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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FTHHIS rs To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
1 scrihtrs have obtained from the Register OF
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters of admin
Tstration ON the personal estate of
RUTH DAVIS, r
late of HarEord Coa,nty, decd All persons hav-
ing claisas against said deceased are hereby mott
fled to EXHIBIT the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
I'd day Of Nooanbtr, 1854,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. d..
All parsons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. ~-a
Given under cdr haHds and seals this I'd day
of November 1868, ..r
.e5. j. II. NEVILLE, ..-
no L. o. JOHNSON, I'D
sepli Administrators, with will.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

AR,N EXECUTORS NOTICE. y" ]" v
TFHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscrri-
l. Der has obtained from the Register of Wills,
of Hartford County, Nd Letters Tesamentaryt
on the personal estate OF 40 ~ ~,
p ELI TURNER, r 10, ba
late Of said county, deceased All persons hay-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the sams, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the aaET - tH p
2OM day Of October, 1864, Il
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all brneft of said estate. si
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. Il
Given under my hand and seal this goth day
Of October 1868.
ELI TURNER, JR.,
oct23 Executor.
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n- ~ $50 REMEMBER raq
g rr. That these Bitters arc .a ra
NOT CoHoLIC,.
And not intended as a BEVERAGE.

The Proprietoss have thousands Of Letters from
the most emineat CeFgymen, Lawyers, Physi-
cians Citizens, ttstfying Of their own perso-
nal knowledge tethe beneficial Effects and medi-
cal virtues of these Bitters. 81 le N.l
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Diseases Of .Ridaeys and Bladder, in young or
aged, male or female are speedily removed, and
the patient restored to health f8 't''7 = ta7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
Attention GOAL Conoumors.

Much has been said concerning the late
coal diggers strike, and much censure, and
no small share of abuse hsebeen heaped
on my devoted head, provoked by.pGrtfss,
who to subserve their own intere SITS, and to
crafty their malicious spirit OF, envy have
indqstriously circulated pernicious report
to the effect that was in alliance with the
miners for the purpose of advancing the
price of coal. That such was not the case
l think have given satisfactory evidence
on q former occasion. Others Of my COM
petitors in trade, have asserted without the
slightest regard for truth, that r was the
irst to raise the price Of coal. In contra
distinction of this false assertion, 1 here
annOu9celto the citizens Of Wheeling, that
] am prepared to deliver coal to consumers
at the following rates. Clean COAL 81
cents per Sushei mixed coal, 81 cents per
busheI, and slack, or nut coal, 4 cents per
bushel. Ny fdctIttieS for. digging coal are
not excelled at any bank ia the city, being
prepared to furnish 1000 bushels per day,
SO leave your orders at my stores No. ia,
corner of Market and Union streets, and
rest assured they viii be. promptly at
tended to. = JOHN NOLAN. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
1bUSINESSt NOTICES.
Proclamation EXtFaOrdInarv.


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n They create healthy appetite. ~ r TErrl5s
1hsy are an antidots to change Of water and diet
houru. ''''
1asS strengthen the syStsm and onliTsn the mind.
HuVsS prevent mtASmStie aud intermittent fsvera
They purify the breath and aeidity OF the stomach.
They cure DysPepsIa and Constipation. n
They cure DiArrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Morbu,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervou5 Head.
Thsy are the:bSSt Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are oxhAuStSd natures
Featarer. They are made OF pure 81. tCroix Ran,
the celebrated Calsaya Bark, roots and borb.. ana
arc tsEsp With the pleasure of Gbsysrage, without
regard to age or time q day ParHsulaliy recon-
mendsd p delicate PSrsona requiring s gentle slim
ulaut. Sold By .ia.d Is REID 3 KRAFT
alLLioSs A5l WAsElD by thpSe who bay vorthIe.;
nostEumSi ndfoFgot the virtues aud e6e.cy az Ma
"a =. dardnefe 1pdlRn BAlsam Or LiyeFvort' And
hound, which cures all manner Of Lung Com.
kk,sinta 4ua hAs proved invaluable. II may be
'9a li ~ s.al ii REID 4 RR1FTS.
!, HEAVY RAiLuRRs II qua MInSR.-Ths f.jl1rsS NJ
ne regular practice In eases of Consumption bnSs
qriEen eIarybody to the 0mploymen or ths esIsbr
~ ihuAn' BAe1m Of IiTerWoft aud sIioSfhdnnd
se5 SlE lolds - Coughs and RneEtAtdl the
ESt,SJ 20 Ni even me ConbumptiTe. 1t may be
''unu REBD KRAFTS.
BL9oH OF YOuTH, or Liquid RoaTl for Beam
s siy9pg and Preserving the Complexion and shin.
jams No. s. aSia1 lttset Center m twSHboelipr
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From Arkansas

ST. Louis, Jan, 2.-Gen. Bluntteleprapbs
from Van Buren, the 3Oth, that the enemy
retreated during the night of the 2sth, to-
wards ArkRdelpbia. About 800 sick and
wounded rebels were abandoned at Fort
Smith, with Instructions to take care of
themselves, Blunt also reports Col. Phil
lips whom he had sent into Indian Terrific.
~ with 1900 men has driven the forces of
Coffee and SLanwait across Arkansas at
F. Gibson aud destroyed the rebel fortifi-
cations, barracks and commissary build
ings at Fort Davis.
Col. McIntosh's command and the rebel
Greeks and Choctaws express u desire to
lay down their arms and return allegiance
to our Government.
e. aFATErTEFiLLE, Ark. Jan. I.-Rebel ma
pers captured ut Van Buren, admit the loss
of kill aud wounded in the battle of Prairie
Grove over 4eOO. The entire telegraphic
correspondence of General Hindman also
taken, which contains much valuable in
formation and will be forwarded to the
War Department.
Destitution in the rebel army is pitiatle.
Four thousand of Hindman's infantry are
without shoes. The loss to the rebels by
tie recent raid is over half a million. The
rebels are dispensing in every direction
with reported intention of eouceutratiDc at
Arkadeiphia, 90 miles southwest of Little
Rock,
Gen. Schofield arrived and assumed com
mand of the army OF the frontier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
LYONS KATHAIRoN-

This delightful article for preserving and beauliy
nE tbs human hair Is ssaiA put mp by the original
proprietor and is now made with the same care, skin
and attention, which irut created it, immense and
unprecedented Saeu of over one million bottles an.
nually! Its stall sold As25 coats il large bottles,
Two million bottles easily DO sold in year when
Is again known that the KAthairou is not only the
most delightful hair dressing In the world but that
Il elsan1ss the scalp Of Gcurfand dandru, gVes the
hair lively rich luxurant growth, and prevents it
rom turning gray. These are considerations worth
knnoTirs Tho KsthAirOn has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted as described. ADv
lady who values beautiful head ofhatr will use the
Rathairsn. 1t is finely perfunsd. ehs,n and y.In,.
BILE. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers
the world. DIS. BERSgs = 90
uecl9 6md&W New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

B9- THE sroRn.-A violent wind aud
rain storm passed over the city about IL
o'clock yesterday. 1t was not of long du-
ration, but exceedingly fierce. Some of the
church people were returning home and
were driven to seek shelter in out Of the
way places. Umbrellas were turned inside
out in less than no time and the covering
cleaned entirely from the stocks. In. some
ofthe churches the services were not over
and during the prevalence of the storm the
greatest alarm was felt. Old sheds, shut
ters, signs and everything of frailcoustrue-
ton yielded before the blasts. During; the
storm an alarm of Ere was raised in the
M'Lure House, aud men women and chill
dreu were hurrying to and fro, and up aud
down the stairways in the widest excite
{ ment. The alarm was a false one, and was
Oecasioned by some person outside of the
house who observing smoke issuing from
an open window of the last story, supposed
the house to be on ERE. There is not al
ways FIRE where there is great deal of
smoke, the old saying to the contrary not
withstaudtng.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

SAN FRASCIsCO, JAM 2-The ship Ar
cher from Boston has arrived.
Reports from the Colorado mines contin-
ue excited in theSouthen counties.
State mills are being erected to develop
a silver mine recently discovered 90 miles
above Fort Mohave, only miles from riv-
er navigation.
Eleven mills have been sent to the State
range silver mines, situated 100 miles from
Los Angeles.
Many believe that the mines on the
southeastern border of the State will rival
The following ships havearrived-Oceau
Express from New York, Premier from
Baltimore.
The ship MONDAY from Boston, arrived
off this port yesterday, but Fan on sunk.
EN- rock not before known to payigators, 8
miles west of Farralloues Islands, and
speedily sunk to near the top of the mizzcu
mast. The officers and crew escaped iu
the small boats, merely saving their per-
sonal baggage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

R8TRn Cry ELRcTioS- animal
charter election is rapidly approaching bu,
as yet We have not heard a single candi.
date announced for the public sufsaEe.-
Whether it is expected the Offices will 90 a
begging or whether candidates are wait
ing to see in-whiOh direction the wind will
sit We are not able to say. There will
be a Mayor, a City Sergeant, Clerk, Treas
urer, Superintendent of Water Works,
Street Commissioner, and twenty-threo
cOuncilmen to elect on the -of this
month, aud as only one man is required to
fill each office it may be expected that a
great many people will be disappointed.
This, however, will not deter tue larnBi
tiOus from Fisking their chances with the
public. There is nothing in which a man
is more apt to be deceived az In his chan
oes before the people at popular election.
WehaTe known men to run for Office and
confidently exuect to be elected, VIII en- there
was not an other Individual who did not
know to dead certainty that the aspiring
person could not possibly obtain a dozen
votes. The confding creatures, therefore
whobuild their faith upon the promises o
men ia the streets, will certainly. come to
grief y. 's'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
HANRY HARDY,
RditOr Wheeling Prev.
CANPBELL & McDRRMor,
Editors Wheeling LntsllIyseer.

- THH RIvER,-The river was falling
on Saturday with about eight feet water
10 the channel The Liberty left ON hsr
first "Trip to Cincinnati with good list ii
freight aud passengers, Previous to he,
departure a ine piano was added to he,
stock of fine furniture The lille Siguer
aFapidly approaching completion and will
resume her trips 10 few days between
Wheeling and Bellair.
Steamboatmsn have come TO the copeIu-
sion now, as December has passed. . that
the river will remain open during the bal.
anee of the winter. Whether this pro roi oh.
ecy will prove correct or not time only viii
tell, but to say the least, Il is doubtful
We frequently have very. cold weather ii
January and February, but this white,
may be an exception, at least We hope SO
The Pittsburg Gazette of Saturday, sa6s
There was percepti6le Improvement ir
business at the leVee yesterday, aud both
tue receipts and shipments were larger
than for day OF two previous. There are
comparatively but few boats in port
loading, and hence those few will have
less diheulty in getting freight. The
rates have declined somewhat, but there
still remains margin enough for slight
profit. =. ~ 2 :
The Allegheny river packet Leclaire ar
rived from Oil City yesterday, with an ex .
cellent trip, Including large quantity of
Crude OIL She Was so unfortunate as 10
break her shaft, comihg down, and will
have to lie over day or two for repairs!
The Sallte List, short time since, made
trip from Cairo to VicksburR,- Miss,
With cargo consisting of eleven hundred
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

B6rA FoaeY DAY.-An impenstrable
fog hung over the city during the whole Of
Saturday. The Bankers could scarcely tell
ten dollar note from i've, and it vas
impossibletO tell what o'clock it was with.
out sticking your face up close against your
time piece. TWAS like the old Lopdon
fOgs we have read about. 1t was with diff.
fcult that people could breath. The SCOT
too, fell about the heads aud upon the
clothing of pedestrians like snow. The fog
found its was into the houses aud rested
everywhere, above, beneath around and
about Altogether it vas the most dina
greeable day that we have passed over for
along time. At night the fog Was, il pos
st6ls more dense than during the day
The gas lights in the street lamps looked
like the frail chickering's of talioW candles
and people were constantly oollidinigg Will
esch other at the street corners. f9A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05


5., ~ SPEoULATIoEs.---Ws learn !. that
great speculations have been made herea.
bouts, recently, in old business paper and
bad debts. Less than year ago, owing to
the generally unsettlsdteoudition of things
and the enactment Of the Stay Law, per.
sons doing a large business were ready. to
dispose of their accounts upon doubtful
customers for a mere soGg. Spectators
bought up the paper and owing 10 the
great abundance of State and Federal ma
per had little difficulty in collecting the
big ends. We hear of ami instance IN
which man bought over three thousand
dollars in old accounts for four hundred
doilars and succeeded in collecting, at very
little expense, all but few hundred dol.
lars. e'.seF L lasals
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nsylsusbIr son6dL EEIrlIEr. wv

~ SUHb1Y SoH6oL FEBrr1&1. I've
owe an apology to those INN ediately i'm
,srested, as wen as to our readers, for neg
lsotinE 50 notifies the Festival of the Alb
Street u. &. Sabbath School, which, took
place at the !4th Street NJ. r. Church on
New Years. Day. Short addresses were
delivered by ReVs. Barnes and Brockunier
and by Mr.. G. D. Hubbard, Presentation
Of-reHard books were then made to the
scholars for proficiency in the questions of
the catechism. After the exercises, d The
children of the school. together with the
visitors, retired to tho Lecture room where
five hundred packages Of candies and
cakes were presented. 1t was one Of tho
largest and hsppiest festivals OF the sea.
son, .;s+Gs.l1 Llgs 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

n B9-JAaUARY Bills Business Z men % in
form US that the bills rendeaed against their
customers have been more promptly set
tied this year than for many years previ-
GUS, Heretofore business men have had to
call upon their customers several times but
now theigFsat majority of bills are called
for. In view Of the stay law which is to
be acted upon by the General Assembly,
perhaps this week, the law makers should
inquire,iato all these facts. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
Telegraph Markets.

NEw YoRE, January 3.-The Cotton market I,
more active and frmer, with sales of 1000 balcs at
SSe96S1se for mddling uplsuds. Flour . shade
9Fmer' with taiT demand at 9e95 o5 for superhnO
wheat q shade hrmer, with mlddling demand
Tor export and home consumption at 2551 81 for
mhWankie Climb Coffee firm and In moderate dc.
mand; sales at 2s1c for Rio MolRssos quiet; sales
at 30935c for ola crop N. O..
Money very easy at SOS per cent for loans on call
Sterling Exchange firm at 451S61l 49,.
The steamer Etus sailed to-day for IfTerpool. car
Tying out SS250 3S In specie. The Ocean Queen ar
rvea today, bringing el2I5IIss in gold \. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
Ia LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES,
Another Battle Al vicl[.bn,,. ~.

another Battle at Yicksburp. Misc
., CAIRO, Jan. 3.-Despatehes from Gen.
sherman on the battle field at Yickshnro
received at Helena, on Saturday the 27tb
state that Sherman deharked a force nm tbs
LETT bank at YazoS, ten miles above tho
mouth and forming line of battle adj
vsneeG towards Vicksburg. After passinO
oeyond reach of the FIRE from the rnpboats
they encountered the enemy in force. A
terrific conflict of i've hours ensued. Tho
enemy was drt2Rback beyond two bavons
tlSt grit in the rear of Yicksburg, and from
their entrenched work on the hill by she'll
Oh saturday night two armies lay on their
arms with two bayous intervening and dur
ing the night pontoons were construeted
Notwithstanding the terrific FIRE from the
enemy, under cover OF underground. Day.
llgnt on sunday concerted advance was
mage oy ShermRn's whole force. Steel
ael1 inc left, Morgan and Blair the center,
a. .. and u. s: Smith the right. Steel
turned the enemies to the right so al IN
communicate with MOrgan's division. ,vhich
having been separated by swamps running
alright angles to the main front, By sun
rise the whole force was engaged, and nm to
10 o'clock, musketry and artillery fighting
Was severe The rebels in front, Morgan
and Smiths divisions were eutrenched on
high rising ground. This position was
finally carried by storm. <
The gunboAts did not cooperate. but
the Benton engaged the Notifications on
haiues Bluff. During the action several
OF her crew were killed and Capt. Gwin
ner commander, mortally wounded.
The 18th Ohio, 9Th Missouri and I'd Ken
lucky sustained considerable loss on Sat-
urday night.
Banks and Farragut were expected to
cooperate but had not arrived.
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tal q iltj 49, ~ III I u 81
gu, ..OlIly.e''lFg.ttauh.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ADDITIONAL Killed and Wounded in
the MurfreesbOro Fight,

AN'tA'4 Fba MI miF5teu anu founded In
Sno ~ VI II eesUOtO E!gnE'
SAsaYlLLt, Jan: iz:--Ihe following is mn
auuit'ope e. iiSf OF Sllled a9d wounded in
the late night near Murfreesboro:
z h.tleq-Gapt, Garrett, 10Th III Col Car
Pe9ttE. ,lsth Wis, and Lieut.. Mckee
io IN. Wisconsin.
ndetd-BriG, Gems. Kirk, IN Wood
Ind Van Gleve' MINI Col Oassole. Ohio;
ne). Zen: Kosseau' Lieut.. Col Berry, 9Th
Ny; Maj Slemmer, 10th regulars; Maj
King, 10th regulars, and many others.
Tho 2lst, 18th and Sbth' IlliRoislosttW
thirds, aud the 10Th and 3sth Ohio, one.
9alt their numbers Tho lolst Ohio lost
l25 men aud the 3sth Indiana about the
sAme number. H ~
THE total killed aud wounded is estima-
ted at $3.50.
The rebel loss exceeds ours. Gen. ], E
hs ,gl Killed, Cen o4s9thsm wounded and
Ia Ken prisoner. = =
We have captured 800 prisoners.
The light was resumed at3 a. u, on the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

R0TuE Ice oaop.-If il should turn
out an open winter and no more ice should
be made, this community will be as bad off
for that commodity as it Was last winter.
During the late freeze some of our ice mer-
chants gathered in about half crop from
Wheeling creek above the city but nothing
: like sufficient quantity TO answer the
wants of the community. l'ia
In the present age Of high prices 1t would
be very desirable to have plenty of ice the
coming summer that It MAY. be saficlsutly
cheap to come within the reach of all. We
hope that in CAGE Of anosher freeze our en-
terprising merchants win lose no time in
gathering.in an ample stock. s,14
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

S% sAIE OF HOUSEHOLD FUas1rUaE.-
For two days past. an auotionlsale Of the
complete household, kitchen and bed fur.
niture of DR.. Alfred Hughes hasbeeu going
on. The fdrnitnrs has commanded, so far,
very good prices. The reason whyoDr
Hughes Is selling his furniture aud break.
ing up his house is that he has been OF.
changed aud Intends TO leave for Richmond
tomorrow. ,leI.saqos a Il .slI-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05
S-T-1s6o-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,

20 They purify, strengthen and inVJgorato.
They create healthy Appetite - s.
They arc an Hntido. . to change OF water aud diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hour,
They strengthen the system and enli1sa the mind
They prevent mtHsnasie and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the stomach
They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation. Z
They cure DiArrhOsA, Cholera and Cholera AorbuS
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best bitters in the world, They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nn.
tuFs'E great rsstorsr They are made of pure ST
Crolx Rum, the celebrated CaisOya Bark, roots and
Asrb'' aud are taken with the pleasure Of bsvsr.
age without regard 70 age or time Of day. Partieu
larry recommended to delicate persons requiring
gentle stimuIant. Sold by all Groesrs, Druggists
Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. Drake Co., 2o2 Broad.
way, New York. dee1e-6mdGv
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~ FiRISo OF CAKror -Piri6o.. -.

B@ FlRIso OF CAHuoS. FITTING OF can
non was heard on Saturday night, lasting
for considerable period, but owing to the
dense fog it vas hard to tell where it came
from. Having inquired of several persons
what it meant, and finding that nobody in
the city appears to know much aboGtit, we
have concluded that our neishbors down
about Bellaire, must have had so me oDrt
Of Jubilee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

NEW YoRK. jan, 3-A California ca7al-
~ company arrived to-day. They were re.
cetved by Col. Howe, State agent of Mas
sachusetts. They dined at the New Eng
land Rooms. They were reviewed by the
Mayor, and were escorted to Boston By
three massachusetts, regiments. Their
march down Broadway was perfect ova-
ton. They all arrived safe and we'll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

FoRTKBss MoSRosi Jan. In Norfolk
last evening owing to the msconstruction
OF an order issued for different purpose
about two hundred persons were arrested
While returning from places of amusement
CONSIDERABLE excitement was created in
Norfolk to day by negro celebration
Goutrabauds collected together with their
Marshals aud formed sproocssion of at least
four thousand negroes of air kinds and col.
oEs, heHded BY a band of music, drums and
htes and Paradei through the principal
streets of the city. They carried several
Union flags and cheered loudly for the
downfall of African slavery. II Was nm.
derstood that they were celebrating the day
ohthe Emancipation proclamation. : Z. IA
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HEIMsTREET's
lNlMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

= = n y 4 "a u z ID.
Bat restores gray hair to its original color by ,up-
plying the capillary tubes with natural susteruae.
Impaired by age or disease. All inIlantansodI DIE;
are eOmPosedo lunar eau, destroying the vitality
ana beauty Of the hair, aud afford of themselves no
dressing HslmItrssts Iuimitable ColorinE not on.
restoro' hHirtO itO natural oblOr by an easy pre-
ees-, but sirssths hair a
LUxURIAHT BEAUTY.
promotes lis growth, prevents its falling Of or,dt.
Gates daudrut and imparts health and plsas,ptn.,.
to the head. 1t has stood the test OF time being n,
original Hair ColOrng, and is constantly increasing
in fAyor Used by both gentlemen aud ladies. II i,
sold by all respectable dealers or can be procured y
them Of the commercial ake.t, d. s. Barnes. 9op
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so osnts and 81.
decIs-6mdEv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-05

@THH 2ND wARD MARxE4, on Satur.
day morning was.well supplied With every.
thing the country affords. Everybody
bought freely and seemed to have plenty O.
postage stamps. There is now much less
difficulty in making change than hereto
fore.