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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
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4TsYNR two or three persons, apparsl
emily soldiers, amused tbsmsslyss yester.
tetdag BY rolling fmmeuse rocks j own IN NJ
hill side above the Crescent Iron Works.
Some of The stones weighed Two OF three
hundred pounds, and came down thel
almost perpendicular hillside With such
force ss to crush in the side Of one of the
houses attached to the works, doing con-
siderable damage. The lives Of several
persons standing near where the stones
lodged, were seriously endanesred.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
For Sale

2 l.. u GOE 9et19sTTS5 a.
large and eommodious dwelling and proper.
- " situated on he corner Of AlAlR and First Eta,
Ssntte Mheeling; eomPEisng lots Nos. g. IS and FL
~, ana now occupied BY the underdgned!l The dWSliS
ing y suplh With the modern convenience q
For terms &e enquire Of - - :,
g.sf 4 e=j MRS. MA. WOODS, hi.
tno ON the PreulfGeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

BOrAsorHrR RospsRY.-A lev night.
ago pedler's wagon, standing on Market
Square. was broken open by thieves and
several hundred cigars were stolen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

asa W saaaToN, Mech a4lS4bs H.os.
dlScha5 ID Is ia Der eos idsss t5s:,
OF tie memorials aseiGR t5tsths fnpsSSSe6s
@sut q; bill Of ne l1issiIsFEiiSt 81
Pdonslnl not Of 1t5sa nel hAs been ereosi
esaual ys9 stated thett befue noIhing against.
him % justify such b brotseainr. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

O 4s9etfals, March n, TForfssti b seported
70 oslnt B0liyerg Tenn, with 1908 meu,
erisrseuf sstaIfy are looking .,;sS, /
.attsr Them. - 50 Z
4 IA party of working men with .t,ss, On
med Of The, t3tAihb 8 liz 49, - =
guarding thsm, Nere Anfprise,is and .eant5rsi
eds6y lgaerrillas hissnot1idE 81. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

49, H- y o. IL
~ The RtlqYsnating Elixir Is the result OF nnd
eEn discoveries IN the Vegetable kingdom. bsin go
entirely new and abstract 4nerh6d Oi edfs irTsSbse
i've Of ali the old aud worn out Systrms
- THIS medicine has been /. 1t, q nv the mo-.
emtnent medical men OF the day, and by iebe1, rTS
les Of. Tho age. 94sSo'Sr-- o. -'
One bettis Will cure general DebiiIfy. 10
aEA reg oPSps euIe4 HsBssF5cs in temniss-- if Iii
50ne BOTTLE cures PapltAtion of the .IIeaIt
tsR doses restoteu tie organs OF RensrsfioA q
tromone 70 thrSe bottles tTeSt6rUS tIS ;SSit Z
nes4 aud full YIgor Or youth = W. l1Anii'
Ss - leWi dose! restores the appetite
sEhfeoi bottles cure the worst cases or Tnno.
3psA-A EeE; doses euEes the low spirited b; "
4Aa-O One bottle rsStores mental power.
S$4teV d65as bFnsS the fCses 70 inc Jas
4lsEhtG nedl line rests to manly yiiP6r t;n6
sootss che poar debil worn oyTn
aeepaFInS deNote0 OF sensual pleasure.
N-tlFs iattelS 'eherTltBd You b, the ovar4ao t.t
mAA y bnstnes9i the VetIm o. R6FS0us EieSiii Djs
me tndiVtiuA snnarinE am RenarnI drllii1v n, f
E7n9 weakness OF AiEgE on gan, VIII ali III H.
dlat9 aud permanent rdIef the Use Oh ths EiiI5
OF ttSenee Of LIIb. ~ t'tN"
Price. 8; per bottle, oriihres sbnGtles for IS.
Anu tos 1arded BY Express, receipts Il money 10
ny Aaakess-A = issilitiJ +4a tIf MI II
Sold by All druGgGts everywhere. SILL! .54 -
5s4s5i .DR, ". Il MEGWIH 90 ,Ldi 5ai
-iili.iTsa.ib -. ulii Sole Pr0pEietoFJ, - Ito
mf2l d&HlY No, 90 liberty gfr Nav- Yo.l,s; a.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
IAYI.E III
Ne. Ia Van strsst.

~ B-IEeqld iiSits q ~ lfs,r,,z
eass e eall lad beIors pnrehas.
toIs the late IN g! SSii Is fbSf
.nrfs n sa " u. H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

0AIRo. March 24-Ths rebel force q
estimated At 1000 with artillery under Gen.
korfest advanced northWard as far as O6fonr
river; last night. At three o'eloek this
ueFntng their ancsdrovef In our pickets
soutb Of Union City. Later 10 the morns
inglthey cut off Communication viii Co
lumbus, KY, by destroying the railroad
iEesslting, the telegraph wires and burning
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
sPECIAI. lIoT.Ic,Es. a
C9EE4lf91is HoNRI57IsO5SiliIEsl.. Z, =,

YAElYll11Ess l4PNks't1 sNsOAI- "a
This Ss!sgtls fllet soaps d hssil ,aassSS4tss
sal demand u made fso1 the elloIe 81 aSfoF = /,
ts MILD and sn6 alient,in ii nSsaarsl
IsEently ieseA ted ;and alely 8 s. Sifeiai
In its acton supd3 slid ~ l6lo b. All On =
glstA and Fancy elple 1ealerl. 1ar16 fyEO
HAIRsDF.I F;R 5f nv 45,,i!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

BS5- For the Removal of 06ltrseii6a,. and
the Insurance Of Rtgkldrifg N tie re. :.
81 eazrtiee ctsthe Afoashig Eerf0SG. go
a. rEhs cure Or obgiAfe those numerous dseasos .
EfgulGEityI ITSELF i.isI ttHHsg -
= - They lepre Suppressed, EttOSliys aud Pain
19fThsy cure. iireeh Sickness (chlarastI
Lhey oarSN efVtiu and SpiaHi Gectt6 pain
n the back 3pd lover part. the b9dye i6esay
Ietlgqe on slight qxsEtlon VI t Ieagt,s
Of sptrtt ny 81. K Ilsaias6e, Ciiddi
ness Sto5 etc. In word by feeit,Yiny irrEIn.2
amy we the cduSs End aith n All iHS
eneet1 that BpTtRg from It. 5,..o,., -,
- -Ootn posei % simple getAbts extFacts tbev
eoaIaln noLhInEdtlstef JuB t6AOy EOittfifffj5 M u 81
ever delicate lthflE function .6slheit 10
inv "a io 81 which pSsd
They may ~ Slltly used al suV Sbe ana ~ Z
69y PeL1odt E4oEPH DURING IA 3 PIHEsnFFI ~ <
"a ,N1tass during Which the pRfaigpg nature az !,
tnear aetton would IN fltby raj iST uFs,I,f,c,
= ~ All letter. So king fnioi niatio o. alsSSS an
De PEonPS!y. Freely and diRcrSettss Hus14FaFf L -.
. tssD.i6nu directtons accompany each nor d.
- eT1eeSl per rox, oF boxes f1f "a - -' az
i sept BY mai. tree Of postage % TO.tint o.
. - Sod RI W regpeetabl Druggists,
4553 DIR. VIZ, MeRWIE i 90. 49,
~ ..sala ~ 81 sols. PFelIi ttprp, /. !.
III " q. No, % LII 'ty Str. New Yort.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

b FIJI, 4ats6 fgIT6Ss. ETI.Is.o, s..
properly Destroyer by he ms in ,West
$50 strsst Yegtsrdsy .iSEsdiSa fslSIs6 ofSS
Some thirty tGmili we're turned. ION :
INFO the streets ID the fdidssi OF 4 IseysTp
saeNi storm. Sis.ls.E - p 9 -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
CirGuIar Saw mIils...55-

gIHR hpdsrisnda e now u1aitaeturf5s Al oli,t5 -
80 "a in1pEoyed piErusr saWskhls 5a
aud etlsrs then Tor sale on reasonk6ts tstnl III
tue une3sgplRdmteI H. So 4t.d gsI8 lEJ7.+Is
see the teetiElopy OF those using then. d
$500 ihGAA HAGntgoNytLLR W, VA teni 'itf,S -
Nh IA HAhf.sf: We have been ubihf is Ann a =
you made teE nA ior thGlast OuihS 5Gfd IL sois1 So
R ga e. 4sss 81 IS "a
liability . at ont u fSpaiE YS 5f5i ~ el 81,
ID HnibBb zdl u RARRHR 4iIR EISkDsz tp.H
eAE4NW COP, NJ, ~ ~. n m !,
IhAya been ptinz ~ ~ 4efs lh6s q; -
s.. = n 81 sEsti4g SEA lambqr Elrt6sg G3sss
dIt4opsrat6n 1s all tha4eon.d ~ AZ tsis ggas sd ia
Head BIoosS are noSi Sj Ss 1; 5
lanLlnti - -. AaoIll e0us = . =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

~ gHR. RrSRR ias>.fallng sIo1ly with
~ ~ tsss ana qsaFiz = hall q AStsF n ths5i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
FHE GREAT ENGIIsH RRAFRDY.

n D. Pdyslsida EztrdSr Eia6ry 70 Il!
''' 'iIlIAa-.H NHG)J
This invaluable Incidence Is the care
'of AID aaagetahs al i d 4 6i5G
thofemAls constitution Is subject It modbrates all
sfcSsi t1d FsPV9XHI 81 sps
TO MARRIED LADIES
Is peculiarly guited, II viii, 7lplA abort time,
bring On the mppthly pe5led with regularity.
ach bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govern,
nent Stamp of Great Britain to prevent eounterfts
d.iCAUTION.fs ~
Th q Pills should not be taken by fenAles durin1
tie FIRST THRRB MONTHS q PrrETnSSlncy, a. thov
arp sure bring on hi5ct+iige, but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases of nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue On sliEht sxerton.
P4lpitation Of the Heart, Hystsries and whites.
these Ills will effect eprs .Whm all other means
have failed: and Althoush 5pqfpftui remedy, do
not contain iron, eSi6aiSl abfmohSs or anything
|hgrtful to the constitution.
"a Pull directions In hepamphl6t around eSeh psbt
agp'Hghieh sliOuid DO carefully preserved y (
Sole agent for the United sEat sj and OanadAs.
JOB MosEs, q oortlGddt ST., Ny.
H.sB-$l.oO and six. postage stamps, enclosed to,
any authorized agent viii insure b6ttlS Containing
hfty Pulls by returnmafl.i iiB kl,f
2or galeby LAgGHLINs& BusHRIELD,s q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
lair sDH AZ DYElEi
IL, BAsfeHfaIa9RtS
CEGEBRArED HATH Dye !

= lk ~ 4sisAe
sAstthes BeStt1nsIlISlHp lofIls
THR oNLYsHARM1Rss,' TRUE, u nj Il fLI1nT.t.
- iN'ap hDYR Known. ID q 4ss4 ls=sss
.ThiI spleadid Hair Dye 4 Slsss a..
aqsty EeFsy HAN, tnstantlE sssr Biss. d.
NatErat BrOlgn, without Injurlney tie Han d,
Staining tbs Skin, leaving ths Isa Son BsSSti.
~ lnpart4 fresh Vitality fts
pristiRe color; and iTeettAts iho IN
pyes f & iagagliis ilEtsd
aAl othsE4 aFt mere imitAtipRs aud seul 81,
avoided Sold BY an prusgists, Sc. 'EACEe
PARoLAY-sT5 N. ~ .,,.,;sy.,
e1eheAor'S New Toilet Cream for
Prsssing the Hair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

AS-lNeESprARIsW.-The barn of Mr.
John BogggRp Lloa sogpshipj Washington
county, Pa, vas. .destsoysd by Ores few
days ago. The barn was we'll flled with
straw and hay: NJ. Beggs' loss was fully
$4,000. Fouelhsad Of horses and several
h'ad,otiestsIs Nese ID ths barn when The
IRE was discovered; but were rescued.
These we're placed; In the stable Of Wu.
Slst, on the same place. .andiau aasuesess-.
t1l attempt was made to fss IL the loll6R
ing evening. A few evenings afterwards
another attempt MAS made ito IRE il, but
was frustrated by ii tmsly discover. TEe
'neendiaFy has bot been Abpfe6snded, but
1t Is to be hoped, that jhstiee 5lMilf yetoysr.
t4AttSsaa'zs aiGg ii5as-5stiasS t.ctlflisfi PSI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

4aksoASEP TRolf Eilas GHAIs. Cane.
a man'Searing The D9!raishslSsisal name Of
"oodeoek and another bird Of nnattrae.
i've plamags yesterday got Tired pipiDei
IN the cage which the chain gang Afforded
them, aud took their flight. sTks sabe.
vas employed rs head g l 9f- Fifth street,
S1a while the Attention. of the overseer
vas esttraeted IN some other quarter, the
poultry above desoFi6ed broke Heir chains
aud escapes: they had not been winged
at last accounts, 1850 Ill -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

hon. J. N. Morris, of Illinois, i, under
STOOD TO be the author of the bioeraphicai
stetc6 Of IGepI yGsaat Which appeared ia
s9s Nauonal lptsiiEsncer On Monday
43 aEttss..t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

Don't forget the place, No. "a, Monroe strsst
Wheeling, West VifRiniG ~ ~
nr41T div !, , FisTea siHs(3IYpiF1Sf ~, 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
Ron Sal.e 8.

= .eE BsSEoGa Goe4A6s 70 g u -
NHE S1bseEibsE oilers fas sale tEact % land IL
bathAay, sEcose eo0nty ". v, eentaining ssTslfy
ss9Sa farm . N good eoudlkIol, has Two 6tStle
dwellings. two RSlll pure Jat6l obsrn "a stSSiS
i sd other gsesllAEy out bpildinS AisS 4 F5ood
yS9ns Appls QEeaaI1 utsInilE SstEoeR . ~
~ treo1. IAlfll l. y EyNTflHU
ms aSsed Bethany, BaoOks O., VIVA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
CELEBRATED HEKB MEDICINES

~ OW for the first time introduced into thiS
~ country, have been successfully used TO-,
tWenty-s!x years IN Germany, and the rest Of Eu-
rope, and particularly efficient in the cure d
all chronic diseases. They are imported dire:
70 this port by the undersigned, and their eft;
cheney and safety |'an be relied upon with cor,
hdence They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
unequ.lsd for the cure OF letter, Asthma,
Headache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in Tie
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever. Chills and
Fever, Dyspepsia, ocrotua, Salt Rheum, CALI
Ger, Juundicc, Biliuusness,. Eruptions Of the
Skin, Piles Worms, Dropsy, ErysIpelas, SWELL
seases caused by impure blood or imperfect
PROF. WUNDRAMs RHEUMATIC
POWDERS, a sure cure tor al Rheumatic
complaints. Gout III particular.
PROF. WUNDRAMS EpILEPTIC REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for the
certain cure Oft this terrible complaint.
PROF. " u n URA NJ S VEGETABLE
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sentary: Red and White Flux, Headache Diarr
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PROF. WUNDRAMs HERB TEA, n
pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick AND
convaIcsccnts, also for Dlspeplics, and those
afflicted with nervousness: [
PROF WUNDkAM's TAPE WDRA
PROF. " / NDEAM's TOoTuACuE
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply TO
JULIUS DIEN ELI, Dentist,
145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office
between 81. AsaIh snI Washington SITS,
alexandria, \as
81 King ST., Alexandria. Na
J.. R. TlERPOLNT, $. 4. corner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06


Mr.. Hunnicutt repeated that slaves were
free wherever the Federal arms went, and be
was glad Of it.
Mr.. Kcllam said if that was the case there
would be q worse war raging soon than the pre-
sent; it would be war between the negroes and
whites; that the speaker was uttering abolition
sentiments. Much confusion eDsued, but order
being restored, Mr.. Hunnicutt proceeded for a
short time to argue against slavery, though he
said he was native of Sonth Carolina. lie
denied that he was for equality in the races,
aud thought thati was the white man 5 fault
II their ever was any equality After several
''pious impreca,ions' upon the head of Mr.
Davis and the leaders in the Confederacy, all
Of which he wanted put in the papers, he con.
Guided, and the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06

3hara would &c no Jafl1E5- -lio t'ioAoA''i5o -
,,ckbitiny IN this meeting Or IN the Conven
zion when il met; and after sundry and diverse
auofations from Shakespeare and the poets he
fook his scat amid applause.
- Downey, of Loudoun, rose to defend
what he considered On uncalied for attack upon
the body, over one branch OF which he presi
dod he defended the sixth section and
thonrht tiaas if man took the oath and did
not mean to keep it, he should be tried for pur
;ury and punished In response to the as
sertion CT one Of the speakers, that his re-.
marks were meant kindly to the legislature, he
would say to that gentleman, that it was like
the man who knocked another down and then
declared it was only a love lick.
Mr. Armstrong replied and denied the right
Of any body to require a test oath. 1t was in
composition to the Bill of Rights, and in OPP
position to the rights of frcemen. There were
men who looked upon office as their Cod and
fhese men considered themselves the only
simon pures He repeated his detestation Of
being challenged at the polls ky low characters
who could be bought or sold for te:, cents; and
said man must want to vote very badly who
would runthe risk of being insulted and de-.
graded, as. the provisionof the sixth section
anade him liable to be. lie said that he had
always Reproduced the action of the Virginia
Convention in passing the Ordinance of Sc
cession and had ever held it to he an outrage.
- Millarl moved that the meeting express
by a vote their thanks to the legislative body
in session in this place for inserting the 9th
section In the Convention bill. '3s1za ~
Mr. Mckenzie novel to lay the resolution
On the tabe-motion lost.
JOS. Gotten novel that the question lie
Gaken by a rising vote-adoptel.
The vote being taken, Mr. Armstrong was
the only one who rose when the noes were de-
manded
A stranger suggested that men should be
sent TO the Convention who had never been
questioned, and who had not been required to
take the oath-they were the true men
a motion to adjourn vas mace but mega
tived, and calls were made for Uunnicut Rev. J
who took the stand He was in favor Of a civil
govegnment-wanted to see all military gov.
ernors and all the aids Of military governors
IN their proper place, at the 'front.' whore
they could see the rebels, and, if possible, give
them the devil. lie had at first opposed the
division OF Vrgini,, but now acauie:ced in the
measurc-said that the legislature of the IRE
stored government was small in numbers
both branches being composed Of only eighteen
members, but Christ had only twelve when he
was on earth and the legislature therefore
Ia SIX more than the Sayinur- anl Il maulA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06

ta1O RE WARD.-Lost this morning, on King
DIU street, between Pitt and Payne streets, Il
Black Morocco POCKET BOOK containing
about S55 in S. notes; a pass signed ~ Lieut.
Col. Wells, and Safeguard from Gen. Nads-
worth: besides several valuable papers. The
finder will receive $40 reward, by leaving the
picket book and its contents at Stone: Book
store. [dec 5-3t] SARAH 3. MILAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06

GREAT PENNSY ROUTE
VI The quick est and safest route to the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Gov
eminent rates TO al the principal points in the
North and West. For tickets and further ia
formation, apply at the office Of the 'Great
Pennsylvania Route northeast corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tiona Hotel. Office open from u. m., to p.
M on Sundays to y. m.
Z. 0. NORTON, Agent
. WAS hin gton, oct Oily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-06

TEETH EAIEECIED W4IHUU1 Td1N'
yy7lTl lnnoxious Yapor by DocIt Is
w SIGEsMoND q HAYWARD, No I'll, KING
st.. inventors and sole manufacturers u lhr
A Y ESIHETIC INNOAlOUS VAPOk
not laughing gas, nor chorotorln nor ether
but strictly IN Annsthetic Agent: entirely liz"
from exhileratiug effects, and is. perfectly iar'n
less, causing quiet sleep with pleasant sens'.
ton and perfect nsenslbility 20 paisl
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 3, lSC3-This is 10 certu.
that we had several teeth extracted this day b.
Drs. S. 4 h., without the least pain whatever
and we can cheertully recommend TO every onc
who is suffering, this new system Of extracting
tooth GEO. &. HEWE Is, 81.
doc 4-tf ". + NDLRSON.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-03
TIE SLAVES OF PREJUDICE.
DEATH ROBBED OF HIS PREY.

- . =. I
There are queer people in the world;
people with the most absurd. unreasena-
BILE. and indefeRsible predjudices. For
example, we have met with individuals
who had morbid antipathy to anything
that was very extensively advertised,
no matter what might be its actual
claims to the confidence of the public
These excentrics looked with special dis
favor on advertised medicines. They
could not see, for example, in DIR. Hol-
loway's magnificent system of advertis-
ing, covering, as it does, all the mediums
of publicity which the world affords, any
thing but gigantic scheme of mere spec
ulation. True, they could not gainsay
the testimony pouring in spontaneously
from the highest sources, in favor OF, his
incompatible Pills and Ointment, but
still!they shook thcir heads and muttered
"humbug OF course there is no pos
sibility of arguing with men who won't
reason. The best way is to let them
alone Fortunately, such specimens OF
atupidity are z few and far between ia
this enlightened ora. The general feel
ing is, that if a thing is in itselfexcellent,
its virtues should be pr claimed to the
| forr wines, of heaven, for the benef
of mankind Hence, the preclamations
made by DIR. Holloway, through the en-
tire newspaper press Of the world, of the
| properties and operation of his remedies
meets with the coIdial approval of think
| ing men. The value of the preparation
as specifies for the various internal and
external complaints peculiar to different
climates, or common to the world at large
| is conceded, not only by the masses, but
! by governments, men Of science, and can
did observers in every walk Of life Can
such remedidies be too widely known
I'm BILE lssop.-- Gin. Colun,bfan.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-03
Legal Notice.

Benedict Clav plaiptif, against Michal Criss
Hannah Kelly aud others, came pending
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
( County, Ohio.
Michal Criss of baltimore in the state of
maryland, Hannah Kelly of the same place.
Mrs Wilson and Mr. Wilson her husband
Nrs krinper snd Mr. Kemper her husband
Mrs Brown eand Mr Brown, her husband #
the State OF Virginia, And N. G. Ball John
w. Ball, Anna Ball, Kate Bail, Thomas Ball
and Mary Ross of the state OF Texas, will
take notice that Benedict Clay filed on the
81 day of December 1868, his petition sgain. t
them in the Court of Common Pleas of Monro.
County Ohio, stating that on the llth day Of
May 1857 the said Benedict Clay, purchased
from Kelly Bali 4 co., us
4 he north west quarter Of the south east
!uarter of section twenty five in township two
81 Rang. four also the north east Quarter of
the south west qnarte Of the same section
sownahip, and range also with Eight. acres oii
the south side ofths south east quarter of the
north west quarter Of the same section, town.
ship and range also about Seven acres of the
east side OF the north west quarter ofthe south
west quarter of the same SECTION, township
and range, making ninety -four acres, more OF
less.
And also, the siad Benedict Clay, says he
has paid the purchase mony foI said real estate
and ptays the Judge ofsaid court, to compel
the deteudrnt TO com mpete said contract by
making him deed for said premises said
Canse will bo for hearing at the February term
of said Count, 1864.
q 70 81 .A.'l :" BENEDICT CLAY
Dec. 9. 1858 -sw
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Master Commissioners : Sale
john McCurdy,
against
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~ d @ against is1f
saa William Steel and others.
q BY virtue of n audats to ME directed
from the Court of Common Pleas If Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the courthouse
in the, town of Wooisfell, in said County,
between the hours of ten O'clock a. III. aud
four o'clock p. ,ln.. on 1A-T ~ aEsV
Saturday the 23d day Of January, 1864,
the ,fotlo wing described real estate tua te in
said county to wit
Being pat ofthe southwest quarter of sec
ton eight township six, range sssen, begin
ming for the same at a stake bearing south
one degree east from a stone planted a: the
nsnutheat corner of lot number twent live in
Staifor Sddistance 20 perches, thence south
one de' sc east S eventeeu perches Tia .ncs
southre eightyns degrees west s and 81
100 perches. thence north eight degrees east
l. ami l1-l00 perches, thence north ei ghty
nine degrees east z 4-10 perches to the be
ginning, contsinins one an one half acres,
mole or less a-.- -'.s,.. g
WIN. OKEY, Ms, Com.
Monroe Common Pleas
Dec. 25, 1853
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FOR SALE BY

G-H. Davenport Woods6eld; H. G. Kotzebu
Malaga: Christian Sander. Brownsville; Vanlaw
Alexander < Co., Cameron; John w. Barnitt,
Stafford; wageufeld & Co., Jacobsburg; Upton
&Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob 7. Morrill,, Claring
ton: J: II. & ]. F. Thornbury. Beallsville; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
uot the United St,tes ana Canada. :
JUpK1Ns & Hall, Woodsfeld, 0.
Jan. ;, 16GS.-ly.
Juiy Is, 1858.
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