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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-26

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WHEELING, 18Th priI, 1851.
an and aftsr the 18th Of April. 1851, tile paSSeh.
" ger Trains viii be rul follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daly except
SuBdhyH ~ 10 A. NJ, BenWOod At 1000 A. N aETiV-
ing In baltimore at 4:A0 A. NJ connecting with the
Expires train fnF Philadelphia New York. Boston,
and all the ERAern cities, leaving az Sis A. A. ar.
TiVes at Warrington $50 A. H., making close con.
nOetOn with the Southern llnss for all parts Of the
South. This train GtOPs At the principal StatiOuS
fFUm Wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at ISIS p. NJ, and
Warrington City ht 2sib r. ~, arriving at BsnWood
at A II. and wheeling at GS2i A. a. making direct
connection with tie Expreustriu for all parts the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train StOns
emily for meals and wood and water.
The Nall Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS nj
GB1 r. NJ, BenWOOd at T:25 p b., aud arrives In
baltimore At SIS p. NJ, connecting with the AIni
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all Eastern citie8 1915 r NJ arrives at Wasl.
lnGtnn City AZ $50 P. ~, euHneetng with ths sOat-
eTn lines for all parts Of the South ThiatTHin stops
the west end OF the road At MOundsville Cameron
Warrington, Water Station fairuIont and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore al $50 A. NJ Wall.
ibgtOn City at AS A. NJ aud 8TriVes at BenWood Al
1910 p. II. and Wheeling at 1882 +. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all parts Of the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prIn.
eipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodate runs
daily, except Sunday, leaving Piedmont 1t 6sIp NJ
aud arrives At Wheeling at $40 +. ".
j. FORD, Agent.
". P. slITH, Master OF transportation
L. ~. CoLE, GSn1 Ticket Agent. apo
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December, 1857, 80 far q Tie me can or may Be dp
piled to the Proyaons OF thIs act and not fnoouss
re1t theEeHith, are hereby revived or re-snaeted.
Ill the expenso8 that may attsnd the sGeentioh OF
this aet the SUM Of two hPndEed thousand dollars
am0 e hereby appropriated, 70 be paid out Of any
money IN the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July II, 1851.
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An ACT to provide fox tho payment Of the militia
And volunteers called iat the service Of thu UnI-
"a State5 from the time they were called Into
service 70 tho thirttSth day Of June eighteen hun
drod and siXty-oHa. Es
BE II enacted blythe Renats and House Of Repre-
ssntRtivos Of the United States Of America In CON
ErCss assembled, That there be and hereby f. apprO-
TFiAtod eat Of any money IN the Treasury not 9th
erWISs appropriated the sum Of i've millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars or 20 much
lbsrsof R1 may be ueeesary, TO enable the 9OEVTn.
Hsut 70 pay the niitiA and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the hSeh3 ear ending June
thlTtIsth, sIghtSsn hundred and AIxty-opO.
Approved, July Is, 1861.
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RuIl5E,y6e,
AN,A0I . .pruyi8o for.ths sppoiptnsnt d n.
tant Payraal.era IN thn Nnnv.

Bel enacted by he Senate and Hsusn az Pm.
sshesttVOa q The gnitA1 atAtssiaf America N 49,
gEesl nat the sraaO q asligtanf nv
mater IN She n4NY e Tie unitNd atAtsa . ina 49,
BY = eeta6liShed, and that fom aud ofiSl az -
nAEo q tbs Oet Tie snt a. tha T6TSki6 49,
BY aud with the advice and eooBsns ef ~
nay apPotne e1llA1t nom tiraS - fiSSs
e thsy GhAu e needed ter active OorViea 3 ~ ~
VI 1ot eEeostlng thlEtty+ulK IN uunbSE.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, CHAR1ERED 1sSl
Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore ana Chnrles.sts.,


FOUNDED, CHAR7ERED 1884
Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles.sts.,
DALTIM IND.
FVHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and houriahing condition. Twice du,
ng tho last two years has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
cTeastnE number OF students, representing nearly
every State IN the Union. I'D -
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirahiy located buildings in the city The rooms
are sommodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to young
mon desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
ynriOna duties Of tho Counting Room, OF to obtain
Thorough Practical BusHsSs fueatioss generally, are
in any particular, by any similar 6stab-
lishmept in the United States.
X. LOsIRR.
nepal-Lecturero on the Science of AceOunta Com.
merCe, Business Customs, elc.
JIM. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice of oepnE
and Commercial Calculations 5t5l
II. II, DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book-K eepinR. 81
NC. JOHNSON, AZ
Professor OF BnslheAs and ornamental PsnmAnahln
s. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. E. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial HthiOS,
TRUSTEES: ~ 6,
Hon. J y. 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yansant,
Hon; ThOs Swami, VIM. II, keighler, Esq,
The College Il provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the sta
Each Student has desk to himself and Is sspa.
rately Instructed. = =
can enter at any time.
Thetimeusually required toeompt sfuilcourse,
from to IL weeks. fiItT =
DIPLOMA ls awarded to all Graduates, ~
largo and Beautifully OEnAmeuted CiTrulaT, COM
tanning upwards Of sI SQUARE FEE4 representing tho
Exterior and Interior View Of the College yaFion1
designs PenmanGtP &C. sent by mail
IFee 81 charge, With full
BdNiR0Zs Nd.
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@. ". JOHNSON & SON I N =.
Bridal Presents.

SOLID tsISsER JVyA,R.4r.s
$500. PBR ADAMS EXPRESS, A
superior stock Of Silver Ware eopBfSting al PIE
SsAsI zee Cream, Jelly, Toast aud Fish Knives sT.
o9ns and IdtteES, Silver galt CelIaFsand sEo5hs
salts, Napl1n Rings, Pickle Knives and For:l silver
lard Cases aud Port MonnaIes spoons C1bs t;oIt
lets, &C. &C. tjanIsl 1J.T!sCoT7G co,
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; TRANSPORTATION,
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road
RETURNING TRAINS.

Leave Cleveland a S5Ss A. u. and 400 p. NJ, AZ.
dyO At BEidgSport It 6<21 P. Il, and 6S6 A II.
Lave Pittsburgh a 1:40 A NJ, and I;GO P. u.
arrive AZ Bridgeport At 5:3s A. ~, and ss1o P. n
Connections are made az Follows
At Pittsburgh with PennsyIVHuta R. R for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhIIa.
dolphin, New York and Boston.
CIeyGlGpd with Cleveland ToIed 2. 4. for Ban
duEky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points IN the S0RSH WEsT. With
DetnJit GteamerS for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORM WEST. With
Cleveland Erie Il K.Gor ErIeS Dun
kirk, BufEAlo and NtaEarG FAllL With
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati tOr
CreItiLne, Delaware, Columbus aud
CineinnAtI.
At Hudsou with ths C. z. O. X. r. for CuyahoSA
Fails, Akron, MiilsrEbuFgh and Hoos.
At Alliance with p. Fl. W. 4 C. R.K. for Cantou,
Ahesilon, Woog:sE, Salem EnSn, CT
lumbus, &C.
AT StSubeuViIle with p. c. c. Line and At BT1GAiG
With co. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New
ark, Columbus, 4enia, Dayton, lhaE
annapolis, Caro-. Cincinnati LOtisVtllG,
st. Louis, st. Joseph end all points
Rtst and South West 1-- r-ls
k1eursion Tickets 70 PtttsblHgh md return 1915.
Pare AlWays - low, and time mush quicker tiinh
any othsr r00te.s
Through Tickets to all pOtntS In the West, North
and EaEt eSa be procured at the ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Hheellngs Va, or with Freight
Agent At BrtdEePpEt Station
any point accessible by this road and ItS eonnsetpno
70 the Last, North, West aud Northwest, At office
undaE M'LUrO House, OF with TT. Agent At Bridge
pert station. MN. D,TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
n r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AESt. feds
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CPupuc-Eo.l.l
An ACT torofand aud remit the duties on arms tn
ported BY States.
Be It enacted by the Senate and HOusa Of Repre-
sentattyeS Of the Unitsd states Of America ia Con
gposs Assembled, That the Secretary Of sTruaSury
lie and be Is hereby authorized and directed 70 10
Iund and rvEnit the duties and impoSfs all NrmI
Imported Into the United states since the hrBT day
81 Nay last, q which may be imported before the
FSt day Of January next, by or for the account o.
any State; Provided, the Secretary Of the TreagTy
6slI be- sstEsod that the said arns Ar0 INTENDED, In
good hIth, tor the use of tho troops Of sny State
which tS OF may be engaged IN aiding g suPPrel
s''J Ippruy,d. July 10, 1851.
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BllIous Disorders-I.iver CompIaint..

BtllIous Dtsorders-LiverC Complaints.
FFONI Or. Throdore BsIl, Of Nelu York CIty.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
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ieffs upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more ehectuaI for the
cure OF btLifohS eOmpkafRtE than any one remedy
can mention. J sincerely rejoice that We have At
iSngth purgatiTe which ig worthy the confidence
the profession and the people.
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We Aztt 44AP6eSi 81 tAe 4HetA0dtAt
EPtse0PGL Church.

fEI4sEI HousE, Savannah, Ga, Jan. 6, 1894
HoNoEE5 IN: shoald be uugrateful for the Keller
% S0a; a cold ssEg ned fn my limbs and brought op
eXcruciatipg Hetrd6 pdiHF, which ended n chronic
Tits 7ntitm. Notwithstanding I had the best Of
Thys.ctans the disease grew worse and worse until
= the advice Of your excellent agent IN Baltimore,
Gr M2ekensie, tried your Pills. Their elects were
: ots hut snre BypsFseTeripEin the use o. them
pmnoU entirely we'll
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Missouri Mining Company,

D y
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCFE..............,...S5 10000
TNHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE puR.
II pose Of advancing the great mining fnterestS OF
our State. We do not profess to bs governed bv
purely pldIanthroPie motives nInitafng this en-
tUrprise. We believe that the stock can bs made to
Jay large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished aud greater progress made In de.
Weait 81 issodFi tlan y the S,ss 81 kinoa ~
amount Of inyeStedn any other buSinsaS
pete mining buroan Of the mineral RESOURCES 81 the
state. We have power under our charter Il lTIr-
ehase and sell mineral lahds wherever l9caiGI In
aisseuEl. HEe1f lndueementF will be o6ere to caT-
ttallsts and mining adventhrers who desire to puF
SIase and work Taytng mines, by dealing with this
No respectfully solicit the attention Of all Who
have mineral lapds for sale TO send us Statesnt
OF tho same, the kind Of minerals on their
nuAi OF aeres5 the location, and the low
est cash price they willing to take for said lands
We shall work only such mines pay largely, Int
shal open and prove most Of the lands we sell The
books for subscription to the stock are now open al
the Office Of the Company, Main street, northwest,
corner Of lsocnst over Merehants' Bank, entrance
No. y All who feel an Interest In this
business, and have money, will DO we'll 10 cali and
sn3scTibe: Those EiHhlPg stock, living Of the
amount wanted to the President OF Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon. Esq, Matthew Buti.ry Pa,
Alire9 SyiAEp, Es15o L.B. HRrWOod, Esq,
Bo sstn ESQ., . n bLBB sSh,. EFsG ~
Henry d. Bacon, T.. v. pbrv.
d. BUTTiEi, TresA ,i7aNLPRRD CLAP, prcs't.
Tho above prUSpectal has np TO ftbI. date bc.n
published In only one Of our leading paperH for ts
days No extra efforts to get stock faEen have been
Inde the publ 20 we'll appreciate. the Bnund.
ncA 81 the that over two hundred thOug.
and dollaFs OF the stock has aready been taken We
would that the sharei are SIS each paid
livery; only dividends are reeeiysd
Any psTson having money to spare, can by the pur
chee OF SHARES In the Missouri Mining Colnpan nv
STOCK that ts converted Into cash Without Ion
All communications to tina President promntIs
answered. T1hsI- 55tSt SittS
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DR. ATEE: hays used your Pills With extraOrdl
nay sHeeeS! IN my dtnlly and among those / am
eted 20 visit In dlstress T0regulate the Organs
remedy IhhTe ever known, and can confidently RI
commend them to my friends.
~ YOnFsI 5.st5.;J ]. v. HINES.
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JOHN IT. LAKIN.

Csueeeesor to Wheeler Lakin.l
WIILA RECEIVE AND. HAVR Opened PoR
wv Inspection on Thursday, March seth, nov
and we'll selected aSsortmentof
cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings /
Also complete RGscrt ment Of GRSTLisSIES,s lin
HISHISG GOoDS ; -
The patrons of the cid hrn, and the publisIn gem
erH are respectfully invited to cali and exRlniDs
stock before making theEpurchAses as intend self
Ing Ct small PEohts 20 cash and prompt purcnsers
\ anKipi t9r the patronage bestowed npoH the Old
establishments. JOHN T.IARIN, Merchant Tailor:
mh2s-fwd no, 1Q2 Main st., Wheeling, vas, i
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As q Fnmlly Pl1yBlc.

49, FF0l! UT. Il W. CdTttGTfalh1 Neg OTLednS
Your lllls are the prince Of purBes. Their eHesl
lent qualities surpaSs any possess. They
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ton on the bowels, which makes them Invaluable to
rs In the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stO-.
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.sEEFifl oHGnbES Baton Rouge, La, Dee. 6, 1885.
DE. Ana: I hays been entirely cured, by your
RlIA OF RselNlqtie GottA painful disease that had
attieted me for yearI. VINCENT sEIDELL
q Most OF the Pills IN market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy In Skiilful IAndH
dangerous In pablc pill, from the dreadful eOnss-
49eness that frequently follow its peautious use
whatever. gas : a. .s.gHif9
Price 40 cts. per Box, orB BoxesRor 81
a5as Lowell, Mass.
For sale IA. O. GOOD & CO, AID b ~ Drug
RiIts. =. n - la1Rllsly.9m
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sf.L rfs. PIFIsDuRa, Pa, May !. 1865.
DR,J. 9. ATER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
OF the worst headache anybody can have by dose VI
Two OF your Pl1- seernB TO arise from foul gto
mach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. I'D. ". PRABLH,
~ CLERK Of Steamer Clarion
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From Or. Edrgrd Boyd, Baltimore
DEAR Bro: Arm: 1 cannot answer you tBhdt con,
painta have cured with your Pills better than to
say all itQt eVe treat Sgih plroqtips aleiiSiHe
place great dependence on an eeetual cathaFtfcin
my daily contest with disease and believing as do
value them hiRhly =55s.l \ -
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DEPAEf1tENr o 4HR IxlElIoa, /

SIN: have uSed yo1r PiIis in my general and hoe
Ptal practice ever since you made them, and cannot
to say they the best cathartic We employ
Lhetr regulating action the liver ipqnIck and de.
eiaee, consequently they are an admirable remedy
ioS arrangements of that organ. Indeed, lave
SELDOM found caseof biEliotf diSedEe 0bEtiBatS
that Il dld not readily yield TO them. ta.l-
FrateTnAny yonrs. AL0NZO BALL, n. D.
a Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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LR1oH = Co. No. n state Street, BoStea.
LII HOUSTON, Gafs ESttghi Az, PhEa.
L I H0UPT, GcaPI NieEs al. Phiis5e,pSt..
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Dysentery, Dlnrrhma, Reln1. NYor.ln =

From Dr.. G. Green or Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial In my practice and
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Their sngatc0ating makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the nse Of women and children.
DyRPePsia, Impurity OF the blood.
FTon1 RsU.s y. ". HINES. P0stOr of A Jrs1t
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JOHN CHAPMAN,
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President. ~ y
y r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. fSb8
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1850.
1850
Aeoo THE CENTRAL 1890
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Three phrough Pa senger Trains,
go NILES DOUBLE TRACE.
l4 -

The Capacity of thls Road Il now equal to anyip tbs
Country.
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EJ.SNRRDER, PhIladnlnhia. =
AA0RAW 4 Rooms, 80 North Street Eaitimoro
4AEAQH CO., No. 8. AHtoF HoF1No. or No ~ Wr,
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OFFICLAL.I
LAwB OF THE UNITED STATS
iassod Al he Fsrs' Sssstea u tte TAfrsyEeVt''t

Pgpuc-Eo.LJ
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s hAEe, they Rh0uId join me n
laiminB II for the benefit Of the multtudes who
sinner from that complaint, which, although had
enough In Itself Is the proBenltor ofothen that
WorSe, believe eOStipeHeIg to 10 the liver,
INT your Fills atect that organ and cure the dEseRss.
tToni Mrs. z Stuart phytieian and 4id,Vie, BOJEOH
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7et tpefEl6. They ars 20 much the best physic
hove that ] recommend no other to my PatieatS.
From the Req. Or. Hawkes, of the AeLkOdi1f
EI1iFeoy7SJ i(Jb,sreb
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~ y " AAsAY, Wyoming Co., y. T., Oct q, 1855.
Dean S-Hi am using your iCathartie pills in my
practice aud find them an excellent purgatiTs to
cleanse he system and purity ne fottitldilSef the
otood. JOHN q. AIRACHAM,M.D D.
Sors. tpHtton, CostiyePesR, suppreS-
Dropgy, PnralysIs Fits, ete.
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DR. ATER: Your pills ara the paragon Of ali that IL
great In medicine. They have cured my little dEugh
ter OF ulcerouH sores upon her hands and feet that
had proved incurable for years. Her mother has
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pies on her skin and 10 her hair After our child
was enrtd, she also tried your Pills and they have
cured her. alE3 EASA.NIORGRIIGF
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An ACT torosand and remit ne duties % arms In.
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AZ Ga.llInl.d..

II ]. HIICHOOCK most regpectfnlIv o-Iya,I NM.
y that Be has opened an once at No Is Man n :
oyer the SAVING Bahkof HheelInE for tranSacting
The busln9sI Of 9 l..,,,..,-- y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-30

In New Iork the inch worm, Or scientific
Anisot'teryx, is in millions It hangs pendant
from al the trees, crawls along the branches,
;aIG drops upon the shoulders Of the pa>sers by.
The London Atheneum says: 1t is q ques-
tion of some curiosity to settle whether any
book which las been printed is now totally
lost, SO that not a copy remains. On the one
hand it is certain that there are recorded
volumes Of which 10 one copy IS known; Oh
the other, it is certain that some Of these
extinct productions are revived from time to
time by copies actually turning NJ, Now AMI
then appears a work III sale which IS pro
nounced unique: it has never been mentioned
for centuries, and the possessor never saw no1
heard OF another copy. Bet no sooner has the
sale information had time to gcta5out than one
or more persons find copies Of The rarity among
their rubbish.
An army correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writing from Winchester, say5-'A
soldier of powerful brawny frame, belonging
to the Twenty-fir North Carolina, 50 badly
c,1t M ct the late battle of Winchester, IS ~
mo at the Seminary Of that town. lie received
Mimic bullet in both thighs, from opposite
directions. 4 ball entered the arm near tie
elbow, and went crashing through thcws anc
muscle 40 to the shoulder and out at the claw
cal. Another entered just above the small q
the back. The Surgeons endeavored III VAN
to find It. Several days afterwards it passed
from the bowels. The ball is preserved I1y Or.
Chapel and IS but little fattened. The qoes,
ZION is how did that ball get into the Intestinal
canals and pass thence without causing death:
All The army surgeons say there is no parallel
case on record. Theman eats heartily: has ex-
celIe1t digestion, and has been living nearly
four weeks, and has every prospect OF getting
we'll Of all his wounds. His skin has healthy
appearance, his eye Is clear and he talks
cheerfuIly. I merely record It as a case to
which the attention Of physicians should be
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J.9c%t.-'}lvlne service T&s he.4 %"s5ezIa$
1t s.. Mary Cn1'rch, lnfSt c11i'fcLl: El1*E
Presbyterian; 1lotho@lS5 11l5lacor"I' i'Ao netn-
ads; Protas1a'.S c5lools@8, u -'lt7 g1'0-''s':
a1 the s'arsoil1z OF sl.EL'e ~n0Ic'I' '1l'47
WIS Jii-on prayer 1S.'5'5 ~ '''7 a ~
~--jargo na1n GERS O @)So'eTS are ~" 7I'c"1 pV"
Is2r, 2nd arc duty passihH tufooG1, |;e to"h>
aud our streets nave asa'n i>ecoo1e ii'eIy WIFE
the military. There were some disturbances
IN the upper part OF the town on hHday ana
Saturday nights, nolted ~ one >joi'n Bar
lev cora, which had 70 be arrested oE fno Tro-
vost >1-nar>l. The Weather continues very warm
AMI suItry, with occasional showers: state OF
things not at al conducive 10 health, though
the t0wn Is generally healthy y@C.-lh mere are
luany cutters, alleys, cellars, yards OF houses,
Eo.> which are sadly in want Of cleaning, and
qu:, M .an3 o.1l;. di;jn:occ r:ts. Ii .i.-r-
teen hospitals in Washington, Georgetown and
vicinity there were, according 70 the oIicjaL re-
port: on the 9th inst, $3.50 SICK and wound
!. el soldiers. At the general hospital N th's
Place, Alp, ana at the Seminary hospital, 49,
4 ~7s,..1 -, ,,,;,,r ao1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-30

It is reported that ex-Secretary Cameron, Is
the distinguished official func5ionary, who
recently aooosted John S!idell IN the streets Of
Paris, ana entered into conversation with him
although he thought to avoid his notice.
The hun1redtll anniversary Of the introduc-
5ion Of the Order of Masonry in Maine, is now
celebrating at Portland. 4 very large number
Of delegates from the New England States are
II the city to attend the ceremonies.
GE~ JOB PRINTING .ion9 AZ this office.