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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
hEsEc % HAMILTON.
No. ian Wayne street, PhiladGlp l1la-
TAR CORDIAL, FAR CoRDIAIs
TAR CORDIAL TAR COitDIAIS
e e 4 1s..s,. s sEs g z So

an H1IlIlbIs Clrs :foT BTpBelitiS.
8If, Ward says; CDR, WlsHART-SiFs HAD Bron-
ehitis Inflammation ~ the Lungs, EhnrtnsaI %
Breath, and Papiafion % The heart % thslE worst
foEnss had been treated BY several % the nl1sl
eminent physicians n Philadelphia, hut thy could
not stop the Fapid epuTse n my liselss and had
dRspairRd 0feFHI being Restored 20 health. was
truly On tbs VIZ verse Ptthsf ErRFs. Your PtFe
8 fFiend; tried e and an thankful 20 ssy that,
amer using tpnr large, and one aIaal bottle Was
restored 70 perfect healt. Hau can give rslarancs
70 my house, No. gg8 n. Second stEee8, or q my
6hlee Of Receiver % Taxes ffoin a -. % p. ~
corner Of CHESTNUT sea sixth '''sei 5ous Ward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

THE $500 exemption clause in the con-
scription law hangs trembling in the ball
ance before the o. s. SENATE. The indica-
lions with day or two past are that Il
will not be stricken out. The dispatches
this morning favor that conclusion. Pro-.
tests from high quaaters have been received
agsipst a repeal. These protests contain.
their own explanation, and there is point
and jpoIicy in their substance. Very few.
loyal men would dislike TO see as many as
possible of those malcontents who have
been decryiug the, exemption clause in the
late elections, drafted into the army ''with-
out benefit of clergy: But there is an
other feature in the case to be looked at
aud that feature shows itself in the protests,
to which we refer the reader of the tele-
graphic news.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
IN an S S8RBEsE ( a4sas S SsRBEaH.


:, 4he GTsat Rsli6d510r C6allnlpttol.
Iam eoastahtIs feesleIng such esFflheAtek as the
DH. aSIs-pear sif.i I had . Vefy dreadful
cough and sore threat Tor one year, and my whole
system was fast giving way aud j Slas ffo9tFated
disease banned the power " ~ and in .
short time unjust have gone - my but, thank
coal my danEhter-in-laN would not rest nntn she
went 70 yohr store No 10 NORTH second street and
rented the case 70 you, purchased one bottle o.
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced %
use IT, and in one week much better and amer
using three BOTTLES am peripetlT veil, wonder 20
al my ffisns for they an r0nOunc9d M
Publish my easeif yen thtRs PEePsE,.E 49,
No, ian Wayne street. PhiladelpIi Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

To osE- who has read over the numer-
GUS circulars and slips issued by the va
rious committees of the Great Soldiers
Fair that commenced at Cincinnati yes
terday, there appears something abso,
solutely noble beyond expression in the
conception, inauguration and organization
OF such magnificent charity. The small
est details calculated to reap great her1
vest FOR The benefit of the hospitals and
camps appear to be fanltless. The army
will feel better and fight better throughout
the war on account it. They win real
ize THAT there is country and people
outside of contractors and eormorsnts to
fight for. We confess to a new zeal5in
the glorious work since this exhibit of
what SO many thousands efgOod men and
women are tryingto do. sgsl -. u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
WISHARIIS lIkR G0RDLAL

WILL positively cure The iolloNing diselseIs
ioint lnfan natonof the consllsI Sore Throat
and Esa8t 1lonehl ma. Rilees dIaVos and an
Or. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial
u ne only vital principle q The Pine Tree, obtalned
by peciiar process n the distillation Of the tAF,
by which the highest medicinal properties are re-
tanned.
TAR CORDIAL = 4aa coRDt4I,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

- MASONIC NOI4oE. aetnsnl.
E befs Of Ohio Lodge, Nos1 0l, On y Ihceilne
Iodee. No. 1QS, A. u 81, are hgEeby NOTED mat
fhete viii Sc q Joint MEETING % the two edges q
Ma66nic Hal ON Tue day evening, peeeIpe rsel
M osclock "A fnIf g. reque - euss
ines Of interest 70 every menber will iee before
ne meeting d. E.00NEI. w. Mlnt 1Vl.
den38 ia. QLEMENa, Wsal.No. ls9.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

THr speech Of Rsyerdy johnson, Of Ma.
ryland, in the United States Senate. last
week, Idefending, the administration policy
az to negro soldiers and slavery, is one of
the signs OF the new times. Aeshas not
spoken. so definitely before; and that he
does sosnoWo provesttheS completeness of
the anti slavery revolution; that has swept
over his!stats. We quote the point of his
BE had never doubted that the employ
meut f7the slavein the military servickfof
the country ipSo Jaeto enaucipateds him.
ftlWould be 'disgraceful il, after the emu
Ployment of colored men TO defend its exist2
eneeS this government should permit them
tetetnth 10 slavery. he thanked God they
never could be re.enslaved. 'IegaYe him
pleasure to remember that when he f0fs1
mefly had the honor of occupying d seat
on this floor, In 1870, he. declared, In a de-
bate upon the subj of slavery, that It
was wrong as a SYSTEM morally and pc.
lftically and especially Economically sIaj
very was indefensible! The people Of this
country were rapidly becoming wiser on
this subject. q SOB sssfl sil5sa 81 .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

ANeeIected Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat
eiIy.a iiiFe Brow q 8 b onehiAll TFoehss 81 if
allowed 10 progress, may terminate seri
ously.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

.Theitimestor enlistment in Indiana. has
been extended. to the 9th. About seven
thousand volunteers have been raised for.
new and old regiments. ss,ft. s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

God guard our dag, and keep each STARE
Each stripe Is bright as new theyWave,
SIN mako it lead our ranks in war,
StIu dOat above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare a
TO trail It through the dust OF shame
All honest hearts its LOT will share
And follow 1t 10 Death OF Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
pxaPHParA
e s:.slys chs 81


Great AmerieRn Dyspepsia PtIl.
Wemysay with safety that ninety eases out Of
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
sss Ssis 9 q s s.gsl sl.S a s ts Be
the most lLtal ehAlaeteE- DyspeIllA g
the disease that takes from ns that braeinE stimuli
rs Cor tho entaIpEise ofltie. Wey % TIE sciE apd
70 phyaiciana 81 every school, that IN Dr. EiiaFtai
Great American Dyspepsia Fills and Pine Trso Tar
Cordial there isa cure for theWoEst cases q dye
BE- hart haa treated IN ne pas. 4onty ysa-
Ce8o0l nine fhonsand three h1ndrei ana ~
tlontSs Or pyspepsa In lie various ferns, and n
every case who're the medicine taen a. jireeta
cases had been treated b the most sniiaant ISys.
ioiAns IN this conufTy and Europe. - -
DysRepstat DyspepsInI
DE. WIsH1RTt have been q constant suhareF
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years. during
which time cannot Esy that j ever e9iolSd PER-
fectly day, There were times When tie
seeIe n S 4 r i tesf - ~, I 1 Ell q
All tinss feeling "a w hsifi, but n.
eE1y my = much fhaf bscans
continually hlled With gioon.S thoa1hfs aIl fF,
bodings, and III attempted 10 change their cufrerk
Viii 4 dad q. iss s
upon hS bklAs also fsSIinG al ,sIlid -
cur e ses ssse ten I'D eEsa. pain e ny
losing my reason. 1alsoa experienced grelf iaSsifI -
debility and neEEonsness, which made q dfcuits =
ana dspossd only q "a ~. e,
tried the Akll 81 number q eminent uhJsicfa - n
yeFlcgs ssheol came 70 The ooncliai1nl mt
vas no cure IN exiSteDes, But, throaEh thS iptsF
isEsnse g piyins g whom 7 do foutll
In your 0YspepaIA RiIls aud Tar. Cordial, W.
seem 70 hare eaeetually removed hlmo6t g = -
trace o. my long lI1f0 ailments and bad l1linRi
and in their place health, pleasure and conte f1sS
are my everyday companion soy
No. 4ss North second 49, i PhEia A lls
meriy OF Woodbury., n u. q y -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

AS SHOWING the remarkable intelligence
and reliability with which several OF the
New York papers are edited, We may mem
ton tho fact that the proceedings in the
legislature at Alexandria, v d, are headed,
"ths State of West Va Il was said by
DIR. johnson, webelieye, that the only way
a joke could reach a Scotchman's brain
was through surgical operation. That
process is the only medium through which
at this late day We can SEQ any hopeot the
papers referred 70 ever arriving Rs 81. an
Outstanding ofawest Virginia matters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

Carr. Jonx oAR11s, OF the wheeling
Battery, whom eysrybody in this city
knows and respects, has advertised for ten
men to fill up his llery company e ! the
maximum, and he has sent Lieut.. ohalfant
here TO recruit them. The ssfyiee in his,
battery Is q. compat6ti yeIy llght and pleas.
ant one, made still more so by the Cap
tain's provsrbial care and friendlihess Of
disposition towards ali those under his
command. The whole service does, not
present more desirable opening for IRE.
cruits. -. .....s.... ll.l.. 4
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NOTICE TO suasoR1BERs.

After the 1st day of January next the
price forithe various editions OF the Entsllsi-
0encey will be as follows:
DAILY, by Mail, Year............s7 90
=. e. Months...... 3 so
4 -... 6o
Inthe City, per Week 10
TRI.WEEKLY, bypIaIl,i Year 90
Mos. 9 90
8 - 30.
WEEKLY, by MAN, 1FYear...... . 90
6Mos......:.. 90
In exclamation of the above schedule we,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

aelsi WHEEt1xa, WEsF VA Dsc dthI is6ss D
MANY LEETERSs containing monayS claims
Il upon the stAta, and making tnquiFf6a of the
AHdstor. have and are n ia thia NEE
which the Auditor eannot attend q Promptly. The
The iRlatnfe At the last sesaion took away rom
thIa otiise All the clerks q the oe but oe, and
Allowed that only 500 aud tiaf one Sldf 10 do
ali the busiuess OF ke6piBg books . an plce that
has nearly three hundred thousAnd dollar passfprr
through II in the course Of yesrIbe force enouRh
70 work q resp grocery eitab Tsie
I dsoslsSt wan ss aO9 s M sF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Engfneer Wanted,

FTyO run q EngIne % ne country. ILe lllll D
III Be abs 70 d ordinary Fepair9 @ lasgs, -
ani- haud9 viii Ofiier t6dIs. To an lndnsiIloe5s
sober and c1mpatent man steady oulPlognspt -
ROLSEON, BE0WN& Co.,
dsel5-lg MannIngton, ". Va, and lLlLLeltA. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
l..U13 80 ae7IAC Qfk.Il-0lli . d } -
..sp. STATE or WEsE Y1ReRsIA, D.

sIaf5tfI eFATE or WEST- VIRGNIA, u
7 - f..E Ap5UEAAF GENERALS 0ETIGR,
i -" r. Hs ~" WnEEEiNG1 Dec. 10 1853. -
coz, A Y. sgsEzEE Commanding 9Th Regis West
GIR-Upon ihei reeoipt OF this order, You win
~ eanse an Arms, Equipments, Ammunition,
Hlankets, 4es the property Of the State iAsasd e
the men Of your regiment 70 be returned 10 Col
George y. Brown, Quart ermGster General ofi the,
STATE at hs EaferpQnll, corner Of Market and Qnin-
ey stFeeta The ouaFtertla General WIN Feeoipt
10 yen for the same - =
pSeraes ofthe seYsFnOr. ain il
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"a Positive C1re Tor pyspep ala.
Hsar itAat n. lola u. Hatotel: ias = Z.
80. l02s own sIarE

lotlu4t
sis;vl phfladalplia January %. e. les
DR.. WlsHaR4-Sirts It 6 with much ples 49, Il, a
am able 10 fnlufua yen that bF 49, - ~
your areat American UEspoplil pill1ll E5ssas 49,,
entirely cured OF that most
Dylpepala. u have been gtieFoully ami sf.,9 q ~
last tWeut years. and f1r ten = - y ~
time have not been free from its pain o. I
time I. have had Il ID ilslWorIt f0rlg = s5i
dRlRsed on fnost miserable 0xiltenrss
and night Every kind % food that Il - ~ -.
with wind and palm 50 ulattered - -
how small the quantity A eonflnued , ~
sure 70 follow. I had no aPpstte 70 flsV =, 49,
meat9 whatever, and my dStrcssgl 80 - =. - -
frequently Nl.led for death. haf II fSfg 10y
thing that had heard Of f0r DyT GaIsfs
FeceiYilg any heneltf but on your lIiIs ~
gnlllended 70 me y one who n A i5esa ~.
tneinI lcQnclndgd % give them 4 (fIai =
haa no 1aiih ~ thenzl 10 my alf tni5I7reT
getting hetteE before "a fsisi
% hQE5 endf affer tatnE hAi n 4 b6FS ~
1laa. al9 can cat n 5ifs ~ -, :
hearty meal Tires times dsV iTifF - t.les
nlence tsonn any eat o Fdfihf "a :
Eeer e me- 1uill eheeFfafI Five 81 ~ fs,5 80 ~
esllatioll % my one Who may Galf or u Y
's s1s1ls specially - 9o1s I. B1bcOc
o. Price, per Box, lisa. :, nSiill - ~
sent p man q. re- N p iee 80
Il sSi,5ls 5d.,.s - an II i0aAN& Co.
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WEEKLY, by Rail, 7 5Year...... 2 GO g

have simply this statement to mske =
Within few days past we have advanced
the wages of the compos:tors onthis news
paper twenty per cent. We are now pay-
ing nearly one hundred per cent more for
the paper on which it is printed than We
did a few months ago. We are paying
thirty three per cent more for ink, and, in
brief, we are paying heavy advances on
nearly every item of our business. We
have but one alternative, either TO advance
with the advances or cut down the size of
our paper and diminish its reading matter.
We are pursnaded that the best thing to
do is to keep on as We have been doing in.
respect to the make up OF ours paper, and
trust to the good sense and wise liberality
ofthe public just as orr contemporaries in
other cities have already done some time
ago. Nearly every paper on our exchange
list is higher priced than our own. The
average is over eight dollars. We would
much prefer furnishing our daily at s.
rather than 81, aud our weekly at $1rath-
er than 50, but such thing would simply
be bankruptcy and that Is enough to say.
about 1T.
We hope for and. believe in the speedy
suppression Of the rebellion. In that event
the spectators bubble will burst consid-
erabIy we trust, aud let prices down, APP
proximatively at least, TO the old standard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Pom the New York Times. = : y. ~.
The HSemam and King Match. =.

i.
I The excitement relative, to this contest
Ii increasing, and the betting runs wild
and unprecedented. Two't6 one are freely
offered on. Il eenan, and freely taken, II is
said that Morrisey is betting heavily
against Heenan, aud whether the report
is correct or not, It has gained CURRENCY,
and made many more takers than other
wise there would have been on King! IA
private letter from Keenan,, received by
last steamer, Is full OF confidence, aud am
nounces an .easy" success. King, he
says, is in splendid condition. but he
never was In SO good. Kings tactics Aare-
fought low-bo 9y sbtows-ani Hsenan is
for this, byy from the waist up,
being "a stmassi of iron" Above his hips
there Is nothing but cords ttsrlee, bones
English residents are willing to take even
bets,cbpt the oai sate so freely offered that
they do not'make the proposftlonsF Harry
Clifford of Broadway and Eighth street,
has So, 900 placed lin his hands to bet on
King. He is authorized TO betlevenj and
awaits takegs. l9s''5'' - ? =
a. singular bet was made ON Wednesday
eyening-$l50 even that HeenGn would
wiuiin thirty minutes. This lis merely
throw wing away money. The knowing ones
say Heenan's ttquiek fight will not avail
hin with one who knows his tactics, isi an
old stager and an acknowledge conr.
ageous5 and enduring man. A chance
blow, IL is true, may early decide the COM
test but, saving that, 1t will be iron mus
Gle against iron muscle. iron will against
iron win, and thorough training against
thorough training. The.matter OF a ssprige
fight" is offensive even in its suggestion,
but this is occupying a prominence in the
public mind which fully justifies reference
to II. That Il is international" is d ftiis-
take. The English papers have combatted
this idea in order IL Keenan, wins, to quail.
| fy the character of the defeat. This side Of
the waterit can be claimed as not isihter-
national, because there is neither a liking
for, an approval or recognition Of this most
brutalizing, disgusting exhibition of the
|manly art of self defence" Heenan fights
on his town hook, !" and is likely TO have
much fairer chance than he had with
Sayres He has made many friends IN
lEngland. The bets on him, there are
heavy, and "fair play computsorily, must
be the order. ~ ,2ss'n . = aa,s'1r ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

NOTICED NOTIOEI NOTICE!
rTHK isnfsd demand fr tess AllBl.CA y
MELLON SUITS at the astonishing - ~. =
ff5rh $40 . 935, Has Induced he sub.c5l2 ~
order tie Last and only Ippp y ~ -. -.
genteoI and seEHee.ele allt g ~ e.s,s. =
S~as S.. !. iidoiiiIsis ..s.s--
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FOR RENT.

UyHE Hotel now q tie occupancy e M -
Ball, three eoo1 ttlsk taleneufs % 49,,
ifFoef north a. also ofher property gll -,
~. ~ Z. 10 800 iI.sEst g. q W.Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
rValuable Farm FOR Sale. J

EFJHE undersigned oders for sal the tirndi which
u shetnoWs lives situated on Bowman Ridge, IN
MRrahall County, West Va within tive miles o. the
Baltlmote and OHIO Railroad, ccntAfutng two huh-
dred and thirty acres with ab6u one hundred aere8
ofpiealed land. q s1lttfit97 JOHN lhIoHBfs n
de2t 1wd4Rs ,,is,.. s,f.l ,5fs - M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
$50 REWARD.

WlrlItfEg-. N. n. Dscembor Isth, 1sS8.
nEsERTEU Gcam tie rendezvous a. " ~. - z
u The 18th inst, the allowing reeFalts = ~
CT n. MeGiSta, born "a Marion e0ant, 4.
lafed = wears. blue eyes, GlbuEl h1l5 ngsl
compieEiou, I'VE teet ten aud oue-half tnene3 ns-'
ShsI5ss a. olfon. orn 10 ChsElsStosu, Wost w.
agaI Is yoIrs hazel aJol 1llt haiFs lEIt comp ~
- - THOMAS MORRls,
docIaSt IL Cal 1sth Wet VI. Inl.1lIg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
HouaE AND IoTFoR 81

THRFwo story pEiek HoaSs ana Les oora's q
III Monroe md Eilth streets. Elgl.Es g
- 5ls7 ~ p. Q. uIEDRBEn Bl9gS
siasc16l - 90 Mala slLse--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

Fer Cincinnati and. IouI5xalIe,iif ~
w.. The steamer sIAEpERIkLA,Cabta
RRANK oARRs, win leave Tor the above
land intermediate ports this day at s
O'Clock, p. n. For freight IL passage apply on
pG SsssaS g 70 l.,ei JELLY MANNER. As.s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

CFEEL COLLARS AND CUEYs, Or Issi's AL
2 s. siiS9tl'@''' At b.meoLL4 HRgs.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!

"a MgRoTYPEs AND PAoTosH 2 APlaf ta8eYesy
4LB1Is, in every style, e price, fig. g cents
Q S0 eaJIsd "a the (sap Table
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
TERMS.
DAILY RRIBuNH.

Nail one yssr Sii iss6ss ss
-tt sEAiI-WEEKEY TRIBUNE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

a IT u. HIcoLI. = mos.
crandsli's Patent spring Hobbies,
- 1llckenziss PAtelt CantaEins HOIsess
Common Rocking Horses, -rT-.,
Rocking ehNlr Hobbies, - = -
And an endless sentiment o. TOYS,
H OR II He HOLIDA AVS!
dscl9 a. I ztGls-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Rnsinaaa MeetiIg
|hristInas and New Years

iDINE OOLOGNEs, Extract for Handkerehieh
Pomades and Hair OILS, Beautii Bun Boxes,
Hair Brushes Combs and Fancy Artles, for ale at
dec29 uRAHAM'h DUG STORE. {
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

a1rthoullsioslsrity, asnuri,
" a such tTGnSpo CITATION" Under this law, bids
- prODoss 20 trSngport ths mani lEtl seeleEity,
eeTtainf slbd SaF9ritJs3 haying besh decded 70 ie
az crIT o.uls bids constrEed assPTOyiding for
ne sSffre mail however large, and shatever may be
d. mole Of c11IsTnnea neeey 70 insure It's -ce-
LEFTY certainty, ant no Oters VII Be
eonSidered- Except In the case Of Eeairoad and
sfe4uSEoGt Fu e. Dds RdSlflO dES particular hocs
of eo4pEVnnos GTE fBpGTidblg r9ncfsd-
/ 10 modification Of 4 BID In any Of its GENITAL
terms Is tantamOuBt to new bid, and cannot Be
cived 50 As to fnterfere with regular comPettion
8fAF the last nur set Tor reeefTiDE bies- GAkingG
neT hid With guarantee and certificate, Is the only
E1y to modify previous bid
81. POSrmasteLS 70 Be earot1l not toeeEtty the
suheiency Of guRrAntoTS kuretea without krOTing
shEt they are persons Of E1fbrient and
All bidders EuaIantoFE, and gureties are distinctly
roted that failure 70 enter into or perform the
cotFAets for the service propossd fr IN the accepted
bids, the legal liabilities VIII be enforced againSt
them.
q, Present ooutrzetOrs and PeEsoas, kn0uu At The
department, mnst. equally With OthsrS. procure
Euarau4ors and certificates Of their Eudency sRb-
sJanttallI in the forms above prescribed. The Ger.
tfhczte Of sufBGeney nnnst besne3 by postmaster
CT By Judge ola court Of record No othez eertif.
este will be admitted. ID. BLAIR,
zjanlz-Sm FazzGa2 GHaaI
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.

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as AMI AFTER MONDAY, nor 18th. lssa, PAs-
" ssoTeE T-hsas WI leave Bridgeport ~ fOiIoEI
isaa1ays ezcsptsd-j
Il o5 A n Nal Train. s:oppioE ~ all stations, ar
Ilrss =; PittsbarEh A Elo P. N, and
SIS P NJ EKPEees Train, stopping 1T ali sta1ionA
A[T1Ves az Pittsburgh a. s-SS p N
6c$9 P n Express Train &=TiTet Pittsburgh at
1-O0 P. NJ and CIsTslHad 81 s=a A N
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ~ s=eS A N aud $50 P. NJ AZ
r1ye At Bridgeport Al tie P NJ and 6zS4 AN
Leave Pittsburgh n l=50 A. n, ep4J A. N And
A. N. and clio P n
Connections are made as Follows
A; Pittsburgh with PennsylTHaiA r h. for Harris
GaTE, B3itino0Ee, Warrington, PhiIA-
Cleveland With Cleveland ToIed 2 r for San
duEky, TOlSdo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points n the NoEIa WEsT. With
Detroit steamers for De3rult Jack SON.
Chicago and abe S0E9H WEsx. With
Cleveland Enc K 4. for Rrie, Dun
kirk Bafalo and Niagara RAlik With
CleTelAnd- Columbus Cincinnati for
CEestlDs, DelavAEe, Columbus and
Al Hudson with the CT. 4 C. K p for cuyAhoEa
PAllA, Akron NillersbuEEh AID Wo0s-
Ter.
At Alliance With P. Fl W c. R. Z. Tor Canton.
AAsSillon, Wooster, salem, EDOn, Co
Al stspbenVills with ?. c c. Line and AT RE11A1E
with CO o. RI forZ8nsEFiils, New
Ark, Columbus, &eniA, Dayton. Ind
annapolis, CslFO, Cincinnati, Louisville
ST Louis 81. Joseph and all points
Wtst aud south West
Excursion Tsekets 70 Pittsburgh and return s. %
Pare Always Mellow, AID time much quicker than
any other route
through Tickets 10 All points in the West, North
and East can be procured AZ the once under the
AeLure Hoase, Wheeling, Va or with Ticket
AEea; Al Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts viii be made Al loweE9 r1tes 70
any point accessible by this road and connections
70 the East, North, IVES: and Northwest, Al once
under A'LuTe House. oTUith Pt- Agent 1t Bridge
port station WA. b. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS. Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH. Prsddent
& MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't fshS
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arrive At Baltimore nl1I allzSsty Eggga,zas
Lave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, It 4.so
AE=vs At Ola Point Comfort next days BY Q
Proposals to eOuaras6es ssTios 1t Nortalk
ass Prom onHneock, BY HiseTfle; Guaf6rd, Mes-
songs, IezPsranesyiile and AeF churehl %
Leave Onaneock Tuesday and Saturdays s
II;
A-rfTe al HorntoUn by p n; -
Leave HoEntsEu Monday and Friday Al s . m;
Arrive 81 0sGncoek by 4 p N
BIDS 20 end At NV Church invited.
4lS4 From AccomAek h, BIZ Loc;stTine, 70 Locust
Msupt- 10 Mills and hack, three times q
week
Leave Acconack b, Monday, RedneSday
aud FRIDAY ~ PmS
A=riTs At Loc1st Mount by m;
Lave Locust Mount Monday, WedDesdays
and Fr5day AZ 5 M
Arrive at A6ooaLek "a, by II a n