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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Pontiac g. aud s. W. Co.-.1n as.
sesSment this day levied, Of fifty cents per share,
is payable Immediately, to the Secretary.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
F. II. PRALL, Secy.
Gold Hill, March Cd. '64. mh3 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Gem G. and s. ID. Company--Notice.
At a meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of the
above company. held this day, an assessment
no. g. of twenty-five cents per share was levied
on the capital stock of the company, payable i'm
mediately in L. : gold coin, 10 the secretary at
his office in Gold Hill. BY order of the Board OF
Trustees. V. LEMERY, secretary.
Gold Hill March Cd 1864 mh3 1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Yuba G. & $. VI. Company, Pal
myra Distrct-Notirc.- Assessment Of fifty cents
per share was this day levied and made payable
to the secretary, at his Office, in Gold Hill. By
order of the Board Of Trustees.
PLATT KETCHAM, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Feb 29 81 mil I'm"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Oneoto Consolidated G. 6; 8. VI. Co.
At meeting held this day by the Board Of Trus-
tees of the above company, an assessment Of Two
(S2) Dollars per share was levied, payable imme-
dately to the Secretary nj his office, ON the Mchi.
gan Company's claim, Gold HILL
GEO. SwENSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill Feb "a, 1864. FPS Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23
Ouchita G. & s. VI. Coat n meet.

Ouchitn &. & 8. VI. Coat n meet
ing OF the Trustees Of the above company, an H..
sessmcnt OF tweniytvr cents per share was
levied on each and every share Of the capital
stock of said company. payable immediately, to
the ccretury, in gold coin, at his office with II.
II. F!agg & Co.
THOS. CROFT, Secretary.
I,nlh Hin lrIln fra4 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Rurkc & ,TcLeIInn ConsoIidatcd

Mining Company-Noticei is hereby given that at
IL meeting of the Trustees Of the Burke and Nc
Ielian Consolidated Mining Company, held
Wednesday, February 24th, 1864 an assessment
OF one dollar per share was duly levied on each
and every share of the capital stock of said COM
pany. payable Immediately, in L S gold coin, to
the secretary, at his office in Gold Hill, n. 7.
J. F. LINTHICUM, Secy.
February o. 'kI fe20 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23
North whitman Gold and Silver

Mining Compuur-NUtce-An assessment of
tventy.fiv cents per share was this day levied.
payable Immediately to the Treasurer BY order
OF the Board of Trustees.
SAM J. EDDY, President
Whitman Camp, l. s. d.. Feb. II. 81. mh6lm'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Dr. Perry &. 81 y. VI. Coat n
meeting OF the Boarl Of Trustees OF the above
named company, held to-day, an assessment (No.
- of fifty cents per share levied on the capl.
tal stock of the company, payable Immediately
in L gold coin. 10 the Secretary, at his once,
c. LeiChtcr & Co.'S Pioneer Liquor Store (opPo-
site the Union Quartz MILD Gold Hill, \. T.
Bv order Of the Board Of Trustees
GEO PERRY, Scc'y.
Gold Hill Feb o4 81 fees lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Peerless G. and y. M. C0.-Noticc is
hereby given. that al a meeting of the Board of
Trustees OF tile above company held February
2ith, 1864 IN assessment of fifty cents per share
was levied upon the capital stocE of the company,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary, at his
Office Blue Wing >aloOu, Main street. Gold Hill.
mh5 lm VFRANK VALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23
Cnlnrndn Companr.-Notice is here

Colorado Company.-Notlce Is here-
by given that ut a meeting Of the Board OF Trus'
tees Of the above named company, held February
a. 1861, an assessment (No. p OF one dollar per
share was levied on each and every share Of the
capital stock Of the company, payable Immediate
ly, to the Secretary, at his office. with II. II.
Flagg !. Co. H.H FLAGG, Sec'y.
THos F. CROFT, Acting Scc'y fr25 lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

Keystone Company No. 2.--At a meet
ing of the Trustees of the above company, held
this day an assessment of one dollar per foot was
levied on each and every foot Of the capital stock
OF the Company. payable to the Secretary, at his
Office with H. Fl. Flagc & Co.
THOS. f. CROFT, Secy.
Gold Hill. Mnrch Is. o.. .mhl5 IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

MYER RLUMI.EIS, Sec. F. NJ. Co
Gold Hill. Y. r. March 9th. GA milo m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23

LA. HAUCK, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, March q, 81. mh22 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-23
BLACK Warrior Copspany.-.roi

GEU. Q. BUhNEI I, oec y:
Gold Hill. March Tth. 1864. mhI I'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

rate books to whom they sell, and they
are held repous!ble Tor tbs purposes 10
which it goes, to the extent Ortheir licenses
II the license Is a valuable thing to them
that makes a check upon their actions
| WAS informed before the order issued
that the sol disdgt Governor of Virginia,
Peirpoint, had complained that the non.
granting of liquor licenses, in Alexandria,
by Geueral Slough, had uearly baukrupted
the treasury OF Virginia. thInk a State
which caunut exist without deriving its
principal revenue from the unrestricted
sale Of poisonous liQuors 10 it's Inhabitants
had better get itself out of existence.
If my regulation in this regard should
have that effect uPou such State rs |
have described, it would be source OF
congratulation. TWelye (l2) persons SELL
lug liquor az rstatl, and all respectable
hotels selling III their guests, would
seem TO be enough, in a city OF ten thous
aud whites audsfi5e thousand blacks, to
eugeuder pauperism and crime, and pre-.
vent monopoly, AMI as you aud / agree
that the less sold tie better, the more re-
sIriction thrown at Iuud the sale the less
will be sold, is thesLntVersal law OF trade.
have .pozP nal AsquHiutAnce, aud
pginF 70 fhE oe their 1e1nSes have
twelve psrspns 10 whom this permit was
given. Amer the tNelE6 were filed up,
Cne Of my WArmest aud oldest persoual
friends in trade 10 Norfolk | was obliged
to refuse, because had fixed the NUMBER
At twelve. Because of this have been
abused by the supposed Governor of the
Stale of Virginia, IL the scuTrIious pam
Phlet, which Is the Ouly aid have receiv-
cd from him since lGking charge of this
department, towards supervising tie re-
bellion or in gOverung dlsarrlngcd com
munity.
have done what believe to be right
in this regard, and aeiIuer the opinions Uf
the assess0r-IOr whom enIertaIn IL high
respect-uOr the abuse OF the Governor
will be very likely TO move me IRON my
position.
l have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedieut servant,
BESJANIN F. BUTLER,
Major General COm'd'g.
To John N. ,Duuu, Assessor, Fourth Dis
IrIct of Virginia, Norfolk, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
ButIsr on P.Irnoint.

We have already noticed Governor
Peirpoinrs pamPhlet upon Butler. The
following letter written by the latter TO
the Assessor of the 4th District in Virgin
ia, contains the only reference We have
seea from him to the pamphlet.
HEADqUARrERs lsrH Army CoRPs,
DEPARTNESTOP Va. ASD N. c.,
FoRTREss MOSROR, May j. 1864
SIR: nave received your note saying
that you are assessing for State licenses
FOR 1864, and further that ''Ihe regulations
giving the privilege of bringing spirituous
liquors into the city to few persons only
ia giving dissatisfacton To many persons,
aud will reduce the number Of licenses,
and consequently the revenues from this
source"
You then further give me your opinion
that restricting the sales of liquor to few
PeTsons will not reduce tue consumption,
and that you think that all merchants of
good standing should have the privilege,
and that you are satisfied that did not
make the regulation in the interests of the
few.
1 have given license to twelve persons to
sell liquor in Norfolk, they kesping accu-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
IfyOu do, use
HOOhand's German Bitters!
P+Su J. Merton BrO,0H, D. D., EIitgT OC.hG Eaey-
elsp>dII Of RsliSi iOLs kaD.rLsiSs-

PhsH J. Ne'stOn BrOs0", D. D., Eiit0r OC,hs Esey-
eLspodII Of RsiiSiOals RH"srLsdSs-
Although not disposed to hITor or recommend
PAtsat Medicines in general, IhrOush distrust OF
their ingredients and edeets, yet EnoW Of -uf1-
Gent reAsOn, Why may testify To the benGt
he believes hfnseif have received any simple
preparations n the hope that he may thus cOnITiD-
ate u the bsnsdt Of OlksEG-
d. thil the more Fuldtly tn regard ~ HOydAnd's
German Bittars, prepared b pF. o. ~ Jaek1oli 81
this city, Bla1nas Ins nFelulid ualnst tkani f1F
ebisny ~ airuh6lls mixtaFG Ian tn8sbtod 70 ny
friend Robert SkOcssaEer, 81, for ths rODOEai Of
tLts pre- GdIeo by proper tests and for enoIurae-
aeut 70 IEy them, when suneElug from great aBd
long Continued debility. The use VI three kOitles
OF These Bitters, the beginning Of the FTss-uf
year, fouoWe1 BY evident reii-i AGd restoration
u = degree 5f bodily and mental Ni.oT NhiCh tad
rOE feIt tor Elk months before sud hIi almost is.
SPARED Of regulating. l tbeT - tuF tod and
my trIeud 20 directing me to tn use u Inem.
J.Sk VI ~ BROWN.
PaHadsIpA sJuae -, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

firm of Messrs. Morrison, Dillon s. Co., the
eminent dry goods house, and the many
private bankers who have liqU;dnted by
selling ont their business to joint stock
companies. These experienced aud con-
servaIive mon have retired from business
impeIled thereto by the conviction that the
whole civilized world is on the eve of po-
litical and financial changes, which will
uproot old land marks, bringing ruiuons
reverses in fortune to many, and remodel
ing the conditions of governments, proper
ties, and societies.
The reception of Garibaldi In England
was significant ofrevoIution. His sudden
departure, and the course OF the British
governmenuHitHr that, were more signifi-
cant of revolution. We quote the follow
ing:
On Saturday afternoon, April 23d, the
police we're guilty of a most extraordinary
proceeding. great body OF working
men had been convened on Primrose Hill,
near London, to protest against the man
ner 10 which Gnribqlli had been induced
10 leave. Mr. Bealee had scarcely taken
the chair when strong body OF police
were marched to the spot and insisted that
the meeting should diSPerss. In effect
they drove the people from the hill and
behaved Withg great violence 10 some5 OF
the WoEkinB men's committee. 40
The Paris journals are ju5iiant over this
fact. Tho Pdfrie asserts that "Garibaldi
has taught the British how to make bnrri.
cades," aud with the terse aculnen of the
French intellect, says that this is ':iudg-
ment upon PeI6ie AiJion for playing with
fire."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

THE Wellsburg Heratd copies tbs circu-
lar we published the other day, written by
some one in Philadelphia, enjOiuiug upon
all believers il the truths aud promises of
the Bible the necessity of giving this
prayers, and promises of a better life here
after, for the success of our armies in their
present terrible campaign. The Herald, in
copying the article, prefnces it with the
following remarks:
Itis not customary that such should ap-
pear in the secular prints But why not 2
Arc we, az people, independent of the
control Of Provideucc2 Do we expect TO
succeed without Divine favor, or are we
such slaves to the Satanic influence that
we dare not DO right and Ao the inward
monitor suggests we should do7 The
great body OF the people, outside OF church
organizations, as we'll us the prOiesssdiy
religious, must be made to feel and know,
and publicly and habitually to ackuowl-
edge, that Jehovah reignelh. This is one
OF the lessons being taught nov. There is
Just AS surely Providence oveTruling the
affairs OF this nation as there ever was in
the days of Joshua, or as there ever wHs
when Moses led his countrymnn from the
land of bondage. To one who attenIively
considers aud compares bible history aud
the history now passing before our eyes,
this truth Is as leEible as though imprinted
on the printed page.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

THERE was IN interesting passage in the
Senate few days ago between Mr.. John
son of Maryland, aud Garrett Davis, of
kentucky. The subject under considera-
tion was the proposed adoption of new
rule in the Senate, requiring only ma.
jOrity of senators elected to constitute a
quorum. The following passage WAS in-
oideutal to the main question:
Mr.. Johusou-HOw? In what way?-
Suppose the Independence OF the Conied-
crate States was recognized to day :
Mr. Davis-lf it was, there would be nu
end to this Confederation, to this Union: it
would stand dissolved, and every State
would be thrown back upon its original
sovereignty.
Nr. Johnson-ThAt deny
Mr.. DAYis-GhnsIlsa 2 - -
Mr. Johnson-SThat l dlpg because It
the honorable uisuibef lSee set iu that, il
any one State could suce with the as
sent OF agaihs the opnnsid6 30 Of the arest
OF the States, ID getting out OF the Union,
the UGion would be dissolved. Now, sup
posing the Union to be in existence-and
suppose may assume that the Union now
stsnds-how does it stand aud why does il
represented by the loyal States. It. stands
maintained by the power of the loyal
States It stands in spite of South Car
olina and those whom she has sciuced to
their ruin; and ii those States were by
some natural convulsiOn bioted out OF
material existence tomorrow, the Union
would stand represented in her remniniuE
States. There s nothing in the CJustitu-
ton of the United States which requires
for the existence OF the Union that each
State that comes in is to remain in tor
ever; and yet the position Of my honor
able friend from Kentucky IL, that the mo-
meut any one State succeeds in getting
out OF, or is permitted TO &c out Of, The
Union, the Uniou is dissolved, aud each
State stands where it was before the Con.
stitution was adopted by which she Uuiou
was formed. | protest, with all the re-
spsct 1 feel for the judgment aud patriot
ism of the honorable member from Ken
lucky, that his proposition Is wholly uu
founded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

The n. Y. World prints what purports
to bean intercepted letter from D. II.
WelFord, Jr., first clerk i'll the war of.
fee ut Richmond to southern member
Of Congress, dated April 18th, giving
Gen. Lees plan for this campaign. Lee
was to have 10000 men, and had al
ready received two-thirds of tho number
at that date Enough were to be left to
defend Richmond, and enough toconfront
Meade aud keep him north of the North
or South Anna rivers, while Lee would
make flank movement, i.ougstreet and
Stuart going with him, and push two col
umns northward. But if Lee should be
compelled to fall buck Beauregard would
hold Richmond while Lee would connect
with Johnston and carry tho war into
Ohio. Another letter from u rebel
woman a Petersburg speaks of the con-
fidence ofth rebel officers that Lee wOnld
take Washington in this campaign.
Lees plan was magnificent one, but
it looks very much now as if it would be
spoiled. There is nothing in tho position
of the two armies to prevevent his max
ing the predicted flank movement by the
way of fGordonsvillc, if he finds his army
strong enough to the purpose. His juno
-.;;,,.,. nth Inhnstnn for. an =excprainn-to
Ohio might be more difficult But the
prospect is that he will be compelled to
conform to Grants program and fight it
out upou the sacred soil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
Great Events Impending In Europe
and America.
We tuke The following sensation

We l0ke the following sensation extract
from the money article Of the New York
World:
Europe is slumberiug over volcano of
revolution. Private letters received by us
during January, February, March, and
April, Of 1868, expressed this opinion. aud
furnished facts which corrohorAted It's cor
rectness. Thinking men 10 Great Britain
still believe the same. They nelievo that
during the next year, aud probably this fall,
the European political and credit systems
will be tried 40 they have never before been
tried. They consider that tho temper OF
the public mind in Europe is daugerous.-
Among the ominQpt sigps OF lhs times, is
the virtual WithdIREhif from business Of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
an WHEELING.
coxDUCrED M
L L HITCH HCoCK x,
AT No. lIStz MAIN STREET,
(IIornbrook's BuiIding.)
w-Opeu for students DAY aud evening.

w-Open for students day aud evening.
.I'IlE purpose OF this institution Is to instruct
j JOuus meu (and women tOOJ IN ths principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuuiATy
businessnnd In AecOuuSantahip andits eoneomtanIs.
EOOk-XE e &PING,
stTIpp-d Of iiH absurd verDiaye aud ancient pro-
lixity aud iItEcley, aud adapted to the modern
mode OF doing business, esPeciEliy IN the United
states IL tue leading subJect ofatentOn- Its LAWS,
which Arv exact, uuuGridg aud iTeU from UGcep-
tiOn as those OF naLuIe and cOmpTisCd 10 very few
words, are frst made familiar 10 tho student, who
who is then conducted through GGUurse OtpractcAi
variety OT tOr.s, till he tius Hcquiroa mastery Of
the which enables him u apply 1t With facility
to any kind OF buAiuesS.
a WRITING SCHOOL
Is open day and evening, attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be OOtaIued In .
=" AHITumETIU,
and iss application 70 all manner OF
COUNTING-HOUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance do
/ several noiss Of cIlculAtIUu not found In books,
tending .;ruAtly to the abOreVintina Of his work.
There is open to tue student atSo u oOurssof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, U..nmorciAl Law and
usSges, Finance, banking and Currency also InAxnI
| Of en1fnent Busiurss Asn In regard 70 tho besi
lnsthOls Of eOnductlnB ouSiueas uuceesaiuIly nnt
/ avoiding failure.
Instructions in the above subjects are interspora
Cd with ,nAKiEns and i1eulcattUIEs TeHding TO thC
E1F1I1tiOn Of high character men aud ciEiEenA.
Ths course OI instruction Il intended 70 bO n
compI ShBnsiyo aud thorough As that Of auy Of thI
Commercial Colleges while tue ozPsuse " tho stu
| dent 10 much lesI.
b IL. II. Tess leave TO refer those TO whom hs Il
| unkuOEn TO tho OGIcrrs Of the hanks Ia WhoeiinE
Aud Bridgeport, and especially to hi students.
TERMS sc.
For tho full 'ourse ab1vo indicator the tuitiOr
fec Is ESQ, payable entering. FOR the requisite
| blank books 81. Timo unlniEod; 70 remain re
turn at pleasure. Tie course Is usually completes
/ In from Two to three months Jan7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
9aiIgsu uteIIigeater
GEN. sHEKMAN's novKmENT.

7as Forward Situation Of the
Army-Po1tion Of the EaSmy -7opogra-
Ply Of the Couatry--C Condition Of tie
P,opJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
Hoofand's German Bitters!
1pnRpLY yr,irr,nLr,

AEGAELA N4lAEA-AoA~ATl
Hosts OF ignorant oaAcSs ADI unssruPuIOus Adven-
IurcrS, have opened upon sutcrins humanity the
nOO1.gates Vi NOsGTuTs ~ thc shape st p30E Usk
Tilely eOupOuEded with injuT!sus dr1ga and ehrIs-
tSnsd Toaic., SEOu-schIcs aud BitteEs-
Beware OF the innumctable array OF Alcoholic
preparations IN pirthoEc bottles, and hishbeliIsd
kegs, under the modest AppeiiatEJl btters, which,
Instead Of curipE Ouly aTaTate liseAsS, aud leave
the disGPPOiEtsd slde-rr IN dssPair-
HOLLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
Are not 4 ucw Aad uutrisd article, but have stood
the Of nffsen Year, trial by the American pub
e aud teir repu aud sale NOT rISal!ed by
Any similar preparation
The prvpEieEOEs have thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent CleTRymeh. LaSyOrs, Physicians,
Gad CittIens tsstifying OthEiE own personal AnOEl
edge, to the bsneasiA elects and medical virtues Of
these BitIerS.
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING To srRENGrHEE
your
DO YOU WANT a GOOD APPETIZER
DO You WANT To BUILD UP YOuE COSsTITU-
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DO YOU WANT TO FEEL wELLG
Do YOU WANT To GEr RIDOP SgRVOUSNEssI
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Do YOU WANT To SLEEP ME ELLl
Do YOU WANT A BAIsa AND VIGOROUS FEEL-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
REFFR ITO

REFER TO
HOH. z. L BEEEAsIAE, Judge BuPTSns Court Of
AppeAis, NOTEHntOUn, West Va
Hos VIZ. A HAEEsgN, JadSs saPrsns Court Of
Appeals CLAFkIbuFE. West Va
8. corr, Ed, PFesidrnf n 4 y. Bank Of Wheel
inE ~ CLlrAsbaFE, WSst Va
y wIoEEl, csshi.E n. =. Rank Of Wheeling,
Al NOTEAut0En, West Va
KGAGm RiHN. BEnksr., PittsGuTEh. Pa.
EFTTEHEoUsE, RART Co, Banker, WAGhIaEtou,
d. c. GaE5t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16
ENTIRELY VEGETABLES
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

"ILL saeetaally cure Liver Complaint, Bys-
Nv pepsiA, JAurdiee, Chronie or Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the kidneys, and all Diseases arising
tron dtsoTdered Liver or stomach, such Con-
stiPAttOn, Inward Piles, Fulluoss OF Blood to the
Head, Aeidtty of the stomach, Nausea, HeArtbuTu
DSsasttor FOod, FullnSssOr Weight in the Stomach,
So1r EruetAIious, sinking TIuttcrtnE n; the Fit
OF the stomach, Swimming Of the HOad, Hurried
Choking OF suhCcAiing SensAtiOas when in lying
Posture, piranesz Of Ysi0u DOtB Weba before the
sight, Fever and Dali Pain Ia the Head, Deasiency
OF Precipitation, HeiioEcesI OF The SkE. and Eyes,
PSin in the Side, Back, Chess, Limbs, SC, Sudden
EIuhhes Of Heat, burning in the RlCsh, Constant
lnaStciaSs OF Evil. And great Depression Of spirit.
And viii positively PrsVent yellow Fever, Billions
FeTeT, &c, &c They contain
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

NO. 63I ARCH STREET.
FfIAeiPaI 0Ge. asa AaH4IaetTy,
JONES & EVANS,
rsuesa.,Or, to c. N Jackson 4 Coal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

quality 81 per 6oItIs; half do1s1, s.. SnAll EiEa
iSe per boGtIv; half dozen, 81.
CaN-FUr sale BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere
in tbO BRitSd StAtsS, aud By all The DrsESsts and
Dealers In WhsalinE. oet-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-16

n c ARTHUR ASSat fs= paying PsaStoos- OhnS,
Ne. !, HsLEre HsaSe, beng Ehe sane rhee formerly
OeezPied b 44aaas EzpEszs Company aPrl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12
Local Intelligence

EnFset y = lsl,sr frun 4. N. Ner~iu, .
slaAem n he Tl'eAsssoai - asry 81
rrioes,sa. \ J.. s.rrsssly ss,uisusef Bars
ssmsasFy. dsgsd pys -. ieea
- siyul. lea C,l. = e ~ frsi-
a,sas. il Mafg 'slI, - ~raiea re evr.s
urss sfg ~ g. Is 4 esls ias baptsaey e
b.. ~ s.srat Apsf ssatat 81 pmYefsl
lsubvrsileu / hsys issilsi nai q ssssgu iss
oiu Yea msy - s.saFrd shst !, sAs bard
Gr ms 10 s,ss ~ The prospeee 4 saoh =
bunlant and immediate sssfalscss, hmt
have reoomass1el young mss in the So
Nor class al rriase,sn Seminary ~he ssums
willing 70 undertake the -Srsies"
This otiess, before meusienei. seu.la ~
urgeat request fat the ladies u tie Ner,A to
give ht,lc all 70 the solaiss lie aye
they have 10 mis,rns and suffer dgsadFully
Tor the want q them They vaal cheap
ncedis-eases furnished vi,h the necessary
articles 70 Keep ,hsmsslyu deccns. aud he y
teaching tbem 10 help themselves.
is not this IA otjyc, q charity 10 call
forth a lstls extra sIeriion The mittsns
should Is made large. md might psrhaP
made from Old clothes VIII you net 80
nlc seon on tbs subject The boa should
furnished quickly
rhe soilisrs' All SIC ETY. in Manchester
saeerinlly respond 20 the aboss call. and sss
an interested to give Us little help. BY vsy
Of furnishing material for the mis,ens Coz
tnbasiena CT this. either ia nsoney o. cloth.
may be III, With Airs WA Burton. Please
notioe thai shat il ! ne must be done im-
media,rly, this wesk Il consistent