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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

@rWHERR ARE THB "CENrs R"-The
scarcity Of'csnts" is attracting the atteu.
ton of the money writer's everywhere. Az
We do not export these coins, the question
Is asked, what has become oftbemlslI, ssps.
eially as, during The past year, there Wer,
coined at the Philadelphia Mint ms Jou,
"''9'o"' three huHdrsd asd siztyI tRousand
being over four and q half millions pel
month. So very scarce are they in eircu.
IAhOn inst now that it is with difficulty
enough can be found to change a i've cen,
note. The question has often been asked
what becomes of the millions of Plus daily
made and With as much reason it may b,
put what becoPeS Of all'the cents, NOR,
particularly As they asS kp6g 10 be worth
less than their face valuafa H,a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
senan,hWnri TInIre,t.

At meeting OF Union citizens of the
7th Ward, Mr.. John Morgan WAS called 10
the chair and e. ". Paxton appointed
Secretary. tsa bH.'s l'ii :4lzI JOE 81 40
On motion, Robert s. irwin was poui.
nstedas candidate for lst BraDehof Ooun
oil and y. n. 'Bickel for I'd Branch. 2,
Mr.. Walker Hunter received the nomi.
nation for Alderman.
Mr.. Jacob Berger received the nomina.
ton for School Commissioner. "a
Dr.. ]. a, conuelly received the nomina.
tion for School Trustee.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates to attend the City Convention to
be held on Saturday next, viz: E. W. Pax
tom J. 81. Hopkins aud T. ]. Blair
On motion the meeting adjourned. isa
JoHN AoRsAN, President.
Z E. W. P+TTOs, Secretary - 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

I@-NBw COMPASY.-Lisut S. Porter il
atpFeSent in this city, raising new com
Pany for the 10Th West Virginia Infantry.
He has already obtained several men and
will in few weeks have the company full
It, Porter is IN experienced officer, and
young men cannot snlist with better off,
Ger. HeWill be found at the Pembertou
House. Let the men of Ohio county wake
up on this subject and save themselves the
disgrace of a draft. BY sulistiug in a good
regiment with experienced officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
Reported Movement Of the Rebel
General Smart

NRw YORK, Jan. 15.-The Herald's spe.
cials say 1t was reported at oulpeper lasl
evening that the rebel General Stuart, with
8, 900 cavalry, had crossed the rivers far IL
our right and reached Leesburp. our forces
there falling back towards Fairfax.
Whether his object Is to cut the railway
1ear Bull run, or the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad near Point of Rocks, was NOT
known, but it is quite probable that he will
meet with superior force.
The health Of the army is quite good.
No small pox is reported. Duriug the late
cold spell five men were frozen to death.
The thirty-five men belonging to the LIST
Mass. Cavalry, captured by guerrillas a
few days ago, escaped and returned yes
terday. -
-Four men are to be shot for desertion
to-day. y it-'t aaH.l Fl.GE
a Washington special to the Herald Of
the 18th says: VIM. N. White, Army Con.
tractor. has been sentenced to pay a fine
of So, 900, and be imprisoned not exceed
ing two years, as the Secretary of War
may decide, for wilful neglect OF duty in
delivering inferior hayersacks.
Fourteen rebel officers includiep Capt,
J IS Lee, nephew of General Lee, have
been sent from the Old Capitol to Fort
McHenry for confinement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

ST.. Louis, Jan. l5,--Brig. Gen. Mcneil,
commanding the District Of the Frontier,
arrived to. night from Fort Smith under an
order from Department Headquarters, to
act as witness in the case of VIM. r.
Slrachan, late Provost Marshal of north
east Missouri ~ ts-s5< Htr @eE
I The General reports the rebels in Arkan
sas suffering severely from cold weather,
which extended throughout the south.
Kirby Smith, commanding the trans
Mississippi Department, has been. ordered
north, as the Arkausaus aud Mtssourians
refuse to go further south. rl
Deserters in large numbers are coming
in our lines acknowledging the rebel cause
to be hopelessly lost. e5.Ie ~ A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
ne E1EsllheIt .ailI 1I5f.IE5..sn 81

I
MT. Wilson, offered an amendment giving
drafted men a bounty of 500, placing them
On 9 footing With volunteers, and reducing
the time of their service to two years. Il,
The amendment was opposed by Messrs.
Confess and CLARK. = llk
On motion of Ar. Henderson all prior
orders were suspended, and the House bill
providing for the defeieucy 10 the ap pro-
priaIion for paying the officers aud men in
the Western Department. of Missouri was
considered, and the amendment was passed.
The bill approPriates $700.6l2.
Mr.. Lane of Kansas, offered resolution
calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury
for the names of special agents and assis-
ury Department, the Stntes from which
they appointed, their operations, pay and
emolumeRts, which was agreed to.
The Senate in Committee of the Whole,
proceeded to the consideration of the sn.
rellment act. 3Ia2 '9 "a
Mr.. Doolittle proposed an amend ment
prohibiting enlisted men from ssrVing as
substitutes except in regiments from the
State where they 6rst enlisted. Adopted.
The amendment Of the Committee as
amended was then reported to the Senate.
Mr.. Clark asked leave to Withdraw his
amendment allowing Volunteers to furnish
substitutes, passed yesterday 10 Committee
of the Whole. 100
MIR. NeSmith moved that the Senate re.
scind its action of yesterday in removing
the $500 Communication clause. Re thought
that while the country was looking to the
Senate for a feasible measure to secure
soldiers to crush the rebellion, the Senate
was amusing the country with schemes OF
how TO do the work. Ii was time to look
the matter, boldly. in the face. The war
had been chapter ofaccideuts; he might
say, a comedy oferrors. .s..-
The amendment Was rejected. 8. - GOD
Mr.. Sumner renewed his amendment
reqniring a tax on incomes. Rejected.
Mr.. Doolittle moved to amend, by ma
king persons who have resided in the
United States one year. and shah have
voted at any election, liable to draft
Adopted 81 . zfAf.5 p . OF r
Mr.. Sherman renewed his amendment to
substitute $500 instead of $500 las the
maximum DENOMINATION.
,on motion of Sir. Johnson the Senate
adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
HOUSE.

Mr.. LoVejoy, from the Committee on
District Columbia, stated that ample pro.
vision had been made to guard against
the spread of small pox, aud submitted
resolutions recommending that the corpo.
rate authorities make provisions for vac.
cinating citizens at their homes.
Mr.. Alley, from the Postofice Commit.
tee. reported bill allowing packages OF
clothing TO be sent through the mails ~
The rate of Sets for two pounds. an,
The House proceeded to the consideta-
tod ofthe Dacotah contested election cage.
Bills were passed appropriating ST., OOO
to indemnify the owner of the British
schooner Ellen for Illegal seizure and for
the appointment OF an assistant Secretary
of War. This continues Mr.. Watson in
office, bis time having expired.
The House, at 3 P. NJ, adjourned till
monuay.1 .Et t-.is '-f4taa .trg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16


DaF"THs EAsTEsr wAy4as BEsr war;
The SteubsnVills Herald. relates the fol-.
lowing experience of a gentleman Of that
village who happened to be in this CITY
during the SOjOurn Of General aTerry'b SOL sSoSi.
disrs; l,fs- ~ lEff =
MI gentleman from this city was at
" m,neeiing few days ago one Of q squad
VI eiSnt soldiers on the street took q fancy
very large blue blanket, which ibe
seuueman from this patriotic imettopoiisi
ms ms snugly and comfortably wrapped In
tue consequences was, the soldiers .confis.
ss'eS the blue blanket, On52 hich OCCASION.
Tue mercuy was down 10 zero. lonf
miaole citizen (ima6lne his pheii5ksl
tSoksd decidedly, ,6lGs.,, BE vas bl6e2
ths,s was philosopher, yWiIhal-kneW
D.,n,. was no appeal, and that the good
ef sSIl gay Is always the best, tOeget out
s. S1ulIemma-When serious iokspinehes.
49,. tu 9! weather too. So Nc. Steubenville
n.y. me boys II they were not dry, 70
SSiS. teey responded unanimously 10 the
%asl Stenbsnville about tins time
SCissL bee line for q igrsen grocery.
Tbst Ming after him duck fashion,
s,Ii.s more was sold than yinegar and
INV pN oFooms. He'cSlted for asomething %
~ maud they Ell t66kGlargely. Ste6l
H., .n was liberal. Il IL needlesS 10 ssy
qnon ne blue blanket wSS placed again
a. He shoulders Of the FighttIl owner
i,cL. nLer hearty farewell With The blue
inS.is our toPnsman left for home re-.
baSsgin that which ltnIe Nee dfteu
Ot' outn never praeticed, Strategy. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
John Minnr Rntts.

HEADQUARTERS. ARMY OF THE. PoTouAo.
Jan! l4.--It appears that Hon. John Minor
Bolts has been urged to accept the ap-
pointment of Senator from Virginia 10 the
Congress at Washington also that he has
written . letter in response, stating in
effect that he is unwilling to accept the
honor intended to be conferred, hoping
that the hour Is not lar distant when be
can stand as the connecting link between
the North and Sonth. The letter is brief
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
Last Nights Reporit
q - & sa's CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

.-.-.- =, WAsHINGTON, Jan. 70.
1IiMFl oO6ie65 idttodSeedS bal Gfaenda.
tory of the IHomestead Law and, lfof. other
purposes, Referred. i-f,i t-s- 49,
p Mr.: Ramsay introduced a bill autboriz-
ing Mi11esote and YEseonsin to extend
their common bopnties. Referred.
!, NJ Gonness presented a .EesOIution oil
~ qetFyfasi q The failure Of iths overland
'maH 70 California for the last Two months.
Mr.; Henderson presented the House bill,
providing for feisneY ip. the appropri-
atom % pay the '6fheefs Add men, 10 the
Department of Missouri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
The Pirate Florida.

: INV YoRK, Jan. l6.-The Times' Paris
letter says the pirate Florida was about
ready to sail from Brest. She lies in the
bay, very close 70 the Union gunboat
kerseage. II iSuot probable that the lat
when the Florida sails, the twenty-fonr
hols tdle win he applied, WhiIsi If So
remains outside, the Florida, which Il
faster than the Kerseage, can easily hteal
out some dark night. - 2 = I'm,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16
.8g Geleggft.aapE,,.
Afternoon Report.
Lee being Reinforced by Conscripts
Condition Of Affairs at CHARLES:

4ee pS1nB REINFORCED DY GonScrtpts
Condition of Affairs at Charles.
ton, E
Nav YORK, Jan. ia Times Wash.
ington special of the 18th says:
The National Union Committee appoint
ed by the Chicago Convention has been
summoned TO meet here on the 22d OF
February, i.B ia fsiti.a6 3HT
The, statement that Longstreet had been
reinforced from Lees army is untrue. A
letter froma prominent general officer in
the Army ofthe Potomac says Less army,
instead. of being depleted, is being in.
creased by conscripts. The writer says
the rebels are using strenuous efforts to
organize and recruit their cavalry for of.
fensiye operations 10 the spring. The rebel
army is eneamped between Orange Court
House and GordonsViIle, aud is we'll pro.
clothing. ~. - %. III
Private information from rebel sources
says that Charleston is being gradually de.
stroyed by the FIRE of our batteries On
the 26th of December two blocks of build
ings on King street, belonging to the es-
tate OF the late Senator Butler, were de.
stroyed. Several large warehouses occu.
pied by the rebel government and filed
with army supplies, we're destroyed about
the same time. The city lis almost de-
serted, except by the military. The poorer
classes have erected temporary accommo.
daaons out of range Of the fire. Great
destitutlon prevails among them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

%BADLr HURr.-ou Thursday night
soldier by the name Of Matthias Dudley
became oVsrpoWsred by liquor and took
lodgings in a stall Of a horse tavern up
town. When the regular occupant Of the
stall came in he did not observe the soldier
aud accidentally put an iron clad hoof on
his face. The soldier was pretty badly
hurt bat sustained no serious injury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

CAIRO, Jan. l5.-Fbe steamer aiIIman,
from Memphis on the 18Th, has arrived.
Gen. Sherman had arrived at Memphis
The authorities teudSred him the hospi.
talilies of the city, IT p
The Bulletin says that 10 consequence
Of the stringencylin the money market aud
the bad state of navigation. there. is but
little activity in the cotton market. Sales
No receipts from below. .sg 80 - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

BB-THE weather yesterday was very
cloudy, with indications of rain or snow
aud break up in the river was confidently
ly hoped for soon. Notwithstanding the
thaw. great deal of snow still fingers
upon the hill-tOps, and good rain would
give US big river. sues
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

3BrLIRur. Col. DARR has an order on
the pay department for $lss II, payable
to Samuel Groves, on account of the ser
vices of his deceased son, late a member
of Capt. Fishers Company. 9th West
Virginia Infantry. Mr.. Groves can get
the money by calling on Col. Darr. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

h8srRAoaLRRs.-About one huudr ed
stragglerS from General Terry's command,
which passed through here the other day,
have been gathered up and lodged 10 the
A'hsusaum, They were to have left last
evening, in charge Of guard, for John
sons Island, Sandusky City, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

D~Tur sUpREnn 0OURr or AprlALs
met yesterday morning at the Court House,
but Judge Brown being still absent, the
2aatIt adjourned till this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

DJTHE CRY COMvESTION for the pur-
pose of dominating Uuiou City Ticket
will be held at the Court House this even
ing, ut o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

B0rYoUMG MIN please notice the fol-
lowing atestimoniai.S tIt is an extract from
a letter Of R. Il. Cloudy, late of this city
but now Of Knoxville, Tenn; to his father
here: .l.. .iae pa. 5ssa e a-'tr %
al have obtained some Wheeling papers
which l read With great interest. The
advertisements remind me strongly of
home. j am especially gladdened on read
ing that o: my friend Mr., Hitchcock. Ny
attendance at bis school e the ,fouuda ton
of ell my good fortune here. I would not
regret . thousand dollars for the benefit l
received ID my eeqFsS With that gentle.
man, -. Lilil-.l -. deel2 lW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

u C RVliSE4l5i AlasIRRL.A give their first
! s9nseEt q W.ashlHgtOa Han this svepips.
The trOnpe G hig6lg ,ofsB3 TIA
.iT;ts61 u6sIeFsf lGsy kag9 ptffohrinsd aud
We are assarsdt hsy WIN hseT the s4P s5s.
ta,iOps of the pubic. al cas-,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

EB REsroRRD.-surgeon Matthew No
Even, of the I'd West Virginia Cavalry,
who was dismissed from the service some
time ago, by an order from the War De.
Partmsnt, has been restored, with pay
from the date at which he reIotns his reg.
Imeut. ..atsts,H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

wAsHINoToS, Jan. ia special 10 the
Evening Post says: The, House will. insist
that the price Communication under the en- /.
rollment act shall not be over $500. 50
Fernando Wood was before the House
Committee on Public Expenditures this
morning to make statement respecting the
New York Custom house. The investiga.
ton will commence on Thursday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

Nav YoRK, Jan. la verdict for
$5b, 600 against the city was given in the
Common Pleas Court to-day 70 aparty for
The loss Of property in the July riots. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

ct .fHDIOATIoNs or THRi WHATHRR!-In
'aa estiele which we pubIfSbed in Novem-
hels from reliable meteorological it was
sAElled here would be water enough for
6poFtation until Christmas, aud it
would Be the coolest winter from that time
time till next March since 1855. So far
the prediction has been realized. The
cold may not be so severe for long time,
but may be expected TO be natural cold
winter, 1.-THE next storm is snow, to lay
two to three inches, very cold spoil may
be expected. The next three weeks may
be expected cool aud pleasant, and not
much rain unless general thaw should
take place, which would prove disastrous.
Last lunar month there were twenty four
cloudy and variable days, eighteen of
which snow aud rain fell, aud Eve clear
days. ~'F Es.a 'gist
From 10th January to 9Th February
There may be twenty-five cloudy and valri.
able days, ten of which snow or rain,
chiefly snow. and seven clear days. =
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CO-PARTNERSHIPI

NHE undersigned have entered into co partbersbID
under The name and style Of John RoemSr 1 CO..
W y InS purpose OF continuing thesWholeiaIs and
On An enlarged scale at the old Sland No 81 and sd
ein street Centre Wheeling, w. Va. Having In
stock Of all kinds OF Dry G1odS NotionS and carpet
which We invite tho attention ofour frisnds and
eash buyers tn general to favor US with an 81 rIy
Ill., At POi'cJ Will DO vigorous, systematic and
ttH9otn. .R a.,. JOHN h0EMER,
! yAnlz .a- HENRY BOEHER
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Notice to Subscribers.

The price for the various editions of the
Intslligenetr i0 as follows, in advance:
DAILY, by Mail, j Ysar............S5 90
MOnthS...... , so
.. .- %. Il e. ...... 90
Lnths city, per Week 10
TRI-WEEKLY, by Mail, Year 4 90
Q Mos. = 90
q as
WEEKLY, by mail, Year,. 90
e. MoS......... 1 90
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TRUSTEES SALE.

9H virtue offs doed of truat executed by Sanford
~ y HsSi on the npSteepth day Of March, 1859,
YirgnA, In Book page sal, viii II! Ia ts c, ~
wheeling, at the front door Of the Court House on
the third Monday In January, lSth,) 1864 m. XII.
lowing property, viz: 49, ''0 WI
Lots numbered 9. CeIgh) ., (nIne) and 10. (tsu)
aS9 70 iSet mont Of ground running back nearly ne
OF SAID lots, situate the north end Of
MArket street. In the city OF Wheeling, with the
Improvements thereon, which consists Of a large
AUG brick house, with brick stable and
SIe The said house Is known as the
Terms Of ale-Cash .'t 81 --.-. e
Persons desiring information can apply t. John
la.Isr rs A1S4 II. A. MAULSBY,
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1iiI.Aslo1ID5EAr On On ~ ilctIlyifr1YD n

/ v eAooIDEEr on, nm fCE1YiLAHp Asb
PIEFsBURoE RAILRoAD.-An.- accident, at
tended With considerable loss Of property,
occurred on Thursday morning; on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. It ap.
pears that about one o'clock, as the E1-
press train was passing point known as
"Four Mile Rum one of the rails snapPsa
in two, throwing two passenger cars of the
track aud causing intense ,consternS ton
among the passengers. The cara rolled
down the embankment, aud, the stoves
having upset, they both caught ere and
were IN q moment as Il were enyeloped in
flames. The greatest confusion prevailed
for time, bat BY the presence of mind of
the officers of the train, and the active ex.
ertiOn of aOme of the passengers, those who
were caught in the wreck we're taken out,
and with the exception of man from Ar
kansas, who had his arm hurt, all escaped
without injury. Among the passenger was
the wife Of Governor sprague. She ex-
hibited great presence of mind, and was
fortunate enough to escape without q
scratch. Conductor Eli had his htir
scOrehed while getting out his passengers,
bat otherwise he came of all right. The
passengers, were Transferred to the BIZ.
prsssaear, and alter delay Of some two
hours reached Pittsburgh in safety. The
road was soon placed right, and the trains
are, as usual, running on time. The acct
dent ia attributable to the effect of the late
heavy frost on the rails, and was one of
those unforeseen occurrences which no
amount of foresight can prevent, Two cars.
were burned and some other property de-
StFoyed all Of which, however, can be
easily replaced. -
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. l5-AoSsy Cresk, Jan.
l3.-7PHrt Of Col, ,MGCook's Cavalry at
tackled lthe sth and nth Texas regiments
yesterday, kilIiDg 10 and taking ~ pris-
.oners.. {. y . .lZ1-.L- ~ =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-16

Dtssolptlon Of PaTtn eership.
INHR eO-paEtneElhip heretofore existing lnd.r
! ths, Ora g oo2nsIly, Cock Co., OH kefnerS.
heS eeal dissolved By the remaining artlerIi puF
e449ng ths eniFainteEust q John Oook. The BIZ
ines e the late viii h settled BY ~ rN16 n
s-s-s ilss ~ - C0NHHELY, PORD q "A y
The uhdaFSlen0d having UithdFau'n fT,Sl ~ I:,.
IRA Wplid p0etflIly ak for he nOIZ an t5S
lane pAtroRAgs heEStoiSro bestOEOali- siiS- -
wh..uus. December 81. lsss. JOHN 0G Io11
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Rosendale Cement.

IN BeLS RosEHDALR ORMENF. tbs onIt raj,
w able article In the market, foT III IL ts''
H 2. o. HILDRETH BRO.
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HAGAN'S MAGN0LiTA RAIN
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CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

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This splendid Hair Dye IL Perfect ehangss Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to GlOEsy Black or
Natural BrOsVH, without InJuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair soft and Beaut
full; imPArts fresh vitality frequently restoring its
pristine color, and reetihes the III effects OF Bad
Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILIIAMA A. BATCH.
Flor, all others mere limitations, and should be
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Betehelor's New Toilet Cream for
b Dressing ths Hair.
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mOrbuS and Summer Complaint.
The Immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy. ri - -. ... ,-7sl.t lfi aa8s yrF
The numerous daily ropOs. Is of astonishing cures
attest it's value. T-S
It has advantages over any other remedy, a. once
curing the disease gnd ImpArting tone and strength
to the system. - - - LIZ 80 = IL
,Pfo and hArmles. to the infant. and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially. Is invaluable, alsins
appropriately termed by them, In many certificates
'"rHE SOLDIERS FRIEND,o
Mothsrs ind it superior to any soothing syrup Tor
children teethln freed from the Injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives rest to the GuIorsr by removing
the disease. Sold by roipectatle, Dealers every.
PRIGr. 2s C,n4s. Ro,,,, pis 49,
jun27 6m WIN. R.DAVIDsoH, Oinoinnati, O.