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SE w INV Nh Z N ~
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BALSAM
OF
WfLD Gil

One Of the oldest ana most reliable rem
edies ia The world for Coughs; Colds,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Dif-
6culty OF Breathing, Asthma,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, 1.
Cronp and every A ffeciion of the THROAT
LUNGS and CHEST. including even
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILDCHERAY
So general has The use OF this re medy
become, and so popular rs il everywhere
that IL Is unnecessary 10 recount its virtues.
It's works speak for it, and find uuerauce
in the abundant and voluntary testimony of
the many who from long suffering and set
'iled disease have by its u-e been restored
TO pristine vigor and health. We can pre-
sent a mass OF evidence in proof OF our
assertions, that
CANNOT BIZ DISCREDITEB
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-Four Head OF Mich Cows.

old in the spring.)
Four Head Of Mich Cows,
Three head of young CauIe, Sixteen head
Of Sheep, Seventeen head OF Hogs,
One ttOo-horse tread poWer Threshing
Machine,
One Manning Reaper, Two Two horse wag-
ons, Zone entirely new Two Top Bnggies,
One one horse Spring Wagon, Two sells Of
Double Harness, Three sells of Light Buggy
Harness, Two SIeds, Ooe Sleigh, Flows,
Hanows, Culiivalors, Horse Rake, Forks
and Shoveis, together with a great variety
OF Other farming utensils. Also,
TWenfy-Seven Acres Of Wheat in the
Ground,
Grain by the bushel and Hay by the tup.
Also,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE,
Consisting Of Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Cor
ner cnpboards, Chairs, Carpets, Beds and
Bedkirg, Clocks, Stoves and Cooking Uten-
sils. a lot Of Earthsn ware and Qaeensware,
a lot of Barrels and Tubs, together with a
large variety of other articles TOO tedious TO
MENTION
Sale TO a. 9 O'Clock of zach
day, when conditions will be made known
and attendance given By
HENRY TTTENBENDER.
October 10, 1854.
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CHARLES G. Y,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO., PA.

WILL practice in the several Courts of
w Columbia county. All legal business
inirusied ID his care shall receive prompt
attention.
E,-Un Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over Miller's StoIe.
ArriI 10. 1884.
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Public Vemdue
Valuable Personal Property

YVHE subscriber having made arrange
Il mems to move West, desires TO expose
at pubsic vendue all his personal property,
on the premises in Fishingcreek township
Columbia county, OH
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10
& IL, 1854,
comprising
TWO VALUABLE HORSES,
THREE COLTS, Zone coming three years
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The present high price OF paper, labor,
printing material and every article enter.
ing into our business, has compelled US to
look TO a corresponding advance 10 our
charges. Hence the undersigned, PUBLISH
tsrs in Bloomsbury, will on and after the
list Of September, 1864. make an advance
of FJ7ylper cent. upon old rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square OF eight ines I time 100
" 3 times, 1.5O
q uaa. e ] month, 2 90
- &c 3 months, 4 so
q 6 500
e q e. {" year, 10 90
Execu,of's & Administraior's Notices, 100
Aud ;tor,. Nor;ces. eco
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
Blood Stock for Sale.

WIZ subscriber will offer the follovinV 1rr.-Io-
blood and Breeding Horse Stock n pnbiIr y ~
a. MS resi- dence In Mt. Pleasant JedferSon eonntI
vnIos on SATURDAY, the 25th OF june Is6i 81
10 commences at O'Clock P. NJ: saw
LoT NO odd Stocking, eh. m, yrn. nv aI.n
SIe,SSA 1 me trotttng mare Fanny owned bv M
togA. wv " Elylng Ria
No. 2-Jennie-ch. m. by Glencoe, dam Mor,t.n.
~ JaoEgan Tiger, foAl at her foot by PH
w; die vernon b. m. yrs by InyinrthI.
oGtn Jessie by TuckAh0o. RoGI as above
no S:-Aorgiana, b. m. IL yrs. by Moran Ti1sr
vPSIoF brood mare Roal a. shove, o
,N.o-Lady Russell, b. m. 10 yrs, bv ChamrIor
Duck = hATG; Good road, brood aud farm mGre
~. e.-beLe Barton, CHI. m. IL yrs, BY BnSInp,
uG M ~ BUCK She 10 the dam OF Rob Roy. "a >
-: Ane ABOVE mares have all been bred Il PIvtn
breeders. Ut' anu are hne
No T-Ves.a, '. m. = yrs, by Black Hawk o.,
uAHn amy Eusler. Very promising
NO. S-tanny and Lucy, matched bay ri..s,.
S ~ Ut, oy TuekAhoe. Superior Foadster teSTo'
e. ~ .SSiiIIPflnee, Oh. g. yrs, HIAtoEa Very 6ns
bo 10 iO.-Fred, gF.E. Us. BLACK Hawk. Saddle
Iwi also oner two very valuable vouDs ,,o.L
sS1., -, hob Roy, eh. b. yrs. by imp. BonnIS
eCoUAno, dam Belle Barton, and ManSdsTd r -
II oy Tying aiatosa, dam by Ky. John RIeb.ris.
10 number OF Flying HIatoga's eoItO-in Al Z
ety oesraole IeleotIon, made with the yIeT ~
me opportunity IL rare to obtain the most v.,,-
liz ia "'oOd' Terms easy.
4oo ~ -s... .raH D.. Il. upORdp Am
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
Commissioners Sale

NF the property now known a. the "Krarer
~ House." on the east side Of Main street and
the lots on Market street In the rear thereof on
Saturday the Sd Of July 1:6A At tie front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court far
Ohio county, In q certain cause therein dspondtnC
wherein Francis D. ChaplinO 10 complainant AID
ChApline, deceased, and Mary =. Lynch, are defend
Ants, shall sell, a. special commissioner. A. Ii.
front door Of the Court House. for Ohio eonnty On
Saturday the I'd Of July, 1854, IeommencItsS ala
sale At 10 O'clock, A. n. to the highest and bvsi
bidder At public auction, the fOoWfpE real ust1tS
in the said decree particularly mentioned and dSI.
cribOd, situated in the city Of wheeling that d Il
say two thirds OF the lot numbered thiEty.nina-
S9-tTonung tortyIour,-44-fest, on the east sidS
OF Main street, and extending back Of even UInIh
eAatWArdy from said street, hundred and thirty
tSo-la2|Ieet, being the property now known aS tbs
kramer House, also part of lot Numbered ons
hundred and eiEhteon-1lS-belnK twenty two
2-feet from the south aide Of SAID lot fronting On
Market street, and running back OF even Iidtb
aiHty-Ssyen-6I-iOet; also lot numbered one Inn.
dred and Observation-Disclosures on 6EId NsyEst
street. eiXtysiE-S6-feet, aud running back OF even
width sixty Seven-61-feet. The aid parts of iotS
numbered one hundred and eightsen-1is-and COS
hundred and ninetSan-1le-VfII be nold n to1r
separate pAEeSlS Of tWGnty-tUo-9-6oSt frost
TERMS oPsALE.-ThoO one anh-1-p.rt oftA,
PnEehaSe money In cAIh, and the rsmAInInR n.
nth parts in four equal nslaInsonts paTHbiS IN SI
twelve, eighteen and tWsnty-Eour monihG. Vith n
frost from the day Of 8Ale tire purch Mr. 10 riT,
bond for the deferred inStAlmantS; The COmmiSSSa.r
to retain the title until the purchase money GhSl
have been fully paid. JAMES g. WHAT.
Nay 30th, 1854. Qn) Special OommISsI11.r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
Another Scare on n Large Scale
From the MorrnntoWI, pnSt

LAST Sunday night added another raid(2)
to the many that have occurred at this
place. At about 20 minutes of II O'Clock,
p. NJ, after the citizens had all retired,
two horsemen came dashing into town
With the report, "the rebels are cominR!"
This was enough. The news spread like
wild6re. No more questions were asked,
and every body commenced making prepa-
rattous for big Eight or swift flight.
On inquiry it was ascertained from the
messengers that a body of rebels, number
not known, had made a sudden dash on
the railroad, between Grafton and Fair.
mont, capturing great many horses, and
destroying government property, and that
they had surrounded Haymond's church.
in Taylor county, at 10 O'Clock that moro.
Jog, capturing several horses, while the
people we're engaged in worship.
The scene that followed can well be I'm.
agined. Squads were to he seen standing
on every street corner, all clamoring ut
once, and not two of the same opinion in
regard to any particular point. Scouts
were sent out on the principal roads lead
ing to town, horses were being buried
away as fast as possible, women were cry
ing, and every where was hustle aud con-
fusion. The militia were ordered out, but
1t was like trying to rally lot of IOoodsH
meH-some had no guns, aud those that
mad had no ammunition; others had various
excuses and organization was entirely out
OF the question. -
Thus the excitement continued aba,ed
TIL nearly morning. now aud then bearing
AFesh rePort-some starting the rumor
% tue tIect that they numbered four thou
sand under command of Bill Jackson.
The scouts came 10 about 3 O'clock ~
Monday morning. aud reported 40 rebels
in sight, and could hear of uone.n The
fever then slowly subsidized, and mos, of
the people went 10 bed, though q great
many determined to "see the thing
through" and did not leave the street al
all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

ANDREW JOHNSON, the Union nominee 70,
Vice President, is empbatically a man Of
the people, who has risen by his own msr.
its to his present position, and now has
the prospect of the second honor the couu.
try can bestow. he was once a tailor,
and we doubt not good one, as he has
been since a good governor and a good
democrat, and since the war broke ont a
good Union man. His nomination is not
only tribute to personal worth, but a
jast recognition of the war democrats who
prefer country to party, and as such il
ought to be and will be appreciated. The
ticket thus strengthened is a good one;
And all the ouens are of success Mt the
election next tall. The people mean n
have il 80 and it will be difficult to disap.
point them.
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Commissioners sale.
sarah Brown, Ct All

s.r.b uo,,.,,. T.......... -, In ohnuesry.
TNpurSuauee ola decree Of the Clreni. oour, e.,
Ohio county, rendered on the 9lth day Of Nav.
1eo4, Gnd directed to the updOrSignOd a. Sprcisi
SommisdoneTs We will sell At the front door n ~
So1It House Ohio county in the city Of WheolinE,
On me 9th day Of July, 1884 (eommonetnE IA III
at 10 O'Clock 4. Nj 70 the hiEhssE Ana bSst 49,,
pnoLe aueti1n, the following real estate In Said
oeeISo particularly mentioned and described SIEu-
ated In The city Of Wheeling, that il to saJ. Lei
NUMBER thirty-one-S1-on the west ode Of MAG
trest' between Warrington and Adams 1treet IA
mat part Of the city Of Wheeling called Nortb
MneehnEi Also the south half Of Lot number forty.
SeTen-4I-dtuated on the east side Of Non StrSyt.
y worth Wheeling, botWSop Jefferson and MGdiSon
Al. TERMS OF sALE-TWenty-9o-po eentuu Of
INC INC pnIen9se money In cash, and the remainder in
LgGE eqnA instAllmentB payable in ak, twelve
elfnLeen and twenty. four months from the dHV of
~; Gltn Interests the purchaser or purchasers SiT
ttnS o9no Win good personal security for tho d
iSLed ingtAlmsuts the Commissioner to FatSI1 ~.
HiS until the purehASO money shall have been fully
- JAAE9 9. WHEAT,
,,,a,,5 bAAUBL IRWIN,
-sN4N bpoehl Commissioner.
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q. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

Doora Bon, s5 Dtf let Coz SS0T Of the United
Hall woodward virgins: at Hhesng Spring
pursuance OF an order Of sale isSu from the
= CIfFks once Of the District Court Of the Unltod
S 1IeS LOT the Western District Of Virginia. At
wheeling In tho above entitled cause, | viii on
66oeSday July 18th, 1854, on the premises, at NSV
C C station Of the Baltimore aud Ohio RAILROAD
company, In Hampshire county. West Virginia, SeII
pToi,e anetioa TO the big est and best bidder,
SSla land adIoinS the land Of Robert n SheetS an
Tue vest the heirs OF James RAris deceAsed an tha
Sou 9t; eha Angus W. McDOnald on the east and
ateoalnS TO the Greek, together with the dTelilnS
house ana other Improvements thereop n, commonIS
An W - "Aail WoodWard'S Tannery"
q, Aha on "Wednesday, July 10, 1884, At Piedmont
5S1tAHon OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rnilroad In
hampshire county, West Virginia, viii seII Al npb
GS1ct1on, To the highest Aad best bidder ths fol-
H'SI hots with the improvements thereon, Situ
soa ~ me town OF Piedmont in said county min.
anu sI1tyone'-01-SAch fronting tEentT.6Ss
hSH on t9itd street and running back to The 1oTtb
St 81 the Rotonl2o river, and Lot numbSTSd
running back to Third Sfreet. NV SAAs'' Ano
Terms Of BAls-Ca1h
9~le 70 commence At 10 o'clock, Am.
T.a.d E.A. NORTON
U. B. hAr8hAl ". d, of Va
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THE Baltimore Convention was two days
ia c1npl9;lny its work, but it did it
we'll. Tue platform adopted is not long,
but it is to the point. Il obtained the uni
verstl aul hearty Endorsement of the
convention, aud will meet the ideas
of the great mass of the Uaioa men
of the North, under whatever party name
they have b retofore been enrolled. Ifuhe
radicals desire the extinction of slavery.
surely the third resolution is strong enough
to suit the most ultra abolitionist 1t does
not falsely state. like a resolution of the
Cleveland platform, that slavery is dead
bot meets the facts as they exist. and tells
US what We have got to do. Slavery still
exists, but it must be destroyed. This is
the fact and this the intention, which
thoroughly and truthtuIIy covers the whole
ground. The frst and second resolutions
which demand the suppression of the re
bellion BY force of arms, aud refuse any
compromise or settlement, except on the
grounds Of unconditional surrender, are
equally plain aud 10 the point, aud only
re echo toe general sentiment of loyal men:
Toe other PIauks of the platform are eau
ally strong, patriotic and popular. A set
OF resolutions adopted by convention OF
delegates to represent the great republican
Union party OF the country, would not have
expressed less, it is difficult to see how
more could have been said to advantage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
Something New,

DR. J. A. BoICE,s ANrI-DYsPRprIc AND
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only certain cure
tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Jaundice DISEASES
Of the kidneys: Chronic or Nervous Debility, and
Stomach or liver, such as Constipation, Heartburn
NAusea, Illness and Weight In the Stom aeh, Sour
Beiehlngs, Rullness Of Bio d to the Head SINKING
or Futt' ring at the PIT OF the Stomach Suffering
9nd "a ptAtion Of the Heart Dull Pain in the Head
Hands and SOles OF the Pc t, Asthma, NeuralRIS,
ADD TWitchiug Of the Nerves. Also an Efectnni
hemedy IN FemAle Snppresslons, IrregularitIe and
Weaknesses.
Many testimonials Of Its cures might BIO given,
put the best evidence Is trial Of Its VIrtu,s Bold
oy Al tne Drug lisIs IL Wheeling and Bridgeport
Prepared by B0'oB 4 WILLIAMS,
Jell-t Wheeling Island, Wet Virg MA,
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mysl.td
Commissioners Sale,
NarshAlI B. OlaSou anal vIf..

L1nAlA D. Olason and wife
-. ". Sin ChNDosFH
Martha A. sAnboVn and 0thsrl. -1'"
pursuance offs decree OF the Circuit Court for
Sn ne t4th Day o. Nay, 1854, will sell on Satur.
me second day oftuly, 1s6I at the front doos
o. ne Court House for Ohio county, a 10 O'clock
A. the following described real eEtats In lbs
S ~ ~ mheelng, VIZ: Al that parcel Of ground
on the east side Of MAiu street. in aid eity
Ap1 designated on the plat thereof a. Lot No. hTs
y IN square No. dx-8-inciuded in the EolIWiuR
DOneaSle1 % wit: beginning n the southwest cor.
n 81 tne brick warehouse ON aid lot formerly o.
eGPlea oy JACOB MitehOIl-And nov occupied By
AlSAAneeE Turner and William TAylor-thenco Il
TEent enSo9 Main street 1G2 feet, more or less 70
tnC eastern boundary Of SAid lot thence along rAd
.-.S :, poundAEy oo% feet, moro or IOaI. % the
~. 2dS o. Mulberry alley thence along the south
s.oe 81 mulberry alley 70 the east side Of Main
SeSS inenoo along the east GidO Of Main street 70
ne q oSginnlng, so1S feet, more or les.
EARhS OF SALE-One-EJurth Of the purchase
SaGney 70 De paid In eAlh on day Of lAle, Aud the
IN three equal instalmentB, payable In one,
Two And three years, with Interest from day OF sale;
me PurrnASer giUng bond with approved pSrSOoSl
9eeuEty ior the deferred pa yenta and the tiEIs
oe retained a. further security until the Whsls Of
Lne purchase money e paid; and the purchaser 70
pey o. Al taxOS assessed aald real estAsS
l"r me year 1854. DAhIEL O. LIST,
myS1-Ia Com uiSSion@r.
LOB FRENCH ORGANDIEs, J1Ss TSeSITSd 81
~ "gAA TATL0R
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

DEATH oHsCAPT FI1oH.-We learn from
the AOrgantown Post, that Capt. E. P.
Fitch, A @ n 10 the Army of the Poto.
mac, died on the 3lst of May, within Is
miles of Richmond Nothing 10 reference
TO the particulars of his death has been re.
ceiVtd Capt Fitch was 3 partner 10 the
firm 30 Fitch & Scott, and was highly re.
speeted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
The NteenrOd House.

sls place 70 undergoing alterations which ,,,n
!. tn nne drives and Walka and fishing Eron1do. -
% converted into Seminary, Ghich NAV ~
Lle 1S 70 accom- nodate from 100 TO 200 Stndc1,.
FRY - e-oe:S 0D4s Ea0 dPSoN. my3l-lm
9ss i,Si Glove. Linen Pans, Feather Ta11
reserved At ths T.[5s. side Sids and Tuck Combs JuIs
's' D.N1CoLL BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
Union N ominations.

lbs GopperheAd papers have already
commenced their abuse of the Union nom
iuse tor President aud Vice President
This was not unexpected. We should fear
there was something wrong if they did not
make an attempt to ridicule the Union
candidates and the platform upon which
they come before the people. This sort of
warfare constitutes their stock in trade,
and they will make tie best use of it pos
sible. The New York World leads the
way, aud will, ere long, be followed by all
the lesser lights of the Copperhead gang.
In late issue of that paper, in speaking
of the Baltimore Convention, the World
says: 's
1.-THE age of statesmen is gone the age
of rail spIitters and tailors, of buffoous,
Doors and fanatics, has succeeded"
Could any other than pure. unadulter-
ated Copperhead, write such a sentence
President Lincoln only "rail. splitter"
and Gov. johnson only tailor" Had
this writer lived 10 the days of Benjamin
FeAakltu, be would doubtless have stig-
AAAhAA-A AAtA ~ SHAy A4Hu PAAuASA
or Roger Sherman as Only a shoemaker.
National men need not hesitate to accept
the issue thus rendered by the Copper
heads. If the latter wish to enter upon a
crusade against the laboring classes, if
they are so enamored of slavery that even
free white tailors have become odious to
them, we rejoice that at last they are TO
stand before the people in their true light
as the enemies OF democratic republican
liberty and the friends of aristocracy. Here
are two meu whom the people have eleva-
ted frnn station to station as far as they
could; who have arisen from the humblest
rank in life. and by the force of native
strength of mind, have qualified themselves
to deal with the destinies OF the nation.
They have been popularity recognized as
statesmen for years asst; but now it is ob
jectsd that the one is rail splitter and
the other 9 tailor. - 20
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A CARD.

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE PATRIOTIC
L FAIR AND FESTIVAL having been completed
the undersigued dIfiidenIly assumes the general
1upeEintsndsnce Of the same as provided for, and
hopefully appeals to all bis fellow cit Eens-both
ladies and Rentlemsn-EoE their generous fOTbOar-
ance and cordial support in the eBsponsible and
trying position 10 which Il places him.
For the present be may bo iound at his place OF
business, No 81 Man street, where he will be glad
to TeeeUe suggestions or impATt information.
In few days general hVa6Q lArters will be estAb.
WIN. TALLANT,
Jel3 81 Chief MArShal.