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~SoBShspo&kshti -Oh Nv E2too<H04.
! Ii he,- absence of any, ,phAjaI,of ,eo1
;slfsntio iHforfnasion Sasish reiersa a "a
tiic opsfniiohs Of lhs ARMY .eE 60 Pes;
some Of whichsare pethaps. be, qsSell foass,s.f
and entitled 10 Z cohsiie erstios.ss rh& la,t,
report we have OF ths forward in6ssshSrs
-ef onrsfo,ees ia, that the corps ofy Gen
eral Enngstrees crossed iiIis i,o.o h;sc. s.
Slcdwardss Ferry! !naSS Leosbutr. on Su;sF'
dag nietnipg, and sfiat spaeatid boSly
OF soldiers nov .occ:aipS the tisalfai ~.
-ttory. ef .Msryiaad. q Ii stated. in
colnsnction wiih Il lsis sfcpori,s lbs: q pret.
ty sesrre fight took llase on :.Satnrdsy,,
pcesifps ~ etqssihg. bstween the. rear
guard tof Iongstreet' s corps and tho adj
vaaeo1ofs stiie2ns,ry In siiisneigIlbo,hood
ef Leesbsrg. We; are incliaed 10 ibihk,
iiossSer. from the hest fnfyrais ZION -we
haye nRap lhs subject, that all til elk.bt.,
ing tini has occurred has been be.lsaen
tte' cavalry forces OF. the contendiar
ARMIES. II is hardly 70 be supposed.
thai IL General Lougsireet had been
aetiseiyyeugaged is-baltje on Saturdny,
wiah hisiresr olossls pressed by ASoks'
ers fosces, hy @onid 'iiaxe cont nued his
advance a,iG crossed thefiser on Sun i
day morning. -. - - .-..'-''I,
=. astlsnk it. altngethers likely that.
.tife report of,a heagy engagement has
soriS'aaFed in the series, OF brilliant
-'iiyflts hish General Stuart eliss lfaa
~hls the oaen,y, in gil wbich&o have
every ssztson t9' beiexe he, has been
iif"re ti,an usually successful, With.
fefet ence 10 these fights, and 7tie.condi.
boa.ef our army we ,siSe The following.
eStract hemsas slstter, writ,ep Ly n msin;
ber ofetlIe. lotl,'fireii.ia.s csealsy, - a,
hief.i "a ti,isoityf. aHd dated un. Sa,ur-
,lsy>lnst. The, writsrssayS :. e -, p.
:. f::,Sincc, Thursday. we iiave been eoit,,,
siandy, sAnnisliins. with tho enemy-
aIwHts Success K,!ie. Wa hSye ,,ao,
.nu,il,erS OF riis6usts apd foesas. The.
'Is!tcr do ,,s i,sfelf ;tl,s uiess GOOD every
way. =. : <
}. isaiSiiv isroW whether -So. wou],i
.cljpxit or MI, but wish xis, could
'.ee. Gen I.es.'& s ifteble,. ai,ny IN hn,;1n.
.ns bass within n fs.s days past. Nec,
or wass';Ee,e n Hssie miets organized.
body OF pfet in alIe world. Axe meu
are all IN srlertIi,t Spirits. ass7Aere rs 40
st'ag.3ti1a - Ricinl6aa q sDia,a.cgl. ~.
-. 80. y. !, - :;
Liz 1'euk. SLAp ;FLI:ky or GsiFkr
.BRtreIS.=-..7l Ieturn la.s heen- issued
giying tie nspies, tonnage, horse power,
epu'nber Of Gnns, Gin!ensions. an,irother
inrsiaolas, Of elm iron elnts, with tie
d4tcs 81 aheas4heg were Oh ftd6 SSpeclea
iaabdshsups'led. Exclusive oftlse saeat:.
AT yn,scis t%;i.o nf.nS;hs, rs;1 d.
isg .,.;i n.iifI Ia ,,a,Ia'i - Ga, 40
'Ths s., Enssr!,ise 8 r. IN. IN May. 1903 valiant
R,,f a 81. ~ .I ,"p'i"e ~, NY 49,
,sea % p.;,'a 80 "in .m.. ,eTa'In. 1 H1"s"sl,
soye,s;an % anil ssi,;i,.s 'SuT San, a,a}as ,sSsal
1893 ;iEtsoriie, January, J so4 "a sin:
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i, iIt dinsertcA atS {h9 ec&qE QUO ddljnr
ssssts rsE 81 =: g * ljpgss
cehts Er ths sccos and tiiirl insefticnss and
sssnts f1r SHcA fssf Il striips. y
obituary N cs. fibutcS s1sesfe ecf. pnsis
= >tnrfions 4Qf<11 sof hnHot nrs ksnsfit Mo
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1ssssulsesptcnts lar afsdss IS. = : =
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TINS EssuLr or THE fsyAsIos IL
.SuooEssFUi.--The tPhiladeiphia In
4birer; co.psnsntipg on the invasioat Of
thst Stste, has a very warm seriuonA.-
81 Itoid you it wyasid be so" !" being the
test k'thsnks Heaven thatit never
outfeHalcd HE strength of the rebels-.--
II never esedised the rsgofis SHOUT ifeir
being. ragged and Lslf stei we'd sand tiretl
OF Tho war--aod now. IN spite Of its
.waruiogS here's Ihe lining itssif Come
.st~ laa. IL draws the following yery
I sIst i made 5aPpatsntto the' world
thatssRa sannots on ssthyew abe rsIslliop
cha seeks to sfe.lss ileaaa& by !, fanders
er.l .uniQ6. .s hen .$e:ltand i,esassa,sSs:-
"a ,ses !. -: our SESSION SNis ~ ~
49,. : .sehay. siial, Ma NJ, ,,aer n.as'
: y q red beliio6s fsctios, - ssn. an
.q y ilsif Ifiens effasp ,.ipniE Ens s,,s e
!ess W. r,liieps of slsyes, usa T. asa sR,no
y bsHner sTsafad iibss lilo H,,ss e. ~ nss
N Ashssfis.n-s eitizsn i,,ilsi. . "a, n as '
ats saS,ss cf lbd .yAsa /, - = I
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YASsss itEfs eis g6srT. .lnssr
NEosoEs DRsw NJ. q ono of the nosi
atrocieas incidchts sf tfs whole war Ssss
Yesterday relatedss5 us.Sy asgsnslsmap
cftbtsscisy sStho obassbSa. .sbs fact. .lkou,,
Capt. JasSG White, sof KSng itiiStn.
countYs who yenohss for ths sccurscy of
|1he .statemeds { Some tsys, ,Saro. when
! The Ynhfcesj jnadS 8 their so 70 a ylettS..
they ssi.;sSa the 80 80: Z. !, ,s ~,
-isgfK hsnsRhSorl1esa , aha sosF fisniii
their eomf9rtat ttg hoaaes forty, tirss,ne.
grce, who wsfe Hurried OF toll ark liver
and pIaced Qn to1ed a vessel; bousi,
o9lth~ssd. ~ lohg with these ssgrosp
asa; prisonet. Was . gentleman Apsms6
Lee, q fesiaenf and <b;gkH fespsctablo
citizen of K:Dg sg aIism, who has since
beer ,rSleasod mad allowed TO telpsa
home. ssys'1. s's:.sstssrS ~ 60 q -
Nh lee stats. that whenSshe, "a vessel .
arrived 20 Ctesapeake Bay The smAll
Pox, made ITS ,-appearance among the
pesroes, thatdisease Aasins existed to
sonIe extent among the some family be.
fore lhey were dragged from their homes
ia King William. The Dapain OF ,he
Yankee vessel and his crew We're greatly
ala:med st the appeSfancs 81 tho dis
ease on board, apd very .soan deter.
mined 10 rid the vessel OF the negfos
Without attempting to make the shore,
and, not considering for an instant the
iphamaniiY ofihe cruel deed, tho whole
negro cargo was thrown Trio ;,,e-,,,,v n,
ana every one ieft to pelish by drown.
ing, Not one, Perhars, escaped the
cruel iste visited upon them by those
who profess TO be their earnest fiends
and warmcst sympathizers. - Dispatch.
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s<rx.,s. 90 - 81, . = /
AZ. 4ffnff trfke cSSsf sstiSt4H 81
syRSy Mss>tsSs$s sS.a.ssSsSs'!g1 ~
- = !. Z. {, Z. -
,Rf3NSS -5f{fU .o-Sv<, oco, w !
~ AS,s .louo.s Il
-.
- - E<om ViekshA As<e ~ -. 80.
,1sorniyso We mat Al ~ M a,ss:
q brcthS n OF Msjs W, ii. Goa, Sf: the
tffmstd Goa. Hili &s Cd. lie shfryicks.
kswg an NSafDsdsy. tiiesI7sR uis. aud
brings ssltsssi6g jates],E ,EenceS from the
Ebstasgu,sd 9cay aad: the men under
sonssrsnd cs Gen. Pemberton.Na :. -
/ lie brdpght osit:~ith him yerys sm,
tportane: dispats6es f5s Gen. J6bastos,
l,whiSh We're sadly delivered He oasqe
fgtf through the ffapkee 'lines and
though his escapes were narrow he was
not atEahy stimearres,ed: :, ;. srS,
Lie saFs chat perfect Confidence ii,fs.
yais aineng.our- men. They are fully
able To- hgid Yfcksburg as long as they
have snytl,ipgao eat, The utmost en-
| thusiafmIpsevails among them for Gen,
l7enieeseon:& -. - t.sssss y = s..
Our total loss Mt VieISs sbarg insail the
assaults WHICH tho 'Garkees bad made
dpon. y ni,to tho iate Mr.. Cox left, was
pG25. of whom only l22 were Killed. = q
Grants bitches ara within~loo yards
Ed oirt fortitications in, one PLACE, But
tnosoaT is uneasy about tliis. He WIS
E,ioino and Pam ten wa f,T,, m 49,;
ling when bo I.ft.. . ~
r. IS.,.,t.S., = - ,
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TIa Rsooos1Tflos ffuantaie1..srThe ffti $.
Londen correspondent of The Asdei-
ph;a inqnres,wnting on. the55ih. ,ult,
says: -, = !. ,s::SS-9 ~
Another important parliamentary no.
tiee has also. o.bsen given this week, Mr..
Roebnck, not cspaept with his, former
escapades, has formally annoanced That
he will, on thsS 30lh instant, move for
the. recognition oftheC Confederate States.
According to msstSof the papers; thi.
encouragement wsAreceived with " loud
cheers ns and the intimation = that an
enend,nent!woujdFbe proposed IN favor
of non-reeogaidea with deeiaSe laugh.
ter.-- -, $ a.. -, = = Z. :. - :, -
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~ my. llooy. sclijsta, = al slast Slfe, saids
dsst~ inss Il he gifif 90 mn ott tsn1sn ut 7i,et
fset !" yon have wi,singty pfsbed i
isss efihg ssourd Inn poor riieaft< God
hbtbtt .txtt i yitouId NOS warn You ~
ssaye you-if possible = 0one, now. 1
Will be thS best friend teS stcr had -. =.
20 seu are o5ike what, e. ;was-- and -
she addict upce6sciodsly using the rss,
etures Vt the s.age, .. can Heaven aRow
you 70 becoines IA I am ~, ., - =, +.
J , Tas young gill iptuitiyely spraik
B s'sYss; keep a. Gar from nc as 3. You
ear. listen! 5fy 6liber WASH ciergvs
mani o quiet botg, beloved man, wIo,
,desosed 10 lsis books, fofgotthstbe had
sselSld:S Very emily 1 WAS addicted 10
teaamgi plsyr Night after night would
81 tit atp devoplilg the .trasedies of
Shakespeare. pcnnipg ..dswn sIuy. own
crade thoushts and at last, the passion
became so Noserpowering, thai i deter
mined to sesk the city and enter upon
tte thestricaf professinp. / had no
anottfer 70 woara--shor Acat had turn>
led 70 ashes long agpg I,ieft my coun,
Try home lcfi the man TO whofa had
soiemply .Lssh eu.sged- len. my dear
J aid, 1wh'as,hcaded 'fstter 4i,hd came TO
!, me CITY, as, YOU bare coises My beau.
t,r5,et9acled ipstask attenfIoi4; no 9arns
Jug fiend told me the. dangers Of the
WAY !; ailo one f0ld me. mol. .onlv of Tic
sthafis forlthe feet, utslha {tker;,s for
ttsflseJ sc tlie eacisimcd, wiif5feshfrf
e''tss!'isis! g - ....s s. ; !;
= aleavt not, 70 make. yo9 b-so !.
oat iswo''itl hsk yoii it- 'io.rate @i.ti6g
~ ~ tttse " ese sieasli v tlstS<s Z a on s,s
ypeAEna teaa a,ittf { are tsfoa.witiu.g "a.
-lSee ''l 'o'Ai.ott' 4iea,er 10 y wonlauil ilmn
ute = niests mes I'r.petsess ttetstse; and WIGhN
lesl2'T7St s9sS when Iosts her voice be-
sts ntsas Sh'tsi tef eiei;ess q hanes werenP-
s'f'.'t, ". =, :, So, *
-. ..aon't loHk Sc sterritde, crie1 Tie
.52aag gin y VIII go to.slyN Nilctpe Ia
:Seshnity; ss.ss,= tas~'i;;irt, ,teyer
ssteptosgSi ettitia:s fsaw;you, o. 50. e.dHz
kEpg;s saw ti:ousfand d6s,sPeif bound fl'I.
u ~" :S'e,ol yG@r voice; iesFs dropPiag,
efefy" ""reS pn'iIst heafd yosr enstlae
nle'riptrea. Win ,udm'rati"ns, ljllongift'
'sSwas g path oi 1owefs. u. =. 8 8
. ", my y-1enrchlid none Enowthe-
aeSnlsh ~ nfy beat, sare iilosc VIII sfcel
Y : N" wrong fozinsalt me. And there
are many snch. 8 St;tst; tlfey -lnfe. then
'dest'"y, ahdlisn degtade by thgir .ii-
sd.saee, o. .f9r Tue iitils lrene 1T my
i'fth -cr 5c, q tor4- tites cateless days of
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: ,e,en. ks,ssSf HAMPToN. y, J,
( cSe@ins ding ,isase:. 3
--sEo'G. B4aeks Cant. and IA, q.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
From Washington,

WARRINGTON, Jan. 27.-In the Senate to.
day MIR. Sherman offered an amendment
that if any person not in the military aud
naval Service of the United States and not
subject TO the articles of war who shall be
arrested in any State or district wherein
the process of courts is not obstructed dur
ing the rebellion for aiding the rebellion or
o6structing the execution of any law or
military order shall be discharged unless
Tithln ten days charges are filed in the
CLERKS Office OF the district where be is ar
rested. and it shall be the duty of the
Judge to discharge such person or hold
him to bail as he may deem necessary for
the safety of the country. The bill passed
81 to 7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

pT FaON WIScHSsrER.-we have a
letter from an officer of the 18th Virginia
regiment now at Winchester. he thinks
there is prospect that the regiment will
remain all winter at Winchester. Tho
rebels have become fat and slick since the
Union troops went there, aud the streets
are alive with females of that persuasion
who are all anxious to procure articles of
Yankee manufacture from the suffers. The
writer says it is dangerous travelling on the
Nartinsburgh road at this time and he
would not advise anybody to pass over it
without guard
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

B9- Tux RIvER.-Tho river was risinr
yesterday, and the river was "bign enough
for all practical purposes. The marks bsy.
ing been defaced, there is no way of asccr.
tanning the exact depth of the water.
The tow boat Vulcan, with four bnrges.
was loading yesterday with railroad iron
for st. Louis. The iron was manufactured
at the Crescent Works, and is designed for
the Pacific Railroad.
The GAINESVILLE Courier of Yesterday. in
reference to the rise in the MGskingum
says:
Since yesterday morning the river ba,
risen rapidly, and is now entirely across
the street near the bridge, in West Zanes-
VILE. Since seven o'clock this morning it
mas risen three feet and n half, and is still
on the rise. Great fears are entertained
that the water will break over into West
GAINESVILLE and the ''Bottoms" in this city,
ana every precaution will be rcsortsd 10
Tor It's prevention. One thing is certain, it
cannot rise much longer with the rapidity
OF the past twenty-four hours, without do.
ing immense damage to property in this
city and the MuskinGum Valley.
Sunday morning last, at Cincinnati, the
tug boat Liberty, which was lying in the
river, at the foot of Race street, caught fire
and in short time her upper works were
almost entirely consumed. The FIRE orig
mated through the ignition of some oil on
the floor by Goals falling from the furnace.
The crew barely had time to escape from
their beds to the shore, without even say
ing their clothes, The hull was saved
The engines were but little injured, aud
the boat can be put in good order at a cost
not exceeding $4,000. The boat was COM
manded by Captain Garland The loss is
secured by insurance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
Markets by Telegraph,


NEW YoRE, Jan. %.
Flour opened dull closed with rather more enouirv
and shade frmcr; 65GB6 % for super state ! OO8
20 for extra State closing with sellers at inside
quotations 1901 OO for super WesterR; 5OG1T G5
Sor common to good shipping brands and extra TounJ
hoop Ohio and zoos IS for trade brands Whisky
excited and decidedly higher at 5OGD52, closing firm
az the latter price. Wheat opened dull and shade
lower for common, but closed firm for choice descrip
1Ges, Of Which the supply is limitCd Chicago spring
+oSel %, anwaukee club l 5S&l SIS. winter red
about lie lower with scarcely much doing; sales at
O9s9lc for sound chipping mixed, IS9S9 for unsound
Oats In moderate request at 675TIc. Pork shade
nrmer for new mess. Old without decided chan ge
BACON sides firm Lard shade firmer at lOI G1lO5S
Money active at g. Sterling scarcely 30 firm At
l6I(Sl6S13 for Merchants and l6oG1TO for Bankers
6nls Gold lower opening at 5234@S59, declininC to
52lS and closing dull at s.. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

R3-TaE three women now in custody of
the Provost Marshal-Murion McKiusey
Mary Jane Prater and Mary Jane Green
are held by order of the Commissary of
Prisoners. The two former were arrested
for wearing the uniform of soldiers and
enlstiug 10 the service of the United States,
and the latter is charged with cutting
down the telegraph wires of the Govern
ment and carrying rebel mail matter. We
believe Major Darr made application to have
Miss Prater, who is only seventeen years of
age, admitted into house of refuge, but
did not succeed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

E@PArSE's Institutes OF MxD1crxws.-
We have received from Messrs. Harper
and Brothers, through Wm. P. McKelvcy,
copy of Paine's Institutes of Medicine
1t appears to be very profound work up
on subject which we know nothing about.
It ia doubtless the result of much labor
and research and is very valuable to the
medical profession. The work can be had
at McKelvey's. The work treats of all the
diseases to which flesh is heir and contains
instructive remarks upon the philosophy Of
life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

NEW YORK, Jau. 2s.-A letter it tho
1ime1 from Port RoNly the oath, states the
steamer Honduras arrived here yesterday
direct from New Orleans with AN urgent
request from Gen. Banks to the command
ing Gen. for large supply of intrencbipp
tools OF all descriptions. From this We
infer that the capture of Rort Hudson. of
which we have been hoping to hear is vet
long way in the future.
letter in the Herald States that ACTING
Master Partridge of the gunboat Hatteras
who was Ordered.t to board the vessel sneak
ing the latter says, that he had not showed
off ships length before the Alabama
poured in her first broadside which was
Immediately repliedlto by the Hatteras.-
This occurred just at dark, as the first
broadside was exchanged both vessels
steamed ahead side by side exchanging
oroadsides as fast as the guns could be
loaded and fired, and within very short dis.
lance of each other. Mr. Partridge was
pulling ahead all the time to endeavor to
reach his vessel but did not succeed. He
says the cannonading lasted about 20 min
utes when he heard the sound of musketry.
BY dint of hard pulling he came again in
sight OF the vessels and found them stop-
ped with the Alabama alongside and the
Hatterns blowing off steam, and heard
cheering from tue Alabama, proving that
the IEatteras had been captured by board
ing. Deemiug it best not to be taken pris
oner'he pulled back in the direction of our
squadron and was picked up. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

E8- COUNTERPART POsrAuE CURRENCY.
Counterfeit fifty cent postage currency
notes have made their appearance in the
East, which the uususpiciOus would be
very likely to take. They are easily de-
teeted, however. The ink with which they
are printed is darker, and has dirty look;
the paper is thinner, while the note itself
is narrower. The engraving on the back
is also narrower than that on the genuine,
and the whole engraving coarse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

B8- The wEATHER.-we have had three
days of splendid Weather--for ducks, mud
turtles and snow birds. We have had about
seventeen different kinds of weather each
separate day-rain, snow, sIeet, sIush, fog,
wind and so fourth. We don't suppose
that this wicked and perverse generation
ever before experienced such disagreeable
weather. The whole meteorological sys-
ten seems to be out of gear.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

aRSs- SrrPOsED ArTENPr TO STEAL Hons
rs-During Tuesday night, some per.
son or persons, unknown, broke open the
door OF the stable attached to Packers
untOn House, corner of Main and
Quincy streets, and took therefrom two
valuable horses belonging to Mr.. Meyman,
OF Belmont county, Ohio. As soon as the
loss was discovered search was instituted,
and about daylight the horses were found
running at large in remote part of the
city tits evident that the door was OPEN
ed by human agency, and if it was the de-
sign to steal the horses the rascals were
doubtless surprised in the attempt, and com.
PEELED to abandon the enterprise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
From Viokshnro

CAIRO, Jan. 28:-The steamer Ruth from
Troops are being daily transferred to
Transports ana sent to Millikin's Bend.
18th. SSs1 - ''A'' on TUE
The Memphis Bulletin of Monday, con.
t"ins Eastern news of the 10th.
Gen; Joe Johnson has command of the
whole Western Department and is throwing
an immense force into yicksbnrg, who in
emergency, it is believed, can Concentrate
100000 men in its defense.
The rebels are determined to stake eyery-
thing in their endeOvors to hold that place
aua Fort Hudson. They keep open COM
N to Louisiana, Arkansas aud
Texas. The Qualifications at Port Hudson
are complete, and the rebels feel great con
hdence in their ability to hold these two
strong places.
Latest adviees from M'CIeruand's forces
and squadron reached Young's Point 20
miles above Yicksburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
BUSINESS NorICEs

EH- COUGH, COLD, OR AN .ERITATED
THROAT If allowed to progress, results In scr,or.
pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftontInss In.
durable. E
BROWNS BRONCHIAL lTROCuEs
reach directly the afFe:ted part and give almost in
slant relief In BRoNGHIrls, AsrHMA, and cArAp,a
they arc beneficial. The good effects resulting from
tho use OF the TrocheS and their extended use. has
caused Them to be cOunterleitOd he sure to qua I'd
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the oeuu
'ne HTOWH's Bronchial TrOchss which have pro,.J
their efficacy bya test rmany years PunIIo sPxAx.
ERS aud SINGERS should use the Truchss. Military
OhicCrS and Soldiers who overtax the voice and are
expose" to sudden changes, should have thou. Sold
everywhere at IS cents per box. jang7-am
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az BRAKES PLANTATION BIlTKRs,
For sale by REED KpApr
RS-ATEH's GERRY PEcroRA1,
TOT sale by REED KRAFT.
2S-HEMsrREET's HAN ooLonlNo AND RESTORATIVE
fOE SUE Oy REED 1 KRAFT.
1s-ALL OF Dr., JArNEs' FAMILY MEDICINES,
tO' SAFE Oy REED KRAFT
Rs~DRAKE's PLsxTArrOx Dlr1rns,
foF sale by REED KRAFT.
az ltOsrErrER's STOMACH BIrrrRs,
t0F sale by REED KRAFT.
H-IrSOsxr's Bloom srAncuxn,
FOF 'A'0 Oy REED 4 KRAFT.
% DHAkE's PLANTATION DlTrzRs,
FOR sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
EaD-MRs, wlSsLOw's sOOrmxo s1aur,
toF sale by REID 4 KRAFT.
RS~DRAKE's PLANTATION DIrrERs,
E0r sale by REED KRAFT,
No. S4Mnin street, Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29

b3- YESTERDAY the driver of coal
cart, named Levay, got into difficulty
with another driver named Myers, when
LeVsy threw brick bat at Myers striking
him upon what is commonly known as the
crazy bone Of the elbow and knocking him
down. a warrant was issued for Levay's
arrest, but the affair was compromised in
some manner before it reached Alderman
Robertson's Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-29
s-T-186O-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invigOrats.
They create Il healthy appetite.
they are an nnttdo.e change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enIiveu the mind
They prevent mtasmAtc and intermittent. fevsr,.
They purify the breath and aeidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhra, Cholera aud Cholera Morbu,.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache,
They are the best bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted pa
lures great rSstOrsr. They are made Of pure 81.
CFoIH Rum the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and
herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of bevsr.
age without regard TO age time of day. Par,ieu.
lariy recommended to delicate persons requiring a
gentle stmulAnt Sold by all Grocers, Druggists,
Hotels, and Saloons. p. H. Drake Co., 90a Broad.
way, New York. dse1a.smd1,~