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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-22

DAN I'D FRUITS.
4PpT RrrTvrup
oUTs ~
JO9' "A'N''ND large ''''S o.
DRed Beef, Hams,
Bologna Sausage.
80 49, 6"
A. LOUIS a CO.,
sc North Market Street.
FROM n,cp,vrn
.Jo'A
~-u,a
~ w.
GERMAN ERAsIvE, CASTLE and FANCY
SoapS' SIaLcn, hIC'j
a. QUE Co.,
90 N0r'n hafN0' S're0''
JUST Received a large stock OF
D.. O-.l.JRD,n
A. LOUIS * CO..
IUSF RECEIVED, alargo stock Of
Green and Ground Coffee
ALSO a large stock Of
A, LOUIS a. co.
----e o--.g.
LARGE STOCK OF RAIsINs. FIGS,
| DATES, ALMONDS, BRAZIL NUTS and FILBrRrs,
MAocARoNI, vERMIcILLr, &c, Jus. received by
A. ENurHS a, IN
A LARGE STOCK OF PICKLES, TOMA-
"a
TOE OA'sOF' Pepper sauce Ginger Auspics' Pep
per, Ginger, Cinnamon, Baking Powd er, Soda,
French. kentucky aud American Mustard. lust
received BY
EOvrEs a CO
~ Nm NJ, 80" g.,
= anNn -urnnUy
| R11tter Crackers Ginpar Calres
Soioo NJ 80 60 I.
N"SS ~"@ SuSa1 SaASs'
'u7' 'ooei'ou "
A LOUIS ~ CO.,
80 North Market Street.
A VERY LARGE STOCK of
Loosress' Slckles' Gtc'
A. AOuAs 81 CO.'
,noov
| a NAN
,,rr,su ,G ! 'uIsa AND thlrAIIoN, ,,.,,s
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
NUMBER "a.

one sensible soldier. These are the speech
les We do not wish % hear, and with Wliet
the country n tlisgusteI.
We can tell Mr.: FOots IN all kindness
that his efforts 90 frequently made aud al
ways in direct opposition 90 the Pfesideat,
are creating the opinion that personal an.
tipathy and not representative duty, tutia.
enees aud prompts these UNNECESSARY and
unbeeOmiug assaults. He has occupied 4
great deal Of the time OF the House so far
tn this sRssfOu-mORs than OnesthiFd 81 1le
time-in discussion that has no point, 10
speeches upon subjects that eOpId not be
acted upon at the time,' and which were
mot listened TO by the House or reported
by the press; aud his resOluti01 was voted
down asao eontrsdiseeats, except btgseit.
His frebFsu6s were almost as harmless 70
our cause as Gtim0re's Greek 6re. We'do
hope that this utter failate oh yesterday 20.
raise even an inquiry, and his forced with
drawal of his resolution Of nominal fn-
quiFy, bat real eensnre Of The President,
will teach him that these are not times
for useless quafreliug and pickering. aud
that the House Of Representatives under
stands that the condition Of the country,
the exigeney Of the situation, aud the state
Of the public mind, do not permit the
waste Of Tins in iuqufries calculated %
uANtu9 huu WteWl0es
The revelations made by Mr.. FOOt6 as
to the eOndueE'Of the COmmissaFy Gener-
Al in the matter Of Feeding the Yankee
prisoners, are grave and Important sub
iects; aud had Mr.. r. not Impaired the
force Of those revelations by his iHiudi-
cions assault ON the President, be. might
have effected something. But after the
ventilation Of private spleen the House
would not consider his complaint against
the Commissary General. The letter Of
Capt Warner 70 General Winder reveals
shameful and disraeeful neglect Of duty
Dn the part Of the Commissary General,
! neglect Of duty which places both the
President and Commissioner 0uld In false
1tisitions. The letter from the Quarter
master Of the prisoners shows conclusive
y that the Yankee prisoners have not
Ieen properly fed. As l0ug rs Captain
charged with the duty 0f.sup-
dying the prisoners with fations,, there
vas no complaint whatever, but since the
General has assumed this
natter, and forbid Captain Warner from
except ofthe COmmAssaty De
,atment, it turns out that there has been ]
% iueOnsiderable diminptiOn Of TatiQnS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
mRMs OF WEEKLY.
I0tks5 f!s5g f!s5glIsdf West IIgyiiRiia.

Il WOU aE8 aware tl9t TIE Rr1sllGus has called G1F
u neEe tE0qls % ssTvs ~ tlIee EelEs, o. duEiag
| Goid vim soon GEriFs, lll Il lIis nSeoSsSFy b
Fe-ellist them g sqp,y theE pllees uish new re-
efui.s. Ihis blaee > olEeelei g t1EHish her PRO.
SuhJeet, but de ulllslo 81 t1s GallltlaoAt Of the
several GLASSES ~ bee1 but T1o8lty algoFtAinsd
uio1esd, aila uOt ~ OgaIsIfd SIis quota q IhIs
state lis Bot beea nxe1- Bl, tbs tiul. Elr the
DIAN = appEOaehlDg have thouEht e bost % wait
terms q ne OnlIsEiaus q tie delUlr Ollslol n
Sssis bSassy: - .1s 80 80. 80 sli''-
Il 1hs IOilOIinGa aBe Ils olaalal Ol puEn0ds ulDay
'Stisi ~ 80, ~, % 4 a i t sl ,. n, Il. ,.,
Iz6d. Ma Vlo hago slEyli uilo llslflls. OF ever,
81 An oSilsF aIiS u "a g iiss5,srap..
rn1Fnifuf tlia EIssl an-l sES eil.saS iulIll Ru,
iS% f..i. 1S SSi sS 4 IN - "a n t Si Z S "a z
uloltlis ply-u1kilg t5-l laol8 le - required TODD
datys aaa e tils aEss lay day l4hgs, W Hoplhsl
boanty d Gilit1n - tis EeIlltF ~; ala 50 u
addition g tesliaE pag sysEy siz lolihs lEalilsF
Ahail l mslaIll cut 81 sllGlos balasa GA tas1 * 4
hls O1llItmolt expires ho VIII boVoltheless eot the
y - - ~ = - SIi1 49, IN A.. e,ti,I.l a, .
bouHty 6FsSot - a4dlfisR - H. f1sillr Tay. aad
vim Eeceiye Sls. eeigs eglsy a1sl g9e Tag p =
ihs hOlhty Will % Pli hli 10 0t
lhs sane ihlaEValS e tlass ths OfhuF elaps sIg
nay - mlstoIca eut ssqEs - hafsEes
u 6lS term.
Ssiieor. g sse F1nolaf - Pfeselteod q 9eaegpl
g s.eo1D e. SsD sle,.s ny hsi sRl.ss p
oT gOoEult q Gl1 4ld els 9 pEolIIn a - ana
1E recruit OfIhe - ellss St9.
The foF31n WlO toeEllis JrsF tls eall q required
b take thsEseFuito q tho 2n bollToth
'nFOillG b1lTd o. hl8 COlgfolialal district, WkoEo
lle recruits VIII % oElmilod, al. q aeesltea y
aI|
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Hooaand's German Bitters

FFOm y. NetgtOH Br0On, D. D., Editor, oftte EHcy-
cEopedtG Of lfCligf0Hs KnoaDledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In genefal, through dlstrust Of
their ingredients and Effects yet know Ot no SUM
he believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations, In tho hope that he may thus contrib
ute 70 the benefit of others. IL -
I do this tho more readily in regard 70 Hoohand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr.. Q. N. jackson, OF
this city, because was preudiced against them for
many years, uuder the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic. mixture, am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage.
ment to try them, when suffering rom great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
Of these Bitters, Ut the beginning OF the present
YEAR was followed by evident reiet, and restoration
to q degree Of fbodily and mental vlgor which had
not felt for six months before aud had almost de-
spafred Of regulating. ther = -" ynf God and
my friend Eor directing me to tn use ot tnenn.
JIM VI IN BROWN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
nRusTER,s SAFE.

my virtue Of d deed Of truBt executed by Hugh
l1 Nichols on the 18th day OF March 1859, and
now of record in Ohio county, State Of West Virginia
in Book 49, pags 5T2 and also by other deed ofIrus
bearing date the I'D day Of 1889 and Of record
in Ohio county State ii III sell N
House. on the third Monday in January 18th, 1854
tho following property, viz; Lots NO. 50, 103 n,
and g. and half Of Lot No. 90, all In heEPirst Ward
Aud at tho 4me time aud place, piece Of ground
with the improvements thereon located at the west
end OF Union street, on the wharf, formerly known
as the Ferry House.
Also, at Ihe same time and place, the following
properly in Craham,s addition u the city Of Whee-
Ing on Quincy street, part of Lot NJ. 81, being 5S
1eet, more or ltss partO Lot No. .25. being 2S
leet moro or less on the east SIDE, and the wet hat
of Lot No. SO, on Centre street, which Is we'll Inn
proved and at present occupied by Mrs MeCul!ough,
and also, In East Wheeling, north half OF Lot No. 76,
half OF No 0S, aud Lot No. 8.
Also, at the same time and place. .hece Of Land
containing 635 acres surface, With coal privilege
Of 80 Acr.s. said land Is bounded on the north by
Coal HUN rand on the west by lands of the Crescent
Mill Co. ~
stock In The Belmont Bridge Co.. and ~ shares OF
stock in tho Northwestern Bank Of Virginia
will also sell under the same deed of trust on the
fourth Monday in January, 1853, in the town Of
Moundsvflis,. MarShall county, State Of West vir-
gfnia, q farm known the "SOckman Place. stu.
in said Marshal county, on the waters Of Ftsll
Creek, containing $50 more or less. Said hrm
Is six miles from Glen EastOn and eight miles from
Cameron. said farm will be divided in paIcels to
II IRiIi alSo sell under the said deed Of trust on
Wednesday,. the 9th day of January, 1854, in the
town of Martipsyille, State OF Ohio, IN Belmont
county, the NiartinsvlIe Ferry right and Boat, the
Cottage Hotel with two lots, no l3b ald 1856. also
Lots No. 12s isO and ls1, located In said town Of
Terms Of saie-one third in Cash. the balance in
Elk, twelve aud eighte months with Interest, with
approved security, and unttlthe money
A,y of The above property will 9e'sold at private
SAFE; u ,,A, IL - - ,5., -,ss.,,s,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

n OFFER FOR SALE, at very low prices and on
the most liberal terms, the desirable dwelling l
reside in, With the land (abont six aoreS) at.
Also my farm, within one-hnlf mile of said town,
on the nj. WA Railroad, containing ab6nt7O0
acres betYeen 800 and 400 Of which Is valuable
coal land and the whole can BE- cultivated the prin:
cipal part of which Is now in good state of eultt-
viii also sell my lands in the counties of Harri-
son, GiImsr, DoddTidgo, Lewis Barbour and Taylor.
decs-2WR b. DESPARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
FOR SALE.

-eA DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, ,situatea on
III Market street, Centre Wheeling; two lots are
between First and Second second streets. Upon
said property there six good dwelling houses
(and all occupied). Will be sold together, or in
parts to suit purchasers. To any one purchasing
this property wonld provo paying Investment
2or particulars enquire Of q i9Nt Z
HANNIBAL FORBES, ESQ,
deca-2w 16OlS Fourth hEtreet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19

=. =. =. :. --s1 -
I0 M ,,.ttor TO- - a o1e, tlo r,o.t s4,ooly
49,. 4, ~ ,,,,. -. lt,.,,i,,,,sa n
- Z. ~ 49,,
tequIHe3 Data HlAsto 1Ei-l " 'sll I'm A-t
purity eau always Ds relied uPan- 1ley aio com
PO'od q the oe'ooIasea CAi'Aye hAEE' ca,aaF.lla
Bark, Dandellons Chamomile Rl6vsefs5 IAVGnaoI
VIo,,sv, N rtorIr,ar, Anita. CloVpTsbuds Oraaea-
A'SUeto' 49, = -, ?.
peel snAseEoSs' CA..SsS' 0oii1'.eI' l'''1'A'
Fhsy are especially F6eommohdoa 70 elergymon,
.,1tgs I,. .,,l .,,0,. ~ IGts,,,,v I,aI,ifs ~
Pae"e aPe.t-' sl s.'.S -. ~
sedsntaEy NE, VINO require nee aAests9nS feli.n
for food and clear mental heuitiPS.
Delicate females and weak persons are certain o
Ind In these BitterS what they have 20 long looked
fOE:
They create healthy appettta
They are an anEiiota 70 change Of Nator aud di0t.
gbey ovor,ou,o oot. Of ofdis,ipation and late hour.
Tbsy s'FsSrtbsa de- !, sssm s6d oallVsn ne HiDa.
Fboy preysn, u,lasu,aSIo audI iptsrmIstsnE fsveis
s., .,,,sS, q, J, ~, 80 ,h.a.o-,el,
FbSy m m Co1,fluStI0r - : -
Tbey eure Disrr6el, ChoIera and OlIOIer. nIortus
Thsy cure Liver Conplalutaa Nervous Heaiaehs
AZ.
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Public Sale.

y. = II i y Z 5f717I ) IL. q q
WYE will oner for sale in the town of Bridgeport,
w Ohio, on the Path of December, 1853, our
SAW AND PLANNING MILLS, with IS Lots con
nectet and other Lots not connected with the
Mills. 2ho ses wagon and harness., office furniture,
IS 900 feet OF lumber, with many other things too
numerous to mention. h lst.I .
sale 10 commence ut O'Clock, A NJ.
Terms-For Real Estate one third down, the ball
nuce intWo equal annual instAlmenls from April 1st,
1854 bearing Interest from thNt date Personal Prop.
erty Cash. deC7.2WF STRWARr q iKEELlNE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
IMPORTANT TO SOLDlERSl
Those havino Friends in the Army


gwe call the attention Of all having relations
Fi6nds in the army to the fact that
man BittefSn will cure nine tenths OF the diseases
Induced py Im6t Sy in ths
newspapers, ON the arrival of the SICK IL VIII be
noticed that very large proportion are sunetias
Tes1iIy cured by Hooiiand's German Bittefs. Dis
eases resulting from disorders organs
stating that thee Btters were freely used among
oir aoiCe eFa hundreds OF lives might be saved thAt
~; an 70 the following
marblo aud welt authentieAted cure OF one Of the
ation,2 heFoes whose life, to use his own anguases
4has been saved by the Bittets"
PHuApEtPuA, Aug. 2sd, 1852,
dRssRs Jo0Es 3 lVAAs wen, gehhetnen, your
HooHand's German Bitters has saved my life. There
n nv some Of whose names are appended.
and WHO were COguiEAlt OF Gil tho circumstances VI
my case am sne nave 9sea ieF ss lSs satte
and und .r the immediate command OF captain q. ~
Ayers. Through the \. oPSai
ith ammRtiOn of the lungs, and was for
two days in the hospital This was followed " great
~ fhen removed fronli the White House and sent
10 this city on board the Estate pp aeapS sI5enl
Which Ilanded on the 2sth otJunt since tnat tlls
4 nave been about a. low as any one could be and
stiIi retain q spark okYitality. FOR week Gr more
va scrceIy able tosWallow anything and lL1 dsa
force amorsal down, It was ttlro"p W
Il .s,r could not even keep a!glasg ofsWater on my
stomach. Life could nut Last under sslen "
stsnces; and, aecordipgly the physicians waS nave
bsen yyoFking faithfully, theugh hunsuceesslaLy.s
iescne me from the grasp the dread Arehef
lyold mo they could do no more Tor me- and say 60
ma 10 see clerEy man, aud to make such
n nv limited funds as best suited me- An
anee who visited me et me A, me-
e n foriorn hone, to try iyour and kinnly
1rccursd me bottle, From the time Sommeasea
and & am now, thank God foFi gstttps better
Though have taken but two m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19

AS-sPEUiAL Non0Es Double the above rates. -7,
A1-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, acoOr-
an from ttanEent persons ors tfahg
eFs, to be paid f1S "a Gdoqhee. . -
business Cafds not exceeding i've lines $10peTy year,
or So for dx months but oF shbfter perod nothing
viii be counted less than . square. 81 ~ 81 ii.. h
The privilege Of Annual Advertising limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll ~ all legal adYeF Fsemepts, and advertisements
Gfauoti6n 6al6s and real eSafej sent by them mus
be paid for at the usnal rates..
y ACCOMPLISHMENTS not accompanied with VT tten
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
AeoOtLiinkly. ~ 49, 3 - tt - -
Notices for Political Msetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nony11-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
Popularityof
Hoofand's German Bitters!
(pVRELY VEGETABLR,l


(PURELY YEGRTABLB,) 5sa x
Hosts Of ignorant Quacks and INSCRIPTIONS adven.
turers, lave opened upon suffering humanity the
nOod.gates ofNostrumsfn the shape OF poor whisky,
vilelJ Compounded with injurious drugB and chEis-
tened Tontcs, StOmnchics and Bitters,
Beware of the innumeIAble array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethorio bottles, and high beled
kegs under the modest appellation Of which,
instead Of fcuring only aggrayate disease and leave
the Disappointed sufferer in despair,
-, HO0RLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not a new and uptried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years' trial by the American pub
ic and their and sale are not riYaed by
any similar preparation. -.
The prupFietOrs have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent Olergymeu, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens testifylng, OF personal Anowl
edge, to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
these Bitters, s ~ D. y
DO YOUWANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
your
DO you WANT A GOOD iAPPETITEi
DO YoU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsT1TU-
TI0Ni t..Hs 5 ,st +
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELLI 5gdT =
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERv0UsNEssi .
DO YOU WANT ENERGYl. ,.r r. .s,54a
DO YOU WANT TosBEBP WELLl
DO You WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
Ifyou do, use
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Dailps psuteIllarirfcr
7TERlIs or ADVBRTIsTNG.

TWI1vl BOLD LINKS oI NoaPARE11, (oI ON iHCa,)c
LESG, MAXI SoUARR.
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Dried PeacllesI DrIed PeaCles!

0hn BUSHELS CHOICE HALVES, in barrels
NSO and bags Just i,E. SF9 ss iSs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-19

DT. A. CmLDs, sdtSeo1 o. ne Tshsll Vermont
Rsgimsnt, vritoss-''T uis every solaisr iia sbos.
tls Of Plantation BltisEs. Eley are tis most sssl
tiVe, perfect, and harmless tonic I eVoT us5I.r
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s4a 55st
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The following startling a6d emphatic statement
eau b seen q our Ollee.
Latter Of Rev. Z. ,. CRAHn, Chaplain Of the 105t
New-Yorf Regiments. 5a--s s-TA-,
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Such Displays 6s 4t6Et made BY 81.
Fdots, OF 'Eennessee, marked BY evefy ar
tiGee thAe ean ehhsaeteri3e an etoFt 70 SOW
dissEFectipn betE6sd the soldiers aud their
Conm6ndsr-fu!e !ehtef, we t6ilk should
have been coughed down. But Nj, Gar-
trell, Of Georgia, exposed the sophistry OF
the gentIeman from Tennessee, aud showed
ConclnsIgeIy that the desise Of The Peesi-
dent was 70 reform the currency ia order
that IL might inerease The epmpensatign of
the's soldiers! irs GartFelI not only most
ably defended the Presideut, buti eginee1
an honorable and honest determinstipn =
protect the sOldieFs, let what might beiall
ItheiC1fFehGy. Such speeches &c thbse
made by Mf. FOote neither advance the
common eanss nor elicit ne adnItalIon q
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-22
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. S.


TTNHE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFICERS
Il aad men have been duly exchanged, and are here.
by so declared:
l. All officers and men who have been delivered at City
POiuit at any time previous To May 9th, 1858.
April 1868, who have been released parole.
g. All men captured in North Carolina Virginia. be-
fore the of March, 1868, who have been released
parole.
The officers and men captured and paroled by Gen.
s P. Carter in his expedition 10 East Tennessee in De-
cember last.
The officers and MEN captured and paroled BY Lep
Col Stewart at Van Buren,, Arkansas January 25, 1883
by Col Hickey in December, 1862 in his march TO the
Mobile and 0hU Railroad, and by Capt Cameron, at Cor
NTH, Mississippi, in December, 1852
d. The officers and puroed at Oxford, Mississippi
the 23d OF December 1862, at Desark, Arkansas,
the 18th January 1913, and at Baton Rouge Louisiana
the 23d of February. 1858.
Z. All PEI who have b. en- captured the sea,
the waters leading the upon the coast of
the Confederate United States at any time previous to
December 10th, 1872.
g. CUiLidns who have been arrested at any tuss before
the 9Th of May, 1863 and released on parole, dis
charged from and every obligation contained in said
parole If any such person has taken any oath of allie
release accompanied with any other condition, he is
discharged from the same.
If any persons embraced in any of the foregoing Sec
tons, in section of previous Exchange Notice
wherein they declared exchanged, in any Federal
prison. they be immediately released and delivered
ROBERT OULD,
Agent of Exchange.
Richmond, May is, 1888. ..' 40-6t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-22
$3.50 REWARD.

II .OST, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 23D OF MARCH
IL last, at the NorthCarolina Depot, Raleigh, memo
randum book, containing the following papers, far as
recollected certificate from the Treasurer, No l24S,
issued 18th September 1857 Samuel j. Crawford for
81 OOO eight per cent bond $3.50 in State Treasury
notes. fundabe in six and eight per cent bonds two oHs
hundred dollar, three fifty and some twenty dollar Con-
ederste bills and between forty and sixty dollars State
bank bills. Ny name Capt John E. Murray, Co. E, 18th
NC volunteers was also in the book also, paper IN
the book relieving of my command in said regiment
hereby all persons from trading for the above
certificate have applied for duplicate of the same
ANY information concerning this loss may be left with
the Editor of the Standard and reward of $3.50 will be
paid for the recovery of the memorandum book and
money. JOHN A. MURRAY,
Big Falls. N C.
May 8, 1858. 37-w&swlm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-22
ouRISTMAN,S OINTMENT.
"BE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACIOUS
IL Sn,thar,. Is nEenared IN NJ !n

IN OST POPULAR AND ErFlGAOlUyTT:I ~.
q theSoutber2 Cauederacy, is prepared IN h''SO
N. c., by THOMAS F CHRISTIAN. ;,.
The chief object in the original manufacture Of tnS V
ment, for the Of Itch in its various forms @
however proved itself invaluable remedy for Iets !
Scaldbead cutaueous diseases in some instances oa
of twenty years standing. also Rheumatism 80 sPS r.,
has relief been found in it for itch and letter @ nd
army has of late purchased large supply for camp s
hospital In its application to over hundred GsLas
each Glitch and letter but failed OF cure s
been tested horse fest and found certain cure O S
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative Sb
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduceo
is deemed cut of place. as the ointment, when tired W.
ample proof of its valuabIeuess in the cure Of hot
ments Ii can be used in any climate, either colo .. t
rainy or clear weather without any danger to the md
This ointment is put up only BY the subscriber ~ % TO
glass Jars with full directions and will be srs
persons in of it at from dollar to MY H
according to size of jar, application de-
the cash Druggists will be furnished at deS
duction, by purchasing q large quantity. All O'N
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
CHARLES F. DEEMS D. D., Wilson, n. u
W. G. JORDAN, Wilson, NsC.
DE- W. q. HooFER CsSwell CO.. D. =;
Wiissn, n. G., Feb. 10, lSss.
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FIFYY DOLLARS REWARD,

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SAT.
HI URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
size rather slow spoken about IS years age Pharaoh
is black good SIZE broad mouth. and shutters badly
These negroes carried all their Clothes and perhaps are
irving to get to the Yankees Henry hired from
gentleman near Washington, N c., Pharaoh from gen.
teman in NansemOnd county, Va. reward of $25 for
each negro will be given for their apprehension or deV'
cry. Ny address is Shallow Ford, Alamance county,
n CT" j. R. G. FAUCETTE.
May 7, 1898. S'-m