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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-30

THE resolutions OF Senator Wilson, of
Asss:, Wsre Hmendeds so far as to simply
ceusurs Jarrett Davis aud not expel him
from the United States Senate as was at
first proposed. We publish this morning
tho debate ON the resolutions as modified.
We are glad to see the course of remark
pursued by the Adnipis,ratiou Senators,
and that they almost to s'man opposed a
vote of censure. Senator Wilson deserves
the rebuke of the Senate for his urecipi.
tate aud i'll judged Introduction of his res
Olution to expel Davis-a needless fire
brand and every way out of place consid
ering the autecedents Of Davis. This wa
say as every reader we'll knows, without
the slightest sympathy in the world with
the misunderstanding and crack. Drained
hHl6hle in which Davis nova day ipiulpe,
He is a garrulOus old man WHO'S possesssd
OF a devil in the shape Of niger on the
BRAIN but at the Same time loyal in thu
Kentucky sense Of the word. I, :. d;e,
cult to say whether he hates seesssionis,s
or aOolttiOnists the mOre-probsblv about
alike Certain it is that both are his de.
voted enemies. .s 90 ~, ON
Such resOluii ms as those Of Senator
Wilson are very dangerous in free
government They viii no. do at all. who
is to judge of a mans meaning nnder all
the contingencies of excited expressions :
There is but one safe standard, ana that Il
to consider the whole scope OF a mans
character. aff1itiss and associations. and
ltks"ise the whole scope of the language
aud subject matter with which he deals
1t WOuid, for instance, have beer. eminent
y proper three years ago for the Sepat.
to have expelled TOombs aud that class Of
men, because their on avOwals, their an.
teOedsuts aud their unmistakabls bent Isf,
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NOTICE.

THE bualne.5 Of the Belmont Iron Wo,h, h.,,.
~ toloE9 eond uetsd under he firm OF IIcculieuEh
$3.50 . Oo5s WI from thIg date be Continued
J1s q ~ g. ~ IohE Acp MsaIrS
HS S1, tnS sane. z MCCULLOUGH, LEHR & co.
Mheeltl8, ". Va, January 4 1884 I.nRSSf
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BLEEDING OP THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
READ THE FoLLoWING.

Dr. ~IsHARF-sir; 1 return my grateful tbans,
I9r tne discovery you have made in nakinc n ,1SdI
Stne lIat VIII cure Inflammation OF the LunRs ana
NV complaint. When commenced TO nss vonr
zine Tree Tar Cordial, was, to all appearance pear
ny grave. had been for length Of time spIttinI
MY physicians flor employed tv,o1 !,
IT, e PaSt cure but my sister had used your Pine
Ire se Lnr UoIdia, which did her 30 much good that
snS PEsEansA on me, as last resource 10 Gry n
and, thank God, commenced to rse /. Io16,
~ we've bottles, aud am perfectly cured ara
an IS1uy 6ud willing that any person that h soE.
T SnoIio cal ON me, and will tell them what Von
mas done fer me-. All my friends RnCi eiyb.
Nsfe utterly astontshed at my speedy return
cS ~ ior They had seen me vomit blood In a
"a ~ svs sate HequSntlY. PnbllSh my case for
~ every PeEson that b suffering as was to tno
respectfully, JOHN VRRDTN
OteSse st. six doors above Richmond It.
PhflAdeluhia
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IHALUABLE EARN FOR SAIE.

'TNHE FARM belonging to the heirs Of Matthew
Thoburns deceased, situate two miles east OF
81 GiairsVille, one mile south or the National
It contains 100 acres about 40 acres cleared has
plenty OF good timber, Is we'll R8tsred OaSy OF cult
yati9n, lies very faYorably, and the quality Of the
Anu Is excellent. It has three dwelling houses
upon Il, with ample and convenient out-6uldiDgS.
and hhed room for sheep or cattle. a7Is
Ohsof THIS chief Recommendation e its abundance
sa..s FRUIT, fss.e-f
Of great variety and choice quality In this respect
~ u not surpassed by any farm In Belmont county
Ehe orchards are now principally at their best
bearing age, and in good condition. The fruit-
MnlSh mas been selected with special reference to
peaches ounces, grapes (ten Varieties,J and 6pS
supply OF small fruits Of all kinda -
1he Iarm Will be sold on reAsonAble terms.
For particulars enquire on the promises OF
DAVID TH0BURN,
W. Va. -. jSpS1.InJ4W
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A Positive Cure Tor Dysbens,,
Hear i5hGt NJ. john H BabooeL Say,.
No loas OLITRR SIAEET,

- - EuuAuEt pn1l, January 22d. 1894 Z
OF.. RIsHART-sir: 1t Is with much pleaSnrS h.
IAN Am nov able @ inform you that, 81 the ~ ~
SoIE great American Dyspepsia Pills. have besn
entirely cured of that most distressing CON plSi1t
~. ttePsta; have been gHevously afictsd foF the
Isl SHenty'etght years, and for ten years ~ t6ot
time have not been nee from its pain one wet ~ a
Sme.. have had It in It's Worat form AMI bsyS
dragged on most miserable exiStenee-3n main ~
~ night Every kind Of food thAtI aie hiJsJ ~
Sltn wind Aud pain, Il mhtteFsd not how iIISLt 10
10y. Email the quantity. Aeonlnued beIehlSE Va
20 ;ot.oE. had ne apostle for any kind Of
meats whatever, and my distress vas p rreat ~ ~
seyerGl months before heard Of your PM tb.t
ISqueatly wished for death. had tsten 49,
thing that had heard Of for DyspepIiS, vf,hn;yt
ascsltlng any benefit bat Jour pills beInS ~
81 SInme1aed 80 me BY one who had been enrssd ~
VA 3, tS CGlo 70 70 give them trial, although
~ ~ LAith IN then To my astoniHhment foSnSs
myself getting better before mi t1fs+ ~ tS
o. ooxi aud, aaer taking half Dor. an a vi
80 -, asa cas- eat aRythiR0 4 SUisl, and eSi1S
-fy meal three times day, without fnESoEyvs
1.sses non anything eat drink. II You tbinI
Pt9PeE, you are q liberty to make this u1bIic a
fsIma n = i ehSsTfally giyO All desTGble in
Yours respectfully, JOIN b. BIBeocK..l e /
PFfRR. Iaar
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can only give few Of the many thousand. =,
SSSsS ISA am receiving In favor OF this rreSt
,; M circular form, which send nee on appicS
Gn; Hhether yon conclude to give the Medcins
ana Sp n T1, SEND ior circular. Price Py Cents.
Prepared only by the proprietor, "a.
DR.. l.. Q. O. WIsHART,
o., Philadelphia, Pa
solu wheeling by LOGAN, LIST L 90
and I. II. L'iGAN 4 CO.
Agents for West Virginia.
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TAR CORDIAL, TAR coRpIan
TAR CORDIAL, TAR O,JRDIAT
The Great Renedyfor GonSumptioH.

4'N U'eHLs heH'eoyJoT consumption.
following. ReaditI : 'A'
-DR, WisHARF-Dear Sir: had very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one year, and my whole
on my bee with but little hope of recovering. My
disease Pathed the power of all medicines and IN
snort time must have gone to my grave but thank
Sod, my dAughtsr,tn- would not rest until sho
went 70 your store, No. 10 North second street. aud
related the case TO you, purchased one bottle OF
SouS ZINE Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced to
uSing three bottles am perfectly WELL wonder to
All my friends for they all pronounced me past cure
Publish my case II you think proper y
RBREcOA HAMILTON.
aflss No. 1921 Wayne street, Philadelphia,
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MARr1ssvILlE, Jen. 81, lse4.

MARTISsvILLE, Jan. %, 1854.
lit SCENE to MS that "a LADY, is uune
cessariIy and even consciously sensitive
about small matter. As che herself says
"tbe true name of true lady is woman
And SO it is, and when they are called by
one designation or the other no meaning
beyond an indication of their sex can be
supposed to attach. The use of the one
or the other name depends on the habit OF
the writer or the speaker who employs the
term, aud in this case the writer happen
ed to be one of-our number who religious
ly adheres to the belief that the name
given by the Creator to the female sex is
of all Others the most appropriate and
complimentary
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-30
18th W. Va. Regiment.

~ 4, e 70 be added to this RSEimSpf Han;
q company A, has been detached to recTnit
bS. ne y nov In Wheeling for that purpose, ne
iilLeady some toIty men and wants enough f,orS
y M Up the company g the maximum, viz: one bnS
area and one men. fho 18th Regiment M ~
So991S knns In BerkiOy county, on the 8SItfnoro
ena Ohio Railroad. The duties oG thu rii1Snt ~
not OnerouS and It e very desIrhbls ofTSn1StIoO
i9r reernts 20 enter. The bounties are bIrb a.
NEE are TIE a1eS 70 enlist Pour hundred nd tSo
two to new men. When th9 dFa6 $500. .L ..lu
,oennhes Win not be paid any LOGGER. : Conc n,
young men and totH the glorious SSrVies oS Sonr
theSo ttmel. Address or call upon Nom. P0RTRP
- 49, 30 9Hasesrs, Wheeling, for partiepIGEa
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women md LndIea.

Editors Lntelligeneer as'.g .
Permit the liberty of a lady to reply to a
piece 10 your paper this morning, concern.
ing the sire" of Messrs. Rice 4 SWartz
machine shop. You say the s0omen turned
out en- Ra5se, and consequently saved it
from ruin. Had we been dressed in furs
called ladies' Now we know the true name
of a true lady is woman. But Why in
speaking of Festival or Soldiers' Aid So
ciety. do you say the ladies did 30 aud sol
We worked at the FIRE it is true; but it
is also true that We are ladies, and by such
we wish hereafter to be called.
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On 18th Inst, at the residence Of the brides
MATHER to Miss MARaARRT TAGaGRF, daughter OF
James and Eliza beth TaggArt, Of wheeling, ". Va.
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For Sale or Rent.

. a Two STORY BRICK HOUSE, situat.5 q, ".
n tet S5!reet CENTRE Wheeling. me above boSSs
VIZ oe sod on loNg credit II desired, n "a nrs1is
Ta1is!ff THOMAS II LIST.
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SALE OF sLs
Valuable Real Estate

rI,HE undersgnSd will sell at public au,Iou A. ,bs
front door Of the Court House on MONDAY.
aebruAry 10, 1854, the following Lots, dtuRted on
ZAnSs Island, In Daniel Zanes addition to nc civ
OF wheeling tn wit: Lots No. 12, l8, is, SO and SO
Also Lots No. 100 and 16l In o. A. ZaueIS adj.
ttnn to the city ofWheelinE. = -
Also, piece Of ground containing one acre, three
Wooden Bridge T--l[ AsNS Vi 'u0
0ash street and running back 40 feet.
Also fraction Of lot on the TeSt aidaoE Yo,tr
street, adjoining Cornelius Luke's. = -
Also, lot south Of the above s.-... I.fr
Terms ofsale, Cash.
G. L. cRANMRR,
! Q. L. ZANE,
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Great HarsalnR IN Bee : an9EShoo1.
M 6sskS: HIasGKIA Z co.. previous 70 THAR "a
ES L-OSAl 70 neI HtOrO5 which Z now bSinr
~ 2llsy ntted mp, hare resolved % eloUS o1f
saeL entlTo Gook OF Boots add Shoes q tIenfySyS
need Of Euoh goOds viii ave TooIST bS .iii " ~
ianI951 heOta and shOe Store, 1lS Main stTSet
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Trustees Sale.l

PTAaRERMEllF q tho parties iutsp,Stsd. I viii
~ Sel on the 1oth day q January, IsSI. al 10
Sele16 AM At the alotion FOGn q GSo WICK
nam street., IN Tia city Of VhSoiinG At nut
he auction Tor cash, one piano f0Ets. =
,,. JOHN O. CHANDLER
4SA-3 Trustee.
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D Y SPBPSTA


eositiye Cure for DyspepsIa2Th.
SFeat American DYApepSiR PM
We my say with satety that ninety ea.e. ont :.
avery hundred, that one with eonsumption hal ~
foSSdatiSn NJ ptI+r dyspepsia quickly lays the
me most fatal character. Dyspepsia ia
ne disease that takes from us that brscinv sfSSit
=! aIn4lHon and hope, emaSculates and nnSt'
US Tor the enterprise OF liGe we sv 10 tfs
OF every school, that In DR. JYiSbartSs
SitI tI dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree n
pepsia Ot fs SSes Of dys-
fou6, WI mart has treated In the past twenty ysar
Soso) nine thousand three hundred and ni1stS -
uents, for Dyspepsia In its various FERNS IA q
every case where the medicine was taken a 3Irt.j
cases Ssd bssn srsS Se5e number Of the above
iciaHs IN this country.and Europe. >
DysPePsiaI DyspepsIn.
Dr. WIsHART: have been n constant snfr.-..
WITH Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years d1Si1a,
feetly we'll day. There were times when per
" 9te aggravated than at Others and t6en jt
SSsaea II would be great relief to die lad AZ
al ttnes an unpleasant feeling in my head bnt Ist
eTly my suneEiDgs much Increased tbSt S'S., s
almost unht FOR business OF any kind nv nina n
bodihgs and ifI attempted to chHpSS ths, snd lore
oyfeading, at once sensation OF lev coiJTas ~;
Nh. Win dead weight, It were Feste
SSt % me stomach, 0nd great pain 70 INV sveS y.
Scnpanied with which was tue continual U.s. "
lonnG my reason. IalsO experienced Tret q
debility and nerRousness Tbieh No. o.
wax by day or aleep at night. becams H,e 70
~ saa disposed only TO seclusion; and SaTnS
Sar Ens e. Ell o. pamber Of q
so AZ eGools, nnally came TO the concl1sion tj,at
LOT. disease, At my present age as yssTS thaES
Fsn,S ~ "a existence But through the ntsr
9uer my thanks, At last found a soYersi.
70 yosr DIspePsiA Pills and Tar Cordial. IbfcS
49, 70 naFe euectually removed almost the LAST
uase OF my long list Of ailments and bSS SJ, ls
ana IN thetr place health, pleasure and
art my everyday companions n'tlsnt
N, AKA ~, JAMES N. SAUNDERS.
merly Of Woodbury., n. J. - PIMA Tor
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DIED.
WlSHARIIS IAR EnRllAI

WILL positively euro the following diseases
w Consumption, itnot beyond the power Of med
and Breast Bronchitis, Asthma. Piles GrsYsI and IA
untailing Remedy for Female Complaints. -. :
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Is the only vital principle OF the Pine Tree obtained
5y peculiar process in the diStiIIAtion or the tar
It e the medicine that cures whom all Others have
TAP nnpOTAT NAN con,1,r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-30
What the Soldiers say about the city
Council

The soldiers who have gone out fro m
this city into tho military service naturally
feel and express high degree of iudigua-
ton at the action of the City Council last
Saturday night. We should hardly deem
it the part of discretion to publish some OF
the messages which they have sent back.
One Of them, comparatively dispassiOnate,
writes as follows
~ ask myself every time
think of what the City Council did, what
would not such men do it they had power
they could presume to thus degrade. US be-
low their own low level and say that while
they With all their sins SO thick upon them
still had right to vote, and we who are
aiming to do what even they must respect
MS dangerous and disinterested service for
our country, had'not the same right, ia more
than can appreciate. They are protected
by our exposure; they make money aud we
do not; they live comfortably at home and
We live here in the winters cold and vet
they would disfrauchise Us aud brand us as
not to be trusted at the ballot box. l can
assure you the boys have marked well the
men who did the deed. They will never
be forgotten. They will see looks aud ar
will be anything but pleasant to them
Let them remember that they have,yet to
give an account at the bar of public opiu.
ion for that deed" 'tl' ITtt =.
Another one writes IA follows:
Rgiment would have started
they have had. sGlnce afle reading what
the coppO4 eads had done against US.
We would like have seen who has the
right to vote 4 who hasn't. If
we amt fit to vO W ainti to fight" 81
Another one writes thus;
"You will permit us to state
that if there is no remedy for such pro-
ceediugs known to the civil law we will
find a speedy remedy by making applica-
ton to Gen. Kelley for a leave of about
two days before the next election and when
we get home we will try the thing on with
the who have taken our rights
away from u.s."
The above extracts will afford some idea
of how the boys feel about their treatment.
II the men who undertook to disFranchise
them last Saturday night had exercised
the cOmmonest sort OF sagacity they would
have foresecu ouch a feeling. Bat they
were so blindly bent on the qualification
Oftheir dislOyaI sympathies that they lost
sight of the consequences, aud thought
only of the immediate prospect of throw.
ing out certain number of votes.
We congratulate the soldiers on the fact
that they will never have need to feel as
they do now in the future. Their friends
are in power now in this city, and We will
have different order of things hereafter.
We can further assure them that It was
the determination of the loyal men of this
city to have fully protected and INDICATED
their rights had the result of Monday last
turned upon the soldiers vote. Porlu-
nA'ely there was no need to count that
vote. A victory was won without it.
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PLoUGHs! PLOUGHs1 PLOUGaS !
FIIHR LARGEST AssoR4HTTgTI, - 49,. = :
sale In this city COMMITTING 4, mi S NJ . ,S5
iron sns Sao Len Hand Pttsburg Centre Leyerl
ploughs. ISM ISM "sA ~ arg
All varieties OF iron and wood stocked, oo,.s IND
mould board plo1Ehs, wood aud iron Stocksd IitJ,i
YaElesy oiauo-soi. bar share, horse iarF-
ny, Sat PLopthS, Gedds'S hhrr6Ws, potato dig.
-. i.f PRYOR 4 FROST.
-Go.0 Ii ilisf 81 and % Main street
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PFiss,p,

Price, per Box, One Dollar.
s'at BY nail o. receipt Of the price M -
LOGAN, LIST Co
so,s and 7. q. L0GAN u ca .ssssrss
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Monroe House" for Rent,

atusted on Main street, near az g5.n1HSatS5
hSElage' ~ the city Of wheeling. Apply 10 y
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What Battery ''D" Thinks OF the As-
ton OF our City Council In denying
the Right OF Suffrage 10 Absent Sol
dieFG.
NEw CREEK, West Va, Jan. &c, 1864.
EoIifor5 E1fellio.1e.r.
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Iaa1Ltd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-02
sar Judge Msson delivered an "Or

s~ Judge Mason delivered an "Ora-
tion,' on the 4th of July, at Washington,
before the hungry, God forsaken Cops
and Secessioaists of that city. tits st
what might be expected from Judge Ma.
sen, a renegade Yankee, full of gall, bit
terness, worm wood aud want of office.-
Mason is man OF education, bu. totally
wanting 10 honesty, principle and moral
courage. He has not the manhood to
stand fer what he knows to be right aud
just Educated at West Point in the
class with JEFF Davis and ever since sub
jsct to Davis and his fellow fire-eaters,
Mason is still after the flesh-pots. and
can never acknowledge any but South
ern master. He vaDts TO be right upon
the record. When JEFF. Davis is declared
President, Emperor OF King, by virtue
of Southern powder and steel. Mason
can come boldly before hs Excellenoy
and say, at such time said go and SO,
and have always been true to the South
And if any man in the North can show a
record. since the War commenced, per-
fecdy satisfactory to Davis, in the North
it is Charles. Mason. There is but one
thing that can be said against him. He
is a Connecticut Yankee-blue bcllied.
But on the other band, be remains true
TO nothing 10 his New England education,
but its meanness. He used 10 carry his
dinner in his hat, while Judge, and eat it
upon the bench. That is all of him that
is left at all like New England. In fact.
il is his best trait Of character. Dixie
cannot produce meaner Secesh, more
virdictise rebel, more cowardly political
guerrilla, than Charles Mason. And
nothing can be found in all the utterances
of the rebels more disloyal in spirit than
this 4th OF July Grafton. uttered at the
National Capital on our great National
Anniversary, in dissertation of the day
aud the place. May his reward be worthy
OF his infamy.-[Hawkese !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-02

e. Gen. Mcpherson, Who was killed
near Atlanta, on Friday. was engaged to
be married. to beautiful and accomplish,
ed young lady Of Baltimore. The dis
patch announcing his death, BY accidest
fell into her hands on itssarFival. It was
addressed to her mother, who, Hot being
able to see we'll without Der glasses, pass
ed it to her daughter, engaged TO the de-
ceased. to read. sseipg that il recorded
bic death, she instantly tainted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-02
THE GATE CIT ~
| TUESDAY. AUG. :
IOWA nTEMs.

q The Iowa delegation 10 Washington,
embracing the clerks in the several do
partments and the Congressional delega-
ton, have contributed nearly thousand
dollars to the fund of the Northern lows
Sanitary Fair. 50
The Marshall Reporter says that a
little girl recently fell into we'll ct Mar
shalltown, which was some twenty -four
feet deep, and was taken out alive and all
right.
The DEBORAH Republican says tina,
there was slight mishap in Decorah a
few days ago. Woman had pistol. 1t
was loaded. She handled it carefully
and it accidentally went off. Pitched in
to the scalp of another woman. Tore it
considerably-protty badly hurt and cv--
erybody very badly scared As q moral
thereto, the Reporter advises great eau
ton upon women and children who ham
die hire arms.
MIR. Beckman, whose family resides
near the Marine Hospital. was killed by
lightning yesterday, at about half-past
six o'clock. He Was a lsborer on the
G, B. Il G. r R. and was standing a,
the gate way Of his deor-ysrd when the
fatal accident took pace.-lBurlington
Hawkeye, eth.
"A Ceppery ThingumbOb informs the
Iowa City Press that Gen. Grant has lost
one hundred and sixty-6ve thousand men
during the present campaigns Great
Ceasarl According to that estimate of
losses, the grand army ofths Potomac has
lost more men than il has ever had since
it was controlled by the Grave-digger of
Chclahomipy For mountainous lying,
piled up ridge upon ridge to the horns, of
the moon aud higher, commend us to the
Copperheads of Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-02
From the Hon. Jrps1 Loan. u lhs L.nd Court.

81. Loris, Feb. 18th, 1st4-
j. H RLcop, Esq-De4y ssy. have tried your kheu-
matisrn, Neuralgia and Goat Specific and have fund
great relief from il when cther remedies have fxfled
think II very cafe and reliable medicine
Very respectfully your friend,
LORD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-02


Miss Mary White, beautiful Boheni.
an young lady, about 10 years of age, liv-
ing in the family Of @. G.. Roberts, Egg
CT Du Page, Illinois, was literally burned
to death on Monday, the 25;h inst.
In the absence Of all the family from the
house, except soldier who wac sick in
bed, Miss White, wishing TO make the
coal fire burn more rapidly, took she kero-
sine can, which contained abont one gall
lon of oil. and commenced pouring il on
the glowing Goals. An ex plosien mnedi-
a,e'y took place. The FIRE entered the
can, bursting it open at every seam, maxi
ing report that was heard at q greatdis-
lance. ~
The unfortunate girl was at once wrapt
in shee. Of liquid FIRE. Inhalipg the sur
rounding flame at every breath, and
screaming most frightfully, she ran for
help. The sick soldier. grasping his bed.
clo.hes, followed her to the garden and
attempted to smother the devouring
flames, bu. before they could be subdued
the work OF death was done. She expired
after about Eve hours of the most intense
suffering.-fChic. Tribune.