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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-24
Hooaand,s German Bitters!
From j. Ns,otOn Bfo,on, D. D., Editor efthe Eney-
eLopedia Of ReIigioms RlloaoEedae. % ~

eIcpedia Of Religious Knowledge. hJ n
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of sum
cient reason, why may not testify to the benht
no believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations, In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute TO the beneht Of Others. II e- RI.
do this the more readily in regard TO HooAapd,s
German RittsFS, prepap6ll By DF. O. ~. JacksU %
this city because was Iudlced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted tony
fIiend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tssfs and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long CONTINUED debility. The use Of three bottles
of these Bittera, at the beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident Feioi and eStofation
to a degree OF bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for Eix months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating i therefore thank God aud
my friend for directing me to the use Of them:
Philadelphia, June %, 1851. y
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NUMBER 45.

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!. RsvESGE-GOlOuel Dan McCoOls ofthe
Fifty-second Ohio regiment. has Destroyed
the home,of the murderer Of his brother
Big General McCo5k, Who vas butcher
ed while lying wounded IN an ambulance.
Thc aEenging brother left mot one ston6
upon another, and maasit 4 pIaes ofdssoo--
Iatiop. TIE house e near Huntsville,
Ala. . as.s5t >
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ATTENTION, MILITIA OFFICE RS
1UsF REcEIVED-IO eapiss. TIRE yols. eaeh, q
stTuctol 1.-THE InflltEy of the armies o. fths q. q
whether re egullF. .gOl1nteol Or militia. j. -
Jun1s No.55 1saSsss 4
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IMPORTANT 10 sOLDIERsI@ D i
Those havino Friends in the Army! !,

We call the attention Of all having relations or
fiends IN the army to the fact that GHo0Aands Ger
man BitterS' will euro nine tehths Of the diseases
life In the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers ON the arrival Of the sick, Il will be
noticed that very Jlarg0 proportion are suffering
readily cured by Hoolahds German BitterS. DiS-
eases resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed; We have NO hesitation In
our soldiers hundreds Of lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost E1 as
We call particular attention to, the following REL
markaBl0 and well authenticated cure Of one Of tho
nations heroes whose life TO use his own Language,
"has been saved by the. .Bltters." ,.s,-T - ~
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n Imprsssive sJens-RsJo4eiHRs In
Ili ,-lial si Ohio. Hi 80 se
ooEUMs6s, Ohio, October u, 1898.


TO The Bditors Of the Eosaiat Post: :13' ido p
have just Witnessed scene under my
windows which think was never parallel
in enthusiasm or effect There has been
the deepest anxiety here for the past ten
days In regard to our election. When the
returns began 70 come ID this morning,
with such unprecedented mai6rites and
gains for the Union ticket, the whole town
grew wild with excitement. Business
ceased and everybody came out into the
street 70 buzEa The crowd gathered near
my once, and after . few m0nsuis Colonel
Noodle mounted q box aud made speech
"a capital and effective one.
Tho'excitement Of the crowd Increased,
and cheer upon cheer CRESTED the utter
ances Of the speaker. Finally, Noodle
4WhO was Methodist preacher formerly,
Ss be drew. t0.s close, said, SIT j, was IN 4
Methodist msetingI / voald cry 'GlOry 10
God r and sing the DOx0lOgy."s At this
fhe crowd all cried, ssHats Off Silence I
60 asit, Colonel" At once be Commented
t.tPraise God, /" 10 theItuue Of Old HuudFed,
aad that vast lassepblages took itnps aud
every man in it sang with All his might
Wasn't u snblimeR A nobler .'anthem"
for the sdeliveFa6ee God has wrought out
for ~ frou traitors and bloody men could
nbt have beed sung; and the imp siveness
OF thsisCehe can only be appreciated by
those,Whose foftuHe Il was 70 witness Il.
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TOIADIEs.

NJuGKkOUs ApPLIcATIOSs 6.vs don tire 70
ss - - - -. -; -
WhoafIng Bualness sebool, but s1c ls rralsfFdd .
Elit tan OtheIs shguid begip, ! respectfully inform
nncsd, ald shaH - glad % rateiUs more. yi3Es
{ iloet20-h ~, HITCHCOCK
STtH0sE tnd6btsd q q uil pielSH cail a1d SsfIIs
jys ~ D. oSz1Ieo6LE Bro, 100 M.la Z.
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ding 70 the space occupied and the Numbered changes
Aidi IadvartS.msuts from t1uussnt perSO1s orstrapa
ers, 70 be paid for iR GdpdRoe. Il - ~. :
business Cards not exceeding tines $40 per year,
or 80 for six months but for shorter parlod nothing
viii be counted less than square. Il arlrU1 y
Tho privilege Of Annual Advertising q limited to
tho AdVeFtis6rB' own Immediate bdsinesb; dhd ali
Advertisements for the beheht Of other prbons as
ofauetion sales and real eState, by hlm mnll
be paidfor a. the usual Fatt = ~
41-AdYertisements not accompanied vi ithaWF EtOn
directions viii DO inserted uuti forbid ana charged
Reeofdfnely. -
Notices Ior Political MeetinS to be charged In eli
Marriage, Notieesof Funerals, and annonesmsnts
Of seftn6nss SO cents each. henVllJ6e
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.|H D." "
olsy9fIz-ft, PAmADELPH1A, Aug. 23d, 1884,
MEssRs. JOINS 1 EvANs.-Well, gentlemen, your
HpoHands German Bitters has saved my life. There
0rmy comrades, some Of whose names are appended.
aud who cognisant OF all the eircumstlnees Of
my case. am, and have been for the Hast four
years, a memberlof sherman's celebrated battery,
and under the immediate command OF fCaptain r, b.
Ayers. Through the exposnfs attendant gpop NY
with Inflammation of the lungs, andwas forseventy-
two days in the hospital This by great
debility, helg ghtened by an attack Of dysentery.
was then removed from the White House, and sent
tothis city ON board the estate Of Maine," from
have been about 9s low g any one could be and
still retain spark ot vitality. For "a week or more
was scarcely able to swallow anything, and III did
again. 'ALihd 4t4S1CA
hi / could not even keep glass Of water on my
stancss; and. accordingly, the yseians, who have
b en- working faithfully though unsueces5fuly, 10
rescue me from the grasp Of the dread Archer, frank
me to seea clergyman, and 90 make such disposition
Of my limited funds IS best suited me- An apqa'nt
au6a who visited at the hospital, Mr.. Frederick
SteinbroWu, OF Sixth street below Arch me,
as SoFlorn hope 70 try your Bitters, and kindly
taxing them the gloomy shadow ofdeafh' reeeded,
aud / AM now, thank God Tor II getting better
Though have taken but tH9 bottles, have already
mitted 70 rejoin my wife and dau hteFs, fr6u whom
have heard nothing for eighteen mcnths for, gen:
tlemen, Lam loyal Nirginlan. from the vicinity OF
Front koyal. To your Invaluable Bittefs owe the
certainty ofitfe which has taken the place of vague
feAfs-fo gour BIItarS viii owe the glori0ns prvt.
lege ofAgaIn easptng 70 my bosom those who are fc
dearest to ne in nfe. j. Very truly yours, Z. Y "
- n Iiisaizsa5 .-Ii9a J - ISAAC MALONE
We fully coucur In the trntf Sft the above states
ment, - sRe had dsspalred Of seeing cur comrads,
Mr. Maiore, restofed to health. ,t1 sts =,
JOHN 0UDDLEBAoK, 1st New York s5s7f -
GEORGE A. ACKhEYtC Co. O. 11th Maine.
LEWIS OHEvADIEFs, a2d New York. iiast -
/. I. SRRNOE, ,1st ARTILLERY, Battery J.
|. II. b. .FASEWEL1ly Cob, 3ds Vermont.
-HENRY TN AOD0NALD, %. O, 9Th MAino!i
JOHNPs sIgAiED. CO. ., 5ll Name t3s75 slis
/ a. HERMAN R0OH, Co II, va New York.
| + NATHANIEL b THOMAS, ~. e5th Penu.
ANDREW il KIMBALLj CO.'Ay 3d 7Vertnonts
JOHNIENKlNSsO Coz b, 1O6th PENN
| See that the signature Of so. II. JACKSON" q on
| lfheWRARPER Ofeaeh bottle 30 Z .l-.., 8, -
+ a'e BEwATE or orcouNTERRKTTs. IS -
no. es1 ARCH STREET..
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/ Ifsuecs.sors to c. N. jackson Co.. -
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Pfieef6 ets. Per b0ttie, or sx bottles for e
II gsr s9is by prag ahd yksE.
he United states1 md ~ an the DFHggsts and
u Dealers ~ .intA .ilaJs 40 esf OK
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soLDIRRs' HOME, sUPGRINEEHDEHT's OERIcE, 4
CIScIRNGTI, ORIo, Jan. 18th, 1865.


80 ~
I have given your Plantation Bitters 20 hundreds
Of our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less DIS
Sblod from various eGuses, and the eject Is marvel
lOus and gratifying.
Such preparation this Il I heartily UiSh in
every family, in every hospital, aad at hand on
every battle aOld. -..t
CIV. Anbasvs, Superintendent.
DR.. W. A. CHnDS, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, vrite..aI ,-ish every .OIaisr h.A = a4
tie Of PIantAtioD Bitter. Ehsy are the most eise-
tive perfect. aud harmless tonic ever ussd!'
WnLAHD's HolE1.
WASHINgION, D. O., May 29d, 1858.
GESELEMEH:-We require another supply Of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of Whieh daily
increases with the guests Of our house.
RsSpeetfnlly,
&c. &c. &c. &C. &C.
Be sure that every bottle bears the fac simile Of
our signature steel plate Label, with private
stamp over the cork.
Pc H. DRAKE q co.
9O2 BROADWAY, y.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists, Physicians,
eFOOerS, Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers.
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gatIpgatsILiaEilEeEt
TER ms OF ADVERTIsIHG.

TWuLyr Som Inns or NoaPAait1, Ion osS ncH,S ,SoA
- LEss, MAEH 4 aoUARI.a ~,
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induced by the extensive sale and universal
,q popularity q. 49,
Hoofand's German Bitters!

mH
(PURELY VEGETABLE,) -
Hosts OF ignorant QnaclEs and unscrupulous adven.
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
Of HOStFumS in She shape Of poor whisky,
NttetJ compounded with tniurig us drugs and chris
tened TOniCaS StOmaGlIiCa and BitterS.
Beware OF the innumOIOble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in piethOrio bottles, and high belIed
kegs, under the modest 8ppSlAtlon of bttefs which,
instead of curing, only agEavate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair. -..s. q. E.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN BITTRRs
Are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test OF hfteen years. trial BY the American pub
lic and their and sale not FValled by
any similar preparation. 4gifl u'-ut ils1 .9nf
The propretoTa have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent Olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens teatifyng, their own personal AnoW
edge, to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING 10 STRENGTHEN
your
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTITU.
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WEhLi
DO YOU NANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
DO YOU WANT ENERGYI
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A. BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEI-
{ iIs INGt iit-7 iA I'D
-'7. 1fyou do, use -.
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PTiea rs ets psr bottle, or slx bottles for - co.
: For saie by prnP ists and q sysTyV VheEs
IN he Unitea stltes and ~ an the DFuggi.ts and
pealeEs tnSWhsslinsil l.LaIs % eef .ec oets-lyl
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THE Who'll e LIE DEPART
I Il MENT, UP STAIRS, comprises n complete
sgttment OF an goods 70 HhohthS speoial attention
OF cash buyers Is directed promising them bargains.
$50 5.-4t ALEX. HBYMAN,f
J oct6 1s7 Main street, Wheeling, VIVA.
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They are especially FoePGnenapa - sloFsynsa,
pubic sPeaksTsi and porous Of literary habits and
SSdeltaEy His Who require free digestion, relish
for food, and eleAr mental faculties.
Delicate females and weak persons are certain to
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15

CONTEErAENr.-Some people have b
happy knack for putting in pleasant
way, everything that concerns them:
selves. Mr.. A. son gets a poor place
as bank clerk; his father goes about
saying that the lad has found a fine
opening in business. The young man
is ordained, and gets cufacy on Saiis=
bury Plain; bis father rejoices that
there. never seeing a human face, he
has abundant leisure for study, and for
improving bis mind. Or, the curacy ID
in the most crowded part OF Manchester
or Bethnal Green; the father now re-
joices that his son has opportunities of
acquiring clerical experience, ard of
visiting The homes Of the poor. Such
q mans house is in well-Rooded
country; the situation is delightfully."-
sheltered. He removes 10 q bare dis
trict without a tree; sbl there be has
beautiful pure air and extensive views.
1t Is well for human beings when they
have the pleasant art Of thus putting
things. for many, we all know, have
the art Of putting things in just the,
opposite way.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
asHoppY" AT THE spR1Nas-

A correspondent. writing from Ssr-
atogs, thus "bits off, the Shoddy aris:
tocracy that has been recently sojourn-
ing at that fashionable resort:
Last season, "Shoddy" made a re.
conuoisauce here. This season Shoddy
occupies the place, and proclaims itself
master Of the situation. When we see
my lord and lady Jingle, rsdiating in
diamonds at the breakfast table and she
engineering large sections Of an omelet
from plate to mouth. with her knife,
We are slightly reminded Of "shoddy."
When Jingle Junior (call him twenty or
thereaboutsJ regardless Of the butter
knife, plunges his own into the butter,
we shudder, wonder what next, and
remark, mentally, "shoddy." And
when Lady Jingle expresses her royal
opinion thus: "This corn bread IL con-
founded hot;" and Lord Jingle re-
spends, That's So" We say. ''shoddy;
sure pop"
Jingle is a study. So is Lady Jingle:
and it is amusing to see the Jingles
dine. She is perfectly dR fat with her
knife, and smiles sweetest when it Is in.
serted between her teeth. Note.-She
cut her new teeth soon after Jingle OBJ
tanned his first Government contract.
The Jingles, at the dinner table, are
a hungry and busy people, and remind
one of Mrs. Samson Savage, who said;
"When I eats eats, and when talks
l talks" They give their whole minds
to their dinners. They know nobody
for the time being, but their waiter;
they see nothing but the bill of fare
and their plates, and seldom open their
lips except to eat and drink, functions
which they certainly perform with great
address. Look at JiDgle's hose. 1t is
a pug, a decided pug, and seems to
take infinite delight in making its pro-
prietor appear ridiculous. At times it
will turn up; at other times diminish
and refuse support to his eyeglasses;
which we are half inclined to believe
he wears for effect; because he always
looks over them. At dinner to-day
this same little nose poked at him most
shamefully, when Lady Jingle; who
had been intenily studying a dish of
maccaroni, applied to Jingle by a se-
ries Of nudges to throw light on the
subject, and tell her what 4 might be.
He closely inspected the dish until his
glass eyes slid down his poor perkiug
nose into il, and Lying there looked up
and laughed at Jingle, who; after ex-
and polishing them with his
napkin, commenced sounding the dish
with bis knife; but not until he had
lasted could be decide what it was, and
having tasted. pronounced 1t "cheese;"
which information seemed to satisfy
Lady Jingle as much as it convulsed the
waiter:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
Number A.

aesh, . pistol shot. a loud cry, /.
heavy, liieless fall. I did not listen
longer. but tore away the slight boards
which formed the partition. The BODY
OF the host. traitor as be was, and
lovely Spanish girl, her features Il 4
oly beautiful, with the shadow of
accomplished purpose stiil on
lay on the Aoor. As the MOONLIGHT
shone on the face Of William Kent i
tancied | saw movement Of the Iins.
! bent over him aud caught the iainlIy.
dginglY uttered words, at is-true''
Perhaps you think did no, spend the
Iemainder of the night at Bloom Fal.
Iiows Bat did though, and the next
morning buried all the bodies IN one
grave. | may add that I struck a
crevice, after removing the hearth
stones, which paid me so well that I
have never prospected since. Juani-
ta's little Califorhis pony is in nv sta.
bic. Now my wife often rides him
This is the first time | have told auv
one how obtained him, or the way
in which became rich.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15

On, DEARl--Rebel deserters Eon,
Z Kirby Smiths army, report ths. shat
Rebel leader, who has recently been
fleeing before the Union army s.der
Gen. Steele, and is now south Of tho
Red river, leaving Little Rock and all
Of Arkansas in our possession, has is.
sued proclamation declaring himself
Dictator OF Louisiana, Arkansas and
Texas. and calling out 200, 900 negro
troopsl This is terrible "spot" Of
work. The most wonderful part of il,
is. how the fellow found time, while
fleeing before our forces, to write q
proclamation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
A REprSrAEr REpEL.--Henrv W

A REPEsTAEr REBEL.--Henry W.
Hilliard, Of Alabama, long a member
Of Congress, was one Of the inaugxra-
tors of the rebellion; but 1t appears
that he is disgusted with the arrange.
ment Of "csrnal'' matters 10 JEFF.
Davis Kingdom, and has gone back to
the pulpit which be deserted for politi-
cal life. He now builds his hope upon
the words of the poet, to-wit: "While
the lamp holds out to burn, the yilest
sinner may return"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-02
AN ORDINANCE

"a ORDINANCE IN RELATION To JEN-
n ME Lind Tables, Pigeon Hole Tables and
all other tables upon which games are PLAYED with
STICKS or balls, either for amusement gain or re-
ward. &C., " ~
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Common Coup.
Gil OF the City of Evansville that hereafter if shall
not be lawful for the owner keeper or possesser Of
any Jennie Lind Table, Pigeon Hole Table. or any
othef table upon which games are PLAYED with
STICKS or balls, either for amusement gtia or 70
ward, to suffer or allow the same to be used for
hire or reward of any description or kind what
ever, or for the purpose of deciding or determin-
ing VINO OF two or more persons shall be liable To
pay Tor any refreshments or other article. until n
License so to use such table shall have been nro
cured according to the provisions of this Ordi-
nance.
Sec 2. The price of License so to use any sucb
table snail be Ten Dollars for one yenr or anv
shorter period, aud no License shall be granted
uhaer TINS ordinance for any period less than one
year, or less than the time Intervening between
the time OF making the application and the first
Jay OF August next ensuing: PrOUided
mat any person or persons now owning keen.
ing or possessing any such table, and wishing TO
procure License to use the same, may make an
pc9tion Tor such License at any time on or before
the 10Th day of December, 1868
Sec. 3. Any person or persons wishing tn nro-
cure License under this Ordinance, shall nav the
price thereof to the City Treasurer aud take his
receipt therefor, which receipt shall he filed
with the City Clerk, who shall thereupon
make out and attest License, which shall he
signed by the Mayor and delivered to the appli
can't FF
Sec. 4. Any person or persons who shall violate
any provision of this Ordinance. shall for every
and any such violation, forfeit aud paw a sum NOT
less thal .gjeeeH nor more than ffty dollars
VIM BAKER, Mayor.
- a hHfkbiNi OtoEk nOVZD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-02

MYSTERIOUS DEVELOPMENT. The Louis
vile Journal of Monday says:
On the corner of Wall and Front streets,
in the city of Jacksonville, Indiana,
stands an ancient brick building, which
was used in olden times as hotel Of
this building we have heard many ro-
mantle tales, and traditions of every hue
and character are associated with it by
the old citizens of the place. 1t was
once the rendezvous of desperate class
of people, and many dark and bloody
crimes are known to have been commit
ted within its walls. Many innocent and
unsuspecting girls have been lured to
this house and their ruin accomplished,
and it is believed that not q few of these
unfortunate victims have met with vio-
lent deaths by their seducers.
The building is in very dilapidated con-
dition, butwas purchased a few days since
by the Jeffersonville Railroad Company,
on account of the room it affords for of
fees. In repairing the building, the
workmen took up the old floor, and to
their establishment discovered the re-
mains of several of the young ladies sup
posed to have been murdered in the
house years ago, together with the skel-
Teton of an infant wrapped in cloth. The
remains of the unfortunate creatures
have reposed for, perhaps, upwards of
thirty years beneath the floor of this no
mas peefl occupied uy idrnerent persons
during this entire period. The maidens
whose skeletons are now exhumed, had
they lived, would be old ladies, and the in
nocent babe would now be in the meridian
of life. In all probability their murder
ers have ere this passed from earth, and
rendered their account to that great tri-
bunal that visits justice upon all who
escape the penalty of their crime in this
world.