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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
A. D. INSLEE,
Bookseller and stationer,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
sIMMs' VEGETABLE LIVER

PILLS.
No psiu Attsnds thsr operation. The only pills that
epsrats ~lthost grplng aekenl.g, weakening or eAV
ing the bowels cosve and thu best Pills offered
the ntetst for every disease requiring puTgatvs medi
eAe. Their iAtrlnsle merits becoming extensively
known Elegantly sugar price 20 per box
Rad what the Rev. Francis N. Hawkins, OF the n. y
Church, al Baltimore, sSyA Of their excellence
TOHAoSTowN, Nd, April 20, 1864.
DE-. s1hnf Sos Sir 81 have been for 4or months
greatly afflicted with the LiVes Atseon; for the hrst
months alter my SEEMED serious, thought was
wasting away with consumption. l suffered much with
= violent misery IN my side and with burning 10 my
back nay breathing very hard my complexion very
yellow In fact my whole seemed entirely Of
order. bad severe cough st times and weakness Ia
my breast. applied to several physlelans sad took
great amount oi medicine which seemed 10 have good
sii. q. When hfst heard your Liver Pills, thought
perhaps they might do some gond | Sought one
box aud bsflre Lsd taken them all felt greatly rslley.
VI my Asad ielt no louger gidiy my side longer
palasd ms, my pesHied ha strengthened; In
shsr words began 10 lssl like man and nos
enjoying very good health, They operate without sick
eninR any gripping pains, aud do highly recommend
thela nl The public Try tbem sufferers, before IL Is too
lAts. Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
OF Baltimore Circuit, OF the NJ. P. ChHreh.
sOls manufacturer, SIMMs 4 SON, physieiaHs AAd
Druggists, Of Fourth and King Streets Wlulns-
ton. Del Sold by Druggists and Storeksepefs generally
Ask Sinns Vegetable Liver Pills, nnd take others
Sold by ferris, Now Csstlr Booth aud Cowgili boa,
bower; llAmmsTsey Fuulk Milford; Lodge, Claymont;
Dyott a Co, PhlAsslphiA, ard dsalsrs generally.
may
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13

ErB AND EAR.-PTof. J. IsaAcs, NJ. D., oou.
list sad Aurist, formerly at Ley Holland, is
psrnapsntly located Al No. 5ll Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis.
eases ef the Eye aud Ear will be scientifically
ires,e1 and cured il durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets In his mode OF treatment. jul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
NOTICE.
40 PERSONS CLAIMING CONFIRMATION
For Slaves Enlisted in the o. S. Service,
In the State of Delaware.

The Board 0foHlms will hold its sessions AZ GsofEs-
touu, Delaware, WkrEe ufcisl toplss VI all muster n.
rolls Aad recruiting iis Will b. si AMI open F thssx-
animation VI elAnGHta.
=. CiAimS should 10 hied Immediately. Ne sIalm viii
y received entertained fOn any person who IT, has
h,sn unGAget In Tsbsou pgzuk tie GoSsThnsLt cf hs
uAl;gd btass In auy way has given or AhA give aid
or eomfdrt u its eusnles.
4 Loyal pstsonA whose slaves haze enlItst may Hls
sppsstcn for ecIHps asaoR which multb be asssapA
n!ed hJ eertihsats Of enilstnsnt dessdptiSs lst
oath OF Allegiance In the form presefbld aBd saesry
wcoi Ofitle Aso valid decd Of resara
from service OF the psssR ia confederation 81 rhoss "a.
iistmsnt senpsnsation 10 claimed
The Board viii pressed n examine the claims In the
erder OF hsr presentation with the accompanying esF
reAts II enlistment oath. and proofs " is loyalty
ifthsao shall ba und EAtsfAstary, Ill award CON psn
aAton not exceed thFes huadrsd dois for each ahs
bodlsd slave enllste4 aud ' drhsi men, mol exsesdaE
one hundred dollars,
Parties dsrns Iutthsr iatrmAtoa will m mahe appsa.
uon 10 MAhAEN GUN,
PEuDEEf Boafd or Ciaina
ssp3tsn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
FOR SALE,

very uice three rtorisd BRICg HOUSE, eonyenisAt
sHe in desirable part VI the city, In excellent ordsF
Possession Immediately. Apply to
W. MoCAULIRY CO.,
oct 60d Market Street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
FOR SALE.

4 Ii that nearly new three stsry BRICK Dwell
n LING and three story back buildings situate the
oaseTly side OF West Street. between highth and NiAh
strests No. 80 For further particulars inquire
john 4. K0BINsON, ConYoysncer,
at 21-lm Odd RellnWsIIHl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
Extra New Buckwheat Meal.
COAL OIL LAMPS!
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,

Corner of Fifth & King SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
nHE ctiEous Of WILMINGTON and surrounding country
arc respectfully Informed that the undersigned have
entered into eopartnerrhip, under tho firm Of CAL
LAHAN a DAVIDSON, and ara nov prepared to furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF the mnst niodsrn designs
cut Of American and Foreign alarbes finished n The beat
amer and on terms as reAfonahe will insure good
and substantial workmanship and materials Also Mar
BILE and Slate MANTELs OF all descriptions; Marble,
Granite and BroWnltons work for building purposes Of
overy description furnished in tho best manner.
We tender sincere thAnkn to ths public for the lib
sral patronage heieosrs and sncit = continuance VI the
same. bverythtg warranted Il give satisfaction. All
orders from any part of the nry attsndsd with
PATRICK CALLAHAN
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
ne &. isIs. ius6pu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
.RANDYWINE NURSERIES.
5000 Reward.

HE AboYe reward will be paid or the apprrhensis aud
eonfietion Of ths person psrsnns who, the ntht
Of the 25i Or 2tth Of November entered the oaee oi the
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Company, aud viii
fully aud maaOusly burned aud otherwise des rDya
portion Of the B0ks, Papers SO belonging 0 said Com
pAny. by order Of tile Board Of Directors.
dec 22W WILLIAM CANDY, President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
w II Z ELHR C wills oNpS
HIGHEST PREMIUM
SEWING MACHINES.

luSss mAchnss kdAptsd sYsry variety
o. wing for family from the llghtest rnuans q
ths heaviest cloths They work equally we'll upon silk
linen, woolsn and eottin goods, With sk, cotton OF
liaen thread They Will seam, quilt gather, hsm FELL
cord briii bind and perform svsry species Of sewing
maxim beautiful and perfect sttsh aka on both aides
Of the article sswod. ". n HILLAhY 1 CO.
Agents corHsr OF Second and Market strsets
dee lin Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
Election Notice.

FIRsT NA1ioSAL BAEKl
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 5th, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting the
Stockholders Of this ank will be held At the Banking
House. on TUESDAY, tho leth day VI January, 1856,
between the hours Il two and four o'clock r. M Tor the
pap - OF eieetng Sse Stockholders serve AZ DrsoG
the ensuing year. BE0. D. ARMSTRONG
uScboN Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13

eAyE Youa MosET.-Remsn5er the Delaware
Saving Eank is located at the office of William
AeCaulley, ESQ.,, No. COG Market street, vii
mington, Del, and ia opened every day to re-
oeive deposits. All amounts received from ono
dollar upwards, and i've per cent. interest paid
on the uAmo fFom The lay OF deposit.
VA. MeCAvLLRY, Precedent.
5oEH P. RsEH. sse'Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
NOTICE

withINaFos, August isL 1854.
In consequences Of the high prices or material and
general demand OF Wholesale Houses for cash. bernby
notify customsrs aud the public generally that hsvs
changed our system TO nett each Instead ot rendering hs
every siX months a. herstofora.
FERRIS GARRETT,
augs3moa GAWTHk0P 4 RKefHRH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
now fOr the Ruah . Cheap Johns-

Another New List of Prices.
Boots and Shoes 80 per cent. less than any
ether store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent less than any other
ttOre in Wilmington.
Croeksry-wAre 26 to 30 per cent less than
any other store In this city.
Notions Of all kinds from l9 to 26 per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt 10 sell.
Spool Cotton, CloAking Cloths Flannels, Pant
Stuffe, Undershirts and Drawers, Window Cur
tains, Coal Oil Lamps, Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes Of an kinds from
10 to 20 per cent. less than any other store ia
the United States. Open from A, NJ. to o r.
NJ. No. 6o6 Market Street. Wilmington, Del
WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE.
All persons who have ssd Property during the
present year, must give notice in writing at the
Office Of the Water Department Tenth and King
Streets, On or before the 30th day as November,
and Insert In the notice tho name OF the person
purchasing the property, otherwise they will be
held liable for the rent Of tho next year.
Also, all persons who may wish to discontinue
the use OF the Water, or any portion of it, mast
give notice ss above, and pay So for cutting
OF the pipes, IS no alteration will bomade IN any
bill hfieF that date.
A. PRITCHARD,
Sppt. of Water Works.
Oct. 10. Oct 81 tnOv 80.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Dge of Hours
sOurH.

UhaDBe Of HOurs.
IN and after SATURDAY EVENING, October 49, 1864
" Trains for the accommodation OF Passengers will run
As willows uatil further Hoteei
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
p 2 From. WashineII,fi.5ln 4,

4 AAeHIHaToNi March Ia Gems. GfIhioFe
aud Seymour ARE spmmoned here before
the Committss on the Conduct of the War.
Fhs SHpplementaliR Revenue bill, prepa.
Fsa by the ooTnmissio Of Tnffsrnal Rev.
enue, 70 noWStn che handa of the lF9ays and
Means Committes. 1t suggests an gaddf.
tonsi teE OF SIssn whtst = and 30 ce6ts
{ ADMIRAL Dahlgreaais on his way here,
without 9l llaig obteiRed the body of bis
The National lntelligencerof.t this morn.
Ing denies that Gen, Meade intended ne. /,
9s fssl gazing on account of Ill health.
me Uhrontcls says Gen. WadsRofth is
l ~ Seteq 70 state that no more prisoners
Wlll De exchanged, except upon The min
ctple okman for man, reeardless AZ snIcr. !
h Fne statement that tbs exchange of pris-
oners was 20 be suspended; the .Admtnis.z
Rratton not agreeing to Ghneral Butler's'
plan thereof, as made In the WashinRtonh
Ohroplele to-day p denied, Tor, with the
exception of the single fact that General
madsWorth has left this city, there ID not 4
shadow OF foundation for the statsment or
Eany portion oft. The government I'D mo-
intention whatever of interfering With the
business OF regulating exchanges entrust-,
ed to Gems Butler. q = iS,t- 5f's -,
y y understood test the, Navy Depart.
ment has an eye on the NavysAgents I'M
Two or thres Northern cities, Who are ~
ported 70 be making . 6igIthing 10 side
way out of their official positions. The
frauds are said 70 be of enormous dlimen5
stons, but no arrests nave yer been made.
+ The. Times Washington special Z dated
Washington 18th Say 5 Gen. Grant returns
here 10 eight or ten. days. He will reor..
gAnize the army ofrIhe Potomac, : aud 4
bead It's frstlnoEementB fnslhe firldIiu. d. 81
sprl9g: Gen. Smith may receive It's com s,i / Z.
Gen. Halleck has been. offered q com.
mand in any Department he wants.
Lieut.. Col. Sandsrson fs under arres,, on.
charges preferred by Col Streight, dis
closing to the rebel authorities a blot Of
.lhe Union prisoners to escape fromlLibby
prison. None OF his friends have any
doubt of his innocence. 80.
Cen WadsWorth has gone 10 Fortress
Monroe With orders 10 suspend further sx.
ehanges 90 Gen. Rutler's plan. Under that
arrangement We were getting only Is Of
COR Prisoners for 100 rebels. -. IL
The Commissioners appointed to iuyeS
tigate the conduct of General Rosscrans
a. Vhicksmaags, fully exonerate him from
.olHme. il4tEFG es7ta i1itElsg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

Ba-A NAH KILtED.-oa Saturday
morning last gentleman BY the name of
Dobbin mstzWith horrible death At Pied.
mont, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. The deceased. who isa coal msr.
chant, and who has some interest In the
mines about Piedmont, was standing upon
the railroad track looking at the mail train
approaching from the west. His attention
being thus attracted be did not observe a
freight train which was approaching from
the east, until it was SO close upon him
that he could no. get out of the way. He.
was Knocked down by the engine, the poo.
derous wheels passed over bis body and
he vas killed instantly.
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ffi1H1l. sIb.

D1RsuANE 10 5 "a q trust NON ',,i,5bsfs a.
u Bonham 8hd of Is III 81 FtS6hf h Il ~
PSndletou aud iHyssli datf iha nd an n 15,e
1856 eud reo6Fdet In DECD t5o ~ beFsa 81 t,sSs
4g4s N the ReecEdoE toflee N Ohio eoirtY tffs
Nlren4Ai AND, buppleucuf oH nddftf6n Ia M
satd deed Q0f tfast ed lui r5cord 81 lie
sala nhAm ana 9ibdEfo1. N the 11th day Of Aus
npstt 1929, ana recorded in deed book numbered 4I
PES 445t IN aidolees Rill, on ThuridAy, thSy7fh
~ q April CON enelng = lc elock rs me
forenoon proceed tn Gat = p1bllf aueilon u thS
trent door Of ecouff Hedld III aid county II
70 tns Slt3 fheelng, on The side Of oain6V
9tFest JOINING the lot which the tlis dE N Z
Rev william IL 4 ts Y ssS
convoy sgeh ttlls only ths "a 81 trust
am aulhcflGsd 70 eli Ind edl IS. ~ = 4ES NJ
TERMS OF s&AIiE,-QaO thIFd ofiths 6puFehait
money IN cash and the residu0 "a alxand
we've months vii tnterpAt FhH deferred pay
nasnte % pc BY bond sud itActory seeufls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

b e9fAAkIAG suaAR.-As The season for
the m4 nnfacture of maple sugar approach.
es, says an exchange, we desire to call the
attention Of our readers to the Importance
of making it tributary to the necessities OF
the times; The high, price of sugar in our
markets Extraordinarily rswa.d auy rsas-
enable iOutlay Of time and money calculated
to make the sugar-bush productive. Have
your wood, buckets. paas. kettles and
arches 10 readiness that you may be sub
jected TO NJ delay when the proper lime
for "tappiug" arrives.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
War Resolntions

. ALBANY, y, March IA AIR. Brvant
Democrat Of New.YoFk, to. day Intro
duced lpthe Assembly series Of resoi1i
aonS declaring the war must be prosecuted - ~
until slavery fs anIihliated, and lbat tIe n e.
constitutional abrogation OF alagerYwouId f5e'lyi
,eleeE the path 70 our manifest destiny aud
aud produces the restoration OF united5 5f7igt5
patton, nd reqpesting Congress- 10 submit
TO the people Ihe c6nstitatfonai at,ead 5ags
%e9tn forever pEohi6itip and terminaIiDg .asi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
EI|IIIAeIR. DYE! HAZE pYEL
BApOHEiIORSS

: yCELEBRATRD tHAIReDz7as
- Ietllss Best u ths world. s. is
EEA Only EEIIARIAAiLEss TRUE, AND lRRLIABLk
go ~ ~ DYE Known.
The splendid HAlr Dye = Perfeot-ChanRas RSd.
Rusty Or Grey HAS, tnStt 70 GsOaiy BlasE 81
sgtaraI Brown Nithont InJpSing the Hair q
Staining the Skin, leaving tie Hair So and Boaut.
mi; lPPPaEts fFeah IDENTIFY restoring Il.
pristine color, aud recttaes the III Sassts Of nad
Dyes. Tho Genuine = stgpbd WILL ANA. RIroIFi
NOR all OtSrS maj limitations, and ShouId &
avoided. Sold by all DtpEgissSy 81 3PA0ToRY-sr:
RstehsloF's n New. Tollet Cream for
{ s.sSg.ls i; PElsPPslas she HFiE.
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81, $3.50, sI,eS sI,so, eso.

VIII our friends, in sending subscrip.
tons to the Lnrslkigsaeer, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
is Is cents, for two months $3.50, for
three mouths Sl,9b, for six. months So, so
aud for one year 81! That The price OF
the Tri-Weekly for one year is 81, for sig
mOutbs 81, and for three months 81 ,26.-
That the price of the Weekly is So year,
or 81 for sig months. These terms we do
not depart from, aud request that our pat
rODs will make a note of them, and lhnas
save themselves and us much trouble, g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
Telegraph Line Intnrrnntad

y ST. So4ss: March l4zTbe New ,..za
sSs sS.S 9f, fs Seed ssStkiag III
STORM, which continqed several day 81; 40. - E
comPanied BY terrific ali Of slest. break - -
ing down the line tor ssSsral miles. A
heavy t5eshet in the rtyers added to tbes. - -,
trouble, but by hard and steady labor, have ig
sneceededEin putting the liae in 6tst rate. Ils2
condition again, and eyiay u isi opsa for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
fValuableF Property oIisi SaI,laE.1

He subseribeE Offers % slel oEsF6nt his WSolsn
III faetoryJ With ohe Cd % land upon Which'it
mont county, Ohio one mile frothe city Of Wheel
ingS W. Va. The building & 3Briek tlire6 stories
nigh sSEb9 tsee q PstantiAl quail containing
arsE eES and sendepseE, one Jack of5Dno hundred
Halntty spindlesf hys power looms Withsnch other
good steam engine OF SUFFICIENT poHerlfof running
me Shove namsdbm hinery, with ~ imnehimors II
3esHed. ~ iaeH .uA 1f.5e
VIII sell OF rent the above property onf favorable
teEmA Possession given on ths. drGf day OF April
FSE further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
Ii.s5s S. l I,4<t sI5AsEs FbeSEa/
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-Asak9AAF onlnifnrla,II,s nrIIna -

sts - u VI 2 isi
deAlefs In Drugs, HardYdfe, hon Steal Inn.
AAbsrs e4theti Harm -, and ~ tsonests
e0to send % thiss once 0as the At9NDAY tjf edch
Attleleg they are pFepared to tafilSh 81 tis D6fof
e 9Aelt notiees vita the price 81 ete b ed I'D
Ioryioo feqdft0 IL the article Or en- 81
tanned without delly, htd 81 4Is l6S &c
Dealer ishiug % selI to this pSpot vim ibelFe-
CURED 70 farbiSh the list punetukiiy 6y6Fy
mofninE J 6.RARNStf0Rfki,t5t q Z
Captain and Assistant cuartsr-niS Co., !, I
tes2s-tt Depot "a 9hssiihe.
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fTRUSTEEs 81 IH.I

sE(4 virtue Of 3 Deed Of Trust from 1ohh Ru1 III
corded Eb6sd. Book a. paes 300 of OHIO o5Snty
records and Of myappQfntment b. tho 0aenlt Eotift
OF said county as In place Of aaid Eehols
WI sell afEpnk door Of thu Court HbdS0 81
O'Clock AZ e, s. public IL Gin. tht ~
part Lot No. 90 situated on Hon strest ID that
Chaptne and Others, the eame described q follows
aS feet front On Eof street and extending back ne
same breadth ia test % alley, being the same
pEoperty conveyed 70 6aid Russell BY Robert Whitg
by desd dated April 1st, 1859
ie riss - JOHNla soHANDLER,a 30.
tnf4 I'd 4 4 = gceuRfae-s 80
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FOR sALE.

2 AZ LAND ENGINE, eomplste, Tor lav mill, 10
"a Inch cylinder 29 inch stroke; also hoeI front,
crate bars, and all fixtures for burnihE tan barE
and saw duet s,-.-5e5sst547t Z
$ Aleofa tract ofland In HaEss run "a MarSha ali,
tang 1891 acres, with about ~ 81 50 acres cleared
and under good fence, with young applS and ppaeh
oEchetd selected tEnit1 over 700 itt0ea one hdns
cave, smoke house, blRoksmlt III Ghop, good
well Of EAt0r With pump. - =,
FOR tnTther Information enc ulrS OF II W DInIedtvt
ON the Prelniess, Of Of the aubsoEiberS. .,Y i I,
DUNLETY Co.,, 49,
.g.sgf Steamboat BnildeFS
4 topfE1End&W - = 4 p W Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

/ PrOeesdipEStO OF the super GIs6Fs Of
Ohio oonnEy, Feb. 31,s1s04 80 :
iNRDRRED that tbePtssideaf land ioierf of Ill
" board be instfd6ted In drawing order upon ~
treasurer for Count bounty money 6ot e dIaF IN
Odd party present and dSliY6FS % chem ftf onSof
then, power Of attorney lin 70 draw
said fund II unknown, be feq6eStSd 10 identifT
them9elyes - some espongiblS5 p6fs6n
Ordered that the President and Olerks A. soon A.
the county bounty money e obtatned and ready for
paymenS advertise a. to the time aud plase WhSro
prior 70 such payment. % = W. Nes.
q 1sS SsBy Tsst': eNo. w.s1eAIs:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

nBTHE PASrHERs.-Ip speaking OF the
two wild Psnthers owned by Mr.. Phartis,
We were made tO. say they were caught In
"Fauley Mountains" They were capght
10 Galley Mountains. Webster county.
West Virginia. NJ Pharrls leaves to-day
forBdltimore. strs,s.
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LagIg6aLls fspsctoIaatSlIIl IIl..

4sE Coughs, ooldsl Group hSo5InE uSdg6 'a5s d.
ss RxPEcToR4Nr SYRUP.
We gfEaq5t hs nest sPeedy rtliot 5nsineths
3sslo RxrEoTORANT, SYRUP. ~,
ann! s1ea efsoSt nj 3 4
s ss5as USING THR RxpEcroRASr ir1TST0-
Hundreds b thS ~ q s. IN q
. .sE ~ HxPROF0RANT BYRUP.E sS Q n
pt9ulty q Breathing L relieved by tts f,IEte "a
igalis tuifRXPHCToRANTs YRuP .siaseatzt
Reformation ofths Lungs iseuYSdb yt6S en-
E&PReTokANTsB
Children can ugo Without fSaIfhSi
~ 4ExPRcTORANTrtYRUP. u
Asthma, BronehttiE aad aOasrai Ilraki5s N ~
~ Throat ileuEsdiby the -
KXPEoFoRAlF!sYRUP ~ at
jRFtse SssoeHts. q SPrtpalod Only bS 6
is62P LAUeHhINs 4BusHT1ELD. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15

] BSF psEsoEFUGArE "A patriotic young
lady who worked very actively aud will
lingly 10 waiting upon the soldiers last
evening at Washington Hall, lost VGlua.
bic gold watch. nwas a family keep sake.
iapdaWh9sTer got 1t, Whethsr honestly or
dishonehlly, ehould return it At once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-15
Desirable FlourinR Mil foIrI' Sole

DesIrable Flouring Mil for Sale,
.fNWlN9 % other buainegif mqgtara oiaininR nv
NJ undivided ahentt0n, I d6afro 70 Hall my nav.
and yaluablt Rlouring MIL RE6perty3 situated Il
SdFdis, Monroe Co, UhIJ. = %
The building = built substantially ef bfiek die
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