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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-22
HEADouAnIEas I'm RrsIuEsI n
WHEELnG, November 6th 1854
General Order No.l.I

General Order No.1-l a., -..-----
A Battalion Court consisting Of Lieut.. Col Thos
j III. Logan, President, end Captains Geo @. Ware
Co A, John Scott, Co. I, n. =. MeNaughtsn, Co d
John +. Wilson, Co B, John n. Ball, Go. G, and
John @. Smith, c.. ], will convene on Friday, No
vember 2ist, At IL o'clock r. ~ In the Grand JuFy
room In the Courthouse for the transaction Of such
buHlnesl Il may AWfnlly have 10 do, arising with
In the district represented
II battalion Court, consisting Of Major @. W.
Rranzheim, President, and CaPtAin8 John p. Hop
kiEs, CO. K, Chester D. Knox, Co. +, J. n. Vance,
Co. d, VIM B. Simpson, Co y, and Andrew J. Long
Co. II, will convene At the Grand jury room In the
Courthouse on Saturday, November I'D, Al IL
O'Clock p. M for the Transaction Of such business q
may lawfully come before It, arising within the is-
III. Regimental Court Of the 9Th REGIMENT con.
sing Of all the Field and star Oaesrs AID Captains
Of eompaniea, viii convene At the Grand Jury room
In the Court House, on Saturday, N0Vembor 18th, At
III O'clock n. for the transaetiOn Of business.
~. Captains OF companies required to report
TO the AdutRnt u the Regiment ali abuentoos fIOul
any drills ustars which have been or may be or
dsred to the tims OF the meeting Of each Battal-
lon Court. ... .-..-..
V. Lieut.. I. n. Irwin, Adjutant aud CLERK, and
Lewis @. Stilel, Sergeant Major, Proves. Marshal
will attend the meetings OF both Battalion and Reg.
imeutRl Cogrts-
vi. All persons claiming exemption from militia
dnty by reason Of ahefAge, S1rgoons eurtiheats or
Otherwise must present. their pleas to b considered
and passed upon by the Regimental Court. All per-
sons sub eet to militia duty, Who by absence from
dfis or muHtGTuI are liable 70 be nad may prsssht
their excuses TO the Battalion c9art Of The District
In which they reside, aud II risVed BY aaid Courts
decision may appeal to the Rsgimsntal Court.
VII. All CLAWS for services rendered sue A8 mu-
SIC, printing, rent Of drill rooms, gas, 6e- be
presented to the Regimental Court.
VII. All officers attending these several courts
will appear With side arms.
By order Of Andrew J. Sweeney, Col. 9Th Reg't.
now L N.IRWIN, AdiufAnt.
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.8g UelegJra'jph.
Richmond News.

! FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 20,-The faf
of truce steamboat Metamora arrived a
Fortress Monroe this morning from CitJ
/ Point, bat she had no passengers.
Four hundred Union prisoners will ar
rive at City Point tomorrow.
| While the Metamo1R was at City Poin
/ her officers and crew were not allowed tC
step on shore, neither was any commune
cation except official afforded them. The
rebel officers were not communicative OF
even social as has generally been the case
heretofore.
The following are extracts from the
Richmond Enquirer Of Nov 1Sthi
One hundred aud ten etabolitiouists, F."
captured few days ago at Suckers Fer
| ry, arrived last evening and were lodged in
the Libby. prison. -
The case of Chas. Liuder md Frederick
Crepe, charged with circulating counter
felt Yankee notes, was concluded before
the mayor yesterday. Linder was dis
charged, aud the other held for further ex-
animation.
The well.disciplined company of Haw-
ley's cavalry is now doing excellent service
below Richmond, and have recently nc
complished several very desirable, but for
the present uncomfortable objects.
The editorial speaks of the utter hope
lessness of recognition by foreign powers
so long as the war lasts, and says this is
not the doctrine which has existed among
nations heretofore. France recognized the
colouies long before the war ended, but
thank Heaven, we are not dependent on the
favors of outsiders. While we should like
our justly earned rights we owe our de-
pendence on Hin who rules among the ma
tions. We will but arouse ourselves the
more and fight the harder.
The following telegraphic dispatch ap-
Pearsin the Richmond Enquirer:
"RALEIGH, N. O., NOv.l7.-A gentleman
from Albemarle says there are no Yankee
gunboats in the Albemarle Sound, they
having gone to the James river"
Commenting on this the Enquirer says ::
This is applicable by either hypothesis
that the enemy are coming upon US from
Fredericksburg, or are about to be trans.
ported from the Suffolk line of advance
1t indicates work, however, on one side or
the other.
The news from the United States tells
US that the Monitor has steamed down the
Potomac from Washington, perhaps to take
part in the movement.
Gen. Gustavus w. Smith is officiating as
Secretary of War, General Randolph
having certainly resigned that position on
Monday morning. As the enemy were
marching on Fredericksburg, orders were
given to destroy all the cotton and tobacco
in the town The order was promptly ex-
ecuted and several pyramids of cotton bales
were soon destroyed and about u thousand
boxes of tobacco belonging to Spectators
were tumbled into the RappAhannOck.
In the afternoon the enemy appeared on
the opposite side of the river in greater
force aud with guns superior TO ours.
The enemy is already in Falmouth.
Our loss in the engagement was killed
and 3 wounded.
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HEADQUARTERS 6TH REanfRSF v. ", =
-.-l- MHEELINo, Nov. 18th. 1857. [
General Order No. al


Until further orders the several companies Of
" the 9Th Regiment viii meet at the following
named places for dTill and Inspection:
Company A, Capt. Gray, on the second " ednesday
Of each month At the arulory, Courthouse.
Company b Capt GlAss, on tue second Friday Of
each month At the La Belle Warehouse.
Company @, Capt Hall, on the third Friday Of each
month at the aTnoTy, Court.hsuse.
= COMPANY D, Capt. Smith, on the inst Tuesday Of
each month at American Hail. ae
Company E. Capt. Taylor, on the the hrst Wednes-
day Of each month At Americas Hall lta
Company p, Capt. Adams, on the fourth Thursday
Of each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company g, Capt Hart nstein, on the fourth Fri
day or each month at Steubenraueh Hall, South
Wheeling. ~ i Tstrr
Of each month At the Armory, Court house.
Company 1, Capt. Cloudy, on the second Friday Of
each month At American Hall.
Company X, Capt. Mckee, on the third Saturday
Of each month At American Hall p ,7rf rs.s.- :
TheBeVeTl commanding officers will cause the roll
70 be called promptly at O'clock p. NJ, and all alb
sentess ALLOWING 10 minutes for variations in tme)
noted. 70 be r0poFte 10 the sueeeeding BAtta Ion
Coarts Of Inquiry. Each drill to costume At least
two houEa-.ls zf1 o. 10 siHf.f t-s.I- E.l
The Captain Of each company viii, At every uloAth.
II drilL cause minute inspection Of the AID
GccOutTemsutg within his command, and report to
TIE Battalion Courts any that not kept IN ropt
ssfaeIiT TFlE 5g-ssla1 ~ l1tft1I so Z r
By ofJGs. MeCluusy, COtlSA RsE'tV.M. 60,
noyll-lm J. u. sfALLAAN, AdPt
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BUSINESS NoTroEs-

GRAMMAR LEssoS-To be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath during ths.win-
ter.
LIST exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, intrausftive. and
In the present tense, Indicative mood is
corrugated thus an
rbod s sonsS.., v. We COZ eongb
He coughs They cough
Present Participle-(al) coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is a noun, common, Zoo common
in this Congregation ueuter gender, plural
number, aud in all cases governed by
DR.. CHAPMAS's HoARHouND BALsAN.
Price 20 cents, Sold by
I. b. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIsT & Go.
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b@-Rlorous so1blEks oonrtrrrn !,

B4-RIoToUs SoLD1RRs CoHMITTEb Tn
ruE ATHEsEuN.-Y Yesterday two soldiers
came over from the Island and got drunk
In a short time two more soldiers came
over for the purpose of arrestlug the frs.
two and returning them to camp, but In
stead Ofdoing SO It appears that they all
got drank together and were very riotous
in their proceedings jOsting, roughly
against citizens standing upon the side
walks, attempting to ERE off their guns and
using profane language. Provost Marshal
Darr, detailed squad of soldiers from
Captain Cars recruiting office for the
purpose of arresting the disorderlies, upon
the approach of whom. Que of the disorder
lies ran down an alley and was fred upon
without effect. The rest were secured af-
ter VIOLENT resistance andwe marched
of toward the Atheneum. One of the SOL
diers resisted so determinedly that he had
TO be carried to the prison. Another start
ed to run down Quincy street. before
reaching the Athenum, but was brought to
by the guard who snapped his gun at him.
All of the disorderlies, after a great deal Of
trouble, were placed safely in the Athe.
neum. VIZ
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Li : Ehseiins. Boz. s.isa2
I Until further O1Sers, the sea, si.F ma cum
officers Of tbs 5th and 5th Regiments OfTirgniA NM
tia VIII att.nd at ths ArmoTy under the Court HOuse
on each Monday evening. fJr Instruction On taEties
The ron will be called at O'Clock precisely.
H. The 9Th and bth Regiments VIII muster On
Saturday, the 18th Inst, II O'Clock P. NJ the 5th
Regimsnt on 4th Street between Unioa and Monros
Streets, and the 4th Regiment Fourth Street. BE-
win eanss his company % Be f0rmsd and the ron cali
ed, precisely At II O'Clock, P. u. Zach Rsgimeut
win Be formed by the Adutant upol the order Of the
Colonel. The Brigade viii Be foTHed By the AsaiS-
tlnt AdintNuf General, upon the order q the BrfE-
der General, Tor iuspeetioa AID review.
III. Until further orders, each company Of the
9th aud 6th Regiments will assgmbls fOr Inspection
and tnstrusti0n, evening In Oeh mOnth, for two
tain OF each company viii cause the ron 20 be called
aud absentees noted for return.
~. The COl0lels OF the 9Th and 5th Regiments
YIN t1Tthulth order meetings Of the battalion and
kegmental courts for the laying Of anSs upon dolin-
queuts and the tf1nlctiOn or bushes such tines
and places as the Colonel Of each Resineat nay
Z. The Colonels Of the several Regiments Of this
Brigade Col J. II. COehTnne, 18Sd, Regiment. Han
cock County; Col. john D. Nichols, 103d Regiment,
Brooke County; Col James MeClnney, 6th Regiment,
ment. Ohio County; Col. Thomas O. HerVey, l6lst
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Geo Bowers, ISlth
Resimsnt Marshall County, will each return to these
Headquarters rotter Of the eld, staR and company
officers Of his Regiment and eoPiea Of the rOlls and
returns ofthe Volunteer Corps attached 70 his Regi
meat. lie VII also rOturn the doseriPtiou, number
aud coalition Of all arms and aeoontE1maata belong
Ing to the Stata, within the bOunds Of hia Regiment
His attention e directed 70 the 18th Chapter Of the
Code Of Virginia, tEdtio1 Of 1s5ol and especially
10 Sections TO- IL IL IS Il and Is Of that chapter
b. DAVENPORT,
noTT Asst. Adj't. GsueFal, 9tth Brigade. v. N.
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HE1D9uAEIEas Sra REsntEHT, VI
WHEE11Sl. kovenibee Z. Isl. 7

General orders No. IL
T The Battalion Courts Of Inquiry for the 6th
Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene a. fDI.
lows: The hrst, embracing ali the companies north
Friday, the 2Ist inst, At O'Clock P ~ consisting
Of Lieut.. Col. Chester d. Hubbard. President Can
tains James p. Gray, Co. A, W.P. Hall, Co. O. GeorEs
Adams, Co. 2, Porter Smith, Co D. and John GOudy,
Co. ], members. The second, embracing the eOmpa,
mics south OF the above alley At the Courthouse On
ing Of Major Isaac Goudy, Prasidsnt, Captains A R
Mckee Co K, B. 2. Taylor. Co. 3, Andrew Glass Go.
b, Il Hartenstein, and Augustus Hanisn, CO. II,
members,
II. ReEimental Court Of the 9Th Regiment, con-
sisting Of all the Risld and SaH 0eoFs and Captains
Of companies will convene At the CouFt use on Sat
uFdhy, the 2oth inst, at IL O'Clock p. u.
III. Adiutant John II. Sfallman, Provost Marshal
I'd. B. YOunE, and Slml P. Hl6reth, Clerks, will AZ.
tend all Of the above COurts.
", AuPerSons having legal excuses to Offrr for
nOn-attendanee any ofthGdFia or musterS 0.tier.
ed prior to the assembling Of these Courts, not
ned to attend. Thnse subject TO militia duty, who
by absence from drills mu5tera, are liable 70 be
fined, must attend the Battalion Courts Of Inquiry
for their respective distFieta All others eIainne
exemption from military duty, whether by the Sur.
geOnB certificate, alienAg0 otherwise wall present
their cases TO the RegimsntAl Court ouly.
V. Captains accompanies are required 70 report %
the AdiatRnt Of the regiment all absentses from any
drills or mustorg which were ordered prior to the
meeting Of each Battalion Court
vi. Persons aEgTieVed by tho decision Of tie Bat.
talon Courts may appeal 70 the ReEimontal Court
VII. All claims for ssTTIceS rendered such a. rent
Of drill rooms ga music, printing, &C. must be pre-
Sontsd to the RogmeutAl Court.
VII. An Oeers attending these Courts will apPeaJ
Bp order OF Jas. DIeCiunsy, Colonel 5th Regimen
novstd PrJH. sTALLMAN, AdPs.
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Ra- Far LApon-A N, N,lbo-, =,

SS FREE LABoR.-A Mr.. Mllhosu has
grown upon rented farm, near Mt. Pleas
ant Ohio, the present year, four hundred
heeees of wool, one thousand bushels Of
wheat, two thousand bushels of corn, be-
SIDES crops of hay, oats, barley. potatoes,
and fruit, the amount of which he mas not
yet aseertaiued and all this result has been
brought about by the labor of himself, as.
sisted by two half-grOwn lads. Such are
some of the results of free labor in the
neishboring State of Ohio.
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Ba-INPosITIoN UPON THE PooR.-For-
tunes are being made, at the expense of
the surviving friends of our dead soldiers,
by underwriters and emGalmers at Wash
inston. They charge seventy dollars for
Ombalmiug and Shipping a dead body from
Autietam. The freight is additional. The
cerements and coffin are also additional
Specializing underta kers locate themselves
in the vicinity of every batte-feli, and
drive their vocation among those
who come to lock fer the bodies Of
their dead. Officers have no means Of
giving other attention to letters received
concerning those in their command who
may be killed than to hand over the cor
respondence to some of these undertakers.
From their heavy charges there is no es-
cape. Payment in advance secures them
from loss, and their motto is stake it, or
leave it." Habit renders them insensible
to sympathy. If there is trouble in finding
body upon the battlefield the cost is in
proportion. AS high as three hundred dol
lars has been paid for the service alone
Embalmers and undertakers hunt in coup
les, and work together. Some of the cru
elst extOrtien of which we have heard has
been practiced upon those utterly unable
to bear it, by these ghosts of the battle
field. Several instances have been men.
toned to us in which families have i'm
pOrerished themselves to obtain the body
of one of their number who died in com.
bat. .-
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s9 New BOOKs.-Miriam, by Marion
HarIand, author of Alone Hidden Path,
&C., limo, cloth, 81, 40. Les Miserables,
by Victor Hugo; Pirates of the Prairies,
by Gustave Aimard; Thirty nine Men for
One Woman, IN Episode of the Colonial
tion of Canada Castle of souday, by Alex.
Dumas, and other new books, at n, O.
Graves { Co.'s News Depot.
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JEFF. Davis Talks of Abandoning
e-.l. n North Carolina. -

NEw YoEE, Nov. 2l.-A letter nom
headquarters at Newbern, N. O., states that
Fosters recent expedition hanked the re-
bells at Hamilton and that they only escap-
ed by hasty fight of 3 miles. The iorti-
fcatiODs erected at that place were des-
troyed. Two more companies Of volun-
teers have been raised on Hatteras Banks.
JEFF. Davis is said TO be at variance with
Vance and seriously debating the abandon
ment of North Carolina rs dead weight
TO the rebels.
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Telegraph Markets.
CINcINNkTI, Nov. 81


Flour unchanged and In demand at 8 1905 10 for
superne Cincinnati is held at IL higher aud cannot
be bought less. Wheat firm at 90 for red and
10 for white, choice Kentucky white sells at Is
that. Oats in moderate demand. Whisky 3I3S and
In good demand. Mess pork firm at 10 50@110 10
So which is a decline. Fair demand for green meats
but prices rather lower at $685. for shoulders, 81
trr hams and and 5lI for rib and clear sides.
tiers.
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HEADQUARTERS 4TH REs'T. VIRGINIA AIILirtA,
RS rtA WHEELING, Nov 18th, 1862

0EALAAL OADDh NO.
NR0M and efter this date the several companies of
Il the 4th Regiment viii meet at the following
named places for drill and inspection, follows:
Company As Capt. Ware, on the hrst Friday Of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company u, Cspt, Wilson, on the brat Tuesday Of
each month at the ArmOry, Court House.
Company @, Capt. Ball, On the first Wednesday OF
each month at the ArnOFy, Court Hou,e.
Company d, Capt. Vance, OH the first Thursday Of
each month at the ATmOry, Court House.
Company Z, Capt. Knox, on the hrst Saturday Of
each month ut the ArmoFy, Court House
Company T, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
OF each month at the ArinOry, Court House.
Company @, Capt, McA aughten, on the third Tues
day of each month 1t the ATmOTy, Court House
Company Il. Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday Of
each month Rt the ArmOTy, Court HOUSE.
Company /, Capt. Scott, on the nd Friday Of
each month at the AtmOryy CouT1 Houso.
Company X, Capt. IIopkinBy on the third Thursday
| Of each month at the ArmOTy, Court House.
Company L, Capt. MuthI on the second ThursdAy
| Of each month at the Arm0Ty, Court House.
Company rolls will be called at each meeting above
Ordercd and all absences will be noted thereon aud
/ reported to the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Members Of companies Of the 4th Regiment un-
provided with arms aud aeCOutTemebts will receive
Them on aud after this evening az the ATmory.
By Ordsr OF Andrew J. Sweeney, Colonel 9Th Reg
| iment. CnOyl1l ]. N. IRWIN, AdiutAnt-
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ha-SAvE YOuA RAGS = There is much
sound sense and good economy in the fol-
lowing advice given by an exchange. The
time has come when we must learn to prac.
tice the strictest economy in everything and
90 back to those severe principles of saw
;ug from which maVkind has greatly de-
parted since the days of our fathers. "There
was time when rags were not considered
of sufficient value to be looked after with
any particular care or attention. True,
they sold for two or three cents per pound,
but that was not very great iuducemeut
The "rag-bag," however, was to be found
in every welI-regulated house, and the
scraps found their way into it portion of
the time at least, so that when the tinman
came around he could gather few pounds
daily. Paper was not held as luxury ia
those days. 1t was a common article,
commanding a common price and
could bs had without begging for it,
Then, if you paid for it, you could get 1T.
Now, we must not only pay for it, and
dearly, too, bat we must actually beg for
it to get it at any price. Paper is paper,
and rags is rags. Every woman, therefore,
should look to her rag bag, and see to it
that every scrap of rag finds its way into
it. She should value the clippings as SO
much silver, and should look after them as
she does everything valuable in her house,
hold. Rags are growing scarcer every day,
and unless greater care is exercised by the
guide house wife, the supply of paper will
become SO limited that newspapers will
command fabulous prices. and half of those
now published will of necessity be suspen-
ded. So we say-look to your rag bag
and save your ragsw
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From suRolk Va

FoRrRRss MoERoR, Nov. 2O.-on the 18th
our pickets were driven in at Suffolk. Gen.
Peck sent out force which drove all the
rebels across the BlaekwaIer. The bridges
across all the streams between Suffolk aud
the Blackwater, including the bridge over
the latter, are being constructed by our
forees.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 81, Noon.-The river
raised with unusual rapidity during last
night, and there is now stage of 10 feet
3inehes of water by the pier mark and Ri
sing slowly. The rise is from the Ale
ghany entirely, and there is not much an
tieiPated from the Monongahela. The
weather is cooler aud still cloudy, with in-
dications of clearing up.
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FOR A SEVERE COUGH TAKE THE
NJ Il EXPECTORANT SYRUP
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE
E&PECToRANT SYRUP
FOR SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
y THROAT, USE THE EXPECToRAT SYRUP
FOR GROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH
USE THE EXPECFoRANT SYRUP
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIC USE THE
5sstl .-ar7if 4fa EXPEOTORANT SYRUP.
FOR A DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
.EXPECTORANT SYRUP
FOR H0ARsENESS PROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
USE THE BXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINs DUSuPIELD,
Wholesale Druggists
oct2I Main Street,
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Fire in Chieapo.

Ca1cAao, Nov. IL The buildings Nos.
24S and 245, Water street, occupied by Z.
a, lpgalls, CommiRsiOn Merchant, and
BresIers Rectitying establishment, was des.
troyed by fire last night. Loss Ia binding
and stock $4,000. Insurance not ascer-
tanned.
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEI

TIE BFSr IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHEIOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color mot to be disting uahs from nature
warranted not to ipure the Hair in the IeeSt rem
edies the Ill effects of bad dyes, and inVigOrates the
HAirfor life. GREY, RID, or RUSTY HAIR instant
ly turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
son and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
"a The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, on ne four sides If each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
tLate 2as Broaa.yay and 10 Bond stj OF -
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1STHE lsr VIReIz1A REannsr on6rR-
ano'F.-The LIST Virginia Infantry, now at
lamp Wiley, has besa ordered to cum-
0s'l.1d, Maryland, and viii leave as soon
'oey can get ready. ets
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p9 BOAT LAUNoH.-oapt. Booths new
boat, the "Liberty, No. q" will be launch
ed to-day from the First Ward shipyard.
The launch will be sight worth seeing.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

Published for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men whe suffer from Nervous De-
biity Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means Of SslfOure. By one who has cured
medical imposition and quAckery. BY enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esd.,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-IydGw
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B0~THE Potency OF IDEAs.-An idea
(whence came my impelled an impossible
man to the discovery of America. An
other idea caused the migration hither of
the white man. Another produced poll
tical independe nee, aud still another the
establishment ola higher aud better gov
erument than had before existed. And
now the writer of this grave article has an
idea that lis much for the interest of the
young men (aud women tOoO of this COM
munity to go and iubibe the ideas of Mr.
Hitchcock at his Business School, concern
ing Accountability and kindred branches.