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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-24
BEEFi BEEF!I

SEALED proposals. win be received from RFsi
- hands, citizens loyal 70 the Government q
the UNITED States NATL - n, oetObeE 5Ist, 1858
required for use q the troops Of the United Slate
serving In the "a DfEaiOn, Department Of West Viz.
ntA and nov stat0ned ~ Glllipois, Ohio, Chari6s.
West Virginia, e follows, viz
Tor l9l ave months o such Ie88 time - the Con-
pssaEy General may direct, and subject % his aus
roS4ls eaEanaeneng On the tatthl day OfH0VsDber,
said Beef 70 b q Steers, (1Ot Bulls StaGs HeIf-
ers or C0Wal bur yeaEs cid and over to W6fgh MT
each a least $50 tAEe hundred pounds.
The Beef 70 be sound and wholesome. with neel.s
Shanks and kidney tailOW exeludsd,l in equal uFu.
portion Of FIRE aud hind quarters, aud % be a 80
quantities, (uslally three tines Per Weslla a nav
e ee1tsnated By ne Chief COnaissaEy q the Di.
The Co1tEaetors Ufl Be naauirsd 70 keen n, 49,.
With Fpficielt supply Of Besf Cattle, eonsta1tiy
within da qPPlytng distaaee e the trooPs.
With two good s1feties, WHOSE inllSfdlai FsS1s1SS
bllifies fot the above sum must Be ahoun by m cf
neiAl certificate cfths Clerk q the nelFFEt STt -
Record, or q The U1itsd States DistIIet Attorney
Proposals. tronl . arm must specify the naT.es sId
Festdenee1 ofall persons e1mp0lin II and 80 rrS
peal must Be accompanied by thsOlfh a alIelIles
O. ths party or parties; alsO b esrtihoafs 81 ~
.e9ss Ee,eItod g also. Bye written
the bia-ths whole makfne f1uf so-,.rsf- =, - -
which torrns I'M Be on = - risIi
g y Psfson. an q Nliich 6h0lld b e.
Eelopeds sealed, and endorsed, SPrOpo1(lS - 49,
Beeis and directed % tie lndorsiined 81 CIaFI-1-
burg, Westyirginia. 80 -, =, :, :
Psy@eut 70 bs made IN TreaslEy Notes, Or sl,ch
~ - t1i1elt 1ll - nay b o. hand Il none
on 80, % e ma1!s son - received.
1he bid, Oath o. aleglanoa - a re1DoD-s
yyaod EnAElnteE5 must al bafn dupIirlte-t :
WM. n. HOsACK,
Ha Captain O. 6.iVoias
OhierC. 3 DenPf ofTaTf Va
49, Salet yDeP't. West Va, Oetobsr20, I6d8
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue q . DEED a Trust, exaeutSd b. IassA
DKnapp, fF1s1es q =. Q. Wright and BtiIAhsA
L. RiEgs, % tie uDdFrsigned, a ths sth day 4
January, 1B69, and daily recorded q tie ElFTSyOfS
Once ~ he Port Of Whssltng. " We, IN blio (
vol LIS and 12Q, Wn o. the lsth day q HOTe1hEE,
1858, - the frO1tdOOE Of TIE COlFt H0uss, n WEST
ing, W Va, son At pRblic a1etiOa certain etera-
Thsei SteGnbo8t called the ssEglau1tDs,1 (Wiih btf
county. ". Va.
THHo % sGLss-For eash as 20 . Bush 4 II
proeo0dg - nay be nSeassaEy 70 p1y o4 = eaEtA1
note mads BY The alla Isaiah Kn1pp Trustee -
Aforesaid, IN iaEog Of J. p DtGs1baeEes, dasp4 d.
the It'll day q January, 1854. and calling fOr -
and % dstray ths Sxpsnses Of executing tbs trSa-
the residue Of 4 purEha8s Money 20 b Da4e P9y-
able in tWO equll thE4almGnts, siK ald tTe,Vs
moutha, hen TIE day q aAls, TIE pureh9..I g'i1E
-P 5P,.'IS. g! s'saFisy' All HOLE -.
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MARsRAL's SALE.

1Gs Boxss, &C., OfRaIlsOai Ea.tsDings, tie TlopasI
OfIsaAs 3. TInble-
y the District Court Of ne United stAtss r. II
III Western DistF1et Of Ylrglnia, a WhsaiinE-
In Pursuases Of the decree and ordsE Of the ~
District Court In the above entitled eause, . =.
directed, duly made and entered o. the 1sth az O.
saptGmber, 1669. I shAu ss1 at PublBe G5etisa q
Friday, the 20th day a NOFeaboT, 1s0, g u
O'clock, A. H., n tie N8EehouBs q Js1eS = BIZ.
% Main street. Ia the city Of wheeling, ne y,
Bore RaIlro8d Elgtelings described 10 tt sceea
uIe annexed to the fulormatiOl fled in sd es-Is-
ferDs O. Sale Cash-U. 3 RundE
- &C. HOWARD u. NOEIOA.
Oct91-td o. & Marshal, v. D. q EA
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The following is the vote at this place =
For Congress, Wm. G. Brown $50; Wm. B.
linn "a; John s. Burdett 2. d.
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Fourth Page.
ELEcTIoN RETURNS.
rHE VOTE AT oRAETox:

GaAyrOx, October %, 1868.
Editors LntelIigsHesT:
The following is the vote at this place :
Brown "a, Burdett 60; linn So. L..
THE VOTE AT BuCKHASSoS.
BuCkHAssOs, October %, 1863.
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DIED.

DIED,
October 9Sd, 1855, VIZ. G. GEEEs, aged ss years,
formerly Of franklin county, Pa.
Funeral on Saturday At 2 O'Clock, from his late
residence Main street. near the 9Th Presbyterian
Church, wheeling, ". Va;
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WHOLESALE HOUSE.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
4 8 6 B.
w. = HAVE N sTOCK 4 eEEAE VARIETY
Fancy ndstaple Dry Goods
" ARTETIES,
Suitable for an active JobbinE trade. aId so shAl
We have on sale Brown and Blsashed Nuslins q
great variety, PTints Of all the Standard brands,
DEill., TieEing, Bisaksts. &e, te. -
- oods sOld onss favorable terms - anywhere
y o 81 "'''' STONE THOMAS.
NEW FALL GOODS.
IusT OPENED AT sTONE THOMAS NKW
q 1all Goods n gFeat variety ellbtaeing mn
Ss1sk e FAney and Staple Dry GoOds- PRIcEs
-.t oea srozR Z THOMAS.
AGHLRJHx GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
WE haye II stock tall sqPply q Mnlinary
sIndinE! q every kidd PEfees - low = any h0Rss
7 o 81 "e'- sroxE I THOMAS.
CARPET CHAIN.
GloLoEED c0EEoS CHAIHr bsst make. an soIors5
80 STONE rHoMAs.
COTTON YARE.- = y
Nos !, 9, and 10 white cotton Yarn JasE re- :
Ces sTNoSSE 3 THosiAs
FLANNELs. o
DOB ROY, Tartar and Highland Plaids. MARS
IL Pad, oome8tie made Has nsll, shiFtiaE naunals
N gneat varsity, Opera Rlannell an tie fSsinnabl
ooof. shaser Eialna.l and Plain and tuiIIed far
"a STONE 3 THOMAS,
SHAWLS. -
ETtHB latest novelties ofthe lseason- Alsol I'm
stosk q staPls shaUIs, in grsHt Var5sty, just /
ga Stone THOMAS.
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MARsHAL's SALE.
ne uuitea staass

ne HoasshOA Goods osJohn KDOts-
Tn tie District Court Ofths United Statss, vita
u and f1r the Western District Of Virginia -,
Z In punu8Dee q the decree And ordaR q n -
District Court in the above entitled ea1aA 2
directed, duly m8dS aud entered % the lsth dag 9
September, 1sS3, ] s1An ssn - p1hlir a1etoa =
Wednesday, tie 4th day q NOVeDbGEs lsS4 - y
G'elock, a. n, 81 the warehouse corner GEiol =
Water streets, IN the city q Wheeling. u -
hold goods described IN The schedule an1aESd - y
ilfoFmatioo dled IN sid olnss
EDWARD y. EOET0S.
OetH-ed o. 6. MaFiha1, " .. q "a
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EDMUND BOOKING,
PHARIMAGEUTIST g. DRUGGIST,
NO. ODD FELLOW HALL,
DURE MEDICINES CHEMICALS,
L PerflmeEy, Pure Wines aud BFaDdiss
Patent Medietnes for medical use
In tact everything that u usually kept in q irst
sole msnsiseturer Of Docking. Unriyallsd Baking
EoTder. oIyeertns Cream toE ehaPPed hands, Or.
Hullihsns faEisan Teeth Paste, Little Giant king
| H-Most particular attention is paid 70 the cur,-
pounding Of Medicines and Prescriptions at an hours
As 1dePend principally upon Prescription Business
every one can rely on accuracy, purity and eIeanH.
- 49,
I'HE largest EtOek Of Fancy PaEfumsry can be
oei20 EDMUHD BOOKING.
ToRLAND MOSS COOoA-A new artIeIe-Can
i only be had a the Odd RelloW Hall Drug Store.
Oet26 BDMUSD BOOKING.
TNoR NEW PEREUNERY eau at the odd yellow
oet9o = S EDMUND BOOKING.
IN you vapt a EOOd pun, buy . CIGAR At the odd
oct9O EDMUND BOOKING.
nLD FASHION PALM SOAP just received At No.
0et9S EDMUND BOOKING.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
A IL WOOL PLAID POPLINs, French Msrinoea.
IA Plain Empress Cloths, Plain YletOriA Rspps
Black and Golored AlpaeAE, piAfd Alpaeas StFfuef
and Plain YelOuFa, Pain Black and COl0Fed Rfiks
Plain RlAkk C0fdsd Hlks Plaid, Striped And Pir.
GEed 9llks, PIAln and Figured DeISines Preach
Chintzess 81 &c, Just opened By e s.
eeIe - 6E9A tAYL0R
NEW oLOAKs IN saeqaes and Circulars iust.
.S . SPs3s p Gro. R. TAYLOR.
NAV SHAWS in L01g and Square, AIisSesP a.. Do,
cet s. ~ GEO. r. TAYLOR.
NEW BAL1ORALlS jnst r9estyed b
IN .0ctS GkO. =. TAYLOR.
EMBROIDERIES.
RABRoTDERED SITS, JAcCoNET HDGINd.
~ Lace do do Fl0uneinR
EnbHOollars, Linen sstts,
Lace as do Collars
Head Hanik'G, Val. Lsce,
Just opsaed b [oetsl GO. 3. TAYLOR.
NOR oLi0AKs-fOpiooos TuEy hoayy Black BeaT,I
II Cloth, warranted an Wools a 500 per yard,
the best bargain In the city. Efns Rack GI0th1
and seeking FlAnnels. seaF4st, AgulinS and Ham.
0a osss is RHODES
nRESs sILKsr-RIeh Plain Black silks BToT17
Se.5 ~ 81 sue = 1&RHoDEs
uoUcRH,s CORN soLYEET-A suFe euFs.faE
oealS : u GRAHAMsDRUG sToRR.
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Majority for Broorh "a, SCI.
Where are the Copperhead sOldiers2
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
ne United states

Al0A19A-AAAA-
ne United stato
One HoEse, tie property OfGFanVille & NeC1tshsH-
Tn the District COuEf o. the United stltaI q u
i Western District q virginia.
In pluuEneB Of The decree and order q ne =
District Court IN the ahOTs suritlsa ells4 .
rseted and delivered, during vacation. s9all -
publie auetioD q Saturday, TIE Gl8t Day olOsisl-
1So3, n tie ely - WheSllug, G1a Here - aS''
deserfh6d n an fnf1FIla4iaa 6lsd in sAId e8n1e-
Terms % sale, Clah-U. .. Fun1s
EDWARD II AOEtOS,
oefM-td q. 8 MaFshal y. D. g Va
MARSHALL COUNTY, TO WITT
10 TIE REcORDER OF SAID COUNTY
"E, JOha ]. RObGFIg, Gamusl On. asd "
w Martin, three lfseh1ldsEs a TIA nd e19ny,
do here 3 certify that b virtue q . UaEIanl =
directed b JoEn d Lgdlek, Justice 81 nd eoS.y
Ne have Its day. On ear OathEs VteSe4 - ~
praised . Heller, taksn Up b Isase SosSy, e -
l11d - ~ ogtfay, aud aElsss TIE V1lIe 81 - -.
OgtEay a. twelve ooll1Fs ard thirty eelL =
sd Hsifsr = tgO ysars ed pasts darE rea -. y
ghlts apot IN the fon6baad, sU1s gktfs elos5 =.
fAuk and the end q TIE tai white. sd Hell
about slsVsn and . half bs11s hiEh- -
Given uldeF our hands this 2lfh e1y g 49,
ass& JOIN = E9 1sSl
- SAMUEL cox.
-z ~ tf L.G. HAkTIA.
= W.E Eyars. Rss,,ssr. oetSJS.
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FOR SALE.

CEVKNEKKN ACRES OF LAND, In NAr.A.s
y eounty, sbOuf . nile below BenEood. Tsrs
easy. Ror PaEtiealAEs apply TO
& P. HIDRERH,
OetT.ln q NAin stESst
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BucKHAsEON, October 80 Ist
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
MATRIMONIAL.

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, HOLDING TIE POSITION
"A Of 10 utensney IN the army srss the scau.inssnoe
of agreeable LADY, slth view 10 m0ny; wealth
objert be sood 10 KING insis and highly
sp~ctable Any correso s n- Irontty .lendei
fddrrs- snco<lnx a. VISIT sgeeaol~ iiset . "
h., Seventy sisth regiment r. v, Por1 kofal - Q.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO ~ IN Hm CouNTRy b
N ssrvr~ dessr~s n cc<n corr~spcnf~nn~ ~ "a niea
cent Young LADY with view 70 sir monv, and o~efnf
alter lerm u s~rvceesp r-s rnH.rs ns.d not ss.wer
Adfr~ss rsne Erod Cornpsny X, Bihty Hrst Pennsyi
vsnla yolsatr. Fssi brssds Frss di,oa sccsod
Wsshlnston, y. q,
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
COPARTN EIlsilIPs.

- = q y
A seesanld ss Ensnssr from he csnir. School o. Ar.
cas n Nsn r q spos
ssS se. .psstas fsnch Ean .nS spanish.
and of &C nowlsasea casse. Tlsa.. 70 inves.s small
v paying Tanufscturns business. in which, beaides
smposd Enas.s soua
sbou, tle same conditions at which he orting for
sSs SuSss n s country and .sroa
sasns
Sadas .sias. s i m.sais. % er ses: es
% s s sS Ssss s. 70 e. g e. % s s
% ss e sns s and o. M B. ay. S
NY MAN WITH $4,000 TO $4,000 CAN FIND A GOOD
op-ninf o lnyest a. partner In an importing and job
y b RicnARDsos CO. 5"1 81 and q Nassau stree.
ANY ONE HAVING s,@ AND WISHING TO INVEST
.n .pr al s oranl, street s.eone o shsp al ns I
formation viii be given Agents those without the
uARpwARE-wANrBD A Partner WITH ABOUT
Ia slso IN an old established concern Business
@ Se. Aadrs sSs once ssSs the coming
w pltaI partner IN one Of the ba money mating bu.
sa y. g sI west ss t. ' 81 Up stairs
eooO WANTED THIS DAY. AN HONEST ESER.
DZUU. sciic and reliable mas As Partner, In safe,
s.s,irsa appy Il onas % sicIARD CO. 4
Na,ssu street
gCSo "A YOUNG MAN. WITH THIS AMOUNT or
plOU. money and win prontable business IN view,
wogld Ike snefgestc partner with much means In.
aaHe at '2s broadway. room 2e
conn TO s5Ol-PARrNBR WANTED IN AN or.
y WI as business, Legitimate, pleasant and lucrative,
diisrun undrrstand. For pa ticuiars, winch will
.si'y one. appy IN INGALLS, A FRYE. II Nassau 81
Y M "A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
SS9 s ann .s ss P.sas .ycay sn.ps .T | or none,
o. csblr. Apply Forsyth fourth noor room
C1 QOn PARTNER WANTED WITH THIS
Il.VOV. nugunt IN an exceedingly lucrative perfectly
AMI ysy business will be clearly shown on
aepiioatiou u sOUrHw1OK WOOD. ~ Nassau street.
GO SQ0 10 sAoe:-PARrsBR WANTED TO
NA.'lOV th<e ehsne of light gcnteei old estabAsh
svsae psyns NJ 70 800 d. feulsr and Increasing
f,,i tab and To esceilens op~ M
sns Fer CIV particrarr inqre Al the INSTITUTE corner
r X eyenth stftet and sisth avenue
GD5 QQ0 wANTED-wlrH A FINANCIAL PART.
p-O.UUO ner, In the Dry Coos Commission bosl-
Ss-s. established. Address x. 7. o., Herald cEce
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

6onn AN EsrgRpafsiEo PERSON WANTED "a
DDVV. Sd snss $50 " pr hssrE raa 49, ss,
stsnnioat ~ sane a. sAl4f aHe haVs i1tsf~s
sosordlns 70 AvestD<Sl Addre~ 9, T.. Hsr.id o1cs
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE CoxPANY.l
" o. BRoApwAy (opposits Trinity church, \
Nav YoRx, April IL Isss
A. ths annual election OF twenty directors of the Mer
chants Insurance Company, held this day the following
gcnt~men elected for year, viz
Q. v. d. Ostrander, Ebenezer Beadlestn,
Joseph 3. Barker Ey Hoppock
W. BurnhAm. David Magic,
Levi Apear, Crowei Aasms
d. r. Martin william Husisc-,
O. ID. Van Wag~neu Jeremiah Hobbins,
Walter ". ConokiuA ~ A, HoJpock
Benz Taylor Jas w. Brovn.
Hathaniel Wesi, Chas BarkhslLsr.
Henry A. Kerr WIN. Martin,
John y. Pupke
Al subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Directors g. v
ostrandsr was unsniususy r-sIecsed fresdsnt and j.
j. l. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
SPEcIAL soTIcg-THE MEMBERS OF PursAn
- Iodg~, No 81 y. "A. M are requested 70 meet Al
the Lodge Room Tuesday the 1st ant ~ IL ecloh
70 attend the fuDeral Of lAr broh. John Lang
dorf. BY order OF the W. n. y. w. HOUouIOs
Pam. bcsrLLiEc becretsry
TAxEs TAxZs-THE UNDERsfGsED RECEIVER
Of Tafes for tbe Of Morfssna sud west Fsru
and also the sehoo Collector for Dsrt No hors.nia
viii r-csiv~ The wesbbeser Ho1s~, oyrner 90
he lasi time. JACOB kREuTLEn, Receiver.
JOHN EIHELE. Collectof.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

MADAME BoRDAs tFoRvgRLy SUPERINTENDENT
4vl % Lor4 Tslor c1AE Del srfntl pss 10 llfuffn
her friends aud ne sfss Of s@~ fork rsserAlJ hst shs
IN Amty street ph.rs she III ~ hapgy 10
eli the wsntila and Dressnlakins hne
MADAME q. BOKDAs co, ~ Amiy street
DEAOyAL--T. N. 0AYNOk fNfOKTsR AND NAN.
IL ufs<furer Frsneh corsets asd htrt-. Nl
Nay from s<3 broad pay 10 Ne sfaus ana sie
rsht store 7ss Broadway between Erhh and Ninth srssts
TUE REAL rRf sCH yJUT TIsD ~ DoNE IN LAn0E
III small Dtitls fsisbiIt hr4 NJ
Madame q bOkDAs . co % Anfty srsst
THH LARsIsr AID MOST HLsBANr sTo<E %
Corssts nd sklfta ne United atf al
reduetop. for us tsisnce - The ronib
pew store. .es hruadeay. ~ lsi ~ Ma 0ArkOA
sos Brosdssy roorh street snf s1 Bfe~trs rear
Union sgusr~.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A MOST EXTRAORDINARY AND VALUABLE BOOG
"A Asop@. s~sset. won1srs hyssfs~. snd Disosgsr-
- tu. nat Hsw 70 hshs honsy Hna Oct Kkh seer.
worts knoslns' ca. ns-no~ Y h..s hSnsy. nov
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on siih ia ssd atbi~ nsst1s rsds
- of.sfns Numerous sssrcts of smpioynsst sna -sa
fhls r-Ifsas sntsfaIDa sauatls pot taid
sny sdsr~s. fos q sas Adarsss ssnns sry.a Fsbbss
az - Ns- feG.
TODgYs LADYs hook gOR saY,-fsrORTAsT
VI anA1ane~usnA 0DDst eli psalish fssnoDs N ssch
flis.s NHnt~f rsish hia ~ the h0as ~ hss.fs u
h Ia. ksw Spfs, 81 tlan - his otbsT -
f.A0 faiss 10 hsts 0pt.oftgatty. osssf 10
lore sf.sn thsm having he IA o. isk5ns ffors hs
ers.t ifi Ths sffsns~ snir
Iasas -u ~ iady Boot ~ gt1er nAes.Irs - sare
In t1s afvsnuEs TIE xsy fAshiDn rsts cputs ~ ~
bss alui f01frd fsur~s hire Sssr ~ saJ
sni to,nt ste~,laps~ IL sssf.'infs.
tesaiy N ir snd uith ainsss 4stAi a.. A. - =
sIasisi. Ths So p.sts o ihfs naa.f-f ssa1ss fy.
az fsryH bgftrs fast 0ns i~stss Np@r ~ 10
T.ats 40 iu t@ BslsnFs fsi <nf'n tsefrs
Tbs Pare q Hfatfe ess sfsn ~ W - 80
III a.. re,I, a6lil.ns sfrnr aostsuss brsllns snf
ffsifollsr " 70 tsrrs fspfy o. - pe,i,..s sh
80 "a ta,Ulps Al Hs-Ats. ~ Ae~ n UsFss sn1
N asss, by ssfios usfspa fpf 80 ~ a. as@1frs
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

puBLI.BgD ArRiLs
ono. 2. sOI.Lgaps
gsl Yaitu stfssf hfsyt ~. n ".
A gGplgs ~ SsHD PHOTOGRAPHIC
a.. s.s.st ta sslftant s0fss a
n0'A VI sicHAEI sgOgI/1 EsPHArf. rfrrAs
Al ia ttNtI AtTfLfi. fGnt tfsgfD.
HUHtNN DOsEsiCHIsO.
l. a A. gAkAItl. hLkitiO
SO whEat thyitsh irt<r~stra
- .ft,.sfs ssrsrNl psbr ~sl
a. 80 hi'b@fto e~tn fsis1 tc. Ss oo.nry ~
a. psgsss ~Asctions
i<r,s at.lihons ~ - nnsds
81. "a .ess ssnt " ssr s4afssa
man ssEK ssD Lrass rH, covrvsrs 90 rsfr
TX Infs TIE Iississisf bs,rises oaits asa
s-fias AI.sf" - Nn. sr n q. 80 ,. naflsf
svsryshsfs. ~ ~ss1 ssFslrps 90 fsfsps - ossH eaf
80, 81 sAng@ Addr~ss s Wktis stresA rs- f>ss
vrpg sARpiAgy GUIDE. nv Da y HOifIcG, sHg
altssf saa kerfsr css sss sfsffntf - ths sessff
tts.I i.stt a. snf Msa.l IiBstfa~d " -epS ea@ ssf
ss.'ss.s tiast, 80 wst teg.fi .gN etuen 80
sgss.lvs.r. -. y =. - ss,s ~''s'"
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

u,o LEr-A ZINE BROWN sroyE HOUSE, IN
Il twenty third street The board u two ladies' and
children viii he taken equivalent for Losfras
house ksepcr. need no, answer Apply 70 J. D 0LBsE
WORTH 10 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A PARTY HAVING QUALITY OF GOOD PLAIN
n furniture would be peassd To meet person " ho
need the Of the for This Affords good
chance TO opening country note part payment
would be taken IN Board II would be- sold desired Al
dress L. ". Hornid ofDce.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

COuNTRY BOARD wANrBD--oN STATEN ISLAND,
~ by single gentleman Must be convenient 20 boat and
have siAbng livery stable il pleasant
agreeable would remain I'LL lst Of October Pay
quirsd addressed. wi location, terms and
Der Of boarder any W. T. T. Herald Once, viii be At
tended to-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04

HooPING 1.-THE Pbiladel-
pbia Ledger has the two following reci-
pes -
The following has proved sure relief
wherever tried, viz Take green garlic
and pound it up, soak in whiskey, and
bathe the spine well. 1t has been known
to cure where all other appliances have
failed.
Forty grains Of salts of tartar and 20
grains of cochineal, dissolved in half
pint of water, to be we'll sweeiened with
loaf sugar. Dose, four teaspoonsful per
day, The above recipe has been given
to hundreds with the happiest effect.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04

BLACKBERRY CoRDIAL.-To one
quart of blackberry juice add one pound
Of white sugar, one tablespoonful Of
cloves, one of allspice, one of cinnamon,
and one of nutmeg. Boil all together
fifteen minutes add a wine glass Of
whisky, brandy, or rum. Bottle while
hot, cork tight and seal. This is almost
a specific in diarrhea. We have known
severe cases of dysentery cured by it 4;
and one dose--a wine-glass for an adult,
half that quantity for child-will often
cure diarrhcea. 1t may be taken three
or four times day if the case is severe.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-04
Bilious Diarrh9a.

Bilious diarrh9a is always an effort OF
nature to save herself from impending
disease; hence it is a curative process,
and should not be interfered with. The
passages in dysentery are bloody and
painful always; in simple diarrhna they
are always thin, almost watery, always
large and light colored. In cholera, which
is aggravated diarrhea, the passages are
infallibly painless. On the other hand,
bilious diarrhea is known by the passa-
ges being colored either dark, green, or
yellow, often with burning, gripping, or
other i'll feeling before the passages come
on. Bilious diarrhea ought never to
be checked, except by medical advice,
because it is an effort of nature to rid
the system Of that which would destroy
it, il allowed to remain within it. Life
has been destroyed thousands and thou
sands of times by failing to distinguish
q bilious diarrhea from common diar-
rhea, simply by not noticing lbe color of
the discharges and thinking that nothing
more is necessary than to check it; and
whatever does this is the quickest and
the best remedy. Opium, and paragoric,
and laudanum, and morphine are resort
ed to with fatal recklessness they ar
rest, but not cure they hide, cover over,
but do not eradicate but that is not the
worst of it, they often send the disease
to the brain, especially in children, to re-
suit in certain death in a short time. In
most cases, all that is necessary in the
bilious darrhosa, is to take nothing,
keep still, keep warm in bed, and do not
eat an atom OF anything except when re-
ally hungry. There is but a step between
bilious diarrhea and bilious or cramp
collie, these last ending in death, often
within few hours. The difference be-
tween them is only tbis-nature forces
she bile out of the system in bilious di-
arhea; in bilious collie she has not the
strength to do it, and in this latter case,
unless speedily and efficiently aided,
death, painful, agonizing, and speedy, is
the result.
Bilious diarrhea is often preceded by |
costiveness, and is generally brought on
by bad air or by chilling the skin, either
by cooling i; off too suddenly after exer-
else, or by remaining in water or damp
garments for a long time the effect in
either case is the same namely, to close
the pores OF the skin, and drive the mat
tiers back and inward, which would 9TH
erwse have escaped benefcially from the
body. A sudden burst of passion, or
other shock or great mental emotion,
may bring on an attack Of bilious diar-
rhea. Those therefore, who have OBJ
served themselves to be subject to attacks
Of bilious diarrbea, may easily postpone
them indefinitely by arranging TO have
the bowels act freely once every twenty
four hours, by cultivating an equable
frame Of mind, and by habitually avoid
ing everything which causes chilly feel
ing to the skin, for he is not the greatest
man who can the most readily cure dis
eases in others, but he who is the most
successful in preventing them in his own
persop.-HaPs Journal of Health