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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
woonnuRY,s pAreNr. M

have thus far found that woodburys Patent is the
most sought after by hreshers aud certificates show
itdoes good work nnd gives excellent satisfaction. The
irst premium awarded to this machine at the Mch-
gan and the Ohio STATE Fairs in 1885, and IL has always
received the first premium at County and State Fairs,
whenever exhibited both in the United States and Cana
das the only manufacturer Of this very superior
ina haG
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

Gen. Butler has the faculty of using the right
language at the right time. During recent in
teryiew with Major Monroe the latter remarked
that "he (Gen Butler) had always been friend
of the South" The General here interrupted
him with the following remarks; rStop sir, ,-let
me set you right on that point at once. was
always friend to Southern rights and an enc
my to Southern wrongs" E ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

We refer our readersto to The advertisements Of
2, W, q H. D. Williams, Offering then farm for
sale. Those wanting small farm, had better
take look at it, Chances to buy land near
town do not often occur.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

The Charleston Mercury iorebodss he
speedy fall Of the eapilaI Of the Rsbei con-
fedepcy, and thus speeulstss on tllst ex-
tremeIy probable eyept: - s.i ss.,ss.
The fail Of Richmond would, Indeed, 30
q heavy blow. II is dificnlt 70 estimate
the vast quantities. Of Stores and public
works which mus Be- desimgad o. abaad-
oned.iR The erent az such . disasler Tao
capture Of the seat sf GeFarnInena zoaldi
sadly shake shn eonfdence Of Enfope 10
our ability 70 aeheiseour inaapehdauce. -
We SEQ il stated that The nRolIicikI advice
given in friendly spirit 10 gentlsnen og
high position. BY Count MeEcisF, during
his late visit, WAS nerer TO surrender the
capitol. 81 a.gal la.Il el ealta.n. ~ -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
Established i'm Is45.
Threshers and SeparatOrS.

In the manufacture OF Threshers and Separators have
aimed in the first place. TO select the approved pat
tessuch have been tried and found to give salts
faction, holding ready at all times to adopt such
improvements experience may suggest being desir
be In the next place. have endeavored to select the
best material aud have always been careful to employ
none but the comp workanen. have Also i-
suted the most careful scrutiny OF all OF my jobs before
they placed in the sales aud in this way have
been able tosnpply my customers with but the
complete work. II is these facts that my Machines
owe their reputation with farmers aud thresllcrs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

There but two passenger tsns day each way
on the o. 4 r. Road; trains Will leave as fonoss;
Going East, Mail s2z1N. n. Y. Exp. 5.5sPH.
Going West, Nail go AM. Teleg. Exp. 940PH.
Fremont, Lima and Union Road train leaves at $50 AM
sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road, trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, 900 AN. Accom-, 400 Pm.
Going NOfth, Nail. 400 An. Accouis 1926 FM..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
Religious Notice.

Rev. W. L. HARRIs, d. D., viii preach at the
NJ. +. ohuheb, on Sunday next, June sth,st the
usual hours. f.ls -r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
The Roat Ereursiou.

We understand that the Boat Excursion on
Thursday Of last week, under the auspices Of
the Fremont Baud, passed off pleasantly and
to the satisfaction of all concerned. The boat
was not permitted to land at Johnson's Island,
but all hands got fair view Of the secesh pris-
oners, who are represented to look pretty much
as other folks do. The net receipts from the
excursion were $3.50. ssrse
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

Sheriff Ferguson offers some valuable real
estate for sale in this paper. Read his adver-
tsements
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

CoL0nBps, May Ten Thousand En-
field rileH were seceiyed. to-day. BY The.
QassseFlpegler. They Riil b impodlalei1
aisifidalld q 0bi5 Iloops
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
TJhB CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF an
Al GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR DUP oHJCO'5 ?
Golden Pills for Females.
ISTAtLrn1R IN coRRnorINc REavLATISo AND RKKovISa
All 0nsrRuoTtoNs, FnoM wHA4HfER csusEs Azp p
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL A PREvEETIyE-. -,

|
INFALLInLR IN coRRRoTISe, REavLATISo AND KKkoviNa
All oBsTRcoTioNs, FRoM wHAfEfER chusEY ASD p
ALWAYS SUCCESSIVE As PREyESTIyEri r
Theeombinaon Of Ingredients in pr. Dupopcos Cole
pills Females perfectly harmless They have
been used the private practice OF old De- Dnponqo fpr
than thirty years and thoysands OF Ladies can
testify TO their great and rever iaing success 70 ever
easei In correcting Irregularities relieving ra9fel ard
distressing nens ratiop particularly at The chnge ot
life. From Eve 10 ten Pills viii cte thst common yst
the land suffers from this compliant ~ VIZ
The above Pill has permanently cured housanas, and
they viii cure you II you them. They cannot harm
store nature TO its proper channel and invigorate hs
whole system Ladies whose health win not peftit an
nctease Of fsnily, viz ndtese pilis sueessHid Pr
venve Ladies PECULIARLY situated, those sppposAnB
them So should these pills during the hfst three
months, they ertan TO produce miscarriage sA
which admonition the proprietor respon-
sibity although their mildness VIII prevent any injofy
to health The ingredients composing The above
made known 70 every agent and they VIII tell YOU they
eafe and N perform all elailned for them Rfce u
per box. Sold wholesale and retailby -.--i5fi ~
G. r. McCUILocH, Druggist, and
E. DILLON d Son, Druggists, 4
Al gents for Fremont, Ohio.
LADIEs by sending either Of these agents 81 through
the Fremont Post Once cnp have the Pills sent 70 any
part the country teonhdentai1 and free Of pDstass
by mail. pa fs,4 ta, e,.itpf g5s y
n. B. BEWARE OF BASE oouxrEEyElr or THEsp
PL1s You buy the counterfeit article At any prcs
from 25 rs box dear At that) LAnIESi yopr
lives and health are o too much value TO be ihed VITA
besides bel I'm posed upon with wafthess article
Therefore any Offering these Pills for less than
81 dollar box avoid them as you would poison They
bogus. None are genuine unless the Of S. p.
HOWE is box which has recently been added on
OF the Pills being counterfed Boy Of my ad-
vertsed agents and you safe Sold also BY HoRAcE
KELLoca Norwalk, and BgSToN BROTHERS lat Gaylords
old standJ Cleveland and by druggist In every vii
wage and the United tes and by s. d. HOWE
sole proprietor, New York. Apr3,'o2-1ypd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
Local ana miscellaneous Naftefs.
&. M. PErTINGGLL 4 co., 4

no. 81 Park ROlO, NsV York d State-st Boston,
ARE authorized Agents for the FREMONT JOURNAL,
in those cities and authorized to take Advertisements
and Subscriptions for us at orr LoSEsr RArEs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06

Gov. sppgue, of Rhode Island, has. .bsepi
elected Upited States Senator for siz } ears, hys
an almost unanimous Yete, he was fermeTlyi
. Wing, then . RePeblieaa, and voted tof -olds
Abe for President. pss.i,.4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
The Grent FfcncIi IRemodyl
xApAx BovISps CELEBRATED siLyER-co&TFp
EEN1AL-E. RlL-LS - -

i|II lIl|N
The only certain asd safe Remedy for all Uisrihe o.,
attractions, Monthly Dicui.is lrregula ard Al the
other diseases 70 which the woman Wife and Mother
peculiarly Iiabie. -.a e 81 p49
qsae pnl. eoAssln 10 dsISsssoa I8sedishis bat AZ
fsand certain in thersct They viii y tsunt a
sxertths harpisst effect n Az Of Proispars uier
In Luchofhn, pr the Whtes they WILDE found She ~
sies and mo,t Certain cure that can be found isoh
aecount of is certainty they should not ss tnhen by
Pregnant Females CdarfagIaz si Tines ssnras sds
ss,ueFs vsetasu1 to be bgugbt on, hutai e,hespsEi
DDS their usf is perfectly safe sa "a 4ttf ~ tae
N.B.-0ne Dollar enclosed 10 any authorized Agent
Niiiensufe spaekaga 81 Piilsty return ftan -
aHs Q. cfosBY, eeucrni Aacnt BOD
Fort Eriss G. w, Buffalo, n, Hsf
CAurfoS--Beware OF Conpterfeits The genuine hAvp
the signature g. CROSB T. the Hatsiae ripper.
For sale in Fremont w G. r. Mccalioeh, 8. Buekland
2. Dillon. 1p Clyde, VIM. J, Miller. 4oyl
Tthg CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF an
u INVALID. if ff r1 Ifft ~
Published FOR the benefit and as warning and enuter
10 Young who trfer from Nervous Debility rresa
tuTe Decay &c; snppsing ~ time The means u
seifCure. BY who has cured himself after beipg put
70 great expense through medical iupositon and qaaek
cry. BY enclosing post paid addressed eaysops s
GLE coPfKs may be Ind of the authar. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Eaqs Bedfords Kings Co., N y. 1pyta
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-06
Special 1fetjees

nB MATHrwa cBooorkrr WoRn Dhops
Nsftr ~ - dstos api ss,ernrato AZ tsnd, 81 In,ss
unal Worms ~ perfectly relitbit ~ ~ eaaps nnd az
abptior any pnd AZ tha fancy ofh codIscodi snt
nadeoca vrrniiurts 50 uss THY nag J, tnf<a ~ ~
aues VIII ersai aaftiy kthsy etatafa ka1i,tsaysl
ether eei.tsgiee. e1ur Hpfbers oii siveytp
ifo cathsftic eh.tessrls nttssefy y " tisttil ~
forssie ey al prsgss's Nd NJ eeslf,. p h,f,eIge,
dogf isc 20 Banjo. NJ " sha Fost Elia, CIV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-05


TJsWe have made The above Reduction IL Prices
ourselves. fhe putic hsve been .w,ndied BY spu-
rous mag hines made in ittatt0a u ours The metal
In them from the iron casting To the pisee. ~
VI poor quality. The makers have not the
their work well. They hid away iA secret pisces,
whereit would BE- impossible 10 have " their com.
maDd ihs proper mechanical appliances Il Il sulY
~ doing great business, and having 1xsenalye
ufactnrng estsiiishen thni god mAchinss be
IN ade II moderate pricea. Tho best designed mn-
chimes RAnlf MADE, alwa aya liable 20 9si eut of
order and are sufc 10 cost considerable trouble and
money to keep them in Fepalr.- Fss4 fa&
The qualities TO be looked for In Machine are ::
rsrssNfS ot esrrsc aetsss rate e exssS
Of roRstruettsM, fsrsbss, r4paig al ogee.
fteH, sttA Tia isstebsr. Mach aes combine theee
essent al qualities must be made OF the stsi
FRs.Asa - ps.tsefses. We have The ways and msans
u grand scale, 10 do this.
The purchasers Of maehines, whose daily bread II
may concern, " i'll fnd that those having the above
qualities notOpiy work well NJ Sapfd cefi - slse
rates OF speed, bull IN the inest possbe
der. Our machines. A. AABN ", viii kAMN noRE
MONEY with BOZ, than any others, whether In
niaton Of ours not. In fact, they are cheaper
than any other Machines y gin.
III PLocai Agents Wanted se3@ ss@3
4. n. SINGER q Co.,
45s HrsadWay, Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 80 Clark st
j. M. BILLINGS, Agent in Kcokuk
Sepf01-d G8 5ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

y informed by them that the South might
be conquered, bnt never overcome, brought
them ashore by the collars.
Need describe how our noble old nau,
tlcal sea.dOg was received by the Mackerel
Brigade2 need Istell how the band whip.
ped out his key-bugle and played all the
triumphant airs of our distracted country,
aud several original cavatinas2
1t waswith a soul Rglow and triumphant,
that llett Paris next morning, for this city,
my bOyi and fairly trod on air, until a
serious chap brought me back to earth,
near Willsrd's, by touching me on tue
shoulder. Says he;
What time does the next train fly the
track for Baltimore2p
litold him, my boy; aud then says he /:
I'm member of the right wing of the
ghickahominy army, aud Pm going to New
York to get my lite.insurancc policy can
celled. It's no use for me to keep paying
the premium every three months" says
the chaps rehectiyely, when Pm constant
" improving my health by digging trenches
and amt likely to be 10 battle for some
years, Aud even when we do take Rich
mond," says the chap bIandly, Nit's pro-
bable that the rebels will be too far gone
with old age to hurt us much.
turned from him in reYerie, Slow
and sure, my boy, is good military policy
"a policy, my boy, of life-insurance, on
which our fathers brother Samuel pays a
premium of amillion and half day.
Yours, thoughtfully,
0RPHEUs G. KERR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

During the whole of the term spent at
west Point, he never failed upon an ex-
merit.
Ionng jackson entered the service of
the United States as brevet Lieutepat.t
under Gen. Scott, at Vera Cruz. In the
memorable campaign from Vera Cruz to
Mexico, he achieved honors of which a
veteran officer might well have been proud
In addition to his regular promotions dur
ing that campaign, Iieptenant Jackson
was breVetted Major for distinguished
services at the battle of Chppultepec.
AT the close of the war with Mexico.
Major Jackson returned to his native State
win ms health very much impaired, in
consequence of waich he resigned his
position IN the army. He shortly after
wards accepted professorship in the
Military Institute at Lexington. which
othee he filled with ability and distinc-
tlon till the commencement of the pres.
ent war, when he accepted the post of
Colonel, conferred upon him by Governor
Letcher, unanimously recommended by the
Oouncll, ana unanimously confirmed by
tue Convention. He was assigned 10 the
command of our forces at HArper's Ferry.
and continued in it till he was superseded
BY Gen. johnson. He thon took command
of a brigade. aud was subsequently ap-
pointed Brigndier. General by President
Davis. He distinguished himself at Man.
assas, and by his successful career in the
valley OF Virginia has made himself idol
lSed oy the Southern people, and a terror
70 the invaders of our soil! Brave, gallant
9nd reiablei no temporary check can sub
uue ms ardor, or diminish his activity and
energy, and as the vaudals on his scent
Will discover. he is'itoo cautious and too
well skilled in the arts of war to be caught
mapping. "a F7d5 - :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20
[PuhtIc -No. I'd. II
AN ACT to fll'ns. 91l At ., the ,EI..se.5Es Of

AN ACT to facilitate the dlseharEe Of enlistei men
for physical disability.
BE Il enacted by tho Senate and IIouse or Essrs.1
sehIatYes oL the United States Of America IN Con
gress asSem6ed That tho medical inspector ge1erai
% ny medical inspector Is hereby authoEiESd and
ted states any soldier, or enlisted man With te con-
sen. OF sqeh soldier OF enliSte1 man. In the psrmS-
which makes Il disad IL ~
ne be resained therein, and the certificate in within
ting forth the existence aud nature Of snrb ,I,SI
disability shall be sufficient evidence 81 5Tei 5fs
charge Provided, however, That oyer,J such cSrti.
cafe shG appear on its face to have be sn founded on
inspection Of the soldier so 6Iseharrt anal
sheH SPeeheal!y describe the nature and oriFin Of
sneh diaabilftyi a that such discharge oiSIi IL
without preIudne tothe night Of such SoidieF on an
listed man to the pay due him the date Thereof and
report the same to the adjdtant general and the sr
Approved, May IA, 1852 go 2tfstil 5sij
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

PEiAtsd, out OF any money in the ra,urv NOT ,b.r.
wise appropriated the sum Of thirty millions Of doI
1Es or 50 much thereof may be neeesry, to ena
OlS tne Government to pay the two aud three yeSrs
oelng an additional amount required for the fiSCni
year ending June thirteth, eighteen hundred and six-
Sec. 9. And be 1t further enacted, That there bs
aud hereby u appropriated ont of any money IN ne
not osherWtse Apprp prated the sum of 6ns
nnhuFed thousand dollArS much th ereof a. NAV
5e necessary, 70 carry into effect the act approved
March tWeatJsaftht eighteen hundred aud sxty.tvEo
9 secure pay, bounty, and pensions to ofaeefS and
mon actually employed In the Western deDnrtb,snt
or department Of Missouri.
Approved May IL 1862 = tq-i r4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

Racy Letter from OrpheIis O. Kerr.
eernln& Matters aud things nj
and near Washington.
This feeble and iusipid city, my boy. is
SO extremely azure now, that there amt
enough spirit in it, even, to get up a con.
flict between the municipal and miIitsry
authorities. An official member of the
Pennsylvania Mud Larks tried, the other
day, to create a temporary stir, by PUTTING
pair OF epanlets on sagacious contra.
band, and sending him to demand recogui-
ton as the new Minister of Hayti; but mo-
body noticed him particularly except a su.
perannuated clerk in the war Office. who
saluted him as the Hon. Tom Corwin. and
asked him how he left things in Mexico =
In fact, my boy, if it wasn't for few de-
luded women Of America who still spit ont
OF the window when they see q uniform 90
past, we should all perish here of inanition.
ltEe.so many Philadelphia oysters. / was
talking to a New England Senator, on
Tuesday, and says he: "This dead lull IN
worse than debate in Congress. aim
really afraid says the Senator, hastily
pushing down the copy of Hoyle's Games
that happened to protrude from bis side
pocket -"l'm really afraid that we shall all
dteiof apoplexy, If this sort ofthuig contin-
nes much longer, says he, motiontng for a
clean straw and little more ice-ttif this
sort OF thing continues much longer, the
principle OF sOlf-preseryation will compel
me to visit the President, and get him 10
tell me a little story.''
Our honest Abe relates a luscious tale.
my boy, and his anecdotes are enough to
call laugh from the mouth of the Missis.
sippi at low water.
Everybody likes the President, my boy,
aud even member of the embassy from
Albion recently composed to his honor the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20
Wr0m the oincinpatl Commercially
Ths battle or Port RepnbIi,

|OnFhhu9 Os AEhHV
Prom the Cincinnati Commercially
The Battle OF Port Republic,
Tie details of the engagement between
the advance of Shields Division and the
retreating army of Stouewall jackson, at
Port Republic, are yet meagre to give
any definite idea of the conflict OF the gen.
eralship displayed ON either side. Two
iacts' however, are very clearly indicated: /:
That our brave men were overwhelmed by
superior numbers and that we suffered a
disastrous defeat; disastrous, not SO much
ln1ts results upon the campaign in the VAL
ley OF Virginia, as to the regiments en-
gagged in it. We look over the list of kill
ed, wounded aud missing with, mournful
, interest. These were the men who won
tmperishable honors at Winchester. We
do nor need to wait for official reports to
know that every man did his duty. The
list of killed, wounded and missing tells us
that, and 1t tells more than that, unfor.
tunately. When we read that, besides a.
formidable list of killed and wounded, the
Ith Indiana has IA missing, the seth Ohio
LOT, the 9th Ohio ITO, and the 29tl Ohio
1873, we understand that these regime nts
were routed. in spite of their discipline
and heroic bearing; and that out of five
regiments, probably not entering the fight
with moro than 2, 1000 electives, one. fourth
of their number were either killed or made
prisoners. SEQ 80
When'we add to these the number of
killed and wounded whose names have been
ascertained and published--amountinp tn
Slave have the startling fact presented
OF the destruction of nearlyione half the
entire force that was engaged in the battle.
The history of tie war does not present a
greater fatality. Even allowing that the
regiments averaged 500 electives, which is
exceedingly doubtful when we remember
the hardships to which they have been ex-
posed, there was an absolute loss of over
nine hundred out of tWentylseven hundred
men. H aTl.7-
If any great good had been accomplished
by this terrible sacrifice Of as gallant and
heroic men as Ohio or Indiana hns sent 10
the field the loss would be less afFlictiup.
None of US expect that the rebellion will
be put down without the shedding of
blood and the loss of many lives and
though every step in the progress Of over
coming It Is redlened With the best blood
of the land, there is q mournful satisFac-
tton in knowing that it is step forward,
advancing US as nation toward the con-
summation which will bring the bless
lngg Of peace and unity. No such ad-
vantage appears to have resulted from
the disastrous fight at Port Republic.-
i is but meagre consolation to know,
that when our brave fellows were over
CONF, they fell back upon the main body
of Shields Division, which checked the
enemy, and compelled him to retire. OF
course the enemy is cut up, aud he has,
perhaps, as heavy mortality list as our
selves, but his retreat was not cut of-it
does not seem to have been materially de-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

AN ACT o pFovidS ~ ittb sdsBcigns syin the nUpro
priatipn foE the paypf the two RRd thros yoar vol
unteeEl, end the olcera aud men dsthiIlf employ
BA Il enacted ty. he gel9ts and IIo,,-e N Tl.,
sentattEe9 q the Unttsd Etatei ~ AFaft 4 10 f05
EFe a5'eHhled, That there Be and hsraby rs 65pl0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20

sl.S, StLSi1Ah NSElclS Douole the above rates.
-hSarly Advertising on reasonable teruis aeeor
ma5s Tue Spsoe occupied and the nnmberoF changes
ers. to be paid for In ddpa1os.. v s'te'Hs
" S%sInes5 Cardsnot exceeding HVe lines $40 peryesr
X ior sx months but for shorter period pofhIn
WllI DO counted less than a square,
the privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
tIo 5 AaNertisers own Immediate business; and ali
oIS tt1een9 en- Tor the beneht OF other prisons ns
eI 1 all legal advertisements, and Advertisements
sies and real estate, In by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
a- Advertisements not accompanied With orritts =,
directions will be inserted untl forbid and obarej
accordingly. ! '@.-e SttAt W
Notice. for Political Meotingn to be charged in all
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Ol ssrIllons' % cents each. nOnylI-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20
New Spring and Summer .
DIR GOODS,

bN-1@fiR
r1NIE subscriber has now received and o1Rned IsO
A cases OF now Spring and Skinner III Gb6dl
which VIII be sold nt Wholesale aud retail, n SE9r
prieea than ever before. Having purchased 3 IA.
eraDie more than intended, asi bought an KIN 6f
go9ds i0F Cash and at Iess price than at any other
SEASON. atn determined to dispose 6f them acc6fdibV
1Y, and will sell - .,.l-f
BEST MERRIMACK, COCEEeO, and other Cali.
Goes OF equal gTSle at l31 oautS a yard Secofid
quality, fast color, at o..
BLEACIIED MUSLIN, yard Wide, best dtialtty.ak
4@ESS3SI l-2 wide at l0o per ard. .t,y -. -
uNBhEACILED MUSLIN, such MS sold 8 weeks
ago at ls4c, will now sell at l21kc, and othsrEi
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRIoRs
BLACK SILKS, which sold always ut 81 ll2I4, Dor
yard, will sell at 81 ISc.sss -
In PANCYi SILKS Ilhaye all the IatestyuoyeItTc,
an An eXeeed quality Of Barred Summer silk at only
ENGLISH DEREGEs, worth 25c, for 1919.
LUPEN,S BRREGES, worth 81 ISc. for 55c si.l's1
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qunIities and
prices - ''.-'f
oHALLIEs De I.AINEssl as low ~ 1ai1o a ,,s,,,i
Also largo stock aud variety OF SpFinny aBI Enn,
meF eFsIIAWLs, CLoAKs & AAETILLAS az ne yery
lowest pr ee5. /" }4'li5 t-5if - II ~. -
20 ,oNE4EDLEwoRKs in ueVsFy variety; Collars worth
oARPETs-iO pieces, all styles, cheaper than sver.
COUNTRY NIERCHANTSw wIII 6pditIat
my Wholesale DEPARTMENT. e more complete tharl n
any PreSiona HeasOn, aud L III sell goods cheaper n
such quantities ~ they require than they could -
bought In the Eastefh eitleI. i'"il' ? = ~
20 ALEX. .HEYMAN 1gf.g
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-20
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