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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

o., 60 pispatch to The N. Y. Tribune man ,s.,
or THE MUsTERED-oUT SOLDIERS
,.,-o,,s were passed to-day at the Treasury De-
,s,,.s-, 60, tho payment Of all the regiments thai
-. b., or are about to be mustered out OF the
.,eryice. The sum required was between two and
three millions.
A CANARD EXPLODED. -.
Tb.re i, no knowledge at the Treasury DepHh1;; 49,.
a Mt Of the alleged departure Of agents IT, end
country to sell Government bonds IN
the statement 10 that effect is disbehs'e'
GEN, BANKS's SUCCESSFUL, 20. to- from Cen.
The President to-day received ro,,;or,lv NH.
Banks substantially confirming 90 -, h,iniou,
6ebed uewspsper accounn :, a.ou,I,, oro,,,,,. "A
and importspt successes 'NN'
the Union arms in LOUISIANA
Drc,., ZION FOR LOANS on CURRENCY OR
GOLD.
H.. Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
5d thai ali contracts for the loan Of money or cur
srcv on gcld at par over three days SHALL IN addi-
tiop to being written or printed, and signed by the
ns,;es or their agents be stamped to the amount of
ope.half Of one per ceDtum of the sum loaned aud
interest thereon at the rate OF elk per cent per
anpuu. loan of gold or silver coin over par IL
void A loan of gold or silver at par is subject only
70 the duty imposed on other loans.
DEPARTURE OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER.
M. Romero the Mexican Minister, left town this
afternoon. The Legation will be closed during his
sbsence.
THE REPORTED THEFT AT HILTON HEAD.
TIE Clerk of the L. S. District or Prize Court at
ey West, who s reported in Hilton Head letter
q the Goth instant TO have absconded with $780,
belonging to the Government was still at his post
the 2lst instant. Letters on official business up
that date have been received from him at the De-.
rtments and there lie no evidence here Of the fact
alleged.
STAMP DUTY REGULATIONS.
I'e following words in Section 6, page II Of the
sci OF Marc 3, 1863 "No stamp duty shall be re-
uired on Powers of Attorney or any other paper
'elstiDg TO applications for boundes, arrearages Of
pay or pensions, or to the receipt thereof from tine
70 lime, are beld to exempt only those applications
which are made in pursuance Of law for the purpose
named, and for or on behalf Of the special classes Of
discharged, disabled, deceased officers soldier.
ssllors, or marines entitled thereto.
HoNoRABLY ACQUITTED.
. Among the officers against whom grave charges
Here made by Gen. Hseck when in command Of
tne Department of the West months ago. was Gen.
fliz Henry Warren. Gen. Warren has brought the
L Ter belors TIC rrebidouv5 ss.Ses~-i |Ss,-
<ssocate Gen. Holt to investigate the matter. He
~ just reported thar all the charges are altogether
unsupported by evidence, and the President has ap-
1rcved his conclusions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Arrest for Treasonnble Correspondence with
Rebels.
INntANApnIIs- We

INprAsAPoLIs Wednesday, April %, 1863.
DR.. Dorsey, resident OF this place, formerly of
Maryland, was arrested to-day, charged with
reasonable correspondence with the Rebels. He
was sent to Louisville, where he will be tried by
eourI-martial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Arrival Of the Steamer NJ. Andrew.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, April 20, 1853.
The steamship st. Andrew, Capt. Kera, from elias.
gov April 9, arrived hare to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
f OF TIFIC TION s..

been the motives which sanctioned this act Of sever
ity, certainly deplorable that thousands of in-
offensive beings should be compelled to cutler the
disastrous effects Of bloody battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
ROM WASHINGTON

pmEu7 OF @sTERED,ouT SOLDIERS
,,.,,, ,aKyS SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE
ION for Loans on Currency or Gold
ntercs qfSptc1ING CERTAIN STAMP DUTIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Death Of nm Eminent Citizen.

TososTo. Wednesday. April 80 1863
Judge Conner died suddenly last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Rebel Government EconoB,izing I'm
Soldiers Uniforms Dead Soldiers
Clothes 10 be used by Live Soldiers
Rights Of Partisan Hangers Defined
Anxiety of the Press about Blockade
Running and Raids by Union Soldiers
Info virginia..
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
JOHN;
One negro woman. named
HANNAH;
One negro won an. named
MARIA;
One negro bey. named
PHILIP:
One negro boy. named
GEDRGE;

And one crop Of Tobacco Tin house).
And, by virtue of one writ Of Fieri
Facias. issucd ont Of the Court Of Appeals
of Msryland. ut ihe suit of Horace ID.
Swami against the goels and chaitels.
lands ard teuGinenss of Francis A. Hard
ins and Ann III Harding; and by viria,e
of three writs sf Eieri Facias, issued out
of the L.rcuit Court for Saint Mary.
County, one III the suit Of George III.
Morgan, use al LIKE w. b. Hutchin<. use
of Carey. Bangs aud Woodward, of BaIfi-
more, against the goods and chaitsls.
lands and teneilsents of Francis A. Hard
ing and Ann n. Harding; one at the sui, ol
Lake w. b Husci,ins. use of Carey,
Bange and Woodward. of Baltimore.
against the gexssls aud cha,tels, lsuis aud
trnesaents Of Ann M. Harding; and enc
at the suit Of Francis Ncsle, Berjan,in @.
Harris aud JOHN H Misunderstanding undes
the firm and style Of Ncale. Harris x Go
against the goe.is and chaiiels, lands
aud t'snemcnts Of Francis A. Harding: and
80 me directed. II have seized and AIKEN in
execution all the righr. title. interest. CLAIM,
and demand. q Inv and in equity, Of the
said Frascis a. Harding aud AnB n.
Harding IN ssa % the following property.
TO vii:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
VA l. Z 4 BILE
RRA1 ESTATE
4 Nd
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

RY virture Of five writ. of Ver.iii"ni Ez-
~ pnnas. issued out OF the Circuit Court for
Saint Mary's Ceun,y, one at the s,,it Of the
State "f Maryland. AT the instance anil FIR thu
usr "f .Ian.es 7. Nj Rahey. Treasurer Of the
Schal fluid for Saint Eary's County; mo at
the suit al the Stale of Maryland, at the in
stance aIal for the use cf the Treasurer nf
the County Commissioners Of Saint Mary's
County, aein.t ths eon!s and c.,atiels. lands
md tenements nf William B. Goddard. James
II knsL and u ID B.akis,nne; one at the suit
of the State "f Maryland. AT the instance and
for the use "f Zaci,ariaa Tipritt, against the
goods and chatiris lanris aud tcneineutS of
William Il Goddard. Zachariah II G.idrmith
and James III Knott; "ae al The suil of the
State # Mar. land. n the instance and ior the
use nf Joseph Rissell, against the g'sa's ami
chattc's. lands and ten..mcnts Of William Il
Gml.!ar.l and James Fl Knott: and one at the
suit OF William + Leach and George II Her
| bert. trading under the firm and style Of
Leach & Herhcrt, u~s az John c Herbert,
against the g,@nis and chatiels lands and ten
elIe.nts Of James II Knott; and TO me directed
| hayc SERGE! and takcn III execution all the
right, title claim. interest and demand at
law and in equity. of the said William Il
G,a!dar,i. James II Kn.tt, z ID Blackstone
aud Iachariah II G"itlsmi,h IN and to the
; following property, to wit:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19


And. by Yirturc nj smr wriss ri Fieri Faci-
~. Issued out Of the Circuit Court for Saint
Marr's County, enc IT ti.r suit of n II I,-
bcrtson aid San,iel W. Brixroc. trading UNI
der the firm and style Of Robertson & Bris-
coe. use # Richard Y Miles; one at the sui,
OF Oscar Miller; one =. the suit of William H
Garner. and one st the s,iis Of same. against
the goosis and cla.tcls, lands and seaemcnss
at james III Knott. aud To ne directed,
have seized ans taken IN execution all the
right. title. interest, claim and demand. Mt
law and IN equity. Of the laid James II
Knott in and 10. the following pn.refty, 70
wit:
q Cnws; 9 Ysar!insS; 10 Head NJ Shrp;
Hogs; tsdi; crop ut Tobacco lin hnn>ci: 1
crop VI Corn and Fodder; enc crop IT Teiiar-
ca on Creek Farm; s.nc GRIP Of Csrn and Fod-
der nn sane; Yoke oil oxen; nne ~ cart; s
Co~.: lsu:i; |. Bull Yesriisgs: / ~rrci Mare.
? Sorrel L.'Fses; Grey HIRE; Hack
Mare.
Also. s'ne tract or Jared Of Land. called
and knuH'n a.--
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
SHERIFF. SALE OF VALUABLE
RE.7L ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Try virtue of two writs of Vendisioni
Expouas. issued out of the Circai'
Court for Saint Mary's County. one at the
suit of William n. and Henry G. Garner.
use of Luke w. d. Huschins, use of
Francis Neale. Benjamin G. Harris and
John II. Neale. trading under the firm and
style of Ncale. Harris & Co.; aud one a,
the suit of Charles II Beale: against the
goods and chattels. lands aud tenements of
Francis 4. Hsriing aud Ann NJ. Harding.
and to me directed, I have seized and taken
in execution all the right. title. interest.
claim and demand. at law and in equity, nf
the said Francis A. Harding and Ann III.
Harding in aud to the following property,
to wit:
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
S II Z RIFFS SALE OF
VALUABLE
r Al IS Ate.

pY virtuo Of "ne writ s,f Flrri facias. issued
~ out "f the Circuit Court ir Saint Mary i
County. at the suit Of Frederick St"ne, Trus-
tee fr the sale Of "Sa,ithwood, against the
g.'als aud cl,atiels, lands and tenemen,s oil
William NJ. Taylor. Robert Ford and VII
liam l.. Smith, and to n,e directed, have
seized ard taken IN execution all the right,
title, interest claim and demand, a. law and
in equity. Of the said William NJ. Taylor.
R'bcr, Ford anil William l.. Smith in aud T.,
the following property Ia wit:
One tract or parcel Of land called and
knows AS
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
SHERIFFS SALE OF
VALUABLE
r E 4 l. Eg T A IT E.

10y vir.vc Of one writ of Ficri Facia..
- issued out of the Circuit Court for
Ssin. Mary's County. at the snit Of Alex
ander Penn. Richard HI. Mitchell and l..
V. Oliver.-trading under the frm aud
style Of Penn and Mitchell. -assignees.
against the goods and chattels. lands aud
tcnen'ent~ Of George Caapalier. aud to me
directed. have seized and taken in cxecu-
'ion oil the right. title. interest. claim and
demand. At law aud in equity. of the raid
George Chapalicr in aud to the following
property. to wit:
One tract or parcel Of land. called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
PART ST. RECHARDS MANOR,

containing 10 ilrse~ more or less. q.
This land !. ele&ibly situated near the pa-
snxert liver arid sniisias the ia,s;s of Cant.
Fitzgerald. CT. Gss,. F.rlfs and tar,
Charles Wise. Tire soil Is well adapted t.,
the gruwth 81 re staple prodacts of this seq
tim II the state -
The improsculess,s col,<ist of c,,mf:,rt:.-
lie Dwelling -l.Hist. barns stables aud other
ordinary Out-hsssss~
Th. terms ~ sale, as prescrihea by thu
ircrer, are: Twp hundred d liars in cash -,
the day af xsle md the residue II, equal i.
xta'm~i.ss III osta and tsro wears. the .lsfcrssl
payments IL bes4eurrd by flsc 'iHnds ef tlss
purchaser. With security I" be approved b.
the Trustee. and bear interest from the day
o! sale.
II. FORD.
Trustee.
November 9Th, 'sss--,s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
GRE,!EM SPRINGS.
containing
us acres,

more or less
This land IL located in Charlotte Hall
District in this county.
And | hereby give notice. that on
FRIDAY. the Goth day oil
November next.
ct the village Of Charlotte Hall. in this
county. between the hours of 10 o'clock
4. NJ. and 4 o'clock. p. NJ, I will expose
to public auction the above described pro.
perry. 3" seized aud taken in execution, Ia
the highest bidder for cash. Also, to
satisfy oiiicers' costs On same.
THOMAS L. DAVIS,
Sheriff.
Oct. 10Th. 1SC3--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-19
FOREST LAND,

containing l3 acres, more less.
These lands are located in Saiut Inigoes
District, IN this county, aud contain 355
acres. mere or iess.
And, hereby give ns'tice. that on
THCRSDAT, the 26fh day Of -Soremlrr
iastuHt,
at the Court House door. i'm leonard Town,
between the hours If II o'clock, NJ. and 4
"'clsck, r. NJ. tshall exp"~e to public a,,c.
ton the above described property, ~ seiz,.l
and taken in exrcntion. to the highest bi,l.!e,
far cash. Aisolto satisfy officers costr On
saline.
THOMAS L. DAVIS.
Sheriff
November sth, lSc:--ts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24

One of the Oopperhead papers. with II
complaeency which could be found only in
a dull dsV0tee of tho absurdity that there
are no human rights whatever, speaks OF
the "twIn crimes Of Abolition and Seces.
sion." Why not complete the list Of sim
liar twius7 There are, for instance, the
twin crimes Of pArricide and filial affection;
of incest and WsdIOck; of arson and human
ity; Of burglary and charity; Of honor and
treachery; Of truth and falsehOOd; of muir
der and self, sacrifice; of decency and indie
cency; Of temperance and drunkenness; Of
right and wrong. By the same wise elas-
siiCRIiOn we have also the twin criminals
LuCreLia BorgiR aud Florence Nightingale;
Tamerlaue and John Howard; Washington
and Benedict Arnold; TOutssant Lower
ture and Gordon; Aaron Burr and Hamilton;
Jefferson Davis aud Abraham Lincoln;
Robert Smalls and Robert TOOmosi Nor
gan and Theodore Winthrop Quantrell
and Robert Shaw.
The Oopperhead philosophers base their
claim to conservative patriotism upon their
denial of the fundamental principle Of our
Government and civilizations IL iisbe-
lief In God and the devil proved a man to
be SINGER ely religious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
AcIever hit.

We find the following terse commuuica-
tion in the London Daily NeUs Of the 9Th
instant:
"Sir We are at war with the New zea-
Iauders-'we for empire-they for Inde-
pendonce.
"what IL president Lincoln recognize
their beliRerent rights ?-and what If New
York capitalists take a Nav Zealand loan
and IT an American Laird furnish New
Zealand Alabama. to be commissioned by
q Maori lieutenant and manued by British
seaman from the naval reserve, and so on ?
Why not and what then? ! am, sir, &c.
"NEMEsIs."
This Is but small crumb, but John Bull
can find great deal Of meat in it II he
chooses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
The puty Of ths Hour.
From the Boston Herald, democratic. ]

1t isno time for men to be grumbling
about trifles, and finding fault about this,
that and the other Il is no time for
bfainless demagOgues TO spout their SYM
pathies for Jefferson Davis and his guer-
rilla band. It is no time for men to be
eternally finding fault with the Union ar
my and the way the war is being conduct
cd /. 1t is no time for men to get up con-
yentions 70 sympathise with slavery and
the slave power, for that power is broken,
and broken in consequence of the folly
of the slave owners. Tho people should
SO vote us to sdstuin the Union cause, and
vote for that party or that ticket
which will be the most likely to
break down the rebel leaders and their
scheme for q southern confederacy found
ed upon slavery and military despotism.
There is no dodging that question. The
last act in this solemn drama is drawing
to close, and free people must see to It
that they are not cheated out of the fruits
of their labor. They have gone into bat
tie and sacrificed their lives to maintain
the integrity of the Union and our system
Of government Millions Of treasure has
been expended tor the same purpose: and
now that the prize is within our grasp, it
is important that the advantages gained
should not be thrown away in consequences
of any fancied mistakes Of those in power.
Let US wait until the rebellion is over,
and until the country is out Of danger
from any interference on tho part OF
France or Great Britain; and then if men
in high places have abused their trust the
people can vote them down., 1t will not
answer in this crisis to place men in DOW.
or whose sympathies are with the rebels.
The only hope left 70 the rebel leaders is,
that The North win divide, and that the
peace party at tho North become triumph
LIANT 1t is the duty of the people in the
i free states 10 see 70 il that the enemy. dc
rive no advantages in this way by eleva
Itine their friends in the free states I,
power, to aid them in their dying strug
'Igles. ID 81. 60.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
our National FInnnces,

Robert J. Walker is now in England,
aud has commenced the publication OF a
series OF letters on American finances and
resources, 10 the first Of which he explains
and defends Mr.. OhGse's system. It's sue
cess is shown by this striking statement,
that tat the close of the fiscal year ending
LIST July, 1860, our public debt was only
$64, ,769, 7Os, and Secretary Cobb was bOr-
rowing money at IL per cent per auuum.-
On the lst of July, 1868, in the midst Of a
stupendous rebellion, our debt was ST.
O97, ,214, 900, and Mr.. Chase had reduced
the average rate of interest to 3 90 per
cent per anuum. Mr.. Walker looks for
ward to the time when the national banks
and currency will displace the whole state
bank system and currency. He thinks tbat
the gain to the country by this change will
iu twenty years he nearly equal to the
cost of the war. On the influence
which Mr. Chase's system will have in
identifying the interests of the people
with loyalty to the government, Mr.. Walk
or says: "It was the state bank syHtem n
tue f6O6I " 6eS0o~
sion mainly the siuews of war. These
banks are uow generally insolvent, but If
the banking system now proposed had been
in existence, and the circulating medium
in all the States had been an uniform ma
tiopal currency based entirely on the
stocks of the United States, the rebellion
could never have occurred. Every bank
aud all its stockholders, and all the hold
ers of the stock and notes OF all the banks,
embracing our whole paper currency,
would have been united to the Govern
ment by an interest so direct aud uuiVer-
sal. that rebellion would have been impos-
sible. Hamilton and Madison, Story and
Marshall, aud the Supreme Court of the
United s4tes, have declared that to the
Federal Government belongs the entire
regulation 'of the currency of the country
That power they have now exercised in the
adoption of the system recommended by
the Secretary"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
GES. MEAenER,-Tt is aupounc

GES. MEAGnER.-It is announced that
Thomas Francis Meagher will speak short.
y at OOlnmbus, Ohio, in support of John
Brough for Governor. This brave and el.
oquent Irishman has fought rebels in arms
long enough to know the breed when he
sees II. however disguised, aud he kuows
that VAllandigham's affected patriotism
and zeal for personal and constitutional
JED. Davis himself
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24

kdli0F9 INItHIYfnrFT (
srad you an old paper, which may fer
re- ont more fully some ofthese old rebels
who nave necn DOING so much to fire up
the #, oplt OF Northwestern Virginia TO op-
pose thS .,u hnriiics of the Government. 1t
was handed 90 me by An Old rebel who
,ook me for one OF his clique. remarkiug
that it w.. euoSEh 1, cOuViucc auy man.
an most respectfully,
A servant Of his country,
A. HIEKLE, Scout.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24

The sale Of the Plantation Bittsrs is without pre-
codent In the history Of the world There no secret
in the matter. They are at once the most speedy,
strengthening health restOrer 'Ver discovered. II
requires but single trial to understand this Their
purity can always be relied upon. They are COM
posed Of the celebrated CAItsaya Bark, ca'earilla
Bark, DAndeIIOn. ohAmOmile PIOWOrs, Lavender
Flowers. " ntsrgreen, Anise, ClOveT.buds, oTaHge-
peel, snAkerOOt, csrawsy, cOr4ander, BurdOek'
S-T-1S60-X. SC.
They are especially recommended to cIersymen,
public speakers and persons Of literary habits aud
sedeutary life, who require free digestion, relish
Gar iOoA, and clear msAtaI faculties.
DSlisits females and weak persons are certain 70
and in these Blttsrs what they have 20 long looked
for: .as
I"eJ Pu'"J' ""oU ."sn Sua 'I''sO
They create . ns.l.as ePro'''e. A..
Lne3 sto n 70
Ihey ol ~
-
1uo
SSto ~ ~ co,.,, ,,o.n,.
Uu.o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24

ka-SPECIAL NOTlcES Double the above rates.
y. 06-TcAry Advertising on reasonable terms, aocGr
SRR to tho space occupied and tho number changes
ulAdc.
Al Observation-Disclosures transient persons or sttAug
ors. TO be paid for in adpaRas.
BuSuoSs Cards not eIeseiiuEave Ines $40 por year,
OF 50 for SD months but for shorter period nothing
will b. counted les than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising b limited 20
the Advertiser own Immediate buEineSs; and all
advCrtissnlents Tor the benent OF OtheepfEOns as
we'll all le'Al Rtygrtisnmenta and AdV nm snts
4faueiian rtAl - sIo, sent In by them' mus
be paid fdf u il ~ gii.II
SS-AfIli - ~ accs npanled With VT ttes
dlFG1GId ~. " ~ MOD ntIll forbid, - 1Iin0
nboSFdinSly.l4 t.. |'..'.|'I2NI ~
~ Sofions taE fr l-Ltell - ~
CaFes At fulT6teS, r1ftt -.
Marriages, Notiecsof Funerals, md ahR5neemehts
D sermons, so evn;s each. nOnvll-,6o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
THE FAMILY GOLDEN 4 GIANT
A l. b S.
ATES
STOREY'S

PHENIX ALE BREWERY.
VIHESE ALEs ARE MADE FROM THE CHOI-
i eeSt Malt aDdH aud pure GltorSd water aud
unsurpassed in BTillianey and Flavor. For sale in
FOURTH STREET. SOUTH WHEELING.
N. B.-The Family Ale Il an excellent dinner Ale
wholesome and strengthening tonic, and 10 put up
In kegs and half kegs tOr Family use.
Orders LETT at O. W. Ree8Eing Co.'S, corner CI
Quincy and Market streets, will be promptly atter.
ded %. nONih-tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
REFER TO

Hos. r. Z. BIREsmRE. Judge Supreme Court e
Appeals, MoTgantOWn, West Va.
Hos. VIZ. A. HARRISON, Judge Supreme Court Of
Appeals, Olarksburg. West Va.
n. 3OFH, Esq., President 81. N. Bank Of Wheel.
ing, At ClaFRs6uFg, West YA.
". WAGNER Cashier Il. 1 II. Bank Of Wheeling,
at MOTEautOWn, West Va
Kama RAHN, Bankers, Pittsburgh. Pa
RrTrESRoUss, RAET 4 Co, Bankers, washingt0u,
d. 9. auE5u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
Smiths BOttIfng Cellar.

ITNHE updersigped having placed his BoTTLiNa
j WORKS u thoIouEh repair is now prepared 10
S'SSu isis. ono. W. SMITH.
A PRESH Supply Of CONGRESS WATER lust re.
auERS \. BOOKING. AEt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
soLDlIAs' HOAE. suPERtSTEzDEsT's oTglcs, |
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Jan. 18th, 1868.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Jan. 10Th, 1858.
1havs given your Plantation BIttors 20 hundreds
noble soldiers who stop here more or less dis
abled from various causes, and the effect is marvel
lOus and gratifying.
Such preparation as this is heartily wIsh in
every family, in every hospital, and at hand on
every battle field.
CIV. AsDRrws. Superintendent.
DR.. WA. CnnDs. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, WritSs;-''I wish every soldier had bot
tle Of Plantation Bittera They are the most efec.
tive perfect, and harmless tonic ever used"
wILLAED's HOEEL.
WAsHINUTos, d. O., May I'D. 1853.
dHNTLENEN:-we require another supply OF your
Plantation Bittera the popularity Of which daily
increases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully,
&c. &c. 30. Go. &c.
Be sure that every bottle bears the fAe simils Oi
signature on steel plate label, with our private
stamp over the cork.
n. II. DRAKE q co.
2O2 BROADWAY, N. Y
Sold by ali respectable Druggists, Physicians
GrOcers. Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers, ~