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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
gg geIeatapa,.
Afternoon Report.
From Knoxville.


CIScIssAII, Deeember THE reward
for the capture Of Morgan has been In
creased 10 s., 900.
Gen. Cox has been relieved from duty in
Cincinnati, aud ordered % report a. Knox
Vile. 1000
The trade. In cotton betEe en pphis
and Arkansas has been broken up BY
HguerFillas, who plnnder The people Of thsir
cotton and destroy It, and eOnscriPt the
owners, slfaae llrf' -
Cotton was quoted in Memphis on the
let &C AZ 10 Toe.
The cases Of Captain HURT and others,
recently before the Court Martial here,
have been ordered 20 WashiuRtOa for dis
position.
Headquarters have received The follow
ing dispatch, dated Knoxville, November
s0th;
All we'll. The enemy were repulsed yes
terday with heavy loss. Everything = 60.
ing on well, and we feel very eonhdent
The arrangements for the great Saniia .l
Fair are progressing satisfactorily. The
Specials TO the Commercial, dated Suin5
beEland Gap, Deeember3d, say
There was fighting yesterday ~ Walk
er's Ford, twenty miles nom the Gap De-
tween Fosters and Lon stFeets eavalry.-
In attempting 70 cross cliueh River We
were repnl5ed,, WITH Q l0aa Of my. We
captured four pieces 0taFtiieFy, Two o.
our surgeons were found murdered IN
Jonesville.
In the assault ON Knoxville on the 29th,
the rebels lost one Thousand in killed,
wounded aud prisoners
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
From the potomae Army,

NV YoRK, December "A. dispatch
from the headquarters Of the Army Of the
Potomac says Il IL likely the armY. Win re-
treat towards the Potomac where water is
Convenient aud supplies more accessible,
for winter quarters. CenterVille e spoken
of as proper place.
CYIarR6 sales -6k 90ld-Was made last night
at the evening exchange ~ So 80, clos
ing as IOFmeFFate. so
The-latest news by the Scotia eontai1s q
report from the London Spectator that Earl
Rassell leaves the British Cabinet, 20 be
succeeded By Earl Clarendon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
seoretaEy ohases's Flnanoial Brow

WAsulNaFoN, December IA special 20
the Times says:
Secretary Chase at the last session pro.
vided against any contingency which might
arise from Congress being opposed 70 the
Naturalization and the prosecution Of the
war, without any further financial legis-
lation by this Congress. The Secretary had
on the Istf Of Deeemher 81, 100 900, 900
balance as follows: FiTstW6nties unsold,
lie, 600, 600; balance Of the 50, 600, 600 loan,
SIX, 900, 600; balance in treasury sal, 000,-
900; balance in legal tender $4,000, 600
balance in interest bearing Treasury notes
$3.50, OOO, 900; balance in tariff bearing
Treasury notes SO, GOO, 600; balance IN In.
ternaI revenue notes $50, 600, GOO balance
in 1910 loans, notes 500, 600, 0o0S total,
81 .OB4. 900, 600.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
From Wash1ngton.

WIsnIN0T6N, December LA 66tiee Is
posted Ibis morning Tor meeting bf the
UOion members Of the House of Repfesen.
tatfVes tO.mOTgOW evening" tor the PuEpOso
Of puttfnR 10 nOmiaauso candidates for
Speaker and other oGieers. % tAs House
Another notice alsO appears inviting
neeting Of the DrnoGEatiG CONSERVATIVE
Constitutional UniOa mombeFs OF the
House. 70 deteFmine such action - may
he meet proper % relstiou 70 the OFganisa-
ton % the House. ssatagf
These are already a6aat 100 nemhefa g
tie House and rs Or 20 SenatoFs IN Masl-s
Layton.
There 4 much eoaslItaliou eqd elec-
LloaAsEiag goiag %.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
From our Army q at Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, November There 81
nothing Rom Rockville to-day. The
weather e mild and The. roads dry dnrilg
t6s tAst week, which was most iaNorable
for q rapid march of our relieving eolump,
which, q probably within reach of Isong-
street tonight.
Asnumber ofraf1geeg from Walker c6a4@
ty, Ga, cine IN % dsy and represents q
6erfset reign % terror % northern Geeegit-
Males of Al s6geS are cpnseEi ga ana al
- ines impfessed. Tie citizens are e.
Gaming 70 the mountatns, ~ ~
BfaER Il telieyed " Hafdee Who q maxi
fuE. q speTRle effort 20 patch up The shat
tered army and5 aasaHie the ofis1siye.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
Last Nights Report.



PHrLApELPnIA, Deespher 4-fhs U s.
supply steamer MassaeAq arrived al
the NAVY, Yard this qleEpipg tsptn chsFiess
ton bar, Tues day 4 " NJ ssleli III "a
She brought back sthe Marine battalion
comprising zoo men, and several refugees
from Sc. Johns River Flgrida5 who repre-
sent that State 20 be IL i starring eondt-
ton. ..t.f.Iaz-F
She also brought up one Of The rebel
party who attempted 20 blow up the tFof-
sides, Robt. Scott by name formerly %
New York. 'f i---i
Lieut.. West reports, ttat Gen. Gilmore
continued % throw u ems into Charleston
at the rate Of 20 per h0uf, and &c was etts
dent that otheS We're dSieg eOasideFabie
damage ~
Shells were seen 70 burst at night All
the Inhabitants had been moved % the
rear Of the city. is .-ss ~
The firing % sumtet had ceased. Gen.
Gilmore was turning his attention - ithe
forts inside the haEb0E. Al teEFide ire
vas Kept up on Fort yphnson.
On.the reception Of the news Of Gfapts
victories, on Thursday, oar army and navy
tired grl I'D a8lntes. Some time attefVards
the feba batteries opeued fre, which was
vigorously going on vhea The Massqfshu-
ehpseftsl LETT q EE
/. Ino feOel8L uaNe uetetoIQtt Ath S = uuss
pitAl nag flying from the MohltFie Honse,
aad Ipf course our toFee5 respected y and
avoided firing ubouilt but few days ago
the rebels e0mmsuced tearing down the
house, aud Feyealed % oar forces aioEt1id-
able batteFy, which had been erected be-
hind l. while lt was under the protection
OF tie hospital Tag. -ssisafF 81 -.
No Gag now foafs oyaF Sumter, and
only an occasional shot b fired from its
ruins.
CHARLEsToN HAHBoB. December 1.-The
position Q. our affairs here is unchanged,
Gen. GilmpFe .epptippes 70 she'll Sntpter
from his mortar batteries.
ThsfWsst wall Of Sumter has been ,un-
deFmlnsd by COR shells, aud the last stagea
Of the fort rs q fortified work Is disaTs
peartug. ~
Tue weather up 70 yesterday has been
stormy. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

- 0lNGINNAITI, November THE Con-
sentative UniOn National Coumittee met n
the Barnet House to-day &C 3 O'Clock
Gov. VIM B. Oampbell Of Tenn, WAS made
Chairman pro tsH.; Hon, Amos Ke1dal
Wis elected permanent Precedent Of The
Convention aud VIM. O. Harding was elect
ed speFmanent Treasurer.
Arrangements were made foe the Goa
snltatiOn GonysntiOp 70 cali the same day
which OOuVenliOa assembled at II O'elOek
10 the large Hall. The COnVention was
addressed during the session by the follow
ing named gentlemen e
Hon. Garrett Davis Of KY, ]. P. Fanrett
NY, LII. Gov. jacobs Ky, VIM. @, Hnrd
n. Y, Gen Leslie Combs, RanGlhg MOstoa
Texas, J. Scott HhFrisOn Ohio, Samuel I.
Williams Nd, =. g. Philips Ohio. Hamilton
People KY, John James Ohio. Jas. Brnn-
neF Ky, Paul r. Shipman Louisville, Gov.
Campbell Tenn, and many others.
Letters were read from Hon. John Bell
RobinsOu, OF pehnsyIVaniA1 Hoo. EN-
ersOn EtbeTidge, OffeDuessee; Washing.
too Hunt, Of New York Hon. Linn Childa
aud Hon. I'd. Riddle, Of Massachusetts
hon. W. B. Read. Of Pennsylvania; Gov,
Trumbull aud Hon. John l.. Taylor. 81
Ohio Hon. Gilbert Walker, OF Illinois
Gov. Colby, Hon, ?, Devils and mary Ufb.
eres al eGHEgeel4k euu BtSANerA AnHeEes.Sl u
the success Of this movement, and nearly
ali expressing IN favor Of the nomination
Of Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan by this e0uVen-
ton. - ..ssfu
In deEerenee TO these numerous expires
siops in favor Of Gen. Mcclellan, the sub
feet Of his nOmiuation was before the con,
vention for its consideration. which result
ed In the adoption of the following resOlu-
tion:
ResolUeS, That this convention Of consul,
tatIOu adopt aud reafiirm the platform d
1893, aud suggests 70 the conservative
union national committee the name Of Geo,
B. Mcclellan for the nextt President, and
recommend to said committee 70 take such
action In regard TO the nomination Of can
didates for President aud Vice President
as they may deem exPediept.
During the diseussi9n The names o
Hon. W. B. Campbell 81 tennessee, Gen
Leslie Combs and Gov. Thomas aud Bran
lette were mentioned with great inteTes
for Vice President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
naInnnratin lanons.

p INtW YORK, December IA Wasbihgton
special 70 the Times says The Demo
cratic members q the pgFs Fill assemble
IN 6auods Saturday night 70 nominate
Tor Speaker viii be between Cox and Pen
dIston, both from Ohio.
The report o. q eQtem pdFaFy that Meade
has been superseded e premature. No
doubt q change IN the Army oe, the POto-
mac VII soon oecnT, but feiF pdrso1s Sc.
iisFs that the new chief viii Be chosen
from the army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
RaiIroad EmpIoyyees On q 4 strike.

NEW YoRK, Deeenpber 4 .-SefiOus dis.
tuFbanee D sclred this week II south AM
boy, New JetseY on The part &c the slrih
eEs frou the en- l6y q tie. camden and
AmboT railrpld g G6Tsrume1t an1 other
freight was deiaiHed. TIE Ealllosd and
the Shsrih With 4 posse q 80 men and I
military Company from Trenton dispersed
the mob aud arrested them. An & aniei
now and the operations Of The road are e.
samed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

e9-Aoo1DEsr on THE CENTRAL OHIO
RA1LRoAD.-on Thursday last, a bridge on
the Central Ohio Railroad, four miles east
of Bellaire, gave way while q stock train
was passing overit The train was precip-
itated into the stream which the bridge
spans, and the broken cars and live aud
dead stock principally sheep-were scat
tered about in miscellaneous manner
We believe no body was seriously hurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
cen. Meade NOT Guperseded.

WSsHINGToN; December IA special 70
the World sAyss
Gen. Meade has not been superseded
vel. and be may not be at all, though Gems.
SedeeWfek aud Hookee are eop6dently
talked Of &c his Succession. The President
e not wen enough % give the subject his
attention, and it e probable there will be
much delay insbis deeislon. -. 49,
Nothing Of interest IN the army and but
few rebel piekets have again appeared 90
the Raptdan. ! ~ .,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
paI M. IsiIi Dsosabssr. 4--7tbg But

pHTLADBLPHIA, DecambsE. 4.-Tfhe tBui-
Ietin publishes the f0lloWi8g;
We learn this afteruQop fF9n a1Tasent
Of q steamship company, Illas be mas been
endeavoring to-day 70 purchase ! Loco tOOs
OF egal, hptswAs nnspeesssfll.F he has re
efiTpi iatoTIla ton mat a,nlqliiuEi0 q cOal
oIberiEors was held last evening, % which
.lf was resolved, q 6fdeF "a keep up The
present high prices, % suspend operations.
The suspension was % eomneBee immedt-
stely, but Il Was finally determiqod that tt
should not commence until the I4th Of De-
eeInbeE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
8pT SREPaIA-

A Positive Cure for Dyspepsis..:The
:, We my say with safety that ninety cases out of
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
first only spepSia. DyspepSia- quickly lays the
the most fatal character. Dyspepsa is emphatcally
the disease that takes from us that braeing stimuli
Of ambition aud hope, etRsculates and units
US for the enterprise OF life. We say the sick and
to physicians OF every school, that In DR., WiSbarts
Great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar
pepsia, :, 80 =
C98eOl nine thousand three hundred and ninety pa
tiehts for Dyspepsia In It's various foEmey and In
every case where the medicine was taken % directed,
II made perfect; cure A. number OF the above
cases had been treated by the most eminent phys
fA{aY1a and -ssF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

Prepared from q pfesertp ~ tStT y. CkafseI
II. d., PAgSteiGn Extraordinary to the
This Invaluable incidence Il unfailing in the cure
OF an those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution 10 subject It mOderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may DO relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited. It viii, in short time,
bring on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
tnent Stamp Of Great Britain prevent eOunteFfets.
CAUTION.
Thtse Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, As they
are sure 70 bring ON Miscarriage, but At any other
time they are safe.
In ali cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Beck and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeFttouu
Palpitation Of the Heart, Hystsries and Whites,
these pills will effect cure when ali other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, enlOmel anthony, or anything
hurtfuI to the constitution.
PulldirScsions inthe pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the united States and CanadAsy
JOB MOSES, q OOrtlaDdt st4 n. Z.
N.B.-S1.O 90 and slx postage stamps, enclosed "a
any authorized agent viii insure bottle containing
MY Pills by return mail.
For sale BY hAueHLINs 4. BusHfIkLDs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
RsslFouNp. - We noticed yestsrdu

Ba-Fouap.-w We noticed yesterday
morning the fact that some thief had sto-
len a trunk, containing about fifty dollars
worth of ladies clothing, from the sprigg
House. The trunk was found broken open
on the top of the hill east of the eity.7! =.
Most ofthe articles still remained in the
trunk, being comparatively valueless TO the
thief.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

pB-s6oo RpwARD,-A few nights ago
some malicious person entered tho wagon
aud carriage factory of Mr.. Grpsscloss. on
Market street, and opened the spiggot of
a barrel of yarntsh. thereby causing the
loss of seventy six dollars. Mr.. g. haso of
tered reward of $500 to any one who
will produce evidence to establish the guilt
of the persona or Perso6s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
nav YORK Money 1Garket.

NEw YoRK, Deesmbsr Money easy
and steady AZ Z stefling shade easier at
I666t65,
Gold lower, Irregular aud unsettled
Opening q 5St, declining 10 Bl3 advance
ing TO So, closing irm az b23G5S.
GOVernment Stocks quiet, D. 8. &c 81
steadier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
Sold 81 Tfnst Property.

NyoFIoE & hereby given, that dn 18th day Of
+ IN 5DfceulbaF, s1s63, between the hours % tan
15einsl ~ ~ and i1uF o'clock r ~ 81 the iInnt
ds1F 6ffhe G0Iiff House o. ohio county Wet Viz.
EIria IN the city o. WneelLngt fell g pub!io
Sudlion 70 the highest and best . der = the
I11 rand ty-tWo I2l IL ne Flifh
WsFa 81 fhe city d Wheelln ~ q = deed %
t,sf I,Ssle 81 John w O NJ aud 70
~ n TItEh1ah. recorded IN deed book ~, On page
~ All IN Siffua % IN order q the ClEeft Court
al IN c5tinfy Substituting % n the placeof TIE
III ,Sfi No Glid Gin and Hartman having
~ cohs5nt 70 TIE AID sale, IN writing
ssa-1,1s AZ sale g. OnefoaFth q TIE purchase
n fandf the rafnAinder ~ two "a al annual
VIII INT rest from the DAY Of Ellas 70
s seiI1rd b ne purchlef's note and deed -
ttas. On s'is - THEODORR r. oRRELIs.
,,lIr.tS j ~ = = - TrnSfae.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
~ A Positive Cure Tor Dyspepsia.
M Hadr.l6hdt AF. jain Il. BdboocE says,
-. !, 81 /. l99s olIyaA s1a e., :.

q. Goss1449 OlIN1h fS1lEkAES
sS5 f& s philadelphia, IanaaEy 22d, 1858. b.
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Dyspepsia. have been grfeygpsy afileted for the
lat twenty eight YeAts, and for ten years OF that
time have not been free from Its pain one week at
time. j have had Il in its WORT form, and have
dFaaeed on most miserable existenee-in pain day
G1d night Every kind Of food that i ate Oiled mo
With Wind aud pain, Il mattered not how hight, or
how small the quantity. continued belehing was
sure to follow. IL had NO aPpetite Tor any kind Of
and MY distfoSs was 90 great for
yeral months before i hard 81 yonf pills that
ffeduently wished for death. 4 Had taken every.
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receiving any benefit; but on your Pills being rec
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had NO faith In thea To my ast1niehment touna
myself getting better before had taken one
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man. and can eat anything I1DIAIs and enjoy q
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formation 10 any one who may call on me.
fully, JOHN II. BABCOOks s
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
DysPepsIas Dyspepgia .

Or. WIsaARF; have been Q constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during
which time cannot say that ever enjoyed per-
feotly well day. There were times when the symptoms
were more aggravated than at others and then It
seemed Il would be great Iellef to die had at
ali time unpl pleasant feeling in my head but lat
erly my suiieringss much Increased that became
almost unit for bpsine orapy kind, my mind was
continually hlled with gloomy thoughts and fore.
budings, and attempted 10 change their current
by reading, at once sensation Of 10y coldneRS, in
cons cotton with dead weight, rs it WERE rested
upon my BRAIN; also feeling Of sickness would oc
cur ut the stomach, and great pain g my eyes, aes
companied with which was the continual fear OF
losing my reason. Tals0 experienced great assttudes
debility and nervousness, which made tt dmcult 20
walk by day or sleep ut night. became ayerse 70
society and disposed only % seclusion and having
tried the ski OF nnhberlof eminent phyeicians OF
various schools finally came TO the eoneusion that
for this disease, st my present age, Ab Yeas, there
was no cure ID exiAtSn6ea nut, through the inter
ference OF Divine Providenco,i 20 whom devoutly
ofIaT nv thanks 1t last found sovereign remedy
in your DYspepsia Pils and Tar Cordial, which
seem to have effectually removed almost the last
trace Of my long list Of ailments and bad feelings,
and 10 their place health, pleasure and eontentnaent
are mypeVery.day companions: ,I,v,,,>,
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merly OF Woodbury., M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
rs-srvr M 3y,esterday an

DgsEsr Yesterday an Irish wo.
man by the name of Mrs. Pratt, tooka seat
by the side Of a stoyein a Grocery Store on
Market Square, and being overcome by
liquor and the heat of the stove she went
to sleep. She refused to be aroused to
consciousuess A policeman was sent for
and AID. Dulty sent Mrs: Pratt to jail
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS,
BLEEDING or THE LuNG4.
Rad THE FOLLOWING:

Dr..WIsHARE--slr; Fetprn; my grateful thanks
forth6 disc6Vsfy you have m4de IN making o. nedI-
cine that will cure Inflammation OF the Lungs and
Liver Complaiht When commended to USE your
mygFaVei u had been 16f i length oftimS splitting
blood, and would at tlmes Y0mit Il. s
My physelaus (forl employed tWo) pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial. which did her 80 much good, that
she prevailed on me Rs last resource, 70 try Isl
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured, and
am ready aud willing that any person that d sick,
should call me, and will tell them HhAttyouF
Cordial has done fer me, All my friends aud neigh.
bora were utterly astonfshed atmy speedy return
TO health; for they had seen me Yomit blood in .
,clotted state frequently. Pnblish my case, for
want every person that e suffering % was 70 know
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

Bos56n, Dscs6bef q. The Secretary q
War has authorized Gov. Andrew % re-
craft regiment Of eoiored cavalry IN
Massachusetts,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

h-TAE CoSr1SKsrA1 OLD Forks gave
their second concert at Washington Hall
last eveningto afull house. The applause
was frequent and most hearty, particularly
when Mrs. Nichols sang ballad. The
Old Folks appear this evening in zanes-
vile.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
sa@Tnr wnArHan,-We have had al

H4@THE wpArHBR,-We have had as
many different specimens of weather this
week asithere are days.in theweek. Many
people are predicting a severe winter
somejudge by the squirrels; others form
their conclusions upon the conduct of The
snakes; another class depend upon the
ground hog, aud all agree that We are to
have winter equal to that of '62. We
have no more contiusncs in these predic-
tions than we have in the almanac. There
is no good ieason why squirrel, or a
snake or ground hog should see apy far
Their into futurity than other folks. Ifithe
former named animal islaying in a heavy
stock of provisions, it is no more than
what great many sensible men are doing
and We do not think there is any occasion
for alarm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
IaugbIia's Old Home Bttgls.
Tan Pride or vIRGINIA.

A NECESSARY attiels this warm weather. That's
what's What's the 141naattsf.. You want bottle.
DOn'tge about COMPLAINING Of being % weak and
feeling 50 exhausted ~ the weather. yOu Gamble
relieved very easily By laing
Laughlin,s Old Home Bttters,
THE PRIDE or VIRGINIA.
10 nso eoine toths springs and spending otnany
on those ,'gTe0hbiChSr Ygu WI at hettor and Of
course fsel tette and q natural eOusequenes leok
bsttsE. BY using, {.
,I,aughltn,s Old Home Bttters,
-. THR PRIDE or VIRGINIA.
Fhoss BitteFs arc agreeable % the taste, IN .ild
OPERATION, ths 6st dslieate usps them Nth inpu-
nifty. spsey IN acti0n and penetrating the seat of
disease, they tmpsrt new heslth and yisur % The
systsn. ME Sxquislts aavor, the debate aroma
and pleasant taste Of his renders = Pc
Sbiisriy IbIo, sven 10 the fsVefed and lAhglid
natIent. :. -.r.s Prepared loniy1by
LAu6HhINs 4 nu6HEIkLl.
IfjuIl wholesale Drug lstst ttheeitnR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

Tho immepse sales testify to the msrits o. TIL.
r' FSS num.rou. aay reports Of A.tonng cure.
4 has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, IND mparting tone and strength
TO the system.
Is san and harmless 10 tho INFANT and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, 10 inYaluablei being
st.rHE SOLDIERS FR1ENDy"
Mothers md II superior 70 any soothing syruR for
children teethng freed from the injurious effects OF
Narcotics, gives rest toths gufsror By removing
the disease. sold By respectable Dealers every
PRtGE. rs urHTsA BoEELs. Prepared enIH by
tGnST ON WlI. FsDAvIDsON,Oi neinhatl, O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05
lVISHARTlS TARl,CORDIAL

WILL positively cure the following disease!g
NV ICeushmptl iEnot yond the power Of med.
ietne the Luagh Coughs, Sore Throat
'untaillug Remedy for semdis Complaints. Z
DR.. WishaFttsP Pine Tree Tar Cordial
tho only vital principle The Pine Tfes,
BY peculiar pFpeess b. IN dstiiIatI0n btthe tar,
" phiehtthe highest m61IoInAl properties are 70.
tained.
lis themsdlcine that leursS when all Others have
hil.d, 7ILl
y TxR7oOR6TAI E-EEsT8 n co RbfAL.
TAR O0RDIAL TAI CORDIAL =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-05

B@Tnr R1vRn was still falling yester-
day, with about six feet four or five inches
water In The channel. The Aurora passed
down with n good trip.