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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-14
9atIg gnt1lltgrreer
Tuesday Morning, April Il, 1858.
Opening or Spring Millinery.

MRS. 81. RHEINSTRoM takes pleasure In an
1l nounctng to her friends and customers gener-
ally that her stock OF Spring BonnetS will be open
ed ather rooms, No 14I Main street, Wheeling, Va.
APt14-3t*
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B8r MR. NEEDLEs-Below We give "a
certificate, signed by all the pupils, that
Mr.. Needles could get to see last evening.
As we were present at his lectures, we can
youoh that his whole class would have
been willing to have added their names to
the list, as slight token oftheir appreci-
alton of Mr.. Needles, aud the system he
teaches. See his advertisement in another
column.
We, the undersigned, having been men,
tbers of the club of ferty-three, that have
witnessed Mr. Needles practical demon
strations of the Rarey System, in this city,
take great pleasure in saying that Mr..
Needles does everything he promises, and
that the knowledge he imparts, is worth
five times the amount he charges, to any
man who ever rides or drives horse.
G. P. Brown, s. Mcdonald,
NJ Edwards, Thos. B. Evans,
s. 5; Naeller, A. C. Partridge.
VIM. I. Chambers, NJ. L. OFT,
y. Sweeney, VIM. E Bailey,
j. Lewis, Il. G. Whitaker,
Henry KaList, II. B. Smith.
Wheeling, Va, April Is, 1868.
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R8THE CARTER zoUAvE TRoUrE per-
performed last night at Washington Hall
to good house and weremo Aatteringly
received. 1t was varied and exceedingly
interesting entertainment throughout, but
the Zouave drill which they perform is
most extraordinary. In the dancing the
girls exhibit grace and poetry rarely
equaled. This is particularly true of Miss
Ada who iathe very perfection of grace and
agility. The whole performance is in all
respects unexceptiouable and fully merits
liberal patronage. The troupe perform
this evening With an eutire change of pro-
gramme.
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Goans TO CANps GHAsE.-Tbe rebel
prisoners who arrived on Sunday by. the
steamer Eagle, Left yesterday morning for
Camp Chase.
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New. York Honey Market.

NEw YoRK, April 1s-Gold higher, aud
the market very irregular the extremes
we're 56 and SO, closing weak at 81.
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Bar.sn iHUNDRED RtaE6 pn1eoxEns

passed up the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad on Saturday from Camp Chase.
en- route for Fort Lafayette. They were
all officers Of various grades and were in
charge of Gen. Churchill. The. steuben
vile Herald says they were the dirtiest;
meanest, most unsightIy looking lot ofmen
that has ever been seen IN that section of
the country. They were dressed after all
styles. stripes andcolOra-ringed, stteaked,
checkered aud speckled, and looked as
though they had passed through an etern-
ity of bleaching suns, rain. sleet, hail,
thunder, lightning, tempest, and what is
worse, the remorse of guilty cousc;ences.
If these are specimens of the officers that
make up the Confederate armies, what sort
OF looking animals are the rank and file Z?
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Attention, DiseiaFgelI SoIdIer.

FINDER A0T or CONGRESS Of 9Th Marcel, 1855.
i al soldiers Who have been discharged by rea.
SIN OF, wounds received IN battle white Ia the 6es
vice, are entitled to Tho 500 Bounty without regard
TO the time they have serI ed, plications made
by letter or IN person VIII b promptly ATTENDED to-
All applications Glslld panied With dis
IcharEe papers Attention win also be given tosoDs
taniHS Pensions aud Bounty due the heirs Of deas.
ed soldiers.
SIP. HILDRBTH,
nar16.tf Notary Public and Claim Agent.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYEI

J
TIE BESr IN TIE WORLD.
WIIIIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be distingu from nature
warranted not to tnjuFe the Hair in the leest; rem.
edies tho III sHectsot bad dyes and invisoratss the
Halrfor1I Life. GREY, Rid, or RUsTYHAIR Instant
" turns asplendid Black or Brown, leaving the HAIR
sort and beautiful. Sold by All Druggists, &c.
~ The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. RATOH-i
ELoR, on tie Josr sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street..
tzass sss Broadpay eaa ls Bad 81 90
my3l1y-d4W
The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid.
PubliShed Tor the benefit and q : warning and 4.
caution to young men who BuEer from. Nervous De-
btHty, Premature Decay, Ge!s lying at the same
time the means Of selECur6. Byone who has ci1rsd
himself estor being put to great sxpen1e through
medical imposition and qpackery. BY enclosing 4
postpaid addEesd envelope. s1aa1I eof1Es maybe
had q The author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fso.
Bedfard, KINGS Co., Neys York. aPl-1yd4w
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M IssES HOOP SKIRTS in ali sizes and bent
Iil make, tnst received by U.s.
mar 30 GEO. R. TAYLOR
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Rumored Surrender Of Gen. Foster

New York, April Ian officer who
arrived in the Dudley Buck, says
Gen: Foster had provisions, sufficient
onl y for the use of his troops to the llth
, 1863-09-27

Astor-Genor1 John B. Hood, of the rebel
amy, reported killed, MAS born In Kentucky,
sot sbont th,y ~ year lsSa, and WAS consequently
IL III Pons ea Essn = eaet a. "a du1ne a
ihe yeAMT NJ 1si9 md graduated on the 90th of
June 16& he WIS a classmate of1fs1or-
9ene1a1 sehofe1d, Bngadter-Geuer Robert
y. lylef, HHgadier General Tertin (ld11ed ut
fef8fillel, hdgadier- General Sheridan, COM
handing y dlvisaon ot Rosezans' army Cen
Others. On. he 1st Of July, 1A4, be
ws bsevetted second 1Icutenant Of the
3tn United stAtea infantry, aud on the Sd Of
March 3s55 was transferred to the I'd cav
Airy with the ful rank Of Second Lieutenant.
He commanded Adetachnent and became dis
ana n3a Apa9S near the head OF tho Ban Pedro
River, In Texas, on the Goth Of July, 1857. It
WAS during this contest that he was severely
wounded. On the 18th OF August, 1S53, he
Was promoted to First Lieutenant, and was
placed IN charge Of Camp Colorado, near San
pFeakibE ont Of tho rebellion, and reaigaed
his connection With the United States army
on the 10th Of April, 1851
] On leaving tbs canse Of tha Union he be-
catae II once connected with = rebel regt-
@cnt - eolonea, from which rank he was pro.
fop aome 10 tne 1gg Hs eRerate9 @
aftef the capture Of that place he occupied
tho line Of Suffolk and Rfaekwatez. At the
commencement Of, the present year he COM
manded brigade Of Iongstteet's divisiou,
operating On the peninsula, below Richmond,
! md When he rebel army under Les wAs con:
NOTED to Tho Eank Of major. general and
placed In command Of the First diviaion Of
Cen Lopgst.set's corps. With this cum
mand he took part In fhe famous battle OF
Ge:tJsbnrg, where he WAS severely wounded
in the LETT arm, sufficiently 10 entirely de-
prize him Of its use In the future. He had
only resumed his command few weeks,
perhaps only days, when he WAS ordesed TO
Join Gen. Bragg In the southwest,
, 1863-09-27

The Paris correspondent Of the Gard.
eneT.s Monthly says that the Empress decorates
INC beads OF her beautiful horses with Ao6-
ese' aiacs, wlstardas, trumpet flowers, etc. :.
-,Df BnInstc1n, Whl1e undertaking = SCI
enIhc expedition for the Government Of The
Gnine. ninetAaas . TO the holucca Islands and New
Rat}an which may lead 10 important % resula Il
N N the spice trade. In his ascent Of Tie Ssb.
Ia 1apee, ne discovers, ut an eleyation of
from go to $500 feet above the lcyel nf ths
nis ~ forest ot nutmeg tees
lent quality. Dr. Burnstein's nffir;.i ae.a
munlcstien reports that this nutmeg free fa. fnr.
est extends over very large txpct Il enuntr1 ~
Frozen watermelon Ia ali the farn .1nono
the eptcures In Washington. The Er1s,nsS
Star ofthat city, In describing how tho thing
eThe melon (se1ect first class one in Tho
process, should b bnried in pounded ies,
perhaps twelve hours previous to use, and
packed carefully away Ia the coolest p1aca IT.
itaiuable. When again brought to light, the
melon shows an even coating Of frost like
dew upon It's surface, and, On being cut
iQengthvise, By all means: smart, crisp do.
carve and cat adS6ifxa." -, :: =:
Tho Prlnceton Qnd.) Clarion SAYS thai
the humbug draft notice, got mp b. some
Ctpperhead OF that place, which We spoka oi
sfeF days ago, cAused some Of the boys te
sweas terribly. Some got together the $Sn
e1emruon money, some started for Canada
and Others "sot up" with their families Ia
menting their hard fato.> "
"A stranger from the country seeing IL
ordinary rollcr-rnle on the table, took It up
and on inqniri1g it's use, was answered, II,
II rule for ho4f1fin0- ho n8e1 ~ Ton vail hrad
~ he construed politeness, to aak unueces
eA questions, be turned II over and over
neop 4oo Up and down repeatedly. and Ut last, In /
4*1MFS5; 4*Mo25 ;m "a Of bataed curioa!ty, inquired
honsss NJ @,y yon. ~ In the name Of wonder, coan
- hvortts cat haying been shut up fo
w *eeGs ~ IN The drawing room Of q rentle
@ao taaG5 a G5iasHo.: rho haa goao to the 81 Id
died shortly after. It hid suhslsted 1n;,r.1, W
on brown p'ptr and the gold corniees Of !
miner.
, 1863-09-27

hA1A1Axoo, Mich, Sept, ~, 1863
lhare sent Jou By telegraph each day brief
but comprehensive mention Of the moro In
portaut events connected with ths Michigan
State Agricultural Fair, which terminated
four days existence IN thlsjcity on Friday
night. In point Of numbers present, the
managers claim that 1t haa been the most sue
cessful State Fair ever held in the West, i
claim which I think will challenge controyer-
ton. The aggregate numbers present close
estimate puts At 5000, viz: On ToesdAY.
entry day, 5000; Wednesday 5000; Thurs
day 1000; Friday -15,0oo. The amount Of
money which they left At the gata was e1o, ~;
from other sources &, 9,3oo-tot8l $13,o7a
This amount Is larger by 5000, OF more
By 100 Per cent, than Was eyer before taken
at any Michigan state Faiz- The current ex,
penses hare been for premiums 5000; cur
rent expenses Is, ,0Q0-total 10000. Al the
society owes nothing, It leayes in the Trcas.
uEer'6 hands the handsome balance Of $7,077,
which he intends to Invest In, Government
5:aos for the benefit Of the Society. -Four
Or hye yesfs ago this Society vas 5000
liged to cary along with their Individual
notes. Today, the 5000 are on the other
side Of the ledger. Under this condition Of
atalrs, It is NO matter Of wonder that tho So
ciety should lnsIss, with entire unanimity,
upon the continuance Of the old board Of Off.
! Gers for smother year. Two Of them, how
ever, Mr.. Phl1o fa1tons, the Treasurer, and
Mr.. Lyon, one Of the Executive Committee,
retemptoti1y declined reelection, bnt with
their heartfelt Wiahts for the continued pros
pe1ity Of the Society, and Others were put In
their places: ...
Tho question naturally occurs, how, were
this average Of 2, ooo people present for three
dsys, fed lodged and GENERALLY provided for
u :. town which has just the capacity to hold
5000 people? We bare only to ray that ka1.
asoaxoo did her very best--And no town oi
| IN providing for tho comfort Of. her guests.
| never SAN hotel 70 full for three days.
| stretch ~ was the Kalamazoo House, and Il
I'll who wanted 70 enjoy the comforts 1t th'a
houee, were unable 70 do 30, It WAS no fault
| Of the landlords,
! For esch moment OF the time named. eyery
irch Ct room At their tables, aad e1ery faot o.
, 1863-09-27
II The Copperheads harint

II The Copperheads having pretty
much abandoned the name Of Democrat
and adopted the odious British tory name
Of Conservative, 1t is suggested By several
Of our contemporaries that the loyal men Of
the country assume 1t, and be known here
after as the regular Democracy. The name
Il" lying around loose" for some oreauiza.
ton to take up and wear. The reason that
the copperheads and traitors have discard
cd the name Of Democrat is because it is
too radical. Tom Jefferson was full
b1ooded radical All reformezs are radi-
Gals; all men who lore liberty and hate
slavery are radicals. Democrat is a
synonym ofradical; hence the Copperheads
who hate liberty and equal rights, and who
love slavery, caste and despotism, have
dropped the name Of Democrat and taken
up the British tory cognomen Of" Consery-
atiTe" which means to preserve old and
rotten abuses in Government and society.
4 Conservative is one who 1abors to make
the rich richer and the poor poorer, to
upbuild privilege and degrade the masses.
We wish the coppcrheads much joy with
their new name.
, 1863-09-27

The Canadians are in a *speck of ttnnh1e ~
They are afraid Of experiencing the fata de-
ecribed in modern paflance .s being poh.
blcd up" The terror Of Yankee invasion IA
not confined to darcy McGce. They be.
lieye. or profess to believe. that arr t3orern.
ment hns formed plan for conaue.ine the
provinces. But good many Canadians are
listening with eoucitude to the hot discus
sions between the English and our country.
men, respecting the outfit of rebel rams in
English shipysrds, and are asking anxiously
whether there is not probability of war,
and II there IL, whether Canada would not be
almost abso1ute1v at our narrv. ucrce
v,rro +,1t ahont ,,o..s. -. 49, A,~.S 80,
"1. s.... 'A "oout aete@ee VI tae Colonial
militia, mingled With many oaths at England
for not defending The nrovJnces AMI IN
trufh. ~ nn.t confsee +h,t ~ -.a,,,. 49, -
-. ~. 80 49, s0 @s"' ~ "oa1u oe ou7
VI ouf n1st ouuee, IN casa Of war With Eng
land, to throw m army Of occupation across
the frontier, and It ,yon1a ha th. .ha..o,+
f,,,, IL, 49, E...~1.. ~ eaee1eo'
WY 'o1 lug hanuc6s 70 attempt to resist 1t.
Halt million Of experienced soldiers could
be poured into the provinces IN 1c.. th.n
s,xtv a,rs It-o1,i y. 49,. ~ ,seo .oau
s4.'s oase. ~ Hooo Do simply absurd to
attempt to resist tho ayLanch of
Yankees that ,ron1a a,od +t-.~
, 1863-09-27

French FrtV1teern tor tho Rebels.
A French journal, the Phare dc Ia Loire.
stAtes that two steam clippers In course Of
construction at Nantes, and two sister ships
being intended for the rebels, to ba delivered
at sea twenty leagues off Belle Islc.
The vessels are eighty metres long, are to
have engines Of 400 horse power, win carry
twenty tWo guns, and their guaranteed speed
Is to be fourteen knots an hour. Speed would
Ii their construction, ~ they are remarkably
narrow, and. their stems are said to be as
sharp as the blade Of I razor. Il very suspi.
cious circumstance In connection with them
Ii. that they arc to be delivered up ut sea,
twenty leagues from Belle Isle. Ills gencr.
a1ly believed, the 1Aare de Ia Losre says, that
these vessels arc intended for tho tonfed.
efntea. - -
, 1863-09-27

Mary Burke, beautiful young glrl of ak.
teen, wae held for trial in Cambridge, Msss,,
On Saturday last, for folonoua assault upon
Petor Cunningham. Tho assault occurred
during IN exhibition Of li:orary association
at tho Irving House. Of which Cunnln0ham
WAS member. Jealousy was tho canso Of
tho aBeAult, throo ounces Of munlatic acid.
the weapon used, aud the loss Of Cunning.
, 1863-09-27

, The Senate will be unanimously Union, pro.
yfded the Union Senator from Lincoln is
elected.
The House will stand 13l Unionts!s and 80
Democrate.
Aroostook county elects tho whole Unioa
ticket by 200 majority, aud 1--we ont OF sir OF
the Representatives afo Union.
, 1863-09-27

~ Tho following extract from tho letter Of pri.
rate In New York regiment u ono OF tho most touch.
Ink narratives Of tho that m ovcr somomber 10
have met With The earlier portions Of tho letter sro
doyoted 10 description Of hur1iod march madc by
tho regiment on tho evening preceding tho great bat
tic Of Gettysburg; and after mentioning halt Of An
hour. which WAS allowed, and which, indeed wa In.
dt'pen'aal5 necessary to the who wcre completely
worn out by the terrible fAGucs Of tho days march.
The hero writer pzococds a. follows:
-. Tho word vas no sooncr given than 10 druppsd to
= :: %
sasnx 1t s seS1; e. sstsns e s
the llts,e xssef Fem.ininE u ny aaa ssa
hers Il :a sosr Sc IT. #
have n1y doq6.s !! " slsPt snoIe thaa ! niaate. It
tei "a hssfd eSelsn ths ias eney ay'' wsre
~ saqe e t woft
ips "a hsa :esFee; done . when ID ~orA M ss eaas
ss sf oaT aFTarS e soms ms
plsss nSv weeIo ten x1sef x,a souia 30 obtaned ns
daa ssSIke ws g III II
~ Es .esS q
Ii, Siosea saa,
ssseE en- aat Ts = w.. .ss.pdsy " ssa sax
6 s.a a15ss I'd IA
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;sse x T. = s
~ iesa e
~ 5es Iss sye 11efs III a9f.asa :. "a Rg
ss A.
e. ia s ssf T;
4 @. snd those of mother. Jana. Lucy. issio wi WI
st mo 81 Sis;ef a E Il e sss
noihing: Thooght, reso1!ection, everything vent
IT, no% ~ oaa shs
!he hsys MSsa
unborn Or our gorioas arn5 but whose faees SneW
gAsS ss 3 ~ 4s;s Gsa
shen viii afaEne shirtsapon me Which ma3e Is Ms
:s Ss:s s sss{
SsouEht q shs aeT Hsrep SpGn 81
sgSpy ,9s Ma1eh IL :9sfea eassea c sEooa
70 heaF hs surgeon, Hnd, good nan ha psoyed TO b
pos X ns se &
xi nos asonise yoa 81 sttsaaptins . descsi5e fa1
III e. En-, ias *Ssa 5s
7oa You'd .y: y q R
messed ny sner1nzs. The ban Wa eIt1setod md tae
could snegess Or ilnd Cassfias asR;s .aae sesease
In xas pronounced able to eea. tSs innT.
osaia sr esaE ,h 5sss
sts2aYs I'd sn nTt tas them
gangTe1e hsd aade IL appeafaace There ~ 1
no help loE IT, 10 eaFa MY llte auputAtt0n must be
feto!ted 70: This was = hard sentence 70 hear. It
We lot Alone 1of myself that Cared. thought Of
fel e - ~ % 2! yGn A. Hnat Konld het noor heart
KnoM tne took 20 much pride, come back to her,
~ t44sea " ne efGf returned at AZ on crutches, with
41e tHEong9t KY va M arsao.n! IT,. oeyond expsetalon.
Dbie shish e. easea @ tasre %aatsa a
lit eyeF ~ vnmf}d 9I1} esEa e0ok Tms,, q then
49,. Jn SnsF NuMM ,Ca@e to read again.. Yhe
~ r.. 4aH1S1 1n me- b9s, %9tn stoo1 On the SILL
rnnIa n,sf.r ~ ~ 8 1;e1 ~ 9oa p!ease "eAd
tarch - ~ * sEH1!H Eol troool. 1ou too
~ r. se1d a - Lae lAot whth my notheE gaye
nsnt, "a sEa aaa no avqos seeo may mora
, 1863-09-27

We are sure It viii be interesting to our
ritesa fsaesfs 10 to know the amonnt Of New York
tC1t5 3 u1 BIN for 1865, "After the GolIcs
comes reflection" He1eit L.;
ror or con1+p pu.Poses: s57.t5
~ " Guoasy putposea. 4746te&2o
~ To1 I.y Pu5Posss ss..;...............,.. 6037ua&H
~ nePp1' ueae'easaes..-... .....-...... 80, -
49,, - Sr,...y -
ota..'....-..-:..-:......- ...-...-..$l1 s3&,4a6
-Ar. Jabez Aalleck. Of Western, Oneida
Halleek, died on the l7th instant, u The crcst
.age ot one hundred and three yesss. -;
t1s t1s W. r,,st esoght aosa aef OF ssso Me- lsst
weighed ,208 ponnds- He measured sovrn
feet frxm hIs note to his tatl, and girted tn
feet. He waA two feet thick, and about FIVE
feet from side to side, being OF a regular oral
form. When his fore dtppers wero extended,
thty meaauIed eight and 4 half feet from tip
to tp.
Tho young ladies' Of a town IN Penneyl-
Tania arc said to be keeping 1ist Of the SIN.
gle drafted men, and noting down the reports
OF the examining Board, With view to select
soucd husbands. That's hard On the bays,
, 1863-09-27

cause iosE . tseJ can es sel eaadsss 70 IL IL
Ees eonoua1 nad:r IL isasnes &c 'e q A,sosolo d
sdaaisnI Il ~ eor.s kad ito dssire fos Liquor L
&c a. s I'd e. ss1
Attention. soldisr.i and Friend. Of Soldiers,
deFm,n m nae ian. q sns dSs
Pspe!a: tSe s:ts!.i 81 tse .ies i Vl b SeuseS
va = ): " sss!
& 6 - 1Sn
al: Wo hare ao hedi.uoa "a 1tatinE hat, il saeso
~ isaf III o.
Sa @ 70 tae " rs@arS.pe aad
Snoss w. to usa his own language. "haa beeu saved
MANA. JOINS 4 EyASs-Wen gentlsmon, Jour
&C. :Ssa 81 81 H. e
NJ eomrsde. some of Eaose Names AZ appended. and
member of ehesmaas ee.eor rsted bstiery. sad aader
s.
s{:,ss
the sses@s1s s1 Ssate q Malns, nom which 1sedsd
= i one could Be ana iii sea sp.ps vfs
y Ell s6d ss 1o1es 6s 70 -.
Ioe9ia Sst sSss SfsP 81. u xa:es on NJ .toa,
tse rae I'D sesa aor:g
s. q ss e 5s.ss ia NJ s s
thgJ could 90 70 moEe for mo- and ad!sed no TO- 81
SSi.sd r. = F Fedsfiss sseiasfoa nea q
a sas sss ksei Rss
for setns ctttss. TSoash avs sskea % oat rs
, 1863-09-27
FROM IOWA,

Iowa Pol1ttcs-How khe two parf1ca
s. Stand-Ihcir 1Prospccts-Tho Untcr-
rincd-BoW thoy Endure 1hnir a 4.
nanday ON his Way-nisccllaneo1s
, 1863-09-27

= Iron.c1ads to be Launched.
The following iron.clad waf vessels have
been reported to the Navy Department as al
most ready for launching; they will be aloat
hv the 9th nf 0rfnher.
, 1863-09-27
MI5ffiiQ1lRduE.

- =.
~ .~~.'
THIRTY YEARS EXPERT.
u KHCK OF IN OLD NuRsE.--ha. wtnalov?
eootetRf 41F9S Il the pro4eiptaos Of one q M os
tDtEe phsflc&t4 knd In tho Unttea STATED t4a
hsa bees used foe thirty Ytar1 with sata
dvIn ne fe4bte il hss coo weef ID 70 ths 7dait.
: u tosztcM Acid1sy Of tAo sto01t&.
Relieves 0iAd cof1c,
HkHNtAtnA tie hQvA4,
And Eiyes ~ IT. heaHs sod eoE-tofe to HothA1 knd
child u oq1t4 boEle AN k7N ln-3AJ
, 1863-09-27


NO ALCOHOL Or BAD Whisky,
fneT WILL CURE the Rhoyo diseases In ninotynin
c2Aoa out Of hundred.
Do vou want something to Strengthen Ton !
DO you want Good Appetizer
10 you want to Build up your constitutional
Do ytu want to Feel Welll
Do you want to got rid o{ Nsrvoasness
Do you want Energyt
Do you want to alesp Wal11
Do you want Brink and Vigorous Feeling
Uson do. nke HOOFLANDB 0KRAAN BITrERs.
, 1863-09-27
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There kre many preparations sold under tho uaunn
q Httets put up tn quar- boEtos Compounded ot ths
ehoApeAt whisky Or common run, costing from ~ TO
t9 cent? pef gallon. tho tAato disguised bY Aai1d Or
T.is cass q 9!tesa ~ caused and WI continue to
dea!h OF tho dIunkArd. Dy their usa tho sJstaM d
ksrs sontou.!lI unde. ths laoaonee Of A!ooholic
creased And kept up. ADD tho result ali too horrors
attendant upon dtunkAld's . llfe and death. BoNNo
Of theml