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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17

SzsI s-sItktI ~ 81 tLs7stsi oa4J . aTys is-rf&
From J: Neicton Broom, d. D., Editor oftte Eney-
cicpedid Of Religious Krsopledge. pr ?.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know uf sufi
cient reason why may NOT testify to the benlt
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in tbs hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others. -. "a l-
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. @. M-Jackson, Of
this city, because was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
mept to try them, whom sufterius from great and
long continued debility The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, st tho beginning of the present
year. followed by evident reiie and Iestoration
to degree of bodily and mental yigor- which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de.
SPARED of regulating ther 80" i,nf God and
my friend 70 directing to tn use oI tnem ~
= aEsg=l HE. -EalEa INN VI lNBR0WN. "a
PhiadelpA June 23, 1901, = ~ Giro-f II II -
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.pRUsTEE's SALE

my ,ir,ue o. l. decd Of 4tust7 7executsi by Haet
Is ficto!s on the 18th day of March. 1859, and
tIw of record in Ohio county, State of Vest Virgin IA
in Book 49, lag 5I2, and also by other deed OF trust
hs,riug date 23d day of pr, 1863 aud OF record
oqpy s1s 2, wsst frSt 15slOis w1 sell i,
House. On tho bird alon6ay In January, lSthI 1854
III. rIluw.pg property. viz: Lots No. So, 103, q,
md s. aad half OF Lot M. So all in the First Ward
rt the city of Wheeling EsJ -
Au,l at The time and place piece of ground,
with the improv euents thereon located the eat
end Union street, ,ion the wharf, formerly known
AS the Ferry House.
AS, at ihe.samo time and place. the following
properly in Graiauis addition TO the city of Wheel
iur ON Quincy street, pattlof Lot MOI 81, being 5s
irei, or liss, part OF Lot No. %, being 2S
eet more less the side, and the we,t half
ot Lot 36, on Centre street, which is well i'm
proved and at present occupied by Mrs. MCCULLOUGH
aud also, in East Wheeling north half of Lot No. 49,
half lot No 9S, and Lot No. 3. rf.r 80 4esE "a =
Also, at the same lime and place, ,iece of Land
containing ga acres surface, with coal privilege
of5P g.. said land is bounded ion the north by
Coal Kun and on tbs west by lands of the Crescent
Mill Co. go
Also, at the same time .andplace, IL shares of
stock In the belmont aridge Co and IL shares OF
stock in the Northwestern Bank of Virginia.
will alsp sell under the same deed ofrust on the
fourth Monday in January, 1854, in the town OF
MOuIdsvitle, MARSHALL county. State of West-Yjr-.
guia. farm known the -Sookmun Place !" situ-
in sNid aiarshail county, on the, waters Of Fish
u, e containing $50 acres mo7e orle ss.L Said farm
six miles from. Glen sEaston and eight miles from
Cameron. said iarm will be divided in parcels to
suit pGrchaSers.y = ~ : T. 1Hzss 'lglkt tsSasi
vii! also sell under the said deed Of trust on
Wednesday. me 27th day of january, 1864 In the
towa OF Ma;tinsviIe, State OF Ohio, in Belmont
county, The Mariinsyile Jerry right and Boat, the
Cottage Hctel. with two lots, 40 I35 I'D 1856. also
Lots No. 49, 80 and ISL, all located in said town of
&nTtinsville. sa5tbH EAFs7 = nhttI -Gl :
Terms OF sGle-0ne third in Ca III, tho balance in
Fix, twelve and eighte mouths with interest, with
approved security and ieretained until the money
Is paid.
Ay oftheabovs property will be so!d'at private
sale. = - = 'As- ss-''-
All persons indebted to the estate of Hugh Nichols
By notes, book nccounts rents, otherwise, .or to
the rm OF J. N. Tcdd Co, viii call and settle the
sane, md Gny person having claims againstLthe
e4iute OF the said Hugh Nichols the firm of j. NJ.
Todd Co., will present the same for settlement.
81 ISAAC COTTS, Trustee. r.
Isaac Cntts is fully authorized settle the estate
of Hugh Nichols, deceased, cell and convey any
Of The abovedesc beSss property either at public
private sale, and has my full consent thereto.
WM. NICHOLS.
WHEELING Dec. 9th, 1S63-ts .g,.,,- 5,r,,, ~.
a.. C!airsville Chronicle copy and send bin to-
hi. Olicc.i - -
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! of the above property will be, sold, at private
FOR. SALE

r.t4 DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, situated on
imsl Market street, Centre Wheeling; two lots are
4Xsssbetween First and Marshall streets, and one
between FIRST sandf Second Second Streets Upon
said property there are six good dwelling houses
land all occupied). Will be sold together, in
parts to suit purchasers. To any one purchasing,
this property wonId prove paying Investment.
;or particulars enquire of
l...y,,. HANNIBAL FORBES, ESQ.,,
dec3-2w -N.' -'it s. - 150% Fourth treet. y
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE at very low prices and on
l the most liberal terms, the desirable dwelling
reside in, With the land (about six acres) at
tached therteo,in Clarksburg, West Virginia. -
Also, nay farm, within one-haf mile of said town
the N. w. Va Railroad, containing about 100
acres between 500 and 400 of which valuable
coal land, and the hole be cultivated the prin
clpal part of which is in good state of cuIti-
yatiOn.
son, GIlmer, Doddridge, Lewis, Barbour and Taylor
dec3-2w" : q u = aE y fB. DESPAKD.
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'Hooaand's German Bitters!

- (PURELY vEGETABLE)
Hosts Of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous adyen
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
flood. gates of Nostrums in the shape OF poor whisky
yileiy compounded with injurious drugs and chr Is
tened Tonics, Ston,achcs and Btters. 1rf t..s i
Beware of the innumeIa able array OF Alcoholic
preparations in pethoric bottles, high belIled
kegs under the modest appellation bitters which
instead Of curing only aggravate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair. ,E7n Strait:
I' HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs -
Are not new and untried article, but have stood
tho test of fifteen years. trial by the American pub
lie, and teir reputation and sale not rivaed by
any similar preparation. ~,
y The proprietors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens, tssifying oil their personal know1.
edge, to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of
DO You WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
q. iY you'll gi.Ea sis ~ g. IL r r7.r st.fg rrs
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE 7HrH -'Issi.l
Do You WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR coSsTITu-
m TION T. * - '.. ' ~,
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT D.fsz ,J..f 10
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS,
DO YOU WANT ENERGY lt,i '"' .
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLi
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
ING2J B EfD i % 4 t-4E
II .E!nass' ~ Ifyou do use
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Public Sale.

I'VE will offer for sale in the town of Bridgeport,
w Ohio, on the 24th of December. 1865 our
SAW AND planning MILLS, with 10 Lots con.
nectet and other Lots not connected with the
Mills 2ho .ses I wagon hnh haruess, office furniture,
l50 0oO feet of lumber, with many other things too
humorous 10 mention. ~ .fs..'
Sale to commence at o'clock, NJ.
Terms-For Real Estate ono third down, the bal
intwo equal annual ustaliments from April lst,
l66bearipg interest from th It date Personal Prop
erty Cash, dec7-2w* STEWART KEELINE.
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Price rs ets per bottle. or sig bottles for s4oa.
he1-Por sale by Druggists and Dealers everywhefe
IN tho United States, aud by all the Drnggtsta and
Dealers IN Whseling,a octo-ty
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09-SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates. ia X
AJ-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor.
ding to tho space occupied and the number Of
made : q ES3 stss - q y - ,zsE 4 = :,
All Embellishments from transient persons or strapo
ers to be paid fo,, in adrdnees g5IIIr Srf7
Business Cards not exceeding ye lines SO per year
or 10 for six months, but for shorter period nothng
will be counted less than square, " s,ts % fii'
/. The privilege of Annual Advertising limited to
the Advertisers. own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit OF othor PRISONS as
tfaucton sales and real estate sent in by them musI
be paid for at the usual rates. .
06-Advertissments not accompanied with wr tten
directions, will be inserted untforbid ,and charged
accordingly. - \ -s7f
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. Tles1r,'-sr-
Marriages, Nottcesof Funerals, and annoncements
Of sermons, 90 cents each, nonyll-'5o
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.ssFtHoAa \ gz3IR tfHss q 81
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4ailggntel1igeiltet

5os Il rEilthfs'oF i1s1 Ss',fss3 AlDyEHTIsINe l Is
TwnLyr SOLID LINES o, EoSpARH1L,l toH ONE 1noH )oa
j. LESS, MAKE SQpARS.E u.llzI5 -v,.-. .
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.THssaz Il . EHa6
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GREAT D1sNEn AT 4HE LIBBY
g Prom me aRaaighllaa.o5nd Raailihlla.5 EsaniDer, Dec! I

The Yankee officers az the Libby prison /, il5,n
will we nndsrstand, celebrate their cap
tivity, the present week by a splendid
dinner, served up on the, table ,d,hote Of the
prison, and embracing, a bin of fare un.
reqnaled in Richmond or the South since
this, s,crpel was, eemmenced,, ~ The, yiands
for this reefsysEs liireunionp have been .put
up, in the North expressly for the great oc
casion, and are now being RECESSED BY
levsry flag of truce, steamer. New York.
PhilRdslphia and Balimore, are syieing
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ytsfss at - ,ai5tf:# taEtilLsd a ,s.I4as nltGS i
Gu = ll.teu!E ~ siszJ IL glOtl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17

Reunion and reconstruction are but Asy.
nonyms fer submission. The man who
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Hoof1and,sr German zBittefs

I,.-a.tsq sqsl tJs..i a41o sysI!so
.LLlA ~ - a.. LlL-.- 4 - !.
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-lrl Eff .tai stE Ht -a t-5-l-ia- isi ~ H t5Ff
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Look at the picture on an sides, and it
sbSpeful and encouraging featnres.
If we ate only true to ourselves, to dthe
cause, raj ud to Fthe ncountrys We cannot be
overthTown,, Is there IS man who doubts
,he. .resnIt Of ihe struggled Ifthere be such
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
GENERAL NEWS.

Tho Board OF Aldermen last nigh. received re-
nonstrsnce from the sub-contrsctors Of Dir. Hackley
against any surrender by the present contractor oi
soy Of the rgbts given him by the contract, on the
ground that they have received no pay for the last
ak weeks, aud that it would be unjust to permit the
eontrsetor 10 reIDquisb. The matter was laid over.
petition was presented by the residents Of the
Nineteenth Ward, asking remuneration for damages
done 70 their property by the recent explosion Of a
cartridge factory, and resolution was adopted ap.
pointing Nesss Farley, McCool, Long, Mitchell,
aod Oniwen Special Committee to investigate the
nisttef and report 10 the Board. The Mayor recon.
mendsd that the City Inspector be auLorzed TO hGve
sas streets cleaned, Mr. Hacklsy having failed ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
ANDREW i. HAMILTON.

PLAYED OUT."-C4en. A, j. Hamilton, called
the fremont Temple wh.e hs announced to speak las
week. lie has gone West. He 1, ready for any service
whers talking instead Of fghtng the order o. tue DAY,
Such are the terms wherein the Seymour
ite organ in our State speaks of lifelong
Southern Democrat, who had the temerity Il
run for Congress as an independent candidate
in 1859. and TO beat the regular candidate
simply and solely on the ground that the
latter IT. N. WnuD was Secessionl't, while
Hamilton was unconditionslly Union. He full
filed bis pledges to the People BY remaining
in his seat to the close, though his Irregular
colleague had long before absconded and taken
service with JEFF. Davis.
Mr.. Hamilton went home in March, 1851,
and there kept the Union flag flying foI
months when that was far more hazardous
than to stand in tho hottest forefront Of battle.
When he could do this no longer, he escaped
into Mexico, hunted by murderous Rebels, and
made his way thence to the loyal States.
President Lincoln appointed him Military
Governor OF Texas, and promised to send with
him military force to upset the Rebellion in
that State. As yet, he has not fulfilled that
promise. Gov. Hamilton went to New
Orleans with Gen. Banks, expecting to
DO Oh the march 10 Texas directly;
but no was disappointed. lie finally re-
turned TO the North, and has ever since
brought every possible infence to bear on the
President to induce him TO send an expedition
10 the relief of the martyred Unionists OF
Texas. Thus far, it has been deemed imprac
ticable to heed bis prayers. While waiting
for it, he has done bis beat, by voice and pen,
20 animate the people OF the loyal States to
uphold the Union aud put down the Rebellion.
Hence The 1rgps sneers at him as q talking
not fighting General Is that his fault We
can assure the organ OF our Governor that no
talk could be 30 grateful to Gen. Hamilton as
on order from Washington to repair to Texas,
there TO cooperate with even II moderate force
in redesming his State from the bloody rule oi
tho miscreants aud assasslns who for two
years have devastated and rsyaged it. Alone
he cannot conquer them; bat he only await'
(and entreats) orders to try il, with such aid
as the President shall assign him. What more
i. required to shield him from such ineers
as those OF The drgE,l
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
THE MOZART MEDIATION.

Whatever else its enemies may say OF the
present Administration, the merit Of q fixed
aud definite purpose. good or bad must be
accorded to it. 1t distinctly proposes to save,
by dint of arms, the American Union, by
virtue of which it has political existence. IL
does not propose to initiate any diplomacy with
the Rebels, or 70 treat for peace and division
Of tho territory Of the Republic, for the plain
and simple reason that it has no authority to
do 40; and because the slightest recognition Of
the Confederacy. as an Independent political
power, would bo the signal for its own disso'
luton. The position of the President, Of the
Cabinet, and Of Congress, 10 peculiar one.
The authorities of the nation cannot in equity
be blamed for not doing that which they have
sworn upon tho Evsngelists not to do. Thought
less men grumble ut tho President because ho
does not do this, that, or tho other thing, as
il he had the peace-making power at the end
Of his private pen. lie has done no more than
coll out great posse comlfatns to restore
peace, and he is stigmatized ns tyrant. with
tho propensties Of a conqueror, it being quite
forgotten that if he had done less he would
have been false to his country, and equally the
mark OF opposition censuro. Ho Is made
responsible for civil mistakes which may have
been only al unfortunate termination OF well
meant epdeayors; and for military failures
which no wisdom OF u President could have
surely ayertsd.
Mozart Hall has tho dubious honor of lead
erShip in this grImbling II solemnly resolves,
upon all occasions, its dissatisfaction with
public affairs in general and puts upon il.
record o charming variety of hints, damnabo
innuendoes, and covert sneers. If we were to
take but half the liberty in which Mozart Hall
INDUCES TO the verge Of license. We should
certainly anticipate an early visit from the
Provost Marshal. But it i, only the friend, OF
Union who must be careful how they criticise
Traitors with their hearts full of felony rud
their tongues tipped with poison. can demur,
doubt, and denounco at their own sour wills.
Should anybody question the entire truthful.
ne.s of this statement, lot him peruse Betts's
Pro-Rebe Resolutions adopted by the Mozart
Committee-Jamos Brooks asssting-last
'Tbursday evening. The war is characterized
Us a." bloody, relentless, unnecessary, and fruit.
less"--penco Is yocilerousIy demandod--tho for.
eign policy Of the country stgmatizod us Q
blunder-tho Tbersites OF the West, Valan.
digAam, duly GOadQlod with-aud, finally, thai
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
yAGAuIEs OF A PREsBxTEBsAN
EEDEk.

One thing is certain. African Slavery can.
not be saved by the lucubratons Of scolists in
ethics, dnbblers in othnology, smatterers IN
history. and quacks in theology. We have
pretty well succeeded in silencing those who
base Slavery upon the Epistle Of Paul to Phil
emon-the most impudent attempt to peryert
Scripture to the service of Satan which modern
tunes have witnessed. But the out-and-out
Hebraist dies harder. In the production OF
little yeow-coyercd pamphlets, kindly emitted
in support Of Divine Providence and in glorif
cation of the Jewish Patriarchs tho fecundty
of Pro.Slayery fanatics is something fearful.
These productions, however, are tue more
easily dealt with because one is usually but o
! facsimile Of oil the Others. They all contain
good deal about Noah and tho Serpent,
about Canaan and craniuIns, about Moses and
shn-bones. They all resort TO this formula:
Sloycry was established by God, and whoever
would abolish il is impious. Here is An
| Elder in MI Old.School Presby yterian Church,
who has written u pamphlet OF twenty-four
pages. with a Greek and Hebrew motto
upon the title-page-and all he effects Is 10
prove what there was no need OF proving
that the Jews held slaves. He takes II Tor
| 2, anted that because the Jews held slaves, 1t
is our duty as Christians to hold them Any
thing more utterly absurd and untsnable can
not well be conceived. Why does not this
Presby yterion Elder writs another little yellow
covered pamphlet in defense of circumcision
Why does he MOI assault the pork.shops
Why, We can make beautiful argument
against sausages--ond. faith We will try .t
"Tug SCRIPTURE ARGUMENT Against
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

honda Is oopanug its preparation OF no'o' 70 'Ho''
of the smallest denomination
p;.,.,d Tinker. the Warden Of the State prison
n,,,',..,on Me-. was murdered yesterday by \
convict named COOLER, VINO mas 'on8 ooo" n"'""
ss q desperate character.
TIL, 10th New-York Volunteers reached Albany
vssterday. where they were warmly welcomed by
Gov Seymour and the citizens, and were mustered
out Of service.
Tile steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool
3Oth Of April, via Londonderry on the lst inst,
passed Father Point, at o'clock yesterday
morning.
About $500, 900 has been recovered from the
wreck Of the Golden Gate, on which salvage as high
us 3j and 10 per cent is charged.
Los Angeles, California, distinguished herself al
recent municipal election by choosing Secession
officers, except the Marshal.
The President has appointed tho Hon. oseph
Remington Of Florida, United States Mars hal for
that State.
Several important prize cases were before tho
United States District Court in this city yesterday
The stock market was irregular yesterday morn
ing The general market was trn Al tho Second Board
the market sgAu irregular but under tho eroum't,oee'
well snansd The movement In the coal stocks Is strong
ard buoyst The high price at which coal rules gives al
producing companies large profits A, the O'clock call
with fair business, descriptions were hs,vy, While
others showed marked advance. The closing queta'i
were steady at; United State. Ga OF 1884, ReS'ered 1911
lO7i United States c. Of 1884, Coupon lo7idlO1. United
s,.e, i.yeaI Ceraeses g. lOialO!i Tennessee State Go
eoaeOt American Gold 1894 dol. The business Ia foreign
bills is moderate at about les or sterling and Si;d9 90 io'
hanc, Frsl.hts again hrmsr but there h not much &c
tvity Money is sEsln drug on cell, and eHds' find It
dfcu 70 employ their means The movement ip gold has
been unimpoant to-day and the quotation h uoiuasd be
tween lS9ial0l. closing a, the latter prico.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The America, from Liverpool May 2, and
Queenstown May 3. arrived at Halifax yesterday,
bringing two days later news from Europe
According to The Shipping Gazette, the case .:
the Alexandra, vas 10 be tried either al the end Of
the present term Of the Court Of Exchseuer, ol
early in the next. The Attorney. General, however
In the House of Commons, said that he could moi
state when the case would be tried.
Tne note of Mr.. Seward 70 Lord Lyons, al
pouncing that the mails Of the Peterbof would bt
forwarded to their destination unopened, and thai
The same course would be pursued In a similar case
had been received in England. The fact was
brought to the knowledge of both Houses, which
received it with cheers.
The Times says at Federal agent has arrived
in London, who is to cooperate with Mr.. Adams in
the prompt settling Of International questions The
report Of an intended visit Of the Prince and Princess
of Wales to the Emperor Napoleon is contrad icted
Employment will be provided by the Government
for the unemployed cotton operatives in drainage
and other works.
The French elections viii commence On May 81.
The Government forbids the Sub Electoral Commit.
tees to assemble TO elect Central Committees, and
threatens the journals that may publish the mani
fesoes Of such associations with legal proceedings.
The Italian Government, which, in general, seems
70 be strongly iucIiued to a reactionsry policy la.
forbidden an intended meeting in favor of Poland at
Genoa.
The answer Of Russia to the Austrian nole on the
Polish question WAS looked upon as favorable to the
preservation Of peace. The armaments in France
were. however, attracting attention, and the par
tsans of war expected that French feet would be
sent TO CarlskrOna. A Russian me uorandum on the
Polish question, and a Polish counter.nemOrandum
are shortly expected. There are said to DO mp ward
Of 80 different insurrectonary bands in Poland.
Two more defeats Of the Russians are announced,
but the insurgents the other hand were said TO have
been defeated Ootrowo, near Kalirch, with loss
Of 900 prisoners. A second Polish member of the
Russian Second Chamber has joined the insurgents.
The PrusSian Government preiends to- have dis
covered an insurectIonary plot in PoSen.
A Conference Of the Protesting Powers--Erance
England and Russia-on the Greek question will
commence In London on the 2jth Of May.
The Russian srmy has suffered serious defeat
10 Croatia. Grand Duke Michsel and his followers
6sd in great disorder.