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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

UCTIoN NoTION.-CROCKBRY AND GLAss.-wN.
IS u al P. r. rgssd % .,,s
large opcne Of white Grans and Common Ware Of
kinds city and country rvtailers Sales free
aud goods vet, packed FOR shipping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

yNALLACK,S rrrsDAy
~ Doors open al haf past Overture eaI mences Al
Q<a''ci W D. curta :tscs at it, conclusion
hEMFiT OF TIE SANITARY COMMISSIONS
On w0cn OCCASION The entire presca.e1 50
- ehat inst!tulon.
: MISS MARY CANNON
win make oe, nrst since ntposaoo
NJ. Lestes Waiacks piaY Of
KOSEDALR
wiz be Pefio med tor the eighty .6fth tame.
Mr. LESTER XALLAcK MIR GILBERT, Nj FISHER.
Mr.; HoLLAkD. Mr. JOHN SEXTON. Mr. DAILY
MT BROWNE. Mr. PARKES Mr. POPE
Mr.. Holy Mss oANEoN M'ss MoeAar
E!ss bAkRbff. Mlss LIZ BRUN sud
Mss cAHAiAS sustaining ibe,I
ORIGINAL characters
MISUNDERSTANDING LIFE
Thurscay-Eishty sixth night OF ROSEDALB
tricay-fuE CLAkDES1NkE MARRtAdE
SAturday-EiHhty seventh usne R0SEDALk
THE LOVE CHASE
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ANUS EMENTs

Conduc or -. a' mn tNan,s
on ThUR EVENING Feb
THIRD suBeCKlPTiON NIGHT
"oe" WIZ De presented uOnnoi grand Opera N
-, FAUST
cas-. s'o~
On FRIDAY-FouRTH SUBSCRIPTION MONT
On SAIuKDAf AFTERNOON, Feb. q.
GRAND MATINEE
The sale OF tickets and secured seat, will com sucs
TuIS MURNiN0 nj the box lice OF the al Beer
Schirmers. 7Ol Broadway aud a. Root Anthonys sta
tonecrs corner Nassau and Pine from 10 ) o. clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

NEIss ANNA r DICKINSON
"woRDs Yoh YHK HOUR
IN THs CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON.
Ar The COOPER INSrlruTR.
TUESDAY EvRNfN0 FEBRUARY Z, 1854
William Cullen Bryant VIII preside.
Tickets e. cents; reserved sests (kept I'll so'clcctl 50
500 Broadway; James Miller. 5a Broadway; Miller Ma.
fsv platform Icte.s price 50 cents sold ., the Anti
70 avoid crowd ii he Ksbh entrance buy tickets
beforehsud, and enter Third avenue aide.
Doors open at o'clock Lecture ats
vHB FRIENDS or MR.. WALTER SMITH. PIANIST
(now iyisg q bed Of sckness). Wishing 10 tender
him Complimentary Concert beg leave 70 suggest that
take place THURSDAY evening. Feb on which
sion the following talented artists have faithfully promised
MI Mannahsn AMI Band, Charles Rwald, assisted By
Mica Redmond; Pred. Rouse, IL Byron j. Atkinson W.
Busby James Freaser ID. Manuel Shaver J. Sheridan
J. vandersces
4, s 10 be hoped good attendance will be ensured and
the hand sympathy extended 10 who refused
inc helping when called upon By the uni tuuate DO
NOT forget Thursday, FEB g. M the Columbia County House.
w o'''' '''''' W. AIRxxSDkR HoAo. Proprietor
MATURE UNVEILED.
IN AT TUE
NEW YORK
MUSEUM or ANATOMY,
6i8 BROADWAY
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER. EXECUTORS
M sale of valuable Lots Sixth and Fifty
LUDLoW co WIN sell At auction. on Tuesday Feb.
way trinity B.ildng,. NY. By order Of VIM Murphy
and Joseph Kearney Executors Of Francis Murphy de
oeased-StSh averuel Lot the side Of sixth
nue. joining the northwest OF Fifty street.
33xi0O feet Fyfourh streel Lot the south side OF
Fifty fourth street. It's feet west of Sixth 25xlO
feet inches The above lots In desirable locations
immediate improvements investment. Terms at sale.
Maps may had at the office Of tho auconcers No.
Pine street.
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II u. TAYLOR AUCrrOxEER-BY TAYLOR BROTH
IL. kRswl se auction lnnless disposed OF az
private ssie) Wednesday, Feb IL 81 10 eclock 81 the
Stone Cottage House and Lot on the q
localities Brooklyn commanding nns view OF New York
harbor roundnss lot 32sl36 feet title ndsputaols
apply 81 tho once OF the Auctoncer l53
Nassau street, OF A. VAN N0sTRAND, owner, so3
Pearl street.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
N1 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
A Ii


ON SOUTH AND BROAD STREETS
Z. III. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction. en- Friday.
Feb 1864 at ocock at the Exchange sslesronr ~
Broadway tTriny Building NY by order OF the Trustees
of the New York Corn Nchangc
SouTn sreEETThe valuable lot OF Ground with the
three brick Building thereon known as No 10 South
street. northeast corner Broad street, being rs feet
inches front and IS feet inches Broad street. and
81 feet nches on the easterly de- more or less
Also tho lot Of Ground with TIE Ave story brick Building
slip being IS feet front and 50 feet
hes side and 70 10 inches the other.
less
The property will be sold subject mortgage for $4,000
having tw, years TO run from May l. 1854 :
Maps and further particulars may DO obtained at the
Auetoneer oice No Pine street Of the Committee
TruseesDavid Dpws 20 South street. Jacob Nevlns
II South street Josiah ~ fiske 10 south street.
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AT 2i2 BROADwAY-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES
"A Plate, Jewels Optical Instruments. &C.. the mos
liberal advances made Or the same bought al their
value my private Tickets of Diamonds Watches
&C., &C., bought. ). II. BARRINGER.
2l2 Broadway, room No Is. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAINs FOR ALBA.
IL n.y. Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
st and 10 aud 3i5 aud 10 ~ M and on Sundays
1T 52 r. M from Thrtieth Tickets be
any ~ Offices Of wEsTCOTTs Express in New York
and Brooklyn and baggage at the house 10 all
on the road aud to Saratoga Springs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

DARNUMB AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID ONE WEEK. MORE AND BUT ONE,
or that magnificent Drama.
CAMfLLA'S HUSBAND
which must give place to another splendid piece to be
brought out on Monday Februsy6 TIL them wali DO
EVERY AFTERNOON AnD EVENING.
THE TYR0LEAN WHISTLER.
Plays three whistles at onre and on the
TYROLEAN FAMILY COFFEE POT
At each performance. and
Mr.. w. b. HARRISON COMO VOCALIST AND.
ExTEMP0RANEoUS BUBr AND SINGER
FOUR ENORMOUS, 0IANTs.
Each eight feet high
COLONEL R0UTH 1OEHEN,
The splendid Arabian Giant In III city Of JerusAe1
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
THE TOWERING GIANT BOY.
TIKI NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL.
ONLY II YEARS OLD AND OVER 8 rKET HfuHt
7HK LILIPUTlAG KING. II years Old. only = iaobeS
high, aud weighs but II pounds
WHAT Is ITf OR MAN MONKEY.
THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAX FIGURES
THE MONSTER 5EKPENTS.
GRAND AQUAHiA. MAMMOTH BEAR 40.
Admission IS ceuts. Children under ten lbcentss
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UCTION NOTICE.-SPECIAL SALE OF
"A FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ARTISTIC BRONZES, BlSQUE AND MARBLE GROUPS,
PAINTINGS. RICH CARPETS,

A UOTION NoTIcE.-Boors AND SHOES.
"a WIN. n. HOLLlNGSHEAD, AUCTIONKKR.
LAR0E AND PERkMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS AND
SHOES. AT AUCTION,
j. !. WHirEHOUSE,
seiesroom IS cortandt street. will sell on "Wednesday:
February s. a. lUAS O'Clock A. ~, prime ASSORTMENT OF
boos Shoes Brogans, CATERS Bamorals. &C., being we'll
adapted 70 city and country buyerA Catalogues ready
morning Of sale
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4 PORTABLE DROP cur AIN WANTED 10 , run
"a chase. suitable Tor 4 favellink coNpa"f'
ThesvianL Herald aace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02

DIT x. D. HRNRY.-R FARMER AUCTIONRnR
ID win sell this day, 81 two o'clock 81 ~ Canal ssreet hs
Furniture VI family giving up (removed for
Of ssi. such dressing BureaIs mahCsny
YsAhes Bsda Boosters and Piiows hair husk and STRAW
Mattresses Brusses and ingram CArpets 0coths Look
rockery aud Glass Ware &c One French plate Bar Mirror
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
NO $50.
a, PRO {, IsI ON.
q nv spHn aoNaRlrn11


i E9N9AAkEAss i have good cause 70 balloV0 that
Nv J0ln ". Lewis 9e0EgO ": Rowan, Afam
41n1ley Apsalom Crawford, BuShE0d W. OfaVfdfii
NilllA1l T. ooboflyS Morgan Kittle, David Con
tlFliihm o. 0henoWsth, ParSeFSou Coltett. Jaco6t II
Go4lest Andrew J. Oolletts Archibald lSarf6 ClSf
las tteng Ql0qton OpptnEoTs WAshlngton IFlFd5i6
6neeh xnom4ss who on the soYanCesnth day4 81,
April satsen hundred and sixtys5ne, rcSidSd "a.
tho county Of R&nd0lph within What Il NOV fSe3
stated Vest NlRgihla, have ds16rt6d stheiF hoiii6
and aEe aet Yslg engaged In aiding the so-oalleIi
O0nteuOfeto et1to9 OF america and the rebel 6fata
governmental at Rtehmbnd, In th6ie 0ttsmnth 70
the good people OF this STATE, hut IN eonls
quenee qt the war eTtcs OF their r6b6liO1S 0bd
criminal acts cannot Be obtained:
NOM theFoloees = AREHUB i. HoRHi[AH, GOVafh0f
otth9 State OfiHBst Virginia. do Issue khfs1nV
matton, declaring the said John ". I0Ii6 sG66Fls
"; koEenS Adam HindleyS Absalom CraN t6Fd, ,Buih.:
rudtlV Crawford William II CObGFly, Moran Iffs
tle David Con- John Taylor, Janob ifaFshal iSe3k
= emsloyl William O. Chsn0WOth. Park kaFSif fIola
lett JheOp o. C0llettI AndeOW teolI9tt a.
HaEie, UlanGtaG Goa, solomon O0plihEeF, Wasli1
ton WARD and Enooh Tho nAs enemies i0i this Hff5i
o5 Ella pEooamationS take and hl6 In tbs Ci6FlSs
o1oo 0t tho EOIroait court 81 th6 n o6p6fi, a.
enaoip9 an oath 70 59npp9tt the Co1 0f
~ DATED Statea and che UOnstltutlon bf this Hfta
4 asrsatssr denSaa tasnselysl q good elttEsi
F4ll elaHafton shall be pub od IA tl6 JFhe6ls
le4 sntell lgeneers noWspaper PtIhtod lathe olgV
q Hnooung the 1eat Of g0F0Gamant for thIs Stat6
esnd inthe West Virginia Republi6an, = n0WspapSr
e she county Of UPthuF1 respectively, 18F
tpur successive weeks. if5I3 8
@S Done q the city oR Vheeliag on thIs the
I RRAL leoVenth day Of April, ia the yearsOE ouF
4 Lord one th0ulaad sOlRhk huIdrod ana
four, and Of thO skAts the afSt. -
A. 1. BOREMAN. >
y; ROaiH B0THES, Secretary of state:
4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

Fiirst. The immediate end of the war:
Second. The immediate and radical
solution. of the slavery question. .sss5
Third The labor question, which causes
so many poor men and WomenI vainly to
wiring their hands. 81 70 "a sfs-l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

THE Richmond Examiner makes an effort
TO be lively. over the news that Ma1tmiltan
has snubbed sidell.. There is much more
ruth than dignity in the following fiug:
"Who is this MaximiIiaa, and 5vhat,is
his empire. that We should Sc6pft his no.
tice, and invite bin toygive US so cool a
cut2 Our government has existed three
years; his empire is not yet quite born.-.
Ours has stood alone, emphaticaIly and
gloriously alone-his cannot walk, aud
must be cnrriedl Tor many q day in the
nurses arms. We, have snsained, for
three years, Ihe.shock of tempest of war,
so poteit aud terrible that theoue.tenth
part of it,-sdirected against him, would
sweep him, crown aud al, back into the
Atlantic ocean,
But what follows Is soscoolLy impudent
that it proyokesa emile:
alt is very much more important to the
empire to be recognized by the s.Gonfeder.
acy, than to the uonfederacy togberecog.
mixed by tho. empire. Bnt this Isl for The
Emperor 70 fiu1 out, not for uS5to press
upon his attention.
The Exompusr goes onto argue that the
Emperor Napoleon will probably recognise
the aConfederacy's when he Is ready
which sis tfue, pht he shove Gossigps iof
readiness 1t very justly, o6ssrYes,
that "ifs We are ready, he is not" =. More..
over She 4 IETdanaes confesses, with COM !
mendAble candOr, that it is 40 sad weak
ness" to callmankind to witness the hurry
the Seuthtis In, for the paIpable lereuson that
the world should not be Taught BY iIR
eEn agents to regard ths EGgufederaey:
Rs "a drowning man catching az
sttaws. This isprecisely what the rebels
have done. From the beginning of the
art to induce the governments Of the world
to recognise their separate existence and
accord them the privileges of distinct ma
ttonali ties; they have begged, hat in hand,
for a erumb OF eonsolation from the table
Of Europe; they have endured kickiugs and
cuthngs witbgreat resignation, audihaye
then turned round with fawing servtllty
and tried to buy men where they failed to
corrupt governments. But whsu a persoh
whom the E1GHstHer 2faGetf6nsfy styIes
''Napoleon's sub Emperor SCOTS at the
venerable Slidell aud sturus bis back upon
him, the sight ia too mach for the rebel
mind, which straightway tariass as 10 the con.
soling reelection embodied in the eo6cln-
ding paragraph Of the article from which
Ne quote:
800 the whole, even if il, should be true
that ar. Slidell.has exposed us TO re.
bnR, tt will do,ns no harm to be thuE
taught, yet once again, that We havenG
reiiaucei IN thesWorld b1t our own uucon-
qnerable will TO be free. and the blessing
OF Providence and the edge OF the sword. .
This reliance ap6ni the 4sdgs of thC
4 sword being nov confessedly the IAsI
lhCps of the rebels, and Gensral Gram
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

s. EARTHQUAKE ATTENTION and
regard Is given to smali risks as well " large
ones. Abs security and superior commercial
advantages are Afforded
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From lne Knnalv65Io,5I

-. p Ha1- : -. r
ON BOARD THE STEAMgR May DuKR,
Kanawha River, April 18th, 1864.
Editors Intelligeacer: g.i s5s..
GentIemen:-on Sunday morutng, the
18th, Deputy Q. s. Marshal Houston aud
party left your city on the steamer Major
Anderson. arriving at ParkersOurg about
three O'Clock, AP. Al. His Honor Judge
Jackson, came on board, and at 12 o'clock
-midnight-we found ourselves in the
ancient town of GalIiopolis. in searchsof
quarters. Throughthe kindness of for
ner citizen of Wheeling, Mr.. G. "a. Wheeler,
of the Quartsrmaster's Department, We
were conducted to the t.NationaI,n where
We were tolerably welt provided for con-
sidering the place and circumstances. Ats
O'clock this m6rning the May Duke boVein
sight, bound for Charleston, aud we got on
board with fair prospect of being ID time
tolopen Court on the 18Th, (the day fixed
by law for so doing II it be not contra :.
band news, fof which you are be judge, y
/ will mention little circumstances that oc.
fcurred TO us at Galliopolis. Two armed
sentinelst we're placed at the cabin door
With Instructions TO allow no one on board
for the KanaWhN Valley, without a pass
Iue EEONUS6 11aT6uul.e W q OF course.
procured the necessary passes, &C., and
fsupon enquiry learned that the reason why
passes are required, is that Galltopolis is .
military post. s. =
The pretty part of this military require.
ment is that anywhere on the West Vfr.
ginia side of the river or on the Kanawha
river. bodts are at liberty TO take whom.
soeVer they please. TIE scenery is beau.
tifnl all along the Kanawha, aud Ne are
having very pleasant time OF it. have
felt little uneasy at times when thinking
fof those devilfsh febet raiders aud the sud
deness of their hppt0aeh on past occas sions,
besides We are now landing some passen
gers at the Identical place where General
Scammon and party were captured, aud it
is human nature you know 70 have these
kind Of feeling y timess for tell you tt is
serious 10 contsmp mpIate q "Trip 70 Dixie. u
have found gsnetally good opinion seg-
ktertalned ampHg Union men OF Judge Jack
SOP, while hy The rebels and their sympa-
thi2ets he is cordially hated.
0HARbssFoN.-Apfil Here we are
comfortably qgarieFe6 IN this tas one. time1
home of luxury and 6appinesss but. alasl
bdesoletion now every where meets the eye,
and few; ifaay. OF the eitiEehs look happy.
We are stopping Rtlthe bptelFpf Mr..
Gosham, who is tEnly = good landlord and
peffeeti ehtlemab. Qtsis near Court h0ur
\ and the mail boat is about leaying.s "a
Il Mud IN the streets of Charleston is about
10 inches, and riding rapidly. -
" .y5sifs sssS ~ HsEf1HRfcES q
& : iifFstF q 259q
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Hooaand's German Bitters!
Ffom ). NetVtoa Brosum, d. D., Editor Ofths ERcy-
eL0pEdia of RelIgiOtS kROtpEeI0S =

From ,. NetVtoa BroVm, D. D., Editor Ofthe Eacy-
et9pedia Of ReligtOtS knOIpEed0S.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and eects, yet know OF no sum.
Client reason, why may not testifY to the benht
he believes himself tod received from any simple
pF6pardtibhS the hSpe that he may thug c6nIfib-
ute to the beneht of others.
1 do this thS more readily In regard to HooH6nd's
German FitteSS pgeiiaEed by DF.G, %. laplsen, Of
this city he a0IWds preludiced against them for
many years. under the Impression shat they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 1 am Indebted TO my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests aud for encourage
ment 70 try them, WhOn suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these BitterS, 81 the beginuinGof the present
year. was followed by evident rsliS and restoration
to degree Of bodily and mental Vigor which 1 had
not felt for ak months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. L thor =. BnF God and
Philadsipk a,Juno 2s, 1851. . = = -''''"S: +.
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new BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
LOUIS FRANZHEIM.

DEALER IN boots AND SHOES,
No. 149 MAIN STREET,
Z Two doors above ]. O. Harbour'S Carpet Store,
WHEELING, w. VA,
ID RsPRoTRULLY announces to tue citizens Of
III Wheeling that he has opened Boot and Shoe
Store at the above stand, Wher6 he will be pleased
for his friends % give him call Mis- stock Il On.
tirely and Of the latest style and best quality
Prices cheap as the cheapest
apFl&9m LOUIS PRANZHEIM.
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Induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity Of +sFs,5=.s.
Hoofand's German Bitters
tPURELY VEeErABLR)

Hosts of Ignorant ouacks and unscrupulou, ,dvep.
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
h9od.gates Of Nosrumsin the shape et poor whisky,
ytielg compounded with injurious drugs and chIis
tened TOnice, StoinachiOs and Bltters.
beware OF the innumeIable array of Alcoholic
preparations In plethOric bottles, and high
ksgs under the modest Of bitters, which,
Instead Of curing, only aRgTAVste disease and leave
the dlsappointed gnffereF IN desnair.
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having got to the front puFpps4Iy to ddii
that edge it is safe IN cherish tbs hope
that the rebellion Is really on its last legs,
requiring but one more hard blow TO be
struck dumbRa and sehseless. 9sadsh q
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs


Are mot 3 new aud untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years. trial by the American pub
cS and their reputation and sale not riVaed by
any similar preparation.
The prOpEietors have Thousands of Letters from
the most eminent olergymen, lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens, estiylng, otheir own personal AnOWl
edge to the beneficial effects aud medical virtues Of
these BitteFa.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR oORsTIrU.
TI0NI
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WRLLf
DO You WANT TO GET RID OF NERyoUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENRRGYf
DO You WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
IfyOu do. use
Hoohand's German Bitters!
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IMPORTANT 10 sOLDIERsI
Those haVina Friends IN the Army

We call the attention Of all having relations or
feLds In the army TO the fact that "HoOnauds Ger.
ma Bitters" will cure ninetenths Of the diseases
ipduesd by exposure aud incident to cAmp
life. In the lists, Published almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sck, 1t will be
noticed that avery large proportion are suffering
/ from debility. Every case OF that kind can be
readily cured by Hoofnnd'S German Bittsrs. Dis.
eAses resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
are bp6sdily removed. We have no hesitation In
stating thai II thse BitteFs were freely used among
our soldlsrs hundreds of lives might DO saved that
otherwise would be lost
We cali particular attention to the following re-
markRble and well authenticated cure OF one OF the
nations heroes whose life, tu use his own language
Hhas been saved by Che BitterS,"
PHILADaLPH1A, Aug. 23d, 1852
M1SSRS. JONES = EVAAS:-WelI, gentlemen, your
HootiAnd'S German BitterS has saved my life. There
is mistake in this. 1ttBVouched for by numbers
OF my comrades, sSmO Of whose names arc appended.
and who were coBniSanto OF all the circumstances Of
my case. ann and have been for the last four
yGar8, member Of ShermAnH celebrated battery,
and under the immediate command of Captain Il. B.
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant upon my
arduouB duties, l was attacked In November Ia &
WIh Inflammation OF tho innRs and was for Seyenty-
tWohaye the hospital This RastOll0Wed by great
ddbiatyS heiBhteneI by an attack of dySentery.
to this city on board the estate OF Main0,n from
which landed ON the 98th Of Jun. Since that time
A,II 0Sn E x ny one eo1ia 9e Ano
was scarcely able to swallow any thing and II did
force . morsel down, It was Immediately thrown up
again. Z
I could not even keep Rlass Of water on my
stomach. LIfe could NOT last under such circum.
been working fsithfni1y, though unsuccessfnlly, to
rescue from the grasp OF the dread Archer, frank
~ told me they oOpd do no more fer mo- and edV. I'd
me 70 suO clergyman, and 20 make such disposition
Of my limited funds Is best suited me. An acqAint-
who visited me at the hospital, AF. Frederick
SteinbroWn, Of sixth street, below Arch, advised me,
IS f0rlotn hope, t0-try your BittSEs, and kindly
procured me y bottle. Prom the time commenced
taking them the gloomy SHADOW Of death Eeosdsd,
Though have taken but two bottles, have already
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22

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