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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

The RAPpiNGs RoMANoFE- Of the Phil
adelphia papers. having appealed to the spiritual
mediums to resolve the dolbts prevailing in regard
10 the Cars death. has received number Of
communications most Of them confirming the
news of the imperial denise. Some Of the com-
munications are sufficiently curious. The Empe-
Tor Napoleon (the deaa one) raps with great de
light that the Gar has arrived and concludes
with 'Huzza God save liberty and my coun-
uy!" The deceased Nicholas comes 10 the
rescue, and declares that everything is correct; lie
is as dead as door-uail having been pc soned /,
Of course by n l5le. He also declares fur t
express benefit Of the New York editIrs that
his son CONSTANTINE will he Il paror. A OH
er medium declares TINT Nicholas S pol dead, bat
has fallen into 4 trance. from which he " Il not
arise until the effect in London Of his death shall
be announced in ST. Petersburg; ms /, like The
eat in the fable he has rolled huself in meal and
hung himself up to banbuozle the rats. Old Paul
Isps that the Gar is not dead and that the report
10 stock jobcing operation.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
Baltimore confsre nee.

.I-|@L
The Annual Conference uf the bl6shodist E.
piscopaI Church closed its session al Baltimore on
| Wednesday last .aher most harmonious meeting.
The clerical appointments for This region OF coun-
try are as follows:
LEwlsBURG DIsTkIcT-.Maybery Cohen. p.
E.-P .. Lewisburg Greenbriar Co.. Va
! fewisburg-Ts Gibson. Lewisburg Circuit
josiah IIidebrand, one to be supplied-P. o.
Frankford. Greenbriar Co., Va. Blue Sulphur
Jason Il. Eichison. Cinionyile-E. l.. krie-
clio. Covinrtcn-C. C.. Crosin, j. Fl. Knolts.- -
Warm Springs-W Gwynn Coe. Lexington
Samuel Replpr Lexihgtong Circuit-J. j. Lar
Gent. James +. Ligge,. Rockbridge w.
Hedges, Adam b. Doly-P. O. Brownsbnrg,
Rockbridg., Co.. VAL incas;le-F G. Tehbs,
}. P. Hail Salen}aohn NJ. Green, B. w.
Daugherty Jacks6Ryi3lt -John w. Boteor.-
saasburg-JohnhW Wolf. L. B.sSnyder--
P. 0. BiacksDurg. NIontgomerysCo., Va. New
Castle-Bennet r. Smith SNewpor-H. j.
Bland. Swest Sprngs-T. B. Chew. Mon
ros-Alfred Buhrlnan, VIM. r Stringer-P. o.
Centrevlle. Monroe Co, Va. Union-Joseph r.
Wheeler. Green Bank-ThomasF Mcclure.
Little Levels Lorenzo ID. Nixon-P. o. Acade-
nv. Pocahontas Co.. Va.
WIN. r. White, Principal of DIN and Preston
Institute, member of Christiansburg Quarterly
Conference.
RocKIYGHAM Samuel y. Blake,
p. E.-P. o. Stanton. a ugusta Co Va. Staun-
ton-Chas A. Reid. Angusta--John w. Start,
JOHNNY. Ewan--p. 0. Waynesborongh. Angus
ia Co. Va observation-disclosures Hidebraad,
Joseph T.. Wassun. RocknChsrn-Joh Thrush.
A. S. Hank-P O. Harrisonburg, Rockingham
Co. Va. Bushvlle-jossph L. Eakin. Eas,
RockDgha n-Wiam S. Baird, one to be sup
plied-P. o. Port Republic. Rockingham Co,
Va. Woodsiock-james n. Eakin. l.. Durbih
Walter. Front Royal-Chares b. Young. Ham
ilton Gaver. Lost River Enoch g. Jameson
p. O. Bakers Run, Hardy Co., Va. South
Branch-James n Davis, Jas S. Thomas-P.
o. Romney. Hampshire Co., Va. New Creek
James Bea,ty-P. o. New Creek Depot. Hamp-
shire Co. Va. Mooriied-David w. Arnod,J.
NJ. LittelI, Wm Champion, Sup. Franklin
John w. Kelly. II. McNemar. Highland-O.
p. Wraman. one to be supp'ied-P. o. Monte
rev. Highland Co.. Va. msvlle-Henry
Hoffman,. O. Green Valley, Bath Co, Va.
John Wilson, PrinchsI of the Wesleyan Fe
male Institute. and member of the Stanton
Quarterly Conferences.
The following are the Presiding Elders Of the
other Districts: Baltimore, VIM. Hamilton;
North Baltimore, Henry Sjerr; Potomac, John
Lanahan Winchester. William Hirst Freder
lex (Md.. ) I. II. w Monroe; Cumberland, J.
A. Collins Bellefon,e. John Poisal Northumber-
land, L. B. Sargent; Csrlisle, A. A. Reese.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

We are authorized to announce the Hon. JOEll
LETCHER candidate for election to seat In the Thu
tY-fourth Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
MCDONALD
Dr. Halls Celebrated Palmonic EhriT

NOR The permanent cure oleOushs, colds consumption.
bTouehltIs A4thEnA, iEfuela, GROUP wh0oplne COuse
inamatinn ofthe broeheA and caused hy
10 speaking and all Affections q the oTGahso tespIEa'
ton. .n ,,.
Warranted the pleasanrst and best medicine for diseas'
&c o the lungs aver sold In nleTlea. a..
In presenting this nhdlciDe 70 the public We nave tne
satisfaction IL know that we not only nIesehl lhem WIN
all invaluable aHllI0e for the class or diseases l0e
SEES TO cure hui one which Is eItttly IN W. g.
feels upcn The Constitution, al ca b. administered Win
Uui any fear Of mineral roison. for roIl'ans e.1
throughout country, Is caused by disease We 9Igas
Of esplnlion consequent upOucxpOsure anu COW MI
ducCl US to put within The TelCl OF every ru!
WHO may need reI:edy that has proven Hse sothHa'u'
able, 80. .vn.,,.n.. anil
study OF tUSe diseases VI lungs which AH SO "
our ChangcAb bic CliHale and we claim 70 DC III auEanCe
Of ali before discovered for hOsc peculiar
cOnpl nis, an Improvement upon all, anu consequently
,urcror 10 all others.
We shall make no cXtrava8ant assertions OF w. ehEseS
In curing icateS. like tie vendors Of TOO many osllus,
who deceive all who trust thenI nor Sl VIZ osa ou' any
inducements which experience does not JUSTLY. ,,.,.
llpaiEenis win crseyere tbs use o. llS heuIctMe.
and use Il as dncted they will be curr ~ every sIase
nun rrNus persons now enjoy blessings o. heah anu
renewed life, Il we've, who Otherwise w0nlI nave IonS
sce bNen liz heir grave. hui fol o lney am Jerseys
ring uSe Of this invaluable remedy. It's mol pIc!ened
That il Is iEialible IN every stage OF eonumnllo out We
know II TO b. beier adapted TO the various diseases "
respiratory Orgaus than any other Medicine ever oheteu
tile public An We ash Is trial and ncSery tnsiae, u
action Is moi givHn, the money VIII be returned.
Genuine slgited 4. IIALL Il co. For sale b. JAMkS
BAKER, Diugsst, Wheeling, Va. Also, BY Druggists
serersiIv tbronShout The country, ap9-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28

i fears aSo6y Dr. Riinltlin, corner Third and Union
SIS. between Sirute aud l'Ie, philadeIPhla, Pa.
lNVALiDS
Arc apprSrd that DR.. KINKKLlS confues his practice
10 particular branch OF nedclne, which engages Ills
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
Sgainst the abuse Of meTeu!yi thousands are Annually
meeurialed ou' Of lilo. Recent affections promptly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
IN Tie Treatment OF acla&s Of diseases hitherto neglected
aud iNpeI Iectly understood, las enabled mr. hlNkh-
lha nlne lenlS OF tie causes Of nervous debility local
and constitutional weakness, nenlal aud physical sueT-
lug, ale 10 certain habits, forming tS most "e.
cet deadly AMI fatal springs Of domestic misery AM
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
There Il all evil ait sometimes ndugcd IN BY boys, ~
solitude, Ollen gIUwl.9 up will tel IL ltll0oii al
Which, II nOt reformed In due time, UI only Iegets SeT-
Gus obstacles 10 matrimonial happiness, hui gives iAe To
series Of rIOtIaccd, is lOus, ami devastating alice
liUns. Few Of those WHO give way 10 lls lcrnlC!ous
pTacttceaTc aware The consequences, unlI Ihey nlu tt
icrvOuS systems thaieicd feel strange ai unaCcOuhta
bIe feelings, aid vague fear, IN the MIND. :,
Tie unfortunate illus afflicted becomes feeble, is una
bic 10 labor with accustomed igor, or 70 aprIy ny M
10 study; his step Is tldy and weak lie IL dull llcS1
Iue aud ega eS IN his Sport Will less energy Than usual
he emilcipAicS himself before The ptactce has IOle
Its wOisl end enter M'atTinOny Ills marriage Is unu
Gu and hiSSCnSc tells lm that Ibis Is caused W s ea
IJcs TtSt are considerations Khich should dtedkeH Mt
atltMtieM of Mess SiMiIaIly ttindhd:
MARRIAGE.
Require tic fulhlncmt oil several conditions ~ otdet
that Il may be really tho cause Of mutual lIaplhesS.
Could tic sell which now covers tie origin Of domestic
wic;CedueSS he raised, and lis tue toGee ~ every ln
sta &C dSclOSCd-in how many could be Traced 10 pyS
ical ,SqIacat0ilsa and llVlr attendant disappointment
Anpiy IlcI while yet IN tine IN order ~ have your uI
Slilg and icdXed Organization 'e6'aeed' 'eviSied and
strengthened ,
lie who places himself under llr. KiHkelinS Treatment
may IcSiOuSy CUnflc IN Ills honor as gentleman utt
ely upon lie assurance, that Tie SccTelS VI d. MS IA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
Professor woods, Oriental Sentative
IfNfMaul.

This ILDlmtntlsa valuable auxiliary IN The rtatnem Of
sone Of tie most dlseases with which Is our
lOt to cURieRdi for instance, aPmaoH Of he lRHs' az
4oReEs. ny thorough and continued application O this
Eminent over tile region Of The affected organ lese 9th
erwIse formidable LseaIes are al once dsarmei OF MOIe
than half their terrOIs, particularly among children, ana
Thousands OF mothers, we're they allowed 70 SPEAK, would
with all The eiOqGence Of feeling and aecto hear their
united testimony to the fac, that had
dren front tho very Jaws Of death, and restored them 10
their liner health aud beauty again, II will DO found
Is an Aguo Cake or an enlargement OF tue spleen all
cases where external application OF service, this n'
nent will be found useful.
Generni Depot COS broadway, New York; and III
aIket al. 81 Louis
Porsae wholesale and retail In Whteinghy
iA1j3m WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

NIlR undersigned takes pleasure In informing his iCnS
and lie citizens OI Wheeling Ind vicinity, that he las
jusl received his Fail ard winter sWPrIyOI
Cloths, GdSSimcreS and Vcstihgs.
SOt thinking II necessary 10 enuneraic ny stock. stint
nly Aay Il e6Hs!e Of the very latest. IGWeS ami most
fashionable style ii ClOi> CaS,nCtS NW VeSIlngS,
Iain and fancy together with Iu assortment VI GCns
Furnishing Goods
jcnlelIfn Whaling anything In my line viii 10 well TO
give ne GILL; as ain determined to sell as low cry
S,heI establishment can do, End my work, for style aud
quality shall he s ur second 10 I0Ee Having the ser
vlre& Ol two competent Cutters, feel Faiist IN ASsur'
IG any one wIO may ayUT INC With call 10 give enlile
satisfaction Al goods warranted to he rs represented
or no sales.
Goals Vests or Pants got up 10 order al The shortest
Eoilte, J. II. STALLMAS, Merchant Tailor,
OtlO Nn 9, Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Cht,.nMi Si Philadelphia, oRpo.s NE State House.
HENRY ". SARRORD.
lMPoRrER ANU DEALER N CURTAiSs, CURTAIN Ma
rERIALS, ASD FURNITURE COVERINGS,
when he Offers al lie lowest market prices,
IpIiOL ESjLE AND RE7AIh
The EtOckrOmpTisng, In Pali, lie tnlUwinS'
Embroidered Lace GuIiainsi tiill CmhCrSi
Ito NlAin 10 do Pih&i
nJapeTy LaeeH d MuSliHsi do bands,
French IIatcs, widths Canopy Arches aud RIngSi
and cOlOrSj Cords, TaS&cIA, IimpA,
SatiHdc I.IiheS' FIiigeS, curtain Drops,
IlamaSkSi w NC:
stock 81 FRENEH PLIlSHES, If all chlNrS AMI
qualities M hand -.
'TIiS7KD Is INDOlp SHIDES. aud HOLLANDS OF all
cOlniS fol SlAdNg.
T. H. peiAOn ordering Curtains, will give the measure
uithc heIshh AMI width o. no entire flame Oi window.
nlTI7- lVlHW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
! A,SSlUNEE'S NOTICE.

WOOIuNiH D WI TNTI' -. =
q tmcon u. Woodrow having, on the ilth dayni
. drri 1851, by proper deed conveyed ~ trust TO Ie
Undersigned lor The hencliL Of Ills said WOIlrOWs !ed
ora All 81 his real and personal pTOpc aud chooses nac
ilO ali persons In aus VIE indebted TO said wOod!nw
aIe ieuulred 10 lnakc inellaC payment 10 me, and all
N order 10 receive any heuC, under sad tIuSt within
four nnhS 10 fife their claims with the proper release &C
tUTdlhI 10 The terms Of said deed, with The Undersigned
SniJ GKO, ", SIGHTS, Assisre,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
New Savings Bank Store
At TIlE
MN DASHr AVfTtISIE

"HEEP iRG HEiD AND FGET COY kEkh"
(tlTIZES.Ol Wheeling aud vicinity USLNI
for health reminds ne that II may not be ars|''
y0ur aieEii0n 10 NY Fall aNl Winter stoek d E,'.
Shoes, llais. CapS Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks 'tlt
cnTIEI Of Market aud AOnIup klIecis, Whole w. WI
mi rIeat yatcty OF fashionable lately received Gosi
suitable TO the season, at low pIlceS. ..
VeIy thankful !O the liberal patronage received N1tt
and cyIiue my stock, III vii he my pleasure 10 see AL
vat on j0u) thus uniting lEbOr with resi-, 'hst nAi
have their offspring health. and 10 this adding mdVH'i
and economy | may have wealth.
ladies', G you wish 10 purchase fashionable aLi 6f'1
winter ROMnHtS, sure.
Cali al the aid Post Onice, opposite the MtLaEe:
Gentlemen, II you wish topucl,asea fashionable ~
OF Hal,
Celat the above place, where you will set-illt
Remember, the old Post 0licC corner.
To Country Merchants have a lew G"uds'" 10
Inv prices. ....,,..,,,,.
OCl7 u. u. W!IS"H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ . =. = -
No. l, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, oAsSlMEREs AND vESTlNGsI
New spring aud su,nn,er q ood4i

New Spring and Sumner Goods!
7 TiHEpleasUIe IN being able TO say 10 my old cuStcn
i ets and The fashionable community, that have Inst
returned from New York and have bean able 10 procure
the most Fashionable oOs for the season that Tie great
Ear0HURl, New York, imPHTl from RIaHe aud tie
old eounIieai and having dispensed With tie sale OF ro
nun el0thHs, gives me more room aud line 10 attend 10
The wants Of my customers IN the fashionable way. My
new SUCK now consists OF
BLACK, BROwN, GEEEa, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DtLliA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool eaShnNreltS al shades and col0Ts
bOmbaIine, dIaper suner cloths linen aud grasScotls,
Fenei RnslIsh, and American casslnnIesi akn ducks
IlHen dhllugs, &c for making pants, IS 10 VeSllnss,
have The most beautiful selection ever looked IN any cl
" all Of which am INV prepared 10 cake W Ia The most
itShnh1bie and beat STYLE aveEecuIed Nj RussELL
SefyieesAs cutter Tor the coming EAAEh feel certain III
sAHnS that cen furnish better cloths thanaBy 0u&e west
oil The Allegheny mountains.
In connection with The above HAYES beautiful assot
nent o. Furnishing Goods oil fine reasonable, aud ASH
i0hlb consisting or cIOh cashmere, CAShIeEe, hOM
baIlne, grass ilnen dlabla and alt len fork, dress
bRl butcSs Goals Sesis and pants, made from the most
AshlOah aud SelSORab!e iO0ls, great vallet ALSO
Hel aud cotton Shirts, slk, IlEen lambs wool aud cot
ton URleTShiIS aud hIawersi cnVas, stocks collars,
gloves aud EuSpendetS.
Hosiery In great Variety ALSO every other article suit
able for completing a senlleman's wal drUhe.
Al tue above named articles, together With many other
Articles that can be found al my Sl0Te No SpTiSg li0e.
Please call iA and take look, and much 0bIIge YOURS
Engi y. RlCEi
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock VI common clothing that VIII DIS
rOte VI al COST OF even less 10 make IoOH IUE NY HFTNS
mIoi s. RlGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD If CO.,

Cfh US W. FIELD y Co3
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. IL CliG street,
NEW YORK,
Are Sole 4 gents III the United states Tor
Musprait's superior Rleicling Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing pAp.eFs'
Russell /" SUPERIOR "
Rawllhs & sons English Tissue
FIRST quality ultTamarlne Hue
They also Agents for the principal Paper Manulae'1r
ers In this country, and offer for Sale by far the most en-
teNsivC aud aud desirable stock OF iIHr and pstv Nsas
cturrt dtrriaS that can DO found In lh'sorany o'ef
country. ,-,,,..- No..
are sold By The cas- only. - =,
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO Offer AZ
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, the lowest possible
prices, ,,,,
PAPER made 10 orier any size OF weight Liberal all
vances made Oh c6nssnneniS nf Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise
RAGS. aust-iy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
1NTELL1GENoER
COOK AND JOB OFFIC

% Ook AT u W o VT W e
tetild heiI ftl4hda
and the public generally, that Ia Connection with tie Oee
OF Inc Daily lnfeEeAteT, they have Job OACe expressly
AlteL up for The execution OF all klldSO OF
PLAIN AND ORNA MENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly new, and embracing The Ia
test GyeS VI lob type and their age aud well selected
stock Of paper, cards. inks, &c, being purchased al The
ovtt Cash prizes, and the JOB ofte 6ensa dstieI e
pATtMel calefIy ami Evidently n0nSged, teyCaHgu1(an
zee 10 their customers ehe satisfaction az regards te
Reatncss, Accuracy nnd PFonirtaesSt
With which their work will te done.
They are pTepaIed ~ execute
CIEpS, PGouHIXxEs,
CIGCULARs, POnEKs,
LLsELSI COMkRT RIt4t
HUI IlTAbA BLLL TICTErt
HILLS LIBiNu, STILXIO4T Hits
HIEE GHECEb, ArCTION fLls,
ORpEG Hooks, lM.T1nEtp,
EutEs FGronT II0OES,
llEkbs RAILROAD HANKS,
RKCEIP1S Il0tEL REdIs1ERs,
g. PGOtEsts, SuNAoM,
f.. BEiLS, RLEcTioS TlCxErs,
And every Otter dearIponotI Printing AlsO
ell kinds Of work In
COLOItS ANDBRONZRs.
teS"Al orders fronla dSlaMePrOmrty attended TO-.
~. sUt5 URAlTfY co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28

Ft' A, ~. I'M, - vAu,
THESE chains were frat introduced In the city o. New
VnV SSS than one year since anil alter His subjected
nihnioph iIAIS IN every hOSpita IN Tic city and apl-
81 IL liz. VaIFrIue Moi, Post, GarnochaR Van HIru
AID others II was discovered that they possess SlIahse
mi wonderful power In tho relief aud cure Of The above
class i diseases aud their sale, and tie success that las
attended their use Ia unparalleled, 49,.
Previous 10 their Introduction Into this county, hey
were used every hospital III RurOe AMI are Stelled by
patents In RIAIee, Germany, Austria, Prussia AMI Kils
land, and also In the United States: ,,,r,
nrlllNK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
,rLs T,nrinAs mum Ich Il IA claimed that tho chains
r,6S4e ,HSf ms fysiiorS cues aIc Isl-lLSi ali mTTcu
ssSSsS are attended aud proluccd By deficient supply
NERVOUS fluid, and agent tat resembles eisei,c
NJ aH osnT ~ ro IHo ~ ns,I
E1gee ehan SnI s ~ Ia rv,srd eTvt@IS syS
tcnh hy ~ p0wetIol su sES s im w. b'sb Nv
which iequ'IeH " SI S,sI ~ - ~
entire system Nns.irs ", ri.J oSssTvsIrs nj In
hen Mhe us L.i,, ~ i.omrej RiSE IrirIjon uT,I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28
Saddlers Hardware,

AND coach TANNING.
UST opeLti large ASSOC luent olSalders HARDWARE
d ard t,ach Trimming, Coach aud Lev tier VatnlSh,
Ruesy IoNA, IluhbS, Snkes, Fellows, Garbage and TIE
Hollis, Maieable Irons, Patent and knanEllcd Leather,
,sniinn nj iIe iIublIc. JOHN KSoTR,
'nSis " WV Old Stand, 1853 Main st.
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cRHAT CITRBFOR DYSPEPSIA

eau equal iFCUlallVo IOWeIs' ~ TO r. I
s",.eaIlc TO lie TASTE and may DO taken BY tue nst
feeble patients wlO cannot eat water Checker without
acute distress. ewalc Of lIRrGuEh lAIrAfl0SS FEpsh
Csll on The AGENT ard get descriptive circular, er1tls
giving large amount Of SlESrrc kvpESCE, rom he
hs's AIinSl Chemistry nr. CombeS PHYSIOLOGY o. "!
rsstion r reIeifa on Food and lle. Dr. John ". IRA
Ter Of New York unIvcISity Prof ungllsOns phYsNlo
sy, POI Snan, OF Yale colleges Dr. Carpenters fhys
fUOpyt elc together with reports ofcrREsrom all pans
T. il. PATTERSON, 30 Monroe street. wllEELiNG,
Wholesale and Retail Asent. lhArGl-h9wIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28

Notice.
JIT u. MOTIF has associated with him IS partner
w his brother ". MOTIF, the p1TlIslshIp G9Tl.
nenring Oh the It'll Inst. Tie style Of tie hTn VIII lie
", u, AOTTR& llROTll RR. lIeblO
Second Notice.
A LII PERSONS Indebted 10 ". H. MOltEaTe requested 10
4hi6 ", u. MOTIF
Bound to Shave!
TIE IAQuES LEG0uLTREs celebrated wa ,n1 lieu
RAtOiS They shave with the SICaCSi ease ana a'e
ihe brsi excl bIOug 10 this WaIket just Ieeeytda
Wv 4. y. nROwN'S
10 New,Jowelry Store. WashnslnIl
Threw rhysic TO The "chrrH
HYDRO ELICTRlU vOLTAIC CIIAiAS.
Producing Instant relief from lie most acute pain pef'
IlralIeiItly cuiIns all HeuIAlsc dlseaSeS, RheulA'
IiSin, painful and SwelIed joints, Neuralgia
Of iLc Face, lfatiessI blindness, st,
VItuS' aIcc, Populations VI tie
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains In The stomach, lH
Digestion Dyspepsia
Uterine Palms,
Paralysis,
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W. TOI- HN 7 TEENt - :.
have small stock VI common clothing that Will dli
rOse VI al cost OF even less, to make loom lOT NY HpT
Stock Of fine goods;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-28

H1'TEfoMpSON RRYNOLDS, interes,.d in u.,,
House, respectfully Invites Western MeehlAs 10
ktmA eau. Jtl4SIp"
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call upon you to assist to give aid for each d ycu
70 feel iersstsd in extending the light Of the Gesps 70
Ne iaIogAnt mil hons oil the East

10 feel iueested II extending the light Of tne 6espss
NJ ieEsgant mil Ions Of the East
sPEECH OF DULA, A NATIVE Convict.
The Rev Er Philips h. re introduced to the audiences
DslH native convert belonging to the Ssutai uioe MI
Phillips, sad Dula pupil his class IN Sautai'
had brought him here with his wife and family
Des black BOY Nposrcatiy about fourtes years Oh
e; he dreseed olcH pants, over which ne wore
Oh ccked ih,rt reaching down 70 - knees stranger
would hare tslen for pAG tsuon negro iroc1 the
south hs hair Vas black and curly his no broad and
hSA and bad altogether much Of the Arssn mark In bis
pAysiognomy. He appeared mach embarrassed whom he
sans into the pulpit which arose, - Mr. Philips sAc,
fssD the fsct tsst THIS wss Axst time he had
aops~sed before public audience. DulA spoke ~ fol-
Isys IN his native tongue, which was translated BY Mr.
rkil1ps q he wspt along Duh spoke very fuently,
ana m = load y remarkably cisaz and musical. He
Nv friends wish to tell you Of something which has
Assn done for aud my race BY the self sacrificing
nss;spary They have brought to me the hgnt Of the
Gsspl they found isnoraat, and they taoght to
DesC-thsy found mo . heatbsn, and they gave the
6espsl. | WAS heather darkness, but have bssn in
ssIstsd, and can read the word of God and un-
q sn neYs. But want mis- sionarics The work
- hs done 10 great, the iaborsrs We want
nsss Of you TO come to my country | once heavy
~ heart but all my burdens have been tsken from
~ ny souls publication In the spirit OF Christ
Duta here sat down, and = collection being taken up,
~ sudience dispersed. Tho Rev Mr.. Graham STATED
during the exercises inst the SautAl tribe whssh
Qua belonged, had NO language that written, but
hat M Ph,ips altar much labor had reduced 1t TO
vSsang, and wanted assistance to publsh 1t and
sasssiats It among that people.