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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-20
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
Cleveland, Pittsburg. andWheeI-
ing Rail Road -.

~
ON A&Q,AFTER MONDAY, Nov lstb- Jse3 ~,
y senger Trains viii leave bridgeport a. foiIoya
lsundays exeeptOd:l 5sIug 80, = 'O''''' q
iOo NJ , Msii Train ..sggpng At al tations
Cleveland at $40 r. NJ -
800 r. NJ Accommodation Train, Dtoppfnp.t ~ All
.pssJ iPsaslonE, arrives at PfittsRuFsh Of sos
1000 r II. Express Train, arrives at Pittsbnrob .,
E:l0 a u. and Cleveland at 9:s5 A. 81. Il.
RET URNING TRAINS
ClsNeIana a $50 A. M. EHpd 40 p n, ar
neaye Pittsburgh at 1:4s H. H., s:i s1i- n .,,S
i;iS Z. NJ, arrive et Bridgeport ct SEQ A rs
A. N. and 6:ns P. II. - - 'u-'S
Connections are made M FoIIoIv,.
at fltsA6uFEh with Pennsylvania r. h for EI,yt.
bnFg, baltimore, Washington Pbiia
delphia, New York and R6Stnn -
at VleTelaud with Cleveland Toled 4. n. for Ban
dusky, Toledo, Detroit chicago Ana
sll points In the NORTH HRsF WIFE
yetrott steamers for Detroit Jaekuov,
''hieAgo and the NoaIH WIsFif VIII
a. S.eyeiand Erie R. &. for Erie. DIM
kifk, Buffalo and Niagara Palls with
--- SIeysiAnd. Columbus Cincinnnti for
GG[ Essii;, Delaware, Columbus an
At Hudson With the {; z. sc: B. B. for ,ouyahogs
rails Akron, Nilleerburgh and WooS,
At Alliance with P: Rt. ". 4 o. R. R. fOrcaptop.
81 MussillOu. Wooster, SaIsni, Rnou. c.
-,.....,, lpmbus and Chicago.
4'E'ouDen'Hle Win Z. y. G. Line and AT BEIL6TR
atat WIN = Q. Q, R.R- for Evansville, NsJI.
ARK, Columbus, Xenia, DAYTON. Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati IoujsyiJIs.
81 Louis, st. Joseph and All rointi
WtSt and South Wet = fSSt+s's
Iteksts TO pittsburgh and return 90
any other route. Is-SH ft NiISAer thAn
through Tickets TO all points in the West, North
an East can be procured ct the ONCE under Inc
Mcclure House. Wheeling, Va or win IS. NJ
agent e bridgeport Station.
EEeight contracts will be made atIoras& rata. n
point accessible by this road and It's connecfjonS
70 me East, North, West and North-WeSt at G5s
under Lure House, with IT AGENT a R,S5.'s
port Station. VIM. D. TERRY, Agent.
u. b. WlLLIAMS, Agent
y. E.GeOULLOUGH, Pres5debt usepoFt'O.
2 Z. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ae,t. .., ro,,s'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
PROPOSALS For FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARFERMAsrER's oPP1oR
pEPARTNENT OF WEsR VIRGINIA.
CunnElLAHo. Mn. lInnnnrr ISM 1ssi

OEAEED PROPOSALS are invited from time 10
~ time Ry the undersigned for supPiying the Quar-
terfnAsters Department in the Department Of West
Virginia at GallipOliA, Ohio, Parksrsburg and
Rheelng, ". We, and the several Depots On the
0la[ksburE, Grafton, New Greek, Cumberl md, Mar.
ttnsburg, HRrPer's FERRY, Berlin, Point Of RockE
and including HageEstoWn and PredeIick CITY Md !:
or either Of those places, with Hay, Corn cats Und
Bids viii be received for the delivery ofthree thou.
Sna t5GOOl b1ehels OF Corn or Oats and dfty C50)
tons OF Hay or Straw and upwards, and must be &C
eomPAnied BY copy Of thfs advertisement
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose 20 mako deliveries, add the
rates at which they viii make deliyeries therest,
the quantities Of each article proposed to be dey.
cred, the time when said delivery ahall be COM
menced and when to be completed
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the quantities proposed and accepted
70 insure prompt settlement therefor.
The price must be written out in words on thu
bids. VI '"'
Corn to be put up in good stout sacks of about two
bushels each; the sacks to be furnished without
extra charge 70 the Government the Hay and Straw
TO be securely baled.
All articles offered under the bids herein, inyited
VIII DO subject to rigid inspection by Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted
contracts Will be awarded from time TO time
70 the lowest responsible bidder, as the intar-
ests Of the Cover. ment may require; and payments
viii be made when the whole amounts contracted tor
Ahall have been delivered and accepted
No bids VIII be considered from pSriies who hav.
JAILED heretofore 70 comply with their contracts.
All proposals amounting to ten thousand dollars
or eXoeeding that sum mnst be ACCOMPANIED by n
guaranty, signed By two responsible persons, that
IN ea4e the bid Is accepted, he or they will within
1ne ume nameds execute the contract for the same
Win good and sufficient Bureties in q sum tOuAI in
amount 70 the Aulount 1.-the contracts to deliver
forage proposed, in conformity with the terms of
this advertisement, and in case bidder shall fail
% enter into the contract they TO make good the
dinerenee betWeen the ofer OF said bidder and the
next loEeAt responsible bidder the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility Of the guarautors must be shown
2y the ohciAl certificate Of United States District
Government OhieIAl, or SOms responsIlte maroon
known by this ONCE. I-llTf7. I = - fS''O'
Az bidders viii be Only notified Of the acceptance
OF rejection Of their proposals.
1he iull name and post ONCE address Of each bid
DER must DO Writtenin the proposals. ! -
Proposals must be addrssSed 10 Captain A. " Bar.
ringer, Chief QuartermRster Department Of West
virginia, Cumberland, Nd, aud marked Proposals
Blank forms of bids, guarantees and bonds NAV
De obtained on application 70 this Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
GROVER .61.BAK.ER,SI
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES
THE ONLY COLD MEDAL

Ever Awarded to Sewing MrI.hines In nllno
ITlHRSE Machines were AWARDED the Highest Pre-
miums, over all competitors, for the Best Pam.
uy Sewing Machines, the b. at misunderstanding Ma.
enes and the Best Machine York at the following
STATE FAIRS, oflS69: ~ lfti
New York State Fair ss / s-ruag -f7s sr
First Premium for family m,:shine.
Rtrst Premium for double-tl :reAd machine, o.
Vermont State Fair, ss6ls -f
First Premium for family machine
Iirst Premium for manufAeS uring machine
flrst Premium for mAehines work!
First Premium for family Machine. .st
First Premium for manuh Suring machine.
First Premium for maehih;Rork.
Michigan State Fair, 3E
first Premium for family saachiue
!irSt Premium for manufacturing machine,
T, 5iIsL premium s. Tor machine verk. .a
Illinois State Pair. EH
First First Premium for maehiE:s for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
Kentucky State Fair,
First Premium for maehi,iO for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
Pennsylyania State Fair,
Rtrst Premium for manufacturing machines.
~ tLr Ct Premium Tor beautiful machine work.
First Premium for maehi5e work.
4nd at the fOllOs0ing Cduniy Eairs:
ohittsudep Co, Vt, Agricultural Society.
fIrst Premium Tor family machine
HiIgt Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
ChAmPlain Valley, Vt Agricultural Society. ID, ~
First Premium for family machine
first Premium for manu- featuring machine
First Premium for machine work
Hampton Co, MASS., Agricultural Societv.
Diploma for family machine -.,,,,
tploma for machine work.
krant lin Co NY, Fair; s-s.
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing mnebibe
3neen's 90, y. Y, Agricultural Society -s...f
FIRST premium for family machine
Washington Co, N. 2, Fair
first Prenlir m for family machine
Saratoga Co, N. Y, Fair, s----
Ftr1f Premium for family MACHINE
Mechanic p Institute, Pa, Pair t-s-faS
HiFst Premium Tor machine for all purposas
kiFst Premium for machine work
Ihs above Comprises all the Fairs at which tbs
9hOHER BAKER MACHINES we're oThIrttaJ
Machines were in competition 3trtuts
The work made upon the Grovsr + R,lo- so,..
Machine has received the First Premium At sysrS
sFate far In the United States where n has bSe1
exhibited TO this date. 't'-o "'e"
sales rooms 1.5H Main st., Wheeling, ". Va.
-oo- q I-- JOS. McDONAL,
HV'SS-'H General Agent.
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q y Of December of e4Sh year; and term
If the district coHtt - the United States
for the district OF Orsg6n shall be held at
tho city Of Portland, ID Ne State OF Ore.
goo, on the fret Monday ef March aud on
the frst Monday Of. Jul 8, and on the FIRST
Monday Of November, OF each year. II
Sec. 9, And be il further enacted, That
section tour of the act entitled "An act -
provide circuit courts for the -
tricts of California aud oreRoB, s.
for other purposes" approF5d and
third, seighlS4H hundted' - March
three; Aud sections foHt ID sixty.
the ID eaaaled Gan ACT To- and Eve o.
tendine the laws andijG provide for ex.
United Statss- 70, tide ? .eial system of III,
appsOved SegtOaAS, tate of California, ;
e4p huudnea AZ :r twenty EIGHT. eigh
tdfi law inEoH fifty, and ali provisions
the same sistenI with this act, be anI
X So are hereby repealed.
Pr 10. Aud be further enacted, Tha
W ; act shall take effect on the first Mon
LAY Of Nay, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty four.
Approved. February 10, 1864
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses all those Who nave in,,-aI ,,.u
:eL'es oJ improper tndutgebReree aud solitary hab
WLleh ruin both body and mind, uniting them
lot tettherbuAtnesss study society or marriages
EHEsK are come Of the sad . nelanehoiy sffart.
pfodGetd by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakpes,
OF 53e beSE and Limbs, Pains In the Head Dtmness
o. slght Loss OF Muscular Power. Papitation Of Tie
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1rritabiiity, Derauss.
1.eht OF the Digestive Functions eneraI DrbiIiIy
Symptoms of Consumption &c = sO''i'S'
{ NLSTALIE.-Ths fearful effsefs on tbs min, 49,.
THch 70 De dreAded-LOss of Memory ConfnsIon M
IDEAS Depression Of Spirits Evil FOr6odings Aver.
dity, &ct5 are some OF the evils produced
HoUsASDs Of personB Of all ages can pSv- fnd,s
. the cause Of their declining health iosi5S
th L Elg0r, becoming weak, pale, nervous ana
eusctAted, having = singular appearances about tLs
eyes, cough and symptoms of Ct assumption.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
YOUNG MEN

VINO have injured themselves BY certain prast;c.
INDUCED in when along a habit tTe1nsntiii s
ISm eHl companions or at school, the efiects Of
Gsn are nightly felt, even when ualeep, and II not
-poSn mind and body, shOul1 apply tmmediateIy.
nnAt pity that young man, the hope Of hi,
eounI;tyl me darling OF his parents, should h,
tuatShed from all prospects aud enioyments Of lie
Oy lhs consequences OF deviAtiug from the nStb ~
AZURE and tndulstng In certain secret liSbt Sncb
perBons MUST, before contemp' RfTng s"sH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
PORN OF PROPOSAL.
LFOWN, COUNT AND srArE.l

IFoWH, COUNTY AND sFAFE.l .s
/, the subscriber, do hereby propose to fprnI,,
and deliver 70 the United States at the Qdarter-
ny S, department q agree able to the terms
uatsd Cumberland, hd.,-1s64, the following
Of 1851 hNy-six pounds. ~ UN'"si
Of 1881 thirty-twO pounds.
PoundS - - : P'' you '' 1'VVV
--TOn' OfBalod Straw a.-por ton .f 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the -dav q,
--lsB6, and to be completed on or before the
day ot-1S6-, Rnd-plsdgS myself 10 enter
into written contract with the United Stntel with
Sood and approved security within the space of
Gays after being notified that my bid has been ae.
Your eb'.. servant,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
[PupIlo REsoLur1on-No. IN

PUBIlo KEsoLUTIoN-No. ~
'5oNr RESOLUTION rendering the thanks OF
Congress to Major General ". t. Sher-
man.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
thanks of Congress and of the people of
the United States are due, and that the
same are hereby rendered, TO Major Geue-
raj w. 7. Sherman, commander of the de.
partment and army of the Tennessee, and
the officers and soldiers who served under
him, for their gallant and arduous services
IN marching to the relief of the army of
the Cumberland, and for their gallantry
and heroism in the battle of Chattanooga,
which contributed in great degree to the
success of our arms in that glorious VIC
tory. Approved, February ls, 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcR

pleasure finds that he has imbibed he ~ "
disease, It too often happens that an TI-tmed
1 fI o. sname or dread Of discovery, deters hun
can alone befriend him dsISSug tiil
SoRsitntionAl symptoms Of this horrid disease
li tIen appearance such as liberated sore throat
M: nose nocturnal pains in the head aud
MINUS dimness Of hit, deafness, nodes on the sb
nnd arms, blotehes the head, face and ex
lat 1 Psosfessing with frightfn TapIdity till az
ia ~ ana inc victim OF this awful diaeass becomes
LOTTO, OBJECT Of commiseratton, until death puts
% shat Undiscovered Country from Wbene- M
traveller retuFnsH' ''U" "4S''Se ~
y eIgHetoly fact that thousands fall victims
70 ms tettiole disease1 owing TO the unskIltulpess
u ~ ignorant PretenderS, who, by the use OF that
OeIay fOlSol, Mercury, ruin tue copstltutIOn and
make tho realdue Of life misefR6ie ''ON ""N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27

4 ~ ~ e -.
4 R55oHNsFoN HAS DIscovEREp r9p uo..
in ths World "a IN Pffvats Wi. Remedy
1ne saek Structures, AfisctionS az ,S o.
Poteuey pebaity NeFyt5s1ess n, &c, In
y; uoLl l pTit Confusion of TdsSS S"ipE3a'
tnidity, Trembling Dimpts.oT
o. etedihess, Dieeate of the HeHd TSIo. o.
N9Se OF g hsetions Of the Liver In.. s,'
Sn OF boWels-those Terrft lie disoyisTS som-
le sossE Habits OF YoutI-thoS6 sIcsTT ana IN
song Of syreus to tho Lhen the
her most brilliant hopes or anticipstionS. EJSs
ing marriage, &c, Impossible 'suuet-
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have bec1ue the yietir,s ~ S.I,
vice. that dreadful and d. structiye habit rIIly
nuaby sweeps t0'Ah unimelv COWS fSo,sn s1 ah-
Men otths most exalted talents and bIiiii "
intellect, who might OtherEiSe rave enfr1ncI Ii
tenlng Senates with the IhundeIs Of eIoSnst,e rs
70 ees'aey the living may ca th I
: " MARRIAGE.
Married Persons or Young Men eoD,sr,,,.,,..-
gSttIiaSe, being aware physical weak nesS orosnj
debility, dttormities speGdiiycafsd u s-"t'
Nc Mo places himself undes tie care Of DR.. J.
ana u confidently rely upon hiS tkn as a physician
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aud Evil Tigor Restored
4htS Distressing decttOn-WhIch FendeIS IiEs,r5
impohsi9le-is the penalty paid by the
100 apt TO commit excuses from not being ayrays ~
ms 995sAelM consequences that may epsue Nov,
we Eh9t understands Vie sut5sef will pretend 10
deny lhlt dhe power OF is iost soSns[ h
nose iaihnR into improper habits than b, tha M
GENT !tt Besides being deprived OF the pleasure Of
ns.Sitny 9nsPTfrE the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both bodyn and mind arise Tho sTSfsO
becomes deranged the Phys cal aud Mental Fnnc-
ions Meakepsd, Loss Of ProereatiTe PtWer Nervous
IItiitaoLity Dyspepsia, PAlpitation Of the UeSyt.
indigestion, constitutional Debility 8 VSstinI NJ
me Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay sd. Death.
ONCE No. z South Frederick ST
Left hand eide going from Baltimore street a t.v,
doEs IRON the corner. Pail not TO abserve The name
pdcsC. 19s. Be paid 9nd contain stamp Tho
A CURE WARRANTED IN, TWO DAYS
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MARRIAGE.

hsdeet that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial hsnnf.
rs lhdee' without these the journey through
~ Dsones weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
y ems 20 the View the mino becunes kL1doW eI
Win despair and filled with the lnelsucb6Iy TrHss
Tt tnat NE happiness Of another becomes SshIri
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
1Iegt ave from one Of the moet eminent Colleges h.
mas been spent In the hospitals OF London, PART,
Thliaaeiphia' and elsewhere, has effected come Of
the moet at nishtng cures that were aYsr knoEn:
many troubled with ringing in the head and sars
" e. asleep great Nervousness, being alarmed Al
suaoen SOUNDS bashfulntss, with frequent bIusLiuy
snIeadea semetine with arrangement Of mind were
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GUARANTEE.

Capt. A. Y. BAHnIHoEs Chief ouartsrnaster Depart.
ment Of West virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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NUAhANIhb. = - y
We, the undersigned, residents Or in the
County o. aud State d. hereby iOintIy
aud SeyoIally covenant with the United stStes and
gnarantso In casa the foregoing bid oE--be
the acceptance Of said bid execute the confraet 6
the same with good aud sufficient surettes In a
sun equal 70 the amount Of the contract to furnish
me forage proposed In conformity to the terms Of
advertisement dated 1854, under which the
bid was made, and IA case the said-shaII An ~
enter into contract as Aforesaid, We guarantee 10
MIKE good the difference between the Offer by TIE
ldI---and the next lowest responsible bidder
or the person to whom the contract NAV be aTIFls
dtve1 Gndsr our hands AID seals thIs-day 81
witness:
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hereby certify 70 the best az INV rnovI.ISSr'
belle! the above named EuGrSntoFs arS ToSS S,
sSeeGt e snEeties for the amount for which theS
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ENDORSEMENT OF TpR pppSS

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
the many thousands cured at this institution
-, year, and the numerous impoTtGut sur.
Eel operations peFformed by Dr. Johnston Wit
~ 10y " the rePOrterS Of the SUM-" "CiiDper"
,Sr 10y 9sher apers notices Of which have ap-
bf. stS5f ln ana again before the public, besides
tI,i as gentleman OfehHracter aud respon-
= sufficient guarantee to che affiIeted
SKIN DISEASES sPEEDILY CURED.
emo lettets received unless postpaid and con.
sAntl9ng 9 stamp to be used ON the reply Persons
tate age and send portion OF adVer
E1'ene describing Symptoma.
~ JOHN a.. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
Ii 81 % the baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
Maryland