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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

Corps David W French, Jamaica VI May
5th: Z. D. Trask. White River Junction Vt
Nav 5th; Henry Mattocks, West Rutland
VI; Nav 18th; Cbas B. Nleach West Rutland
VI June 18th; Priyates 4. c. Cross, Waltham
VI. Nav 5th; Wm G. nomay, Essex VI. May
5th: + 4. Giidings, Rutland VI May Eth;
Joseph Hagau, Montreal Canada, May lth;
Jacob LsCoy, Ferrisburgh Vt, Nay 9th;
Thomas H. Brown, Ryegate Vt, May l2th'
Casper B. Kent, Iras5urgh Vt, June 10th;
Barney Liddy, Underhill Vt, June I'D;
Peter Latin, Hocansbursh Y. Y. June 22d
H'ouaded since died a. he Hospital.
Privates John Bove D.. Charlotte Vt, May 9TH
Wm W Wilson, Bellows Falls VI, May 9TH;
J. ;. Bicsford, Windsor Vt, June lth; Edward
LYMAN, White River Junction Vt, June 2Oth
Total.l7 killed or del from wounds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

Capt. VI. Cunningham, lefl leg severe, Mid
dlebury Vt, May 9TH: Priyates A. Babcock,
left hand and hip severe, Burlington VI, June
81; II. T. Barnum, finger and thigh severe.
Bristol VI, June 18th, b. Barrow, left hand
slight, vergennes VT, May 7th; David Clark,
abdomen slight, W Randolph June I'd; John
Z. Chase, twice in foot slight, Jay May 18th;
:. Giddings, hip slight, Vest Rutland June
18th; L. b. Griffin, left hand slight, Water
bury June l2th; ". c. Kent. head severe,
Ripion Vt, June l4th; Wm. Mckeevr, left
arm slight. Rutland May 9TH; ;. Vi. Butter,
slight. Tyson Furnace May 9th; }. {. Page,
wrist and thigh severe, Ryegate Vt, May 9th;
). \. Wright, right arm auPutated, Monktor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
fifth REGIMENT.
Missing.
I-Sergt Hiram J Ishom, Will.ston, June p.
sINrH REGIMENT.
II----.------


F-wm Gardner, Dandy, June 2l, side
Recapitulstion-21 Regt wounded ]; 81
Re-t, killed wounded I, total - ith Rcst-,
killed .. wounded !, missing 1872, total, lo3'
5th Rect. missing ; 9Th Regt, wounded !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
Reports from Vermont Troops.

HEADQUARTERS. lst Vt. Brigade.
Near Petersburg, Va
June 2Sth 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22
Guerillas are pretty active near y

Steamer United States from 3 lt
Fortress Monroe reports that on the li-- 10
heard heavy firing apparently a5,ei >
miles distant. Next day she spoke O.. l-
boat Ticonderoga which Immediately
in the direction of the firing in lat
min, lon 73 deg % min.
1t was thought to be an engage le-
tween the Florida and Federal yes----
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

supplio--AmIun unit paid
flr purchase of siJJ,iui 8
observation-disclosures
ss uL including
subsistence. trans
pYrtatirn 0f over
Two hundred relief
AGENTS, forage f0r
horse, ana materials
necessary for the
work of agents, l-.l51 a.
Horses. wagons and
harness, amount
ull4 iUr, = 3i.l5l :
TIansportati0u-char-
teriu- Of vessels,
VIZ nine steamers.
tvJ tarEe-, one
schooner. tIr va
riags periods cual,
!ollil !. &c.. 1913 .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-22

Arrangements have been made
twice daily each way between Phiit
and Baltimore to Perryville by rail --
Perryyille to Baltimore by steamer.
are prepared TO take passengers.maI
and supplies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
~ aye Of msyrot md toe of frog, %
sWooi of bat and tongue q dog,
1i..r.,i- - - o,-i.i. .ins.is

II Il
Yet while Mcclellan Is the standard
bearer of this tattered thing calling itself
an organization he attempts to play OF
upon them little strategy.- Thus far he
has met With as much success, as he exhib-
ited in that particular, while in actual COM
mand in the army. The Chicago platform
Was more than he could swallow at one
dose. Like e-enOd many PeFsOns Of week
stomaehs, he cut the pin into particles, and
Is nov eugagsd in taking them one - .
time. But What viii the Chicago OonVen-
ton sayf Il prescribed the dose in another
form. What viii Mrs. GFuhdy say : p he
soon solved this mystery.a He wrote his
letter ofaceeptAnce.- That remarkable doe
ument was intended as q telescope experi'
ment for the beneft of Mcclellan. The
',peaee Democrat" looked through u and
beheld Little Mac, standing on the steps Of
the White House, holding In his hand the
olive branch of peaea, The 'tEar Demo-
--lsh iooi-alI through Il, aud ssa- nan niEl1
fhery glance aud extended sword That
letter is wonderful affair. People used
to wonder that old GEizSly Foot Henry a.
Wise could survive writing so many letters
as he did, But while Wise has passed
safely through the ordeal, it is safe 70 say
that Mcclellan will be killed by that one
effort. he nonplusses all of Us already
he appears to rs kind Of ghostly and super
natuFal-some object ineomprehensible
undsined-We don't know what 70 cal
him, but after rsmsacking the mental and
physical vocabulary all over, We Fesignedly
plagiarise from BulWer and call him . mys-
terious "WhAt Il 81" ir nrs .-
But We people in West Virginia. are "all
right on the gooseF-MeOlellan No dOubt
he will get all he is entitled 70 at our
hands-oVerWhelmiDg defeat and tepudia-
ton. Go on, people Of West Virginia, in
the noble work. Every ballot for Lincoln
is red hot shell in the ranks Of rebellion.
God help the nation II they don'tTote right.
next November. When we set down by our
peaceful fresides, when We see our proper
ty in safety, we may thank the administra-
ton and the government for the privilege
and the security. Let MS be earnest, devosl
ted, sincere. Away with conservative pat
riotism.i Give rs radicaliBm. No man
loves his country too well who loves It
second only to his God. Conservatism is
ashamed TO look true Patriotism in the face.
We want, we can have, and Wewill have
united, q free and prosperous nation. This
IL the object Make the road clear.
-fa Yours respectfully,
.s.-7r.a .- eaaa- ia. SHlARHR.
Wellsburg, West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01

HsSsK.nar ,s 4 Nosaaus;s. < The. .neshan that
skeuel houses are cheaper than stats priS-
|. The nXSshhnY that men are a better
crop to'raise than emmy. thing else.
< The noshun that people. who. have
braiuisJ ien0ug kant be governed BY yIaDy-
body but themselves.
The nosh1n that if you kant make a
man think az you do, Try to make him DO
AZ you think. ~. -. I, B 49, i,i4 /
The noshun that the United States il
liable at emmy time 70 be doubled dutaint
liable at emmy time tobc diyied.J q ~.
Tie hoshun that Uncel Sam can thrash
his own children, when tha need It, fgss
The noshn1 that the Yankees are. ?
foFeordained rase, and kant beIkept from
spreading and striking in, emmy more than
taspsntins when tvnnce gets luce. b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
,'lisT sTrom the PhiladetphIA American,
7WashhinEton the Little. -

-.n.',,.i .1l.5l' .--,I Il 5os.L.tlATi
Az coPPernead peraoe ~ ~ VtFtAHn ~ se' Ns'r
the residence of General Mco olellan, where
the General himself appeared aRd made a
srhssb q ,ranshalencv Vaa borne. ON which
t,NT r,,S,i.. ~. mn. ..L,.. So,
was INSCRIBED 1e @ 1 y
of the 5nineteenth century, Bpithsts
amount to nothing, and comparfs6hB are
~ ,ilV..,o,. ,ilV. ~ =. ,,,;s i,,,.;. 1ossa
a9Ou' 10! a OSs x,Hg9ais 80 : 80 Soe
wherein the General hmAeu1 ngureoi We
should like TO, put 0 few queries Rpropos
~ Mcolellan and washington. - la'r5. isr1
80 sI.i. 100 ,il o. ,,,,.,, &c., to %, =,
...;.,s. .SS anao,1 NSGIsI.
com ~ ,ss7s.si ~ tasS sIS
jap goes e p9W: =. ~. q Is.ss,.
en what uI9 70 ~
himself IRON nsla ;S 81 ns.e IN niS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01

-.,7Hh'. ist - ~ iAia lfh'iftta 3
From J. Newton BrOlOn, D. d. BIItOroTfhs AscS-
eIopedid Of Religious RBOtOled9e.
Although not disposed 70 hVor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and eheets j yet know Of sum-
cieRt reason, why man may not testify to the bent
he believes himself to have received from any imple
preparations IN thB hope that he may thus contrib.
ute 70 the beneht of others. - -
Ido this the more readily In regard to Hddaahds
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. O. II. Jack1on, Of
this city because IWaS preludiced against thdm for
many years, underthe impres1ion that they wore
chiefly an Rleoholic- mixture. am Indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by propan tests and Cfot enegtrhge.
ment 70 try them, when sufsrtpg from great and
Of these Bitters, ut the beginning Of the present
year was followed by evident relief and testurAtion
10 a degree ofbodny aud mental ytgor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating I ther . 49, tnk God and
my friend 70 rdSeetns NE tS q qss Ss SStRsa NRS6
PhtlAdslp s,Juns Qs. 1881. .s53, @ s' I SISs,, ., s z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERSI :. :.
Those hayino Friends IN the Army

We call the attention Of slI having rel9tiora or
irendS in the army y thoJGe that "a asohfhd'
man Bitters" viii cure ninetenths OF the diseases
Induced by exposure and priEations incident camp
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sio ift VII be
noticed that very large proportion are snneripg
-oi y, n ~ S
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation in
stating thai II these BittRIs were sey p4sd among
our sOdi0rs. hundreds of Lives might be sASsd that
We al pSStie9Iaf attention to the oOWilErs-
mArkRbie Aud el authentt sure o. one q lhe
nston's heroes whose i5sss0 pse e hls @
.u,l1 s1vui eida Aug i28dJ 1ee2s1g.
MEssRs. JONES' 4 EvANBs-Well, Sentlethent your
HOoaahdp Getnaan Bitters has 1ys p1y liie: Lhese
OF my comrades, seme Of whose names are appended:
and WHO WetS oSghizant OF all the q
my case. L msand have been for the last fonf
years ! member 6f SAormAhS tel6brated bGttery
md under the Immediate command or Captain r.
Ayers. Through the AIPosuFe attendant Upon my
Arduous duties, 1 was attacked in November last
withdnaAmmAtio Of the lung1i and was for seventy
twodayS IN che s SIsiSlS2 ~ StSr
WAS then FerbS Cd nom the White House. and sont
to this city Oh board the stState 20 Name .nom
have been about d low As any one could beand
Gt retain spark 81 Titdiity. For asveek or more
was scarcely able 70 sslOT Snyt9itRg sSS Ss
again. .esr .., --.,,.. -
been WoFRinE faithFuiiy thong Enthusiastically q
u IsSS sI tSSy DO 10 more ior me- and dyg
to clergyman, and 70 make such dilPosi slon
Of my limited funds a. best suited He AZ
Anco who visited me at the hospital Mr. tEoderte5
stefnbr6Wn; Of sixth stFeet below advised me-
as feElSEn hope 2 trZ SSHIEh Blsssf Sna
taxing them the gloomy shadow Of death ,reeSaeds
aud Il am now flialf Godl fOfi settins better.
Though have taken but two bdttle 7Ehtye aiready
gained teh oahds And feel guins Of being per
mitted to reJoln myatfe ana dhughteFst nom whom
have heard nothing fr eighteeih
Propt Royal 10 y0&F lhVAlak Able BittefSI owe lthe
certainty ofife which has taken The place 81
isTs ofSSSiD eIaSpis q nv b65on fl6Ss Who are the
dearest % m0in life 10 Very truly yo1sstt oSr1, =
We fully concur in the truth Of ne above stAts- e
usnt, q We had despaired Of seeing our serarade
Mr.. Malone, restdrodto health. -
JOHN OUDDLEBAoK, lst New Yntk-aI 9 2 sse.i
9E2RaE a. AoKLES e. g Name .,S,t
JB. .PKsRWELL, h Sd lTeEmont;5zH si.dpI
aENs7 ESsS + Ae1oS I'D, 90. q. 9Th daine.sf q,
JOHN y. WARD, coaE, sth Maine, ilf syo
skEAAN skFAANIsf S a. IS. S' ssh Penn. :
JOIN 5sSEkiks. q. BsiNSih @ Rsan. .5aSS 90 a5
See that ~. nat q 90 n. JAoKs0N ilJ
the ERAPPlA az each bottle. I. sfr7ziol sisi Z.
BEvARE og coUNTEETErTS' ~
NO. 63I ARCH STFSTEET
tJi FSiSsSpat ~ aSS AfdBs jGelOTJs y %
.6ig5 Josuls EVANS,
"a ssessOs to q. Il JaehlOn s Goal 1 l7HS SBi
cove .-e4 .=s-1asls ,'s.l u - RAoPHHfosA
PR1cEs4fkrSe aits, holding nsatiy eS1hll
SuAntity, 81 pei bottle; half dozens s.. alie
iSs per bOttie; half dozen, -. .sasl.ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01

VS. DUNBAR, 4. HID.
JOHN n PHELRHg, Pres. Bsnat


alasI sud Ind8 Rlbber; ladfos Papsr Can, Steel
Boit CaEps, gllk Betting. H0usahel1 EGming,
Hournfng Handksrchist., yisls Cnpe CoIlars, BuI6s
bad. Puad Butt0nl, EhlEy Lfnnsl Collar1 and
CuHs Velvet Rlbbon, LlnEn Bobbln, asserted colofs
a Yarn, 1lk B1fluul Hnln1Ty Oloth, olrlGt frultl
Clark'a 6pool O0tt1n. lldlaI Hock uel, 0autI q,
o'1l' = - D. NrcoLI BRo,
Hs1i1 -ra 10 MEil Gir6st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
Co1nmissioner's Sale.

OP TIE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN As TIE
" tKFAuar Housa," on The east gide Of Main
Efreat and the lots on Market street In the rear
thereof, on SATURDAY. ths Sth OF October, 1854
at the front door q the Court Hoaso for Ohio
u paruuanes Of a dsereo Of the Olrrnlt C0lrt for
Ohio county, In q certain eaus8 therun depending,
WhsrOIn EfanclI d. Ohapins = oumpllilauts SD
the d6Vilsol hoTl at Law and e1ecutor Of Nos W
ChapIina, decoa8sa and Mary 2. Lybeh, are dcie1d-
ants, ahan ssIl, - special oommisltoneE, e the
font door Of the O0art House for Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the 6th Of OciobeT, 1884 (oi mmencing
said Gale AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ 70 the highest ard
bost bldder at publie Anetion. tho loll0aing rlal
Ostate, IN the said decree partieularly. meuto1ed
and described, situated In the city Of Wheeling
that q 70 ly tWOthins Of the lot uluborod thirty
-So-fFOnting fOrty. .f0uF-44-foet On The Sasi
Gide Of Main atFOst, and extending back of even
width eastwardly from said street. one hundred and
thlrtyltuo-lo3-ieGt. being the properly known -
the dKrAmsr House, AlsO lot numbered one hun-
drSd and eteen.-1lp-frontlng on sid maTEet
street sixty .A1d running back Of even
nuinbdrtd oEs RIn1Fed aud I14istd-Ihs hs-SilI u
sOld in three sepArate parcels Of tTenty-tUo-1-
TERMs or sALE.-Fhe ous-ahh-1-S-part Of
the pnrehnss money in cash. ard the remaiuilg
four.afth parts IN four equal inItalmenta payable
In six, twelve, eighteen and tHenty-four months
with Interest fom the day % Aiu. the purchaser q
Give bond for the deferred fn1talmentas the CON
miS-ioner 70 retain the title until the purch1ae
money shall have been fully paid.
- .H--fa-rI JAMES 3. WHEAT
reos-td Special Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01

EcoSonIzs,-NoW Is the time to help
the fall Of gold and of the prices by Lib,
tla temp6rafy economy. Ladies' can do
without bonnets aud dresses, and genaeS
men can do without fall CLOTHES, for 5
weak OF. two longer, and then We lhan
have cheaper priees. The sacrifice viii be
|sInAElsAnd the gdin enormous. i.1ea 80 ..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
TRUSTEE'S sALE

or VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE IN The CITY
tt or WHEELING
ny Virtuo ofa deed % trust u1oSutst by Robert
Dronsaald and Catherine his Wifo % Alfred
CSidOoI - trustee, datod the 21d day Of AuglIt5
$50 and recorded II the o1c8 Of the Recorder Tor
Ohio county IN dssd book iorty four a4l toio tHo
hEinlIod and twenty thTos C2z5l, and b ytrias q
al order Of the Circuit Court for said county made
On ths iOth day % May, 1884 an4 catered IN order
book number 8 page 1St, by which ne undsrIislea
CsidgeII, viii, on THURsDAY, the hr.t day o.
September, 1854, ~ the front door q The U0lTt
HSuSs IN ssd eSanty, at 10 0'olOc< A ~ oner pr
aAia The fnlogiu< described real oItato, situate u
that part of the city o. Wheeling eommgnly called
Norfh TThaelin1r, vti. Lot number GiEty~i0ir-ot-
IN nquaro number nino-a-s also all that parcel o.
groind aitun In the noFthorn part % TIE city o.
Wheeling and lying north Of and adioini1g iOt
owned and occupied By the said Dr1nlGsid, ald
frontIiE % ths ueEt aids of Main strout one han
drod and hhosn-I15-isst, more o. lesls and run.
ming back 70 the Ohio river, and being the llme
Which va conveyed % nd Dro1sneid y W o
WIckharn oonmlali1nor, 01 the lQth % heptglipers
1E6S and recorded 60 the o1eo o. the reenrdnr tor
OhIo couutv IN book forty-tO-lollO b5o-
me- above described property VIII bo soid saIA-
rIfdly Or toEothoE % suit purrha1er1-
No. 4 RICuARDsoN, Trustee.
GV-The shove sale q pOsiDonsd I'm sATgR-
DlY septsIntSr 10, a. o'clOeE z n. 11p4
kR-Fh0 sale of the above pIUperty has been post
pSned tn TUESDAY, 0Of0bkk 4th ssRlz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS =. KEsNER WOULD
y respOcttully inform the eitilans % Wheelils
and vicinity hat be has .permaneutly located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the ka-
fional Or Eclectic System. He has been engaged IN
the prastioo of his profession for number o. years
and has bean omtnonty successful In the tnoatment
Of al varieties Of diBoasos both acute and chronic
Dr. K, e heretofore, VII dgVOts . good share o.
III time and attention % the treatment Ofa chronic
dIleasos Of both ssKos such - Oonsumption and Al
VariotsS o. Lang Diseases, Al Diseases Of the Throat
CatArrh, DySpspsia, Liver Complaints MerouTtAl
and Nervous Dilua1al RhgurnAti1u, 6crDfulA, every
variety Of fBlood and Skin Dseasol 1pllspay, Iumor,
Wena, Spinal Affections, Dl8oasea Of the Kidngy1
and BladdeF, Heart Affections, Diseases OF tho Bye
and lar, &e- Fho1a peculiar % Homalels VIZ In
hammAtOEy Diseases q the Uteruss Painfai 1Tregu-
IaFities LsucoTTheA, Pnolnpsu8 Uteri, and Al her-
Vous Dlssases 10 which they Elbleot. Diseases
or Children carefully ant rGfinnAlly treated. Ned
iclnea mild reliable and agreeable.
All oommunioations strictly eouhdentiAl- Might
calls ehearfally and promptly answered
EzTOmca and relldn1cs ous door Wagt q Ions
AblinR's Hotal, Third street, near Red kTAn's
Drug Store. Centre WheelinG ". Va ofaes hour'
fron A. n toD p. n.
1I-rst ~ REHERINoEa.
ProE. D. ?. Payna, etoubenHiilsI Ohio.
Dr. W, d. Mc3regor,
Dr q. Arnold, ClmbrIdgo, 0hlo.
Prof o. n oleGValRnd. Ctneinnat1 0hio.
Or. o. A. MGlchimaE, Van WertI
1eAt'AI4AN ..-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
Valuable Property for Rent.

rTNO LET oNGROUND RlHf, for = terra Of yoaEH.
J. about one hundred and any fsot q the prop
ertV froufinR On Main gtreet, aud running back
hhout one hundred sad thirtY-tEo f1ct, a1d knoIn
y the Zane Homestaad property, lmme1iatsly
north Of and adloininE the HoFnhrook bull1lnE1-
III. uronorty ufl b rented ia suitable buli1ing
iois, and ombrsoos some Of the bost unimproVod
p''Fo''' - KR.ARMsTR0Ss,
iSg-H FFuEies % Emily A Zaua.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-01
CARD.

DR n. n. LEE-PHYuOIAM, SURGEON
~ AND Oo0UoHRR-thankfal for past fAyoEs
would respectfully inform HIS friends and Tie public
rsnorAily that he b sim doing business e hll Old
1fand. Niain street, naar TIE Hulpo1Elon Brdge,
Uhers be win os happy % attend % any bu1lneIl
IN his line that may be entrnlted % his care Might
calls promptly attsndod q. Dr. Lee = grlduate
of ths Rclsts MsdIcal Inltituts q Oneinnlti. and
haa been yaI5olsly Ong1ged in the prAetiee o. his
pFofcsIion for the Last f5uFteen yoan. Dr. Lee q
now urepafed with al the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricty IN The treat
ment of Chroiie disoaAa1, 70 which he would invite
ne Gpocal attention of the aieted- 30 perfect T.
b BciectcIl that few ned despair ofFecslung PER
mansnt bonsat II they eaul0t b perfectly c1red
RDsciai attaution given 70 di8salsI Of women and
ckIIdren An mnnnicatlonI strictly conldoufial.
our pactico e Gafs certain and prompt lelTing No
nsrcurAl faint IN the system bat eloanIing reno-
n unlson With Natures duoFFing laEI.
.4e5 -
WHEuma, VIZ Va, Dee. lth, 1s6A
10 GU t1hon q nay e1ao1ns We, the under
aiEna1 malnboI q the WGlt virginia Lsgi1lntures
tSks plsaInrs in saying that We have knogn D..
Richard T. Lee many yoars prsEiou9 . ne pIeak-
Ing ont o. the Hsoelllol, - sleoo.Sal sd soef-
FGfo a. Hfsliclns (Ofths BcIestie school
both IN KAnlNha ooauiy w. and Gala e'ang'
on'o- a.sLAcK, ss.atoF IA Di.t.
WR DUNBAR, n HID.
JOHN n PHELRHs, Pre-. bsnate.
rz1-oas. one dOor SoaA e K-nsr5 HOtsI
E I1ii.1 ~ Siu % suu.ult ths Dr. (f thsy prss.r
eaR can q roOa No. - eEa1t Honsos had Mr.
~ oHIes Oh Be i5l14 e he Grlnf Ho11a at
mEht. Hnsa9d4U
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oAVALRY HoRsEs WANTED.

.NmcE AssIsrAHT QUAKrERfAsfER,
WHULTH1, WElI VA Juno - le54- q
OPEN MARKBF Or tho purchase Of CaEafFy
TIor6-- win be eontlnued ~ Wheoiing, Wegt Va
Ons hHndrod and hhysdVs dollarl Hin ba pald
gPECuIuaEQI1-
can hnrlss f1r the Cavalry service mat bsa1lnd
in every partcuiar; IRON 5l aftsaa % CI6) siEtsaa
hands hlKh and u5t Len thsl 90 eve nor thal
(pl y1arI oldf n Eood le1h c1mp1etlF bsIilts
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By on3aF q "A. Col- Jas A KKIHs O1isf q n
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FERWs OF WEEKLY.

WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
Ar WHEELING.
-Ha'd ai o,osss.'-r--sgrny ,s.'gn 's 20 -
Z L HTTCHCOCH,
AT NO. I1s1< MAIN STREET.
CHornbrOoks B1iIdInk)
E-0pea for studenta day and evening
rEyr1E purDo.. Of this tnSfitufi,i /. 70 tn,true,
u yollg mon land women tOol IN the prinriplos
which govern TIE correct Eanlletion Of poelnIaTY
bulinasl andin Aec0lntAnt-hP anditl oo1eo1itan1a.
B0OK-E<EEPING,
stripped of Its absurd yurbtAgp and aneiolt pEo-
Hxity and intEieaey, End adaPtsd % the modern
node Of doing blSfnsss. specially A ths Unifsd
1hich Gro q sTsst' 1nsfrini and frss ffu.l &C.,
tiqn - thoss q natl1e and eumHrisad IN vsEy fsW
WoTds. are hrSt made familiar 20 he stndsaf, Who
Wh0i5 thea eonductsd through co1rss of fprasticaI
Book-koaplnE, IN numarpns ssts q books II Eruat
Varioty q f5Tls, I'm be thus acquires mastsry q
the eEt Shlsh Slaeles hin - aPPy Il Eith fASiii1
"a WRITING SCHOOL
sd EoaiISnsn uhoEs. lilh6df G6tSliiS t1l Ne an
eouTSss god hAna-uEiting can Be obtainsd n >
- ARITHnETIC,
und IT. Sppliuation 70 All manner Of
O0UNTNG-H0UeB CALCULATIONS,
rooeiVe the attention th0ir primary Importance g.
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tending gruatly 20 ths AbbroViatiol o. his work
1haro & open % the student also eour1aof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eomprIdng Pulltlcnl Economy, OOmmonclAl Law Ald
uIlEaa, Einanco, BANKING and CuTulGyi allo marin
Of eminent Bu1tneaI Men IN reEArd 20 the be1
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oouhprehonaiVe and Thorough e. that of any of the
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and BridgspoFt, and especially 70 his Gtldouta-
TERMS &c.
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requisite blank books for Book-keoptng, The ehGrgs
& go, payable entering Ths dne usually re-
quirod f1r the course = frOm tWo % three moath8
but the student q not limited In time-he nay
remain long, and return - ofton, - be pieasos-
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SALE OF XALT61ss6dEI H6Ah 161IS rs
n OF NUMBKR 10, IN square u1mber 9, In Riteh-
u 4 f6t0ln On which = l0Calod Q tHo gtory DTtcE
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A close HLI1Itar 'yIsw OF the Cana
paign and its VietorIeS-WhntSh SheFs
idan's ATovS up the valley NIeani=4
What Grant wan Now Do.
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PRIcEs-threes siis, holding nearly dolhls
quAntity, 81 pei bottle; half dozen, s.. small afe
iSS Per bottles half dozen, -. .,uffssa
k-For sale BY Druggists and Dealers eVoEyThpgn
DSSlsSs A. VThsSiInS- - u - 1cclsi,
sEtI EtIsfA'aalA9SS q A9SSsSe'
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