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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29
JUDGE BRONSON AND SECRETARY DAVIS.

JUDGE BRONSON AND SECRETARY DAVIS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s.-The Washington Sentinel
publishes letter from Judge Bronson, defending
himself from the charge made against him by Sec
rotary Davis that he had been an advocate of Free
SoliSm, and had advanced Free Soil sentiments III
a letter addressed 10 a Van Buren, meeting in lS4S
He denies that he ever had more than one opinion,
or had acted in more than one way, in relation to
the slaveryqueston. He contends that, in the let
ter referred TO- he declined Free Soil associations,
and opposed Free Soil opinions, and concluded as
follows:
"On the mere constitutional question the opin-
ion was expressed that slavery could not exist
where it was not authorized by law, and conSe-
quently that if the master removed with It's slaves
into free Sale or territory, the slaves would be
free. Whether that opinion, so far as relates to
the territories ofthe United States, was we'll foun
ded, is question which may at some time be con-
sidered by our Courts Of Justice, and by their de-
csion l shall abide; but, as yet, have seen nc
reason to change my opinion on the subject, and
shall not therefore, invoke the aid of the compact
of 1852 to cover up any old heresy in politics.
Signed: GREENE G.. BRONSON.
The sentinel, in commenting upon the letter,
makes strong appeal TO the Southern Democracy
not TO desert tuoSe Democrats Of the North who
have heretofore sustained and upheld the guaran-
tees of the Constitution, in the face of defeat and
overthrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

Tax FoEErr FI1E IN MIcatoiN.-A gentleman
i.f tom Detroit, informs the editor of the eleVei
lad Plaindealer. that the fire in the woods there
eoas excites the greatest apprehension. II has
araly burned over a tract Of country from thirty
lofty square mites. and rages on unchecked. A
ia, number OF farm houses have been swept Oh
ii its course, and large amount Of gram destroy
ID. Hundreds Of persons are employed fighting
hefaues on the outskirts of Detroit, and will We
y psobaLly prevent any injury TO dwellings ia the
city. 1t is reportedyto be extending in the diTec-
ton Of Adrian, (sone. thirty miles from DerFoa!tl
IN! had nearly TeacbeI that city, Unless rain
the loss of timber, grain, &C., will be
Immense. SITS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

- z,>rsrilLE COURIER of Thursday says.
=. .,roc ago, the Wheeling coaches were robbed
.ss,,I trunks. containing jewelry and other
Ines. Two of the party charged with being
lied with the robbery-one us a principal in
I. al hs otherns receiver Of the stolen proper
,s,, iudictedin the Guernsey Common Pleas,
.,i,v, We learn that the former appeared in
r, ,ftst the indictment was returned, and gave
~ ga n the sun Ofs4OO " for his appearance, and
:, ,.ss was continued.
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FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Oct. 28.-Overland mail teIegraphed.
Reports say Pery's squadron reached Japan, Ju-
Iy 9th, and left on the 18th. They were well re-
ctived but negotiations were postponed until next
spring.
A formal complaint has been made to the Pope
respecting Gavazzrs movements in America.
The Niagara passed the African on the 18th, in
sight of The Isle of Man-passed the City of Man
chester on the 21st.
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM by HAMPToN'S
Il. d VEG ETABL TINCTURE.

January Sd, 1853. )
Mcssrs. Mortimer & observation-disclosures: Por the
last five years have been sufferer from Kheun.
atsn tilt, seeing your recommendation OF CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Tincture purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has so much relieved that consider 1t but JUS
lice give suffering world the result CT the apca
ton.
was confined bed for the last six months The first
acted like Charmj the second restored strength 10
INV poor afflicted back and well and feel as
young as when was sixteen. am now seventy four
consider your Tineture the greatest discovery OF the
age and poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect monu
mei 10 Dr. Hampton who has saved thousands from PAIN
you gctemen have acted the part of public beneac
tors in disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable remedy.
an plain cotton planter, and have never written Tor
literary lame; but when my fellow beings are aiiiGted'
nation valuable my fellow mani So, II you consider
tbs worthy of place In any your newspapers, you
at liberty to make use oft. Yours, truly:
ALVAH KENDALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

UTm hole, at No. 16I Mai street, Wheeling, "a.
is this day opening tile first lot Of his FAN and WIN
ter stock Ladies' and Boots and Shoes OF every de-
serjptIou; ali CT bes quality and latest style Also
IssesS nd childIes OF all classes. with lul as
Of nieI,s' bows and YOUTHS Kip boots and shoes
ssSnIs nair Of ladies Winter Gate boots can be seen
A the Fair oil the Island. -.
REAI file above classes or work arc warranted anu
will be sold wholesale aud retail -, nor p
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cAnRNpAR FOR le5a.
cHANCEEY SALE.
Bcrrylill E Co, &c.

a Butts administrator, and Benz. F, San
bOrn's admin defendants
purs uamce OF decree Of the Circuit Court Ohio
county, the Fall Term, 1851, and amended
decree made October 1853, will Friday 18th day
OF November next at the front door court house, at
10 O'rIOck, 4. NJ, sell the following property, viz:
Lot No 209 in East Wheeling.
Part Lots No (6) and CD and lot No. eight
CS) in East Wheeling ..
Also Psit Of Lots No five C apd Coz square six
c6) Main having front on SAID street OF about
thirt y.thTee feet -.
Terms Of SaIeTen per cent. to be paid in cash, the
balance eight sixteen and twenty four mouths the nur-
chase giving with good security and the title re-
tnined as further security, until the whole is paid
octI7td DANIEL C. LIST, Commissioner
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a new Pnnornnlh and DIOranin illustrating
lie Creation and Deluge painted BY Geo. Helgs Of
esfLa, engaged painter in Bowsry Theatre
n Y, will soon be exhibited tae citizens Of Wheehg
This wonderful production Of the Imagination eepses
any other panoramic exhibition in the world. Ithas
e. been ereeed aud few, IL any, have Gquaed it,
has visited Che eaptOs several States. and also the
City OF Washington, and received Of the high
' Character Om the most distinguished men
II. .Is fs-Eirlta eas 7s' oet26
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

ONE THoUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands and ss, Pound
Iumps lG 10 ID cents, including p Graveiy, b. +.
GTavey Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton, Thomas,
Johns etc etc Also supply cattee boxes OF Hunters
Jones and Hudsons, Spottsmans: Thorn's: Ewpie and
others Alsn-the Old Dindem of vi GINA Twist Mary
Bell; Cherry RiPei the California Gold Bar, etc. etc
As exclusively engaged in the tobacco Trades hay
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
Cities having laid in stock previous to the ad
vance we feel confident that offer such induce
lnemts no other better and but few any can
equal, either west. We therefore ask the mer
we also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported Scsars Also american slSn
bladdersi also in h. packs Matches, Pipas Of TaroG,
kinds Pine Stems ard Tobacco Knives. Don't fail TO cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & Co.
aI,eo3 81 Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

RICHMOND WING says that Mr.. Ballard con-
,,.ss erecting al an early day new hotel, on
80 ,so street, on the lot directly opposite the
go Hotel Of which he is atpresent prOprie-
v, Ballard already has one of the best Ho-
= :. de Union, but as his motto is Excelsior"
: l,b, no, that his new house will possess new
..ious.
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Great through Line for the East.

Great through Line for the East.
rINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
l Baltimore and connecting with the washington
branch Rail Road the Junction Claely called the Relay
House miles Baltimore, and with The Phliadel'
pha Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great upon the line now completed and
the Whole road is in fine condition, presenting OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
Tie now and splendid steamers the Union Line rom
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this road at wheel
ing through tickets from these places TO baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia, &C., may be had oil the agents.
or on tho boats. =,
A. NJ CYhceling timsl aud arrives at Cumberland C20l
miesJ at p. NJ allowing two hours there arrives IN
Baltimore C3SO miles, A. NJ, the next morning. MA
king the passage through in about 20 hours including all
u assnge checked through any the
without charge. a.. go. 60,
washRg at the Junction. and for Philadelphia al ba-
norc without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
ME time aud opportunity all points TO obtain their
Through tickets from Wheeling 10 Baltimore; ewith
privilege Oflying anywhere on the roue,C $S0O-to
Washington, $3.50 to Philadelphia, Slo-to be had on
hoard the steamers OF the Union Line on the ono ara o.
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q BFoRD) d MOnnus'
villo mar WIN. PARKER. Genl. Snn't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

EascoFAL GENERAL COHvENTIoE.--
tit-A canon was adopted, which takes from
4 gps the power to refuse to receive clergyman
u mother Diocese, if that clergyman be in reg
i,r sanding, and his letter dimissory economically
Irec, aud he has heard nothing preiudicial to his
barac,e.
Another canon was also adopted, making It the
sy Of each triepniaI convention to ap-
N, laymea, to constitute board of trustees of
I. missionary bishops fund. The Office of mis-
,,,ry bishops, TO exercise Episcopal functions in
SIS or Territories not organized in DiUcesseS.
Us created, the nomination 10 be made by the
szie of Bishops y
pr. Potter reported resolutions for the relief Of
t. iimilies of deceased clergymen. 1t proposed
,jnmittee to raise fund for the purpose, and
saled the i,sdiiciepcy of all Iecal aid from the
rnshes where the minister had served. The res
d4aons were adopted. s-rrT.r.5 90 EEEGE
canon on The abandoumentof tue communion
us reported as a compromise, and adopted, as
Us also a resolution tributary to the memory Of
tt deceased bishops.
The resolution to adiurn siae die on Tuesday
TE Eecousidered. Oh a4aaF -lit
C. P. R. JAMEs.-We fad the following para
lnph in the London Leader: Ete
The 'perilS of literature, are illustrated in this
rsRs news, by the double attempt TO burn the
hlie of G. P. r. James, the British Consul at
Tz;nia, who has incurred the implacable haired
d sH LegreeS, by the reputatlo OF having ioImet-
fEntten song in favor Of emancipation. What
Vold these people do TO Clarkson or MIS- Slower
" Jam,s has not with as, had the character vi
lsrg very terrible anarchistj not evsa a torml-
G5Ie poet; but in Virginia he s both:
The Leader is wrong both as regards !act and ia
ktsuce. No attempt has been made TO burn the
house of the British Consul at Norfolk, Some
nsetievOus boys have set Gre more than once to
an Old uucecupied building on his premises, but
in no other way has the author Of Philip Augustus
bsen moIested by the lncendary "a citizens OF Nor
tik. That faculty of Imagination Which Is SO de-
fcisat in the ctions of the novelist may have de-
ysbped itS.lf with unusual power in dressing up
,te, dful story of nocturnal iReendiarism out OIL
tie simple incident of schOol-boy frolie.
The inference which the Leader dednces from
tie s:ory, is even more faneifuI than the story IT.
ell. Some tune since a gentleman addicted to
latquarian researches, dug up from the rubbish O.
lie deal past, an abolition ode, PuIPortng TO De
Be production Of one G. p. R. James. The Po-
Il was as harmless as amummy, and gave offence
! nobody. Yet, the Leader grayely informs the
srtih public that few silly verses, which scarce
" azen, people in Norfolk ever read, have excl
sdacOnspiracy against the life Of Mr.. James =
aRhaOad Enquirer.
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TO correspondents

r., roKrnrc RErOHrs, foreign and domestic,
ga -. .r r1,.nsive this morning. The lines have
I' IA bad working order for several days and a
.no.at of messages have accumulated on
I, .ssnf the operators.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-29

SlfThe foreign. exiles aud refugees of New
fOtk ale organizing legend for the assistance OF
Turkey in her struggle with Russia. Major Leop-
aid J. JeIznanowshi, formerly commander OF me
French legion in the service Of Sicily, will have
Command. f-.-. s.tsz gzsa2
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N b. can be seen at any time at the Mayors OieO.
CURE OF HEREDITARY scRoFULA.

The following certificate is eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky who known mall OF the States, having for
affords pleasure to state that Dr. Hamrton's Tine
tttc las affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
how Albert The patient three years OF and had
the scroIula Ills fater is scIoulOus. The boy was
moving mass OF head 10 loot The upper lids
critic e. cs were swollen, and turned inside OUT eH
hbg matteriDs ulcers and proruded over the
eve halls SO as to produce blindness lts strange yet
true this cild-that felt resigned to sec die as relief
from suncrnS-has been restored 10 health under The
treatment OF Dir. Hampton. W P.THOMASSON'
Louisville, March ~, 1851. n- '-.f
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HatsI- Hats!! Hats!!!

OF THE LATEST FALL@ FAoHION.
VIZ Rare now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall ~
w sty;es and are prepared to supply patrons 4
and the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed in
endurance beauty finish and artistic curland although
ali our Hats The first of their class, they will be lur
nishe prices low as those ofncror Eastern con.
yc manufacture. Also, large ssortmcnt of all the di
cTent varieties OF So and Felt mems youths and Chill
drens Hats Also large assortment OF Fiiends Hats
of tho ierent grades, togcher with fine assortment
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps OF
tho latest styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good arti
Gle in or line OF Hat Cap will assuredy consult
both taste md economy purchasing at the splendid
Hat Cap store, No 1913, doors north Of w. T. Sell
'sen12 Eg ". w. UNISON
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure the venerable DR.. Dunaus son. oil the city OF
Baltimore, ma well known, aud whose testimony adds
to the triumph OF Hampton's Vegetable Iineture'
- BALrINoRE, Feb. 9, 1882
Messrs Mortimer &c Observation-Disclosures 1t is with
real pleasure that able TO attest TO the healing
and cuTativ nowers DIR. Hamptoms Vegetable Tine
ture. Sometime during last November was taken with
yery bad and SERIOUS cough. advised 10 take Cod
liver OIL and did so; but getting better, was induced
10 try your Tincture got one bottle, and before had
II all ms cough Permit me also to state that
FOR tin, last fin years. suffered very much from
Acute and Vergo combining me- at times, to
nv bed. / am FULLY convinced that owe my present
good health the OF the Tincure, and kind ProN
are nv frienIs at liberty this you may
~ ~ :. - - : -. = ~ G. 7DUNAN.
NB-I can be seen at any time at the MAYORS Office
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cINc1NNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-River raised inches.
Rained hard all night. Clearing this morning.
Flour advanced 20 cents per Dbl. but holders ask
further advance and sales confined to 5,2O:-
Whisky 24A. In other articles nothing new has
trans?ired. Hogs in less demand, at for early
delivery.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Ger. 2s.-Flour 6,4sa6.5o, Ohio 6,4sa6, Sc,
buoyanti Soutnefn 6,87as7 firm. Wheat. Gene
see SLIGO; Western 1851, large business doing
Coffee, Rio 1o3; Java1I4. Sugar, Muscovado 81
firm Molasses, Orleans % quiet. Cotton active.
Whisky 80. Pork, mess 16; Prime 1S1 easier.
Mess beef Is. Lard, in bbls. III quiet. Iron
Steady. .-..-. -#sa
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CAUTION,

d. MoRsE's IxvIeoRNTiNo OoRpIAp has been e92pp1er
feIted by some unpriieipled PEI sons .-.....
In future the genuine VIII have
sime pasted the cork OF each bofe, ana s qt
lowing words blown in the glass
GInn MORSE g INyIGoRATING CORDIAL, 49, IaFIs III
=. c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. Y" q
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DR. Gordon Harris-

LOCK- lnfnsry No. 81 south Gay
StPcGL Trp1sS the Exchange BudnEs Baltimore
pracilcal cShetlehee or 90 years enables mr. II
to insure sound and speedy certain class OF Dis
eases winch nave zoo long been yielded by regular rhysi
fiden!i9y either IL person or BY letter.
letter to Dr. Harris Baltimore, Md All
CONFIDENTIAL remedies sent by mail any port II
See advertisement on fourth page 80 apr4S1y
nERSONS wishing to remit money TO England, Ireland
or Scotland, in amounts from8 upwards can find
N' 4ui'N "''' tRDVyARDS, SANFORD &co.C 4
n N. PIGAEAN, Agent e
net3tr Mcclure House!
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From the Birth Place of Chrtsto-
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPToN'S

-|"--| "I.YEGEIAbIE 7IINOI UNEl'
a Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Mary.
l have many other letters. We give one below, and
w again say to tho afflicted, why will you delay trying
l' H. s. Sur CuSnERLAND GENOA, SARDINIA,
i..at>'' 20 January nth, 1858,
Messra. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The First
Lieutenant ship, who has been suffering many
from the Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by the OF Hampton's Tine
ture desires you send him dozen bottles oftho
Medicine
Another Lieutenant OF the U. s. Navy, now on board
this ship, also wishes you to send him one dozen Of
HHammton's Vegetable TIncturc,' by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February March, for
The "Tincture' you sent received in good or;
DER take pleasure in informing YOU that It has been
used with grea success by several oil our officers in cases
OF Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours,
= VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. s. Navy
We have two other letters from Rev. ME-. Eskrtdse,
equally strong as above.
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.Chiokering,s Piano Fortes:


,vEz=l THE subscriber being appointed agent for
ssE The sale ofChlcker ng's Piano FoTtes Tor
. II DWestern Virginia, keeps constantly on hand
Va good stock OF those celebrated lnstru-
which are by the most eminent pro-
OIL musc TO be the best in this, any other
y THESE Instruments offered at Boston prices, ad
wta general stock OF musical merchandise
Si3 Ilely u ouds, Wholesale and retnil.
ale oI FiSnos taken in exchange Pianos TO let Mu.
mails - w. 20 union street. re Nr11oR
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MINI n Maedr

BoOkbfndcr s. RIunls book acknowledgements
No. 24A Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
WTOULD respectfully inform their friends and tho pub
Wv lie in general that they have bought the establish
ment lately known James NJ, Ewings Bookbinde?y ana
Blapkbo mandatory and to Rule and
bind TO order blank books OF every description, music
MAGAZINES periodicals, &c in mannernott to be suTpas
and by any establishment in tho country. .
10 -Cunstany OIL hand an assortment OF blank books,
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Give I1s a Call.

go Give us a Call. ~
TIH have just received and are now open;
ING one OF lie finest stocks OF cloths, cassieres ana
Vestins ever brought TO this market for AL ana sS
wear Aso-a large assortment Of Cents FnInisllss
Goods I'VE only ask aLall an examination as OH
viii recommend themselves Chey require no praise
M 4 At No 2 washington, Hall, Wheeling, va.
~ WHEELER & LAkINg +.
-o.t7 -. Merchant T.iIoTs
NORTH CAROLINA TAX.
TX n BBIs. TAR, in good condition For sale ~
IIf)(J -+7-l'.s ; ~ JAS. H. STOUT & Co.
oetS1hfw Water at, Centre Wheeling
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps.

Nos. 146 and las, NIuinHI. wheeling, Vn.
IN s. AVERY has on hand, and is receiving one e.
Et OF the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that EzA
GSA has ever been opened in this city. His stock
hayi, been selected by HIMSELF with great care he is able
10 offer inducements 10 merchants and others far s9rpass
ING former years; prepared to sell Hats and Caps as
oy MS they can bought in Philadelphia or baltimore
our stock comprises every description Of Hats AMI Caps
rnry In Isc seH12 S. AVERY .
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Alta9' YE}
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
~ J. 6 s NynAIsihston LII,

!Iollroe 81 e YRIteeIing5 YF.est q 81 81
10 aud dealers generally that he Is now one a
the best Of family groceries in lie ester
groceries TO aud DRINK, ali which will be sold al
low prices as can be bought in tina city Give acaiI
All goods delivered to any part OF the city Tree
.H vi
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VIZ would most respectfully call the attention of Mer
w chants and Groeers TO our very large ana genera
stock Tobacco, Cigars Snuff etc., and such otner art
Giles egitmaIely belong to regular
VVhoicsnIc Tobacco House.
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iEe TO THE hIIIILION5.
From toothless babes OF nlmeless weeks -a
Toprattling iOkeTs In the streetSj
From girls aud boys that read at school,
OOfice clerks upon their stOOlsi ?. lLE
From the budding or love at sweet seventeen,
TO the Caudle explosions Of all honeymoon drearnsi
3 From mid way years OF man AID hIsIWleB
To advancing days aud .eclinng life;
From the few, who with aSto1tShment gaEe
AT the woDdrors things of these modern days.
Is heard this srDoTul exclamation,
HAVE USED LYONS kATHAIROHf
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That sta rts the roots of hair long dead,
And covers up the once bald headf
W lille the tTUant locks, 80 harsh and stihs
That used to vex the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twtTl
In such rich, iu1uTant eurls,
The sight or touch, you know not winch
sets men SHINING, aud their heads bewitch'd.
'rlle DandrliI-VeXed stuT-that once did fall
Over bruad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that wereS
By using Kathairon on the hair.
But more than half or all yet said,
Arc facts about the NrpOMs Head, I.t t'
4 Lat sometinI racks and aches with pain,
Al nd doctors pills are taken in vain. -
Now the KathaiTon, such pains l' Warrant to curess
In ten minutes. No gossiPpiRg, I'm surej
Ard for PinpIes Salt Rhsunb Erystpelas and Teter,
And ali such diseases. nothing is better. Il 81
7 YON'S KATHAlRoN justly celebrated Tor PreseLv.
Ing Restorine and leautiying The Hair, Is sold BY
every Druggist Principal merchant throughout the
World in large bottles, for % cents.
Sold to tho trade Liberal dtseount6Ht erer cont
lafasielted Addressletters to
16t Broadway, New YORK.
5-For sale by Kes &, Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Coi T. H. Logan
20 and Wheat q Chaplin u1lo-nfl.