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1 N8-SPlCIAI NoIIUL9 ouDIq EllE 4p9l. !llEUi 2 n
A0Yearly Advertising on roasonabi bie terms, aoooF-
ding to the sdee occupied and the number Of chan ~
made. -.fiil7 nd d. is Agfh h5fial.ta ~. -
All MISREPRESENTATION transient persons Or Strang
Ors, to be paid for IN Gdpdlee. -. s.l..-t ~
Business Cardb not exceeding i've ne SO per year,
or 50 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted lnas than RquaFesi rfff = -iioi
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
tho Advertiser own Immedtato business; and an
rtiagnleits TOR the benefit ~ other prisons e.
elI as RI legal ADVERTISEMENT and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate, by them mus
be paid Tor At the usual rates.
G3-AdTeFtisumefitB not aeC0mpHnled with WTttoh
directions. VIII 30 inseFted until charged
accordingly, t.,. "a, 4 b, eti.- -.
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonv1l-'b9l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-08

EFole ". delqt0R BFot1n. ~. ~, 4dtt0f QfLts Ener-
,etopsdia Of Religious KlI0IUEedge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general Through distrust' Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no suG
eent reAsOnb why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
In the hope that he may thus contrib!
ute to the beneft Ofothers! u.p - ihn - ,
do this the more raadnytin regard to HO0IlAnd's
German Bitters, prepared by Or. @. NJ jackson, Of
this city, because Iwas preiudieed of
many yelEB, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO my
friend RObert Shnemaker, EBq., Tor the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment 70 try them, whon .stfetins ftoEdl great and
long continued debility. Tho use OF three bottles
Of thssO Bitters, at the beginning OF the present.
year. was followed by evident relief, and IestOration
to q degree Of bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. I therefore thank God and
my friPnd for directing me to the use Of them.
Philadelphia, June Qs, 1851, = = : -
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A'l - 4 aP.flon = ie e ah u 1n9nn NO. q ~
{ COlntIng.HOuSe Calculations

ssSH 5sosss de q e.''HsiT e s F s'ir Py iP 2
Thsro = OpsB 70 7tlls stuilii AlsO aoouEssOf b
ls5 B.UsINRSS5rs sOIBNCE
cOnpFising Political Eoonoiny, @ nmorcill Law ana
ugAsoa, FINANCE Banking and ClEr8lcy, also maxim
%sshoas q sH q s g S. 1s .soii2 e sI -; -
Ia5fFssli6iS h Ihs sboss subjects are Ister.rer
ed with ulHimg7 and tnclleafi1ll tGBiinT % TIE 4
formation Of high character - men aaa cittEsn5.
The cOursb q instructiou g Intoisisi - Be a.
Commercial College, Whfl5 fAo 6xp6his % tii6 slG-
dent - much leA1-sisl - ssr-f. -l1 Il Ttlrar
IL. a. beEs leave to refer th0ss 20 WHOM be 3
q the banks i4 WhseliRg And BEisspoFt and % his
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fpnRELY YEakTARLE.

=
Hosts Of ign6raSt ouaoks and dnscFapulous adven.
turerS, have opensd upon suffering humanity the
flood gates Of Hostrums in the shape poor whisky,
Vilely Compounded with injuh us drugs and chris
tened TOnio, Stomaehics and BtIterS.H -sgp7 i,
Beware aof the ipnumeIabie array Of Alcoholic
preparations In plethOrio bottles and high
kegs under the modest RppellAtOn of bItters which,
instead ofGuring, only aggrAyats disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair. yg,5ls ,
4 HooRLGND's GERMAN BITTERs i llro,
Are not hew and untrfed article, but have stood
the test OF fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie, and their reputation aud sale not FiValledby
any similar preparations q
The proprietOrs have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent olergynen, Lawyers, PhySieiAhs,
and Citizens OF their personal AuoWl
edge t. the beneficial effects ed medical virtues
DoiT6g WANT soGRrhtNG TO srRENarHEEN.
DO you WANT a GOOD APPETITEl &
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTITU-
u e. TIONl .i allsat
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO you WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS
Do YOU WANT ENERGYi LI5H n HIHIaU.
DO you WANT TO sLRRP WRLL1 l4b .7iiga >.
DO YOU wANTA BRISK AND VIGOROUS PEEL
w INGI 10 90 it''E t."l1 q, ."' %" ,',,3 =,
15 .sf..I i5i.i nyOu do, use & s. .s5ails
Hoofand's German Bitters! 1
aaa9 steiisr,a ils L. --.-i.i'i gin '5a 81 Rts.
- ti!a lata4 80 ,yEt I-iflI t ri .''r2 - u
FSon IT, Ne,5Loa T3roagn n NJ E5YStsr oflbs Ine,,
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Rebel view Of the Main Election.

Rebel View OF the Main Election
The Richmond Examiner OF September
21st, says:
"Maile has followed in the wake Of YER
mont. The election in that State seems to
have resulted in signal triumph Of the
WashingtoR juuta. This event is of great
er moment than similar result In any
other New England State. Il had been
thought that the ruling faction was not so
firmly seated in Maine. The course of the
war, too, seemed less fayorable to her in
terests than TO those of her neighbour
Manufactures were not, in any branch, so
fourishing, and the shipping interest, It
FYas.supposed, would have found the ad-
vantages arising from the employment Of
vessels for Warlike purposes fully balanced
by the damage -,inhtcted on cOmmerce by
our indefatigabIe cruisers. The expecta-
tions arising from. these very elements Of
caicnlation have alt been disappointed, and
the people haTe1appRreutly pronounced in
favor Of thewar policy of their GOVern1
ment. hsls8i sle .sna sai Is y. - g.
Yes, to the good sense and unyielding
loyalty Of Northern freedom, every tex
pectation" of aid from Oopperhead victo-
ries, has thus far,aail been disappointed.' =
Not Maine alone, bat Connecticut, Yer-
mont. New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
oalifornia, have adisappOiatsdP them
The EzamiUer expected that the recent
piratical demonstrations on the coast Of
Name would elect the COPpsrheAd ticket,
as it RoF, hopes through the. defeat q
Rosesrabs' army, 70 SEE The vaIIandisham
ticket elected in Ohio. comPlimentAryr
this, to the Northern Democrats, fs'nt It I
Beautifuf helps these to q party claiming
the hauesof Jackson piracy and murder
Who wouldn't be proud Of sreh "Demoe-
l EAcS Il. Tea b fgf ~. 9 3 - p a- z
| TIM c.nsdiAd.l having gos ths nilisii
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TnE oalzdiAdS, having got 9he militia
biils,hropgh; are an shooting rides. BSes
~ targeti is supposed % rsPrsssnt n an In
vadipg yankee q .i,s sss s6sss,ssI siis9 4
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Rea! gsiaie Tor Sale.

"OUSE and LOis FOR SiLE.~-A great
bargain; el,vatea ,itusion ferry 10 Brooklyn.
ao improvements Ia good order ana u. sbb - sod
on f,vofabIe terms sou rHNiCk a WOOD.
No. ~ NA.sAu.It
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1868. ~, TILE Ili1, 1863.
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gtNNS 4 ~ ANA YIN AhSL hAlLRCAD,
win It's coiuVctiur., flrys

win It's cofuccton. flrvs
THE snOdIEsr ASP ouICKssr ROUTE
Sossn run dolly nom New osk 10 phisdelohia via
Nrw-Jersey aaS Caiadeu cod Amooy iu-
ALL TitR01SH, IE1 i FOR p!lE MkS By THIS
FODT OF UOUk1LAADr-Sl
by "ey otPLace phis, tho oniug pa-sen.s. eave New
NokG a. nl san line othe Evening passenger
. % .. M, one hour iateT tilSn other hes
way, thehto"u rveilDg passengers leave At m,
tWc hours hitter than the Northern lines AID BY both roates
arrive ~ te came tae Northern ne 10 Chicaso aud ali
20 NJ d" the oI;lNost Ctestirr Indiana polls Ioui,vs
~ LCnls Cleveland Coumbua Cincinnati ard all m,ia
poirts W est, wish lever changes n cars
,sesp,og SaIl wihoo' cbslg' run from Phl.ieph. to
f'ontsh, 80 Ales. auu New.l Illts0ur. mica
cHicking aud saloon Care all trstus.
ate the sans ~ other GOat.a.
Sossage checked though. Transfers free
secure Tickets. good uAtil usru, by III sburgh
49, WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tie feonsyyania Centrai Company runs Em,srsus
Accommodation Line, which oniortsble made Of
OF fare.
FREIGHTs
by hs one feish's Of al descp ions can be forwarded
20 mo nom Sny point on th7 Railroads OF OLio hennsy
inns a. ! in.l' Nhco"sin. lOrs. ,T Missouri by RAIL-
hVAD OihHCf or to any pct on the psvsable rivers 81
the Nest by steamers from Putsbur.h.
The rates II fe SHIT 10 and any pont IN the West By
the Psnny lvanu Ca Railroad aie ct all times flyosbs
as ara charged ny other Railroad Copp.ns Merchant. and
shippers htfa,ting ne transportation OF their Freight 70 sas
CUT ''! I So' ig%9c 90 It's speedy "sn'lI
tGfn'fs spd Deaerr IN Stock viii had this a most sd
Faiiasroas route Cspiclous ATds Wategsd snd sup
piled 9Th every convenience have been or.a-J ca this Me
sud as CONNECTIONS aad every attention 10 paid
Eom Harrisburg where will be found every convenience for
PhIA, NsN.fOkk aud BALTIMORE Markets
~ -, LiOtli Passenger Agent, No. Assof'ho"~
LEIGH Co. Freight Aseni., ,,,,,-.
NO. Asi0E-Hcuse aud No. sou'u Nl'""""'-
No. Battery'psee>
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent, Altoona 70
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NIVIDEND.-R That the Treasurer

DIVIDEND esoioed, That the Treasurer
~ be directed 10 announce that a DIVIDEND OF TWO
PER CENT he paid the ul-yad aud scrip shares and
Cancelled bonds p Of this Company the I'd day OF feo
next fee OF Government aK that ths be paid on
all shlos which the cali. shall hsys bre1 duly paid; and
that this payment tie fu-ad shares shall be IN antic
paon OF the coupon Of per said shares under
The Deed OF Trust. payable lst Of Juy neIt.
Resored That the Transfer Books OF this Company be
closed the I'D inst. and DC reOpsnsd the "a day Of
February.
BY order OF the Board.
THOMAS 2. WALKER, Treasurer.
Office ofths Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
New-Yofk. January 49, 1868
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A. J. BLRECKER, AuciionseL
INXECIrrQRS SALE of ID EANSHAW's

EXECUTORS SALE Of ID. FANSHAWs
~ ESTATE A. J. BLEECkER son / Co. wild SELL
auction on THURSDAY, tho 18th February, at u o'clock
d the Merchants EXch,nge Ssrsroon, 40 III Broadway
(ty Bnldngl TO close the estate of Mr. D. FaDtnaw, de-
c-a,cd ~ lot Of Ground IN the city Of NewYor situate
follows, viz:
5.h-av5 los 5,h Az, s,tst % Of them park
lots
stst-l lot 4lst ~, between Madison ard 4thsv.
3Cth-st-0 lots CD 80ih.St. corner 2dav.
Dist and 9ldstsSJ ot 0lst and sidsts, between "a
and 3lsys
l0ith.st-6 lots on l0lth-.,. near 5thsv
l05th.s.-8 lots on l0afh.st, near otlay.
i06;h-a e lots on lOtih.s.. near 9Th tv
hGthst--l lot on l0Bth st., near 4th av.
che title IL urd uhrd and the sale will be sbIolue-60 per
remain mortgage orr years Maps at auction
room. No L. Pint.st
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GaIes bn Anriloil.
A. ~. MERvtv Auc'ione,.

A. ~. MERvtv AucIone,.
DY BANGS, NEitNIN az Co., Irving Build
iu. Nos 59I and 5g5 BE- 'dway-Sales Of hooks Sta
ouerJ rieuro wo. Of At Fancy Goods. Furniture kc
III UKSDAY And FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
ian - lnd 80 II o'clock
COINS, MEDALS. AND TOKENS ,arre collection
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TIVE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN 81
The NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
~sss contain, the following:
I.LRADING ARTICLES: Oar Copn,ry-Ii, Tris',
Its Future, The Army Of the Potomac; lhe
SoI;lsIP lie, Of Sopthsro IFea,o. E1os.
in haryisnd ElnaneiP2 In ~ the Wesi lnoies
;o.' 80. Jhs A1Ss S Is..SS y S a.
The WoaE Point Of the Reoei'i0ui Edi.Oiisl Par
sgIephs
uwAK NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GESERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE: The sp,ckey.hip.
Correspondence Of Ius y. Y TnbIne
v..FROM GEN, BURNsIDE'5 ARMY: Core-
pondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
W..sKETCH or Gen: HOOKER ~
wAsaiNoToS: Important Letter from asJor.
vIn..THE VICTORY OF ARKANSAS POST: On.
csl Reports Of the Naval Commanders
U..FROM GEN. ROsECRANS'S ARMY; Cores
pOu3spce Of The y. Y. Tribune.
x..NEw.YOEK WOOL MARKET
U..BATTLE OF STONES RIVER,
xn..FRoM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches To
Ihe a. fdoune.
XII. .THIRTY-sEvENTH CONCREss-THlsD sas.
sIoS: proe.edings In the ss1sts anu House Of
xIv..FROM EUROPE.
xv"GKN. BURNsIDE's ADDRESS TO his
TROOPS
xvI..PRoPOslTIOS 10 THE PRESIDENT TO EN-.
PLOY THE EMAkCIPATED NEGROES AT
PORT ROYAL
XVI. .vICKsBURG TO BE ATTACKED: 0ev Cor
mans ATuy Returned nom the Whl,e hVoC 70
Helena; Gen. Gfsntt Army Descending the Mis-.
si.sippi; ArEaus4s Post destroyed.
XVIII. FROM HOLLY STRINGS: The Desolston Of
kohhsrn ni.ssipP' TIE Cotton b9yen 40
Cotton buyeri dow Two OF Three Illinois Boys
Served al Old SecsssioDst
XIX FROM THE DEPARTMENT or TIE SOUTH;
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TX INTERESTING REBEL LETTERS: De.pond-
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Twenty Negro Exempt ia Law.
XXI. TIE ESCAPE OF TIE REBEL STEAMER
ORE1O: She Runs through Squadron Of Nine
Blocksdns Vessels Intellectual Attempt 20 Cap
turs Her; Sbo Destroys Boston BIis with =
Csrg) OF sugar
XXI, A LANDTIrLE WAR IN CALIFORNIA.
XIII. DICKENS NEW CHRISTMAS story: soms.
body's Ldsfage-Hia DressiogCase.
XIV. FROM EGYPT" Modern Democracy Illustrated
Hi ois.
XIV. Poetry: Boston Hymn"
XVI. INTERESTING 70 FARMERS: American IDs.i-
tnie aTfaeIs' Ci1o.
XVII. TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XVIII. .GERRir SMITH TO GOV SEYMOUR.
xxx. THE PERMISSION TO EXPORT SUPPLIES
70 Th& ftENCH ARMY ~ MEXICO; Nice
age om the President; The Correspondence
with The Mexicsn Minister.
XXX MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
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! VFRNiiNUS-Psssensrr Depot Jsues.sip sud foot 81
3stst a.. " seneris commencing trdsy,
Oct q, -; LsayV new icrN at g. IN Tor ernPo Sag
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EnantiaI.
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
LOWELL soNco aMeT THt Et WnTs SMS6rSTaIas
III. new a.. ASD .,.l INTERMEDIATE u IoINLs
CITY or BOSTON and CITY Il S-3 Of fO NSTEW90kK
"''' fro pr, Say sanssys excepted o'clock M
, " For NE, SEw Hi's iSSi 1' 's"'y'''
sSoTs wig Nth the Steamboat Espr. Train for the
"Scsh:. Sssne, ard London Northern Railroads
of ''n TIE Sws m Tes 9r nlo,ns.ion osaa''
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL,
~ ADELPHIA snd the SOUTH ard WEST via JrR.
basgag. checked and 10 a. M I'D 80 .nS ii.o ~
''' " J. W. WOODBURY., I.s.tan, SUI sdns.ua.u,
No baggage viii be received for irsins oness delivered
ard checked 70 minutes IL st.snee Of 'he time Of leaving
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
~ TON, NEW-LONDON- sToNINGroN PRovI-
DENCE NEHPoRI TAgni9S ,Sa sG f ed ORD
MOUTH ROCK VII leave Pier No 10 n. T., loot Of Court
lsnd,.'t daily (excer. Sun6srI at ?. m
Freight by any otnrr Inc. ofioe Of tom
''"S NO. 40 " '''''' '''"'' W II EDWARDS, Agent,
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for New hereu leave Peck:
slip 5:i5 Ps-sNns-rs go oorih from Ne% haven a.
o'clock H. remain gu board over night without charge
L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid and sur etior
steamer METROPOLIS, Cspt. brown. Leaves Sew-fort
evey TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud "a yhDaf,
o'clock D. NJ and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt braytoI, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. snd FRIDAY. e. 4 o'clock p m.
Hereafter will be regarded % securei to any sp-
rlic.rt until the same shall have o,en paid f:r
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight rmin
WIN BORDEN. Agent Nos. 70 end ~ WslEst
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COHMENCING DECEMBEh l. 1872.
Passenger station In ne~y 9th It, and sth av
rntrsnce on 27tb-st,
TRAINS Lave NEW-YORk:
ForNew Haven, :, .. n. lkI); II 49, 25 Ell aio+
For Driiseport T. a. m (Ea) l2ls 2l5E I }. $40 40
and .. -,
"a. ~. ~ - s. 10. 40 p. IN. .
For No-wsik go g. H. ;l2l5. as GEL 80. 40. 1905
p NJ $500. A.
80 -
Foo stanford !. s(E1), $50 m l2I5 2l5 ,En) 40
~. SD. 2. III.
II IS 80. 4.30, so go p NJ -
For Port Chester aad New-Kochele, o. m.
CONNECTlNG TRAINS.
for Boston, via Springfield Ia, LEX BIS (Erl 0p. q
Fer Boston, via Shore Line lllJ .. m.
For Hartford and Springfield. 8s. lex Ills, 2l3 tEr,,
9 p In.
for Councillor, River Railroad to Montreal EIL
F5r Hs.r ord PrO,idenie, aud Fi,hkii Railroad a.
(Er Izl5 ?. NJ
Iof New. Haven New..onion and SonHson Railroad ~
8 :. n. II 10 AS. r. m
Cana Railroad I'LL ?. ~. TO Northampton
For HOusstohic Railroad 20 Piisuei. 9 q M.
For Naug4fuck Hiilfost. g. NJ. Els .. u.
For Dan Onry sud NorB Tx Railroad. o IN. - fopm
Comm odious Seepitg Cas- Asched ~ the e. ~ Tfain.
JAMES A. HOYT Superintendent
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DgFlcE CoiUNBfA MINING C0NPASY.

NOTICE-Not is hereby gNen to Tue stock
Y bo.,r. o. the Cotubiin Mining COupiay tha, 81 49,
,,,,u,rt 4 ON DOLLAR PER SHARE has bsen levied
ION thr Cp St,cA Of tie Compauy PAYABLE OF the ISM
dy Of ebtaaf, 81J o. tho office vi too Treasures, No.
r inovet-.t.. .,e.v \ oh
m, ttau,r BooRa will be closed on TIE 3ls January
"a " hici trui viii Ice made nuie's ihr Asssselt
.Dall nave besl paid. by order ot to- Duec.ars.
$780, JOEN StMPkLNS Treasurer.
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Pro.pectnsca Statements. spd Applications viii be fur.
pished WITHOUT CHARGE the Office Al Information Do
sired viii be given by the nndeDign.d Asrns' =,
DR. JAME3 STEWART the Medical Examiner IN New.
YORK attends ct the Office daily from ksps 10 hall
past two O'clock Y. ~. . $3.50.
No II MGr.t., AeT.l orb.
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pronlA ASH BrnrAr vALIkr RAlLroAp O., }

PEORIA Asp BUREAU VALLEY RMLEoAD Co,
NEw-NoRN Jsn. 20, I56'.
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, less
N the UuiteJ States Government Tax will he paid 2: the
olive Of hs Company No ~ Nisn''; on 'he iytA dsy o.
F.hrqory next, to oci holders rcci.:ered such the
closing Of tue Transfer Books Tbe Tsnsios Books vii ee
coed the ~ day Of February sud raln clossd uni tbs
llth day Of February. c. W. DURANl. treasurer