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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-02
= UBsIsTENOg OTFICB Q. ). ARMY,

g UBsIsTENCE OFFICE, Q. D. Army,
- MHnuIHs, W. Va, 18th April, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In dI plIcaIe, from citizens
loysl to the "Unitod HtAtEB Government" only,
Pill be received At this ONCE until FhurEday, the
May at noon, for supplying fer the Of The
HuniIed States Army" SutGsIencS Stores to be de.
100,o0 pounds Bacon sides, clear riUbed new,
thoroughly smoked and cured dry, strictly city cut
medium siTs1 In strong boxes containing NOT over
6oO pounds OF meat, and to be strapped with green
hickory. Pressure must not be uSsdin packing into
called for, ree OF drayage. COOpsFaRe must Be- OF
the best kind and every package must be In hrst
rate shipping order. No charge for packages al
IoWedi the date Of contract and name OF packer
must be mark cd thereon
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope,
addressed 70 the undersigned, and endorsed usPro.
posAls for Bacon" and bidders arc invited TO be
present Of the opening Of them.
HORACE TURNER,
apzS Gait and O. g.
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Town Lots for Sale.

NoTE-Agreemsnt having been made with
widow . clear little will 10 given. apo
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EpMUND BOOKING. / !

n=aw Boa ,ts.7i ls47os sis Is 1ue.. sdI o. al +:
'r1's bsa .ai1s eueIi, All rs 5sBssr u
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A Rrp.L ARREsrEp nv REaEL wor,,

A REBEL ARRESTED BIZ REBEL WoMES.-
A few nighIs ago, as We are oredibIy in.
formed, the two Miss SLraIghts, of PAWpAW
township, dressed themselves 10 the blue
gaFb Of Union soldiers aud armiug them
sslVesr mouuted horses aud proceeded to
the house Of an old secesh friend and de.
mauded the immediate and unconditional
surrender of his castle. The old mau re.
mOnstrated, declared he "hadu't done
puthiu," and very much desired to DO '.let
alone" Bot bis SntreAtieS failed. lie was
ordered to get out of bed, dress himself
aud follow them to the nearest tree, where
they intended TO hang him aud Bill Hooi
together. Tho old man got out Of bed,
put on his clothes aud sSain begged with
piteouB appeals for his life. With heart.
less cruelty they made the old man follow
them to a neighbours where they guarded
him for two or three hours, applying all
sorts of Insulting ADD tahtaiiEthg epithe,s,
aud making e1IraVaRlnt threats OF what
they intended 70. do RtIh him. AZ last
they revealed themselves, dsSlarsd the ar.
gslta batiesese - ISE6 % ths; sYeskses,
sad seut11t1f 70 nc tbs %, rllu zee
fhs noinf y 1tts fte Ianet con s. iiis Sit II
@ sI8ttd that ~ fslassd d, sleoiE 81, is Ia
G1At u hti elyt lETurne1 in . shiien mood;
T lerttng on de sa1ity III ln11 - {
t4lug8 aud Speciality % ptankisli a6meni
-Edifrl6nf Mati6hdl
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oast-z-. - hsI1tg DE ~ sln 1883 ,oi
uoi.a.Is.tul In.
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nRHAARNTs AND GIHPs for Mantle ana Dre,s
" Trimming rec, lived 1t the VARSITY store OF Z
apso !.-as - 3D. SI9 1CI IA! 4 BEo.. q
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Burnside in North Carolina.
New York, March. 80

The Commercial has received Rich.
mond papers of the Goth.
The Enquirer states that official infor.
nation has been received Ut the War De.
partment confirming the landing of Z
large force Of the enemy under General
Burnside at Washington, N. C. The re.
cent heavy fall of snow, il says. stops anv
movement into the interior for seversl
DAYS.
The Lynchburg Republican saws the
Yankees in East Tennersee have retreat.
ed 10 Strawberry Plains. No prospect,
of fight.
The enlistments OF colored troops in
Middle Tennessee goes on rapidly al Shell
byviie. There are 5000 men ready 70,
the field.
Dalton. Ga. March 24.--Gen. Pillow
Is placed in command of the army ID
Northern Alabama. The esemy shows
no disposition to engage our forces TbeJ
have retired from our front, and Tho re.
cent movement is supposed to be 4 re-.
con noisAnce. m 3
A heavy snow fell las. night and to.
day.
Macon, Ga, March 22.-The Ssprem1
Court to-day unanimously Alirned 90
enthusiastically OF the Confederate ami,
Substitute hw.
The crops N Georgia promise wsll.
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s5s Cairo. March 30. 5
Memphis papers of the evening Of The
zoth contain NO news.
The latest information from Pa.
ducah represents much excitement among
the citizens, fearing another attack from
Forests forces. Merchants and others
we're moving goods and valuables to safer
places. Many exciting rumors are afioa'
concerning the Forrest movements.-
Several planters from the vicinity Of Skip.
with's landing have abandoned their
plantations and come North in conse-
quence of the depredations committed b
guerrillas.
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Louisville, March 80.

Louisville, March 80.
The business portion of New Liberty.
Owen county, was destroyed by fire Sun
day.
About 100 of Forests rebel force
crossed the Cumberland at EddYville yes
terday.
An officer direct from East Ky. reports
a large force of rebels concentrating vt
Pound Gap, under Buckner. He says
the rebels have collected FIVE days. rations
and forage, and thinks an extensive raid
will be made into the heart of Kentucky.
The rebel forces which evacuated Bulls
Gap aeveral days since moved north--it
is presumed either to join Longstreet in
Virginia, or to effect junction with
Buckner at Pound Gap.
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Trouble Expected in Illinois.

oTIIHgHeiuJ Ma1cH oV'
Col. Oakes, Assistant 2. NJ. General,
started for Charleston last night, and tel.
egraphed to-day for the 4lst regiment,
which left this afternoon. Gen. Hein,zle-
man has also been requested to send 5000
troops from indianapolis. This indicates
trouble tina: it seems is Of serious char
acter.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, March 80

Halifax, March 80.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool
18th, via Queenstown Goth, has arrived
with three days later news.
Cotton firm and unchanged; breadstuffs
dull and prices weak; provisions quiet
and steady; consols closed at 9Ia@9lt
for money.
The Germans are vigorously prosecu-
ting the siege of Duppel.
The English Parliament separated
without expressing any opinion on the
present state Of affairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Candidate for Mayor---Movements
Of Forrest---Ree ruiting in
Alabsna.
St. Louis, March so.

st. Louis, March so.
j. G. Werner has consented to run
for Mayor at the request of a number of
citizens.
The steamer David Tatum, which
reached Cairo last night, reports part OF
Forests forces at Eddyville. A gun
boat has been sent up the river to look
after the matter.
The ist Alabama cavalry reported last
night at Cairo They have unanimously
re-enlisted. They are about 700 strong,
all Alabamlans; have seen hard service,
and are en- route to Decatur to recruit
They report large number Of Union men
in North Alabama. waiting to Join the
army. Col. Spencer has authority to raise
p brigade there. He thinks it can be done
in SIX weeks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31
Wisconsin Union Convention.
Milwaukee March 20

MIIWauKeC, MATCH %.
The Union Convention for choosing
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention
met to day n IL o'clock. Ex-Gov. Sal
mon vas elected President.
Among the Delegates chosen are Ex-
Gov. Solomon, Ex-Gov. Randall and
Hon. j. +. Potter.
Resolutions were adopted eulogixing
President Lincoln and fayoring his re-
nomination.
The Convention was perfectly harmo-
NOUS throughout and the delegates unan.
imous for Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

st. Louis, March 80.
The steamer Florence ran against a
snag and sunk in the Missouri river eight
miles below Atchison yesterday morning.
She was heavily freigh,ed Loss not yet
ascertained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31

DATCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE u ~ Dsse y
ID Tia Work.. The only Hsrmiess, 7rsS SD kstisbta
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye Is perfectchangef
Red Rusty, Gray Hair instantly 10 otsssy BdTk -
Hssfrsi Bsss without ung the Hair Staining the
Ekin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautifa mpars fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine Color and rer
nes the III effects of had Dyes. The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BATcHELOR; all Others mere Iait.r
lions, and should be avoided Sold BY all Druggists, &c
FACfORY-N BARCLAY street, New York. rBlfcAnM
NEW TonxT CRxAn for Dressing the Hair. ljya-dkw1
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Buffalo. March .
Steamer SINK.

A storm Of rain and snow is prevailing
here and In other eastern cities.
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New York, March 80.

The sale Of q, 900 tons Of Scranton
coal to-day realised e7.50@T.60 per ton
about twenty cents higher than the
February sale.
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By Telegraph

By Telegraph. ENGAGE Nsxrh n
floar-rranaesoss ssfasse-. snd buyers ard sellers
spar. Ia fher si@ws.
Whsst- peaasnd light AsesaSe lower ssr~ No
At lsei lAss; No AT ess4fi 10 blessing DILL
side quotations
tsrrs--in god request for at decline cf lie eIa-
sting steady si - for receipts II No l. old
eorn q'fiet assa d~nsaIsd light; sai@~ u -
HighN8ne~--At Ssr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-31
New York. March so.

=, Hilton Head advices of the Gath men.
ton the attack made by the rebels on
jenkins Island and fotilla o! boats, but
their plan was frustrated by our picket
boats, who fred into them.
Pilstika, Florida, has been occupied
by a small detachment Of our forces, and
small steamer called the Sumter cap
tured there.
A Knoxville correspondent of the Tri-
bune, dating March goth, states our
force at Morristown has marched back to
Messy Greek in order to keep better COM
munication with Knoxville.
Rebel headquarters are said to be at
Greenvile and they bold Balls Gap.
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By Telegraph NV Yosx, March 90
f CoionWithou aaief-l hang, zee fsr nliding rrp
knsstss sol .dess - iaf low nahiaihg.
il1er-pul and eoasara grades 20 toc fpsrr- .sz
y 80 extra STATE and 4 ~ o.. and s53 . for trade
hrsasfs, ass1sei CLOSING h~asy.
STATE and Is. iss western
wh~af--Iais sEsi iss~ the following nusinsi quo.
tationss eleai - fur ChiesEo Spring ard Nil Csuh.
cafn--ita and si-sns lie lower = for new srushern
and pennA yellow. - for cid Shipping Mixed wes,ssn
in store - fpE delivered old " ew,sru yellow
oats--In moderate r-lae-t eeasliSe for wrstrrn
wt-oi-Dull and uachanged.
sugaT-Sta7sdy.
dosssas-Isuil snd nonsinaiiv urae hanged
Pstr"i~usn--ttuiet ard aaehansed
fosk-sairt and prices a,-ads easisr p sTix f,r
a,ess = ".-z les fog obi eer - IS fnr d. iiseu
ins csrs At - 70 fr I'D and prime. lis 2ae 81:
also - his h+ f,r MAY. sellers apsicn ID "a 5
Cut Mcass-tlaiet and firm
IATs-Dull heavy and lasvr i34iss. closing at Is
But,er-Slssle easier at aaaac f,r oAio: .o,sss t,r
State
Uining stocks.
BY ieiesraIh.i Nxw fosx, March 30
The following tue sales This mornings Board:
saseka 2ss; oaaA q. y is; oatanason III; H.nil
Canas let French Creek Flint Steel Ia Norwish !
Sussex u sashus II. Hilton e.. As,or ga; New a.
kno~itoa II
sNewYork Money Market.
BY Teiegrnph.l yrv Yo-x Narrh N
MONEY active and easv al Gs2-
Sterling dull and bower IL for first class bills
Cold dull and lower 1885, declining 10 1887 and clio
sing quiet a; l6is, 1915,
Government Stocks strong with fair demand
- Of 81 coupons Ia
$40 coupons lo37&
10 Treasury ll2t-,
Stocks steady.
Year Cert s,il No Is 7sl4; o NJ Cen, es,x pse Ma.
20 itsl9; Erie l2sss Erie I'd llss Hudson isi 4
Harlem l2ll9s Reading ls2; ~ la0ls n llle 80
issi ~ Snip 1875 { sS5s r 1891 Gal IN
l2n2ss 7 iir e a534: CBkQ 44;MAPDr
So; Tol Mab 6as4; PftWkc l4s4.: AAT n I'd
9s, x VI g.. = Ply
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6peti6I 11iifts.


OOL0ATEB HONEY scar.
This cslsbrassd Tellst sep, i. ss.li universal
dsgand. d 49, ftoAs - cAoacsss naasssais, =
mild md snsliens IN it, nstnr<. 1r4grapsly
scented, and extremely bsneftc1aI n II seldom
spon the skin For sss by al DsasgAss 80 R.scJ
Goods Dsaiers, jan1siydsw.
Ladies LadtesIy LaAlesi!I
Don't mil to read the advertisement this psperheaded
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES i
Dr. Cheesman has devoted te last thirty yea Of his
practice 70 Female CompiAnts His Pills like arhar.
They
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
dec30-dk w6msod.
Is4rs Thrsass d ss
~ @s Cough.
Cold.
md similar troubles II suffered to progress result in se
GUS Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affections
oftentilnes incurable 49,
Browns Brsnct1al Trsches
compounded 70 to reach directly the seat Of Ii
disease and give almost instant relief mch1-d&wim-
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The Copperhead Row in Illinois.
Nation, Ill.,, March 80

Nation, ILL.,, Mafcn oO.
On receipt Of the news OF the riot at
Charleston, about $50 Of the oath Illinois,
rendezv ousing here. went to Charleston.
The insurgents having leh before they
arrived, pursuit was made and above 30
prisoners we're taken and brought to this
place. The Coppcrheads of this and adj
joining counties commenced mastering
their forces, with the avowed purpose Of
rescuing the prisoners. Reports are re-
ceived from varioas sources that they
have COLLECTED ia large numbers. loco Or
| 500 strong, to attack the town tonight
Evefy preparation has been made TO give
them warm reception. II is thought
that with the united efforts Of the citizens
and soldiers still here, the place can be
held till the arrival of achievements.
IA * pa LATER.
lip. m.-Yhe troubles in this county
are believed 10 be more serious than first
reported The insurgents are threatening
both Charleston and Nation.
Col. Mitchell started on reconnois-
ance with 100 mounted men at mignight
last night. He succeeded 10 cspturirg .
number Of prisoners, among whom were
two VINO were wounded in the Charleston
affray. He learned that the rebels, under
the command of Sheriff o Hara, were for
tiled about IL miles from Charleston,
awaiting his attack.
Col. True, in command Of this post, has
authentic information that they are also
in force at Copan's Mills, D miles south,
and at place miles west of NATION.
@Cof. Oaks. Assistant Provost Marshal
General has arrived aud Gen. Heintzle-
man is expected tonight. The 4lst
Illinois, Got. Hughes has been ordered
here from Camp Yates, aud $50 men have
been ordered from Indianapolis. One
company Of the Invalid corps is at Char
lesion. Sheriff Ohsra has been joined a.
his rendezvous BY the Sheriff of Edgar
Co.. with a bssd of desperadoes. A spy
sent out BY the insurgents was captured
this afternoon. He confessed that there
are large bands at the two places above
mentioned, but refnses 10 givesfarther 10
formation. The telegraph wires East and
South Of here, have been cut. The Ais,
Ills. will arrive at midnight and the 4Tth
Ind, as well as regiment from Cairo
viii be here in the afternoon.
Nation, March 80, p n.
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a e Dan, can or. .o.'sn}
81 PRODUCE Ann Provisions.
. !,or,- sqgsrnne, 9 g sgsins wh..s HzH.. = 70
Co.s MsA..sl soasa % iecbs.
No ssurr.h ssssa o.
C0kH-Nev g. old 70c = bushel sss4
]. Ma1As : 81 Is; Spring socSn % y bushsl
oarss-Ss to s5c,Is Is zsI II Il 4 al
a eRHu ApPIEs-90c61H 90.
{ aPoaAroxs-65@s0; Retail Csc q neck
1urrIa-common, l2,401sc, Choice, 2oa2sc; retail
: fsse o. IS res.,, anr. ss-z rgp
CsIczEss-sa soto 75 very scarce 80 vs.
LARp-10@1ic.
wars Brass-common to Good. 81 soSsi 70; Prime
Navy. 81 oo@x225
HAr-Tmothy, so ooss2s 90, bslsd, SO oo Prairie,
ia 00Gxl6 o.
GROCERIES.
sus.s.N Orleans fair Ia1ze prime. ls1ze choice ie1e
dered lie.
MoLAssrs-sug4 House. 7oa7sc; Golden Syrup ESQ
corrrr-kio, 3ss4ss, Java, 44c.
NRicE-1eis to lie.
sepa-A insrisar s11se. English. sig.
CAspLEs-star, % 10 II; Mould i25s . lac
:, T "a Tyson q ael u.s. Imperial. q - 70
Tos.cco-bnk Sweet % 70 Csc; Medium Brands, 70 to
SOC; Gold and Natural Leaf. 81 % 70 Il 10. .,
NAns-Best Brands & %, rates.
classic City - 50, rates.
CoEpAoE-2i to 11c.
DAY APrLEs-lue q =. ss84
DIR PEacHE-Iiiis I5llk to lee y b.
Dnr CrRRAsrs-Sb.
ksisfss-$5 % 10 - 80
ssLf-iake - %
''" No. NA & .s y &; S s,,s 90
s No. 90 L g g & sssss q e.
III bbls No. White Fish, s. so.
sUNDRlEs.
Lxs1Hm-sols ~ to SOC Harness % 20 4sc
HrsEs-Iry Flint, 10 IA lie Dry alted IA 70 i5c. Grub
BY half price, .reen % es Green Sheep Pelts 10 Il
81 %; Green Hog Skinz, l5<.
sIEps-Tlaethy, a. ess Flax, 81 Is 20 20.
FEArHEks--4e to 45c
CxRxsK-Hslabufg. Is 10 iac.
BEgT Csf1Ls-si "a, to So 90 gros~
SHsEf-ss 90 to u 90 . LOO, gross
WooL-Ciesn TuS~aslei. o5 10 7ars .UnvssAsd ono
/ third less.
ou-scoal Oh, best White Is 10 7oc retail SOC. Lin
seed Oil 81 Is Iri OIL 81 10 to 81 =; Yish OIL 81 90
BEEswsx-+ac.
| Y,Y Hnes-ss O. to Sc co nett:
| Ra0s-~ooien ~, tnsien age
NEW GessIgs--sc-
olp IiDs-ie r fs Rrass Tor = D.: coopsn isc y D.
cinnati. - Louis and Chicago u cent fsx baukabi
hinds- Gold - toe - premium bsying.
DAY GOODS.
| sssrTrses AND saImrrsss-eo TO sc.
| psaILs--sU TO 4sc.
PsIsrs-I5iS IN 13ie
/ DEL,fss--3S 10 3s.
GIesHaxs-Ss IN 81
I cnApviex .sp cssrs srcul-r CO.
sKus THkxsD-St 40 10 81 10
fAnxxHs .sp Axca CasssMxxx-S5 30 u
skfxr BssfD-sl % 10 II u
/ CosSFr JEsss-2j 10 5sc-
| DEsfxs-9s IN 81
Tisxssu--a5 TO PC
/ LSsssYs--s0 10 5aw.
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BY TELEGKAPH!


Capture sf1sbsl Beats a1a Dtseoo-xAs
Untsuagss e Y1sgaaa q Went
Especial to Tribass.1
Washington, March 80.
The House Naval COMMITTEES leave for
the West Thursdsy to examine sites for
Navy Yards at St. Louis, Cleveland and
Cairo. s8S
[Herald's Dispatch.l
Washington, March 20.
The steamer Shawsheen has arrived 1t
Washington, D. c., with schooner, .
sloop, and three boats Of salt. tobacco,
grain, &c., captured from the rebels on
Ware and York rivers.
The New York Custom House invest.
CATION has developed an extensive trade
between parties 10 the North aud the
rebel agent at Matamoras. Arrests have
been made
Major Alexander L. Hill, 18th rcgi-
ment, Corps de Antique. has been SEN
fenced to be deprived Of his rank in the
presence of his troops and confinement Al
Dry Tortugas one year. Gen. Banks. in
approving the sentence, says the offense,
an attempt to effect by violence advanta-
ges over powerless women, is disgraceful
to himself and criminal in the eyes ol
God and man. The country does no,
wish in its service men who SO disgrace
the uniform they wear.
A letter dated off ST. Marks, Florida
March IL. states the Unionists of Cen
trail Florida have organized, gone int
camp and commenced operations agains
the rebels by raid on the salt works ant
capturing rebel tax collector. The,
had two engagements with rebel cavalry
beating them handsomely and capturing
ten prisoners. They have lately cap
tured three of the enemy's wagons, mules
horses, and 100 contrabapds, and de
stroyed large amount of rebel subsis
tence. These men only ask protection
arms and ammunition from the Govern
ment.
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NATION. March 80. p. Y

Scouts just report rebels fifteen hun
bred strong within fifteen miles of Mat
toon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01

Would these ehlldrsa RaVe q comfortable home, and
tho means Of edueanOni Would this wife be indepen-
dent Of the seld AAArhes Of the woTldi Mould this
aged and feeble parent be provided tori Would my
estate pay my debtss Would there be sacrifice 81
propeIty by keTosA sAss st administrator TO Reet
the demands Of fsredtsTE-salss made vixen the market
tends dsWnWaTd and falf prices eannot be reaizedi
How few answer these question 10 thsr satslac-
honl They feaT to ask them, and cherish tho belief
that they have along lease life This is both fool
ish aud cowardly. The brave
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
prrssranO Gsloak fgtaktnu.
WynkOOp,s Iceland Pectoral,

Diseases Of The throat, chcstand pulmonary organs
ue ever prevalent, iasidious and daueerml The
properties Of medicine TO alleviate. cure and uproot
these complaints, must be eNpcctorant auodyua ard
uUgomtlng, looscning the mucu- 81 the throat, ans
inrarhug tome 10 The entire ay-tcm No discovery n
meica science ever mastered this class Of diseases
IKE llf Wynkoops lc.land pOctoial u isuaed with
the most Astonishing resutsn All eases OF bronehu
nhuenza, whoopug cough, dipthrria or putr.d sorA
throat asthma, Group coughs, colds, nervous rritp
bhty, &c.
The Roy JJ. Potter ccrthes that 81 have use,l Dr
Wyukoops Pectoral Tor several years, myself ani n
my hmhy, for severe pulmonary complaints, sod
nave recommended tito many others. and have never
seen IT, equal key.J.J. Potter, Brooklyn n. ~
hun4reds snd thousands oil important tostimori.
As could ue produced, showing ils Remarkable cures
apd that 20 never fails
u is composed of4pare Iceland Moss, BAim OF GH.
shd, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, tomirey, Bur
d0et and other invaluable oxpecterant and tome n
gradients; It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In
tallds ~ auhefers cannot atOfd 20 neglect trial
Every family should havs IT, II is remarkama ior
Group. Fuil descriptions, recommendation and III
echOns accompany eaoh bottle.
druggiste.
Prepared by DR.. wynkoop, and sold by u S
bHrnes CO.. New fork. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-01
Me0ical.
How 10 Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE oF DISEASE

HNHE primary cause OF every disease that flesh Is
l. heir to Is impurity Of the blood The blood be.
comes Impure nom many causes Impure ar or
change OF weather, UNIV holesOme food and exposure
are among the prime pal causes Of impurlty Of the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness headache con
tus ID thoughts, eyes dull Wld heavy, CON
sufation Of the bowels bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss OF appetite, sleepess nights, eohc, eramp, pain
and tghtness Of the chest heartburn, gOut and reu
lnAtsp, pulling and purging, chills aud ievera more
or less accompanying these, and long tram Of trouh
lesome and dt tngerous anecuons all OF which may be
preyented ana 90 -ed by taking few doses OF Or
STRlCkLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS FILLS. They vlll purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chrome and nervous
Diseases. Every snily and every soldier should
Keep supply OF these Pills, many Diseases are oU
waited 10y tneir use. They are mild and safe Inedi
cine, and can be taken at any time without danger Of
taking cold
SOLD by AL druggists, sent TO any part receipt
OF twenty cents and stamped envelope, address
ed Dr. .SThiUhLAkD, D east FOH tn street, Cncinna
n, ohio. ".
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OF HARTFORD, ooNNEoTroUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

TilhE Rtna grants pohc,es FOR LIFE, for a term
l. Of years, Endowment policies aud chiidIen's In.
dOWment Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment 10 required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses 10 this CITY
within the last SIX months.
Among all the Ooutnvsnces Of men 20 protect the
hnlly orole from want, none can found more sim
pie 10 Its character, noble IN its features
It's results, than Life Insurance, IL is the prop which
the dyins husband eaves 70
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Aibsrp Stable.
JAMES CATHoART,s
LlV RY STA LIE.

T Brcs Dhle's ol stand Jeffe rson sireat, imma-
n aiStey opposite the market where may DO had
at alt tunes the best Of harness horses, buages, car.
rageH, &C,
lIels Also prepared to tssp hOrsss by the week on
reasonable teruA. aul9d2m