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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

r@-LEsruRB,-we understand the. last
of series of Lectures, will be delivered to.
morrow, Sabbath moruing) in the First
Presbyterian Church, by the Pastor, Rev.
Mr. Fisher; subject, ''the Drinking Saloon"
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The. immense sale, testify TO the merit. of thi.
FSs numerou. daily report. of astonishing cure.
Il has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease vnd imparting tone and strength
to! the system.
j. saO and harmless to the infant. aud powerful in
the adult case.
10 the soldier, especially, is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, In many certificates,
t0rHE SOLDIERS FRIEND,"
Mothers md 1t superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethIn freed from tho injurious effects OF
Narcotics, gives rest tothe sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold BY respectable Dealers every.
where. -
junS7 6n WM. P.DAvtDsok, cineinnati, o.
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ipWMoRS1sasrAR's l1lssTaE1s make
their last appearance here this evening
and capital bill is offered. There will
doubtless be a crowded house. aeo-lt
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, A PositIve onre Tor DysPePsia.
Hsay ,Dkat NJ. John n. BlbeoeE s1gs:

No. lu43 QLfNEE etAGlIp
PHILADELPHIA, January I'D ISL i
nj. WigH6R4-SlFs IG q Win much pieasufe tat
I Am nov able 70 inform you that ~ t1S u9e o.
YOUR Great AmeFiean DyIpePslA Rtlie, have been
entirely cured q that most distressing eom llinty
Dyspepsia. have been grieVuusly an eted t9r ne
list twenty eight years, and tor ten years q that
t1O have not been free from dts pain one week ~
tiuis. ] have had Il ~ - WpElt foEm, and haye
dFaQROd on most miserable OGist0nee-ln pain Day
ma night. Every Kind Of food that ate 1lled ne
WITH Wind sud pain, e mattGFud not hog isht, %
how small the quantity. a oquttnuea bolehtng Was
Suro 70 follow. had no gPputtte fer any KIND %
Iheats Whatever, aud my distress "a - gflllt toI
several months before heard q your PMS that
ffsquOntIy Wished for death. had taken every
thing that bad beard Of for DysgsPsi9, yitholt
FkesiVine any beasAt, hat % scar pits beAns re-
oinnshded 70 me 81 one ' DO had beqn card Y
tii6u, ] concluded 70 give them tEial, lgsh !!
tad 10 fAin IN thea, 10 ny eltqni lnl,nt- tolna
ryS6lf ebtting better before haa taken onotsuFth
III box; aud, aitoF taking half box On Dtll
giaa, Gad eIH eat am fltN1 = tglely and enjoy :
hlaFty neal thF66 tiI8Os day, Nitllqut tHelliN
nie1os frOm anythipgI eat o. eFink. II yel thlni;
rrlSl Won are AZ liberty 70 make thia Plhlte and
rticr 70 me- VII ehesftaliy give All desirAble IN
-ftEmation 20 any ems who may GU % me- 8
YOars, resP eetf1ils, - John a. llAhco0A-
Price, per Box, One Dollar.
SENT By nah % receipt q he psite b. &
LOGAN, LIST 500
and !. "a. LultAN = co.
n590Sn wheeling, AGolt ~ West virginia.
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TAB CORDIAL, TAB e g Y
re E: e. &C.. - -: e or -

I'm constantly receiving such eeFtheAtes ~ thu
81. WIsu4H9-IaaF sir.a had WY dreadful
cough and sore throat f0r one year, and my whole
system was ilst giving way and l vas ploatrated
on my bee with but llitlO hope Of recovering. ny
disease bafled the power Of all mellonal, ana u
short time Imnst have gone 70 my gFaYoi bltt tank
went 70 your store, No 10 North SECOND street. and
rel4ted the case to you purchased ono potte q
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, R1a y commenced %
ussit and In one week was much better, and amer
uslhg three bottles am perfectly we'll, wonder 70
All my flends Tor they All pFonoaneed ne Paste
u''''D ny ~ : R Si' tCI HAMILTON.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!
BATOHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is the Hest In the World.
THE only HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect changes Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to GEOssy Black or
Natural Brown, without InIurinE the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft aud Beaut-
fi imparts fresh vitality, frequently restohngit It's
pristine color, aud rectaes the Ill effects of Bad
Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, ali others are mere limitations, and should be
ayoideds Sold by all Druggists, &c. FAcToRY-sl
BARCLAY-sr,, IN. Y.
Retehelor's> New Toilet Cream Tor
Dressing the Hair.
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g. allr ~ --.-fa -
"A oontaining more Truth than PootFy.
Oh, WhoTo eau gttItf ~,
Of Charles y. Graham just ever ne eFset,
Ard n yuu do wish Ia virtues - behold -
IN e i6r Group, Cough Or Col43
IN nj IlIIf % tll1oIF me- qll1l[ a1l llE1.
ltlS rood mr. tho Fieh and iEs God f1F the poots
ms god for the young ard q go9.a q t!e ed
IS he CJusutp li1oit gives eases - tie ASthmliio
And siso an CShgh llEtafss q A. ths sleis
I'D nights tIit dlisklF give tlays
1n3 fanncEls Coash AiixiuFe iaiEss the palm e he
- osas.siJgp.,. 40 sy..l.el. ssss =
yyhiie runners Cough lfiKlars u1ntilues - Eulgnt
WhOoplnE CoFs ana Disllles is 2. YIN
=. Csn1i nTIrtuTa a. dlcs SoI dotFys -
An Vie VI ilqllaiins . slse fHii 80 elaar
WIi w AZ INNER. Ooasl MlEiafs ne vlly bsIt
FhsS sfSSf ~ I'D fiIngl Isf thoolFt flrrlsJln1
- - sToFllii 1Tllt eIITe = NV = laet tl1a.
| ~ - ~ tf llFtf 60 - q TIE PRO-
tOIhRI1TIs ". GRAHAM.
:. 49, ~ 7I51e
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sPECIALl NOTICES.
at oar IItsI 81 Oh ~ a2csES e
HEIMsTRBET's
.INIMITA n AIR REST lucrative

~ IL ~ iA9I - - Y Y 10,
Batrestoro gray hAiF TO ts original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural SustenAnee
impaired by age or dseasS. Al fNstaataneotts dVes
are composed Of Iaar elus destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, aud AFFORD Of themselves no
dressing. HOiastrosts IhimitAbIe COlOring not on
II restores hair to It's natural color by an easy pro
GEES, but gives the hair
LUxURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its failing Oh, sraai.
cater dandruH aud lmParts health and pIeaaAntneis
to the head II has stood the test Of time being the
original Hair oOlorng, and 5 constantly Increasing
In hyor Used by both gentlemen aud lAtlios: Its
sold by all respectable dealers or can be procured by
them 81 the eolnmtrcist agent, D. 8. barnes 4 o.,
500 broadway. My. Two sizes, SO cents and n.
sepllGm iyis2ra --sltEi- t-Fa. s. 3 ~
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r9-BALF1Moah AMRRlclS, every day, at
r. @: Graves News Depot. By mail 70
cents per month.
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BLEEBiSd o. o. {aE L1Nss.
RAD THE FoLLoWINaf


Or WIsaARF-Slr: ! return my grateial thanls
for the discovery you have made in makinS ned.
cine that will cure Inflammation OF the Lungs aud
Liver Complaint. When commenced TO uso yOur
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, was, 10 all aPpeaFance near
my grave. had been for length q time splitting
blood, and would At times Vomit %,
Ny physicians (t5F employed tRol pronounced
mo past GuTDI Hut my sister 11u u1ou luuI Eluo
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her 90 much good that
she prevailed on me - last resource, 70 Try it;
and, thank God, commenced 70 ule it. have
taken twelve bottles, aud am perfectly euTeds aud
am ready aud willing thatauy pergon that Z siek5
should call on me, and I will tell them what your
Cordial has done fSF me- All my friends aad noigh.
bOFS were utterly astonished at my speedy return
tphealth5 for thoY had seen me TOmit blood In Q
elqtted Gtat6 Frequently. Publilh my e4ae, iof
want every person that = suffering a. was . know
Of your invaluable medicine. -.
brSass e., alx doors AboIo RiehmOnd T.
r. Phladolphia.
-sTfuA5s g-ilIlif :. sI7t5!I
can only give . few OF the many Thousands Of
certificates / am receiving IN favor Of this great
MedicinsJ butI have had . quantity q them ppb-
lIGhsd In circular form, which send free apPlea-
tiOn. Whether YOU conclude 70 give the Modleino =
trial or not send for circular. Price Fly Ceats,
aud One Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only BY the proprietor,
Or. l.. Q. o. WISHARF,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold In Wheeling by LOGAN, LIs1 co,
and Z. n. LOGAN 4 CO.
Agents for West Virgihia.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Is the mos. dellghtfll and extraordinary ar.
tiele ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt
nee and hands to pSArly satin tsxtureo Of ravishinE
beauty, impartins the marble purity OF youth, aud
the dialogue appearance so inviting in the city
belle Of fashion. II removes tan. frOckles, pImplea
and rOughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
freSh, transparent and smooth. IT contains no ma
tsFAl Injurious 70 tho akin. PAtroui1edby Actresses
and op6a slsgers. It q what every lady should
hafs, sola everywhere.
DEmAS 3. BARNES q GO.
General Agents,
sep1 6m 2O2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
---------- 80 - - !.
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CAmo. Deeembef 1t.-fhesteamsts Geo
NclJieIlsn. Thich arfifed "a Nv Orleans r
on IS thiri. bl3usht he I8be. spritqnefls
eapturedOu Mastabg IsIaBd. Amoas them S
ere number pf Vfieers. .st -.
Gen. H6miltoD, Military Governor ol
Texas, feaeAeA Bta16s % tie "a AZ viii
eater upon his dates - soon - possible.
TThe lines are doWn North aud West and
We are consequently unable % receive oar
usual midnight rePOEt-CPERAToR1
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DEsRER8TA.
9:.. %STs s' pE DSRsR..FFlEh'

~
Great American DyspepsfR PM.
We my say with saiety that ninety eases cut Of
every hunAFed, that ono with consumption had -
Es. oniy- sRsPsia DysPoPsia qSsesly ~. ta y
the most fatal character. DyEPepsa = OmphatIoally
the disease that takes from nS that braeing stImai
Is Tor the enterprise 81 ilo Wossy 70 tho sieE and
70 physicians q every school, that IN DT, MahaFts
Great American DysPoP..a Plus aud Pine ire 4ar
Cordial, there e care for the worst eases % dyS-
u: VI hu.. has ..easea IN me pas. twenty y.sE.,
tiau1G G0F Dyspepsia in its various lofmly aud N
every case where the medicine was taken agdreetsd
Il made perfect cure. A number o. The aeote
ieians In this country and Europe.
Dyspepsiat DysPepsIaE
DR., WnHAnIs I have been q constant sufferer
With Dyspepsia for the last eIghtsea yeaEs during
foetly we'll day. There times when ths aympfous
were mor6 Aggravated thAn q othsrs. and lthsn g
seemed It WOnid be = great relief 20 die. had "
All timos an unpleasant fseling II my boad, but lat-
eFiy my suhofibgs 20 much Increased that became
almost mint t9r cuisines q any kine ny mind Was
bodngs, and IL attenptod - change thoir euFrqnt
By reading, ~ once sonsation o. ~ eoldness, y
cons eetion with doAa weight, ~ u were Iostod
upou my braipi also feeling q sickness would %
cur n The stomach, aud great pain e my eyel, ae
eompAnIed Win ThlSh w. ne e9ntlne3 y ~ q
debility and seriousness, which made It dleult q
walk BY day or sloop NJ night. became ayeEse q
tric DE GIfII Of q number Of eminent physlcians q
various schools, finally came % the eolel1slln that
for this disease at my present age, Is years. there
was no cure "a eEfstoneo. hut, through the Inter
/ ference Of Divine Providence, TO whom devoltly
OlIer my thanks, - last f0uld . soyerelgl runedy
i ID yonr Dyspeptia Pills and Tar Cordial, which
| SEEM 10 have edfetaaliy removed almost tie las,
tFaco Of my long list Of ailments aud bad feelings
and 10 thGlE place health, pleasure and ooAteAton
/ are my everyday companions.
! JANIS u. SAUNDERS,
No. as NORTH seeoud street., Phiiadelphia, ioE
moTiy Of Woodbury., Nj. SIR
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a8-PHorooRAPn ALBuMs, at r. q
Graves News Depot, from 10 cents to S.
each. II
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THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

PREPARED from a prescription Of Sir u. Clarke,
n. D., Physieian Extraordinary to the
Queen.
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WlSAARIiS. TAR sClRlLAL g

EEIIhE 70 lively enFo the tdlleWihig disease9s :
w Consumption, ifnot beyond The power g ulea-
ieile, lnaamll iQnQf the gEhs5r ett ntoAt
unflllinF Rsuiady for Rallala 0omPlai9ts-
DR.. Wishart,s Pine Tree Tar Cordial
n The kI WA prIneIpl6 81 ths Pih Ffba ottdlnt4
By peculiar process "a the dlstillatiou % the tar
BY which the, Highest medicinal pEoPefties aIe To-
Itls themsaieIns that suros when an others have
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: BAR HOHI-
T1AE'IR0E, R1usd Ma So tgSIl.
b 49, -, st.f s3e4lfip-
~ -. iI.ifoFaiss ~ q -
~ IS, CT - lol1l-I5 - Ia
NIL, lIodFI -. - - ~. -. Ptuu-
- y u LLlL1ILEttt = NI-o-
an-aa el.l.ll s'lI1l
TcFf6Eb noss CocoA5-k ~ 60 .ri'-Is 80
- rDnusr rocEle1-
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beginning for Matison township at the north -gal
corner 81 CLAY t6tTnship, thence With the mort
boundary Of said Clay township TO the Ohio tivel
thence mp that stream 10 o. point IN tine with -
dle Of said street, and N. sac 4 70 stone planted
tho PeninsulAr cemstEy, and thence g. lS' y. 70 IN
sfSSI.on toHn.fp ineludes WhselInE leland.
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Z beginning for Clay toWnship at the noTth-oagt
corner Of Union township, thence with the north
boundary Of Union toWnihip TO the Ohio river,
thence up with the meAndeFings thereof to point
IA line with the centio OF Union street thenco with
thence mp the midd thereof 70 point IN lho with
The centre o. Union street. thence with the middle
thSreof % me centre Of Market street, thence down
the middle thereof TO point ~ line with the centre
81 Union street, thence with the middle Of Union
street, and n. $40 b. 10 the south-ealt corner Of
Madison township, aud thence s, 100 70 che plae0
Of beginning,
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BeRiuning for Liberty township At the nOFtl.e1t
oornSr 81 Riehland township, th6neo tn with u
olst boundary Of the Gnle % tie sonthoast CONT
Friad6lplIIa township % ne stSte llHd tenee sort
WITH the state line 70 the northeast conner {
Broota county, thence with the same y. I59 VITO
sfGnO standIng on said county line and thence We
With Glid county line 70 the place 81 beginning;
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Nos. 8. II, 18, Is, It. C0URTLAEDT STREE

Ecs. 9. II, 13, IS, II. C0URTLANDT STREET,
Near Broadway, New York CITY.
This old-establishej and favorite resort OF
the Business community has been recently re-
fitted, and is complete IN everything th&t can
minister to the comfort of its patrons. Ladies
aud Families are specially and carefally pro-
vided for
II is centrally located in the business part
of the city, and is contiguous to the principal
lines of steamboats,, cars, omnibuses, ferries.
In consequence of the pressure caused ~
the Rebellion, prices have been reduced TO
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS FER DAY.
The table is amply supplied with all the
Iuxuries of the season, and is equal TO that Of
any other hotel in the country.
Ample accommodations are offered for up
ward Of 100 guests.
Donot believe runners, hachmen,and others
who may say "the Western Hotel is full
D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
Thos. ID. Winchester. tyIS
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MANHOOD: ::
STI HOW RESTORED |

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A lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
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To COnSunptiYes.

TIME Advertiser, having been restored to
IL health In few weeks, by a very simple
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THE BEST WORK FOR CANVASSING
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OF
THE GREAT REBELLION
LIMITED STATES

UNITED STATES. ~
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Plans Of the leading actions Views OF every
scene Oh interest, anu VI lL4O A1AOS0
Battles. These illustrations are mostly from
drawings taken on the spot by artists deputed
! for that purpose to accompany every division
/ of our Army and Navy.
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IDENTIFY believe it will form the most trustwor-
thy and valuable history which can be pre-
pared of the Great Struggle for the American
| Union.
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The price of each number, which contains
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