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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-08

the new one, l cannot see, but | think it is time the
reason should be known, If there is one.
II old customs are TO be the rule, who Is TO tell US
tchut the old customs were which are now to guide
us, and what the epoch at which we must take
them. for the dullest inquirer after old customs must
have discovered that customs in old times changed
as they change now, AMI in nothing more so than IN
irrigation from one stream or another, according to
the tenure by which the land might be held. Old
watercourses, now dry, instead OF being, as many
suppose. evidences Of a greater supply OF water tor
merly. are really indications of former chsnges IN the
source Of supply.
If these few suggestions seem worthy OF a place In
your journal, your correspondent will hope that they
will also be thought worthy OF attention and action
by the public. Is.
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4 ACCIDENT While the family were at breakfast on
Tuesday morning, Mr.. J. c. Pauger's son. a child If
three years of age. upset the high chair in which
it was seated. FELL over backward, breaking both
bones of lite right arm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-10-08

New GooDs.-We would direct attention 10 the
advertisement of splendid clothing, &c just received
by the Yankee, by Messrf. Grinbaum s Co. The
selection was made by Mr.. G. himself. whose good
taste in matters pertaining to gentleman's apparel,
and knowledge of the wants of the trade on these
islands, are widely known.
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AccrDENr.-By letter from P. H. Treadway, Egg.
of Lahaina. We learn that while the Rev. Mr.. Scott
was making a tour of the island OF Lanai last week,
he fell from his horse and fractured his collar bone.
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- Tuesday, Oct. 8, was the anniversary Of the
Birthday Of the King of Denmark. and the flags of
all the foreign representatives. were displayed on the
occasion. Tn. Heuck. Esq, Danish Consul. received
at his Office the congratulations of the consular and
diplomatic corps, and entertained them with a well
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% Patrons Of the F. Street Select School, will
notice the time Of its r. 59ening in another column
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

ATLANTA, Dec, 9.s-The siege Of -Knoxs
vile was raised on Friday night-our forces
falling back slowly to Morristown, forty-two
miles, where stand will probably be made.
The work Of putting the East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad in RUNNING order to
that point vii! be speedily pushed forward.
Our entire loss around Knoxville will not
exceed 600 prisoners principally of Hood s
Division.
The assault on the 29th failed, il is said. .
in consequence of forged orders recalling
Anderson's Brigade.
DALroN, Dec. 9.-The enemy's cavalry
appeared, yesterday, at Ringold, but being
attacked by force under Col. Grigsby,
were routed and driven beyond. We suf-
fercd no casualties.
RICHMOND, Dec 6.-The Baltimore Ga
xetto, Of the Sd, says the repor, Of Morgan's
escape to Canada is contradictcd. 1t is
supposed he went to the Ohio river and
Gro sed into Virginia.
An official dispatch from Banks, dated
Brownsville, November 9Th, says his most
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
No. s@.

tnguishing feature II Lineop's message aill
be bis plan OF reclamation Of the febellious
State. 1t is also reported that he Wiitstart
from The comprehensive idea, that under his
emancipation proclamation, slavery Is abol-
ished in the designated States.
Adyees from the Army of the Potomac
represent that they were preparing lor. win
ter-quarters. m
The London correspondent Of IRE Herald
comedies that the Confederate agents, aban-
doning all hope Of inducing the British coy
crnment to release the rams, have sold them
them to the Admiralty.
Two thousand prisoners from Chattanooga,
passed through Indianapolis, on he 7th, en-
route for Rock Islaud. 1900 more were ex-
pected on the Sth. Thirty officers, mostly
-belong TO Breekinrid2e's command, pass
ed through to Johnsoh's Island,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

0MENs.--Many symptoms Prove that the
Yankee nation has given up oil hope Of subs
iugatng the Coniedeiacy. While some sol-
cmn owls, here III Richmond, are pretending
10 despond and despair OF the fortunes o. the
country--in order that they may depreciate
the Confederate money, aud 50 aInsss as
much OF il and give as ltd Tor i as possible
we find tbat our enemies pet a b hgher val
us upon i than We do; and thaS nUu!a put.
Ii il siDl higher salne ehaefor osisesn per-
siStent Efforts to dis redit IL. The. nust fol-
low, in some mea lre, oar own estimate of
eur own affairs. Yet, within then giiises--at
Winchester for exanple, os~sny ahea n1lth
lot the Rappahannock, a ConieGerate dollar
will Luy about tive tines as much as il will
buy il Richmond. Suffers Of he Yankee
ariiy, insome case, receive Confederate bills
as haif the value Of " greehuacss here it
is seventh or eighth Of the value.
Another symptom. Evidently the Yam
KEGS have no confideece ID their Permanent
occupation Of those regions oi The Uouleder--
acy which they have overun because they
will buy no land there, at any price; they
will not invest a dollar in their conquest, aud
in those couniies Of Virginia which are now
in rebellion against the State Government,
and preteud to form a new State, no man
either sells or buys an acre OF land. Tae
reason is, that they foresee The day when
those count es will be reunited with the
State, and when Yankee purchases would be
annuiled. d.--Richmond Enqulier.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

RIcuMoND, Dec. S.--Tbe following is
synopsis Of President Davis message;
The President only reviews the events Of
the past year, remarking, whist successes
have not equalled expectation, we have
checked the enemy every where in his adj
vance.
Our relations with foreign nations, and
the .bect of finance, are discussed at con
siderable length.
The President beloves the armv to be 10
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
ar A telegram from Toronto, Canada, da-

R- A telegram from Toronto, Canada da.
ted the l4tb, says
The Advertiser, secession newspaper, to-,
day admits the failure of the rebel plot and
says that tile Confederate Gov erlmtnt, in fit
ting out the steamer r. L. Lee from Wa
mingtou for Halifax, with a cargo, was to
furnish the necessary funds Thlrty-six OFF,
GERS and three hundred men were to come
over ia small parties and meet at general
rendezvous. IL was iheir intention 10 sur
prise the Federal rrison on Johnsons Is
land, liberate tile prisoners thete, and convey
them into Canada. Tpey did nor intend to
violate British neutrality, bnt ouly rescue
two thousand men from such wrrtchei quars
tiers, designed to kill them by slow deg'ees.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19


sanguine expectations are more than realized
New York papers, Of III 7th, say the ex-
pedition 10 relieve Burnside is under sher,
man.
BalsroL Dec. .---No!hing definite from
Loagslrcot, Glmer's Brigade eacouatere
the advance Of Willoxs corps, about two
thousand strong, near WinersviIe, Tenn,
last Thu sday, rontng item completely and
capturing nu,ubor Of prisoners. who state
that Wilcox's commend is composed Of raw
troops.
CnARLE,roS, Dc. 1i.--The enemy has
again sbelled the City at intervals Outing the
day; some buildings were struck, but no per.
son was Injured Abont9 O'clock this morn>
ing, Sumter took FIRE from an unknown cause,
and tlie flames communicated to some outer
itim5er-vori o. the South West angie, The
@o5d work was burned, and some ammuni-
tian was destroyed. Several casualties oc-
cured. Pa,acalars not yet received.
The land batteries opened heavily on TIE
Fort during the progress O. the fire. which
was replied to by Mou'tiie and our bate. les
Heavy firing was kept up all day, aud ceased
at dark. Tie damage to Sumter was not ma
te,isl.
ArlASrA Dec. il. IS lseiaT dispatches da-
ted Daifon, Dec, i, says the enemy is falling
back from chickamaus5a 70 Chattanooga,
leaving tier pickets on Missionary Ridge.
Two corps crossed the river at Bridgeport.
The Raj Road track from Whitesides to
Shell Moand is torn up sad is baing used as
wagon road.
Three small boats are running up to Chat
tanooga,
There are indications Of going into winter
quarters, with an Intention Of sending so, 900
reinforeements to Meade. Grant supersedes
Meade.
Direct information from Longstreet places
him at Beaus Station, fly miles from Knox
vile OH the Sth.
RlcnAoSD. Dec. ll.-fhe interest of Con-
gress, to-day, was in the House, in which
large number of resolutions inquiring into
the conduct of several Of the Departments
of the Government, and calls upon the Presi.
dent for Information on various subjects,
were adopted.
The bill which passed the Senate yester-
day, repeating the substitute law, is before
the House and is evidently received by large
majority.
The House rules were suspended for the
purpose Of putting it on its passage, but
defect in it was suggested, when it was re-
fered,
! The N. Y. Herald, Of the 9th, says dis
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H
Why People do not Speak the Truth
People do not speak the truth, not for
the want of not knowing and preferring
it, but because they have not the organ to
speak it adequately. It requires clear
sight, and, still more, high spirit, to
deal with falshood IN the decisive way.
/ have known several honest persons who
value truth as much as Peter and John,
but, when they tried TO speak it, they
grew red and black in the face instead of
Ananias, until, after a few attempts, they
decided that aggressive truth was not their
vocation, and confined themselves thence
forward to silent honesty, except on rare
occasions, when either extreme outrage,
OF a happier inspiration, loesened their
tongue. But=a sOulais now and then in
carnated, whom indutg gent nature has not
afflicted with any cramp OF frost, but who
can speak the right word at the right mo-
ment, qualify the selfish and hypocritical
act with its real name, and, without any
loss of serenity, hold up the offence to the
purest daylight. Such a truth-speaker is
worth more than the best police, and
more than the laws of Governors; fol
those. do not always know their own side,
but will back their own side for want 81
this very truth-speaker to expose them
That is the theory Of the newspaper, I'd
supersede official byint ellectual influence
But though the apostle ablish the jour
nal, usually happens that, by some strange
oversight, Ananias slips intu the editors
chair. If, then, we could be provided
with a fair proportion of trnth-speake rs,
we could very materially and usefully
contract the legislative and executive FUND
TONS Still, the main sphere for. this no
bleness is private society, where so many
mischiefs 60 unwhipped, being out osthee
cognizance of law, and supposed to be no.
body's business. And society isat'all
times suffering for want of judges and
heaamen who will mark and lop these
malefactors. Emerson. :. =, -.
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CHATIGE OF TTNIIE!
W AND AVER MONDAY, NOVEMBER THE
RSaEGePG EGndayEs = =
{ Leave Nashing1e ,'...............-. ia, =.
AfEtVe ~ Nhee11n1 I..sssss...s.ssss.sss.lo
B 4ssy9 Hhesling .........,.....---..-..--S Pm
Arrived u Va hi ori................. -
An freight % be lEdD1 from Hlloalllg Il5ths
delivered &C the depot bHldE8 Oeloek p u. fRElIV
noFal 80 - -, W.D. BURTON ssv'E
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REIJFli BEEFs!l

c'rlos oHIsSG 9HR x1s a.. SE StE Esss H.
GBALED Pro AIS wiz bst receivta nom frst
y hands, sittG6ns loyal 10 the Government of the
United States until Is December 2Ist 1868, only
foF fnrnfShfrg All the " - t.'f.s 2 t3i-l 7--'
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FRESH BEEE

.s-f1s e
tina. a for rse g ths troops q the
ment Of West gihia, and now stationed at MARI
tinsburg and Harper's FerFy, Va. HagerstoWp, Nd,
and ON lipe Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad east
Frederick City, Nd, Is foll0W4, viBt AZ zigAs1i
For 8 lfiye1 months OF suehiltRs time e me Com
misslEy General may and sol to his aP-
1854, and ending ON the 8lst Thirty frstl dayfof
said Beef g be Of stesE Inot Bulls s!egS HeitsEs
at Least SO ave hundred pounds. On
The Beef to be sound and wholesome, with necksI
Eh0Ika and kidney TALON eXoludCd,I IN equal pro
such quantities, usually three times per Wee1P s
may be designated by the Chief CommissaFy Of the
Division. tf,...-.esss 4.s5.s - ~
The Contractor viii be required to keep anagent,
with sufficient supply OF Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying diitanee OF the troops. 500
bond In the penalty Of 2Q, 900 CtWenty thousand)
dollars will be required. with two good surettes,
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must be shoWnby the official certificate Of the CLERK
Of the nearest Court Of Record or Of the United States
District Attorney.
residences OF persons composing IT. and each propo
sal mnst be accompanied by tue oath Of allegiance
Of the party or parties; also by certiteate
Of the responsibility above referred to; also by
written guarantee signedi by the partyor parties
making the bid, the whole making four ~ separate
papers, for which forms will be furnished on appll!
catfon by mail, telegraph, In person, al Of which
should be envelopsd, SEALED, and endorsed, Propo-
sails for Fresh Bee and directed to the undersigned
at CumbeFlAnd, Nd. - e .
other G0Velnment Funds as may be on hand; Il none
on hand to be made soon as received, .... VI
The bid, oath OF allegiance, certificate Of resp0n-
sihility, and guarantee, must all be in duplicate.
An bids not complying strictly with this adyer-
= s'SS's WIN. II. HosAoK, .fsi
uh'4 " e=-t 'stfti is.-f Captain and O. g., iGs
daes.ta -, (IhiAF a r. Denft Tgsst ViFpInfa
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Cleveland, PfttsbuFg andWheaI-
Ari ing Rail Road I'TF =

~
ONAHD ARFER MONDAY, Nov 10fh. ISSS. -
~ ssassE lss.1c Hii leave hFiasePort ~ lbl0Ss,
80. II "a n NJ :.
- cisysisas 8 81 !. H. {. 80 Z. M ana
as p. y, Aecolaodatton Train, stopping a an
s Ssr g eETtSe e. q Pittsahush q Is
100 7, y. KxpEes Train, sErtyes q PfttslurVh AZ
- 80 &i0'A-M u. and Cleveland u Sz5 4. 4.
p RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. n. and I % p m n.
101Eg FittseuIEh GO 1s18 a. n, as A. II al
~ {: u; sSsse e FssPort at GO NJ l0ts
CONNECTIONS are made AZ FolIovxs,
AZ PittsblEEh with RennsyfV ania }. Il. Gar HArri.
burg, Baltlm1Ee, Washlngtnn, PEill.
" Effit delphla, New York and H6lfGu.
At Cleveland with CisEela1d 3 F0lOd r Il. EF
da1kyt Toledo. Detroit, CHICAGO al
Isl ffefr al PQintsfn tie NoREG VIZ. VIA
pefEuit st0aneEB f1r Detroit, Jaeilor
r. J. ftls7t 10 .gdioago and the N0EEH WIZ. WlIi
y!sgoland & Erie B. 3. Or EEie, D1l-
XIX bul1l0e ana y t;lIA Pals. WA
5sf OlGTelall. OllumbuS q OIneinlafi q
gEestllna Delaware Columbus al
At Hudson va e g q az E.H q ouyaaa..
Iali.S Akron' hfillsfsbuEgh and WoSs,
az AnIahss Win r. ii Wa G. R.EErcan,.u.
a1s' Alas.ill0ls Woo.toE, GalGm; Euo1, 6.
T. trlnb1a and Chicago.
A4atsdbknSIIl8 SsIlh Pc 4 O. Llns aAA A EE,4 q.
/ -. :. With O. q rs FZanssgiIiS- NSSs-
- ark, Colombus, Xenl8, Daytol Irik
-tls1ss anapdlis, Cairo, Oinciil nat, LouisViII0
Il St Louis, Sc. Joseph and an 1870
~ ~ Wt1t and South Wet 70
EEcur.iQp TiGkets 70 PittshuEgh and rUturu sGOa.
rare always slow and time much quicker than
any other route. .s4 rtel atsr 49, -
through Tickets 70 All points IN tie Wei, Horth
nd East can Be pEoenEed 81 the oi3co un86s ~
MGLHFo House, Whealing, Va q viii MD
Agent q BTidg6p0Et Station.
aly point accessible By this Eoad aud t.
. tie Esd, North, West and NoFth.lgest a go
nn4eE NLAFe H1use, Os With H. Aeanl e REldza-
poFt Station. VA. D. TRRlEY, Agent,
=. B-WILLIAiis, AgSss,
! b q lTYERs. cor ISssst ~. no.1s
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FRESH BEEF

- : ~
that may be- required for the use Of the troops o
the United States serving in the Second Division
Department OF West Virginia. and now stationed at
SbFingdeld, Petersburg, NeW Creek Grafton, Clarke
bnrg, and ParktIsburg, West Va, and Cumberland,
For s (dv6J months or such less time as the Com.
mssaEy General may direct, and subject 70 his, ap-
prevail commencing on the 1st day pf January, 1884
Said Beef to be Of Steers, (not Bulls Etags Heiers
or Cows,) four old and over, toNeigh net each
at least 500 (hve hundred pounds ~. h,
The Beef to be sound and wholesome, with necks,
shanks and kidney talloW excluded, } ia equal pro
PORTIONS Of fore and bind quart and snch
Quantities, CuRually three times per week. as may
be designated BY the Chief Commissary Of the
Division. - a7tij r ssss1s
The Contractor will be required to keep an agent
with sRfaeient supply of Beef cattle, constantly
within supply ing distance Of til etroops t.lt'i 4
A bond in the penalty of 20 COO twenty th0pRandl
follarsu will be required, with two good suFcties,
be shown by the official Of the Clerk
bf the nearest Court Of Record or Of the United
States District Attorney. ~
Proposals from. a firm must specify the names and
residences bfal persons composing Il, aud each pro-
posal must be accompanied by oath OF allegiance
OF the parties party; also by certificate of the
responsibility 0bnve referred to; also by written
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
for which forms will be furnished on application by
mail telegraph, OF IN pgrson, all Of which should BIO
lenveloped, sealed, and endorsed @Pr0pOSalJ for
Fresh BeeE,a and directed to the undersigned ct
Cumberland, Nd. af,s4s ff
The Government reserves to itself the right to
reject any or all bids considered Unreasonable.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds as ma be on hand; II
none on hand to pc made as soon as received
The bid, oath of allegiance, certificate ofreSp0nst
bility, and guarantee, must all be in duplicate.
All bids mot complying strictly with this adVer-
tisement will be rejected.
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PrOpOsaIs fOrsMorIltialrI Shells,
ORDNANCE OFFIoE, =
WAR DEPARFMENr,
WAsHiNGToN, November IS, isei


CEALBD PROPOSALS will be received at this
y! ONCE, until O'clock r. Nj on the 22d Of De-
cember next for the delivery Of nifty thousand 10
inch mortar Shells in the following quantities, at
the following arsenAis, viz:
At the WateFtoWn Arsenal, WateFtown, Mass,
s's a the wa.ervtlo. Arsenal. West Troy, N. x,
AZ tie New York Arsenal Governors Island,
at the Allegheny Arsenal, Pit1sbuIgh, Pa, 5000.
& At the u. s. Arsenal, Washington, D. O., 5000.
At the q I. Arsenal, st. Louis, Mo-, 5000.
These shSlls TO be made OF the kind OF metal,
and inspected after the rules laid down in the Ord
nance Manual. drawings can be seen q any of the
spected ut the foundry where cast free of charge for
transportation or handling until delivered at the
Arsena -
Deliveries must be made ut tho rate of mot less
than hVe per cent per week of the NUM- er Of pro.
jecties contracted tori the first delivery to
within twenty days after the date Of the contract,
and any failure to deliver ut specified time will
lnbject the 70 forfeiture Of the number
he may fail to deliver at that time. 'eQ
Separate bids must be made for each Arsenal Il
the bidders propose to deliver at more than one.
No bid Will be considered from parties other than
regular founders or proprietors OF works, who are
known to this Department to be capable of6xeeutiu
the work contracted for In their own establishments!
Each party obtaining contract will be required
70 enter into bonds, with approved suTeties for it5
faithful execution. 6igns isilt !
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II not deemed satisfactory for any cause
Proposals will be addressed to 4Brfgadier General
Geo u Ramsay, 0hiefsof Ordnance Washington,
2. 9;,1 and will be endorsed Proposals for Mortar
nov28-eodtd Brig. Gen ohlefof Ordnance.
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.HEMPEIRLD. RAILROAD

l I9GEE 9Soo11 Rse:la; g.
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WIN. II. HosAOK,
u Aaies Captain and O. s. Vols,
ldeeCls-td o Chief 9. +. Dept, West Virginia
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\ oon.aintng more Truth than Poetry.

A. POEM, t - if' $50
"A Containing more Truth than Poetry.
Oh, where can get It'll ~ siis .l,i.lifs
To the Drug Store 90 quick =tssis ia
OF Charles W. 6THhnm Just over the creek,
Aud lyon do wish Ids virtues to behold 81
Ttyt Tor . Group q Cough. or Gold;
1ts pleasant to take, safe, quick and sure, ~
Its good fof the rich and les good for tue poOrs
It's good for the young and it's good for the Old.
And for twenty.t cents bottle it's sold ~ nal
10 the ooqsumpttTe it gives ease, tothe Asthmatic
relieE,
Bronchitis RHd Laryngttts 70 itquioEly give way
Aud Tanners Cough Mixture takes the palm Of the
- days IS ~ Ei3A asafi5A ~ Z s4adFsd r,
Inlueaza and Hoarseness. shall SEermore cease 10
While Taanet,s Cough Stixtare continues to reign:
WhpopIng Cough and piArrhea Immediately viii
1fTsnnofs Cough Mixture at once YOU do try;
AL Who wish something to glyea full and clear
VIM l aaa TanasFs Cough Ai4tars The very best
Then shout tho glad ttdhSs lot the eatth ar resSuad
For the great cure e nov ct last found 4
FOE sale pit the Drug Store i2f the Proprietor, =
80 CTlARLEs u, tfRAHkM.
!. Also at MeLain Brothers, Washibg ton nan, and
by dealers generally. p ' i sdecS "A
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Beefi Beef

! IO9RICE OHIRR Q. s. DEPT o. WEsf VIRGINIA.,
a0umbeFland, Nd, December 12th5 1s6a.S
CEALED PROPOSALS win beireoeiyed from FIRST
y hands, citizens loyal to the Government Of tho
United States, until IL n December 2Sth, 1868,
oHlV for furnishing all the ~. - ear
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.ERANsPoRTATIan
Baltinaore1a Ono. Railroa5

ON and aiteE I6iiiisE sri7 ~ 1o;S1--
~ tas tE94ips N e ma 81 ths
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OF WHEELING, VA. sI.7'
nIRRCTnEkR4 gfss 3sfsai5t
sAMURT. y! sWHEEIlER.

oonIEoyoR or RIssIoNs soLpTERs' CLAIMS
ts2eSAfp OkRfIF1kDi AcCouNT6s =
LLOnieers, Soldiers, or Soa1nan, disabled In the
IA service tho United entitled to Pen
sion for Hfe and IN case ol their de41h, the Wfd0
Sis Sa8s 8Ss / Il s5ii Si Pa ss S
due. Ny Fee IN each eas6is 1--WE DOLLARS 81 fhe
claim or penston4l collected, aud no CHARGE q
case Of ALLURE = stst.g.fss ,-ss IL
Certtned Aeeopnta lieetet Ne NOT Epaspnas
blo i4tr iitie Ailfs ll9 llllaui1ta
ofics, NOg15D Fourth 5tEesS rssf tht cburt
Wheeling, Wv " sstEs 1olla9lts 1naEl4tf .