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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
" Amen said the o,be, ;

And the Northener spa is, ,er'eo.
husky whisper, for the e"o. ho~, d 7,
ing men were glazing fast 70 u tled,
I'VE have fought like br.x,
gether. Let US forgive each ~ mon
The Southeaer tried to so o.4sr'
sound died away ii car p1a1 ! oa'1,
white lips; but he took thu 81 9. IRON b,
fallen foe, and the stifFsning 4 a"ad ofa
ed tight over It, and bis last ,o a1s5e's els
OF t5rgisnoss and peace AMI ,Ta Vas %.
next mornings sun walked ' NJ. @ y, d,
stairs of the dawn. touched y The %.
look Looked ID; dS~ n,: aud saw two tos. pax
ether blythe stream which -, -. 9sa
the battle field. T'o cIo,s
And the little gnI with ,o,1.
that watched under the plum, t,a. u,
The hiI's Of New Hampsfira" .,, anu,
tie girl with bright brown 5,; .aa ilo&
ted -by-the-reses -among FL. uni 7aa
Georgia were father!ess '' i'a'c' q
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

re- An old lawyer was giving 'a.S.
to his son, who vas just entering uY@
the practice of bis fathers profess.
"My son." said the counsellor, ~
have Il case where the law is clear!
your side but justice seems to be aga. .,
you, urge upon -the jury the vasl ID. =,
tanco of sustaining the law. Il o. !. :,
other hand, you are in doubt a'o9' ), = :,
law. bat your clients case is tou1l ~,
justice. insist on the necessity o. u ,u :
Justice, though the heaveas fall :,
asked the son, "how shall nlao's =,
case where both law and ]us0c' -
against me '"-"In that case, Iny w.
talk round it, talk round it,"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

Re" Snow has fallen in Kentucky to
the dept b Of eighteen inches on level,
blocking up the railroad, dc. This is the
greatest fall of snow ever known in that
State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

@- The newspapers of your party
are perfect nuisance said politician to
his opponent. That's just what horse
thieves think Of sheritfs," replied the
other.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

EF"IFalloa, my little man saw
gentleman from a window in the s'T g,.,
story of his country mansion 10 a. !,
urchin passing by, who was ga1r ,:,s.i
with much apparent wonder = her,
YOU think there is little heaven W
don't you, bub r. .rrh.dpi
I "Well, yes sir, l should, # } : ~; b.
seen the devil stick bis head ca' 81 ;"
w;r6ow -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

Gg- That is a touching complaint
made in soldiers letter of the coffee as
"unmitigated beans"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

H- The Maine Legislature has auth,
orized the suspension eff specie payments
IL that state until Jan, 18th. 1864.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

DE A Frcnchman said of Shaks-
peare-'Ven you find angling you no
understand, it is always somezing fine"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

G- Is the name Jack Tar for a
sailor derived from the Latin Jactari, to
be tossed about!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
House of Deleeates.

"EDSESuAGI beCSuOet - AoSS'
Prayer by Rev. s. r. Dawson, member
from Richie.
Mr.. LAxB from the Conference Commit
tee on the Assessment bill III, no. 9s)
submitted q report, bat upon the report
having been taken m. aud an omission
therein discovered, hNd it reeommitted.
de also from the Judiciary Committee
reported bill lot 1873 sectiOus) further to
regulate the powers and duties of justices
aud eOnstAblss.
Mr.. RCPHNEu made IL report from the
Finance Committee on the Senate amend
ments, to bill II No. 1851 tor the rollec-
lion of taxes.
The report was afterwards taken up ard
all the Senate's amendments to the bill
agreed to except the 9th, Is h., aud l6tb1
the 81 and 18th with amendments. 4
!. The House WaS informed OF the paGsagt
OF the bill tor the relief az WIN z AItlAaas.
and the bill prescribing taxes "a lieeHsei
the latter with numerous atnendmeuts.
Referred. $50
The bill relating to money aud interest
was put upon its passage aud rejected.
The following bills were passed to en-
grossmeut:
No. l52, TO provide tor the relief of the
families OF soldiers.
No. 1853, providing for the appratsment
Of certain property aud
No. l54, to require bond from County
Treasurer aud Clerk Of the Board Of Super
visors.
The House adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
A CARD.

rTNHH undersigned have entered into eopaEtneT.
Il ship under the style Of CAMPBELL CALD-
WE'LL CO., for the purpose Of conducting the
fnGnnfletura aud sale Of STOVES and the FOUNDRY
budDen generally; and also the msa1iastuTe and
sale Of TIN, COPPER AND sHEET-IRON WARE,
wholesale and retail.
We have puTchAssd the EA6LE Iron FOUNDRY
and are nos operating Il, aud AlsD hAye on haDd an
assortment ct stoves, GFstes, HOllOw-WaEe. &eg
comprising the best patterns IN use; we Invite at
tSntiOp eSieciSIly ~ our COOKING STOVES, Of
which Ne have patterns for both Wood aud Coal
that We can recommend and warrant to give entire
In the dera4tusep. Of Tia. cspPsr and shsst-Irou
Ware We are amply prepared tot th. trAEsAettOh u
large business. Our hetllties for the mAnut1etuEe
Of work In this line are such that Ge can hll all
orders with dispatch.
Having the advantage OF IhnEuugh practical skill
aud long e1pRSsnes In the branches Of 6usness and
mann faeturs above mentioned, shall endeAVOF TO
merit and hope to receive literal share Of PatFOn'
Warehouses at No. 10 NAiu street. near Baltimore
Depot, and 1t No. l61 Main street, above UntOn.
ROBT. CAMPBELL,
B. ?. CALDWELL,
nOV0Stf JOSEPH BILL.
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WEST VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


WEDNESDAY, December ~ 1000
A message from the House announced
that Il had agreed to the amendments OF
the Senate 70 the bill TO incorporate the
Sandy Valley Coal Railway Company, that
it had agreed to the report OF the Confer
ence Committee on the bill to authorize
the kanaWhs Board to borrow money aud
that 1t had passed the bill authorizing the
publication of 40 extra number Of copies
Of the laws Of the State.
Mr., MAxWELL reported back the Dill 10
continue the stay law in the county OF
Kanawha, with a recommendation that II
pass Mr BechtOl moved to insert the
counties Of Berkeley, Jefferson, Hampshire
Hardy and pendleton. The mouon was
adopted. Also an amendment Of Mt. Ma.
han for the protection Of adjoining conn
ties, when the bill was laid upon the table.
MIR BRowH made report from the COu.
ferCucr Committee On the bill tor the as
sessmeut of taxes which report was
adopted.
Mr. ATEIXsOS reported back the bill In
relation TO the Superintendent and Com
missionets OF schools, and the distribution
of the capilatiOn tax for 1862 ,, with AN
amendment.
The bill was read a third time and passed
Mr. SrEvESsoH offered a resolution re-
uueSNuk luz w
| Claims 10 inquire into the expectancy Of
increasing the per centum now paid to
sheriff = Tor The collection OF taxes ia those
counties disturbed by the rebellion. -
Adopted.
Nr. BROWN made report from the FL
nance Committee recommending approPrI-
atious for the payment Of the commission
ers appointed to visit the Western LunattC
Asylum and the clerk OF the military com
mittee. The report WAS accepted.
Sir. COPLEY presented the memorial OF
certain heirs Of Vim. G. Duseubury, of Ca
bell county, praying the passage OF an act
to relieve the estate from taxation, owing
to great losses by Are and rebel depFeda-
tiOus. Referred.
Mr.. PHELPS offered resolution instruct
lug the committee on Courts OF Justice tC
enquire into the expediency of extending
the stay law until the first of March next
The resolution was rejected.
The consideration OF the bill to coutinn'
in force the stay Law in the county OF hH
uawhA was resumed, and after beinl
discussed at some length WAS rejected.
The Senate bill authorizing the news
papers OF the State TO publish the puLiI,
acts Of the present Legislature, provided
the cost OF such publication does not ex-
coed $40, was read second time.
Several amendments were offered, pend
ing the discussion OF which the hOur 0tNd
tournament arrived.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

THERE seems to DO no room to doubt
that there Is strong Union sentiment Ia
Arkausas. Indeed, radical opinions pre-
vail in some paris of the State, aud cores
pondeuts tell us that the people would re-
| ioice at the utter extinction of slavery,
| which they regard As the cause of the re-
bellion. A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette
says;
"The desire to be rid of slavery is al
most universal with the nOn-slAVe gliding
class, and is also shared by many Of the
owners of slaves. They see that 1t has
been the cause OF all their troubles aud
may continue to he so in the future, and
they desire to do away with It. The po-
litiCal leaders, some Ofrthem sincere men,
while others are only seeking TO go with
the current, are falling in with this senti.
meut and are using it as the keynote Of
their operations. "A return to the Union
without slavery is their motto. Union
meetings in Little Rock get up an enthusi-
Asm on the question, aud the measure is
everywhere received with favor"
In every slave State In which the power
OF ths rebellion has been broken, this re.
verse Of sentiment of the slavery question
the natural and inevitable product of
wars reactiDs aud reyolutiOuizius intiu.
euees-ts rapidly msuitesttpg itself Eve
ry true patriotic heart as we'll as every
christian aud humane heart, rejOices 10 IL,
and demands policy which shall stimulate
aud eaSehtase. The change. The spirit
which we call cOPperheadism is most re-
pulstvely manifested 10 It's counter dispO.
sttion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

THE foreign aiplomaests at Washington
are said to consider the occupation OF
Brownsville BY Banks as one OF the most
important successes of the war, aud calcu.
lated to lead to most important cOusequen.
ces in our foreign as well as domestic re.
IAtion. 1t is considered as certain to bring
the new French professions ON this eOnti-
uept to bead: -
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WISHART'S TAR Cordial

WILL pOsis4ssly eass Tie f,llS~iae dissAss.-
w C0asamptian, e ~ bsgoa4l hs pogsF q ned.
faina, InAEa1Gtioa q the a1gs .E0Fs TAFoat
and EFaasI. BI0lGhtis, islhma. Pos, GTsEEi, sd
anflIlfnE RSnS1y Ia EenaIs Colpllluta.
Or. Wishartss Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il IT, Oay vital pEiaspSA tie PIBs Tree. ohtAlnsd
b. pseiAr pG0eSa IN the distiIlSti01 Of the tAE.
81 Wkieh the highest mSaietnal properties are ~
Isl th. nsd,ris- ,has surss vs,s all others have
I Tss s SsRPE.E 4 4as so .sBI.1,
ne Crest Remedy NJ OaSslPtiOs.
EAF GEplf Rele5SJOr CSlSs1PtiSa-
Ian eoas:susly EoosiViug such ssrtsaeases - he
d. WIsHAH5-Doar Sir: I haA vsry drSsdhaI
eoaEh aoA s1Es throat iOr One yeaE, md ny Uhois
SyGEsn WAs Est giving way, a03 rs pEOstEatsd
"a ny be 9Th bGt lttlS hops Of EooOVsEinE. Ny
disease bAaled the pOT0r Of AL Dsdtct1ass and II
shnFG titna must have a1e " ny grave. b1fs t1G1k
God, ny dGlGht9r t1+l1E UUul4 Dog EesG uutla ne
W0at % your store, Ne. ~ EOTth sseo04 streSl ao
related The ea1s @ yea, purchased oDo b0ltle q
Soar Pfns lee Tar Cordfll. and ] oonms8os1 y
1ss L. and In week much better, and a4tsE
UatnE tkree BOTTLES Al Psrfsetly YELL SoodsF "a
al ny frSa1s, flT thsy Al PTOlOuaeod Ne PaSteaE
Pahlish ny ease u yO8 tlGf6k PEoPeg-
REREcCR HAMILTON.
10. 1S41 Wayne street, FhllAdapha-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
FOR SALE.

- DESIRABLE REAL RsTATE, situated on
~ Market street, Centre Wheeling; Two lots are
fskbotWesu First and IaTshSh SSToSts' a1d one
betVeen First and BeoOud Second streets Upon
said property there are siI good dwelling houses
land ali occupied. VIII Be sold toEether, % y
this property WOnld prove = paying investment
~ P''''S"'''' HAHSIBAL FORBES, Esa,
dses.9v l50Ik Fourth street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

A Washington correspondent writes -
ga gentleman who il believed to enjoy bis
confidence, expresses the opinion that Mr.
Lincoln has, as far as any man can have, a
grammatical aud coherent plan, compact in
his own mind, for the adjudication Of the
great questions which will arise puder the
final paeidcatiOu of this great trouble as
he calls the rebellion
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

Justice ofths Rsaee.
Dated 9t thb dayG .lss
ISOTE 1.-The nESg eEFttneAta mus BE sIEnEd By
the parent making the eleetIOu. And he ssoInI 81
tWO respectable ettBsns CbaA9B OfGElssl EusIIaafs
Of TIE t0Un. county. o. district In uhh The psFs1AG
reside and SWuTn g bsiare . magistrate. IN case
the fsthGT = deceased thu ootHe8ts b % b GElsd
BY the mother and the tet q TIE fsthsFu dsith .
% b stated b TIE possonseoEtitytagl
MOTH S.-Iht8 eeFttnelte = 70 - uHst OnlW n
os9 where the t1e0r q the peTs0u ellimlng GXeDp-
to0 - setday neee1ATy - TIE support Of TIE Per
sODs dsPelde0t % hin. ne eEellptt1n does nj
apply In easas where there - Olets1t pFupsEty 70
t1g The income can bs Transacted - asoatS t0stooa
he ISSsd Il Knsollu..ss b, ~. c.,,.,...,.,,,
DlslFIA glI - Il EsAAiASSs - GIlssA - cs-S a
the above Character daily, from 10 . u A. 4. 40
tFOn % ) P. y, - thstT oGhss % o9l1ey street..
REM y. S10EE,
Pro. NSF. AAd Pres. Boafa % R1l1Ilnsat.
WI. D. SMITH,
Commis1io1ar Of Beard q RlFulirR1f,
H0BE- ~. HAZLEF1,
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PRoTosT MGHSHAIs 0EElcL
lsE pEsE. sEAIE - WEYAI
WnEHIISes " Va SOVsObeE Soth, ts81.
PUBLIC NOTICE

. heEeby giysn that aSy psysoa pTossnttag . ths
esptabts - TsTlii, AeooTdRg - spFess1t FllllE
g AeesPtabtlity - applsd BY tbe Provost Marital
GsaeEAfs haFoAa, shAll receive Prent1zs tolI0ss
Isl. TOr Al aeesPtaa recruit. Sho nay - shOsn
% The boAFA y have ssFV9 - lsast ios uaaths =
eAlse thA1 liability . pgSnfan Oft18.
Nd. Dor Al aeoapte4 roeTuit, Wi1hout tha military
recruits have eseu asVsFe1 - tie EeaeFAl rs11sl-
yO1s a. Nhesllng. wa ThSosVsr he parAun Wka
furnished lhe Eeerlita aAAl prOSs1t - Tie
0aieer - Wheeling eaTtlanats tFOm ths Bad thEf
the FeeEutta nGloS4, an4 L. Nhs1a ~ elals pFanF-
ome were eeeSptsd SD regularly Snisas1, toesthsr
With esRtlaeaAe EHn thS CosBGaal1taJr oAiesr -
TIE genetAl EeHde1Vo11 q WhaAlEng y. Va thS4
me sald recruits have aetlay besa received e =
- RRsTONR,
...,.,,P Pm Mar. and Pre- HoAra ofElIollnsaL
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as-A sAVINo OF so PlsIl CRNT.-Gi
Notice to Aged 4 Inflrm Parents

HEAD0EAaEHRs, OgEIcE Pn0VusT MARslAL,l
1sT pLsTRtcT WEST VEBsEN1Ap
WaEEITSs, S0Vea.bsr -, 1888
CECFION u the EnTOlmeut Act pTD1tdes that
. when their arr tWO OF mOrr ugns % sgd o. tn
nTn parents Subjeet Gran, The tAFhsT, OTs u be ~
dad the mother, msy sIset Witch 80 shall be s1-
vmPt.
tiun must b made before the dTatt, In OE1sr thSt
the name Of the son elected nay b StEieken fOo
the roll.
ne following the required esrtteeatas. thanks
Of which viii b furnished fFOa thts Oesee:
EEoNa So
CyttGGaEs Of P1yIlr tAgf " or GAs darn Ons Of
ma or ACT IOlg GHelPkds
1, the subscriber, the father Tor nOtbsrlof
ana h.r:Sy seTty Iha, an a-.d - nTm M s6 q
nom tie oPorsiins Of fhs ait q CasrSss sfsE e.
rolling and calling out the nati0nal G0rcsa 4e ap
proved March ., ISIS.
We the Subscribers, do hereby certify that The
above named - agOd and tnnTm, and depGB6e1T
on the labor q sOust for S1pPoTt.
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BLREDING OF THE LUN8s,
BLEEOING OF TIE LUNGS.
REApFHE FOLLOWING.

Dr. WfsnART-Sir: / Tsturu ny grateful tbahks
fF tn disepVsEy ~ hlEe uEa1S IN mlkinS s1-1i-
eins that yin G1iO IDlS1lmgliO8 - ~ GDUgs Sd
Liver O0DplaiBt Whs1 gOEDsoers - ~ yOuE
ny grave. bad bSs1 fVT = length q tine sPltting
bio0d, and WOald At tisaes V0miGlt.
My Phydefans (tDF ] sDPi0yed tuO) PrOoO11eod
Ne IlEf cure: bot ny sisfeT hld uSsd yO1r Pine
Tree Tar CUTdiSl, Uhieh did hsT u0eh goo4s that
she PREVAILED on Ne - . last TesOlEea, % Try ~
and. thaDk God, eummeDeud 70 uee e. hsSs
taku1 GWelTo bottles, sd ~ perfectly earods sd
IN EoS8y sad WtIiIDs thsS aay PsEson that = sisk1
HhOuld Gal1 Ne, Hn1 Wti tell tbED Wha4 yeas
Cordial bas dOne SsE All ny Htends 6s4 bRigh-
bIEs we're utterly as1OnIsbed at ny spoe4y Gs41En
% huAlth; foE they had sven ne vO1it btood IN :
SIT every peFBO6 Ghat b slHrEt1g WBs 70 know
Rsgpsctfully. JOHS VERDtA,
CSeAss = IN door, sbOVe Richn03a -.
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FOR SALE.

CSOEL LAND AID BOILING MIL SIZE Hss-
" ate8 be3oW Bs1U1o60l H. Ohi0 TtVlE, og1taio-
an1 EEty-tg0 aeEas ed: thsIa11sE b U1d5llF6Sl
An ODs1ing en- ~ nd e Tl1 Oaat - ABd = ~
III esBtsE - tie plsesl - e Gbs EtVoE. I6sEs y
Gi80 SD laldilE IS ~ EiV0E fEu1s- Tbe 49, >
Oftbe EssS SuaIily fE ellEiVssi0o- goT esE9s ste-
go - epPosias = ca -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

Justice Of the Peace
fNMS i.-rhs irst esrtiseSte aIuss Ie sigDs4 By
The paFent making ths eIsetigu. and The ste0ld -
two respectable GitiIs0s (heAs Of tatasl Tesds1ss
Of the town. county, district IN Ubeh tbs Pesons
reside aud sworn 70 before = Magistrate. In eaSe
~ fairT Is deesAsed the eoEtldaS9s y % be signed
Is be STATED By the Psrsoss esrtttytes.I
TSOSB 2-Thts esEtiAeats b - be nsea oaly ID
sls.s here the tabag Of the pefsoa claiming sNenp-
ton u actually Necessary foI tie supPOI Of The pr
sons dSpGndsnt on him. ThS eEompttOo does not
apply 10 easss where theFs y sueisOt pEUpsIty q
ViSld sappOFt and the Boe0s8AFy bua0a8s Tor collect
Ing the iIeOms can be transacted By sgsnts trastess
or the Iks.l
me hard Of EnrolInGnt tOE this cgBsTessiOaSl
District will be In readiness u attsna 20 eaAes q
the above chaEaetSF dsily, frOm 10 % y A. y. and
from go P. N.S ~ their Olises In eFafso1-
Pro. Mar. S0a PFs.. BOArd q EeroLL.asnt.
JE-sE TETEb.
Commissioner o. Board q EnFOllmsnt.
EAML. KELLY.
der4S4 surgeon q board e EnEOllnsnt.
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a Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.
AaE PAat n. JOIa H BsIesek asEg.


No. 1Ues OLTVBG GFHEEE
Rhtls1elbhtl, Ja11GEy -, tsGG
d. WEHABF-sir: u 70 With uuch pIeaS1T0 ia
Am 1oE Ab3s - tn41em yOa Ghat, y tAs ~ Z
yOlr GraSt AmsFieAa nysbepsiA PIIia / have -
e0tifOlT elTe1 q that MT distressing o1uplai1i
DyHpep1As have b6g1 gTlggulIlV aliefa1 IN n
la1t tUouty eight yOEFa a16 Tar Ten years e thst
tine h9vO not bes1 me- fTOD ~ pm G1s Uask e .
tina h8EB b24 % - IT, guTss f1Eul, anH hagg
GsaSSed % uOsE miserable sEistsnce-in pa4n Asy
and niEht- EyUEy Etn1 81 foO5 tlss sc &lIs6 Ne
WIN u1ld sd pain, q n1ttGFO1 nj hOB usht, -
n0W allAlIGho qu1lngy- 4 OuD1t1u91 b6lshIlg Wls
SlFe % tallOg. I'D % appetite G5E any ktnA e
DsAfs ShAtPvGIS SOD NJ dlSlFe8 49, - EFult t0F
several DOnths bef1FV heaEj - yOuT PIlis ttle I
treTUsatly WtaSP6 G0F dassh, ] 6a1 tlE0n SToTT-
thing thaE h1A hSAEa - ~ Dyspspsia, vtIHo1s
faeetVing a1y booe4f; hat SOiT Piiis SsInE No
GlA1s1ds4 e Ne ~ 0os cts ha1 bOsn card ~
thens el1ell4ed - dive then . tFlal, althoagh /
I'D - fGtt1 b thsS- ROuy aSt0ntlhmsuG ES1aA
Uyss1 gotti1g esttsP bstoTe ha1 tAksn Ons-GIlFth
q . baEs sol A1bsT tsEinE sbalT bOE, 81 ussI
2GH. SD e11 sGt GlSEhfaS I 0fab. 80 slI0y .
ba1Ety nal thISs tiDus Day, Utiho1s fnr1iSs.
ntsoos tEom anytht1g SBt - dTiuk II 20 think
pFgpsES - 80 - HoaTty 90 ulks Ms I1blla -
reiar . "a IN Ch8sFi6Iy eve an 1sslElbls -
t5ID1fim 8a1y 60 Uha mlT Gll@ua
I0lrlFulUG1llIt John u uADullE.
Price, per Bees, 0ae Dollar.
Ssut - ALI e. rsoslpt ofShs psies b
LOGAN. LEI 4 CO.
81 I'll LOAN q GO
1888 WhsslIes, AEssf q wee 49,.
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S75 no $50 PEE MONTH.

4 HI LTTELB GIANT sEgISe llAeaISE Co1-
1 PANH Ua8f ~ AEegt - eseb CSlnty = sol,e1
sersW driver an1 sEIEA 6osflaA We Will pAy . ~
aEAl alaEy sd Szps1seB q give ilEEs o1D@ia2A
Fer particulars, t1EnH, etc. sDEloss stnGp. "a
- drnuan a.n1AE.I - III r -. 80.
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Iris reported 10 Paris that Lord Pal.
merston will soon pay . visit to the Empe.
ror Napoleon At Compiegne, and that he
will'thers meet King Victor Emanuel, who.
Il 10 known, has accepted the Invitation
sent 70 him.
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Dried Peachesl Dried Peaches!
Grass Seeds.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
20 DIs1. S1ATE - WEsT Va.
0RAyFos, W. Va, DeeembST l. u
PUBLIC NOTICE

7 = hereby given that aay FeSOH presenting 70 the
Il Board Of EnEOllmeDt for this DiatEict man &C.
ceptabls recruit according to the present ruling
Of aOceptabilty a. applied By the Provost NsEshal
GsnsrGPS BurcAu, Slall receive premiums sfOllOWs,
to Wit;
LIST. For an accepted recruit, Who may be sh Wu
to the Board to have served Al ISAst nine mOnths
soldier, and been hODOrBbty dIsehaTged Cor other
cause than dia4bility.D premium OF SIS
snd. ROr accepted recruit, without the military
qualification above specified, premium Of Stb
The premiums % be p d ~ soon ~ the accepted
recruits have been delivered ~ the gebUTal TendeSr
VOuS aI Wheeling. ". Vs. wherever the person Who
furnished the recruits shall % the DiseursD
OnceE At wheeling eertineets fEO1 the Board th,t
the recruits named, and tor whom be claims PTemi-
nuns, accepted an IeGulaTly sulisted, together
with a certificate from the Commanding OfBeeF ~
the general rendezvous ~ wheeling. ". Va, that
the same Teerut- have actually been received ~ hs
JAMES RVANS,
PrO. Mas. and i'res- board Of EHFOli'n-sa
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TAR CORDIAL. TAR COKDIAIs
TAR CORDIAL TAB COHDIAIE
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Mr. Ward slys: "DF. WIsHABE-sIT: I hAA Bron-.
eAffIa InaamtaaGicn q the Lanes, ShoEtB.a1 Of
BEoath anA PAlpltafton % tie heart IN tbsIE WoESt
foFuls; had bSen tTeale1 BY seVErll e the DoSt
eminent physicians h Rhtls6elphiA, bat thSg egad
noE stop thS rapid e0aEss q ny disease. SD hAd
dasualEed Of ever being restored - health UaA
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fFoS Tar Cordial 80 hlEhlT T1s01DeD1rt - De b
. fI5aoA; tTisA u and Al thAakfal % eag thAt-
amer using fOlE large. AB4 ols aDan bottle ] Uas
restored % peTfeeE hsalth Yea eao give rstaIoaee
70 ny hOuss. 80. 06s =. Eoc1D1 stEssi, - ny
OHee q RsesiVer % TAEUs, fru8 ~ % ?. = !,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For SAFE.

MY HOUSE AND HALF LOT % John street
MI bStWeen Rifth and Sixth streets, Sith g3od
StSfle aud carriage house attached. Oeeupatioa
Eiyen on the hrst q April next k0T taTtner tn'0t'
nation apply 70 ne, ~ the Post u14ee. ,,,,,-, =
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DYSPEPSIA.
s:.. I Ssss s"i DS:R.Ef Put

GFrat American DysPepsia Pan.
WsDyay Wlth saIsty thsf uibsty cases cot VI
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q ambirl0n and hgpg. emAArulltG8 aDd uu1tI
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% gsclA1s q every aehOSl thSt IN D.. Wissgt's
b. VI haTt has IFussr,I 10 tie ps-s Eveuty ysaTS,
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o ms6o p6TfseG c1Ea. o8mbsF e he shove
e4ses had ers1 tEoatsd b. tie most smioelt pAys-
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LOST.

OS Monday evening. November SOth, sOmeGheEe
Z between the MO0FOe HOuss aud 9gage blSSa'
NTH shon on the Bethany Pike, az OIL CIoth CaI'
nd Sack, eontaIning LAdys Cloth Cloak sno etnsS
female apparel The finder will ee h0eEs!y "
WRrded BY leaving Il at the M2nT0e Hone q
ron Gate east Of this city on the National Eoaa:
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