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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ga COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
THROAT If allowed to progress, results In serious
Pulmonary aud bronchial affections, oftentimcs in
durable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected part and give almost in
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CATARRH
they beneficial. The good effects resulting from
the Of tho Troches, and their extended use, has
caused them to be countereited. BE sure to qua rd
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the gcnu.
ine BroipM'S bronchial 7FOchcS which have proved
their efficacy by test many years. PUBLIC SPEAK
FRS and SINGERS should use the Troches Military
Officers and Soldiers who overtax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have thom. Sold
everywhere at e5 ceuts per box. jan27-3m
~DRAKE's PLANTATION Bl1TERs,
For sale by REED & KRAFT.
AS-AIER's CnERRr PEcroRAI,
For salO by REED& KRAFT.
a8-ITnNsrREEr's HAIR COLoN1Nc AND RESTORATIVE
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
A8A11 OF Dr. JArNEs' FAMILY MEDICINES,
Por sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
AS-DRAkE's PLANTATION BIrrERs,
For sale by REED kKRAFT.
wHosrErrERs STOMACH BIr7ERs
For sale by REED KRAFT.
w-LrSDsrr's B1oOD sEAacuEn,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
wDEAKE's PLASrA7IoN BrrTERs,
For salCb by REED & KRAFT.
~ Mas. w1xslov's SOOTHING srEup,
Por sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
A~DRAxE's PLANTATION BrrrERs,
For sale by REED KRAFT,
No. 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

This delightful article for preserving and 6cR1III7
ns the human hair Is again pa; up by tho original
proprietor, aud is made with the snms care, ski,
and attention, which Hrst created It's immense aud
unprecedented sales of over one million bottles an
uuaIy 1t is still sold at IS cents in large bottles.
Two million bottles can easily be sold in year WIFI
it is again known that tho KathAiron is not only tho
most delightful hair dressing in the wosld, but that
it cleanscs the scalp of scurrnnd danlru gives the
hair lively, rich Iuxurnnt growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. Those considerations worth
knpwirg- The kHtl,airou has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted rs described. ANY
la'iy who values beautiful head orhair will use tho
Ko,hsirou Tits finely pOrfuu,cd, chO,p and vslps.
BILE. 1t is sold by all respectable dealer. tbrougou,
the world. D.. BARNES CO,
deciO OmdSw New York
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G8we call attention to the advertise
ment Offering brick store house for rent
in Cadiz Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-02

VQtG FOR THE CONVENTION
49, MCssrs. Editors: Please announce Prof A.
T. Ross, OF West Liberty, candidate for the Con-
stituttonA Convention, 10 ill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Gordon BattelIe.
In making this nomination We beg to remind Union
men that Mr. Ross was the first public man in Ohio
county who declared that II elected to the Ricnond
Convention he never, under any circumstance would
Sign an ordinance of secession.
We beg also to remind New State men that Mr.
Ross Is an original advocate ofOur new State That
by his pen aud practical efforts he has contributed
MANY NEW STATE MEN IN THE COUNTY.
janl9.tiIl fcb5
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NOTICE.

hLEhRsONSarc hereby Motif d hat the li.tu
n valuations, aud Commentators mai" ard -.
ny a. = F0ss and Robert Pratt, Assisiau, Assessors
nmucr me Excise Law Of the United states f.r the
Virginia will be open FOR in. cctiom for The sac f
10 DAY from this date, at the cicCs Of the aid A.
ROSS ana H"heft Pratt, in the city Of Wheeling
county oil ONO, sta,e OF Virgins. will attend hi
inc "inGe "i James G. Orr in said county, on tho oth
day OF February. 1853, ErthO purpose oiIearn, any
aud eIumeutiOus made and taken ny lilo Lii 4 +
oss ana K"ye't Pratt All appeals must be In writ
ing, ana must specify the particular cause matter
or thing respecting Which decision Is required: and
must state The ground or principle of int1usljtS or
error cOihpsainci Of. JOHN rARNINSON,
Assessor First Collection District VA
Cameron. Jan. -, 1865. inn2i.tjIJ az:
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LIST OF LETTERS

10 EMAINING IN THE yYTTFrTTNyIl poe,i a.,
AZ EhCE; on the I'd day of February. 1888 "
A5-Published by authority Of Act Of Oo1.r... IN
the District where printed ~ ia = ASN. ~
80 Persons calling for letters In the LrS4. viii
please say they are ADVERTISED va
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HEIMsTREEp's
LNIMITkBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

1T IS NOT a DYE:
But restores gray hair to its original color. by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural susterance
tmpaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dyts
are composed lamar catSe, destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair, and afford OF themselves no
dressing Heimstreet's Inimitable Colorlug not on.
y restores hair its natural color by an easy pro-
GEES, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling OF, sradi.
cafes dandruff and mpNrts health and plonsantness
TO the head 1t has stood the test of time being tho
original Hair cOloring, md is constantly increasing
in favor Used by both gentlemen and lsdics. Iii
sold hy NIL respectable dealers can be procured by
them of the commercial agent, d. S. barnes. eca
broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents mud 81.
decl9-6mdkw
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TI7HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK have declared
ont of the earnings of the last six months which will
be paid to the Stockholders or their legal
tivcs on demand, free from Federal and State taxes
jamie s. BRADY, Cashier
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MARSHAL COUNTY, VIZ,
TO TIE CLERK OF TIE cor ,rY cnl-nrr nr

SAID COUNTY: NNU"A VI
w H., JOHN n. MORROW, CASPER KRoN-
HART, and MICHAEL DOLAN, three fret.-
holders OF the said county, do certify that by virtue
Of warrant to us directed, by Hiram McSfecben n
Justice Of the said county, we have this day on our
9 oath viewed and appraised Cow, taken up by
said estray ut five dollars The said COW ia n small
pale red COW, white face white belly white feet, slit
IN the lett car, and under bit At the sane; sue
posed to be seven yenrs old. ~
Given under Onr hands this 18th day of January.
1000 JOHN Il. MORROW.
CASPER KRONIIART
| MICHEL DOLAN,
r. II. CALpWELL, Clerk. Jan24-ws,s
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MARSHALL COUNTY TO-WIT,
'INo THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT OF
4 SAID COUNTY; We, Chrfsty Marble. James
Of said county, do hereby certify that by virtue OF
warrant to US directed by John X. Morrow JusTco
Oh SAID county, We have this day Oh our oaths view
go ana appraised a COW, taken up by Richard Far.
on nus land, as an estray and Rsess the value of
SAID estray at ten dOlara. The said COW is medium
NE, %nite and red specklod, red ears. red ring
around the nose, and red feet supposed to be seven
years old Given under our hands this third dAy Of
January, 1868. CHRISTY MARBLE,
JAMES BUMGARNER.
80 JOHN j. CRAWFORD.
Z. H. CALDWELL, Clerk. sau7-atw'
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BATCHELoR's UAIR DYE1
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

Published for tho bencft and as n warning and a
caution to younG men who suffer from Nervous De-
bihty Premature Decay, Co.. supplying at the game
time the means of SeltCure. BY one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. by enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope, sIsGLE COPIES may be
hal Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esd
Bedford, Hinge Co., Now York. GpI-lyd&w
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A. W. CAMPBELL, P. II.
UNION
/. Wholesale and Retail
BEDSTEAD AND BOX FACTORY
z. PHILLIPS,

EoT street, Centre Wheeling, Va.
r HAVE ON HAND a large and complete assortment
of Bedsteads, Lounges and Cribs, which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Made to order every description of Trunk, Valise,
Grape, y, SuI w
net Makers and others.
Dedposts, Table and Stand Legs, NewalI Posts and
Banfsters on hand and made to order.
Scroll, Pannel, WeatherbOard and Rips wing
promptly done.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
would respectfully cali the attention OF the pab-
lie to my stock and trust by Gtrict attention and
prOmptness to merit continuance Of their faTorS.
noY6-ly
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There Is open to the student also a course of
SINESS CIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usages, Finance Banking and Currency; also naxims
methods Of conducting business successfully ana
avoiding failure.
Instructions in the above subjects are intersrrry.
cd with uRxims and inculcations tending to the
formation Of high character men and citizens
The course of instruction Ii intended to be as
comprehensive and thorough as that Of any Of II
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the gte
dent is much less.
II. H. begs leave to refer those to whom he 4,
unknown to Geo. W. Smith, Esq, to the of6cerg
stuuentS. noy24-6md&Vr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Laughiins & Bushfield.

SUPERIOR SCOTCH WHISKY IN BorrLEs.
SUPERIOR SCOTCH WHISKY IN BOTTLES.
PROM MALT ONLY.
PROM MALT ONLY.
DISTILLED BY STEWART & Co, GLASGOW.
DISTILLED ny STEWART & Co, GLASGOW,
THE TRUE MOUNTAIN pew
TIE TRuE MOUNTAIN DEN.
KIRKLlsToN BRAND.
KIRKLIsEON BRAND.
KIRKLlSTON BRAND.
This Whisky was captured of Charleston, s. c
being intended for Je Davis, and is tho finest evs
brought into this country. 1t was Contiscatod and
sold at Marshal sale, and can only be- got At
LAUGhLTNs Il BUsHFIELD.
No. - Main Street, Wheeling, VS..
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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FOR Sale or Exchnge for City or
Landed PropertY.

T OFFER above my Country Residence, situated
Road, containing near five OF land. The prop
erty is well improved, neat cottage building good
stable and out houses, number Of good choice fruit
trees Of all kinds, and fine selection srubbery
&c. For further information apply to /. II. Will
Jams, Monroe street, or Capt. John List.
iauS-9n JNO ATCCIIIRE
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DECIDEDLY COOL.
Sewing Machines

ERONER & BAKERS new improved Lock stitch
~ sewing Machines, with Hemmers, FellcIs and
bralaers, &c, are the best in usc. All Machines
Jos; McDoNAI General Agent for western Va
Vidce No; Mcclure House, Southeast corner Of Mar
kst ana Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va. janZO.Cm
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VIRGIEIA-At Rules held in the Clerks once
fthe County Court for the county Of Lewis for
the month Of September. 1862
james A. Hail. plaintiff,
We.
A. II. jackson, defendant.
The object Of this suit is to obtain n Judgment
against A. II. Jackson for twenty-five dollar ,,e br
negotiable note from said A IL. Jackson to the plain
nm And IT appearing by affidavit filed in the paDers
oil this cause, that the said A. H. jackson has yoinn
tary left his home, place of business and
and gone into the armies of the socaIed Confederate
Sta!e on motion Of the plaintiff It Is ordered that the
seid a. H. jackson DO apAear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what l.
necessary to protect his interest," and that copy Of
Wheeling Integencsr, and posted according 10 law
Copy-Teste: - "
janl5lw .wooFTER, cler
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CrIIxESs FIRE, MAXINE LIEE INSURANCE Co,
wheeling, Va, January 2Sd, 1853
uVHE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY have this
dRy declared cash dividend Of six per eeut- out
Of The earningS Of the last six months, free from
Federal and STATE Tax be paid to the stockholders
or their legal ondemand on andater
A'-0 '-S'.- WV. sHRIvBR, Sec.
Once, NOT Mcclure House building. jan2t-1W
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New Clothing House.
se2.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT

SCaUENFIEID & BRO,
No. 40 HI0in street, Centre wheeling.
TREMENDOUS STOCK of Mons and Boys Wear,
i Of bcst material and Workmanship, ut lalEprice
Furnishing Goods, Hhia Caps, and Carpet Baga sold
equally cheap II Is very evident that no new house
will be established now during this crisis except IL
IL fully able to compete with older ones, which
having been bought under very favorable auspices,
certainly Will sell you goods TO say the least
astonishingly low and less than they can be bought
lu this city positively"
Como at once and examine the stock 10 trouble
to show goOds. At No 80 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
SCHOESRIELD 4 BRO.
o, forgot. PIease bring your money along
40 Germs. mv23
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26
GENERAL GRANTS CuARAcTER.-MaiC

GENERAL GRANTS CuARACTER-Major
Z. ID. Osborn, formerly of Rochester, a mem
bcr Of General Grants staff, writes to a
friend in answer to Il question in regard to
Grants character He says:
III you could see the general as he sits
just over beyond me, with his wife and two
children, looking more like a chaplain than
general, with that quiet air so impossible
to describe, you would not ask me if he
drinks. lie rarely ever uses Intoxicating
desires than any man ever saw; more pure
and spotless in his private character than
almost any man | ever knew more brave
than any man / ever saw with more power
to command and ability to plan than any
man | ever served under cool to excess
when Others lose nerve, always hopeful
always undisturbcd, never failing to accom-
plish what he undertakes just as he expects
to.
have known him intimately, have been
a part of his household for two wears. and
am not mistaken in my estimate of his char
acter.n
General Grant is, and always has been Il
democrat in politics, but he does not rccog-
nize the C"pperheads as Democrats. When
told that General Logan was making stump
speeches in II inois, while on furlough he
replied that he considered him in the field
serving his country as long as he was fight,
ing the Copperheads.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26

BUNcnINo TICKETs.-The Copperhead
leaders intend having their tickets all bunch
ed, and in that way, compel their men to
vote the whole ticket. Their idea of de
mocracy is, that men in the humble ranks
of life, have no right to think and act for
themseves-an insist upon their voting
the ticket as it is made for them on pain of
being read out of the party. A true and
independent democrat, will never vote for
any man, OF any party, if he thinks him un-
worthy or not qualified, and no man can be
q true democrat, who has not the indepen-
dence 20 do so. The Southern leaders con-
tenG that mechanics and laborers should
neither hold important offices, or exercise
the right of voting The Copperheads don't
yet go quite SO far, but insist upon the
right of directing the rank and file how to
vote,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26
cy- TuE CosT OF CoMrRoMrsE.-Th,

~" The CosT OF CoMPRoMIsE.-The
Peace party want the war stopped, and ask
to compromise with the traitors. Now,
compromise means of giving and taking
from both sides And if the rebels were
even willing, we shnuld have to agree to
pay their enormous public debt, which al
ready amounts to more than twelve hun
dred millions of dollars. How much would
a mans farm be worth, with such debt
saddled upon us in addition to our own
No. indeed oar only policy is to whip the
traitors and make them pay the whole ex-
penses of the war; by tax on their cotton.
King Cotton was the cause of this war; Let
him pay the expenses. That is the true
democratic doctrine, the doctrine of Jetler.
son ard Jackson, and the doctrine of every
true democrat But that will not suit the
rebels South, nor their allies, the Copper
heads of the North. Let democrats then
everywhere, separate themselves from tho
Copperhoads, and they will soon see what q
small band Of intriguing office hunters con
stitute that party.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26

Let every man take part earnestly in the
present contest. 1t is the greatest that ever
yet has animated the people of Pennsylva-
mia. Heretofore, our political battles have
been fought upon questions of Administa-
tive policy. now the Constitution itself is the
stake. Let every Democrat remember this.
and put forth all his strength to save this
country.
The above is from the N0rhumJerlaHd
County Democrat, of last week, and appears.
at first sight, to be loyal and sensible par
agraph. But even in this, d;sloyalty is
lurkingly concealed. He speaks OF the
Constitution being at stake, but has no, a
word to say for the Union. With this adj
ded we fully endose the article. We say
too ''let every Democrat remember this" and
avoid the serpentine course of Copperhead
politicians, as he would the reptile itself.
Let every democrat remember that these
Copperhead leaders have stolen the livery
Of democracy to overthrow its principles.
That while they repudiate the democracy of
Jefferson and Jackson, they have adopted,
in its stead, the traitorous heresies of Breck-
inridge and Davis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26

s1g CoPrERHEAD CALC .--Purdy
and Bachman must have an idea that their
readers will swallow anything they say-but
the big story of fifteen hundred wagons at
the late Milton Copperhead gathering was Il
little too much. According to this, there
must have been two wagons to each voter
We attended the Union meeting at Milton
on Monday night, which was addressed by
Judge Kelly, Of Philadelphia, and Hon
Green Adams, of Kentucky, both Jackson
Democrats, and we were informed by respec
table citizens Of Milton, that it was larger
in voters than the famous wagon meet
ing" The wagons were counted 10y three
different persons. One made it lO3, another
llS, aud the last 100. Even Charley W
only claimed $50. This is a small matter
and we only refer to it, to show what long
yarn some people Can spin from little WOO
when trying to pull the wool over til,
eyes OF their readers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26

sB- Our Breckinridge ncighbor tried hi,
hand at speech making at CopperheaC
meeting, at Bloomsburg, two weeks since
The circus was just opened, and the contest
was, which could draw the biggest crowd
the clown inside or his competitor outside
The circus orator. who is more patriotic, as
well as more entertaining, proved too much
for our neighbor, us will be seen by the fol,
lowing from the RcPUJlieaR:
when the time arrived the crowd came
il is true, but the most OF them went To the
show, leaving but u few people at the Court
House, who were addressed by Mr.. Purdy
from Sunbury, editor of the "NorthumbeI-
land County Bible" We used to exchange
with him and found that he was wonderful
ly lame in his orh0graphy and Grammar
but we never dreamed that lac Was equally
deficient in his history until We heard him
assert from the stage, that Member al
Congress from the state qC Maine, was in.
rarcerated during the Administration OF
John Adams, when every school boy knows
that Maine was not admitted rs AN indie
pendent State, until 1880. We suggest that
Mr.. Purdy book himself up u little"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26

There is an old proverb that man is
known by the company he keeps. Now it
cannot be questioned that a number of the
Copperhead leaders are open and avowed
Secessionists and assert that the rebels are
contending for their just rights. If that is
so we are worse than traitors in opposing
them. If not, how can any one, not hold
ing traitorous doctrines, associate with men
who do, and yet expect to be called good and
loyal citizens. We know the great mass OF
the democratic party are good citizens and
are not wiliully ,.isoyal, but thousands are
misled by disloyal and intriguing politicians
There is but one course that a truly loyal
man can pursue, under such circumstances
and tina. is, vote for no man on party
grounds, neither for a Democrat or Rcpub-
lican, but vote the Union ticket, until thi.
wicked war is over.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-26
BATTLE or CHATTANOOGA.
THOMAS GRAND DIVISION SCSTAINS
TIE FIGHT FOR THREE DAYS.
TIE REBELS REPULSED WITH TERRIBLE
SLAUGHTER

WASHINGTON. sept 22.-Accor(lirg to
official dispatches received here, dated as
late as live O'Clock Yesterday afternoon,
Gen. Ro,ecranS had information that Long
streets Corps had reinforced Bragg lriurc
the battle OF saturday, and II was suise-
qucntly stated hy dc>crlers !rom the rebel
army that ENcli ; corps had also come TO
his assistance.
n telegram was received here to-day,
ir' IN the officer IN command at Chattanoo-
ga, speaking III the most encouraging terms
ol tine general Results of the actions of Su-
turday and Sunday, in which, according to
his representations, the Union army achiev-
Ell substantial success. the enemy being
most damaged in killed. wounded, &c. 4
prisoner, taken from Bragg's army, saws that
Mobile has been stripped OF troops 10"
Braggs army, and that some troops huvt
been sent to him from Charleston. Also.
that some from Lees army were in the late
lights in fact, that the whole Conlederuc\
seems 10 be concentrated there for the AT
tack on Gen. Rosecrans.
The Star and National Republican, in
late editions this afternoon, have accounts
evidently derived from official sources. The
longer one from the Evening SGaI is as fol.
lows:
On Saturday, the 18th, demonstrations
was made by the rebels i'll strong force,
which appears to have been repulscd 10y the
force under Gen. Thomas, with advantage
ON the Federal side.
On Sunday an engagement commenced
late in the morning. The first gun Was
fired at y. NJ, but no considerable firing
took place till ten O'Clock. Previous To
this, General Rosccrans rode along the
whole length of our lines. Soon after the
battle commenced, Gen. Thomas, who held
the lelt, began TO call for reihioIcements.-
At about noon wOrl came that he had been
forced to retire. The second line of rein
iorccmcnts Mas then sent To him. and Gen.
McCook's whole corps, which was ON the
night and as u reserve in the centre, Was sent
To ais assistance.
Wo3d, OF Crittenden's Corps, and Van
Cleye, who held the front centre, Was also
ordered ~ the lett, when the fury OF the
cannonadi,g showed that the rebel force
Mas mass'd Their places were tilled by
Davis anC Sheridan, OF McCook's Corps
But hardly had these divisions taken their
places in the line, when tho rebel lire which
had slackeaed, burst out in immense Nollits
upon the centre. This lasted about twenty
minutes, and then Van Cleye, on Thomas
right, MAS seen 10 give way. but Ia tolerabe
good order. Soon after which the lines of
Sheridan and Davis broke In disorder, horne
down by the enemy's columns, said 10 have
consisted oi Forks Corps,
These iva Nere the only divisions thrown
into much dissdw. Ihce u Neyloy aud