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vash,nc'on, So, 80 RS Ps-uv 90 ,aD cay
Che,s has been mueh hshtrs b. rssissnis, brssas&
division, and corr, hut there hs' net b.sn s.nsrsl
ts.ls and vhle - hA,s bses scented ten ro-sril,
tn ssirni,bss th. rand resplt 10, that .. hs been
asfsstsd, ape bss bseo srsegAl'y falling tses, sne
IRON prsssnt .jcesrsnt.s. -il susrnpt - mtss .
SraLSN stand st Hanover Junction or Gofdon,'ilis.
ths esss u rebel Urples kilp.tricis loss sp Fri.
d, when be .u eompsuedto fsn tsch, ~ss about
fifty In iiiled sod -ourdS. kleh difeuly att, ats
the reesptiou Of s's lisene. rom the Amy " th.
Potomac, thee bs.us nos no !-Iulsi nssns ot COM
ouoics,ion vith wsbins,on. The rebel oommuni.
cations With Rehriocd ere ne doubt, ,, ttls tim.
sui, and they Ar 10 90. sam. quspdsry. n that IN
which ve Cad ourselves.
By HliL
A ooropnnden, 8. V I'd n,.ile . post village 10
Orange county, Virgins, twelve niles from orange
Coor- u suse. writing on Saturday noon says
Our esv-iry and artillery d,vins rehei. down
the turpp ke towards Orange Court House and are
within eight q les Of thst pse. Eoth,n- but skin
nishns has taken place snce the nv croest a the
kApsdan nvrr. ant our loss are ,. ht and eorfnsd
70 the cavalry Our left ~lnt 10 .rtence out 70 the
rebels make but feeble real. ies, Aud fsll bset
wherever the are pr rtrec II 10 reported that he
yehsl force Fre eicficksbure - retreat 70. ards
eiehmond Thus hold the road. that rur IL Get
ceea,d in cutiin the T, Be, ltt iior The rnaa army,
and IL !, noI~d hat msny are o. ssdy iEf y .ri,on-
eTs sJ.in. have snnny,G the trnyto sre1t eIt.nt,
ont VII delay them but n very fee hours.
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John I'csn'y sih Irst -Gec W. pilts, kspuhiiess.
hh N', ysnss hssiey, Dsn JesniAh Nelly eh
Dut. u. Parsons, Dem. kieh. Kelly, Rep. The
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sIn Wtlls Sn Diet Apdrev IeG'. Dem. David
L.vl, q pub Psttr DolAn. JONI fIisIANtck.
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HIS ARRIVAL IN CANADA.
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Advice to Good Citizens
GREAT POLISH MEETING.
The Advance In Virginia,


rh,lad.iph5, Nor. s0-A dispatch has os, sssn
rscsived By the Brotsv BoAfd n tbs city. ths Can.
HssAs hs esprred t-o o,,hs oorrs Of Cen. Ise,
army. This M eds ooptrmstiss.
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- norsv night.
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THE ELECTION TODAY.

REVISED LIST Oe CANDIDATES.
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The Escape of John Morgan.
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Casdidatus fer Cisii justices.


LAT b'sf VIM. Hove, peu John fo,d, 1hos
.S.o % v s"r,on' w a. n.%, Y 4 Siishpi-. iSd. IA
Ii't !. l,sSs~t HINT. Dem, Wm. a. Van Co.t
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Iva rrtt. nem, beo &, Bsrfett ksp Theodore J
lsnds Ind fh b.s, jo.ish Porter, Jo. rh Is.
Tally, l Pearson. D,na- & w Van Noorhles, Bep.
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INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
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The Proposed European Congress.
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~ yILEGEA PH 10 rHEyEv YORK sry
FIGHTING BY REGIMENTS AND
BRICADES.
The Rebel Army Cut In Two.
Lee Gradually Falling Back.

GEN. BURNSIDE'S POSITION.
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Gen, Longstreet in a Bad SAap.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-04
Cost of Living II. Washington.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer thinks the pros
poets of the multitudes who will flock to
Washington this winter are not very prom
ising. The cost of living is shown to be
enormous. The Inquirer says:
The boarding house keepers and owners of
houses are pushing up the rates of living and
rooms TO fearful extent, continuance of
which will put it beyond the means of any
married man to subsist comfortably unless he
has salary OF at least two thousand dollars.
There Is some reason for. an advance, to be
found in the fact that during the last three
years the population has increased from thirty
to near ninety Thousand. The clerks in the
various departments have all been largely in.
creased; and not so many houses have been
built up as have been burned; many fine houses
have been taken possession Of by the Govern
ment, which pays enormous rents. and the
supply being TAR below the demand. holders
are enabled to command almost any price thew
ask. g, .sfs.,.4 f''~S S'
A house With ten or dozen rooms viii, bring
Sz,4oo per annum, and from that up to a5. 600.
An instance has come under our own obser-
vati0n OF house that, after the first battle of
buIs Kun, was offered for sale at tour thou
sanG dollars now rents for three thousand.
houses that rented for five hundred dollars
Two years ago, now bring from two to three
tnousand per annum. Many families have
Ientea their houses out and gone North to live,
tnoe securing handsome revenue, on which
10 hve in styles when, had they remained here,
they would hardly have been enabled to make
both ends meet.
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BEECHER'S ENCLISHEX.
PERIENCES.
THE NEW YORK WELCOME TO
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The Antagonist between Amer.
ican and European Ideas.

New York gave grand reception last
Tuesday evening to HENRY WARD BERoHER
at the Academy of Music. 1t vas 'Wel-
come Home got up under the auspices
of the United States Sanitary Commission.
The price of reserved seats was fixed at
three dollars, OF seats in the family circle
at two dollars, of standees at one dollar,
and of seats in the amphitheatre at fifty
cents each. Partly owing to the high
price of tickets, and partly to the unfavor-
able state of the weather, the Academy
was not more than half filed. The pro-
ceeds were devoted in aid of the funds of
the Sanitary Commission.
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LIEUT. Col. ADAMS. of the First Ninnesota.
left Hastings last week. to Join his regiment.
He had nearly recovered from the wounds he
received at Gettysburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
Late RabeI pispatehes.

FORTRBss MONROB, DeeambeF IO.--TbO
Richmond Wing Of the 9th has the follow
GGarlesion, December ga brisk Gre be.
tween MOaltFie and Battery Gregg opened
this morning. Tue Yankees have ceased
Griag on Sumter. They are Altering their
batteries and entrenching Gregg eastward.
Oae monitor has timber work around her
sides, 70 protect her from tOFPedOes. Our
batteries keep up q slow ere uPon The en-
emy's works.
BGstoI, Deesmber T.-Gen. Lopgs,Teet
has raised the siege Of Knoxville, In coo.
sequence Of heavy ToinfOEeaments received
% Friday night our fqEees fell back 70
M6rristoWn,s Wherp > stand will probably
be made. Our loss at Knoxville was 600
principally In Hoods division
Col. Rad, 81 Georgia, was killed; Col
Fisher, Of Miss, seriously wounded
Capt Dana, Of Longstreets stat, wa
wounded.
fDalOn, Deern5sr G-Fhe enemy's cav,
airy Appeared yesietdayat Rlpgsold, bal
being : attacked by our cavalry uudal
GriRsby, were driven mile beyond town
O. = l.. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
From Washington.


WAsHINGTON, Deeember lO.-Fhe Proe-
lamation subj0ined 20 the Presidsnts mes
sage was written Substantially "a the form
Il was issued, several weeks ago, aud the
President Rt one time seFiO0sly thought Of
issuing e before the meeting Of Congress.
Since lie appearance the question is raised
Ia Olieial quarters as TO whether the rebel
prisoners 10 cur hands uDder the rank Of
Colonel may not avail themselves Of the
amnesty offered. Some persons think that
three f0urths Of the rebel prisoners in our
hands would gladly accept terms Of am
uesty II Il Included them. The question
thus becomes one Of much Importance.
There Il, so tar ~ can be aseeItained,. q
general disposition % the part Of Oougress
10 carry out the Recommendations Of The
Commissioner Of IutgFu1 Revenue and
Secretary Of The Treasury with respect "a
the increase Of taxes on liquor.
Congress will impose q heavier tax upon
whisky than proposed, perhaps 70 cents
or dollar per gallon.
The aVaiIs OF the draft 80 far o. asceF-
tanned up 70 this time are 90, 900 men and
So 600 600, the figures gtVea In the Sec
FetaFy Of Wars report based upon data
two or three weeks old.
The Navy Department has thirteen yes
sells Ia pursuit Of the pirate ChesaPeake.
Representative morrill, % HirgioIa, has
Stve1 notice % q bill having 10 view the
Termination Of the reciprocity treaty.
Secretary Seward proposes joiat reso-
Luton 70 authorize the appointment Of
Commissioners 70 nogOtiate new treaty
with the British Government for the Bit
Ish Provinces Of North America, based ups
on true principles Of reciprocity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
Rebels Troablegome 8! KsntueI.y

crunuATr, Dooember liza Louisville
despatch 70 the OOmmerefll says:
The rebels of Cumberland, Wayne aud
Clinton counties are very trOublesOme, aud
often make raids across the Cumberland,
destroying properly, stealing horses aud
cdnsefipting eitiEsns. They are believed
70 30 rebel citizens Who take this method
o. fobbihg Uniod nSsa. -
Porty.twO hundred Chattanooga pris0.
nerl have passed through GouisVille.
Il Il generally believed that James GBth-
rie viii Be elected DATED States Senator
81 the Ksntueky Legislature.
A vote Of thanks 20 eens. GFant aud
BnTnstdip WrTo offered in the Kentucky
sknate ye.terday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
s,Sy-UxpAlD PosTieE.-A practice pre-

hSSeUNPAID POsTAGE,-A practice pre-
rails of sending through the mails
packages for soldiers With not one.
twentieth part of the proper postage pre-
D.id. thereby suhjectiug the person receiy-
inc the same TO the payment of double the
,npaid amount thus deficient. Thus,
whilst there is apparently great cousid-
,ratiOn manifested by the friends of sol
5iers, in sending them necessary articles
nj clothing, &C., by mail, the fact of their
falling to pay full postage DIETER rstes)
vben sending, taxes the soldier with the
D.yment, oft times, 4of an amount of pos
,sre more than such articles could be pro.
cured for In the camps. II this meets the
eve of any person who has articles to send
10 the army, or of any postmaster who has
received and matted such without proper
postage being paid, we hope they will not
in the future fall into the error.
Even 10 the matter of ordinary cores
pondence much trouble is occasioned by
tie operation of the new law. II letter
or package exceeds by the merest trifle
the half ounce, ounce or four ounces pre-
,cribed, it is subject to full double rates,
aid if this postage is not paid in full, dopb-
Ia the balance paid is exacted from the
recipient. Thus it is common practice
at this season of the year to send by mail
flannel shirts and boots to the soldiers,
under the impression that such articles
can be sent at the old rates of one cent PER
ounce. They are, however, subject to
Letter postage-Lhree cents per half ounce
and package of. twenty ounces. on
which twenty cents has been paid under
the false Impression referred to, will cost
The recipient two dollars. On such pack
age the full postage, prepaid, would be
one dollar and twenty cents, of which but
twenty cents has been paid; the unpaid
balance is subjected to double rates.
Books alone, we believe, are passed at the
old rate of one cent per ounce. Newspa-
pers aud periodicals. with a few other
specified articles, pass under four ounce
rates for two cents per single rate. Those
who send bulky articles to the army, and
only partially prepay them, it will be seen,
subject the recipient to greater cost, very
often. than the article Is worth Country
pO,tmasters should not burden the mails
With such articles without giving full no.
lice to the sender as to the provisions of
the law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

BSs'pARIgd 1Np SuYrE RIsa,p9 by Lieut.,
VIM. ahgqr, is fhs titIeEef psk book
now before US, which has just been re-
Teeived aud Is nov fot sale by u! O. Orr &
Co. 1ti'ia alP,aihC HAtoty of the greAt
GeoERia RAILROAD 2expedltionio organised last
Deesmbetby Gen. MITCHELL and in which
tue author was an active Participant
Nest Of eonE READERS are already familiar
with the main facts connected wfthsthe
expedition, and therefore the we'll narrated
.particulaFs will be soagh. after with in
creased interest. In his official report to
the Secretary of War, the Hons Judge Holt
said "the expedidoni in the daring yofiits
conception, had the wildness of q romance;
while in the gigantic results Y sought aud
waslikely to accomplish, # was absolutely
sublime, ~ 49, s(,.a .,..s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

l.
GarTHE ADJoURNNRNroF The LEalsLA-
1uEE.-Ths Legislature adjourned yester-
day afternoon sine de. No body of men
ever separated in. better feeling aud no
body of men ever accomplished more BUSH
mas in the rnids. of greater harmony. The
members of the House having nothing to
do il the afternoon devoted themselves to
the fun which is usually INDUCED in OF the
close of the session. Several very ridicu-
lOus resolutions were oHertd calculated 10
excite the risibls faculties of the members.
Ne gravest and most reyernsd of the Seig-
nOrs participated in the,metrimeneiwith .
lively interest. Mr., Ephriam Bee, .'ths
gentleman from Doddridgs," being called
upon told the House something about the
mysterious order known as the B Campus
yitus, ofwhich he is The Grand llama. he
announced his willingness to initiate any
member who would take the trouble TO call
at his lodgings. AT this point q dog hghI
Commenced upon thestreetRnd many mem
lsss rushed to the window to sea- how'll
terminated, whereupon resolution wa.
offered and adopted, appointing q specia
committee of three 70 inquire into the par
ticulAss OF the fgbt, and that ,hsy hayl
power to send for persons, and papers, AMI
dogs. - ~ y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
Pro,n Chattanooga.

.CHA4fAnooaA, Deeenber lO.-Gen. .. P.
q, II and Gen. Wilson Of Gen. Grants star,
arrived from KpoEViiIe tO-day. General
blair goes % C0ogre8s at once. General
Sherman returns q AEeW days. he leaves
aiheayy force atkpoxViIle.
Two hundred and seventy four men died
81 wounds aud disease 10 the Chattanooga
Hospitals 81 The last seventeen days.
GnofffIlaa are active between Chatta-
neSsA aha KsoEyllIs. iqfa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
.n=llgelearaph.
Afternoon Report.
From the Army lof the Potomac.

From the Army aot the Potomac
HEADouARFRRs Amy OF FHE POFoNAcs
December 1O.4Fhero Il no movement %
record In this Army. -
Il Il intended 70 keep the army here tor
some time unless eirenmstanees that are
DOT noy calculated pOnlaFise-
The men are building comfortable quar-.
tiers aud prGpGFing for winter. ia q
A iFamOr q current here to-day which
may be gtyen for what e u worth, that Lee
had, under . Tag Of truce, forwarded q re-
quest 70 GOd. Meade for an aFmIstie0 OF
three months duration. So
Three dessrterS from the 9th North Car
-Sliba Volunteers, which regiment was on
picket duty near MoFtou's- FOrdi came
within our lines dHring last uight. They
report that their whole regiment oRly WAnt
an opportunity 70 desert when they VIII
gladly avail themselves Of IT, In eOutiF-
nation Of this the regiment ives 0Ot on
picket and an old regime0t had taksa tts
Ths rebel tickets lsSiend alO6s the south
side OF the river from near the junction Of
the Rapidaa aud RaPpahannOek 70 above
RObeFts0a's River.
/ have Information from reliable author
iIy that LEES army OeeaPy the following
positions: -
Hills corps around Orange y. H. wnete
Gsn. Lee has be headqaarteFs1 EaFly's
division near Summ0rVillo roads % MOT.
tOn's aud TobaceO fords; JOhnson's disls-
ion At Mitchell, Browne aud GermaniA
fOris. a. =
From dense volumes Of smoke arising
from WOOd's batteries ~ RaeeoOn and
Morton fords, IL ls evident that the enemy
Is 10 force there.
Rebel authorities state that Lee had
over &, 900 men 10 the last camPaiga aud
that he was certain Of victory had We bad
the rashness % attack him In his strOog
Po i Is Stated tia. the enemy arc building
winter quarters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
TO- CAVALRY REVIEW AT NRw CRKEK

RS5e CAVALRY RRvIEw AT NEW CREEK
sr GES. KBLLEY.-on Sunday morning, at
New Creek Station, on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, Gen. Kelley, commanding
the department of West Virginia, reviewed
Se First Separate Brigade, (cayalry), of
bis command. Tho review took place at
10 o'clock upon vacant lot at the. exit. of
The town. OF course there were large
numbers present, among whom could be
7Oted a fair share of ladies. The General
vas received upon the ground by grand
salute by Ewipg's Battery. He was ec-
cOmpauied by his own Staff; Brig. Gen.
W. W. Averill aud staff; Col. James A.
MulIigan, commanding Second Division,
aud Staff; Col. Bruce, Fad Maryland, COM
handing Post, and number of shoulder
straps of lesser note.
The companies in line were the and Yir-
ginia Mounted Infantry, sdVirginiaAf Mount
ed Infantry, under command of Lieutenant
Colonel Thompson; 9Th Virginia Mounted
Infantry, under Colonel oIeyi tue 14th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, under Col. sChOOn-
maker; an independent battalion, under
Major Gibson, and Ewing's Battery. OF
course it was no "big thing" compared
with the Army of the Potomac or that of
the Cumberland, but the review was ex.
ceedingly attractive aud interesting, and
4, ,he gay cayalcade OF the Commanding
General and his subordinate officers pass
ed along the liue, a mile in length, they
we're received with that respect which well
disciplined troops always pay to the Com
p2nder, especially when that officer has
tented with them on the march, and shared
in their tolls and sympathized with their
haslsbips.
The review over, the General aud his
Staff we're entertained at a capital dinner
at the quarters of General Ayerill, who
accompanied General Kelley in a specia
car to Cumberland inithe afternoon Ru
NOR says that this review was preparatory
to grand scout of twenty days duration
In what direction, the ,General Knows
He keeps his own counsel aud dispatches
bis orders
T.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

B6ePRRsIo1ous PRAcTroE.-Many per-
sons have a habit of lowering the gas lights
in their bed rooms to faint Jet at night.
This, to say, nothing of its peruicious in-
fuence upon the health, may be productive
of serious accidents. When the gas is re.
duced so low, very slight cause.-the
buzzing of ay. eyen-wilI serve to put IT
ont, and the sleeper is left to inhale a poll
soned atmosphere, or to incur the'risk of
an explosion should any one chance to en-
ter the room with light. Where gas
lights are thus lowered a glass should al
ways be used as . protector to them, but 1t
is safer and better TO avoid the practice all
together.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
pnrdoned e &c Pres1dent.

WKsHisSTox, December 10s-The PFssi-
dent - signed the pardon eEsmptinE 3.
~. (fl1ett 81 ArknuI1s, from tie penaity
Il frS so. which Be toclFFed ~ aesspiilE
2nd exercising stha OGle90f BfieldietGen
- q, the service - tbe rebels. Ihf Plr-
ddn also rei1sflif5 Gen. 6anett n an hi1
nghtg OfPropeEty, eEcsptIPg dose lei4tIag
taslases;- 2 i'fssn asi 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
ON Prfsoners on BelIe Ille.

WAsHEEGToS, Decenter tO.-fbe Star
'eputaips thefollos ing
FORTREs8 MONROE December 0.--f0 MGj.
On. r. Il. H7fcEo0eE ny belief 4 tbst
oiaT PTiso1ers % Belle IsisaFe IN tents. /
have requested NJ. Odld % sdare ne cloth
ibR aud Subsistence sent 81 the GoEermsnt
among or citizens and prisoners. 4 llaVe
no doabt Il tas been d01e, -, -zf.s[
lEasd 4 ttFSssllP.f4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
n6rTnR Rlvkp was about At a stAnd

RWTHR RIvRR was about at lsIAnd
yesterday with less than four feet of water
in the channel. The weather was wet
and cloudy with occasional sprtnklings of
rain. The Gem left in the evening taking
with her large number of the members
of the Legislature
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

Al. ~, Fhysteian E&tTaoFa'dfy 70 ths
Queen.
This Invaluable msdIciuee Is unfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female consultation is subject. 1t moderates an
excess and removes all distractions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ent Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent cOunterfeiS.
CAUTION.
Tlfise Pills should DO taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other
time they are safe.
In All cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertlOnl
Palpitation Of the Heart, Hysteries and Whites,
these pills will effect cure when all other means
have fliIed, and although powerful remedy, dc
not contain iron, calomeI antimony, or anything
hhrtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and CanadAs,
JOB MOSES, 81 ooEtlAndt ST., N. Y.
N. B.-sI.o0 aud six postage stamps, enclosed L
any authorized agent viii insure bottle containing
Tor sale by IAUGHLINs& BusHFIELD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

:, n@A MAN named Fallman, who has
been exhibiting a big headed baby, IL. q
room near the Kramer House, on Main
street, was arrested yesterday by officer
Fender for permitting unlawful games
upon his premises. AID, DUTY fined him
$40 and costs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
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chitis, Inflammation Of the Lungs, shortueG3 o.
Breath and Palpitptiqn Of he heart IN thelr worst
foFtns; 4 I'D BEEN tseated By seyer1l q tie Host
NOT stop ne rapid course q my disease, and had
dGgpaiFed Of ever being restored % health. vas
truly on the very vofge 81 the grave Hqur p, .
a friand: tried g and an thankful 70 cay that
after using four largo, aud one small bottlo I was
restored 70 perfect hoaith You can give Fotoruneo
70 my house No. eos NJ. Second street, or ~ my
once Of RecoiYOr Of Taxes, IRON 9 a. IL 70 p. NJ
corner OF Chestnut and Sixth streets.