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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-01
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RATES or AUYEETIsTNC :
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Zach additional insertion 81
Business Cards, EK lines OF less. ore yeay a
One column one year gr- - - e. a.
One half column IRE year 20 o.
Oae fourth column Ons year -
One Oighth column one year, n -r- n o.
One column ak munths 20 -
OAsnAlt 0luna sixHO1ths 78 81
One fourth column six months IL On
one eighth q . column SIX mOnths n t9
one column three mouihs "A a.
One half eOiumR three mOnths n a
One fourth eoltnsn three mons. @fS -
One eighth cOlann three M -
Announcing Candidates for 49,
Transient Advertisements
Yearly advertisements. aD
In frsnscient Asvertist
square will be charged fnr by
cents the nrst week. and 5 cents
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-01

Supper. your hOme paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
A Vote 90 he taken on Gradual Bmn,,.
clp0tiOm im Tyler COUNTY.

According TO previous notice, a re-
spectacle number Of the citizens Of TYLER
county assembled in the Court House on
Saturday, March 22d, and organized as a
public meeting, by appointing Daniel
Sweeney President, and j. Z. Bowers
Secretary. On call the Secretary ex-
plNined the object of the meeting, which
was to consider the propriety of opening
a poll on the first Thursday in ADriI
next, election day. to take tho sense of
tue people Of the county, as to whether
they would prefer clause in the new
Constitution, providing for tho gradual
emancipation Of slavery within the bor-
ders ofthe new State. The subject was
thoroughly discussed by several gentle
men present. when it was unanimously
determined to open poll at the various
places of voting in the county, on cleo
ton day, to take the sense of the people
upon this subject 1t was also agreed
that the poll books should be headed s,For
the Gradual Emancipation of Slavery"
and Against the Gradual Emancipa.
ton of Slavery" giving each voter an
opportunity to vote his sentiments, for or
against the emancipation of slavery with
in the proposed new State.
On motion, the following committee
was appointed to. see that polls were
opened at the voting places in the county,
and to see that proper officers were ap-
pointed to attend to the same, &C., &c.
VIII. f. BOyers, rWm B. Kern, L. w,
I. Martin, Thos +. Lazear, and w. d.
Smith. The meeting then adjourned.
DANIEL SWEENEY, Prest,
j. E. BOYERs, Sec'y.
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ut CREEK, KAHAWHA Co., Va. I
Jan. l6. 1862. [
To HIS ExcELLEScY, Gov. PE1RPoISr,
GOVERNOR OF WESTERN VIRGINIA:

GOVERNOR OF WESTERN VIRGINIA:
SIR,-The unhappy wife of Charles
Leavens, one of the Magistrates of Kan
awha county, who was robbed and made
prisoner by the infamous ClarksOn, Oct.
Path, 1861, addresses you in his behalf,
and that of her only son, Charles Henry
Leavens, who was also captured the same
time can learn nothing reliable con
corning their fate since the day they were
taken from me, but l have heard that
messengers we're sent with the sanction
Of the authirities ut Wheeling, to procure
the release Of the prisoners taken from
Paint and Cabin creeks at this time, by
exchanging them for the Seceasionists
who were seized as hostages for their
safety. But no tidings have come to us
whether or not they succeeded; we only
know that the hostages are ut home
enjoying the society of their friends
aud comforts Of their; own tireSides, while
our dear ones are languishing in the
prisons of cruel enemy, or have per-
ished. perhaps. by their wicked hands.
My son induced. partly by threats
and Persuasions, and partly by preten-
ded draught, to enlist when Wise was in
Charleston last year, but:nOt being strong
enough to stand the exposure, and lack
Of anything like decent accommodation,
fell sick, and after being made worse by
the unsEillfnl or careless treatment of the
Hospital physician, obtained furlOugh
to come home, where he was still re-
naming, unit for labor or military duty,
at the time Of Wise's retreat, and was
not even called upon to join his COM
puny;-yet we hear by an old man on
Cahen Greek, (the only prisoner who has
returned within the two MONTHS that he
was one, Of the eight victims, who was
handcufFcd aud sent to Floyd's Camp to
be- tried as deserters, and alas! they are
So cruel. and SO full Of malice towards
him, for taking the oath of allegiance rs
he had an opportunity to do so, and to-
wards my dear Husband, for his fearless
and linwavcring loyalty, that fear that
they will kill them both.
Oh! Sir, is not your arm of power long
enough, and strong enough, to rescue
aud protect those who are suffering for
their steady adherence to right, at the
hands Of these traitors and robbers? Oh
AS You love your Country aud your own
dear ones, pray you listen to the cry OF
my anguish and mNKe yet another effort
To restore to inc my poor crippled hus.
band, and my dear aud only child, ere il
DO too late to save their lives from the
power Oftheir enemies.
May hope t0 receive line in reply
10 know II have any reason To expe ct
their present release?
From your loyal friend and we'll wish
er. but most distressed wife and moth.
or. ELIzA \. LEAvESS.
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BALTIMORE @55 :.
Commercial College!
ouSDEpi CHGREKEEp, 1854
D n LO CATRD Sff7

FOUNDED 1854
a' n GATED, 9ayy 80
Cor. baltimore and ChRrles-StS.,Ls5
BAITIMoR E, MD. i's.@ lids
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous and aouriShlng condition. Twice a..
ring the last two years has been necessary ID
larger apartments for the Accommodation Of the in
ereasl1g number Of Htudents, representing nearly
every State in the Union. % ,-sS@tS
Il now occupies one Of the most cOWplcuous and
desirably located buildings in the city THE roons
arc eomIodlOusly arranged, spacious and eiegantIS
The advantages and facilities her. onr.ra, - :
men desiring 20 qualify Themselves properly Sr tie
various duties Of the Counting Room or to obtsi, a
thorough Practical REsfEesa Education generally are
'iS FACULTY. us
lgIi Elk. L0SIRR
Principai-LecturerO on the Science of Account, Co..,
merce, RusineSs Customs, etc. n : : -
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory aud Practice Of BOok
t. and Commercial Calculation Ef'"s
u. \. DAVIES, ~.
Associate NO Etefs J5I & RSS- Keeping.
s. T.MILLIAAfs, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
as- REVEE. YEATESR REESE D. n ID.
FL LeetureFon Commercial EthioS, v-.fi5 -
-q El51 TRUSTEES. tt ~ =,
Hon. JnO. P. KOnnSdy, ~ Hon. Josh,, v.n.,,t
HOB; Thos swami ~ Vim. II. Keghler, Esal ~
5GSpb TrTst, Esq- e, WIN. Knabe, ESqs 7,,-
q Standard Works expressly for the uSt Of the az
HISh s.pdsnt hA1 70 himself and
can enter ut any time. ait7sl - 9p3 asi
tdl time the
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lAEge and Beautifully ornRmented Circular con.
aiming upwards Of sH gQuAAs HEET, ~
Exterior and InteTioF View Of the Gill; ~
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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 3d. 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK..................S IS 90. 900
THHIs COMPANY 10 FORMED FOR THE PUR.
pose Of advancing the great mining interests Of
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely philAnthropc motives I'm Initiating this
tsrprse. We believe that the stock can be made to
pay large dividends and At the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
wealth Of Missouri than by the of I've times the
amount Of capital invested In any other business
We shall make the ONCE Of our Company ccm-
plete mining bureau OF the mineral resources OF the
State. We have power under our chartrF II ur.
chase and sell mineral lands wherever iIocatei in
9IissOuri. Great Inducements will be offered to cap
itaStS aud mining adTenturers, who desire to pur.
Company.
have mineral lands for sale to send US statement
of the same, describing kind Of minerals their
lands the number Of acres the location, and the low
est cash price they are willing to take for said ands
We shall work only such mines as pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of the lands We sell The
books for subscription to the stock now open at
the office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
busiHess, and have money, will d0fwsn to call and
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living out Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
DIRECTOAs: 81
Henry D. Bacon, Esq Matthew Butler, ESQ
Joseph LathpoP, Esq b. II. Lynch, Esq..5-
TRUSTEES: : -lIs-f3 -
N. BUTLER, TFeaS ALFRED cI4PfP3, Pres't.
The above prospectus has up to this date been
Published In only Of our leading papers for ten
days. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
nsde; yet the public we'll appreciate the sound.
mess Of the enterprise that over two hundred thous
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares are $26 edeh paid
u full without further liability; transferable by de-
livery; registered only dftidSnds are received
ANY person having money to spare, cam by the pur.
chase OF shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make aninTestment that will pay largely and hold
stock that u readily converted cash without Ice
An communications to the President promptly
1I s.. GSui. No. March "a. 1881. @ha9dsN2n
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CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COLDS, HOARSEHESs. IN
FLUESXAs BRONCHITIS,
WHOOP1SG COUGH,-
GROUP, ASTHMA
INCIPIEET CON-
SUMPTION.

aud for the relief Of cOnsnmptive patients In yane
ed ttages of the disease.
20 need not speak TO the public Of lts virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
t6 American States its wonderful cures Of pulmon.
arycOmplAlnts have made it already known. Nay,
few arc the families IN any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience nfits
ELECTS, and fewer yet tho communities any where
which have not aMsng them some living trophyof
tta fctoTy over tine subtle aud dangerous dseaseso
the throat and mugs WhilsIt 3 the most powerful
antldOte yet known 70 man for the formidable apJ
da1geFons diseases OF the pulmonary organs, Il l.
also tho pleasantest and saest remedy that can be
employed tor iufants and young persons. PareHts
have 1t IN store asalnst the insidnous enemy
thai steals upon them uprepared. We have abund-
an9ground s TO believe the CHERRT PscToRAL saves
mote lives by the -consumptions it prevents than
those cures. keepit byyou, your cslds while
they arc durable. nor neglect them untltno human
SIKH eau master the memorable cRneF that fastened
on the vitals, eats your lheAWAy. All know The
dreadful fatality flung dIsordeT and a. they know
tooith virtues Of THIS remedy, need not do more
than to assure them Is l. still made the beat it can
WeHpAre no cost nor toll to produce il the
moot perfect pOSsible and TINS Afford thOss who reIy
on the best agent which our skin can furnisll tor
thelr cure. as6alt ~ az
pronora5 I,vnD n Av-1 sr,s
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AYERS Cathartic Pills.

rNlIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have.
Il been taxed their utmost to produce this best
Vulnerable proofs arc shown that these Pitis have
virtues which suTpass In excellence the orlin9rV
medie!nes aud that they win unprecedentedly upon
to take, but powerful to cure Their nenetrat inS
properties stimulate the vital activities Of The b0I
blood, and expel disease. Thor pnTgS oiIt the taI
humors which breed aud grow dlstempeF stfTIiuIafe
sluggish OF disHered organs into their natural ae.
ton. and mpart healthy tone with strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints OF every body, but Also formidable ana
dangerous diseases that have banned the bet Of hI-
man skill. While they prOduce powerful effectS
they are At the same time in diminished doses the
Bafest and best physlo 8Ras can be- employed for
children. Being augmented, they are pleasant 10
take; and being purely Vegetable are free from any
risk OF harm: Cures have been made which SnrpaS
belief were they not mbstantAted by men Of Sueh
exalted position and character as to forbid the STs
PIeion Of untruth- Many eminent elarEymen md
phydcians have lent thet names to certify to the
public the reliability Of my remedies while other
have sent the assurances Of their th0t
my PrePaEatous contribute immensely to the relied
Of my afflicted, suffering felloW-nen. n fTI'II'
The Agent below named e pleased 70 furuish nat.
q my American Almanac, containing dlFeetiohS for
their psS and eSEtheaFss q theiF eFe q TIE FOL
Costiveness, BiliOus Complaints, Rhsumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn; Headache arising frouI = foui
Sc H ND n asssd 4Paet9n
Los Of Apostles AL uleorOus and CUtahSd1S OisI
eases which require an eyacuant medicine scrofala
and stimulating the system, eure many e5InpiS
Which L would mot BE- supposed they could reach!
Such a. Deafness, Partial Btindnnsa GeurRlRfl mi
Nervous 1rtahillty .DeFangements 0f the liver and
Kidney. Cont and other kindred complaints arising
from Low state Of the body or obsfruetion Of IL
B DO not be pat on 6y uuprineipled dealers With
some other pail they make more pFodt on All for
Arms PIILA and take nothing else. No ether thev
can give you With ts IN its intfinEic ynne
OF curative p6SSots. The lick want the bet ia
there = for them, and they ahonld have Ill., i5i
Prepared by 0rsrJ. G. AVER
Practical AID AaGlStidaE CAe1tGSt, LoiStR5 Ma.
PRlcE 25 Clsi tEH Box. RTvR Box1s S0ii SRI
4 sod by A! G. GOOD &.cO, aud by an gD+SZIi:s,ts
and Dea'ers In Medisine sHeEJyheTe. 20 imhi6i : j:
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MAYORS OR u. HE He
: Great Cities. eai's

:. Great Cities. ean
wv he Drug iBts, Apotheeatiesi and Physicians
u 9GS si e rs tSs sSs rssdss Of 4I
= 20 n n Ayer,s apariIa, Pills AEA
Cherry PsstS5 s9S SSd 9f SS iGSR lie coz
adencs Of the community aesk.i DIX Haa
- 800 Mayor Of LOWELL, MASS
9 nO'E' SUBJ. Subs ~ Mayor Of NASHUA, N. H
= lO-'' - :" Mayor 81 MANCHESTER, n, n, 4
aO'. s SOlN Ii Mayor Of CONCORD, n. H,
on. A. H. BULLOCK, all5.23m ..,, 80 :, 90 .
non NATnI slIsBEE; -, ,.vw MAS Mass
e., -osroS ti fGs AAyor!oi : 'e'4'--4' . E'''ss''
HOY. p. W. LINCOLN, Jr., ba ,,,, =. o. y T
HON Z WIN. NJ noDs ss5s. Of rsovlpzyoE , R. i,
HON. AMOS VI. PRENTICE, .a =
HON > N AAAS as5os Of SEw .loYDos, ooSs
HON. cuAs. 8. EoDlEE ;., q ,ox ~ "a 9. p
HON. D. F. rrEsrAN S.,., >, NEW v ISg CRY.
HON. H M KrNsrRY, 1s =, -, -, :.
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non. R, NJ BISHOP, 9 o,vc,xv !, ~ ONO
HON II, CRAWFORD, go ror nsv LEY Ky
| s y ID - Mayor OF LYONS, IOWA.
n.y. N1A9 Us? slay iof Of HiSioWMANv1LCBC W.
HON. JAMES ", NORTH S.,a, ., .ro,,sr.. M.
nOS' AENN1 'VOf Mayor ot 81 uAr1OwELI, ME.
my SN'A9 : Mayor mayor of FREDERICTON, NJ B.
HON. WILLARD III a: s5s, i snw BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. J. BLAIsDELL, , .
HOS. W. II. cRANsTox, $3.50. :. :
| - ~ - Mayor of GALBNA, ILL
HON john HoDoDES,
hon. THOMAS GRIT ehnEo 3, Fl ~ .,ooo .,,,
j Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA
a0N' y :. DA''H Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN
HON. GERARD yT1rn,
\ Mayor of ROCHESTER,, N. Y
hOs, De WITT 6, GROVE :. :, ,.r,,,, -,
HON. GEORGE wFIs0S, b., !, n,r.,.,,,,o
80 Mayor Of DETROIT, MICH
4 Mayor Of MILWAUKEE, WIS
4 Mayor Of RACINE, WIS
HON. a. FAIR. s5r .eaa, -.
4 ,zaa n. d5,-a Mayor Of KESosHA. WIS
t. .sssF a Mayor Of CHICAGO, ILL
HON. NJ. J. A. HEATH. ..s, a5ys ,5.
Il Mayor Of SELMA, ALA
hon. a. J. NOBLE,
4 m Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
! HON: ". s! 1ioLYBAD. 7<1ats an
Il ~ 40 sci 5tafeyorof COLUMBUS, GA
Don EsPARTEso MANUEL, sts IL q
DON rIErRk DE- oApA1Loy la a-4.
/ 9nit A5aiqs5 % Mayor Of MESICO
DoS EsrEPHAN1E RoDR1duRs ago Of.
i Mayor Of HAVANA
P0s ANTONIO Bs9HHssy w
L - - h1iiasJzT sYlf #r5',-. -
1 % IsyoF Of VALPARAISO, Chilli
DON MARC sEsS.9gEPE 3 g.
Certify that the Fs'fa.R. Druggist. have .,.qrsl
Ayer's. .sSarsaparillIia3I
q &c ~ s9 aa$ s3F.'Sy The sePadspoe
~ - 80 -. - .ZFltl - aEf f IL
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BRIlfTiHIp, AfAss,. Det q. lax

for. the treatment OF these com X Sa'sfs,
plants. EBEN KNIGuT.M.D.
A. 3. MoRrLES, ESQ, of UREA, n. Y, writes; 81
since You invented It, and believe It the best medI
cine for its purpose eVer put out With bad cold
thS % SoGTss Pay twenty-five dollars for bottle
Group, Who0pIng Cough, Infiuenza,
SPRINGFIELD, Bliss, Reb. Z, 1856.
BROTHER AVER: l will ehserfnlly certify YOUR Pc
toTut Is the best remedy We possess for the cure Of
Sh1ESSpinE cS9gh group and the chest diseases of
preciate yonr SKIN, and commend your medicine 10
our people. HIRAM C0NKLTN. Mn. !
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA, writes, Cd JAM
1855: II had tedious Influenza, which confined nae
N looFs s1 weeks; took many medicines without re-
lief; finally tried your yetoTdl BY the advice Of our
clergyman. The hrst dose relieved the soFeneas In
my throat and lungs; less than one half the bottle
made me completely we'll. Your medicines are the
cheapest as well as the best can buy, aud We O..
TEEN you, Doctor, aud yont medicines, the poor
mans friend" ~ -
Asthma or PhthISic, and BronchitiS.
WEST MANCHEsTER Pa, Feb. 4, 1855.
SIR; Your Cherry Pictorial is performing marvel.
ous cures In this section. It has relieved several
curing man who has labored under an Affection Of
the lungs for the last forty years. 80 .ssag
q HENRY PARKS, Merchant.
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writes, Sept. 6, 1855 GOuring my practice OF uRDS
years have found nothing equal 10 your C6eyTv
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We night add volumes Of evidence, but the most
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found In its effects upon trial. ,gE7ls-T'I n
Consumption. 4
Probably no one remedy has ever Lesn kbo,yn
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this Some no human aid can reach; but even 10
those the CeTTy Eetprql affords relief and comfort
AsIoR HoUsE, NV YoRK Cir, March 8, 1886
DoCf0R ATER, LOWRLI: / feel Il duty and a pleaS.
nro to inform yon. what your Cherry RctoFGE has
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She HHs steadily falling, until Dr.. Str0nE, OF this
city, where We have come for advice, recommended
trial Of your medicine. We bless his kindnesS e
We do Your skill; for she has recovered from that nY
She is not yet strong she used to be- but l. rs
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Yours with gratitude and regard. rtefi
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SREIBTvIL1E.
C,RsHnlrtf do not despair till sou have tried
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best medical chemists in the world and its cFs an
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Bridal Fireman

3 800 sI9tAV AR w ArRrN.r
gs5 hlClI Lkp PR adams. RxPRHSS4 :,
6aGSrfSS w ~ 9Ses e GtihF AZ -
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TERAIs. tEegnlar Price,
WteU AZ PdF.
POSTAGE.

The Postage TO any part Of the United States will
be but TWESTY-FOUR CENTS year for HBlRcE.
WOOD, !" and but FOURTEEN CENTS q year for each
Of the RoVIawB. j. 4H -
A the aSSye price, the Periodicals Will be fur
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The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy 4 mid
die ground between the hastily written newsiteIns
crude 5peculationE and flying runiors Of the daily
Journal and the pOnderOus tome OF the flturs hiF-
ment OF the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. It is to these Periodicals thar
reliable history OF current events and rs such n
addition to their welastablished literary, scleutiGC
and theoloRtesl character, we urge them upon thU
Consideration of the reading public -
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inRsmnch AS they can nov be plHeetl ip
the hands of subscribers about soon as the oriEi
nal editions. EE1EIE7
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Grand Arrival

chOAKsI CLOAKs. CLOAKsI
addition to my regular stock am now enabled
Il 70 oner 20 my customer \ magnificent 0sE0rt
EaSnt o. FRENCH 4 ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTfJ
CLOAkS. snPeEbly adorned With crOtcheS orna-
lnents, and especially Intended for HOLIDAY GIFTS
Among these will be found some very handsoms
MN sIILn2, and NO lady should purchase a CioSE
El'hsut Hrst examining my styles and prices.
FURS! FURSI EURSG
stock Of Furs consists Of Hudson Ray Sable.
Mink, Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, French sSbie ctc
In CapsS ClOAAs, vtStorlnes, Cum and Mu6s ali Il
SHAWLS at reduced pr cea
suks, French AorinOs, DOlnineS, Ottoman Veloura
and other hne DrOs Goods In great variety at aSto
IshInGly low prices. ''S4
A handsome assortment Of RSIRROIDRRIRs- ,n,,.
able for ChElatmRB Presents, eheaD for cSSb
At ALEX. HRYMAN's
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gl8ateIlItae
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IRFOR the Point Pleaaant Regluter. j

Appended we give letter which ex-
hibits the rarest exemplifcatiOn of all the
virtues which adorn the highest type of
womanhOod, the full strength of develop
ed mnnliness with the grace and beauty
of a highly refined feminine character.
1t is the appeal of backwoods woman
of Western Virginia.
The husband, for whose succor the wri-
ter so eloquently pleads, is now in jail in
Monroe county-and should be rescued,
though regiment be necessary to the
accomplishment of the work.
PAINT CREEK, KANAwHA Co, Va.
Ion If 1880
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+ SA A' W. '9oAHsoN. ". D. JOHNSON.
g: W. JOHNSON & SON,

- Ha illll ctuFers or Copper, Tin aud
sheet Iron WRFS.s a5
-HAVIEsAyAILRD OURSELVES az ALI. THE
~ PLoHed facilities, We are better prepared nov
20 MI All orders for any article 81 work in
me Above line Of business. YalieS mi Couductors
1iae 20 order Steamboat work donSin ( TnbStan
STtScniNS y manner. We are1nowp
an % this branch Of the trade and
w - Satstaction IN every pdrtiedlar To
tSnS"t IN IDealeEs We can 0her Inducements that
and the assortment iSfnll n All fimSS We
es teek Of thSlateSt and most approyed pStteTns
- S " GG@ wood Stoves on hand it Ill times.
u q ,oo0 ci9sW JOHNSON & son.
tv0 49,. Ho.179 Market Square,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
JOHN T. LAKTM-

lsuecessof to Wheeler q LakIh1
nv ILL RECEIVE AND. HAVB OpENED PuR
Ana y1l1 on Thursday March 2Oth, new
S IaS ven selected asortmentCG 4''-'
M = ~. ~ 41neees and Vestings!
N1SH1NG GOODS " S4tN A1EN'S Fuh-
sr1i etGonS 81 the Old rta aud the public in gem
SSo PsioEs making their pgrchases ~ intend sel
II pEShtS 70 calh and prompt purchassrS
drm. MAC We patrenaBe bestoW6d upon fhS 0Ii
SeSSs nlllent. JOHN T. IARIN. WsrebS5t TSiIor.
I HlaS94Hd No. 100 Nam X !! n 6S6ij1e W.