted in every respect the
price viii be refunded. q Beware Of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly Of DR.
VI, or at his cfice. Prepared and sold only at
DR.. Mattisou's Remedial Institute for special Dis
eases. No. > Union Street Providence. 4. I.
n This speciality embraces all diseases Of .
private nature both Of men snd women,by a reEu
early educated physician Of twenty years prso
e. si-ils them his Whole attention.
= Il.ait atiOns by letter or otherwise 4 re
80 sJIdi entail. and medicines will be cent
Eco-sss. 3 eture fro-c observation Co all carts
lf O t'r. ,ta.es. Also, acc nm diti0ns for
dies - 4 broad wishing for a secure aud 9liet
ietreat, and good care until restored 20 health.
Caution 1t has been estimated that over
wo hundred thousand dollars are paid o. swim
ding quscks annually, in .,ew Eug. nd alone,
Sithout an b~Hsff % those who pay 10. All this
comes From trusting, rlfhoia iHgaug, 90 ul-n 10
alike destI lJe OF honor, character ur ssill,
whose eHis rec0il Incubation IS their own false ana
/ ex-rsvasaut as,-rsiaas 10 praise o. themselves
/ 10, therefore, you Souid luaid bang h.atagyai,
I take no mans word. no matter traaf AS ur-fra-
l sious arc. but MAKE INQUIRY; 1T vii cost
] you nothing aud may save you many regrets;
I for, as advertising physicians, 10 nine csses lut
OF ten, are bo-u-, there Is 40 safety 10 trusting
any Of them, unless you know vto and tet-i they
|
/ TDr ". will send f,,. BY enclosing one
stamp as above, pamphlet on DISEASES cF O.
NAN, and IN pr'uaf, dissas.s generally. giving
| fuil Information, Siih the most 1udoubt-t refer
I ences and testi-aouisls without which. 90 adver-
J Using physicion ur medicine OF this kind IS te
serving aHg eonfaeHes, uraafsvsr.
/ EF-Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
/ Write your address plainly, aad re-' Q, Dr. H.
I y. NArrlsoS. as above myls d1wiY-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
Soldiers Attention !

See to your own health, do not trust TO the Army
supplies although most valuable. These Pills aad
Oinlmsnt have been thoroughly tested, they are
the only remedies used in the European Camps and
Barracks; for over forty years Doctor Holloway
has Supplied all the Armies in Europe, and during
the CRIHEAN CAMPAIGN be established
depot a. BalaclaTa for the exclusive sale Ct these
GREAT REMEDIES, many lime bis special Agent
there has soli over a ton Ia weight Of the UiHL
meat IL a single az. These terrible and fatal
en-, mics Of tue NoidIsr n Camp,
Diarrhen, Dy-entery. SeurVy, Sores aad
gerofaIous EruPtiOns,
an disappear like a charm before these Pills and
Ointment Aad ROW while the cry rings throughout
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
To inns ! To Arms =

III AIIilS lO AEIllS
Do lot let these brave men perish BY diseases
place in their hands these Prse0gs Remedies, tbat
will enable them to resist he dang Us exposures
the F~yers he Chills, and the wounds which they
cannot ave d, AMI what is more, cannot freq1euuy
got succour N the mcueIt q need. whereas if our
brave men have only 10 put their hands into JheiT
knapsacks and fad there q SIRE remedy there for
all the Casualties Of the battle field. How many
thousands of lives w0ulI thus be saved who would
otherwise perish before relief could be Obtained
q CAUTION !--None are genuine uIless
the words " Holloway. Nav YORK AND LoSDoS,"
Or discerr. bic as a ~ 4fcr max "a every leaf Of
the book II directions, around each POT or box
the same mas be piailly seen BY hsdHg fhs leaf 10
"a. ighf A handsome reward VIII be given % any
one rendering such inf rua.i0n as may lead 20 the
detection OF any party parties cyuuterteIns the
medicines or vending the same knowing them to
be spurious.
- sold az the Mandatory Of Professor HoLLO-
way. 50 Maiden Lane New York, and ty al res
pectatls Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout th civilized world, 10 pots a. 25s.
sc. and 81 each
y There is considerable saving By taking
te larger sizes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON n.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER AkRANGEMENT
Commenain. Jul. IS, 1851, trains will run a.
follows.
SIS A. \ MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester, Bellows Falls, keeue, Fi,chbursh, Brat
tle5cro, Springfield. Hartford, aud New haven.
2 Tn, .gl 10 Bo'f9n lsih1ai Change Of Cari.
IO.25A.w. E1rcsss TRAIs Tor Rutland. Troy,
Albany, New York, ..-uenectady, ami the West.
through from Moutreal to 10y without change
Of Cas- Arrive At Troy at .. ~ p w. Ne"
York 800 P. Y.
Q. % P. n, NIGHf EXFPEss from Montreal O. New
York WITH NioPiag az. Arrive 10 Troy al
500 A. n, New York 1889 Az. Through o.
Troy without change If cars.
FROM THg soUTH AND EAsr RtIys ARRIVE At BUR-
LINGToS As FOLLOWS.
900 A. NJ, AccaHNoDarioy Tram from Rutland.
This Train leaves Rutland 81 % An,
SIS ?. NJ, MAIL Tram from B.-,ol. L0sell,
Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, and Nes Ha-
ven Leave Boston :. % An.
SIS Pm txPREs, TRAIN from New York az 100
Az; Troy, ~ 3OP.N.
THROUGH TICkEI> sali % all the principal
points East, south AMI West, and baggage checked
through.
e Fare always as Low as by any other line.
Z. A. CHAPLIN. sup't.
Burlington, w., July IS, ls62.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
RATES OF PASSAGE 4:

RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $4,000 STEERAGE, 5000
do to London, $4,000 DO to London ; '5 90
d. 10 Paris. $1,000 do g. Paris, s4-,0
" to Hamburg, 1000 90 TO Hamburg $500
Passenger. also forwarded to Havre, Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low
ra'es.
Fares Pom Liverpool or Queenstown lst Cab
in, 500 SliO. Sl25. steera from Liverpool, $50.
Fiom Queeu,toWn SO. Those Who wish 70 send
fur their friends bus tickets here at these
rates.
q These Steamers have superior aoeommcda-
tiols for Passenger are st-un-' y built IN wa
ter-tight iron sections, aud carry Patent Fire An
Indicators. Experienced surgeons are attached 90
each steamer.
FIR further information apply ia Liverpool 20
Ill. All NINA Agent, - Water sire .;
Gi.ssoE 10 ALlX aLsOLN, -. Enn-l
Squ re; To- Qu,,rs,owu Co g a " b ~El MOUH
g. 60. iu Lord.u O. EIVa> 4 MACY, 81
King ~ iliam Street; iu Pari- 90 JULES bE-
CVUE, - hue Notrv Dane ccs victories. Place
de 90 Eouree IN Philadelphia O. JOHN
d ALE. la " -luut -, Or 10 tue Compmyis OF
fee.
JOHN DALE. Agent, Is Broadway. n. Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

WARNING
Town aud County Records Burned!
~ AWE stores Of Ransom 4 Reyes. at East
y PoGltney, t., With the Town Records,
and Of IN. NJ. Weed, Esq Clerk Of the Courts,
sandwich, v. H., vi the Records,
BURNED
There is no protection for such valuables against
loss By Ere, but safe inst is ere proof.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

W ESFERN TICKETS
ri
I&NaE%3@s
RICANs
-PATRONIZE
An An erica Line
The only through Ar .sr.oan Line to all Pam.
We't and Norrh We4!
LAKE SHORE and MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
hH AooVe long % -abIished Railroad Line off
" Sueau' led facilities for transporting
- ~" Id Freight to all points Fest and
W Via est ia quick time as By any other
-.ern Route.
Fare loo AZ by asy OsiT ROsfs-
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
ALLPOINTS WEST AND NORTH WEST
This line offers superior inducements to Ameri
can citizens to purchase tickets over IT, because
under the new tar bill, it will be obliged to pay
the United States government OF per each pass
enger from Buffalo to Chicago; and in the sane
proportion to all intermediate points west Of
Buffalo.
The patronage Of all patriotic citizens is there
fore due this line, as it passes entirely through
American soil, and contributes directly
To the support of the Federal Govern
nent,
On the contrary, the Canada lines pass through
British SOIL and do not contribute in the least to
the support of our government.
Passengers compelled to pass over the Canadian
Lines should be careful to provide themselves
with sp,aa for their expenses 10 Canada, as the
Canadians refuse American bills except at an
enormous discount.
Passengers. wishing 10 procure tickets by this
route over all routes running from Darlington BY
the American Line can do 50 at all the principal
Railroad Steamboat stations in New Bpgland, and
by application to K. c. ROW &, No. l, American
hotel 1!ock, or K. COLBERTH, Church street.
~ Orders By Nail, for Tickets promptly at
r. C ROME,
Uaisa TIetd Office No. Az,rieaa
Hsfsi Block.
or r. COLBERTH, CAH5eh SSssf.
Burlington, May 9th. 1867 daEtf
LEAD PENCILS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05

STEAM wEEELT TO
E-At&fA Liver POOL, touching at
z II ~ QUEENSTOWN, Cork Jar
Ss<saE asAszsP bor.) The Liverpool, NeE
York and Phuadelphia Steamship Company intend
iespatching their ull-poA IRE, Glyde-ouiiJ Iron
Steamships AZ follows
City Of Washington, Saturday Dec 6.
kangaroo, sat rday, Dec 10.
City Of Manchester Saturday, Dec. 90.
and every succeeding Saturday, at Noon, from
Pier ~, North River.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-05
GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES.

SONS INDIAN EXWENAGOGUE
This celebrated FEN le Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else Of the kind, and proving
eTectual after all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
used BY the natives for the sane
purpose from time imnenorial and
now for the first time offered 70 the
public. II is designed for both
married and single ladies and ia tie
very best thing known for the pur-
rose, as it viii bring on the month
Nv sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cause, ani after all other
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

idlulion ths lfli Tbuitily b AM. ~
ON Do rel 70 luiirlei your Deiegaiii.
boih 10 The C1aFuliiou and Legillsiafai
sd oar seitlnff % iisslt W lleo1d Pio-
ti1ion, ofloiaa Cibsf, ifi1ul9 nete11ily,
= baenri tha cthselt I'D edlbeoq p
CosFrtas 4 he ifntht tulou, ~ Pc
be Of tie oiher coInllag iaittd . tata ~
eogrls, asd n yea VisEtht Datisf inthe
light hat ! DO, you viii aot bsiilHis 70
doiL
ne oaly hops q The 80 State, %
Ehish 90 uush dsptad5, poV rfllS With
ihs I5yll bsspis. fhSif Pfonpi, afn t -
llidsbsid deaf aetioa YIN are IL j Rhi
lifItGt1 thn sons d he memhefi Of ne
CouVsntloa. Epnld 20, Y ;hsg eoula-
Sueh % BOT realize he grail change hal
ths prrssai Fsbellsp L daily Uptking.-
IheT fnFist dat tFSaaol has destroyed All
ihii vas great, god nod valuAbls 10 Old
Ylrglhih. They DO notapPfeeiats that thti
fsballiou e Ghakiug thO peale1 from tha
peoples eyes, ahd has already broken tht
spell Of corrupt msh Whlsh ha1 20 lonG
.eoLirollad he miada and uanaeltd The
ensrEleI Of the masses othsfUiis they
Wsuid not haVo withheld this question
frgn their eongtltnshtS. Tue FeSPonilell'
~ Of 90 unWiSe = eouFJe Feais With then
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

Illlio', q doilart vodh q aulauitOu
.sa asrrt. And, sssofiiuE TO rlSsl ls-
esunis, lhsy haze destroyed .ebout a
.sqoal nqoais in'orte % P'lVtai 'hsiF
.JsTiiaz ihis or htsds Uulos 'bs CO.
fs9lnirS ar mud btiiF - tbau our
.fofS,SIu - Hay,oi gas ana pualtisni
q var, thsy uuri y aslsriaily crippled
b. lhsis Ersai lo,itt
And thSy have lost also Ihtir sources Of
fts,b sppply The prdlsthss iOuDdry a
Riehno6a, bslsagItt 70 Sts Uail'dshI'iI
ahish M appropriated. :, Is ldiiiu thSlr
haha, bot rs opSItiouI are bsirly ia'-
p,nd,a ior lack q eoaL TIE nishins
ihopiit Psssseoll vsrs loug 'iDss iRii'
ga b ihs gas a Fort Pisksui; their or
aiuanss fosndry Al Charleston vas De-.
troysd BY the Errl, soba,Etaiioui JOha
Bsllt foundry at CltFkITillf, Tsup- Is 10
oar had, " are al the inPortaut rebel
sortl q HlshvillI. soa The arsenal 81
NtapbI1 EpI burnt some tine ago. The
Oaiy ,ourss Of fseih supply i' BY an 0sss,
Slousl BrIilih vessel ruHning the Blockade,
o. By soc InbalI quantities a' are laburi'
outly transported Gou NrIiso through
Te1m. A fsW more such dsi,au lna re-
truais q he rtb,lI bars liesly sIpsrisnssd
uillIsaVs them pretty oRsstually diiarnsd,
ind stripped 81 all resources fOr conduct
log lhs EaF, with The exception Of honIay
lpd Uhliky. uud With the latlsr, says Gov.
Brown Of Georgia, they are tiiIiug ihsn-
Itivsi i,iier tbin they fall By The gas Of
ihs YANKEES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

The CltEkIhurE TsIs graPh says We At.
lacked IT We really begli pardea, built
must bs.vsrt easily attacked, wstss ua-
eoaIeIouI Of ha1Ing doas %. II says fur.
lh,f that We did hat sans IN q style %
vOld q courtesy that IL saabot reply to IL
We are sorry fot this, because four sops.
lsoui solsnporary had replied We might
thereby learl Whtrtia Hb have offended
We are most unfortunate aud mech 70 be
piled. We elptsay auything lbou.a any
body iAitAEPpSnj 70 Plash, bat Etit We
are approached fof WAat OF nanHsu. We
have ofsa lPolaiilsd fot this. i i not
asything bad in oar oOnpulILlou, bat on y
dsasiepsy 10 sAdy trAinlug. We
doa'i nsas apy harm, but DO our Osss
shea ,hlhEt have to 10 said 70 cay them
10 ths Ollls't u4nnsri POssiblsi bat, Tor ali
that, We make terrible Oal oiIt
We suspect what Is The matter with the
Ee.Esph lisa iitIs paragraph We hadsops
,lns nEo, By way Of comment, on an At
Ask' 10 IL solamus upon VI. Van Wiakls,
ssyiug thai isIisaa oibslns lathe ooutsu.
tea, - bad bellsr been sployiug y aprO.
tttslsd tuoors1 like bis illut,Hous name.
sake (RIp Van Wiukls), We mildly SiId
]
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
,'Eho PIN 4 IEight0F than the
sword
fheEOlden-IheBe Ofall Pens
trauFnrll nnTb pngg
~ loll PenI IN ihs VIoFid.


OK RncuPI o. ANT o. TIh RoLLbWlNo
" lne = o. g fe,' 49,, - ~,
Ff-rt.I, ca ~ = ~, tli-ii-1 ~ irlt -
uFfiu1 y dllTiffil, va
GOLD PENt WITHOUT cAAHs
T.fSssuts, ~ NsSi, FUli ~ > elntl ~ Lur1y
M - ioeliil ths flulyt ka,tT ~; - itclo,A
- Hil--ant Fsai - q q, ~ kartl1,lT ~
FH1 s1NH Pms IN EILyEE.FLATIn ENfEN-
nov c4eEs, WIN PGNClLA
~ tao.rh, u. ii.yis Fuai tfTteratL ~ L-rky
~ - n. ~ tfuSya Eu1ty Rols ~ gl.li, IL
I5rrlnt ~ 49, ~ tlio ~ L,lpe.lf IVA H.
- viillliibsl rpotEfilins 90 Pea uiiA IT
$3.50. l5i. =, h.sf,5i ~, -, 80 -. n, X
TtsurnSui "A. ncftou.r -AuntpE- ~ 'ilr.-
~. are rilupsi - ~ Missing ~, 40 ~
Plilf ~ ulffanili ~ n usliAa ercgpl Al1ll.l
aesiasuL n nunboI il1lllis ~ 49, NJ
bsihg ~ unli.1t ~ = he tEg..i .tagisa q ..
hann.aih Ca ~, ~ IL tttt. Lag al1 -.
Huu Nh q ~ i1ll ~ qulltiel. ceaft Ail1 e
loL LAg nj ~ nnaa only = m guAlhy
aoLD FENs WITHOUT CASA
~ . ssatL Nal pa, Il, aualiiy, o. -,
FSti,GSS , NJ, IL qoaity, efaN&SRua.G
uualliy. e. Ne. I Rpa, ~ Jullliy.
Iortlat, 4 Va , "a. ~ quailty, o. q Ne. I ~,
y " II
Ilf lilo, Na, 4 ful, IL laallly, - . Ne, Pa
81 quaiiiy, = Ne. 9 Pc. - quailiy,
~ tliS sNo- ~. IL Slaiiiy, q a Ne P'a'
r. a. xo. Z IA. Ia quaihy,
IHE AM GOLD PENR WIN gLVEl EHTEN.
u0S cASAh VIII PnNoll&
Eortiba Se I Psu, Ii qualiiy, q SO. , Pua-
~ Sifi Xo.a PA, Is, qu.ilty, q : Na J PA,
g qulliiy, Of Ne. M, a gnali,y.
" q Ne ! Pa, ~ qlalliy, e = No. IA, =
quality, e Ne Pa. - qnaliiy.
~ tltd aNo. 4 Psn, Ia qluilty, q Ne. ; Pa
q quaiiiy, era Ne. 9 Pea, = guaiily.
W g. 80. 5 Ma l'i qaahty, "a Ne. . P'a' =
To9 ssis .No sP,a. Il, qu.li,y.
oOtp PM, ALETi QUALITY, TX SILvEl,
MOUNTED pEsE,u0LpkRt.
Fur y, Sc. I Pa, ~ ti1A . No.b IN, W tliA
No. { Fua, ~ t1t8 Na, : Ptl.
lupst. aSo- 8 ~, ~ 3, NusoPtu, asd ~ -
r.; ~ sisi eualityf are psinl,d via lhs ny ~
ITia-llu poluia offialll ialeiod. and nola y ~
qnAiiy AZ ~ Wifh ths Il lo1t lmpuTiugtou Uhlsl
i III 40 ~ elosoli ncratihy ean dsteei.
Tha ~ qlalliyn are Iupefior % Az Pcs ~
I By hln pFsIionl 70 ihl yoaT ltoa
Ths "a Qpalltlr b iuitndi ihall equal 10 re!Pee
y Dlr.blliy, EiiItl.ity, ~ Coed Willing Qualtgs
n rS-sid 10 ~ sh,ap ooii Psu,, " ~ isats i
~ thai, pfaVi1nl 70 0pclsting hli NV M fslsli
~ Mshiiaty, s. coul1 hoi NE mai1 = good WIT
lag an4 Durhis Plll - "a Ft1l, I'D he guldbpo
falniihtd siltuliOasly.
aSsaIg9 ~ -e'aity' y ~ N . ma q.
'.sEof ~ y al dealers In ihu l1e thrpeEhoa
/ thS eorntiy, Adifutl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
Fhs PrsaldontlI RssoaInendatIol.


The Presidents message "a The 6ntsei.
pation'quesliou e FeeelTing the cordial &C.
auieseeneo of.aii conservative, thinking
men, % 90 evidence Of he fiif lad in.
partial view taken BY The OhltirBEteutiVe
.of the Nation % 3 Subject which has %
loug pOFpleIed our ttatssmeh. ItGmonHii
70 about this: Wheht5eF q Sltte Rishesto
DO aWtyiVith The lnttl.utioh o. slivefy Of
itS oRu sceofd, tbgfres States, which claim
% Be sincerely opposedlto The iniitatiou,
and have derived 90 nauy adVantdgti irnl.
Free Labor, shall bear aPottlou o. thO ex-
peu5ei Of such emancipation. sWShAil this
.aS the beginning o. Is new aud promising
Oralin he hiitoEy o. our natioai ald hope
ithsiollIS br3nsh nay not b rejected BY
any true lover Of bis country firHoAt
H6fioaai. -'r- PSI ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
A nYITIRY-nUTTLlfED loDT IorHD.

A lbot distance thit side Of MlSou'I
residescs d The Winchester Medical Col
ieEs. Il formerly UaI we'll attsldsd, bat
90 lectures have bsen delivered Ulihlu ~
walls tor = twelve moatb past Lallluu-
nef Il FhI used - 40 army ho1Pithl By
Johnston.
On Saturday lalt considerable excite;
meat was eauled by the discovery Of The
remains Of q negro boy about ssEsu year,
Of age, 10 The di55seiihg room q lhe Col
isgs. TIE bead had been renewed, ihl
ioet cut Of and The BODY muIllatsd, ADD
although ths College had not been 0eeu.
pied for many monihl, Is was oYid0pt thai
ihs boy bad npt been dead more than 4
week. Il gaI reported that helhad besu
shot few days previous 70 The oeeupateH
ioF GALLEY oltin The main street, "fhrei
cheers loT the unlon;H The mystery Eaii
hoHsElF, unexplained,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

Of ths iortToinf i,stl,il 4 funA h ths Al hat
~ alG q ~ H0AlH0UND BkLgAM ~ grult.
u ilcrolioi ani iIIl ~ II'lrl1 ulliefl
Hality q III LOGAN = 90. and
Wldltilt 4 nsldli prdgEi1il, :
n - ~ ~ =. ~ -lll...l--- u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
me olaEhlbarE lslsETaph-a snn,


QFuB the IslFnopt Natianal,l a
we base eShained ihs oiarksbsrg M
gpspi, iot tha pasirfsV iilueI, sod haze
madetho following summary Of II epn-
ionti, foF,ths bane6fo Of thoso Who nay not
see copies Of Il; let, An aFiislelln lauda-
llon ex-senator 0arlile; ID, iDolHneiatipal
.of 4 class Of men who do hol itptihip
Raslsrn AfiSi0sEaey, for whom he editor
has eoilO4iansE Voul. HAboiidoalEil y
ga, Sane e. lbti 9Th, Sane assadi bth,
same a. ID eth, Sane e 4ih Ia Sane
- Oh : sih, SANE a. 6th Oh, SANE =
1th and % %, a flflifHrL I'D h
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
snnari.r - IEInehsstsr.
Of he HAllaA1iphih ISluiFuf.l
THF aEanSNrE opTnE aEBEE NASoI.

(cHrulpaniine1 q he hAilA4llPhA lp1uii'f'l
THE iIIpGxgE oPEnE lEBEt NASoI.
AnoBR other private rriidsasss l. thil
Of The rebel emlIIiry, James y. NtSoa. II
Is heated upon 40 emiaeaee upon iht
Romaey rod, short diIanee from ioWal
aud iS white three-Gtory dwelling. gpr'
rouadedby we'll cultivated plot ofEfouad,
NJ. NnSoni family eIaeuAted The pseni'
SeI, bed and baggage, Oaly Two OF three
days days before our army catered tbi
town, Rnd It e now the headquarters o.
one Of our regiments, and from The Ieeoad.
story window a large Amerieau Gag Z
thrown to the breeze.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

VIA -
The llTlStaho 81 the o61vshtion--
wherein the Remedy Lea,
GrSnTills Parker, member Of DE Con.
t.ndon NON OabslI county, .hi, lslusd an
lddres, % hii eoasti,ssnss ron which We
t1,llsi ihs following /, i,,as1s 81
IUfotito 5evural eoiBsrTutiVS Esmbtfl
ot eoagftsi ior their opinion, which vas
adverse lo,admil5lou unless some positive
declaration Of AgFlduai OmaneiPatoa MS
made n the Ogdliitnilou. filt' al hloug
lhs ViialinpoFtahee Of getting admitted By
Congress q The present session The 81.
tablishmtnt % oar nav STATE rSquirol the
eoasent q our LtgiilitHFe, and GlIo 81
CongttsI. Aa S5on a he rpbolHod shall
b eFulh6d q East YlrFilin, tbgy may send
q thOif Dsl1gitol q he WhSellng Lsglill-
tur1 and soeure = majority adverse % let
lliays lS go.ii brought thoSe ftetg % lhi
notleOlot tho mehbeFl, aud urged The ID.
ptuihyo useosiitI Of making some politlvf
doclaFldon upon The gubleCi. u 1ouhd
nanp viewed de necessity aSI dld, tui
drunk from taking ihu responsibility ~
acting before eonluitiug their eon5litsiit.
i FkheaI propoSed 70 tubmit The SnbJaneS
oliths provisions, proposed by Nc. Bat
tolln, 6fSt, HIhat no slave thall b brought
o. M person Or color cone lnt1 ihls
State fof poraaheht FeSid0neo, aui Sec
oii y 'lIhdt all ehildpn BEN of hlave
molhsisi u this SlaiS aiior 1910, shall Be
M, nalos atthu Az Of q; females q lht
az cts, AID al ghlldrol bern Of Saeh
fsmaloS b b iIte q birth ~ . aeparato
poll 3 thGIoto o. oar eoaglilnonll, ~ tie
hhS dine Tie Oonltiintion lVlIFoled o.
and e q majority q lies vOting o. ~
Ruo1iioa taidfSo; thtls proTiSi61i Ihould
bseouoi pariI q The 1oallitltisa, olhoF.
wise uoe Bat q timidi.y u some. AID
holOSt prislnd, but iiSefitlhlU policy
u olheal, REFUSED % submit iho qiaitibh
lathe people aSsieuiag at 9 reasoatint Il
Vai rot ,1hiaSto trust the people with ne
tlbiCst ID these uxeiting tines nAiltf
nueh iiik aboli mutual C5deesIioi, and
toaliiitlblo ltbor % giiveili tiS1digdiy %
a.o1npFuniSs, % Uhleh ] dilllut,d i RaJ
Fufli With bat one diiloating yOie, % pat
lho 6nt clause u tie Oouiiiluiiol. j
Ittod for in1Sfiink lht GrSt pFoViIioh.a5
LIKELY % Do soma ig5od, aud dtptellSd ny
iaeiied btlisfEthat this Woald uoi 81
lla'cieAt io1eoiie a. ADMISSION by Cen
gfeIl I oltltilin The lamu opihiol log.
d itoi ctlV(atiol Z net lil5olvtd bat
ghi,bg called ttgolhu lElil lilfoald uo-
ell1aST. iWhll Iytu Foteiupou the Goa
I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
Hnrnlnr TntldaY PaeEat - CIneIn.
mOFHERG.

II COX ATTEE Y0u1 oilLnBEN, nat so.Eli
i 40 hoirtinesi, ahd dl5euiiy % brathihg,
Uhleh pfgfuuta Iltep nd eombft, and thFeaienl
diuglF, nay b Quiskly FtlioEOd bya ~ dosai q
Oh. oHAPltANs tIoAAHoUHD BAtsAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

IN tovh "A oouhtry ihoald supply thouaslVsa viii
he H6ARH0UND bALsAt. Il iiis usil. beasnal
Il 'anIEtfi 4 gpod plFposl, h curing ooaghl And
hnarSana 4 20 aat yqlnE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
Old FOlKs!

All Alfred in Ancient Costume,
WILL tive Two o. thslr GRAND 0LD,IAst.
w tDNND o0SCERfa aiFAlHfNQIQN HALL
o. WEpNESpAY and IHuRepA- AHkAihOsi
harch sea an1 nh.
Tul OLD FOLKS VIII huiIied By Nm. Alltla
] NrhelL the yuuug Amgrieln solFIlru1l, Nh,
GtoFgie shsppafd I'D ir. ,. 7. Gullek, The eeleb-
tnd hluu. 49, ~
s'0l6NHI et0cun, AcIl R1eltil 40 oogsil .fg-
Tickets . coutIF Clfiiafen 70 leuiai Dpotu optn
q o'rloeks eonmoneo atfK, lf
Tht rIcut SAT- WI b hgglfFtd ~ 0enllCntn
aeeompanili 81 LadiuE childftu hiiauditg The
ETEnl1S ogls1ffl unaoo1upaulti b ihelr pAftltl,
Uill y ghaFlot fuli pfiea.
a NAftAEH VII s. giEul 81 Ihnrtly Aflernoog
q ; oeioek, ~ IL adoanmodaiioa - Ladlel hld
Chlltfu1. mht11l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

Il does seem strange With allthe apPa.
rent Unlsu sentiment pvrVadlng this place
a tie pisItnt tine that lomoanlhentio To-
iorhalion a5'tO It's dsisaees and ihs num-
Der Of Iaeksonls ITmy could rot haze bsen
trGnsnittsd 70 GensFal Banks. Apptehen-
sioHs Of peFSoah safsty, probably, bad
much to do viii de Sllenee, but surely
nitk % Maly UIioE people one oould have
been ioaad % give lbe Information. u
esrtaialy Looks EaSplriouS, eiH