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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17

soon cease to exist, of things aearnt be ar
\ ranged 20 prohibit the Unionisters from
teariu the Copstitootton.' ~. B
What terms do. you offerH querried Jeff
b. wall seq J., Il air instructed by thl
fCopPerheads Wood, Styles & Co., 70,
knoWl 2iprepos anything which will mos
4 disgrace the North. You kin take YOU
niggers all oyer creation. includin Jarsey.
Wood that be -constitootional2, arskt j
4 D. with sly twinkle ov his eye. ba4
Is t0,' sez l, its matter of. no d differenct
how you chaps brake that artikil,to sevel
the Union, SO. the Republicans are Rtop
from doin the same to keep sed Union To-
gether. That's what your noth'renchums
tRarnt to see duu.S sfls-7 .i5sr
Wal, sez the Coufed Pres, tef your
Goy,ment will letscRs secesh, aud will pay
all our depts, an give US Brute Butler to
hang we might cum to, terms .H
Is thar nothing else you could wish q
Wal, yes-giyes us all the Terrftories.g q
tNothin, else7' so ~ - 1Iig5
Throw in, or 3 free States-NeW York
Rehnslvania an Massachusetts for nctnns..
ss'Nothin' else2' ial g3iat
You might mcleod ole Linkon's hed.'
Carn't you think of nothin' else 2
sfes-ip footera NE must have all we
arsk. .8l5I 67i si
y. Davis sez /, Il hay no boubt your
friendsin the north wood mako all conces-
stons, an more too but it has Just occurd
to me that thar was nothin said to Old
Abe about it be4 / left Washington
ShoulditsWouder eff he'd object to the plan
some. But your democrat friends air doin
all they kin for You.' 10
know, seq J. D, = ian that's what keeps
our spirits up. We air waitin for Fem to-
git in power, l. aud then we expect to get
all we arsk. An yet us Shivilry consider
3em the coutemtiblest set of dirt eatin cow
ards in the North. We Good buy 'em all
for Confed Shinplaster.' aH
Those was my opinion q. g 5sFsil l.tj
JeH arkst me to.stop and take T with
him, an kindly stopt. Ell Secesh Pres.
ideut don't git ennything better for the
stummick's sake, as Saint Somebody.
sezn than was on that table, then may A.
W., jr., be preserved from sich fate. The
Meat was a novin site.
tP'raps you've eten better Pork than this,
but it's the best I've got sez JEFF.
Yes sez l, that's putty mean Ham, but
I've seen laundering side meaner in.
What kinds that2' he demanded.
'Vallandighaml'
After supper scottish lookin chap en-
tered and staggered up to JEFF. thFowed.
up his hat, an shouted /:
Mother Wis hio toryI Wash'nton taken
Ole Abe Greedy captured
-hicl Horace Linktu badly killed and
George B. McBurnside,s ,s'r'nd'rd !-bio.
The -euss WAS old John Letcher, in his
Janus roll aov. the DEunkdrd. John only
gifts tight once a year, which is on New
Years. a ~
n. B.-He stays drunk till the next New
Years. a
With all peace measures. The sympathi-
sers may do their own dirt eatin in the
footur, as they have done in the parst.
An perchans- H .a
@hyer ov you, a. WARD, ia.
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NUMBER 2O4

boy you shall hear him repeat a fable
which be has learned byshesrt in less time
than be could learn two lines of the PrOpria
qn@ maribus,' and yoR will at once, when
you hear bim. divine the reason why.n The
boy is called iu. He hegins, at first hesi-
tatingly and shyly, to repeat the fable OF
''the hare aud the tortoise" But scarcely
has he got through three lines before the
friend cries out s'capitalI well remem.
oeredT p the boys face begins TO brighten--
his voice gets more anfmated-t6e friend
shows the liyeliest interest," in the story,
and especially in the success of the tortoise.
ana at the close exCtaims, ''boy, if had
your memory, would master all that is
worth the emberiug: Think as long
as you live of the hare and the tortoise,
and-let the hare jeer, thB tortoise will wiu
the race" ',y...'.-'-.i ,s'-a
gYl don't datter him, you see," whispered
the friend to the fatbpr: ''T don't tell him
that he is the har6.-f tell him fra6kIy sthst
he is the tortoise, and can't afford TO lose
an inch of the way:n (Aloud) d)-sAnd
now, my boy, if we nre to beat the hare,
We mnst get through the tPropria qua
maribus,' but We must get through it like
the tortoise, inch by 'iuch; your father will
not set-you more than one line at time,
and will give you your own time to learn
1t in; and as know that a more honest,
honorable boy DOES not exist, no we trust
to youito say when you find that one line
is too little-that the pain of.fearniug more
is not eqal to the pleasure of getting 90,
and catching up with the hare; aud BY
the. end of the month We shall have you
asking to learn a dozen lines. Meanwhile,
fasteu your whole nliud on one line"
The boy smiled the father saw the smile
and embraced him. The hint was taken,
and though certainly the boy ueverripened
into wit or poet, he took honors at the
university, and now promises to become
one of the safest and soundest consulting
lawyers at the chancery bar. May the
father, who still lives, see his son on the
road to the Woolsack.-E. BulVer Lytton
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17
EoRM o. ouARANTEE.

We of the county of - aud State OF,
aud ---of tue county of AN state of -, do
hereby guarantee. that - Is able to fulfill con-
tract In accordance with the terms Of bis
and that, should his proposition be accepted he will
at once enter into contract Ia accordance there
with. Should tile contract be awarded him we arc
prepared t1 become ais securities.
To this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned. :
On presentation at this ofice OF certificates from
the at sal Depots In tripliCate form
thatsthe contract has been fully complied with IN
every particular, the amount due thereon will be
paid1n such funds as may be furnished nv tha Gov.
ernment o. GROSS,
Meut. Col. and Deputy ouartermaster Gsneral.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17
DEpuEr oUARTERMAsrER GHSEaAI's OFFICE


GEALED PROPOSALS will be receixed at this of.
~ S nee until twelve O'Clock ~, the 18th DAY OF
APRlL 1853 tor the furnishing and delivery of TIE
HUNDRED THOUSAND BUSHELS. OF GOOD MER-
oHAkTABLE COAL, at the following places, or do.
Five hundred thousand bushels at Cairo, ILL.,, In
tho following manueT, viz: s..-.---.f
0nethird on or be6re the 18th day Of May, 1868
One-third ON er before the 10th day OF June 1868;
0ne.third on or before the 4th day OF July, 1868.
Five hundred thousand bushels at Memphis; Tenn,
In the following manner, viz: 80 :
One.thtHd on or before the 18th day of Nav 1858:
One-thirs on or before the 10th day of June, 2S63
0ue.tbird on or before the 4tl day Of July, 2s6s
Should any Instructions be given by Col. Robert
Alen Chief SuartermAster in St Louis, No., to have
the whole amount delivered at Cairo I'LL, then the
price for the al intended for Memphis will be paid
Ior MS that named in the proposal to be furnished
The bids will be endorsed Proposals for Ten Hum
dred Thousand Bushels of Coal }" addressed to the
Proposals from disIoyal parties will mot be con-
sldsred aud 40 oath Of allegiance niust accompany
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The ability OF the bidder to EaIall the contraSt,
should 1t be award ID to him. must be guaranteed by
two responsible persons, whose signatures must be
appended to the guarantee. 5-iET
Ine nereeponslbtttyo OF the guaTantors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court the United States District Attor-
ney. Bidders must be pr sent in person when the
oids are opened, or their proposals will not be con.
sidered. Bond equal In amount to half the 1um to
DO received on the contract sgned by the contractor
aud both OF his guarantors will be required Of the
suoeesstul bidder, upon signing the contract As the
bond must accompany the contract, 1t will be neces
eary Tor the bidders to have their bondsmen with
them, or to have bonds signed in anticipation. and
ready to be produced whom tho contract Is signed,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17
A Rules held in the clerks oifcs of the cuurs o,
~ the county Q, Acc mack. July 9Th, 1852.
Hopkins Brothers, pitts, 49,
John ]. Wise. dAn

Joun y. Wise, deft.
TIE object OF this suit is to recover from the de-
Ienda At John j. Wise, the sum Of forty two dollars
aud tWenty,three eeutsy legal interest from the
first day January. 1882 i7if Z : ~ :
Affidavit having been made 10 conformity to an act
% end re-enacE the act passed July %, 1851,
sntltled IAN act staying the collection Of certain
ae9ts passed February Sth, 1892, whereby the said
defendant Is deemed nonresident OF thfS State an
order Of publication Is awarded against the said
tendanE and ordered that the said defendant do
appear Wlihino month after due publication here
OF and do what Is necessary to project his interests
anu that copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the InfeIliRenceF
paper published in the city OF Wheeling and posteG
at the front door OF the court house of thus county
the hrst day Of the next county court, +
epE94wf Is, Ii; J. b. AIL;HoRTH, G. AC.l
A 7 Rules held in the clerks ONCE Of tte court q
IA the county OF Aoeomack, July 9Th, 1861 a
3. Hopkins sons, pltHs,5s efl1 z!tus;
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John Reid, John r. Miller, Geo. Wheat,
Geo Msndel, John Zp6eEler, sam' Mcclellan,
@. W.RrAnzheimS Jas. n. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
rTNnIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared to take risks at fair rates on buiIdngs
of allkinds, merchaniEe manufacturing eAt6bliuh.
ments, iuTniture, steamboats, and caTgoea on the
Western riveF and lakes, and also on the lives Of
persons Tor term Of years. This Company affcrb
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
be insured for three years reduced rates Thtsbe
ing home institution, composed OF some ninetyfou
stockholders, most of whom are among our best bu-
siness men, recommends ttsefto the favorable con-
patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly at.
tended TO by the Secretary Z u l.,s+
Ohice. No. Mcclure House, being the same for
merly occupied bJ Adams Express Company.
Aslgslze fastl N. G.ARTHUR, Secretary.
JOHN REID, Pu6aIdent 1'il 2 i57lis f57
sAArL MCCLELLAN, yiee-President.
NO AIEfHrF, A gent Tor paying Pensions. Ofhes,
No. !, AcLurb HouS; being the same office formerly
occupied by Adams ExpresS Company. april
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9aIlgg ntplllge1lter
TERlIs OF ADYERPIsINa,

TWELvEsotIp LINss or NoHPAEKu, CoR oHI HcH, on
Lls8, lfAKR A SouARE.,7s5-. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17

Ayillage shop keeper, on nterinR his
shop one morning, found hi Boboy at
tempting to throw all sorts Of somersaults,
aud kickiIg mp as great a run, 8 as a seal
In tub. Is W hat are j on ;abp6t ~ sshe in.
quired. looking qsto6tshed atf ewiid evos
.lutions of the boy. s0bligil' iartha, sir,
replied the almost exhausted youth. -
"She's writ me 9 letter, and atfhe bottom
OF the page she says, tnrn over, and oblige.
and I've bsenigoing it for mOf, q half an.
hour"
( And yetaiet no man lay fatteting unc-
ton to his soul. Louis was atuier, but.
art not thou one also? His wide France
look at it rom4the fixed star-.themseIyes
not yet infuitrde-is no Widet5 than thy
narrow brickfield where thou didst faith
fully or unfaithfully. Man, symbol of
eternity Imprisoned into Time! it is not thy
works. which are all mortal. infinitely
little, and the, greatest no greater than the
least, but only the spirit thou wafkest in,
that can have Werth or contspance.-
Carlyle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17
apre4wf o.g, ,ts.5 j. b. AII,woRTH, q. Ac.J 8
Harriet A. WiJe. "a d.14

"a .
IA the county OF Aoeomack, July 7th, 1861. @
3. Hopkins Z Sons, pltRs,5s $50 ls5tusc
Harriet A. Wise, &c, defts
The object ofthis suit Is to recover from the de-
feudan;B, Harriet A. Wise and George d. wise. the
sum oftWo hundred and eleven dollars and seYsuty.
seven G nts, with fpteFest from january a. 1857.
Ahd3vtt having been made IN Conformity to q act
to amend and reenact the at passed July 49, 1851
entitled IAN act staying the collection Of certhin
debts" passed February SUI 1862 whereby tbe sad
defendants arc deemed residents Of this Sta4a Al
oreer OF publication S awarded against the said de-
lendants and Y IL ordered that the said defendantu
do appear within oUe month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to urotect tber In
teFeats, AUD that copy Of th6 order DO publ shed
once week for four succeaEYB WeGs in tlfe Infeli
genceF, paper published In the city Of wheeling
and posted At the front door OF the court bouse 81
this county on the hrst day ofthe next county court
sprsivt 9.B. .k,pwoRTH. G. Ago.
T Rules held Ia the CLERKS office Of tf,s o,uoty
= cgIEt Of Aceonaek county, on the Jth day ot
William san1uel custls, plth,
WIN. d. Reddeman aud Others, deit4.
The object this suit IS to require the defendant
eSm6lted against him by the plaintiff
AmdaV1t having been m1de before the clerk Cfsafd
court that the defendant, William 81 Peddenian Il
o. thA State, the said non reSid6ut ds.
endAnt u required 70 appear within one month amer
the publieation OF this order and do JStl b i,eg
y 70 protect his tntsreStg Gd it y ordered that
oopyot this order pc Published once week for four
successive weeks In the Wheeling IntelLgencer,
neEspsper Published In the city OF wheeling and be
posted at the mont do of the court hois Of thfl
roanty on the 1ratday Of the Dext term Of the cum.
" court. FlE
a Copy-Testa; sEsag
aIF ., BsAILW0RTHs O. A. O.
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and honest. .fohdness, one log people; the
other qualities make One proud of loving
them oo.-Mrs. Thrdle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17

them too.-Mrs. 1hrate.y
Two gentlemen Of the. .bdf IS Wedding
their way hemetlate one mig when one,
drunlertban the other, was lsbbed by the
Charles and put in the lookup. a friend
Why he did not bail bis Con- s. 1to6 to6s St1sf
tlBai him outIn said the Wyer. avon
could not pump him out ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17
ms d 3 a N q e
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMP'Y
OF WHEELING, va.
DIRECTORS,

CAPIrAI - 8l6o,ooo
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These Rithered hands are WSak EW
RSs thsg sssll Dc my adiR 70 fall
The appointsd words 70 speak
Thy sIeetsE can forgive 's-a@,A =
because kn " the strength of delinY:
s Uutl my tasi - done i cannot dl9
And then I would mot liVs.--l. A . DoRsLH. Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17

Some of the young women may think
single blesseduess an excellent thing, bat
most of them know game worth two of
that. ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
L,oR sAI.H-ABoUT TWENTY SIX ACRES OF'LAND,

TNOR SALK-ABOuT TWENTY SIX ACRES OF'LAND
;ornerly belonging 70 John Post deecssei between
walk from the ferry 10 New York al euber place
Fronts public roads has fruit and shade bon.
springs good substantial dwelling house, outbudng anc
other mpoyemens oyerlooss enc extent Of country ha
bcautf. sites building; be laid out in ya
city lots used farming other Apply n
PETER r. POST, Hay Scales, Jersey City, or to A. DE
GROOT. Port Richmond 5. j.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
THE TuRF.


A rnsASAsF X aasss 1slss 4s r. Fa4hasos EsH ~.
On On wnniEspaa aTn M aAs NV z
The Paterson aud New YORK rsnk Rosd gravel track,
s.r nor aa - a su oTSn .sS 's s,sc g s.ei
VIC road IN ssc nnlses gong directly wea from e terry
A GREAT RAGE AND FINE DrIvE --pArCBEs
n a ne fsssa sac c,.r TIE ,,sn E.s oss sar
ssao 1la a ys % S M S r s e .sa % ne
!ara2ike road lr Sr,t about sss York retrs bssis
sna manes spn jam. gsne. G s rs GqI sr sys %
slip at n A. NJ oonsests VITA &c a. II soA Boat
Particular and an espccisl clos atand
ihe ladies. JosisFii cEocuEi.oS. Maaaesr.
CBAMrIossHr OF THE TRorrfso TURF
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATIONS.
FIRST or the $1,000 RACES
The rss sf the great matches for oo between the CO.
icbraed stallion Georgc Pnchen aud Tire famous black
seding dcuera Butler VIII take place above Course.
sy WEDNESDAY. MAY a.
a,e @ M S ss.d ssd nss lsrs N
mas men es Sr ss tse o. es many OF
sie isi train from nans.r's ron, AZ ss%r ~ NJ Boals
oTh ies sss every sP s isa 'S1Sss; At aud ' fA
.lIr,rl d. JosRra cEoGnERos. Mnasser~
FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS
Thursday May 2s. p one mile and repea, in harses,
JOIN j. n joHs. morSssss ssss. e risas rh. OF Ne" or,
The .SSy, s, race = e., sses %sea :, % IAN .nr
Of Broadway ana Broome sirecs) beaten
Ehxu Alien ~ New Orleans saddle and she In har.
ness notwithsandng which the Ulster county horse.
The boat, witch leaves slip st O'Clock connects
Boats Thirty fourth ferry leave New Yo every
JOSEPH cnocngRos, Massrcr.
- TIE PAssAIc COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Vii hold Al their Fair (,nunds Paterson N q their
va "' " rL,sT spIuNg mpETisa 90" ''
the 18th, g1th and 18th Of Nay. 1855
Bal ihe premiums VIII bc giyen on the DAYS named.
without rrefence the weather number
FIRST DAY. NAY a.
~ o'clock v NJ MSwcel ~ Z W
ods. 500 entrance; So iorfcit Nile heats. Closed
ods. 500 S. forfeit nile dash, to csrry
@lbs. Closed with three AubkcIbrrs
$40 entrance si25 forfeit (. nile heats Closed win
SECOND DAY MAY 81.
20 O'Clock +. premium Of a. u for all ages per cent
Same day T.. NJ -remum OF 500 for al agrs per cen,
entrance. ! a mile cash.
Same day r. Mrrcmium OF $500 for all ages per
entrance Nile heats
THIRD DAY MAY Is
/ 30 clock r. M-s~cepssIe premium OF 500 for
ods 3lp entrance; 50 forfeit mile heats Closed
Same day. n M-rr-mium $500 al; ages per cent
Same day. r. M--Prcnum OF s7s for all ages Per
The hrst each day viii promptly n. vsne
named aud thirty minutes between following races
run within quarter mile of the trains
road from the Wogl siso topa, Cars &c 1,
train will be e for adie and families Ser
No gambling allowed and no anor sold on the grouDds n
-On Friday .ath and Sa0rdaS. cth. the Sociei' '~i
bod Fair expressly or thr exhibition and ss'eo l2..f
desis able stock. X " cHiswEit. Secretary.
Onice III SlaIu street. Paterson. Nj
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
CouaAuD n4aosio HfAvrlrs NO KIN

EouRAuDs nfaosfc BEAUTIES NO KIN
one isrgr Il. braoeie, ei,spca zach iogey .sm
Ltrkicss Dlisb!r ifs1t ihe purr gold
The nmb ~hich ~ scofn'h iin oar spcii
. aulffI.s-its shape rVnlJ harA
AMI eiiaEing u 10th 10 ishe 10 hoif
1nr tnrrs -nr ossi the Stir.i
That rrr 10y pTeliDls meta ~ss itslt ~
laaY unft-esiei UBanne1 ssi transparent rs.s
what Asss 90, most r-chrrct~ bipri-r~ 3 has % %
ton i' sSIii D~rrnh uon ,s, naf ih- aeias srsss
ert'r " the harp great pofiipn u taetf
v''raery 70 III" -fsiy nnsrr- pi tie ads ~ts a~Asrns
duty every isdy b. srnpll~d with ooURAUD IRA
LlAN MtDic tIED soAp the oaly ooni.yuId that 80
rr-c,uHi cure al ca.sn"o, disease. sns remove ~yerr
s~sigr o|ab pnp- irrcki- eruption r~su@ss fo'sas
,nfsm. Fonni ai De PkIrx UDuRAUD \ ..tab
msnt Isj broadway beio~ Grant street
IIuo0nArHic PRESS wAsrYD-,Bpur ~ ny -
- Addrrs' slatng price. bor i.iso ro-i 'ree
NfsRRLE mANTELs --riiE BHsr PLArK IN rVg
w purchase cheap aud ~ IA hnlshra Mo-
tets. a., AZ. ~ A. hLAHIES nsfhl. ysn i11fAss
Eighteenth street. near Thru Avenue Gas tbis Ost
agARBLE aAsTILs-iP YOU wAnT 49, gXogf
tAcm sss ALABEHs, "a Yir. asoaue Ghtri str~st
utstt- srs pacc.
NfoNISG AND stoKihs rURslTrisL ATtEsDsD
VI ~ bf T. htrTih S6 Sirfh avenue tbT lhff brt-s
sbosr fbrieth sfrcrt. e.A, ADJ fAnr fufatsls
uno~s to- ih- removal of soois 40 ~ o. coz nts5.
MApAxr PARssLLE-rKorRssoR or MIDWIFE
vi ~. al Gsrenyrh ssrrst,
DOSE Lk,sEs fon ssLl--FRpM spo TO sSs
II Ire oi ifeeh Hns' L.avrs, iriiFegshs IN Kew Ysrs
,s ,ss@ ~ Xaars.. ~ ss~ lsrs rS., sasS W
| rprrE Mrr,L WANTED Cont Will BR PAID yos
4 Of ths of4ce
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
nII,CEs.i.AN EoUs.

INg BRIGGS MODERN CURATIVE FOH CDKrs.
~ hnnons, trpier &o soli ~ diu az ~. Ani sA
nv Tor isJ trs's. ~ AMI uok. Nus1s
bal hsiis. Ac lfed w,bo4g pam by u bHiJnb IA.
rpfoaist 2i2 pfI4isAy. ny
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-BY FLUSHING
Bay: nee modern built house. four of ground,
&C location high and heaihy less than an hours ride
"a the city Apply to L. l.. RlKER, $50 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

II'OR sALE--ON EASY TERMS, IN WILLIAMSBURG
|u three story brick House. for Si,D0D. ana
ram House. for $l2o0. Apply to a. W. KELSEY. No 4
|,o 18th seventh street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

oUETRY SEAT FOR sALE-PLEASANTLY SITuA-
ted on the Palisades, ~ mile from the PorL Lee and
modern built hunse aud barn, with one acre oi land
good cultivation. For particulars inquire at u Nsrth
liam street, the bookstore
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

|LNOR SALE-POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY. NICf
Nola Cottage c,ntaining eleven rooms. bath, range
and cold water with of land mi
Ast OF Fordham station, Harlem Railroad twenty fou
cres o and IN the Village OF Easchese also thee soIs
Iiigh stoJp rck House with modern improvements -
,snton s'enue. brooklyn. Apply to A. FINDLAf, 5
Fine street.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
C U R IN G.

the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, SAVING him many doctors bills.
as we'll as the rich mans solace and
comfort; invigoraring the weak and
debilitated, driving away melancholy,
making life Of misery, one Of unallOy-
ed enjoyment.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, as an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throughout the
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

A. LARGE VARIETY Of CHILIREN'< CABS, at
| "A prices ranging from also TO so each.
Ladies travelling and work Baskets, wooden and
WILLOW Ware TO be found at
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

TNROM the subscriber about mile south Of Spen-
Ger Station, six yearl'pgs-d described Us follows
Three heifers one red with white face, small notch
In le ear one red and white heller, Vhite bull
calves: one dark brindIe; ons dun and the other
small hole in theright Any person leaving nfor-
nation where said yearliDgs nay be found with
Thomas GoTman at Spencer, or Thomas Cuiberston at
the Red Mill. Will &c suitably rewarded
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