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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

HELMBOI.D'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS!

COMPOUND FLuIB EXTRACT BucHu. Positive and
Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys
Gravel and Dropsical Swellings.
This Medicine increases tina powers Of Digestion. and
exctes the Absorbents into healthy action BY which
| the Watery or CalcareouS depostious, and oil Uu-
natural Endorsements are reduced, As we'll ~ Pain
and Inflammation.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02

Main T.. s' National %sIt s ssSt MGREGOR.
Wstch Repairing and Engraving Goods made to
order. All work warranted.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-11-02
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits
Dissipation. Early Indiscreton or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power.
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dmness of Vision. Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face,
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms, il allowed to 90 on, which this
medicine Invariably removes, soon follows
Impoteney, Faulty, Epileptie F;ts,
In one OF which the Patient may expire.
VIII" can say they sre not frequently followed by
those "Dreful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their SUFFERING
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS THE RECORDS OF TIE
INSANE ASYLUMs.
And Melancholy Deaths by CONSUMPTION bear am
pie witness 20 the truth IT the assertion
The Constitution once affected with Organic Weak
ness requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and
invirorate tho system, which Telmbold's Extract
Buchu invariably does.
A trial uit conoinee the most skeptical.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
Prom Washington.

WAzHDGr0H, Nov. 1.-THE Circuit
Court of Virginia convened IN Alexandria
tc day for the second term since the break
ing out Of The rebellion. The docket Is
very lengthy, mostly OF persons Eno have
been doing business without taxing the
req uisiJe oath of allegiance
The attending physician or Lord Lyons
denies that the sickness OF the lAtTsr is Of
\ serious or alarming character, a. has
been represented.
4 large number Of packages for the az
ny have arrived a. the Washington Pest
Office VIE ne wrappers destroyed or Ire
addresses so u1Glared that they caauo5 he
forwarded. and are therefore seat % the
Dead Letter ofice. L Is officially sug-
EssIed thAs persons sending packages
write on card the full address, aud fasten
il securely 70 the eouEsurz Of the package
inside OF ne wrapper. AID this vii secu-e
prompt delivery
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

Ma EoRz- Nav. 4-Ths steamer Ocean
Q1eea arrived from AspinvsiI on the 5th
aud was conveyed 20 this Por, BY the Z s.
steamer Grand Gulf. She brings SAT- COO
in specie
The Government of Chill had AekaowI-
edged SpAia aad Psra al beIIigsrants- Asd
proclaimed coal 70 be c5aLzAhAad Of var
aud lot 20 De supplied 70 either OF these
nations vessels
The question of the a1nexariou OF Cen
trAI America 20 the Maxican Empire u be-
ing discussed Anorg politicians. There Is
40 probability OF anything of the kIa4
likely % De carried out Every govern
ment IN CentraI America Is opposed 20 such
a movement.
Ramors are prevalent % TIA effect that
GuALamAla AID Salvador are likely 10 make
a hostile movement a2aia5t Honduras also
that al invasion CT Salvador by e P-esi-
dent BAE.sAs Is immiaenr- The rumor5
seen % De vIIaour fouadatiou-
The passage of Caired States troops
acr1ss the Isthmuz OF Panama mad caused
much excitement. bat II sooa suDsi1ed-
Rear-AdmiraI Geo ? Pearsoa took
command OF Caired States squadron IN
me PaeIfis, On the assn uIt-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
- 60 - -

Cana NV I4-Rha-EUDGL I18,
frOD EEW OFIeGls "a the Sch. basGTfSs1
and discaargadI OO0 hazESts Ct pork
Thirteen transports WeFs lying as the
mouth Of White riTer
Tha S1rEeC1 va as1e1dsd Gen CAaby
had SrriUsd e NenphiA. He reports ne
GenerAFs WO1E6 - wy BEo1s Aad hir
recovery dOGbCfdL
Gen. CAzhy va an the deck Of 4 zza-
boat when hs va shot Tia ga1boEs In
rae,fiansiy varlsd baEk, sad - Iasr accounts
vas making al Epeed f1r Viekse1TE
The steamer Paufine CEz=oH Tzs 5-eG
iato II Suck IsIagd by . Eu-hoss which
wa sheIIIng ths woods ~ taAs pIaes, Eaea
the Luna Pass0d
The Luna brought up 700 bales OF cot.
ton, and 100 hhls- eodss- The ea1ss and
200 bales OF tae cotton Wsrs tor Caro-, aud
the remainder Sor St Louis
Several attempts % s=oss cattle 0vs- ths
Mississippi for Hoods army have hen
frustrated
1 sLeAraiuz thAE ths main herd Numbering
about :, Geo, sc=eagiT guarded. had crossed
Black river, Col Farrer. Commanding AZ
VidAJIa, started n pursuit Of them but
the ensmT. heAring Of the movement
broke up bis camp and moved tie cattle
beyond The river,
The former, however, dashed iasO AID
rode down guards, capturing one third al
their cattle, dispersed the remainder, aud
took several wagons males, aad horses
Also captured B-iz. Gen. Coa-sE-
A rebel lag OF Euce reached Pad1cah
yesterday. Eequeaung An eXEnAugs OF GIEi-
zen prisoners IaeT lad captured The -
auast VA refused Al quiet
The New Orleans papers of the IA inst
are without suy usWs- Cotton srag1a1t
Sugar, fair % prime. be
Galss.s Laadsaz, Nav zth--The rebels
are again attempting 70 Cross the river -
this place TO 90 70 Hoods assistance.
Gen. Reynolds, Of the Isih corps has
brigade here, and OsSoru's cavalry brigade
Is momeutzdly expected fun Vicksbu-Z.
L Is supposed thar the reoeis have 4 force
on the Mississippi ziieef tae river operating
with them The movement Il formidable,
consisting OF the Texas portion Of the re-
bel army, said % be under Hagrader- Il
IS net Believed Eass crossing can De e.
fected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

INV ToRK, Nov. II Mr. Seldom, JEFF
Davis Secretary of War. il his report re-
Gently submitted % the rebel Congress,
SAYS that Lee claims the campaign OF 1864
a. 3 succession of victories. BE demands
a most rigorous CONSUMPTION, and IA IN IA
Vor of aruiug the slaves. hut does aoS
perceive any immediate necessity for il
The Governor of Georgia, IN his mes
sage TO the Legislature, made some pretty
strong complaints against JEFF. Davis. Ga
account of his failure in defending Georgia
against Sherman. He considered the
Capture of Atlanta = severe blow 70 the
rebel cause, "a thorough discontinue Of
the STATE rights dogma. Il Is with . SHOW
of alarm that he observes the fearful
strides which the South il making towards
5 controlling government, yet sill, though
he Is very anxious for peace between the
North aud South he Ia opposed 70 any re-
ported action of the State 20 give II aud
thinks that 80 State can honorAbIy with
draw rom the Coufsdsrscy ELEaouT the
consent of the others, bus fsT0rs CONVEX
tiou OF all the States &c says that tan
der of ouch 3 proposition 70 the govern
mint OF the C1iIed States by JET. Davis,
would be 20 sacrifice Of dignity on ME
part
The Richmond Examiner has, Or pro
fesses 70 have, a correspondent at Wash
ington, who says BurIer's canal VIII soou
be completed sud that Grant viii be rein
forced oy so. 900 men, and then il couuec-
uun with Eesr Of afvy Eua6oass, now So
sembHcg % James river, that 4 grand
land and aaTz! attack Is % De made on
Richmond. This Washington correspond
eut urges the arming of 10000 slaves.
aud says that the bare rumor that this
proposition vas being seriously entertain
ed at the rebel capital, raised the price of
gold thirty per cent, IN one day, In Wall
street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
More About the plymouth Capture.

NV TuRK, Nov. I4-CammodOrs Nc
Combs official report of the recaprure by
our naval forces of Plymouth, n. C, shows
the taking OF this town 70 have been very
handsome affair and substantial il its re-
suIta. a. - cannon. many small arms and
large amount OF ANIMATION besides
some prisoners were captured.
An Official inspection of the late rebel
ram 4Ibemarle, blown Up BY Lieut. Cusn-
ing on the night or the 18th 1It, shows
that her machinery Is completely subuerg
ed and the entire cnp of her easement blown
of. She lies in the bottom Of the river AZ
Plymouth Her armament Is IS inch rded
guns. Oue of which vas srill above the
water when our forces took possession Of
the town The rebel Commanders report
of her destruction 70 Mr.. Marcy, rebel
Secrstsry of the Mary aad a letter rom
another rebel officer, shows the consterna-
ton which her blowing up produced among
the chivaIry az Plymouth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

~AaarTAL OF rzE IsT WEST V1aGIzrA
ISzAzrzx.-A detachment Of the LAT West
Virginia Infantry, asouk one. hundred and
seventy In number, arrived m the city
Yesterday morning. Their term of service
having expired they have come home to
be mustered cut of the ser7ice- Many of
the boys were so rejoioed 70 get home aud
zrset their frieuds after such a long Alb
seuce that it Was almost impossible to
urn them in line. They all look brunzed
sad battle worn, hus are generally rudy
aod mil of health Every IoyaI citizen
tesls that they are welcome hack alter
taefr long and gallant campaign against
the enemy. The detachment was two days
and Two nights on the road, cooped up IN
house cars, and they suffered d great deal
from the cold. suppOsiug that they would
reach the city in seasonabEe time, the men
gave their rations away 70 the poor fam
lies who came about the camp. Couae-
quenuy they also suffered for tood on the
route
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
GoId-AdmiraI Portsr's Reet-Gen.
Banks

Nav Toaz. Nov. Is-Tbe Goid market
Is unusually void CT speculation. aad 10
movement d apparent fdr either use or
fall TIE price opened A. 2434. rose e
2+64 afterwards declining 70 244&.
A Commercials Washington special
says:
Assistant Secretary Fox with other or
ciaIs, have znue 70 Fortress Monroe, 70
view the immense feet assembled, there
under command Of Admiral Porter. Il i
by far the largest armada ever collected on
a Single expedition since tne war segA1-
Every vessel Is completely prepared VIII
the fuil complement cf men and guns On
board How s0On the feet viz SAIL Is
kuuwu only 70 me Admiral
The friends of Gen Banks say he viii
return 70 Louisiana, aud that there Il 10
foundation for Cabinet rumors concerning
him
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

Sr. LOUIS. Nov. I4.-IatoraAtion has
been received here that Gen Candy waiie
ascending " hIIe Eiver, A=ka1ss5, or s5s
zu1boas Cricket, vas shot By zusrrillAs
from the shore, "a the 5th instant. &c WAS
seriously Il not fatally Woanded IN The
groin, the bullet passing through his body.
ST Joseph dispatcA, 4Ags LEneoin re-
ceived . eco votes IL H5us4z, Mcclellan
I SOC Il . also srased thas Crawford "a
elected Governor. ana Clark for COuzress-
The steamer Darling passed CAEro On
Saturday with ABOUT ass bales Of cotton
for Cincinnati. and me steamer Arago
brought 800 bales 70 Cairo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
The 81. AIbans Raiders.

MoSTREAL, Nov 1.-THE case for the
prosee ariou of the ST. Adams raiders clos
ed on Saturday. It was decided 70 take
the prisoLe rs' voluntary statements. Lieut.
Young, Commissioner from Seldom the
rebeI Secretary of War, stated thas the sX-
petition was not precoucerted IN Canada.
The object was FefAlis4ion on Grant and
Sheridau-that he vas in communicative
With Richmond 70 obtain important test
mouy, and wanted the case postponed for
thirty days.
Other prisoners are making statements
to-iay-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
8g GtItgrapB
Afternoon Report.
WiseeIlaneous Degpatehes.

NV YoRx, Nov I3-The Times
Washington special says 1t Is asserted By
hiRh odieials that Mr. Stanton viii Be
made Chief Justice and Judge Holt See
rotary OF War Others Ay Gen Banks
VII be made Secretary of War
The Heraid'a Washington special sIEa=
4 private note from City Point states thAt
reports ron the LEFT say the enemy Wers
massing heavily there % Friday, aud "A
attack on that wing Was expected
The HerAldss Shenandoah Valley cor
respondent says On Friday last sODs
rebel cavalry made their Appearance IN
front Of Custer and Merritt apparently for
the purpose Of feeling Ge1- ShsridAusS
strength, IN the new position 20 Vaich he
has fallen hack AZ Asrustown, four miles
south Of Winchester. Atter some pretty
heavy sharmishing, Gens- CaseEr and AeF-
ritz fail back, IN order % draw rhem on
but the rebels, afusr advancing % where
the Union reserves vees IN force, telI hack
hastily bafora several VoieYa.
EAriJ o. Saturday morning skirmIshing
WA resumed With much brizkness between
the opposing cavalry, WheR the same plan
of sloWIy rscEding, a. On the preceding day
On the Union side Vas contained L. being
Gen. sherida1's design nos 70 bring a
general eu9aRemant If possible, hut the
enemy could not not be iudneed % follo~
up our cavalry. Gen Sheridan then OF
dered Gen Powell % advance with his
Division, aud the rebels we're driven back
with severe loss. They rstreaSsd in great
hasteaa we're pursued through and bsyond
Fr0as ROYAL in handsome manner
Besides what they suffered in killed aud
wounded, our men esPr1red two CT their
cannon, made prisoners of I50, and took
several wagons aud a large namosE Of hor-
ses. Our losses are said % have been con
siderable Nothing hut cavalry were en-
gagged On either day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

INV Tozx, Nov. I+-ResoIufio1s have
6eeu offered IN rhe rebel congress 70 tx
the price of PROVISIONS tor the ciuZsn5 oy
commissioners, the zane a. Il dane TAR
the army, aud to grant amnesty % al per-
sous hostile 70 sde rebellion provided r5As
they viii now support l..
The Richmond Sentinel Of F ridaF sAFs
that dispatches rum Hood make 40 msa-
ton of a light AZ Decatur, and which the
Yankees claim - Victary- BeaaregArd
Is with hoods army and VIII remain win
Il throughout the campaign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

"a PhystoEoE1EaI TIsW - Mar-
rage :-CouEaiutng neaE1Y 10 PAg8HD4 - ltae
PlarSa nn1 HnEEEEilRS a tie Anatomy Of the HUI
1ln (Ir1aEs in . sEass a Hath Gnd Bssasa, via
= EreaEiaa On IlEiy ETuEs, II Dspl0EAble Ccnss-
Qusness GpG1 the mind and BODY, vita tls Aurhors
Pan ofErafmsat-Ghs only rac11all GEa E1Ese1lf1l
mo6sOfe1re, a8sh0Wn by AsrsPGrt ofel88 ea1ead
4 truthful G3yi8er - the Married, aa1 thc8e en-
tsmPIAring marriage, Who a1EaEEAin dDlbtI OF tlsE
phyEieal o1ndft50R- Sat Hss Il P05elEs - my
6ddrs.s On ressfpt of - elEl, n GEEmFs or PostAI
currsEr.y, BY aAdraEEng BE. La 0R0X, 80 n
Maiden Lana, Albany y. z.
Tha author nav Be cdaUltBd Hpdn Gny Of the
diseaEsa upun which his book srsaE5 either PeI10B
GEIY az by RGi1 and msdiEtns8 ssnE 70 any Pars a
rt6 WuF1t - 0E5IS3udgT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

"a TREASURES PROM EHs SRA.-The
largest, richest, aod most elegant eollec-
Of Sea Shells ever Witnessed in this city,
together with a variety of Chinese and ia
Paueae workmanship, curiosities.- &C., are
uov on exhibition at WIckham's Auction
Room. They have been selling at auction
without reserve, and We would recommend
al those Who admire the works of Natura,
zho are lovess Of the beautiful, aad ap-
preciats the iue arts. to view snd procure
for themselves or friends some of these
magnificent marine specimens, remember
ing that
Pull many = gem of purest rzy sersns
Tie iark nnfR1hnmed caves Gf ocean bear
We cannot convey description Of this
beautiful collection. but an opportunity
which seldom occurs is now presented for
obtaining suitable presents,
The sale continues this day and to-mor-
sow at O'Clock Now OF never; this is the
last chance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
Commiss oner's Sale.

velsris T HiIs aud wife. &c, Ohio County circuit
u,-.b, 4. sSabOr=. :. ais In Ghsaesr4.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the above smed
/ Court made on the list day of October, 1864.
lin All on SATURDAY. The THIRD DAY or
pRCEHBER. 1884 1t the trone door Of the Court
oaua for Ohio county, At 10 O'Clock A NJ, the ioI-
loving described real estate AL lying in the city Of
Lot lumber one o. in sIuArs number two az.
CORNER Of Monroe AID W@Ssz afEesfsr being AnSaE
6 feeE inches Eu1f On water S1FsstI and S0out
SO feet inches Monroe street. sud about % tses
u inches on itI eastern line from Monroe street. 70
the southern boundary Of said lot
40 m rhEt part Of Lot number CD twenty
.-v.1 II, Niehaal GFakRmis addition, On which the
most eastward brick dwelling Il sreete~ and bonn.
drtf A. boIIoVz VIZ: commencing the northeast
coraer Of said lot on alley, and thsnee running
weETarily ID test inches On CsaErs street thence
back 1t right angles SIth Centre street - fest-
tfI.nes EsgEWarSflY AZ night angles Uith sid last
mentioned line three feet End SIX inches, thence
ba-k right angles with eenfzs StEeet t9iITy Isst
20 an alley, rhEncB el1sWazdly along ma AlsJ %
the soureasE corner OF said lot, and ii enee % tie
beRiuninE. Tins u the sAms property In when me
Mi1s Mills nov reside
~ o rnucsl OF Lots numbered twenty-uins (99)
and thirty-sWo an, the North side Of Centre
1t-ee in Michael tFahAn1's addition, is inciuded
m the following boundaries. beginning on the
north hde OF Centre street at point On the soufh
line Of said No. %, being AZ the middle OF the
division Wa1 separating the house called 80,
I1umberiaz from the west end of the roUl OF the
block of BRICK buildings called flAher9 hoN rom
the house in said row called No. ! eAs! 81 so a.,
iOina aid No. 5; thence along the middle Of aAid
division wall and at right angles with Centre street
in straight line the northern boundary Of said
Lot No. p to alley: thence east along shId north
ern boundary aud along the nnrtaefn boundary OF
aid Lot No j. 70 . point % feet inches west Of
dc e line of sid Lot No 81, thence south parallel
wfffI lid esr line % CsuErs SreeEs thancs along
aid Centre street the place Of besinning- chis
il the nma property DOw oeruPied by George W
stOuer, h Van CleTe and ArA Batse4Ie1 - dVei-
TEENS or sALE-One-third Of the purchase
,oney 20 be paid in cash day Of sale the residue
n ave souaI iIl1ralents aFAhie in one, two IhFes
Auur and i've Teara nom said day OF sale. with IN
sFpst fura daT of saIe. the purchaser giving bond
no % have liberty % pay on and discharge the
llult IN casli with any accrued interest thereon
before maturity, and the purchaser % recslVe the
nANIEL c. LIST,
NV Special Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

~TH7 RIvsa-Fhere we're thirteen
feet water IN the channel of the river yes
tsrday and falling. The Wild Wagner,
the new Wheeling aud Cincinnati packet
Will be at the landing to-day. 1t is ez-
peeted that q large number Of citizens viii
visit the splendid new craft. She leaves
for Cincinnati this evening.
The steamer Anna, that made such mar
row escape from capture by guerrlIlas re
Gently on the lower Mississippi, WAS at the
landing yesterday She is totally riddled
with balls, and it ia regarded "a miraculous
that 70 one on board vas killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
Last Nights Report.

INV Yonx. Nov. I4th--Mezzrs. s. A
and ". Smith, bankers IN View Orleans,
this morning applied for and obtained al
attachment against Gen. Butler, in the
sum of $3.50 600 on account of 5si1InR al
their fuuda and private accountss aud 5000
dollars in coin, IN New Orleans, Nay sth,
1862. They say defEndent returned al
but the coin, which uhsy ailegs he convert
ed 70 his own use. Subsequently, the sur
rugate vac served with = wit of attach
msut On aceouaE Of properly ViIIsd 70 Gen
Butler by his brother.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

"a RRBz1 oEEIczas CAPTuzzD.-CAPt-
John Y. Pennybaksrr Captain and Com
uissary OF Subsistence in the rebel army,
and Captain John B. R1Iins, also OF the
rebel army, arrived in the city yesterday
and we're committed to the Atheneum.-
They were recently captured in Barbour
county by Capt Bells State Guards
Capt. Peunyhaker was getting his horse
shod at the time he was gubbled up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

~ Tn veterans of The Ist West T1r-
ginia infantry, 5 detachment Of which ar
rived in the city yesterday morning to be
mustered cut of the service. are to be or
gauized into battalion, and will be COM
mapded by Lieut- Col. WeddIe. The bat
caIliou viii number something over four
hundred men. Most of the old of6csrs of
the regiment viii retire from the service,
At least fur the present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

SAs FaAIuzCo, Sow I3-RAe m01itcr
CamAuehs viii be launched on tia I4th
inst, and VIII be ready far service N Jan
uaTy.
Bullion reeeiPts from the Interior aud
the northern coast, amounts - 81 800, 600
for the last ten days.
Contributions q the Sanitary Commia-
sisa were made e. the P0Ils tbFOuEhOGs
the Sta1a, "a eIeGtiOu Day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15

~Tu A4Izzz1nH or CsUzTzT AG1R-
CHANTS is invited to the unusually large
stock of Boots and Shoes, now in store and
for sale by Mcclellan Knox at IS Main
Street Prices a. low If notIower than any
house in the city. Give him call 2m+
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
." PrE-BSneszEE reason.

- NV FFCKER-B9nes are- reason
.hiy deemed An objsetina 10 the fsh called
de .-suckEr'-zu impairment 70 3 relish
.hst would Otherviss be considered An
excellent tabIe-dish- Darby has had this
zubieet under consideration for soma tne.
and he announces himseH uastE Of the
Jsua.iou- This Is hia recipe fur making
suckers eatahle, aud furnishing an admir-
abIs table relIaE
FIRST catch the zuekers- Thia enndi-
ten Il essential Any dIp-net fisherman
vii supply yUu, Ehsn the river "a on a
bfp,, provided you viii furnish the prg-
VISIONS for the e1eursio1-eaabIea, drink
.5!es, aud snokeables; as also the team
.g- transportation ato and no" The fish
5ziag caught and nicely cleaned, put them
II pot ever the ire, AMI bod them gent
IL for q lev minutes. Then take them Out
carefully, and sIicing them into small
pieces. pat them down into jars, some
ming ike tripe or pigs-feet are put down;
cover with good vinegar, then SEASON and
SPICE 70 su1r the taste In few days they
siH be ready for table; and it EiiI be found
thnt the 'bOnes OF Contention have dis
appeared, IeAving nothing but the RIBS and
back bones to be disposed Of These mzy
5e easiIy removed by the eook before be-
ing placed On the table Picked suckers
are pronounced decidedly superior 70 any
similar pickle of a1ssh or fowl" Try
them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-15
RR6EAL MoEICE

EEpEtsbE1s pa. ean.bsGWo4SI-
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