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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
The Aspect. or the war,

q r "
~ - The Aspeet,oIlthe WAR +.
The New York Times thus sums up the
encouraging aspects of the present mill.
tary sttuatiOD: 20 g a'' '''i,,i5 a,s3
q First and toremost, our armies are Being
flled dpiin the most eeFing way, by vel.
erans and recruits mingled with old sol
diers; so'that' In the opinion of many, we
shall be more than one hu ndred Thousand
stronger thanswei were year agoeat this
time Still more, we hays gained posses.
SION ettsF a severe contest, of the most
important stFagetie point 10 the OonfeEier.
aCy--Kast Tenuessee;.@ald we have en-
cGmPed ON the slopes of the Tennessee
mountains an3army of iatleast one b h66dred,
.strong, and able 10 sttike efther
at 1Vtrginia or George. II 1t advance on
Atlanta, the great o6fcina of The Coufed.
eracys and the chain which binds the Gulf
States to the Atlantic, we know that there
tsinothtng in all tebsldom which can hold
that biaees sat ouceI ehta Dif tbeER L Sshisp
army from the supplies of Georgia and the
Gulf States. and break up their Rtt al
manufactofy OF arms. With ,ihelocrnpa.
ton OF Georgia, the Richmond WIZ
acknowledges that they cahnot Keep a
great army in the feld /, in Virginia. Why
may not this mostimpOrta1tseEeut hAppen
betors 3he endof Nay changing the eAspect
of the '7wsr as much SSs did he cal Pinrsiof
Nieksbafgh7i Il - ,at .-.s,s .Iita ssssfiil
q We, know, furthermore that ths rebels
have made their last desperate draftsof
men and supplies. froms an Impoverished
aud unwilling country A single c6mpSiRn
may ruin thems RYen i fsW3draR bat
tiles, on.ths scale of Getty sburgh or OhieE
IAmangG, would drain them Of men And
means which they never could replace. IA
Victory would be almost As bad To- hem
ass defeat With GeRetat Grant down n
Georgia, SaSannht and Charleston would
fall &lmest iss 8 mAtter Sof couEsejs OF
General ShesmRn's3 expedition theInDn. )
military observersido not know enough to-
becompetent. .ipdgesS WeEGadndt Say1hS SWi
taF. It has tendedatoWarGls lithatfufth nee
OF Grants ultimate designs ID GeoFgtSS - %
Atsall eseatssa q it 9has cost but. ltttis and
been great datnAse q 70 fhe enemy. 80,
1T Is a idaattef Also .of great eneourage-
ment that our best military head viii noR
direct AlliouE E4ttons operationssl5ai hissH
Iss 4OuraBinAhce. deperds entffeiS on 6s1t
armies and proper e6mriinio5In 81 i5I Sense
people. Any debt that We are likeIylto
iucqs is as nothing .Compared with the
immepees pEo4uetiye powers of the eouL.
try, and can easily be met, If Gonkfes
Eillbnt tax and. the people eeonomiss.
| - Victor tss 10 the tel1 and sayine at home
| Htt carry ne through this financial qu6ks
mtre, as easily as We once bort ttie shSs III
e1Pepd ttaEe ct psaeey b On ths lhole Sur
Veytng The entire feld, we see no recon
for the slightest despondeney, bu4 ever
/ gronad fora rational hops. .gss'i ,ssa'I siefs
Ans IS to- have AN atio6SI =; 3.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

Desirable Flouring Mil for Sale!
m WING % other bnsintsi maltst1 etaIEninE M.
" undivided attention, u dSsIFe y tOlI my fiGS
sAFdta Mounoe Co, Uht0. lill . -
5hs building e built GphBtantlalIy Of brick, sfSs
~ ieet contains two Gots of Burs and al the
modeIn improvements aud RDpltRnc9G = lIf 80
Sue o. hngine, ~ inch cylinder, . inch stroko-
we aegpIs aHed eeerS 70 feet long, aSi6eh65 al.
lively new. Tbs mini enjoys GSfoj q ~ "a
sssaay and profitable patrOnBge Il Ioclred.
1or terms and other paEtEellansS sppiy AZ sSfdis
'SL.lgS SS Il = =, = Z. H0kHBROOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

HIr. lfaso,, : y ~
80 z y ia5s sie9n Affairs
4, Z y 2 3 g ~ SnardiuRof
~ 1s>io'n, uit mas teport OF s>speech in
Free-trads Hall -bIgMr. Mason Jones. tbe
leloopent Rngli.b iert,,rer ,,vk,,-vts,,.d ,ts,s
;Ss ri lI " " rs u 'uis
ooaa..E'. ..'. 80 -, tte gave Hu intelligent
ny y 9pF c!si!ipRsr Y 9pq ltslprospects,
and spoke wa my for t6e national causs.
saying. ,sse,:, s-5Rl sfseo' zst'j5
% Tberr5si i,,n, ,,,on,,Id r.. -, !, Z. s = ia1.i ssS
line trs.do1, ~ boundary
country must bs all free @ S ali T,S sISss TSs Iss
sis ya " =. E3e
~ 81 G enemte9
snd ~ "b.. M, EIesnsE 5oIaek lSig or white,
,,q1SS,as & SesH PollticsI
r T.;i;,s' stcnS must even tuate
no nease hs, ssb tSsss II seuIe oe
ons 6rStbs n,Ssr mass ss ~ = pRgs,eg 5ss lpoYetsi
forever. Wisboat danb. ~ ana
preyail nor o1IS hscs,,ss Fo9ta = 10
ins. bat Ssss ~. s.ts.s was
snts Of the SRsslishi pn.;,s.s sas
bbiI. .dov eoSiaSs. EsS,6. ,stas anG WIN
by the throat tSsv 'ns si,. ,oo9tp
6eatb mil ,bss h"S q :. ~ ..ke grim
fbsir1 fasti = - = Msss y stE4Sngleo at
sr;s,ocS..;.s .E. @ az. aue honstenles, tne
- ~. and the
o' sas oiu WoEta exalted at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
TRUSTEES RAEM.

pY virtue Of y Deed OF Trust from John Russell
II 70 Henry Behols. dated April 1st, 1859, and re-
corded In Deed Book ~, page 900, Gf Ohio County
fecotdF and OF my aPpointniSnt By the CrcuE Court
Of said county aS TruBeS In place Of 6aid Rchols
Wu sell at the trOpt door. Of the Court House Of
ohio Coanty, on Saturday, April 9th. 1884 "a 10
O'Clock, A. mJ at public auction for Olsh, 'AI that
part o Lot No. to, situlted on RoR street, in that
part ot the City Of wheeling, laid cot by MoseS W.
Chaptne and othoES the same described a. kollovs:
~ feet front on eoG street and extending back the
property conveyed to said Russell by Robert White
by desd dated April LIST, 1S59"
p ~ JOHN q. CHANDLER,
mr4 I'd H. DE- TFnRkoa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
HuntGviIIo AIabnnln.
a correspondent Of the Missouri, D.

a correspondent of the Missouri Dem.
iocrat says. syi 81
Previous to the rebellion Hantsville
boasted larger number of splendid oar.
riages than any city in the United States
OF equal population. As high num-
Der as one hundred and fifty have been
upon the streets and avenues, with lpran-
eng steeds and elegant equipage, bear
ing the wealth, beauty fashion and ehi,y.
airy 0f this prosperous and rich commu-
nifty Now, all that is to be seen of these
evidences of greatness and luxury are a
few dilapidated vehicles drawn by the re-
Jeeted stock.ofthe quartermaster's depart
menG Then negroes were subseryient
and obedient Now they act and talk as
though they were free, and large num-
bers may beseen upon the streets with
school books In their hands going and re-
turning from school, with cUuntonances
as joyful as did ever scholars with faces
whittier. Not only so, but am Informed
they learn rapidly.
BY the way, if those gentlemen who
art advocating the doctrine. of amalgaraa-
ting the races, wish to see it practically
demonstrated, they should visit these
parts. All shades of color and every
kind of feature can be seen, from ebony
black to skim-milk white, features, Afri-
cans AN, and Caucasian woody heads, kinky
ana straight, brown and auburn, fat
n9sed and acqueline; pedal extremities,
the hollow ofWhich.makes hole in the
ground, aud others small and we'll form
ed; lips .GtEd cataract, aud lips we'll cut
eysss yariegated. Ia short, the most
thoroughly mixed and cross-barred race
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18


TuE statistics from the Secretary of
stat0'So Office, OF the join. stock corpora
tions formed in Massachusetts DURING
1858, furnish striking testimony 10 the
enterpriseia aud Epecntauod, that,6 hysseiied
itbRSts sa4in6 tba d . 30 ! 5silIsl- iI
There were 0s such companies formed
during the year, dhd's seven old ones have
increased thsir ysaspitai stssA! ] g6sI AFkes.
nutn6er formed 10 any previous year was
when IL waSl3f. The capital IL Il /.
vesttd'in tliess new sassFpFisss ot 1858
was about ten millions, Which ia neasly
tNosthitds as muchsRst thetaEefe cAbi .
t'slef t'.l g. al such sompsaiss tasaed tor5rBe
ProSionsl2 years. aud d lsarly half The
total capital Of all the .7ss joint stock com.
panies existing qndsFsthegeasrGpc corpora
ton laws of the commouWealth. The
companies formed III 1863 etlbtacs gFss, g
variety ofoStse,si copper, clock, mining,
rifs, hat, paint, shoe-tip, gold, fa1, brick
horse-nail, gas, cotton, w6oilea-thk are
some ofltho names and materials Of pro.
dpetion indicated in The list.
y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
PFoeeedLngs OF ths supervisoro or
~ Ohio Comfy, Feb. ~, 1907.

PFoeeedLngG OF the SupeEyiSorn OF
ohio County, Feb. "a, 1864.
lNRDRREDt that the President and CisFk az ,b,,
" board be tnstrueted ia drawing orders upon ~.
treasurer for County bounty money, NOT to draw 40
order In aHor OF any second party unless such sec
them power Of attorney, authorizing him todraJE
Ordered further, that ali parties. claimants; for
said fend, II unknown, bO REQUESTED 70 identifS
themselVes ~ Bomo responsfble person, personally
known % the President or Clerk
Ordered, that the President and CiaFkR a. hoon Al
the county bounty money ig obtained End ready for
p4ymsnt, advertise - TO the slime nd plsSe where
prior 70 such payment.
A1,esPy Tosts;f GRo.w. SIGHTS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
Mart'nSyillo, o., March
Valuable PropertYl for Sale,

HEsubseriber oRsrs % slol o. rent his 3WoOleb
faetoEy, with one Gere Of land upon which It
mont county, Ohio, one mile from NE city Of Wheel.
ing, ": Va. The building Is brick, three stories
hieh' S3xe9 feet OF snbstantiAl quality containing
one complete set OF eardinB machines, with aide
oEsEers and Sondenssr, one Jack Of one hundred
ehd nity spindeS, pow er lo6ms with such other
nAenlneEy aS - nGeeSs1ry. for said factory, with
good steam engine OF Iumclent power for running
Ihs above named maehIn cry, with a. much more i
viii sell or rent the above property ON favorable
LeEm'' Possession gwen on the mat day Of April
IGt further particulars enquire otths subscriber
feb1tin JAMES TURNER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
Valuable Coal Bank for SAC.

0REKR ~ private salOtiil March 2Oth, nv Co.
Bank, In good order, with railEoad into Il, con
tai1tng about 4o Heres of6olh C6ats WdTalSo Sel
With the bank 10 coal cara three mIOs and harness
Lhs bank u EltuAted II Centre NheelinE, below
!. 4,sSE5 Dewey 4 Vsnegs Rolling Nh ard Bslmoni
sold BY the 9oth Inst q VIM % flat S2 bs ofSI
et Public Sale. Mr. Vim. Godfrey viii IhoW ~
ptemiAss % any one WtShIng topuiehaSo.
yeaIg, With interest from day OF SaIs. ~
mr921 JAN Ea.H .. pnRrRRs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

SRAuiAL N0LIoL3 UoubIo tho Above ratel. itls
AeYeArly Advertising ON reasonable teTfoS i,,CS
diag % he seeGpI5 add thS numberof fehSSSes
~
et9, to bO Fdtd Tor 81 advance. fhilese-
5uetne4S Cards not exceedipg i've IInea Slb
oIS tor s1 bt sii6ftar period N tinn
VII b counted less than Q square @-.'s
me privilege Of Annual Advertising limited to
saS A.asyertiset5 own Immediate bud ess: and ar
tor the benefit of othsr prisons n
Seal M g al legal advertisements, and I6rtisemsnfs
e aestson eales and real thol uSI
I9e pAt tof = the usual ter ~ p flit III -
be tusettO until forbid md char "a
. sSSIsS7 n
ea1es 9t ful F6Ios: = - e'4 y "a
Aatriasess Notice aof FUusral4, and aunoaeems n
et'sernnolss 50 esats Oacis --aesnonyii i-,Sa :"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

Ma. =, JgIlAs, Of Iedlaas, AssI prepared
win great care billtg :.aeearst to persons
IN the military. and hafdI bkrsisS jof the
United Static 6SpssteadS .ion, COZ a.cated.
or forfeited sestatss ipstAs tlsqrrectioasry.
dtstFtcts3n. L. has been reported 10 The
Hopss e from the COMMITTEES on Publi.
LA6d', snd, g its tile Indicates isis,an
Inp9ftants andsin. somsa:resp pe6is. 4 bigS;SS
me- @esssqts: g The fFSt sbd second sections
provide that all conaseated ishds.. .lIsa "A ! &
those which have been sold, for ,paymsn,.
of ,tbS Eottrhheat direct az ~ sbaII ~ :. :.
sosnsidsted &c public lapdsiPls The tbiId
section provides that lhsss lands sbsll, ,,3 ~, e
snEIeyed and digfdsd near d ns e ~ h
into forty7aeFe lots OF tracts. The Soar,b
section lsesaFes to lsimed or.tiisabl.d, 49,
d.eFs and sailors, who ReYs been honor.
ably discharged tas sstetes. -e.lipbty 49,.
.hsss silapa % d s5ldissas; Ga
sailors Pho have been in the serSies. fofty
acre. Pc biIli eontAiBs ) numerous Other
provisions, Bnt thsss The al NOS. impo1F- IS
tait aud novel,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
AssIsEAaT QUGRFESI1STE757 7O17Io7-

: q; g Wke6lfuS. viva, fSbrasry 81 issa
"a " de9lsEg u pEugs Hardy lrs Ir6l 5teel LSui.
peFI LeathetS Harm and 6adIogy, are Fequest.
ea 70 send % this otlieS5f ou th6 MONDAY OF each
articles they are Prepared % fnrnish this Depof
at Saott notlos, Vita the pfee Of each marked in
eerVtee require Il, the article Of articles ~ ~, ~
telned without dsl4y, And q the lowest pTiee r -
pealers wishing 70 sell 70 this Dopot sTIiI ne ~
morning: s;:r,.,. 7, g RARAstE0RFG, :tff1s
feb9S-tf = - rDSuot 81 V7hssit..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
NyNl uOt Uloli ~ ~
Hoodand's German Bitters.

Prom =. ReaOsOg Bropp, D. D. ERtitos ofths Eaev-
sFoPfsdtq et ReltgioSs Gs.S.Stsdgi = 4 =
Although Dos disposed 70 fsEne % EeeGniuioud
Patent aMedleinea IN general, tlrolf diStr0st Of
ther tngredients Ena GReet1, 4 ~ i8 q no sum.
c1ent reAsonS why = man may tifhs bOnRt
he believes himself TO have EecotEod slinplO
preparatiens. IN ths dat shs may SeonIrib-
ute TO the benefit OHot6brl, - Ss1,sfAi
Gerntaa prep tel by sufsp H. Jh1ks6nS a
this city became was preIudleed against chem ff
many JeAfs, under the impression that they were
chiefly Al alcoholic mixture am In1Sbted 20 my
ftend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal Of
thts PrejPdies BY proper tssts and for encourage
nsnt 70 Try them, Whon suffering rom great sud
long continued debility. The use OF three, bottlsa
OF these BlttsESs ~ the beginning Of the pressnt
year WAS followed by evident relIst and sStiraiion
to degree Of bediIy and mental Tigol which 4 had
not felt Tor aik months beIgTS and had aImoat de-
SPARED Of regulating. 1 thsE 'ssss 1nE God and
my ir4Ond tor directing me 70 th use BT Inem.
PhtlAdSlpA t.JuaS %, 1851. - :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
ForI I SalIa.

,.,..,. For Sale. sFs7I.s
sNHbh hTgs and eomui6dI6us dI,silins, s,,l .
y situated pl h6 eoFnbr q IiSirl ~ ~
~ y Icing; lets Noa g, . snd 81
~ esSa e ~ rn6d. iiiS dTSsii.
ins = sppptli With Tie Elodefn9 : ~
y ~ NeteIp With g1ih01SS5 % ms bronze.
Aes terms 4oS snGltfS 0Es -
m e4t a.ifa 'tRs. y :. 4; 4. MseoDs.9 so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

'HFTs IS to have an 5inkaEnational h.
con shootinE match Iii is populaf Win
everybody but the pigeons,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
Hollands German Bitters!
f. Ii, .(PUBELY fTRaRFABLE,l d

Iii 4(PVBELH EBaRfABLK,l At
aests of ignorant CnAsrs and unsernpuiouS hdySs,.
soIerss nave opened uP9n sunsrinS humanity me
Of koStEuniB II the shRbe q pooY r6iakT
xnety compounded with Injurious dFugS diohFisI
tened Tonle4I StomAehleE and BlttOrb. -
Beware OF the innumet1ble array OF AleoholIe
preparations In pethOtto bottles, and high.
under the modest 8ppsllRt OF bIttsFs which
instead OF curing, only agraYats disease aud leave
the disappointed gnHSFOF IN despair. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b.a
Are not new saRA unttiod article but have stood
tho test ot hfteen y0ars trial - the American pub.
Nc And theiE and BAl0 net FtVansd By
any GnallAf preparation. iif-4l -Ils,z M
The prpprietoEs have thonSAnAs Of LsttOFs from
the most eminent elgeBlnaen, lawyers, PhySIeIAnS
and OttEen9, their OEn peFDonSl knoVls
1ppsse hlltteEs.s a1sl7 si,slst 3 77riif ..sGa
DoiYou MANT 10 SrRRNGTnER
DO YOU WANT 4 coon APPEP1rRI h
DO You WANT 10 BUILD UP YOUR ooNsFIFU.
a b .TtO6t ,15 4
DO Y0U WANT 10 RRRI, WRhLE
DO YOU WANT 10 aRr RID OF NB8Y0USAKssfi
DO You WANT RNERsYl, ~ ls .tsfs ~
DO You WAST7Fo SEREF WELT ,rl Aa.
DO YoG T11s WAlA AZ a ttEsk AND 1aoRous PEEL
nyou Do. uss4
Hoofand's German. Bitters!
:. s5, sis.s si-lg-i t--=77-a f-i tgliz3 zs5-ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

~ lover The Savings Bauk.J
~ YYpen Y ioF students day aud evening.
NE purpose of this sInstltutiop "a a, ,.......
s,S Souus men (and women tJOJ IN ia pFinsSIsS
tSt SoHe5n mo correct transaction OF ISeStnS.rS
~ - ~ audi ttS e0noomInnts
BoOK-KE EPING.
stripped Of It's absurd vsrbts n, AM,
,oiS 1 ~ q Aad adapted 70 abe EntaiSrn
ot doing bustnuss, especially IL ihs IJ"iSsd
Shieb a. AZ subject oiAtteutIon. lts Laws
t0n - thUS0 Of nature and c,InibrisSS i a eAssP-
~ = ~ ~ nFst made familiar 70 Ihe sEudSni isybo
~, y men eonaucted through cour4s or nrast,csi
Keeping In numerous sets Of b5ISS W t
eL ior.ns, til he thus acquires ,sFS II
% anS s,1 ~ Hna9ies him 70 apply it vita facility
$50. = f77-.-s- y : ness. ills
s,,e, a wRGT1NGi SCHOOL Soc
open DAY And evening" attended by both ladies'
seeEse g good handwriting can be oStSibsS ~ u
tsza ARlTHMET1o,
/ and its application 70 all n,auner Of ,5a3sI
ii5r coUNTING.HoUsE oALoOLATIaNs.i
sSSsiyo S the a.teotIoq tslE primary imp tanss de-
several modes OF calculation NOT 6lIii,d ~ ~ ~
t-..uins greatly TO the abbreylatiUn OF his work
Is open to the student alec = cour.,ot
s'ii'' BUSINESS SCIENCE
eompriSing Political ECONOMY, c. ,nosr,,,, -.
y 5lnA1ee Banktpg and OarTsncy; ~, M L
Se.SSrtS ~ HuelLeaS Men In regard TO ti,n hest
avoiding failure successfully and
cd var uSIln. 1n 'S ABOVE subjects Intcrspcr
1 OF high character aS men and oIfi,s., me
;1ne SoalIe OF instruction Is intsndsd ~ ~ =.
na t99r99gh e. that Of any f tbs
Dent IL much less. 'lS u I Ponss to the etu-
,1,: u: ,Segs leave to refer thoss To- WHOM, n. 9,
and RTiI1sdl e me oeert q the bank5 In WbsSfn
-' . 400 especially to hE it1dentEi
For the full curse above iudIeateo A.. ...,.,-
MAJ ~, payable on entering FOR the res5j.j,a
N :, ~ TINE pulniIed; to FenSH az Ts.
- 1 y PleasuFe: The course iS utuatIy comSI.t5
N 1Eon Two u thEe4 ap S,,.l 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
franklin INSURANCE. lCOMP'Y
. R16O.OC
DRECT0Rs4

DIRECT0Rst -
!ohn Rold, -sl1lR. Shallorou, Geo. Z. ElIsa3 2
6eS; Aondel John ZeoekIsr, SAM MeCIepan,
HIS COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared 70 talIO TiskS at hir rates on buildingl
u an kinda mSEchAndise, manufacturing establish.
IMenIs' furnitureS steamboats, and carSoes on the
western rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of
PeIsons Tor term OF years. This Company ehers
iuPetlor Inducements 70 farmers, whereby theyIcan
LaS nome tnattut0u, composed Of some ninety Eour
GoeAholders, most Of whom are among our best bu-
G5sS men, Feeommends itself to the fAVorablO con-
adeatlon Of the inBuring public, and EolIcIES thsf
Application. for insurnnee will be promptly at
Tended TO by the Secretary. =
OGce, No. McLure House, being the bAme for.
merry occupied by Adams Express Company.
.----.---- -----.eL N.C.ARIHuR, SSnretArN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
A.a5lt.lgg!. ! .nlstI:e.IlI.l!igenfbI,.ltl.::: I: i I! Ii: /
TERMS OF ADVERTIsINe5..

FElLyA Holtp LGxls o. N6NPARxr toa ON rsoa. Scz
LESs, MAK1 SQUAT = ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

NO. osl ARCH sTI1i3E1atIii:rit
liis.sl e,e. s,'.''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

-. o. ta1 tas inil curse above indicated the ,,;,.
SIs5 e S.p payable on eaterlng FOR the ses5iJ,o
IN - Tine pulniIsd; to res az re-
IN tEom two tn fhre4 paSi st,sS completed
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-09-14

NEW STORE AND NEW G0oDs,

The undersigned having removed his stor, IA
his New Building on Pine Street, Glen Hope. on
posite the Union House. - is now opening and ~
fering TO the public the largest and best selected
stock of seas0nahle goods ever offered in tbi.
place ard neighborhood. and will be sold at pri.
ces to suit the times
Ills Stock embraces Dry-Goods Notions. Hard
ware, Queens ware, Boots Shoes, Hats and Cans.
Ready made clothing, Paints, Oils, Glass Nails.
Bacon, Fish, Flour, Salt; Willow, stone and Ear
then-Ware, and Stoves
OF DRY-GOODS, he has Cloths Cassimers. Sss
tinetts, Tweeds Vestings, FlanneIs Shirtings,
Prints, Coburg cloth, Alpacas, De LANES Cling
hams Chintz kerchief, Nubias Sontags NaS.
kin, Lawns, Linen, Lace Edgings, Collars Trim
mings, Braids. Walls, etc.
OF HARDWARE, he has axes, saws, chisel,
knives and forks, locks, hinges, screws, augers
hammers, nails. spikes, Stoves of various paierls
and sizes, fat irons, etc
OF GROCERIES, he has coffee, sugar. mola.-
ses teas, rice. pepper, cinnamon, cloves, Flour,
hams, sides, shoulders, fish, etc.
OF QUEENSWARE, he has tea set., cups ana
saucers, cream jugs, tea and coffee pots, pitchers
bowls, plates, dishes, etc.
OF CLOTHING, he has coats. pants. vests us
dershirts shirts, drawers. neck-ties gloves soekK
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
Ali the above, and mum erous other articles tof
sale cheap for cash or exchanged for all kinds 4
lumber and country produce.
Remember, that am receiving goods weekly
from Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and
Pittsburg, and that any goods ean be FURNISHED
CaI and exan-i inc the goods and prices and sss
isfy yourselves Of the utility of buying st
JOHN RORSON'S
Glen Hope December %, 1853