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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05
Our Apology.

Our entire force was engaged day
and night throughout last week IN
preparing tickets, circulars, poll
books, &c, for the election. Conse-
quently we were unable to make the
usual weekly issue of our paper.
As this is our first failure our pa
irons will pass it by.
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ga Look for your bills this week
They will be found enclosed IN the
MoNrrcR, and are made out from the
date of the subscription to the end
of the year, Feb. 18th.
Don't forget to settle before the hol-
i6ays
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DELICATE CHILDREN.
Literary Men, Students,
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Friends OF Soldier.

We call the attention Of eli having relations o.
friends in the srmy 70 the fact that "HOOP-
LANDS GERMAN BTrfER5" win cure nine
tenihs Of the diseases induced BY exposures AID
privations incident to camp life. In the lists,
published almost daily In The newspapers, on tie
arrival Of The ick, Il will b noticed that very
large proportion are sunkring from Debility
Every case Of that kind can Be readily cured By
Hooaaads German BMers.
We have no hssitatioa in stsing shst II thsss
Btters were freely used among our soldiers, hum
dreds Of lives might b saved that otherwise
would be lost.
The psopriston are daily receiving thankful
letters from su6efen In the army and hospitais,
who have been restored 10 health BY the uss Of
these Btters, SEAT to them BY tbsir friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFgITsi
See that the signature Of sc. u. JACKSON"
il on the WRAPPER Of eseh Bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE, rs Cents, o..
HALF DOzHH FOB - %. "
Should your nearest druggist not have tbs A.
dele, do not b pat a. BY any Of IL .istoIiea-
ting prepafalioas that nay b o6eeed n IL placs,
but sesd 70 ., and vs yflrh1vasd, securely
- Princ2psI ono ssd Nsashesry, Nc.
65l Arch Stress, PHILAD4, PA.
JONES 6,IvA1S,
(Suecessof, 70 @. y. JAeksoa + CsaJ 81
Proprietofs
~For sale BY DrsG ~ IA Dnilp b o.
cry town in the o. Stata:9 Gkp.iSSs3-iy
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder.
IN YOUNG Or AGED,
MALE OR FEMALE,
are speedily removed, and the patient restored v
health.
DELICATE CH1IDREN.
Those suffering from HARAsNUs, wasting
away, with scarcely suy flesh on their bones, are
cured in very short time; one bottle in such
cases, will have most surprising effect.
PARENTS haying suffering children - above,
and wishing 10 raise them, will never regret the
day they commenced with these Bitter.
Literary Men, Students,
and those working hard with their brains, should
always keep bottle Of HOOFJ,AND'S BlTTERS
near them, As they will End much benefit nom
it's use, to both mind aud body, invigorsting snd
not depressing.
II is nor A LIQUOR STINULANT,
And leaves NJ Prostration.
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'j Hoofland's German Bitters

will cure every case of CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE hiDN Esn neo
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
STOMACH. lIObserve the following symp-
toms resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullne:s or Blood
10 the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Flu,tering at the Heart, Choking or SuffocatinI.
Sensations when in lying posture, Dimness OF
Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever ana
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Per'prsden,
Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in tho
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden Flu'hes
of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant imss'n-
ings of Evil, and great Depression Of Spirits.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitters put up in quart bottlee, COM
rounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 90 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised by Anise or CoriAnder Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will con-
tinuc to cause, as long MS they can be sold, hum
dreds TO die the death of the drunkard BY their
use the system is kept continually under the in
duence of Alcoholic Stimulants Of the worst
kind. the desire for Liquor is created and kept
I'M. and the result is nl the horrors attendant up
on a drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor
Bitters. we publish the following recipe: Get
One Bottle HOonand's German Bitters
and mix with Three Quarts or good bfaa.
DIV or Whisky, and the result will he prePer-
alton that will FAR EXCEL in medicinal viz
tues and true excellence any of the numerous u
ouor Bitters in the market, and will cost much
less. You will have all the virtues Of HOOP
LANDS BITTERS in connection with good
article Of Liquor at much less price than these
inferior preparations will cost you.
HOOflAnO'S GERMAN BITTERS
will give you GOOD APPETITE, will give
YOU STRONG, HEALTHY NERVE1,-
will give you BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEEL.
INGS,-will enable you to SLEEP WE'LL, and
will positively prevent
Yellow Fever, BILIOUS feVer, &C.
Those suffering from Broken Down and
Delicate Constitutions, from whatever eau
ses either in MALE OR FEMALE, will find in
hOOFLANp's GERMAN BiTTER8
A REMEDY
that will restore them to their usual health
Such has been the case in thousands Of instances.
and fair trcl is but required to prove the as
sertion. va Remember that these l'itters are
NOT Leo o Lie,
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Pittsburg Advt's- Educational.
Hon. WILSON Dl'CANDLEsS,
Judge Of the G. S. Circuit Court, President.
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mr.. HOOFLAND'S
German Bitters.

PREPARED bI In. ~. n: so1SN,
philadelphia, Pa:
Will efectually and most certainly CUAE ALL
DISEASES arising from DIs0RDERED
Liver, stomach or Kidneys.
Thousands of our citizens are suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, and 70
whom the following question: apPpiyw.Twee guar,
sntee HIGHLANDS GERMAN BlTTERS will
cure them. Dyspepsia and Liver Cen.
nIaint. Do you rise with coated tongue every
morning with bad taste in the mouth and poor
annette for breakfast? Do you feel when you
6rst get up so weak and languid you can scarcely
Get about? Do you have a dizziness in the bead
at times, and often dullness, With headache oe-
casionally? Are your bowels costive and irreS-
ulsI, and appetite changeabls1 Do you throw
up wind from the stomach, and do you swell up
often? Do you feel fullness after eating, and
a sinking when the stomach Is enptyt Do you
have heartburn OCCASIONALLY Do you fol low
spirited, and look on the dark side OF things II
Are you not unusually nervous at times? DO
YOU not become restless, and often lay until mid.
night before you can 60 to sleeP7 and then Of
times, don't you feel dull and sleepy most Of tn:
timer Is your skin dry and scaly2 also sal!ow'
In short, is not your life burthsn full OF f'f'-
~
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New Advertissnsnts.

NOT IA RUM DRINK! ~-
. HIGHLY: CONCENTRATED yEGEFAgLE
= EYTRACT.-A PURE TONIC. THAT WILL
RELIEVE THE AFFLICfBD, AND NOT
MAKE DRUNKARDS.
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Escape OF John Morgan-Sl, 900 Reward
for his Capture.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 2S.--Gen. John
Morgan and five officers escaped from
the Columbus Penitentiary last night.
One thousand dollars reward is offer
ed for their capture.
LATEST NEWS ON Sd PAGE.
, 1863-04-10

The New York Erening Post's attack on
the President, since the publication Of the
Report Of the Committee On the Conduct
Of the War, for his alleged weakness and
indecision in keeping Mcclellan at the
head Of the Army Of the Potomac, after his
unftness for the place had been proved, IS
ungenerous and unjust; and when the con
ductors Of that able and usually reliable
journal have time to review the basis OF
their complaint and give due weight to the
facts Of the situation at the time when
theF claim that the President should hare
struck of the Generals official head, we
arc sure they will regret the bitterness and
unfairncss Of their words. We were
among those who we're daily outraged by
McClellan's retention; and when at last he
was sent to tue rear, We did not 1esitatet to
give utterance to the opinions that the
Pos. has taken up; but our view was par
tial and, Of course, deceptive. Since the
opening Of the whole budget and the ex-
posure d oil the facts, We think we can see
wherein the President is justified in the
manifestations Of patience, which are now
treated as crime. In retaining McClcl
lan he insured, though at a fearful price,
the unity Of the North, The question is,
did he pay too much? We are sure be
did not.
, 1863-04-10
Democratic Victory In Stcr.
ling, Ill.,

Editors Chicago Tribune;
The above is the heading oTer letter pub.
lisled in the Tines Of this morning, from
correspondent in Sterling, giving brief &C.
count Of the election Of city officers, and
claiming Democratic victory.
can tell you in few words how mnch Of u
"victo1y" The Democracy won In tho cleo
ton Of Frederick Sackett, Esq, for Mayor, as
I know him we'll.
Mir. Sackctt was formerly staunch Demo-
crat, Of tho jackson school, but has for sever-
nj years acted and voted with the Republican
party; and to my positive knowledge, the
President and his Administration has had no
more staunch defender and supporter than
he. Like the distinguished jackson Democrat
of Pennsylyania-Hon John II. Read, for
some years past upon the Supreme Bench Of
that stat-the 1ccomptou inlquity, aud other
high-handed measures Of the Democratic par-
y, we're altogether too much for his liberty
loving spirit, and they parted company.
The citizens Of Sterling are certainly to be
congratulated upon having secured 30 true
and sterling patriot, to I'LL the Mayors
chair Of their pleasant little city.
Mr.. sackett is lawyer Of marked ability,
Of cool and discriminating judgment, ready,
able and skil1fnl as debater, it Is not too
much to say, that if We only had him in tho
United States Senate, in place Of Mr. Richard
con, the State and the whole country would
be vastly better of tor the change.
It is to 10 hoped that the people will 60 on
clectiug Just such democratic officers, all
over the country, for we might then rest in
the assurance that this so-calied "Democrat-
ic party would cease to exist.
have just met an intelligent citizen o1
Sterling, who left there last night, .. Wal
Democrat, and he assures me that, .sthere
vas no opposition to Mr.. Sackett." His per.
sonal popularity is so great, and known to be
so unfinchingfy and devotedly loyal, that op
position to him would have been totally IN
avalllng.
Three cheers for the loyal people OF Stcrl
;pg and their new Mayor. HAMILTON.
CHICAGO. April s, 1868.
, 1863-04-10

ST., 10 bc-m obedience no doubt TO IL
s;ructions from headquar,crs-to do as
much lying and Misrepresentation rs it is
l,:sSiblc to crnnl into so many given sl,tcts
Of fcolscap. In recent communication
from this country, hc.says:
"The President isn party Presidcnt-hcacc
his tlcplorable finlure. He Is not fighting fur
sle Union, but in order to secure tho Border
STATS, and the best available frontier, when
foreign Intervention, or peace imposed by
thc southern ArM6, ehal1 put an end to his
carccr'
In another place hc says:
"The conecript bill il not 80 much intended
to raise soldiers foz the conquest Of the soutn.
MS 10 supply al armed force, under Tue pres
sure Of which the next election for the frcsi,
dency will be conducted. TIC conscrlpts Of
each State will be sent to do duty In States
with the people Of which they hare no 81 mpa'
Inv. The }east dissatisfaction expressed by
the people will be construed into treason, or
DANGER to the public peace, sumcleht 70 1astlt}
the placing Of the State under martial Law.
And under Tho operation OF th's la"s me
clcctfou will take place. They think BY this
means to defeat the election Of Mcclellan" !"
This is specimen OF the wicked trash
which the readers Of the Times are called
upon to believe is the secret object and
meaning Of 1Ir. Lincolns administration.
It is all Of apiece with the general system
Of lying Which that journal has established
against this country; and it is in full
accordance with the plans and wishes o1
the English Government.
, 1863-04-10
FROM TICKSBGRG.
The Sftuatton-Thc Northern Press-
pondrnts-Tho Heathcr-The
Captured GsunboAt 900
Bales of Cotton on IR00rd-Thc Tlcka-
burg hurne1-SAn1tnry.


From Our Own Correspondent
Orr V1c9snuEo, april /, 1868.
TIE SITUATION.
It has become latterly matter Of extensive
difficulty for one to get together material suf-
icient even for a poor letter. For q long time
correspondents were able make regular aud
ho1ored drafts upon the various canals for
matter Wherewith to fill up letter. They
could also indulge in speculations and pro-
miscs, such rs for instance: An important
movement, involving interests OF the mort
startling character, and promising results the
most cheering to the national cause, is about
to be undertaken, but whose nature ne cannot
reveal; but now to uso m expressive phrase
Of slang, all such things-canals, startling
movements, &c.-are "played.out.n The CO.
nal cut-otfs playcd-out naturally; startling
announcements, wherein tho correspondent
boastcd Of his intimacy with tue desiGus Of
Commanders, an6 whereby the public has
been led TO expect great things, are "played-
out" from repetition aud over-use.
Tho Ticksburg news column, In Northern
papcrs, is sought for here with more avidity
than any other department Of the Sarious
journals. Everything therein, Is very gencr-
ally news Of tho most remarkable freshness;
and invariably gives US 4 thousand points Of
Information, Of which we never knew before.
TIE NORTHERN rEEs5.
Is there no other Nay Of conducting news.
papers. md making them pay, except by
hu,nbugging the public In this wholesale
s,ylc? Week after week will pass here
nF ~
, 1863-04-10

r Ut tue tdlt0EV 4kt1Hae'
s'nson county, ~. has generally yoted
Democratic, but Qniter Precinct has always
gone strongly Republican. One night, this
week-Apri1 1st-some Of the Copperhaads
thought they must have q meeting, for their
mutual comfort, In this precinct, no doubt
hoping to get 4 bic, declare the Conscription
act illegal, and swear to resist Il; the Consti-
tuition b1oktn. and not worth lncnding; Lin
coin, and all his cTc,, 1neancr than the mean
est; toiaqnire the tric< gf poxder and guns, &C.,
&c That they might be better edited, and
get their heada hardened, they secured one Of
lhc "bTff1ering" to make i speech. The Or
ator(!) selected was one Of the trut yelzoao-.
"rale g1it;" but his private character does
bern : notorious samEer-1 think tyEice sen
fenced to the penitent1ary-is almost entirely
morals.
1t became pretty generally known that he
thought-aud no doubt were right-shat 1t was
an attempt to introduce the 4. G. C.'s, and
concluded, If possible, to keep them from pol.
lutfng their school-house, make aim aff1ir
Ct it, and shame hem away.
i crowd gathered, took seats, orderly,
elected 4, genuine coppertead Chairman Of
The mtetirg, and the gan ,tas abont 70 90 opt',,
when it T.s whispered that Mr.. D. maa
present, and wished TO make some remarks.
lie was called for-belng. "truc Nus" ~
.tspptd ont, and said ho Only wished to make
Suggestion, yiz: sThat ali t1Bt Nuts should
20 lone At once" 1hose In favor, signided
It By getting up and going. out rushed The
| crowd, and when out, gave three rousing
cheers for the Union, and went home, leaving
| Copperhead speaker, Copperhead chairman
| two boys and threo or four other men, to heal
the oration. Copperheads got Kissing hot
| stormtd and stamped, being "hettd ss,r.
/ sinxs hotter than they setre Hant to b het.' But
what could be doncs The M-manuered fel
| lowsl Copper must sustain . dlscount-it
| Has sold cheap. STYLUS.
] Eas.n Co., NJ, April 4.
, 1863-04-10

List Of deceased soldiers who have died in
hospitals at st. Louis, from April I'd to It'll,
furnished by Thomas ". ). Long, OF Iowa,
State Sanitary Agent, st. Louis and vicinity:
April e-Josdan Holcomb, B. SD No.. chronic
5iarrhca: John r. Mitchell, !, 9th Iowa, tliarrea
Jos J. Weige!, E, 114th Ohio, chronic diarrhea !;
Geo. W Lorry I, s1et ILL.,, eFysipela=; Emile Bon.
nett, ], 32d No, debility and erys!pe!as.
April 1Joe. 4. Crolller, F, 31et Mo-. diar1hca !:
Wm: 2 Williams, \, Jos H., chronic diarrhea /;
Jas MeGoeE. G, 67th Ind, chronic diazshea; Lewis
S. Cate. /, 14tl, Mich. debility: Elscy Lacss, 4,
18th o. s. infantry, phthitie puimonalIs.
April 4-Robt. G. Allen, j, 1a1st Ill.,, Eangrcne
Of inteEtincs John Ewing, D. 18th Ohio, chronic
liar1hea; VIM. a. Wood, I, a3i Wis, chronic
diarthea. Levi Jennings, F, a4th Iowa. chronic
wound; Won amos Hiles, h, 1l1th Ohio, debiiiy. 4''
April 81. E. Foster, b. SD Mo-. esyaipc11s !;
E. Jenkins, G. Goth Ohio, chronic diarthea; a.
Moore I, 6ith Ind. chronic dlarrhea; Y. Harnil-
ton, l, sud Ltd. chronic diarrhea.
April Sd: B. Blakesley. Ff54th H., pneumo-
MA; =; J. q. Castor. I, SID Ohio typhoid fever; J..
| j. D. Irwin, q, 3yth Mo-, consumption; j. Bfin..
ger, L, 5sth Ohio, consumption; Vim. Lester, 39th
Mo-, bronchitis: a. hrehm. g, 114th Ohio, chronic
| d;arThca; Euoa Wood, H, ?Gth Ohio, dfArrhea; II.
| Clemons, K. 23d Wis, chronic Gifarhca.
APRIL "A. HYE, I. Goth Ind, liazehea; Sauil.
Bolarey, A, SD Ind, diarrhea; D. Albert, g. I'd
No. aIty, pcritontis; L. j. Stafford 3. 23th No.,
| meningitis; ] Darie, B, I'd KF., consumption; D.
| Il. Sc6enck, r. 34th Iowa. consumption; J. Cole
| man, E, SD Ohio, consumption.
, 1863-04-10

The Report Of the Committee on the
Conduct Of the War was not needed to
unmask Mcclellan and expose his adher-
cnts. The fact that of all the politicians
and newspapers that lately beloved so
loud for his retention, and threatened the
Government SO ferce]y, if he should be
removed, hardly one can now be found that
is not confessedly opposed to further fight
ing on any terms, shows clearly enough
that the relations between the leader and
his supporters were clearly understood :;
and that all his insane Whiting and ralorous
inaction were the political policy Of tho
miserable faction Of which he was NOM
inally the head. 1t was not intended by
his partizans that he should fight.
, 1863-04-10
LEGAL TENDER NOTES

The New YORK Evening Post very prop
crly calls upon the Supreme Court Of that
District for the decision Of case, now FIVE
months before it, in which the constitu-
tionality Of Legal Tender Notes is inyolv-
ed. We have no doubt Of what that de-
cision ought to and will be; but, us long as
it is withheld, the speculators in the fears
and credulity Of their fellows, will not fail
to take advantage Of the doubt that they
in.inuate, 10 depreciate the credit Of the
Government, and put up the price Of gold.
Let us have the dccisioul
, 1863-04-10

TuEr kSoH THEIR FR1ESDs.-A number
Of rebel officers, taken prisoners at the Som
crset victory, arrived at Cincinnati on Tues
dag. They we're permitted to circulate
around town, and nca11y all Of them called
upon and paid their respects to the editors OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer. They regard the
Enquirer rs a first class rebel sheet, laboring
for the same end as themselves.
, 1863-04-10

MISUNDERSTANDING question OF repeal
ing the amendment to the constitution adopt-
cd in 1859, requiriug foreigners to reside with
in the State two years after naturalization
before voting, MAS decided at the polls In
Massachusetts, on Monday, two consecutive
Legislatures having agreed to the repeal The
repeal Is carried By decided vote.
, 1863-04-10

TotaE.. al SD Isl B30 rs 3,450
The average Of affective men out Of the
whole number is Sc per cent, which is an In
crease of nine per cent. In effective strength
since February eth.
*Iuc1udee paro1cd and on detached service.
Includes two companies ut 1slandkNo. 10, num-
heriur LIE men.
, 1863-04-10
Victory in E1HnShnEn County.
MASON, April 8, 1855.

lA1loE6 NA4IoEt A44ouAEs
We met the Copperhcads yesterday and
they arc ours. This has been esteemed Dem
ocratic. stronghold, the usual majority being
about forty or tifty.
We nominated 4 ticket Of true and reliable
Union men, and none others from the lowest
to the highest, and roted for them without
tident Of victory, aud marched to the polls in
the expectation Of walking over the course
with ease, The 1ninions Of Lincoln were TO be
crushed ont, deser1crs sheltered, the draft TO
sisted, and the war voted unconstitutional"
Well, the polls closed, and the votes were
counted as follows:
Cnconditional Union. 1aa5
Peace CoppcRheads.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Union majority Observation-Disclosures. 50
This is the largest yote ever cast in our town.
Yours, for liberty, G,
?. S.-Thcre arc several members Of the
Union League residing in this neighborhood,
, 1863-04-10

DEFA1cA71ox OF Az ARN1 OFT1cEn.-John
n. Rowland, Of Pittsield. 3fass., recently ap-
pointed Commissary Of Subsistence In the
army, has absconded with SIS, 500 Of Govern
.ncnt money, and 4 large amount Of securities,
which we're placed in bis hands while acting
as Division Quartermaster, Tho amount Of
HoElhnd's defalcation is said to reach {l00,-
nnn
, 1863-04-10

PASSING RoUyD.-Mayor Sherman Is getting
beautiful reputation By his veto message Of
the patriotic resolutions. The entire loyal
Northern press are handing him round, and
hitting him savage blows. The Burlington
Iaukeys the other day "hove inn the follow
ing;
"The very honorable and patriotic Mayor Of
Chicago has vetoed the 1oyal resolutions adopted
hy the Board Of Aldermen Of that city. He don't
like them--he refuses to endorse them, because
they arc not "Democratic-*' Well, ne suppose
that he aud the people OF Chicago arc about even.
1t is not long since they put veto on his attempt
TO get into Congress- and theJ will probably veto
hin again should be Tant to DO reelected Mayor -
, 1863-04-10

The following was the condition on March
31st, OF Wisconsin troops In Rosecyans' army,
rs reported to Gov. Salomon, By the State
Aran$.