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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
From Warrington.

D INV YoRE April N The Tines spe-
cial dated Washington, the Ilth, saws;
lnfornRtion indicates Itha the rebels are
Strengthening their Qualifications along the
Orange snd Alexandria railroad, building
works between Il aud the Fredericks6urS
road. o
Ls0is dGlIytsesiti large secession. 10
Ajax of 81 10 Of whisky is pretty Ger.
WAsHrnGroH, April lI.-Information bns
been received at the Navy Department
from Commander Rowan. COMMANDING the
South Atlantic BIookadfng Squadron, Of
the capture blythe steamer CoIumbiue of
the stsameE Hunter, and the capture OF the
steamer Hattie Brooks. by The Sumter.
armed aud manned by a detacbmsps 81
msu fromthe Pawnee, under eommand Of
Acting Master ,. G. Champion, Of tbe
Pawnee. up the St. Johns river. Florida.
The Hattie BtookssiB valuable nrizs
she be. u httsd up as q foe passenger boat,
has . noe saloon, aud has been r6gogsd 10
transporting Storts down the 81. john
LlN8Es
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
Prom cairo and Memphis.

GAIRo, April lI.-Asmphis papers of
the 9-h contain nothing Of importauce
from below. f,' nie4
woman named Mary Simpson was
recently arrested near Fort Pillow for
smuggling goods through the lines. An
order was found on her. from the rebel
Col. Hicks for contrabAnd articles, consist
lug Of ammunition, cavalry boots, So.
Several important facts have been 90.
tanned from her which will probably lead
70 the arrest of several prominent traitors
10 The vicinity of Fort Pillow
Tne GoVeIument steamer Key West sunk
10 Arkansas river, so miles below Little
Rock. on the LIST. The boat and cargo IL
a total loss. The boat is valued at $40
MEMPHIS, April s.-Griersun's cavalry
still hang around Forrest, but are TOO
weak to effect much.
Yesterday evening they made q ssIly
upon the bridge over Volt river, which
Forrest had just completed aud succeeded
in capturing and destroying the bridge,
with loss of eight killed and wounded.
taking two prisoners.
This morning they had another eight in
which Capt. Harrington, of the I'd Iowa,
was severely wounded.
II is reported that Forrest has been re-
intorced by portion of Lees cavalry, and
Intends crossing the Tennessee river, bis
demonstrations towards Memphis being
feints. Everything here is prepared 10
give him warm reception should be come
this way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12


This Invaluable incidence Is uafaillng in the cur,
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderateS all
excess and removes ali Distractions, and a speedy
cure may 30 relied on.
- TO MARRIED LADIES
It u peeulAtIy suited It'Wil, -in,a short lime,
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
llent Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent eountsrfais
y -'ArA CAUTION.
TIL q Pills should not be taken by females durinR
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, - they
surO to bring on Miscarriage, but At any other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal AnOetona Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on siEht sxortion,
PalpitAtion Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
thess thiS will eject . cure When an other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, eAIomG anunony, or anything
hurtful to the consultation.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should BE- carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and cAnadAs,
JOB MOSES, ~ CortIandt st., n. r.
N. B.--S1.oo and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
any Pulls by EstuEp mail. r,5v-4-sss 49, ..l-
IoS sale BY LAUGHLINs& BUsHFIELD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

'nR; 3: IsLEh, Efso.s physician. surxson and
ths citizens Gt WheRling AndlVininlty.i DR.. L. L .
GRADUATE Of the Eeleelio Medical institute Of Gin.
emnatt, and has had many years experience in the
practice Of bic pTo esaous aud he hopes by close
tentton 70 business, TO merit ShAre of the pnhlio
patronage Dr.. Lee has given special and
has been euihsutIy successful IN the treatment Of
chronic diseases OF every variety, aud especially Of
such As Rheumatism and diseases OF the Rye Ear,
LIVER Complaint Nervous Debility, Cancers and
uIeersr Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the Kid.
neys, Gravel &c AMthos6 Who have bssn unSueoesl-
fally treated for any OF the above diseases, would
md Il 70 their interest % consult Dr. Lee without
delay Our practice lsRAfs certain aud prOmpt, Ieay.
ing no mercural faint in the system, but cltAnSi1,
renoTattng and strengthening the general system,
acting In unison With Nature's unsnnB avs,
WHEELING, WES2 Va, Dec. lth, 1868
To all whom tt may concern: We the undsrsiRned
members OF the WGsl We. Ieg Iature, take pleasure
in aging that We have known Or. Richard III. Zee
many yeara previous TO thS breaking 61t Of The Re-
6 6slSR = Sasoesatq, and sgsEses PrastItIOnsr
aWha county, Va, and in GAlllA county, Ohio.
q. sLACK, Senator 7th Disc
w. 8. DUNBAR n. II. D.,
:, JOHN Il. PHELPS, Pres. SE:IAtO.
once one door south OF Kramer'd 5hUielS Main
street, = ~ = 81 mFoo Qu8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
New York Market.

NEW 1oRkI Aprll IL.
Flour-state and western excited and
l6@26o better; $7,6O@7,65 for extra
State; 81, sO@s,O0 for K. II. o; So, O56
e,25 tor trade brands, market closing win
no sellers at inside.
Whisky-Active aud 6rmer; Slll6
l ,l24 for State; $l,l2@l,l3 for western;
closing firm at outside quotations.
Wheat-Very scarce; 293o better; ST., go
Oil for Chicago Spring; Sl,7O4I,72
for Milwaukee club; $I,769I,79 for win
ter red western.
COrn-Wtthout decided change; SLsl6
,32 for old mixed western in store; SlS3
9l 1874, delivered; Sl,34 for western yell
low delivered
Oats-Dull aud dropping.
Wool-Firm, with upward tendency.
Pork-Higher and 10 active demand;
$23 ,s7@24 for mess; $2s, 10 for do; S25 SO
for new do; Scoops for old and now
primei SIS, 50@26 Tor prime mess.
Beei-Firm but quiet.
Cut.meats-Very firm; small snles ut
lo3@llc for shoulders; and l4@l5c for
Bacon Sides-Scarce aud very firm.
Lard-Active anti 6rmer at l34Ml41c;
latter price an extreme.
Butter-In fair request; at 2s@s1c for
Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

0rA Lager -BElR DrTTICuLrr.-ou
Sunday afternoon two Germans named
GustAvs RliuKer aud Christian CudOra,
employed at Bsck's Brewery, Market
street, while nader the influence of lager
beer. made an AsSyult upon Andrew Ray
meF, the Manager of the establishment.
They were arrested BY Sergeant Britrs
Police, and taken before Alderman Rob.
ert'On, aud fined s. and costs each. 10
company with the officers they returned to
the Brewery, to get the uhersuith to liqui.
date their Indebtedness to the city, when
they again fell upon Raymer and assaulted
him. They were again taken to the AL
deiuAn's Office and fined $40 aud costs,
and not being able to pay, were committed
to Jail tor thirty days
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

ED~CAuORT IN THE Acr.-On Sunday
night prisoner by the name of shARray
confined ia the second s,Ory of the Athe.
neum prison under sentence of court mar
rial. made an unsuccessful attempt to es.
cape. He cut hole in the flooring about
twelve inches square and quietly let him
self drop down to the basement story where
he supposed he was perfectly safe. His
surprise may be Unsigned when he was np.
preached BY couple Of armed soldiers
Who seized him aud took him back to the
prison room He was not aware that there
vas guard on the basement Of the build.
ing until he had literally dropped himself
into soldiers arms. He was rewarded for
his enterprise BY being confined 10 four
BY six cell. a.-ta5f..,,.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
= ADpRIss OF YICE .PaEsrpnsr HAn.

s5- ADDREss OF vIOR. PREslDRSr HAN.
Lx.-AecOrdiug 10 previous announcement
N'se.rresideuI Hamliu yesterday morning
delivered q brief address t, the people
taOm the balcony of the NoLuro House.
Governor Foreman introduced the Vice
President il = few remarks appropriate to
the occasion. Mr.. Hamlin said he was
proud to stand for the 6rst time iu the
presence of people upon whom every in-
Eeiligeut person in the COUNTRY had been
looking With the most intense interest.
he thought it Was generally conceded that
The people OF the little State Of West Viz.
giOis, By their prompt and patriotic action
III the beginning of the present struggle,
sui uuier the leadership of the gallant
General Kelley, who is nov present, rolled
back the tide OF rebellion aud literally
secured their independence. He was proud
to bear testimony that every call made for
troops by the President upon the State Of
West Virginia bad been promptly respond.
ed to. The calls were hardly made and
the quotas assigned until they were full.
The hiNOriaa will assign you one OF the
brightest pages in the rOuutry's history
when the :teord of the present times shall
be written. The State had a great future
before It, in the system labor which she
lad adopted, 10 the mines that uuderlis
her mountains and in the numerous sources
of wealth and prosperity which she pos.
sessed. All history, the world over, sus.
,Aiaed the truth of the motto of The State
-''AOuutaiueers always tree" Wherever
such mountains rear their erests towards
heaven there freedom loves 70 linger among
the bills aud valleys.
Thinking the people for their attention
sae viee.President Withdrew, and joining
she rest of the distinguished visitors pro-
cseded to the Baltimore Depot and took
tie ears for Washington
At the conclusion OF the Vice Presidents
remarks Mayor craDRle proposed three
cheers for the distinguished visitor, which
we're heartily given.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
TRusTRRRE sAT.E

DYvistsSOfA Dsed OF Trust from John Russell
ID 70 HenEy EehnlL dated April lat, 1889, aud re-
corded In DePdt Book ~, paGo 900, Of Ohio County
q said eouuty, ~ Trustee In place Of said Eehols
VIII sel a the front door of the Court House OF
ohio County on Saturday, April 9th, 1884, at 10
part Of Lot Mo- 70, dtuAted on Eof street, in that
part OF the CITY Of Wheeling, laid suit by Moses w.
OhApihS and Other1, the same described a. follows:
% feet front E06 street and oxtsndinE back the
same breadth III teet " an alley, being the same
property conveyed 20 said Rngell by Robert White,
Oy es'o ee eisa APEn 1ss, SHSI j c,iI NM -, Il
mr4td ~. V = y " y A = Trn.s..
~ The above sale 4 postponed TIL Tuesday,
April 18th, 1884, At 10 o'clock, u. m. 49,
@ JOHN g. CHANDLER,
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~MYirEatOUs DI.APprAnAscu-suj


~MTSrEaIOUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
posED suIcIDE.-Ou Sunday at noon Mrs.
Wm.s.ypes, who resides 10 Best wheeling,
lef: her infant child In care Of her mother,
Mrs.. Rsptoe, aud went out OF tho house
She did DOT return during the day, aud
nothing was known OF her whereabouts
yeIterday morning. Mrs. Rsptos, bscom.
ing alarmed, informed her Deigbbors of
the diSnFPearssee, when It vas discovered
that Mrs.. stypes had gone towards Wheel
ing Greek. Her tracks were discovered
near the Ws:er'S edge, bat there were no
traces indicating that she had returned
from the water. Sue was seen waking
along the bank Of the creek ON Sunday
afternoon in 40 abStracted mapner, and
upon being asked what she was doing.
replied that she was hunting bullet
Citizens were engaged during yesterday
In dragging the stream near where the
uatortunase woman is supposed to have
drowned herself, bat At last accounts the
body had not been fouud. The creek Was
very high ADD was still swelling, aud some
diaeuI'y will be encountered in recover.
log the body. No doubt is entertained
that The woman committed ssleido, bat, no
cause iS assigned for the act. ''-a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

H0-DEArH OF PRlsoNER.-Ws learn
thar George Buchanan, OF this county. who
was committed to the Atheueum last Au-
EustdpOu TIE ,SbSEEse Of. h.tering usasOu-
able IauguAEe and, advising forelbls reSis-
taDOs 10 the draft, died 10 the Military
Hospital 90 Sunday night. ''
Various eforts have been made, during
the tmpriSoumsDt Of The deceased, to bsvS
him released but without success. Theds.
csased Ieavss . wife and three children. I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
WAL PAPER! Wall PAPER
No Advance In Prices

N, consequence" Of having etven my orders for
u wall Paper previous TO the recent advance In
Preeh and purchasing direct from the manu- fSotury,
oher for during the Sltlrs season, Wall Papers
Borders, &c, 3es AZ the old prices Ny stock, part
Of which = already received, and the rOsid1e Ok
PSeted coon y enc of,the most GxtoaaVS war I'D.
and desirable ever brought to he city.
beg leAVe 70 call the attention 81 The public to
my complete assortment Of Books, statIonery,i &e.
NH supply Of everything 10 the line on favorable
teimA ~ Wholesale or retail tAfnoldia Genuine
EiVAlISd Gold Pens, tho best In the market AII'of
the above cheap for cash. = 1872 -
nrsear Corn. S iSsn nna I i; % sl9Is..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

oINcrESArr, April 1.-THE printers in
some newspaper establishments in this city
have been oa q strike several days. Two
papers, the Daily Dispatch aud Sunday In-
dependent, were compelled to suspend
publication 10 consequence.
special to the Commercial from Loui.
sa, Ry., says: Capt. Patrick With Is men
of the l4th KY. regiment. surprised 80 rcb.
els on the 9Th, at .Quicksand Creek, and
killed 10, wounded II, aud captured all
their arms, horses and camp enuinApe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
AssnFAHT ouARIElMAsIRa,s o1YrcR,

WheeHng, ", Va, February 10, 1854.
A LLdeAlsfs 10 Drugs, Hardware, Iron, SssoI, Lam.
"A Der, Leather, Barn. ~ aud EGdl6Ey are request
cd 70 send % this ONCE, on the MONDAY OF each
week, sealed proposal OF list, n duplicate, Of thu
articles they are prepared % farnlSlt this Depot
a. ehott notice, with the price OF each marked in
service require 1t the article articles can be OBJ
tanned without delay, and ~ the lowest price.
Dealers wishing 70 sell TO this Depot will be re-
morning. = Sss. ~ J!6.FARNSWoRFH,
Captain and Assistant QuAFteF.mRItsr.
feb3b.tf Depot Of wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

ST. Louis, April ll.-Advices from Lit
tie Rock, April Sd, says:
The ouly official news from Gen. Steele
is that be was at Atk.deIphia on the 2sth
ult. BE bad constant skirmishiug with
tue enemy on the route, but the progress
of the expedition had at no time been i'm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

@-A Bold AfrEMPr AT RoGBaax.-A
few nighvs ago come unkuOWn thieves at
tempted to rob the house of Solomon /.
Bloch, in the LIST Ward. They brought .
large ladder AID about twelve O'Clock in
the night When honest people were sleep.
ing they stood it'up against the house aud
BY means Of . knite aud Chiss6l raised one
Of the WiudoWS 10 the upper story of the
house, and we're about entering, when NJ,
Bloch, hsNstug IAslaOiSe, 90, Up aGd pro-
eeeded to look about aud see what was the
matter. Tie thieves fed PreeIpita.sly
leaving the ladder aud large knife and
ehisssl. Fortunately Mr.. Bloch happen ed
to be sleeping in the very room which the
thieves attempted to enter. The ladder
had been stolen from the premises Of an
old gentleman who resides near Mr..
Bloch,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

Gag@ FEDERAL CoURr. Christopher
ScbWedes, indicted for selling liquor y it'll
out government license. having sufficiently
recovered to appear ia Court, was con-
frontsd with the jury and the witnesses
and some additional testimony was rakeu,
AID the jury again retired to consider OF a
verdict.
I'VE neglected to state in Saturdays
proceedings that the case of George Gam.
Die, who was tried and convicted of rob.
0tnR the mail. and afterwards granted a
Lev trial. vas eaaliuaede pu,iI mes. terus,
the aeeuSed-EtViuE bail fos his appearance
in the sum Of one thousand dollars. The
case Vas continued 90 The application of
the GOvernmeot.J
JObu Y. Phillips, indicted for treason,
appeared and renewed his reeogDisaucs.
The case of franklin Denny, under re-
eOsnisanee, was called, and no one ap.
peariRg for bin, the Teeogn isauce was
recorded as in default
The jury in the case of Christopher
sehWedeS returned verdict of guilty.
The Court stated that in consideration
Ofrhe prisoners services as a soldier, and
the wound received 10 such service, which
hAdsppareutly affected his mind, be desired
to be az lsnienr as possible II SchWedes
could make an arrangement 70 pay The
hOe-si1'y dollars and coHts-ths imprfs-
Ooment would not be imposed 10 the
meantime the prisoner would remain in
the custody of the Marshal. -
The Court occupied some time In calling
the document, and continuing the cases
not ready for trial.
Christopher schwedes, having paid the
fne imposed by the Court, was discharged.
John Peddieord, indicted at the present
term for trading in horses without United
States license, was brought into Court,
and the case rot being ready for trial, it
was continued until next term, PsddlcOrd
giving bail for his Appearance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

| ~ATTEuT1ou is called TO the adver-
tiSsuent Of CWaFrOP = Berger. These
gentlemen have formed co.partnerShip
for The Purpo!e ofqrrying % more extern
stVely the manufacture Of candles, soaps,
lard oil, aud Ihe refining Of carbon oil and
bsnzoie. ~ a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
1D-A OIsI o. ALIperp ORurlTr- M

8NlFA OA4h OF ALLEGED UAuRLFIsAHD
NFss1es One day last week a litslS 10Y
named John Cane, who ran away non Sis
widowed mother near CadiE, Ohio, and 'ea-
gagged htmsslfss servant to an army on.
ger, feltthrGuEh the hatehway of astsAmsr
tecstvinss severe internal injuries. His
employee put him, of Al, tbs, landing. aud
having no aedaGintanees here, &c H. said
that he laid on tho wharf without shelter
duriUE the night succeeding his arrival
Next day be was taken to the hospital at
the Athsneum aud on Saturday last he
died. Some charitable person here wrote
70 the boys mother some days ago but she
did not arrive Until Sunday aud then only
to End that her boy was no more. The
funeral took place Oh Sunday afternoon
from the Athsueuu nad the remains were
inferred 10 the Peninsula Cemetery We,
understand that collection is to be taken.
up for the benefit Of the mother, Who Is
represented to be very poor aud every way
worthy of all that may be done for her. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
J. q. HARRIS q GO,
" "a tIlAtlt .clncihhntI. nhIn.

10 whom address All ordsra., S-'N'
Sold by Medicine Dealers generally. Whal6SSle,
b. LAuGHLIR6i8 BUSnIIELD, q BooKINaSAs
9 GOOD = co. LOGAN, LIST b Co, T. q LOGAN
90, RkED KRAFT, Whs6ltng, Va, and By All
flttaOorgh DInEGi1ts.. - * ,. mElA 2mdAR
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
sHIRTSt SHIRTBi SHIRTS

a SaIRTSt SHIRTBI SHIRTsI
fqll assortment Of Erineh and American CaSI.
mere ard RiHlptlI Army Shirts. Of VARIOUS ItyI6I
and price. Also IS dozen white Drsss Shirts Al
the following pEioaa.i six' tOr' SI2, OIB, S1S,
S31 and "a Dollars. -sss5 = ;t4s5f-ssj
Also, shirts made to order aud warranted to At,
% superior work aud unsqaAlOd in quality for The
prizes. FIGh - .IAKIN.
Rr20 No. 100 HaIn street, wheeling. W. va
= CoLsATIE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated ToIIst Soap, in sucA univoT.
sal demand, Is mAdO from the choice t materials
Il mild and em6llIsnt in IEs NATURE. ira.
BEantly scented, and sxtrsnSly bone neIal
in its action upon the akin. Ror sale By All Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Dealers. go nrI6 1y {,
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:.

A., RRGErARLR RRMEDYtfo the cure OF ONLY
~ ONE sDIsEAsE (eyphtIs)! Il dos not COZ.
II pereetly And harmless 70 the most dOlieatS
eqnStitutloh aud may BE- psed BY persons OF anyaEo
or ~ Wthopt change Of diet or habit Of HEa, wiIh
the most perfect AtegYr IT HAS NEVER BEFN
KNOWN ~, PAIL. s6ldIsfS discharged aS incura.
BILE are cured daily. Bend for circllaE. AL, for
, ,ID eLS9k. Rs9s a Pres g per bot
:, and LOGAN, LIST CO.;
mr26 eoFS - Wheeling, W. Va,
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~Ass cOalSsIlDapFtE q Green.
popular Double Troupe aud Brass Band,
At WHshIOg'OP Hall. April 2oth Aod 4I.e
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D~CAPr. HOLMES wants / few more
goOd. men for his battery. he will give
S225 bounty, $50 cash down. il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
ALLENIS LUNG BALNAM

IN a EEW HOURS TIME.
II it Il oily pdfsJserod I'M ohtPWhat b ths ya1tiS
OF money compared With hoaltht az -9fq ! = =,
USE THIS ALL-P0WRRRULjB BUT HARMLESS
Af REMEDY IN TIMEl
Call Upon the Agents and get n Pam.
GIG 5Phletf F 40
And rad the treaties upon Consumption (which Il
worth 1ofe alone than the prieSf OF n1odiclnal
eures made 10 our city; cases that we're oonEldGred
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New York Money Market.

NEw YORK, Aprill1.
Money-Iu better supply.
Sterling-Firmer aud quie;; ls6l@ls7
Gold-Firmer; opening at Il, and closing
quiet and firm at 72@72s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12

H@BIO RIsH There were twsuty.thrss
and a half feet Of water 10 the channel
yesterday afternoon aud sull rising.
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aailp gateIIiaeater.
Tuesday Morning April l2,

~Ars M.RHEIHSTROM~R
HS No. l1l MAIN SFRGET, ~
viii Cpeu Spring and Summer NnllneTy on Thur
IAy. NPFil tAth, lSeS. apElSSts
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/ sSFrSf5 zfs a ii
STOP ! THAT COUGH \

YOU Are SSS aSsTa sset o5 SSS are bs,nE
only cold, aud L will soon -WlAr itself away
y you continue % neglect yourlell the result win
pe 70 nhoft ttMq that you viii begin toleel aAouse
9tittghtnOtI GerO9 the chest, attended with dart.
lng PaiH 4henthe cough viii bgoomedry and thai
men You raiSS will b thick aud yellow OF Whit
s39n you VIII ind that yoa HAYS hectic igysE cold
StiiIlss night 4VoAts The matter and phlegm Will
yourlolf, short tms viii - yon eonysyed "a an
gave laapt, yoH Rot eatiSS % b GEaFl1SdE The
thoasanos whom this great destroyer has gathered
sotd n this had been Attended 10 ln'tm6 IN hight
nave pee well bat being neglected under The "a.
~ qeiuaehl thAti would tWearitseH offn tttran6-
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THE GREAT RNGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES OLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription ofSr j. Clarke,
N. d., PhySieiaH Extraordinary to the
Queen. .ELsL.
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