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WORCESTER. MAss
Mn d. HowARp:-It is with great pleaspre that
! send you my testimony in favor of your CANCER
AND CANKER SYRUP 1t has effected by the bless
ing OF cd attending its administration the greatest
cure that ever came 10 nv Knowledge Nv son was
afflicted with Ferer Sores 10 such degree that for
four months his life was dcspaired Of whsn i was
Informed that Zeba Howard of Randolph Mass
cure him Immediately sent for him. and in three
DAYS after he came the boy began 10 recover and
continued to improve till his sores were Completely
healed since which he has enioyed as good healtb
as could be desired. have recommended the Svrup
10 great MANY persons since who arc aIso ready ~
give their testimony in its favor of ali medicines
OF which have anv knowledge 4 regard tbis for
the diseases for which II is recommended as rur
REST could write All day and NOT tell half feei
in relation 10 the utility of YOUR excellent Syrup-
Nav God speed you in YOUR work and succeed your
efforts 10 alleviate human suffering ~
MARsoN EATON
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CHARLEsTowS Oct IS 1862
To the Editor If rhe Boston Journal
Wishing to perform duty which consider dine 10
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Dine at the

vi ERCHANTS' Exchange Eating House. II 10
ID Exchange st Free Lunch every day from 10
81. APPS dom l.. S. TW0MBLY
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MEDICAL.

THE,
Powers Of the Vegetable Kingdom
COMBINE
THEIR MEDICAL PROPERTIES
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Two Trips a Week!

znes> On and after Thursday April 9th,
t2sSz4zs- the Steamer NEW EseIANn. Can't
- >z*sc,s.- Il. Field. and Steamer n sw BRuxs-
WICK, Capt. L. Is. Winchester, will leave Railroad
wharf foot OF State ST.. every Monday and Thnrs
Jay al O'Clock L. NJ, for Eastport and ST. John.
r RES
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.

Possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else of the kind, and proving
effectual after all others have failed,
is designed for both married and san
of distractions. from any cause, and
after all other remedies of the kind
have beel, tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without single failure,
when taken as directed, and without
I the least injury to health in any case.
! rg@It is put up in bottles OF three
different strengths. with full direc-
tions for using, and sent by express,
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Telegrams TO the Richmond Whig.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 81, 1888.
Tho city 10 full Of conflicting Of the battle Of
Chicamauga. We have lost many prisoners-estmated
At Ave thousand and upwards. r..-a
All our dead and ious,y wounded in the hands OF
tho enemy.
In tho attack on lookout Mountain the enemys loss
was comparatively greater than They grove vs
back by force Of numbers. 'Skrmishng commenced on
Saturday, and thore intense firing Sunday and
Monday. The enemv charged Lookout Noun
tain forty thousand strong at the same time
occupying the attention of our right wing at the
foot OF Mission Ridge The corps Of Gen. Breckinridgc
met the shock with un,nching courage and deermina
tton In the afternoon the enemy increased n numbers
and by repeated attacks succeeded in making impress
sion on our lines Al four O'Clock IN the afternoon
the loft OF the centre gave way, the enemy pouring
the valley like food. Our troops seeing themselves cut
on got confused and retrca,ed In disorder.
Astcr repeated charges, we evacuated Mission Ridge
on wednesday. Our army is now at Chckamauga.
wo bavc stx hundred prisoners.
The Washington and Cobb batteries lost all their guns
General Waltham wounded. wounded
rjvIng horc and being cared for.
General Braeg's headquarters al Ringgold.
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seomrhp fcrtia tBr Lott Queenstown and Liverpool
ship Hornet. Mitchell, san Francisco-sntton Co.
Ship Kin'paii Dearborn, Fanama-Merchant Is Car.
Ship Iotus Harens Triese-F c Schmidt
Rark Quart Castle OBJ, Clark Cape Town-w liams 4
Bark ssnam,i, Crosby: Ceue-Basseu a Nicherson.
BARK Daniel tBr). spearwaser. Ma,amoros-G Wheel.
Rark chan,iclccr fBr) Potter Por rrince-H Becker
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nIig Santiago tBrem), Eisenbrook. Kingston. jail @
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schr sir c2lin Campbell tBr). Collins, Noneeo Bay
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s:II J II Youmsas. Peterson, Wa'h'ns'0n-Vaa Drnn'
ssaS, sss1 .sur. ssE;,Hss Campbell "''s'fon-E H'r
.aahrj , sRoaord. Ionr.;rss, ror,rs.' MONROE
sssl rrs. Abbott I.wsSa S.'i%orsvan a"rss pruu.
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sssr Golden cs,s Weeks s.ls%s Rope.
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NO. a':S G'
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days. tn%ss'a Ss s'A'' Shields
ms :st 10 Tns Mso %sn o % g. lon ~s IL
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& p..ls I.Il.s Pssii sssis. sa,s;s;sss %;ss%ss
AS%. .ne Se R.es%ss Ess 0a asas sy,ssep0
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| eehr Nelson Hall HaIvey. POI tsnd
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| fchr Misneso sota. smith Norwich.
| Rehr Risrt Diamond Young rcushkeepse for Rstrnore
Steamer Dudley Buck % transport. Lewis Ses ben
I NC with rassepgsrs. "a Us puaricrmasef.
| Steamer Ar'irsn. Kirk. Baltimore
| Steamer 1Ayrsi. Chrisouhcr, Baltimore
\ Pteamer ~ ~ru. Adams. Baltimore
Steamer rrankhn young. naitsrore
stesmsr sea can. Ksnncs. rrov,asnca
1 SAILED.
| sob--sbin Ade'sde barss Henry Trowerd.r frrses
Aersndra inisn Belle CID Dom nion hfigs tdo .. Hrbe'
4 na"rc,c, sehrs Albert Msspn, v klckersou.
Wind st sansct wsw.
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steamship North American. Dutton Liverpool fand a,
sehns Hattie koss, Poland sagua Hattie Samrson fnc,
M rort And zSS 995hs tons) Blake Baltimore and Fortres
NYork >~ "~'"' "sDu"e
koCkLAND Nov 20-Arr schrs Forest Wilson and A L
bert Jameson. Jameson NYork 2is Mary Brewer Woo
rraee Edward Island for NYork Path barks New York
noer Bangor for Nfork; sieian do for Messna ian
s) sd zah) sehr Mt Hope. Shading NYok sd 20rh s-hrs
-, l ~ merp.s wasnson 2; Bengal Haskell kYork;
s,e.r, sn,eson, Baldwin Knowlton Hertz Spear: Nile
Sh.1e .' eugene Achorn and 8 Partridgs. Hix do
, a. asrv wngdon Wiicher: Jameson Jameson Mary
r. U"r.c woo, Jean star - Delaware Crockett and
MmAIsetx, cray NYork Ella. Alexander; Carrie Wells,
brown apd Empress. Andrewa do -
SAE.sM. Nov zs-A schrs H q Whidin Mail ph,,aao,
-N'a: Leocads. Sinai, NYork. " '''
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Peter iIevscn. Co. d, I'd Pione,rs.
Shas Greene. Co. I, 2d Pioneers.
q. W. Miller, 60. !, I'd Minnesota
Sorp Well. Go. r., 2Jth I.linois.
81 :. Mccarthy. Co. n, 27th Illinois
W, y. haforj, Co. A. Goth Ohio.
' 9ohn Lincoln, Go. =, Goth Ohio.
e"rge Parks, Co. +, Goth OhiJ.
= ''nt George Jones, Co. X, 69th Ohio.
serA Cr. g. 69th Ohio
H. Bur-, 4 Go u, 69th Ohio
adolphis pe,L 'H'h Ohio.
Bent r.. a.Hgo~. 'inois.
A"~ns, T,'l y. u, IT, irois.
e. \. LoTd:rnso, Co. h, Se.N M,s
WIN Parkes Go p, so,h Ohio. ~,
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Our washington Despa ,eh.s.

WARRINGTON Dec. I, 1863.
HIS the opinion here that, account Of the character
of tho country south OF Chattanooga and between that
place and Atlanta Rome the campaign that dirac-
i tion in ended for the winter
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AIiacellnnrona.

srsls.nir Gro wisp,soroS. Of n n Cromwell a Cos
New Orleans ne the dry dock for the prpo.a OF
rceeivins new propeller
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rua .-E.
.n. VERY LATEST.
-.>-~.~~oo>~~>~-~>rD~~~sS
Arrival Of Prisons--s ffsTa Chatta-
nooga r-l LoulS''sille.
BRAGG'S MAIN F0p.cE BEYOND DAL TON.
&C.. 4 &C.. &c.

CNuxNAn, Dec !, 1859.
Brags's nnvI force IL reported beyond Dalton.
Rebel sw~, slers were coming into tho Union lines
Henry hndrews the Ono Hundred and Twenty Fourth
0hio sentenced shot January 8, for do
sersson.
Feen hundred prisoners arrived At Louis
viDe last night.
Guerilas ara worry Troublesome on Inc Cumberland
Boats nrcd INTO, houses and citizens robesd
and property carried % OF destroyed. r.g
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. I, yS63.
Generals Ho~ker ar0 Palmer evacuated Ringgstd this
morning. ats burning the mills teposs, public esildpgs
and railro~a bridges
The cavalry reconnaissance twenty three miles south
disclosed oanemy butcney found in force al
Tunnel NtiI.
The raiirOad Rom Rngold 70 ChicamauEs destroy
| ed BY eeneral HIsoker.
Oosel Grass brigade left She old battlefield In
Chiouwauea, ,burying dead. large eumher OF which
left by the rebels uncovered since September 90
| A despatch General Burnside, dated No
~SrIber IS, says:-The enemy on the 25th
| novcd 'ep three brigades and attacked his bri
1 gIde' strong position the south of the river
rte enemy repusod with ioss Of hundred
nykted. The position strengthened, aud though
enemy moved down large force with the intention
of reto.y Ing Burnside believed it could be held
he ablo by using 'the roads left 10 keep
supply OF provisions anchorage th
-wsy 10 him.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
S HIPPIN q NE w s,


ALMANAC FOR Srv YORK-THfs DAT.
06 IL rs
SUN SKIS ............. "a HIGH wArKR eve OF
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
rs an .. :: 81 s sss
only rs,as and cGscla,i tnoan remedy
q Ss.s s and
w AND BEAUrrry5ye IsE pNx COMPLEXION.
or the .0r; aordsr, : nc; tn "Sa arts: r. ;s. Ne
5 srss ffSI %
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q q The he sS Asa % sora . :. ;s,s and
ha, long been .oush, and row 70, the FIRST tins. ne
doe. not admit d ee"ca ss Is s.cs. bot sSs Isi
sssr added
bottle iul equal gallon of he syrup Of psns
THESE ExTRscrs HAVE BEEN ApaIrrEp TO usx
~ al .ss sE ncspaL .n ' ruBS
sxNiTtRY iSsTITUTioNs taroas,oa, The land, Welt
% private practice and are considered as invaluable re-
See rsmark' made b, the ISe celebrated Dr.. rHrUo.
sss rs e %:se y Der aS. S.
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nELxBoLp's PREPARATIONS,
nRLxsoLps FREsAKAroSs:
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GENUINE ExTRACT BUcBu.
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BELnBoLD's
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cTsuISE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Cat out the advertisement and send fOr std svce In
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| THREE YOUNG MEN IN THE ARMY BETWEEN THE
of MA, and y-two desire TO op-n core
spondence wrh three sdss Must We gohd ookiug
and the ~ and twenty sna aere~
vith ~ vtsts. Atdress ~ confidence G. W e.
and N c. and a.. Company X Twenty euth res q,
4 Mnssachuscits Nvlupicers, For tress Monr,~, Va
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BOSTON Ycy SaAsr Sh,Isn t,Ag San Carlo, rio d3rmerl,
ssr Ar 'N,g Ws%. iSs% ": H:s.Os c.nsm sne sabesp"
Josiah Aehorn Hatch Rondout cid Br shp Agnes,
e :ns WEBSTER sor cSamPcn SsSS
s, A%s sc cs.s as and an. fsa Gs a,
ter Gsorse,oNn, PC. sd, Wind NV. ship Agnes
Dec Arr steamer Nara Love Deroi, via Halifax for
RSL1rxoss: Nov s,An ship Assu.,s SRrsSs, E,lcA.
renee Fuller d, 'esr; Tanno Tam wsysr pop,oes; ss
rionssr rspiey Ro.on; Jesse L Leach tudieo', Pori
Sr,S se ps @ Sc : ys;ss s,s. . s. ss
nuetps ror,.soas,s NJ & VI" Chs.,sr ,yer MTsare
ss rs.a stnse% Wss csrmin. w. ns tsssnc
. ~. @ sSn Move bI KsT4f sS s
.oo boston FOR fisdsplis Presto Ihsisher 90 New
s.s R ss fsssr5 s c 0
s'Ss. aoidswsi,c ssco Syo-t veic IN Rri ScIo.
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'ii ior fh.e.rhi ri; Ks.: s,S,f FsIsf %yett Sd
Ss: s:.S s.S S:.ss
Nov S-Arr bark Acacia, pnshsm, ,Bouaire FOR Bo,,gn
s sS sssst is of !'sS sass ;sa..
se9srs N.Ieleh.sd % ict %rh,s.epS, ga yrs' Neiscn
s.s ,u,ip wsosi sirs srs Ssw pv k;"s ~.
arprs. nm B. ismsr,trs, tssy r.r,o, and d.o l''' ~
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ssseS iVs .c1r ellen Rodmsr BOwns an NYart sn s.,b
setis iame. Gos,cy ror, EosaL SC via NewIoty Eu
Syo,t issIslls. Baker. DO
SSy " wT S.rs S..ssSs s.r Sc G. s9Gp
Kennedy, Nyo,ki Lw pierce lorns Hanger Tor Bait
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CRow, RENsEN 4 cos
VI CALIFORNIA BRANDY.

Pretectwe Society A regular monthly meeting Of the
Of Beesker and Greene "Wednesday
ing December 1863 Mnm6ers requested IN he
tai in Of importance
acted. By order. THOMAS CASSIN President
PETER McQuApE Recording Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

WIDOW or DOMESTIC AND ECONOMICAL IA.
n bis takes this me hoi To MAKE tte .ciunnnnce N
gentleman OF the hieie.t fesI ec,aAiy tion o. 70 ~
ysnts With " mony liberal income e1ni
fsposiiion. and 'rrc heart u all Tie requisites 10 ussc
nome table and happy Address Ia sncefiy Aex
eofris New % Post
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CRAMPS vICToA,tFs.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PACE

Jesse Eearrey, @. :. l"Cth New York foor
nathan Bit on, "a. g. 40 n New YORK ssart,
James - can. 90 a, i3G!h New York chest ''
lsa o'e Sch"c ider, Co. l. TS1 i'ennsyIyapia scro,
"'''i cha les Fens'rj 60. = 3sd New Jersey hana
''''-i- Il rar y "'"u'
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CAs HEATING STOVES-"A' sruv ss- -
(I Warm your foqms ... m. IL na,snt Gas Heatns
with ths new regulator Ism smosphsre pards,
Se Prcs s. %. % 10 and sia h'0no~.'- pOrsA
49, nEw YORK GAS sroyr. WORKS.
49, Ai Broadway, N .ov canai ssr.e,
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'sCELLANEOUs.

hA. go NAILS CHILBLAINs
CoRNs BUNIoNs INyEh. Ry , ~, " Vs. RICE,
l j frosted feet, &C. cured withIu' nShs ~.
Snreeon Chiropodlst, IS Bower, Uve ch slnt &C. by
Rice's Ann hilatoT cures corns ou"'o""
mail. 80 cents ---->---@
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MATRIMONIAL.

1. CigTLEMAN or MEANS DESIRES TO MAKE
n tHe scgsoncc Of lady not over ~, With view to
py good education aud good ., ks desired A..
IN sincerity where interview may he hs =
T. r. WILEY stati n 3. Thi a avenue
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SOse
FAIR TO AID THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF ALI
Saints Church corne OF Henry and Scanned streets,
on Wednesda Thursde and Friday OF this weeE from two
n ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE GRCCERS AND
~ Liquor D~ers Of this city will be held Thursday.
Drcember At eight O'Clock r. NJ, At Mrs Hammers l3D
Geeuwc street. for the OF organizing and OF TAX
ing proper steps TO the retail price of nQuors
JOHN r. WN. MANGEI.a. Chairfnan pro tenn.
HERMAN SCHMIDT. Secretary pro tenn.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02


BILLIARDS.
A NUMBER OF DEALERS IN SHODnY BILLIARD
Tabes are erdeavoring TO dispose o ther rares BY
he of well knopn combiun ~ cushions
wih they neither manufacture nor tntse aud which
arc only Tor sale st our mandatory. PHELAN COL
IENDFa IS IS, 81 and 81 Crosby Nrse n. y.
IroR sALE-rwo SLATE BED BILLIARD RAEs.
=, in perfect For particulars apply 10 j. 30.
fART riIner Of Frankfort and Wil!iam streets, y. Y
0rTng BILLIARD cuE,n JUST ISSUED. CONTRASTING
all the recent bi Hard repors OF matches Tor the
char onship. aud the rues governng the championship
kc Sc Copies bc had, gratis. At our Office or VIII De
scpt by upon the receipt nf two cent stamp Tor post
age PHELAN C0LiENDER, 81. e. 81 and 81 CROSBY
street NY.
THE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE,
Approved and adopted by tho Billiard Congress OF iSo,
The and only reliable billiard tables msnuiacnred
halls Cucr and every ace relating u billiards. Toy sac ~
PHELAN CoLLENDER corner OF CROSBY aud spring
sreets New YORK.
U,HosE WANTING FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES.
i Il fair pt .s should eau ~ o. DtCkhks W i'on
street with hts paient combiuauon crshons Deckef
American -four pocket Table approved by the leope ef
pocket tables made -four pockeisha trinug expense.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A PHFLANs BILLIARD
w Table fnl syr aud but little used with httures con-
pcie Addr san where can be -een and o~es' cssn
price box 223 Herald olce
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REV ARDS.

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL. BE PAID BY RETURN
"A ing % Bceknan street black Satche. marked @
A. Hochiss containing valuable papers taken through
mistake from the New York and Harlem while and
ing at the depot street. November 20 a. 10
AN. HOTCHKISS' SONS
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GENTLEMAN OF GOOD STANDING IN SOCIETY.
n rfty hve ~ sxest. De. OF formn! an 10
lady who is rom eneumran
aud posscsson of some with ew To maitinnotv
I'll advestr give unaonbled testimonials az 10 chsra
ter Ac and Srni4 The from one wh ma
answer tbs. bsis eniirry a'enr and n~ets usan
table cuJ maze he loIuc hsppys Address TOT
s~e wceS r II Ccinelias New Nork RS, oncc.
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9ailgguteIligerrtrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
FWuvEsOup L1HEs OF NoSPARGIl, (oA oaI mcH, Jon
LEss, NAKH A SouARk.

A6-SPrCIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
A8-YOarly Advertising on reasonable tOrms accoF-
ding to the occupied and the number Of changes
Anadyorti,smsnts trom transisnt psrsuus q Straus
erB TO be paid for In adpGReH.
Business Cards not exceeding nve lines $40 per year.
or 90 for sx mouths but for shorter period nothing
will be counted lees than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising ls limited to
the AdVertisera' own Immediate buEines8; aud all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
UEauction sales and real estate sent by them muS'
be paid for At the usual rates.
A9-AdVertisementS not accompanied with WFtteh
Notice. iSr Political Msstlnss to be charged in all
Marriage, Noties.of Funerals, aud announcements
Of sermons, 50 cents each. nOny11-'69
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UEsDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER H. 1863 NUMBER IS.

are bad enough for those who do not like
them. but they have the advantage Of o
tough vitality; and oligarcby Of not, our
form Of Government and our social organ
izatiou give promise Of longer life than
the mob rule Of the North, with attendant
mau. worshtps, aud monkey.worships. Not
that we think that ours is the best of pos.
sible Republics, and the present the most
agreeable epoch in the worlds history.
There are endless abuses rife in the Con-
federacy, and many a man, since the begin.
ming of the war, has wished to change
places with his grandfather or his grand.
son; but the fabric Of our social life re.
mains, ss whole, unShaken, and 10 lieu
of pleasure we must console ourselves with
the philosophical reflection, that, alter all,
happiness Is not the highest good, and that
our descendants will wish they had lived
in the stirring times Of the great revolu.
tion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17

Rrom the E1aminur. llth.

The enemies still confront each other IL
Tennessee, and the struggle may be renewed
there Mt any moment. The iul. there caE
be only temporary, for the indications are
too clear to doubt that the enemy is de
termined and preparing for battle. The
correspondent Of the Atlanta InteIiigeHeey
writes from Missionary Ridge:
Our extreme right now occupies LOud0n,
the enemy having evacuated their f0rtftica
tions on our approach, which noW gives as
the command Of the Tennessee River at that
point, and brings our forces within 23
miles Of Knoxville, under cover Of the enc
my's own works. II is expected that there
will be important movements In this dfree
tion at some future day, as our near pFox
unity to Burnstde's army must naturally
suggest.
Our troops are painting for move. hav-
ing become tired of biVOnac life, especial
" on these dFeary heights aud swamp
valleys. The health of our men, consider
ing their late exposure TO cold rains, is
very good The most Of the men now In
our army have become we'll seasoned and
hardened to camp life and duties. A num-
Der, however, are suffering from cold, &c,
but NO serious complaints. Three thous-
aud fine, heavy English blankets have been
distributed among Breckiuridge's division,
which were greatly needed aud If the
Government and people will continue TO
provide for our soldiers. they will gradually
be more comfortable. Our bAnds play night
aud morning, AID our boys are cheerful
and in COED Spirits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17

From j. Ne,ytOn BrO,pn. D. D., Editor ertAs Eney-
etcpediG Of RsItgtoHS RnOs0todGe.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of NO sum
esnt reason, why may not testify TO the bennt
be believes himself TO have received from any slmple
prSparatioBs In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute To the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily In regard to HOOdand's
German Bitters, prepared BY DR.. @. u. Jackson, OF
this city, because was preiudeed against them for
many yeArs, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. Rm indebted to my
fdSnd RobeFt BhoenakeT, Esq.t Tor S9o rSlausaAz1f
nsnf TO try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these BitterR, II the beginning Of the present
year. followed by evident relief, and restoration
70 degree Of bodily and mental yisor which had
NOT felt for six months before aud had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. l therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use Of them.
Philadelphia, June 2s. 1851. ~ " '
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-17

1900 to the latter place. This will leave
about 5000 In Richmond, which it is to be
hoped will be reduced, If possible to none
at all.
1--WE are requested to state that no beei
is impressed for the Yankee prisoners, but
1t is bought-we presume at the schedule
prices which is about the same thing
Whether or not, the beef is consumed by a
population that don't belong here, and the
sooner It is sacked of to some more rural
and less exhausted spot, the better for the
community. Il seems that even war don't
deliver Us from our curse, Yankee monOp-
oly.n