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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

To EDWARD n. NORTON United
states Marshal for the Western Dis
trIet OF VtEgtnlas
THE Fall Term Of the District Court Of the United
II States for the Western District Of Virginia. at
CArlestous having been prevented from holding it,
regular term q the time appointed By law, you are
merely authorized BY publishing this warrant, to
notify an persons interested in the buEnea Of thai
Court that special term VIII Be held At Charleston
commelcng it8 session on the tenth Doth day Of
November, 1stS, for tie tfAnsaetIOn 81 an buslnsSs
unhnGhed o. otherwise that could Be transacted az
regular term Of the Hamo and for this puTpOss y0u
IN attendaoee upon the c0urt 81 that time and
Pl2ce.
Court Of the United state for the Western DistF-t Of
Virginia, this 95th day Of October, 1854
dct29 ID JOHN ]. Jackson, Jr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

AFFER the delivery of Henry ward
Beecher's address, Al Manchester, EaetanS.
everybody was anxious to take him i5y tbs
hand, and his friends had 70 bear him
away bodily to save him from the tsbakes.5
z anne brings its trials.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

LADIES' LIST.
Adams CaroHne Jones MisHJ
Askew Martha jackson Elizabeth
Brady Gall Jordan MARTHA Ann
BeTTill Margaret Lane Lizzie
Ball &c Norris oailis
Baldwin Pc Meek Virginia
Barry Mary MarshAIl Felicia
BALKAN Mary Jane MeCue Mary
Conn Mrs 81 MoKennAn Tillie
Coylc MoIlie Mcdonald Florence
Chambers Catherine Powell sATahA
ChOet Mary Page Kate
CayWOOd Mary Re0S0 Mrs VIM II
DeOamps Julia Ribe Mary
Downs Margaret ROodA Caroline
DOnnelly BiiEa stallatd Clara
Dulty Lide Shields A
EIder Anna Stmsley Martha
Fox Sarah Taylor Caroline
franklin Katherine Thomas Catherine
Ko0te Ann Yaumeter } a
Frombnm Mary Woodward Mrs
Rollmar Margaret Woods Mrs O
GOuldiDg Mary A West Sarah
GTifhth Mary e Williams Mrs
Gray Amy Wallace Maria
Gray Almirah WIcks Letitl8
Howard Margaret Ward Amelia
Hearn Matte White GFAes
Holiday Mary A Wheeler Mary +
Harr Della Ward Maria
Hargh MAriRT Win sburgh Amanda
Hague Kate Wilson RebeccA
Harper Nary II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

VS. compile the following rem the Army
aud Navy journal Of October gath, rhich
shows the number of soldiers for three
years, sent to the war previous to January
Isl. 1853:
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GENTLBSIBNs' LIST.

GRNTLBSIBNS' LIST.
Albert Prank Murphy John
Atkinson VIM Miller VIM II
Atkinson Up MiehhAla VIM
Benedict 4 RobiHBeR Mack Valentine
Baron Abraham Miller John N
Bower Enoeh MeDermott John
Ball Enoch MCGOWAN John
BungaTd Geo MeInneSs John
Bo.Worth VIM hcClOney VIM
Brown VS. McCamick VIM
Brister LeWellyn MeGrudSr Samuel
Clemens Breckenridge Michel Gustav
Caldwell 4 Nieho ChAs
Cameron John Neptune Amos
Crane Jacob Orr Wm
CorIiu John OkAns n J
Carmichael James Purintou Thos
Orofts james Psrnar WIN II
Clark Lakey Ray James
Clancy Patrick Riley owen
Dubois John smith wv
Dunlop WmM Strnger Wilson
EbeThart Chaa D Stevens Samuel
Evan WmM Summers l.
ROTsytn Robert SOnneh'Id Henry
RulyArd David Sheridan Henry
Heaton Alex SWe ney CaptRp
Hall James SpindIer David
Hicks John Smith O6
Helmick n Scott a
Heymau IA Semal Lewis
Ide DI WE Todd John
Kerr DA TutWilsr wv
KnSpe Frederick Teneman wv
Knox s Williamson Robert
Lynch james Woog
Lilly Richard II Wiley Rev WIZ
Matthews John Wheat John J
Morgan Capt John Wheat Henry
MArshBn James Wilson Ohas
Marshall John Williams Henry
Montgomery Hugh Williams Lewis
nova A. ". CAMPBELL, P. n.
20 EARLY TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

HE First Dread siFaal At Sumter can be heard
At Washington Hall
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
list OF LETTERs.

ID EXAMINING IN THE WHEELING POST OF
III FICE, on the ID day Of November, 1853.
A5-PeFSons calling for letters in the LIST, will
please say they are ADVERTrsED.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
AUCTION.

ON Wednesday, TIE 18Th Of November, Is6s, the
" undersigned viii oiIer At public auotion az TIE
restdenee d toe late william afmOrs, deosassd On
Ils hatiolA Road, y Gilm0reis MIL tWo miles west
hoflelS Cattle, one good Yoke of Oxen, Fat H0Es,
~ head pf sheep, IS . % tons Of Hay, Cam, Oats,
~ Mlese ~ me bIlsel and p The gFounds Fod-
t4Imilg uiansill, Pine, Poplar ald Oak Timber
q!ahold and kltehen HuFniture, and many other
aftlole8 TOO numerous % mentl1n.-
Terms made known % day Oflal6.
n4le- % eomnene8 - q O'Clock. A. n. .--t-
90 Its WI AR. GILMORE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Should your chest be nAETOE, contracted and
thin,
H-sye you dull heavy pains or oppression within.
Or that dry hacking cough Or ahsTtneas Of breIfl
Unto many 20 OfEeR the herald Of death:
Look well to your safety, not even delay,
Dare not with our life to tribe day,
Esquire at once where to get EbOuIdar Bracos
H-emember :, Bookings the eheapest Ofplaces.
But the Braces alone Is not all you viii mud
H-emaFkAbIy cheap aud exactly to mind,
ALL Medicines pure-DruRs good-fn theIr piaea.
C-osmette4, Perfumeries IN the rarest shoU-cases
E-aoh LAZY these wanting e are believing
S-hood visit once the Drug Store Of Flmund
: Booking, No. l odd Fellow Han. octsI
SULPHITE OF LIME-Anothsr frash
y supply Just received At ths Odd yellow Han
Drug Store. oe51 EDNUND BOOKING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02
WILL OPEN At
WASHINGTON HALL,
ON MONDAY EVE'NG, NOV. 2, Isss.
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

The immense and unprecedented Sueeess Of this
PolyoFama, wherever Il has beea exhibited, has
brought into existence host Of mser able limitations
which exhibited under the cane mana The
public are therefore respectfully nothsd that this
y the original dHd OAly eOTTeet POlyOraRa 81 tie
War IN e<iaeHes-
PatTontzed by the elite aud fashion Of New YOEE,
PittsbuFE Cincinnati, S. LouIs. Louisville, Chieags
Baltimore, Warrington and Philadelphia, WhoTe it
has achieved most Triumphant EueceES, exhibiting
nightly TO houses crowded 20 OVERLOOKING.
John Z kaufman, Of the PhilAdsiphia Gassffe,
truly remarks that this mAEnihesut PolyoFAD8 Was
the artists triumph, and hdorded rhetorical school
which would benefit the entire community.
An the prineipll Battles, Land and NAVAL En-
ElEsmeufa Eombardulo1ts and eieEes, aDd Al tie
prominent incidents Of the Rebellion, depicted
with graphic force, and the audience seem TO Be
transported 20 the it@eE witness tie furi-
Gus onaIaught and aeEy Eepuiss, and Iistsu % the
roar OF guns and claih OF stsel.
Mr.. RUIZ. sONBRBY, the giftSd BlOCutiOnist
vii deliver appropriate and patriotic Lecture
Mrs SON sRBH, the eminent Contralto Vocalist,
will iutrOdu number Of choice Song, appropriate
70 the various scenes
Tickets IS Cts. Reserved Seats 3 o.
Doors open att. COumS1ess Al * O'Clock.
Matinees WEDNESDAY aud Saturday afternoons AZ
O'clock, when ehildren VII b admitted for 10
cents each.
c. AMORY BRUCE, Agent, Oe.9S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

COODWIN = co.'s
T BEAUTIFUL PoLYoRAMA
Win be exhibited in Wheeling, for the first time to
night At Washington Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

Mr. RUFUS 6O1LERHY. -
NJ 1HB GIFTED .ELODuEf0NIEE,
VII deliver Ratriotio Lecture - W8ShfnRton
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Fourth Page,

Interesting reading matter will be fouBd
on the fourth page Of this paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

40 EARLY TO
VI WARRINGTON HALL TONIGHT
fy0u would secure q seat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02

Capture or the Notorious Bush
Whneker and Horse Thief, E1s-
kIei HarPer-And a Most Foul and
DeIIberate Murder.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21
Gle Obii,p'ls 5l't!a',tee.s,1,',tt'Jaa,

che eO)biiio,Is 5t!al,1tee.s,1,I,tr,Jaa
..,l.I, e sPEncH Of o,FEIh ,'9y 20 Z
HON. GEORGE E. .PUGH,
Dehes,sd before ae Great Democratic Msslin0 Z
St. Ms'ys, Ohio. on ms 151 ~ .Aaga,ast n $751;
b lssall .ziarD 10 [ooneludsd.l !, obacR no I
idf . ABoLiTioEIsrs AND -sEoEssIoNfsH! 1850
Now, do not think there Il any ,iifys,sbc,
between an Ab6lItionlst and ayseceSsloniH. efi
cept geographically. [Cheers,lilI thint fbnj
the man Who, 10 the ohslavchoidInc5 StatS. rtr'
would 60 about preaching q efdsade hnains,
slavery, would, lfhelliveds In q siavehSidIno
State, be D Secebslonlst, and there he Wonld. n
like manner, preach q crusade agaInst the non,
Slates.t II che AboIlsiohlGt iIvad
at the South be would be SecessioniHtl ard
II the Secessionist lived at the Motif he Tould
bo an AbolitlonIst, and II ID D. mere question N
TO where the man happened to bs az tie tirne.
and which he thought was tho most popuIar
side. noi1hJ 81 " sspprh ,LogIIF iV
However, asl said, Mr.. Lincoln wenl into Of.
hce, not BY the votey Of the majority or the baos
pie, but by the forms OF the Constitutiono ana
90, refusing all compromise, neither accepting
any onefed by tne South, nor offering any him
sei OF py MS friends, We drifted Into this hof-
lipie Mafi We argtedy ! uae that expression do
the first blow. n am not here 70 accrae tbe
IePuDlcan Parry oi more einI thsn @ they have
flgnsly 20 enswe. 10. But they provoked y;
wmie :ne Deoesslonis!e struck the ffat blow, the
Aponuonists provoked ~; lust ss you haye, seen
Two poys, one OF whom puts q chip on bic
q snouiderI ana cares the other to knock Il Of.
Laugnset IN tnat way the war began. II
2 scnowiul war, and II is o war which
ougns 10 nave been avoided, and which might
nave peen nonoiaply ayoided, ,safely avoid
ca, sne gons.itltion maintained Hnd the Union
e1isung so-oey y sr ils original Strength and
glory. NeVetsueiess, snose WHO are in Of
nee, sieSsea according % the forms Of The
ConsMIuuo1, tnougnt otnerwise; and As On
oDedlens ciuken, contrary 70 my npinIops, /
bowed 70 tne cons.isu:ea authorities Of my conn.
ssys ana t1sy nsvlng % cs.ermlnea 70 venture upon
tne 9AperiM1ent oi war iof me restoration Of
ehe uniop, ! tesolyed ~ ny heart, solemnly,
tnM no vcse, no aot, no WORD OF mine should
ever sland ~ sne way OF their succees; and that
Sovsnsn s, ana ssy !. 10 shs presence Of God
have kept 20, snis nonr. speaking 10 the nspss
81 tns vpion ana 10 me name Of the Constitg-
ton, mr' Llncon, as ffesldent, called Tor vol.
unteerbi tney came up py thousands and hmm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21

gated fraud Of the basest charscteEi ANY man
who is 30 deluded % 10 imagine that Lincoln
and his followers Il mean his Iesdess) mean to
restore the Union, has scarcely enough Intelll-
gence 20 be allowed 70 run at large. Laugh.
ter and cheers q71d ''st -tin161n 10 fe1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
w 00D@@&0 = i ROT.
I ssot q ,aF 1AsI RIDGE AVENUE,
ssg 10 PHILADBEiPHIAmPa.e

0vgNk Or 1sale upon ths Most iayorSbiS Terms,
szSpE LnaNBnAILINae for CRMNTlRIEs, RESI-
glMynet eto., o. Wrought and CAST Iron, and GAL
.$4X&klQ 1ReN zfndp BRASS TUBING; IRON w
skvUMTxrMB,d GATES, COLUMNS, HITCHINd
Tenos!A 1AM1 e1ANDgt HABlBy TABhMB, VL0W-
10 y 3tufHANpD, eQgAe,o oHAIRa, BgATUAIiY, ,nAflt@
DeSgii forwarded 5oT ssisciion.n PsfSoni 40.
apl1inEf Bamsg VIII psas5 statt The kind Of WORK
saf.il .av ai m5ji ssm o. 5yllt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21

SA9 I1OOCsso faqF 7 .n4a,ssoao ,.L,.H
- ,ol.-l..l.. ass.s.. I.a. !. u ~
5----Tl5
and what they NAV not sag The Gepess, IL ouit.
Ignorant both Of bis duties and Of Ours
IL Ia hirb Time ne vas aant to schecl agajn Whsi
saws tbs Cansttn.Iom9 s - ~ sS sII % ~
law respectiue tha estabiishnent of reliuion. n,
prohibit the free sxereise hsreof ar sbris0e tbt
freedom OF speech. Or nj ths nra,s' n, tha riob,
OF the people gpeacesbiy 10 sssemble and 70 ne.
tition government for the redress Of orieva
There no one man that is always right: no
one man who decides Rlghtfully all his life: nor
is Il supposed that theI aggregate of individuals
will always decide .afIeht; but after discus-
sion, afterr,e long ! series of years, after
hearing all aides, the people will pronounce
wiser Judgment thsn any one man can do. The
moment you gah6 that right away what excuse
can you fud for Republican form OF iGovernI
ment7 Why not at onoe accept a monarchy. or
an arislocraoy, or como form Of koyerpnnent
which assumes that God Almighty bas made
one man, or one body Of men wiser than the
people7 ,tasd y1f,o-, III
BURNSIDE AND ts,,oo.. n nv yvn,,urn
The .5.o,ss,ts, !, a. j, 1ss,ts d, !r, = -.
MIA N haar an .So ySa uony 'ne .sn' u 'ne peor
an, an n "a % avarn eu1 yyI Sessoy AZ. ony ~
shs fs.s Of AZ. a.,E. gu' "a "a teo sove.nmgns op
aide isia his ho Ods u,o SaI c Insn %Ofpss naI
ham ha t,smnIsS IsSs ~ utgn ~ ovsns ssnag
and fraa susarh IA ~. s.aIs IT, oouyn sssp.r
that, vha fois,s,e n .ho gS p;.,p, y. nnv ,s v
for Il, tbe psons vho AZ rnt opa;.h E,,a apS,osy
nao punlsn nis aiaers ana absitors for " are
=, iii ~ SSs AZ 10. S Ssss.ss 70 os ree, ana new
In vengesncs. hut a n ~sn,n r.T,', q pansn u, no.
rensrssions LUZ 10 az .nnpie " xn u.ute
1LScS.ay w u9s uo pvu'suou. tos, huu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21

not desire oreBtofS Me Union. cav that
adzluedlya Q He d6ai lncs tSish W rssloss me
Onion ;Sha s6nif 'bot I 5sat1fS it to-day Il he
eopldsa 10 Ii 30 Il isVsos,f msiutainiiue the
Constitution Of the United siates, ncfthe Con.
asieutions Of the States he b determined 10
constitute himself . -tYssntGa O. usurppr, md q
dsel1e 20 y1lpusS aotsby the oonVtitdSibB but
~ yh6 uitcQS ekiif o. lI ii4afs % TAX %
ne sbess ySukP VII psrls N ID "a anmitI-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-21
ECOLI, NILES q IDOHALDs,
tsuoonssoRs 70 ano. avn. MODoNAID,
'- GRoO1,R@.-
No. la4 seasho oiHFtg iHFtgh Ftree''
ProprietorS Of the Columbus Powder
MAumQIi Magazine. 6apao

A a1MTs ron sALn OF Tm slnDBERY wHrrn
IA WHEAT 1L0URs TataT,ruUT
agent. e. h'iale Of Gardner hPps 4 o. Sugar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
NO. 81.

IsT OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS LIZ
- CtNHsD TO KEEP TAVERN, ATNO-
9'r Term OF Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace
siu 1Al heivlrNi in and for New Castle County, and
state Of Delaware A. d.. 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09

The subscribers having taken the Lumber Yari oceu-
pied by Jesse Lane with the Intention OF carrying on the
same business (reailiug umber h is hopei the old Gus
toners and friends OF the yard will continue with The
firm the patronage ibsraly bestowed the !cr
mer proprietor
WISE & wELDIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

M MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION Us63-64)
WILLIAM GInsoS, NJ. b., Emeritus Professor of Surgery
GEORGE WooD, NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
SAMUEL JACKSON NJ d. Emeritus Professor Of Institutes
OF Medicine
Huuu L. Homer, NJ D. Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
ana the Diseases Of Women and Children.
JosEpH CARSON NJ d. Professor OF Materia Medlea and
Pharmacy.
RonERr +. RoGrRs NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
JOSEPH LE1DY. NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
HENRY H. SMITH, NJ D., Professor OF surgery.
WILLIAM PEPPER, NJ D.. Professor Of Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
duRNEr SMITH, NJ D., Professor of Institutes OF Med
cine.
r. A. f. pENRosE, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JOHN H. PicRARp NJ. D. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin the second
Monday Of October aud close the first Of March.
one Introductory Willha delivered to the Course.
Clinical Instruction s given throughout the Session. in
the Medical Hall by the Professors and at the Hospitals
Al the phadslphi' Hospital, containing 81 beds, in
struction Is fres.
Military Surgery aud Hygiene will bo fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Diasseing Rooms, under the superintendence OF
the Professor af Anatomy and the DemOnsrat0r are omen
from the middle of eptember
The Room for Operative surgery and the Application oil
BandRges 6o Is open early in September and through
GU the Session. under The supervision OF the Professor
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators II sryaE L Sjs'ifpj Rppoa NJ p D
Foes for the Lectures leach Professor sl5), sos
Naturalization Fee (paid once only)
Graduation Fee, 81
H. E. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean Il ne Medical Ebcpfy,
University Building,
SAMUEL rRlos, Jdnaor
University Buil1ing.
T. Es-Board may be had at from $50 to So perw es.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
Retailers licensed from October 7h,
1852 10 October 5th, 1868.

A9h@ tl
Richard Afoorehouse,
Robert II. Logan
John Fisher
4 j. Lewis
Anthony Bailor
> p. Pennington
Dennis Fitzgerald
John Hayes
john Il. Pennington
Eliza D. Wood
Patrick Lally
NJ. lIobenfelt
John A. Patterson
John W. 4. Killgore
John W. Hudson
hliaheal Sweeney
Jane J Grinlth
X. A. Woodrow
Robert MurTy
Samuel Harris
Barwick Bower
james A. Benson
George @. Deakyne,
Ewd. Worfell, N. D.,
Martin E. Walker,
George @. Evans,
VIM. NJ. Wilson,
William ]. Robinson,
William N Taylor,
John Henney,
Oliver Easthurn,
r Began,
Jonu Morrow,
Richard Townsend,
William II Reynolds,
William Doughten,
William A Green,
T J Lewis,
Benjamin Caulk,
Isaiah Taylor,
VIM. W Armstrong,
Henry Lind,
Vandyke * Matthews,
Za1oek A Pool,
Thomas Scaggs,
George N Naudain,
Hester Turner,
William Cowlyne,
Peter Alessick,
John Chandler,
T Y de Normandie,
Henry Z Baker,
Beasion 4 Watkins,
William II Miller,
p Kemp.
George " Turner,
George W Lodge,
T. u stevens,
Lockwood & Tatman,
L W llambo,
Samuel B Cleaver,
ls9Nc Price,
A Lord,
Levi Workman,
Jane nouEhten,
Walter + southgate,
) A Patterson,
- a i Peters,
d l. nunnins,
William Coley.
Fairis & Garrett,
D l. riefsou,
g Mursatiuyd,
Morrow * AlcFarlau,
Brown 4 Hartley,
u Il Brinshurs,,
S K Choat,
Choat & Brother,
Row & Co,
William Kirby,
John Dorschell,
Gruhb y Palmer,
II II Peters,
David Chandler,
Edward Bringhurst,
John Dalton,
y uhu " Layton
L S r Butler,
Samuel sareing,
D 4 Hawkins,
Thomas Perkins,
q Connolly, Z
lileliHrdson x uoopes,
William 5 Chandler,
q Chandler q sou,
Edward Moore,
NAMES OF PEBIAH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
MEAT and BONE COMPOST,
PARTNER WANTED.

WANTED an active Partner, with a Cash Capital of
" from $4,000 70 s1tOO, in well established CONNER
cal business in this state. Apply with r,al name and
references to the Editor. COMMERCIAL
July 10, 1865 II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
MONEY WANTED.

GENERAL sums from $500 to $1,000 can be loaned on
y god Real Estate security Any person having money
on hand can have It safely invested by applying to
WIN. MeCAULLEY,
aps 500 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
HORSES :! HORsEsl!
A CARD.

THE subscriber having sold his onk Of lumber for the
purpose OF dscontnuing the business, would cordially
recommend his SUCCESSORS WISE y MELDlN, Il those
who have been customers at the yard and OF he
partners, John Wise, having baen identified with this
business for the past is years, who perfectly
dersands it, firm that will attend to their wants both
agreeably aud with promptness.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-09
A VALUABLE MED1cINEl !

A VALUABLE MEDICTNE!!
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
sWAYNRs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
sWAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
hWAfNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Remedy for
The drea; iemedy for
The Great Remedy fo-
Coughs, Colds Group, ,-,,.,- .-,,--
gourhs Ct,lds rrni,n Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs Colds Group Bronchitis, Asthma,
Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
Blood Shifting, Sore THREAT, Hoarseness,
BLOOD Splitting Sore Throat. Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, uoafseness,
Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
All affections Throat Lungs and Breast,
All affections Throat, Lungs and Breast,
All affections Throat, Lungs and Breast,
How Many Die of Consumption,
From neglect to employ the proper remedyi
COUGHS COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, FEVERs
DEBILITY, ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
Persons thus afflicted should resort at once to some re-
liable remedy aud from the testimony of Thousands who
nave been cured hy "Dr SiCdynes compound Syrup Of
Hhd ChTryH we firmly believe medicine has ever
equasd s successf In eilecually curing all Throat
Breast and Lung Complaints 1t strengthens, heals
PnrlIes, au9rding nonfishment to the impoverished
blood and builds up the constitution. It oothsi tn
Irritation Of the mucus membrane which lines the al
pasBesi uu Wlicu gives SO much Distress causing tick
ling OF rising In the throat promotes expectoration
loosens the tough matter which clogs up the vessels OF
the throat and ung thus enabling the patient tn breathe
lree and natural It stimulates the power Of digestion,
and has performed very many when to al human
probability it could be possible. II the bowels are
dostive, or headache accompanies your dises dose Of
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
Will remove the difficulty.
SWAYNk'S PILLS
Purify the blood, obstructions Of all kinds
clense the skin Of all pmpes and botches aud bring the
rich color Of health to lhe pale cheek They
llaadache; Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
Bilious dsorders-liver Complaints.
Prepared only by DR.. swAYNE son. No. $50 NoRrH
SIXTH street. Philadelphia, soid hy all tho rrncral
druggists and dealers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27

Aofeu, lual Il COrQler be declared the
| unanimous nominee for the Office of State
Prison Commissioner. Carried.
Mr.. Cordier came forward and addressed
the convention briefly, expressing his thanks
for the honor conferred upon him. He felt
that there was no doubt but the ticket nomi-
mated by this convention would be elected
If elected, he should do his best to discharge
faithfully the duties assigned to him.
On motion of A. J. Turner, newspapers
putting up the ticket nominated by this Con
Eention for support, were requested to put
Col Fairchild's name up as "of the Iron
Brigade"
E. W. Keyes of Dane, offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted:
ResoEred, That the thanks of this Convention
are hereby rendered the Hon. Levi Sterling TOR
the able, dignided and impartial manner in which
he has presided over the deliberations OF this Con-
yention.
Resoired, 3D. That the same measure of thanks
be rendered to the Secretaries, and all other
OF this Convention.
After brief personal explanation by SEN
ator Doolittle with regard to a little ill-feeI-
ing at the organization of the Convention.
and showing that it was the result of a mis-
understanding all round, the Convention ad-
journed sine die, with the greatest enthusiasm
and good feeling on the part of all the dele
gates
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-27
The G0yernerShiD-Th Candidates,

There were but two names presented to the
recent Convention for the nomination for
Governor, those of Governor SALoMoN and
Secretary LEWIS. The contest between the
friends Of these two distinguished men was
highly creditable to them both. There was
no abuse of either. All admitted that Gov
SALoMoN had discharged the duties of the
position very ably and satisfactorily. The
friends of Mr.. LEWIS made no attack upon
him or his Administration. With all the
delegates it was choice between tried and
true men-between warm personal friends.
Had the nomination resulted in favor of Gov.
S., the friends of Mr.. LEWIS would have ac-
quiesced with the same grace that has char
acterised those of the Governor, and would
have gone into the contest, feeling that they
had standard-bearer worthy of their noble
cause.-the countryside Journal