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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-14
Meeting I'm Iarshau Countv.

The citizens of Union township, Marshall
county, W. Va, met at Antioch church on
Saturday evening, Feb, IL. 1865.
Mr.. Joseph Turner was called to the
chair, and DR.. J. W. Mccoy chosen Score
tary. 1aa aaaEa ID -
Mr.. TuEner on taking the chair, explain.
ed the object of the meeting, in q brief,
patriotic speech.
Mr.: Samuel Dorsey followed him, and
stated his political position since the war
began, and informed the people that he was
recruiting officer and solicited recruits.
On motion of Dr.. Mccoy, two persons
were appointed to wait upon the people to
see what they would contribute towards
raising one hundred dollars additional
bounty Ito the four hundred offered by
the Board of Supervisory for volunteers.
About eight hundred dollars were raised.
On motion of DR., Mccoy a committee of
ten persons were appointed to canvass the
township to solicit subscriptions. 'e
On motion of Mr.. Snediker, the meeting
adjourned. ]. TvRNER. Pres't.
J. W. Mccoy, Sec'y. ..-.a
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BY Telegraph.
For Later Di.patohou see I'D Page:
Miscellaneous Items.


NEW YoRK, February 13.-The Tribune,s
Washington special saye: 1t is generally
credited tonight in official circles, that
Branchville is in Sherman's possession.
and that Charleston is being evacuated
Il Is expected that Richmond and viii.
mtDgton will be evacuated also, and that
the rebels will make desperate attempt
10 concentrate their entire force and en- :
deavor to crush Sherman while he is in the
interior. There is no doubt but that the
stores, &c, removed south from Richmond
lately, look to it's abandonment at no dis,
tant day. ~ fa -
The Petersburg Express says: The fight
ing on Monday was very. severe; timber
and underground were literally cut to pie
ces by balls and bullets. The ground was
fought over four times in Consequence of
the arrival of reinforcements to either side.
The charge which broke the Yaukee lines
late in the day-is said to have been one of
the grandest scenes in military annals
The Yankees lost between 1900 and 1000
killed and wounded and about 500 pris. !.
oners. - : -,
The Timessays Henry S. Foote, late mem.
Der of the rebel Congress, sailed for Europe
on Saturday, In the steamnr City of Cork.
The report that he had been sent 10 Fort
Warren is without foundation.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 10th saws
the Union forces were making raids in
Florida and at last accounts were advan-
cling on Reeds Bluff in unknown force.
The Augusta Constitutioualiss says the
appointment of Dick Taylor to command
in the rebel army of the Tennessee had
inspired the troops with fresh hopes and
they were in excellent condition.
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JACOB YANATT, prominent democrat of
New Jersey. has published a letter in favor
of the adoption OF the anti. slavery amend.
ment to the constitution. Ho meets the
principal objections urged in his party,
and says:
To the idea that the States cannot, by
the proposed amendment, prohibit slavery,
cannot give my assent. II is no more
of an innovation or encroschment upon
the right of legal selt-government than is
that provision of the federal constitution
which requires every State government to
berepublican; and one is just as essential
to the peace and stability of our Union as
the other. am tired of the pretense that
slavery is the. lord paramount-the one
thing alone and beyond the coutrol of the
people in their sovereign capacity, and
beyond and above all legislative power.
Being the creature of positive law, the
power which made it can unmske it. There
are some very good men who regard sla-
very as the Jews did the ark-a thing not
to be touched under the penalty of instant
death. 1 hope, however, that the day for
that kind of blind, wicked idoIatry is nearly
over.
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From the Shenandoah valley.

NEw YORK, Feb. ls.-The Berald's dis
patchssfrom Sheridan's headquarters show
that though every thing remsins compare.
lively quiet in the Shenandoah Valley, the
strictest vigilance is still exercised By the
national forces there, aud the country is
frequently patroled by scouting and recon
noitering parties. TheregulaF rebel troops
are stationed at different points in the mp
per part Of the Valley, but the guerrillas
are proving around in some of the coun-
ties between the Blue Ridge and the Ale
ghany mountaina. . -fEI
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or the Rebel Governments.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. l.
The consoription of all the gold and sill.
yer in the country and its dedication to
the good of the cause, instead of permitting
1t to remain an actual aid to the enemy, is
attracting the attention of members of the
Congress aRd the Legislature. AS long as
gold is permitted to be sold either private
ly or at auction, it is an actual aid to the
enemy. Better remove it at once from the
trade of the'country by requiring its pay
ment into the public treasury. Couscript
the gold, just as we conscripted the men,
and soon tOtlt coHseTipt the negross. Impress
the precious metals Just az we impressed
the precious corn and meat of the widow
and the orphan. The brokers have " no
gold for sale 4" to-day, but are buying at
$40 :" they expect it to go up to $lO0."-
Now this means starvation to many of our
people. What injustice is done by Dor
rUTtHs thia iniauitous agent of the enemy
andIocking him up in the iron safes of the
Treasury, just as a spy or emissary is i'm.
prisoued in Castle Thunder until the War
IS over Z After We are successful Mr.. Bro
ker can get his gold with interest, and if
we are not successful he has no use for his
gold, because the Yankee will take it from
him. By all means coH1cript and impress
the gold.
SPECIMEN OF TIE SOUTHERN oHIvALRY.
Prom the Augusta Chronicle.
We understand the Georgia peniteutisry
conVicts who formed into company on
the approach of the enemy to Milledgeville,
and who have foug through the Campaign,
have been furloughed for thirty days. At
the expiration of which time they are to
report to the Office of the Adjutaut and
Inspector General of the State of Georgia.
Upon presenting certificate of their hav-
ing Joined some company in the Oonfede.
rate service, they will be pardoned from
the sentence of confinement.
TIE RRsuLr OF THE NO RrH CAROLINA DELE.
CATION TO RICHMoSD.
Prom the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. 7.
We violate no confidence in saying that
at q consultation between the members of
Congress from North Carolina and the
commissioners recently sent by the Legis-
lature of that State to confer with the Con-
tederate authorities, it was the unanimous
accommodation of the Congressmen, and
the united opinion of all, that no nloVemsnt
for State ConventioR be instituted or encour-
aged.
The commissioners, We are further in
formed, expressed themselves much graft.
fed by their interview with the President.
ltis delightful to record these evidences
OF harmony among ourselves, and if such
was the spirit before Lincoln put his late
attront upon US, and made a fresh declar
alton OF his intoIerable designs, tVe may
confidently anticipate the most perfect and en-.
th'tsiGstic WHaninity on the further pressntI.
ttoH Of our great struggle.
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PROPOGALS FUR FORA8E
CHInF QUARTERMAsrER,s opg1oE

DEPARTNRST WEST VIRGINIA
IBERLASD, MD, November 18th, 1854,
Et4eD PROPOSALS IL. .triplieate are invited by
~ ~ underAgned ioE supplying the Quarter
Department IN the Department Of West
al CnAElsasGG, p, P1e,rkeESbursr Wheeling,
Eal pc on the liRs OF Lhe Baltimore and Ohio
as follows: o;aEkHburs, Grafton, New
ut- nm heriAndI AaEtinsburg, HRrPer'a Perry
g el oI these places, With hay, Corn, Oats and
lIbe received for hedsliysry of three thOu.
ma w bushels OF Corn or Oats and hftY (5ON
tons o. lay or Straw and upwards and nust be Sc
eo1p41lpd by copy of this advertisement.
N uEt State at which Of the.aboTe7 named
po!l 20 propose 20 make delfveriaG, and the
Eat9f q which they will uIaks deliveries tbereat
ne q.ttieH OF each article proposed to be deliv.
efeoi ne time when Clid delivery shall be com.
Enene4 and when to be completed -. -. : /.
g be potup in good strong sacks hay and
Q1tl . be securely baled.
Az ertieleS offered uuder the bids herein in vited
VII hs subject TO a rigid inspection by a Govern
'laeat 4nIpeotor; before being accepted.
UrlfrAct1 will be awarded from time tn tir,s tr,
e1n i9West responsible bidder, the Interests Of
the a9gerumeut may require. Il % o 81
10 llds will be considered from parties who have
ili!e4 heretofore to comply with sheir contracts
proposals must be accompanied by suRfah.
VI gned by two responsible persops, tha in case
tld Is accepted, he soE thoy viii within the time
naa, execute the c5pt}aet for tie same with ESod
- ancient sureties in \ sum equal in amount to
~ mount Of the contracts to deliver forage pro-
p in conformity with the terms Of this adyeF.
ent, and il case bidder shall fail to enter In.
contract they 70 make good the difference be-
q the oder Of said bidder and the next lowest 70.
be awarded. u lI-ll1
FSsP9;e1ioility e th9 must be shown
p or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or other
rnnent official, known by this ofieo. ii,fI I.' :
Fl parties will be duly notified of the aecantanna
lection of their propOsals.
proposals. must be mSus in duplicate, and be
np'nied with the oath Of allegiance of the par
parties, pHlesS it has Already boon placSd on
he fnlTTair,e and post ONCE address et each bid
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-14

WAsHmsToN, Feb. l3.-Senator Trum.
ball and Representative Wilson, of Iowa,
aud Dawson, Of Penusyivauia, comprise
the joint COMMITTEES to wait upon President
Lincoln and inform of his re election, aud
also to notify Andrew Johnson of his cleo
ton to the Vice Presidency.
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ASTORIA. L. L, Febyl2.-Ths o. 8. Army
Lsbratory, located at this place, took ere
about 10 o'clock this moruiDg and was en-.
tirely consumed. The loss is not yet
known, bat it is very heavy.
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IT cUREsoATARRH, AID PAN n EHls Trup1ls
NovIoLEur SWINGING OF rHE HAD.

NovIoLEHT sTRTNGrNG OF THE HEAD.
rHH sENsE oy TAsER AND slnI1 REsF6R11.
For centuries Catarrh has defed the skfll OF phys
icians and surgeons. No medical work contains
prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
Dr. Goodale's Remedy VIII break It up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and precIu
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
No foEuEof oAtarEh can Tyit6stapd u ssAtehius
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded Euch
immediate relief gave such universal satisfaction
penetrstes TO the very seat of this disease and
eIteruinatesi It, root and branch for ever.
Prom the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
d. HAT, Ross, iHb PEaIobIo ULfAaRH.ADf. r. E,coJ,
AIe's Catarrh Remedy and mode of treatment mot
only affords the greatest relief In every variety Of
Carrh, but it sItinguishe5 the disease forever in
an ts types and stages. Every speaks well Of it
Price 800 per Bottle. Send aAtAnp for DR. Good
ale's New PaEphlet on 99eaEEh itS perfect mods oI
treatment, aud rapid cure: Information Of price
less value Send or call at once. F''0
NoRfoN 4 Co. Sole Agents, rs Blsecker St., N. Y.
- For sale by T. H LOGAN & Co. and Ia.
GAN, LIST CO., Wheeling. ~
hoV2S-1 yd&W
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BuHTALo, Feb. I3.-Ths weather is very
cold. The thermometer at q. m. was II
degrees below, and at so'clock at zero.
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Nav YoRK. Feb. 1s.-Gold opened a,
200 rose to 2o7f. and closed at 2Osf.
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I ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH, or, LiqoId Pse-i,
II sttA sold At the old pTIos 81 z : .
All Z. BO0KING's Drug Store.
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1865. TRADEaoF 1885.
'i LIST, MORRISON & co.
Wholesale Grocers,
rE AND
PRODUCE DEALERS.
10 4 80 Main ST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

Io3 : llsT, 10 q so Main ST.,
BESJ. DAvENPaRF, --.r WHEELING. W VA
ga h PARKS,
WE DESIRE TO cALL THE ATTENTION oP
w the trade to unusually large and well
selected stock Of goods, which We prepared to
ofitr on the most lEOrabls terms Our f1ciitos for
transacting buEilst being equal to any house In
AND 81 ssosqIay eel e O16sE BUYERS, SHORT TINE,
Particular attention will be paid to orders, and
goods aad Invoices Will DO promptly desp ,tehed.
We confidently expec: the contained patronage OF
our old customers and solicit call from those who
hnys never Purshased from
We Sak attention to the list OF leading articles
enumerated below.
y 100 BAGS oHoIoE RIc COFFEE.
77 100 Boxes Hnmnols S4.suoo Coffee.
100 BARRELS HARGAfsa ERs AND oTHER
standard brands SYRUP
9s HHDs. NEW 0RLBANs SUGAR,
90 Porto Rio
as HALF CHESTS IMPERIAL TEA,
% ToRRSTdys Young Tyson :.
,S0. 30 n, Ss,. 49,, oOlOng
100 Boxes and Half Boxes Dark Tobacco, SIS
25 Butts Light Tobacco, KS uud I's.
so Caddies Dark Tobacco LI's
aSS SO Hs14 HiESt TosasSS' ToSsssS' g. aud lO's.
25 Barrels Smoking TObaoc0
100000 Wheeling Stogas Cigars
$1,000 Choice German
25 Kegs Gedges twist Tobacco.
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack SNUFF.
10 Barrels Garretts Bladder SnuR,
1000 BARREL KANAWHA SALT.
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh Salt.
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING.
qahdlewiek, Cotton and Linen TwIue.
half barrels.
Lake Herring, White Fish
Scotch Herr ng.
SOAP, TALLOW CAHDLHs,
Star Candles, Hotel CaldIes
Lard Oil, Carbon OIL Petroleum Oil.
AL kinds.
Soda, DyestufrI. and Grocsrs' Drugs,
Window Glass, Bed O0rds,
Nails, Of all sizes,
Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper
Matches, WaHhboardz;
Powder, Shot, Lead, Brooms, &C., &C. &C.
1900 BBLs. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR.
% 500 Extra Family
500 (" Champion
Reliable and Best brands OF Flour constantly on
hand "
Bacon, Lard, oheeso and Provisions generally.
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alr. seward ln 8 New Chereeter.
prom &c Riehmond pispatch. 20. s.

Mr.. William d. Seward demands our ads
miration. His "God bless you, Hunter, ("
and "Rsmember me to my old friends in the
South" are exquisite. We had supposed
that Mr.. Chester, in Barnaby Ridge, was a
caricature, but we must acqnit Mr.. Dickens
of all exaggeration. His polished master
piece of courteous craft and malignity must
hide it's diminished head by the side of ".
g.. Seward. 81 fUos 90 -sL .gl
1t were worth years of ordinary sight
seeing to have Witnessed that interview
We should like to osee MI. Hunter after that
benediction. We.shouid consider ita priv
.1ege to look upon the head honored by
Stewards blessing. We fancy that halo
sufroundsit; that p luminous shadow at
ten DIS it; that troops of good angels sur
round the bestified man, C"God bless you,
Hunter" II am in hopes of hanging you
some day, old gentleman, but; in the mean
time, receive my apostolical benediction.l
"Remember me to my old friends in the
South. T. Let the i"old friends" call upon
Mr. Hunter and receive the. affectionste
souvenir. Mr.. Seward could hardly sup
pose that his friends here would ever forget
him., There are monuments TO his genius
in q hundred thousand mounds scattered
l,everyWhere over tha surface of this broad
| land. The flames of burning houses and
cities are nightly Illuminating the skies in
I his honor Every breeze is laden with
plaiutiTe music, called forth byahis master
hand. The sheeted dead start from their
bloody shrnuds and wander through their
pold loved bones, whispering the name OF
Seward. gs5 o.
Not even Lincoln has such claims upon
Confederate admiration. BE has neither
the heart nor the face of Seward. Born
upon Southern soil, he cannot altogether
eradicate all impulses of humanity from
his soul, and all traces of honesty from his
vjsage. Mr.. Hunter has our 6ympathies.
We would ratherbe cursed by AnyEother
man than blessed by Seward. O.
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IIlIs Great Internal RemedY

beat mtdisfue ever oharsd' 70 the publir
4oE ieeiuai cure Of Rheunaffsm, Gout, Neu
4gspePsis, and A. a Blood Purifier it has NJ
e4al4i All diseases Rrising from impure state
9 tle bleed, such scrofula or Kings Evil, scalt
etteT, hinS Worm, Female Complaints, ant
alllreakOu:s On the lace AID, BODY Ff,.
ale rumber OF Tub-on medicines which for.
LlfAg Ee been used foT those diseases were merely
tp1Ey in their effects and Of doubtful virtue
HEUMATIC tOOMPOUND E
r he source Of al trsubIe and ertotuaiiy
me disease from the system by ita imme-
9n OF the blood. We advise one and all
trial, and become satisi ed Of its won
deEIli Her-
be following testimonials:
nNsoS:-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
crippled with Chronic Rheumatism for
q twenty years; part OF that time ESs
no go scout. j tired all the rhsunaEic
Ee nat 1 coold hear OF bat found no relief
n1ll- ed Jour RhFumatie. Compound and Blood
Fari4 tried bat three fOurths Of a bottle OF It
a1a eqyed ma sound and well. Ny wife also
4.ll tith the came dlseAseI and 3 arnln portion
OTIS = heE. 1 an NEARLY seventy years OF age,
qn1 q nearly four years since wAA cured, and
been troubled With It aince. 1t affords me
Asure 70 furnish you with this Certificate,
q eu can refer others who are AfibCted- Rith
1sIn TO me.
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
No. 10 James Street, Allegheny City.
Ailqgheny, May 81, 1861. ii
Ml. A. JoHEsoS:-Dsar Sir: Ny wife was,takeu
~ 4hl i4ALoTy hneunALism IN March last.
- - very much swollen and the pain ahe suf-
ierl-t9us severe she confined to her bed 1
VS. .oTised 10 try your RhsumAsio Oompound and
blei Further, 80 got bottle OF it, and before the
halt II was used she entirely we'll. The cure
~ . perfect Oue; never saw such medicine She
ha only taken three doses OF it till the swelling
aud pain began TO AbAte. All your medicine wants
iafQbe known in order to give it success.
foars attectlonstey,
JAMES M;ALIsTER.
residence Is No. rs Cherry Alley, where nv
eAa be seen by snS person d0u Oting the truth
Rllturg, April 18th, 1854.
sl 5oaSsoS My daughter Mary vas attacked
As-.s ALn .tain1to.y rheumatism ia the winter Of
- ThLGh continued to the spriuR Of siXty. four
Hlr Auls and limbs were very much sWeLed and
~ 3 ln at times -wA5 very severe. She became so
he th8t II took four to turn her in bed. [ had
~ aid Tor nye OF six weeks, bat received yery
~ any 6e1Snf! got bottls.of your Rhel-
l compound, and before II was all used she was
81 come down stain. got second bottle;
- "a 1t, and am happy to say she Is now as
~ sue Was before she took the rheum AtisIR and
a9.o attend to her work the same as formerly.
% rtlf Rheumatic Comp pound
person touGtiug the truth of the above, can
elQ9 NE at ny residence. No. 224 Bedford street
Yours, with respect,
MRS. 81 AttEi AREST YOUN0SON-
q 5buTg, april Sth, 1884. - EEaE |
PREPARED BY
Es[E- SELLERS 4% CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIETORS,
q0sEER Yqqa AND SECOND STREETS,
PlTrsBURG, PA,
10 lhom all orders must be Ad dressed.
RElee Ono Dollar per bottle.
Wholesale and retail by McCABR.RRAPT
falG REED KRAFT & CO., and by DruRgists
es4ssF Fh't7. % "a -rfE EA decl5-l ydFW-5
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a LARaB ISooME.-SOmebody5 in the
New York SEN, Who has figured up the
case, speaks as follows of the income of
A. T. Stewart, of New York:
One million eight hundred and forty
three thousand SIX hundred and thirty
seven dollars Is acknowledged by A. T.
Stewart, Esq, as his net income for sin.
gle year. tsWhewi" says the reader. as he
writes down the immense SUM and ciphers
out its Felatioa.to months, days. honrs aud
minutes, in. order to. comprehend its vast
proportions. One hundred and 6fty-Ihree
Thousand six hundred and forty -six dollars
per month; thirty i've Thousand four hun
dred and fifty four dollars per week; Eve
thousand and fOrty-one dollars every day;
three dollars sud q half each minute
Awake or sleeping, in every passing mo-
ment that brings Mr.. Stewart nearer to
eternity, his gains are equal to the days
wages Of skilful working man.
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The New York Journal of Commerce des-
cants upon Compulsory Industry" and
tells "HOw to Pay the National Dsbt."-
We quote one sentence:
If two millions OF persons in this country
would undertake to give an average of
twelve hundred doliaFs apiece, the slate
might be cleared to-day, and we could go
on with clean record. 1t would be the
cheapest method that could be invented,
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to COnscript all the Gold
and Silver in the South for tho use
or the Rebel GOveEnmsnt.
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OOrn Shelters 8 Cutting Boxes,

II Q. RRosT co., Nos. n and q Main ,.r..,
1S1S would call attention to thsir large stocE ~
silse aGd Double sDout Coin SheiIsrS, non ffSusS
Az ia 3 e2; sS,1 IoT p 6e1d 9Ss9oEss poIeEa
ne S1So aPPsOTed patterns and at thSioNest pEisSS
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MR. sEWARD To MR. ADAMS,

Official Statement OF the Seeretnrv M
state sto the'Peuce oonrsrence at
Fortress Monroe.
Mr. sRVyARDr Tn Kp AnE,,, b.
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d, MENDELSON.

S7O A MONTHI-I want Agents eyerv-
~, " sNhGeSAs oTO 4 month, expresses pSid. u
SeI IlTEEN ARRIcLEs, the best selling ever ofsTs5
Aun particulars ERHI- Address, '@'
dee6-2mdEv" BiddsESr1I MAJ.
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half suFOcated. Soon as the gong begins
its inferno, the, throng starts fora huge
'.gin mill" and lunch room near by, where
the bargains of the day are washed doTn
IN coptous droughts of beverage, and
where lunch on sandwiches, oysters and
games serves the appetite till dinner hour.
The business of the day. is done in an
hour, and millions of dollars worth of pro-
duce change hands in that short space of
time. ~. 954 g
The rules of change are striot.7 Ifa man
does dishouorable act, such as selling
that which he has not, or checking on a
bank beyond his funds. SC, he is tried
aud expelled, and his name is blasted for
ever. Retail and other dealers purchase
cargoes of produce for their customers.
aud have the same delivered to order. The
hour men, grain men, whisky men, pork
men and others, have each distinct por-
tons of the vast building.
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UMATIg C0MPOUND1
INK OasY sURE CURE FL

EtHftp TIE FOLLOWING
H. EEsr3 &!Et tttlE
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COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
qandlewick, Cotton and Linen TwIne.
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1000 BARREL KAEAwHA SALT
i-r-r Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh Salt,
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aEUMATIO OOMPOUND !

re he source Of au troubIe, and ensctuaiiy
me disease from The system by its imme-
On on the blood. We advise and all
= e9!eta trial, and become satisfied Of its won-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-14

half barrels.
Lake Herring White Fish
Scotch Herr pg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-14

1900 BBLs. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
q 500 Extra Family
500 Champion
Reliable and Best brands Of Flour constantly on
Bacon, Lard, cheeso and ProyiulOns generally.
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