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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05

VIZ publish on our frSt page list Of
National Banks In this State and in tho
adjacent counties Of Ohio and PCnnsyl.
yania. They will bs useful for refer
encc by those having business In their
several localities. It Is not likely that
the country hcreaboHts will go to seed
for want Of bank capital.
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TIM NATIONAL DEDT.-We have re.
ceived from the Treasury Department
the monthly statement Of the National
Debt as Il stood August 81, 1855. The
total amount is s., 767, 6so, 81 .ls, nm In.
crease since July 81, OF only $3.50 2l5,
The Interest on the debt l. consldeIihlv
decreased. This statement. lIEe thS,
for July, exhibits an unexpestetlly m
yorahle condition of the national 6nan.
COS. y 1''ll-
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A "soLpIgRs' Memorial Society"
has been formed in Boston. twill
aim to collect such narratives and
other memorials Of the heroism Of the
soldiers as may BIO obtained for tho use
Of the historian or studonts 1t will coll
iect many of the Journals or letters OF
the soldiers, which will throw light
upon the history of the experiences OAd
deeds Of tho bravo men. From time to
time 1t will publish such papers us II
may deem wise to lay before the world.
It will havo a rich mine to work. Some
OF the most graphic and interesting de-
scriptions ever writtOn may DO foundin
tho private letters ofour bravesoldlers,
many Of whom wero 10 skilled in writ
Ing that their letters would hardly need
revision for publication. We trust that
in other States some effort may be
madO to collect these valuable memo
rails Of tho war, before they are hope
lessly lost. Official reports OF generals
may toll MS what was done by the
troops in divisions or brlgodes. But
these private journals and letters tell us
what each regiment, zach company, al
most what each man did.
Tho Boston Society proposes also to as
aist insustainlhg hospitals, schools and
other beneaclent institutions in the
South. Rev. DR., Putnam Is the Presi-
dent IN
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THE trustees appointed to select n site
on the battlefield OF Antletam for a
cemetery for the brave loyal men who
were killed in the terrible contest which
took place there, have purchased a LOT
near Sharpsburg, and in sight Of Burn
sides Bridge, and of the places occu-
pied us the headquqyte rs of Mcclellan
and Of Lee. They nave already idenr
titled 600 Of the 1000 or 5000 who fell
l7Olby name and regiment and State,
and Ol0 by state alone, They are still
engaged IN the work. They have iden-
titled % Rhode islanders by name, and
8 others by the state alone.
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EVERY ONE HlAUUlAD uHh
HALLS VEGETABLE sIC1I1AN HAIR
REVIEWER That splendid preparation fol
the Hair, which Is INST becoming 70 popular
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used It will ever give up
its use.
It Is u Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever,
ItwIlIFettore Gray Hairt0 aboriginal color.
II viii prevent the Hair nom fnlllng out.
II. makes the Hair TO grow on Bald Heads
ItcleAnscs the Scalp and makes the Han
soft and luEtTOuS and Sllken,
It6R splendid Hair Dressing.
II Is recommended and used by the hrst
medical authority In the country. b4
BE particular to ask for HALLS YEGErAHLI
SICIIIAN HAIR RENEwER, a. there ID q
worthless imitation In the market.
For Enla by I'LL Druggists
ma.f X. p. HALL q CO., Proprietor,
Nashua N. H.
TIL. LoGAH& co, and LOGAN, Iisf a
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
fmII-ln
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Can for County Convention
Township Primary Meetings.

Township Primary Meetings.
u1HE t,NfoN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
a ONO COUNTY, West Va, respectfully
eSlt 4 Convention Of Delegates lEOln each
ToWnship In the County 70 meet ~ tlla Court
HOu n NlJeellBE, on IN eSanY, heptem'
~ i2o5, a. u Oellok q! fil,' ifOT the puF.
U6-1 81 putting Ia nomination candM9ias 70
ferFttsiit the COnnty Ia the State egiAiaiuIs,
aid iOf mo election IL Delegate % HeIaiOTl'
~ 1iridct Convention, and such other bust
me- ~ may como before the Convention,
Tue Unlin VOtUn OF the several townships
Of OHIO County viii meet n their respective
Tilncsi Of VOtt6g, on Saturday, September
BIN, 1858, IN Liberty, TIadeIphia and Blch.
land TOEnShipa, At O'Clock p. m; IN Railly
ingtOn, Aadinon, Gay, Union, centre, Wen
etSF and Rilehia Townships Of Z O'Clock p, M,
- Appoint tllFeo Delegates 10 Represent theIr
TnWnShips ia tho County Convention.
BY onleTOf tlioy Union Executive Cpmmittee
Of onO HENRY WALLACE, chm.
II. L. HILL, Bect'y. "epl-iildf
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. q 4 A. Card a

WE RETURN OUR THAMES TO THE
w many friends md Patrons OF jeremiah
Clemens, IdeceaSed) for the liberal patron
aRe bestowed on him while IN our mldst, and
also take thls method OF informing the pub
I'D thht We intend to catTJi on the Furniture
and Upholstery busiIie IN all IL hFanchesi
Nc hope. BY strict attention % business TO
merit 8 continuance Of the patronage begtoW-
"a on him, ]. CLEMENS q co.
n, B.--We nlso intend 70 caITy on the Un-
deFtallinR Budnea ~ befdFes We keep cotl-
stantly on hand q full assortment Of MOtalic
and other Cofins. ang2l
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DIED.

LINEBERGER-on the 4tll inst, at Ben-
wood, ". Va, ELLA lsLlSlnER1Elt, infant
daughter Of VIM, i lH n steT A. 1lnebuTgaF,
aged II month"; an -slyE.
The fnneFal viii take place at O'Clock, TIKI
Tuesday, aternoon from the residence Of her
parents at BenWood.
b ltlmore papaEs please copy.
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THE report thatthe Government sales
OF horses would be stopped until It
could be seon what would be the result
OF the threatened Indian disturbances,
was a lie put out in the interest Of spec
ulators in forage,
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On sept. 9Th, a. West Alexander, by Squire
MayEa, WV. sCIlo1oINB TO Mis- LIZZIE RET
Tx, all Of Wheeling, w, Va.
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Removal.

WE HAVE REMOVED 10 THE LARGE
L. G. Frost & Co, No. IS, l7Rnd 10, liin street,
where we will always 10 found with Large
assortment Of Groceries, Provisions, GFail,
Seed, &c. TO which we invite the attention Oh
our friends and customers and the communl.
Y nfnals.in PRYOR. I1ANnr.AN 4 ~ !.
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alfft Advertisements.


A 81 ARD or go WILL BIZ PAID
Ell1ft feeUVeCy % tie body ofJOhn Han
1a1han. who WaS drowned IN the river %
JAS, HASAGHAN,
ao5sl WnteF StToel
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MAYoR,S OFFICE.

WHRELTNo, Sept. lth, 1864
JHHEREAs, THERE ARE ACCUMUI.A.
w tons Of nth and unhealthy matter In
many Of the EtTretA, alleyE, and grounds with.
In this city, the removal Of which b imperA-
lively callGd TOT In view Of GAnilAFy Interests,
thereby require the Street CommEE ioneF, the
InelntGn q the Board Of Health, and the
ssEgeantH Of the city, 70 forthwith enforce
all lhe sanitary laws regulations, and oEii-
nanceg 81 their several departments.
CltiEelH who may know Of the existence,
anywhere IA the city, Of unhealthy dcpOdtu,
should lntnFm the member OF the Board OF
Health ~ tho Ward In which they are.
An TIN Officers above named will be held
strictly accountable loF the prompt perfoEm'
0nce 0fthslF several duties.
sep5-St A. ]. SWEENEY, Mayor.
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propertv FOR Sale.

TINE DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
StIVG, between Fourth and Fifth, now oc-
eupiad by RfY, Nj. Mont. Also, tile RdiOin.
ing House now occupied by Mr.. Hall. Also,
the property on Market street, known a. the
Old Jail, with the tenement on the back end
Of lot, and hume hOuNo adjoining the Old
jan, viii behold q bargain. II not sold by 9Th
OF October, the properly will be ofier6d Of
public sale. Apply 70
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR M
"The Secret Service, The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"

BY A1befC ID 1tlchnrGlSopS
NJ Y Tribune Correspondent.
THE MOST INTERESTING AND EXCTT-
ing book ever published, embracing Mt.
Mehar1BOnls unpS lleled experience for four
yeang travelling thorough the South in the re-.
cTet service Of the Tribune at the outbreak OF
the war, with ollT armies and deets both ElSt
and West, during the fFEt two yeaB Of the
Rebelllon; hh thrilling capture; his contne.
ment for twenty months In seven different
TBbel prisons; his eHc1pe, and almost IulFAcu-
lOuH journey by night Of nearly 400 miles. II
Will abound In stirring events, and contain
moro Of the fact, incident, and romance Of the
war, thnn amy other work yet publlsh0d.
Teachers, ladies, energetic young InAn, md
especially returned and disabled OfticeU and
s0ldieIs, IN wtlnt Of profitable employment,
Will md II peculiarly adapted to thaif condi'
tlon. We have agents clearing Slope month";
which wo will prove TO any doubling apph-
can't Send for circulars. address
JONES, BROS. & CO.,
N. z. cor. 9th and Minor Sta. Phila., Pa
auE22-lmd&wo .ar
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NE FIRM.
J. 8. TRIMBLE 8 CO.,
pLUMRRns AND GAS YytiTERs.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE just
IL opened . new establishment on Market
GfFeet, between Quincy and John whore We
will keep constantly on hand complete as
EbFtmsnt OF everything in our hne Of business
WeaFe also prepared 70 execute with de4pateh
All kindsof work connected with the Fipinb1
ing and Gas Fitting businel1 Our sock y en-
iifeiy new and hnS been purchased for cash
~ die lowest rates. We thef1ior9 feel conn
dent thnt we can give AQttBtnctiont 70 all who
may favor "a with their patronage.
nnE28-u J.8. TRlMBLE q co.
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HOUSE.
C1NCINNATI, OHIO,
FOR RENT.

HyHE STEWARDS INN OF BETHANY
College. The session commences on the
INST Monday In October. The hullding will
accommodate about my students, The
possessing satisfactory qualifications, ApplI-
cations should be addressed 70
t9f' I'M 8B! z. CURTIS, -
aqsl5.imdAF Bethany 4EOPEp Co, WV,
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT
now I've Ia on Water street, II fFonts Y feet
5 Inches By u feet deep. There s very COM
modiouS dwelling house with s rooms and
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
will sen my groceries and give possession TO
the person purchasing II they want them, Os
! wish 70 quit business. For particulars In
uuire OF ]. K. BOTSFORD,
Sep4-tf Water ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
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Wanted toIRent.

A isMALLDWELI.ING HOUSE, OR SOME
IA suitable rooms for 0 unall family. Any
one having for rent either Of the above VIII
md an agreeable tenant BY addressing Locrk
regard 70 which viii b thapl sfplly received
auESO-lW0 $500 lh'i+
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE

LAUGHLINs { BusHFIELD,
ju24 Wheeling, W. Va
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-21

GFs- By last advices, we learn that the American
Government had detailed the iron-clad Monddnock,
and steamers Vanderbilt and Tuscdrora to join the
Pacific Squadron, and that they would leave imme-
diately for the station. We may see some of the
feet here from time to time.
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Artemus Ward, whom a New York contemporary
places " at the foot of the spelling class" McArone
ana VI. do Lewis are reported to be about to start
a comic weekly paper.
A census of the state Of New York is now in pro-
gress. and the returns Of New York city show that
Its population is 1908, $50; an increase of lS9, 5sI
since 1860. The total valuation of property in the
city is 6O8, 7S4 1856. Real estate Increased Sl6,-
ooo,S99, while personal estate noninally fell off
4o.UO.OOO owing largely to the fact that the gov
eminent bonds are non-taxed. 1t is estimated tina,
the aggregate population of the state is 4 $50, 900.
Samuel Csswell, Of Barnstead, n. H.. ia JOG years
OF age. aud has never drank intoxicating LIQUORS
nor used tobacco in his life. He has never worn
spectacles, and his eyesight has been perfectly good
Till within q year. He has moved grass every sum
mer since he was twelve years old till the present,
and has never had q physician but three times, and
those lately. His wife is living, in good health, at
the age Of SO.
The Quebec Dispatch says
Gen. Grant stated that lOO. 600 men had been
stationed on the Rio Grande "a an army Of observa-
ton. and that the French would have to leave Mexico,
peaceahly IL they choose, but forcibly If they refuse.
The situation Of Mexico he looked upon az one which
had been created by the rebellion, and the rebellion
would really not be overcome until Macmillan were
compelled TO depart, and the Mexican people allowed
to organize q Government without foreign i~nterfer-
ence. With regard to the relations between the
United States and England. he did not think the
present friendly state would be disturbed, unless
complications ensued by reason Of England's mixing
herself up with the French in the Mexican question -
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10 Some little time since n native was up be-
fore the Police Magistrate for cruelty to animals,
having tied a horse out of reach of feed for some
three or -four days. By the suggestion of a gentle
man in this city, we would cali the attention of
those in authority to the appearance of animals
confined in the Pound III Pauoa Valley, where they
may see legalized cruelty to animals.
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Es- The recent rains have carried away the
bulkhead lately built to keep the Kahana stream
in its legitimate channel, and have also carried
away the bridge at Waikane.
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Circus CoaNa.-By San Francisco papers re-
ceived, We learn that Wilson'S Mammoth Circus"
will be in this city shortly. The California papers
are loud in their expressions Of admiration of the
performances of this establishment. and the public
here will no doubt appreciate the performances of
such artistes as Ella Zoyara, Ross and Carlo, James
Cooke, Dina, Barry and Mile. Comma.
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niNHiiTTA MOOR.


EHuV. F SIIuEs Co:-EeAr iirt: 1t is
vii ilt TrItfs' Gf IitE'TIe shat 1 lCielI iTEtiiy
&c he tECFey Ciyrrr Rheumatic Compound" or
al u l'p 6ti'E IVtI tIGd iUT Fl eI htiID JCuTG
viii Cui GUULt.ist Il ErT'si 2. nCs' Epetdy IUn6
con pete sIiyT TO that dis eNEe core rSipg your
Conf our d, Tut iTcr thtp have been Ike a new
Hsn. Y'ur medicine ts invaluable, beyond doutt
bnt hIi'tS IICCEH'Id II to all BflictCd as the
chly IUtI cure fer tLat hiniIl dIltaIC.
JAS. d. MeCLATCuEY,
80 Him street,
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RICHMOND AFTER THE WAR.
We have received the follnRinp.

SIR: The subjoined letter-repIete with
''matter of much pith and momeut"-is
from the pen of a lady residing in Rich-
mond, Va, where she is widely known and
beloved for the admirable simplicity of her
life aud character, and for tho practice of
tall the charities of mother, daughter and
sister," 1t is due to historical justice md
the interests Of truth, that her ingenious
recital of very recent fRcta, 80 distorted
aud discolored by certain Northern scribes,
should be published in your cosmopolitan
1urnsl. This good office is asked at your
hands in public seuse, and will oblige o
NATIVE VIsGISIAN."
The following is the letter inclosed -
"RIcaMoHD, May 5.-The result SO un.
fortunate to all our fond hopes, of four
years. haEdships and self-denial almost
unprecedented in the annals of tho world,
must have reached you, my dear -.
Also the false aud garbled accounts of the
our people got tired of the war, and proved
unworthy of the noble blood that had been
shed for their liberty. Virginia will rue
the day that her sons ever laid down their
arms. When General Lee surrendered to
Grant he had only 1900 muskets. These
noble men had subsisted for seven days
upon two days rations; had been fighting
by day aud marching by night without
even time to pnrch the corn which was
their only sustenance, and even IN this ex
hsnsted state they drove back the enemy
more than q mile, and took l,4oO prison.
eFs.
They had determined, had Grant de.
manded an unconditional surrender, to sell
their lives as dearly as possible, and cut
their way through his encircliug hosts,
which by their own account amounted to
more than 80, 900 men, well fed. armed
and equipped as they we'll might be. hav.
ing stolen from the South every horse and
mule and all their provisions. Gen. Grants
proposals we're so honorable that Gen. Lee
determined to accept them. az nothiug
could be gained by the sacrifice of those
brave men. Famine has done its work,
and We are overcome at last, not for the
want of Valor nor even by the resources
of numbers of the enemy, bat by tbeil
cruel policy, which, alssI has succeeded
too we'll. When the horrors perpetrated
in this enlightened and Christian sge by
this mode of warfare are made known tC
the world, they will indeed stand sghast.
Many other men who had thrown away
and buried their arms took advantage o
Gen Lees surrender aud obtained the SAINT
terms for themselves, but the number
mentioned were GI who surrendered will
arms In their hands. cannot describe 4
you the agony of mind We haTs endured
The general Is calm, resigned to necessity
The daily and hourly Testimonials of kind
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belIiOu will not be allowed to assume con.
tEol Of the matter of reorganization. MIR.
Dunning gave us much more valuable in-
formation in regard to publio sentiment at
the NORTH. We were especially gratified
to learn that there was great sy ympathy
ieit and expressed for Mr.. Stephens. He
was regarded as statesman, loyal in feel
ing, whose only error consisted in suffer-
ing his conduct to be too much swayed by
popular opinion.
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ExCHIsrOR.
The Great Internal Remedy
JoBNsoN's
RHKUMAFIC COMPOUND
BLOOD PURIFIER.

N4 Fondertus Caratios Props,ties are Un-
d3uJtsR. II is oit0ays taken internally.
From tie number Of t,StimOHiuls received.
ire are induced 10 JstisU:h cures nine eases
out Of zen rrdsn directions are strictly fol-
iorcsa. It is unsqualled for Ike cure Of
RHEUMATISH, GOUT NEURAL.
OLA. and Kindred dissaEeS. For the re.
r,oual Of SerOfu!a, Kings EVil. SeaId Head,
Tsttsr, Ring Borm, &c, this medicine
claims r0st superiority Ovsr all Others.
Is soothing and penetrating qualities are
ftlt as soon as taken. Try it and Be con.
Viaee1.
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RECONSTRUCTION.

and Committeeman
from the Seeded States In WASH
ingtOn-What They Say-The VIr-
SIntH DelegHIIon-PosItIo OF MIR.
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kuston & storey's Brewery.
oreersiEned, having their New Rr.v.rv a,
IN @ ,Ie iSoEnSroi oulney ard Market strrst' -, -
N ruuninE order, and ftted M VIM sSS,
A. ~ improvement, solicit triSl OF thSlT SnnSr
~ aPAs-a BUSroS 1 SFSSsY.
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To Invalid Soldiers
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEIR
mAhUFACTURE.
q. 2. GrNERAL HosP11AI

WHEELING. W Va, April 26th, 1865.
TAKE IlCEIGIG In stating to ven that have
o6iIinly I3Amlred the Artificial / eRI manufsc.
tuIfd By II OhARD LEGFAH. ard for which ven
ere uF'ri. For IiDrlIcity If construction nS vel
IS lttihty erd cCnEFnieuCc ] have never seen
lE,ihirR 10 EQUAL thCn, End therefore ehserfuiIy
tcI'td artificial limbs.
NdI IttICciIully, your ObediSpt servant.
JOHN RIRKER,
A. A.surEcOr, U. g. a, in charge.
WBjulSo, W. Va, April 9th. 1895
Rave caIttuly IJtuirtd the Artificial Ii Rs Of
a LICEERD lEGRAH, end hT d th6m simple In their
= cIEiI Of seed volu auBhip, Hight and very
ulIen'islly mFte They will be quite nB service.
any artificial ltgs IN use. Ind on account Of
nE'r trI feiy UEc IiIerPtb lees liable to need 70
THhs SbtTIfuDy recommend them TO any Who
Et5 ret3 artificial llmtS.
A. A. Surgeon U. s.A.
wHEHIISa, ". Va, ApIil Goth 1855.
The AIt!eeiFl tFE CEerCd fer sale by CBAFLES
~ III K. Agent. cen recommend fer The following
tt'tptGG'E: iInpECiiy ip SITpctui e, strength of
u''iI,sr R,sr51,,,, Q, q 5,ssnSny in price; ~, ,,
Surgeon EoaId Of EnTollment.
h5fGI6s n rlssIp,e TO state that LEONARD
tnthlt &C n with 81 ITtiftisl lcE, ttai can uSo
VIZ hiiII 'Is woke usiIg ChCCsTnly recon.
ttc ic NLo HIe ntCTIuT etc TO reed ore 10 give
LIN enll lEWIS RABAIEY.
sTrirEJale, Allegheny county Pa
Ter iur'htr TtItir uls's coll en- CT address
CnARLEs nEHLEII, AGENT.
Monroe Street
n'"S-ly EttWCen Market and Fourth.
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UH7IeHY LIZ, January 1S, 1861.
M. " II .TcvET Dear Sir: In EoTemttr 1868,
my vile vsG tHksu with teVsre attack OF Il fam
mA'oIy Ehtnnstism. couhbiDp her TO her bed, and
re- dsrirE Der entirely heplfsS for ever four ro.iEn
after which she imJ rov"d IN boRIth efficient to be
pIrTpod Up ir her bed EDd CccuHo- ally tho pufns
vou'd 'Fave her 20 che could set a'out the room
uTou rTrtches But ia more than !shr she cslld
lot nn a oupd riEhL ind Eiih great trouble
eru'd sie istt ltrFrlE Cod hspds and feet v ere
her C,Ls''Ut CCTT npiorE. SEs suffered terribly
Tnrst O' The 'imr, ith severe TsiEs or cramps IN
h'T EoUtoh. which LpPeaTed periodically, onee
Uou'h. lCttiuE hIT IN , ed n wrtk at n time. Upou
visiI home fT' my rFR'H Crt, I5ltt O. v. IL on
thr Cd dSy of C'u ter iss', called at Sour drug
t'rTE EId ior nd You cTeuing some NV goodS
SmoJP Whir!. Joh DsOD's Rheumatic Compound
ard p oCd Purifier. AtyourIuRl eStion puIth hasE>i
ttiile it IGtCh like charm IN her csHe She
htEbCFn Ertilsly free Of tic TEIn in her Itc mach
tIr Get Eud hfudf are VAIN, the iE row 6CIpg her
CvT lCvIt vol, , ard yCstEItTy did tie churnipP r.
and !oU have The tBy ,cciVtd Whit fIcm her ic
ihIt yiu in icT'Cu ioi the BtHTCDIy CRB the calls
IT, s,tl tEBItCeyt6 iICm the uFf OF Jobpeon's
CtrIeUId. lSIIAu MOOR,
couot' th6sr'riIy Effrm to tie b0Ve GescIip
ticI Cfry case % iIuC IN CyeTy TeFptct
nENRII TIA MOOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-19
What n Female Rebel Can Write to
Her Friends In Europe.

The following is from Galignonrs (Paris)
Messenger, Of June l. We leave the good
sense of our readers to conjecture who
was the probable writer: