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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

lions Of dollars you must expend in war
with the Norh; with tens of thousands Of
your sons and brothers slain in battle, and
Offered up as sacrifices upon the alter "
yonr ambition-and for WHAT we ask
again. Is it for the overthrow of the
American governments established dy our
common ancestry, Gemented and built up,
by their sweat and blood, and founded on
the broad principals of right, Justice and
humanity And, as such, must declare
here, as I have often done before, and
which has been repeated by the greatest
and wisest.of statesmen and patriots in
this and other. lands, that IL Is the best
and freest goyernment-the most equal in
its rights, the most just inits decisions
the most lenient in its measures and the
most aspiring in its principals tofelevate
the race Of men that the sun of heaven
ever shone upon. Now, for you to over
throw such government as this under
which we have lived for more three-quar-
tiers of century-in which we have gain
ed our wealth, our standing as nation,
our domestic safety while the elements OF
peril are around us, with-peace and tram
guilty accompanied with unbounded pros
perity and rights unassailed eds the
height of madness, folly and Wickedness
to which I can neither lend my sanction
nor my vote p a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
Trlbute ofRalnaeI.

Alta meeting of the of6cers of the 18th
Regimest West Virginia Infantry, convened
at the Quartermasters department of said
regiment, on the 18th of Nov, 1868,
Ca motion, Captain Clinton letters was
called to the Chair and Lieut.. James e.
Hooton was appointed Secretary.
On motion the following officers were
appointed committee to prepare business
for the meetingl: 8. s. Col. D. d. Johnson,
Capt. e. O. Finnell, Rev. j. Z. Irwin,
Chaplain, Lieut.. N. s. Beatty and Lieut..
in. Holland.
The committee retird, aud afteer short
absence returned, when Col. D. D. johnson,
chatrmantot the committee, announced the
sad intelligence that First Lieutenant Geo.
w. Hartman, 14th sRegt. West Va. Infatl-
try, had failed atvictirn to the fortunes of
var, near Burlington, West YH.i whilst gal.
lantly leading his detachment against the
enemy.
Alter paying just tribute to the brave
~, virtue aud sterling integrity of the de-
ceased IN . lew appropriate remarks, the
Colonel on behalf of the committee, pre-
scented the following preamble and resolu-
tons whtchaNere unanirncusIy adopted:
mahhAAs. II hath pleased an oyerrnling
Z Eoyloence. 90 .take rom MS our beloved
NJ ~ lLss hientenent george
" y taan', VINO Iell IN the faithful dis
naESe OF ms outy az the head of his de-
tAenment on ~, ,Sne. 18Th inst, therefore
Az anss WelIst we deeply deplore
av, Hsslhs mal1Ia tssiag from ~ one
christian patriot, "a faithful soldier 1g an,
devoted friend We recognize in him q
man man oi-animp eaehable character, of Arm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
Remarks OF senator ,CarSkadon OF
sGhs BIN CONCERNING Licenses.

LnC Dill SoMBGEnAAsE
Ma. PAEsnHsT:
Isdesire the indulgence of the Senate for
q few moments, that may explain my rea.
son for voting as u shall upon the !. b.iltnoW
before us npon its passage, tAthill con-
corning, licenses, q one Of tue provisions OF
which is 70 license the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors. Sir, am exceedingly gratthed at
the progress of increased stringency over
the former provisions of our Code; ont
Senators knowing my views upon this sub:
ject, may not be surprised to know that y
feel compelled to vote against the oil, not
Wfthstandtng, cannot eompromtse with
eVfl-withs this fundamentally for the de-
struetion of our best interests, the peaeef
happiness and prosperity of our people.
This resolution is q false principle. IL
Is attempting to make the stream pure
while the source, the fountain, Is sending
forth its bitter waters. Sir, can never
give my voice in favor Of any measure
which takes from nay fellow man his bard
earnings for that which is not only value
less, but the deadliest bane Of human hap
piness.
Sir, believe the liquor sellers money is
the price of misery, OF crime and of blood,
and so believing, by voting for . bill, the
provisions Of which legaliEes these sales. |
shall necessarily become party implicat-
ed in such guilt. Therefore, must vote
November %, 1868.
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meetine lnt the sl4th ward.

At the meeting Of the Fifth and Sixth
Wards, the several Committees reported
seventeen families in the Fifth and thirty
one In the Sixth Ward, needing aid.
A committee consisting of r. j. Smyth,
Robt. Pratt and James Reed, were ap.
pointed to see to the wants of the families
of those in need in the Fifth Ward.
james Wilson, N. ". EChols and Henry
Sharp were appointed for the Sixth Ward.
Mr.. r, J. Smyth, from the Committee on
Finance, reported having received $6l3,2 5.
On motion, B. ]. Smyth moved that all
money collected by the several committees
be paid over ts q general receiver by We'd
nesdsy next.
% motion of Mr.. John Cloudy the meet
journed. H. B. HUBBARD, Chm.
Wy. KaAFT, sec,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
WEST YIRaINIA LEaIsLATURE
Senate.
MosDAY, November 2s,

~ hoSOAAI NN3SA 1t1t @%St $3.50
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. BIakeney. 70; .iss.
z A message from the House announced
that that body insisted ppon It's disagree
ment TO the Senate's amendment to the
House bill, authorizing the Kapawha board
20 borrow money. That the House had
passed, "House bill relating to convicts,"
and itHouse bill fixing the pay of the Ser
geant-at-arms of the House" and Senate
bill "relating to the militia"
Mr.. MkxwBLI reported back, with the
Recommendation that il pass the bill to reg
ulate contested elections.
when the Legislature adiourns on Monday
next, the 30th instant, iqadjourn sfls die.-
Laid over under the rules.
The bill concerning licences Was taken
up and its consideration occupied the
whole of the session. 4.
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PropOsaIs for M0rtar Shells.
ORDINANCES OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OHOAAACE OEErkCEN- II ~
WAR DEPARTNENT.
WAsHIxGFoN, November Is, ISIS
SHALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
- once, until O'Clock P. NJ, on the 22d Of De
cember next for the delivery o. any thousand 10
inch mortar shells, IN the following quantities, n
the following Arso1aisi YtBS
At the WRteTtoHn Arsenal Waterfowl, Mas,
e the waterylio. Ar.spli, West Troy, y. Y,
AZ tie New York Arsenal, GOvornOr's Islaud,
ne Alieshan7 AEssRal. PlttsbqIgh, p. 5000.
At the y. 9, Arsehals Washington, ID. o., 1000.
These shells to be made Of the kind Of metal,
and inspected amer the rules nid down IN the Ord
nance Manual Drawings can b seen any Of ne
United States AFBenal8. The Ghell8 are % be IN
spected at the f0undTy where cast, free u charge for
tFansportatton or handling until delivered . the
Arsenal. 80 49,
Deliveries must be mads at the rate OF not less
than 1--WE per cent. per week Of the num- d pro-
teetles contracted or; the drst delivery 70 beade
within twenty days a1teF the date q the eobtraet
sRe1eet the eQptraetoF 70 p the aarbeF
he may fAll 70 deliver 1t that time. j
Separate bids must b made for each Arsenal 81
the bidders propose 70 deliver ~ more tthln one.
No bid will be considered from parties other than
regular togndeEs or PrOpEietoEs Of WORKS, who are
the work contracted for 10 their establishments
Each party obtaihlng Contract will be required
70 enter thto bonds, With approved suFees for lts
faithful execution.
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
al Blds II MOI dGesd sA4lslAsioEy fer any CAUSE
Geo. y. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance Washlngt6n,
O., !, and will be endorsed sPropo.Als feE Mortar
Shells.S GEO. ID. RAMSAY.
nOv28-eodtd Brig. Gen Chiof0f Ordnance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
TAR CORDIAL, salPAR CORDIAL,
TAN CORDIAL, TAI CORDIAL
A IlfiIIIlS 'Ctirs ~. Bs6reaitls.t --s.
Al Iafslti e orr Jsl- Ilraueliiiia

Mr.. Ward ssys: cdr. WlsHAnI-sIFt I laa BToBzs
ehltis, Inflammation. % tie LlnEs, Gh0Etna8 o.
Breath, aud Plpit8tion Of the heart IN their worst
emInent physieians In Philadelphia hut they e0ula
not stop The rapid course a. my disease and i had
iespaiFed Of ever hainl stored 70 l1l1h- II Ugns
truly On THE very YoERs lof the Eagds .Fonr u q
Tree Tar Cordial Ela NJ hT FoelllIeldet - ne By
\ hisnds tried e. an4 an ttAahfal - tay. tlIaf,
aGteF nsipg four laFEa, andono EmAll bottle Vils
Restored - perfect health. Yea eal iVe Eelerenee
10 my house. No. 068 n. EH1ll1 street, ~ 1t ny
corner Of Chestnut ana Sixth streets. Z -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

RoBsRRY.-slrs u. s. Ewing, business
agent of Mr.. T. G. McAfee, of Wheeling,
dealer in notions and fancy goods, was
robbed last might at CotFill's hotel, in
Ellenboro, of his pocketbook, containing a
small amount of money, and a pair of fine
boots and socks. The thief left, in lien of
the stolen property, pair of old, torn
CATERS, sad relic Of deprRYed humanity,
md the ughtness of the tines.-Rftchi
Praks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

TaR high prices ruling in the United
States contrast strongly With those which
content the London dealers. Good stout
BRUSSELS carpets are sold in London at
e22 cents per yard. aud velvet carpets at
as cents per yard A "Prince of wales,,l
couch eosts $3.50; a Prince easy chair
$3.50, aud fall.si1ed iron bsdsteads only
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

Tar Common. Council of Richmond has
recently appropriated sixty thousand 'd9l-
lars for the pitc chase of q house for Gen.
Lee. Meanwhile the .'poos white trash of
The city are Starving ..Iaoa a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

MINNESOTA promises to become a large
wool growing State. Mr.. o. B. Kidder of
Claremont, Dodge county, reports his wool
crop this year as follows: From one hun.
dred oud fifteen sheep he sheared seven
hundred and three pounds of washed wool,
being an average of six pounds and two
nnnces a head. The sheep are mostly me-
riuoes. Immense Aoeks of sheep nave
been introduced into the State during the
year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

The Providence Journal in speaking of
the speech of President Lincoln at Gettys-
burg, makes this observation:
But though Mr.. Everett rose to. "the
height Of the great argument" to which
he was called, not less felicftons was Pres
ident Lincoln. We know NOS where to
look for more admirable speech than the
brief one which he made at the close of
Mr. Eyerett's Grafton. Itisoften said that
the hardest thing in the world to do ia to
make five minutes speech. But could
the most elaborate sad studied GRAFTON be
more beautiful, more touching, more in
spring than those few thrilling words of
the President2 They had, in our humble
Judgment, the charm and the power of the
very highest eloquence. !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
E H4k S SSRBEs5 IL. 4s s S8sREsE,
q GTeat Alt1isay .loT c6lllllPtl9l.

,, Sc ssP;ea.Iz p.
.o Bs M VS. .alsilssss s IA 81 ss
q ' nv b Sc ui iiss i IL
disease bafied the power q N dIeinPs. and IN .
short time ulnst have fols u grayQ3 kuts thank
went % YQlF sturs, No 10 North seean1 stEeef, sud
related Gle else q lQus puEc 90 pne bottle q
sour Pins Tree Tar GOFdill. ant I e1iiIle1eo1 70
use e, aud In week Was uleh better, and affGT
using three bottles am perfectly well, wonder %
ll ~ icy ySS sik SsopsE. ''s'''-
seF fREBEC0& 1IA1lIlI0E.
No. IG1i Wayne street, PhtisdHlplia,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
PROPOSALS FOB HEAVY PRO.
JECTILES.

ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHlNGrON, November 10, 1853
SEALRB Proposals will be received at this
eember next for Heavy Proectiles, to be delivered
In the following quantities, at the undermined
arsenals, viz;
AT THE WATERFOWL, ARSENAL, MASS.
1900 IS Inch bAttering shot
1900 inSh shells
- s,0OO10 inch shot
5000 10 inch Shel1s
ATTHR .wATERyL1Er ARSENAL, WEST TROY,
1000 Is inch battering shot
LOCO IS inch shells
ieii4 GOO 10 inch shot
900 10 inch shells
ATTHB US. ARSENAL GoyERNoRs ISLAND,
1900 l5 ieh batteriHe shot
S42R n iash sksisis .-@-r
5000 10 inch Ehells ~
ATTHE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, PITTSBURG
1900 IS inch batsering shot
,0cO IS inch shells
5000 10 inch shot ill
700 10 inch shells
AT THE ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO.
1000 10 inch shot
200 10 inch shells
AT THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL, WASHING
1000 Is inch bAttaFInR shot
LOCO Is inch shells. ECE
1900 10 inch shot
5000 10 inch Ehells
The Protectilos are 70 be made OF the Kind OF
metal and inspected after the rules laid down In the
Ordnance Manu4l, with the exception OF the Is inch
battering shot, which are 70 DO made Of gun metal,
Of tensile strength, ranging between g 000 aud so
900 pounds to the square inch, aud these must be
cast from . reVerbegatoFy or Air-furpaee. The
metal e 70 30 CHARCOAL ron and the sample 70 b.
tested g DO taken from the PrgeottIe.
Drawings ofall these prQeetiles can be at any
Of the arsenals where they to be delivered. The
proecties TO be inspected at the foundry where
cast but must be delivered ut the various RrsenaIs
free Of charge for transportation or handling until
delivered at the arsenal. Deliveries must be made
NJ the rate q not less than ave per cent per week,
Of the number o. pr0ieettle5 contracted for the
nfst delivery 70 be made within 30 days afeer the
date Of contract, and any failure to deliver ut
specified time VIII subject the contractor TO for
FIXTURE Of the number he may f 70 deliver at that
time.
Separate bids must DO made for each kind Of pFo.
eettles; and any bidder proposes to deliver Ut diff
ferent arsenals separate bids must be made for each
kind at each place, p
No bid viii he considered from parties other than
regular h1ndeEs or proprietors Of works, who are
known 70 this Department to be capablso OF oXeCu.
ting the work contracted for in their own establish.
Each party obtaining contract viii be required to
enter into bonds, with approved suTetieS, for Its
reject any all bids, II not deemed satisfactory, for
ANY cause. ta. I'M ~
Proposals will be addressed 70 .Hrigaaier General
George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Washington,
". w. and VIII be end0Fsed WPTOpo6als TOR Heavy
PFQ1eetles. GEO. b. RAMSAY,
nO2o-eodtd Brig. Gen, chief Of Ordnance.
ORDNANCE OFFICE. d ii
WAR pBPARTlrENTS w sHINGToN, Nor. 80, i66a.f Il
That part Of the foregoing advertisement which
relates 20 l6'inoh BatteEing Shot Is Withdrawn for
GIG. y. RAMSAY,
nova Brig. Gen. chtef o. Ordnance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

ao8 gp.ri our Gag, and keep each star
Eaeh Etrfps a. bright ~ new they WATes
StilI make It lead our ranks In war,
sill float above each patriots graYes
DeStll 10 the trait0r that would dare
10 tfal It through the dust Of shAmel
All honest hearts its lot viii share
And follow Il TO DoSth or Fames
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BLREDMG OFTHB LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGs.
RUhn uI0TYNVVfnGt.

for tbS diseoVS-S n a )
cine tfstNiH 'edfe IAiI klmStion q the L1ngs and
Liver Complaint. When ] eQqll1slsqd - pso yOuR
my grave. had been FRA lslgth u time splitting
blood, aud Woull ~ times Eomit q. Do =
Ny phgaieials lfog 4alDpl1yed tgUl pEODo1heed
ne past eIEef but NY sister had used you'll ne
Tree Tar Cordial which id her 50 much god that
abe prevailed me- ~ = last Eas01Feey - t4Y Sc
and, thank GOd, i enumancsd ~ use e. J have
taken tUDlVe bottles, and am perfectly o1Fed5 alld
an ready aud willing that any person that q sio,
should call on ma. and j viii tell them what ylauf
Cordial has done fer ne. An ny friends apd Neigh
bbEs were utterly asto1ilhed ~ my spsely EetlEn
% healthi for they had seen ne yolnif blpod IN
want every pGfS11 thai y sl king a. Was o know
Of your InVliulHIS ul6ilefIa. -
Respectfully, JOHN YBRDIN,
Grease g, zig dQ6Is Above Rish9o1a g,
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WANTED.

AND ASSISTANT SURGEONS hrl
- eoloted regiments 81 the Departments % the
South, 6iulk and Tennessee.
All candidates must bs examined before \ Board
"a Medical officers.
Boards are now IN session q Boston, New YOIi<t
WashiugtOn, Cincinnati, aud st Louis, and q the.
headquarters q the Armies Of the PoteHae, Cum
beFland, aud Tennessee.
the SiIF0s0n G6aeFaL y. s. a, HaEttIlgfpr, ~. q
and must be accompanied with one % more testt-
mOnlalg OF good moral character nom Respectable
The Board will determine whether the candidate
q qualified FOR Surgeon or for Assistant EuFge0n.
HE candidate must be graduate OF some Regu-
lao Medical College; non graduates VIII not Be U1'
-anined. J.R.BARNEs,
Aching urEe0n 8oneTAl.
gaFge0n Generals Once. November IS, 1853,
noyzl.9VStRW SIS sg 20 - fftN 4 ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alexander a. stephens on southern
Grievances.

The following speeghsof NJ. Stephens,
the present Vice President Of the rebel
COnfederAcy, was delivered n the Georgia
State Convention in January, 1861. 1t
will be remembered that Nr. Stephens, Just
before that time, made Union speech to
the people. The language of this address
to the Convention is even stronger than
that Of his mora famous speech. Ii is q
crushing reply 70 those norshsss sympaz
thisers with the rebels who aFs constantly
proelatming that .ithe soath" was ia
jured, and came short Of its rights in the
Union.
Mr. Stephens saias
sT1is step (ot seeession) once taken can
never be recalled aud ali the bAlefuI and
whitening consequences that must follow
will rest on the convention for all coming
time. When We and our posterfty shall
see our lovely South desOIated by the de-
mon of war, Rhieh this act of y0lrTs 0OiEE
iaeVita6Iy dapifs and cal forth; when our
green fields of waving harvest shall be
trodden down by the murderous soldtery
and fiery car of war sweeping over our
land; the temples of justice laid in ashes ;
alIthe horrors and desolations'of war upOb
us +; who but this convention will be beld
responsible for il O. and who but him who
shall have given his vote for this unwise
aud ill.timed measure, as I honestly think
and believe, shall be held to strict account
fnr Ais suicidal act by tbs present genera.
tiO1, and probably cursed and execTated
by posterity for all coming time, for the
wide and des0latiug rniutthat will insvita-
bly, follow this act you now propose TO
PerpetrateI -
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A Positive Cnre Tor Dyspepsla.
Haar Ragf N. JolR n 1lboooF sggIs



Or. SEAhT-siE: II i win mich pleasure tllat
I am nov able . iniorm Jol tlilt, 81 tie use q
your Great Americll ysle Isil Pills, 4 haEe been
entirely cured - tlat nllst oompllfnf,
l.ysPepcla. 1l4Ee ben gElsFelsy atliets1 1T ne
AS twenty els ye1Es, and Tor tn years of that
time have not bean nee ftlul Is pain one Wes = 4
tine have hAd1t q ~ worst ldtm, AID have
DRAGGED On all6st miserable eistenca-l rain ~,
aud aieht EyeES kild % lo6d that ale iiIe1 NJ
with WIND sud pain. g Ilttgrl1 not how light, o.
sure e BLOW, Bad nospIptit tpF Gny. kina @
ssSsTi ~ = II -, ~ ~
iS4le5tiy l!isl1el t5r deatli. II hlsd taken eyarg-
thing That i lad Hard a foF DylpepsiS, Eiiha1G
Feeqlllng any be1saf; bat On seef iiis 6slnE Eso-
Commended e ne ~ one vll9 had beeR clEld -
hld NJ falil n fEtI. Is NJ II f'1Il
ny eli better bei6ra I Had laGa 6ns6IlEth
- ebpf eni Aitef taking hltf : hdsI a. q sg.II
nan, and ear eat Gl5 y n illll, aIll siaJ .
hearty uleli three times DAY, 1ifhoil ilc1IIls-
ulenee tfqll ans Thug eat or dFiI " son flfns
proper, are at q % make all
EeieF g ne, y WI Filily ivs ~ slrAbte IN
taEnlAttan . any one iio may eall On me- = $.
feqtsi ettaliys Z. JOHN u. DABcOcf
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DFsPBPsIA-
SS :.s 1 erie sof DyR.R.lsIhs

a Positive CuFe for DygpepSta-The
great american LAtIeRepstRkstAtb- =
We my ny with safety thlt ninety cases out Of
every hundred, that one with ennsluptIon had AZ
flFSt only d SpspSfa. Dyspepsia quickly laws the
the most fltal character DTsDGpsfa =
the disease that takes ifdI g fiaf brefig Sfflif
az amhltfdn Rad Hh6De. EN- l1tnffa4 mi U1iIfl
rs for The enterprise o. HIS ~ @ tE seE al
to physicians u every school tIat II mr. fshaFts5
Cordial there 6 : care Tor tlI j1Fst = n d.
pepsIa. s.s,5s = -. = - =. - =, .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

Little Richie has already furnished more
than her quota; nevertheless, We feel con-
fident that she will meet any further dess
mands, in her power, that may be made
upon her, for either men or money 10 assist.
in putting down this heIl-engendered re-
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WlSHART,S TAR CORDIAL

NM III Ul1ITIEIT NV 10 IlII11II1 Illllsl8
w Cenlpmptial u rot 9na tie poger % med
and I.rsasf BFnc h. Astil = iiss. GEsVsI, ali -
unfaElids Renldy fiE gdnale Complaints.
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
IL tie only VfiAl &C Pine Tres, Obtanal
By peculiar process In The distllti0n o. the tar
BY which tho highest medicinal properties are no
4 E the medicine .ha. earosvAsn an o.l'E' have
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

lust RECEIVED NY
~ CT. ZANE & CO.
0nes kQneheon SteNaFfis Scotch llalt Wht1Ey-
!. = I've Ripes Arc sNlE1Etto Brandy.
Two BaErlls very ED Reaeh Brady.
lFEop4Y Barrels Cab CldaF.
Twenty E0mluilo Cider.
i6E SAFE low ng.lss.
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d. y. i. ID. as Vt - 3,

ean only give = few II he many thoasllls o.
eertihoates an receiving In favor % this great
4edielnesl but have had = quantity q thepl pub
tidd. Whether yen e0neluda % give the 1Io1leina
trial OF not send for eircllaE. REieg E1y Oo1ts,
and One Dollar, bottle. .s..ll
Prepared OnIy BY the REopEistoE,
Or. 4. 20. sWISHARF,
...4 5s. 3. EhllaAelphfl, Pa,
sold in Wheeling By LOGAN, LIsI kCOs 49,
and Z. Il. LOGAN CO., gl7l
Agents for West Virgins.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

THEaE is no more patriotic community
in West Virginia than the county of Rich
lie. The Pres, ofthat county, in speaking
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24

oUIRTRR MAgTRR GENERALs OTEICE u
WHEELING, N0VombeE25s Is6S.
A LII persons In the eity having arms OF equip
a meats belonging to the etatesere required %
Wharshouse, corner Of Market and Quincy streets:
BY order Of the 6oVeFnori L5.G,,f
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-24
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