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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

The sale Of the Plantation Bitters is without pre
cedent in the history Of the world There is NO
III the matter. They at once the most spselv
ngthening health restOrer yer discovered II
requires buta single trial olDders,ard this Thei,
purity can always bo relied upon. Tue, are com.
posed of the celebrated CaIisaya Bark, Cascarilla
Bark, Dandelion, Chanomile Flowers, Lavender
flowers W.ntergreen, Anse, ciover.buds, Orange
peel snHke-roOt, oAraway, Corlander, Burdook,
S-T-l96O-X. &c.
They are especially recommended to cIergymen,
pubic speakers and persons of literary hubits and
sedentary life, who require free Digestion relish
for food, and clear mental faculties
Delicate females and weak persons are certain to
md in these Bitters what they have 80 long looked
for.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate
They create n healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change of water and diet
They overcome effects of dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the s. stem aud enliven tue mind
Ihey prevent miasmatic aud intermittent feYers
Ihey purify the breath ana Hcidity of the stomach
Ihey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Ihey cure DiarThea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They age the best Bitters in tho world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma.
lures great restorcr.
The following startling and emphatic statements
can DO seen at office.
Letter of Rey. L. F. CRANE, Chaplain OF the IO7th
New-York Regiment:
NEAR AcoUIA CREEk, March 4th, 1853.
owing to the great exposure aud terrible ,loconI-
position after the battle Ur Antietatn wus utterly
prostrated and very SEX. My stomach would not
retain medicine. An article called Plantation Bit
tors prepared BY Dr. Drake, of New.York, was pre-
scribed to give me strength aud au Appetite 10 my
great surprise they gave immediate relief. Two
bottles almost allowed to join my regiment.
have since seen them used in many
cases, aud am free to say, for hospital or private
purposes know Of nothing like them.
KKv. Z. 2. CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. n. L. GILys, St 0Iairsvtlle,
Pa.
GENTLEMEN:-You were kind enough on u former
oceasionto send half dozen bottles of Planta-
ttOn Btters for So 90. sly wife having derived 81
mneh benefit iroT she OF tue.e Bis;eFs desire.
her to continue them, aud you will please send us
six bottles more for the money clIssd.
am, very truly, ours,
n. Z. GILDs, Pastor Ger Ref Church
Dr. WA. CnrLDs, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont |
Regiment, writes:-"I wish every soldier mad a bot
tie Of Plantation Bttsrs. They are the mos, eilec-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
Induced BY the extensive sale and universal
popularity of
HooAand's German Bitters! /!
pURELY VEGETABLE,


Hosts Of Ignorant Quacks and uuscrupulous ndyeu.
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
flood gates of NoStrums in the shape of poor whisky
vileIJ compounded with injurious drugs and chris.
tened TonicS StOmaehics and BiIters.
Beware of the mnumeIHble array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethOrc bottles and high bellIed
kegs, under the modest appelAtlon of btteFs which,
instead Of curing, only aggravate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HooPLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie, aud their reputation and sale not riVAled by
any similar preparation.
The prOprietorS have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent olergymeu, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens, testiyng, Of their personal AnowI-
edge to The beneficial effects and medical virtues OF
these BItters.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUl
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR coNsTITu-
TlONl
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO You WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS,
DO YOU WANT RNRRGYH
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
IEGI
Ifyou do, use
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

TwEEDs AND CAssIMEREs
A FULL assortment, for Chidrens wear,at
OStO ALEX IIEYMANsS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

BALMOItAL AND HOOP SKIRTS
A Nd W. great many other goods too numerous to
octG ALEX Uavu.v,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

LINEN TABLE CLOTH.
A LARGE STOCK, which win h, solJ cr,.,,.,.
n than cotton goods at '"ouPe'
vcto ALEX IJEYNTAN,a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

PriesTs cts. per bottle, or sig bottles for s4Oo.
EaIGFOF sale by Druggists and Dealers eyeryWhsru
in the United States, and by all the Druggista and
Dealers In Wheeling. OetS-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

FURS.
Nj INK, Sable aud Fitch, !n great variety Of stvI..
III just received ut '''' VI S'S 's'
oet6 ALEX. uEYMAN,s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

NO. oa1 ARCH STREET.
Rriusspat osies aHd .AqavastOry.
JONES EVANS,
IsuoosssOru too N. Jackson cO.,l 7.-
ppnp.y,oy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

BLANK EVS,
Va ARRASTED ALL Wool, u fnil supplv al,
W sizes, and very low at A''
oeto ALEX HGYMAN'a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

- -SSfAOiiG NOTICES Double the above rates.
- ~ Hearly Advertising reasonable terms sccur.
ding to the space occupied and the number Of chaaRes
made.
All from transient persons or strnnR
ers, to be paid for IN adpGSios.
business Cards not exceeding ve lines SO per year
OF $6 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square.
:. The privilege Of Annual AdvortisIng limited to
tne Adyerti5ers' own Immediate busi eSs; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we e9 all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF arCtion sales and real estate sent I'd them uS5
DO paid for at the uSual rates,
SS-Advertisemsnts not accompanied with y,r tia,
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 4 - = = - -
Notices for Political Meetings to bo charged in an
cases at full ratea. -t-='1 :
Marriages. NOtieesoc Funerals, and announcements
Of sermOls, 90 csnts eaeh = nonyll-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
9atIg ggatsIligratrr
TNRMs o. ADVlEIiRRllfiIsIiINi,i1a5l==

FwEvx souD Inns OF NoNPAHEn, TOR oNE mon. loa
LESS, AAK1 sQUARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

DR., W. a. GUILDS, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, writes:-"I wish every soldier mad a bot
tie of Plantation Bitters. They are the mo,: erlsc
tive, perfect, aud harmless tonic ever used
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

RlSn LINEN-AI all prices. AT
Usto ALIEN. IlEYNiA ANS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

SOLDIERS HOME, SUPEHSTgNDENT's OFFICE
CINCINNATI, ONO Jan. 18th, 1868.
%A
L have 6 ven your Plantation RGtters to hundreds
of our noble s1ldiers who stop here more or less dis
blcd from various causes, and the effect is marvel
lous and gratifying.
Sncha preparation as this is heartily wish in
every family in every hospital, and hand on
every buttle field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

SACNING ELANNELS,
L >oR Cioaks and Sacks, in large quantities at -r
0Sto ALIEN uEI MANS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-16

9eItung beS S@iffes gu tbun sebabt. Sett
n1uiterte Der CAPTAIN Ietne MannIhaft =
3mei feblten BON ben 5mSlf Gopferen, ben
@nen bate bIe 5erldeQenbe8arfr nit binabz
9e5c9en in ben Spbe8I6lunb, Sen NnCern Der
Sturul BET Dem 2Glen bes Bprmar8SeaelS
iiber 8prp eerillen- Seiner mar ulperlebt,
t9eilS bon ben Auetl4wun9en baim G,ifei>
gen oes SGiffS u. Der Qrbeit auF benz Oef,
tbeilS bonn &f bel llsberpdltiouna Der
gBa4en. Nber in Qatr Nueen mar iett Der
triumph, funfelte nod Der uusrbeu0te fibne
@eilt. -sl +. =
90 1T 3eit, Samerapen, lagte Der @apiz
tain, oaB mir rpllsubS Strren beS Sdiffe8
iperben. llnteriuht bic beipen 6arcnaoen
bort erneuert bic Qaouneen aus Dem 8ul=
pertalten, ipenn e8 nStbiS 1T, uno ridt.t fie
9esen ba8 gcrbertaltell. Sacdi, nimrl ba8
Steuer- unb Sbr glnbern IteGt@u4 nit ben
Uaffen an bic 9rOBe 2ufe. 1-a-a@gl ri:
Die Bsfeble tparen IN ipenig Mugenbtifen
ertiut. Mau bate babel Wanuel, oenBar,
0p. anf9ebpbeiL Der blutiS H. 3eri9lasen 1i4
5~il9en ben @eIdiiben feitssflummert, u.ibn
auf etue 8anf 9elett .,o-., -. ...., '....
Captain SpIe itano nit bsnt @nterbetl in
Der Sanb all Der (5ette Der Qufe. 9luf feinen
8efebl tpuroen bic Deden, Gaue unt Set
ten, bic man parIber 9epprfen, fortseraumt
nno elm Sod in Die Gfe Der Sllppe 0ee
f4lasen. as ri. -,
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te H. Spite beroor. ~q.- ..+ +.
Seine E9rrbet, Mdnner. ia9te taftig Der
@apitain. DoS @4iff ilt in unirer &5emalt
unD i'd miiBte @u9 elle tSoten, lpenn SIR
nldt Der gerllrrnft 9laum sett, ST Elm
SffBier unter Sud, nit cent id perbanoelli
| faun !?
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mar; = Der Captain bate ben SOD aes
funpen. e8 mar Der Creole, ben bere oShlag
oe8 @ateIbeil8 iber Die @allelie res @5terna
IN Die See 9eipprfen a. a> h u
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mem 9apfern our S9anbe, ppn eil1eal an
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let's auf Der 0Gbe be8 Strpme8 auber iebe,
NS9lt9feit Der 5ilfe fir Ste.a SD 9ebs ST..
men funf Minutsll 8epenf5eit, pb Ste meins
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| t9 Seuer 9e6en I0 a.a.1 1 +.l 1r
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@sfGbrltGe Grant6eit.

glenn Ser irreseeitee unfluse Singing ausnStt bag
ben &etnt biesr ihmersbaen &rantbet in @ ausenpm
men bat il sei9ielt b4us taB en un;ettiees Samee-
futI rtet bic 5arbt &ntbedtus ibn abf6rsdt Y an
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Gale S&mer In, &Spts unS In ben Stsern A6naems tes
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5ett elm @eandne res itebS m:ro uuS 3DS ietnsu
l6redlt6en 2eeen taburd Elm @ute nla baB ibn rad
ienen 9dnbe 1rtn9 ten @eenter suriidfebrt.
GS III cine trnrriee &tGae tas Snuieute bieer frrt-
taren aranIbe sum Over aleu In pse ber llusei i'd
lfcit unmiIeneet praber, elde hnr Mnpeuoung ieaes
toetliden Cities hes Me tlrs he Gcnitupn oernten unh
BEN Ms heo geGens In Elm elsees Daietn nsrraneln:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-16

Da Ser pbeneendnne getein b bte aufgate gefeG lat
bic Qanbmirbidd In ein Stabiun ;u srteben aber
aud einebt bas Ses Bios 8e6eben fam mem be 1usenD
nd ear r3p9en unb rdn9ebtipe wtro p BAT Der geret
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Seretn sa beraufen ra6et UNI bic Wtel In Sdnoen Sw
hepmmen eee Nnalt bauer unb authorization 81 tSnueu.
Sin ppite6nii4es Sntnt Ca 81 8et8er 3tt butit bera
burfen werpen nm BE 368ltn9e na aen Senb BIN bleen
81 tpnnen Die Atlten perben 81 5000 pertauft wpfr
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nnb ennbert 6uB 3sfe erbat wei4e Don benz Ser In NIT
gDenitDden nnp Sbtbaumen tepHau't wereen mien Der
geretn BAT Die 0drp una bic Werraltuns 70 lanee 3u
nbernebmeu fir Die 6d fe bes @rtraSes Bis Der Gtsentb
mer bic germaltans ebi dntreten NTH, pp earn bic 8er
pfGtuna feS 8ercns dufbbrt Gin rtbttar Gttel pirO
eeeeten cbdo bic SptS eas dbbeS1Bt p. Die 3a6ungs
8ermne ne berart bdB ieber Mrter III ben Stdnb geebt
it, ete iplGe Mttte sn faer Damn bat Der Nttipar np
ben VprbetL einen Scbn Der be nGbteen Brrfennnt fat
urentgeellA In tiee &nfu s idtde Yortbee bic eS se
nB nun tdenspertb ma9sn bieIer Sadie ,bebur en.-
pro eaeur6 ben GeteTp Geleaetteit seGccn If SDbr
fern Spnt @eitl tb sem b6ien BeipteI Der gp6e 6tdb
prdftti6 fur f1s geben erSeben Su 9hen. - ,, 81 g.
Va Der Veretn IN tefe Sdgen etne Ieenten TN nterehe
beer 9uten Sadie aEsfifen miro IN naen pldben rer
piPn fur 6eelte III miren tDnnen ale Dteeni9e pelde
tH beheilten wolen @infd bon ben Garten to pdreu
nebne @as Qant tn $50 Sarber miro peutenb I'm g8ertb
tet9en eurd bic erbelerun9en mee TN edufe bees SAB
res bort duseefiErt merne QDegen AuSfunst Ippte r
plane une pamphlee wenhe IT'D bic Sffce peS lamb
prtbddftlt6en @entrd ereirs SrteI 3ut @fe Der 10.
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(12Des1 gaN .'it'HisuIsa'n6 u prdf6ent.
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St 2 nlnifcu 4 II

9ttglb tes tSnisen Gpe9iums Der gDunbarte In epn-
bpn @rabutrer enes Der eren ebi;iRitn Gpae8en Der
er eaaen Der ben GRIFFIN &hst ieincs 2ebcns In ben
Spipttllern 2pabpn, Darts philadelphia 6 auberen
@tdtten jusebra6t bat eints ber number Slunsen
roaeubet BON be en- bic ei9dte Nsr MsSt3n pstB nn-
aranftetten Iitten ple s8. and. bic BEL plos6en Sc
rdui6en ;u ebr erirefe, bic u r errbtben sertnsen
Rletnisteten It. /. ~ Wureen an6enblifl9 gebetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-16

d ~ Sfftce: go. z @ab-B -BrsbertdRr.,
febsn Tbiireu srn 8ulttmprefr, Gltlt9e Setts,
bte Stufen btnouf.
Taan merle d @anten unb SanSnumrher, bcnn urUten-
be unb truserie Nama&er burtrebene unb 9epileulpe
Quadlalber, S9ubfidtr, SteelptGer, StraBenreniser
nnb 3apenpuser i.w. nenaen bb reeelmdbise &erte
unb auern, anee5psen BON Dr. Srbnpn u in Der gdbe.
gt8. &ue Ytiefe mailen etnen ppf-Stamp enttalten.
Gtne 6eituns III 2 TaqeIt 3useli@ert. "
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8eiel'byr8 su be0thten d!

Or. SebnfOu Gietet aen 2enen itue 5iIIe an neGe @
bur iplde eebeine uub unaturliG @et un6 Rbrper er
breee tr bic Ar6ett bic @euf4afe unp bic ge unf&6ts
mateute 9afer aelhp1dbt tabeis. - =
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gen tc ribsn @eprhnbsiten res safers Sdr DE i'm @i.
ten unb ben slteeern Gmer;en i'm &rp S6miGe beS 6e.
6s, yerMf Der wtu tetrdft Sersflrpen b6e nrnte,
Nasen4wdde nnprenuns ter gerbauunes Drsane an6e.
netne Gnttraftune. Sstnptpme Der Satpnbiu4t,
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ten @erlu bes esd6tnileS, 8ertptrruns Der Sbte Sc
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nD Sa Dtne fee wtrD bic 0iie 2ebsns ur rauraen
@il8ertabrt. Die MSlbttn teS Observation-Disclosures lid tS-
it un be eee Mrs eretifftn ppn gerircuna un me.
lan6ptiGen 8etrddunger tab uns ste Sreueen melr9e
2lSssre esnteben permetSert fnS. - .-- s.
u lttbe ffr WrsiIe. 9
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tisr wuntartlicn Sserd'tphea mtbe Dr. SpbnfOn aus
fu6rte heNe Die uo ciele dntere
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p1 @ 9leii3 4r
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meGt m ais Itr5te isetbtn lino Dr. ebnitonS Attnns
baunaen eppilen Sdubtfer Stieiepdier, Qpmpeuuuber
II T. n, erblrmtde uro uerddrltde Mabmaer, wel6e ibr
9tben auat her ebfcn QNiendaft her Nebiain rem, ne
triaiten gerue ipfneen ld} eet eselmaBs 9sbtleete
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SEN it -br6nSn bic tqemtOtet Her wel4e uueluflt-
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ten gr Srbnltrn t6lt e beBbalb fir nrtbmen6g IN er-
mG6nen befDnfers fir SrlGe wet init etnfn &ue Hnbe.
tannt ne ear etne Ys9laub9unsen pcer Dpeme pefane
In feiner S1ffct 4te9tn.
f, u. @n G}tsm9e -
Dr. jpsnfUn iii Der etuse, reseImdbs seStlbete Nrjt
meler bic Ssins pO eepisn 1rant1stien ansetgt Sett
Ntel unb GeGaneluns nb alien @nteren edniltf uabe-
fanut @r 1T beran8ebilte BON eem 9eben redes Ct IN
teu er6stn pipalcrn @urrpds un6 fem eren beeS 3a-
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grdles opn pbdbepbd u / 10. unb Ct bat cine ausSeee1n'
tere Yrari8. als alle anberet MerSte ber gDtlt. .
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fam M oertranen ieine Gbre els waaE urS eae @e'
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pAne bon 8altnprefr. neben ter ,Arteiterhane." -s
Santtranfbetten ipsrben l&neg eebtilt+
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Sun9e Wdnner,
8grbsiratbet2 Deeionen,

pter Sol9e pele i ;u oerbeiratbn beabbttaen, unb @
pbpRf6er Swde pser encs anberen StbetniFes teruBt
nb, eaten uneer3sli9 Or. Spbnifrn gu Rabe steben.
se oa6erntis 8e9sn bic DC p6pi@e r0er eefse Ser
f66puue her i6redliiten Irt perben i6nel turtrt.
Deriehise meer Fb her 8e6anslrns unb Tiricree BON
Dr. p6nifpn tterieb fana tb, alS einem @trenntdune
Dbne Surdt m anoertrauen un0 Soer6li auf etns arjt
Ifde G;eIddlidfeit berln1e1. .t.t ttI+r lIrrt
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DR.. Johnston.

Der etltS;82 2lrjt, iptt6sr ampj9t.
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8 1ttmpre Da-Sofptta1.
Bur latero-adang btr Quadloi6ersi stablirt.

Der etn5i8e Dlob Fl bsg gsstt, pO Ii4ere,
1ne(le uslO alilns!:se JIugen IN
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easjutubrtn une Sebermann auf's pntt9e unb 8uSpr-
tpmntenefe 81 te6,enen s5'fFS s-L t3i
San23S +s4 rf Geprr8paer.
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SroaniTne @dwGhe

ir6 uneers99 eeteilt un6 ce ope &raft ieSer teree
eut 2eSes furdbare 3eifen pcIss bas Qeben eenb rb
Ste @te uaS gaafpntmtntait unm5sli ma9t, tfott has
2prs Derer bic tbren 2eeeni6aten tnbecanen frDhncn
Spnge Sens no 81 ett S9 Ausl9wstfn9en senstst neil
Strittlren goer6ldeen TN drn Stein ub anbere llr.
laden enttehen fan 10 TT e bod etRentbeIs cine 6rlse
bes Misbraues ber eteIIen Sredne gper aber frl es
aenn ba te Graft Der @raeusuus eber BON Denen perlp
wrh bic i beimfen &aaern erseben, ais bon Denen
Ne Nd dn1e{fe TfnN 4-l. o
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Dt iGlrcdbtdsn Wirfunsen bes saiers nb febr su fr
ten. @erlut GeSd6tnilIeS 8erprruns ber S6te Sc
brIdtbci Der @eestrafte, b6e Mtnun9en Mbnesuns pp
ter 8eieldaf udt lad Gtnfanteie, Ntstrnnen 9eee,
lid ieIb Gur3tiamfeit u. ~. tnb etat8e ber dltmme!
6pl8e. sfs .H4-@r
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Tarnter8 nno 9ln1tters Saatf+
Den Stpdbaern bteer Bant btene hermit sur NdGridt
baB Dpntds cen 7. Otdra ST. 3wiftn II uno utr ga
ttass int Santbaue bic gDabl prn Dretturen atnSer
mire -.r-1..s,5s.es 4. y 4
Die Stansferbder aersen spm 8. ts g. aars sei6lpTe,
g11 lC s. Q. 81 ut ter, Jiti
(9Sfbr2n1lm-716) GoffrPr.
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5mnee 2sute,

tte @ bur bemltde 2afsr eel6wdt taben bic e 70 DIT
bpien Qeen rber in her ule lerneu nb fereu Tpl-
cen lie nund4tli9 iprsr iel0r TIM Stlae tnrb pplutip-
men, bic Wenn nn9etbef fie @be unmB8ft6 MAIDEN unb
S6rper unb Gi errren iolen otsrt his n5ttigtn e4-
te tpun. Sple pripuen Ieu beppr lie sintTeen In ee
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aebeimet1 8ranfhciten

etnddt pertea ais ta S: Observation-Disclosures S6od&e
IN benz Gafen n0 ben iieSern @ntSunounsen Der ierem
unb Blae, Sodsner9tebunseu G6wi&e Ger gerpen Nad-
sentwdte Gtattiset Niebersefalasenbeit 9erfanbes.
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1etel be eeptiien sebeimtn @ewObnteen usenS
wefe tbren Spern eedbr1ter nb ais Der Sirenen Ge-
fang ben @eabrten be8 laeS terribres un6 pcnn Mtt
see 9etetit toerbn ibte sldntnbIe pFnunsen pernt-
ten Gdwdbe ter Gpnftutton terpcrbrnsen bic Gbe un1
npal MADDEN lne 3ulest ben 8Srpr nnS Stnn 3erfbreH.
6 ..ar Sunae Mdnner, ~
bern6ers ele Me Gpisr eues te6emen 2aers sewprbe
ne cas dbrli 10 oele &auienoe in etn u ruteS GraH
reBt, pel6e turd ipre ehdbtaen Ga[ene n6 enpdeten
gerfdnteSfrafte nit bet 8pner Der @eretamet ben Sc
nat begeert no Qer bedbernbe EDne entlodt bdte
Wlreent mbgen iib nit ppasm Gertrauen nnben. mao r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

DINNER AS AN EDUcATOR.-You win find
that great deal of character is impaired and
received at the table. Parents too often for
get this; and therefore instead of swallowing
your food in sullen silence, instead of brood
ing over your business, instead of severely
talking about others, let the conversation at
the table be genial, kind, social, and cheering.
Don't bring disagreeable things to the table
in your conversation any more than you
would in your dishes. For this reason, too,
the more good company you have at your Ia
bic the better for your children. Every con-
versation with company at your table is an
educator of the family. Hence the intelli-
gence and the refinement and the appropriate
behavior of the family which is given tOhospi-
tality Never feel that intelligent visitors can
be anything but blessing to you and yours.
How few have fully gotten hold of the fact
that company and conversation at the table
aretIlo small part of education.-L,r. Todd.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-16

authority for the guidance of the National
and State Governments. When they become
destructive of these ends, they should be
modified or abolished
The express delegated powers of Congress,
including those necessarily implied, are sure
ly comprehensive enough to relieve the spar
excellence friends of the Constitution from
all scruples of conscience, if indeed the Gov
eminent should need their services, and re-
quire them as test of their loyalty to take
oath of allegiance, 6s
There is one condition Of things, and one
only, when all charters, all constitutions may
be torn to atoms and given 20 the winds, and
that is, when traitors at home and abroad,
private and public, have conspired to ssolve
the Union, and have brought the Governments
to death struggle for existence. At such
a time every patriot heart will throb with
love of country, and offer itself a willing sac
riice upon that country's altar. At such a
time who can listen patiently to the cavils of
the hypocritically conscientious, the muir
murings of the Disconnected, or the poisonous
whisperings of the traitorous--away with all
cavils, all suspicious, all murmuring-draw the
sword, throw away the scabbard unfurl the
national hag-let it wave in triumph over
every battlefield, until from the lakes of the
North to the gulf in the South; from the At
lantic in the East to the Pacific in the West,
the whole nation shall once more rejoice un-
der the broad folds of the star spangled ban
ner, the emblem of the Union of these States,
one and inseparable, now and forever.
After three rousing cheers for ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, the convention adjourned without
day.
EDWARD SALoMON, Pres't.
W. Y " e. MEnB, :. Secretaries.