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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
IProIn ne RIelmond WhiF.l

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Tho Charleston COlIFiGF makes q timely BlEgol
ton IN Feoommsading tie attention q oaf govern
mout 70 TIE naturalization and 0altiVAtl0n % Gal
issya, fbr the pEelorgaiioR nf TIE 3health % Oul
soldiers. mis- aEtiels has peculiar elect npOn tha
Liver, and guards tls systsn asai1lt disease by ex.
posaFu and EoalAr dist. 1t = sAiA that The sFeai
success The Plantation Bltt0r8 ONT D1ales Which
pFeyioas 70 our unhappy dilaealties were Ouad q
most Southern homes, Was owing . ths extract q
Oalsay Bark which Il eontaIaed one of its pEia-
elpal iagrsiiouts's c5tIfFaAtIoa a. ts. We have
hoaEd one q oar most distinguished Plyniei.ls 10
mark, that FhsnsysrbS falt VREell fFoa ordlnaly
diotetie he tnVsEiah rrelisSud
himEalf By Plantation nlft0ci. NON that thea nj.
tors cannot bO Obtaine 4 sahsEtate ihSuid BE- pre-.
pared. WeundeEstanf cur e0vammAnt Aas opoood
negOtiations with Dr. Dnke, through secret agent
but with what truth We do nj ttnOW.ss = - &
We are exceedingly obliged % The Riehmend
Vtg foE ~ reisilbEapes ~ SApla Lang syna" bat
We ein assure sour 9OToInmoRt" tlAt tho Pllufa'
tign BltteEs not oR ale % any "aeoEst agsnl.
North.or south. Thele i probably several other
things that -'Our GUVsFnIiont' win yet Waut.
We know that We have the best aRd most popular
modieihoia the world. WsaEe not AFRAID to shON
what 1t Is seomposedOE
hysipiaps aIv oOI1Pslled - Eevgnmsld e,
OALIsGTA BAAK has been eslSbEatOd G0r Vor tUo
hundred years, aad was sola daring the reign Of
Louis XVI, King q OfFFanoe, for ths enormous prize
of its own weight In silver. Il i TomaFkAbls for
Dyspepsia, RsVsls, Weakness, COnstipatiol, &c.
OAsGAHnLA BAHk-Ror DlaEEhSA, Cole, aIld dl3-
eases Of the stomach and boveis+ -tst - 81
DAsDEtlos-EOr Inflammation q fhs LOipgs aua
'Dr0pSieaI Aneeti0na
ORAM0Anh FtbEERs.-For euf8sbIeA dlekAtion.
LAvEzDEs RL0URs.-AEOnatie, stimalaat and
tOnlo-highly tnSisOratiRs in nervous dsbility.
WlNTEEGEEEx-FOr ScrOGalas Rheua.atianl, &c. o
AzisL-An aromatic earminAttys; eeatins hesh, |
muscle and milEJ much used ky mothers BuFsiu5,
AIGO. elOvo-buds, orange, caraaag. coFiauieE,
s-T-lsso-xs
Anuthar WonisEf1l iagroAisnf, a spanish oEIgin
impaEting beauty % thS oOuPIoESoB aad brillia .
70 The mind, q yet unknoWH o the OlIlmaIco Oft
Woild, and We withheld lts name Or ths present,
HpnbngI abi qussls howl about the Pia1tati
BitteEs; bat tao following is what's tie matter, An
they know it, u
PLANTATION BITFRRs WILL CURE
Cola Rxtremities and Peverish Llpa.
Soar Stomach and FStid Brsath,
Rlatul61eY and InilgaIfiol. tH
Nervous AAoetions. i.4ar l.
Excessive Ratisps and short RFSath- Il
Pain over the Byes.
Mental Dssponaensy.. Il
PpostEation, Great Woakness.
EaIl0W Compilation, Weak Bowels.
LIVER O0lIRLAINE AND DYsREPsIA.
Very paEtieulariy reoommeDdoa % ClsrgynsU,
lawyer, and PeESonl ssdsntaEy hab-
In Also for dGllcato fsmalasand weak psFlous who
require q goutis SfimaIant fFeo dlssIilansEood ap j
petils aaa cleaf mental Elealtles. II
s5la ~ ~ respeeiAbts PhysieIans. DFngsIlts,
lTOeoT1, HotSll Saloons, Country Stores e. -
Re particular that Gaeh bottia bears stS Ele-slHIIa
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Hoofand's German Bitters!

Ffoal .. Newton Brolep, y, D., E1Ior eJthe EHcy-
? . ckepsdfa ef heltgtghS kgoOtsage' a i,iJl;i
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in geneFala through dlstru6t Of
their Ingredients and elects, yet know of no sufS
he boiieVes himself TO have received fronRny mpls
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute TO the benefit Of others. u Alls m
German BlttSrS, prepared by DR.. O. d. .Jaeksons Of
this city because was preudieed against them for
many yeAfs under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. i am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice BY proper tests Rndh encourage.
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The nse of three bottles
of these Bitters, ct the beginning Of tue present
wear was followed by evident relief, and estOrdtion
10 A degree OF bodily and mental VlgoT which Ihad
NOT felE for aix nOnthg before aud had almost do
snafred Of regulating. theE ftNsS llk God and
my friend 70 : dlrecting me to th use of tnetl..
pAllaaslpN .,Jane as, 1851. : -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

T-TU-
1OY virtue or u deedfot trust executed by Hugh
d 6iGbols on the 18th day. OF March, 1853, and
now or record In Ohio county Of Wet Virginia,
in Book 49, page 6T2 land also by other deed trust
bearing date the 231 April 1855, record
the city fWhseIingl at the front Court
House, Onthe third Monday in JanuRIyI lSei
tho following property VII Lots No. sa.l9S, 21I
1101 III and 20 feet Of Lot No. 1O2 parts OF LOIS
aud 8 and q lot No SO ali in the First Ward
With the impf0T efhents thereon located at the west
end OF Union stFest,5Ops the wharf, formerly known
{ as the RerEJ Hdnsess&f 33Ss tlA2 a9tiA eta9
Also, II Stle same tfma and place, the follbwIng
propertSdh Grahauis addition to the city heel-
inR ON 0uincysstreSt9 part of Lot No 81, being So
feef InSFa 81 tifsR bart on LOT No. 26, being 2S
ieet ore Or lesson the east SIDE aud th6West half
Of Lot No 36sons Centre street, Rhfcht is vol Inn
and siSo IN Eat snorth half of Lot No. 76,
hsIfL No rs aud Lot No 8.
Also, atthe.sARie tine and place, lieee OF Land
ot89 Rctt SAID lAntl tloaqea on tne notkh py
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live pSys Us M
lone % one
4ye g 70 ~ Il,
lYeAFly ISyeFt On terrns, aeeo,
ding 70 the paee oocupiCd and the number change
made made al
al to bs ssa 5eS n Sdgass.
BuELne1 Cards not exceeding Ave lines, sl0per ryeai
Sf Ss s tos s 9pshs sa SSs tor asoFss Psrod nottn
sTtS bfiyiISFe of Annual GdyeFtising slfn,fted &
lthe AdysrtIssrst own Ipmsdiats tbpsiuss; end 9
toE tne oenens g
DO paid dfof tahe usual rates. Sc. n
Mt HeoS%Pans3a With write.
Secordinsiy. i Us AuP 'tAF -
Notice. Tor Political Meetings to charged In ~
easss g taii III Fstss
| of slfmbns. so est,tS eash. noSyii-iSa
--=---+ - =sss= -
The Cincinnati Fair.
q We have received from the MANAGERS OF
the e,r.at f.ir for the hensat ~ sthe sani.
C;.
- " VpVe ~ Vll' ~ =
ctnnah on tue 2lst iust,I the following
circular which We are requested to pub
I;sh. ,iss.t..It -3a
80 80 K. s.lGIso,NwA4,ao.a Decsmber. llss9.
4 .i,, &c.. nj. 80.
rne afeat SANITARY FaiE' unGeF
L FN4.,
pointed IAslsEoI Ol9cluaau'I WI! !!
De opened on a,n l tst ana
continue through the Holiqays' , p Ene pro
ceeds will be donated 70 the me, sOincinnati
Branch OF the, United states SANITARY Com. :. ;.
mission, to aid them In the good work OF
alleViatng the suherings OF our oraVe sol,
idters IN the Union armies o. Ine " est ana
iSouthYest bpth 10 eamp ana hosp1al, an
Se1ect whiea appeais 10 tne Pastsoss any
iliberality Of every family and every indt'
yidual IN the ;nation.s
The special duty OF tne Gommlttee, I.,
Whlen now addresses ~ you. u Ine o9lleyugu
ana arrapgesmeent OF VAT renee
and curtosities, the care OF suGn as
may be sent Tor exhibition ana tne saIe OF OF
such as may be donated for the oeneht OF
the Commission, embracing trophies o.
the present rebellion, OF Of any toEneE 5Ils
war, the battle stained anu ouilet-tluq!eu st.
hags OF our own noble regiments, .Iae cap
tured colors OF the reDels, DalIs, snsLs,
tofpedoes, SWORDS, or any otner memorials
Of our contests on land or wafer; 4nqlan
relics, euriosities from foreign countries,
objects illustrating the natural proaac5
hons anu hAtntal history ot ouE E,s own anu !Nl
other lands rare or unique coins, iapto.
graphs, manuscripts BOOKS, &C. Any-
thing, indeed. wntcn WIN give an InIeEss. ~
OF g ~ ~
their SAFE oE, n
the = :, .ei
= AF1lelss q l9r ssse!o,s.oM on.y NV
sss;snad ai% alp ~ ~ tb;a comm;ttre. a ~ WSSatt
assagae4 w tnls ~
BailalngS ere et .,,I
WI. 9s lasaEsa every P1SslD.s ,a ,nss care % @ shs
2s oll ~ ~
FAR a tney v WIN pe secuFeiy PacAeu anu re- S
turned 20 tne owners. -,
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
Those havin0 Friends in the Army

Il. -, Z = III, ~ 4 IA. .,a,. ~,
friends In the army 70 "a e
man Httets wiz cure; ~ ~
Msa "a y ihe sts pnbttSed almost daily Ia the
neW6paper1s on the ettlNel ~ w etVnt -
noticed that very leFge ds 1at tns sa S
readily cured by Hoohand's German .Bitsefs- Dis
eases resulting disorders Of the organs
are spssss Rttsrs we're S freely used among
our soldiers hnndtens o. hNes % Etlls t
otherwise would oe ios - fltSins "a.
msTSbIa and veil autsentisatsd cure q oao
nation's heroes whose s g use nus own
has oeet y - ias Ar, ga 1ss2
MEssRs. JosEs 3 RyAas Well gentlemen, your
Hoohands German Bitters has saved my litsl There
T. mistake in this y
and Who were OF nj the OF
my case am, ana nave pseS hstttrS.
~ ~ , ottaand 81 Captain r. b.
Ayers exposure st!epaant apon a my
win lRRg S5s
y tSa tn Wts HoSs and sent
" thisS eits board he RON
wiicfi Ianded stes ~ -. IiS \ .S
St ,.sty dsm foF one Ssst SSS Or 8
Saas scarcely able to svallpy hing and go
force mofseE down. It S'as up
agan I,,,,d NOT even keep glass Of water on my
stomach. Life eould not last under such srsSM Sh1s
s.saSs SssS w51Ras daa isissay
is ses me me hey soss 91s saT S
Sf s q sasd @e AZ 5S8HRs
snee who visited me at The hSPt4
81 oriSrn hope. tot youI BItsstg and hiDS
S.nTei : me q bottle. From the time Sommensea
salPF tas sH ss g. slsss
have a,s an sG ~ sssEaias sSsS sfsias
Eaaatsd "a s regon vie and tseR Nhsm
sSE 4o the yisin Il
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A. o. CA.RD.

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ST1HR undeFsignsd have entered i6t0 tospaEtnsrs
u ship undaF the style of OAtRBElEl oAl.ps
WILL CO., Tor the purpose ~ cqn1nltllE tle
niahnf leluFs aud sale % sT0VES and The FQrN1lf
ihllIlels gensElllyF and als0 the maulfletlEt gld
lls of TN, CoPRER AND EHEE EflIRQH IEAlkf,
HhQlel1le and retail .H .sa4slslI ln4
We nave pdTulIS y th1 y EkGLE IRON EoBNDBT
anaAFb now % aEIii1E q, ana dlsghlye olhlu1 an.
ag7qEfne1tpf StgFa5r aEafeg7 sttQllgNsIlFeS Act
c5p pfisflk TIE best patteFps tn n4ei Ne lgEltaat-
tenti1n especially % our .Cg0klN9 stoNEef 81
NllIlch I'VE have ipatterig f1r both Wood ana Coal
that ne can recommend and warrant . give entire
IN q @ baftIdhf of IN. Cop Z Ind Sheet. .IFoh
Wore Ne arsamply ptspale1 idE tlle tElE1aellon ~
llFgo business. oar fleilites lBr the manuacidIs
e soEk e rs ias s s1eh ssaf ne can an ~
Having tie GdVantsge Of thor0ngh practical I'm
aud lang eGpoTienre N the hEllcll a blainEs6 and
anuilel1E3 ab3te ti61e1 We alall eudesEoF .
merit ana l1pe tgraceiVS literal share o. atEgl'
agFsf lf.s5i III lssiLi 3 if9Ffftl 1EfL ti
WaTtplsas q No - Main street. mar Baltlul1F1
psp5I, alll at N6 ieI Main % 81 above UnI11.
s.if i.-f .ffIsfT 10 Assf iiIlOBIii iGA1IRHFELs
4t,t, 4f,f E.t45 n EsgALDIFElLst p =
.NlcE4. ~. g f.a-I =
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PROPOSALS FOR HEAYY Pro
JECTILES.
oRDNANcE g. 9EEIGk: j.


CEALER PROPOSALS. WIN bsf TusuITni aE thII
- en- ~ aIl 81 9s,S =; - e &c isss e 9s
sI.sasl,. Tizs ---'i -
AZ At ~ y W. LosA, AlssAAL, MAss-
SlSIS Il -. SI,eSS. 5IsSSSSst=8 - 80 ga "a
SSSS e e i..eis is....zSs s,aos
eSooS y . iaen .llell1
Ar FlAE WAEERVLLEf ARsENAIS WEsE ER0Y
,no,s,,..,.,,..A,.l., : =
=. 49, 49, iS IS i,,si, insa .,'sS,. -
AT EaE U.G.ARsENAIs G0VERNORs LsLASD,
ID NY
Se'fs y - ~ ei,sIIs s.et
1900 q iaeh .hSt
-, !. -,-,-s. .-.,,, i,
Al = sA.l1A8 8tA1AH "A ~ tts1AAttt ttetseuEa
Iooo 1s I,.s h.,,,,,.~,,,,. q-s,.t
~ i1Sh sleiiS
1872 isse seos
a, -. =, ,',,,, -,
S055 ID M ~ %. ASDAss No
30Oo % inch Ghelis r.s-.--F "a
AZ q,slflI tttlefITllflT0,r A Au,su,raE. vvaauT-a
Ia. .0ob lsiusf h,lisS, 49, ~ sa 80
~ 1s:s sss. z & - =. -. -. q
ae9S 1e i9sh seslls = =.
gstal. and tnIglliod aIieE ts tall laIl DIVA o ne
~ = - tS g ths . lacA
q 1Gl5iis siTslg q, "a ~ SctSss - 30 S -
go pounds tome sIIFe lII aIl flI1lSf TiliI-f -
east frDm . FgFaFheTatqEy pFS aIIIlI llla Gho
testS'f tobe tasen INN ~ n -
Drawings ofaIl these II sctilss tla bosesa e ANY
~ ~ = = q =, e -
eaSis gal nult % delivered e tis ValI . tsSis
e. Sass; aSs tss, g lg 4ia
as he rate Of lot les tfan I've per cllf pr yI1ak
@ the number g pro- Isetilll tSdtllsEs4 ~, tls
H. 9. asi.ss1y g es I44s ut y ~ ei.ssthS
gssti sas siil :sisss .is s.'.,s9. . ! 81
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BEEF! BEElF!iI

oyytcr CH1I1 @. g. }DRPlFsi AvIsF V1RaINIA, 4
Cumberland, Nd, Dec 6tt, 1881 4
c,EALEb PROPOSALS viii ba received from shrst
- hands, citizens loyal to the Government ofthel
6nitod sts.es, u3tl Ia pssssnssff ls only,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
Interesting special dispatches from
nse' ~ WaahIngton.
Z Special Dispatch 70 the Ptttsburg Gazette.
lpos I'WAsH1seToa CITY, Dec. l3, 1853.
rHE po4onAo ARMY.

THE RoToHAOARNrY. is
News from the Potomac army sounds of
nothing but hammer and saw. Men are
busy erecting cabins, and prepaFiog to
spend the winter IN martial peace az Bran
dy Station. IL Ten day fuFI0ughs have be.l
gum 10 be granted TO officers, aud the snt-
Iers--other enemies being at safe dis.
tance-attaek the army at their ieisure.-.
Three years men are rapidly re.enlistiag,
and receiving furloughs. The First West
Virginia sasalFy lSfs for home on satur-t
day 70 recruit, neaFlyi every man attaehed
70 1t having ge.enlIsted, Det9chments are
leaving dialy for the same purpose. Are.
connoissapee made on, Friday towards
SperrysiIle, found portions Of the Sixth
Virginia cavalry, hanging, on the skirts Of
our army, on that side.a aetek bre u iiff !. u
FORMATION OF THE sTAEplNe CoaMlTTEE.
The Comnitteea Of The House willbe an.
noppced tosmorfPw, Speaker OoltaK all
ready has them prepared, but their compo-
sttiOn -iseaFefn43Y kept tseeret until the hour
of their ofieial 9hhOnneement5 Tbs PPes-
sHte of intetested parties has, Of conrse,
been ttIemepdpus and for the last two
daygthe Speaker hhs Been compelled, DUR
ing Q good part of his time, 70 ksef him
self locked mp tn his room 10 the cspitOl, 70
avoid atfsmPts Rt intesfsfencs lPYl outside
psfft as IL u uhderstsoa HAT ths Cast Of
the Committees is unusually strong, aud ie
Is believed Chat they will come as near
giving general BAtistaetion O. such things
ever do. I think II safe. % say that the
following will probably be found the com.
posi ion, ,une part of some .olethe Commit.
tees: -, Assss,f =
Ways and AsaHs.T ThEdeus Stephens Of
P46ns5iEania, Continued Chatham Nor
4ftI 2
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Dried Peaehesl Dried Peaches !!

esS9 az 40 40 RPssi tStssissa sss ST
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@a1Ig nteyliaeueer
.33ERIlMs % ApYRRTIsINoa. :

-. f.A 4 f5us4aal 80 IA
.RHLYI eoLEp LIHEa or lNoNPAREI, ION oHE nqH, )0a
LRss M1Kl 4 S0UAR1.ya
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Is = g. ,psr or aixhOtsias iet Z, "
g;bs " and Deaists every vhe5;
ItoE Is mi By all the prugs1sl s1 81
ID flle Ypite9p spsssiins. SsAlSir1 .'''-' eets'ls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
The Cincinnati Fair.

We have received from theimApaEers of
the great fair, for the benefit Of the sani.
tary COmmtsstoui which is to open Of Gin.
ctunati on tue 2lst iust,, the following
circular which We are requested to pub
lish.: ...il .a..t. .It -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

The President has no information Of the
arrival at Fortress Monroe of Vice Presi-
dent Stephens, with proposals 0fpeaee from
the rebels, A report % that effect was put
in circulation here this morning, and Is
considered foolish canard. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15
An IMP0RTANT ORDER

Orders will probably soon bs-iSsued from
the QuaFtermaster Generals Ofiee, forbid
ding QuartermaBteT5 In the field from make
ing any purchase Of grain OF forage, and
deVolving the whole duty Of such hpurehases
on the department. here, or its officers at the
principal supply depots.
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.,,I yHl tsTRl
.......,. ,sc. 4. 81 IL IS s ] Cd .il...

no. ..a, IN. ana NaA,gaeIs,9a \
~ =. JONES q EVANS,
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W. yH145ss DseSst 1sss:ts pl to
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: sTRUSTEESi SALE. !

ases.a ohl.t g. pssss9. ss9.fIR %.s. s93 vi i
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APPoInrMENF on oolIuIssIoaER.

Charlton s. Lewis, pastor Of cougrega-
tioH in Cincinnati and son Of CommissioneF
Lewis, has been appointed Deputy Commis-
sioher of Internal Revenue, 70 fill the place
inside vacant by Mr. Mcpherson, the new
clerk of the House,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

n. HbhIIHH U TUE lVAAL LHAUUH'
T, The Loyal League Convention is In ses-
sion here, II is understood that they have
made representations 70 the President con.
cerpipg the retention Of Blair aud Bates in
his Cabinet. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-15

aIilaLl ST. IIllIl
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Isaac ootts fully authorised settle the state
of Hugh Nichols, deceased, to sol and convey any
the above desc ibed property either at public or
TVM-NICHOI9.
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q. .. s. s :IsssssSS s.ss s.:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-02-19
It Tell. Y0u OF Breeding, BREAKING. stabln.

IL Tells Ion vi Breeding, Breaking, Stabling,
Feeding. Grooming, Shooting, and
the general management OF the
ar horse, with the best modes of ad-
tan mnster;ng medicine, also how to
treat Biting. Kicking, Rearing,
Shyins, Stumbling, Crib Biting,
Restlessness, and other vices TO
which he is subjects with numerous
explanatory engravines.
III leiis i0l VI The causes, symptoms, and treat
~. . ment Of Stransles, Sore Throat.
Distcmper. Catarrh. Influenza,
Bronchitis. Pneumonia. Pleurisy,
Broken Wind. Chronic Cough,
Roaring and Whistling, Lampas,
Sore Mouth and Ulcers, and De
cayed teeth, with other diseases
OF the Mouth and Respiratory or
gans.
Ii Tells Yen o. the causes. symptoms, and treat
mcnt OF Worms, Bots, Collie,
Stranselation, Stony Concrctions,
Ruptures, Palsy, Diarrhea. Jaun-
dice. llepatirrhea, Bloody Urine,
Stones in the Kidneys and Blad
M n der, Inclination, and OTHER dis
M 81 eases Of the Stomach, Bowels
Liver and Urinary Organs.
III Tells ION vi the causes, symptoms and treat
ment of Bone, Blood, and Bog
s7a aal .t4fa, Spawn, Ring-Bone, SwceLic,
s4saf Strain, Broken Knees. Wind Calls,
Founder, Sol Bruises and GRAY
ell, Cracked II oofs, Scratches,
,rHatI Canker, Thrush. and Corns: also,
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What Col. Danham Thinks Of En-.
couraging Dssertions.

The following letter from Col. Dunhsm
of the 5Oth Regiment. TO Gov. Morton.
speaks for itself. and in such language
that no comment is needed to explain or
apply it.. .sScoundrels and traitors at
home" will get no comfort from Col. Cy-
rus L. Duuham:
Headquarters I'd Brigade. Jackron, Tennas
February 4, 1862.
By Maj. Atkinson. of the glorious old
60th. who comes home to gather mp our
dsserters; hope he will have all the aid
aud influence you can give hin. Vigor-
Gus measures must be adopted or our ar
my, nndsr the influence of the scoundrels
anil traitors at home who are, by their let
tsrs. scattering discomfort amongst our
soldiers. will be demoralized and destroy
ed, and the scourge Of this war will. iD less
than six months. be rolled back upon the
fair fields Of our own glorious Northwest.
These men know not what they do. and
If they expect any general sympathy in
the army they are reckoning without their
Ihope you will use your influence at
Washington to get law passed requir-
ing all the Z. S. Marshals and their depu-
ties, all the collectors of internal revenue
and their deputies. to arrest all deserters
and lodge them at the nearest military
post. making it also a penal offence. in
dictabls in the District Court of the United
States. for any one to harbor or employ q
dsserter, knowing him to be such. Do
not for Gods sake let this army be so
Weakened that We shall be driven back In
humiliation to witness the desolation of
our own homes. Respectfully yours.
s~ e. L. DUNHAM. :
Accompanying Col. Dunham's letter
are number that he sends 20 the Govern
OIL, to show the influences brought to bear
on the soldiers to produce or increase de-
sertions. We have not space for them eli.
aud it is not necessary. for any one is q
fair sample Of all the rest:
Cot. DUSHAM: l now take my pen in
hand drop yoa a. few. lines. to let you
know that we here at home expect that
you will come and bring our boys home
with you, Tor when you was recruiting tn,
Regiment you said that when you saw the
fight was to free the negroes then you
would disbanl and come home. Now. sir.
old Abe says that the negro is all of the
fight. and we expect you will fill your
promise. The people are all in favor Of
Jon and others doing SO. ffyou will COME
home and put' down negro equality, we
will help you.-ls eas-a
John Shields says he is Jet alive and un-
tied. but if yon will come home on that
business he can raise company for yoa a
heap easier than yoa raised your company
when, you went out. sA
LEONARD PHILLIPS.
JOHN SHIELDS.