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, 1864-05-22

Win heavier r;esps aid II to i;es 81 :oiss,a
tion Of prices several Of the principal Elsera
kc5. there has been fair &ount OF activity Ia this.
Dnrkct and VIC neta advance upon last S.tusaaysN
quotations oI 7sc 100 b primo extra grAdes
Light md atoEG hogs have been In morS limited de-
aDd, but thetn has beeA :dae1ae In pscca during
the week The following ara the clss1nT Quotations
OF the market this eyealng: ...4 ii
Primo to c1ssn qualities 31G8a1eo
% 70
SATURDAY ETE11Ha, My s1-ContrAry to the pro;
dix soos Of the principal opczators there heea
falirE Of IN the steady and unprecedented sEpp1y
Eost Tor this late period OF tho season. We have
cttycd tbs week no 1ess 1;+151 heAd. nea:N double
receipts Ct the corresponding wsek OF last Jesr Aud
in p.int of Qcaity tia nrupcrtlon 0; h-Avy fed
Hogs hae reen fully equal to theEeeelpta Of aar pre-
vicus week rtnec March lsbt. Eew York shippers
have been buying more spsrlnzy taelr purchases ss
ing confined to light Hozts tbs dt:nand lor which
has been ron6aed to them and city psckers exelu-
l1vey. With larger supply Of hsayy cor1fed Hogs.
thtrc has been corresponding lncressa In tho ta-
mai for the Pit'sbarx, Fhtladelphla aud Baltimore
markets. tomect which taeeuppy has been bat ba:cly
sufficient. With 81 fr u amount Of general oatlvtty
In the Market prices hSva been welt sustained, and
an a:vance Of sc gross On Last sstuzday's quo1a-
tlens h3a tten obtained. At. the present
ccuparatt1ely high rates OF the market, the
deuEud which hs1 sprung mp aEon- onr city
packers has fallen or thus she Wing that oretent aua
tstio1t car on1, be sustained BY coatiuuca hynrss
Of The Eastern markets. Our special report from A.
tary tbs evening, which will bn ionnd Ia another col
rtH l. favorable dsoTcss. .s /: fo~s better d.
.oand for tie East and New York The Eceipts to faF
smo1nt aho ut 1t hors. and the entered ss1ea to
:2 keta At $6-A6s50. tho bulls OF which Esre mada
At $40 0Is5 2 Ito Tbs. Several largo lots remain
oyts uIsell this evening, owners re7ui.tnS higher
psiees that offered, saad will probably snp thoua
| through On thglr OWE Eccourt.
, 1864-05-22

From Charleston TInrbor.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-Thc steamer Mas
sachusetts arrived from Charleston on the
evening Of the 18th. She reports NO fighting
TWO Monitors Mt Fort Sumter The New
1ronsidee h:s nut been in action lately.
, 1864-05-22
N ARsHAL's !: SALE

Northern n'ns :: Ssa'ss7' ss ea'ass<'
nv virtue Of decree Of tie Louisvi!le Chanef1Y
Court ndered IA the above {ause sha undsf'isasc
or one OF rs. Will.
On Monday, May Esd, 1864
Anopt tia hour Il IL O'Clock r. M. ser st g1'@s
euction. 70 the htghext bidoer, At tsa Court HOLE
door. In tho cttr OF Louisville,
On Credit Of s, II, IS, AID - hoaths'
The interest OF Defendant, Crusehdeld, ocas:cas u
divided fourth in Ih4
, 1864-05-22
Gl)ifasa Qr1hatne<
SUNDAY, MAT % 1874. i
HAsJouKsroN 1RRKNToacED LEE,

oU1sDH15 NE - 1s0z-E
!, ,.-..vovexxTovWE1W1;Guop ops, Trr,
= 80 h.s ns.r wf5s1s, s,e-o..s..1 49,. ~
.m~ ~ :Johnson has bnes .nhst ,,,t,.,1r w
s.s:.s ~ T,,a;n,s S.na th.t s,ncs C..n.,s
%.s-,.. svn.ee1nc cnts with I@c The y,t,sr No.
49,. III. sonrce h.en arc, mn,S :h1,r,1. 49,.
:s.ea-ssd - 1T ~ am own eommander AIM.
r. n-sct;r.hlo wou1d certainly b. tia noltcv
~ sbopid most fear, snd rs our e1ncr,encc
:. that the rebels gcreftllY discover thc,rnvn>
hest policy in time to adopt II, manT Of ns
,r,thout~paus(ng to INQUIRE H. this Increment
: "a practicable. or II tbcso II INV evSaeoc, ~
,5t:1at It down a accomnlIshea Firxt ni,1s
practicable. The rebels hare now hut on,
limo of railroad epcn betvesn sAiab,ma md
Richmond, and that = citcuitous. 1,atchca M
;1ine vfs Da1yfIle.. e.1nlsbSry Co}nn,h3a and
, 1864-05-22

starcc Of his remarks, and they were rcccig-
Cd us coming from un ssacle. It was the tes.
hmony Of house owning hundreds Of slaves
against the institution. Young Wells was
followed by the younger Talialerro.
stote: The old*y man venerable, his
published weekly piper In :ths pariah Of
Catahoufa, II We recoliect Alright, ard 1t tho
J time Of the election for delegates to the So
.ceekion Convention, he WAS elected on the
cooperation Ticket; When the, ordinance
which took Louisiana ont OF the Union, 1T
!. BATON Rouge, was on Its third 'raadingAwea all
= remember Well-the old man. n.foae, with his
flowing white locks, and commenced reading
his protest-nmid tho noise ana confusion
that prevailed and the efforts that were made
: to arnWn hts. voice rs ho calmly aud quietly
readit through, and demanded that II should
be spread upon the mlnutes-how he then
turned upon that MAD Wild body of fauattcxl
men, and Ike Clssandra at Troy, prpphesicd
all the woes and Hls that have betai tailen1ouisi-
:apa, by the. introduction .of that wooden
lhe1sc within liz walls-thd ordinance Of 81
ces.ion. How true prophet he was-hov Y
well he could foretel the future, ne all know
and too. our reoIToW-and While We regret the
rash 1ct, WE honor the nge1l seer. It was his
aon that yesterday rose in: tho convention,
and said: II am IN favor of finmedIato eman-
cfpation, and Of the educationlof the negro.
I WAS bonn In, the Interior Of LouisianA; aud
WIS never beyond the boundary of that State.
nm with Mr. Wells" Comment is un-
necessary. Let them be recorded = ".
, 1864-05-22

ThtTe Ii; seen mors ii1ai;:d supply duiias tas
week md especially /, for extra Skipping grades for
nrsee, hsge 1n.tsined 40 seclne. ao1erument catte
ess1 e,ssf anssas.en. aSaa - a.sa1ass s1fes
1hs following ~ tha eias,aR a1o.auoos ofsnesu.r.
fes ths e7enise: .,. :
nsasm 1s t. g s71s1 pa;s
y %ss!s$ ssS;s:' ssS . !;
-.n-s t1,tst = IT, n,n.r - t,sn..e
t,ans ~ H. .r1+t .ers nnon ts ost ,,ns,,d sos1s
md tr, H. sss.nee or ataIers scrs va 1ite b. In
dr,,. hrhsr the dec,,ne .r,tafnea IN II. nr,,to1:
Albany and New Tors markets. would prodnss cor:
AZ" Ao1o 1on,o ~ tslen ~ - :, ~ ,nss1
a. tss 1tsta of tse .,t.t Il -, +o ro,
~ 80 Ss,,,.s H. ~ 1sat.,sn. ..,nl ~,
Tim, IN rrsl hns,nr,s nf he 1s.sr camrnssd.
-s - -. 49, - - es.,t - " 80 @4 .rSS
, 1864-05-22

The rebels announce that the roads destroy |
ed by Sheridan are all restored and in run
ming order again, about IL soon as wc get the
accounts Of their destruction Tho question
is whether they utter the truth In this asscr-
ton, or lie for our particular benetit. It Is
OF course TO their interest to make rs believe
that Lee is all right ~ regards his connections
with his capital and depositious Of sup.
plies; since thus We arc discouraged from'
pressing him AZ hard n we otherwise might;
and ut the same time by seeiug how little ali
onr hard riding has accomplished. We may be
tions may not therefore be true any more for
his making them.
Still there Is more than one chance for their
being trnc. A Railroad track il a good deal
OF m Institution. 1t takes good while to
make it; and though It ia commonly cascr
to destroy than to construct, it Is consider
able OF. Q job to destroy q railroad track for
any considerable distance, so that with auit-
able materlais 1t hand, 1t cannot be repaired
Pulling uNiron rails Ia pretty hard work In
hot day; ard then 1t ia hnrler still to hide
orlestroy them, or even to bend or twfst
them, 20 Rs to he unfit for relay}ng ~ithout
some little time FOR It 4 cavalry force,
therefore, riding rapidly over country, aud
tn,a,.s ,.'s., sF s-.a.1ssa 49, ~ W ,:r,aansa, 49, ~
..l.N1.,:s. ots '.'' nsu.oas - ,!aa,, M sas4s
s,t,.,,,. ~ a." s.,,. f,.s,oh ,,n.1..
~. -. ..,, -a,ss s-s a,.ern,,.n,aa
,ss4,,,s ~ ,ss. 81 e..n .aan.,ss. @ =. ~ ,,,a,nant.
-, aar..,,tsa .o,;- ~. -. .h,., =, A.
Ds", e ~ -, 1900. 80 j.. s,.Nss.,es, 49,
e.r, wv -. 40 :'ssH w.. -
. -. 'n1e A.au s.ns. .As az oaa "as ea"e ~; -
.ne .eoes upon me fo1a t'uM W.. w.
isFp,. sa ~ a.1 ~. ,.. Da w..
ovne ~ fu ~ 60. y " :.
eouplo Va .., 49, ~ 'e 49,. .ne '.eo "s'e ~. ~
e,oseu, Ias taus w oen. ~ e'e'y eoasn y,
ole ,o!M' Nv guy ss.s u'onn W, ana s.r ~
1oao oe4 t.sei' 'eeasioesaoaS :oe1ansea ~ w
sme; -. out eoNe1aneo' fepA'teo -'n'
"nole u iese lnao MONTH,
Ne'el'asless, WIN nEe drought 10 taei
a", aeo9u aeal eau W uoos pepe's' "a.ef
csn r. rarhen can m snon ~ ~ 1sf rs,
!: ;. power Of restoratIon. Ifthe liza i'm hnrn.
ble-ond If not. drv wood Within 1c,ch IN !,
supply their nisee-the MI. can trer rer1 ,oo; ~,
he mt ont of shane by . nroccss veIr wei
understood.
: Is: Bnt: since ra1d,nr wa. ,nvcnted al, marble
am on the 1ockont tor II and w,thort 1anh
n. r-he1. h,va ,n.aa ~ .n,., $500 :
7-o~;.,o,, .sr,,,et e. ~. 49,. s,s.r.,.s
ii. .,,'. 49,
e t'o' .@''u t'se w ~ u1hs +ao 'oaas opo
@.u sues -ospeno' .aAen ~ n'oet case
S.a A s Aea o.sneu 'oeus NJ. uo" II
4u,teo- tnes nave :!eEJ pose'o1y onogcs
sa." s. ~ sos. NV as,s. VI IN oesse ol 1eaa
sa.Ss , s w ~ .spa''sus Va an"ases.
VI. sa.aeAe soa'a fsaen ma oesttoy these o
, 1864-05-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending May Fl, 1854.

SATURDAY By1H1Na. May II, 1861. -
Tie receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs 1t tho
noae yarcs In tho city during The week endp. to-day,
compare follows with tbs previous wsekly receipts
.lre Ami z iS6i
, 1864-05-22

An enthusiastic and sueeessful meeting. n,lin,
tho lsree>s hail In tho city wss held hers LIST evcs
MIN, to hear Aessse~ Accahe and 1aoo,a- j Hun
diencr held N uninterrupted interest iii nesr II
o'csoek. The speakers were stirring and eloquent.
Ffvn hu1dtet snd trrnty eight. dol1als WA tha ~
en't Wbsle with the: collection Of naoetinx heid
tWo wtrks ago, makes up tbs handsome rum oK
eeyep ,tuEdred md twenty Collars. Thlp II
!, he fTrs ode1suI Of people who ara ap to ths
great work Of tho GommlsMon, u e9 zest. TheY
n patriotic and fnn Of feeling. With oHs Of he
r,fft dell htf1l etlez In the Btata, thar beae6-
esneo bespeaks their eha1aessr. Let oshszs Do
, 1864-05-22
Supreme Court judicial Election.

A PnAYEn--o Lord protect o. 8. Grant,
U. s. A., Conqueror 10 Lord, protect us!
Grant us conquerors)
, 1864-05-22

THE PRESIDENTS IDEA OF GEN. GRANT
AND Hrs PLANs.-About week before the
present military operations co,nmenccl, a
gentleman from Baltimore, who had n com
versution with the fres{deat, reported bin
mi Grant, adding: 'tWhen listen to hitn cx.
p1asning Ills plans and purposes In tho up.
preaching campaign, I an, appalled, at thci
| magnitude, and astonished ut the confidence
he seems to feel IN his ability to accomplish
them -
, 1864-05-22
DISASTER In T2EE DETROIT
RIVER
Explosion of.a Frorcller-SlK Persons
hillcd-TenI Injured.

DETROIT, May a1.-The propeller Nile,
Evane, Of the Buffalo aud Chicago Line, ex-
ploded her boiler here this forenoon, killing
six and woundlng ten persons. The VESSELS
total week.
, 1864-05-22

KAIxe OF 1X11aHI or h{rI Broc1 xBod c41dA9H 10
D1IAor1. J,
2 100 nAf
Mich. Cast and lOsh. Boush. large sars.. rs . Gu
G1fs ~ A9 ieet.. cH
70 HVyTALo Oh BC1FKNNox ,n11n0x-
Mich, Cent and Mich. south., 1rKa sa1. 800 g esa
CarS of21e taet. y Gu
Michigan Central, snatl lcar9........;... g g eta
Fart Wayno aArs. ~ feet. Vi q ca
P,tts.Fsw. 4 Chi. e ears II fees........ g 81 cts
Michigan snu:as4n- ls59eG e s.ss, e ,;....... IS sss
Ra.ee to Drnktrk S ,rer ear lsss thaa 70 Buffalo,
when shipped b. ~ mn.
when shipped B. All rail- =;
: BEEF CATTLE
This total receipts at the var4ons yards, dusin. the
week ending to-day. according TO tho daily EetuEnA
posted On Change, anount to s&6 hsad- Thi II ,ss
head lets than were received 1AatEeek and 50 head
more thkn the receipts OF tho cozrespoadlnE weak OF
lcst Jear. ....... -
7ha eaiy receipts at the VARIOUS yards compare ~
fn1fnnR. 4
, 1864-05-22
Fs,. Esz =, ssss e :s;s: 4: ;Sssa ;Ss

Since Jar .&A.$a&.5 367.1saE5l $62-S. 1910
The commerce Of Eew Tork FROM JniT 1st TO dsss
ecmpa5tp - follow1 With former rAturns:
l96i-2. 1s62S 184s-&.
1uposts mete- u,l.sa3 s1eatss:iae s,ss7ssems m
E1ptt specle..,.-.. II cse8et fsao1,t 9:ssa9ss
Nkw York STOCK xMA.KHr-Clos1uR prieea for cash,
May Il, 1851 Received by F. G. SAlsonstan Co..
, 1864-05-22

For Judge Of The Third Judicial Grand DIylsIon,
JUDGE CHARLES B. LAwRENoR,
OF Knox County.
Election held Monday, June 9Th, 1861.
, 1864-05-22

ez3- 4 duel nearly eanc OF at bIarsctllcs
bassy now on their journey. The parties In
the quarrel paced two ballots In hat, on
one Of which vas written ''dcath" He who
drew this as bound 10 retire to room aud
commit suicide. THIS was satisfaction to the
survivor. Tic affair was, however, nirpe@1
:tn The bud by tho interference Of Boase French
gentlemen who could not see the pfopriety
of such IN arrangement
, 1864-05-22
ILLEGAL SALE OF GAME,

An Interesting case was belors the New
York Common Pleas Court few days since.
It was tbot of Lawrence *. Fnrrington- Al
appeal from Judgment OF $50 o5tAnel
against the defendant, market man On
Broadway, near Twentieth streeth, By the
p'aintlT. who is member Of the New York
sportsman's Club, for exposing for sale two
dozen quails contrary 10 law
for tho preservation Of ganc, passed april
9, 1869 vas unconstitutional, ns 1T creates \
penalty fer tue possession OF merchandise;
also TINT 1t being shown that the qnails
exposed for sale were killed In Illinois, the
penalty shoull not apply in this State.
The court held the law TO be constitutional,
1t being deemed necessary for tho pr-scrva-
tion Of birds to make the possession of them,
ee we'll as the killing, illegal, md that the
defendant must SHOW that the birds were
killed in Illinois at the time when 1t was not
Illegal to kill them By the laws Of that State
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il QUINCR
RAILROAD.
The new line of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railway between this city sud
Aurora is completed, and the cars have been
running over 1t for several days p,st- This
now road will bring us into direct railway
connection with Lyons, Brush Hill, Down
e1ss Grove, Naplervillc, and other points,
matter Of very considerable interest to the
residents along this new line, as also 70. our
city. This arrangement is very important to
the Company, as every railway must control
It's term,ni In orderto do an independent and
really successful business. =.
Appointment Of special Agcat Mt Large
OF tho Roston1co Department.
-Mr. james -Gayler has been appointed
special agent at large of the PbstofIice De
partment, rs Successor to the: late MIR. J.
Rolbrook. Mr.. aayler had for some year
past been Mr.. Holbrook'e official assistant
aud will continue the publication Of tht
United !saates Nal, formerly conducted b,
Mr.. Holbrook.
I ~ Dcloit, Wisconsin. L. doing nobly in th
present struggle The citizens have raised
company for tho one hundred days service
mostly composed of the, students Of Bcioi
College. Tic citizens Of Delois and tho Nortt
west must look with pride to this institution
Professor Blassdcll goes as chaplain Of tho
!. regiment, Carrying with him tho prayers {
the people. Wisconsin has, done nobly, IN
viii "Rally round tbs flag" as long as thes
is nneccssity.
, 1864-05-22

eALTs T0DATE<sE EFl1 MfchlK1a Arp!eS, ps1Me. g
ne erls 1lrs II &c: bfl lDi4ckherlts 1t es l30
Iris prisd ApplEs At lie. =. :"
oAFIsU-NH1Tk F'1nI in almost nominal supply.
order. tlled. Tkorr "a 1air sapply, and tolersolI
ard soltrabl7 nrn at previous quotat1oas- Copr1au
In email supply, md Actlve. Market nrm ard No.
, 1864-05-22
THE u. s. CxIuISTlAN CON-.
~ MISSION.
What Illinois In Doing for Our Sol.
61crR. 8
cmciao, May %, tses,

Editors Chicago Tribune:
: The following is copy Of letter from one q Of
tho pastors 10 Rockford IN regard to = meAt1nc
held there. In Fttcport the collection was ovrr
$5oa and The citizens were not satisfied with that
ard propofcd to raise it to $1Goo. br subsc,lo-
ton. The Hon. Thos. J. Turncy. Who has ssen
tr9.3eo In The wsr, took part IN The nee,lus. a,-
ing very much in giving interest and eathusiasm
TO the nee.ing. Hero Ia an example for othar
eounsz, towns, in The work Of practically caring
for our bravo soldier. i9 tho eld and In hospitals,
worthy OF imitation, 1ona Y. FAHwI1I.
I'D. Chairman Chicago Comm,se,ou.
, 1864-05-22
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:'t' IFfom The n. .Iadepeadent, May lsl q; :.
TIC following arc the Wholesale net cash prices OF
IN he ltattvg ssyles o. domestic dry goods sold u
, 1864-05-22

:: ~ cl1,t ri. So. =
:i-.,,l :. ~ t:::::s. a::;::.:..,t
.s2.::-se,:. i4t = A.:'t5>r
, 1864-05-22

HREEP-Tke supply durin. tho wesk has been coz.
ftoersbla bs!ew tho demand, both for shlppia9 and
home demand. Cnthern Sheep ha<e sold nsaIy At
e7..s9eIp, and shorn Sheep as.s5tt967s q 100 d.
, 1864-05-22

1ne tota1 receipts OF angs during the wnck ending
soday amount. ordiDs to tho daY returns poste1
On Ahangc, Ii 3sshtad 1nore than
swere received 1att week, and 6.tss esd tasa
the receipts oT the corresponding weak Of 1sss
Tic daily receipts n the vsE,ous Jrfls compare ~
nnAx
, 1864-05-22

Daring last night quiet reigned along the
whole line, the enemy being very quiet, and
rarely firing shot The falling of trees and
tho sound ofaxmeu, however, convinced our
stronger fortificatiors upon the innumerAbfe
hills ihnt rise ont of the valley: At half past
seven In the morning our skfrUishers opened
fire upon the rebel line, whfch;wAs % Tigor-
ously returned on the left and left-centes.
The enemy, however, did not seem disposed
to attack with their 1nain line, after the fear
ful slaughter md repulse that Hooker admin
'ietcred TO them Last night It was not until
nine or ten o'clock in the morning that the
:0.h .corps arrived from the right, and got
wan Immediately Withdrawn from tha right
Of the line and thrown in on thu lefk A our
line Was nearly fourteen miles long, these
necessary changes occupied nearly the en-
tire morning, 30 that midday arrived ere We
were ready to make tie
ASSAULT ON TIE ENKMT'S WORKS.
Hooker threw forward ButterAeld's divis-
ion against the enemy's EroDscet position,
!, supported By Williams and Gears dlyis-
! Ions, and the battle opened vigorously on
both sides, Hooker fonght for three or four
hours and made steady headway, carrying
line after line OF Tthe pits, until bntteEdeld,s
| division encountered Aluuette OF formidable
4 tlxe, Several attempts were made to carry
II, md capture its four guns which were
| pouring destructive fire into our lines, bat
| the attempt WaB futile. Ihe troops fought
| with great desperation, but as often as they
advanced upon the lunette~ the. terrific vol.
leys Of muakct1y from the enemy ii the for
tthcation hurled them back In confusion. At
Inst ButteIfleld charged forward and took u
poeitton under the protecting works Of the
could be touched with tho mems hatf1A In
the effort to gain This uncxpoeed position,
me contest 1ss bloodv one. iGearJ's dtvis-
lon supporting Buttcrdeld. Wards brigade.
,Eh3ch were participating in the first batlc,
fought with marked determination, and CON
t1ibused much TO secure thefposition. :,
HOOKER cARn11s"THE LUEEr1K BT STRATEGY.
After vain efforts to capture: tho lunette
from which the eneny: poured Into our sanks
grape, canister AMI shrapnel, Eookera forcea
}seEve up the nnequa1.c .conteat and during the
balance Of tho dsy 1sJ under the bre4xt-wn.ka
81 every rebel who showed himself ABOVE
tha worka- Darkness found him tn:thsa 20
alton, and bio at ones mAtured plans for cap
, 1864-05-22

All sa1es OF grain reported In this msrKet report
On bars storage Fer hush-l, unless otherW1le
stated Fiour sold delivered unetx s4ttd.
'-... SATURDAY Ey1KTx0, Nay n, 1851. 4
FREIGUYS-LtKRFHE FHEtau1a-,sAtc arz. The'
on!. ensagemsns rspsrted Wa = follo.:: To BuF-
"LxE AND KAI1"FR1IaHTA--The following arc
, 1864-05-22

10. New Corn In 1t r. 1t sl.a; 13d do at $ll1K
2tcee br DO a s;o; 9f0o nu do =. g G9 !M ~ S9.
slh7f 2pu ou do At SLOT $50 b Rtjectt At sles
ITO hn do 1t SIT; sto hu do ut 1t6; 1910 bn Old
NJ Gxfn II III sas-the Market closing dull Is
t1.o7 y: No 2a.d 8, q for No. Now. :.
, 0ATs-R.eeiret.5 57a1 By !: sh1pp d. ~ bq: Mar.
oats ursrh .tss,ptsl ~ ts eo ha 90 ai s74 bu
bu DO ii - lcea hu m. Il 6sX 500 ba re]ectst
att:; g. bags: e earpl. u &c on track-the market
HTE-Recetved. III ou shtpped IL bu. Market
QCist- Eu.e:a and sellers quart.
DARLEY-Eeceivrd. s9l bu; shtppsi III bn.
Supply vary light and usrktt3 higher. Sales were:
sto b3 Nc. tarey, in irarx At $i$u q bags Or ssr-
PxtrnT9HTN~Snn,fu,t ~ Al At ~ t1a7 Il . r,,ton
, 1864-05-22

s3Es3sEea - MasI tatIped: !at
sssrda3 .at1axnoost hut pEaesa {a9sd HOG teHs<
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-22
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS j. IkIsNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the eitiEenl o. Whseiing
and vicinity that he has permAnentiy located In
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the IA
tIonal or Eclectic System. He has been engaged IN
the practice Of his profession for Number OF yoAI
and has been eminently successful In the reatment
Of all varieties OF diseases, both acute ana ehron
DR.. K, e. heretofore, will devote good snare oI
his t!me and attention TO the treatment chronic
diIeaSos Of both sexes such Consumption and all
varieties Of Lung Diseases all Diseases the Threat
CatArrh, DyspepaA, Liver Complaints, MaEeuTtAl
and Nervous Diseases Rheumatism, BorofulA, every
variety Of Blood and Skin Diseases, EpilsPy, Tumor,
Wena. Spinal Anoctto0s Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, DileAsel OF the 1Je
and kAr, 10. Those peculiar 70 Females, yl1; In
nAmmAtory Diseases 0f the Uterus, PAinful Irregu-
lAFitIes LsucorFhea, ProApgus Utori, and all Ner-
youa Diseases to which they are subject Diseases
Of Children carefully Ane nationally treated. Med
icines mild reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly oonndenttAL Night
calls eheorfally and promptly answered.
EB-Ones and residence one door west Of Louis
AblInE's Hotel, Third street, near Reed hfAfts
Drug BtOre. Centre Wheeling, W. Va. once hourl
from 8 A. n. too P. n.
RERBRENoES-
Prof. B. p. Payne, steubenViilO, Ohio.
DR., W. d. McGregur, %
Or. g. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio. 81.
Prof. q. II. CleaVOlAnd. cincinnati, Ohio.
Dr.. O. A. MelehimoF, Van Vert,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-22
Nyou DO, use
Hooaand's German Bitters
Fnou. J. Se.stoa Brotvz, D. D., Editor efths EaeJ-
sIePedia Of Reli0iOuS 6HoiVledSe. -a III

F,Oo, ,. Seus.Oa Brosvz, D. D., Editor efths Eaey-
sIoPefia Of ReIi0iOuS kHoi7ledSe. . XII
AlthouKh not disposed fAyOr or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through diStrust Of
eist rezs9n. Why man may not testify to the benht
he holisTes himself to have received from simple
pFeuArations, in the hope that he may thus contrib
1te 70 the bennat of others-
DO this the more readily In regard TO Ho0dAnfl
German Bittsrs, prepared by Dr.. @. NJ Jackson, Of
this city, beeauseI was preudieed against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly al alcoholic mixture. am indebted % my
frieui Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this prviudfee by proper tests and for encourage
Inenf 70 try them, when suffering from great and
ioax eoutinned dAbnity. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bittsrs, At the beginning OF the present
10 4 dezres Of bodily and mental yigor which had
not fell for sfx months before and had almost de.
sosired o. rezulating- i thsr-' -" INK God and
ny friend 70 ' directing mo 70 th 1se q ttnsm;
PnIsaslPA ,Juns 70, 1851.