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A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
Hear ,ctat NJ. JOHN H. Bobcock says:
No. 1923 OLIVER STREEr,
Philadelphia, January p, 1853.

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it mattered not how light how small the quantity
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
RIEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
READ THE FOLLOWING

Dr. wishart-sir return my grateful tasnks Oa
the discovery you have made In MAKING M T;as
that will cure Inflammation Of the Lungs ana Liver
Comnlaint When commenced TO use your 1Ihe
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NV physicians (for employed two) pronounoso % me
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but have had quantity Of them published in crou-
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DR.. L. Q. C. WIsHART,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold in Wheeling by
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Sale of Valuable City Residence
Tho Merchant. aid Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling
Is.
Frederic. Stanton and others.
Daniel Marley


nv virtue of a decree made In the above causes oy
btheOrcuit Court of Ohio County on the End DAY Of
Jpne 1865 the undersigned, who were appointed Com
missioners for that purpose, will on Tuesday the sth
dsv of December next at 10 o'clock A. M sell 70 the
highest and best bidder, public auction, the foloW-
inc property to wit: a part of Lot No eight lsl IN
sonere Ffteen situated on the corner OF Quincy ana
Fourth streats in the oity Of Wheeling and bounded
"a follows Beginning for the same at southwest corner
~ Lot No g. in square No. Fifteen on the corner OF
Quincy and Fourth Streets in the city OIL Wheeiing,
thence northwardy with Fourth street Sky ies'
seven inches to the line Of Lot No thence
ly with the line of said Lot, one hundred ana trH
sx feet three inches to stake thence nortn"atuly
and al right angles forty-fve feet four inches, 10
stable and with ste ally eighteen feet four nches
bance with ally and stable thirteen feet three ncnes
bence southwardy and through the stable forty ieet
tbonce westwardy to stake nine feet three lhcheS'
thence southwardly twenty-ssven feet eght incues'
thence westwardy to stake sixteen feet ten lnchcs
tbence southwardly twsntyfeet four inches, thence
ws.t uardv TO stake five feet, thence southWsrdiy
thirty four feet three inches to Quincy street, thence
wostwardy with Quincy street one hundred anu elgh-
team feet five inches the beginning the angles above
snoken of are all right angles and the mes are either
norallel with Quincy or Fourth street.
TrRxs OF SALE:-S2000 in cash, and the ''lance ID
civ twelve and eighteen months, with interest rom
day of sale the purchaser giving bond and security Tor
dsfred payments and the title retained until the same
shall be paid.
JAS PAUL., Trustee, | Comuisser,s
ALONZO LOBRNG, Sheriff
noy6td
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A CARD.

rJiHR undersigned have entered into CO. partnership
under the style Of Campbell, Caldwell e Co., for
the purpose Of conducting thu manufacture and sale OF
STOVES, and the Foundry business generally; and
also the manufacture and sale Of TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE, wholesale and retail.
We have purchased the EAGLE IRON FOUNDRY
and are now operating it, and also have have on hand
assortment of Stoves, Crates, Holloware &C. com
prsing the best patterns in We invite attention
especially to our COOKING STOVES, Of which We
have patterns for both Wood and Coal that we can
recommend and warrant to give entire satisfaction
In the department of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
ware we are amply prepared for the transaction OF a
large business Our facilities for the manufacture OF
work in this line such thstwsean I'LL all orders with
dispatch. -,
Having the advantage of thorough practical skill
and long experience in the branches Of business and
manufacture above mentioned, we shall endeavor to
merit and hope to receive liberal share OF patronage
Warehouses at No. 10 Main street, near Baltimore
Depot and at No l6I Main street. above Union street
ROBT. CAMPBELL,
BF. CALDWELL,
poys0tf JOSEPH BELL.
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TAR CORDIAL, Tan OOn nDIaI
TAR CORDIAL, IAN CohDlAN'
: -N An Mtallible Cure for Bronchitis.
An hfallibls Cure for Bronchitis.

~, ,v.rd saws. "Dr wiahart-sir. had bron-
MI Inssmation of the Lungs shortnsss Of Breath
snd Paon Of the heart in their worst pSy
treated s Of tn sSe doSd mot stop the
scans IN of nv disease and dsparsd Of
health was truly 0 Gor shs
verge OF tne 20 me bv friend tried il and
ngas to saw that that after using four large and
am mall bottle was restored to perfect health You
a. !: s my ssa NJ sss
,9 8. p NJ corner of Chestnut and 9th streets;
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TaE New York Herald says the recruit
ing in New York and Brooklyn amounts to
upward OF thousand week, and it is con
hdent that before che time fixed for the
draft, tho quotas of both cities will be filled.
Tho recruits receive S777 each in Govern
ment and other bountcs.
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they have no beds; they are almost without
clothing; they are subsisted on foodinsuf-
fcient in amount and inferior in quality
No medicines are furnished to them, ana
they have little or no medical attendance.
Indeed, the condition of men in the rebel
army is not much better. Some attempt,
to be sure, is made towards supplying our
men with food and clothing through the
rebel lines, but the amount sent has been
altogether insufficient and who can say
that any considerable part Of it Will ever
reach our suffering men? But what If they
are dying of this treatment? Is it not sui
fcient to know that Gen. MEREDITH ana
Mr.. OULD are having very interesting
quarrel?
A gentleman called on Mr.. Secretary
STANTON a few days ago to demonstrate
with him on this subject. And then the
cruel thought came into Mr.. SrANToN's head
to suggest to the President, that all the
rebel prisoners ought tc be sent to the de-
partment of Gen. B. F. BUTLER! You
know" said he, that as soon as the ques-
ton is presented, the rebel authorities will
refuse to deliver over any of our negro SOL
diers who may have been slaves, and that
they will not be willing to allow their off,
GERS in our hands to be exchanged on terms
of equality with officers of like grade wbo
they may capture iii negro regiments The
business must come to dead lock, and the
sooner the better. Let MEREDITH and
OuLD quarrel" The question, it is said, has
been taken by the President under advise
ment; and in the meantime the quarrel be-
tween Gen. MEREDITH and Mr.. GUILD goes
on.
The duty of the President in this case is
certainly plain. Let him not listen to the
evil counsel of EDWIN M. STANTON. Let
him knock General MEREDITH on the head,
political head, of course, and appoint in
his place fair, liberal-minded competent
man. Why delay to do this thing? Hun
drsds of captives are suffering, starving,
grooming, dying And it may as we'll be
understood first as last, that the American
people will not tolerate that the exchange
of prisoners snail be stopped because the
rebel government refuse to place negroes on
an equality with white men, or the officers
in negro regiments on an equality with the
officers OF white regiments; nor will it be
any excuse to the people of the United
States, whose friends are murdered by this
delay, that the President could not stop
quarrel between Gen. MEREDITH and Mr.
Commissioner GUILD.
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Tax to Support Sol
diers Families,

Is 1t proposed to tax the merchants and
personal property to raise the necessary
sum, or is it = opposed to raise the whole off
the real estate in the city? As | I'M
derstand it. the purpose or proposal is-thst
the real estate in city, shall pay the whole
OF 1t. Is this fair or just| Let US look at
1t and think of it. FAIR PLAY.
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MANY men when hey rise for moment
in thought or action above themselves, i'm
agine they have risen above other men.
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WISIHIkRT'S TAR CORDIAL

- 49,
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n Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
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ous ~ nS iii medicines and in q snort Is n.hts-c
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REFER 10

Hon. R. L. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court OF
Appeals, Morgantown, West Va
Hon VIM 4 Harrison, Judsc Supreme Court OF
Appeals, Clarksbsrg, West Va.
n. Golf. ESQ., President NJ. Il II. Bank of Wheeling
at Clarksburg, West Va
Morgantown, West Va.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ritteuhouse, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washington, u.
C novl4tf
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$500 REWARD.
FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, situated on Mar
n ket street Centre Wheeling: Two lots are between
First and Harshal strsets and one between First and
Second streets Upon said property there are SIX GOOD
dwelling houses (and all occupied) will be sold to-
gsther, in parts to suit purchasers. To any one
purchasing this property would prove paying invest
msnt. For particulars enquire Of
HANNIBAL FORBES, Esq.
daily Nv 1904 Fourth St.
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MARRIED.


On the I'd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Leslie, Nj A. C.
)rNtxvr 70 Miss CYNTHIA l. ZANE, both o6 this city
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CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS

promptly collected.
Mr. DENT has been engaged IN the Pension and
Bounty Land business during his term Of the Clerk Of
the c. unity Court of Monongaia Couuty-a period Of
TIN Yr.Rs-and Mr.. jSTuRsIss ever nncs the present
war; consequently claimants may expect their claims
70 be well and promptly managed. They have also
made arrangements with an influential official at
Washington city, to assist them in all difficult cases
No charge for consultation, and 10 fees re-
CURED until the claimi IS adjudicated.
OTTrcr-North SIDE OF the Courthouse, Morgan
town, Mononsalia CO., ". Va, occupied By z. C..
Bunker, Esq, as law office.
REFERENCES:
Hon waitman 7, Wiley, Norgantown.
VIM. @. Brown, Kingvood, W. Va.
John g. Garlic, Clarksburg, W. Va
Judge Jackson. Parkersburg, W. Va.
State Treasurer Tarr and State Aulitcr Crane
Wheeling, ". Va. novIsdSwIm
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SA poss Crimped Braid, Just received and NJ
OO sale. M. RHEI6STR0M.
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N ubias, soatags, Wooden Vests and Alsxandrss
full line Of the above goods, Just rs9eyed and ~
sale. NJ RHENSTROM.
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incurred By capture destruction OF property and
all Claims Of whatever character against the Govern
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-01
The singer Sewing Mac hine.

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE lie fast gain ming worldwide reputation.
1t 10 beyond doubt tho best and cheapest and
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got offered to the public. No other Family Sew
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Hsmming. Binding, Telling. Tucking. Gathering,
Guaging, Braiding, Embroidering, Cofdipg. AID
50 forth No other family sewing machine has 80
much capacity for great variety of work. 1t
will sew oil kinds Of Goth, and With all kinds Of
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our Family Se~ing Machine most reliable, and
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The letter A Family Sewing Machine Our Fam.
lily s'ewing Machines are finished in chaste and
exquisite syi".
The Folding case Of the Family Machine is !.
piece Of eunoing work ma nship Of the most useful
kind. II protects the machine when not in use.
and when about to be operated may be opened as
. spacious and substantial table to sust,in the
work. Willie so~e of the Cases, made ont OF the
choicest woods, are Asishedi in the simplest and
chastsst manner possible, Others are adorned and
embslished in the most costly and supsfb manner.
It 10 absolutely nseessary to sec the Family
Machine In operation, 20 - to Judge Of its great
capacity and beauty. Itisfast becoming a. pop
ular for family sowing ~ our Manufacturing ma
chimes are tor manufacturing purpose
The Branch OGloss are al veil supplied with
silk twist, thread, needless Oh, Ae., Of the best
quality.
send for PAnrHLsr.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
80 Broadway. n. 7.
q = OAieogo OAes, 80 ClAsk Street,
w~ II. x0AUSE. q
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GEN ERAl. NEWS.

New York has twenty theatres which
contain nightly twenty-five thousanc
persons, who spend on an average $25
900 each evening.
One woman can now make as muc(
lace in day as hundred women coule
a hundred years ago. One woman car
also wear as much az a hundred used to
Brigham Yong thinks he can rule
"Saints" easier than sinners with fan
mel shirts end pick-axee, and so he won,
have the mines in Utah worked.
Napoleon and Eugene want the Pope
to come to Paris and crown them, but
the Pope has conscien ious scruple.
about it. Nice crowns with lots OF Jew
els are all ready and waiting.
The Secretary Of War mas issued an
order directing the heads ofthe respect
i've burearx Of that department to make
Inquiry and and report just and rea-
soUable rate of advanced wages that
shonld be paid BY the Government, in
view of the increased cost Of living.
At Saxe's Lecture in Cobces, last
Thursday evening, prize Was offered by
the managers to the gentleman who
would bring the largest number OF ladies
An Individual named VIM. Moors receiv-
ed the reward, having brought forty.
eight fair damsels to hear the lecturer.
The work Of paying the workmen al
the Springfield armery for their labor,
in September was completed on Friday
night. The number OF men employed
during that month was 1860, and the
amount required to pay them was $lss.
SEQ.
vicksburg cannot, after all, be very
forbiddiDg place to live in. AT latest
accounts the weather was delightful,
flowers were blooming in every niche
and garden which our shells had spared
aud ladies going abroad found their par.
ssols necessary to comfort.
The following appears in the Rich
mond D,spatch
Wanted to sell, privately, BY a lady
who is going out Of mourning, an excel
lent black French me mo dress, not
soiied. Any ono wishing to examine
the dress can have It cent to their resi-
dence BY addressing . note to "Alpha,"
Dispdtch Office. Price $3.50.
Among . series Of regulations respec.
ting fi'es adopied ~ the town Of Prov.
ldeuce in 1901, was one providing "shat
all able-bed maze ,nhaiilants repair
imme lately, wi b the buckets belonging
70 their re- p.c,ive families, to the lire ;
taking care, II in the night, to. put 90
Their clothes before they 60 out"
The Thirty eie,h Congress assemblies
on The 7th or Dscember-a wook tom
Mxt Monday. Already our Western
embers arc g.in9 IN, 10 be there ., the
op n'ng. The speakership lies bet~.en
ashburne and Iolfsx, with q chance
for a sma,t contest.
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eu1at - Ne okisaes Times
CoIuGSus, O., Nov. -.
0eosJehn p. Morgaa aud six y bis
luetos ollcsss escaped from the Ohio
Psa'ssstiary last night. The names o.
the prisoners who escaped with Morgan
ers 40 follow: Capt. J. G. Bennett,
Capt. 8. b. Taylor, Capt. Ralph Shel-
don, Capt. L. II. Hisos. Capt. L. D.
Hockersmith, Capt. @. s. Msgee. Col
Dick Morgan, and the six Captains who
we're confoed in the lower range Of cells,
had, BY means OF two small knives, dog
through the floor Of their cells, which il
composed Of cement and nine inchc,
Of brick work. Undernesth the cells il
an sir-chamber, extending the whole
length Of the building. OF this fact ths
prisoners seem to have been aware
Once in the air-cbamber, one Of them
could crawl 10 ito terminus and dig
down in the soft earth with their knives
until the bottom Of the foundation o.
the wall was reached; then, Digging
out under. the thing was completed
Meanwhile, ropes had been manufactur'
ed OF the bed-tickiog, and all arrange
ments we're complete for their final es-
cape. Everything being 10 readiness
by last evening. only . little strategy
vas necessary Tor the escape Of Genera
Morgan. lie occupied . cell on The
second range, Just over the one occupied
| 10 h;s bvothas n,rk
Last evening, as the prisoners were
being locked up for the night, the Nor
gans were allowed to exchange cell
with each other. After Dick bad seer
anything prepared, he permitted hi
brother John to take his place. Some
time during the night the prisoner
crawled through the hoe they had dug
under the wall, but had skilItully con
cealed, taking their rope with them
They escaped from the prison immedi-
ately between the main building and tn
female department. Once in the yard
ana their escape was comparatively easy
They went to the southwest corner 0
| the outer wall, near the big gete, sne
throw their rope over the top, where j
secured itself on one of the spikes. o.
this rope, and by the aid of some timber
near at hand, they clambered to the top
nd easily descended on the outside
There are no guards on the outer wall
AFTER certain hour. The prisoners wer
Creased in citizens clothes and not il
| rPison hanilimente.
Capt. Hines, who is mason art
bricklayer, seems 10 have had charge Q
tho work which resulted in the escsp
Of the prisoners.
A note was left for tho Warden 9th
prison, of bicb the following IS copy
"Castle Merton, cell No. 20, Nov. p
1863. Commencement, Nov. 4th, 1865
Cancellation, Nov. goth, 1863. Numbe
Of hours for labor per day, 3. Tools,
small knives. La patience est ame'
aais son fruit est dour. BY order g
my 6 honorable COME erates.
"HsnRY HINES, Captain G. S. A."
understand that measures have bee
taken to re-capture the prisoners, wbic
it is said they will find it difficult t
eude. l have not been able to lear
what they are.
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Ep1roR or r,,r DEMOCRAT AND NGws-Dear Sir
With your permission wish to say to the read
ers of your paper that viii, send by return mai
to all who wish it, (free) Recipe, with full d.
rections for making and using simple vegetable
Balm. that will efectually remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all Impnri-
ties of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
Twill also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskcrs or Moustache, In less
than 80 days. AL applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours, THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3m Chemist No. e3l Broad way. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-01

LlNcoIx's Lsrrs M. Tho CTristiax
zntelliyencer, in noticing = volume just
issued. containing the letter OF Presl'
dent Lincoln on various matters per-
tanning to the war, remarks:
Il must be confessed. however, that
tho first one Of the present collection
cuts very cory figures. It is the note
70 Gen. Mcclellan, 10 which the Presi-
ds"t compares his plan OF approaching
the rebel capital with little Macs
Everybody nov knows that By the latter
our armies got within size Of the spires
OF Richmond. while the former, tried
under several different leaders, the I'm
ion troops never came within fifty miles
OF their sila. President Lincoln is .
parsonage ~hom everybody does or
may ysspecs. General Lincoln il one
whom it is hard to think Of with pa
thence. " Wn
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