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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-01-18
B S @
BUY sEAsoNABLB GOODS
BOYNTON SHOWERS GRAHAM

Their stock consists of general variety "
Dry-Goods. Groceries, Hard -wart, Queens ware,
Tin ware Willow-ware, Wooden ware Provisions.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing, DO.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-01-18

Ready-Made Clothing
In the latest styles and of the best material
consisting of Coats, Pants, Vests ShawIs, Over
coats, Drawers, Cashmere and Linen Shirts, sta
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-01-18
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Of Mems S Wear

They have also received large and well select
ed Stock. consisting OF Cloths, Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres, Cashmerets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cordu-
rows Bever-Teen. Linens, Handkerchiefs. Necki
ties, Hosiery Gloves, Hats, Caps, Scarfs eto, etc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

REoRsANIzAT1oE OF PARTlEs-In view
OF the fact that the whole wealth of the
patton; is fast becoming converted into
United States bonds, the FfeemGn's Journal
predicts that the, parties now known as the
Republican and Democratic, viii be known
hereafter as the 6oHdholderS and the 6onds.
men. 10 -
We take it, then, that the rich fellers who
have run the Democratic" machine for
the last twenty years, are gong back on
their unwashed followers; for We dop't
know where to look for more of these same
'bondhOlders" than in the aristocratic
dress circle Of Democracy" Good bye,
Patrick; Belmont + Co. have got through
with you.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

nd. t-ft ed Banks.
We are supplied with the following copy
of one section of the amendment of the in.
ternal-reven1e act, passed at the late ses-
sion of Goqgress, touchiug a question
which is of peculiar interest to banks re-
organising under the national system:-
-seei IA. That the sapitarof any State
bank OF banking association which has
ceased or shall cease to exist, or which has
been or shall be converted into a national
bank for all the purposes of the act to
which this 10 an amendment, shall be as.
Isumed to be the capital as it existed i'm.
mediatelysb such bank ceased to exist
OF was converted az aforesaid. Andawhen.
ever the outstanding oircnlation of auy
bank eiatiop eoEppERlion. company,
or person ,9shsIEbe reduced to an amsunt
not exceeding i've Fer centum of the char
tered or declared capital existing at the
time the same was issued, said circuIa-
ton shall be free from taxation. And
whenever any State bank or banking asso.
citation has been converted into national
banking association, and such national
banking association has assumed the slia-
bilitiea OF such State bank or b8Hkingl as
sociation, including The redemption of its
bills, such national banking association
shall be held to make the required return
and payment on the circulation outstand-
ingI so long as euch, circulation shall ex
coed i've per ceutum of the capital before
such conversion of snoh State bank or
banking association" a 4. b4r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
THE CITY OF RIcHMoNp.

Richmond, by tAe-Isst census, had a
population Of thirty-eight thousand souls,
bur, the great, Influx of seigil aud military
Officers aud refugees iremE other parts 81
the State has pfobabl raised 1t to a mueA
higher figure. It ig situated at the head of
tide water, ut the loWerfEllE Of James river,
about one hundred and fifty miles from its
mouth. The city occupies a most pic.
turesque situation, being built on Rich
mond and ShockDe hills, which are sepa-
PaGlsht S60eko6iGIeak and EnfFo6nds sfhy
beautiful scenery. 1t is regularly laid out
and we'll bpilt, thsstEeets.- which are light
ed With gss,scFes0V8 escR DE6sEat right
angles.
On Shockoe Hill are the State capitol
and other public buiidings. The capitol is
an imposing edifice, and contains in its
|oeutIaf h4u-HpUiEn's Gelebrated rstatua Of
Washington. On the east Of the square is
the Governor Smansious JEFF. DaVis' res
'idence was -privats mansion, which was
purchased tor him by the rebel govern
buildings, six banks thirteen neWspaperS
and twenty. three churches.
t The Hsllsof James river afford insmSuse
water power, ahd'Ebsre are very extensive
factories, including four cotton and, about
fftF tObaGCS- factories, fsuF- mills, rolling
mills, forges, f6radees, machine shops.
&c. the latter 6f which, aud particularly
the Tredegsr 1ran Works, have been Of
immense, service to the rebels in IurninR
out ordnance and mAteEiAl1oF war, The
annual exports OF RichmoHd before the re.
belIioh rFeached nearly seven niIliSRs of
dollAFanAn its imPOkts three quarters OF 4
miiifou dollars.
Vessels or gsnboats drawing ten feet
can ascend 70 within G.nfls of the city. Al
q place called the Rockets. Vessels Of fif.
teen feet drAft :, ascend 70 Warsfek,5 thtes
miless below. A eauHl has been built
around the falls, aud above them there q
navigation f0FitWO handrede milesy FThe
JEueS River. and KanawhaE QAnal, intend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
TRUSTEE'9 SALE
Iron Works. Mineral Lands,
&c. AT
WHEELINq, WEST VIRGINIA.

DURSUANT TO THE DEED FROM JOSEPH
WHITAKER George P-Sl whitaker, Joseph
Coudon, and their wives to the under1gned trustees
dated the sixteenth day of January, 1855, and now
of record in the Recorders ofHce Of Ohio county.
Wet Virginia, We viii, ON WEDNESDAY. THE
TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL, EI6HCREN HUN.
DRED AND sIXTY.PTVR, seIi at public auction A.
tho front door of the Court House OF said county
the sale At Ten O'Clock in the forenooa
INST a tract Of land, eonfsir ly5 au,rvsv-
tbrty.tWo acres, two F6ods and three 6efcheS siti
ssd e 01to county, n and near the city Of Wheel
tract on which Is erected the Hon NTli and e1tsF,
lishmentI commonly known - the Crescent Iron
Works, With the buildings, fixtures, eneine1. ma
chinery, rolls, lAthes, tools implements and edun-
ments pertaining to the said works. These works
are well arranged with boiling and heating furnaces
two powerful ennes, with the usual trains OF rolls
and fixtures complete for the manufacture Of Rail-
road and Sheet Iron, having productive capacity
of 80 to 2I5 tons OF rails and % to so tons Of sheet
iron per week. ALSO, The coal and other minerals
and the right to take and carry away the same In
or under the above mentioned tract, and another
tract adjoining the same, containing eighty acres
one rood and thirty sthree perches, bounded as de-
scEibed in said deed. Said coal lies contiguous to
said Iron Works. and can be transferred to the bins
OF the furnaces without rehRndiing. ALSO the
portions specified in said deed Of the lots numbered
two hundred and forty two and two hundred and
forty three, situated Eof street, between Second
and Third streets, IN said city.
SECOND. WeoGer At private sale In parcels to
suit purchSsersi and fnot before sold, will offer
at public sale ct the came time and place. ten
thousand acres more less, Of land, described in
said deed lying on the waters of Fish and Fishing
creek in Wet1el county, West Virginia. Said land
I! shout 40 miles distant from Wheeling, via the Bal
ttmOre Ohio Ratlroad which pa8ies through It. II
IL supposed TO lie within the oil region Of vest Viz.
ginia II heavily timbered, known to be rich in iron
ore and other minerals, and Is well worthy the
Attantion-of- thnss soaking -inEsStmsnt- A-pIat
Of the land. with full description, can be seen at
the once Of VIM. n Retert0n, sa I'm the city of
Wheeling.
TERN4s OF SALE. The purchaser to nav not Is. 8
than one third Of the purchase money in hand, bot
to have the option Of paying greater portion or
the whole thereof in hand. The remainder (if any
70 be paid in and two years. with interest from
the day Of SALE the purchaser giving bond and
rty therefor to the SatsfaGtou Of the undeFBIgned
tFuStee6yt and also securing the same by deed Of
trust on the property sold to him.
-,s -. JOHN ". GILL,
g. .-rt-- 9EO.W. WHITAKER,
e U ---..---.. OAISPIN O0LEBAY,
s-t 81 NELSON Z. WHITAKER,
Q. D. HUBBARD,
lmaFIs-td s.--Il III TruDteea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
The way the NewsWa Received a
Warrington Last Monday.

/
/ Warrington Last Monday.
The a4NH Of the -fsllIof RiGhm6nd came
upon the people shortly after breakfast,
aud atythe time when all we're awaiting for
the soiicialbulleiins that should announce
q renewal ofthe fighting, 1t ran from
mouth to mouth aud d4rom street to street,
aud. within ten minutes the whole town
was ont, and, for q wonder, Washington
WAS ia 3 state of genuine old fashioned ex-
Icitemeut, such as it has not experienced
since the memorable second Bull Run fight.
The Treasury Department frat caught the
Infection 6 Gen. Spinner heard the good
news got out the drummers of the Treas
Try Guard regiment aud had in momen
the whole force, z. 900 strong, cheering I'll
the roof seemed in danger. -g..s. - -
Meanwhile the War Department clerks
ljgot walked up, and applied to Stanton for
excuse from duty StAnton's reply was
',IE the, clerks dOn't know
enough tostaAs such q holiday for. them
selves. pity them, . .-s.i zs.'2- :. .
In the Interior Department the clerks
heard the news almost slmnlianeopslyseu aud
al Fashipg into the long eorrfd6rs that fun
abound the buildings, raised . cheer thai
reused theCVhole section Of the town. The
Commissioner of Patents WRs irst called
put, andEmkdesA 'fsW retnafka.j Next the
Secretary Of the Land Office. Then the
whole body Of clerks united In singing
'RsllY round the fag boys.n';. - :. z = :
By this time the streets were, thronged
With clerks taciti1ensAna strangers, crowd
ing to the War Department.. Stanton was
ealIedG6hE SAhd MAZDA fsInFemkrksEA EAfter
which the. crowd sang HRalIY round the;
Flag" and ebsefed until they were hoarse.s
Presently Secretary, Stanton appeared
again at an upper Window aud after pro.
longed efforts obtained 3 cessation of the
shouts, whiEe he reSd Weit1eIIs dispatch
Anue4aeing the occupation of Richmond.
AbereGeh OseAtenc8 The ehseEs hnfsE ont
Atresh, utterly irreparabls.sl TIM sentence
ssying that theseuemy left in great haste,
was greeted with tumuituous aud derisiYe
laughter, snd that, saying Richmond. Ras
90 6res with cheers, louder thauexes before.
When it was said that "eforts were Being
made 70 put il OUT they cried, ''let it
batn G1'5 5'rldt II barn 70 hen 3 tdument
afterwards the enthusiasm Of the in6abf.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
RIehmoI,ta Spal IJ96t.+.byr1.

Eastern Virginia promises to be now one
of the most inviting fields toifmmigta-
ton. The old regime has ended with the
rebellion. With the going ont of Lees ar
my from Richmond, never to return again,
weEpay date thsgQipg out Iof alLthat tuu,
cleanliness antecedent to and connected
with the rebellion, which has prevented
Eastern Virginia from becoming, populous
and prosperous. The climate of,that coun-
try is the most even and delightful IN the
world. The soil is capable Of enrichment
so as 10 produce greater variety of pro-
ducts than can be raised in any other State.
The country adjoining Richmond and Pc
tersburg is peculiarly located for prosperi-
ty. Richmond oughtto7 have been Phila-i
delphia, if not New York itself And it will
be a great city ereithe close Of this century
-perhaps the third or fourth, in the Union.
1t has never known anything of the pros
perity yet in store for it. We expect to
see Europe aud the New England States
competing with each other in the rapid
filling up of the grand country around the
late rebel capital. The old order of things
will soon die out. All the pro-slavery
despotiam and barbarity will speedily fade
out under the arts and arms of the great
North. .sfEE4 aoEEg-
From recent sketch of the two cities of
Petersburg and Richmond we make the
following extract:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
FOR SALE

m. OVER FOR. SALE. NY PROPERTY, sitratod
Ofthe city o. OEWheeling. SAId property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven and an attic
hnlGhed, Ib6th rooms and all modern improvements
convenient opt:houseS, Il GLIDING brick StablinE,
Ice and: spring house, chickeEY and two GiStarna.
ALSO one hundred aud twenty-five Apple trees Of
eh0ice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum ald Ounce trees all
besFng. There also choice BeIectiona Of Grapes
lRAspb0ETfeh BlaekberrieS, StERWbGrries and othsf
small fruits. The groundg are finely laid ont with
Il Will also sell my Household furniture to 0nY
one desiring to purchase al together. = ss ID :
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to price,
tOImsTof payment, 10, can leave their names ct
the 6aa0ompAnyal once or ysit me on the premises
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

FOR sAIE, - 4
i fOTlOWInE property;sD 49, - -TEZ
Two Brick Store Rooms With DWeIIFaRI atkanhoil
YlSo Three Brick Dwellings.
Payments made easy. Apply 70
u- JACOB HoRNBROOK,
deS2 Il Once Wheeling Gas Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

tants, at the entrance Of our troops was
mentioned, they burst ont tall right;" put
itoGtl - aputit out % s-sh as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
FIIKEEIN9o WeVA. THVRsDA AYaMORNING. APRIL g. 1865

ulEsT W-EE- d
editO extendt to Ooyington,yis coupletedbfor
two -hnndred miles Rot Ian z-=Iisf. 9 - 4.
Richmond has very extensive railroad
communicative being thsBerRinus of Eve
E9ads-rupping to fredericksburg and the
Potomac, to West=P Pointland the York Rtzy
er, Petersburg and Horfplk," to iqDauyilEe,,
Vassi TO JseksOn's River, ahy the 5csnlraf
Railroad-and from these the connectious
lead all through the SoptheFA States. Op.
Poslte the city -dte ths two 'toans of Spring
Richmond was founded in t742,, bscs3me
the capisaI of fhe State OF Nisginfa lin
IT'S, and in June, 1851 it itIrWdsimble lea The
seat off Government Of the rebel 'States,
W4pee G4ngreas; assep pblst thsra on iJaly
miliar to the county. Around the city
ere 5Yariopsf hills, z extending q grsat dis
tanaes onthei most important OF which fors
IihsatiOus were erected soon after the ne.
- e tsfi.si- ssess slztI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
Is1ETen o. rErEsseUae. q

4 n -
Petersburg, which was formerly an ex-
ceedingly handsome and aourishing post
town, aas Etell SsgR paFt Of eatFEsl0f pins
Widdje cSqnYf Tigtpfa, Isl ;SilnaEed O1 fhe
right Or so1fh bank Of the AAppomAteox
river, at the crossing of the Great Southern
railroad, at distance of twenty two miles
south of Richmond, and ten miles from
James river at City Point, in latitude 81 IA
north, longitude 1920 west. In respect
of population and commercial advantages,
with facilities for a rapidly increasing busi-
ness, it ranked as the third town IN Fir-
ginia. The town displays Gidkh architectu-
raj taste Id the manner in which it is built,
aud also possessesjseVeral important pub
lie buildings. 1t contains numerous church
es, in which several denominations are rep.
resented. Before the war it had also a
number of cotton factories, three banks,
two rope walks, one WOODEN factory, one
iron furnace and mills for almost every pur
pose of trade. y 1t bad also educational es-
tablishments and newspapers.
There is unlimited waterpower abont
Petersburg, as the ascent of the tide be-
coming arrested by the falls directly above
the town, affords extensive, supply. Some
enterprise has also been manifested by the
construction Of 9, canal around the falls,
by which boats Of light draught can as
cend the river for distarce of nearly one
hundred miles. The town can be approach
ed BY. vessels of pue hundred tons ascand.
ing t6eEffVef, while those Of a larger sizeAre
obliged to dischsrgeEst Waltham's Landing,
about six miles below, where the South
Side railroad has its eastern terminus, con-
nectkd BY the .Appomatto1 RAILROAD with
the mouth of the-Fiyer and City Point,
where v}ssels6f large size are chiefly dis :
charged. Some idea may be formed Of It's
trade and industrial resources from the
fact that from ten thousand to fifteen thou
s4DdI9sg sand 9og.aSssS t 9ff9'0 F8 formerly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
! Farm tOP Sale.

TIHE B7bScrfber offers at private ,nle tract Of
land in Richie FoNn Ohio Comfy, West
and ave mfIeS from WEesltnS By this rosd, and
three by the Seminary HlI rad, and joining tapda
With L LuuSt0Fd and g. W.,Th0mpsOu, o1ntatninK
euIttVStIon in Of rich Spt 1Hst HGteE6d and vel
set In FSSss and is therefore suitable or
bF srazing. a paEt Of the firm iG we'll gpItsd for
kr0WfnE ETapea. There are moderate buildings on
the pEel1tBeS- "A YounE Rppla orchard Of one HIM
dFsd aud SeESlty trees. halfoE which are bearing.
Churches, sehepaI mills and stores convenient. Ror
price and terms Sss the subscriber on the pEsissa
I 'mb1&-1mds0dH4tWH r AEEX, MeoULLEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
FWOiFaFIIsP for Sale In Illinois.

ON 0Rl990 ACRES, near Ra1touI station,
" Champaign o0untyI one hundred miles by FnfI-
foad-fOn OmsA1o, oG rich prairie land, and having
e0asFUg under good fence aud we'll Improved With
good dwelling Gld teuaat hdnsesi BAN, Stable and
Corn Crib; alao Peach Rnd Apple orehaFdG
Ala, A FARN or 190 &oRES, ia Clay county,
on the LlttIs Wa6aIh river End within few mfIe6
ofOAy Oily, % the ohi0 and 4l5lissfppt Railroad.
Tits Erm 8 Well tfmbR0d md has two aav mind
Apply Apply; . ions MoILoY, Rausoul, Cham.
! lsL3 - = IheellnE. " Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

Z L LIT Q JIG oSKS
AT NO. l1s1< MAIN STREET,
(HornbrOok'S Bunding) ~
"open for Students day and evening. =, ~ ,g-r
THE purpose Of this institution isrto instruct
i young men (and women tool in the principles
which govern t4ecQFect transaction Of pecuniAry
business AndIn Accountantlhp and its concomItantS
il -BOOK-KEEPING
stripped Of its absurd TOrbIRgg ind aneiAnt pro
lizity and tntricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing bnGinesB, especially In the United
States the leading subject fattention ItS LAVE
TbicI, are a eTast uneTring And nee from s1cSy
tion those of uAtuIe and comprised in VeFy feg,
words, are hrst made familiaF . the student, who
Book-kseping, In Numerous sets Of books in great
variety ct EoFiasS till he thus acquires mastery o,
the art which enables him to apply itWith faqiiitJ
to any kind Of business. '-tAt- = ~
A WRITIHG SCHOOL
iu open day and evening, attended by both ladies
end gentlemen, where, without entering forVtha faD
course, good handwriting can be obtained In
.TW ARlTHMETIC,
and itl application to all manner Of
COUNTING-H0UsR CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mAnds. The student viii be mada acquainted With
several mode8 of calculation not found In bookS
tendag greatly 70 the abbFGTiAtiOn Of his work =
ThersIS open 20 the student also 3 eourSsof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
oompriaing Political Economy, Commercial Law and
Of eminent BuineGI9 M69 OHTeRard to the beS
methods Of conducting 6uEins1G- successfully IAN
avoiding failure sA = - - 80 zl,lI,N - - 2
eInHtrGcsiCnEiu the above subjects aFe ihteFSpaf
ed With uAximg apd inculeAtiOni tending 70 III
formation Of high character R9 men aud eitiSens,7
Tho course of instruction h intended 20 be a
comprehenGtTS- and &hnEolEh - tIgt gtutAnYI1f the
OouTnet ~ OolIaksl NhIIs the aE uie 70 Iko Ito
dent IL much ieA1.
Lib. bogs leave to refer those TO whom he b
unknORu n thS RGeeFS pE fJsI bafli In iyEhSeIhE
aud BridSoPoEt, and especially to his Students.
TERNfS' 90.
For the full course abova indicated, lRcludlnG the
requisite blank bOotH for orBonk.keOplng, the efiFf0
h 80, payable on entering. The time usually re-
qulred t1V theDounls lIirom two tdEhnaa mdiithS: :
but the sEi1snG 6 net Hml6Jd "a tirae-hs ma '
remain aS long, and return oEsn, he pIeaSoI.
ianI Izss-- ntsM SUI %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

Taxes ON the CireuIatlon OF 0Onvert-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
a AND No 3 oR'FRHATNiBNT 10 n
THE ACME OFPEHFECTIONe

THE ACME OFiPEHFECTIONe
IT cUIlES HAT, Ross AND PEnIODro oATARRH.
It Gums oATARRHM ALL ITS CTPEs AND sEAsES.
gsz 81
II Gums CAFARRH, AND AvRREs CONSUMPTION.
-
IT cUREsoATARRH.A AID PAM n RHE TEMPLEs
No V1oLKnF sYRrHaINa OF fHE HakD.
TIM sINs1 or TAsEI AND sN11L REsFoRHD. J
For centuries Catarrh hag dsaed the akin OF phys
fciAnB and surgeons. No medical work coutAin8 .
prescription that Will eradicate it. Nothing
Dr. GoOdalo,a Remedy will lbFaAk It pp,- radically
destroying the principle al the diBqase and pFeelu
ding the possibility OfA relapse, ~ 80 u l4isisE d
q No form Of CatgTFh can Nithstands lie searching
power aud no mode Of treatment sTsr Afforded such
immediate RELIEF or RAVB such universal Batlaati0n.
1tponetAtOS 70 the very seat Of this disease, and
aXtsTmtnatesitY root and branch for eVeE.a 4 /. -
Prom the N. 7. Commercial Advertiser. ~
HAY, RusR,, AND PHhI6DIS CEFA4RA.-Dr z. Good
ale's CataErh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
only aoraS the sreAtest relief in every variety Of
CatAErh, INT Il axtingniGhss the diBaaGe hHsHgr In
al its tyPea Gpd .tAgeR FReSy Pue gpeaks vP 81 it
Price q .OQPhr Bottie. Sse3d llttnp far d r6ood-
ale5 New Pamphlet On oSEafrh, It's perfect mode OF
treatmeutEGad nPld cure InformatioH Of price
less VaIus-Send Or an aE once. 80
HORFoH 4 Co., Sole Agents, IS BlOeekeF 9k;yN N,iE.
For GaIe by 7. H. LOGAN 1 co., and L0-
GAN, LIST co, Wheeling.
nOv28!1ShkW 81 7 = = tE-fa @GT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06
No v1oLEnF sYR1HarNa OF fHE HHkD.
TN ssysl or TAsrR AND SMELL. Rr,sFoRHSS.a q

IT cUREsCATARRH. AED PAM n THE TnP1Es
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-maEIS-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

T cvIn HAx, Ross AND PrnrODIo oATARRH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-06

Tha- -RsntOratIon OF Fort sGmtsr---
REV. Henry Ward BeoohSF a9dshIa
sE6rthe0mEng Address m uOhaFI6Stnn. !.
SPEspnta.ioha are aoa.in proerssst 8 !: esIs.