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What has been so lOngthr2a.sned and so much
talked about seems to have come AZ la5 The
long d1crrcdattock on Wilmington wouli appear
to lie at hand. We have good reason to believe,
from Information received, that an attack IS
immincni-m0y be looked for any day. The
ileet Is assembling both At Fortress Monroe and
GeGuloI. Harbor, n. c.
Such information & regarded rs authentic by
our military authorities, ana they are extremely
anxious and, indeed, positively desire that all
nOn-COmhalants, ana especially women and
children, should be removed before un attack
actually does take place. TUis is desired for their
own saA es, and for the further reason that their
presence would necessarily have the effect Of en-
bdrOsSinC the defense. lt is expected that oIl
tbo men who remain win bear their fall mart in
defending their homes and In repelling the in
yaGcTs Of our soil.
Those who DO not make up their minds to do
wl1t they can in defense Of their homes are ex-
pecled to leave, as We presume little sympathy
or favor will he shown any portion Of the male
population who remain here, and who do not
array themselves IN defense of the place. Those
properly clssscd as non-cOmbatauts, who
intend TO remove in case OF an nttlck, had better
do so before tae pressure Of an actual attack Is
felt as tleu the difficulty Of removal may, aud
probably Will be- insurIlountabie.
From ne Cha,lsr'oa Courier, Ocfo5srgl.
Tie firing since our last has been principslIv
directed at Fort Sumter and SuliVan's Island
Battery Gregg and the Swamp Angel fired ninety
fix shots at the fort and Soventy-nne at Sull.
vans and Jones Islands, Thursday night and
Friday. Two shots were fired at the city.
The sentincls guarding the "pen" on Morris
Island were relieved yesterday, and a large bo5y
Of men, supposed to be the Confederate prisoners.
marched to the lower end Of the island.
Later in the day transport with troops on
board, believed 70 be prisoners, left Ligathouse
Inlet and sailed South.
No change in the feet is reported.
from me 4oJte' Register.
On Tuesday last the 18th instant, Captain
Amos, with bis command, fought the Yankees
four hours, driving them TO their gunboat with
a loss Of between thirty and forty killed aud
wounded.
The party consisted Of five hundred infantry
that had landed that morning six miles beloyg
Milton. Captain Amos loss was three wounded.
What his force was we have moi definitely learned.
but Il was suflcienhto whip i've hundred
YANKEES,
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recover dsmapcs for collision between two vehicles
driven by paiu' and defendant on C. Wes che ter plank
road which, 10 is aoscs, caused by the careless
OF thp defendant On trial
COUVF OP QUARTER SESsTONS-Jldge ThOmp-
srnThc morn nr ses si0n occupied with the trial
Ad0ph Cross indicted for maintaining nuisance Ia the
shape OF bOgs which Le has IN pen ha residence
corner OfCNcrt and Ltguw Streets up town. He is Ia
the habit ~ feeding Them with the cut l6 slalghtered
animals and other Oa much tO the misery OF the resi-
dent cf his Immediate neghborhoJd. Verdict guilty.
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Honoo Of MARYLAND

A full description of the magnificent deco
ration9 Of this building was published in THE
TELEGRAPH of yesterday.
Last night a dense crowd assembled around
the headquarters to see the gorgeous transpa-
rencies aod listen to the music and speaking.
The street was soon impossible, and the side
walks were densely packed with our colored
population.
Numerous fireworks illuminated the street,
and added 10 the brllIaney OF the scene. Able
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LATEST MARINE INTELLLGENCE.
CLEARED TINS MORNING..

Ship Lisbon Brown, southwest fass, y, T. stetson 6CO.
BaIQue @. Brow or, Smith, Portsmoutn, Tyler GO.
fcbr Zampa, Johnson, kngston,J j. Il. bazleY 90.
Schr G. Betson, Robinson, Port Roy &Gs keppuer
Schr Clara Euen, Gray, Boston, Il, A. souder Co.
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FEOsS LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, November 1.-The New Albany
Qnd) after oor LedJsy s0ys, Rebel battery is
reported on the Mississippi az Bra1dywlne Point,
above and No. 81. The steamers ChsDayo and
P!atts TaHey we're alta ked while going up, and
two rsoas were killed. Our gau1ol.i arc now
stationed at the bend, and further trouble need
not be appreheudCd.
The Henderson (hy.) Ne'es says the great bulk
of he drafted men ia Kentucky are going into
the Confederate service.
II is reported that the Rebel General Lyon has
headquarters at Paris, Tennessee, with 20 men
and 8 pieces of artillery.
II. A.. Alexander's celebrated horse "Asteror," ,"
valued at $6oC0, was rccapturcd ut Bloomfield,
Kentucky, yesterday.
Rumor says that Hood, with $4,000 men
crossed the Tenn s.ee, going northward, to-day.
The particulars and locality are not stated, nor
attlnRbc at present.
The railroad and telegraph fsom Louisville to
Atlanta is in GOOD ord r.
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OUR KCRTHERN FRONTIER
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T0-DAY'S WAsHINGT0U NEWS.
Special 0,,pal-acs to a,,nIal ToIcuaph,

WAsnNUroy, Nv "a. cf
70 IcIIuu's PCnsn.utar Cam.al,.n (,n.
OrUatrH.
General barnard publishes l-rtor n the
kloa'elc this morning, rep yWg 90 the Na|9sa'
htaHigsHea'a a,tiok up0r h.n. TIC lryt IS
dated CRY Point, aud s y.rg severe. he insists
ihat he #eC clan Pc in5n. o. campaign was 10
utter Giiy,c toruah Mcol Jlan@ ua.uprtcany.
Tlc Guid FNv.tta1auG
Tie "0Ia furry produces considerable excite
mcnt here. L, is generally believed that Sir.
Fosseudln viii be heard from shortly
GucFilIus Eoutrd by Co!ugod TrOOps.
A party oi gucri'las made an attack on Monday
night on the co.orcd company recently raised by
Judge Underwood, OF Alexandria, Nirguia, at
their station near Acco.ilk, Va, Quite 3 spirited
fight occurred, which resulted in the rout OF the
gueTillas.
A syrrpRthizer's Sheet Suapeaded.
The Alexandria Gazette las heCn suspended,
owing TO Mr.. Snowden, the proprietor, being
among those of the Southern sympatLizers de-
tailed as q safeguard on the Orange and Alexaa-
drla railroad trains, against guerilla attacks
THE RECENT STATE ELECTION.
HARRISBURG, November 2.-The official vote
Of forty-one counties has been received at the
Seoretary's office.
The following is the aggregate, including the
soldiers vote
Union. ..,,.''.'',.'''lA0,7
Democratic .,,.,,..,'.'''''s'''s'lI lIO,09S
Unien majority y........,..',..,,. 1909
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THE RFCRNT sTATE EhEOTION.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

srArH or THERMOHETEN TS-DAT.-SiE A. NJ.
81, Noon. IS. One P. NJ, 464. Wind. North.
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ANOTHER ne BEL RAID.

Attempt to 60rp.ise the Battery at
Ca8tiJe, Maine.
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FATAL AooIDERT.-This morning lad named
Bodel, who was run over yesterday a. Mulberry
street and GiruFd avenue, died from the effects Of
bie injQIiSS.
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ALL RTGIsT ALONG sH1RuAN's
WHOLE LTsU.
LouIsvHLE, November 2.-Raia)lc ds59atcles
received at an early hoar this morning inilclte
that everything was ",l right" along the whole
line Of shermans army.
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(For additional City Intelligence see foHri1 page,)
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Quotations Of God a. the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No "a S. Third street. second story =
93 A. M.........2t84 II M..............237
II A. M..........23S4 l p. M...........233l
Market excited.
De HAVEN q BRO, No. 20 s. Third street,
quote as follows -
Bpv1ng selia0
American Old.......,.......... 23O 932
American Silver, Is and Hs...... 22O :.
ID mes and Half Dimes.......... 2l5 =.
Spanish Quarters s.'............., 2l0 =.
Penn. Currency y................... + dis |. dis
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Ifyou do, use
EoOaand's German Bitters!

R-vz J. EsaSsOa Brosza, D. D., E4It0r oTLht EssY-
.I9P.dis Of RsiiTiOBI KAOsOLedos.
Al,hough not disposed 70 hToF or recommsnd
PAreaG Medicines IN general, through diStrust Of
;esIr rredisnts and elects, yet know Of no Eut-
Gent reaS1n, Why may not testify 70 the bentt
lie BELIEVES himself To have received fTOm any simple
s-rpArations in the hope that he may thus contrib
zte 70 tie bereaf Of OthsrA
DO this the Ezors readily N reEArd to HOonAnd's
German BTTIeTE, prepared BY pr.G- n JAeksons Of
his city, heeAuss pEu6ies4 HgAtnst them for
many years, Ender the tapFeHliOu thAt they we're
ehieay ~ Aloohoite MIXTURE an Indebted 70 my
end Robert shoenAksr, EAl-, for the removal Of
this prsjudies By proper tesla and for encourage,
ISaE eouttnusd debility The use Of three bottles
q fkess Ritters, II the beginning Of the present
ysAE followed By evident relief and estDrAtiOn
70 = degree OF bodily and mental JigOr which had
zos felf for EI months before and bad Almost de-
IpAired Of regulating 1 thsE YAK God and
ny trend 70 directing ne 70 III Csc Of tnem-
PAnAa.lYA SJuns 2s, 1851.
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in this respect are not unlike those of CO.
partners In their stock Of goods. Each has
right but he is bound to exercise 1t 90 as
not to iDjure his copartner. If any should
vote corruptly under the influence Of bribes
by drains of liquor, money or other thing
or negligently, without first Informing him
self by all the means in his reach and free
ing his mind of partisan prejudice as tar as
possible, or suffer himself TO be dictated TO
by others, be they who they may
You will agree with me In saying that sush
persons commit q great wrong, which
must In the minds of earnest and patriot
ic men fx stigma upoA them and their
children. Il will be Q most apt occasion
for our adopted citizens TO refute the charge
OF disloyalty and want Of attachment to
our Institutions, heretofore urged by the
Know Nothing party, by standing firmly
by that Government which has given them
an asylum from the oppression of their
Father land, and admitted them on such
general and easy terms to all the rights
and privileges Of citizenship; and which
10 still holding out the same precious boon
to millions Of their countrymen, groaning
under the heels OF the old despotisms, the
like of which JEFF. Davis and the Chicago
Convention are now lRboring to establish
in this country. Your conduct In the COM
ing election will not only affect yourselves
and children, but the welfare aud standing
of your coutrymen that shall hereafter
emigrate. The trial will be severe, but
the Government will triumph. Mark that.
This election will determine who are its
friends and who Its enemies. My earnest
prayer is that my adopted fellow citizens
shall stand to the old Gag as nobly and gal
lantly at the ballot box as they have on the
battle field. have Ventured these remarks
not only because have direct and vital
interest 10 every mans vote, as he has in
mine, but because desire to see all my
fellow citizens so acquit themselves in the
great crisis as shall secure the approval of
their own conscience and all earnest and
patriotic men.
"Hearts within and God overhead" let
all loyal men stand unitsdLy up TO the great
work
'PeriSh party, perish clan;
Strike for Freedom while We cav
Like the arm Of one strong mani"
A OrIIzEN.
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Conmissioner's Sale,

OP THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS THE
" "KFAmer House." on the east side Of MAin
Btrost, and the lots Market street In the
thereof, on SATURDAY, the sth Of October, 1s64
At the front door Of the Court HOuSe for ohio
county.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court. for
Ohio county, in certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis d. ChApline is complainant, and
the devisSes heirs at Law and executor Of Moses W
Chapline, deceased; and Mary y. Lynch, defend
ants, ahhIl sail, special commissioner, At the
front door Of the Court House for Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the sth Of October, 1854, (e, mmeneinR
said sale at 10 o'clock A. M to the highest AID
best bidder, at public auction, the following real
estate, In the said decree particularly mentiOsed
and described, situated In the city Of Wheeling,
that is 70 say, Of the lot numbered thirty
nine,-3o-fronting forty, fOur-4t-feet on the east
side Of Main street, and extending back Of even
width eastWardly from said street. one hundred and
thirty-tWo-lS2-feet, being the property known -
the "KrRmer House." alec lot numbered Une hum
drsd and nineteen,-1l9-frOntiBg on sAid Market
street sixtyaix-66-feet. aud running back OF even
width Hixty-seVen-6T-feet. The said part OF lot
numbered one hundred aud nlneteen-Ii9-Will bO
sold In three soParate parcels Of tUsnty-tUo-A-
feet front each.
TERMS OF sALEy-The oue-affh-I-S-pArt Of
the purchase money in cash, and the remaining
four-atth parts in four equal instAlments, payable
In Gix, twelve, eighteen and tEenty-fOur months,
with interest from the day Of als the purchaser to
give bond for the deferred instAlments; the COM
missioner 20 retain the title until the purchase
money ahAll have been fully paid.
SepS-td Special Commissioner.
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For the IntsllIgeneer.
The Approaching PresIdenIiaI IsIee-
IIon-Ho. ,.
REASONS WHY WE SHOULD VOTE ToE LINCOLN
AND JOHNSON.


REASONS WHY WE SHOULD VOTE FoR LINCOLN
AND JOHNSON.
FRLLow CIrIzENs.-In the third place
let US consider the reasons why we should
vote for Lincoln and Johnson. The Presi-
dent, as you all know, is made by the con-
stitution the head of the civil government,
and also commander in chief of the army
and navy ef the United States, that is, the
head Of the military side also. In times of
war like the present, as such military head,
he possesses unlimited powers 80 far as the
management aud conduct Of the armies
and navy are concerned, subject only to the
established articles of war. He has the
power 10 proclaim "cessation Of hoBtili-
ties," Withdraw our armIesfrom Southern
soil, recall our navy, raising thereby the
blockade, and opening free commerce be-
tween other nations and the Southern Con-
federacy, standing all the while clothed
With the essentials that constitute an inde.
pendent nation This would be virtual
acknowledgement by us. Foreign powers
would at once acknowledge and there
would be the end Of the matter and end
of us also. -
This is exactly what the Chicago con-
Vention promises when It prooiaims "ces-
sation Of hostiliIies." Presidents we know
are rs liable 10 die % other people and In
that event the constitution deyolves all
these powers upon the Vice President, that
is. upon Mr.. Pendleton, II their ticket
should be elected, who, thereby becomes
the President. Now what earnest patriotic
man Is there, who would not rather trust
T.eF Davis than Pendleton7 The record oi
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RATI0NAL MRDICINR.

DR. THOMAS J. kIsNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens Of wheeling
and vicinity that he has permanently located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the Ra-
tIouAl or Eclectic System He has been engaged In
the practice Of his profession for number OF years.
aud has been eminenty successful In the treatment
OF ali varieties Of diseases both acute and chronic
Dr. K, a. heretofore, viii devote . good share OF
his t!e and attention the treatment Ofa chronic
diseases Of both sexes such - Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases, all Diseases OF the Throat
CatArrh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercur1Al
and Nervous diseases, Rheumatism, serOfulai every
variety Of Blood and Skin Diseases, Bpilopy, Tumori
wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases Of the kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Disease! OF the Eye
and Ear, 10. Those peculiar TO Females, vh !; IN
nAmmAtoTy Diseases Of the Uterus, Painfnl iIregn-
laFitIes, LeucoFThea, PrOlapSus Uter, and Al NeI-
yous Diseases to which they are gnbIset. Diseases
Of Children carefully and nationally treated. Med
iclnes mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly confidential. Night
calls ehesTfully and promptly answered
EH-Ohiee aud residence one door west Of Louis
AbIing's Hotel, Third street, near Reed 4 krAfts
Drug Store, Centre wheeling, W. Va. Once hours
from A. II. 70 . p. n.
REREREN0ES.
Prof. B. ,. Payne, StsubenViile, Ohio.
DIR. W. d. Mc9Tegor,
DR.. @. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. o. II. cleveland, cincinnati, Ohio.
DR.. O. A. Aelehlmer, Van Wert,
Is2I-lydkW
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aeps.td
EaIuabIe PrOperty fOr Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RBNF, for . tsrm of years,
i about one hundred and any feet Of the prop
erty fronting on Main street, mud Tunniag bAzk
about one hundred aud thirty-tWO feet, aud known
a. the lane Homestead property, immsiiAtsly
north Of and adjoining the H1TnorOOk beildinEs
This property viii be rented in suitable building
lota, aud embraces some Of the best unimprOVed
R.R.ARMsrRONG,
IeS-H Trustee Of EalilV A ZR1s-
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
oOHDUoTKDBT
Z L TTSHS0Sk.
AT NO. I1s1< MAIN STREET,
(Hornbrook's BuIldlng)
1-O,., fnr atndenta daU and eVaufng

AT NOs 4Ao11 MAIN S4AAt
Horpbrook's BuIIdinE)
-. g G,,,t.,,,. a. I'D .-s,tn.
- NP0l AS' - -
r.,rr, -.... ~ ,hIs Fr..t,,tto, Z. a., t,strurt
~ -, fsn5 1-onen tooi in ~ pfineinISs
6,h sn ~ tSs eorreet trapSSetion of peeuniaTV
k.i.s| srIIn Icno1ntS Rim m ~ onsonItGntS
ROOK-KEEPING.
stripped Of itS aosnra xeIolaEe a1a % aaeient pro
I1oS oS ddID hISsnss. .ne9iSiSx IN ~. TDits5
States ia the leading subject ofattenton. It's LAWS,
which are AS exact, unerring and free from eIerp-
tiOn a. those Of natuie and Comprised In very few
words are nrst made familiar TO the student, Who
who ig then conducted through aeourss Of practical
Bookkeeping, In numerous sets Of books In great
WnFf0fW ~ f1rnnI, tIIl he thus nouuirnI
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a CARD.

DR n. H. LEE-PHYSIOIAN, SURGEON
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for past fAYoFI
would respectfully inform his fiend and the public
generally that he h still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the suSp0nsion Bridge,
where he will oe happy 70 attend 70 any business
in his line that may be entrusted 70 his care Night
calls promptly attended 70. Dr.. Lee is . graduate
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cincinnati, and
has been VaTiously engaged in the practice Of his
profession for the last fourteen yeArs. Or. Lee II
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity in the treat
ment Of Chronic diseases, to which he would invite
the special attention Of the Afflicted. 30 perfect /.
the SHeAling ATt Of the present day (aS prAetieed
BY Rclectics) that few need despair ofFeoaSing per-
manent benefit II they cannot be perfectly cured
specIal attention given to diseases Of women and
Children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice IL safe certain and prompt, leaving no
meFcuFiaI faint In the system, but eieAnhng reno
Vating and gthening the general Systes acting
In unison with Natures unerring taWs.
WHIuus, WEsF Va, Dec. 9Th, 1859.
To all tahOn q may eoaesIn! VS. the under"
NiFued members Of the West Virginia LeghlAtlreB
tHke pleasure In saying that We have known Dr.
richard II. Lee many years previous % the break
InR out on the Rebellion, a. Bucco8Iful and eneI-
0efIc prHotitoner OF Medicine Eclectic SehOo
Both In RAnAWhA county VS7 and Gala county,
"'-'' @. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
VS.. DUNBAR, u. II. D.
JOHN NJ PHRLPHs, Pres. Senate.
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VEPHYR HOODS, olOGEI, Goats, Loggins and
- "'''i' 'OI AN'- D. NIooLL BROS,
sUnQa 100 Main street.
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qrhBtltJ, 81 per Bottle; half dozen, -. emall III
fce per bottIsi half dozen, e.
~Iog sale By DuksdEtI and DoaI9s syoFyuhs
The UnitAd States, Gnd By all the DrnEEiItg N
Dealers IL WheelHE. --.,- eets-
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

HAVING fitted up my establishment with the
u Latest Improved Machinery, am NOV pre-
pared TO furnish at my once in BRtDdEPORrI the
sams that Was formerly oecaplsd BY Stewart aud
Keeline, Rough and Worked Boards, RlOOring,
Misunderstanding. Doors SAsh, Shingles, Shelving,
OornIcS Boards, 3hnttsrs. AOnldings, Pahngs, Pan
nslstuh Frames, aud Building Materials Generally.
An work delivered free Of charges At the Ol"ve-
land and Pittsburgh r r. Depot, and also At the
Baltimore and Ohio and Henphsld r. Z. Dspotas
excepting tollA
ErOTders plsmptly attended 10.
GEORGE REELIHE,
(FOrmerIy Of the nrm Of StsEA 4 KeeIine.l
BRIp9EPoRT Belmont Co., O. iea-6ma
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HOOaand's German Bitters!
lPuRKLY YHGETABLKl

tRuRkLE NkGkIABLkl
H5s;s .! iSnOrAat o1AekB and unseruP1lO1s AaTen-
tE1er, have cPened upon suffering humanity ths
zl-SAtss Of Nostr1ns in the shape Il poor whisky
vtlrly compounded With injurious drugs and chris
t--.l TcaisA. SIouAehies and Bitters-
RsEA-e Of the innUneTAble array OF Alcoholic
F;rF4-s;.oaS IL PlethOrie bottles, And high6elled
ss rndsr the modest ApPellAtion of bItters, which
seAd Of curing, only AKgTATAte disease, and leave
gar 1isA7PotnGsd Sufferer In despair.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN BrFTERs
Ars sot = aeE Aad untEied Artiele, bat have stood
lie test Ct 6eea years trial by the American pub-
c And their rvPu .AIsOn and sale not rivAnedby
Az si,ullAr prSpAra;ISh-
fhe pru,siesSrs r-ave Thousands OF Letters from
the nest eminent CleTSymsu, lawyer, PhysieiAnI,
And GlTIens tsSttylng. OILhetr 0En personal ADoTl-
eEs, 70 The bSneneial effects and medical TEtussof
these Bitters.
10 roo WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUI
DO YOU WANT COOP APPETITEr
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD Up YOUR coNsTIrU
TI0Si
Do YOU WANT 10 FEEL WILL
Do TOU WANT To GIT Rid OF NERVOUSNESS
D. YoU WANT ESERGYi
Do YOU WANT TO SLEEP HELLr
Do YOU WANT A BRIsk AND VIGOROUS FEE
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NO. e8I ARCH sTREET
Principal os.e< sSA NaDa1aesov1,
JoHRe Z EvAHB,
10 osessorI 70 c. N. Jackson Cosl
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@. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
W. 8. DUNBAR, u. II. D.
JOHN n. PHRLPHB, Pres. SenAtl

ETomes one door south Sf Kramsrs Hotel,
Ladiss WiGhing To consult the Dr. or they prefer
can call at room No. 30, Grant House, and MrS
Lee will take pleasure In accompanying them 20
the once. Gan be found At the Grant House At
night. Aug1LdGW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-11

BEwAEB OF coUSTERFK1rs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-11
Everything Else Desirable
IN THE
-.
NOTION LINE.

The above Winter Goods having been contracted
for, and my notions purchased, during the months
Of May and June, 1 will guarantee almost my entire
stock a. prices based on Gold at 1T5. And for beau
tal eolOrs and styles Of woOlen Hosiery and Fancy
Wool Goods defy the East and West.
EVMerchants arc requested to look through my
store before purchasing, whether they buy or not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-11

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