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SWEDE'S IRON IN EXCHANGE FOR PORK.
HAVE A SMALL LOT OF SWEDE's IRON SUIT.
i able fol p'ow. that will ezchang" with farmers fos
bounds each uues Em lbs pound for iron for pound and
quarter Of pork Ny iron is in bars Of so to IFS bs
each and no ues for cutting best bring pork to agree
betweeu the lsa and 18th January, l65 bad
hrs be made between this and the Isl January.
Sheetnys Cotton Yarns expected by the 18th inst
for sale at small advance on COST
''' ". H. AVERA,
Smitb6eld. N. c.
Dec 8, 1854 4O-w2t.
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The Governor of Virginia, in his recent message;
takes ground in favor Of srming the slaves; and
also, in that part of the document relating to ex
amptons he assail the Courts and Bar of the coun-
.ryf Alas for the noble Commonwealth of Vir-
yinia
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the speech Of Mr.. Phillips, in our paper TO day.
The speech of Gen. Fowle, in support Of his res.
buttons in relation to ha6eas corpus, will appear as
soon as We can make room for it.
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Dec. IL, 1864.
FOR RENT.

FKlHE LARGE AND PLEASANTLY SITUATED
dwelling house in the Western Ward. at present
occupied by j. D. Pullen also the Dwelling occupied BY
Whitaker aud the Coach Shops near the said houses
This property will BE- rented for the ensuing at pub
lie arctian on THURSDAY ed instant at the store IT
Messrs Crprch Il litchford.
Possession given January LIST, 1865.
Dec IL, 1864. So-sd
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Doc q. 1874
TO FARMERS!

rxn GRINDsroNEs, WEIGHING FROM
IeDV s, tp 800 pounds. \
1900 poaad. wide D.yen trsn: ,.:-u;,,. e,- on.
md ~ Fork SH4E, UILLLdN>0G 6 O..
S'aAt North State Irun> aud Brass Works.
Raleigh. Nov. "a. !sd: !o-s@'S
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Dec 8, 1888
NOTICE.,

a SPECIAL AGENT WILL LEAVE THfS OFFICER
"A for the Army Of Northern Virginia the lSsk inst.
for the purpose If conveying such supplies ~ may Do
contributed to eur soldiers Christmas offering ~
tbar friends ut home. EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon Ges. N G..
Dec 8, 1864. 7s-l~.
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The weather here on Sunday night and Monday
was very cold Our soldiers, and those destitute Of
wood must have suffered
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Dec 9, 1864.
" AN TED.

OrHcE OF CnlEy QvARrrRNAs7rn,
Raleigh, 9Th Dec 1884,
NEED GOOD SHOE.MAKERS.-AL1.
3 surgeons Of Ex.min ny boards. who may find such
expert. unfit for duty the fed are requested I: SFdst
Wv : W. ". PkIRCE,
Mi &4 ".
n. o ,acA 79-3t.
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ToTHE MEMBERS OF rHEN.C c. SENATE.

~ENTLEMEN: L RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
W myself as Candidate for the Office OF Principal Clerk
of the Senate Thomas, Esq. elected Secretary
of State. Very respectfully,
Your ob serv't.
FRANK l. WILSON.
Dec. l2, 1864. 6o-h
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, December 8, 1864

FRIDAY, December 9, 1864.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
On Corporations.-Favorably upon the bill to in
corporate Blackman Lodge, No. 10, Buncombe
county,
On Propositions and Grieuances- on
the resolution in favor of E. NJ Ray, of Madison
adversely on memorial from citizens of Cleavelznd
praying permission to still grain into whskey for
medical purposes.
I'm Military Afairs. Reported bill to author.
,ss the Governor to send State troops out of the
o'ate for period not exceeding 60 days at any
ohe tlme UnfavOrably on the bill to exempt certain
persons employed in the N. c. Powder Manafactur-
ing Company. Unfavoraby on the bill in regard
70 Home Guard, &c, because bill would he ma
sured and presented which would render the one
uhder consideration unnecessary.
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr. Patterson, a bill to extend the time for per.
iectlng titles to land heretofore entered
RESOLUTION ON SECOND READING.
resolution in favor of John Rhem g..
BILLS ETC, ON TuEIR THIRD READING.
Oil to repeal an act to provide for tax colec-
'ofs tor certain counties. Passed.
bill TO continue in force an act in regard to sal,
ares and fees. Passed
"A resolution in favor of-Melvin, Of Bladen
county. Passed.
COMPARING THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
- Az ~ N. the members of fine Senate proceeded
~ t M commons Hall, where the two Houses met
a. convention to compare and count the vote for
'0'ernor, which being done the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Due house was called to order at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Church. 49, >N'"s0n u 'he presbyterian
journal Of yesterday was read and approved.
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GeA. JOSEPH e. JoHHsToN.-Tbis gentleman will,
for the present. make Columbia, s G., his home.
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Soup houses haze been established in Richmond
sad Petersburg for the poor.
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patent for whale leather which is found to be re-
'narkably plant stuff The skin is 50 thick that
after removing the inner portion, which is spongy,
the remainder is split to make it Of the usual shoe
thickness. 1t is remarkably tough, but as soft as
buckskin, and it repels water welE The discovery
comes at time when land leather is growing alarm
ingly scarce, and may tend to equazs the relation
between supply and consumption.
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Mr.. Stipe's Resolutions.

Wllkesboro', Nov. Is, 1864.
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swEnE,s IRON I'M ExcHAnGR FOR PORK.

So-td.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-07

TRUSTEES SALE.

OF THE HEWsPAPER PRINTING ESTABLISH
-NrENT, KE0WN AB THE ARBaIsEBR OFFICE
AT THE RR0NT DOOR OF THE COUgT H0U6E
R0R0HIO O0UHEKr E7tGsi Il e. tuaEr-- r1
Tn puFIuaDee Of q Deed Of Trust from AFnold
IL TTOUbridgo and Owen d. DoWuUy, 20 ne, BE A.
ing date the 16th July,ilsol, recorded in ths Re-
oorder Oflco tpr tha lpHnlv ot 0llp, an Book -
folio SgZ 81 The front door o. the CodFt Hoass for
Ohio CoGnty, Saturday, ne lTth soptsnbsf, lsst,
epmmeneing at 10 o'eloek, A NJ SHALL seli g ne
highest bidder a. pubue aneti0ns -the printing
pIoBso8 engines. typea, mAtnrias aud dtfss, tool
and implements o. A1y and every kind WhatsooVor
noe eontalnUd IN or Belonging 20 the printing Oe8
And blndeTy." then known A. the -UniOn PEinttng
and pablisi 8 once" and sllee known - the
SRegigter Fs4nting And PubliShingom r. aI
TERMS OF SALE@Ths Oue-third Of the plrehaso
money IN cash, and the remaining In squli tnltat-
monts payable In glx and twelve months altor dRta
with interest from date; Ifd6sred the purchaser
may pay the fnli amount Of the sparohAss money In
cash. For the deferred OF credit instAlmsuts, tho
purchaser 70 giVe bods WITH aPPt0vea Psrs5asl -.
eurity. JANIS 3. WHEAT -
ansI6 q Trustea.
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RATjIiONAL MEDICINE.

lnR. THOMAS =. E<EsNER WOULD
II respectfully inform the eitiIplh 81 Nheetlne
aud vicinity that he has pern1anenty loe.te9 y
this city for tn practice Of Medicle upQn ne ~
tl8nal 6r Eclectic system. He hal been engagod 10
the Fracttce q hll proflion for nuber o. ycAr9i
and has been omneltlY Elceelglnl IN fhe tFeatmont
% dlI varieties % diitkse both achte md ehrOnio
Dr. K, ~ hergt0fore Hill degota . GOD GhAro Of
hI tine and attention 70 the treAtmeat ofAl ehroniG
diInalG % both lgzel such - ConEum ption and ali
varieties o. Lung Dleall an Diseases of The Threat
catArTh, 3Dyspepal8, Liver Complaints, MefeuriAl
and Nervous DillalelY RhsumA AtIm, ecFofulaS oveTy
VGi6ty Of Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilspsy, fumoTS
Wena,- SPINAL A1octl0n1, Diseases of The Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart AGeetiopa, Diseases a. the Bye
aud Rlr, &c. h1ss pecnliaf 20 HemaissS via In
aammatory Diseases q tho Uterus. Painful Irregu:
iaFifies Lsncorrhsa, Prolapg1l Uten, and all Hor-
VOls Disoaiet 70 Eith theJ are sahlsos. Di8elsel
Of Children carefully alf rafionaly treated, Ned
lcilaa MID reliable and agreeable.
An enmmnnicatinnl nfric1ly CONFIDENTIAL AlElt
eAlla eheerfnlly and promptly answered.
E-Onca and ruGldanoe one door west q Louis
Abling's Hotel, Third street, near Red krAits
Drug StoFs. Centre Wh0SlinE W. We. ofico hours
frnm 8 A. ~. too ?. u. 80 fifzf t7...Hal5
= RERERENoES.
Prof B. ?. Payne, steubelTiloS Ohio.
DR.. W. D. MeGroEof, f-.s
Dr. d. Arnold, Canl6rldEs, OhiO. -
Prof. o. n. CleaNolAnd. oincinnAti Ohio = g.ssi
I Dr. o. A. Melehimer, Van Vert, Z
4 io1I,lTdkWi I'D lsI sfi nt -ltliIi - { ~ iaI
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,ordid propensity, every narrow and base
~, dice every, malignant and factious

7ordid propensity, every narrow and base
~ dice every, malignant and factious
We may rely upon it that these
bas will be stirred up to- the
utmost 5onents, and that once
in full play ERins have tremendous
power. b
Union, men if they, would avert defeat,
must prepare for the contest forthwith,
and thoroughly, In every State andicity
and town, aud school district In the
North, they should organize, and carry
on the struggle with unhagging energy
until the sun goes down on the day of
election. Documents should be disribu-
ted. speeches should. be delivered, private
appeals should be made. Every method
Of diffusing, information, of purging
away deceptions of fixing sound princi~
pies, of inspiring generous sentiments,
should be piled untirinsly- Shame,
eternal shame upon us, if we are back
ward in. this work. Shall our soldiers
devote themselves to the cause year after
year, giving up their precious homes,
exposing themselves, to the malara Of
Southfen swamps, subjecting themselves
10 all hardships in the camp and on the
march, periling limb and life in the dread
blaze of battle, and what is worse than
ali, putting themselves in jeopardy of all
the indescribable horrors of captivity un-
der the rebel chiefs, who delight in cruel
ty like the fends of he'll lTTshall our sob.
diers cheerfully take these sacrifices and
these risks, year after year, fot the saving
of the nation, we grudge two briefmonthP
of faithful effort here at home to secure
what they are wipniug9 The test is on
us. ThscPisis summons. To your tents,
O Israeli iI-N weLl.t ---
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MCCLELLAN at Malvern Hill.

Startling Facts-Ar OleEIan Abandoned his
Wounded to Perish-Gen. EsGrney char
Getsrizsd Il as being prompted By CoVard-
ice or Treason General AartiHdals Shed
Te0rs4-The TtstimOny of a Clergyman.
We find the following statement about
McOTeIlan's retreat from Malvern Hill ia
the Rev. J, J., Marks able history of "The
Peninsula campaign in Virginia" II i5
piece of history which will be difficult for
General Mcclellan to explain. The state
ment is the more important just now from
the fact that Rev. Mr.. Marks wrote bis
history Immediately after Mcclellan abGn-
doled the Peninsula.
II was not written for political effect,
nor by a, politician, but by an army chap
lain who was o faithful witness OF the
scenes which he describes. We copy il
now for the benefit of the people who are
invited to vote for the sWeet.sceuted Gen
eral who ran away from victory which
the glorious old Army Of the Potomac had
won. Mr. Marks says:
"The battle was over, but the caunoua-
ding still continued, and shells aud balls
of every kind tore through the woods iu a
ceAse1ess whirlwiud of fury. In the mean
time thousands Of the Confederate fed in
the widest disorder from the scene, aud
hid themselVes In swamps and builoWsi
soldiers without guns, horsemen without
leaps and swords, came to the hospitals ia
the battle field of Glendale, and reported
that their regiments and brigados were
swept away, and they alone were "escaped
to tell the tale" --st-
1t is one of the straDgest things in this
week of disaster that Geo. Mcclellan or,
dered retreat to HArrison's Landing, sil
miles down the James river, after we haC
gained so decided q victory. When thu
order was received by the impatient and
eager army, CONSERVATION and amszemgn
overwhelmed our patriotic and ardent husts
Some refused to obey the command. Gen
Hdrtinddle sHed tsdys Of shame The brav
and chiValrous Kearny said in the presence
Of many officers: II Philip KsarHsy. aH Oh
soldier, enter my solemn PTOtest Gyaiylst thi
order for Tetredt-tVe ought, instead Of re
trsati1gS to f0ilOtD up the enemy and tai
Richmond, And in full view of all the re
sponsibility of such declaration, say 4
YOU all, su ;h an order can only be prompt
ed by, cowardice, or treason"
And with all, hoPelessness aud despai
succeeded the flush Of triumph. In silenc
and gloom our victorious army commence,
retiring from an enemy utterly broken
scattered and panic stricken.
And when there was not foe within
miles of us, we left our wounded behind &
perish, and any one witnessing the viii
eaRerness Of our retreat, would have sup
posed that We were in the greatest peri
from Tigilant and triumphant enemy.
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Hosoo'afIanl,d's ola l,i'' German Bitters
EFogI J. Nepton BrO,On, d. D., Editor ottha Enjoy
.eI6PedEa Of Religious RfIot0IsdSe. sssIlEa

From J. Negtoa BrOaVn, d. D., Editor oftkA Ehey1
eL6pedEa Of Religious Knol0Ied9e. sssIlEa
Although not disposed to, favor or, recommend
Patent MedicineS IN general, through distrust oi
thelr Ingredients and eRectsy yet know of no SUM
cient feasOn why may not testify TO the bsnht
he believes himself TO from any simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneht Of otheTs. -g.LsE
Id. this the more readily In regard to HOonAnd's
serman Bittors, prepared by DR.. Q. N, jackson, Of
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the removal OF
ment to try them, whom suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
year was followed by evident relief and estoratOn
to degree OF bodily and mental yigoE which had
not felt for sIx months before and had almost do
SPARED OF regulating. theI >1"' 'mB God and
my friend 70 directing me to ii use Sttnsm; NM, e
Philadslpk 'June 20, 1851, - :. 80 p
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In certain, private deliberations at
Chicago the peace men demanded and re-
ceived, az. a condition to the nomination
Of Mcclellan, an agreement that Gov.
Seymour should be secretary of state,
Yaliandigham secretary of war, and that
Cox. Voorhees,, and the other shining
lights of peace should be remembered
The New York Herald is right. The
spoils are what the peace men care most
about.
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10. s. Marshal's Notice.


- Eho United btafeg
IhsR.4 S.wa f'itaf' aad ooaa1saiioa
WI THFRfAE Al the gurtnR tarm 1884, Of the Dis
w tiot Court Of the United S1ateS for he Dlstrot
Of West Virginia, At wheeling, the Attorney Of the
United State loF saId disffct .hled Information
against the real property Of William I. HggAnbot-
ham, described IN said Information, alleging In sub
stance that aid Hlgganbotham has been ebgaFe Cd
in the existing inslrTeetOn against the authoEtiea
ofth6 United States since the nth Of JAY, 1S83,
that q the time Of his beeoming engaged, he Ens
the owner Of he property In said information men
toned, aud praylDg that the said property may be
eolHseated and sola forfeited 70 the United State
Nov, thorUlore, % puTsusues Of the monitun IN
der the seal oftho said Court to directed and de.
IVsIed do hereby give public notice 70 au perpona
claiming any interest IN said property or In The
eeodstheHO06 70 appoaI bgOr0 the Judgo Of the Dis
tTiet Court o. the Unitod lfoT the District q
West Va at Wheeling, ,on the 12th day Of September,
A. D. 1854 Cfths aams shall be day fturtldiction,
q not, on the next day Of JursdictiOn thereAneEl
thea and there 20 tointeTpose thsir Chains ans MAKE
.''''s ''''' EDWARD N. NORTON, -,
--. u 8. MnFIhalb for the District Of West Va
BENZ. a. SMITH, o. 8. Attorney. 4 anglo
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hereby certify to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named guArantors are good and
aueout as securities for the amount for which they
oder 70 be security. 4Iz aa a tl1i
To be certified by the United States District At
t1rusy, Collector Of Customs, any other Oidcer
under the United States Governments, or re1ponsi-
Bile person known TO this once. .. .3sH ft.l. IL
All proposals received under this adVerti5ement
will be opened and sHaminsd at this once on WED
EEsDAY aud SATURDAY Of each week, - ~ n
Bidders respectfully invited 70 Be present - the
opening Of bids, II they desire .-.
Captain and Chief fonArtermAstor
Jan22-tf Department Of West Virginia
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josh BIliIng., LItany. i.'i I

From .tl many friends, and from things
at luce ends, Deliver usl .,fI,f, s.E
From wife who don't love us, and
from children who don't look like us,
Deliver usl ...sai ~. ..yii.mra.a
From,snaix in the grass, from snaixin
our boots, from torch light professions,
and from all nu rum, Deliver usl
From pack pedlers, from young folk
love, from aunts without money, and
from koIera morbns, Deliver usl l-asl-}
From wealth without charetee, from
pride without sence,- from pedigrees'
worm out, and from all rich relashuns,
Deliver usl -................-z.7. Fslag.,,
From newspaper sels,d and from pills
that aint fisick, from femails who. faint,
and from men who hatter, Deliver us!
From virtue without fragrance, from
butter that smells, from Niger camp
mettins and from cats that are courtin,
Deliver usl ----
From other folks secrets and from our
own, from mOrmons, mejums and women
committees, Deliver usl-.
From pollytieians who pra, and from
saintslwho. tpple; from II kotfee, red
herrings and all grass widders, Deliver
usl I sa.s .psIH . Fhot
From folks who won't lafs and from
them who gtggle, and from tight boots
easy virtue and ram muttonS Deliver Us
= . - 10 -. - - =
lIR you, want an iguoramuA 10 respeei
=. 'tiSvass N death % and wear watch.
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Desirable PrOpeFty fOr Sale

HlHu underigned 0lsfs for sale the foll0Wins
III desirable Country Residence: 4 o. .f.Jsrt.
"A Dwelling House and ten Lots adl oinings looated
in the town q OFanberry summit, Preston county,
Wet VifgInIA, on the line of the Baltimoro and
Ohio Railroad. The house contains eight apart
ments. Also, adjoining the house, PhyHisan's
'is ne property q pleasantly situated and very
desirable Bnll1ler roEidguce. itf1l = 10 80
For any inlor lation d6IIred apply 70 DF, WN. q.
BAVEN6OREFT, DeIm0lno1 City, Iowa, OF }. p.
JONES. OrnnbarTy summit. s.Err auRl+lW~
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Public Sale OF Valuable Land.

TNPURsU ANCB d the last Win and testament Of
ii Daniel stsepr0d, I win sell at 'pnblia sale on
MONDAY, the 26th day Of September, 1se4s - the
Court House in Wheeling, % the highea and best
bidder the tract Of land which = situated on Big
Wheeling Greek IN Ohio county near the iArm On
which Mu. oTugar ille1y and adtoins ne land o.
RensfoTth and other8s and = the sane tract OF land
veyo % thasaA D4niel BteenrOdS By deed dated the
llth Of November, 1843 and recorded In Ohio eoRp-
" in Book No. 81 and containing Per said desa
fHE TERMS or SALE ARB: one fourth Of The
pufchAsa money y 70 be paid In caahs and the re-
nIinl if1tallnlanfl, with interest nom the day o.
saio tIll paid and b Be secured hy DEED q Inet
On the land The whole tract VII be sold N Que
oV iid by fho aore. The land viii Be eold eubJeet
- ~ uTOIsnt lille % BenFk Ebberts which eE-
pIrsl On the AFst day oi April next, when Poes-lPn
"'ii y et''-' 3r- ra ANDREW WHIfE,
Administrator Of the GtAto of DAnIsI BtsenEOd.i
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FORM OF PROP0sAL.if .
[ToRE, COUNTY AND sFAFl-l
InLTn.I

IDAREl
J. the undersigned, do hereby PFopoa0 % fufuiIh
and deliver to the United States At the onArtor-
master Department at agreeable 20 the terms
dated Cumberland, Md.,--lse4s the following
articles, viz. t... -.g.-t tlu lnfrH r
- bushels of Corn, in HaOkA As--Par buIhsl
Of 1907 dfty-siK pounds. 4
-Bushols Of Oats, in sacks, at-psF blihel
OF % thirty-tWO pounds. suufuTla % 81 lE.Ln
Tons Of Bal0d Hay st--per ton Of 1900
Tons Of Baled Straw st--per ton u 1000
pounds .uf wrI g u .-sF'I HFo
Delivery to commence on or before ho-day "
-I 1864, and to be completed on or before the
day Of--1SB-, and-plodg 1nysen to enter
Into written contract with the Unftbd 8tAtal vita
good aud approved security, within the space Of ten
days attsr being notified that my bid has bean 40.
Your ob't. servant - 80 81 70 ?
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ValuabIe Property FOR Rent,

rTt0I IEf OK SGROUHO K SKI Tor ! tara o. yolrs,
- about one hludred and any fslEof ths prpD.
erty. fronting on Main street. and r1nnl1g baek
a1nnt one hnndrod and thlft y-tgo ~, lad EnOgn
- t1e = Ane he4ll.,E-i 80 II
north 81 aud adIolnilg the HornbEooE bnil1ings.
Ehll pfoparfy win Be- rsnla1 "a suitable ba1dtngl
iots, and embracas soms % the belt lnimProYet
RRARNsrROSG,
les1tf J}-' l TFusfes Of Euitv A. Leas-
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GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents O. In the
County o., and State Of, hereby totntly
and severally covenant with the United States and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid otT-bo
accepted that he they will within ten days After
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract tor
ths same with good and Suflcient surottes in =
sum equal the amount Of the Contract 70 turniah
the forAgs proposed In conformity to the terms OF
advertisement dated ---- 1854, under which the
bid WAS ruade and in case the said--ahall fail to
enter into a contract a. Aforesaid, We guarantee -
make good the difference between the otLer By the
said--and the next IoWesT rosponsiblS bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may bO awarded
Given uudsr our hands and seals thil-r-day q
-1s64-
Witness. g"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-07
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DR r.. II LEE-PHYEIOIAN, SURGEON
~ AND A0OOUOHkR--thAnkfnl ~ past iAyoES
would respectfully inform his friends end the plhlie
generally thdt he q 6tIn doing busineGl at h9 old
stand, Main street. near tho ellpenalQ9 brtdges
where he uIn be happy 70 attend @ any businel.
in he line thAtmay be % his ears Hlsht
calls promptly attended TO-. Dr. Lee Z 2 gEad1hte
of the Ecistie MedieaI Inhtitut6 Of Oinelnhit ind
has been VAEionsly snsaged In the practice Of hi4
profession for the Last fourteen yeal8-1 Dr. Lee u
now prepared with All the necessary apparatus for
the Medical apnlieaton Of Electricity IN the treat
ment Of ChFonIo diseases, 70 which he would inyito
the special attention Of the Amtted. So paffoct &
by EcIoctely that foW need despair Of receiving per
mAnent benefit u they cannot be peEfeotly cured.
Special attonti0n given TO diseases of women aud
children. An communications strictly confidential
Our practice Il aaia certain and prOmpts leaving no
morourial tAlnt In th0 system, but Cleansing reno
vAting aud gthening the general 8ysto, dctng
In unison with Natures uneEring laws.
WHKuIHs, WEsF VA, Dee. 9Th, 1ss3.
10 al oaOm q may eonoeIn: We the under-
Iigned members Of the West Virginia Legi8latuIo,
take pleasure in saying that We have known DIT.
Richard Il. Lee many years PrSVtous 20 the break
ing out Of the Rsball0n, - s1coalglul and eneT-
both In KAnAWhA county Va and Gala county
IL ID asi. q. SLACK, Senator IA Dit. ~
w. g. DUNBAR, n. HID. a.g
sti if JOHN ~. PHELPHe, Pres. Senate.
Y-oaeo one door south e KranRsr's HOtsI'
Ladies Wishing 70 consult the Dr. Of they prefer
can call At room Mo- S. Grant House, and MrI
Lee viii take plehSurp IN accompanying them 70
the once. Can be found at the Grant Ho1se At
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