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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-01
General Order, no. |.

To tqke Etect on and after JIM so, 1862
|. The western Division, from
Warren 10 Ere, will he under the Superln-
tendpnce Of JAMES LEWIS, whose title will
be Superintendent OF the Western DIVISION.
HIS Office will be at Erie. Employees on this
Division will be nnder his charge, and will
make all communications respecting their
duties or the BUSINESS Of the road. TO him,
except as otherwise provided in this Order.
II. The Eastern FsiyisiOn, from
Sunburv 10 Whelham. will be under the sup
erintendence Of SAMUEL y. BLACK. whose
lille will be Superintendent Of the Eastern
Division. EMPLOYEES on this Division Will be
under his charge, and will make all commu-
nicationS respecting their duties or the buSI-
ness of the road. 10 him, except as otherwise
provided in this Order.
III. The Accounts ofFreight and Pas
Senger business will. on the Western DIvIS'
ion. be in the immediate charge Of JOHN e..
BOGGS. whose title will be Assistant Audit
or. His Office will be al Erie. On the Eastern
Division they will be in immediate charge OF
THOMAS NJ. DAVIS. whose tile will be As
sislant Auditor. His Office will he in Will
iamsport. He will also have charge of the
distribution of Passenger Tickets over both
Divisions.
All communications respecting Freight and
Passenger accounts by Employees on either
Division, will be made 10 the Assistant Audi
tor thereof, and respecting supplies of Tickets
to THoM,s VI. DAVIS.
JOS. ID. POTTS. General ManageEi
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lessee Philad d Erie K. r.
General Managers Office.
WiIliamsporl, Jan. 80, 1862.
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Prom Cd, Washington, Pa, Reporter.
The TnrImnn WnnI.

Our readers who sre interested In III,
growth Of woodland all are to = greater
or less sIteut-Rill be gratiHed 70 learn
that the prospect for such an increase OF
duty upon Horsisu wsoIS ss will afford
more ample encouragement 10 home pro.
duetion 10 very fair. Nessrs. Lemoyne,
Ewing and H'Psrlsud, who were appointed
committee At the late Wool Growars'
Convention in this place to visit washing.
ton City and urge the matter. In person.
upuE toe stteniion Of Congress, have re-
Gently returned from the performance Of
that duty, They we're granted hearing
before the COMMITTEES, and sxprsss them
selves ae highly plesSed and greatly en-.
couraged by the receptions they met With.
Since they reached home, We observe ,bst
the Committee on Manufactures have made
a report on the subject, aud adopting the
suggestions OF our cop1uittss with refer.
ease to the amount Of duty and The mode
OF IsVyiug Il, have recommended 4 specific
daty OF three cents per Genie per Bound.
aud twenty per cent cd JalorSm on ali wool
under eighteen cents; on wool over eiph-
teen eeots and under tWeuty.four cents. 4
specific duty OF Six cents per pound, And
twenty per cent ad yslorenn, and on WOOL
costing over tHsnty.four sSntS, 3 cents sne.
clio aud 30 psr cent Ad VaIorsm, ths duty
to be levied upon the valuation 1t the port
where the duty is paid. From this Il WilI
be seen that the visit of our friends to The
seat OF government has not bssn In vain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

Wa presume that "lsrgo and respeetss
BILE" delegation will 90 from this county to
the PArksrsburE oouveoIiOn which nSets
90 neEt Wednesday. A passage BY river,
a. and do W, will be altogether The pleas-
spteSt way of attending The Convention,
and We would suggest that thOse who ex-
peat to go should make The Necessary ar
rAngsmsnis In advance with some of tbe
hoAts. Most Of the delegates would desire,
We presume, to leavs hero on Tuesday
evening and return on Wednesday night
after the adjournment of the Convention.
II a proper arrangement could be made We
hive no doubt large number Of persons
would go.
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THE EPIRIr OF CIRCULATION.


The spirit Of speculation in stocks. gold.
etc, 10 become go prevalent, tbaI All
ela8SeB, conditions. and even sexes are en- !.
gagged In the Xcitement. The great Sooth
ssa Bubble Of the last century has At last
found itG equal IN Wall street. A'coun,ry
ts mourning over the losses of her thoG.
Sands OF unreturniug braves; bomes are
made desolAte, aud vacant chairs arc seep
At every hesrIhstone, but still the infatus.
sion goes on. Men who make the loudes,
preLenSionS TO piety, who siRn protssta
against lottery for the benefit OF the sick
aud wounded soldiers, invest th . Iast of their
capital on the "littIe joker,n under tho
thtm6leI Of the atoek board. Some Clergy.
men, not profeSSed followers the meek and
loWIy Lord, - ho drove ont The money eha1g.
erS from the temple, for making il = dan I'd
thieves, while preaching loudly auaInGt
slavery and other distractions, inyest thejr
incomes, and become "rieh In this TorIdis
gOodS." Women, too, whose zoe and mn,s
delicate suseePtibilitieS have GItsd Der not
for the busy marts OF trade, have imbibsd
the lame inta,uation, ADD are operating
through brokers or friends. The speeGIS.
t.VS feeling stops not here-the most essen.
IIaI COMMODITIES Of lie have proved a
tempting bait for these Infatuated anglers.
aud they are proWliOg over the country,
buJi1g up, months In advance, whole dair.
les OF butter. cheeIS, &C., ct exorbitant
rates. The entire community seems 70 be
unoer tho control OF combinations and
We are told By these .meTeSnnrv sor.
RsTGn'S' that We "can either pay the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

FoR q mouth or SIX weeks past the &c.
eeI.tOn sympsthizera iu the Northern
States, in CsnadA aud elsewhere, have
been urged to seud ,hsir CONTRIBUTIONS to
the relief Of the eziled vallAudighsm, who
is represented TO be rather '.hard up in
his Canadian retreat. Ous OF the New
York papers announces with considerable
flourish that these contributions have now
reached the enormous sum OF seven thous,
aud dollars, and, as If to delraet from the
charitable motives of tho donors, IL adds
that Inis is oue OF the wAys tha. the "peo.
pie" take to show "Ibeir contempt for an
Infamous aud abort lived despotism." /,
would seem that the people, after slu
weeks consideration Of the subject, have
ouly seven Thousand dollars worth of "cOu.
tempt for 40 Infamous and short.livsd
dsspotiSD." Perhaps the fact that the des.
potism is short lived decreases the con.
tempt they would otherwise have for 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
Mrs. ID. Walters
FOR SALE

A VERY VALUABLE FABA, fi,uAt,a In Hns,u
n eo1Hty, West SiTSiaiA, LSelVs miles, boisg
HnipSlh, o., eentaininS l:9iG% acres, I,20o acres
az uIss, ali clear aud ia the hIEhst r.,te ~ criS
TAuo9' The balance Of the fam bstnE hsaVily I'm.
SefSd Two coal VOins-pne 81 the other GAnneI
Add within TX milss Of the ohio river. Tbe in.
proyement4 are four dNeilinGS six eabinA suitable
out houses, And three orchards. Two cracks Uass.
ing through the farm, Afford an ample supply q
wafer Tor stock. Six fArmA each having go acres
Of bottom land and sufficient timber could be "a ade
chance lS offered - secure Io0d farnI c6hTyRnieDf
to good uaEkSts, and IA . hnS climate TIIls inds.
putable. Terms, which Will De made 10 suit die
PufehASefss made known AppIica tion, By letter
or other wise, 70 B. L. sTEEART, GGlTIpOits' @.
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prises demanded. or 60 vithout.n-
A little more abstemiopsness on the part
Of nonsekespespeE esoidiHe, lpxprls ! ADD
bent on killing % thiS sbiFit 81 Speeaia.
ton, will HeCompl6h The result, and lid
community Of lhes6 speculative loehgis,
that have come ups6yer the l6nd, TO f6iten'
upon others woes. It the State LeRisla-
ture would strive TO break up the combi.
nations for oppresslDg the consumers.
some good might be accomplished II
stAge proprlelOrs raise their fares, let PEG.
pie tRlk, aud empty vehicles will soon
reduce the'fare. Ifbuttsr, tea, sugar, etc..
reach such ox.EaSaEantpE prices 30 10 render.
them lpIurisS, then people must deny
themselveSS andgo WITHOUT. There iS
tension, beyond which you cannot 30 with,
opt snepniqE, the cord, The last straw
I lll i6reek 1ae camel,s baGk. j iRbea these
mugs 90 come. woe TO those by whom
they come! Let uI remember, therefore,
that ''an ouncs of preventive iS better than q
. pound OF euro" and act accordingly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

TaE County Convention to uominste .
suPsrinten lent foe the County Schools
aud also to send delegates to the State
oOuVsuIion at Parkersburg. meets at tho
COURT House Tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock Most of Ihs-toEuIhipG of the
eounty, We believe, have held msstIugs of
some sort, aud sent delegates TO the Court
b 1uss Convention. There hAs NOT how.
ever, been that lively interest in the mat
ter that indicates full turn out from all
paris OF the county. Something can be
done to day towards securing proper at
tendance. aud we boPe that those who do
really feel an interest in The selection Of a
proper School supsrlnIsndsOl, as we'll as
Ia the promotion aud keeping up OF a prop.
sr org .nirltion of toe Union party, will
say and do what they can towards Sscu-
rig respectable meeting 10 point Of num-
bsrs.
Those city townships no. ys. represented
ought TO hold meslings this evening and
name their delegates, aud tbOss persons 10
such townships who are looked 10 As mo.
vers 10 public matters should zee that their
fellow cttiEsns are not lelt without par
ticipation 10 the eounty mselios.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
The Speculative Rase--An E1plo.,pu
Near az Hand,
Iron the Cincinnati GlIetts Of tie 1stA.

GOId> touched . higher Psint 10 New
York to-day than had previously been
reached. The price advanced 70 l75, and
closed st l7439l74f. To attempt 70 &C.
eOunE for this advance would be = difficult
undertaking. There 10 no cause for H.,
except the general one which is exciting ali
pie are specializing now IS they never
SpEculated before; tue movement 10 gen.
srali prices are on speculative basis, aud
everything ts getting into a position for
an explosion, which, when II oocurs, will
DO without q parallel in this country. But
Sords Of eantiUn are thrown away now,
The storm is too violent 70 be checked.
uuttl It runs Its course. About The tins
Grant defeats Lees army, the state of the
markets will be in striking contrast With
that which now prevails,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
AlslsIlEt ogLaIIlnLsIIa's oIIreI.

A LLdeAisrs 10 Drug, Hardware, IFon. Steal Inn.
= :, Sss t {. aE1' = A3S request
week sealed proposal OF list, - duplts1fs Of m
articles they are prepared 70 furnish 70 tiI DsFof
~ ehoGt notice, with the price Of each marked n
plain figures % that, II case The sxiEenejsS a tbs
service require IT, Ibe article or articles an - ~
tanned without delay, Hnd At the lowest pFiee. : -
Dealers uthhinS % sell 70 thIs Depot Nil b. -
q1ired to furnish TIE list puuetnAlIy avery NSpdSy
morning. J: G.PARHSHORTH,
Captain aud Assistant oaATtSF.maItsr.
hoae.a Depot OF wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

AIS you aware that simple cough ter.
inmates IN eossuap,ion2 Why no. So
wise 10 time and use Aliens Lung BalsAm
which will stop the disease and prevent
fatal eonSequeusesH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
NEW ADVERTIsRM'NgS
Centre ToWnship Awa1Ze.

THERK WILL BE A NETTING q the si.iAsn, *
this Township sthfd 1PridaS 6ySplIlF n ~
eelock, ID the 6lh Ward BchooJ aaSnSs, Is noSSit
Ssse toEnahip efneeE aud apPoilt deIeEateltO TIE
VG aStiS S'R tara 'ss;s a orrrzESs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
TaH PRoP0sGD REMOVAL OF THH PBNHsTL-
YAnIA anAr M nnrrnnunnr
HAn.rssvne. April u. 1881.
Special 70 The X. Z. Tribup,.

Great excitement prevails here relstiVe
TO The proposed tsAnsfer OF the Seat of
Government TO Philadelphia. A meeting
10 held here to night relative TO the subjecS
II seems to be probable that the bill viii
pass. A Committee OF the City Councils
OF PbiladsIphih, headed by Price Wether-
ell Is urging the passage of the bill, If ne.
eeSSsry, I've millions of dollars for the
erection of new State Capitol il that city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

Stringent orders have been issued reeu.
lattpg ,tisiseIs allowed 10 rrmsln with The
Army set the PeioIese. GcrrespondeutS
are required TO regittst their. names beforS
thel 9Th inst, sud attes thar dale, Whei
absent from their postmoIs than "a hours,
10 report 70 the Provost Marshal upon tbeiS
return ff5lss5--is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
fH1 I'm YaENorf JoUasAL.

The frst number Of . large aud hand.
Gomsly printed printed paper call the Nev
Era made its appearance this afternoon
Tue Nee BrG is published by al Rssocia.
ton OF gentlemen representing all portions
OF the Union, and have the editors say,
considered Il one OF tho pressing needs Of
the timeS that there should DO preas at
The national capital, altogether indSpen.
dent Of the patronage Of parties or OH !.
ctall, IL advocates the single presidential
term, aud u Fremont journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

The order authorizing the summary
hanging Of bush WhRckars caught SVithin
the lines qt the Army OF thotPotomse has
been tesciaded. Tho Orange ana. Alex.
sndra Railroad Is again IN fall running
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CITIZENS.
Public Sale Of Valuable Coal Land
near Burlington, Ohio.

WILL. BHsoLO an PUBLIC SALE on Tuesday,
w The 18th day Of Nay next, at the village Of
Burlington, Belmont county Otto 80 the zhiFbOSt
and best bidder tract Of land containing one hum
Perehos. Thtl hnd Il atu6tsd about on half nile
nom the Ohio river, bStW 0n GIsksOa'G fun ADJ
sienna run, and ls uuderlAd With valuable beds Of
under cultivation, the resi- covered With ttnber.-
An opportunity = here offered for profitable Invest.
Term Of sals-ouethIri in essh. aud the S.iapss
10 twelve, eighteen and tHOnty-f0 months, with
Interest from Day Of sale and lien retained npon
the property % Soeurs the deferred payments.
April IL, 1sSt-td JANIS PAUL..
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MARRIEnI

MAEGESlEDs
ON the 14th inst, b. the Rsy. John aoeAt. Mr.,
DAEI B. EIEES, Of New orieanF, Ia q III,
) HHn1 GHhnRE, Of this city. -
tEsw Orleans True Delta pieass eopy.lr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15
ral rERRITonY or rorrlnn.

The House Tsrri.orisl COMMITTEES hsy.
adopted the Senate'S amendments 10 The
Senate bill for the Organization Of tho ter.
ritory Of Montana, which bill gives all The
right OF suffrage without regard to color.
rus TRIATHGEr OF lNPRlloHsp sotprSRs.
The Secretary Of War has approved III.
Recommendations Of ConRresSn4n OdsII.
aud isSuEd orders aceorainTiT thsi Az
soldiers now confined in New York nrIsons
upon the same footing a. STATE conyieiS.
win reference to the law, which aayS.H1
sFor obedtence and good conduct 2. enb.
Wet shall be entitled to 4 comm Stso5
OF Two days per month for the tsrmS Of
Attn :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

INrERnsrISa reading maltsr will
Eouud on the fourth puge. .=5sa -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

The bridges between The Amy Of the
PotonSc aud Ale1andria have ali been "a
paired, and tTainS have started out Iris
morning from AlexsndriA. The track be.
tween Washington and Alexandria is GOOD.
ed with water, owing to the high state of
the river. but II will probably Gubside 40
that trains can pass over Is by to.morroIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

God Kulfd oar Gag, and koSp OAeh Stsf
zach stFipS - bright ~ new they WAHus
SAN make it loAd our ranks In NAFs
StIll nOat above eAeh pAtFtot1 gEGNA
Death 10 the traitor that ROuld dare
10 IFaIl 10 thr0aSh the du1t Of AhAmO.
An honest hearts its lot will AhRrO
AID follow It 10 Death or Fame.
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LIEur.-eES. GRANT vIs.rs BURNSIDE.

Lieut.-Geu. Grant arrived from tbs AZ.
my to-day, and bas been IN consultation
all day at the War Department.. He Roes
to Annapolis to visit Gen. Burustde to-
morrow morning. fhE.-s
TEtssRLrHIo oolXuS1oArros wifn RUSSIA.
Senator DooliItle. of Wisconsin,. TO. dsT
presented . petition OF Mr. Collins ana
others for authority to construct t.Is-
graph line to connect with Russia I'D.
BehripR's Straits. ReliabIe parties saw
that the line oaa be put IN operation Il
eighteen months. -
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LOOKING oLABBR6. =
"A EIRR ASSORTMENT Of or.i,t Greb.d ~,
"A and Round oornersd Looking GISSsss, ii 81
spa' PAE4RrDaEs sAI1HRx.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-15

Prom the report OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, 10 answer TO the resolution OF
the SenAts relative 70 the number Of com.
mtssioueFs snd amount of money received
under IhsiiaW 70 collect direct taxes in 10 !.
surreetiouGry districts, Il SppearS that
there were Eve commissioners in the dis i,
tricrnf florida and fontTiu each OF the
distftetl aoi South Caroliga, virRinia aud
Isnneeiee IL s9laty 81 % 900 each; aud
tNo eter sltu . iotioArana ono n each OF
tess olhsfI .eitlstts seiary of 81, 200
,sashs e sio9sh Csssllnal os 574 aores of
lald 1Usrtisolds ioE S2It3e9; In Virginia,
8 400 acres for $ll0. 4OT; Ia Florida. i2S
acres for $40 003; asd TennsssAs lands 20
tbe amount,of $50 500.
The expenses in the district Of South
Carolina were $l5,sl5; Florida, $I4 466;
Virginia, $s,o6l, aud Tennessee S7,I22.
LAHD aALHS-THE CoHNtSstnSKRs ~ ,Ssup-
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RRoTIoNARY DIsTBIorB.

Secretary Chase, to day, sent report
to the Seaass in rsIstion TO uuuber OF
Commissioners, &c. Ia insurrsctiousEy
dtstrtctS, From this rspOrt 1t appearn
that their expenses thus tar have been
S49 46s az. Receipts for land sales,
S20s. 30s l6. Thia does not include re-.
cent SsleS at Beaufort, 8. c.. amounting 90
$240, 900.
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UIIsHARI'S DYsPEPsIA PILLS a1d Nar,baTis
W Tar Drops tor sale Al .
srFls 6EAHAM's DRUG sToRE.
~ e GhAN'S CHL0RATE OF POTASH LIozEY.
- ~ Gt:9-An eIe"itout Preparation foT Bore
apSiS '-'satss' & an 'H!s e In,,,
MILLHRs 50 oRNrHAIR DYR for ala a.
M AKH YOUR OWN soAP-snrsrtor Palm on
sFri1 eRAuAN,s DRus sroRE.
HoRsEstAH's HoFs, OF EAxnsT's TTitnd, Tor
sGyl. ekAHAA's DRUG STORE.
PoBAEk's BIITRRS AUD RobGsE15 PiIii foT SSIe
HI e aprlt GRkBLlTs DRus sT1HE.
SCaEhoK'd 8RA WEED TJSiO SaG Se6s5sE5--
- nAndTAkO Pulls for sale a. 1--'S ~!
sREl9 GRAHAA'S DRUG srORE
NAtS ~ COUGH HTNIuRB-ThS sure cure.
.1g.l! eRAHllrs DRUG STORE. :
Fer Cairo and 81, Lopis.
HR The steamer ARMENIA. Can, A n.
s--.-,------ DAY. 1Olh instant, Il 10 a. n. Por
ssst '''s' ''5slI I e SSn SaSNSk A,.,
Important Notice.
A Ii PERSONS hsSi1E old CARirs 10 rep.,r ,,,
5:1., hoa 70 "a nj can have them done By the m
-sPEles!s -E...... Is. R1HELDAIEER.
ATTENTION LADIES. q;
NJ RS. Z. d. HUGHES 4 CO., vspId
~ ntotIn ne LADIES OF Wheeling G1d s6rround-
sonnets, Hats, Headdresssa, Notlons, SuabToi5sres
=, o. iAtSst tons aud newest GtyIeS TbeS
srSi{I HalH va me patronage Of the publ7 gen
BISSehiDE. oolOribS sbd rtattlnK Bonnet, u...
&C. ~ me shortest notice and on liberal terms
-aIEl3iS n Main strS:t - EbseSi551t =
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WIsHARTS DYsPkPsl IA PILLS aEd Nsr,b.T'-
S.rFls ''''' % ssaHAps DRUG STORE
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this decree. Yet here 10 mau-An old
helper and fellow worker for years 10 the
same haFneSS-WhO rises up and tells uu
that democratic principles and democrat.
Y men alone can save ". All things
must he referred 70 the pSOpls--as thSy
should bS-Ihat the people may choose
democrats TO rule, because democrats have
choaen 70 make war on the people rath.
et than TO have any thing as the people
We again say that we care nothing for
their party nGmeS, Old associations may
go with the past, But when such men aS
those at Chicago put on alrS about their
history, and grow holisr than Others, we
shall answer them with the truth. And
not only this, but We shall wish to be told,
aud the patriotic men Ofthis nation viii
demandt 70 know, whether or not they hare
any opinion to express upon toe conduct
Of their former associates, now the leaders
OF the rebellion. The history oi.tho parig
is not such, they may be assured that
they can stand safely on that alone, while
they deny all acquaintance with any public
criminals except the persons lawfully cho.
sen to hold the first trusts 10 the republic,
Have they anything to coy against the
men who made the war; ltiS q question
not TO be turned aside, The voting pOpu.
lation otthe states have not growpsO stupid
aS %. 70 know that the responsibility for
this war and oil its miserles iS somewhere
else than in the officers Of the present ad.
uiuiStratiOn. The government may not
have been always wiSe;-leI that pass
The government did not make the tipht.
That much we eau remember. II the aims
Of the administFAtion are 10 be exposed
aud denounced, other Sins and the great one
will need to be also mentioned. They who
omit to do it are insulting the understand
ing Of every MAD TO whom they speak. They
are likely, too, to be thought Of as in sym.
patby with those whose crimes they will
neither denOuuce nor mention. Some 9th.
er incidental things the American people
may let slip out Of mind, but for this
great fact Of the war itself, when any one
undertakes TO teach them about it, they
know at least how 1t began. Aud for the
teachers, who have not found out even
this, they will doubt their capacity to in.
struct them as to how 1t should end.
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BEWARE OV COUNTERPEITy.

NO. 63I ARCH STREET.
Principal OGoe and kanVJaeirv,
JONES a EVANS,
Is e'"''o" too, N. Jackson COIL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-24

Hooaand's German Bitters
From ): NssgtOn BrOvH, D. D., Editor ortA. Buey.
eLoPedid Of RsliOiOuI RHOiOled0e.

From ): NssDtOn BrosSH, D. D., Editor Ofth. Bsey-
eIoPedia Of RsliOfOHI RHOtOlsdSs.
Although not disposed 70 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through dITtruSl Of
their ingredients and eHectA yet know Of no sun.
Gent reason, why mAn may not testify 70 the benal
be believe himself to have received fTOmAhY ample
preparations, In the hope that be may thuS contrib
ute to the benefit OGOtheTs.
do thisthe more readily In regard TO HOohand'S
German Bltters, prepared BY DR.. @. N. Jackson, Of
tha city, because WAS preudieed against them for
many Year,, under the impression that they we're
chiefly Au alcoholic mixture. / am Indebted TO my
friend Robert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests Ahd for encourage
ment 10 try them, when suffering from great aud
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these DttOrS, At the beginning Of tue present
year, was followed by evident relief and restoration
To degree Of bodily aud mental yigoT which had
not tOlt for siI months before and had almost do
SPARED Of regulating. thsT- '.s' Inb God and
my frlsud 70 directing me to tn use 0ftn0m.
JIM VI IN BROWN.
PhilAdOlpA IJuns 90, 1861,