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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
Hoop AND SHERMAN.

The movement of Hood, has the exact
effect which Davlsdesigned it to have.
If Sherman reaches the OCEAN, he will
burn the whole country behind him from
the ocean to the western boundary of Ala
bama.
The enemy says that the march of Sher-
man has not been the production of any re-
suit, whatever; Macon has not been taken,
nor has Augusta. He has not been able
to advance 10 miles, but has been repulsed
wherever he has attempted to advance,
harassed .on its flank and rear, and
manfully resisted in 'front.' the sea is still
more than one hundred miles frem his
army. Every hour consumes his provis-
ions and concentrates our armies. Until
his movements developed his intentions il
was impossible to concentrate our force,
without exposing important places, but
now that his destination is known, reasons
that have held our forces apart no Longer
forbid immediate concentration.
We expect to hear Of important result
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

A letter was read in Columbus, on Sat
urday, from Palmetto Point, on the West
Point & LsGrsnge railroad, stating that
Fitzpatrick, with 5000 Yankees, was sd-
vancing down the country on the Alabs-
ma side of OhattahOochie, burning and
destroying everything.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

A RTIPICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
-6ite Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by all to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking singing, BESIDES, what Is Of no slight
Importance, they are chetper and will wear longer
tnAn any other A C0mpl ts SeG at ONE DOLLA r
fEh TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact ss the d,y Of Metal Plates past for all that
see them discard the old SET II able their superior
ity being spparent TO all.
ALEA. HAlsLIWELI, n. D. and
J. B. DAHTEls, Dentists. -f
Southwest corner Ontario street and Ppblic s1
Established over u years no96
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
oREAT BATTLEs ExPEcTEp.

The World editorislly says, it is prObs-
bic that active movements are now taking
place in the Army Of the Potomac. The
coming week promises to be the most
eventful of the war, and will probably
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

The protest of the Bahia merchants, con-
cerning the Florida, was read, and COM
mittee appointed to consult the propriety
of sending it back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
GLRVKLAND LEIDER
FuBLIBHED
SALLY, TRI- WEEKhY AKB WHEKhE,
By B. OOWBEs 3 co.
Ia superfOF-5t.
Aeiv 9arErtisEtlrEuts.
a, n. NEWToN


NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
q. n. NEWTON
RespeotfulIy announces 70 the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental Once ct
NJ. 2H SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by DR.. d. J. Dickerson.
He il now prepared TO perform All the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation in
q thorough aud Bsillful manner.
ARTIFICIAL Teeth Inserted, from e single Tooth to
an entire Set. upon Gold. Silver and YulcaOiSed
Rubber base, ana warranted TO give good satisfao.
tIcn ia all cases.
REFEREEoEs .-E. 7 Fairbanks, St. Jobnsbury,
Vt; Hon l. Poland, Chief Ju.tiee, st. Johnsbury.
VT; Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Heman Alyi
ESQ Elyria, Ohio; n. B. Gates, Elyria, Ohio.
A OARD.-Dr. Dickerson takes this oppoituhi,1
20 express his grateful ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the
rnanV friends and patrons who have favored hin
-Titb their oond5ence. Having dispos of my
Dracfios 20 Dr. Newton IL affords ms great pleas
iTs tbat I IN abIs to recommend In him thorough
and skiIJuI Dentist and in whose integrity it viii
be safe % rely. oe2;ls4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

The fight from Milledgeville, when the
enemy approached, was very great Some
members of the Legislature paid as high
as one thousand dollars to be carried out
of town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
GAVE THE FUELi
And Retain the Heat in Your Room.
This can te aoeomplisisd more by the use Of F.
STOVE pAMPER.

Thau by ary other mesng. 1t will save HALF
YOUR FUEL, and the apartment to be
more thoroughly and evenly warm. Each Dsmper
will gAzs you Ten Dollars year. No time should
be lost in having placed in stove pipe in
the house. Ny agents will canvass the city, and
put them in for those who wish foF them.
Read the following testimonial:
OLEvELAED, Nov. 25th, 1864.
We have been trying Ons Of T. NJ Hubbard's
Patent Stove Dampers, an find il to be 8 great
saving of fuel and keeps more even heat in the
room. Il. r. O. BROCKWAY.
A few more good, energetic Agents wanted in
the city and one in every tosnship in the county.
al orders for them lefg A. my store will be
promptly attended to- GEO. D. BECK,
80 Superior street
General Depot for Ohio, Pennsylvsia Indiana and
Michigan, to whom all orders from those States
must be addressed. no26:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

con or Augusta, and that not one Of these
cities have even been threatened by his
forces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
WATER CURE.

NEW silver WARE-JUgT RI
IN oeiTsd at OOWLEs'
ulY6 - WsddAU Housa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN w1Ns1ow.

In the Chamber of Commerce to-day, a
letter was resd from Comodore Winslow,
which closed by saying, 1.-the destruction
of the Alabama was an event of great
imprtanOce, aside from ridding the ocean
of one Of the most destructive pests upon
our commerce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

witness a great battle near Richmondi
another in the Shenandoah Valley, and q
third, as important as the others, in Ten
nessee, several minor engagements, with
pregnant results, in Georgia, and at least
one important naval action along the
coast.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

The Bristol Register of the 25Lh says;
Ali is quiet in East Tennessee. Our forces
at Strawberry Plains are confronting the
Yankees on the opposite side of the river.
NEW YORK, Dec. /.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
EERKs OF WEEKLY
U. s. nIarshaI's Sale.
.HVA1IABLTm ADVAECI-

ni'Sa States sIi:s % 6t S.E eSs B,srs TII. We.
JGfOrBon Z. Martin Virginia. Al Wheeling. Fell
and others. Tern, 1SGG- In ohaoeery.
TN pursuance Of q Decree OF the District Court OF
i the United States for the District Of West vir-
gtniA, rendered q it. Fall Tern, 1854, e WheonF,
In the above entitled cause, Will on THURSDAY, +,
DECEMBER 18th, 1854, e the fFnnE door q th a
sel at public alCtion, to the highest aud best BID
der, the ira Of land (eontaining about hun
dfod acres more tea3j situate IN the forks Of Big
eEaSe Greek in said county q mar.hall, and IN
james BuEiey bought Of John GallAhsF, and bound
ed - tOllOWl, % Wit: beginning at stake in the
month Of . Bayou, corner 20 piece Of the sane
iaEm that vas heTetOfore sold % Wm- p. Davis.
survey with the several courses and distances
thereto, to the eenter of large cut In the bottoli
made by the BGldimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and Whsre the creek nov principally runs; thence
Hly about eight aud half aere hsretosoFe sold 70
Robert AlexandsFS thenee With Baid AlGHAnderis
line eastWardly to stake IN the hOlds corner 10
satd Alosa1dUi thence sOuthWuTdly with Gltd
and Ohio Railroad; thence eastWaFdly along the
ddo Of said Railroad 70 the original line of sid
survey; thence eAStWardly with the original line,
with the several courses and distances thereto. to
wardiy with the GAid Wu. r. DAEis' line 20 the BE-
TERAIs OF sALE-FInoou per cent. of the pur-
chase money in hand, the balance I'm three equal
nth interest on each deferred in5talime1ts from
the day Of sale uutn paid; the purchaser giving
bond With good security for said deferred install
nonts, with the privilege Of PAY ing all any per
ton Of the deferred payments at the next term OF
sale 70 commence at two O'Clock P. N.
ADWARD n. NORTON,
Uct9T-td o. s. MaEIhaI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
Cox,s MILLS, G1LuER Co. W. VA,
November 22d, 1854.

Editors IHteaEtgsnesrs s- er-si
IuIyour issue of the 14Lh inst, You give
a aI5tatement of the election for state ON oI1l :
csrs sent you by & fSfriend" from Gieuyille'
Ssts y sea he a fsiend to JEFF. Davis or the
Devil: as hold that all liars either belong
Il one or both OF them. Friend marks &.
n me as a oopperhead. Heretofore they eau; !;
edS ms an Abolitionist, what they VIII hays
me next / cannot now imagine: Friend
aIso states. that received ll6 votes and
Cat nathsr receiyed 195 votes. 1 have GER
ti6cate of election to. the House of Dele
gates, from the Board Of Supervisors, who
ssys % ,6at received lie yotesi aud tha,
lanes Gather received 80 votes, should
not have noticed the comnpntcaaoat o
"Friend" If he had not maFksS ,Ss.
really despise it is a Gopperhead, or Cop
As ever, I remain your friend. :.
G1oRsI <. Cox.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26

From q ths ,Ffrtt West Va. Cavalry
,-,-,. y.oAMr lar WEST Va. OAVALRY, !
NsAR FRoAT RoHlL. Va, Nov. 10, 1854.
Editoys latstAssaler:
Our regiment Vas engaged in little Of
thought those Who have friends In the
REGIMENT ,Would Ike to hear Of. On Sat
uFday morning itappears that information
was received Of "a advance movement BY
Gen. Early, doWr the Valley 70 Gen. Sher.
iian's new quattes, and in order TO check
mate the said miyement, Gen. Custer was
sent up the mali pike with his diyision oi
cavalry, and in. Ae evening became enga-
ged with the enjmy's infantry near Mid
dletoWn, where ID fought them until ten
O'clock et night when they s(ths enemy
retired. Early j. the morning, e(Satur-
dey, this diyfBiot, (Gen. PowelPs,) moved
out On the Front ROyel pike, to ascertain
whether the sEsny' cavalry were not
moving mo MAarften. a.ss.
The 1sGAIlN .gGds, uuSse command Of
Gen. Tibbits, moved out in the advance
some fVe or six mileL when they encoun.
tered the enemy's sktmishers, who refu.
sed to be driven back. The enemy were
in battle-line, and sent |ut q force sufi-
cient to drive the 1st briiade back, when
Gen. Powell ordered Col 50apeheart, who
is in command Of the I'd lrfgade, to move
through the line OF that1sl brigade aud
charge the enemy. The lrigade was soon
in line, with Major Faralee, with the Ist
West Virginia, on the right, Lieut.. Col.
MCGEE, Sd West Virginia, on the left, aud
Col. Adams, 1st New Yori. IN the centre.
The charge was made II splendid style,
the enemy turned back In break-neck |
kk,aS Nk.a.
was complete. Major Fanbee brought his |
umu first, consequently tle 1st West Va. |
captured the most of the pisonars, togeth-
er with two pieces of artillery and two |
battle flags, and followed be enemy dis.
tsuce OF eight miles. Ia tie meantime we
charged across two rivers, under q CALLING
Gre from the rebels, and, strange as it may
seem, not one of the regiment was killed
or wounded in the engagement. .
The result Of the eapture,is as tolloWs
Four field officers, 16 lin officers, and
1888 priyates and non. commissioned off,
;ers, including II wounded, two pieces of
artillery and cass;ons complete, and two
,attle flags. 4, The two men who captured
be flags, Sergent Schomskr company A,
md Frank Adams ,companyp, have been
emit With the flags to Washington city,
nd will present them to the War Depart
nent, and Gen, Sheridan hal ordered that
hey each receive furIough br thirty days.
Inc of the flags belonged to the l4th Vir-
ipia rebel cavalry. It was made of silk
nd trimmed beautifully, tpd had the seal
f the State, the old State, lmean.
It is right funny to, see the cavalry here
4 the Valley, now going oItt to hunt up a
ght and take no artillery with them, but
hen the fight comes on We always get
hat II aEtillaEYYa tRs SGt ptfs.. are terribly
ckied about Lincoln being elected. You
lay tell the copperheads around your city
lat we very often meet their friends and
rothers out here shooting at us, but we
ever kill any of them-certainiy not
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
cAnF RUssnI1, vAr Nov. 22r 1864.

Editors InteIISeneer:
Auis quiet in the army of the sheuau-
doah, except the vAilings that are to be
heard from, some portions of the
army of West Virginia, especially
rom the third brigade of the frst
division. The 9Th and 10th corps
of this army have been paid. The Let and
I'D bripades of the above named division
have also been paid. And why should not
the,five regiments composing the sd bril-
eade be,paid2 Many families in the bor-
der counties of West Virginia are suffer-
ing because their fathers, brothers or sons
in these regiments have not been paid for
the last six months. Thousands Of our
brave soldiers in this army have SISTERS
brothers, wives and dear children depend
ing alone on the mere Pittanee received by
them from the government. The ruthless
traitors have visited their hresides, and
deprived them of all that makes home near
and dear. Yet through the negligence OF
sorne uaytnaster or paymasters who are
eniovinR the comforts and the luxuries Of
some CITY hotel, these families must suffer.
But a few days ago We noticed that the
paymasters were ordered to the Ar'
nv of the James to pay the troops up to
| the lst of November, yet portions OF this
army must remain unpaid, some OF whom
have not received pay during the present
year. We are willing to submit If the
Treasury of the United States government
is bare. We will fight to put down this
Idsmnable rebellion without pay 1t such is
the case. But such is not the case: Is I
| right, is it Just, is it proper, that these
brave patriots who have marched thou'
sands Of miles, fought dozens OF battles
aud have shown such patriotism as the
Iworld never before Witnessed, should be
| so neglected. True patriots answer, No
| 1oopperheads or rebels may laugh In theil
sleeves. Trifing, and unfseling officials
sitting around their cosy fresides away Il
1.-THE rear, where there is no danger of th'
i shells or erapeshot Of the enemy, may re
main, unmoVed.
But the true soldier aud office
Twill do all that In his power lietl
ltn see and know that this evil !
remedied. But come "greenbacks" o
not, we are here willing and ready 7
meet the foe, wherefore our gallant com
nanders may lead MS. More anon.
---'''' =. li,s4 A SoLDIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.
A ss1srANF oUARTERlIAsTER's OEFIcE,

A ssIsFANF oUARTERMAsTKR's 0FFIoR, !
n WHEEINs, ". Va, HOyeubeE 11tI 1851
CAVALRY AND ARTILLBRY HORSES VII %
purchased in the open market NJ WhOe.ingt wa
one hundred sad Afty-hVs dollars ISl5Sl wn b
paid for Cavalry and one hundred aBd dKty-nVo
dollars ttIG5J for Artillery HOrsea
ARTILLERY HOeBos must be Of dark color, sound IN
an particulars strong. quick aud active, we'll bro
Ken and square trottsFI in harness, In gOO1 nean
and condition, from six 70 ten years old, and not
les than I5E hands high, each hjrss not 70 Selsa
less than go pounds
Cayalry tIorses must be sOund In al PaEtieui lars
wen broken, IN full dSJh And EIVd condition. Eom
is 20 Is hands high, from 70 years old aud Fel
adaptod In .voTy Way 70 OaVAlry purPOSs!-
BY order Of Col jas A. BEIN. Col In charge A1t
Div. O. n g. o. Gus AhLsAAN,
ncTi Capt. 4 A. .. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
Sale of Real Estate
SITUATE IN THE CITY OF wHEELINa.

DY VirtnS And in PursuADeo OfA Deed Of Trust,
ID executed BY Thomas Townsend aud Richard
OOWley, OG Belmont county, STATE Of Ohio, 70 Nor
gan Nelson, late Of the city Of Wheeling, now de-
cease1, bearing date on 10th day Of august, 1858,
and duly Of record In the ReeOrdsT's once u Ohio
county, State Ut West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 5
folo S45 % secure 70 Francis r. Armstrong. Trustee
OF Emily A Zane the sum Of 81 $50 %, with inter
est thereon As manifested by two several Bonds
given fOr the zane and described in said Deed q
Trusts will - Administr tor with th0 viii An-
naIed Of aAtd MOrRRt N-lson, deceased and 10 ViT-
tue Of the power conferred upon me BY the 9Th see
ton Of chapter 1I6 Of the Code Of Virginia, proceed
on the 26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854. q the fFOut
door Of ths Court House Of Ohio county, TO sell
public auction the following described piece parcel
Of land: part Of what is known by the name Of
ltmits Of the city OF Wheeling beginning at stake
Fulton street corner to james, and James Il
Baker, thence N. 499So, ". 20 polec % the Boekman
line; thence with said line n. S7o, 4 10 Ealna TO
Wheeling creek thOaes down said creek and binding
thereon 3 6Oo 90 poles thence q. 70 = u pOlos;
thepee NJ ~, Z bH poles. % Iflko corner 0GAii
Bakers Inos theme 9. 105f', W. 10 poleA. 70 the
aud half poles, doscFbed In said deed; except
the following described part Of aid land above de-
soTibed, that Il 70 GAy beginning the East side
Of Fulton street and on the SOeEmaa Iine, nov the
Mccartney line, thence n. 19o, 4. 10 pOoS, 70 =
stake at wheeling creek thence down said creek,
and binding thereon, g. 6Oo, + J44-lOO Polos, q
stake; thence 8 4OSsW 10 poles, 70 StSks on tAe
ftSe1Fders once. IN Daed Book No. A. foh0 -.
Terms ''I' o. nAl'' U--h- Al CECIL,
AdminIstrator, with the win anneEod Of noEEla
Melon, deceased trustee In the above dated deed
OcfeO-t9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26

sOn. OF our beaten apostles of demoeFa-
-ev not only despair of the republic but OF
.sif1Aa All republics. The Boston COurisr and the
Detroit Free Pres, urge the oanadas not to
l,tsn besoms republic, but to stick to mOnar'
cby. and commend the fate of Mexico un'
der Maximiiian. Says the Detroit Ere
- p3,g.,, athe natural tendency Of republics
bsS ever been to Decentralization and de
cay" There is democracy for you
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
RATIONAL MEDICINE p :.

hR, THOMAS j. kISNER W.
respectfully inform the oitizeps o. MheeInH1S rs
nd vicinity that he has permanently located Rnl m
his city for the practice Of Medicine upon T.,
onal or Eclectic System He has been ehBasoS = -
he practice of his profession for numpeE y
nd has been enninently Bucce1sful IN tne h.
all varieties OF diseases, both ACUTE ana ~
5r E.. as heretofore, Will devote gooa hnaES HS q.
Is time and attention to the S Iii
iseaSes Of both sexes, such as Oonsumpt9n 1Sa ~.
Arieties OF Lung Diseases, all Diseases o.
atSrrh. Dfspepsia, Liver Oornplaints, Mere9Li, =,
nd NeryouS Diseases, Rheumattsms S6roiGf ~ ~
ariety Of Blood and Skin DiseAses, ~
gens SPINAL Affections, Disease8 or ths ~ -
nd Bladder Heart Affections, diseases o. liz n.
nd Ear 20. Those peculiar 70 temHessS, Irrs1,I. m !.
ammatory Diseases OF the Uterus, feni4E fe9 IN ~
faFitIeg LsueoTrhea, ProlApsns uteE1 anu ni.aaSe.
EouS Diseases to which they are sub eet; S91
kSCbidren carefully and nationally ueated'' @eH
tcines mild reliable and Agreeable. i.,l,, Ntgbt
I An commit dnications strictly oonnae9t1A4h N'sH
k.IlS eheerfuIly and promptly answered. :, T.,t,
I E5S-OHce and residence one door We5b q S ~
AbIingss HotSi Third street, near Aeea I,, ~
DruE Store, Centre wheeling, W: We. On0el HS'-
toS q a N toe PM az ="
| Prof b. p. Payne, SteubenVMeJ ONO.
Dr. pr e. Arnold, oSinbridss, Ohio. ..,A,.,.-.....
prof- q. II cleveland. 0incinnAtb ONO.
/ Dr. q. A. Melehimer, Van Vert,
I ie2I.IydkW 4.--s.Y ...l siif 2 - . : :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
A CARD.'

H, LEE-PHYsIOEAN, SURGEON
ii AND AOcoUoHER-thankful for past hS3iS StI,S
TouId respectfully inform his friends and me
ttaDd Main street, near the Suspension BridSe1
S6eTe he win De happy To- attend 70 any bnslnsS.
u III ~ nnnntIv atteiided to. DR.. Lee iS graduate
n tbs SeIatio Medical Institute Of otnctnnatt and
10 heen yariously engagedSln the practice OF ntI
Sssia1 fr tllS LAST fourteen years. Dr. Lee Is
-. nrsnared with al the necessary app atat9s 1oE
Ss Medical application Of BectEief IN the treat-
nent of Chronic diseases, to which he Soao nH -
ne eaitns Arts OF the preseht day (as Piaoiieed
~ Rcsctics1 that few need despeif 9s pa
5nDIHI. SIfkUtioit given Co dlSoases OF women ana
II fII,s m strictly conh
nav practice q safe, certain and ~
6nercnTial faint IN the Gyatemb put 49, 49,
H. and ItFenE EEhening the general syatems ae1ne
. I5.oT Sith Natures unerrlng lAWs s gs.l -e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26

4 ran New York Word objects to the dem
berate party giving u It's opposition to
the Lincoln admiuistraaon and going into
insolyepoy. Ills as pugnacicus IS . FOos-
az xhich fehts to its last breath.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
RRANKLIN RURNAoA,
Pa!s5Sa SSSsEIE Nm v sston H A RFt.sesraId, d s Nn

pRIgfoN OoUNEY, W.3VAl AIsIs.s =, ~; -
~ O. PIrzGERALDi Seton 15 v1 N,ta' VIZ.
~, A.!:,d sn9sA :! GSiauipbetl. r,,,-
seTassS sssS sn sentlsmsD orEsrS resided near s0Es
Monnt4ln.. ~. nocas Teut to Belmont county 0hi9
thrSn tbere for some tiei then len and vent e
TFanEiin Preston S0Gnys ~ that
EhsEe esL,I;ss have lately came through the ~.
tnS ne ,snt Ia ohio in search Of them ThsH hAna's
are a; iS'LGT GFTtsserai, Judy IaSine Ri y.
- sophS sasanah
msntha Fit.guEald ElisaSSsa "a Eiiy ooS:
'' S115f fsSmeod - 3 = aa-l--,-. :
-.-,II1 INTELIIaRNoER STEAM JOB 2t tiiot ~
a1asntes All kinds Of JOB RrtnSng ~ ~ HsIS y
ness and dispatch, ald g VA RfSfalfs
WhOslins' We ys' "a g sti;&I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26

womoo one eeoE south sst $ d. KFAHasss hesst
fSsiss SisSas TO consult the Dr.; s tae ss sss. ~.
can iii 0g eske plehsare IA accompanying them %
Lee WI Sa.s' OAn be found ut the Grant HeuSe A.
nIsht. ts-f s'Fi ''-. 4 ~. - =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-26
Engine and Boiler for sale.

1.-TWO 30 inch Cylinder Boilers, each 30 feet long
With aro front, grAto bArs, &C. One Engine. -
inch cylinder, 81 feet stroEeS governor, ~ Snse5
Is feet, aud all IN complete runnins orusrB nAtlAb
been run only mOuths5 which viii be s2la -
barEIfn. For further iuformstiOn enquire Of
PAXTON, D0SL1S OGLEBAYs
oc4IO-tf No, s. Main street, Wheelidg.
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WREE1lNI, wEsF VA, Deo. 4th, ls6S.

WaEI1lNI, WEsf VA Dec. 4th, Ieo5.
-. y. y n 1j[aY coResTn: We, the under
S 10 Stn Tnsmbers Of the West Virginia
tatS pleasure in saying that We have
i 1T n fhe Rebellion, a. snooe!slul ana Sns5
ing tloneE OF Medicine (ofthe Ecleetlc eenooL
soth In KAnANhA county Va and ealtA eounay
Ohio. @. s1koK. Senator tn Dist. /.
W.S DUNBAR,,M u. II. D. - y -. :
John NJ PHELPHs, Pres- Senate
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WE ARE NOW pAILY RECEIVING ONE OF
w the largest selection Of PANOY ANO Do
MESTIO DRY GOODS ever before presented pr
fnSpection in Wheeling, many Of them having peen
bought at the late New York Auction sales AZ
great sacrifice, which enables as 70 sell cheaper
AAn any other house, and have the best selection
Of RoodS both Wholesale and retAll for cash only.
Good Madder Prints for IS cents.
Brown Muslin for IS cents.
MohAir LuItres for 50 cents.
H. G-Rrench Merino8 for $1.6O.
ThousandS OF ShaWIs and ClOakg, Fancy Dress
Goods In endless variety, FuTe Blankets, CSxeEIets
Piannela Merino and Woolen Hosiery, Of all kindsf
so pieces Black Cloth for Oloaks ct from u 70 -
peF yard BalmoraI aud Hoop Sktrts, Carpets, hugss
&c., &o., all OF which Will be sold extromely low
for Cash without dIsSount-
Please call before purchasing elsewhere At Hoa'
81 and SO Main street, Centre Mhsehng. oo
P. s-Fiue Black Cloth ClONks for Ten Dollars.
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From q ths Ffrlt West Va. Cavalry
m CAM lar WEST Va. CAVALRY, /
NsAR FRohT RorlL. Va, Nov. 10, 1854. J