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, 1864-07-27

l. morally; Fra0cie Conroy, A. side, alirht;
| Martin Fishbaugh, G, hand, slight; Harvey Cham,
eefaan ssoeaeI x en asyess M Callahan
HupnEp Asg IT.: e. ,;ps Tn9s T! SsI,
nier, b: Wm Il Anderson, =. Woundsd.Elrst
seret jos 3 Lewis, 3, severely: serSt Wcstbrook
Wilt So jgaa Aasnqs A2s4 p sWge!Ky; W. K;.rgsV w%
c, do; Corp James Zook, c, do: Albert De ffates 3.
s!R Ss,T sjSss ssf ass S;1o5 13Rf fse
deh, E, do; John " sharen. E, do. Jacob Rodg-
crs. +, do; Joseph Hamilton. E, slightly; Corp
Jamef p Hen Do Henry :y{,ah11! MsLanfein Raaa,ab
fpg5s .epco KerTin tsrs5 {, DO Ana1ew Boyd, Do;
Sf w sse y5Ss S5sa ba!sSs. L fsss Rasp
foen;g, a1; ifsss Z e.: Rishald sia Hos
h.rTan' Wm Ra1ef' % BtoI. Kennett's oM:rly; .ss
se.et Morris %ssit Rists; c. sss:t IT, so1T h.eos3 snt
Jonathan Ireland, E; Lewls johnson; r g; 3 s Zee
man, Hoanatd 20 45W% Ia1} 9i19GRi tS3gR 'ss e.
s9 t sibetsi bsGi efsn Pa2rsns M s 7he'
le t1teh sssy; C9rp BcseEe9 BMeaSP9
1isht shoulder, eighty. Co C-CorpJ II Lfppla
s colt, right shoulQef. sngntt tes" - an.L. +
neeR, @ lit t6ieh' desh: Theodore Ea, tieht thies
eishy; Ksadeph Held, right witt IT, ssvfTe{
= xes. severely: Geo Oldham, right breast, sc
d yerely; Corp Peter shaw5er, ngnt thigh and ooN
d eis severely. Co C-1st 5e1gt John keynosdl. )
Il severely in arm; 8ergt John Mcuart, severely I
+ lei stde. Co K-R 4 Ktddoo, leg b:oken; y
70 Mckee, left arm, Flight. r.,
= Corporal Isaac Stout c, LETT foot. severely; Jo9
Sts5ens, c. left ankle, do; James Wells, :, rlca
temple slightly; corporal Joseph Arnold, y, heat
l., severely; Geofse L. Boazns, p, LEFT Shoulder az
u Henry Helm, p seht:ssm. stShty: Th99ns
:. In th9rnb and r1eht arm, severely: Hem
2, Sal D, right side slightly; Elwood boTseI, ~
be h;east. dangerously: William Il. 6troot 3. hea
st slsch,Iy; s:!eeans Aaron G. Tice both tqigh
H. TMtar + co Do: James Enrlf1h, F, LEFT N
sTebtiy; Louis litter, F: fac, Do: Thos1as q,
mon, +. neck sovsEe's sohq Kelley +. lsn az
by slsaIy; Jacob shot7ns7' = 'eft leg' ae'ers'
, 1864-07-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
HAsn1xoros, Tuesday. July 26.
General Crook was attacked BY arabe'
force near Winchester, on Sunday, and
driven by way Of Martinaburg to Williams
port, Maryland. His old division had been
tnkcn from him By General Hunter, and he
had only militia troops in bis command.
General Hunter holds Harper's Ferry with
a very strong force, and there are no appre-
tensions that the enemy will attempt to cross
the Potomac.
, 1864-07-27
Ner 3nbert{sftl1f1l1S.

{.For Further Telegraph s=a Fourth P2gs-!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
FROM wAsa1NGroN.
Trad srEvBns WAkED


One of the most spirited debates of the
session occurred iu the House Monday at
ternoon. 1t was totally unexpected, aud
as is always the case al .suca times, hun
drsds of persons who would have given
the price of au opera. ttekst, to say the
least. to have heard 1t, were absent. A
member by the name of KEENAN,, who halls
from Utica, charged upon the admiutstra
ton the dishOnest act of paying the trans
p0rtatton expenses of civilians 60 90 home
to vote at elections, The charge was a
mean falsshOOd. Possibly Mr.. Ksruau did
not know it, tor he has not given evidence
this winter that be possesses brilliant
Intellect, and his conduct in making such
reckless charge affords proof that he is
not man of Judgment. He made hts ac.
cusation "on the authority OF clerk in
one Otthe departments" !" and woke up Thad
Stevens. have not heard-M -Mr. Stevens do
so well in debate this winter. Hs was a
good deal ike a reused lion, and one could
get very fair idea OF what the old man
must have Been in his best days. The
member from the Utica district looked a
little scared when he saw what an excite
ment he had created, aud especially when
the old man from Pennsylvania began 20
hurl his spithets at him. To have il in
einuated that he, Mr.. Herman, was SLAM
dersr, or even worse, liar, was rather
tough. Mr.. Stevens did not say it square
~, but heinsinuated very strongly. Pret.
ty-soon Pennsylvania. politics got mixed up
IN the debate, and then Broomall and Kel-
" from that State had brisk fight with
ons or two eopperhead colleagues of theirs
Take II altogether it WIS 6s lively run.
mug Redt,asl hsyas seen IN Congress- this |
winter or for many Wfnters, aud Il. Is nv I
opinion that il will be a long. time before |
MI Rernan or nnyoether opposition msm-sl
her OF the House will rush into debate 90
hlindly and reckfessly. It certainly can
not be pleasant to be so mercilessIy whip
ped as Herman was yesterday, unless He is |
80 fond OF notoriety that he would rather |
be paraded before the country in defeat
aud humiliation than not be mentioned At |
All. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
ran oOsDUor OF THE wAR.

The Committee on The Conduct Of the.
War ts quietly searching into The battles
Of Ghaucellorsytils and Gettysburg. and
Wfil soon look lfttls further sont6-lnto
the Florida reverse. a number of prom.
ipent Generals have bean bef0re TheUom.
mittss and some interesting informatfon-
has been ELECTED, bnt IttlssoE Which has
leaked into the daily neWspSpers. The
attempt of Gen. Stckles to ruin Geuersi
Msade,s character will fail. I,douit know
as ought to GharaCtetize his Ecto2dpct II;
this way, for believe be has been com
PEELED 70 appear before the COMMITTEES To
testify what he knew of the infringement
OF those battles. Gen. SiCkIes. hoveysr.
will md ffhfs own conduct at The hams ~
Gettysburg were attacked, that there are
Witnesses who 1c0uld tell some strange
stories of his conduct, unless have been.
greatly misinformed. 1t is eomparatiyeI1s
Easy TO eriticise the conduct of any GEN
eFai-easier thalsit 70 fight q successful
battle, by 4 great deal. Mr.. Gooch ma fie
q veFy hne speech in the House, Wo5day
AFTERNOON, N defeuse OF the Committee on
the coadaet OF the War, Of which Sc is a
Distinguished rsembeEs - : :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
FFesent Frospeet OF the Presidential
a5 a4zd EteetiOn.
sditors Of Me EpRni1q PosI

- "''l 1'utl9fs 81 tAe EREntag RoSt -
In July, 1860, for the sake of amusing
some .frtends, printed au estimate Of the
Fres'daaIla election. for that year. In that
estimate gave LiueoIu. liz and BrecIrin.
ridge and Company l24 eIsctorHl vatps
the actual resuls WAS, ls0 for the former
ticket and 123 tor ths elAtter. As another
election is approaching, yenIurelon an.
other guess; although earlier 10 the season
aud the contingencies perhaps greater
The electoral votes are according to the
new aPPortionment, and Include the new
states Of Colorado, Nebraska and Ne.
Vada. IT East Ten0essRe is admitted as a
separate sette, two additional electoral
Votss 10 represent the two United States
senators should be added to the Uuiou coll
umn. PsS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

Y = tII1llL3 U0a1lo the HboVo rptal.
9SXearly Advertising On raas1nahIe itbFufS aecoFs
dnE g the gaOs occupied and the CehanEoif
AnAdyeEttseRanlsf sfrom trAnliont porlouaons tranE
aE1sito be pad FIR Ia GdpGllos. ~ il =
CA<ds not exceeding i've HnoA EI6 per year
OF u for ax months, but tor shorter perili oShis
VII b eoRnted LA than q BquaFe.s - =
1ha prtIflegA pf Annual AtTartfSinor tiuaitsd T.
ne AdSeEtlorks aediaEa bsf elssIifi IA
eaverftSen1entl for the bunsht Of othsr prson1 ~
Gel e! al legal advertisements and at tlonnSuts
e sales and real esRta, ssnt In N them muGe
be paid foE At the usual rates -
rttGeInsnts not accompanied With ErtteA
directions, VIII b inserted until forbid md ear ~
aeoordinRy. t@-N - -
Notice q Political Meeting 60 bgelArgsdin in y
Marriages, tfsea9f Funsraisi AM Sliioncens IL
OF SermOa8, 80 espAs each. nuuvIi-'6s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

A letter fOm Gha.tanoega says tha,
place has become i toal-smsiline. stil,bv
satFfpOt for The shipping Of supplies p shs
mont. sSot cubic ineh OF PaPs air i
inhaled The stencil Of dead meies aud
horses Y slckening, While lhe sight 81. the
@patrid animals disgusts srsIybody. bis
sese e sPssadiog rapidty, and Il is lhsSfnR
tts eject upeu the sick IN h5spitsI, as
slaoYn ey. the large fneeease Of deaths lask
m0nthnaE thAt oE Efhs PrsEioas. 61s.3 J.
81 s&o54 d5tJzIg =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

Organization OF the Csn1.dsrate
H Army, March 40.
General BraxtOn Bragg, Cummander.in.
Chief, headquarters, Rtc9mQnd, Va; Geu.
eral :. Cooper, AdJataaf 4Iede. -
DEPARrxESr on y1RaIstA
General Robert E. Lee, comma Stiing.
headquarters With thearmy. s' %15ss
Seven divisions of intaniry9.. 40 60o
$50 pieces Of fartilIeEy.....,...: 5000
Fifteen regiments of Cavalry. fSS 600 80 600
at Richmond and vicinity, nnder
Gen. Elzeyi at Petersburg, Well
don, Goldsboro., Wilmington and
along the Railroad Setweeu Rich
mond and Wilmington, under
General Pickett and General Bar
cIay................... .................. 80 600
Under General ImoOden and Col.
Moseby, near the line of the Ball
timore aad Ohio Railroad, and in
Northern rginia.................... 5000
From Lynchburg to Abingdon, in
Southwestern Virginia, and
guarding the line of the Great
Southern Railroad from Lynch
burg to Lougstreet's picksts in
East tennessee, under hGj. Geu.
John o. Breokiuridge. 8 900
Total under Geo. Lees order......IsO, 900
DEPARrNEST OF rHE sou7aWssr.
General LeOnidas Polk commanding
headquarters Demopolis, near Selma, Ala.
bama;
Forces under General Joseph E Johnston
at Baton, and operating against Geueral
". 7. Sherman in Grants late depart.
msnt, ineIudiog ths corps of GeneraHI
Hardee, 10000 strong. part of which
was recently sent to Florida, aud the
cavalry under Forrest, Richardson, SD.
Lee aud Writ Adams. 600
Ia kast Tennessee, under General
LLongsIresi, headquarters at
DNii S'Ap'.'''.... 600
DEPAaTMsST OF THs GULF,
until recently, commanded by General
Beaaregard, headquarters at Charleston,
8. u:
Troops at Charleston aud Sayan-
nan --.-.' 80 600
TRANs-MIssIsstPpI DGpARTMENr:
Lieutenant GeueraltKiFby Smith command
DIVISIONS of General Price and
General Holmes, in Arkansas,
aud General Magru4er's Division
IN IeXas....:...., Is 600
DEPARTMENT OF TaE Gully.
at Mobile, under General Maury
and General ClAiborne............... 5000
Total number of dtssfplipedtrOops ans 600
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

hereby certify to the best Of my lnovledSs ~,
oe1le. -tns above named yuaFantors arc tti5S SSd
a. sscGEtss fer the amount for which snsv
80 = 70 's''isS'
To be certified by the United stn..- 6I-+------ =.
tor9sy, CosctOr Of 1ustouaS or ~ ots.S EFc'r ~
anser ths United StaLss Government a +.11oSSI
BILE person known 70 tnts ONCE '' u Fff'lA-
All proposals. received under thIs ,8v,.+t..,,.
~ Ss 9penod and examined at this ofice al WSD.
~ and SATURDAY OF each week. a 10 II
Btdders are respectfully Invited 20 be nrst AZ H.
opening Of bids II they dOSre. ,s'''t - '''e
l= =ss'- t "A. v. .BARRLNGHR
s,-L,. captain And Chief QuarteruIaStsr
I9uE1-s Department. oE West Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
Ryou do. uso
Hoofand's German Bitters! |!
FFoR J. ResOtoa BrO,O.., = =, Rastor Of.hs E,cv-
etgPedEa u RCtiOi0HS kRoI6ledqe

FFeR }; RsaOtoa Bro,Oa, ,. D, Eaitor OfsEs Eacv-
et9PedEa u RCtigi0uS knOS6ieGgc.
Although not disposed to avor or recommend
Ratent hedioiRss in general, through distrust Of
SneL ingredients and eReets, yet know Of no sum-
sset reason why nan may not testify 20 the beRfik
he b0ltsyes htmssf - have received nom any ampIS
peOpaEaa tAe h9p1 EhAi hS nay thaa contrib
ute 70 the benbnt af otheiS =
de this the more rsadiIyin regard T. Hooaand,s
6erulans BtttarHS pespared b DE-. O. n. Jackson of
thia city becAVas la5 PIE, iesd 6gntnsE them fSr
n3IAy yeAFa, unner ne 1pr.lel that they were
chiefly an alcoholic lhtLt1re. am indebted 70 ~
ntand kobert shoemaker, kBq.y Tor the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests aud for 6fo11rage-
msnt 70 trg them, when suffering from Frear md
long continued debility. The usa Of three bottIes
OF these BttteEG, Il th0 beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident rOlisI and restoration
20 degree Of bodily and mental Vigot which had
NOT felt for Ex mOnths before and hAa almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. thsr = ~ INK God and
my trtsRd 70 directing me % tn use u Insm
J.HA VI lNBROWN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
FORM OF pROPOsAL.

IEoNnJ COUNTY AID 6RAFE.I
DAf1.l
the undsrsigusd, do hsrs6y pfopOss 20 furutsh
Anu deliver to the uuitsd states Is the ouHrtSr-
Of your adVertissmsnE inviting prooosSs sor s,r
dated Cumberland, Md.,-1s54 the folIoTins
., 153 = Of Corn, In sacks at-per bushel
o,Tsa ~ Of ysts in sacks, at-psr bushel
noa1,i- .F0ns Of baloa Hay at-=psr ton Of 9, ,OcO
pounds. Pa -A'l Sol Sl z'sUV
delivery 70 commence on or bs6oroitl,. La, :,
- and % By eomplstea ! 4 = sb6ijfe tSs
DAY 0f-----la6S and lIgs5iE -,
good and approved security WITHIN tno SoSco f ~;
days after being notified that my bid has been Sc
Yoarop'., servant. e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
Capt A y. BAaaIHsEa. Chief ouarroruarstUr tjsT,,
ment OF West YifEniA. Uum0ee.and, "a. -.
GUARANTEE.

GUARANTEE b GA
we. the undsEGiEned, .FsaI,isnt8 of----tu In the
county uE--, ana state Or p,r,l,v i,,;,,SI
and seystany covenant with the United sr,tss and
snaEAatse In case thS G1eeg0ias bid of-EEb
aoGSPtea that he they viii vTiESIn fsn 49,, -
n acceptance Of said bid execute the conIr,,E s
tns ha1s with good and sufficient suretI.s In =
ain tqqal 10 the Aount OF the coufract ID furGis
Say ysrttssmenE dated ---- 1854, under which ibs
oia was made, and in case the --shaiI flii ~
sntet INTO sontrGct ~ Aforesaid We EuRrautse q,
make gOOd the difference bseV0ei, n =
saiI and the nexE lowest responsible Liddrr
oF Ihs person To whom the eoutr4et may be esgSr,Is
-1sGA - la may OIL
Witness:
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Aallgg attlliaEufrr
FEnSIs. or ADV;TlE5,RITIsIUies.s

3RlEV1SoEID LGH1s on NoHRAREn, toa onR TlCE ION
GL1sss lEl SoU4RE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERSl
Those havinO Friends in tba. A,r,,,

We call the attention of all hAVing relations or
nteE49 IN The army 70 the JGet that ooHAnd's ier.
ma bttterT viii sure ntns-tenths Of the diseases
ipdueod By exposure and pEiVations incident 70 camp
ltts. In the hstsI publtah0d almost daily In The
RsHsPaPerID On the arrival Of tina alex if win bo
noticed thRt very large proportion are sufferinT
from debility. kyery ease Of that Kind en- bs
readily cured BY H0OiAnd's German Bitten, Die
eAses resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
atating that Ihss0 RtttaEs were freely used anonR
our SoldisP4 hundreds ct HVsl might be saved thHk
utheFEho R0u16bS lest - - : 4-E-l-asL
WScalI particular attention to the following ro-
raaEkabls sad well authenticated GurU Of one OF the
aation's heroes UhOlSlifo, to use hIs own language
i"hAS been saved ~ the BtttErs."
PHnADHIPA1A, Aug I'd lss2
= MEs1A1. JONES hTANBs-WelI, gentlemen, your
HOOdAnd's German Bitters hha nayei N HfS iTbSr,
= no mistake IN thia. II e Vouched for BY numbers
Of my eemTadea1 same OF Whoas names are appended
apd who were eogniERnt Of all the CruumStancSs Of
my case- all, and have been for The last four
ysa1, = member OF 8harman'u ceinbrated battery
and under the Immediate command of Rptain n i.
AyoE8- Through the exposure attendant nnon nv
AEuneu4 dnaess WAs At1AGksd in November Ia q
With Inn3 Of the lnngS and Has for seventy.
tTodAys In the hospital This was followed by grost
oentStyS hsightPnSI By an attack Of dysanterT. 1
70 this city On board the Estate Of Malnsp y from
which landed 90 the 2Sth Of Juns since that tim0
m oeen ABOUT as ioG as any could bO and
Wa1 scarcely able 70 swallow anJthina nd ifI a.
force moEael down, Is WA Immediately thruERfRp
again.
esuld not eTsa ksep ElaSs OE water an nav
stomach. Llfs could not laSt under sdeh cireuH-
stanees; and accordingly. the Physicians who have
been EoFHnG aithfnlly, tnenGh unsnecassfnlIy, 70
roscue me nom the grasp The dread AFShar frSaE
u told ne the5 could do more for me- and adV. Cd
ne 70 So elsEgynals and 70 make luGh dSposition
Of mY limited funds q best suited me N SeaSint-
anes Whs ViAite4 mo ~ the hospital, ME Frederick
stetnbroWa, OF sixth street, below Arch, advised me-
a. toftorl hoPes t3tTy your Rittars And kfadIv
pEoeured ne pottio. Rrom the tins / commenced
tAking them the slo6my shadow Ofdeath rocodeds
s2a ! an nov, thank God tor IL getting b6Stsr.
2noagn nave taken but tive bottlosI IhaI6 already
gained teR pounds, aud Eel SanEufno 81 beIn pSr
Enitted 70 Eeoin ny wits and daRg ghtors lr0m whom
have heard nothing f6r eighteen naoufhss fOr FsF
1tenaenl am lbyal FtrtnfA1, trpua the TfenfSv oS
Trent k5yl. 10 jour invaluable Hi kaf1 0I55 the
eertAtnty ofItto which has taken kAs plScS fTaSuS
eAEAf0 o1r BittoEs viii oHo the ElorfSus 1riTi-
lege OfagAin efhsptng 10 my bosom thuSS Iho -. ~
doAEsSe % no In nIa. fRy truly yoaTs,
ISAAC MALONE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29
The ADJOURNMENT,

The Republican members of the Hooss
are trying very hard to procure final adj.
tournament before the COnVentfou meets.
but there is 1 brisk opposition in the Sen!
ate. The Senators are accustomed 10
long -winded speeches, and will hardly be
ready TO adjourn on, the lst day of lone.
lt en- adjournments dossinos take risesS by;
thGt time, IT cGun6t wen occur iii a6out
the LIST of JuIy.
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aaN. GRANT AND PREslDRAT 1lnooLS.

Gen. Grant got into Washington last
night and is of very soon foe the Army Of
the Potomac. ae carries himself mod
estly as usual, though it is easy 10 see
that he is getting used to homage. The
people like him vastly, aud believing him
to be the greatest general we have, will
persist in worshipping him Lincoln and
Grant are on cordial terms of intimacy
with each other, and seem determined to
remain SO. Gen. Grant tells Ltucolnts
friends that he never will run against him
for the Prrsidency-tha he would not
take the nomination ifhe could get it, &C.,
SO. No doubt the General is sincere in
the utteraucs OF these sentiments. Mr.,
Lincoln feels certain of the nomination
next June. don't believe he has doubt
upon the subject. Nor does he attempt to
conceal bis pleasure over the prospect.
He 10 no hypOcrite, and does not try ID
make people believe that he is unwilling
TO be President for another four years. fHs
wants to be aud expects to be-. No one
can tell yet, however, what the resuluSill
be, though the Convention is not far off.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-29

2 sPRIN6 TRADE, 1884.
AHRRCHANTs Pam,I;s.
U1 Manufacturers, Physcians,
are respectfully invitsd to sSsmi,s onr .,,.
-fits Of 'tiAAS "Ht large stock
Drugs, Paints. o,,.
GrUcers Goods, Notions, t$iSsSH.r,
sp cess, and
PATENT MPDT0THPS
S OE SAFE NJ the lowest cash pricss, Eur Cash and
WHITE LEAD IN OH
various brands Including nj aneho,- pIt.
buEgh, Baltimore PhIlalelphia &c =
TOT sA's py r. d LOGAN s CO..
and LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
mr9 Wholesale Retail DrpEgists, WhsSSiSSg.
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CITIzENSs
.Firs.Matias & Life lasassGojl
OF WHEELING. VA.
nHHCTORS

John LIst I. s polaplaia, Afchasl Reilly.
!ac06 Berger, ;. n Norton, Fhoa SWsansy,
Hg This Company il owned S68 managed hv
many Of our most wealthy and Influential NefS
Snanta. Their once has lately been ran0Tod % No
:, aeLurs House B1ildings and 4 nally oFEAntEOd
6nn Tl prepared to taka niakB on Frame and Briek
S4liGlugsl Manufacturing Rstablishmanta stociE q
1eEsnAudt1os Household Furniture, GG. Ec on
91lM q Steamboats, Barge8, EIaEb0atl, and khsIF
saEgOes, upon the WGstarn FiTurI M ~ skeST,SIi
steamboats and Sailing Esssala aud fheir eST-osS
u9n tae Ake: aso on LVeas At reasonably laW Fatos
WV. sHRTYER, sec'y. = '.--s' "a
dso4>ly =
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no ALcoHOL on BAD WH1aKl
Hoofand's German Bitters! !!
PuRELY EEaETABLR,l

EPuRELI EEGKTABLK,). -y<-.
Hosts Of ignorant euS6hs and SnsSripuIeu. adyaD-
tuFeES, have opened upon sudsEing humanity the
hsod-gatea OF N0strums In the GhapS of poor whisky
ytlsly 0oupOanded'Wtth iniuF1aR lFiaEs and chf a.
tened TONES, StomSGhics and RiIteEI.
BEWARE Of the Rnumetable array OF AlcohoIia
preparations n pleEhOFie bOktles and hlRhbelIIed
kegss under the modest appsllatioR Of bttsrs which
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