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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01
WANTED

CENTRE WHEELING MARKET
HOUSE,. ASSOCNATION.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stoeIhoId,rs NJ
this Accusation will be held at the store OF Cecil
Walt, on "Wednesday evening, January Tth, 1868,
election OF hVe Directors Secretary and TreSsurer
for the ensuing year. and the OF such OH
or business a. may DO brought before the meeting
tanl.9t' CHAs. B. OEoEL, seSy.
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Wheeling Gymnastic Association
A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF thi,
n association viii be held in their rooms ON Mon.
day evening, the 6th inst at o'clock, An election
VIII be held for Oiiceu for the coming year,
janl st j. II. Smith, sse'y.
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For Cincinnati.

~ The new and elegant steams,t IIBER-
TY No. 2, Captain J. K. BOoIH, Will leave
- a. above on Saturday next, January Sd,
q q O'clock Pm. For freight or passage apply on
dsc2o.td JELLY 4 MANNER, AGENT.
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FoR APIECE of sne aad cheap Soap call at the
Jan1I Al 3. DOCKING, Agent.
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Maryland, September nth, lses, height 5fso. ms
complexion fair, hair brown, occupStion : farmsr.
residence GFoOnVille, OILS now at homo.
COMPANY D.
Elisue7sr Porter, private, drSerted at oiU.ksbur,
TirBiDha October 2lst, 1869, complexion fair IL IL
broY1 sSes gray, occupation iarrnsr, resiie,,se
Us1euEnteS Ohto, neVsr I'd from.
cOsRANr'E
I..-' HTy-4t, Vs.,-ss ass - sears, height feet
isehsa, avel bt-sk, eOmpie1ion dsti. nh brown.
r@.dsnee clnslnnAti. Ohio-nsvpF heani Ftom once
iashrs, 'ysa bisth, oompisuigh aslt ssiT biasi.
49,. oiseioHati, OILS asv y Ass YEA
s.sEaaa nasks, g5isais. sss "a yssfs, hslsAi 5 n
lashs'. 'yss hissh e.lspisSiaH Asfa haif ~, =.
,ls,es si,.iiei..ii vsissgges hsara fssui silFs
iarHfas hfaHn. pfissIa. 49, tl safs tafshf & q
iaaa.e go sfsg. ranis4stlsu 90. tsir 80 sssi
asnes Sbseeasit ohis. Hs,ss boafi s,sH sla b.
aabsli iiaii, Pfifsia 49, b yssfs tsisht isst y
n hes sfes cara cru2iF1lnn a4ft 81 traua Fs.
s.- 80 - n,-' pht' ever h-ufa ir's sil1s b.
aes,gtsd = Gasp nlanisaH, ubia.
sesnfd 5tnsa, prifsie 49, 70 ysars hsiahi ast
inensl syaa hiae. eilu iusiuu rrsi hair rht sssI.
49, 5seiHnaii ohiu hathrf lives IN Fifa-iarsh.
ctahss JoaHsoa. private. urs q ys.r.. bsiret )
leet stnehes sy@ eiaek eVmTlaH dafh, hair hlafh
Inslasneg Cineinbat, uhio, deserted November ist
lhg1, ~ suite Virgtua, never heard from ssacs
70 Loedsn, private, height iset laehsa, aEs
= yeafs eomplezion dark, hair light te-dsncs Cn-
einhau, Ohio--uupputed 10 have gone over 10 me
enemy.
benjamin. LoNden, private. age ~ Year,, halaht
feet, eyes blue, complexion DARK hair brown red.
dsneO Cincinnati Ohio, deserted ~ Camp Donnlse u,
OhlO-noVeF heard from since
Isaac Mcguire private, age q yeaFu height D feat
iachea eyes blue, completion dark hair light 70
louso OaH0'nhAt'' ohio--NnppOlod deserted to a. Z
Charles Mortimer, private, agu q years, height 8
ieet Inches, complexion lsht hair black and curly
residence Cincinnati Ohio, deserted August 99til
1BB2-never heard from since
tRtrlek :. Owens, private. age go years height 6
ieet inches, complexion light, hair brown, resi-.
gimeut. '' S'''O ~
George Reynolds, private. age 81 years. height 9
iset 10 inches, complexion dark, hair brown resi-
dence Cincinnati Ohio, never heard from since he de-
serted, August 2sth, 1852.
Charles Sill, private, age % years, height feet
lnehes complexion dark, hair brIwn residence Gin.
Sinnati' Ohio-neyer heard IRON since his dessrIou
"a James stSman, private, age 80 years, height #
~ inches, complexion dark, hair brown, residence
cincinnati Ohio-neTer heard from since he deserted
William A. Tarr, private age 81 years, height n
InSnes, eyes black complexion dark, hair black,
enemy. - '- -
william A. Uthey. private, age ~ years, height. .
eet inches, eJ es black, complexion dark hair black
Eesldense Cincinnati, Ohio, is with Lieut.. Peck
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

IlNHE owner or consiguss Of a CORPSE. directed 10
D. sweeney Wheeling, Va, 10 requestsd 10 call
al the once Of the Adam ExprsSs Company
lanl'lt N. PlGMGN, Agent.
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BOR RNNT OF RALE.

A FIRST RATE sToRE.RoOM In one ofths mo,t
a n9urtShihg country towns In Ohio, where an en-
teTptlaln8 fetait merchant Il badly needed. ApDiy
to JAMES TAYLOR,
Jahl -a- "a 10 60 Main street, nm 4 AiTl.
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NOTICE

connection with the Book aud Variety Business,
Will commence receiving from this date all the
Daily and Weekly Eastern and Western Newspapers
Magazines, new Novels, &C., &c. For sale at pub.
hs9 hers, prices by JOSEPH GRAVES,
dee5L No. 90 Monroe st.
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GtOsTAR,s Rat, Mics, and Roach ExtermIpator
JAM & Booking, Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

S-T-196O-Xs
S-TS-1R6O-X.
nRAKHs PLANTATION BITTRRs, read the ad.
~ yertlsenent, Just reeelVSS at the Odd Fellow
jsnl b BOOKING, Agent.
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WASHINGTON HALL.

Two NIGHTS oNLE
Thursday and Friday Evening",
January 1St and and.
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A MOTHER fnD lot Il Havana CIgars Just received
"A at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store
IRpl ). BooKiNa, Agent
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fiALI. ut the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store and ex-
let articles, ETC. Usn1l 3. BOOKING, Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

Harrison yOizsard, private ago 81 years, complex.
lou eyes dark hair brown, born in France,
nave gone to france never heard from since ne do
10 inches, complexion light, eyes blue hair light,
born IN New York City, occupation blacksmiIh-
never heard from since he deserted September 18th
Peter Finley, private. age 20 yetrs height feet
inches. complexion fair eyes gray hair brown born
tsyise9se occupation moulder, deserted Sept.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

Maryland, September nth, 1859, height SEE, ms
complexion fair, hair brown, occupStiont A E,y11sr
reEiasuee GreOn1ills, OILS now At home. '-'''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

William Jacks, private, ago IS years, height feet
lchSI complexion iair, eyes blue, hair light, re-
stdence Clinton county Ohio, is now at home
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Eilene7sE Porter, private, drIerted at ciEEksbur,
TirBipia, October 2lst, 1869, complexion fSiT IL 4
broYa' .eYSs gray, occupation 4 fnrmsr. ra.fis,.s
GsssuT VILE OHIO, aeVsr ri from. =
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John Logan, private, age q years. height feet IL
inches complexion fair, eIes blue, occupation tai
Ter, residence WILMINGTON, Clinton county Ohio
I'd, 1862. ' -
=, Thomas Conway, private age 10 years, height H.
born in ireland, occupation farmer, residence VII,
miugton, Clinton county, Ohio, deserted February
Sth, lSb9, never heard from since
Samuel A. Savage, private, age % years height &
ieet inches complexion dark eyes gray hair dark,
born In Clinton county, Ohio, deserted sept III,
1882, neIer heard from since -
James A. Weam, private, age 81 years. height S n
10 inches, complexion dalk, eyes dark, hair dark,
supposed 70 be IN Wilmington, Clinton county, Ohio
posed to be In California s' 1F
Edward RooS, private, age 90 years, height feet
mngton, Clinton county, o. supposed to be at home.
y ilson n hells5 private, age 10 Year,, height
i9et 10 inches eohiPlexiOn dark, eyes hazel, hair
home. . -
George X Rpberta private, age 20 yeals height 8
i -. - =
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EIection Notice

NEW POCKEFBOOK PORT MO-
IN MES and Purses, justreceiyed and for GaIe bE
JOSEPH dRAVFa
Aus<oa Between Main and Market sta
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Important to the Public,
%. s. MILITARY CLAIM AaEHcY, !
,oLHMRrs. Ohio Dec. II. 1863.

o. s. MILITARY CLAIM AGENcY,
CoLUMBGs, Ohio, Dec. II, 1868.
EDs. o. S. JouRNAL:-The War De
partment has made provision for paying
the amount due soldiers of the United
States Army, held as prisonsrs of war by
1.-THE rebel authorities, to their families
the Government retaining at least one
months pay to cover any differences in
account that may exist. a
The order-of payment Is as follows:
1st. To the wife.
ID. Ifno wife, to the guardian Of his
minor childern.
3D.. If he has neither wife or children,
then to his widowed mother.
If persons occupying either CT the
above relationships to a prisoner Of war
will communicate with me 1 will give
them such instructions and assistance,
gratuitgasly, as win enable them to pro-
cure the pay due him, if they viii fur
nish me with the following data.
Name Of applicant town or township
and county where resident; relationship
to the prisoner; name of prisoner; his
rank; company and regiment to which
he belongs; name Of Captain when and
where he volunteered; when and where
he vas taken prisoner, and where held as
such. IF the name Of Captain, and when
and where he volunteered is not aecur-
ately known by the applicant, I can as
certain it from the records in the Adju-
tant Generals Office.
The application, after being perfected,
has to be sent to the proper officer Of the
Department where the regiment to which
the prisoner belongs is. serving. In some
cases a longer delay in payment ensues
than the applicant anticipates; this is
caused by Paymasters being absent in the
field making payment to troops, and ao-
cess cannot be had to rolls by the officers
to whom the applications are sent, to en-
able them to make up the accounts until
their return
On the % inst, I applied for pay for
the wife Of a prisoner Of war, and yester-
day received draft for the amount due.
About the same time I made other appli-
cations, and have received notice that the
money would be duly forwarded as soon
as Paymasters returned from dulS in the
field. I merely mention this to show
that these delays are unavoidable, and
that the applications are not neglected.
Seldom or ever is payment delayed more
than month from the time the applica-
ton is made.
As this is matter in which persons in
all parts of cur State are interested, 1
trust that newspapers throughout the
State will give this publicity.
JAS. E. LEWIS,
Ohio State Military Claim Agent.
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WHOLE NUMBER %.
Working Girl.

HRFY girls-who can not love them 2
With cheeks Ike the roses, bright aud slas-
tic step, how chesrfllly they 20 to work.
Our word for it such sirls win make excellent
wives Blessed indeed will men be who Sc
cure such prizes. Contrast those who do no
thing but sigh all day and live only to follow
the fashions; who never earn what they eat
nor the shoes they wear; they are languid
and lazy from one weeks end to another.
Who but simplston or popinjny would
prefer the latter, if he were looking for COM
paniou Give US the working girls. They
are worth their weight IN gold. You never
see them mincing along, or jumping 8 dozen
feet to clear a spider or iy. They have no
aTtctatien, no silly airs about thepa. When
they meet youf they speak without putting
on half dozen airs, to show of to better Ad-
vantage, and you feel thst you were talking
to human being, and not to q painted or fal-
len angel.
If girls knew how sadly they miss II, willis
they endeaVcr to show of their delicate hands
and unsOiled skin, and put on a thousand airs
they would give worlds for the situation Of
working ladies, who are above them in intel
ligence, in honor, in everything a. the hcaT-
ems are above the earth.
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tAW uEwsPARER8I

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
o the contrary. are considered as wishing to con
inue their subscriptions % the paper
g II subscribers order the discOntinuQnce OF
heir periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
g Ifsubscribcrs neglect or refuse to take their
ncrfOdicals from the Office to which they were d.
rectod they are held responsible tn they have set
lied the bin and ordered them discontinued
4. II subscribers remove to other places With
aut informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent 70 the direction, they are held resPo
Elble.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing 70 take
perIodieals from the Office, OF removing and leav-
hIg them uncalled for. Is prila Jdcie evidence ol
alteutional frsud
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quarrels, sanetifed, too, as it was to the
doctor and Marion, and DR.. Grantloy re-
paid long years of devotion to himself
and his children by making Marion hap
by on Christmas.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

A LADY, on examining her pupils in a
Sunday school, about the pOmps and
vanities Of this wicked world, asked one
of them if she knew what were the van
tiles of the world, and on receiving no
satisfactory answer, she explained it to
them, and then asked them if they knew
what the pomps' meant. Oh, yesP
cried one of the little ladies, they're the
eontrabands.'
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

CURIoUs CoNcIDEECE Struck BY the wind
the telegraph chords sounds ike Tyre, and
when the words Of the telegraph striIs the
eye, we all admit that it IS the greatest liar
in existance.
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And came Out at the back Of his mech.

"WEtL, what next p said Mrs. PsF'inglOu,
as she interrupted Ike who was reading
the war news" the piekets were driven in
FIVE milei2 Bless my poor soul, but that win
make strong fence. I suppose they had to
be driven in deep, to keep the Sessiouaders
from digging out under .hem."
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JOE Bln1os' die Pbil.athropist, beg leave

JOE BILuHes the Philanthropisi begs leave
m state:
That onions are good for a bad breath
That Rockawa clans ars good opening
for emmy yOnng man.
That ships are called she secause tha az
ways keep q man on the lookout.
That turning water into wine IL mira
Gle, in these days worth ~ least three hun
dred per cent.
That boys aini apt to turn out well who
don't get up til, ten o'clock in the morning.
That if man IL agOihg 10 make business
ov serving the Lord. he likes tu see him do It
when he measures up onions as well as when
he hOlIers glory halenyeF.
That wisdom aint nothing more than eds-
kated kunuing.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

SoME married folks keep their love Ike
their jewelry, for the worlds eyes, thinking
it too precious for every day wear at the ire
side.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

THE 0FTIoE OF LIEUTENAET GESERAL-It Is
already proposed in Congress-that is in tbs
House OF Represenatiyes--to revive the Office
and rank Of lieutenant general Of the United
States Army; and in the same resolution is
is proposed 70 give medal to General Grant
for the victories he has won. Now, the Office
Of lieutenant general IS actually in existauce,
| in the person Of General Scott, and therefore
there is no need Of lis revival But is is stat
ed that the rank is to be 9revived," so thas
It may be conferred upon General Grant, in
the hope, no doubt, that such high military
position wiz switch him Of the Presidential
track We admit that General Grant de-
serves Rmedal for his brilliant services. In
fact, he merits medal for every one Of the
four hundred and seveuty-two cannon that
he has captured in this war, as well as for ev-
cry one Of the ninety thonsand prisoners cap
tered by the troops under his command
He also deserves the rank Of lieutenant gen
eraL But ifthe politicians thial they are GO
ing to beat General Grant, General MeClen-
an, Or any other general, BY any humbug Of
this sort, ifit be the win Of the people to call
either Of them to that high station, they win
find themselves Wofully mistakeE.-K Y
Herald
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WENDELL PnILEPs says, in Gods name
let the old Union be destroyed and something
better made Prentice says, in God 5
name let the old Phillips be destroyed and
something better made"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

IL these days when sacks are iashonlbls
female dresses, a gentleman may De thsnklul
to a lady who gives him the ssck and its oOu-
tents.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

AN sure its aisy enough to build Chin
ley" ssid o'ROurks; 'ye how'd one brick
mp, an Just slip smother one under i"
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Dr. W. A. Cnids, surgeon Of the Tenth
Vermont R,gimrnt. writes; 4" wish every
soldier hal bottle Of Plantation Bitters
They are Jlis mnst effective, perfect, and
harm les tonic ever used
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

CAN man who has been fined again and
again by the magistrate be considered a re-
fined man.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

N. P. Willis is preparing a history of
his literary life, which the public will
look for with interest.
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From tombstone, in rstired and shady
nook, some twenty-five miles from the ever
memorable battlefield Of Waterloo:
Here lies the bones OF Alexander Macpherson,
He was most extraordinary peFou;
He was slew
At Waterloo.
The Bullet
Went in his gullet
And came out at the back Of his neck.
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a,a House, Louilrllle. x. Dee. n, 1851.

Gilf 1ouso, L0ulITillc. a. Dec q, l55I.
lfrssES P. II. DRAKEt & Co. I'VE are c'm-
penrd to order II dozen Plantation Bitters t.
IunpIy frirnds who have no other way II pro-
curing this admirable ariicle.
Respectfully vours
SlLAs F. MiLLER & Co. PrOpretOrs.
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Can you spell the word salOOn2' ask
ed Heighway of COckney.
Certainly said the Englisher; there's
hess hay, a hell, (nOt two 6ells,) two
AOes, and Ken p a
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Wnlnrr. Hotel.

Washington, d. c. Jah, =, 1859
lxxT1ENES We require auo'hcr supply
ol your Plantation Buffers, tlse popularity Of
ws.icF dAily increases with the guests OF our
house. Respectfully.
SYkE<, CHAnwIcS & Co.
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Il. Il. Il. Il. Il.

sc. &c. &c. SC. &c.
Delicate females requiring gentle stimu-
lent, and clergymen, lawyers and students ex-
hausted by mental labor, win find the Plan
tAtion Bitters most beneficial tonic.
Every bottle has the fac siulile OF onr sigma
ture on a steel plate engraving, or It is not
genuine.
Sold BY all Druggists, Grooers, and COun-
try Stores P.H. DRAKE & Co.
202 Broadway, n. Y.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

A pure character is like polished steel;
if dimmed by breath it almost immediate
ly RECEIVERS its brightness.
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THE following cOnundrum took the
prize of a pewter pitcher, at a recent Eo,
mans rights convention held in Connect.
icut:
why is married man like candle?
Because he frequently goes out al
night when he Oughtn't to.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

Ihsre given your Plantation Bitiers to hun
drsds Of our noble Soldiers wtIo stop here.
more or less disabled from vsrious causes, and
the effect is most marvellous and gratifying.
Such n preparation as this IS heartily wish
in sysry family. in every hospital. aud al hand
on rrv hattie 6,ld
G.. W. D. ASnEIws, Superintendent.
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Rochester, n. T. Dec. 81, 1861.
The Plantation Bitters
have cured me Of the worst kind Of dyspePEia
Of near four years standing. ] have recon-
mrnde,l them 70 others, and as far as know
with Iignal succeFG am. &c.
REv. J. S. ChTHoRN.
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Cleveland. Dec s. fs5a
Ihai b,-eli 40 III with law
sr Complaint aud Dysl,ep,ia thst was COM
prIleti 80 abandon my business. used three
bo,tIss Of The PlAataiiun Biiiers and to my
ssioliishm0nt sin entirely eire'l. Tlry are
the hr,t medicinr I ever u<ed, and silall en-
deasor IN make them kuuwn. Please inform
mo what S-T-l960-X means
Yours truly II. B. kISoaEr.
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Barnett House, Cincinnati, 0. Dec. 20, 1861.
MEssKs. DRAKE & Co.:-The Plantation
Biiters appear to be very popular here. Send
us twenty cases more, and oblige,
Yours tFuly,
T. P. SAUNDERS & Co.
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The OLD Man AHEAD-Living mot a
thousand miles from here are an old man
and his son both of whom are d little giv-
en- to cup, a very unusual thing in the
vicinity by the way. A short time since
it happened they became very happy,
together, and after season Of enjoy
ment, something occurred to rufie
the cnrrent of minds other words,
they got mad at each other. Bitter words
passed between them, till finally, the son,
enraged, exclaimed
Father, you're a miserable OF eOOt 7
ye' as dead, I wouldn't 60 tyr fun'ral
Now, see ere Ward, replied the old
man, you shouldn't feel so torze me
I don't feel so tOrze you. Now if you sh d
die, I'd tend your funeral-itz pleasure.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30

SOME cotemporary, who seems to know
all about the competent parts of an editor,
says he must possess tie constitution of a
horse, obstinacy of a mule, independence
Of wOod-sawyer, pertinacity Of a dun,
endurance of a starving anaconda, impu-
denoe of a beggar, and entire resignation
to the most cOnfounded of all earthly
treadmills, and We will add, says anoth-
er, he must be moving target for every
body to shoot at
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s-T-Is6O-Z
DRAKHs PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen and vig0ratc.
TheT create healthy appetite
TheT are an sntidote to change Of water ana dlet-
heT orercone effects Of dissipation and late hours
TTheT strengthen the system and elllyeu the mino'
TheT prevent miasmafic and iHterni tteui FEVER
her purify the breath and aeidity OF thc stoniheh
TFhar cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
F-hsT cure Diarrhca Chulsra and ChOlera y urnae
Thsy eure Liver Complaint and Nervous heaaaene.
They are the best Bitiers in the worlL
They make the weak MAN strong, and are
exhausted natures great res'orrr They are
composed Of the celebrated Cslisaya Bark.
Csscarilla Bark, Dandrliuu, ChamOnile Flow
ers. Lavender FIowers. Wiutcrgreen, AHise,
Clover-bnds. oronge Peel, SualS"-rooi, Cara
Wv, Carander, BurdoeS, S-T-lS6o-X.
&c.
The followirg Is a sample Of the testimony
daily received
soldierl- Home, superinirndent.s ofioe,
Cincinnati, o, JauuAry IS iS9a. !
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-12-30
SPEAKER CoIFAx, in his addrossupor

SPEAKER CoIFAx, in his addressupon
taking the Chair of the House, gave the
members an excellent bit of advice, well
worthy repetition, and which will be in
dorsed by all the sensible people in the
country. He said:
ain this greater than Roman forum, |
invoke you to approach these grave quos-
tiOns with the calm thoughtfulness Of
statesman, freeing your discussions from
that acerBity which mars instead of ad-
vancing legislation"