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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
Ladies' Hats.

The laIss.. as.ast t@snt at oHARLRs O4KFoRD SONS
Dentnshtal Aotsl. Phiadslphil
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
WILNIsoros. jan. l7tn. ls65.

WILNIS0roS, Jan 17tp, 1865.
iESEY EcKEt. Esq
Dear Sir; In your paper Of this morning you
named ma as being one Of the competitors for
he prize skates yesterday This is an error
Eas one Of the judges Of the fancy skating. aud
skated around the ring twice for the purpose Of
enlsrginE it, which probably led to the mistake
Please make the correction and oblige
Very truly yours,
c A. RODNEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20

IN THE COURT OF cHANURRY oP FnB sTATK n
DELAW AKR IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE tOUsfY
John Randall ?. and wife eompialuAnts,
Vs Ia p.,tui,,
sash ANA kiHln and Others respondents
AgrseAbiy 10 an order Of tho ChAnevior m.a. In tt
ABOVE cause, al the september isrm A. d is6l nol,,
hereby given TO all persons having any lies upon IL.
harah Ann Ervin, Dr. Walter N ilisulson. md M,
Matilda Wllliamson, or either II them 10 the lnd, NJ
hnsmenla IN the aaid Proceedings msntionsd 10 as
uuon settling forth the amOuHt And nature or the ss
10 the oiee Of the Register Ia ehAneery Tor New C,
county ten days before the third Monday 10 R.bfip
neAh and 70 appear aud profe said lien al the ensu
term OF the Court OF Chaneary bsor. tha r,slnr 4 a
Court on tho third day OF tho term
GkOhdk D. RODNEY Trusla
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
LadIes, Rnrs

,s FaishAssrs may rsly upon gsttss -,
delphia. w. N0h"asntal ilol,i y,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20
FnrIn1 Inn Rn..9

Ehrtn AOr Rent.
III HOrhL sud Yarn Of ~ Aersa Tor rent near Wlluluf
Ton Applyto w. hcCAuLLAY 4 co,
JAh'e' 6O6 Market shsii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20

Ia shOtl fsose, firing and 40 reply from the Tor,
me X \ ee5ler Is aboat to sail With de-
spaie hts for Fortress Monroe. o.oT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-20

FoRT DElAwAnE-REBRL PAIsosEks. The
Philadelphia Ledger Of Yesterday, says BeloF
Viii bo found An interesting extract from q let-
Ter which comes from one VI the Faculty Of the
Theological Seminary al Getiysbu in reference
to recent visit Of his 10 Fort Delaware. The
object Of the visit was TO inquire into the condi-
tion Of the rebel prisoners confined in the Fort
The wriier says "that there are about ten thou .
sand rebel prisoners confined in the Fort, in
Guiding about Que thousand officers. among
whom are representatives from The trst families
IN the South, men Of culture and influence, such
as General VANCE. a brother Of the Governor Of
North Carolina Msjor Miles, Of South Carolina;
Capt Morgan, Col. Metfei These men, as well
a. the other prisoners, are we'll cared for, hav-
og good clothes and provided with nutritious
food They are comfortable and cheerful, and
number Of them spoke OF The kiad treatment
they had received from Gen. sehoti1 and others
associated with him in authority The Hospital
DsFarimtnt at the Fort is in most excellent
eou ulition aud the sick could not receive more
careful attention even among their friends. -
Order, cleanliness aud comfort are 10 be seen in
all the arrangements. and the deepest interest
manifested in the health and improvem snt Of the
p,isonere.
There are between three and four thousand
loases Of bread baked every day, good sweet
bread better than many Of them are accustomed
20 receive al lLelF home9i Une OF the prisoners,
in reP'y 10 an inquiry about his quarters, replied
that he did not care about leaving them.'-
About seven hundred Of the prisoners, including
some Of the officers, had been pressed into the
rebel service. They had long since seen the er.
rUr Of their way, and were wiling to take the
oath Of allegiance Gen. Schoef seems admira-
bly qualified for bis position, being an excellent
simnis,ratiTe citeer, and preserves in high
degree the confidence Of the prisoners as well as
ot our own men. lle Is native of Hungary,
received a military education, and participated
in those revolutionary movements which caused
his exile from his county to Turkey, where be
spent several yesrs At the suggestion Of cur
minister, Hon. q. p. March, be immigratsd TO
the untel States, aud at the breaking out Of
tue rebellion held position in the Patent Ofice.
He vas commissioned as a Brigsdier General at
the commencement Of our national conflict, dis
iuguishei himself 10 the West, bat meeting
with an accident he became disabled for the
field, and was transferred to the Fort where be
has shown 80 much tact and ability IN the DIS
charge Of his official duties AT tbs request Of
tue General, the writer delivered two lectures
at the Fort to the United States soldiers on duty
there.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-22
JohnsOn1s speech to the South
n nnInn Inn

The following are tie main points Of the very
important speech. made by President Johnson TO the
delegates of thefSouthern States: 2.
Centlemen--wc have passed through the rebel
lion say we for il was US who were responsible.
Yes, the South made the ISSUE and ! know the ma
ture Of the Southern people well enough TO know
,at performance OF that duty, or indeed in the act
they undertake u perform, they do il heartily and
frankly Now that they come TO me, they under
stand me as sayiBgthat we made the issuei we set
up the union oftSiates e6aaHt the Institution 0f
slavery We obey simply the aFbltrament Of the God
of battles; the argument was the sword; the issue
was fairly and honorably mel, Both the qneiions
present have been settled against ms, and We are
prepared 10 accept the issues. fnd on all sides
this spirit Of c,pdor aud honor prevailing. II Is
said by all the issue was ours, and the Judgment
bus been against us. The decision having been
made against u.s.
We are bound in honor 70 accept BY arbila-
menti IN doing this We are doing ourselves no dis
honor, and should not feel humiliated or degraded,
but rather that 40 src enhdhlints Yourselves, by
these actpns. aud we should feel that the Governs
pisnt has treated Us magnapimoasly aud meet the
GoEernmrnt ,npqnihs terpls that ilhas SO magnani-
mpnsy otlgged,li SO lar asI an e9neeEpg, persnn-
ally, 4 am n0t iadneneed by any qneslioD, whether
il appears ini the, Nplth pr South ElsL 0r West.
stand where ed of OLD, battling for the constiiu
lion aud Union Of the United States, In doing
this know Ippposed you Of the South, when Sc
ccssion wns bsine urged on the country, and you
declared your right TO break mp the Government
and disiniegrate the onion stand as have ever
stood, firmly in the opinion that a monopoly com
bined against this county must so down, and The
Yes; The issaow,a made by The South ssainst
the Government aHd the(ioYerpmept has triumph.
ed and the bonsh true 70 hef ancient attributes o.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-22

TRErnolhcr Of the once famous \. b Pfeniiss ag
Aissssirri, dicd-n Erooklin' 90 tbs sts' sspd %
eats,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-22

ReT The following are the resolutions adopted
BY meeting Of the citizens Of Maury county,.
The preamble is too. long for our limited spacs.
RESOT JITIONC -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-22

THE whole number of national hanks Il ~, IN,
With an aggregate capital Of $5sg g.Bsi sos 80. "
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-22
Judge Campbelpg Charge to the, Grand

GExTIEMEs or THE GRAKD IuRy; l3fre.I r.
As requested, / herewith hand you a copy of my
charge, which is done with hesitation, and did not
expect it TO appear in print.
Very respectfully, &c, ig9@
JOHN ALEX. CAMPBELL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

last CHANcB--PrOC J. Diggett will
give his last Concert at Kilgore Hall to-
night To those who were present last
eommendation Of The perforfnane al
this unsurpassed company. Those Who
were not present certainly lost a rare
treat. Let all lovers Of sweet sounds.
whether produced by the human voice
or by the instruments named in the
bills, go tonight and enjoy an enter
tatnment, the equal OF which may not
pc within their reach for many days to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
ExeCutor's Sale "a Real Fstata-

THE UNDERSIGNED WIIIroRFER
~ Tor SAlelt the Court IonHa on SRf1Fti1T.
October n, 1855, AZ 10 O'Clock q. m: >
+ Two three story tenemefitS on tho north
s1de Of Union street, situhted on the eoFIiero an
the alley between Market and Main stFF,ois ils-
ing part OF lot No. 113 and now In the ossI1.
Paney of Me-. A. Ia Roche and A[r. Henry, Il.
Korner. = -
q Tho Home place 81 the late Dr.. John
Eofiy consisting OF ono upbrOken square. II
VIII be offered In lots toSlilt purehRaeE5S or in
whole, as may be desired! - 49, , =
ID TheFow Of tenetnants erected on lot No
% on. the west side Of Main street Certfs
wheeling. These houses are fourth fifff1l1i5F.
and VIII be offered sepaEatA ely. and aiSo enffT
Every house Il In good condition md Iepair.
Ths piece Of ground ON the HiuEde. easf
Of GeEI ~ StTeet Part Of tbs ground has
Deen laid on Into lots or 80 feet by Too feefl
with proper streets and alleys. A plat ni6y
oe seen npon lpPicatton to The undefsiEned,
and VIII be exhibited at tho sale. : =
~ =. . me ny 5enement on the north part o. lot
sc, . on water street. Centre WheelinE, IN
INST Class conditi un-occnpIed by M. AlfsIf-
X Htali-and tonting about II feet7 inchtson
Tefma ona.h half In cash For the resili,ie
q credit Of six, twelve, aud eiRhfeen m0nfIIs
with inteEest. secured by deed OF tIust, q tie
oC2-tB BEVERLY IT. IoOFF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
Dwellings and Warehouses Tor sac.

nN SATURDAY OCTOBER INST. lSa5 Adj
W 10 O'Clock a. m, VIII offer for sale ID
public auction, the following Real Estafas :
J.. Inc dwelling house ON tho north hRlf.of
lot No; 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling. n
ptsae emf Occupied by Nj. VIM. ID. Eng1iSh.
= Tho dwelling house ndiotninR the above
ana atnnted upon another one-qunFt6F oh
ESaiu lot 30 %, and now occupied by Mr.. John
Roth Of these Dwellings arc In good repair
and furnished with water and ms -
j Also two large and connections three
SOY Warehouse9 dtunted on the south two
thirds Of lot No. l62 on the west Eiiia ar Ma.
ket Square in Centre Wheeling. : - -
IermS:-Une7h at ClSh, the residue In equal
payments al Eix and twelve month";, with, in-
expense Of tho purchaser. - ~
Oct2-tH nd iii BEVERI;Y M TEOrr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
JOBS JoNil1iss.-The modest Individual

JpI5N JoNEs.-,The modest Individual
whose name heads this Item has been.
until now unknown to fame In either
songtot story. He halls from one OF the
rUral districts which one we win omit
designating for !. Is sake, ashsiS con-
neCted with several Oftlle irstfamilies
in his neighb6f hood and, among the
host who bear his naine, hoy iIluot othl
erwiss be recognized, j. j. came to
our city to attend the fair-stayed
through, it-and well would it have
been for him had he quit with It. We
should here speak of ]. J!'s apparel,
which Wus. gotten up in tho highest
style of art and regardless OF expense.
He wore pOrlS-pIe hat, of elegant calf
brindle color sidney black coat barred
vest, viii about * bars to the pattern,
peg-topped pants; cloth CATERS, and an
enormous remnant butterfly crayat.-
AS can be Inferred from what We have
stated above, ]. j. remainef In town af-
ter thefair,perhaps to see the race which
was to haYe taken place on Saturday.
But J. J., poor, frniI and nnfortnnate,
tmbibe6 something strong evidently
very curly on Saturday morning, and
we are going to speak of him as we saw
him about ten o'clock that morning.
Judging from appearances, and speak
ing without experience, J..J. could get
drunk In about as short time as the
sailor in the circus-usually about IS
seconds. Well, j, j. was drunk, and
We saw him under full sail lacking
down Main street. His lines oftrayel,
his contprtiOns Of body, his entangle-
ments Of his lower limbs, and his gene
raj movements were painful as well as
fearful to behold We watched him un-
til We feared We should become cross
eyed, and our head began to grow diz-
zy. The last we SAW Of him he caromed
on laIppPbst, cnshlohed on the cor
ner OF house and pocketed himself in
road wagon, in which he was kindly
conveyed beyond the gaze of the null
tituds and allowed, we hope, an oppOr-
tunity to sober up. We do not wish to
be understood in our descriptionofJ ]. j.
aSH'mQcking AZ calamity, = for We have
the public good In view, and desire to
give warning to all other young men,
who are advised, when they visit the
city, t0Ais5 care what they. drink. Hest
we have been doing ]. ]. an injustice in
our superstition as to the cause OF his
bewildering movement, we will state
in cOnclusibh that on q icl6ssvfew of
his Phiz we discovered that he was, as
the boys expressively but meanly say,
left-handed in the eyes, having been
born In the middle of the week
looking both ways for Sunday. i'll,
adieu; and hereafter use straighter
lines ofactIon and travel. ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

pEAD..4We are sorry to announce
that dispatch was received in the city
ON Friday announcing the death ofAIr,.
Henry Sharp; formerly OF our city.
Mr.. Sharp was injured some, time since
by q brick falling from the stack OF the
Covington Mills. and NO hopes were
entertained Of his recovery. The aeci-
dent was mentioned byi us nj the tims
word was received Of is Occurrences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

NEw FLRAI,-Messrs. Blond & Back,
man have opened a new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 1O7 Main street
where the best Of boots, shoes and gait
ers- can be had. Everything usually
kept in a Iirst class boot and shoe em-
PoEipn, In null supply. Both members
OF the new firm are well known here as
energetic, thorough -goIng business men.
Drop IN and examine their largo and
varied stock and secure bargains. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

Our peculiar friend or the Richie
Press has had his paper largely, oGcu-
pied Of late with the list OF 'treal estate
returned dslinqnent'' for taxes in thai.
county, butwe see by his last issue that
he is about through with the list and
accordingly gives notice that he s'shall
begin to tickle the various aspirants to
office Mt the approaching election" yery
soon now. He "tiGlkles" one Of them
thus: .tl.iiuia s5.5-I z - :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

ARREsERD.-Andrew Jackson ~ Al
lison and James Harriet were commit
ted to the calaboose ON Saturday after-
noon for creating adisturbance when
loaded down 70 the guards with bad
whiskeY. . go j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

ourOETHz CrTT.-Mr. Jacob Buf,,ls
CisEk Of the Circuit COurt, T. temporar
.slS ~ seeent from the city ut CoVingtou.
Ay., attending the funeral eof his iiaie
B q = = 'inslaNT, aIE.- Henry Ehhyn. n
. .. 2 elpath Ss6 make mention IN an.
A9tlerooluHit. M. hurdle iefl5 i41e -,
Friday, and will return in q day ort,Sn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

AhEosT A CoUPLB OF AoC1tDElsslrss.Lonr
Saturday last two wen known gentle
men of our city, one OF whom foFmerly-
held al high county once, while ON a
visit to ono of our .neighboring vine
yards, fell, in rapid succession, down
the stairs leading TO the wine cellar Of
the same, and narrowly escaped with
sound limbs. II they had ALLEN ap the
steps the accident would have been not
at all surprising. -l4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

PREsrIDtaTrATIoN.-ourrea readers must
mot forget that Prof AIacalIfster vim
commences his Yorid+reho and de
seryedly popular enteytainmsnts at
Washington Han to.morrnWi niqht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
Lot for Sale.

TUE QNDERsIG NED, AS ADA1NIsl
VIII sell, by consent OF helEs, lot No, a, on
Market street, North Wheeling, ON which
present Occupied by Mrs CIemeTsI II NOT
sold q private sale before Monday the 6fh
Day OF November. L viii on, that day Be sold
At public sale, At the Court HoEsal TeFT1s
made known on day of sale Apply to -
il.sl JEREMIAH CGEhlENS
ocB-lme - or VIM. EXLEY 5-f7si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

IT, is economy to buy the best Of
goods, and these can always be had at
John I. Lal1in & Cos. Temple Of FASH
ion. -'tsS - - .li'}l Nd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

F.II1IIIasHSfRRIAN CHURUH. 1.-The SYNOD
oh wheeling meets at tho church rs iris
~ S34=tlli9EroM alto o,eloGk. There are
rs rs Ministers 1 In the church. The Rsv.
Ar; QpndAs will preach tile openInSs
: stsir9n q II IS A. n! eoslnoFEUHs. on
l4slftAily evening, there VIII 81 SeyeF0i
! rtso1 eeltvoEed. yGehhye enHlrei
kere6tEO ItRes u I7HTsdqg IA. 81 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

DAN RIcE's MBNAoRRrR.-Our reaagl
ers will not forget that Dan Rice vim
exhibit his Menagerie in our city this
afternoon and tonight. There will be
a "dress parade OF his establishment.
through our, streets about o, this A. N.
We are satisfied that any one will be
repaid for the outlay OF time and money
required to see the exhibition. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

2 STEIN RRos., cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received one of the
largest stocks OF Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call tho attention of
persons Wishing our city. couSrrY
AIERcHAHSTs particularly, to examine
their stock, as they are determined to
sell below Eastern prices. oc9-lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

THR FAM FINANC1ALL.Y CoNsrDRRFD
We understand from an oficer of the
Agricultural Society that the recent ex-
hibition was a financial success. The
receipts were larger, we believe, than at
any preceding Fair. This Il certainly a
matter Of satisfaction, and wecongratu.
late the Society on 1t. We hope that
with this success renewed efforts win
be put forth to make the exhibition
herereafter more worthy stin OF pat
ronage. The officers Of the Society
know how to make good EXIT
bttion, as they have clearly shown, and
It viii be their own fault If they do not
do SO hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

1F you want the best and cheapest
goods which the market affords, call at
the clothing depot of John It. LalIin &
Co. octIOlw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

LIoHT bread and light hearts 90 to-
gether more. frequently than most per-
sons imagine. Ifyou want to see u
happy family" visit one in which
they use the Ereetsfor Baking Ponder;
you will hear no complaints there from
the ''head Of the family'' when he takes
a seat at the table, Ladies' who are
married, and those who e4peet to be.
should take a hint" Dealers supplied
on liberal terms, by T. II. logan g co.!
and Logan. List d Co., sole pfoprietoFs.
wheeling, West Va. ~ sepl5-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

THE procurement Of steam fire en-
CINE here at Wheeling, has excited our
friend Wharton b OF the Parkersburp
1f'as3, He breaks out thus: 3
wheeling has purchased as team fire
trs engine Listen 10 me. citizens Of
PaFke8burg, members Of council, who
should be conseryaiors Of the public
veal The time VIII come when You VIII
see This city in danes and there viii be
NO ~ means OF stopping II We have not
II. ourcouncil could prevent it, %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
valuable Vineyard and Farm forSale,

NoNTAINTNG7 n ACRES OF IiAHyn.
acres already set ont Also, q fiiie OTchhni
OF AnpleSs Fears and PiumS 200 Cduant hpsf.
Of August Meyer, by w. b. SensaFiey iie9Sd
situated about Is mile nom caldweiT8 nm
road. For terms apply to = \ ii ) 80 4
oci .e3'! l4i( - - JIG COOPER.
.,-,-,. ofJ. 8, RHoDES
Administrations Of the estate Of ". B, sense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
z ~ e w =
DIR nHNETnN-

London. Graduate nom one or the nnosf emf
nent COLLEGES In the United States, ana ne
Ireiltef part of whose Life has been Rpent IN
and elsewhere, has effected some Of tire fioSt
astonishing GureS that were ever Known:
many Ltonnl with ringing In the head and
alilIIned ~ sudden sounds, baRhfnlneSl WITH
reqnent blushlnEs attended Sometimes With
dte5I5Sngefnent OF mind4 were cured immedlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
FOR RLR

IT OFFER FOR SALE MY PRopIFsi3.Tsy,
situated on the line the National Rom
Iotlr miles east 81 the city OF WheelfnP sad
RIi0EettS eotlslaitA q my Fe4 dence, containing
Eooln8 and aD modern improvements also
fourteen acres OF ground attached, on vhich
stahltng, Ice and spring house chicjsflt and
EWo eistefna. Also, one hundred ind fJSenfy-
nSe Apple trees o. chuiea lLindS Pear. lPeaSh
nc aIso choice selecElons Of GFapeS ffasI5lSsfS
Straw beTriez and dtiler
,lIsii iIglts me grounds are finely laid out
berry. = - ~ VI w
\ VIII also sen my Household Fufnitur,e tn.
s41S{ one desSlfing To purchase an t0EeffieF
fetsons desiring to consult me In Fp11lIJi tn
Es,c1s Us - - o. Eaynent1 &cf can leaVe their
ni.tles ~ me Cos CumpanyS ONCE. pryfgit
te5Ssstf JACOB HoRlSnR0ox
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

Eve received a message from a good
man stating that he had not lost his re-
ngton by going % the legislature OF
West Virginia. TO this we f6plfed.
stthe Lord De praised for 1nercies. p We
shall not be guilty OF leading him a
second time into temptation, lest he
should not fare SO well. p 5lf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

"QU1cK sales and small profitsii IL the
business motto Of John 4. Lakin & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
dfprs,sS aIe7r@ r.
House and nj. fnr Sala-

KNOWN AS LOT NO. q, IN THE FIFTH
street., Win brick tenent nearly now. cons
tanning eight rooms well fnish6d, now necu,
Piled by III. w lnshlp. For tlEmG apply %
Administrators Of the taiS q w. ). stiiss,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
DISEASE Observation-Disclosures

Z ITIJI.. Z A4nssAA4 ar. " 4lAftuDENCE-
W netl the mis- ed hnu 1mpFude volnTy
sests OF This Painful diseaBe, q too often hap
pens that an III tlmetl sense Of Shhme, or dreah
OF discovery, deterH him nom applying ito
those who, nom edual tinn md rts5llee 4aflllty
can alone beffiend HIM, delaying tiIl the con-
eftntgnaf eyunpt9 ms of IlIIst hoFrid disease
ltituatS NOE, noe tu1nhl hiIfSffn tho
mead and limbs dtnlne3 Of sight, deafness,
modes on me fhtn-bQnes and arms, blotches
ON tho head, tRca ind axtfemftie - pffuTTesing
With hdghttul rapidlty, tn at las4 nc palate
% me nonth 81 the bones Of the nose DIN In,
y hoEfid otjett Of comm toni untfi death
puts period TO his dreadful suffeFinRS. IN
sending himto shat pndlScoVeFed 'criIIT,tT-
nom whence mo traveller fefurnS S3 y w.
Ut! y q Hlei1llcotg Gict that tilbtigapis fhI
veins g this terrible dlsease owing Is the
I " tuIne 81 gnpr1nt pfetender Who. by
the use OF that deQ[ilp .pnfsOn, MegclfyIt min
me nstitutt0n, and make the resid1s or iiis