davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-13

forward ty tic gradual retreat Of the enemy.
Suddenly Gee<5' q I'd division received de-
structive fire from the woods On tho fank.
The rebels cviasntlJ lared Us into m amhu-
ecadc va have lost very heavily. The En-
emJ toot every sd,antaes Of their position,
and poured in destructive ire ofgrspo sad
canister, a. well n mpsketry. N6shlnE bui
our superior uumbers eau prevail In the4e.
forest recasscs. Hooker and staff rsoelve&
yolley which killed one Of the escort There
{atiue tables. The neighborhood Of ths hos
pitals is :u1l Of mzngled sufferers who ars ~
Ing on tho ground waiting to ha sPsrates
upon, This is the dark side Of glory, and =
sad sight it isl
Wbst little advantage hAs beea gainea win
b. vigorously followed up, In the hope af
driving the eaemy into tbs opsn platos.
army haa gone to reinforce Leo,
kcPhezaon has PROCEEDED towards Atlantis,
Or u the rear sr 2ank Of tle sneraJ.
W1cn Our Special oore+psndcat.4
MAI DALLAS, Aay aosh. 1884
The Sighting for ths last f*w days has been
- ssvsrs Is tbs natnrs Of Tho 1scalitJ would
permit Artillery has beea used wherever
practicable. 4 rss. amount Of ammunition
has been expended, and the killed And
HoRAd&d have btcn much more numerous
than rsuh in proportion to the number ea-
gagged. Tho 14th, 4th, 2osh and ecd Corps
hare all BEEN engaged tbs troops taking tht,r
places In tbs b1eastHorks and sntrsnehnaeRts
By relays 8zd In turna. Gen. Hookers head.
quarters wero It ons tins e1oao to the skir-
mIsh lins. 4 fcw nights age h slept By the
side Of dead soldier In the intrsaehnents.
1hs fighting aud eaauonadiag was very
heavy on the 27th, the eneuJ making fte-
, 1864-06-13

.S---is-4 -
, 1864-06-13

F41N2oA1 HT4FEo. Jnaa Il. III
EREIGHTA-Ashye Rxd dssn. TAo AnSsksreass
ts.caY rsFe: 10 BCTEALo-saass Fui1o ess1llc and
Flo tir%nts With whsx,, At LIS; ss1fs AEtasrat Q-
TOT Cnirsr, Harvsst Eoe Hidn{khs Azd Flight wl7h
sorn, At 1fe; bark Morgan Tlth oats. II To Or
"LAxg AsD RAIL" FRs;cETs-TheTe is god Do
1saRA ts roHrs ffs!khsst sad rs3aa Ia loxst ~
fkur 10 the 1eassaEd. ne 9est<:
, 1864-06-13

PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND AANur AoToa1,
, 1864-06-13

tnFTEKHThsre il n,;re sctj3it; II II. n..tst
2rd with astrong upTafd tendency IN New York
ptftet eousitesap!y htuer but Nithen. auotabl.
charge. Na quote:
SAAAQN
93+
Rio good to rflaee... AG
CREKEE-Narfetf in mir sspply eIcepttAs old
f7n Al onr previous quotations. Waqnals:
aAmnnr9, Old. %
AknortEs sIsW--....>.....+.-......-.-.- OLE
Western RersF1t, 1t,ntT.............-.,...- OIL
WuttNn Sister. .EtW.........,..........-.-. @{&
ElsisS-fn re.her lilalteI aupplY, Sales TO-DAY
, 1864-06-13

Isl Ill. Mari es qalss. sslss saay: W,llrs Wiz.
TN 1rR.s1 ~ ~ o51@ e. Gasdner's" Whit. rInax
.sehSsIsr.:" :. s7;s srE,yo Ezr5A.:n bsis
70 bis "rsialAs"at .7.so; so b4ls eeod E1uas ii
attp ~ Vt, "f3etehsss ses:" ~ M.3: ~ bfls
EprEE Extra At $t.-9; ~ Iris FatE E11tA - ss 80
efA "CaEtolAa" At $50; ~ bf:s common SDr1ng
s2rtnF sup- 'nc ~ <sG4.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

@THB sAsrrARr FArR.-Mr. Elliot, the
architect of the Pittsburgh fair buildings,
has been engaged to arrange and design
for our fair and festival, and is expected to
arrive here this morning. The pines with
which the buildings are to be decorated
are now being gathered in the woods and
supply is expected to arrive to day, when
the work of decorating the buildings will
commence. The work upon the building is
progressing rapidly, and water and gas is
being conducted through the building. So
far everything goes we'll, and the prospects
are very encouraging.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
New YORK Werket.

@ NBW YORK June 20.
Flour-6c@1oc better, and moro do.
ing, So 1905 90 for extra State: So GOA
8 20 for extra r. b. o.; So s0CA9 25 for
trade brands; market closing quiet. hold.
ers little more disposed to realise. E
Whisky-AetiVe and frmer, at 81 49M
6l3 for Statei aud 1 519I "a for western.
Wheat-3c@4c better, rather more do
ing; 81 s2@l 80 for Chicago SPRING.
81 ST@l 80 for Milwaukee Club; 81 e4IA
I SO for Winter red western.
Oorn-A shade fImer, at 81 AaEaJ AZ
unsouud. - t"E
0ats-More active, at 81 for Western
Petroleum-Very quiet, at 46 for crnds.
So for refined in bond. W. OFu9ei
'Fofk-Excited, and new mess and ,a,-
CID 81 20 per barrel, higher; Other kinds
more or less. uominal $aaA3a So for nsyI
mess; $56@3b so for old mess: S37 75CS
80 20 TOR new mess; closing 81 the latter
price; $80@$3l so for old aud new prime:
ana $3I@3T 80 for prime mess.
beet-Firm, at 50 50@l3 for country
mess; 6C97 for prince: $4,000 so for
Eepacked mesa; $23925 so for extra mess;
Prime meas quiet and nominally nm.
changed,
Ont meats-Fiam, ct I2@I24 for 6honI.
ders; l59I53 for hams,
Bacon.sides dali and nominal.
4sard-steady At 16@l63
Butter-Very firm, at 25@s4 for Ohio.
80 for State, NY
obesse-Actiye dsmend at 1OAls II,
common 70 prime. 20 iOt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

n~As FHH time is very short for our
great Sanitary Fair, parties having curios-
tiles, trophies, &C., will confer great favor
if they will send them at once either to E.
Booking, DR.. Hupp or Prof. A. F. Ross,
who will receipt for the same, and guarau-
tee that proper care will be taken of them
and promptly returned. Those having
Paintings, Autographs, Sculpture, etc.,
will please leave word with the above gen.
tlemen, who will send for them on We'd
nesday. The committee are very anxious
to have the Curiosity Shop and Gallery OF
Fine Arts not unsurpassed by any Sanitary
Fair heretofore held, and therefore ask
your kind assistance and cooperation at
once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

IA CAPT. MlLLHoUsa returned on Sun.
day from Fort Delaware, having recently
delivered into that institution two sen.
fenced soldiers, John Shatliu and Dryden
BoEely, the latter from Mason city and the
former from Charleston. The soldiers be.
longed to Gen. AVerilPs command. Upon
an occasion in the face of the enemy one
Of the men is said to have remarked that
if he did not get something to eat soon he
would desert and go over to the enemy;
when the other replied wouldn't blame
you If you did. For this they were tried
by Court Martial, convicted and sentenced
to hard labor on the Notifications for nine
and twelve months. Capt. Millhouso says
they made no attempt to escape during the
passage. They say that in speaking as
they did they meant nothing at all but q
growl, and hsd no idea of deserving. We
learn that an attempt will be made to in
duce the President to pardon the men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
Last Nights Dispatches.
From the Potomac Army.

BERMUDA HUNDRED, June ls, via BALTI.
MORE, June 2o.-In all 81 pieces of artille.
~ have been captured from the enemy in
our assaults on the works at Petersburg.
besides large number of prisoners.
When the enemy withdrew his forces in
front of Gen. Butler to reinforce Peters.
burg, Gen. Butler Immediately sent out a
force under Gems. Terry and Turner, which
succeeded in destroying an important
bridge and four miles of railroad track near
Waltham Junction.
Early's (late LongstreePs) corps crossed
the James river near Drnry's Bluff, in
strong force, and was seen coming down
the Petersburg turnpike as Gen. Buffers
forces entered their works.
Last evening the dispatch steamer Aman-
da Winans, while passing Wllcox's wharf,
was fred into from the north sids Of the
James river by rebel battery. Ten shots
we're fred at her, one of which passed
through her hull near the water line. No
one was Injured.
The James river is blockaded few
miles below Drury's Bluff, to prevent a
surprise from the rebel rams.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroWAo.
June lS.-Gen. Pierce was wounded while
CALAMITY leading his brigade in a charge.
the enemy and succeeded in advancing his
lines and taking few prisoners. His loss
is reported at about 500.
The 9th corps did not lose heavily in
their advance in the morning, but their
loss was considerable in the afternoon in
their attack on the left.
Our losses during the past two days will
reach 5000 killed and wounded. The loss
of the enemy at some points was greater
than ours, but being generally behind
their intrenchments were not so much
exposed and of course suffered less on the
whole.
All the prisoners taken so far, some
1900, of whom about 200 came in yeater-
day, represent themselves as being in
Beauregard's army. 1t is not believed
that such resistance could be made with.
out his presence and the aid of his troops.
There is no reliable news from Gen.
Butler up to the present time.
Gen. Ingalls, has been designated Chief
Quartermaster of the combined armies in
this vicinity, to be stationed at City Point
with Gen. Grant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
D6rD1ATH OF OoHroRA1 HAIsrsAD.

H%DHATH OF OoHroRAn HAIsrGAD.-
We have already announced the death of
Corporal Joseph 8. Halstead, color bearer,
of the 18th West Virginia Infantry. The
deceased resided at Glen Easton in this
county. he fell at the battle of Piedmont
with the colors of,his country in his hands,
on Sunday the 9th of June. A letter from
Lieut.. Pierson commanding his company
(D,) says the Corporal was struck by a
musket ball in the left shoulder. His wound
at 6rGt was not thought to be fatal, but he
died at o'clock on Monday morning. He
was brave and unfliuching soldier, and
his loss is not only spoken of as calamity
by the men and officers of his company
and regiment but the brigade and division
having noticed his gallant conduct, speak
of him With great praise. lf;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
DYEl HAIR DYEM
BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR nvR

Il the Best In the World.
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND Reliable
D g-s.rs-sr DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye. Il Perfect-changes Red
Rusty or Grey hair, instantly to GlOssy Black or
Natural Broom, without InJuring the Hair or
Staining the Skim leaving the Hair Son and Beauti.
full; impartS freGh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rectihss the Ill effects of Bad
Dyes. The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELoR, all others limitations, and should be
avoided. Bold by all Druggists, &c. PAoToRY-s1
BARoLAY-sT, ny.
BeGohelOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsEIHGToH, June 10.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
A bill was introduced and referred to
the Judiciary committee, to prohibit the
inter. State slave trade.
Mr.. Wilson, OF Iowa, moved the appoint
ment of two additional committees, one on
Internal Revenue and one on Banks and
Banking.
Mr.. Price moved that the Judiciary
Committee report bill to repeal the act
compelling street cars to run on SUNDAYS.
The Speaker said the Senate had not
yet acted on the bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Cox the subject was
laid on the table.
The Committee on Elections reported
that Jehn G. Scott was entitled to retain
his seat from the Sd district of Missouri
Laid over.
The bill providing that in granting lands
to aid in constructing railroads, aud for
other purposes, the mineral lands are to
be excluded and reserved to the United
States, was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Kinney, Delegate from
Utah, the Committee on Post Offices and
Roads, was instructed to enquire into the
expediency of repeating 80 much of the
existing law as prohibits carrying newspa-
pers and other printed matter in the over
land mail.
Mr.. Ross, of Illinois, offered a resolu-
tioa that all persons not in the military
service who have been arrested and i'm
Prisoned without process of law and re-
leased without trial are entitled to the same
pay and mileage for being deprived of
their liberty as members of Congress-. md
the Committee on Claims are hereby in
structed to report bill at an early day
for that purpose.
1t.
over.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. of Illinois, offered a res
olution that in the opinion of the House
all permits issued to a person or persons
allowing them to trade within the limits
of any State now or hereafter in rebellion
should at once be revoked and no more
issued.
The House seconded the previous ques-
ton on its passage, % against 40.
The vote by which the previous question
was seconded was reoonsidered by 10 ma.
jOrity.
Mr.. Feuton moved to refer the resolution
to the select committee to investigate III
affairs of the Treasury Department, pend
ing which the morning hour expired, when
the House went into Committee of the
Whole making appropriations for certain
civil expenses of the government. Yari.
Gus amendments were made, when the
House took recess till 1880. 5f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

16~A NETTING Of the representatives of
eleven of the Sabbath Schools was held
in the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon at three
O'Clock. 1t was resolved to hold an exht-
bition on the 4th of July, in connection
with the Sanitary Fair.
A Central Executive Committee was ap.
pointed consisting of one member from
each school represented.
DR.. Logan, 8. P. Wheeler, William Var
dy, j. B. Detwiler aud Prot. N. H. Morgan
were appointed committee on music.
J. Warren, Alex. Boner, Louis ]. Bayha,
Jr. and J. N. Vance were appointed com.
mittee on the order of procession and pro.
Eramme.
The Schools of the city not represented
in the movement are requested to appoint
committee to confer with the executive
committee, which meets again on Saturday
at the rooms of the Young Meme Christian
Association.
Cards containing the hymns selected for
the occasion will be ready for distribution
on Thursday, the 23d inst, and can be
had BY the proper committees applying to
Prof. NJ. d. Morgan, at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, on
Monroe street.
The Sabbath Schools of the city are ur-
gently requested to participate in the
movement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
TRuaTRR,a RAIR

Or Real Estate In the Town or South
Cameron MREHhan County.
DY virtue Of % deed Of trust made to me BY John
- Jones and PsuinRh, his wife, dated on tie 10Th
day OF March, 1858, and recorded in the ofdee Of
the Recorder Of MAFShAu county, in Deed Book No
u, page Isl, and also by virtue Of deed Of trust
1aa 70 me y the said John Jones dated on the
z0th day July, 1858, and recorded In the once q
the Recorder for MarGhRll county, In Deed Book
NO. II, page 81, will, on WEDNESDAY,, the Goth
day Of July, 1854, oGsr, ct public auction ct the
front door Of the Court House in 1oundEVilIe Mar.
shall county, certain Lot Of ground situated IN
so toWn5nf South oansrOu. and designated On the
plat Of aid town ~ Lot number sir t6i-
Terms Of salS-CaSh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

RgyrO1ArrSe EHn REVENUE Laws
Sebastian LutE was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Marshall W. J. Houston, upon the
charge of violating the revenue laws, in ne.
glec'ing to take Out license to keep tav-
ern and sell liquor. He was taken before
Commissioners Forbes, where he settled the
matter by paying three times the amount
of the Notwithstanding to law-Which
amounted to $22s, so.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

bTFARX FOR SALK-A valuable farm,
situated . short distance east ofths CITY.
is offered for saleby Thos. Clark The
farm is we'll improved and is certainly
very desirable property. The sale viii
take place on Friday, the 9th Of june,
at a O'Clock p. NJ See advertisement.
AspeOial train win leave the Hemp
field depot ct 81 O'Clock and return aass
The sale. IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

~MoRs PRrsoHEas.-Eleveu prison
ers from POcahontas and Barbour couu.
ties, mostly bushwhackers found in arms,
arrived yesterday and were committed to
the Atheueum. They were arrested by the
command Of Col. Harris, of the 10th West
Virginia Infantry. Among the number is
one Paul Mcneil, citizen of Pocahontas
county, who was member of the Rich.
mOnd convention which passed the ordi.
nance of secession. Before the war he was
an influential politician, aud owned an I'm
msnse amount of property in Pocahontas
county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

BG CHApLAlH LYDA.-We are informed
that the order Ofthe War Department, dis
missing Rev. A. J.Lyds, Chaplain of the
ard Virginia Mounted Infantry, has been
rsSOked.
Mr.. Lyda's offence, it will be remem-
beFed, was publishing an account of the
affair at "ROcky Gap" last fall, which re :
aected somewhat upon the conduct of Gen.
AveFil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

~THl C0scEHT of the Ladies of the
Wheeling Female Seminary, to which al
fusion has heretofore been made, will take
place On Friday evening next There viii
be not less than seventy singersin the per
formaaes. andiWs do not hesitate to assure
Fhe public, from what We know of the
character AID competency Of those who
have undertaken the affair, thEt i Bill be
worthy of s generous patronage. Ne shall
have more 70 say Of this concert hereafter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
Trustee's Sale

RYyirtue Of . deed Of trust executed by Hugh
u Nicholl on the 18th day Of March, 1889 Of Fe.
cord In Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, in
BOOK folio 611, and by other feed Of trust dated
me go DAY Of April, 1859. and Of record in said
county and States-1 will offer for sale at the front
door q the Court House, In the city Of wheeling,
on TUESDAY, JULY the 9th, the follovilF prop.
cry, yI Lot No. 124 and half Lot No. 123, on the
east nde OF Market Square, and half of Lot No. ia
On me west stds Of Market Square. in the Second
Mards-and also, the MartinsYflle FERRY Right and
Any Of the above property win DO sold At private
2 myao-td ..-s ISAAC O0TTa Fruatnn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

s~THE RsvRa.-Thsre was a rise of
six inches. in the river yesterday morning
from the heavy rain of Sunday afternoon,
but it soon commenced falling again, and
lest evening there were only four feet wa
ter in the channel. The Reserve yesterday
morning took the place of the steamer Ea
gle, in the Parkersburg trade, and the
Petralia will take the place Of the Minerva
in the Pittsburgh trade. The 0amelia
passed down yesterday for st. Louis, and
the new steamer Maggie Hays for cinoin-
natl. ggzs 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

WAsHIBaToH, June IL. The general be-
het among members is that Congress will
adjourn IN about ten days. The House
VIII setter bnsiness every night, and prob
ternal revenue bills are the most impor.
tart pending.
The Secretary of the Treasury has &C.
cepted all bids offered, for tbs bonds ~
1881 at four per cent. and upVards. and
declined all others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21
119r AEFEnPTED .AsbAsslaAT1oa.-Tal

aOOr-&4ETHAFE1D -ABBAbHlAAIIOAs-IH
Assassin EsUAPEs-one of the boldest at.
temPts at assassination which we have
been called upon to record for long time
took place near the Northwestern Bank,
corner of Main and Monroe streets, on
Sunday evening last about 10 O'Clock.
About 9 o'clock some person unknown
rang the door bell at the ladies entrance
of McLure House and handed one of
the servants the following note:
STEAHER MELRosa No. 2,
$3.50. Sunday Evening"
sSR-SeVeral ladies came down with me.
Can You not come down and show them
up. Lam busy and cannot leave the boat.
The boat leaves in 20 minutes.
P. HEHRx, Clerk.
Williamson, upon receiving the note,
sent one of the porters of the house down
to the landing to show the ladies up. The
porter soon returned and reported that the
beat was not at the landing, and that he
could hear Of no ladies who desired to
come up to the hotel Williamson then
started towards tho landing, and when he
got to the Northwestern Bank corner he
Was struck from behind with pair Of
KNOCKERS, sluug shot, or some heavy in
strument, and knocked down. The assas-
sin continued to beat him over the head,
infictiug blow after blow, with the evil
dent design Of finishing his victim. Will
Hanson knowing his life to be in danger,
and being perfectly helpless, cried murder
several times, and although there were
number of persons standing within a short
distance nobody iuterfered until people |
were RAINING towards the scene from all |
directions, when the assassin left his vic.
tim and ran down Main street with an ex-
traordinsry heetness. He was last seen to |
dodge into a sort of an alley between two
houses on Water street, above the Virginia |
House. Those in pursuit also entered the
space between thestWo houses and found |
themselves in sort of square, from which
there appeared to be no egress except by
the place of ingress. They threw bricks
into all the dark inches and corners, but
failing to elicit any response they conclu-
cluded the man had escaped and 80 aban-
doned the pursuit.
Williamson was confined to his room |
yesterday morning from the wounds re-
ceiVed. One Of his ears was cut in two and |
there were several ugly and dangerous
cuts and bruises upon his head. he has
no idea who the assassin was, but thinks |
the man who assaulted him followed him
from the hotel. The assassin wore straw
hat, black coat and white pantaloOnS and |
seemed to be somewhat below the medium |
size. The attack was bold, and desperate
one, aud the purpose of the assassin was
no doubt to take Williamson's life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

~HEID ron MuRD7R.-Thsrs is now
confined in the Atheneum an Italian by
the name of JOasephe Maria Luciaul, upon
the charge of killing his wife with an axe,
at or near Martinsburgh, some months
ago. He was soldier, but does not re-
collect the name of the regiment he be-
longed to. he was sent on to Martins
burg for trial by court martial 9 week or
go ago. After the trial he was sent back
here to await his sentence, which has not
yet been promulgated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

Bw THs P1UMuER GuARDs.-Captain
Ewing, with the remnant of his company
the old Plummer Gusrds-arrived in this
city yesterday morning. The boys are
looking well. This company has dens
good service in this State, and has reflected
credit on the old KeyStOne State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

n. d., Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen.
This invaluable incidence is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject. 1t moderateS all
excess and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. It will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern.
llent Stamp OF Great Britain prevent countsrets
CAUTION.
ThIse Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a. thoy
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any Other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal Affections PainS
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON sight oxertion,
PalpitatiOn of The Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
these pills will effect a cure when all other means
have failed: and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, calomel anthony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and oanadas,
JOB MOSES, AZ oortlandt st., MY.
N. B.-S1.00 and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
For sale by LAUGHLINS& BUsHFIRLD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-21

NEw HAVEN, OONN., June 2o.-The New
York Express train, for Boston via SPRING
field. this noon, when a mile north Of
Berlin, met with an accident. The two
rear cars of the train were thrown from
the track down an embankment and badly
broken up. Some 50 persons are reported
to be injured, mostly by bruises.