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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
Dry Goods Store for Sale.

THE subscriber Wishing to change his business
Il would offer his Store for sale, together with =
lease the Store House present occupied by him,
which Il well and fAyorably known 20 the public
for many years. rsE 81. .ar no 5.4- ts1 s.ta 81
As is well known the buninesS IL q good one, no
better In the city, and chance Is now presented or
going into business not often presented. % .rH. J
can keep portion Of the stock on hand should
q purchaser not WAnt.it all, ~ have . branch
sore in the country r1 lilsHI -.r .-..f
Ny stock Is Wen assorted aud Is just what is
wanted for the business, aud is known the stock
on hand is becoming more valuable every day it Is
kept. d z4sl.sl.. ss-l--., ..I. -s.f .f1r 81
To those Wishing to purchase, the terms will be
SSH TFTE P.W. BKssETL1
aug112w No. IS Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
nFFIOB BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

hIFIUh BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
At regular meeting OF the Board held 10 The
city Of Wheeling, en- the sth day OF August Inst,
It was ordered that the superintondence Of the iol
lowing Turnpikes be let on the 18th day Of Sep
tetnber, 1884, to the lowest bidder deemed eOmPe-
tent, nhmely!r --1F De- - 4fHa..l.l- Hau T =.
The North Western Turnpike from Parkersburg
to the point wLere said road crosses the eastern
boundary OF tho State Of West Virginia.
1 The Staunton and PArkSFsburg Turnpike from
ParkersbuFg to the point where said road crosses
the boundary line between this State and the State
of Virginia. Lf,L o. u y "a Z Il
The Beverly and Fair@ont Turnpike from Beverly
in the county OF Randolph TO Rarmodt in the conn
ty Of Marion. .A .-=47. 81
The wheeling and Fairmont Turnpike, % miles
eastern end from Fairmont, - miles sWestern end
from Wheeling; and u q Ny q. - f
The Mary land and Ohio River Turnpike. ,-.,l
Sealed bids for the auperintendence q these TIM
proVements for ONE TElH- Will be recSifed at the
Office OF the Board IN this city until the said 25Ih
day ofseptembeE, ensuing. In the event the super@
intehdence Of either oftho above named improve
meuts Is not let the day specified as Aforesaid,
the Same may be let on the aeepnd Tuesday In any
month thereafter, without further notice. The
person whose bidshait be approved by the Board
will be required IN aecordanee with the law, TO.
take the oath and give bond With safsent security
augl9.td secrstary Board OF Public works.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
Up GeIegfi;a:llp5j..
Afternoon Report.
From the Shenandoah valley,

EEOm Tue bu6u8uQOan thl4cy. q Z
NBw YoRK, Aug. l8.-The Tribune's
Baltimore special OF the 18th says: We
have just arrived from the Shenandoah
Valley, having left the front early on Tues
day morning. We were captured by guer-
rillas, but made our escape BY running the
gauntlet during light in the afternoon
with a squad of Union cavalry, Of whom
three were killed, Including DR.. Curtis, Of
the 1st o. s., Cavalry. OF the rest three
escaped, and, the remainder were either
captured, killed or wounded. There were
ten. in All. Eshendau's dispatches were
with the party. ~ r4.- ..-ll.trr1.
Considerable skirmishing had taken
place for two days previous 70 falling back,
and both armies had their advance several
times In succession in Strasburg, Ons Of
these charges was worthy of mention, but
having lost my note book cannot describe
It. Our cavalry had been scouting on the
left, toward the mouth d LuFay Valley
and near the fords of the Shenandoah, near
Front Royal and on,the road towards
StrssbuTg.F p H.i1zAHa "a
The enemy bad taken up. 4, very strong
position ct FiShef Nountaih! L Il id
On Monday detachment guarding one
of our signal stations on A mountain near
Strasburg was captured by the enemy
Five hundred men were aent up, who had
not been heard from at last accounts. ~
Il was reported that Early had been re-
inforced by Longstreet, and that be was
moving down on the Weat Of North Mouns
tain, TO fink as NJ Winchester. Whether
this be true or not. the friends of the reb-
els were informed at Middleton, before
they retreated, that Longstreet would be at
Woodstock on Monday, and they promised
to return on Tuesday. A4 - - LiI
Our rear has been infested with gueF-
rillas, supposed to be the same as those
who captured the train . few days ago and
burned the remains. Fifty of these were
seen in BerryVille as We passed through.
The mules were carried Oh and some priB.
oners taken. .r---.l-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

BR- TIE RIVER was about at stand
yesterday with three feet nine inches water
the channel A dispatch from Pitts
burgh was posted up at the Boat store an
nouncing three feet water ct that point
yesterday morning and rising. This will
give us rise of six or seven feet. The
new Wheeling and Sunfsh packet, in
course of construction at the landing, is
progressing rapidly, as is also the new
boat of Capt. Reno. The Reserve left for
Parkersburg yesterday morning, and the
Falcon and ArgO arrived fran bellows with
water melons. -e'i-l m ussr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
r6E-RRPREsrNrArIvR RRoRuIrs ANp rH

E6-REPREsES14TIvR REORUITs AND TIE
DRAEr.-It is, perhaps, not generally nm
derstood that men subject to the draft are
eligible as representative recruits. This,
however, is the fact; and would itanot be
wise. in persons who are subject to the
draft, to volunteer and get the bounty
which is offered by the government, by the
county, and by private citizens who are
not liable to the draft, but who are willing
TO pay for reeruitst to represent them in the
army and uavy2 In a few days the draft
will come, and the opportunity will be
gone for getting boupties, by those who
are liable 70 be drafted. Representatives
recruits will not then be called for, and
the opportunity for bounties viii pass away,
together with the privilege of choosing the
kind of service, regiment and company,
which can now be done. Service will then
have to be rendsredto the government for
the ordinary remuneration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
No Postponement Of the Dram.

Nav YORK, July lS.-The Commercial
gtates: si.l - -.sfra srl --t s-.IsI- q
Ii is quite certain that the dram ordered
to take splaee on Ssptember 9th viii be
.commeneed on that day. For some time
past reasonable doubts relative TO the en-
forcemsnt Of The President's order at the
time has been entertained by the public,
and also by many military meu. Il IL the
Intention Of the Government to eomuenee
the work on the day appointed, aud pros
ecute It's completion as speedily AZ possible.
As stated . few days ago the ehroIlment
has been completed and the machinery for
drafting is in working order, ready for the
turning of the wheel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
my-A Coon JOKE ON SUBSTITUTE


gryTEa.-sOme weeks ago citizen Of
Harrison county, who has for a long time
fal, very anxious apprehensions in regard
TO being grated into the army" stopped
a healthy looking negro who was coming
in from Dixie, and approached him on the
subject of going into the army as a sub
sutu,e. The lconttaband was informed
that the rebellion was on its last legs and
that the war would soon be over, and that
the best thing he could do would be to go
for a substitute, when the draft should
take place. The negro readily acquiesced
in the proposition, saying that he was very
anxious to go for substitute, and would
do go for a very slight consideration. The
gentlemen took the contraband to his
farm, gave him new suit of clothes,
fed him we'll, and gave him such light
easy work as the African appeared to pre-
fer. The negro had grown quite sleek and
fat under the attention that was bestowed
upon him, but one day the Harrison county
militia was called ont. There was great
excitement among the people! There were
rumors OF the near approach of the rebels,
and bsyonets were being frightened up In
all directions. The couttaband sinsit
something afar of, but said nothing. That
night he disappeared, and the next heard
from him he was down near MiddTebourne,
in Tyler county, .'just everIastiugiy" ma
king tracks" for the Ohio river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
The Indian Ontrapes.

LEAvEEWoRTH, Aug, IS. --Reliable news
from the scene of the Indian outrages, is
scarce. They seem to control the country
from point rs miles east Of Fort Kearney
to the forks Of the Platte river aud from
the Platte south 20 Arkansas river. A
the conductors killed and q large amount
of property dsstroyed. q ~ EDAM
Gen. GuFtisB Is At Omaha orgauizing an
expedition against them and portions OF
the Kansas and Nebraska militia are in
motion on the overland stage route ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19


~KEEwooD SoHooL.-It will be seen
from a!notics elsewhere ID our columns
that the next session Of this Institution
will open on Monday. Sept. 19th, school
which has been carried on by its present
principal for nine years, with increasing
success. To provide for the growing de-
pemand an enlargement Of the 6uildidg is
now in progress which will provide for
nearly double the number of boys provided
heretofore. This school which has the
patronage Of 6nE leading citizens, Is most
beautifully located at New Brighton, Pa,
in the valley of the Beaver not far from
its confluence with the Ohio. 1t is design
ed to be a thorough Classical, CONNER
cial and English schOolifOr limited num-
Der of boys, and is considered as complete
in all its appointments as any school for a
like purpose in the country. BIT. Rev.
AlonEo Potter, whose views on the subject
of schools are deserving of attention, gives
the following testimonial, y
d am acquainted, with. the Principal of
KenWood School, and have visited the In
stitution at different times.
d The Rev. Mr.. Taylor is a man of gener-
Gus culture, and his views on the subject
of education are liberal and just The
situation of the School Is one of unsur-
passed beauty the buildings large, COM
modious and elegant, and the scholastic
and domestic economy / beIeYe to be ex-
cellent. The School presents attractions
to parents and guardians. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

SS- PROBABLE FATAL AFPRAY IN TIE
FIRST wARD.-on Wednesday night an af-
fray occurred in the First Ward, which it
is feared may result in the death of SOL
der by the name of George simond. 1t
appears that Simond occupies a house with
one or more women, who are regarded by
the neighbors, upon what ground we know
not, as being no better than they should
be. During Wednesday evening man
called at the house and insisted upon re.
naming during the night. 2Simond object
ed to his arrangement and after soma
qusrreling the intruder was elected from
the premises. He continued to make some
disturbance upon the outside when Simond
took down his gun, marched into the
street and fred at the man, who immedi-
ately seized brick and returning to the
house struck Simond wicked blow upon
the head producing fracture of the skull
and knocking him senseIess. A physician
was sent for and aroper remedies were ad-
but he has not spoken since
he received the blow, and it is feared he
recover. There appears to be some
difficulty in identifying the man who COM
mitted the assault and up to the present
writing he had not been arrested. 1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
From Rebel Papefs.

NEW YoRK, August Is.-The rebel pa
pers have the following from Mobile, dated
Heavy bring Is reported at.Fort Morgan
on Tuesday, Wednesday and to-day. The
telegraph wire was cut between the city
and the fort. Two vessels are OF Dog river
bar this evening. The bsy shores are
covered with debris of vessels. Large
quantities Of tar, pitch and tuFpeutine has
been burned to prevent the enemy from
getting up. Troops are daily arriving and
a rood feeling exists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
Scarcity Of Ice IN Washineton.

NEw YoRK, Aug. IS.-Ths CommerciaEs
Washington special says Ice dealers have
found it impossible to serve private fami-
lies this morning, while they have only
enough for the ase Of the hospitals, aud e
long as the pirate Tallahassee is on the
coast IL cannot be shipped with any degree
of safety.
Some appreheHsions are felt here for the
safety Of ShermAn's communications, but
military authorities are confident that, IN
der the dispositions lately made the line
cannot be seriously disturbed. --T-l,,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
The Fight on Sunday.

-t, WAsHIEGToH, Aug lathe mail steam
er from City Point brought down 500
rebel prisoners, auong WHOM we're seyerAt
officers. Passengers report that the affair
Of Sunday was OF greater proportions than
at frat supposed, the combined losses Of
the I'd aud 10th corps in killed and Woun-
ded being from s00JtO 1000, willis the
loss of the rebels was also severe. The
position gained BY us Was still held on
Tuesday night. Tuesday there wac some
shelling BY ouri forces 20 feel the enet1y,s
position. There were indications OF an
other advance on our post yesterday
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

B4-srILB LIvISa.-A letter has been
received from Capt. Dougherty, of the lst
West Virginia infantry, who was reported
killed near LynChburg, at the late fight be-
fore that place during the late raid of Gen.
Hunter. He is a prisoner at Lynchburg'
and, although wounded severely in the hip,
is rapidly recoveripgc ar zr--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
Last Nights Report,
SYraousa ConYanfinn.

SXRAoUpE, Aug. ls.-Fhers were two
mass meeting today one on Franklin
straet and the other near the Syracuse
House. The largest one was on franklin
Square, YallAndighsm and Fernando Wood
being announced 70 speak there. In re-
Spouse 70 loud'and enthusiastic CALLS VAL
hndigham stepped forward and addressed
The multitude for an hour or more, holding
them in the closest attention. si O. ,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

p8-THE Nav REsIMENT.-Jacob W.
Crane, of this city, has been appointed
ouartermaster of the 18th. West Virginia
infantry, and Chas, a. Day, of Richie
county, has been appointed LIST Lieutenant
and Adjutant of the same. l5asa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
I@-AN InMENsE Lor OF WArEn. MEL,

RHrAN IMMENSE LoT OF WATER. MEL
oNs.-The Falcon arrived yesterday with
barges containing $500 water melons,
and the Argo arrived with over 5,oOO.-
Everything in the shape of boat seems
to have been rugged mp for the Transports.
ton of the immense yield of water-melous
on the Ohio bottoms near and above Mari
eta. 1t is not strange that such tempt
ing sight as the landing presented yester-
day, should attract about three hundred
boys, who swarmed about the boats much
TO their OWN delight. and the annoyance of
the proprietors. Some of the young rogses
had to be closely watched, and notwith-
standing the vigilance of the water. elOn-
men, every once in a while juvenile was
seen scooting up the landing with a melon
in his arms quite as large as himself. When
closely pursued, the young scamps would
tighten themselves up by casting the melon
to the ground. One little chap was so
hoty pursued that he took refuge in the
river and came near making what Mr.. Man
tillini would call ga demmed moist body,
of himself as, i sss.as ,li. ~, s..s, .4-..i
A great many of the melons have been and
will be sold here, hut the great portion go
to Pittsburgh. This large arrival had the
effect of reducing the price of the melons
very materially, as some very large and
hne ones were sold from the boats TWEEN
ty- FIVE cents apiece. -. 80 y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
l@-AnaIvAL1l. q IoAsIis.,ss BkTTERr d.

H@-ARRIvkL OF oARLIS's BATTERY D.,
Carlin's Bsttery;sOr rather what is left of
it, arrived in the city last evening. The
Battery comes home TO recruit, aud receive.
new guns ando new appointments.. The.
men looked travel worn and weary enough,
aud are brOuEed by the suns of Dixie, but
We are glad to learn that all are in good
health and spirits. As they passed through
the streets, preceded by brass band on
horseback, hundreds of people followed,
and the widest excitement prevailed for a
time, % 't~ see'Es 70 s-sss'i7 A--'a'
This Battery has done good and gallant
service, and it is an organisation in which
the people of this city have peculiar in
tetest. Every member of it win be heart
lily Welcomed home, %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

q. 16S- a Lor of coutrabands came in to
New Creek Station the other day bringing
with each a horse, which they said they
had taken from their masters. They dis.
posed of the horses and came out this way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
DYEI HAIR DYEll
- BATCHFLOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DT

II the Best IN the World
EHE Only HARMLESS, FRUR AND RHLIARLE
eet DYE KNOWN
his EplsnAa HAlEnyS d RsEISct--ehAns.s Rs4
RuItJ OF Cry Hair, instantly 20 Gloisy Blask or
HatHral BrOSas without InI1ring ne Hair o.
Staining ths Skin, Isaying he Hair son and Bsauti-
fali inPArts frssh Vitality frequently restoring its
pristine color, and reetlnss the IN enscts Of Bad
Dyes ThsGeuzine 4 ISnsd WILLIAM A BATuH.
NOR, all otheEl are mere lmitAtiona and sAOan b
avoided. sold by 1DTusEist.. &c. FACToRY-sI
BARcLAY-sf,M.
Bstehslor's New Toilet Dream for
K AaElS "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
New York Money Market.

NbN AoAA1 ANBu1b III
NOney-Rather more active, at 697 per
cent.
Sterling EIehangs-1Osf.
Gotd-Firmer, opening At 25T; adVau.
cling 70 aus; declining 70 257f; advancing
TO 16s aud closing quiet 1t 25T1(935T3.
Government stoeks-A shade frmet
StOcks-DuII and lower; Fl. Wayne lie;
@. & N. w. SIT; Do. preferred s0f; III.
Scrip 1921; Hudson 1924; Reading 1877;
NJ. 8. 81; y. b P. 113fj Erie 1I2f; Do. pre-
ferred ITO; o. + n. Gent. sig; Treasury
1905 1904, One year Certificates 94f;
20s 1881; o. s. SIS 1881, coupons 1854.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

HALIFAX, August Is.-Ths pirate TalIA-
hassee arrived here this morning.
PORTLAND, Me-, August ia large
number of sehooners have been captured
Oh the coast by the pirate -TAllahasBee.-
Most Of them were scuttled, and some boR-
ded. The crews were kindly treated; they
represent the Tallahassee as being heavily
armed .r.. t. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

INV YoRK, Aug. Is.-A special to the
World, says:
In respohsei 70 the action Of tie rebel
authorities in sending 600 Union prisoners
% Charleston, to be placed under Ere, 600
rebel officers are TO be dispatched to that
point in few days, where they will Feeeive
similar treatment to that bestowed upon
Union prisoners. r-E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

BS-THE Rev. MR. BOYD, of Winchester
who has been confined in the Military
prison here for some time as hostage, has
been released by order of the War depart
ment, and will return home. =.-.-.a.a ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

We, the undersigned, reaidesls Of - In the
County Of, aud State c jointly
guarantee IN case the foregoing bid 0f--be &C.
cepted that he they will forthwith on the accept
ance Of said bid execute the contract Of the same
the amount OF the contract to furnish the O. II
stores proposed inconiormity TO the terms Of adVOr
tisement dated '-1864, under which the bid was
made, and in case the said---shAn fail TO enter
into a contract Aforesaid, we guArantee 70 make
good the difference between the ofef py the naid
person 70 whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this-dAy Of
witness: ,2EaIsIA.sV -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

TN pursuance Of a deed Of trust from Oscar D.
j Thompson and Susan Z. Thompson, hiA wife, 70
ReoOrder's once for Ohio county in Book as folio
So on Tuesday, the sd day Of August, 1854, COM
meneing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, at tn mont door Q
public auction to the highest bidder the parcel Of
ground lying onths waters Of Wheeling Greek, in
tho county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia, on
which the said Thompson formerly. resided, about
four miles east Of the city OF Wheeling, bounded
and described In said deed and oOntaining forty aud
one-han acres; being part OF tract Of land con-
Veyed to said Thompson by Jacob r. Greer and wife
by deed dated the Ith February, 1850.
= TERMS or SALE.-The one-third Of the pur-
chase money In cash. and the remaining two thirds
In equal instAmenta payable six and twelve months
AGr date, with Interest from the day OF the sale
or n desired the purchaser may pay the full amount
ofthe purchase money In cash. The title to bo re-
tanned until the whole Of the purehAsS money shall
have been paid. JAMES 6FWHEAT,
7i augl6 t. fE-E.-Hs F.fgs d. Izl., Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
TRUSTEES' SALE,

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING RsrA BL1sH
b MENT, KNOWN AS THR sRBGISTRR ORRlOE'
D. ON SATURDAY. THE 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1854
AT THE FRONT DOOR OR THE COURT HOUSE
81 FOR OHIO COUNTY: elsla' sUgAll .1sss a
TN pursuance Of Deed Of Trust from Arnold
s TroWbrfdge and Owen ID. DoWney, % ne, bear.
ing date the 10th July, 1851, recorded in the Re
corder's Once Tor the County Of Ohio, in Book Is
folio S02 at the front door Of the Court House, oT
Ohio County, on Saturday, the 18th SsptombGr 1884,
commanding 1t 10 O'Clock, A! n, Il aha sell 20 the
highest bidder Rt public auction, sthe printing
pfosSos engines, types, materials and fixtures tools
and implements Of any and every kind vhAtso0Ver
now contained in or belonging % the printing once
and bindery,H then known a. the @Union printing
and pubhihiEg ofieo,S and aimee known ~ the
dRegister printing and publishing once" % sasil,I
TERMS OF SALE.-The One-third OF the purchase
money in cash, and the remaining In equal install
ments, psyabe In SIX and twelve months alter date
with intefestfrom data or ifdeslred the purchaser
may pay tbs full amount OF the purehAaS money "a
eash. For the defeErsd or credit iRstalmsnts, the
70 give bonds with approved personal So
curity. - JAMES 8. WHEAT,
AnGlS u = 80 - " 49, - Z TTustsssL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

FoREREss AoHE6E, Aug. 17.1our forces
on the north side Of james river have had
contiuuous skirmishing every day this
week. We haYe captured more prisoners
than has been reported No gonetal OH
ears have yea been reported killed OF
A,vou1dadl-z reszl Glu s-7-f1a-. --r aa-'-f.A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
LaugbIin's EIpsctoIant Syrup,

Acr Ooughl, ColdSs oFolps Wh0opins COlSh uBa ths
sis-a EXRR0F0RANF BYRUP.
We guarAntee the most speedy rClisf b. uslnE the
KxPR0F0RANR SYRUP. $50
The Annoya1eo ofeostlnt OoakHInE n stoppsd b =
USING THK KxPRCroRAHT SYRUP.
Hundreds taStify % ths great oEosllsnoa OF tie
EXPBoFoRANE SYRUP.
pihCully Of Breathing Il relieved By TIE
la..f --i EXPBoroRANT SYRUP.
Iuaaulnati0n q tbs Lunss Il cured ~ the
EXPECroRANT sIRUP.
Children can use without Tar the
E1PBCTORANr SYRUP.
AIihuas BronoAitis and General Lrstioa a the
=H Throat q elred By the
.a EXPRCrORANf syrup.
Price 8S Cents Prepared OnlV ~
fss0 LAUGHLIEs = BUsHTIKLD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19
oOL9ATE,s honey soAP.

M eslsbfAtsd TOIlss Soap, n go usivSE.
HlI dsnAnd, h made lFOn he ohoIesst ns..ri.l,
= miId and emOLlisnt In Ii naturs. frn-
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