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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-02
water Standard

Territory Of idaho, County of Boise: n ~, #
We the undersigned, residents of the, county
and Territory aforesaid and ditch owners therein,
do hereby mutually agree with each other that
hereafter, we wiAfurnish and sell water from our
respective bitches according to thefolloWingm
urment, t0.Wit: under six inches pressure.
J. D. Smith, Thorn Greek; Moore q Smith,
Moore 3 Anderson, Buena Vista Bar; = Anderson
q Hupd, Pine Greek u Moore Il Anderson from ElI
Creek to Jackass GuIch Houston & Christie.
Moores Creek; Deer Greek Ditch Company by
E, A. Gilman. =
December 26th, 1868. oa6bl Isl
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-02
Attention Members Of IDAHO HOOK
and LADDER co. NO.

a FINAL MEETING of your connarv mill ~
"A held AT the City Hotel on Thursday evening
July lth, at p. m, All members of the cornnan9
having axes and buckets in their possession are
requested to bring them with them, as new com.
pany VIII pc organized at this time. HUNT up
ALL THE AXES AND BUCKETS
4IWI D. YANWYCK, Foreman.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-02
CARD.
20 THE CTTTzENs on PLAoERvILLE

20 THE CITIZENS OF PLAoERyILLE:
The Sabbath and day school teachers Of
this place, take this method Of returning
you their sincere thanks, for your kind aud
liberal donations for the support of the above
named schools; for your assistance in pro-
curing Sunday school library, and for the
general interest you have manifested in the
education Of the children of this place. And
though we deem it very commemorate on
your part to interest yourselves in an under
taking thatwillnot only reflect credit upon you
in future years, but result in an everlasting
benefit to the rising generation, yet we deem
3 1t OUR DUTY to acknowledge your favors, and
publish this as testimonial that we apprec,
ate your kindness. We are very respectfully
your obedient servants,
aw Mrs. L. C. Cook,
Teacher of the Dittriet School.
D.. NJ. WALTERS, 81
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-02

% CAND1D.-Winn, the Virginia restaurant
man, adEertises in the Gold Hill Message:
s Nothing Ike good liuiag q"
g That's what we found at the International
when VIM kept til Humboldt Register.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
From Wellington.

WAsHIHGFoN, FEB. l0.-In the Uor.. -
DAY, Mr., Arnold, of Illinois, fntro5ncs5 a
OH Tor investigation into the proposed i'm.
provement of Chicago harbor, to be maid
W tonnage duties. Referred 10 the Com
mittee on Commerce. O'tE'
m. "A Washington despatch to the N Y.
-,Hthe arrangements of the whisky mar.
cnG are producing effect, and ii would
GOV seem that the Senate's amendment NJ
me whisky tax may be adopted by the
HouSe. -'---s---fl-' sls14t ,
The President has .accedeii 10 the vish.o
OF the State Couve6tioaS ffom AIkansSS
itla euerRf f5teele to hold an siss
tlon on the day designated. Ia 6i6ar -
sPeets ne! has renewed HE instructions ~
1enera a.. Steele aud to make sure Of eyoiS1
ing collision between the civil and emilitssv
anlhorlties. he has authorized as gsnersiI
70 go TO Arkansas with full clfscretiona 20
authority to keep things straight. - ,.
Gen Butler has commenced the Drac,;es
Oh me common school system At NorSoit
sSI y, I oftress Monroe, precisely like that
IN Massachusetts,. 1t win insure tbs adj iSs
cslonaof hundreds Of children.
So.mmtsstoner from the Dominican Re-.
P GS which was suppressed ty Spain in
1861 are here applying to be recogn mi I'd y.
as belligerents p .E..-.-es''''EF'i
Mr.. Seward laid the case before the Cab
net to-day. 1t did not receive Yery cordial
Treatment. B 80 : ~ :
" S HHH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
Fhs RsAol Sit3a tioa h ITobEijIe.
FEB. l9,-A Memphis letter

AER YORK. Feb. l9l-A Memphis letter
adatsd.the 4th, 5p5iii
A German who rea96sd Grand Gnif.
Mississippi, few days since from Mobile.
which place be left on the Goth lIt., repre-.
sents that the rebel troops 10 and around
that point dosnnt exceed 8, 900, and are uu-
DER commanda of Major General Murray,
Who has cherge OF the defsncss of the city.
a.! An other troops have recently been sent
:. 70 Atl4ntas IN entieipatiOn OF an attack
with food and clothing. : :. P.-sN
While on his way 10 .onr Ii5ss IN. a.,
tleman giving this Information. passed
through Meridian. Mississippi. Here be
say General Polk has iIns arny-yGrio6slv
estimated at between 10000 aud 40 600.
THIS comprises the bulk of the rebel army
in Mississippi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
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Southern New1is.

NEW foRK, Feb. 1o.-Richmonti pa per
10 the Stb are received.
: Inet Examiner reports the arrest of A,
W. Hetpg, q baker, charged with being
connected with an Organization 10 release
Yankee prisoners, assassinate JEFF. Davis
anu destroy the. government buildings and
iNetksnoPs In Richmond. Other arrests
" were iikeiy to follow, as the roll Of nam.
9ers was seized with Heing. a J, ss5
The arrest of Hon. Robert, Toombs. Al
savannah, for treason and disloyaltyy vyas
r5a 1! at Richmond, bot is said 10 have
originated IN the fact that Toombs at-
tetn Pteu 10 get aboard OF train at Sa.
Hrat1 ma 4 ana was pat of by the guard.
,;o zen 4 oEeGksartdRe is appointed 10 re-
ns.s. 1eu. ones In the command of the
peP 9at IN en- OF South West Virginia.
Rebel dispatches from ORANGE Com.
House Of the 7th, say the enemS S &C.,;
III y. force at Martins Ford on Saturday IN I
atter sharp contest were renDiS,Isssss5 H.
S4en. I'D. Johnson's DIVISION and T6Eivs -,
pack iEt over the river and pursued Onr
troops returned this morning. no.
n .l1he. enemy also attempted Ito cross az
tS9nnesss Ford, but were repulsei BY Gen.
$2ea4es North Carolina Brigade and
Loomis Cavalry. The casualties on mr.
size are slight, and the enemy has re.
treated. 10y :
a tsssee rom WRlhalla, s.. O., Jan. 2etb
states states that Western North Carolina. and
towns IN the county of Georgia were IA
cently invaded by 1900. Yankee cavoIIv
tm VIC piiilaged indiscriminately, and carried
on negroes, horses, food, SO. They can
's9te9 Two Confederate soldiers, WHOM, thew
~ Manaed oSesto the bushWhackers of vast
worm .I Carolina aud Tennessee, Who shot
Letters say the bushwhaokers have mpr.
1 1 the rebel LIT. Col. Walker, his SON
. s.s ! onng' Col. Davidson's son, and 9th.
ool The Savannah Republican of January
3s Ssr sees 40 indications of a formtd able at
49, 80 On mat vicinity at present; however.
~ s;o.MaS an attack on the rebel pickets al
III ~ aud some Smelling of Thunder
81 s battery % oy Monitors but without eff
1t. Gov. Weston, of North Csrolins 5;.a
on the 10Th of January. - N''U
IL was officially stated that the ,,h. h.
number Of troops enlisted for actual ser
wee since October is 100, 900, - {.
Morgan was at Columbus. :. Braoo 80
lett Montgomery. sf9s AE
a refugee from the South saws Atlanta
" WIN Dc destroyed rather than fall into
HEanrs hands, who is expected to move IN
IL ~ tne SPrtRg. The refugee SAYS there
wiz DC no starvation in the South when
sweet potatoes become abundant
tne ktchmond Wing says the VIRGINIA
Legislature has been occupied n secret
session with resolution REQUESTING ihs
oontederate authorities to su spend IN han
ot oatlaWry against Gen. Butler mil an
e4cnange OF prisoners was effected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
Signed,

.. - ~ aai
above form Of proposals will be adhered % a,
Nv ~, SS prSsaea6ls Other forms viii be received
proper guarantee that the bidder e abta ~ III
sa 1sS S9G!sae certified to by the clerk Of the
Al AttoEney must accompany The proposal or IL vii
An oath OF allegiance to the United STATS c6,z
et9 a1 must also accompany the propossI
SontEacts Will be awarded 10 the fI0vyesf ~
PohAlgle party or parties, who will be duiV
n mall SE otherWlses tRGt their hid 10 accented md
tE WI be required to enter fntns
tI5 on1eE bonds TO the amount OF $4,000 BondS
70 % properly certified TO- - $1,000 >SSINs
po9Als are opened $50 J" 1 1i fnS y. ITO.
me poss ON address Of the parties propoDnv
pyo.'.a y written upon the Proposal
EtiS9pSSAh must DO Addressed 10 HsnFI Job,,saa
Me g g. K, and Pnrvsyor o. g. A., WaSSineto1.
The Department reserves the right 10 FEs,.,, H.,
g AL BIDS deeaued unsuitable 49, 'ess 'ius
HENRY JoHNsoa,
n. 3. k.S and PurVeyor D! a.
prtn,.5 s,-,.. Washington, D. O.
o,ttsS tOrma pi PToPoSala can be had At this
Z - aa s -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
From Newbern.

NRWsRRN, Feb. s.-Largs numbers of
deserters from the rebel army have been
coming In since yesterday morning. They
report that the rebel General Pickett In.
formed his command, consisting of 10 900
men, that there were but 1000 Union SOL
diers IN NeMbernj and that be intended to
take citySbyluight ASSAULT. The arrival of
Sirsgipppent from Beaufort just before the
the enemy cat our communications with
Isoat poihti toGethef with the srming of the
AEem rs. and citizens, white and black, sat-
l EsEles1 them thatwewere more than a match
,toF mem, hence their failure to makeithe
an. ATTACK. The enemy had fallen back to
The town of Warsaw, N. G.. was de-.
stFoyed By, FIRE on the 2lst ultimo. seei.
deatally. s.s''-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
County--special Meeting. ]

SPECIAL MEETING Of the Board Of srpsr.
"A visor OF the. County of Ohio WIN 81 held Al
the 0o1Et Honse of said COunty, at 10 O'clock NJ
On MONDAY ne sdsth dAy. RebraaFy, j 6S. ri
ne purpose OF making Arrangements for obslinine
shAl Pc aPpl 20 the support aud relief 81
shs ,Afat and dseedsea Union SoIdisrs
upon the subject Of utfGiHk COUNTY BOTJNTY
to men epli4ttnG before the LII OF March 1854 fhs
AID snIaa e b made charge upon and 70 be paid
By order Of Doctor Joaa o. HuPR, Precedent Of
the Board. :. eS5se=s1-s y.
5ssts: eEoRaEsw. SIGHTS, J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
: FRESH REEEEyE a !,

that may be required for use the tnoon.o - Az
United States stationed 1T the following nIhceS i
Ss An aud arysyilles Maryland, and New
SSeSiipS. Ws.t.yS SfaFks0urE, PaFlkeESburg,, and
Eor lsl four nontltsS or such less time. "A ,hs
SSfSLnLlnIlsSAty General OF SIbaiStehca o. a A rnaS
direct and subject to IFS appro3al eoSn,r ~ my
Tue llotal sixteenth day otfebr6afy IS61 "a
Tag 90 The li6thl siEtsenth day June 1894.
S6d bSei 70 be Of Steers mot Bulla StaRs Heisers
OF CoWal four Year, old, and over. 10 SsioI, ~
each at least 5000 i've hundred pounds sA ASt
:, Ene beeI % be sound, aud wholesome with usoka
shanks and kidney tallow excluded i IN eouaI Hro
portions OF fore and hind quarter ana 10 ~ -
such quantities CASUALLY three time1iner 10y ~
may DO designated by the Depot 00mmIbsary, or dc
The contractor Ntll be required to keen n 1kufi.
Client supply Of Beet Cattle constantly on bsnd INA
within easy nPplytng distance OF the troop5 Z I :
bond In the penalty OF 90 OOOT zen thonsand
dollars will be required, with two rood SnTstisS
whose individual responsibilities for the above mn
must DO shown by the Ufcial eeftH cte a. fhe lSrk
o. the nearest Court Of Record or OF f6SS InJfsd
States DiStriIt Attorney. ! - fi oH1se1
Proposals from . hfm must specify the names ana
residences Of all p rSous composing it, and eGeh
proposal must be accompanied by the Sath ~ 49,
Eapee Of the party parties; also BY a certifcSta
O the responsibility ABOVE referred to; also 81 4
making the bidi the Y hole making sfSuF StpSIate
P4pefs Tor which forms will DO tnFntEhed on anbII
sss sSs y mail or In ali which
sas tor Rresh Beet and directed 70 the md rsiRbe
At Cumberland. NJ. . - - ''N s'et'ss
BID only received tor each Of tho above
Payments TO be made IA Irs.sprry No..Ll y. =, -,
Other Soyernment FUNDS As may be on hand; ifnoSie
on aaana. TO be made soon a. received. =. :
enforcement reserves 70 ftsalf fa Ti06E a. ~,
Jees any or ~ i'd, ontidGred unreSinnRble :
The bid, cath Of allegiance oeFtih eate Of re.nnnt
al, md faust al be in duplicate
tllsmeAt viii Be rejected q - II Z -
- Il ais VIM HsHoskoKg
fSbe..d ohisS6 3 1 oagtG IN and o.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
nSrFRu1r TRrrs.-Rarma.a - ~ u.

a. FRulr TREEs,-Farms rs and others
who intend to plant fruit trees are di.
Fectsd to the Advertisement Of Joel Woods,
Of Marttnsyille, which appears in to days
paper The trees are saidto be of yigor.
Gus growth, and from three to four years
ofage. The variety Is very extensive aud
excellent. .a.5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

HoWARD's CoManA41os yAR1rTy
TRouPs.-Th6 reader viii bear iu mind.
that HOWard's Combination Variety Troupe
opens at Washington Hall to.morrow even.
ing for two nights. only. The troupe is
being extensively advertised by costly bills
which tsgeperally a very good evidence of
merit. All lovers of fun should make
thsiF arrangements to be present ON the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

Bs-PaonoTED.-we are re glad 10 learn
that Milton B. Campbell has. been promot.
ed to First Lieutenant of Company 1, 18th
West Virginia Infantry, in place ofLieat,.
Melvin, promoted to Captain. Lieutenant
Campbell went into the service as private
aud has earned his promotion by efficient
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

FFoRFREss Mormon, Feb. Io!-The fol.
loving special order is published by order
of The General cpmH andine: StN'sA
sRRcIAI. oRpRR
", W. Shore beiug;iby his own oo,ts.
sion, the Correspondent of iihs NJ W,
Daily World and Daily Times; the srtieIes
and ietters from which DapeFs ssss go :
with appreciation into many of The rshSi
papers TO the injury OF the. government
and canse Of tie country. IL or5sraJg ~
1esTe this Department forth Witb. a. M
return under pain of oeing put al hard
teoer: e il :ssiff -
BY order Of Aai. Gen. Rntler.
r & fOkH,tS{ a.; 4
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PR0F 0SAIiS ron IGI5'1
MDIoAL tUayErol,s o11loI.

j ~ e
SkALRD PROPOSALS vim be rsoalyads =. st,s,.
9tnee untn u N. Pebrhary the xii - fs
5Slns Zee 70 the Medical DepRftnsnt o. az a.
mated n ~ ~ year 6 ths points herein dsslS
ssSTfPesy constructed lee houses q eSsb Mint 80
t6St 81 g before the 18th day oil AuFil ns,f =
ns1esl q the house and he TSannSr N *
\ SSs4sa snaiI have been approved by A msJIesI
mi ,SE the PSfPoses or BY Medical
SESS mus eetpel stored aud recefpfed SfnT
hsIS. viii be for the qaantities insioatsd
GeioS g required the DE- ii ~
PtoNeo, that should more be needed N SS tI ~ ny
~ suPPsytt shall be fufniGhed ~ tha 49,
:! l14sses ena under the sans j1ditionS:
QUANTITY 10 BIZ pRITrEREDAT
taad:-Ioe- house owned BY the Uuitsd
ted states-280 tons. 80 ~ s ste phlt
Point Lookout Nd -Ieb ,,,. : a.. :, =, :.
FoEtsmontA, yh.4Ie e.house not owusl bv ths mi.
ted States-1OO toms 800 ~ tRe Oni-
Ns ss.ss g. tS-1Oo-hOuso owned by tie unlted
Hilton Head, 9. o-Iesh house owned BY the Initial
Proposals viii also be received Tor furniShInV ina
tieS a oS ~ lot the year 1854, In such quSntI
g United States aenerAl Hos itaIs upoF the
10 annual estimate. In and near :. = :.
New York, 800 tons. ~. 5...s,5.-
New Haven, Conn, 60 tons.
portsmouth, Grove, &. I :, 100 tons ~ ita 4
Philadslphia, Pa, 200 TOM. - ~
Newark, N, J., 100 tons, q t-.fs 5.-t a
Wellington, b. O, q 500 tons. IA ~ 55,l5
BaIdmorey Nd, 500 tons. -
Frederick, Nd is tonS ~ 7.,s. sg.,;.
A, an Aaalttonal amounts that may be reduIna5 AZ
niSs - tba Until January lat ls6s are to be ir
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
=, The sae. undersigned proposes to furnish. tons
3uatity Of lee carefully packed IA ,hsfS
ta' Aee-hOu'esat the within named points, nlmsiy:
At the tollowIng prices per ton Of two thousand
tons. At - per ton.
The lee to be subject TO the iuspsetto, ,r,..s,ls
mSnt, and approval Of Medical oficsf. or otbsr
tor appointed inspector, before being reoeiptsd
D,Is sS% ' 70 be made from time to time upOn u
F'''-'' '''' esF'lnea to BY the Medical Director.
signed,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

DAYroS, o., Feb. s-Thomas P.rro,t
Of the firm of Parrot & Son, 6il maDniss.
turers of this city, aud one of our Oldest
aud most respectable citizens, iied This
morning after short illness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

- faH RIyER continue 70 reeds with
good Stage Of water Ia thss channel
sSo9s 9 feet The. sssAshst vas. rather
SO'a and cloudy. We have nothins,of an,
S'aal character to aota about The land.
'HS' tiFsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

16-sHoRr WElaar. YssssFdly morn
'oS butcher by the name Of Joseph Ragsr
was hued So aud costs by AID, RobertSon
,of selling beef at.ah6EtsNSishs in the
second S.. MAsd Market Rsgessald, that be
~. ~ mol aware that the weight was short,
wv zoe ordinance makes no ptoyisionlfor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

,NEw YoRK, Feb. lo.-A Herald CORES.
p9ndentf captured by the rebels in Lou.
, ,sa abd recently exchanged, writes that
49, sne en ~ Fe0eI force west Of the Missis.
sipPt on January lst was 80 900 men.
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!, 0bEsRERSIAE

a Positive Cure for DySpepSta- ms.
Slr re q ertcRn tDySpepGlai Pii1.
We nysay With saI5ty that ninety a. ~ :,
ssYsry hundred that one with consumption 6S5 a.
S ony dsspep4ta. Dyspepsia quickly. lays the
t9p.ldAton Of othsr diseases some of RIob ~ S
ne ne most htIl character Dyspepsia e
ss alSSaSe tnat rom as that bracinR stinnii
9r me enterprise Of life tay to the SOL and
- q 9yery school, that In Dr. WishaFt's
StSSt american DyspepBA PflS and Pine Trae M =
Sergial there is cure for the worst ca,SoE ~.
to5S, WI hart has treated in tho past twenty yss
aeaIs, lor Dyspepaa In its various forms and 10
=. case where the medicine WAs direcfe
u made perfect cure A numbbF of the= ShbSSSS
cases bad been treated by the moot aminsnt No.,
tetang In this country and Europe sssl PNSS'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. lO.-The Memphis cor.
respondent of the Chicago Journal, under
date OF the 4th, says the advices from
dcEs6prg are that Sherman's : army isft
that place last week, the 18th CORPS. under
hiur:lhqt, following the 18th, under Nc.
Fhers0nI which has the advance.
Gen, Smiths Cavalry expedition Jeff
Smemp9ts for Oorinth on the evening of The
81, and viii soon be heard from in the In.
terror OF Mississippi, Alabama and Arkan.
The Union forces of Arkansas are pre.
pairing LOT uearly move southRnrd, which
command on the north and BSnIsS az,
lump on the south. Oo'-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

@~A SAD oAsH.-on Monday night aus
oeIOrOon gil came to this city on The
steamer Paragon.ss She came of the steam.
sF carrying in Grude boz the dead body
OF an infant AS it was late. Il night she
asked the privilege Of rsmaihing III the
o4ggage-FOom. Of the spIigg House until.
morning. ThePrfYilege being granted, The.
Oo1 was carefully deposited in an obscure
place, andiin tho morning at an early hO1iir Is
'ne giFi picked up her melancholy burthsa'
aud departed no one knew yhitheE. The.
contents of the box were u unk &c "a any =
one but herself hntfl she Was about Leaving!
the house, twss regarded as as; ! very sin.
guar eitenmStales, and still remains nm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11

eSesEsE 70 JAlL.-Yeststdda1yl I poor
Saa and hOpelsssly sebafasd Inc.
StlA'e vas found lying dead dranksf ID The.
street, ~ almost frozen to death. oHesfA
emanuel Marshall procured. Gn5sxpre.s
sa aE0n aud conveyed him % jail for the.
ssh time tbGths 6asgo6e l6.that institu.,
NOn. SAX VS OK
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WAsAIsoToNi Feb. 1o4The Prasidsnt,s
stAblet located between he sffeasnry h.,
Partment aud the ExscutiVs MaDsif,as ,SSss
tonight destroyed BY Ere. The carffseeS
we're saved, but six horses persisted In dc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
Telegraph Markets..

NV NV YSoRk, FEB: -CottOn-DulI. hs.vv .n,,,
lover 50 for middlinK upiandi ''' AsAsy aud Ic.
Plour-0poned 6r3 and cIo-a5 !. .t,..,-
30 9SI 99 for Extra State 81 SO@7 50 FAR SSftd
= . Tor Inferior do, 81 6I@9 SO for trade
sO SSsss.ky-oaist and unsettled; State reported At
" RheaGLo Opened steady and closed be.yv. =, "a
~ tSE Spring, the latter E5r CHOICES w
RED J4d.,aiIl Hankee Club, 81 6s9I GO for WtSfsr
gnsettled and lower; 81 2aA1 2sI< ~.
" g, Western In store e6In dull a m.
Ss PLiIe, u ~ Toe new white EouthsF1 n - ~
u.i9G % tor dry rland 1hi n 'os
western. = : = !. ssa'sf % 90a9aet for
wo0l-Q uist aud firm.
aOnsy-Laaier; the general rate Is :, sOmstrans-
StsILing-Dull aud lower; ia tor urst clasS bills.
"a oPenlog It ss1S decllalng TO 6ssE,
The stkaineF AuBtraiRSfan for LfVaPboolz to-8.v
carried cut sos, 102 In Ipscle - = : = -
Government StockB-FiTmst: D. q a.. 1ssJ .o.
ons 1O711 1904 los <Q9lO8K. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-11
DyspepsiaI DyspepSla.

Or. WlsHART: I have been a constant sn1.ta.
with DygPepsia for the last eighteen years IHSi.
s Sels tms cannot say that sYsr enjoyed lefe
S.aSsI ~ q I'd than at ilS[I mi q sI a.
sSSnn9u1G Nohld Dc q y
al tlme8 an unpleasant feeling "a nv head b5t ~
eTiy my suneringsSo much increased that i beoslie
sngs. Snnt tSE 6gSness Of any kind my mind was
So95fInaaiy MED With gloomy thoughts and fore.
pyreadlng, at once sensation Of Icy coldheSS In
COM cotton with dead weight, as Il weFe.FesteIi
upon my braint als0 feeling OF sieknesS ySonI ~,
cur Ss the ssSasGh and great pain 70 ny eyes, e
io!lng my reason. 1alS0 Experienced great IRsSf5s
Ge3lty and naFEousness, which mSde It dfficuit n
walk " day or Eleep at night. became ayerSs 10
tefssst H. aH sS SsPo.ed only 70 and having
uled tue sklu OF number OF e9i mont physIeians ~
xaEtSIs schools finally came concl1sion that.
Ior thls disease at my present = as yearSI thkrs
~ no cure In eXistsnoe. But 6Seh tbs me-
S sssense v q DiTas dsvoufIy
- your tG b gYspegsa pis ap ooFd< which
tteee OF my Iong OF allm9EifS and mi SssIi
and IN their place 5ife nj
are my everyday 90 ani6nH r
M A,a.rs;ss :ts3aI Is II. sAuNDERs
merry Of Woodbury., n. J. ''1l@, w fs