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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17
uHnIrnH LII, January Is, 1855.


Ma. W. II FovET:-DesT Sir: in \ oVemEer 1858,
my wife vas tIksn with severe attack Of II fiAm-
maioTy BbeuDGtiBm, conbDing her to her bed, and
RET deTing her entirely he pess for four months
after which She Improved in health sufficient to be
propped up in her bed and cccaSioJa ally the pains
would leave her 70 She could get about the room
uIon Clutches. But for more than year she could
lot lit q pound weight. bud with great trouble
could the feed herPelE Cold hSndB and feet were
her conGtAnt comp sDions. sbe EufCTed terribly
meet OF the time, With GeveTs pains cramps IN
her stomach. hich appeared periodically, once
uUDIh. keeping her in ed week at time. Upon
m, visit home irt m my reg eDt t61.t U. v. L. on
the I'd day Of december last, called at your drug
sioTe BUd nd you opening some new goodS,
smorg which vas JobnSOn's Rheumatic Compound
Al d Riocd Purifier. AtyoUr sugs estlon purchased
a bottle. 1t EGted like charm In her case Ebe
bss BEEN entirely free Of the pain in her stomach
her Net and htnds are warm, The is now doing her
czh house vol, ard yesterday did the churninR
and you have III day ceIved q Witt from her 10
Ih'Ik yGU in PeTsOD for the BtSVtny (As the calls
H. Itlit phe hiss received from the use Of JohbOop'u
COmhoULd IsAIAH MOOR
Co uCst Cheerfuly afBTm to the EbOVe desc1ip-
tou my true in every respect
HiNRiATTA MOOR.
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our late beloved chieftain, Abraham Lin
coin. | sat by the side of Mr.. Johnson for
two years in the Senate Chamber. think
know him well-his habits, his charec.
ter, the temper Of HE mind-zaud assure
you he will deserve the high honors and
exalted power now resting upon him.
THH NATIONS BENEPACroRs.
There is and will be during our genera.
ton class ofpeople whom we must never
forget. Their presence will constantly re.
mind US of the perils and sacrifices of the
war. mean our wounded and disabled
soldiers, and the widows and orphans of
those who fell. The officers and soldiers
Will eoon miDgle with our people in the
OLD employments of peace. Their recol-
lectrons will be the basis of our history,
and will be taught to their children and
grandchildren. They will be rewarded by
offices and honor. But >those who have
been disabled need more. They should
not only be the honored pensioners of the
general government, but everywhere
should receive the homage, respect, atten.
ton and Of all good citizens. The,
hand, not OF ehGra y wv " bn& of sffe6tf6ti,
should ever be open to them. Ladies, yon
have honored your sex and our country
by your organized aid to our soldiers;
now adopt the widows and orphans of the
dead soldiers Rs your sisters and your
children. You rich farmers, with your
teeming barns aud most beautiful land,
take into your homes the children of those
who have died in your service; adopt
them, sustain them. Let them be taught
to reverence the martyrdom of their faith.
ers. Let us weave all the memories of
this war, all its sacrifices, all it's eIories,
its bsttle-felds aud marches, into one
great bond of patriotism, so that no cit
izsn will hereafter ever dare to raise his
hand in rebellion against his country, and
SO that We may visit with overwhelming
power any foreign nation that may seek
to interfere with our progress or our pol.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17
To Invalid Soldiers
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
GREATIMPROVEm THEIR
MANUFACTURES.

q E. 6ENERAL HOSPITAL,
WHEFLlEG. W Va, April 18th, 1855.
I TABE plFEIDIt in stating to Jon that have
i CBI'iully i1SmiT ed the Artificial Legs mauuiac.
iuIid BY iIONIRD LEGkAN, ard foF which you
ere BR'nt. For IimTIiCity If construction as v |
% bility ard convenience have never seen
SElIhiTP TO equal ibCm, Bnd therefore chteTfuily
Ittn erd Il n to any Who are fortunate enouRh
to red artificial limbs
NHy rtEIecIiuIlJ, your obedient servant,
JOHN KIRKER,
A. A.surgeon, U. s. A., in charge.
WHIEUEa, W. Va, April 9th, 1865
Rave carefully '2Gmirtd the Artificial IGgl of
LkoN'ED EGBAN. and brd them simple in their
etlsiTutIion, Of coed voIkUBnsIip, light and yery
substantially mpte They will be quite as IervIce-
ntles' any artificial in use, and on account Of
htiT Tin Iley sno strength leSs liable to need re.
len' tbtUinlly recommend them TO any who
JOHN FRIssELL,
A. A. Surgeon U. 8. A.
WHEEIISs, ". Va, April 26th 1855,
II Artificial CEs fGIed for sale by CHAhLRs
~ ~ fR. Agent, ean recommend for the following
ls'FnltE'': simplicity in siTuciu, g, strength Gf
UA,iiSl Al q economy in price. -rs
RuItetinly, wv, HAZLFTT.
Surgeon Board OF Enrolment
y toGISs ne pleasure to state that LEONARD
LfIFbN, coma OF Hast Commons, Allegheny has
itihhl &C With 81 artificial leg, that l can nSe
w, eilI &c woke usiIg. / cheeTfuIly rtcoms
bid 10 hHNho RIe unIoIIuDHte TO need one 70 Ctye
him q call IEWIS RSNSIRY 90 90
SptiDgdale, Allegheny county Pa.
l'f 'Grihu particulars call on or address
CHARLKS BEnLER, agent,
Monroe Street,
'''-y between Market and Fourth.
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EXCELSIOR.
The Great Internal Remedy
JOHNSON'S
RHEUMATIG COMPOUND
tsE -Eltac5sD sH
-m-
BLOOD PURIFIER.
JoHNsoN's
BLOOD PURIFIER.

ns wonderful Curative Properties are Un-
doubted. II is alOays taken Internally.
From the number Of tsStimonials yeeeiUsd,
rs are induced TO believe it cures nine cases
out of ten rOhtn directions are strictly fol-
lo7ed. II is unrquGled for the cure Of
RHEUMATZSA GOUT, NEURAL
GA. and kindred diIeases. For the re-
moval of Serofula, Kings EUil, Seald Head.
Tsnsr, Ring Worm, &c, this medicine
elaims vast superiority over all Others.
Its soothing and penetrating qtalitiss are
felt as soon as taken. Try ii and be con.
Vineed.
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PHT' HrRsH. January 1865,
NDTS. r. +. sTILIEs / CC:-Desr rim: Ii IL
VIII he EHbt'E Gf IltRII that hereby testify
te Tbs effchcy iytur "Bf FumRiio CoDpound" or
oil The I'u edits ever tired Tor Rk eUH AtEm yours
without doubts the s-T,st q. m6su speedy IGns
q complete RTtyT that dil eSBe be ore using yopr
CcRI OuI d, l Mt cit ce then have been like q new
man. " nr medicine is Invaluable, teyond doubt,
enc hereby recommend It to all afflicted a. the
only Aurt cure for that Aniul diAeast.
JAS. B. McCLATCHKY,
A9 Elm BtFeet
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17

DBTROrr, June 1s.-The west wing of
the sttte Prison at jackson, burned last
night.
By this FIRE ous,ine, Tomlinson & Web.
ster, wagon makers, lose $75 900; insured
for $l5. 900. Wilmington, Cooley & Co.,
farming implement contractors, $l5, 900;
tally insured. Walker Fish, boot and
shoe contractor, $4,000; insured for half
the amount.
i will cost the State $4,000 to rebuild.
The Worlds Washington special says
Beverly fuckers argument in the couspi-
raey case will relate mainly to the iuris-
dic'ion of the Court, aud It is intimated
that 1t is so severe upon some members oil
the Commission, that they will object to its
reception.
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wItue.u-P. A. McClellAud.

PIlT BuFG, January 1s, 1865
MtTSrs. R. +. FTILEBs U6.:-Gents: ALLOW me
to iui'Im you that hAh boy, Iix years Of age 60
smiGieo WIN M tum"i'' u that bis leg was drawn
the 'inin eus tOulc hear OF, to no purpOto, vas
Ttci n mILdd 10 try JCbnBoL's Rheumatic CON.
Iotnn, Manufactured by you, IpurCh-led bottle
and btioIe the hall OF It used the boys leg be
came prlfej ny straight and the pain left him en-.
rIely. lB j. stice 10 you take PleaSure in giving
you this intern htion Ior the good VI those Who
Afflicted With the GAme disease
WE. BOOTH, 9th Ward.
r. a. SELLERS Ss CO.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
myoO PITTSBURGH. PA.
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NEw YORK, June ls-GOld opened a,
l45a, and closed at l45t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17

NEW YORK, June l6.-Rio Jaueiro pa.
pers of the 7th of May contain the speech
OF the Emperor of Brazil, at the opening
OF the National Congress. He all1des 10
the difficulty with the United States; in
consequence of the seizure iu Brazilian
waters of the rebel steamer Florida, and of
the interruption of amicable relations with
Great Britain, but states that the position
OF BraziPs protest in the former case was
admitted, and hopes that in the latter the
proposed mediation may result equally
satisfactorily. The termination of the war
with Uruguay is announced, and alIusion
is made to the pending hostilities with
Paraguay, which the Emperor had no
HountI from the manner In which his ap-
peal for volunteers had been responded
TO- would be terminated with success 10
his empire.
Don Pedro also informs his Congress-
that he has recognized Macmillan as En-.
Peror of Mexico. OF the present condition
OF his own empire, politically, exteruslIy
and financially, he gives altogether very
favorable view.
Tue Grlbune's Washington ansclRl. .saya
The returns from Colorado to the Gen.
eral Land Office show great rapidity in
land operations at Denver in that Territory,
in preliminary steps to securing lands un-
der the pre- -emption and homestead Iaws.
Two Thousand and fi(:y-six acres at that
place have been already taken with boun-
ty land warrants, aud a number of sales
made at Saginaw, Michigan. In May last
$3.50 acres were located with bounty land
warrants.
Several gentlemen from Scotland are in
town, representing a large emigration
society in that country, having capital
OF ESQ. 900, which they propose to invest
in Southern lands if sufficient Inducements
are offered. The society is mainly COM
posed Of the industrial classes, and on the
reception of favorable report from the
representatives here will increase their
capital to Ell 900. 600 and commence emil
grating Immediately.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17
AFFAIRS
Burdens and Responsibilities of the
War-The Issues Before tho
Country.

Speech of Senator Sherman, of OHIO.
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Philadelphia Bonnet Depot,
Aos o, run RID. wnT1 AzD B1u1 Bozzr4.

sIoN OF EHR RID, WHIE1 AND BLuI Bo1nrF.
j. a. w a L n r 8
Ne. 162 MaIn
WHEELING, ". VA,
KEKPs eolEtantly on hand q splendid assortment
N Of Millinery Goods, BonnetS, Ladies' Riding
Hats and Caps Of the latest Paris 0tyle. AiCo,
Olnaka and HGntillas Of the latest StyIO
Custom work promptly attend ed to. Bleach
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17

AT public meeting held in Circleville,
Ohio, on the 10th instant, Hon. John sher.
man, United States Senator from Ohio,
made speech on public affairs, from
which We make the following extract
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17
FAN CY GOODS.

BUaLEAND LACE TRIMMED PARAsOLs.
Ornaments for Mantle an ID Dresl Trimming.
LACE TR1NMED icAMBR1o HANDKERCHIEF.
MOURNING do Az
Thirty different styles Belt buckles
BelttngH, all Widths
Lace OpsrAtios.
Infant Embroidered Waists.
EdgIngS and Lace.
FIuted Sviss
and Plain Linen oolArE,
oorusts from 81 Is to 50 per Pair.
Plhiu and Plaid RibbOnGI
six Cable Cords,
r.l. Girdles and TasselS.
slk on Cloths.
Fine Fan Fancy 1uCk csnbt, HOaiery ard Gloves
Black Lace.
oolOred Borders.
Masked and Cheekered Zephyr Falls
srenadine, BerAgs, Love end Grape yCils
Ladies' and Gents Travelling satchsIS.
Also,
A LARGE STOCK OF cH1LDRERs CARRIAGES.
ID. NICoLL 4 BRO.
mylS 1oo Main street.
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DoOKINa's AROMATIC BL4oKBsRt7 CJR.
d DIAL, for Bowel Comolaints Of AduItS OF
Chndren. sold At Z. BOOKING odd Fellows aAu
Drug Store. mySs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17

ne GASES DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTER6,
~ 70 +" HoStetters Stomach Bitterg,
50" Hubbel's Golden Bitters,
2o Charles London Cordial Gin, at
MeOABB, KRAFT cos
mh9 and REED. KRAFT 1 COS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-17

RE0oNsTRUCT1oN-PRBE OF SLAVES.
A still more difficult class of questions
grows out of the political relationa of the
rebel States and their present unhappy
condition. Oar brave soldiers-and l am
glad to see 30 many of them here-cau
tell you how desperate a resistance they
met and what fearful rAvagts they left be-
hind. The young men of the South are in
their graves. Those who had property
are now impoverished, and new class is
in possession. The slaves, upon whose
labor their whole industrial fabric rested, ,
are now free, aud are working for them
selves. Charred ruins mark the whole
couutty; cities aud towns are Ia ashes.
Though. the armed rebellion is crushed, the
spirit of rebellion still lives. A popula-
ton of old men aud children, and mothers
and daughters mourning for dead hus-
bands and sweethearls, aud also four mil.
lions of freedmen await the reconstructing
hand of dhe National GoVsFnment. Aud
upon the principles upon which this re.
construction shall be founded. depend not
only the lives and property of all these
people, but also depend our future national
safety. Let no man who has his part 70
perform in settling these questions satisfy
his conscience by . party cry, but let him
think for himself, under the light of the
conscience implanted in him by Almighty
/ God, and let him be charitable to those
whose judgment leads them to different
conclusion.
enter upon an elaborate or even 9 brte
discussion of these questions, but will
only state certain conclusions as to the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20
Brauchville TO Augusta, and about eighteen
miles from the latter place

Branchville TO Augusta, and about eighteen
miles from the latter place
REPORTED DEFEAr OF EILPGTMoK.
The Examiner reitesates previous rebel
statements that Fitzpatrick was driven back
distance Of about 1--WE miles, and gives as a
reason for not continuing tine pursuit, the ex'
haustion Of ammunition
Ii is claimed that number Of Union sol
ders we're captured in the affair,
The Whig says there was nothing at the
War Department to verify the reported defeat
of kilpatrick r ...
ksrlMATE or sHERNAN's FORCES.
The rebels now estimate the entire number
Of ShermAn's forces, operating in the interior
OF South Carolina, ct only 10000.
SOUTHERN PAPERs,
The Richmond Whig Of the l7Ih instA Mt
says
All we could learn, on inquiry at the War
Department, was that Sherman was some
where, bot it was not known where.
The Columbia Guardian OF the 18th an--
nouncas the burning of the village Of Allen
dale
The Wilmington Carolinian intimates that
an important movement ia going Oh which is
The same paper says considerable Yam
kee force landed in the vicinity Of Little River,
it was supposed for the purpose Of breaking
the Manchester Railroad
The Richmond Examiner says
The force landed at Newbern is greatly
exaggerated Only few Yankees have
landed there.
The Mobile Register says
nha Gnutharn nAonln arp uot VII inna1 huf
cowcd Their soul, and not their hands are
disarmed Our strength is not sapped, but
onr courage ia oozing out at our finger ends
The Columbia Is C,) CaroliniAn says
| The appointment of General Hamilton to
command Of such divisions as those Of Gener
al Butler aud Young is an earnest Of success
| He is once more at the head of the men he
has so often led to victory on Virginia fields
The men on whom both the country and him
self can depend, and we may therefore loot
for repetition Of gallantry which has been bul
letined from every battle in which they have
had place
II Is thought that Hampton is in the saddle
The co operation Of General Johnston who
although for the present behind the scene
does not withhold his skill and experience
whenever demanded, together with scores o
other facts OF an encouraging character wbicl
should not be published are events that may
we'll give our people great JOY.
The Lynchburg Republican says the Vir
gina and Tennessee Railroad will be opeI
Tor travel to Bristol by the lst of March. Re
pairs are being pushed onward with unusua
energy
Some idea Of the magnitude Of the work :,
be done, may be formed from the statemen
that alr the bridges, fifty or sixty in number
for a distance of eighty.fVe miles, have TO b
rebuilt, and much Of the track reaid, beside
other repairs to be made of minor conse quen
ces
General W. Martin has assumed command
in place of General Gardner, of the Depart
ment of Mississippi and east Louisiana, wit
his headquarters at jackson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20
Items fron washington.

WASHINGTON, February 20.-The President
has approved the bill for mail service between
San Francisco and ports in the Chinese En-
pire, touching at Honolulu and at ports in
Japan, by means of monthly line OF hrst,
class American seA-going steamships, making
twelve round trips annually.
The Post Master General is authorized to
contract with the lowest responsible bidder
Tor term Of not more than ten years. No
bid amounting TO more than half q million OF
dollars a year, is to be considered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

NEw YoRK, February 2O,-During recent
debate in the rebel Senate, the food question
came up, when il transpired the vast yield of
the Valley Of Virginia, which had on former
years been always secured last year fell into
eur hAnds; that this was the result OF calling
into the armies the details for gathering It
that thousands Of soldiers families had not
tasted meat for the last six months, and were
living on a short supply Of bread alone; that
the soldiers themselves had also been without
tAeaL for a long time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

But the Growing glory OF his life remains to be at
tanned his discovery rather combnation 'or he
does not clam to have been the dlscovtrer o OEbhoh'
which is tho basis Of the Biiters now offered TO the
public. That honor beongsto the native inhabitanta
OF Central America 10 whom it, virtues have been
with Il the Indian bids defiance IN the uost deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the nOat Nenom-
ous serpents II is a belief with them, that while
there il breath in the body Tho Oedron iB potent 10
cure no matter what the disease may be.
while Dr. Bulls not prepared TO endorse this eH-
h iyaaant preteusion he II nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating 20
lta virtues th as q remedy and preventative for all
Diseases arising from exposure, either TO change o
weather or climate, or TO mias1natic Influences II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

New YosE, Feb 2O--Ootton doll at Soc;
Flour bal0 cehis lower at 10 60alO SO
for extra state, and II l20all 80 for round
hoopQ Wheat, no receipts, duh aud droop-
ing at l6 Tor No ! Milwaukee, club;
Corn dull aud nominal at 80 for old
mixed western; Oats frmer at | III
middling; Pork dull and lower at 35a3G 90
for new mess,33 .5Oa33 IS for 1868 and Ga,
and 30 90 for prime; Lard firm at l9ia2lli
Petroleum dull at Ale for crude, &c
Hogs quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull al l7}als4c for Muscayado Butter 36a
4sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs 40a42c,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20
10 fIf.' HUt
WITHOUT a RIVAL Y
And Justly deserves the reputation Il has so long en-
joyedn Central America and the West Indies.
IN DYSPEPSIA

And It's attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more like
A CHARM than medicine. There ~ nothing IN the
whole range OF Matezia Medea that can for amomenI
bear n comparison with 1t In this disease. .
A hill account of this wonderful plant may found
in the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspens
atory, pages 1887 and 1888. ~ l... D..
A series of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged, has just been brought to success
ful termination and he enabled 70 offer TO the
pubic De fnbinaton o. CEDRON with other approved
ioncs, tbs whole preserved IN the hest quality o.
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he " conn
dent has no equal in tue world. .. ...L d .
He might furnish volume Of eerhhcates but the
pubic have long since learned 10 estimate such things
uy their true value The safest plan is, for every one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

tbs STATE FAIR IA meeting was held at
the Phillips House on Saturday evening, to
adopt measures to induce the holding of the
State Fair in this city, A committee was ap-
pointed to consult with the railroad compa-
MICS, and to ascertain what our citizens will
contribute to the object. The matter will be
decided on the 4th of March.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

BeS-The value of the journal as a newspa.
per, is strikingly manifested by its failure to
lay before its readers the highly important
intelligence from Sherman, which appears in
the Cincinnati daiIies of this morning concern
ing Columbia and Charleston. ,..i..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

CoLD AND FEvER-When the perspiration
becomes checked, then there is a arrangement
in the secretions of the skin, kidneys, and
liver; and all those poisonous humors are
retained that have accumulated in the blood
hence follow Fevers and Consumption unless
Nature is assisted in her effort to throw Of
the disease The use of DR Morris VEoET
ABLE LAYER PnIs will give proper action 10
those organs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

Coal on FARM Mr. Samuel Shemp
near Pyrmont, Probel County, offers his farm
for sale, and geologlsls say that there is strong
indications of its being in the best coal oil dis
trict Of Prebe County. He offers it at a
great bargain for Agricultural purposes, and
any one in want Of a well improved small
farm cannot do better than to purchase it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20
Charleston EvaeuStsd, +,
GoFFIcIALl

WAR DEPARTMENT,
'i WAsHEGToN, February 20, ...
To General Dir
The evacuation of ChArleston by the rebels
is announced in the following telegram, Just
received from General Grant, City Point, Va,
February 20;
TO E. M Stanton, Secretary Of Var ;
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived, and signed by U. s Grant, Lieutenant
General:
"The Richmond Examiner, Of to-day, just
received, says that Charleston WAS evacuated
on Tuesday last.
[Signed, "G. WHTzEL,, j.,
"Maior General -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

RnEUMArlsM This disease is produced by
impurity in the blood, which clogs the circula.
ton; and where there is pain 1t shows that
something must be done to free the fluids
SCOvIII's BLOOD AND LlyEE SYRUP, is one of
the most valuable alternatives before the pub,
lie 1t will carry out of the system all inn
purites in the Blood, and leave the fluids ac-
tive. This BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP has cured
the worst kind of RHRUMATlsM .H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The Repnbli-
cans of this city notify their voters to meet
in the various wards on Thursday evening,
23d instant, to appoint Delegates to City
Convention, to be held in Huston Hall on
the 18th instant, at Z o'clock, to nominate
candidates for city offices at the spring elec
tim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-20

STANDARDIZATION Wood waa serenaded on
Saturday night last. The procession was
large and imposing The General responded
ia a speech of considerable length, and in an
appropriate manner. Remarks were made
by several other gentlemen, some of which
we're pertinent and in good taste, and others
were characterized by needless and impo'
tent malignaneY.