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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
LOSSES PAID, UPWARD OF
SIS, 100000.

The great public serv CO, prouptness and relIabHi
ty of this Well-tried sterling Company, recon-
mend it to preference 18th those needing Insurance.
&C. ARTHUR, Ag't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07

lTsoBACoo-30 G01es 10's Tobacco.
A5 do 6s Do
% do Va lbs do
20eAas 1<'s d for SSle nv
AsHl PAToH5 DOaLA1H GOGLEBAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
IN RAN NOE
HPN a
Insurance Company
HARTFoRDs CT
ASSETS JULY 1.a1s62.

CASH AND TREASURY NOTES, on ~. : ''u'-
hand and deposited on call, and in
Agents.. S261ee7 IS
BANK STOCKS in New York, Hartford,
Boston, ST. Louis, Philadelphia, and
other places 952464 90
UNITED STATES and STATE STOCKS
Nsa York, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennss-
see, Missouri Michigan, Indiana...,.. .6S54ll 66
CITY BONDS, Hartford, Rochester,
BEo2Slyn; Jersey City, New York. 2sSoaO 90
New Haven, Boston and Worcester,
Conn. lO74Ia 90
MORTGAGE BONDS..........-,.,........... 16S2OO 90
REAL ESTATE, Unincumbered.......,... S7963 Is
Total ass lSs 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
CITIZENS
Fire, Marine & Life Ins'nggCol
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRECTORS,

John List, LIS DelaplAin, Michael Reilly,
Jacob Berger, 3. NJ. Norton, Thos. Sweeney,
A. b. Caldwell, j. @. Harbour, And. P. Woods.
EaR- This Company Is owned aud managed by
many OF our most wealthy and Inhnehtt1 Mer-
chants. Their office has lately been removed to No.
:, Mcclure House Building, and is fdlly organized
and prepared to tako risks on Frame and Brick
Buildings. Manufacturing Establishments, Stocks OF
Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c- &c. On
HuIls OF Steamboats,, Rarges, Flatboats, aud their
eargoss upon the Western rivers and Steamships,
Steamboats, and ShlinE Vessels, Gud their cargOesI
Upon the lAkes also Lives Reasonably low rates
and accommodating terna. -f-s % z
L 8. DELAPLAIN, Pres't.
WV. SHRIYER, Seo'y. -se.fs
dec&-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
THE ooNsoRIPTIoN BILL.


9nefort Is made by the enemies of the
nation to prejudiee the public mind against
the vital measure Of the var policy, per-
sistenee IN which, Is all can see, is nbso-
Iutelg essential Those who are 50 a6jeet
or 50 traitorous as to adyocate an imme-
diate peace on the basis Of the dissolution
of thes onion, and who propose to cut
loosa non the Rast while the South would
reject as, thus fsolattng the West and plac-
ing usin aeondiaOn more helpless than
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
JOHN II. LAKIN,

Successor to Wheeler & LAkin.l
"ILL REoEIYR AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inSpection on Thursday, March 18th, new
S8nd we'll selected assortment sf
Cloths, Cassimerea and VestingBl
Also ae9nPleteasOrtmalt Of ofGERTLK1[El RURe
NISHISG GOODS. Fisfe- - - 80 -
The patrons Of theol3A nm, dnlAhe public in gon-
eral are invited to can and examine ny
stock before making their fnteld sOlR-
ing at small pEOats to cash aud prompt purchaser.
ThAnkihl3of To tAtroahlsS bastdaSd upous th6 6ld
arm, solicit eontaAaneeAE EhSsdilo Gor the new
oStAblRhment. JOHN Z. LAKIN, Merchant J1lfIoTis
e1 10. 1o4 Afh4n t.. lEhollinE, "a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
1ailg gutelliqenfet
TERMS oF7ADVERTIsING.

TWILvEsoLID Inns OF NoHPARHII, ION oNE roH, )o1
LES, MAKE SouLRE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07

Sec. IS. And be a fuftdsr enacted, That
any person drafted and notified to appenr
as aforesaid, may, on or before the day fix.
ed for his appearance, furnish m accepta-
BILE substitute to take his place in the draft,
or he may pay to such person as the Secre-
tary of War may authorize to receive it
such sum, not exceeding three hundred
dollars, as the Secretary may determine,
for the procuration of such substitute; and
thereupon such person so furnishing the
substitute or paying the money shall be
discharged from further liability under that
draft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
IOPpgII Tin & SR88tIfoa Ware,
no THE PuRIIGl

+ NOW keep the Iargest assortment of WARE
that can be found in the ty, and am fuIiy pre-
pared to NIL all orders at sl' rt nntise. i
Ny stock consists in part of tile folloEiug goods:
All kinds of Plain Tin and Japauned Ware all kiu,p
Of Eeet Iron Ware Copper and Brass Kettles of al
sizeA' also Cooking aud Heating Stoves of the beet
Merchants an,others visiting tho city will hnd Il
10 their advantagsto give call before pprchaS-
ing elsewhere
sPouting and Cutters constantly on hand.
All kinds Of JOB WORK will RECEIVE nv personai
etEehuon' B. i. CALDWELL.
NO. Main st., oP. B. 20. R. r. Depot,
Ly nlho-1y Wheeling Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07

4S1sP1oIAL NoIICEs Double the above rates.
d-Hearly AdVeFtfsing on reasonable terms, Aceor-
ding 70 thsspaee occupied and the number changes
AiladyerttsementsfrOn transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid f0g IN GdUGnes.s -
Bndneas Cards not exceeding five lines $40 peryear
or s. for sx months, but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than square, .
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate bnSiuess; and all
Advertisements for the benefit of othor prsons a.
well as all Legal advertisements, and advertisements
o. and real estate, In by them mus
be paid for at fhO usual rates 80 - 7,
ASHAdVertiIsmeuts not accompanied With Svr tte,s
directions win be inserted until forbid and charged
1ceordinEty. - - -
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in an
cases at full rates. go Q
Marriages, Notfcesof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, so cents each. nonyll-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-07
SaddIes. HarneSs. .TruTks &e.

WH0hRSALE + RETAIL.
3. SHEPPARD NO.1SI Main Street, eerRer {
81 Union, viii continue tO kOa poa hand liar
complete assortment Of al arclesin his line consist
ng of Ladies' and Gent Fine CoarSo
Harness Trunks, YAlieos Carpet BaGp, satshSlaSoo
lars, HRneS, Whips, &c. - - 81
Il would resPeetmily call TO my atoek, and
Erust by strict attention aud promptnSaI, to nerit
Continuance of the public patronage
All kinda OF repairing promptly done, and In . pro
per G.nso 5sSHaSF' ne J, B. sERRhRR 4s1 s'1 ss,.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
WAcyrpIcFNP ROSEWOOD prAGOFORFE.
sfngl A.p ngWgE.
, JouRSE ". AUCrIoNgER.
\. oFFiin Np. ffNE STREET

SAL o. NALV AhLs u HIDING bDTS.
Eghly iocAird CenuAl PARK pnniie auction this
dry Thrd, oct 8. ~ the Elchsnse salcsroom, At u
q io-k. hy A. JOuRNkAf.
l,entraf fArs dth s-s full front lots In 16th st
.tG ,v. ttf AM enrauce tO cenfrai Park).
bsth - lots 5ith st. Go by iJo5 between 9Th and
f.e1ineiou Avs.
Ssih s,--s ots IN s,ia IT., is ny i25 near Ilth av
ifais wih y particulars, the ocr the auctioneer.
NJ y Zine
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
THE TURF.

4
J1MON COURSE, l.. L-TROrrING.-oN THURSDAY.
~ Oct u. Fat Jack will drive Tom Murphy and mste
against time, at o'clock r. NJ
ff SHAW WHITE Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

S6 500 y1srxP r.sspiAss.. ,. s.T ~ ~ ~. s.g 2
w -ess fsr.s On iong ilarA .h.iesn . - tLn -. -
dv, wovh yts01s rttsr gfatrtfr~s irNfTtf y "
e-ni laysbi asrna sssysiyi "a. igff'r. ,s
gft 20 frn; hat Toe shtt44rtls o. $40 Aif.titr,
Via ssto c>snf~the hfi4ff KrffrTr AL ffpfff titi
ern'f an -ts condusfsr n flrsisr n 80 Tcpffr in -
srnffr tst IN sLth Nrf aaf frlesfsf h-s 80 q -
- itss ln val gd1fasd f.l az - fffa
rc..sf. q Ns4t rA.riE..ral .Ifa.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
DnnTIsrHY.

A cARD,--DR. y. !. WAIT. es FOURTH AVENUE,
~ opposite Eleventh street after having eSprriu-ntcd
and sted thorough, the nois oxide gs, confident
" his patrons and others who wish
have acted positively without being The
Scs ansthetic Dr. WAIT great experience with
gives him advantage all other
IN held in roini of practical application. and he will
continue teeth his Old price. 30
Teeth nliei his moderate prices
viyFlcd 50 cents to 81; inserted Handsomely s. Gum
books perfect istaon OF nature, So Ope atoms
rnnted.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
a 49, q, 5Ezs e. iiai.i seG4ss ,i. .sqrs
@. BAKfR CO.. AUCTlONEERs.
4. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE



~ xAor1ri5svr ~ s,d, l ii,,ts ss5 FGp sfprg
nicH fSIS StA . .S a,, \, MASftS. " 81
ei-g gLk fhAir. eg,.f~
A, IN, - ps - Ii i - -5 Ve,'os5 % .,
eoni'gn. 'ls AZ tg'r o"nca.
The sar t- il,,e eo'f.lr ai the 3erse. l.e
slesan. a'ss, 'tin r. 's. snie y seesr IA Z. .oe
casn. oiis'ia- ostr. indree fnerts 3. ~ rrHnssrs
fe.an' rot'Neo.l eten 2 q / "yio.ie w % 90 p o,n
satin, sfrifoiisled Cover, rgre ttssp. iui suite
rosewood pors splsaia Justly lAfu osuaal.ntS
lh Vases &e 'lsa laasn.H ~ e'l i1u {" rarr FAin
wood ceatn and s.is marble ssii-s rcay carsed.
,a,isi rnsiAse' se.e. Gus .as sos rr r se
pure Ia Hn-lsscs from ~ 20 80 pounds, mall 20
Dining Roo ganure cor lsts q are oas E7'en.,oqq
Table. 0a. lAlir- silver ware ron China. orr anl
silver Cutr,y FORKS spoon Sos VIZ. heavy cnt ara Fa
rrayed Gi,e- snr. az eYers description.
n Bssl. VIII commcncs ar,shoy ar iois oeons "i'h
tie bnins ROM ktrlruie,
Uoroy SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD F,K..
\ nii'ue. h, roru Nus.on-,r hi. 1ausiA. u aits.
moan, , iE b 'os, atli9 West Es..l erect clrton
seis aad ingron larr. one -odd ross Wuof '1co, -t
&C.; one sold bac Talnu' SOFT co'sd q green se pt,
tsttc b.a with l.crch pst0 is.s aud
covered n t.1 a'rm ept l'gnecs y ,nS',a ~ ~ y
orA I5els y ~ C,9ir' re-, 9sr-,e' 500 Lac , ar
MAeSrFicESr ROSEWOOD prAgoFoRgE.
STOOL AND CDHBk
on elc CANT ins,lnpt rouna richly and
e'i" 's,yr y ,,sEis ASD DiSisG so6as
dandslnc a.' paes yaina r"n .iufe ~ sofa. one
rrls, rosewood md black valiant edssaas. bureaus.
@ssasieues coro,r sel fo9'-gS ls1sSe' aa ., sn,ss
.ntarS siy iir 'ni spsag %'s're see naea 20 off..i
ard Frrprh Cnrs ea se,s sry m 30. and -rlvrd -
.s,rr. @ 'ee,s gi"'- s,s ~; ;v, ,'', ,.,al
Casters re1 Table soooe. Fors. ~. S.rvoe. vo
\ y. tpTH.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

CREESHoCsK PLANTS AT ArcTios-0S fxiDAr
VI l6lh inst at 10 A. NJ. s No. Joan street. The safe
viii roTpr,ss reneral assorsnnt Of tiogasins
elanta irum Mr.. Louis Ncnsu1. Albooy. NY.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

"A 10 sno- bf sisHs, 70 uft tfga sf fst
IL rfwtlrr IL TN a.f a.t.frf 'Nfe
TIE rui ua saFlts WI seHf.f 'f.r.
reisruirs n o iae o. frr lr..r.
Thee .s.p. fisl~fl 90 rl Fat fffI
AM al sriai -Hn- .s sarrf.la i... tsf.r..
whsa nofrss. ontFn SINE f.fH 1's.aF
Iiis fa'fre sit.ns-f.r.1 b. lls...s arr
Thus. o. 49, he.f~fs h. f.f. o. fs.. l '.s.0
1f- ps.~ti. - saf iitaf. .r l.frf.
COrrs,t bs rtsr. iuliFrfs 20. I.s..s al
And. shuumug error eve a I'd. .i f s.fNe
Al toe shp W l~r fse Hn. a..fa
Past pfr@.ut. ''fiu~ r hna HHfl III
1h~tr saiu - tens ~ trn. .sal.f.
Ia Green sff%f - .-e p. i'H
DIR q. u 8 NN4. 2. y. tpt SifTt~ rFH.,ef
In 80 a. or- 80 al and . et ''.u ff.rf Z"
emit tng-nsiss - ii". fn" Hsrfa..
Travelling k"fnfts e. Ists . 80 . tsln
ulafloes " I-in~sa. artu~as. ffs NH..sre 4'.r
ed ~ ritter, snc osne o. Ofias islOF sif.st.
A sraOLoGr On L. %. AID No. u. BFou..a
~ TOs csn b. coIsi tsi "a AZ slff HHfltf iI.
- oosr.sp mars :. u.,shas ns.s slsins-s, A.
A BUsixEss AsD sfDickb AfgyvYAsT sss
"A has 40 ggs@l % Az %nt ts ~ ~ 70 .fsl 49,
fssss b. snJ D. ON tsfpass lff .s d o.ff 90
fofuNsisp On iost 80 rpfas isrsl 49, - ffea
rrs,tsr fo~ s-flop. s.ss sf 81 vs, ~. - -
srribss fof an dissas. ssa 10 nAttng rrrst rur 90
TITS 20 hnnibax. rYf ds,ss 80 rsh 20 MISS o. ~
vs.f "a ID ttn.ss iigss tnfalhfs ~ sl ~ 70
log frses tao ard ssn 40 rsnf@it - 80. s -
y 80 .ni .ncssh .nnL f.'f gs'-. 80 sstsni ssi'.
only ibs.pss1~at c.sssyasi ~ sttt 80 ssn .-i.f,~
ths ns,st pfDnn~nt eutsHs q 49, rgs. ~ sneil
Bosion and ofhsr citiss Cal sui stisy Ygafs 90
f0 kast ThpusA street, rt~s.a TnifasA IL isLs'n
f,ofrHksrgR-Tgsr AsD rrusy-s rgDfrs,
" b. coasnissd 90 al @rsrs - NE rrr-s sai
future 10 rDonss rs Hfoad-sy. S.S<sls ss-
Hot<f I~tfs ans b. ma
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
r. MAURICE. rus feAL Aaraotoarn -fIt.

~. ~hoaossHi, rot .or hsa~ra sflI ~, ai W.
In and"rtss A4u cato lrfs, slt to
zero thro 10 fr - .lei' sr' f ~ ia.af so.
! a mask H. . lN fir ~ .if l
The l..ngit HdInaf o. fl. IIa..tH Ifaf
and y sh- lasa wnfft rfralu a5frfI.
A Iha ffffrfalfs sffal ~
Vision hi- spy. tsna" 80 -a Aai' rnfI ~ fnt t-
an nt V whru N.T. H.. nHr4
eating of ons's f'IIr
"a }, his tiafieff fsfrf rH esfnrn ffaf.
from "a N tiisF. q. ~ tlesl.Hf .Hftt h1-f.
~ Bfoad Fsg.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
FINANCIAL.

REsIrIA.cEs 70 rnE OLD corsrsr. r.-IArscorr
~ kkyTHkio a co. n ~ru'h sif~st cyains " sfl
Drsfn sAiAbs IN 81 p<ra u Eng aai ffesns. sils"d
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
MILNE X Y.

A CARD ~ ms LADgUs ~ You wASY CHEAP
n s.nns,s - sss Iss..s sys. e.ii on ssas. sisAxcs
vi~n srssS caii ss1 fos yossssa 10 r-csrd V fss
pIoes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-01
Denutv Sheriff Boteler, Of Prince George
! J Il. l To III II

- ha taken back for trial, two negro nleh WIZ
hoa haan arrested in Washington tor the't Oh
,xvo heifers, which turned out TO De the l'io~
,,.rtv n the Hon. Thomas T. Bowie, OF PI1nce
George's The negroes, It appears were the
slaves Of Mr. Bowie, and his ne1ghoor hE' a.
3 Hill, The prisoners confessed their golI'
and expressed desire to 60 back
NJ Milton Whitney, Of Baltimore, IS lnves-
tigating claim for TWO millions OF ool's1S
made against the Z. S. government by certain
4,orsons IN New York. The claim grows out
ii an alleged contract, made by postmaster
General Hubbard IN 1858, and certain o'peE
PERSONS for the benefit Of the Mexican Ocean
Mail and Transit Company, for the carrying Of
tbe mails between New Orleans and San Fran
cisco, through Mexico, by way Of Vera Cruz
and Acapulco.
At Georgetown, considerable sales OF real
estate have Just been made by Thomas OoWl-
ing. auctioneer. The large first class residence
corner Of Green and Gay streets has been sold
10 John z. Carter for $1,000.
Ex-Governor Pratt and Colonel Nicholson,
Of the party Of gentlemen arrested few days
since in Ann Arundel county, Md, upon the
charge Of having refused to take the oath OF
allegiance to the &. s., upon the occasion OF
the recent State election, were last evening
sent South by way Of Fortress Monroe, not to
return during the war, "under the penalty OF
being treated as spies
4 Washington telegram informs us that
much difficulty still attends the reception OF
Intelligence from the Army Of the Potomac,
there being no reg ular means Of Communication
with Washington It is added that It IS not
known that the j. S. Government has any IA
cilities superior to private enterprise
On Saturday morning three persons were
discovered at Quantico Greek, with white
flag, and they were taken off. One Of them
proved to he an escaped Federal prisoner,
uanled Mortimer Thaw, and the others strag-
glers who were unable to find their regiments,
The new steam gunboat ''Eutaw," which
has been lying at the Washington Navy Yard,
for several months past, is now nearly ready
for sea.
A Cairo telegram Of the Goth ultimo states
that frauds upon the y, s. Revenue Depart
ment TO large amount have been recently
discovered at that place, and several Of the
parties implicated have been arrested Among
ghem is Mai. Devasse, the chief clerk Of one Of
she principal shipping houses in Cairo and
leading operator Of the sn ugglers The lossto
the u. S. Government Is already reported to
be $500, 600
The Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield
county. Ohio. ir the case Of Dr. Edison B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-01
EDUCATIONAL,

rTVHE duties Of MISS ELLEN Marks
L SCHOOL, were resumed or TI7loj,AT
the 10Th ofSEPTEMBER. parti.nIar attant;a =
viii be given to the Bg.En.STAhY BsAS tc11p&s
as the only sure h..se tor future improve
ment. 1t IS dcolrable that all the pupil,
as tar as rlacticable, should be present at
re or:.nlng Of the school Terms, for o.
biography, Reading, Geography: Grammar,
from five to seven dollars per term Of ten weeks
Music and French at Professor; $ charges
The School is pleasantly situated on King
street, n 0. 214, between Columbus and Alfred
oct ~ eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-01
GLISH GERMAN DAY-SCHOOT,

Y7NGLISH AND GERMAN DAY-SCHOOL
T. ALEXA VA.-The English and
German day-school, under the direction Of
Prot r. T. Hunt, is IN operation since last
Monday, October 5tb, inst.
Parents and Guardians who wish to give
their children thorough education in al sls
common branches, generally taught in English
and German schools, are respectfully invited to
send them to tl:at school at PHOENIX Hall, cor
ner Of King and Royal strets, second story
The Committee.
j. KLEIN.
oct T-tf Il. 4. HAL LIZ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-01

DROF, r. F. HUNT respectfully informs
/ the public, that he is prepared to give pr~
vate lessons on the Piano, Melodean, Violi1
and Guitar also, in the modern languages
(French and GERMANY drawing, &c. For par
ticu]ars, apply at the German Drugstore, cor
ner Of Prince and Fairfax streets. nov 9-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-01
PROF. LOUIS NUNDRAM NJ ,no
cEIERRATED HERB MEOlClNEo,

Nov for the first time lntroducto 49, ' e.
~ country, have been success55u ~ ue 81 ~
+wantvsix Years in Germany, and the resi- u w <
eone and are particularly efficient IN Tn cure =.
alt chronic diseases. They are imported uiis as
~ this mort by the undersigned, ana tAe s eni
ciencv and safety can be relied upon "1'' oo1'
1oe3 EGET rAG3 e PILLS and POWDBp.5;o %,
tba hesf hlood surviving medicine "s's,ant: .s.a
uneouulled for the cure OF letter, asthma
Headache Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in the
Breast and Sides :1potteu Fever, Chllls ana
Fever, Dyspepsia ,,crofula, Salt Rheum Gan
Ger, Jaundice, Bilousness, Eruptlons OF the
Skin, Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Erysipelas, SWe !!
ings, Open Wounds, Cholic, and III tact All a.
seases caused by impure BLOOD or Imperfect
PR Ee5l wUNDRAMs RHq ! I;:c1; G
POWDERS, 8 sure cure for al RheumaIlc
complaints. Gout in particular' ,n,x
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EP1LEPI1C ~ W
EDY, the only safe and rellaple GemtoS l0S 'll0
PROF. WUNDRAM'S VEGETABL -
Elixir, an Invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma. Biliousness, Pain IN the Breast, Cough,.Dy
sentary, Red and White Flux, Headache, Dlar-
rhea, Cramp Cholic, &c: nn, np.,
pleasant and wholesome beverage, for SICK and
convalesccnts also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted with nervousness. >,,x
PROF. WUNDRAM' TAPE WORM
EXTERMINATOR.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply to r..
I45 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between St. Asaph and Washington SITS.
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also by ISAAC ENTWl SIZE,
"a King ST., Alexandria. "a.
And =. I. PAUL., No 81, Prince ST.,
my 23-tf Cor. Fairfax. Alexandra, ' 3.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-16
Esg They have spunky women in Ban

eJ They have spunky women in Ban.
gor, Maine. One of them, Mrs. Hiram
L. Leonard, has lately been on hunting
excursion, travelling IA miles on snow
shoes, with the mercury nearly 80 degrees
below Zero She succeeded in shooting
large bull moose weighing nearly 900 lbs.
Some time previous to this exploit, with
her girl, little boy and four dogs, she
chased a caribou on the ice six miles,
when the dogs ran him into an open place
where he was drownded, nothing being
obtained as trophy but little Of his
hair The twelve miles down river and
back were made in four hours.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-16
O'er the rough Rocky Mountains I'd crawl,

O'er the rough Rocky Mountains I'd crawl,
To the Oregon country I'd go;
Nor think ii a hardship at all;
Could find you again carding tow.
But why am living SO long,
And why all these sorrows endure;
All, why am writing this song.
When my troubles it never can cure.
My pleasures were long ago fed,
There is nothing on earth worth my stay
So might as we'll wish myself dead.
And under the turf laid away.
But when l am on my death bed,
When my bosom shall heave its last sigh;
o, place your hand under my head,
Just raise it, and then let me die.
The last word speak shall be this:
why did you, your true love forsake ?"
will print on your cheek then kiss,
And then you may see my heart break.
For I'm now in my seventy-fifth year,
And my love is as firm as at first;
My eye can as quick shed tear.
And my heart is as ready to burst.
Oh Gratia, had you been my wife.
l could wish my sweet life to prolong
But now l could wind up my life.
As cheerful as close up my song.
For when am laid in the tomb,
Not wave shall roll over my breast;
And my Gratia will soon to me come,
And there we together shall rest,
Till Gabriels loud trump rends the skies.
When immortal new life shall be given
Then we both together shall rise,
And dwell both together in heaven.
Or if she were sentenced to hell
With birthstone and fire round her head,
Oh then might be there as well
With embers and Goals for my bed
Ed leave the bright mansions above,
For the regions of darkness and Woe
There I'd search out and be with my love,
Could find her in He'll carding tow.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-16
THE VERMONT CAVALRY FIGHT.

Mr.. Walton writes from Washington
on the 4th inst. as follows:
am able now to give an authentic
account of the late lamentable affair of
our cavalry with Mosby's Company. On
the 3lst ult Maj. Taggart learned that
Mosby was at Drainsville, and ordered
Capt. Flint, with detachmcnts from Com
panies A, B, g and D, to go out and cap
ture him. Accordingly, Capt. Flint pro-
ceeded to execute the order. He struck
Mosby's trail above Drainsville, and fol
lowed it to Broad Run, coming up with
the enemy in that vicinity. Our men
charged, when part of the enemy re,
served their fire until the two parties came
two close quarters, when they poured in
deadly fire, which broke our ranks, and
at the same time the balance of the enc
my charged, before our men could rally
1t is true that the reserve failed to give
support, although that fact is not stated
in the report, which l have seen.
Our loss was as follows
Rtled-Capt. Flint, Lieut.. Woodbury.,
and private John Reed,
Wauuded-Lieut. Gront (t is feared NOR
tally,) Lieut. Holden and II privates
Missing-Lieut Sawyer and S3 privates
Total, l0e
Among the privates wounded are Eph
rain Paddock (supposed mortally) and
Mr.. Brewster, severely, both of Craftsbury
Of those reported wounded, two have
since died, and two more are supposed tt
be mortally wounded. l have not th'
names. Probably Mr.. Paddock is one O
the four.
1t is remarkable fact that the heavi
est loss, except in officers, was in Capt
Beans reserve Of one hundred men, Wit
in their retreat ran into party of Mos
by's men, and we're badly used. 1t woul,
have been safer had Bean advanced to tn
support of Flint's attack, instead of re
treating The enemy pursued our re
treating forces, but were fought at ever
good opportunity by Lient. Woodbury.
with such men as he could rally, dis
tance of about eight miles, and to poin
within two miles of our camp at Vienna
at which point Woodbury. was killed. Q
course it was Lieut.. Woodbury's bod
I (not Grout's) which was embalmed ye.
terday. Tbc report adds that several
the enemy were killed and many wound
ed.
Our force was 1876. and that Of th
enemy 80. Capt Flint attacked with 3
men against the whole rebel force, an
his men fought bravely hand to hand q
long as it was possible for force SO III
equal to do SO, and at last retreated su
lenly. The reserve under Capt. Bea
numbered 100 men--a force amply suf
cient to rescue Flint and capture the en-
my, If Bean had attempted II. Whe
.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-16

ca Byron Mead of starksboro, hung
himself on Sunday, March Goth. He had
been partially insane for number Of
years, aud had just returned from. al. in
sane asylum. His ago was abmv'3ay sms
ho leaves wife.