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EXECUTORS NOTICE

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

bDSG1a. BISIE,S 7FAEBI111 oRDsR.1
Gen: sigel has taken leave of his troops
in the following farewell order:
Z; HRAD9sAs DRl'F WRsF VIRGINIA,
oEDAR CREEK, Va, Nay 81 'e4. !
Gsasral Ord1s Ne az.
By an oder Of the President of the Uni
ted States. Am relieved from the com.
mand of this Department.
is my successor. = ..5'-
!, In leaving the troops under my imme-
diate command, feel It my duty to give
my most sinoereto the officers and mem
who have assisted me SO faithfully during
thelastcampaign.
Having no other wishes and aspirations,
but to serve and promote the great cause,
which We are all bound to defend. hope
that final success may crown the indefati:
gable seal and goodwill of this army.
F. SIoRt,
!. r+sl IL "a Meior General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

16RA1LsoAD Aco1DEaE.ATHREE MEn
KILLED AID oraERs WouSDED.-We learn
from gentleman Who arrived yesterday,
directly fromthe scenes that horrible rail.
roam accident occurred on Monday last at
NeLuress Landing, on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad, about three miles from
PArkerburgh. which resulted 10 the death
of three men aud the Wouudlng Of several
oshers. a large train bearing the I4sth
regiment of Ohio National Guards, was
moving along at q pretty rapid rate, and
when near McLure's Landing the track gave
way, owing to a defective rail. The tender
jumped the track taking with 1T passen.
ger car which turned upside down. A
soldier aud two students who were 10 the
car were almost instantly killed. Two men
bad their legs broken aud several were
badly injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
New York Market.
NRW. YoRK. Nav. 81.

NHWs YoRK, May 81.
=. oot.on-2c better; middlipg uplands at
Flour-State and Western firm and in
fail. demand peEtly for export; 81 25t97 IS
foriex. State; 81 60@7i76 for. ezra K, n.
.. aud 81 80@e 90 for trade brands
Market closing firm. 1hcluded In GALES ara
1000 bbls extra State for the first half of
June at the sellers option at 81 so,
Whisky-Tn moderate fe6uest AZ 81 OK
@l 26 for State and 81 27@l 20 for west
ern, chiefly ct inside quotations.
Wheat-Qafet, firm aud moderate sup.
ply and fair export demand at ST al 81
Milwaukee club and 81 67@l 20 for win
ter red Western, A large portion Of sales
to arrive. iLcluded in The sales are "a 600
bushels Milwaukee club deliverable from
the ,2oth Of jane to the 9th Of July ct
Corn-scarce aud quiet at ST 4OSa1 Al
for,new. and old mixed western. ~
oAts-Heavy and drooping at ,s69s64
for western. ~ f,sas.s'l :, IN.
Wool Quiet and without decided change.
Petroleum-Firm; crude 40. r., ~
Pork-Htgher but less active At $2s 90
OPS 25 for mess, $27 IS for old do, $50
e for new dor closing at $50 25@3O so;
S23 .76@26 90 for old aud new prime, $2s
259 26 90 for prime mess.
1Lard-Sieady aud more active, 1t l34A
l44. the latter price anextreme.4 Also $50
Butter stssdS1s as@sa for Ohio, and
9b@42lfor State. $50 ~ 81
Obese Unchanged at 12@l74.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

D0sH1PPED TO CAup CHAsE.-The two
hundred and City rebel prisoners who ar.
rived from Gen. Crooks command on Tues.
day by the steamer Leslie Coombs, lef,
yesterday morning for Bellair, and from
there were shipped to Camp Chase. They
remained on the boat during the night az
the Athenenm could not accommodate
them. They spent the night in very
jolly manner singing they wished they were
in Dixie. During the heavy rain and thun-
der storm on Tuesday afternoon the most
of the prisoners we're on the decE of the
boat, but they didn't seem to mind the
storm much. In regard to strength and
health the men looked well enough bat
:hey were as ragged ''as Lazarus in the
painted cloth, ? aud as dirty as they could
possibly be not 10 have been literally roll
ed in mud.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
Ohio Union STATE Convention


COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 25.-The Union
State Conyentfoniis large, enthusiastic and
harmonious. All'the.c6untfes are repre- .
scented but two. President, Col. T. R.
Stanley, of Yinton, aud ene Vice President
from each Congressional district. Secre-
tary,, "A. Benedict, of ,Cpyahpea, and
one Assistant Secretary from each district,
Nominations-Supreme7Judge full term;
Luther Day, of Portage co., by acclapna.
ton. "Rulesisuspsnded and Mr.. White. 81
Ola IKE CO., declared nominated for tie
short term; Horace Wilson, by &C lanation,
Tor vacancy by resignation of Judge Gt1oI.
500; VIM. Henry Smith, fof~ Hamilton co
Secretary of State; Col. Wn. P. Richard!
son, OF Monroe, Attorney. General; Dol
Moses Bradley, of F1ltonsi &C. ! Com btrolIer
or the Treasury; Phillip HersfnR, Of An!
glatze, member Board of Bubble Works.
long terms Jas. Moore, present incumbent
Tor vacancy. Senatorial Electors Jno! r..
betnhns OF Brown CO., aud JohnsA. BiuR.
d nam o. Harrison coai Delegates, ~. King,
III: GoVs. Denntson and Tod, Columbus
Delano aud g. v. Dorsey. .Aiternates, j.
y: Snryock OF Zanesville, G. B. Sentef of
Oleveland, 7. s. Wooster of Huron county,
and J. Loudon. of Brown county.
Resolutions renewing pledges to sustain
the government with men and noney IN
suppress the rebellion, and fedornmends the
organization of Abrahsm Lincoln by, the
National Convention, congrathiates the
country on the success Of our arms. and
returns thanks to the army and navy, and
pledges the support of the Ohio union men
10 the measures of the administration,of
Abraham Lincoln, and approves the pend.
ing amendment 10 the Constitution 70 make
all the States free, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

D8-DoE'F forget the sale Of smi,h's
Waddington Farm on Tuesday next At ten
O'Clock a. n. The place is worthy Of a yisi,
even If yOu dOn't intend q purchase. Re.
freshments can be procured on the farm
during the sale.
A conveyance for the accommo datiou Of
intending purchasers will leave the Brew.
cry At o'clock 4 n. and 2 o'clock ?. n.
For further particulars inquire of Geo.
3. Wickham, AuctiOneer, corner Of Market
and Union Streets. 70 t..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

~THB examination of The Third Ward
School closed yesterday evening, aud prov
ed iD all respects very creditable AFFAIR.
In the high School department yester.
day morning, classes were examined in
Reading aud EtOeuttOu, Aritbms,ic, Alse-
bra, Chemistry, Physiology, Cssar's Com
mentAriss, tLs1tn, )and Roman History. In
the afternoon classes we're examined in
Euglish Grammar, Geometry, and AstrOn.
omy. followed by Latin aud Germsn ora.
ton, the reading of Essays, a discussion of
the question, sDoes the sense of hearing
afford more pleasures and sdvautages than
the sense of visiOu,"s concluding with an
original dialogue entitled aThs Public
Schools aud ssminSries." by Messrs,
DoWnes, HAllowell and Williams.
The School Picnic is to come of to. DAY.
The boat will leave the landing at about
half past Z O'Clock An Who wish for a
gay time in the groves, should obtain their
tickets, and be on hand at the time ap-
pointed. Those having school tickets (ls
ets.) must meet At The SCHOOL house on
Quincy street, at about half hast 6 O'Clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

ggTo FHB FRlE1Ds or SunDAr SoHooLs
II WEST VIRGtHIA.-The American Sunday
school Union. desiring to plant Sunday
School in every destitute portion Of the
new State, have commissioned Rev. A..
Brown as their Missionary, Who will re-
sPond to all Invitations 70 organise aud
address schools, aud TO furnish the publ.
cations Of the Society. Mr.. Brown will be
grateful for any Information In regard to
Destitute portions of the State. Please ad.
dress him At MouudsvilIe, West VirRinia.
Knowing Mr.. B. to be the regularly COM
missioned Missionary of the 8. 8. Union, I
hereby recommend him 70 all friends of the
cause. ~
1td&W 8. B, BARS1rz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
ndr OUrRADEs BY CARELRss on D1son. ;

M 0UFRADEs Bx Canvass on DlsoR-
oRDEEty SoIDtERs.-Mr.W.P ssmith, Mas.
ter of Transportation on the Baltimore and
Ohis Railroad, has, seat a circular letter
to all officers in command of trOops sta.
toned along the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, stating that frequent Expectations
have occurred of late BY uuruliuess on the
part of the troops. while being carried over
the road In dstae6msnts or larger COM
mands. A few day since. he says, while
the regular passenger train from Washing
ton fOr'Nsw York was passing train of
trOOPs for Washington at Annapolis juno
tiOn, some Of the soldiers in the latter train
threw stones OF other missiles into one of
the New York eaFs, breaking the glass and
scattering the pieces, one of which struck
gentleman on the opposite side Of the
car, eatting his forehead above the eye.
In other instances, . number Of soldiers,
under the influence of liquor, have risked
the lives Of their fellow passengers on the
traia and others, by disOrdesly conduct.
In other cases again cars of valuable
trsighthAVe been saSked, and. the property
much injured As we'll as taken OF. This
Is WUst serious aud = growing evil, in
vOlving great losses 70 company, and to
many individuals. '"
Mr. Smith says. hat, independent of the
general prOpEiety aud duty, which calls for
Z sEortsi 1t preventing these ,irreg6lSfities
and abuses, the fact that the passsOR ger
trains contain many officers and soldiers
and their families, moving over the road,
and who are subjected to the liability of
injury from those causes, he hopes IL Is not
amiss for him to invoke yigilaut atteu-
ton to the subject, so that By careful
supervision on the part of the oficsrs, and
aud 3 prompt alaerity TO prevent danger
and possibly loss of life or personal injury
to passengers. in arresting the offenders
and interpreting their authority these grave
difficulties may be remedied.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

NEw Yonx, May 25.-Ex,spdedi details
of Sherman's 5ope1afions. iin the Tribune,
show that after. several days lighting 90 Tie
morning ofthe 4 18th the rebels were found
70 be 10 fall ketreat. Supplies and anu.
milton tratnsl were arriving, hui. the artille-
~ was caEffed of. We have 1000 prison.
ers. and hundreds more coming in.-
HookeEl has crossed the river near Resaca,
and sehofela crossed near Potion. sSheEt
man With cavalry was ip:pnEspit Of JOHN.
soniR engaging them with artillery thai
morning. sissi q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

:: The trial Of .;1oGa ". Andrews .lleA1er
OF the July riots was concluded last even
ing. He was convicted andFsentenced to
Sing Sing for three ye4rs. HeimSde two
speeches in which he says instead Of in.
citing the rioters 20 violence; he did All
he, could, do to deter them; butt Admitted
that he ;SympathiEadi with diem ia oppo.
sing the DRAFT and claimed that he had a
perfect RICH to express. his opinion: sos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
Dispatch From Secretary Stanton.
~ WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsH1Earos.
p a..s-sa. May 20, 8 o'clock P. NJ.

-
1osAg," Gen, Dig: q. s,ton .ni
1.-The latest date from Gen. Granite head.
quarters received by this department is
dated At Mount Carmel Church, 1 P. NJ.
yesteFaay. The dispatch says everything
~ going well. Warren has 400 prisoners.
Hancock some 300 and Wright has pickeS
mp some 200. The whole number resulting
from Yesterdays operations will net be far
short OF 1000 Warren's loss is not over
300 killed and wounded. t-s'Ff
The prisoners captured who are in a
greatpart N. CaroliniRns, are much discour-
aged and say that Lee has deceived them.
The pursuit delayed by the great fatigue
of the men, still Hancock and Warren will
reach the South Anna BY nighttaIl.
Gen. Butler In dispatch dated head.
quarters, Tao'clock A. N, says:
tReports that Mejor General FitzbuRh
Lee, lately promoted. made with cavalry
infantry and artillery an attack upon my
post at Wtlson's Wharf, north side of James
river below Fort Powhattau, Parrfsoped
by two regiments all negro troops. Brig.
Gen. Wild Commanding, and Was hand.
somely repulsed.
Before the attack Lee sent har stating
that he had force enough to take the
place, demanded its surrender. and in casa
the garrison should surrender they should
be turned over to the authorities at Rich
mond as prisoners of war, but if this prop
osttion was rejected he would not be an
sWerable for the consequences when he
took the place. 4ifa5
Gen. Wild replied, ave will try that"
Reintorcements were at once sent, but
the fight was over before their arrival.
Our loss is not yet reported. No other re.
ports of military operations have been re-.
cetyed by The Department, since my tele.
gram Of $50, last evening.
e signed, 3. NJ. STANTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

I~W1learn that Charles Wells, indiot-
ed for the murder OF Hugh CLANCY. will
make application for bail this morning be-
fore the Circuit Court. 1t is claimed that
Wells, If guilty. At all, Is guilty only of
murder in the second degree, aud that bis
health is being materially aud permanently
injured by bis long confinement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

1~TAE Wheeling and Pennsylvania
Pike Company has perfected lis orsani1a.
ton under the chatter granted BY the Leg.
islsture At its last session. There viii be
a meeting Of the Company at Lowry's
Mills on Saturday. the 18th Of June next.
Sherrard Qlemehzs has. taken $4,000 stock
in the company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

H%There were less than eight feet wa
ter In the channel Of the river yesterday,
and the stream was recsdiug slowly. The
weather was clear aud q pleasant breeze
prevailed during the greater part of the
day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
illinois Republican State conven-

sPRneEts1D, ILL.,, May, 25.-The .Repub.
ltc4n State Convention which met 10 this
city to day, made the following nominaE
tLons: Gen. Richard ORlesby for Governor,
VIM. Ross, of Chicago Lieut. Govettn6r, s.
Iyndale, Of st. Clair, Sec'y of State, ], N.
Haynie, Of Alexandria Auditor, Isaac Bey-
eFidge, of Kane Treasurer, Newton Bate.
man Snp'tof Public Instructions and s.
w: Moulton Congressman at large. ~
RESOLUTIONS were adopted approving the
acts of the Administration in resisting by
all force known to civilized war the effort
to destroy our national Union, cordially
endorses the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation as q legitimatejwar measure
and regard the use of the negro as a sol.
der warranted by the usages of civilized
war. 2 - = d - : =
Resolutions were also adopted expressive
OF the opinion that the standbf theGoyl
eminent has been in the main highly con.
ductve to the. suppression of the present
rebellion, and we cordially declare ii Abra.
ham Lincoln receives the nomination at
the Baltimore Convention, wewfIl give him
our most earnest support.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
New. York Money Market.

/. Mopey-Easy.. .,s -. $500
/ Sterling Exchange moderate r. quest
AZ 202@203 In currency. ft'
: 4Goid-LnWeF; opening At $50 closing
heavy .atss44 iiii=t .bse q. is.si- ..
Government stocks-Quiet and steady:
y, s. ss 1881 coupons i l4f, 6s2Os COT pons
f06f@ 1O7f. saos Treasury notes for Oc-
tober and April Ill., fs'' d ,2s.if'1sffs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

16sAD.-Rev. ]. H. White, formerly
of the Pittsburgh Conference, but now .
chaplain in the service of the country, has
recently sOstaineda most sad bereavement.
One of hia sons, Drumuond, called after
DR.. Drummond, OF this city, was shot by q
sentinel 6atduty. he fingered for some
days. but died before his mother could
reach him. Such are the sOrrOWfal 'Casu-
altles Of war. - - ..--.-- q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

~ABUslns EEeRoRS.-We learn that
3 certain class Of persons, who have more
prejadtee than sense or humanity, are 10
the habit Of peittng with stones certain
"eitiIsns Of African descsot' who have
occasion 70 travel along the National road,
east TO and IRON the city. We are 10.
formed that both negro women and meu,
employed as servants In the neighborbOod
alluded To-, have recently been severely
abused without the sligbest provoeation.
If such is the fact, the guilty persons
should be arrested and brought to justice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

.wAsurseToE Nay 25,-.l letter from
Fredericksburg, dated yesterday s4ys q
number of ambnlauces under a flag Of
truce have gone to Chauceilersyille to
gather 10 sneh Of our wounded as were
left in the, Wilderness. The ,gueriIlas in
that neighborhood continue their deprada.
tions. 5.tI1 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

1@TnI IlDIls OF 4aE .Ualou AID So
crrTT are still indqstrioglIy engaged in
making preparation for the exhibition Of
tableaux which is to come OF At Washing
ton Hall in a few daYS1s Another rehearsal
takes place this evening" All who have
Witnessed The rebearsalS 60 far agree that
the scenes are prepared with the best Of
judgment Aad COED taste. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

B8TuE horse which WAS stolen from
the vicinity of Washington, Pa, on Nom
day, night, belonged to Mr.. Hazlstt of that
place, aud not to NJ. Clarke, as stated by
ne yesterday morning. The horse and
thief were traced as far as Triadelphia
where the pursuers lost the trail. The
a6imal was valued ct $500.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

gA MAz BY the name of August
Book was arrested yesterday morning for
selling at Wholesale in the 2nd Ward Mar
ket during market hours. Aid. Dulty fined
him So and costs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26


LOUISVILLE, May 2B.-The Democratic
Union State Convention mettat 10 o'cloek
at the Court. House, Hon. Jas. Guibrie
president and Jas. s. Wallace secretaTy
-Four delegates at large and two for essb
Congressional district were selected ! to
represent Kentucky In tbe Chicago Don.
Yenuon. II was also resolved that an
electoral ticket be selected On the sane
basisir s.g9 a4l7T7slI $50 's=t 1f19
IN The afternoon session, electors aud
delegates were appointed. During he
consultation Of the convention Col. Frank
Woltord addressed the assembly, eIicitina
the most entbnsiastto applause. The con-.
Tentton at their evening session we're oc-
cuptediin the discussion of resolutions, the
result OF which has not yet tran5pirea. r.
The Republican convention met at noon.
at Mozart bail. Fifty six counties were
represented and delegates from 90 counties
were chosen, who were not present. Bon:
CIV. Williams, was appointed presid an.
and uol. q. g. Hodges, secretary. Amono
the prominent speakers were &. j. Breeds
enridge, T. T. Barbour, Lucfen AndsFson
and Judge illiSms. !. sXeG5II
Mr.. Breckenridge told the Convention IN
bis speech lhatif be were appointed a 1d a +
'egate he should vote foff III. @Iincoini mi
body else, and he was rapt1r65ntSsly Al :.
plapded. M. Breckinridse vas sonainted
one ofthe delegates! az -, ! 2ftia -
~ y ms r. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

~Wr see by the papers that Majo.
Chas. G. HalPin, better known a. the hu
morOus poet. Private Miles o'Rilsy," has
been ordered TO join Gen. Hunter In thi.
Departmental =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

WAsHtHafoz, Nay 24-ohasaeE. Mtx,,
Ohtet Clerk of Indian Bureau has returoed
from, ulssioni 20 ibeF Six M ijnsj fnaians
He WAS !lnsn e6essfnl ~ 'the treaty fok their
eurrendenaof certain lands i'm Kansas, ow-
ing to divisions among their Led ding men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
laIRparlu YAlfalIIiistsssIT:a !,

fll1ti9 Y5fTHElLifssT.l tf|LltSf
y 0 lPSM.2Tdfs mof6fng Gem Gilmore
went out on a reconnaissance and at $50
a. N. met the enemy inIsome force. After
an engagement of an hour and haIflhe
completely routed them. Our loss Is very
sllgns.t - - SA,S' .IS3N
regards forces left him yesterday and
marched towards Richmond, probably to
teihforeel Lee ] Y III SSs.s. 4 ai4kTSStf
The rebels have made nine attacks ion
our entrenchments and have been repulsed
each time.
sPfilaSBlfEFFnattA, Nay 259I special Wash.
iug!on dispatch to The Bulletin says: :.
The Republican has issued an extra al.
,nouneing the retreat Of Leg. over the Sonth
Auna, 1t tss s6PPosed to the defences 81
Rtchmond, and that Grant is rapidly pur-
suing. Also thatJsf. Davis has fied from
Rtchmond, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26

E@Tnss sale ofthe House aud Lot No. 6.
advertised 10 another column, takes place
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. In view
of the gradual but certain increase in
value of property, the desirable situation
and quality OfthiS property, cannot fail to
70 attract attention. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
Blanksl BlankslI !.

WH AaSo pog Oa hard ead are re9by y supply
w an demands dur Blank ExeentI0hS, SHnmSnS,
and SohP0aaas pFtntoA o1l-gOod paper. Th0SS
blAnGs SotS g6Et6n up AID approved By Dl1iel
saatuses. 6Ash'oEasss arSFssP StfSllS soliSltsS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-26
iHCGECTTC.

1
nR: r, a; LEE, Eoleotto Physleisn, Surgeon and
u Aceouohert tenders his professional services 10
the ettiTen1 OF Wheeling aud vicinity. Or. L q a
Graduate Of the Eclectic Medical Institute Of DIN.
oinnati, and has had many years experience inIthe
practice q big pro- clo, and he hopes BY close at.
patronage. has given special attention 10 and
has been emtnently successful In the treatment Of
chronic diseases Of every variety, and espocalIy Of
such a. Rheumatsnna and diseases or tbs Bye g Ear,
Liver pornplaint, Nervous D6bflity,f CansSrS and
uleeTs Con!tipation, Piles and diseases OF the KID:
neyh, Grave; 90. All thege who have beSn =
fully treated fot any OF the Rbovo diseases, WUuId
md II % their interest to consult Dr. Lee without
ing % msEoaEisl faint II 6nt clesnsi0g
acting In unieonl with NatuFe's unerinG avs.
WHGR1IAG, WEsf VA, Dec. 4th. 1885,
To al whom tt may concern: We tho dndAI tRnSd
members Of tue West We. Legislature taEe pleSsuro
In aaying that We have known Dr. Richard id 10,
many years previous % the breaking out Of Tie Re-
bel9n, e . successta! and energetic pFGetitionor
AWh1 county Va, aud in Gallia county. Ohio. I.s
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