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jjTHJJUKIUCILDIIH, XF.KMB: 10 ALCOUOI.1C PUKPAHATlOSi A pt BJe TOS1C hedicuk db. hoo!tlaitd*s German Bitters PBiPABKJ> BT XJH. C. JACKSON, PHH.ftnKA.fBlA, PAj , !^U dfcrtnaHy ??re U?er OoacplXat. &y? H r-T? Ckranio or h rtn I>ebilit j ll<ri gf K irineya, fcfid all INmim uinn^ C, , iMcjiorec Ii?er or Stomati. rack u Con P-?Irward ra??. FeUaeea? Bfeod to the ^1.- *of tie StotaaoB, liiiTw, Bmnbcrt TMnaifcT Pood. Ptllneaa orWeigtt in the Stomach, ^ or Himira; at lie fit -t atonal gwinill-llrg of -tfce Head, Hurried ^ jofcnji i.*Mi|, Relaxing at the Heart, rws* ? Seaaaaooi Then In a lyin* -aa? irjtnoai of VM:*, Dota or W ate before tht ?rt, h*<* Paiaio the Heed, JJefiaencj "y ItuCFMd of the ?ku^ and Jfyea. ^2 i lit Bide, Back, Chfcei, limb*, Sadden f?.-. Eaat. Huia? t* to* Kak. Ooutu; -T>1?? ?? of firli, and JCrwai ftepreaaios of spirit. AM yoesfelj prevent Telicrw Perar, BtUiooj riwtt, ?- contain K0 ALCOHOL OK BAi WHISKr. fia r? t"w! u< ai*r< IHietua is Sme:y *itj emu mi of a Hvudrtdl Instead tj tat extenarre uii and onireraal popularity of SooSand's German Bitters! CPUMLX VEGETABLE,} ?j?*u of i^norsn: Qnacks and nnscmpnlcics adven rarer*, bs^* opened opoa snfftrmg hcTnar.fty the r aoc-^sset ofXostrnms in lite shape ef poor whisky, r3?!? componnflfrd with injnnaos dreg* aad chria iei*c I^uos, stomachics and Bitters. B^vare cf the :mcmeiable array of Alcohoiir prspsrstian* pletnoric botties, and high-belli ?J f?ffc Eader the modest appellation of bitters, which of ccrmf, only Jhggravate diseaea, and leave ict inaajpc intcc sn?tree in despair. HX'ZLANM ^?aat a v BZTIZKS no; a ir* and nntried article., bet have stood offifteen year* trial by the American pnb v. ia? their rtpn -ation and ?aie are net rivalled by cr czcjlar preparation. prjpnetors aare thousand* of Letters from at ajs; tcniziezi: Clta-^ymen. Lawyers, Phyeciaas, *at liaztsa*,teautying. o: ths^r ovt personal anowi tep. sc the beneficsa} eflects ?ud me<2ical rirxed* of aeitBiaers. K r?r WAKT BOMETHTSG TO BTB.Ei<3THZ5 TOC? K roc VA5T A GOOD AJjfPKTITE ? YOC WA2TT TO BUILD CP YOUE 0058TITC XZOV1 x roc wajt to fxjo, will ? >:? TOC WANT TO GET SU> OF VK&TOUES?E? ! >: T3U WAST E3TEBGT? roc wast to slmp wfr r ? K TiC ViiT A BJiliK AND TIGOSOCB fllL Ifyoc dc, cm Soofiand's German Bitters!' /*** Brote*, D. Zdiior tftkg ?s~cy zujp>iszc c' JisHpitrnM JZnomledp*. tJLhc-uct. not darjiogfad to feror or reonnnend Utadicuie* in general, throcgh diszrxwt oi 2t?iT lic-bdaena and elEpcts. I j*x know cf no ?oS ck?u rrMoi, vlj a man may not testify to the benfrs bt iim*if to have raceiT-i>d from any simple priTacikauiia m the hope that he may thna ccoztrib uu u. U; ^neti of oshtra. _ J dr ^i/ttf more readify in retard to Soafiazid's ?enu*i Bis*sri, prepared by Dr~ C. JL Jackson, of *^ii cj^-, :??causfe I vasprejtec&ced against them for *MfTJ=?v -nder the impreseion that tisey srere curfr sr aicoctoac mixture. X ?- rir>**b- tc my riaac i^itrn Shoemaker, JCsq^ for the remoTai ot icjfjw^udice by proper tests *ad lor enc?a?<rfc ttfIC 2J ineta, wmb ?afifcr.2g irMit grtiat and sag e^fis-.arad debility. The see of three bottles <? x^tera. at the beginning of ?>?*? praeent -t3C *** Ijllowdd by eTident relief, and : nsriirnii i. to* a??rHt of bodily and mental ngox which I had 2?i=ir iar cx months before and ha-ci ???"c of regnlating. I the* -* *7-- 'ink God j cj m?nc fs r directing me to th nl t r. *.ry> Wf J .. , J.SiH iSBBOWa. ?tnsdtii*. sjnn? 2St 1S61, IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS! --?e bavin" Friends in the Army i it ca2 the astecttoa of all baring redatiens or a the army u. thkfac* that -Boofiana?sGer aiaexs" will ct? nine-tenth* of ^"K*. -'irinsnns - ^ ?^>o?xire and privations incident tc camt ia. a. the lasts, pnbijehec almost daily in the on the srnrai of the sick, it will be , f^w^iaTeij lar^e proportion are enSfcrinc cas ?hji liny, fcrtxy case of tbar kmc r?nn be casai^ ccrtd by Hooiand's German Bitters. Ihs ?sa yestitrog fcan iiiwroeaof tne digestive organs sr ?pe?iL;y restored. We hare no hesitation in tnat if thtae Bitters were freely need amon* *-* hundreds as lives "?ir* * be saved -> ^rvue wonia be lee: *teaU partictifcr actontioc to tu foilc*in? n anatna aed wai; aeLheaucated cor* of od? of tht ??r'? Iwn. vaoaa kit, to tat nia o?ii iaast^r*. *a? aeac aavad bj u? ?ZUtErBl. Aog. W. 1S62. -***1- J??* * *Ti?s:?Wen. g*ntle=.?Hi. j-onr ""?n ?matt Birteri baa aavad mj lift. Thm ?* itjtaka in tfcia. l!1noo^?l fofbt r.v^r. ?ajcoBradea, me of vboat usaan appeDied. ?k *ta ?tr*eogniaaa? of all th* cizroosta^cea of *? aat I am. and ha?? been Itor tbe iaal ioai ??* a Easter of Shenaat'a ceiebrM-d battery ?t aaa? a. ucioediate eanmasd of Oar. tain B. B 2? the exporcre attrodan: BJ ir?* *ta?. I irae attacked ia KtrremUMr iaat ^ ^ and traa for aarentj *aa followed by grot ^2?. lM^te^-by an aturk of dyaectifl JZB*TZLtnm "rfat' How- "d ==? OT ?**rd tte -State of Ua^a," tnun - laciiet on theigtfc ofja*. . Erase that trma c- 4??11 hlxxi ??????? any oat ootid be and ? "5*-^ 01 TitaHtj. for a w~ti or aort J>hle to swallow anything, and if I did ltML ^ down, it was immeniately thrown op nCcS*' "??? keep a elaaa cf water cs *ij ca^_~ ~ eonld rtat last under snch dream Uc -J?4, *?~or<?ng2y, the physicians, who have Tmczt tn^cgh cnsaccessfnlly, to I* to^ ^ ^ cf the dread Archer, frank **tc^*.atgJccc^i 40 140 tor ae, and adv. od ?* jr ?io make suck disposition ?* b**t ??? -kn acqaint m,: tht: k^?Pital, Mr. Frederick *? iV.ZTCI street, below Arch, adnead me, Sri_Z?ur kindly it> - ? bottle. From the tim? I commenced ?Sf flcKuny shadow of death receded, ^.ocrt^"^ getting better. ^fit* ^ rvo I have already j s ~.J *?t-poends, and I fte! sangsir.e ofheing per I ???* w^e danghters, from whom '-?ae?- r mi?~ijiS *9T eighteen months; for, gen haL; p * , Tirginian, the Ticinitj of *isa?T^ ? C/0Cr i?^a*hie Bitters I owe the '-=?-& lht pl>c* c ' .'. _ .? win I owe tit glcnooa pr-.Ti tc ay boaoin tBoee wbo are the ? -t at a Ufa. Terj trtly yora, *, t- IBAA.C KALOS*. atn^ * * ^sicnr in the tmth of the above state - ?? nafi de^ajred of ? comrade 1 r?stared to health-f ? ?fckS^I>LJaACKt > SH?A. ACKLIY. On. c 'er York. iOf?T * w . - _ ? QO Xss j V??AU), Cc- c, eti Maine. Ertw, -7'?; Co-1 Sti Maine. S XTH. Cc. H V^,v ?d"?Srork. bbwabb op OOCSnUETS. STREET i "OK. PBUIDUIT, iBEAHAHLIJCOLI OP TT T rvnra FOR VIClt-PaKSIDEST, ANDREW J 0 H !f 8 0 ]f, 0? TCTHKiTT PRKSLDK5TIAL ELKCTOE8. 2>ISTSJC*. JOHN H. ATKUfSOJf, of Oocnty. SXOOST2> K3TUCT. *DWAJU> C BOIB, rf * r. litt?T> DZBTS1C7. it. S. BEOws, of Jftckaosx. ELBCTOES AT lABSZ. EI.I.RSY E. HALL, of Marlon. w. i snmxsoN^drweod. Union State Ticket. pom &OTZUBOX, A*THUB. I. BOBJB1AS, of Wood Oc*aty. SKUtUTC? BfiW, SRASTCLLE D. W4T.T., ofEim?o.? iraiM or ?ati, J. H. McWHORTXR, of Sous. niiscut or iuo, CAMPBRIA TARR, rt Brooks. lyrcuarr cwmti F.ppp. ? IV B HU T, of Marks COSGRKSS, C. D.HrBBAID, of Olio Oooktj. Tor th* Intelligencer.. THI XKIPLX ALLIAICK. As American citixens it is our duty to tDow the number a&d strength of "oar enemies. It is cot to b? disgoiied that in proportion to their weaHh and numbers oar Sooth ern antagonists are truly formid able. They have few wills to consult. The structure of their society, which is a most arrogant aristocracy, enables them easily to pot down all internal opposition and to silenee complaint. Without know :ng anything of the merits of the quarrel, the poor whites of the South are driven te battle and to death, for a cause as hostile to their own best interests as to those of ths sooty claree, who dig their trenches acd erect their bulwarks. But the South ern Confederacy has enormous strength outside of its own boundaries. It is in strict alliance with the whole Tory party of Great Britain; and with that great and iuiuentiai party, which oa this continent, appropriates and abuses the name of Dem ocracy. It would cot perhaps be safe to i assert that no scion of the British hered 1 itary aristocracy, no high Churchman, no member of that greai and opulent party exclusively attached to high and arbitrary principles of government, r a*. in * *; - con troversy. declared in favor of the North. But it is perfectly safe to aeeert that if any considerable cumber of the aristocratic classes have felt a preference for oar eause. they bare failed to make that preference known. Xo (lander promulgated by the Southern press is too gross, do abuse is too scurrilous, no nickname of our President or people is too rile or too vulgar to be greedily adopted by the Tory press of Great Britain. Some foul calum ny of our Government and people origi- | nates Is the Southern newspapers. This ! we may call the monotone. Id a few days, j the same Toice reverberates throngs the whole opposition press of the North, by ' way of echo. The next steamer loaded1 with the Tory papers of the United King ?o, brings the re-echo. But these latter ' are by no means nnicrencre ? after giving circulation to thousands of Southern slan- ' ders, they still have room left ior their oirn, and Use malignity, with which tbey employ their opportunities against us, is som?*tning unearin*y If miy man supposes this lan 1 guage to be exaggerated let kim examine ! the Timu newspaper, the London <j(uarier iy and HuicitoM,* i Magozou. Tnis last we pronounce with some hesitation, bat with a very adequate knowledge of each papers as the Xew York A'cict and fTcrld, the Philadelphia .4;? the Cincin j nati JcT*qvircr, the Columbus SmteMwto.n. and others of '-that ilk," to be the most scurriloue periodical at present issuing from the press. Those papers are adepts in the grammar of biUicgsgate; but they can not quite equal Biuckvood His pages are filled with invective. Our strong and copious language groans under the weight of detraction and is evidently inadequate to express the whole of the writer's malig nity. Irony, sarcasm, sneer, banter, met aphor, hyperbsie, simile, comparison, ail tropes, all figures of speech, all arti fices of rhetoric are employed to degrade ns, and yet the author's task is only half accomplished. All opposite rices, all hu man meanness, all unmanly baseness, are ascribed to us, until the heart sickens un der the contemplation. And all this is done byneotrais, by professed friends, by men wearing the garb of impartiality. It il dose is order that the whole civilised world may behold the debasing effects of republican institutions, of democratic la we, of popular usages, and beholding, may take warning. And the European world, out little acquainted with as, U not aware that in the whole farrago there is no hon esty. no fairness, ao candor. The corres pondents of this reckless concern come amongst as, acquire a smattering knowledge of ear manners, requite our hospitality as above described, proceed south, and then presto, what a change 1 ! As soon as they get into the lines of oar enemies, they get amongst "faultless .heroes," such as till then "the world never saw." Our lan guage becomes entirely too poor to furnish epithets of adulation sufficient for their purpose. Brave, courageous, generous, polite, hospitable, chivalrous, amiable, pious, religious, the astonishment Is how one small planet, much lass one lit tle continent, conld contain both them and their Northern antagonists. All Beans are etsployed to ingratiate them into the favor of the British public They are really men of high biflh, ~of~ risivilrous bear ing, of aristocratic senumenta. They consider themselves men of a supe rior race and as soon as they get rid of the odious Yankee connection, they intend to mould their institutions into a ??high toned aristocracy." They are hearty admirers of British institutions, monarchy inclusive. The spy who west through from our lines in September, 1862, tells as that Southern officers let their flowing ringlets fall down on their shoulders, and hi dress and appearaaee imitate the caraliera of the time of Crax-ss tes First. A few months later little Yallandigham catches ap the note. He tells us that this- is a war of races,"representing cot differences in blood bat in mind and its development and dif ferent types of civilisation. It is the old conflict of the Camiier and the , the Liberalist and the Puritan ; or rather it is a eocfict a pan new Usaci of the ideas and elements represented by those name*. It is a ?a." of the Taskee tad the South r??" , ?; ~fae craTen btlDg. taueh in the school of Filmer and Gott, who meekly preached and practiced the doctrine* of passiws obedience ud n on retina nee he was a liberafm, ni he ! ! i The Tories, wfco bowed In abject submission to the ig nominious tyranny of the Stewarts, and who, after the odioas race had been expell ed by better and braver men, for seventy plotted their restoration, are first rate liberalists, no donbt II! So the flinty hearted rnfflaa, who tears the child from the arris of its terrified mother, for sale in a Southern tnmrkl. it a decided Jiberalist oo donbt I! 1 They are all liberalists of the new school lately set up by Lk? triple alli ance. If ignominious partisan bigotry has pot extiegaished every spark of patriot ism, in the breasts of the Seymours, the Wells, the Parkers, the Bradburjs, the Pendletons, they mast be stnng to the quick by the ribald and indiscriminate atrase poured out on their country and ""r countrymen, by their rancorous tory allies ia Great Britahi. How they can poll at the i?Bf double tree, tag at the same ?oaa and draw the same wagon with such helpmates is one of the mysteries of par tixan insanity. Nor is the rancor of the British torfes confned to mere wordy Thej make actnai war npon ns. Thev send m: corsairs to harrass and destroy oar commerce on erery sea. They are .only restrained rrotn using the whole power of the British empire, ia making war upon as by the wordy resistance of those enlight ened men, whom they contemptuously call the "commonalty." One thing is certain. [ Either the eastern wing or the western wing of the party allied against ns, is bumbug I ged J?ow whatever may be oar abhorrence I of the principles of the British tones, we j must'acqnitthem of the charge of being du ped.^They see clearly the way to their bad 1 ebjec*. They see clearly that the defeat ana humiliation of the Korth would every where strengthen the hands of arietocrate. of monarchists, and of despots. While its success would be the triumph of libera! and popular principles ia erery land. And they see jabt as clearly that the victory of the Confederates would every where strengthen the hands of arbitrary power, of grim and grin'y despotism. One word to oar Irish friends. Por neariy a centnrT the English and Scotch tones hare distin guished themselves as "par excellence," the enemies and oppressors of Ireland and the Irish, until the feud between tee par ties seemed inveterate and incurable. Now. my friend, will you come over from the Emerald Isle, in the very crisis of the combat between light and darkness, good and evil, liberty and slavery, and join the hosts of our foes, in close col 1 umn with jour old hereditary enemies ? Will yon come here and fulfil their wish es and do their bidding, without enquirv, without investigation ? Will von be duped by a came ? Will yoa mistake the chaff for the wheat ? To come elo6e tothepomt: Suppose my Lord Cianri card, or my Lord Rothinrow, or my Lord Colverdown, or that toiy slave and driv eler Mr. Roebuck, or any other tory high or low, had the direction of oor Irish vote, would our present National Admin istration get one ? Stiopose the whole British tory party combined had the di rection of the Irish vote, would the Ad ministration get one? We know that is would not. As well might St Michael hope for a vote from the ranks of hell. Then we implore you. brother Irishman, to join the array of yoor natural friends and allies, and do battle for rational pa triotism, for liberty and humanity. Catxndtsh. P. & Sach as may feel an interest in the subject are invited to examine Black wood for July, October and December. 1861; January, April. September, Octo ber and November, 1862; January, May. September, November and December, 1863, and April and Jaly, 1861. Per haps if the reader will begin with the January number. 1862, be will get a sur feit and not wish to proceed farther. But we are never for a moment sale from the attacks of these venal scribblers. If in Europe, Asia or Africa, they find any thing base, unworthy or degrading, a stroke of the pen can liken it to some thing in the United States of America. Yet these men are the cordial allies of "Itunmicratic" party. The only differ-. enoe is tb&t the one abuses the great Cnion majority. The others are a little more indiscriminate in their abuse. Well, misery makes ns acquainted with strange bedfellows. Whit Shall We Eat! Is an important question in these times of high prices. Dr Hall, in a late number of his Jovnml of Btau\?a good authority, by the way?says the cheapest articles of food at present prices are bread (especially earn meal}', butter, molasses, beaas, and rice. He shows that J5 cents worth of fiour, at 8 cents per pound, contains as much nourishment as $2.26 worth of roast beef at 25 cents per ponnd : and that a pint of white beans, costing seven cents, has the same amount of nutriment as 3| pounds of beef at 25 cents per ponnd, or, in other words, that the roast beef diet is iwtlt* umn as expensive as the beans.? Furthermore, a pound of Indiae meal will go as far as a pound of fine Soar, costing nearly twice as much. Here are some of the common articles of food, showing the amount of nutriment contained, and the time required tor digestion: JUaoimt of Svtrroesi. 10 per ml IT par oeat. M per cett ?0 per ceal M per ML 7 per cent. S per OCB&. J 90 per eent. 7 per seat, j 30 per cent al per Oct. t, , S per cent. 13 par cess. SSpersaat. Sf per cent. | 4 per cent. I 2S par ant. i H per oat. ! According to the above tables, cucum bers are of Tery little value, and apples, , cabbages, turnips, aad even potatoes, at; present prices, are expensive eating. Some vegetables and fruit*, should, however,] ester into the la?*y consumption, even if purchased for sanitary reasons. Among those which contain the most saccharine I matter, sweet potatoes, paceaups, beets, and carttAs are the most nourishing. pork, besides being an expensive dish, re quires too lengthy a drain upon the forces of the stomach to be a healthy article of diet.?Tribum*. Time or Applea. n*? boOad-.. B*e?, fOMt<d Trmijtt, boiled Zh. S^in. ?.4ik.COm. ?It. S0&. ?V* luMa View ot u< Premu M? Uta?-L<tur rrom Gu. Cliurti. To tir Editor of ihe A". T. Pott: I read ia your cumber of yesterday 13ih September, that my newspaper be longs to the National Pathfiader Associa tion: this is at least bold and I make the public the judge of the question : The yet, Saturn ru founded by Gen. Fremont and myself alone; Gen. Fremont has fur- j nisbed the greater part of the monev: I j have furnished a part of the money and all the wcrk. Oa the Tth of last Julv Gen. Fremont, to shield hii own name, and a?oid the annoyance of a reclamation, the nature of which I do not wish to relate new, urgently begged mc to sign the fol lowing contract with the National Path finder Association. "This agreement, made and entered in to this Tth day of July, a. o. 1SS4, be tween the 'National Pathfinder Associa tion," an associatoa only incorporated ac cording to the laws of the State of New York, party of the first part, and Gustare Paul Cluseret, party of the second part, witnesseth : "Article 1. The party of the first part, for the mm of one dollar and other good and valuable considerations, hereby purchase the weekly paper known as the JTew _V<s i?o*, and also hereby eonveya to party of the second part one-third of its capital stock ta paid-up shares, and for such good and valuable oonsideratioas as aoore spe cified the party ot the second part hereby bargains, 9eMs, and conveys to the party of the first part, the said weekly paper known *3 the *Vf? yaiicm. * * * * * "Article 4. The party of the first part agrees to assume and pay any debts no* owed by the said paper. "Article 5. In case said party of the first part fails to fulfil the agreement as herein set forth, then, and in that -*f- the paper returns to its present owners." ' General Premoat, in order to overcome ay repugnance, several times repeated that this society was a fiction, the aim of which was to protect his name, and to as sure me, caused Major Haskell to exact the resignation of the only two real mem bers?Messrs. G. and S. The Society then beeatne composed of. first. Major Haskell president; (everybody. I believe, is aware ottte nature of his relations with General Fremont;} secondly, of Major Ha?keH's brother in-law; thirdly, of Mr. B.. a young man in Major Haskell's employment, and living in,the same house with Major Has kell and his brother-in-law, a house which General Fremont affirmed to me to belong to himself; fourthly, of Mr. Alden, who is this affair plays the mere part of secretarv ' and fifthly, of myself, everybody's dupe, it I would appear, from having believed Gen ' Fremont's word. I ask any men knowing New York if the four members of this association represent anything whatsoever, or whether they are capable of answering for the publication o: anything whatever. Can a society whose stock is not subscribed, and whose mem. bers do not possess anything, be called a real society ? The president of the society cannot pay a biH ?! two hundred dollars This society was not a real one; it did not fulfill any ef the obligations ot the con tract; not only has it not paid me. but it has le:t me to pay the expenses of the newspaper, and does not refund that money. It is evident that, according to the terms o. article fifth of the contract, the news paper ought to return to me, bat instead of thia, General Fremont, having a -certain political bargain ia view, with which I have refused to associate myself, has let loose upon me those who hide his name: the door of tSe editorial rooms have been forced; my books have been taken ?it and not being able to buy me, they have done all they conld to" ieeircr me. I am warnea that at the last mcment an injunction is to be served npcn me, I appeal to the loyalty, the good sense, and the morality of the public, to decide on which side is theright. Three individuals, without means, come one fine day and proposed to pnblish my newspaper, under certain conditions; they do not fulfill them; create debts, rain the newspaper, and then dec.are that the newspaper belongs :o them. Is this rational ? I am a very unutportant personag-e ia comparison with Mr. Fremont, who has boasted to me that he could stop the course of justice for fire years ia New Tork in his own favor; but 1 douat if he can stop that of public opinion. Although Mr. Lincoln ii tar frca being I the eaeiidate ot my choice, between him and McClellan, no loyal man can hesitate ; the .V? .Vun will not hesitate ; it repu diates aii torn cf btfrgsxnt and will not aid them, if either afar off or near, directly nor indirectly, bot it will always be the'van guard of loyal patriots for liberty against siarery. We have often reproached Lin coln with the want of dignity as evinced in his jokes, but Fremont's jokes are worse. Jar they are played at the expeme of hon esty. Yours, G. Chj&kut. Th? Baltimore ud Ohio Road. A correspondent writing from Generai Sheridan's army, speaks as follows ia re gard to the efforts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company to req>en their 1 road: During last week the initiatory steps were taken towards repairing th: damages caused by the recent rebel raids cn the Bal timore and Ohio Railroad, aed although the atumpt proved abortive it shows a spirit of enterprise and eaergy bfchly com | mendabie to the company and ?s indefa tigable master ol transportation,Mr. W. P. Smith. A detail ot 100 men, from the One Hundred and Sixty fifth New Yo-k volun teers, under command of Capt, John P. Morns, were seat oat as a guar* for the protection of the Construction Cbrps, and on Thursday the train left tnis place and pushed on in satetv as far as Kearneyviile, where operations were commenced. Wtile engaged in preparing for operations the master of of the corps received a telegram from Martinsburg that the rebels had again possession of that town. Shortly after etraj cavalrymen came in statmg that Averill had fallen hsck to Leetcwn, but ! that no rebels were yet in sight. The Con struction corps chief, finding it iopossible to telegraph to the Ferry or Hltuson, owing to tae wires being employed ia car- | rytsg military despatches, ietermin ed reluctantly to abandon for the I present his projected plan of repair and re turn. The guard also received instftictioas te come back with the tain. I understand that the damages am tke section of the road traveled over by the corps are not of a serwos nature, bnt it is thought that U will prove otherwise above and near Mar been speedy opening of this important sooa as it was deemed aafe to make the at tempt. Hag* pile* ot ''cm" ud otter timber* hare beea gradually accBmalaii?g aloof the road between this place ana Bal timore. and the foundries ot the company are (till bo it in taming out the imaeue amount of iron work reqnuite to biild the dettrored bridges, tanki and eolrem aleng t*e damaged route. Ks doubt tfaii company will be enabled to rerome opera tions at an aarlj day, eboald tbe bjw menu of Gen. Early proT* propitious, aad it ij a ecnsnmutation deronUy to be viehed. Th? following terms of peaca were pro poaed by the rebelj through the Ricfcmoad Es-amaur, on the 18th of August, more than ten day* btfore tht Chicago Cnma'n "SiTe on oar evn term* we can accept no peace vhateTer, aad out &ght till doomsday rather than yield an iota of them, and oar terms are : "Recognition by the enemy of the inda pendence of Lae Coalederate Statea. '?Withdrawal of Uu Yaakae forces from eTery foot of Confederate ground includ ing Kentucky aod Misaonri. ??Withdrawal of the Yankee soldiari, from Maryland until that State shall de cide by a free Tote whether she shall re- j main in the old Tnion or aak admiaaioa j into the Confederacy. "Consent on the part of the Federal Gov ernment to gire np to the Confederacy its i proportion of the Navy as it stood at the f time of aeceasion, or to pay for the une. , "Yielding np all pretansion on the part ; of tbe Federal Government to that portion : of the old Territories which lie west of ; the Confederate Stales. "An equitable settlement on the basis of j oar absolute independence and equal ; rights of all aocoants of the public debt i and pubbc land*, and the advantage* ac- j cruing from foreign treaties.' RATIONAL MSDiGUfK. | DE. THOMAS J. KISSER WOULD , respecttully :nfbrm tbe cit^eas of Wheeling and ndnity mat !>e nas pfrauwt.'j locmte-f tr 1 tnu cry for the practice of Mt^ian* upon tne Ba- I tiooai or Bdectic System. He hu been engage*1 la the practice of bis profess&or Tor a rzas'.<r of jeart. and haa bees emineatJr successful in Um treatment ot all TViflCM of diwMM. botn ksu Mad c Lron ic. | Dr. a* heretofore, will derate a good ahare of Li* time and attention to tbe treatment of stt chronic disoasns of both sexes. such as Consumpt? and all I ranet it? of Lccg Dihimhi, ah SiMM of the Throat. Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Lirer Complaints, Merctra , and ISerrous Diseases. Rheumatism, Scrcfnla, e*ery Tanety of Btood and Skis 1'iifiiM, Epilspsy, Tumor, Wcaft, Spinal Affections, IfJMU? of toe K atn eyi , and Bladder. Heart AJf*ctiou*, Diseases of tbe !;? , and Bar, Ac Tboae pecubar to Female*, tu : In- ! fiammatory Diseases of tbe Uterus. Painful Irregn- 1 laxities, Leuccrrhea, Proiapsus Ctert, and all Ner vous Diseases to whoct tney are snbjsct. Diseases j of Children caretully and rationally treated. Med- ? iciaee mild reliable and agreeable. All communications atnctij confidents**. Kignt j calls cheerfully as a prompt! j answered. 0^OSse and residence one door west erf Loci* Abixng** Hotel, Ttird street, near Bead 4 Kraft's 1 Drug Store. Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Office tocn ; from 5 A. M to# P II MFIBKN'CEi Prof. B. F. Payne, Steuben riile, Ohio. Dr. W. D McGregor, ** ** Dr. G. Arnold, Cambridge. Ohio. Prof. C. H. Cieaeeland. Jiacnmtf. Obio. Dr. C A. MeicblSMr, Var. Wert, jeSTlydAw D A CAHD. E B. H LBB-FHTelClAS, SCIGK05 AM) AOOOUCHIB?tbaz^kftu fcr naet t*vnr? wcnld reepecsfnUy inform bit friend* and tbe public generally tbat be is stiE doing basiseaa at bw oM i ?tana. Main street, near the Bridge, wijere be Will oe happy to attend to any bna.nee* in hif line tbat may be e&trc*ted to bis care. Nigbt ca!i* promptly attended to. Dr. Lee is a grade.ate ' ot the Bcietic Mednu Institcte of CincranatL, aod j baa beer rariooaly engaged is the practice 3f bis profession for the last fourteen years. Dr. Lee is < now prepared with all the necessary appasasas lor i tbe M-edicai application of BlectncQr in the treat* ment of Cnroxuc diseases, to srbicb be wocld izrite ? tbe special attention of tbe afiirted. So perfect is * tne *? Heading Art" of the present day (as practiced j by Bciec&cs; tnat lew need de^>air of receiving per manent oenett ll they cannot be perfectly cured. 1 special aitectiac green to diseases of women aad children. All communications strictly conSdentiai. f Our practice is safe, certain and prompt, learisg no mtrccnii taint in the system, but cleansing rmo- 1 eating and strengtheninf tbe genera', system, acting < in nnisor with Natnre's nnerring laws. Weuuvi, was? Ta^, Dec. 4th. IStZ. To aZ? ie?*om i: ?acjr coasr-s. W*, tbe nnaer- j signed members jf tbe Weet Tirgrrta Legislature, take pleasure in saying tbat we bare known Dr. | Biohard H. Lee many joar? prerioos to tbe break- ? ing out of tbe Bebellion. ss a snccessfn! and ener- | get ic practitioner of Medicine (of tbe Eclectic school ? both ic Kanawha county Ta. and &aaa county, Ohio. G. SLACK, Senator Tth ^ist_ W. B DUHBAJL, M. 3 D. JOHN M. PHXLPHB, Prea. Senate. ] 13^"Office one door south ef Kramer's Hotel, Ml: street. Ladies wishing to consult tbe Dr. (if they prefer can call at room Si. 8t, Grant House, and Mrs < Lee will take piehsure in accompanying them to ; the office. Can be found at tbe Grant House at night, aurfSwiAw _ NEW CONCERN. thokjls a tun. ?. grecngmra Stein Brothers, Wholesale and Betafl Dealers ia aD kinds of JJ MEN &, BOYS' CLOTHING Cloths, Cassimeres, TESTINGS, T-ULOaS' TRIMMLKOH I PCB5ISHI56 GOODS. *e, OOBJTKK or MAUI ASD MOOTOI STEXXW WBEELIIG, W.st Va WB take great pleasure ia informing amx friends tbe public generally tnat ws hwre en larged tbe Hones formerly occupied by LBTI ITKUf to double its former sb? aad hare refitted it ay a an eiegact aad supenor style. 1 * We bare now xn store one of the largest aad most comp lete stock of goods for MS5 BOYS' WEAR, To be foand in Wheeling, to which we in rite tbe I attentioDd of buyera We hare procured the serrtoes of a FIRST CLASS CUTTER. And will carry on thsiMsrchaot Taiionag business in all its branches. Ta this branch of business we cannot be surpasaed. TO WHOLKsALl BTTKB5 we oaC particular attentkm. We keep .uisuutty oc band a large stoc* of Beady-Made Clothing suitable for OOUKTBY MERCHANTS. We have associated with as in the onausss Messrs. B. Beans and H. Guggenheimer, who will , carry oc the business here in all its branches. AH ! we s?k is a call. _mya.-tf gTBUf BBOTHXBS. GREAT BARGAINS! Tjr OBDKB TO MAKB BOOM POK MT PALL X Stock. I will sell from this day afl SUMMER GOODS At greatly reduced prices, ria: LAWIfS, MOZAMB1QCB, S-.m fioNUU k *"* " (toll*""'"4' ___ ___ jrxsr^ --*? i BMtced iad vtec to k* 11*11!'^*^ . rt.iii t-v* r All delir?r-c? salt b? propptiy^ooe-ted. tin*?iul tor th* qnt--iMP"P?^ to tnacre fro*{* **?rs**!m*p *"^7^1" ?ar&m oa tie Tb* prtc. *? ??? ?* * wor4* M ued is tb? ^..tMcki of fctooct twc q^^^&ysrgg* - r. . ..i?K^ w.t&otl k???-i? Mch: tb? Mcu *0 *?? -? !?S. cb?r?. ? ??? #?????? . ?- *** S"* ttiis2iSii *l2* vrrf^st m?nt luMctor. befare iw^ . ^ t? 1 ftnry. ?*sed 1 t c&K tM " (fee S&3Ssr^^S AWI?^ extent* tM C?tI?Ct MiT t? **? 5M%3SL? JTt^22 * ?* ,..? auw; liey ?o ??*' ^ aToAm of ?*! Udier M* lb. 2?EEJESS?m.*-J? ictb.per.c. ?w*o. ?"i^SSSaw ?? ??=^ J&S3S^!f2?riru^>?-^ss jU> ?r ,og^f * ,?rr xiAE?rn? will b? daij nt>tii?4 "* or r?.ct?ct of tWr propo-^- d Hc^ b. *?????.??-?? *<,r ?' ?? ?ir~1^ *?**?f ?* ^5r?^fe atwM on* cmlj tn*t prWto??n or P"??"" . J .? tr.? '.nTLML ... COftfalil&tU ? Tb* ft*l o!Sc. oddr.Mof.ock Wt!" m> hit* t?e vrrttes is the prypau?iM. nTT.-? nu-? t, ??dT-?d to o^t?a *-?-?? tor F*?r*-" . t _, - boi*i* ul a\?wh iaroo ?f tidk fmMrmamm ?- ^ bo obioawd oo mvpixaxxn Ouo o ?OBJ? OF P?OK*AI T tb? ctkW^tm*:. do bcrofcy Pro*<2f 1 L] ^sss^iC^sr^^: artici*** SialB of Ooca, ia r*? 1 ??M " f-r ?. c/ 1*00 -Tom of B?l?i 6tr*w ?? P* ^ ^ s^?? ?^erT ? ????>? OB or betor* tb.?-d*J ^.f JfTS o? or ?&? tt? ? - ^ - ??d ?Tied** ar?lf "O"' ^t^nn-o coltr^ W.tfc tfc?-c==?i Cud ud ?pprcTee mcz.r-.tj. *itiin I*" ze'"~ei- Twir ob'U ?e*Tfcat, n.-i i_ ?. lauin- '<?,-rr Beat of T?' C-30?TI*^. *i SWfiTsqJgras a^, rood u?! asSciaBt Krt:i? t* ? tt. =??? to t? former W-J, ??'^^SR3^k>ch --* SS -^, ester 1st? m oootryt ? rb? ofl?c fcj tie _ .v, r?.fc i'tft*rmet WW? to* jok* J p??oS w wbom thr Jl a??iS*? ocr h?Hj. ??: ?^ ?-?? 18*4. T b?TbT cmtry ? tb? b? <* nj tao?Uii?? ^tou M -ccr.i>m far ^kmu! for wluct tk?y cJler to b* ?ectrlty. To k< r?rc??! by tb? Crft?d Sum ***" _A1; tof^T SSe?? of CMto?, or ?>y tb? United St*"* Owtu**** ut **** ^ SToS^T^ ???15 ?-key dr?" EiUSun. I tMg-tf A Desirable Farm for Sale. T *5JT!a&sssrthS: ^ 646 fro^fboaT^ TL? ted i> wttbin 1 'SfSK - sirfi^Es?2 | ?*Sr ^ ?* Wm- B?t ' r^-cti^ tbr fcb<-r? Aad are rtrf?cr?d t? ia* 0?bar?#, jrt*** Bu5S0^^Tpr??? ??? ^ U-,^ f oJSii' -I- 1- ofcr?l ? t?** *? ! HTS^S,Si?- Jr-Jf5??w-kI-?"m I ui us. Ba?i NEW PIKM JAXKI K- DILLOS * CO. So. 101, Hwktt Street, VaO^li. * ^ nunane. gm Ksug, **? ? K cbj^iM, itm^n is Wrt?nfal_ ,Lr?c-^jW^ i^!-<?" *=vl>?< E5 S2^2S =? of Be!l^ Broadbenra French Coffee. ,B ,MT a>Q CHIitW icmim" K>* "jmooiTOTCornuDioBB tr?T *>**!*>**_?? pigr, liouaM ? oa. i n:: bi*? ?* whouut. 6m Copy per T?r? M ? ? " Rz *0B?U- 1 oo %??Tit;i?7 t :? ilTAI 1 il The Weekly totelligenrer wm Mmii tMrty-two rrfmi. matt) WEST VIRGINIA Business College, A* UUKKL1SG. eCDICTt *T X. HITCHCOCK, AT SO. 13S max* it bar (Bonttroec-i Baiida* , a^Opcc tor Stadaata i?J aad ?pHl pupow of thi* laatttatioa m to l&ftntt X yota#ia?r wotses toe .a the prlacpiae ?fcirt ^veera the correct acwUfli at peerr ,-wy brri?.iacrx i?w iBrir^iy u coac c mutant*. book -K KBPIXG, HCpM of xt? anaard k? MOKCt prc^ Uxity *i;d latricarj. ate adejted to tie metfara *kjde of teuf t-PT w eepeciaiiy za St* Caited ar?'M i* ihe aabject ofntect)o&. its u*?, wfc*ch irt w exact. uem^ and iree from exeep aoc aa ttuw of seta* t 4&b za *?ry lew wara*. at* L*n mace xarr i'iv to she itcdsii. wk wbe m then coadacaed throa^a acoaree at $?racticel BtJOA-?eep*a?* ?- BAMTa ?r u of t>OOA* in Tihet* ef fcrat, till he the* acq aire* ? m*#Cery of the art v&jcA aaefii ? him to app.y a r.u. taohty So SAJ Amd of br am ?. A writiig KHOOL i? oj*m day atd eracdac. tf'.Mied by and geni-cinea. where. withc-at entering 1 coarae, a food Land-wr-rni^ ear W oR ARITHMETIC, aad iti mpplicarios to aG awwr of OOCVT1>4-HOCaE CaLCCLaTI ASB. receive tie ftstectus tbair primary impt-rtance de maiwie The eldest win be mad* er^aaxatec wish ?ttccv ax?a?* of cak-a larv.a not fc?nad in UwAi, tagd"t gr?' iy to the abbreviation of hia worA. BCiUKSS KLK5CK aosyrvmc Poixoad Iconottj. C f ?rgml Lav u< l?*trnct>ona xn the above eat;?*ta are isterar^r ed with Tmrrwt aad iarwicatyiae te*d>af to* the ferznaaoa of fc.+t. "tiftrartmr ?? m?a aad c^sest. The eocrae of .natrarticE a tnteaded to be aa compraaenarv* ana taorot^a aa thai J any ?*? Oo8Laers&: Goilegva, wtut ta* expeaee to u.* at a drrt is aach ieaa. 1.1. H. beg* wseec to rater Shoe* to vtea a* ta nr.r^irt to tae officers of tae baau it FbMiaf aad Bna^oport. ati eapecaaUj to hte Tadaato Vor Urf fall socrai abore indicated, .ftciai ^ the raqrxa^e t .aU bxti for &>:A-kae^ .a^ the : mS4C. ^yaa&e on&t?riac- TW uat uoaJy re quired for ta* ccaree w froa t?- u. tar*? m^^tae . t/Ct the itsdnt is aot Halted l? ria? fee T.e? rKSi^ia u ??*r?c< and retara aa oftea, a? he p?ummut *** TBUSTZES' sale, OJTHJ MTePiPM PUITTIM JCfTA^U-H MXXT. ?50W^ Ar THI -E?&IST*A OFflCr OS ftATCJU/AT. Tfi-K 17 IH ii?'LMc?&, ls?4 AT T3JK raONT >X?E OF THE COCET H-jC&M FOE OHIO OOCNTT: 13k pOMBCH cf ft Dead ~>f Tra#s frr>a Araoid Tn?wbr?d^e aad C?w?a P. I>o*a*y, to n*. War iaf a*t* tae 16ta Jalj. 1*61. reouruvd in th? &c eorder'? -Dffice t^r tae Coaaty of Ohio, la EooA 4?, loifc. Jt2. at the tmot duar af ta? Goart 3?j*. ' jt Ofeic Cotrtj. or satcrday. the iTth 5e;.tea*ber. !*??*, 'csmw-Bctaf at It o'cioct, i M , I ca*E aaL u. the a^aaa: uader at petbe aartwn. -the ^as'- -i preeee*. rttfjwe. ty^-ft. snaterta.# ftid 2i tooi ? aad ucp*e2a*(.t? atf ?ay ?ad every Aiac acw cJC'tiiAiiied za or t; ta? ; o?a* sec to^adery." then fcnova *e tte? "Unwe pr.acnc *ad panmai; f olS^ca,* aad uo? ta va ae ta? ?&#ci*v=r jkrtar^* ard peht^?fc*nf oSoa* TfiJtMa Of eft-ft.?The anw-third o< the psrehftae narnej it, cash, the reafca^f r.<r in #?qaal m?.al fbe^ta. payab*?- ta ?rx aal tvelee muetae aft?r lata, arth ?at*ra** trua iate. or ?f aoarrd, the pcreaaeer pay she fell azastmt ?f ttw parrheae ajirj .a saeh yor the aeS*rr?i or cr?dA xast*ua=-^. the purrti?t r to r:ee Dobii with apprcr??d p^-ra.-oa. a^ canty JAMJC? ?. WHEAT, aa^l: te Tra***. fftluabie Fro peri j fur Kent. ?T? LR OA' OEOCSO iAM far a -era r^-a. A ahoci jat hat?lr?l a-i fifty of th* ^r_?p erry fr^uaf aa Mjaa etrMC. ead rumr ; t**^a ?ioct oa* aanir?i ?nl tt^ry-tw. lacd. aui &aoa& ft# the Z ioe EommmmA yro?arty. laawiiateiy aartft of ftnd ad>o.aia^ ?n* baltd'nca Tnj? prjj*r:? will be rentai is aaitatle bn-id.a^ ?gu. utd timtrkOM k<3u of the dm: utspr: *e>4 property in tae suy. F. B.AW?T?3y9. Traete^ .f ?-r. > % T''* CAVAT.HY HOESfii WA^i T^D. Omci A3?ur A!TT ?^CAETE?.Sf A5TEa- I Wut^vi, * aeir Vi_ au, M4. / OPEN MaIit: fc^r t^e psrcn*ae of C*?^T Hura-u wili be aotuna?c at Wsjouj, ??v. Ta. One naaared anl hhy-tee d^ii^ra will ^ P*Ad fcr ftL horaea peaaerj hy the doard af Inapact^-. MAIi aoraee l?r ta*0??a-rT lerr.cenut beeoaal is r'erj partim-a^r . fro?n 15j Ifteoc to (1? r x>ec aaads ai^a. *ai a^t k*?a thaa <?> !?* aar ?k?rt :t*a v.8, y?*ra old; ;n ^-?o- fi?mt , comt; bnd.ewiae; of good actics. aad tree frett. aL da Pftymetti tc be male is '^rtlScasaf cf Iniefat adneaa" ft>r a2t: hjreea or more. By order of Lt. Co:. J AS. A. EKXS", Ciuaf ?i- Mi Car. Bcrt-c. J. ?. lAXXaWOXTK, ;?JO-?odtf C..4. A A W M. Excelsior Planing Mi ti. HATT3CS "Sthad Bp st eata>us-3ueut ti? larar. Impcovad Meoaiaerj I aa a_?w pre puec to fnmiah m ay u2k* to BiL^ift^Jif, tr* an? tbas wat T^rasr!y orrap^ei by stearart aad See^te, E^x^a aai 9xud Flooriac* Weataer-BoasLa*. I/jora. aaan, aaia^iea, tneiear, Ooraic^Bjarift, s^aa?tfTt. aCia.i.a^a. Pii-n^e, Pe>> ne^rtai Fr?a?i. ^ai 3 -iid;z^ M*a<srmie G^r^crrwilj. Ah war* de*3Terad f-ae of charge* tae Oieee iaad aad Pit^ r arga it. K. I>opa'. and alao at the Baltimore ?nd Osuo and Heapadi &. E. ?>epc. ta, tla^ Vrlift. ""Ordess promptly astaadad ta. ttE*JjftOE ECET.IAE. [F&raer?y of the ?ra Stewart A . 1 Brroeft^jar. BeLaa&t Ca^ 0. )r* fin* Pnbllc Sale of Valaabte Land. 1 XS PUE5TT *J9T* of the laaC wfi] aad l ?full of I X Daaieu dtaecrod, I wia ?eil at pssriic ae ca ! MO*DAT. ta* XU oay of hept=m^er. ]Hi at ta* i Ooart Houae ia Waae^a^, to tae h^aew: mjc bwet : \ fdder. the tract of \aad which ie artaac*vi zz. WtteLitf Creek :a Ohio ewinte. near tae fara oa f wtaca Mr*. Crarer keae. aad aaj.->Taa the .and of [ BeasSorth aad otaer?.ar.d w the ?eae tract cf i*nd ! ehict Tbomaa Pacii *ad wife, now iww<nl soa I eayad to the m*a Dazuei eteearod. oy deea deted tae | 11th of Sc*?mfcer. end recora^i ia aluc ooaa t ty :a Book >o. ol, ana conre.'.ir.c per Mad dead acroa. THE TEEMS OP SALE A El: Otoe foarth of the ' money u u ne pe*a a caar, and the raat. da* a tc be paai :a three year? by thrae e^ae: aa. aaai ZMm i haetrs*. eii atere* froa the day af w^e till p*id. aad ta b* *ecar?4 ay a lead af tm* oa ta* iaad. Ta? wao?e tract wbe aotd ia oae body and by the acre. T^e iaad wfii be aoid aaty =ct tc the preeea: leftae tc Star* * Kbfcerh which *x pirw oa tae firm day al April aaxuwrhea poaaew?ca will a* ?re? iOUW WHIT*. Adtt-awtrator of the aatato of DauM ttenr^d. ?wgTt ei. Property for Sale. T^H* Ho nee aev c?acapjed by J. LaUtned. Me.a X itneL The Hosae dov occs^cd toy Pater Prwaca, Water Alaa, th* Svaiixac Hoae* sow acrap?*d by T. H. Math street. *Cor^& W^eefia^. The abort will be w/J iaer and aa ramwefcia Th aa Apply to LH.Wn.LU*i*?. ?ct::3<v~ "-to. ??t-?< Saear Mills aad Etaperators. ~sr ok SI Md M ??n_B .?iJxUWy nl tW mull i af te| WK, ariOTis ec?u mu.