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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
SOLICITOR OF P.ATEN JIS

Late Agent OF U 5 Patent Otlce, Washington, un,
the Act OF 1871
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
VoraRG ORgg Central and SuEgi-
VAN Railroads.

fCEA ESs y58se III. m
gY82 gs sssstFsss4.ssS sg W. sGa 4e8Rs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
THE NEW YORK TIMES.
Daily, Morning and Evening,) Semi-Eeek
ly and Weekly.
The most EntGrpriSing and Reliable Family
Newspaper in the United States.

THENEW YORK TIMES snow recogn,zad ,brougb.
out the country as conspicuous among the journals of
the City of New YORK for the
CHEAPNESS OF ITS ISSUES
ENTERPRISE OF ITS MANAGEMENT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

NEVER since the dawn of civilization, has there
been recorded such improvement in medical sciencC
as that inau. urated by the discovery of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 4th, 1868.
WrHins Going So mth and East.

AI"IHIs UUIhR NORth and East.
leave montpelier az 90 l2 05 NJ. and 10 SO Pm
M AL lRAIN leaves St.Abans at 6,S5 A. NJ. Burling-
N1toh 40 A.. M, connecting at White River Junction
WIN trains for ana from ST. Johnsbury and Lit
Teton, and with Northern Railroad Tor Bos on
worcester &c, and connecting at Bellows Falls with
cheshire r. r. for Boston and with Vermont valley R,
H. tor Springfield and New York, arriving in New York
at l0,l5P. n.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Montreal at 600 A. M Rouse's
rom at q % A. M for Northfeld, Rutland and Troy
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg at 70 is M
ing at Boston at $40 A. M connecting at Bellows Fall
with Cheshire r. R. for Boston Worcester and with
Vermont Valley R. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.2O P M
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
The Early Physical Degeneracy
a M + RICAN PEOPL E.
Just Published by DR.. sT(

Just Published by DR.. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND .iYGIENIC 1 INST
TUTE. TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY. CONSUMPTION
AND MARAeMUs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
Tsiver <1oxaaplai,,t

lhts oisease is more prevalent than peope have an
idea of When the Liver is obsructed or inactive the
bile Is impure an this impure bile carried into the
Secietlons OF the system; the cons quence is an un
heaHhy complexion or veowness OF the skin attend.
cd with pain in the right side also over the
hOulder-biade, Loss of Appetite and Fle sh,
Indigestion, Costiveness, &c.
10 f. N. SooviLL of Montpelier is General Agent
Tor the New England States All orders will be adj
dressed to him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
Trains Going North and West.

Leave montpelier at 232 A M 7.55 A. NJ. and 440 P.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.3O A. M Via Lowell
Lawrence or Fltchburg. Leaves Springfield at $50 A.
belIoWs rails at 1920 M, connecting at White River
junction with Northern r. r from Boston and with Pas
sunpsc H. H. tor and from St. Jobnsbury and Littlcton
arriving at burlington at $40 M Montreal at 10 80
P. NJ, and OgdeDsbnrg at $50 A. NJ.
PccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN leaves NortbfeI6 ~ ? 40 . NJ
and Burlington, at $50 M for Rouses Point md Mont
real. ~ ~
@dHs EXPRESS TRAIN lea YES Bellows Falls at IS PM
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley R. r. leaving
Ne% YORK at 800 A. M and from Cheshire r. Il.
ieaVlhg Boston at 4 90 p. NJ. connecting nj
White River Junction with train leaving Rnsion Mt
5.8O p M via Lowell & at 500 p M via Lawrence Leave
Whne RIVER Junction at ll33 P. M, arriving at Bur-
Iington at 440 A Ms Rouses Point at 65) A. M Mont
real al 200 A. M and Ogdeasburgh at II M
sleeping cars attached both the nigh express
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a,
the principal stations. -.
St. Adams. VT, May 4. 1863 .-r a H. ' -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
wEsrv1Re1H1A LEGISLATURE



WEDNESDAY,, October IL, 1868.
A message from the House announced
that the House had adopted the report of
the committee Of conference upon the bills
providing for the removal of sick and
wounded soldiers and ''dedniug the pow
ers and duties Of the various counties of
the State
On motion of Mr. Brown the Senate con-
Cured in the reports, and the bills were
passed
The bill authorizing the town council Of
Parkersburg to change the chanuel of
Pond Run into the Ohio river was read a
third time and passed.
The Senate bill No. 81, concerning
Oaths aud afirmatiOns WAS read second
time.
Mr.. BURLET asked aud obtained leave of
absence on account OF illness.
The military bill was taken up. The
consideration of the various sections of
this aud other bills occupied the remain
der of the session.
The Senate now meets al 9 o'clock.
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CONsHTATIFB M :.
DwDUE:.

( 70 he Ollie DDo-Tsts IF Tie FuS1 csa-
I srelsional DiIt-Sa II Hess PHsuaz-
We appeal % Tou 70 rally il defenEe q
rear rights and Of he UNI0S. Ne ilEOks
! you IN the Bsne e The haze AEd fearless
Denoersey, Tb0 Stood sP like = sail Of
stone IL The nenorable eontests which
hare Jeft heir impress upon the pages Of
our political history.
Year most sacred dasy to y0srz<IEss,
JOur children, and yO1E CSuEIEy, calls yOa
10 the polls ca Thursday. October r. We
are N the midst Of 6syee struggle tor
PSTeE 10 this COnErsssiooAI District The
enemy have become Alarmed At the immi-
neaT danger Of losing power in Congress.
TheE are determined Ry fair OF fD7I means,
70 f.sGsn upon COBgress an ABOLITION
Speaker Of the House st Representatives
All theIr hopes centre apOa tie LhEee
votes Of Hest YiTgiBia. Are yOa wiling
10 sid them IL their unboly thirs; foE pow.
er? Democrats Of The SOfihgesl, let the
reproaeh be NOT upon you OF giTiOE the
aErsEiao fsnAties ~ho seek 10 rale aud ruin
the County, mAJOTiiy 10 the next Goa
ETess. You can aTrn tie calamity Of fRs
tening al ABOLITION REPRESENTA-
TIVE upon THE District. We invoke yon
% 90 So Be not dismsyed or OVersWed,-
bat like srus msD, go up 70 the polls and
VOTE.
You have good Candidate man Of
sterling metal, EhO has been fried upon the
battle Geld, aud will neTer6iDeb. Vote far
him at al hazard! Remember, be Is the
F7ife AsS's Candidate. Remember, Jacob
B. Blair. Is the Candidate for the NEGRO.
Men Of the Northwest. choose between
DE- HASS and FREEDOM BLAIR and
ABOLITEONISN!
Again, we say, be not Discouraged or
dismzyed.
CONE OUT AND VOTE. and all will be
well. We can elect Colonel De Hass, With
ease, if the true men of the DistTiet-those
who despise Abolitionism, will come Out
and vote.
Be not overawed by test Oaths or rufian-
y threa:s. De MEN, aud exercise the sa-
cred right of voting Let every Democrat
and Conservative Man of the District be
SeoaAht n. tl.A t.oIls- This i alone aeees-
sary TO ensure success
This appeal meets With the hearty en-
dorsement Of every prominent Democrat IN
the District.
Vote for DE HAss, the UNION, aud DE.
N0CRACY against BLAIR, DIS-UNl0N
and ABOLITIOSISM.
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PhuosopaI1Iae-

The Ssu Yosk !Tsurssys thai SENIOR can
ezuIt m The boar Of TiesoEy, bat PriseiPie
does better, ii sarvives defeat" II there
fore Ihus szhOrts peace D<a:
Let your OPPOneatsuDdsEstsnd their ne
tory dos not reach tie soaI that aninates
yOar party but that, While they exalrs yOu
are gathering fresh eneFgies for ether strug-
giles. OF e0arse yoa sih be inscltsd,
aOekAd AZ and reEile1- fOl must eoduFe
Ihe seoEs. not ooIy Ofthe AbOIitiOuist, but
Of the holIoE-he8rtsi, une-serTiOg Mar
DenOerats- Bat yol have beea taught
esduFsnes BY the seoargs Which, tor years,
fa1aticism allied With tyranSy has applied
70 PROSTATE people, and YoH eau endure
The philosophy is adnirabIe, and it i
especially fortunate hat the pace men
@ean endurs,9 foEtbey viii have abundant
opportunity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

THE estimate Of Tallandigban and
BrOugh BY their ON ndgbSOrs is iustrHs-
tive CoyahOgA eOaay, the home Of
BrOugh, gives kta = a4joFity Of $500
The city Of cleVelAas. where be resides,
gives him 400. asd rs eva Eard giTes
hin The largest najsray Of any vard in
the city, 5sS- Bat IN Dayton city. VAL
landigham's resid+nes, the majority Was
267 against him: and in Montgomery
county. where IasI year there vas Demo
cratic majority Of 4fs, the majority TOT
Broogh is 400, UniOn gain Of 100.
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A CARD.

To tie CIizens and the RSsss Of Hhseiiag:
The undersigned beg leave TO return
their thanks to the citizens of Wheeling
for their liberal support and assistance in
obtaining information for the new Direeto-
~ Of the City of Wheeling; alec, TO the
press Of the city for the frequent favorable
notices given during The canvass. The
canvass Of this city, 70 obtain the informa
ton contained in this number of our work.
has been the most laboriOus and Vexatious
ever prosecuted by Us. To obtain iufor.
nation of the character desired by rs,
from the ignorant, selfish or eowardIy,
even in ordinary times, Is a most difficult
task. Such persons are suspicious Of ev-
erything; the most trifiing matters are, BY
their imaginatiOns, msgnifed into serious
and alarming evils, aud they consequently
refuse 70 communicate information IN
relation 70 themselves, Of even the most
trivial andlharmiess character. Retieeney
Is their only hope; on these occasions, If
ON no other, they seek safety In silence
But IN the present cOnditiOn Of the public
mind, these difficulties are increased a
thousand fold.
Our canvassers for the present volume
we're pronounced BY some, 70 be I.United
States Assessors" seeking 70 M on the
people onor0us taxes; and by others theT
were declared 70 be HeurOlling ofHeers.n
who were using their best endeaTOrs 70 OBJ
tain the names Of every person for military
purposes bat special pains have been
taken to aseertsin these names, and the
persons will, no doubt. be someGhat sur.
Prised 70 see their names, with their bust.
ness. IS well astheir place Of residence IN
good print in the wheeling Directory
Had not the great body Of our community
Whose intelligence enabled them to under.
stand and appreciate ourobieet,l cordially
eo-OPerated With as, we should, in many
Instances have failed 70 obtain me neces.
SaEy Information for this invaluable work.
Notwithstanding these obstacles aud din
ealnes, We have 10 nearly every instance
Il has been our object TO make this
Taluabls guide for all persons visiting the
slty. to all public places, Halls, buildings,
y gaslness hFms and private residences in |
the city and suburbs. How far we have
sueesedsd We leave for the public 70 deter |
mlne.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

e2r5ly SsoOsslIpe his strs.gth aod veeE
Trev4S= SACKS ne PsfSoso3Sy q h10Aa
natsre- Therefssr IL Is ioPorr.at, as aay
Ose can see. that 70 OPPsrsaauy ike thsI
v.--sesled 10 day. shoaid sEsr BE negla.ted.
IL Is ear daty q n seeasfoas Of tie kind
70 presest tie strooEst possible frest to
tie sssg- AOd re hOPt, = his EisE Of
tie e.se, tk.t - Es5ea aAa VII O1ail his
piaia daily 70 vote today. aod also 10 see,
50 Ea- IS BE 5 abl=. Ihs1 all his aalhinkihg
nsa ores-eossseat usiOz ssiEbbors iarn
CAT An4 % lie sane IhiRg Il Is ear
esaPett na4 easiest seAas Of ksePiaE ihe
Zoe ts.s Is iBo nid-t sseelp.lily iueheek
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22
THE EARLY Dad.

DIED. q Whsoping coagh, "a tie IIth day Of
sePts0bsEs IStSS little ABTAs fntAnt daughter 81
Amos an1 Lana OsbSEnA
ChiHrs1 ars 1sasily interesting, bat she va
TeEdeTs The bEreBTsI0a1t dd6bly GMietfTe- 60 gen
tie, % tntsl3Eeut very p8tiEut Gnd GEeett018te
Apparently m1Es like tbs GatlFs3 ehFtStiAl than the
sinieN babS- M lAEt al a her brief s9FSlru
EtHtnsd lip. thsa HIS nIekeFing light Sens cot.
leaving Httls lamp q clay With Tie is q nStGE-
Dal EeeOntttol SPREAD UTHE tts ehEF1b Ike e0aDte-
DaDee- hat EIsg is SlhalAsd, aBd nay survive ths
n1ta1iO q tnas, % ~ rseO1rhsd "a the Doruing
q eternity TsAs lad q gre her up-b1t SfVsa
up tTSre IHonG 70 UiEh ksE bAek IhOGEh hsF In
D0eslt pF8ttIe B kuxhsa-ths sGho % hsT tf1y feet
10 Isagsr hssrd IN ths hGIl-heE PlAy-thines IAid
Away and bSr Plastic toGu Dolo1Ssr sESo-ss = M
Iost bat enne beEore: o. TIE q tAs FfVer
70 greek tie t<tbsr and notber he Ist IN DoGniDE
Because shSs sOos ss'rs weeping,
Der Tb84 Ne eg1l4 aO4 kesp:
We gTisTe 70 knSG shs's slaSPiRS
Her lsSt, B0lg drUanless EIesP.
A. 0OuBISt btoODiuS-DeaTlY,
Nay fade ~ early day,
80 she re IoTOd 80 dsariy,
Hath ge1tly $3.50 sway
1HlffEFiEqqt ~ t Ira - q. lfiF Ff1ffEt:
Or heaFts on beat the HZhs.s
Belore apPCoaehinl pain
We i0ged IN bOPs reflected,
0SR AHnSs Peaesfal stay;
Alasl Whea lsGst expected
Ehs gently PAGSsd aSHyi
And now aHee4ioals 6nzeE,
Points toward the realms Of bliss,
she Vas too pare 70 HngeE,
In such World ~ tkiL
FTun coming shAdss Of even,
To the tight q eEdless day,
FTUu elFths dark Seeoos to heaEea,
she gently passed aT1yl
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a Good AppoIntment.

Daniel Lanh, Esq- Of wheeling, West
vtrginia has bssn proposed, and will prob
ahly accept tse sPpOintment, as COdiier
Of the laws Of the DeE STATE His Is one
of the eIesrea legal minds 10 The State,
and be Is in every respect well worthy the
trust thus 10 be repOsed in him. He is a
member Of the Legislature OF West yir-
gisia, nav In sessiou At HheeIiBg.-4E.
erandEia CYs.l STATE Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

TIE eaaTass i aos draginE - . eiosrs
bat few days WIIl 6nish The TOrk rad
for compiling sDd press. God All baE1pg .
desire 70 sobeerIhs y q advertise - l5ts
valuable work viii do veil % 0ake Up
their miads before Saturday 1eIL The
eanEassess siu can on those basioeIs men
UhO have, - ret, not abseri6ed OF adysr-
tised, AID s0EieiE their PslTOaase dOring
Jon1 p UaLaoRx-
(WilliAns / Col
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MARsHAL's SALE

o. Horss. IL PEopsTty OfGEAuJfIsS .. NecutChsoa-
IL ths District CO1rt ofthe UuEtsd stst.s Eor The
il Western District q VtEEiui8-
II parS1rnes q de dseFee 50 orasr e ~ ~
90 49, 49, llafala1 Al
Eseel4 sd osliVere1s OlES1B vaeel1ous g1lI ~ y
pubEe GDefin1 s1fur11Y, - MS dly ofOetobeE,
1s68, q ths city q wheeling. 80 HsIas e. aboTe
6sseTibs1 - ~ tlf0rl1ltt01 Gts1 In ~ e8lsA
TE1s Of sale, CAsh-U. .. RmAG
EDWARD u NOEf0N,
Oet41-td O. 8 NauhAl. " D. q Va
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+ q understood that il is The desire Of
our GOEerapeus now that oar relations
With Great Britain are rendered peaceful
by the expressed determination Of the latter
to do u justice in the matter OF the rebel
rams, AID 70 act benoefortL as becomes 8
Kindred and hiendly nstiop, thA. our eitI-
zsns will endeAsera 10 euitivate and
Strengthen rather than impair this anies-
BILE state Of feeling. This Is an obviously
just and reasonable request.
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House ofDelepates.


Prayer by Rev. s. B Dawson, member
from Richie.
Mr.. LAMB reported back the Corporation
bill d. No. 60 !. with Senate amendments,
from the Judiciary Committee. The bill
Was taken mp aud the first, fourth, seventh,
ninth, tenth aud eleventh Of the Senate
amendments agreed to, the seventeenth
amended and the remainder disagreed 70.
Mr.. RUFFEER, from the Conference Com.
mittee on the bill n. No. 92l fixing the
salaries Of certain officers and clerks, re-
ported agreement upon 4 reduction of the
salary of the Adiutant Generals clerk
from $3.50 to $500 and of the salary of the
Auditors clerk from $3.50 to $500.
The report was adopted.
The bill authorizing the CLERK of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals to take orders
OF publication in Walton q. No. 1917 vas
passed.
The bill h. No. llSl 70 incorporate the
wheeling Greek aud PennsyiTania Turn
pike Company vas passed 70 enerossment.
The bill IA. No. 1901 70 alter the diTis-
ION line between Webster sad Nicholas aud
Greenbrier counties, was passed TO en-
grossment.
The order Of the day, IL being q. B. No.
SO, providing for the assessment OF ave.
WAS taken up and considered till near The
hour Of one, when the House took a recess
till halt-past two.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House spent the afternoon discuss.
ing the assessment bill, and adjosraed near
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

We.aaaed ys,e-aay noruiag TO the
possibility ihAI soa< undergrO1nd gnder-
slssdisg OF sebese rAs ~ eisealarioa IA
his district. .aeb as rss Reported II The
see0s1 dfstrses- Is nPPars Re we're noI
2istAkea- Nr- Blair brougbt sith hia yes
seeIsy = The city. asa rad lsst aigbt Al
the cour1 Hoase. tse fsiIOEins eireolsr
which be dissoTessa ras bsipg passed from
had u Asnd aDOsg The Seosss5Oeists sDd
CoppesAsAds OGt II The tnteriVr
DEMOCRATS
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FOR SALE an BARGAIN

ON hR1 STAN ESsIxE 8Ilqa
~ ~. 81 toot stE0ke. po1pst en- e. y ~ q
EbsslGa 01Asr6 go, OEG8tA aHE8Fila-EEs
49, nDaGH3, Er-lEhe - SD -. hEI1ci-
IEA11 1rs G0l4, AZ - SD gOrkag OF8g7 Ne
- - h1Fs8 rrGgGE. AlE0 80 @aN stsA1 49,
- So, "a q - K, II kta -
AHEs Fue.r - HOES, GAELoR ca. e 8h.-lE
E&sgso...a.s.4uAs..,4SGsSsss7515is 800 8 49, -
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DIARsHAL's sALE-

AAh6sE1A4&'S AAA8-
ne Uuised stASe
Tbs HOuHs1ol1 GSH15 - JOh1 k10ss-
IN ths bislEiet CoarG oFthe Uuttsd SEstss within
i AID fog IT, WestsEn DiStTtEt - Tfrgi1tA-
In pon1Ases Ofths 6scEes h11 or6ET q IL ~
District ColFG IN til AbOTs e1tft1s4 e81aA % -
directed daily DA1s AA1 SoteEed - IT, l5th Gay q
SEPTEMBER, lssS, klIAu sen AZ p1blte GleftOs "a
edDsatay, the 4sh Day q NOrGObsE, 1sSA - 10
o'eioek, A n Et tie T1Feboase e5rDeE Unio1 aa1
water streets, IN the city q WkealinGs IT, ho0se
k0ld loC1s 6sseI6bed IN de- seellls H1eHed 20 the
iufoEUati91 6Ied In ajd cause
Ierus q sale, Casb-U- q FgDAA-
EDWARD n EOETON.
Oe+A-tA z 8 Harshal, ~ D q Va
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DIED.

Near PairHsIa, Iowa. o. Friday, tie Ieth tnst,
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Trustees Sale.

DY VtEtss Ora Desd e T~ SEfs9 - Latlh
u EAsP. IFlssss - C-WriEhf as1 EltEabs1h
IE.llTy, 1818, 81 6lIy rSeogdsd - ~ EESeSoE's
o. - H. PoEE - UhssEicg. ~ Va II - =
vi rs GE4 In IN - H. 1sth &lyof 8OSs11aE,
1ss4 H. 4nuo91ou< oSE1s Cert HG18. Bhee8-
EE, ". Va, ~ - p1hlte Glg1tul . esEtIfl etsT1-
wissI EEss1haas old H. ssEEiAnttaaH fglEh keR
Hnl8 - sAH-EE 60 IS % u1eh e -
proeo-as na@J - ueeaAry e ~ - = esrtail
osts 49, ~ ths I'D Laliah EHllp tEuEoss -
aE0reaas4, n iaTor - J. 2 DtGslbaEEeg, 1sas1 -
tks ia Day e JA1lagy, lSG3 ao1 ell11lg - eIo,
aR1 - 5sfr8y IL sEe1sss q eEsegfflg d. crl1G-
IL Fest5ls oGtts Pl1ehE8e ESosy - - HaAs Pay
lb1s IN tg0 go tDsealDe1es, SIX - tgeius
0o1fhs tFoo ne day q ~, ~ psEehas1E EiVIng
n' 70 :'71r'g- Al Ao1 -
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ADYRRTISEMNTS
FOR SALE.

TTUO Gaas BEtsk H114s - sl.rs1-.sgll--t.2
saHt-dK r@ss - 50 eEtsE - u
Ef-kUu-6I - 49, arfss - la1f UiLhI1 -
T91Is CEEIrtlFgIF9 d whtrh = a1Ous elstaa aGEeI
Zeal y. AE1Ss !
1870 Eear DEfeEEPsEe-
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NIX SHKETIRsS. RsalWsleA Fl1-..a..
PatSg L11NA 6LllaEa NaA
CO. .. -, EHirti.g =
5 5se ''e''''iS b esO- 4 TArIOA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-22

1bs1z4E Merritt a11 My 6. l. Cha1ey-
Mszitt. Is vie, a11 JOAn }.
LUull
N obst e 49, s.ii = - rssoVs- Il H. 6.GoS-
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