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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.


There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Bit rs, put up ia quart bottles, com
pounded of the cheapest whiskey or common
rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the
tas,e disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bittels has caused and will
continue ocause, as long rs they can he sold
hundreds to die the death of the dtunkard, BY
their use the system is kept continually under
the influence of Alcoholic Stimulants of the
worst kind, the desire for Liquor is created and
kept up, and the resn!tisa all the horrors attend
ant upon druukards life and death.
For those who desire and will have Ii
quor Bi'ters we publish the following recent.
Get One Bottle lioofjand's German Bit
ters aud mix with Three Quarts of Coed
Brandy or Whiskey. aad the result will be
preparation that will far excel in medical
virtues aud true excellence any OF Tie numerous
Liquor Btters in the market, and will COS,
nuch less Yon will have all til, virtues of
Hoo'laud's Bitters in connection with .
good article of Liquor, at much less prlce
than these inferior preparations will cost on.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS f.!
AND THE FRIENDS OF S0LBiEhS
We call the attention OF all having relations
or friends in the army to the fact that HOOF
haANo - bNlIhdu DitltIs VIII cure niHt teUtDs
of the diseases induced by exposure and liva,
tions incident TO camp life. In the lists, pub
lished almost daily in the newspapers on the
arrival of the sick il will be noticed that a very
large proportion are suffering from debility
Every case of that kind can be readily cured by
Hoohand German Btters. Diseases resulting
from disorders fthe digestive organs are speed :.
lily removed. We have no hesitation in stating
that, II these Btters were freely used among
onr soldiers hundreds of lives might be saved
that Otherwise will be lost.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS!
See that the signature of"C M JACKSON. !"
is on the WRAPPER OF each bottle.
PRICE PER BoTRLE rs CENTS.
Or HALF DOE. FOR s. 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have The
article do not be put off by any ofthe intoxi.
c.ting & preparations that may be offered in il
place. but send to us, and we will forward. sc
curely packed. oy express.
Principal Office and Manufac,ory.
NO. Gal ARCH STREET
JONES g. EVANS,
(successors to @. M. JACKSON d Coz
Proprietors |
pFoR SALE by Druggists and Dealers in |
every town in the Unre6 States:
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. III 1s6a.-ly Fq |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Hardware,
Edged Tools,
Glass, Putty,
Nails, Eron,

md every description of GOODS found in a
First class Hardware Establishment may be
found in cur Store
Vhankfal for past favors, we will continue TO
merit the confidence Of the Public, by onr at
tempt to please. BERRY BROTHERS.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. l6, '63-ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Every Horse Owner

'hould have this remedy at hand, for its timely
use at the hrst appearance of Lameness will
effectually prevent those formidable diseases,
to which all horses are liable and which rem
der SO many otherwise valuable horses nearly
worthless h.ti
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD wEIsKEY
They will cure the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out Of hundled.

Induced by the extensive ealc and universal
popularity of Hoohands German Blters pure
ly vegetable, hosts OF ignoradt Qupcks and un.
scrupulous adventures, have opened Upon suf.
fering humanity The flood gates of Nostrums
in the shape Of poor whi.key, v,lcy compouu-
ded with injurious drugs, aud chrstencd I on
les, Stonachics and Btters.
Beware ofthe innumtrab'e aruay of Alcoholic
preparations in plrlhoric bottles aud big beIlito
Kegs, un er the mod' st appcllatiou Of BIttrrs;
whicS instead If cu'ine, on,y aggtayaie dis
ease, aud leave the disappointed sufferer in
despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Are not new aud un,rled article. but have
tood the test of fifteen years trial b, the Amer.
ican public; aud their rct tutaion and sale. are
not rivaIled by ANY similar preparation. The
propreios have tho sands of Letters from the
most eminent tIersy:ncp, LAWYERS. F'hysi-
ciahs. ana Citizens, tesIlfyng Of their own
personal s"ow 'eCgc, TO the beneficial feet an d
medical virtues ofihese BIttes
DO you want something to strengthen you I
No you want Il good app tite?
Do yGu want o build up our consttuticni
DO you want to feel we'll
Do you want To Ct rid of Nervousness
Do you want energ
Do you want to sleep we'l7 .l..
Do you waui a brisk and viforous feeling !
ifyou do, use
/ H0OFLAND' GERMAN BITTERS.
/ From Rev j. Newton Brown. D. D. ditor OF
the Encyclopedia Of Religions krow!eyr.
Although nvtdispored to fayororrecommend
Patent Medicine. in general, through distrusl
of heir Ingredients and effects, know Of NJ
sufficient reasons WHY d man Nay rot teslify
90 tho ncTtrnts fr bt li'ycs hinr,it tu have re.
ceIvcd iIom any simple prepufalicn in 6he HOP,
that he lnuy thus contribute to the tentft ot
others. ...
] do this the mcrcrcgdily in regard to Hoof
iand German butefs, p'trnred b., H. c. NJ
Jackson, OF this city, because was rjudice Ell
against them fer mauy years under tie lmrrcs.
sion that. .tbcy ucrt chi fy IN alcoho ir mixture
! am Indebted to my fri'ud Rober Shoemaker,
Esq for The ZEN oYaj o! This prejudice by pr per
tests, and for encouragement to tty them " hen
suffering f"om loug continued d,bility. The
use Of three bot les Of these B.tcrs, Ut the be
ginring of the present year WIS followed hy
evident relief, and restoration to degree OF
bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
for six month"; b, FORE and had almost despaircd
OF rcgaiuinr. therefore thank God me my
friend for directing me to the use Of them.
j. NEWTON BAOMN,
a,l ,t,N1
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NUMBER 2O7.

the negroes. would prefer desertion t.
q death in the cause. you ars enlisted IL
now. Shame on such q cause, if 1 was 9
man | would leave and let them that
want to, fight it out" 5.s'f.I.t
"A gent writes from. Ohio and earnestly
solicits an old acquaintance to get out OF
the service if he can, no matter how, for
be has found out new plan for making
money. he closes by saying, std-n the
Government, let it gosto thunder" Now,
Sir, sucn correspondents ought, in our es.
tlmation, to be exposed in, every couceiva-
BILE way: Such Communications have in
duced four men to desert our company.
A plan has been devised between members
Of our own company aud pretended loyal,
citizens in Barbour and Taylor counties,
Virginia, to steal horses and run them off
to Dixie, and pocket the money of course.
The plan, seemed to have been we'll ar
ranged for execution, when a. member of
the party. concerned, dropped letter to
the individual who was to dispose Of the
6orses, and sent it in care of member Of
company r.: who, 1t appears, rUrg0T to ue
liver the letter to the Individual addressed
This letter is in our possession now, and
three Of the party under arrestsin Beverly,
Virginia. -, Is..5.a,ss.l ai.F NV -.
So much for horse stealing, traitors in
camp, and wicked correspondents in West
ern Virginia and Eastern Ohio.
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ss. sos, ,s4l sizes of If 1868, in.eregt

S$. .9os, ,34l skies of 1868, interest paya.
bic Jan. and July. ...a5-Il 4sla, 5..it
,,is g, 4 ,o22, 900 fyes of 1881, interest paya-
$20,00O,o0o fyes of 1874, interest pay
able Jan. and July. at. ~
S6s, All, 900 skies of 1881, interest pay
able Jan. and July. s..t.5 5f6,..I nj.
Any amount of $40 skies, interest pay
able May and November i}g 5at -
The Bank of North America has notified
the Secretary of the Treasury that that in.
stitution is prepared to deposit $3.50, 900 oi
Government stock, under the provision Of
Mr., Chase's Bank act, as soon as the circu-
lating notes are prepared. Hf
General trade remains dull, but we think
that there has been little more movement
toward the close of the week, than during
the earlier. part. The fall in the price Of
Gold has depressed mauya descriptions Of
merchandise to a still greater extent, and
many kinds are lower, while others have a
decided downward rtendency-as a general
thing, however, there 1s more steadiness in
trade circles and with the decline in Gold
thereis more disposition to place merchan-
disc. The movement in Brea1stuffs has
been very light, but in prices there is no
essential variation. In the Dry Goods
Department, however; trade hasIbeenpretty
oSSSAHe. = l4,i s.ilar ss-lil {a9 ettL Iaii
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craft intended for the 'EmpetoI of China
I'audsthemeFchants Fshipbailders and news
papers of England ali claim the, right 81
furnishing the rebels with a navy. and 1e..
nonnce US furiously for obIeeting to their
conduct. 1Fa5i
These events have very naturally arous-
led a general and intense hostility to Eng
land among all classes in this country.-
There has never been time when hatred
of the English was so deep sorso wide.
spread as it is at present. There has new
eFI been sasperiods at which wal with Eng
land could have been more centrally wei
coined than at present@if WsRefe,free to
negage ina foreign war. i'2 -
Yet we do not believe that war is immi
nent. Weicannot afford the luxury. The
struggle in which we are engaged taxes
all our resources, andIto cgfry it safely
through to'a successful issuewill require
onrrundivided energies. Fotthis reason
we do not anticipate that our oYernmesnt
will declare war against Eng d=-th houeh
1t has ample ground for doipgsao or will
even declare an embargo, or seize- British
property to recompense our ship-owners
for the losses they are suffering through
the piratical acts of British vessels.
! hOur cuejust now is to suffer every thing
from foreigners for the sake of concentrate
ing our whole strength of the suppression
of the ejrebellion. When this Is done, we
shall have time to devote to our foreign
enemies. t# yen
SO soon as the restoration of the Union
has been achieved We look to see energetic
measures adopted by our Government for
the settlement of accounts with England.
WeiexPectto see every man who has lost
dollar by the depredations of the AEqbama
paid in full, with interest, by the British
Government. The amount can always be
collected]in the port of New York. Half a
dozen British steamers aud score Of Brit
ish ships seized and sold at auction by tie
United States Marshal would go far to
make balance. And when England next
goes to war, let her look out for retalia.
ton: Though her antagonist be only some |
Hottentot chief, the ocean shall bristle with
American cruisers, bearing his. flag, and
England may rely upon it, thatsfor every
peaceful American trader that has been
burned during this war by British pirates,
ten British vessels. will then be DESTROYED
The next war in which England engages
will be the end of her foreign commerce. |
We mistake our countrymen greatly, if at |
the end oftwelve months. they leave a ship
bearing the British flag afloat in any sea
from the German Ocean to Behring's
Straits. -,
But the watch-word now must be-
Patience may ~ x.s.si56
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ILamcntation OF vIrpInia-

Ever renowned and natriotic sonls of
every cline, hear nv sad tale, when
young / was beautiful and fair and ,r;ch IN
domain sSos'conrtoJ ~ ~. nH p.:..siu ~
and Mobiles of ever s,rsf,s Tbsir cros .1rSss
and chains! and vain nspr1s5, % ,it'eS rs os
Lords. Dukes and EarIa 7 ntterIv Iisda;n'
ed. married. and INV eonsnFt's = me ,aao
Liberty. Soon became a rnotbsr sd ~
my children were manv 4 thor 'fai. its,1. Co.
poor mothers evervwhere and yvoIcorn ~ al
their oppressed children from evarS nat;on
Never was an exiie reF,,sad hon;a a1S.oH.
nv hospitables and ihannv sboras NJ
c6ildrep made laws Dsitbpeyg iborS e~ s., ny
pressiye. as Iayorshie to a1;ans 90 ~. " Up
lives. free from stvranny of every G L;od ~ u..- "
With desoots thew cls;9e5'ro .eis ,ian Atuuf~ e.
they were natriotic. oensronsA 49, enS hIana .o1
Their SHINING steal mad 0t'sIe' ~
as YorktoW9 can tell i wSiIa 5aHtI ,bai. Is' s1e
ouence araced the Gongravs'. SaIIs end
Senate Chambers of everv coTor,a+o;s, gu ,,au
,tion under the sun. = $50 =.
But their end came. the Cod of na+nra
called them home and Il was 1IeFt 70 Eo,,,',
their loss. Now. in INV tribnistion a ob fra.
spirfts of INV illnstrions dsad n 1i,,I, 5oSot,
down Eou yorir5 distracted E1}atbs+ w.
father is dead. for Liberty 10 como ond I
am deprived,of NV free5onS T, I ~, IL.
ldays i gave myS rich an fsrtile3 ~ y
strangers, and to nv moor relations Af,sr
a few years they became nnn1ero,,s and n
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A Rules held In the clerks Office of the court .
y the county OF Aocomack, July Tth, 1869.
s.I, BETSY 'Croslav pier - f3El
Betsy Crosley, PltR.
Harriet a Wise Nan

The object of this suit is to recover from the de
tcndant, Harriet A. Wise, the sum OF fifty dollars
with interest from the 1st day of March, 1885, Til
Affidavit having been made in conformity to an
act to amend and re-onact the passed July 26th
1e3l entitled @An act staying the collection Of
tain debts, passed February Sth, 1882 whereby the
sai1 deemed non resident Of this State
an order Of Il awarded against the said
10 iS Tint T1Ie said defendant
DO appear within one month after due publication
hereoh and do what is necessary protect her in.
teresta and that a copy OF this order be published
IN the lnteltRencer paper published in the city oI
wheeling, once week, for four successive weeks,
ana posted at the front door of tho count house OF
Inls County, on the first day of tho next county
Test: .g4 ~ r. T..a
"pr9s4tw$ J. D. .AILWORTH, G. A. O.
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Commissioners Sale ofValuable Real
Estate in the City of Wheeling.

TN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit SUPERB.
\ or Court of Law and Equity for Ohio county rem
dered at Its spring term, 1852, in a cause therein
pending wherein MAJ garet Ratclif, guardian of the
heirs oftThomas L. Rateif, is complainant, and
Thomas =: Ratclis heirs are defendants which de-
page 469, II will Commissioner under said decres
on Monday the 9th day of April, 1868, (tho same bc
Ing Court d8y offer for sale the front door Of the
Sonrt house Of Ohio county to the highest and best
bldder the following described Real Estate to Wit
Al that certain lot parcel of ground situate In
Ohio county Virginia. in tho addition to the city OF
wheeling laid ont by Charles T. ChurchilI Trustee
Tor Emily A. Zane, called Churchilps addition number
and deseneted on the plot of said addition
1y the number five (5l in square number one It be-.
Ing the same lot ofland which conveyed to Thos
Lynn lsatclih, deceased, by john Gilchriat Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated january 10, 1882
Ine ttle to tue piece of land hereinbefore desert.
bed is believed to be indisputable., g!f t5ISf 7
TEeNs OF SAIE.The above described lotswlll he
sold on credit of four, eight and twelve months
with interest from the day ssle the purchaser Civ
ing bond and security for the purchase money and
lien Will be retained the said real estate for the
same. E.H# a45fE N RICU UARDo0N -
Hatl-Aaw4w tgsfssstf Commissioner,
Tho above sale is postponed till the first Monday
In May, 1868. - -. = = =
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,87A From Harpotis weekly. 5
our~Relattons win. .crsSt 1Brj

0ug~ RelatiOms-3YIth. Great 1BrftaIn.
1t is not to be disguised that our rela-
tions with Great Britain have reached a
most critical pass. The speeches otstIie
Solicitor General of GEnglandl and Lord
PAlmerston, fnsPaarliams6t, on The 27th of
March, indicate determined purpose ION
the part Of the British Government toiper-'
severe in the work of fitting out piratical
yesselsSin sBritishports to'prey upon our
merchant navy. II was well shown by
Messrs. Forster, Barring and others that the
equipment of the Florida and Alabama
was in violation of the Foreign Enlistment
Act and that other similar vessels
say eighteen, others fourteen-are being
constructed tor the rebels at liverpool aud
other British ports, without let or hin!
drance by the Government, audcwill soon
be at sea, manned by British sailors, armed
with British guns, and as thoroughly Brit
ish in every respect as the Warrior herself
The only answer to these cogent facts was
some legal quips and qnibbles in the. Nist
PTIus style 1by the Solicitor, ana q sneer
from Lord Palmerst5n about i'ithe3Ameri-
cans always picking a. quarrel with Eng,
land whenever they got into trouble.p
Passing over the insolenCe of the latter
speaker, who has been well said stoErepre-
sent tho black.leg element. in the. British
.Gabinetss and7 t6eL cheap erudition of the
lawyer who was hired-to defend the Gov
ernment, the fact remains that we are
practically. at war With Great Britain With
out the power Of freprisals. Every British
dock. yard is now engaged in building
steamers TO capture and burn our rner.
chautmen,, TO run .o1rs blockade, and Is
bombard our defehseless sea board cities.
The eSideAce intsiirresistablyt the con-
clusion that all the authorities and men in
stations of inAueneein England are in con.
spiraeY against ms. Lord sPa Palmerst6n con-
siaets our complaints Of the destruction of
thirty odd AmericansResselsb BY the British
cruiser a4ldbGmGs mere Indications of our
wish to pick quarrel with England; Lord
Russell sees no ground for aEfesti6k Abe
.4ld6dkd until he has been assured she has
got safely 10 sea, when he issues his'tardy
/ warrant. Member of Parliament Laird
laughs-And the House Of Commons re-
echoes the lapgh-at the objections which
are made to his supplying the rebels with
9 navy; the GommissippeFsl of Customs,
with their ears stated With, cotton and their
poek kets wi ith the produce Of Confederate
sboudS, are ready 70 swear of the most6b-
t-Yious Confederate steamer as harmless
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Rules held in the clerks office OF the court Of
"a the county. of Aocomacl, July TtIi, 1863 "
Colsburn Salisbury, pltG, t..t
Harriet a. = wise, deft.

The 0hsc. Of this suits to recover from tho de-
Hal Ftet "A. Wise, the sum of one hundred
qossrS' wtthpterest from the d day of September
Amdayit having boen made 10 conformity to an act
70 amend and re'enact the act passed July 35 1861
9nH.l An act staying theicolectlon Of certain
passed February 8, 1852 Whereby the said
o ls deemed nonresident of this State an
Lenaant and it Is ordered that the said defendant o
WITHIN one month after due publication here
and that copy Of this order be pabiIShed once 4
week Tor four successive weeks fn the Inteigencer
paper t inthe city of wheeling and posted
on the, nIs hrst day OF the next county court. :
hprSr4W% J. b. ATLWORTEJ N A n /
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EXtraOFdinary. Inducements.

ATELY RBoE1vBDEwshavet tho following val.
- - ga3le property for sale ond exchange viz:
one Farm OF 81 acres, within three miles of this
9 high state Of cultivation, and supplied with
Huntington, Marion county, Va, together with 68
acres seven miles from the same one haEof which iS
OF Warrington! '1!-tf' s''S 'AA'Ae' "eDs
AS 4i,Se' 1922 acres in 4Yetzel county. Va. -s.a
Also, q desirable Lot of acres, With good I'm.
Proyemen in the town Of Pleasant VsIIe9 on the
Mastonal PIKE and hVe and quarter mile; west Of
Als9, 5ST4 acres Of Improved and Unimbrove;d
Land IN Braxton county, Va.
hsS9 one valuable SFst M three miles east Of
10Th ward Of the city of PhiladeIphia - = "
Al 2! ms property will be sold low for cash. or
ctengea tor other properly ON accommodating
apFl4-tf ti2 g ~ No. 60 Main street.
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low soldiers are induced 10 Dsssrt,

HOW Soldiers are Induced TO Desert. !.
BELIsGToS. Va, April 18th, 1863,
EdftOrs Intel lEgencer 80 .e5til ss6s ;
Will you permit us-the members Of Co.
B, I'd Va. Infautry-to address q few lines
to the readers ofsyour paper, as We deem it
expediept for onr future benefit We are
not qpartered in the midst of rebellion or
rebeldom, yet it is evident that we have
traitors among us, yes, and in our ranks.
It is truly discouraging to every loyal
man to read the contents of certain
class of letters that are received ia camp
from Ohio and West Virginia. If reading
and hearing them. talked of, were the end,
it would not appear 1isconragiDg, OF not
SO great at least, but there has been four
desertioRsin Co. B, since January, 1863,
and who will doubt the cause We will
give you a few sentences selected from
among this class of letters, hoping such
trash will never again be addressed TO any,
member of Co. B. 49,.
A young lady from Ohio, writes to an
individual in our company, and says, adear
John, never was willing for you 20 vol
unteer, and now as you are merely fighting
TO free the negroes, would advise you TO
desert and come home to Ohio. i win in
sure your safety The Gent has taken
b b! or at her owns words. Another from
West Virginia, writes to D brother and
sympathizes with him, tllen closes iby saw
ing, dear brother, take good care of your
self, don't go into any battles, bnt play off
sick, for Old Abe has no business to free
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN & GIANT
STOREY'S

.PHCENIXt ALE BREWERY.
TTlHESE ALBS ARE MADE FROM THE CIIOI-
i eest Malt aud pure filtered water and are
unsurpassed In Brtlliancy and Flavor. For sale in
barrels, half barrels and kegs, at the Brewery on
.Hi FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
. N. BlThe Family Ale Is an excellent dinner Ale
wholesome and strengthening tonic, and Is put up
In kegs and half kegs for Family use. mo
Orders LEFT at G. W. Reessing { Co.'s, corner or
Quincy and Market streets, will be promptly atom
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9a1lg gntelltgt1tter
TERMS or ADVERTIsING,

TRMVIsolID LINES OF NonpARErL, CoS oNr mon. )oE
n sf6, tsitF LESS, MAXI A SQukRE. ag-fI,1s
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S9-SPE0IAL NOTICES Double the above rates
early Advertising on reasonable terms accor.
ding to the space occupied and the
from transient persons or strape
err, to be paid foT; in GdvGtce.sY t'lIl5 III
Bgstness Cards not exceeding i've lines SO peryear
for six months but for ashorter period nothing
wiz be couptedleS5 than square. p
The privilege of Annual Advertising isIlimfted to
tne Advertisers, own Immediate business; and ali
adyertisements for the. benefit Of otherprsGns as
OF auction sales and real sOnt In by them mud
be paid tori0t the usual lTgteg.;s - - - y =
Advertisement not accompanied With wr tte.1
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. i, 3 ! < 5Is.t5Sf =
Notices of POlieeal Mdefihgs to beohdFgei In all
casey ft t9Il EStess8 issia ~5ftf5 L H.
Marriages, Noticcsof Funerals, and announcements
0L sermons, ,6W cents each- ~ ~ nonY11-'59
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SAMUEL 5P. WHEELER, !,

-EALIOItNE EX
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS, oI. A1NTs
'' AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
~ service Of the United States are entitled to Pom.
sion and In case Of their DEATH the widow,
orphan children mother OF sister Of any such ocsr
the bounty Of one hundred dollars and all back nav
due. hyfoe in each case is FIVE DOLLARS If the
case Of failure. = A"
Certified Accounts collected on the most reaSona-
ofiee No. 15O Fourth street. ear the oOurt.hOuso,
Wheeling, Va. So. - mariI-tf
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eraft Intended for the Enpetol of China !;
andsthe merchants fshipbuiiders, aud news,
papers Of England all claim the right of
furnishing the rebels with navy, and de-.
nonnce US furiously for obIsGting to their
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in May, 1868. - =