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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16
New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS


FIIHE subscriber has nowreesived and opened is0
i cases OF new Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
which viii be sold At wholesale and retail a. lower
prices than ever before. Having purchased eonsid-
cradle more than intended bought all kinda OF
gO3s for Cash and at less price than at any other
season. am determined to dispose Of them according
ly, and will sen - - l7-7''
BEST MERRI3IACK, C0OHReo, and other CALI
Goes OF equal grade, at 121S cents yard. Second
quality, fast color. Rt o.. - 80. . -
BLEACHED MUSLIN, yard wide, best quality, at
1214c; Is wide at I0c per ard.
UNBLEACIED MUSLIN, such as sold weeks
ago at lS9{c I will now sell At Ig14e, and others,
very good at 1Oe.
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always At 81. .l2J<, Fer
yard, I will sell Rt 81 20. = p.
In FANCY SILKS / have all the latest novelties
An exeelled quality Of Barred Summer sIlk At only
SOC yard.
ENGLISH BEREGHS, worth 25c, for I21<e. =
L LUPEN'S BEREGES, worth q &c, for 35c. q Il
L TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
prices. -lll u - ~ = - = -.
CHALLIEs De LANES as low rs I2Ilc yard.
Also large stock and Vhristy Of Spring and sum.
mer sHAWLS CLOARS MANTILLAS, At the very
NEEbLEwoRKs in every vnristy; Collars worth
Soc, for only 2sc.
CARPETs-iO pieces, aI styles, cheaper than ever.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii hnd that
my Wholesale Department Is more complete than at
any previous season. and III sell goods cheaper In
such Quantities ~ they require, than they could be
bought in the Eastern cities.
mh25-d&vSm 1aI MAin st., Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16

The Conferences OF the Border state
men with the President on last Sat-
urday-The Views OF the West Vir-
NginiR DELEGATION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16
Copper Tin & SheBtIrOl Ware,
TO TIE PUBIICI

r NOW keep the largest assortueot Of WARE
that can be found 10 the city, and am fnlly pre-
pared 70 hlt all orders At short nOtEce. -I II
sly stock consists in part Of the flIlowfnr coodE.
All kinds OF Pain Tin and Japanne,l Ware an kinds
OF Feet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles Of an
slLes also Cooisns and Heating Stoves OF the best
patterns, fOr wood or coal. - =
Merchants and others Waiting the city will dnd It
to their advantage to give me call before purcha-
ing elsewhere. salI
SpOutlDE aud Cutters constantly on hand
All kinds of JOB WORK will receive nv personal
attention. B. +. CALDWEEL- u
/ No. Main st, op. B. & OR. R. Depot
mhs-ly ffa,- ~ Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16

upon it; let the government make them
without fear; only let the people under
stand that there is to be Immediate action,
aud that it depends upon them to make
this possible. and they willrespond imme-
diately. ig tfs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16
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TERas o. ApvnRrIsIaa.

TWE1vEso LINES OF ;NoxpAREu, ION oSE INcH, ,)oA
lA LESS, NAKFA SouARE. 5f5.ff -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16

4 = -SFLvLAA 10 UoubIe The hbOye rates,-
AB-Yearly Advertising reasonab lie terms nccor.
ding 70 the space occupied and ths changes
AuadTertisemen from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid for in ddpanes.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
OF 80 for six months but for shorter period nofhinS
Will be counted less than a square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons az
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofauctIon sales and real estate sent them mus
be paid for at the usual rates. 57s7l-7fzz
5A5-AdEertisements not accompRu led with writtea
directions Will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. "a sffFss5
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. ttEF
Marriages, Noticsso OF Funerals, aud announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonv1l-i59 ;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-16
CARSON 0I-:
Savings Bank of Wheeling,

.o@es Aaia-Ss, betIutea Monroe and URiolt.
1roNEY RRoEIyEp ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
NI Intsfest paid on Special Deposits. Collections
promptly attended to. Exchange on the East bought
and ssld. TH0S. II. LIST, President.
sAPIie uTLDRETH, TFSasurer. iaal4I6e: !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
The Newfoundland Line.

Cows, n. r, "Wednesday, Dec q. I6b2.
The telegraph line through this province has
been down since Friday last, in consequence OF a
succession of gales OF seet and snow. The rivera
are impossible, owing to the immense quantities OF
floating ice therein, and the ropairers have as yet
been unable to do anything toward putting the wires
in working order.
CorN Friday, Doc 2j-7 p.
There has "a vet been change ia the CONDITION
Of the telegraph heavy snOw-rtorm /. now raging,
and sill more serions trouble liz apprehended. The
utmost endeavors will be made to get the wires in
working order and due Dotlce will he given thereof
through the press.
CouN Saturday. Dec. 27-3 p
There is still no change for the better. The snow
storm continues. Wind east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

Dec 90 at 10 m after which h remain, will be taken &
Greenwood for interment Friends OF the family are IN
vtsd to attend
| LAVAL Washington. Thursday, Dec Is: samuel A
Law esq. Of Meredith Delaware County, aged A. years
His rems have brought the residence Of bis brother
No 10 Tonpkins place, Brooklyn. Notice OF the time o.
his funeral will be given hereafter.
LANR-On Sunday Dee % IN the sst year Of her sr
Elizabeth S., wife q Anthony Lane Of Brooklyn, Long
Island
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon o'clock from her
late residence. No 262 Hicks street The friends and rea
tves of the family invited to attend without further
notice.
MORTON-At Ho!Inesburg. Philadelphia on Saturday Dec
a. LucTes Parsons Morton wife OF tho late Rev jamie
O. Morton Of B5isto ~ H. and sister OF the Rev Levi
Persons American Missionary to Palestine, In the 18th
year OF her age.
The relatives and erds Of the family respectfully Invited
attend hey funeral om the residence Of her soninaw,
the Rev. Alnson Hsr,pence Homosbg Philadelphia, on
Tuesday, Dec 80, at o'clock u m.
EELSON-On Saturday evening Dec Y, 1882 Frances E.
ScOhed widow o. the late JobA O. Nelson deceased and
daughter % the late Jesse Sconeld.
Her relatives friends and tho1e OF her brother VIM
II. Scofeld and Of her rother-inaw Samuel W. Parmiy
invited attend her funeral from NO n West Thrteth
street at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning. The remains
will be taken TO New. Brun'wick for nteunent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
HlEy,.

cApRON e. On seyenth.day morning. 18th month, :'th,
Wi lam Orion. youa ge.t oil jacob aud Jennie 'aPTon
srsd ear aud months -
Tr are invited to attend his funeral secona DAY
ho 21h inst at2 O'Clock pui a. their residence No. tS
Broadway.
CONNOLLY 49, suddony. SATURDAY, Dec y, Isabella
sul elliott child OH ChGs. NJ. and Fanny a. Connolly u
The relative, and friend. the family respectfully invited
t. attend the funeral from tns residence Of nor
ye.binrton Highs 10 o'cCek q ON lIesdsyi INC
s0tb al. remains will be inferred In Greenwood
EASrON-On Sunday morning Dec 20 Walter tourth sol
N Charles and Deborah Ea.ton, aged - years. .
TIA, relatives friends OF the family are fespecHuly invited
40 attend the funeral from S. Marks Church On tuesday
3O,h mat at 2. H., without further Invitation
uovEy A. IN, r.s,leuce Of his son.iplaw. Capt. l.
! Ioro, WAL street Morrsanl. on Wednesday Dec "a
! George Hovey, Ia the itth year 81 his tgr =,
Fgners yees viii be bed ia, above llae- on 'Nus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
Governor SEYMOUR Appointments.

ALBANY, Saturday, Dec. q 1902.
Governor Seymour has made the following ap
pontmens:
Adjutaut Genersl-MajOr J. T. sPRAGUF, United States
Army.
Inspector. General-JosrAH T. MILLER Of Seneca
Engineer-in-C hief-ISAAc vASDBRPOgL Of Albany.
Judge Advocate Genersl-NgLsos J. WATERBURY Of New.
York.
Qusr,ermaster Gsnersl-S. V. TALcOTr Of New.fork.
Military Secretary-Leu, KIDD, New.York State Voun-
teers.
The other appointments viii not be announced
till after the Inauguration.
Major Sprague, who is now doing Bureau duty in
Albany, awaits, before accepting of Gov. Seymours
appointment the permission Of the War Department
at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
INTERESTING FEOM NASSAU.
De.critrs from the Con fsdernie Army VAL
unbie Information Derived from Ih'i"
Arrival OF Admiral Dliiur- Hriiisi.
(n,Iuluiut. Of the Union EIcfi.

(OIupluGuts OF the
Nassau paper. received by steamer British Queen,
contain the following items.
Tho schooner Fashion arrived at Nassau on the
20th from Key West BY this arrival we learn ihat
two of the Confederate Army have deserted, and
given information al what place in the Indian River
the boats run in with cargocs for the South,
and that in consequence those ports are now 20
strictly blockaded that there IN very slight chance
Il aping the Union Vessels going 30 far as even
TO send heir boats up the river 20 make captures
and bi,ng them out Several have been made
atoly.
Turks Island dates Of the 18th received nj Mas
sau state that President NOR took the necessary
oalhs aud was installed into Office on tie Sth ult. a
meeting Of the Legislative Council was held on the
10Th met, when the President assumed for tie rri
time bis duties rs President Of the Board, and dely-
cred his first speech There Is little to note IN the
salt market. A sufficient quantity was on hand to
fiji eny demand likely duriug the winter months.
Price cents; export duty Ic.
Brlti.h Admiral Milne arrived at Nassau Dee.
litb. and left again OF tie l9th for Bermuda.
Tie Nassau GaardiaH Of the 18Th, mutes our cor
respondent at The DIminis, iuiorms "a that large
boat from the United States steamship Saratoga PAD
a yilt to Alice Town on the ls inst, for the lifpote
of landing tho pilot Tho officers and nIcn rt ainei
ashore about eight hours, aud were entertained by
Mr.. William A. Butler, Deputy United State Con-
sul. During their stay IA large steamer passed,
which they concluded was the Confederate ship
Alabama, or 20, and they were not at all pleased
with her Appearance.
The United States sioreshp Supply rent boats
crews ashore at Bimini, Oh the 81, ailer which she
proceeded 49,,
The Guardian Of the 10th has the following:
After the oulrsges already committed by Union
Qunboa.s within our waters, We cannot FAY that we
were much surprised to hear OF tho capture OF the
schooner Nonesuch, Albury master, OF this port,
which wss cleared By Messrs Adderley n TO. on
the Doth ult and left the night after with cargo
of salt and coffee. She was captured On tho let
INST by one of the four boats belonging 10 the Union
gunboat 1ioga, employed in blockadng The North
West passage, within mile OF Joulter Coy, the
I,opa being anchored at the time on McGle's Bank
A prize crew was put on board the Nonesueh, and
she WIS sent TO Key West.
THE Guardian Of the 9th SAYS I'VE are glad u
observe that the Governor has issued proclamation
warning our native seamen that II tney engage a
pilots TO Union or Confederate mon Owar thoy WI
bring themselves within tho geope Of the foreis
Enlistment act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
From Nevbern.

The United States steam transport Geo. c. Col
lins Capt. j. Il. Nickerson arrived at this port last
night from Newben, N. c., Dec %, bringing pas
sengers. She reports no news Of importance. Tie
health Of the troops was good, and all was quiet at
the time Of her departure. She brings the follow
lug passengers:
Capt VIM B. Cur,is and ,erysnt Of Och " Lieut. Lang
OF the Signal Corps, 23d Mass. Lieut. Knox of the siena
Corps 18th Mass; Lieut.. Pom l1th Mass 5. NJ Bel, Ar
Fowler Major 5. Syker IT, A., IL &. Groves H. r. liick
man. r. Sweet'eT eth Conn; VIM. Higginb oitom, II lie
Peyster 4ih Mass Sergt b. Sford 80 Y. Cavalry u
d. Lemoine s. Reynolds, Lieut. fTedk Chie 1T Il. NJ
tiiery; John King. 27ih Mass. A. Dickinson, II. Nj IL
lams Corp. q. Lewis W. q. Russell. eIgr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
~ command Of MAJOR General Banks
RlCHARp >. lRWlH, Liout-CoL, a. A. o.
rom Vera Cruz. IcpOrts
Inter from PORT Royal.

By tie steaIuer II sde Wind we have Por, Royal
rsr.rs of the 10Th inst. from which we colla,e tie
following:
"The Fortyseventh Pennsylvania Regiment have been
sent 10 Iey Veto relieve the Nnettt N"" roc h'tl
nen 1n,y LETT Beaufort last Monday Ia the steamer '"'mo
Two new tug.boats for the Navy have arrived hsre-ths
DeodI and Daideion The Dhhodii carries tao ponGrf
Parrot guns and is Chased gsaboa Lieut. btid'n h''
been placed ia command oi hcI'"
The N6w South eays;
eve dew attention short time ago 70 the sul,ii,oI go
v,n.sg.s offered by st. Helena bland 40 nto of nij
dat Since thof tho subj Cd has received .rou' ,o
or md il hos been thought Advisable, without Ie qSH
ius the place 50 the main depot tLcIe-o poeeS''
River J0si sboIe Bay Point - .,...,, 80.
MORE or THE BANKS STEAMERS DISABLED.
In to the time of d o departure Of the Trade Wind
from Port Roval seven vessels Of the Banks expedI-
tion had mt into the harbor. Their names are tho
Ericsson. the Thames, tho Salvo, the Quincy, tho
prometbeus, the Albany, and the Jersey Blue. The
.Israsy Blue has been condemned and the troops
,be had on board will lie sent forward ia soon hs the
means Of transportation can be had.
In relation 10 IA charge recently made IN II New,
York Sunday paper that the soldiers Weio leu
ON hard bread The New south states that theie in
Dos, bakery at Port Royal and that the SOLDIERS nave
MOI for "A long time seen n piece OF hard bread. -
| The screw steamer General Megs, IRON hey
West for New York, stopped nt foit hoy"i On .ne
Idtb inst. and delivered mail aud II men OF the
47th peLp,ylyania as also 40 Unaffected soldiers o.
| The Nsw-York Engineers, who have server iben
time at the Dry rorugas for mullnouS condnct
Seventeen of them will be tined by courtmartaI fol
continuance Of their refractory spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
Gpeclal Notlce5.


THIS Monday EVENING. at the Cooper Institute.
Doors open a, p m e1erci,.s TO conneDce a. = p NJ
WILLIAM WHITE WILLIAMS, A. NJ, will deliver Lee
.ure entitled Forty Days in jerusalem which viii Do
brc' aud will DO followed by addresses b. tie Rev DIR.
HITCHCOCK the Union Theological serniuary tho Rev
Dr. POSTER Editor OF the Christian lntecncer. and tho
Rev. Dr. EELLS Pastor Of the Reformed Duch Church on
the ghs BROOKLYN. Admission, IS cents Proceeds TO be
used supplying religious reading to sick and wounded
soldiers Ia hospital under the au'p Of the Board OF Publ
cation r. u C. Nh. call since the ate battles ID ugent
than ever IL is hoped there will be generous and prompt
r-pone the part Of generous people All the eHef'
ces will be f of thrilling Interest; and we bespeak on
OVERLOOKING house. Tickets to be had at the BOOKSTORE No
1903 Ful,on-s,., end at the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
From .su1fa re.

XMAS CRY, Saturday, Dec Y. iBsl
Santa F6 advices of the 18Th inst. state that II IL
now pretty well ascertalped that there proba-
bihty Of an immediate temperance OF the Texans IN
New-Mexico.
Adyices from Fort Stanton are encouraging. Col.
Carson was in active pursuit OF the Rebels.
Many settlers are on tue way to RIO Bonlto 70
omen ranches, and Ia rye numbers Of miners were
rushing 10 the placers which were being so proita-
DIV worked when the Texans took possession OF that
section Of the Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
To the Associ.tsi Press.
WAsHrSGToN, Dec. %, 1862.
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.


WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1862.
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.
The Surgical Corps DR.. Gutter Chief, assisted by
Drs. LeawGrd, King Sloan, Hayes, and Huchings
of the Sturgis Hospital, Second Division, Ninth
Army Corps, arrived here with the last of their
wounded yesterday, from the Rappahanuock. There
have been registered in that hospital over 600
wounaed patients on whom the Surgeons have per-
formed capital operations viz: Amputations of legs,
arms or resectoDs of these limbs TO the number Of
"A. All excepting four were primary operations
The deaths after operations were eight The 2 tients
reached Washington in good condition. No second
hemorrhage was produced by transportation Anes-
thetics were used in all cases, much to the comfort
Of both patients and Surgeons, as stated by DIR.
Morton, who was present and administered anes-
thetics to many Of the patients.
REPORT OF 1HE SUPERINTENDENT or PRINT
ING.
The report of John ID. Defrees, Superintendent
Of Public Printing giving in detail the transactions
of his Office for the year ending the Both of Sept,
has just been printed. The increased demand for
printing blanks occasioned by the war, &c, has
been very great. The report shows IA saving to the
Government of S2O5, $50 since the establishment OF
the Office in March of iast year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
Dreadful shipwreck-Aos OF the Ship sea
Eing-iH Hnnds Lost Except the Third
Mate. &c.

SAN FRAScIsco. Saturday, Dec q. 1862
The ship Sea klng which sailed from this port on
the 9th Of September for Liverpool, loaded with
wheat, was totally lost when ten days out. All on
board were lost except the third mate, who was
picked up by the bark Eugene and carried to Peru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
EHAEiIsEE -.

FoRgTs-MILLER- Tuesday evening. Dec. 81 at the
Ibn N gorb,s OF New.iofk cry. 10 Ann Lbbe dsuy htei
OF Oliver Miller esd. OF Montgomery Orange County ny
JANsgN- WIsNER-On Wednesday, Dec Il At the resi-
d.pce Of the brides aihsr by tire Rev. VIM Hamilton
I'm Jeusen 10 Margaret A. youngest daughter VI Lewi'
Ni,n,f Of New. Prospest Ulster County y. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

Mr.. lInson Jones Will daiver his GRAFTON on
MILTON-he Patriot. State Prose Writer Gaj Poet
in the STRONG PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
strong.psce aud Degrnw.st. Brooklyn, ON TUESDAY
FVENiNG December 90 al y O'Clock The proceeds viii
appropriated toward doaym7 the expense o. furnishing
the SUNDAY recently erected By the church
Indians VIM be held in Cooper Institute on III hSDAf
tNENING Dec 80. n O'clock Distinguished gentlemen
will give Of thrpg interest aud several appropriate
piece, will BE- sung by the OLD FOLKS CHOIR in costume
mi-siou as cents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

On the 18th inst. the tent OF Chaplain Hudson
OF COL Smiths Engineers was destroyed by fire.
The Chaplain narrowly escaped from the flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
Free LECTURE Course Mt Eygienic nan.-P

Frrt IltrtMrt NUuTse nv = HItI'C tIH'I' -
ess0r y = NORTON of Astoria will Lecture az me ~ eemc
Institute No. Is Lsighl-st THIS (Montayl ENEHlND,
Dec 2r :. o'clock Subject Life and Character Of Aaron
Burr"
GEO w BUNGAY esq.. will Lecture on the same couTss,
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 30, at precisely O'Clock.
Subject" Wit and unor, the Philosophy u Fun" seats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
shiloh PRESBYTERIAN Churcb,-The con2re

shiloh Presbyterian Church,-Ihe congregation of
sail church viii Grand Musical and LITERARY Dauqne.
the benefit the Church which is under IN pastoral
charge of the Rev. Henry Highland Gamrt, OF MONDAY
EVENING Dec. 49, at = O'Clock at the Continental Han
corner OF 8h.sy. and 3ith-st. TicAets Is e,ni,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
DR.. j. III. ScheDck
OF PHILADELPHIA

VIII yis, New, FORK professionally every I'll ESDAY instead
Of Monday His rooms are No 81 Boudtt Office hour.
from a. m. 70 p. The public afflicted with LUNG
DISEASES are invited 70 call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
VVN9 DID Its
We permitted to publh the following important letter,
received by our friend d. g b urez esl:

We permitted to publ. the following important letter,
received by our ftisnd, D. g. bnnes e'q
| "JgnusALEx. Sept. 10, 1902.
| "DK,R FRrssD: d. . You will not find macaaamized
roads ia the Holy Land but the ieguu, meadering
paths stretch the mountain sides ths, Travelled
by patrsrc and apostles OF old We early ascend
cunt Ovet behold the Gid tho mias.s end towers
Of be devoted city from .he psce where memory stirred by
thovsand associations should s1at the mind well The
ave TO the inspiration snd beauty of the Well tho
yoyase repaid for long travels honid reads. anediuVan
cookery squaij corapsnionhip end the opportunities Of
begging hsving Arabs Wei word Il have repaid you,
thou man of commerce the eucble and vel might
have reminded yo1r own City of here
a.,ei nailed againsone the hugo ancient olive
trees under keh the sac msrYrs toed Tor tie ns OF
world eighteen hundred years were those familiar hg'
ure,s T. 1880. x Angh incliaed to seric''ne's more
could suppress smie when Smith said No danger; civil
lied. certain. Drake has been here With LIS Fian'on D
terra l. A. II"
We do know who did Il: but eoIbt souss invalid
traveller cured by the PLANTATION BITTERs. wshedto
adye,. ther virtues In place whence al knowledge how
II is well conceded that article ever 80 eicaci'u'
speedy certain cure Tor general debility the PLAN
CATION BITTERS
They purity, strengthen and inyigcr9s
They create healthy appetite.
They are antidote TO change OF weter and c'ss
They overcome effects of dsssi ignition and late hours.
They strengthen the qysten snd e1livsa the mind
They prevent miasu site ard Intermittent fevers
They purity the breath and aeidty Of TIE stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They euro Darhea, Cholera, cad Cholera Nerbas
They cure Liver Complaint md Nervous Eeadacne
They tho bes. Blters IN the world They nste tho
we1k s,rooy and exhausted nalres great r'orer
They made of pure Crox Rum tbs coisorated Cssaya
Bark Wn,ssgreen Snlke Root Ari,s Dandsio1 Brdock.
Chsnoulis Flowers So
Dr. W A. Chite Surgeon Of she 10th Vercien. Regiment.
wri,esI wish every soldier had bottle Of Plantation Bit
They the effective perfect and isaless ionic
/ ever used"
The following from the rsaou, hotel prop'oOr' ws.h
-ston ~
"MRssss p II. DsAKg Co.: Peae seud ust.elve cosen
Fantson Bitter They much liked by the guests OF our
house Respectfully yours,
"SYKES, CHADWICK 81 Co..
Proprietors Villard'c Hotel"
THE Plantation Bitters have cUsed OF long standing
Row. J. S cATHORN. Rochester, N. y"
Such is the language reaching daily No article ever had
an equal ae Under ciEeams,ances viii tho pure standard
Of the materials used be departed from.
These BsTs sold by all the principal druggists ocors
hoes aud restaursuts Pc each bottle bslEs the tfe
smile proprietor. signature seel-plate label
T. H. DRAKE & Co.. No 2C2 Bro. dwsy, New Yerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
lug passengers:
FROM HAVANA.

News from ycneluclG-The Hnsurgenis of
NEnracnibo Ready 20 Submit - News
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