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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

Beautiful Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home of the perion once afflicted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh, now cured by the ute or DR.. D.
h. seeiye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, how shOuldit
be7 feozs:hS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

WANTED.-AL Light secondhand Open
W Buggy AID for sale, lsrEe and valuable
lean Horse. WHITAORE, BAILEY 4 Co l29
rear street. west Side. ieb=7:l92
EoR SALE-FOrest City Foundry and
\ Machine Shop Buildings are brick, all in om-
plete ofder and suitable tor any kidd OF anuActur
ing, Good Engine and Boiler, Shafting Belt, ng
1A hes, Drills etc. Will be cold cheap for cash ADJ
uTessJ. H. MOOuMAN. UleveIand. D. ieb2l:I9l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

n 4 Il = 04s = AELLlIls-O OI JIG OH UHN
- OF March, 1865, st 10 o'clock A. NJ. well sell on
ne pIenlses, at puo lc auction, the onF-stgry md
nhn iSame dwelling bCuss situate the south side
o. 81 Slalr ST and known IS No. 2l6, and asxt
east OF and adj dining Rgiahders store and r..
Ssnee. Also tbs ou:-hoUsss ana noes on said pre-
mises Appraised at s5O. Possession given april /,
49, -: 1e5 m Cash. L. PRENTISS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06
950 000 MONKY ADVANCED

E-VeVVV Ih sll1s % 1lit-et the Old Btand
epa Eel-zhoNn WAGaER's LOAN OFFICE, on
bseuritiss Of every kind, via: Gold ADd sj;v1r
Eatonss, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jswolry. en-.
pistols, Clothings Dry GOodA, Pianos, MsiodsgnE.
md 81 SreTsonal property and articles o. ysas on
the E1csT s=tiEfsos5Ty tsrE Business str1otiy prj
Ftte. EsIsbl.slso 1851. n. B.--A variety Of a..
fsdeened Hstobsss 5sWsiryr GCnH, &C.. for ssl5 ~
A2sgtiRs.
On1ce-oaSpsF O. Water and Superior streats
sVF DaVis and Pe.xotto'I Clothing Store.
os.& J. O. & W WAGEER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06
SmnsEtneuts,
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
ARLINGTON'S MINISTRIES,
From the Academy of Music, Chicago.

Saturday, MOnday and tuesday, March
4th, 6th and 9Th.
introducing 10 the oitizeus Of Cleveland, on each
oc 3ssion Of the appearance Of the Company,
A NEW PROGRAMME,
OF soDgs, ChoruSeH, Sketches, IntsrIudes, Witty
Sayings and Repartes.
The Great Arlington,
The best Funny Man and mogt versatile Artiste
now in the business, will appear every evening.
BB-Eee Programmes.
Doors open At o'clock. Commences at 8.
Admission 90 Cents. Gallery 25 Cents.
W. ARLINGTON. Prp'r.
A. 8. PREETIss, Agent Miles
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

JoR SALB-THE LARGE DOUBLE
= House. 81 and IS Prospect Htregt, suitable for a
oArd ug use. Terms easv. Enouir5 Of CONWAY
w. SJBLE, at the ONCE OF bscKus a NODle. fel3:F
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. FUR
w the QusTter nuster'7 Dtpartl eut, Na5hYile,
Tenn, ljtQ aborers Wares, si5 per month and Ia
tons hone ueed arp but stout, able-bodied men,
W1iitngts gag for Xix m1nths TIA spOrsatlon
iurE-shed. app to D. SHERWOOD, z. NJ, Agent.
Commercial house, Cleveland, y. Will leave CleYe-
land syers Tuesday and Friuay- ianSl
1NHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
i Aid Commission Rooms are located at ko. 90
Bank street. They wiz be open during business
bours Tor the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. D. ". GAGE,
lan4;le&dtW Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-06

SOk SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
- Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
5lteet by 20, with an abundance Of fne gbrubbsrT
a.d good hult chetce grapes, and good bsrn Terms
aAys En1EirD Of D. ". GAGE, Esq, l65 Superior ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
FROM MOBILE.

2 ~
zFdnIttT Of Troops from DGyphin Inland to
the Nam bana-NOVeusnts from Psasaeo
1q-Rtpotts Of Dessrte1s-Pro6GBEs De-
nro"stratiOns on Selma and Montgomery,
5saSe.
SPECIAL Dispatch to the Cincinnati G.z.tt.
a. CHICAGO, March 90.
FoRT GAISEs, near Mobile, March 20
Via OAIRo, March 29-To-day the 18th
Army Corps under Gen. A. ]. Smith ia
millarly known as Smiths gusrrillas, re-
Gently transferred to this department IA
crossing over to Cedar Point, on the main
land, from Dauphin Island, where it has
been encamped for few weeks past
From CEDAR Point it will probably move
directly on the Notifications of Mobile.
which IS distant about twenty-five miles.
The lSthLcorps, under General Granger.
crossed over several days since, and r.
now on its way towards the rear of Mobile
The forces which left Pensacola some dsvs
ago, under General Steele, have NOT since
been heard from, but will doubtless tprS
up at the right timeAnd at the right place.
there ls such combination of movements
now IN operation against this part of reb.
eloom, that think it must result in the
speedy downfall of Mobile, and the oanture
" Tue interior cities of Selma and Mont
gomery, together with the entire length of
'sae alabama river. OF the strength Of the
torce operating in this Department IL
would not be proper to speak, but il IL
sufficient tossy that Gen. Candy has under
MS command troops sufficient to capture
the three cities above mentioned, singly. or
to move column on each place and take
them all at the same time. What his mol
ICY may be is only known to himself and
his personal STAFF
AS to the number Of rebel troops now ds.
Tending Mobile, no correct estimate can he
made. Deserters from the rebel armyvari.
ously report them from 5000 to il, 900.
and that the city ia we'll fortified and will
be defended to the lsst-of which fact
nave not the least doubt; but as the "last
1ltsn Is an indefinite name or place, and
iteole to be stumbled into almost any day.
40 not think you need be at all surprised
II the valorous defenders of Mobile take IL
into their heads to initiate the example of
their chivalrous brethren of Charleston. and
and decamp some of these ierk
nights, forgetting to take with them their
heaVy siege guns and other necessary inn
plements of war. That they will not be-
able to resist the forces now moving ON
their works ID fact 30 clear that thew
themselves cannot be deluded by the hops
of defeating or even checking them,
The movements Of Gen. Candy, though
not rapid, are made after mature delibeFs.
ton and with view to results. The peo.
pie OF the North may become little rest
less at the slowness OF our movements.
but Just assure them that things are pro.
crossing favorably in the Department of
the Gull, and that as fast as we move
NorthWard the States of Louisiana, Flori-
de-, Mississippi and Alabama, are for ever
cleared OF the rebel hOrdes who have 40
long had supreme command. Our move
ments' if not rapid, will at least be deci-
sive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

@R1VER.-Yes.erday was dissgreea
BILE day, and consequently, but little bust
ness was done on the wharf. The Express.
for Parkersburgh, took down large number
of passengers. The Gem, Capt. Rich lard
son. is receiving. for St. Louis, and will
leave tomorrow. The Emma Graham, from
Pittsburgh, for GAINESVILLE arrived and de.
parted. Also the Julia, from GAINESVILLE,
for Pittsburgh. The latter we are inform.
ed, has changed hands and will be trans.
ferred to the upper Mississippi. She was
sold for thirty thousand dollars. We did
not learn the name of the purchaser.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
D8rAs matter of intereat IL ! 1o,,,


B~As matter of interest to a large
number of parolled men in this city. and
elsewhere, We publish the following .spe-
cial despatch to the Pittsburgh Co1,m.r.
siai:
Official information has been received
by the Oommissary General of Prisoners,
OF the following exchanges: Prisoners Of
war, all United States officers and men NOT
heretofore declared exchanged, who were
delivered on parole at Savannah and
Charleston, during November and DeceuS-
Der, 1864, and those delivered on parole
on James river, from November 25th to
March 26th, both days inclusive, and all
naval prisoners delivered at any point up
20 March 10th, 1855. Officers and men
thus declared exchanged are ordered to
rejoin their commands at the expiration
OF their leaves of absence.
Citizens held prisoners under parole
from rebel authorities, at whatever place.
90 or before the 10Th of March, have been
declared released from such parole.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
W-NAr1osAI BAsK AT BARrr,v,r.1

BBEATIoNAI BANK AT BARNEsvnIR.-
We notice by some very elegant checks
printed in our Job rooms that the enter.
prisiug people of GAINESVILLE, over in Bel
mont county, have started National
bank in that fOurishing town. The bank
proposes to open for business next Monday.
1t will be great convenience to the peo-
Pile of that locality, and we predict for it
prosperous career under the management
of such men as John Bradfeld, President.
and VIM. c. Wilson, Cashier.
The National banks IN these parts are
growing in number. We have them at
steubenville, Bridgeport, st. ClaiEsville
aud GAINESVILLE, on the other side of the
river, and at Wheeling and Washington,
Pa, on this side. We presume there will
Roou be similar institutions at Wellsburg,
olAsksburg, Point Pleasant, Morgantown
and other places In this State. Parkersburg
has already one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

~How TO JUDsH W1ArH1R.-The
color of the sky at particular times, affords
wonderfully good guidance. Not only
does rosy sunset presage fair weather and
a rudy sunshine bad weather, but there
are other tiuts which speak with equal
clearness and accuracy. A bright yellow
sky in the evening, indicates wind (; a pale
yellow, wet neutral gray color consti-
tutes favorable sign in the evening, and
an unfavorableOne in the morning. The
clouds are fall of meaning in themselves.
If their forms are soft, underlined and feath.
cry, the weather will be fine if the eapes
are hard, sharp and definite, it will be foul.
Generally speaking, any deep, unusual
hues' betoken wind or rain while the more
quiet and delicate tints bespeak fair wealth.
err. Simple as these maxims are, the Bri-
fish Board of Trade has thought fit to pub
lish them for the use of sea farinp men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

"THERE was very interesting ex.
animation and exhibition at the Second
Ward School yesterday, in the presence of
quite number of spectators, Essays of
very superior character were read by some
of the young Misses, and several of them
were striking productions, considering the
youth of their fair writers. The first prize
in composition was awarded to Miss Rob.
iusou, aud the second to Miss Crumbacker.
The exercises at the School were of very
interesting and satisfactory character, and
highly complimentary opinions were ex.
pressed Of Mr.. Collier, the Principal, and
his assistants, who are Miss Boyd, Miss Day
and Miss Rhieldaffer. e.5.a2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

~THE oPERA increases in public favor.
The last two nights have been grand sue
cess and the company has been greeted
with crowded houses. Owing to other en-
gagements the company will remain but
two evenings more, and We would urge every
lover of good music and every admirer of
hFne dramatic performance to be.on hand.
You may never have another opportunity
to witness so good performance. The
merits and efforts of the troupe deserve the
most liberal patronage. Tonight they
gtVsthe grand opera known as the Sonnam,/
bula, which cannot fail to draw an OWL
flowing house.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

%YEsTRRDAY we noted the sinking of
the Oil City. From conversation with
Capt. Flowers, We CLEAN few additional
facts. The sinking of the boat was 80
sudden that but=very little property Was
saved, and considering all the circum.
stances, the sudden laundering of the boat
and the darkness of the night, 1t seems
almost miraculous that no lives were lost.
every soul on board being saved. An ex.
animation shoWs that the break in the
boat extends about twenty feet, ripping off
the plank and breaking the timbers in the
hull tothat extent. A small portion of the
cabin furniture was saved, but the cabin
and the main portion of its contents was
wrecked and swept away by the current
The machinery and hull will be saved in
damaged condition. Capt. Flowers own.
ed one-fourth of the boat, and in his case
the old adagethAt misfortunes never come
Singly is strikingly verified; as yesterday
afternoon he received dispatch from Ma
rietta, Ohio, that the steamer Malta. a boat
of which he was sole owner, was also sunk.
This boat was plying as packet between
Marietta and Newport. The dispatch does
not say where or how she was sunk. IN
fortunately for the Captain there was no
insurance on either boat, consequently his
loss is very heavy. We earnestly hope
that his future success will make amends
for his present misfortunes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
D0THn BoLp5gF On. sVII,,- o,--T- +

b8-FHH BoLDBsF On. SW1hDLn on RI.
ooRD.-There have been many huge swim.
aies PerpetEated in oil operations during
the past few months, but the following.
which is noticed in the Titusville Reporter,
eollpses anything in the swindlinR line
which We haVeyetseen. Itappears that Ger.
tain parties who had been engaged in boring
near franklin, visited the town one day
. - week stated that they had struck oil,
! snAt tneir well was yielding one hundred
barrels per day, and that they would sell
out the whole thing for $75 900 cash. A
couple OF gentlemen were dispatched To
look at the well, and on arriving tbere,
Ionnd everything as represented, the ma.
chlnery IN perfect operation, and the well
pumping into a huge tank very good
Quality of oil, at fully the rate indicated,
tne visitors agreed to invest, but wanted
q lew hours for delibetstion. They 40,
cordtngly returned to franklin and con-
suited some ofthe best soil men, nto ascer-
tain the value of such nsnnnosabIe,
Investment, and were assured that
would be worth $500, 900 at the
least. This settled the question.
and they hurried back to the owners.
closed the bargain, plauked the cash, and
prepared 70 make their fortunes without
delay, The next day il ssfopnd that the
old employees Of the company had left, but
others were promptly installed, and the
pumping resumed. Judge the astonish.t
ment Of the purchasers upon Discovering
that, Notwithstanding the Continual nunns
ing and flow of oil, it did not risein the
tank Iuother words, there were ''surface
Indications" ofa big leakage. The pump
was stopped, and an excavation commenced
at the side of the taHk. A few feet below.
a smaller tank was found, Communicating
with the upper by small tube, through
which the oil was conducted. From the
lower tank another tube descended diago.
low the surface, and at still lower denth
the we'll was plugged, This device for
securing an inexhaustable we'll could not
well be improved. But the victims
couldn't see it." They went back to
Franklin in search of the sharpers, but the |
latter were non est, and up to the present
they have not been arrested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
DR.. II: ]. Kisna1,

TENDERs bis thanks to all those who have IA
Il Vored him with their confidence and patronage.
aTd WSnd inform his friends and the people eener!
once on Third street, near Reed / Kraft's Drug
store centre wheeling, W. Va where he NAV be
consulted in reference to their disease the nature
and character Of which the Doctor is able al ali
fines and under all circumstance to describe and
70 assure OF the probable result and duration Of
treatment. he practices the Eclectic system Of
Medicine, using mild but effective remedies, sup
PoSang instead Of depressing eVital Powers The
medicines used BY him are prepared and put up in
his own ONCE. Besides the treatment Of Acute Dis
eases, DR.. ki9nsr will give his attention to the
treatment Of all varieties OF Chronic disease That
OF the human race, SGrofnlA IN all its varied
IoEmS, VIZ: Purulent Discharges from the Ear, 10
prevalent among children, PuEulent OpthAlmia
OEenaS Enlarged Glands, UlceFAtions, Oancsra and
~ varieties Of Skin Diseases, will receive hiA special
9ttentian- Diseases Of the ThrOGt L1nSS and Heart
Liver Complaints, DiarThNa. Dy6entery and PiIeI,
diseases the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, So, Ner:
yo1 Won and Spinal AfootionG Epilepsy, Rheumatism
ana PArAlyaias Diseases Of HNnalaS, 1yOmenorrhea
LeucoErheas LolApSus UteFi, end all Painful IrreR.
uleEtne9 and Nervous Diseases to which they arc
s93lect, ne treats successfully. The treatment Of
oHILDREN will receive the same attention a here.
toiore. All consultations and commune Atom
conn donaa1 and wltroeeiye prompt atom
don. Night calls eheerfnlly answered, Ofiee hour
a. heretofore until further notice. mhlS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

BSTHERE will be more general
change of residence among our citizens
this spring than usually occurs. AS the
matter now stands, many OF our citizens
are changing, or about to change, their
quarters. This is, in great measure, ow-
ing to the many purchases of real estate
by parties who have purchased houses for
permanent homes, and We think it is pref.
ty good evidence of the general prosperity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
WHErPgIElD ROAD.-Wa learn by a

~HEHPyIELD ROAD.-Ws learn. by a
paragraph in the Washington, Pa, Ezqn,.
iHsr, that Mr.. AchesOn, the efficient man.
ager of the Hempfeld Railroad, designs in
short time to run two trains daily be.
tween this city and Washington. The reg
ular passenger train will leave the latter
place in the morning as now, and freight
train, with passenger car attached, will
leave in the afternoon. From this city the
freight train will leave in the morning and
the passenger train in the afternoon. We
have no doubt that this viii be wise
arrangement.
We are glad to know that the increasing
trade between this city and the good people
of the town and county of Washington is
such as to call for this increase in trans
pOrtatiOn facilities. Ne hope the expert
ment may be more than justified. The
Hempfield trade is a most important con-
sideration to business men here. Penetra.
ting as the road does a rich and populous
section, it is with peculiar qualification
that we witness this evidence of our more
intimate and extensive relations toward
that section. In this connection we might
refer back TO that depressed and suspended
era of the roads history, when Thomas
Sweeney, Esq, backed by number of our
most enterprising citizens, and by liberal
subscriptions and great energy, succeeded
in securing and saving to us the valuable
trade now enjoyed by means of the Hemp.
held. As community we are bound to
remember the men of that day with more
than ordinary respect and appreciation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

@JETFERsON ooILEGB, PA.-Fhe an
dual catalogue Of this venerable and hon.
oFed institution, for 1854 and 1865, gives
the following statement: Seniors, forty
one; Juniors, thirty-eight; sophomores,
thirty -ninei Freshmen, fifteen. Total, one
hundred and thirty three. The annual
contest between the Literary societies oes
curs March 29th, y DSE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
EpIloptie Flts can be Curet

49, --DR Lo0ERoW having become epsi5snII1
IN curing this terrible malady, invites ali
nmlarly athicted to call or send for circulars Of
references aud testimonials Of hume cases cured
OF rom one 70 twenty four years standing. he de-
vote MS attention especially to diseases Of the
Axis, or Nervous System, and solicits
N lnYesaRahon Of his claim to public confidence
Address gu letters to DR.. v. B. LOOKROW,
@ GiIs esn 8; y: t%p Sl1e. New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

@Tuu office of the Provost Marshal
is crowded daily with drafted men, who
are reporting for examination. The Har-
rison county men have responded very
promptly, there being now over one hun.
dFed of them in the city. Wet1el county
cOnscFiptS have not yet reported to any
considerable extent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
THE LATE REvELAT1oNs.

The IntelIigencer, of to-day, says 1t
learns, from source entitled to all credit,
from one who has access to intelligence in
possession of the Government, that the
substance of the facts detailed by the New
York Tribune, in it's late publication re.
garding the weakness of the rebellion, as
eviuced by the testimony of its leaders, is
entirely true,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

[IH consequence of heavy storms East
yesterday and last night We are without
our usual quantity of dispatchesthis morn
ing Yesterday afternoons report will be
found as usual 1.-THE frat page. In the
absence of the night report we subjoin
the following articles reaching US BY the
mails. ftgs 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

~AROuF three O'Clock yesterday
morning large flock of Wild geese passed
over the city, By their actions they seem
ed to have lost their reckoning, sad made
gate hullabaloo. Their caekliug alarms
ed some of the usWsbOys, who seemed to
think something was wrong in the upper
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

TlG A Psychological View omar.
49, Hiage i-oontafning nearly 500 page.
ana 4So me Plates and EngraHings Of the Anatomy
o. the HunAn Organs in state of Health and
disease, with Treatise early Errors its Deplo-
Eaoie Consequences upon the Mind and Body, with
me Authors Plan OF Treatment-the only rational
ana Guocestul mode of cure, shown by the report
OF cases treated' truthful adviser to the married.
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
dooots OF their physical condition. Sent FREQ of
postage to any address, receipt of IS cents, In
9tamPl OF portal currency, by addressing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
@OIL OF GRAPRv1NEuI

t@oIL OF GRAPHV1MEI!I
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
OIL OF GRAPEVINE
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
...-.,.- Every Person should use It,
Every Person Ihould use 1t.
Every Person should use 1t.
You who are Bald, '1 '"OAtN U'' ~
You who have Gray Hairs,
You whose Hair Is falling out,
You who want fue Hair OIL,
You who admire Sweet Perfumsry,
Buy the OH Of Grapevine.
T Buy the on Of Grapevine.
Buy the on of Grapevine.
Buy the OIL Of Grapevine
Buy the OIL OF Grapevine
- Sold by druggists and march ants generally.
LAUaHLINs Z BUsHPTELD,
mills .z Propdetors, Wheeling, W. Va.
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"a FRlaoa CorpIr1on Ponnnn n

- FREHOH COSDlTlOS POWDar, for,
horses and cattle. This is a superior atti.
Gle. 1tpuFihes the blood. removes humora
promotes appetite and digestion, aod can
do no harm. One trial WIN prove the truth
of what is claimed for II. For sale by T.
h, Logan Z Co., and Logan, List s Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
1FrOm the Western christian Adyoo.t.. !

A-HS%-4 sNS 'sS1S9Au SnEL4tIAn AuVooat0.l j.
ave have personally examined the principal ma
chimes in use, and with anxious desire to plaee
before our readers reliable information. AZ the
result Of such examination No most unhs,ftaj fpRiy
recommend Wheeler and Wilson's Family 8, vinr
Machine as Tia machine for family use. Thet . Arc
good, better and best, and the best maOhi,i q, We
feel entirely safe In saying, Is Wheeler WiId
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

~WH regret to hear that Lieut. Nc
Laughlin, Of the llth West Virginia In
tAntry, has again been wounded. Hi
father started yesterday for Washington
City, where he is now lying.