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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Monday Morning, March 8.

PE1zIDGST LIscoLS vas not the OILY
person iosagursted for = second term ef
oase OF Saturday last, the 4sh list. Gov.
gorspsn vzs quietly sworn in fer two
years more Of public Eer,ies- The cath
was adpisis,sEsd at the Executive room
BY 2. ?. Hndreth Rsq TIE ceremony wss
very simple. uoapepdsd With any display
whatever, uad vac Of character emiseot-
j. btfuing our republican institu'ions.-
We slvsgs admired this feature Ct our old
STATE government, sud we are glad the new
State bes fallen heir to the characteristic.
Gov. Foreman enters on his secoud term
with Increased popularity. AS man and
az s6cer be enjoys il an envia5le degrees
The respect ard good will Of his fellow
citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

TBEEE ssems to be strong probability
tia, the nez5 selt BY General Gran. Of the
occupation Of Charlottesville By General
Sheridan, aud Of the capture Of Early and
Lis entire force, is reliable. If this is SO,
it Is master stroke 10 the right direction,
AID one that will tell. Charlottesville is
or the Virginia Central road, and hence
its capture involves the loss not only Of
ths, road, bat aIgo of the Orange & Alex
asdrfa road between GordonsVIIIe and
Lyneh0urg. 1. would seem that sbsri.
dsn is following up his success by pushing
on to the latter place. If be tskes it Lee
must at once give battle or get on. of
Richmond, for Sheridan will soon cot
the South Side road (tbe only one remain.
iag) St Bufkesvilie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Yaluable Stock at PnhIIe Sale,

T WILL oner near Richmond, Jsh.rson County
i Ohio, on 4th day, wednesday, the 18th day Of
18th month, q prlJ the highest bred AID most Valu
able stock OF Trotting and Roadster Horses; and
Aerino Sheep; ever offered in EAatsrn Ohio.
The Stations ALLEN SONTAG and PROVINCIAL
CHIEF are among the number; also several Mares
that have taken hrs: premiums 1t etats Fairs. be
side some thirty head Of younger animals, Of both
sexes, Of great promise. OF all sts:e and County
FAR. at y hieh We have exhibited We have never
and we believe We can show to day Nerfno Lwes,
HeaTliDgs, and Lambs, that will compare fRVorably
with any others in the United States
Also, at the same time, Mules, Cattle, HoFs
Farming Implements, Household Furniture, &C., &c.
HAviag sold my farms, the stock must be sold, and
all wishing choice stock at low rates viii do well TO
be on hand.
For catalogue of horses address me a. below.
WIN. Il. BADD,
mh6-td Richmond, Jefferson Co., Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

Sherman there that in all probability ae
has done il. Suppose that General Meade
suspects it. How is he 70 Ead out1 Only
By az assault on some pert Of Lees lines,
OF By fourth, or fifth attempt TO reach
the LyrchbGrg Railroad, by sgain sex
tending bic left
HoE car 7HR RsuTH BIZ AscERTA1SED
Sapposs he shaaId try either, what would
be the reEuilt~l know the CALAMITY and
skill of our officers. know the courIgs
and devotion of cur troops. Bat know
also something of the nature of the defen'
ses Of Richmond sud Petersburg, aud Of
the facilities which General Lee has for
concentrating troops at any point that -
threatened with a real attack No troops
IN the world axe Drawer than ours; hut no
troops in the world can accomplish iupos-
sjbilities The army that vas Tepulsed at
Fredericksburg, and az the mine at Peters
burg, and At every attempt that has been
made bJ General Grant either to carry the
works defending the rebel lines or TO reach
the LJnchburg rsiIroad-that army would
have no eause to blush if success did not
crown their next effort The defeGsss of
Richmond and Petersburg were created
with this end in view, thar they might be
held by 8 comparatively small force at a
time wien, in case of need. the main body
OF General Lees army must be employed
elsewhere.
RIcHMoHD WILL NOT BIZ sUEH Up
That period, Gen. Lee probably believes,
has now arrived. Gen. Sherman must be
defeated in North Carolina. he can send
Gen. Johnston, by railroad in very short
tiue, thirty thousand troops aud have
forty i've thousand left for the defence OF
his lines. There is every reason to believe
that be has done this. But let no one
suppose, because he has done so, either
that Petersburg will be evacuated, or that
Richmond will be yielded without terri
BILE struggle. If the Confedsrssy falls
nov, it will fall at Richmond, and General
Lee will fall with it. While the ConfedA
eracy remains, Richmond will remain its
capital.
CRITICAL POSITION OF GEEBRAI SHERMAN.
To recur to General Johnston. If Geo.
Lee has sent him only $4,000 troops, he
will have s., 600 at the lowest computation,
and with these it need not be said that
Shermsn's position becomes one of great
peril. II the reports which have reached
here, referred to above, be correct, it is
evidently the intention of both Lee and
Johnston to defeat Sherman on the Yad.
kin, and to risk much in order to effect
that eud. They can afford to do so. In.
deed, they must do go, for the presence Of
Sherman's army in Virginia, CO operating
with Grant, would indeed place the Con.
federacy in mortal peril.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
seoesn correspondence.

The Baltimore correspondent OF the New
York FOr'd C"Druid'O is out in long
letter to that paper, attempting to give as
usual rose Colorsd view of the rebel si,>
uatiOn. He starts out with mysterious
hints OF a sort of drawn battle having
;akeu'Place between one of Shermau's COL
umus, near the YAdkin river, between
Charlotte and Salisbury, aud The COufeder,
ate force under Johnston. Sherman's two
columns. he says effected a iuUctiOn while
the battle was going on, aud having thus
become numerically superior to Johnston
the latter PrOdently retired across the river.
We quote the subioined passages from his
letter. peefacing them with the remark
hat We Put but the very smallest amount
of credit in them, iu any one particular:
On the goth ult., according 10 accounts.
General Johnston assumed the offensive
sod attacked the 6rst named column OF
General Sherman in the Hank. A combat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
NOtIcetOIncOme Tax-Payers.

oFF1oE COLLECTOR INTERNAL RRYENuR \
knsT DIsERIoR OF WEsF VIRG1sII. I
MAk.LtA9I (CusI0H House, March 1st 1884
HNNlDANOE having been furnished this once MAJ
~ some parties have made erroneous returns ~
Lnelr income for the years 1862 and 1865 in Soms
cs.S no doubt through inadyertenee or i9noranes
Internal Revenue to give such persons an opportn
MT to come forward and correct said retnrnS by
bring such cases before the Federal Court ~ itS
next session ]. c. ORR,
Col. Int. Rev. LIST dat. ", Va.
pelOEe tue Court mh9-lWdGW
lWellsbuIg Herald and Fairnont National eopy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

TEE power to condense ia held to be the
distinguishing characteristic of great in.
tellects. It was the forte Of Daniel Web.
ster that be could say more in lees space,
aud say it both logically and rhetoricalIy,
than any statesman of his day. In what
ever else Abraham Lincoln and Daniel
Webster may differ, they certainly resem-
bic each other in this power TO express
themselves il the fewest possible words
Nr. Webster, With all his superior educa.
ton, never nany occasion of his Iifemade
FIVE minutes' speech so comprehensive as
the Gettysburg address of Mr. Lincoln.
We believe that little simple speech Of the
Presidents will stand on the page of his
tory as one of the most remarkable pro-
dactions Of these eventful days. And this
morning we have another production like
to it. On reading it, enc naturally recalls
some OF the beat specimens of epigram..
matte writing that have come down to US
in quaint Engiish from the old writer's.
There lie beauty and power in tho simplest
words of our language far surprising the
diguiGed phrages prescriptivsIy Consecra.
ted IS the lsuguags OF State. Jefferson
Davis has been praised by his sympathi.
zers everywhere TOR the prosaic finish OF
his public papers, While Abraham Lin.
coin, like the despiaed GaIileeuu, had
neither form nor comeliness of person
or speechin their eyes, that they should de,
Ay,A 10,
natural, modest and unaffected language
sIrong because of these qualities, and be.
cause Of it's truth and tenderness, must ad.
mire the simple summary which the Pres,
ideut gives to the country on Saturday, Of
the past and present Of his administration
in relation to the great conflict still go.
ing on.
Doubtless the President could have said
much more that would have been both
pointed and interesting. But he knows full
well that words are not required from hin
nov. The country auxiously looks to tn,
field of conflict aud awaits daily the repor
OF ngreAt, and probably, decisive battle
The nations do not need to be told o
OhA lAhbNC5s huN5 AhTs Autl Chu Eehu IL OI
the maps and in every ulterauce that comes
from Richmond. The published exhibits
OF our finances indicate our resources com
pared with those OF the enemy. The demand
for oul securities is the proof that conf
dence at home aud abroad in our complet,
success has not aba,ed but increased
The response to the late call for three hun
dred thousand men is an uumistakable as.
surauce that the national purpose to subdu,
the rebellion remains firm as ever and tba
it knows no relentiug short of the cOmplet,
aud Incorporating submission of thos,
engaged In it.
In view of the situation it was appropri.
ate that the President should say little
We have now reached stage Of progress.
when events are everything. We have only
to possess ourselves of the patient relianc,
on the future so visible 10 the inaugural
published this morning And this is tn,
feeling of the people There never was
more OF confidence siuco the WAT began
in the popular mind than al present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
sheriRs Sale of CITY Lot-

RY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court of Ohio
~ county, in the case of Robert 8. McKee, Execn.
tor, vs.. John ]. Yarnal aud others the underSjS1
ed will. on WED IEsDAY, the LIST DAY or MAR6H
next at the front door Of tbs Court House Of Ohio
county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder the following lot or nar
eel of ground, situated Monroe street in the et
Of wheeling, and bounded as follows: Beginning az
the north side of Monroe street. in said civ Al tba
southeast corner of the lot owned and occupied by
o. Good, Bsq7 as bis residence and runninS
thence noEthwardly with said Goods iiue two bn1S
dred and MY (26OJ feet, thence by line at right
angles to the last named line and parallel with N5
roe street S42 feet. thence by line par.
aIiei with said Goods line two hundred and 6ftv
(2SO) feet to Monroe street, thence with NonrSSs
ming. ~ ~ sH0 UeS1n-
One, third Of the purchase money to be paid In
hand and the balance in six and twelve month"; viii
interest from the day of SALE the purchaser SiVipe
BOND with approved security for the deferred install
mentH, and the title retained until the same SbnI h
paid; or the Purchaser shall be at libertv 70 nv ne
whole purchase money in caGh at the time 81 me
sale, or greater portion thereof than the
r JANIS BOT Sheriff ~ 9SIo son,.,
BThe Eale of the above named proneFsV Ia,
been postponed until the 2sth day Of Mach. 1ss5
at IL o'clock a. n. mas NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.
Attention.

y HE Military Committee Of the Eighth sub Dis
triet viii meet at the Grand Jury Eoom thls
(MoIdAyl evening, At O'clock, for the F1PoSe oil
closing mp it busiReas-
Il i expected that AL the SEard EuseTIP aoa
books vii be presented, in order that 'sistetsnt
may be made with The TreAEurgE-
Other business Of i1poTt4n-e 70 the DISTRICT WIN
be bro1Ehf before the Committee. By cr!sr
II HOS. ]. BLAZE Prss't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
IIsT OF LETTRRs.

T ETTKRs REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN th'
Ii Post Once At Wheeling State Of WSf Wig N "A
6Gh day Of AArea, 1ss5.
UTo obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must can for ad1stiIsd LSttsy1," give the date o.
this IiIE, and pay ons cent for SdVeEdsinZ-
"u not called EoE within OIsG HS0llta5 they vii
be sent 70 the Dad Letter Once.
once hours on Sunday from 70 l0H A. n
LADIES' LIST.
Armstrong RRfS May6aid Mrs.
Ashton Bell NeldFOn ?
Arnold esrAh Jane hooEo AEs GeoD
B4lzeF Rebeeea Hsehetany z ia
BoeS Lizzie MKrahau Rsbsec8
Barnett sslis Miller Ross Ann
Campbell Rebeeea u HoErison susaa
Crawford Mary Huldine Martha
OarUEheF8 Annie y Miller Bell
Clark Elizabeth odeI AatyJ
DetFu gaEAh Porter Hester
DsEAnE May Porter Virginia
Duncan EEESbh2 Price Mary
RGtep AN PaEriu MGEyJ
PGrEuson Navy Powers Mrs Edward
Freeman Ann Riddle Mary Jane
FitEaIlsn MAlTirs Roberts Jinnis
Farrell Mary Riss Mary u
Pleda Mis- Rice E.iz3bsth
Greer Connie Reed BiizS
Grimes CIV RobeI Rachel
Guy Ann Robson BiiE4
Gov z Rub Virginia
Higgins Ann Roach Sarah
H1mberzer CathArfns Keed Mary
Hutchinson Mary BhADley MIS-
HoTnbrook Nrs Stephens Harriet
HeTEey Dora staum Kate
HaIett BAsheuath serogins Matilda
HenniDg Agnes Emith Molly Ann
EAnedy Margaret Snowman HELEN
HAEgnes Mary Steward Jennie
Jefferson Mrs. slateT Mary
JonHtOn Nays SPears Bell
johnson Emily TSppan Miss
Jord1u AnnIsE filton S5saunAh
King Mary Third EliEabeth
KRAFT Mrs. Chs G Townsend Maggie
LoiheE MrB Tonnsr ROAe
Legsrde Amanda Tucker Mary
Lewis Emma YensmSn Jane
Lewis Mary WhittmoF0 Mary
Lyle Mary VALLEY Anna
LIZ nm Mrs David Wilmore Fanny
Litten Anna Webb Mary
LoTiDg Ida Wallace Maria
Miller sAFRh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Information Wanted.

TNRoRMATI0H Is wanted Of Lieutenant IN
Hsgars 18th West Virginia Cavalry, Who -
ieft at the battle OF Droop Mountain on he an ~
november. 1885, wounded, and IL supposed To baSs
oSen removed TO Libby Prison. Any fnIoFmatioS
10 the underlined will be thank fully -
cetEsd- BENJAMIN HAGAR
ml-1W. BroWnBtoWD, KRnayba On W n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Lecture,

DEy. D. ". FISHER, Of the First Presbyterian
II Church, viii deliver lecture at Il: EooS5s OF
the Young Mems Christian Association It's NOE
dAyl evening, At * o'elcek- The Ehssts q tne
Association are respectfully invited to at;tnd-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Sheep for Sale.

T HAVE for sale on the farm owned v Mr.. E. N.
L Merton, near WArTenton, JedeEBou County, Ohio,
and Portland Station, c. P. B. b, 80 Breeding
EV Is Of extra quality bred By Dr. Cha pDe Of West
Virginia Their ages are four year. Hm de-
airo0s OF seing Immediately, ~ am f9ing TO e.Ve
the community In q short time. E2N
mh6-Iu" fEM. TODD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Residence for Sale

IN THE GROVE NEAR mARTITs.
WILLIE, OHIO.
WISH to sell my House and Grounds, situated
In the Grove, MartinsviIlIe The house
nnntHanE tan rooms, cOuvSnisBtly srTanged. Their
ls also carriage house, AtsbIe, and ali NECESSARY
buildings TO make 1t desirable place to live IWi
slso sell with the buildings bet two and three
acTt Of ground, part of which is in grapes Der.
RES and fruit trees There il also the promiess
comfortable tenant house of four rooms which will
be sold with this above or separately The sale will
take place on the premises on SATURDAY, MARCH
18th, at 10 O'Clock A. ST.
mh4-td NV. SMITH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
For Sale.

THE undersigned offers for saIe hi. Wool Carding
Establishment, consisting of 10; CT ground, on
which Is built two story frame house 81 by 40 feet
with engine house attached; q well Of coed water
one 2o.hoIse power engine, one doubIe-hued boiler
one double cardiDg machine and picker, and ali
necessary app1rtenAncss for carrying on said bu IL
ness-all in good repair. The said property is stu
ated in good wool growing country on the Ohio
river, Is a desirable situation for manufacturing
purposes, aud has large run Of custom. Tho ma.
ehinery will be cold separate If desirable.
For particulars apply on the premises, in Sisters.
Vile, Tyler County, West Virginia
nh6-lwds1tW" JACOB WHARRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
For Sale.

TWO PORTABLE ESGISEs, suitable for oil
i WcrtE- They have three inch dus and VIII
burn W8od CT coal and are especially arranged for
the Oh business. Apply soon TO
JONAS ". 40,
Robinson Machine 6oEkS,
mk69xR Riehnssd, Ind.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

GEHFLBMENs' LIST.
Amick B 3 KiTkEr AP
Capt Joseph Luker John
AkeTmsn Jas LuZAdeT David
Adams D 8 Life Abraham
Acherd George Lenard Levi
Bradbury Thomas AoFelAnd William
Bushfeld EAmUel B MArson William
Black James Mires William
ByAFd John MidAugh Vim B
Bowman John A Marrow William
Brown Il @ Morris TW
BlAtter John Murray Robert II
Beal Grafton Moran Patrick
BukmAn G Murphy John 2
Burnetnstt G W Martin Hiram
BBTgey g " MAneGF 6 W
Ball Ezekiel Myers A b
bowman Charles Aedlar Adam
Bafly T McAkey 3 bert
BellVille Cornelius HcEudTee II
BUGGY Collin hcAurTAy W B
Bradshaw AdoIphusP McCaustes VIM
ConTodd UriAs AeKernHn Thomas
Brocksrd william Mcbride Thomas
Cots william McCOllOch James
CLARK william MosluTIay John
Craig Robert 8 AeGreGVr John
Carrie Patrick -SNoIlesG
0astO Nicholas Geidert
Campbell Capt JamssS EOakes James n 2
ColW4ll @ W Newman HAmden
Cunningham David Monte CA
ChAnler David Drum Albert
Graft Alfred Po.AtOn Irwin
Caldwell A Il Poulns George
CAMPBELL Joseph d Parker William
Camden 4 Phares Frank
Drumm John " Palmer AV
Daum John Patterson Andrew
Diron JesAey Pershing Matthias
Daugherty William Rhoeea James
DoWney VIM Robinson James
Dick Jacob Rockwell J J
Diel Pr Robinson John
Edmonds Samuel Roby Ell
Ferries Jesse P Robinson Edward v
Retty Lewis kidRely W
Finn Michael Ramsey
Ferry Henry Smith Noah 3
Poland George Safried Adam
Fisher George sheAp BalSer
L0ster Smith Hon Benz II
Frost Taylor Stevens Richard
Gou Preston Stewart Rev 20
tearing Stroller Col David
Garven Buchanan Strong samuelP2
Gaman Frank Sanders Samuel2
GilIs George scott 7 A
Gates George " seabright serg't WI
GIendeuning 1t John W Sumner VIM
Ginger Louis Stylus Joseph
Gidiey samuel Smith William
Groves WmF2 sulovan James Marshall
Cats Wesley SnoWdou John
Garner Wm Q Smith John K
Hui David SAlIeTbOugh 1t Louis
Hon Lieut. W D Truman Shed rick
Taught WING Taylor 1t CL7
Aunmaster VIM Thompson Alex
harmon A TruemAn Rev David
Hall VIM VipAcke Nv
Harrison VIM W Whiteside RI
Harrison VIM White William
hartcorn Wright William II
HutchingS Samuel Ward Peter
heyman W Workman James
Hindmau W Wilder warren q
Hartley Geo Whit JoHcph
Hunebulet Francis Worle, II mn
Hendrtck Francis Wright d a
Hyde Frank Vicar John X
Asnneday Edward Webb CB2
zones Jehn Yarnall JasO
johnson DR. J L . Zane John
Jones James L Needs NJ @
Jones John 3 Hughes White
Junkins Heury Lesch A Co
Kehr John Pulmer NSr,hau Z 10
ReneJ James Rotchilds / Co Al
Aetue ELIAS Phillips Sons Thomas
A. W. CAMPBELL, P. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Main Street Property
at Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY, MARCH lI7H, At II O'Clock
" A H., I VIII offer At public sails ~ the front
door Of the Court House - feeE Of gTO-ai situated
on HAin street, below Quincy, next 10 PAcksE's
Tavern. frame tenement, renting rtSo0, Is on
the Prenises. Terms made known On 81 Of sale.
mh6-lsS a. ALLRH RoWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
Administrators Notice
FOR RENT

'RRo BON the aFst Of April next. Two Large Store
BonSS bS On ~ n street adjoining the Grant
tWo large show Window. Inqaire Of
f7s-1m 1.-Two 3MANsIE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
For Sale.

NWo FAST HoRsEs, suitable for either GaddIs or
= naEneaS, one Gett Of Harnsss, one Buggy one
Htnee Safe, one Once Table, one seeretSTT: SISo
household Furniture. Apply 70
GEO. E. BOYD,
u1h1 OfOaldRaIl 4 RnHd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
For Sale.
Dwelling for Sale.

ME TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, corner
monroe and Fifth streets, containing seven
rooms: Possession LIST April. II not sold by 1t
April 1t win be rented. Enquire OF
sM p O. RnDH. g a.! Z Bro ..o:..,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

The Chicago Times states that amopg the
various Populations which have called upon
President JOHNSON. was one -eomposed Of colOred
men OF course the president made speech. in
which he gave uItersnee 10 the following:
There was one idea which those whom he
sdiressed ought to inculcste. namely, that free
dom simply means liberty 10 work and enjoy the
product of a mans Own tom a
This is very excellent sense. II means that
Psesideat JoHSsos believes that freedom in the
c.eof the negro does not mean social and polt
icaI equality. and idle existence. and a support
furnished by the government Re evidently be
lieves that negro freedom means the freedom of
negroes to go TO work and earn their own living
instead OF depending for Il upon charity Free
dom With the slave has other meaning than
an everlasting holiday, with somebody to fur
nish the hoe-cake and the clothing President
JOHNSON has wisely taken an early opportunity to
contradict this erroneous impression.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17
a BENEFACTREss.

There is a woman in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. in our mind with the yam
kee," QuAck, t" and "Humbug." But II Is 30 no longer
and desire TO her from all such poious
associations in all other minds. whatever notions
may have OF womsnly decscy aud propriety, We will
all admit that woman alone IL the Nurss-the GOOD
Nurss-tbe best Nurse. WHISTLER shall have Female
Physical ans OF not il question which must be decided
by time and principle, and taste Pride
prejudice caprice and custom may well behave them
selves, Tor There really want. there will also be
supply. n there be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society always self- supplying
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent. 49,
Mrs winslow does not wish to treat you gentlemen,
Nor does she prescribe regimen for yoGr iyes
he modestly appears messenger Of health and han
piness TO your infants in the cradle IL there anything
improper In thatg Nurse Of 80 years. experience
can boldly say what IS or is not good for babe aud
ought 10 be listened God sreed her on her humble
anc happy mission. She s the most successful physi
clan and most efectua beneacress little ones ever
enjoy her doting parents excepted. Just open
the door for hsr, aud Mrs wnsow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of Nursery. OF this We
are 20 sure, that will teach 'Susy to say "A
Blessing on Mrs. wnsow"-for helping Der TO survive
and escape the gripping, colcking and teethng siege
We confirm every word for I'd In the pro-pecfns N
performs precisely what Il Processes perform everv
part OF it-noth.ng iess-Away with your Cordial
Paros ORC, drops, Laudanu-a, and, every Other
Narcotic, by which the babe is drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for lie.
We have never Mrs. wiBssow know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for
Children 1eething." III we lad the power would
make her, as she Is physical savior 10 the infant