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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

There were coined during @ tne
month t 0l vndy, Wy o,ovv,O,V 80 .on, nieses ~
ana ~'@'V'OoV VT
Capt. Deforster, the leader OF
one OF the gueri'ia Danos VI Ne"
lucky, ~ n"'''o " 1
"A woman viii tell secro, 70 "
you, "because you're d'neren'
but 10 nooooy ei'e:
When does farmer act WIN
great rudeness towards MS corn'-
when he puIlS ''S cars
Children are mileetones that
tell The world the distance ,S VIZ
man has traVelea Fon her Sou'"
vrRr Decentralization love
Is now defined as the love OF young
girls for a volunteer
IN Women should set good OK
amples, for the mon arc always
following them.
~ If YOU think il an easy thing
9 to square the circ'e. just settle
your wife's bill for hoops.
CA Man conr belp what is
done behind his back, "as the scamp
said when ho was kicked out Of
doors.
s,anaer not others because
they have slandered you: bite not
reptile because you have felt his
Bitp. 1H. I.t
rHoors,Iness ar;ses half from
personal goodness, half from n be,
iiefin the personal goodness OF
Others. ...
T,,o s,o,o o,ec,;on,;n Maine Is
TO- como of in September, wheh
first gun Tor the next ireS'uo"'y
will be Tired.
-1Itis estimated in New York
that half the smokers nave ecu ceaSoo y,
that indulgence III consequence U
the tax on 'aoacco'
lVhon ia a roscbush like {
n;,, When Il beeins TO root
Whom Is itliLe a soldicrl Whei
:, hoo;ns ,o sboot
.;.
-Vueen Nl.torIa 'ao ~, "ppH, p,;.,,
~ consider the expedicney of ab
olishing capital punishment,
r, :. ru,,ond valua
w ->1T ,,,i. Govnrpmont r. Las,
o'e AZ. 80. ool,oc,od an ,hon,
amounted to 81, ,026 GAG.
poor, hunting il lively II
Mor,no,;,r Vermont. Over fif
,aon hrndraJ dollars worth hay,
hecn founj in Winooli river.
MI g Cha ;,h,h;,an,. q
p,.rah. US. y. .ra , onoomned outsid,
81 e,I''o",s ,La to,.1 : ~" ont Of range of on
V, .n' 'o""' WV W
,r 49,. 10 soor
-As uaynShS oan n, w e'J' y
throuSh thc s'n'',vs' n''i'e, o' w
the most tril'ns 'h'hs s"o" "Pe'
M, ror;od,
in the life Of woman; one, wher
she wonders whom she will have
- the other, when she wonders wlc
will have her.
r,,,,o,o,o - l.,
scr;h;nc bis heroine, saws: ',Inno
eence dwcls in the rich curls of he,
dark hairl WHY don't she eatcl
il with n one tooth combl
NJ, to. c. ' " ,,;r, ho she fair n,
I,,s w. W. " ~, 80 aa1,oo;nms hous,
w vn"S. ",.,;d. ,ho frm;t ,Lst has n,
49, NJ -, aT ~
i '
,o III, % rom on NJ 4nrnnser
IN ba LII, mo nj, ths
jo,, ~, '"' -" ~
"'""'
A woman recently died OF hun
ger at Barccl 'na, Spain, anu OF
son ser fSO,a S.amoo oe;ms ~ Soid SO and 10 90,
80. 80 ~ ~ 80 80 found
n"u'' :" "'N'' "'' ''
Many carpenters have beer
leaving fittsburg TOR Nashvili'
d, to work for the Government, undel
the mistaken idea that they VIII
:.
One OF tue peaeh growers ~ ~
Somerset county, masylaho. ha'
2o,Voo PEI peach Trees, anu SApee's , =, :, t'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

F 1SrsHlLL HATH no FuRp LIKE AWo.
Nah sooehrD. 1-Mr. william Morgan il
immpred IL the Athensaum for an offence
the nature otRhieh We know not. Before
his arrival here he appears TO have been
guilty of bigamy. The following is from
the wife Of his bosom. We give 1t YER
bstim, ct literatnm, for the purpose of con-
ytnctng those who may jet be in doubt,
that the schooImaster is still abroad:
GRtso's LANn, Aprile the l0-1s6A.
WILLIAH P. MoRGAM-i suppose cant
call you my dear husband epy more and q
neither thing don't Whant 70 coy body
that has treated me a8 you have alter me
waiting on you az have aud then to do az
you have done to go aud marry . nasty
hussy right under my nose the nasty thing
was 10 see me about 70 weeks ago 70 know
whether WAS your wife eF not ttold her /
was once but am mot now nor never will
be enY more In this world 20 think that
You would go aud loVs Is pretty = little
wife es you had and marry 40 hard look.
ing thing as you did don't know what
OFT to be- done with them 70 think after me
caring your yieIualB TO you when you was
at home bnt II had = knoWed what i
know now would have been very clear
Of dooing it you roIe to mary Frazsy 10
get your wife to right to you how could
you have the face 70 whant me 10 right 10
you after treating me a. you have / know
the very reason why you left me you
thouGhli Was to good for you and you
Thought that you would marry one that
was ike yourself and leave me for some
body else amsagoing 70 get marIyed the
first good chance get i have one now In
view am well and doing we'll aud have
plenty of friends where over 60 that huS.
sy of yourn Whauted me to send her your
Likeness but / will see hir at the devil be-
fore send it to hir think you will wish
that you never had done as you have you
have cut your nose OF to spite your face if
You had done as Whanted you to do
you. wouldn't be where you are now but
when eny one wont heer they must feel
never want you TO come where am eny
more cant Tell you the half that would
like TO lfi had known when you was
here in. Jail would acome over aud told
yoa just what thought of you both
Mas. ELaARRrH MoRuAH.
William P. Morgan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
Now York Market.

hHW YoRK, April 20.
Cottou-1c better aud 10 fair demand at
,s0@sl for middling uplauds; u tor low
DIddiing.
Flour-Sta;e and western more active
apd il5@2be higher; 81 7O@7iiT6 for extis
sstate, So O5@s 20 for extra q no: 30
9e ss for trade brands. Market ciosipg
less firm.
W6isky-Exctted aud decidedly 3b;.h...
81 25@Is2; chiefly 81 2sCaai si $3.50,
dull al $ls27St 49, Last leyenfnS 3 oo6
b5 lII 5shAgged lsnds at $I1s@I23
Wheal-Q utetaud nominAlf1 asSis. l,,,,,,
eEilS or eafot GhieSe spFfse: 81 -
S9l Ie for Milwaukee Club; 81 7sCai 60
49s winter red. western.
CoEn-lc higher; 81 So fot old mixed
y sesieEn inlSsthrei including one load at
q 81 LOT eaah today 81 81 delivered:
81 0I36t fot. southern yellow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
william P. Morgan.
10~BUss.-As the season Of bugs an.

R9BUss.-As the season Of bugs ap.
proaches, it will be we'll to bear ia mind
the advice of the Country Gentlemen. =
HOusekeepers not DESTROYS of being car
risd out of the world by bugs, will be glad
to learn that they eaunot stand hot alum
water. Take two pounds of alum, bruiss
IT, and reduce it TO powders dissolve it
In three quarts of water let it remain 10
warm place till the alum is dissolved. The
alum water is to be applied hot. by means
offs brush. to every joint and crevice.-
Brush the creyices in the aOor, whitswash
the ceiling. putting in plenty of alum, aud
there will be an end to their dropping
thence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

BB DIsWEssAL OF CAPrAtN RANKn-
Captain Peter D. Ranks, of Co. O., 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry. was recently tried
by Ourt.martial at New Greek, West vir-
GINA, on four charges, namely: breach OF
arrest, absence without leave, desertion.
and conduc, unbecomiug an officer aud a
gentleman. Captain RAuke was arrested
In May, 1863, aud was ordered to confiue
himself to his regimental camp, but he
disoOeyed this order by going beyond the
limits OF the camp, aud remaining for two
davs He subsequently left without leave.
ano vas absent three or four weeks, re-
turning while the regiment was on the
March. BE again abseuted himself, aud
was arrested in Pittsburgh in September,
1893, and sent back under guard.
The Court found the accused guilty on
each charge aud specification, and sen.
fenced him to forfeit to the United States
all pay and allowances which may now or
hereafter become due to him as a commts.
stoned officer. and that he be reduced to
the ranks and marked on the left cheek
With The letter ID" two inches in length,
III indelible ink; that he then be confined at
hard labor at Key West, or such other
public works as the commanding general
may direct, for the period Of three years,
without pay or allowances, except the al
lOwance ofau enlisted man; to have, du-
ring said confinement, a twelve pound bah
attached to mis- left leg by chain six feet
long, aud at the expiration of said coufine-
ment TO have his head shaved aud drum
med out of the service.
Gen. SIgel approved the proceedings and
findings, but mttigated the sentence TO dis
missaI from the service, aud to forfeit all
pay aud allowances due him from the
lat of June, 1853.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
ray- SUPPER TO TAE RISGsoLD CATALRY.

The eiuEens OF Washington, Pa on
Friday evening last, gave snppes 20 a
cOmpaOy OF this veteran and brave regt.
mspt who have been principally enlisted
from that county. The leglmeut have
nearly all re-enlIsted, and are about to take
thsir place IN The field again.
Tine supper was got up in Mr.. David
BsnO best manner, and reflected much
cce1Es on tue Futon H.uss aud the com.
mlIre having the mater 10 charge.
supper over, HOn.JOhn H. Ewing was cal.
led 70 The chair, aud 10 some appropriate
remarks alluded to the consciousness of the
rebellion, and hoped that the increased eff.
forts aud energy nov being put forth, would
soon Oring it to an end.
Tue Rev. }. W. BAN, OF OannOnsburR.
was called, aud addressed the meeting in
an eloquent and thrilling of hand speech,
which was rapturously applaudsd. He
complImeuted the men tor their bravery 10
tue frtd, and uoble regard Tor law and or
drrngaIust insults of Oopperheads at home.
A'C S1AN AoE AS1SAS Auo NDppcEnGhub were
twins, aud that when our efforts were
crowned with success ia putting doWn the
rebellion abroad, Copperhesdism would die
at hOms, az when one twin dies the other
follows. He reminded them that we a.
home would not forget the soldier, and
promised to send to them as much of home
comforts as possible, by the Christian Com.
mrssion and Sanitary Committee.
B. Csnmrtne, Esq, was next called for,
aud stated that his expectation was not te
speak, but after hearing the former speech
no man could be otherwise than moved t.
say something. He passed high cOmpli.
mepts to the soldiers, and pointed out from
the audience several who would, through
lite, carry the honorable though sad re.
membranes of their lost lumbs aud frac.
lures, in their struggle to maintain that
glorious liberty handed down 10 US from
our ancestors. Ths meeting then adjourn
ed, highly pleased with the evenings enter.
tainment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
mpWaRILrR 8 WIL.or'. BIeREar pR..

GW WHEEIER & WILSON'S HIGHEsr Pas.
MluM SEWInG MAoalnEs are the best, the
simplest, aud the cheapest. These I'M.
equalled machines are adapted to every
variety of sewing for family wear, from
the Iightest muslins to the heaviest cloths
They work equally well upon silk, linen
cotton aud wooden goods, With silk, Gotten
or linen thread. They will seam, quilt,
gather, hem, fell, cord, braid, bind, aud
perform every species of sewing, making a
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both
sides of the article sewed.
Ifltbe ineouvenient for The purchaser
to- visit the sAlesroom. the order may be
forwarded to The ONCE, aud twill be as
faithfully filled as If the selection had been
made personally. Machines are forwarded
to any part ofths country, aud competent
persons sent to give instructions free of
charge.
10000 of the Wheeler 4 Wilson ma
chimes have been sold. Five thousand are
10 use 10 Pittsburgh and vicinity.
Il Is no new experiment 10 be tried.
lthas in every case received the highest
premium when exhibited in composition
VIM. Sumner & Co., who are the western
agents, warrant every machine they sell
for three yGars. Call At their sale rooms.
No. SO, Main street, aud examine for your.
selves. APRIL std<V
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
TRUSTBE,S sAl.M
OF Valuable Real Estate An Cen,-,

- ~-sSS+NS4S 4eSaA HbtaGO 4n C0nLFEa
wAseltmE.
virtue OF q deed Of trust made by David Ken.
- nedy 70 Charles A4rsbA4l GHisd . 4stn tiSy
o. March, 1861, Ehlch sAta IL now Of F.cyrI ~
rus Htse o. the hec0rdsr Tor ohio County, u Deed
HooH lGehty'hve' pass nVt hunIrsd ana d,tst u !;
A4o oy NlFtuo OF an VtdsE OF the Circuit Co e. L!
5Aia cOnnty, nlAds Oh Gus lStn dAJ OF .jeezI. her
u.s. and Ontsisd In ChAnesry Urder OUk nuui ,vs
p page ~ w Ah'L TIE uudeISIEned Was apA dated
FuStes IN NAld deed ln InS place OF StIu UnnrICS
MaLshAllt 1Nll On MIND A /, tne 81 DAY Of Nav,
!so4, at the front IOdF OF Eh CGuF aS-ss Of Esgf
Sogny pr.eeed TO self at PuGile EOn toe follow.
tnB PtOPeIE1 - Hit; Lot AuuIUsF i.alcr1,i aud
s I,N IziEI Ia that part OF tue n OF Wn.snnx
lslu Gut by William Chaplin. aud J5nn nUf, a.,
SHms being Aixty SIX tSet aud ODo a -, md
LNsnty.tM9 iest desE--savInS ami s.cs.,t 1R hat
ot sAiu IIt sold Oy ksnhVIy vile stsp.en
SLaEA, eelpH Sl&TOsn loot on n ct Snd Oi NJ
lot ho4lips on second btrcOt, Tuuniux GAux XIV.
s& ieet " IT tao hundred AID ItiiT iSsIi 40 so
IN ~ Igts o. Parosls 10 kuIt PuTthAssTs.
EehAS-One'iOnFih e4All Tie balance in ea1al
peyment' OF lhrSe, SIX ana uIns mouths, win IN
tstsst from cats, tue pGrehAser giving DoI with
.SESSA-s9 TFunee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

B@THE side wheel steamer Major 40.
dersousWill leave this evening at o'clock
for Cincinnati. She is commanded by
Capt. bravo, an old and experienced steam.
bOA'maU, 10 whom passengers and shippers
may repose the utmost confidence. Capt.
Robinson presides in the Office, and ulways
aud pleasant. The Anderson is in all re.
spects 6rst class steamer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
oAts@Dull, heavy aud lower; ss@s71

oAs@Dull, heavy aud lower; ss@s71
for western.
. W6ol-Steady.
Petroleum-Re6ned In bond IS.
Pork-ln fair request aud higher. but
closing dull at $26 76 for mess, S25 so far
old dol S27 for new do; $22 60@24 for
old and new prime; $26 as for prime mess;
also 1000 bbls new mess at Jnne ssIlers'
option. fS2s so; 1000 bills mess ut June
SsnSe5sIoption. SIS %; 900 bbls mess US
Nay buyers option, $2s %; $50 obIs prime
Beet-Quiet aud steady.
c, LI,TTd-higher and in fair demand II 1873
@l44e; lUO kegs at los.
nBu'!eE-LGWsri 2A@so for for STATE,
oheese-stesdy at ls@ls for new.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
STOCK DBPoT
= 'tE's ECGEcrTc.

DR.R. Il. EBB, EeIeciic Phi u leisus suryeo,, IA
II AecoueheES tenders his -
tue eittAsNs Of wheeling add Ticihisy ~. Il b 4
Gr1duate Of she EeIeetto medical Stftts n or,
ctnnat, and has had many year. oSp6FIeuc, IN M
practice of his pro- essl0n, AID he hUt6s b se ~
toutl0n 20 busn6ss, 70 nierIt share o Z lie n1bIfe
pa4ronaSo Dr.LeS has given special attstI6n tSSSS
has been eulhehtly suceeesinl In the tFS.tulf1f n
CHROME dh eassl- OF every ~, aud n
such - hheumhtism Add diseases Of the ~ q nv
Liver Complaint Nervous Ds6iliEy - = S,3
Ulcers, Constipation Ptles and Diseases a tIs a.
neyEs 6rAHe 6es Allthoss Who have beer %
taltS tgeAted oF any Of The above Cissiis7 wand
Mud It TO thelr tntetest 70 cOhsaiE Dr. Iee uifhot
dslay. uFpfseties e6ls, t4;n and 81
ing NO mescaEialta IN The systtm, Dot esinsldF,
Eon0tatinB and ungtheu4ng The
aching In unison With Nature S01ifsIi5i lSlIIi
ATS HHGHL1As, SeGsR1 ~ sDes1s 1ElIrs issS.sl,.
10 an whom iEinAy concern " Tho nniS Fsi.ns6
membeEs Of tnelBeST Va. GogIsia4uTe. AXE 1IsSnTa
II as fn " li8ye knuEl ur iciiar1t n I -
many Year. pFGFfodSt6 The ON n ~ 5i
belliJn, as saeoessful and enerSe IA IJ.SesFfiS-
Of Hedieine, Cof the Eeleetie schpoiI b ~ n KSS
aWha county, Va and IN e. e5dfts bio -,
tEist.fE, 81 Cd sGAtlr sealfoT5 +. s DIS
~ AkN& efeNs 81 DoRBAIi " idJ 81 ?
JGHN q. RHELRS Pres s,tnafa
0Gies on6 door t6alt Of kfaiitflsf Hons HISID
89tEeet, l. q I 49, ia.4K mia 4nle
IN Hop, q Si4iasgs If.llad, Tor
sssIG ss'1=s ekGHAIIs pRgs sIoaS!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

NV YoRK, April 22-The I4tb New
York heavy artliIery regimen leaves to-
day for Washington. They have been.
fgarrisooing the forts in this h4rbor.
- The D. s. gnnboAI Waisee lett ST. Thorn.
nsi Miehigaa, on the 26th, for California.
a letter IN the New Haven Journal ifrom
the .. s. ship Vermont, off Port Royal on
ahe 18Th, says large force saIls q. NOR.
roy; for Fort Thomas. Gems. Voples and
Terry sre'attachedsto IL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

G8 THE PAnkERsRuRa ConvRxr1ox.-
Our readers have already seen the proceed.
ings of the Psrkersburg Convention. 1t
was a very harmonious gathering. There
appeared to be very little difference as to
the sentiment which ought to represent the
State in the Baltimore Convention. The
only contention was in regard to the men
who aspired to the position of delegates in
that body. Every mention of the name of
Abraham Lincoln was enthusiastically.
greeted by the delegates from all parts Of
the State. $50
The Ohio county delegation was very
ktndly treated on the steamer Express,
whose officers never leave any thing undons
to make passengers comfortable, aud who
therefore enjoy very high degeee of per.
SOnal popularity.
AT PAFkersburg the members of the Con.
Veution met with nothing but hospitality,
Genlalily and the kndliest mauifestatiOns
10 all respects. The Swami House, kept
by ], Vim. Dent. accommodated the largest
number Of delegates and rendered sn,ire
IaIisiaotion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
S-PH-I-S

A vE9RTABLE kE 5EDY for tue cur. OF ONLY
"a VsB DISEASE ,syPhliis). IL does .oS cor.
I I particle Of AsTGuEJ A. AN. SNAP Or ioFtn
IT'S perfectly saie Sud harmless to thS must
sohstltetiSli aud hAS be u,sd bS Etrso.s Of nl re
% so Gth0at ehangs Of diet " habit u NE, In
kNOWN Az fAI1 sOIdi.Is diSchaT 80 ,,,. =.
ne are cured daily. ssHd for CiIcliar Az Ia
pE' SF09kS Pd.lr3 Retnsdy." Pic, 81 Ter ptt.
49, S0la py A. II LOLA = CO.
AID LOGAN, Llsr 4 CO.
NheS,InE, W. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
New York Money Market.

Nav YoRK, april 90.
Money-Easier, but quite active at Z per
49,, s.,eFlfpE-sslliDg at 1sl@l9s; currency
Gold-Aore active and decidedly ftmer;
opening at 723i closing irm at 74f
Government SIocks-Firmer, SiIh nm
ward 'epdency;rU 8. e's 1881 coupons li3:
. eos coupons IIO@IlI; 80 treasury
lll3@1ll3.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

Whe0llnBI ". Va February Is, 1874
"a LbdeaietsI III DtuEs, H4rdN are Ir0D, s. ssi H.. m.
= - per, Leather, harn -, and s4uIsry ats ItqIrsE-
go ~ 1Sna 20 thls un1eeb "a the AONUAi y. each
sss.sS tnsy are prepared " furLiali IhS Ds-or
~ nnolL hvtlesS vita thU price Of GaeI ~ ArEoi IN
pain nButes. ~ that tile sxl:enciss IL Iho
service Fo4urU It, tie article or TIicI.s aI b, %,
sai .. without ds.ays and ~ tue IUWvst priee.
OeA!sEs H!Shtng ~ HeIl ~ Ihis de- VI vii be re-.
mornlng q RAhASWUKrS,
captain and Aa.LstsnE guar tsi-tlEstSr,
lG0Go.G DENT II u~-.l.n&
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

BALTINoRE. April 23,-Tbe Ameriean
has special adviees from Notfolk maj :
steamer had arrived there from New Dr.
leans via MoOFehead city, and was taken
possession Of 10 bring important dispatches
10 Gen. Butter. ~ = ~
The. oaPtain reports that rebel ram
came doWn'to within few miles of Ply.
mouth, N. o., on the lslh. attacked our
heet and sunk The gqlboat BombshsIl and
Two other guLbORts, n4mes unkuoWn.-
There ts the greatest anxiety At plymouth.
IL y generally expected that the place
would nave TO be evacuated.
It's thought Geo. Peck would be able to
bold sNeWbern. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

1Waar. sloBL hes publishsd a general
order warning soldiers, citizens, and news.
papers from giving information to the
enemy by writing and publishing All
papers violating The order are to be sup
pressed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

pBPARonED. -oonrad and D4ndridpe.
two of the Winchester hostage, have be- On
PsrOled. one OF the conditions of the pa
role is, that the two men paroled7 are to
go South and endeaVor to secure the re.
lease of Messrs. Wheat and Bsehtol.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

b8An u8say occurred in Marietta
Ohio. on Wednesday night, in which a
young man by the name of Geo. Vessel.
man was MORALLY wounded.
1t seems that the quarrel commenced
between two soldiers about woman
One of them, named Bishop, discharged
his pistol athis opponent and nissiag him
shot Wssselnan, who happened 10 be pass.
ing along the street. Capt Millhouse,
who happened TO be in town, vas called
aud examined the young man and pro.
nOuOesd the wound mortal ll
Wesselman is said.to be- very worthy
young man and was 10 have been married
yesterday. szt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

~wH. NJ. BOASnL1, hostage from
DoddrIdgs county, was yesterday released
from the Asheneum, Sheriff Shaw, ofPut-
nam county, fol- whom he WAS held as hos
tsge, having bsen returned.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN,s
WATERS

Rhe original tcine established in 1887, and hrsl
article Of the kind ever introduced under ths
name OF ''PuLMoSIC WAGEES, . in this or any othef
country all other Pulmonic Waters are counter.
feits. The genuine be known by the mana
BRYAN being stamped on, each WARBR
BRYAN'S PUINoNIo WGRRRS
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat HoarsenoSS.
BRXAN's i'ULMoNic WARRRs
Relieve Asthma Bronchitis. pla1enIt nrsatbtn,
BaIAH's PuLMosIc WAEERs,
Relieve Splitting Of Blood. Palms inlth6 chast.
BREAN's PUInoElo RAEERs
Relieve Inciptent Consumption, Lung diseases.
BEEAN's PuLMoSIO WARNS
Relieve Irritation OF thu Uvaia and ronsilS
sRHAS's PuLMoHlo wAERRs
Relieve thS ab6se complaints In ton mipute;.
BRTAN's PuLMONIo W1SkRs &
Are blessing to all GLASSES aud Constitutions
BEIAA's PU1noulU warns
are AoAPted tUT vOSaiLsLS ana euUIig pps,IEgfR
9t 30 BREAN's tINAPRRs ~
Arein simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BHEAN's PuLMoalc. WAEEEs
Not only relieve 5utefect rapid aud hating cures.
BRrAH's PULMoMeYAgEGs
Are warranted o give satIsaetion to every one.
No family should be without box OF 4 -
BRTAN's PUlnoN1u WARES
stsft& in tbs house.
No traysleF should be without supply Of
BRTAA's PULNoHIo warns is u
In his pocket.
No perSon will ever object to give for
HRxAA6s PULMoHIc VANS
JOB MOSES so .Tps satyL c y
i ESE saieby LAUanLiNs . BOsnPiGLD.
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2 2 2 2 2 . 3 2
STOP THAT COUGH +

'RlESDI Are you aware that You are riskipR
= onlS solh, and Il will ~ ar Itsslf aIvSS
9on continus " neglect JOursyll the result viii
~ snor & a4e that you will begin 20 tseI senSS
OF GsntnsSs across the chsst AIS Ioi win a !.
.ns pam. hon the eouS1 viii become dry and Iuat
aud trOtny UIAttoF, oJtEa StTeaEf - 81 b,ooi s,J
~ ~ you wiz nnd thAt 10 nave beGtc IsVsr cold
ShlllA' night sEstts. 1hs matter And phIrSui Viii
increase with gEcat TOEtrItOl Ii gu SIM et
yourself, = short time 81 you eOuV ysI to Ihe
sFaHs- A4Ut y0E HOt eLLEEe 70 b aElTptsdF Iho
- the grave ever slmkIs case bsy1a ,,tG 1900
eUto AZ Inm hAd 6eSu attended anne, al IA iE.t
nAEe pee Netii but beinE elected Gnier Ihs -.
ierisl lts dsAGlS action to sue substance OF he
lung, exciting there = R0RAATT \ o. RJBEE A.
anu another eOlu added fu.I u Lhe Haze,
IeAHnS " thQss ulesIaLiUn5 GEEAF oaYi,IES IN toe
LuNos Al thus erlas the disease . YER Glfi -uiI 10
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t6e 1910 i5an Is dsy 81 81. iFst i Nations
3SdkS Slsz COO Gold cIosedjirin Al 7sRs
lReceiptgIRt the Custom HOUSE SAes coo.
mostly ddties. g 2 sssit 8 800 80
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PoIAT Or R6cks, M, April 22-Reports
of q rebel lorce 10 the S6s6aadoah Valley
or elsewhere IN The .yteiniL1f OF the Baltie.
more and Ohio Railroad are without the
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H9rLlEuF. E. F. Mooan has been rel
n :, BY Lieut.. Henry Knapp,, as Provost
A't'hal' At hls Own Esqssst.sa s. So ~