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DEAru OF a GREAT Co1SEa.-The London H.
Illustrated News says: "Bene,letto Plstrucci is no
moreI Who has not heOrd of Pistrucci3 1t was
Pistrucci who made with the exception of the
shIlings and sixpences) all the coins of George
ILL.,, since the peace of 1915, and the SIX prlncl-
pal coins of King George wi
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The Railroad Proposition.

To morrow night meeting Ofthe City Council
will be held, for the purpose oftaking final action
ON the proposition Of the Central Ohio Railroad.
and it is very desirable that this long controversy
may be brought to speedy and satisfactory close.
In our opinion, the offers OF the Railroad Company
is as liberal as we ought TO ask, and, we believe,
would be readily accepted, fefl to vote of our
citizens. The council, in its action on this mat
Ter, SHOULD look at the good of the city at large,
believing that whatever benefits one part Of 1t,
must be beneficial to all parts. We do not see
what difference it makes where that road crosses
the river within the prescribed limits, so the con
nections with the eastern roads are made within the
corporate limits ofthe city. lit crosses at Bogg's
Island, the road must rnu up for its connections,
and lift crosses at The north point Of Zanes Island
ii must run dO,pn for its depot grounds aud con-
neetionS. In either case. its connection with the
H4mpfeId must be at the present depot OF that
road. and with the Baltimore and OHIO Road. at or
near its present DEPOT. UnavoidabIy its connec-
tuns nust be near the centre ofonr city. and with
one of the roads, at least, north VI Wheeling
creek. We think Justice would be done to all
parts Of the city, OF at least, as near justice az
road building can arrive al, and we know Of no
reason why we should drive from US the innumer
able benefits to our city arising from direct cou-
nectiou with this great western road, and hur-
monous settlement of all our difference with il,
because we cannot appropriate to ourselves every
benefit growing out of it, and have it branching
into every street and ally Of our city. II is true,
the selection OF the crossing is left to the Railroad
company, and we doubt not they will select tina /
point best subscribing their interest, even if it
should be the site OF our present bridge, and. rea
der, would you not do the salns7 But in granting
them the prlvilegeof that selection, We bind them
forsUsr to connect with roads leading east within
the corporate limits of our city, aud at no other
points. thus securing perpetuaIy the bene-
fits ofthe actual terminus of that road, and virtu-
ally settling some of our disputes with the Balti-
mere and Ohio Road.
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sPRc1AL NOTICES.
WIN. A. R1TCnRI oR's mAIR DYE


GREY. Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beanti
full aud natural brown black. without the least injury
to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLoMAs have been awarded to
VIM. a. Ra,chelor since 1859, and $1,000 apPiea
tOns have been made to Hair Of his patrons Of his
famous bye Prejudice against Dying the hair and whis
kers is unjust, would be against covering bald head
with wig.
WV. y. BArcuELoR's HAIR DYE produces color not
to be distinguished from nature aud is warranted not to
inure in the lelst however long it may be continued
Made, sold applied Gin private rOons) at the Wig
Factory, esS broadway, n. Y
Sold in all cities ard towns o. the United States by
Druggists aud Fancy Good Dealers.
RThe GeruIc his the name and address upon a. steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
ass BroaIsay, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
spIS LIGGHLINS + BCSHFIELD.
----o~-------
DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and Inflammation the sevGres
burns scalds in from TO tweRty mnues-and that
wilt heal the wounds without scari and eccsuaIy cure
Fever cres-Pes-Sait.r Observation-Disclosures Rheuma-
tism-Sore and: Infllmed Observation-Disclosures uses
Old aud liberated SOes-Scald Head-corns and bun
iOus-Ery sipclax-sprains-S Observation-Disclosures nip.
es-chibians-bites OF Insects-Swelled and broken
breast-EruptiOns-a all Other lmfamnatory aud cuta
Locus Diseases whsT the parts affected be reached
Don't be incIeduOua about the mluy diseases
be cured by only hinshut reflect, that the lew, but
positive properties which the bailey save alone contains
heretofore eEumerated-one reach not
alone the afore mentioned disease, many more moi
enumerated.
Query-Do regular bred Pfy'isia's prescribe calOm
i"tcuTdIy forseores Of aiserenrt disease?
Elch box OF GGNrINR DALLEY's PAIN Ezra ACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of c. V. CLlCNESER " co. proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All Others counterfeit =
Price n cents per box.
5All orders should be addressed C. V. Cliekener
| IL Co. 81 Barclay street. New YORK.
For sale by L4oGHiLNS e. BUSHFYELD, Wheeling,
and Drlges is scLe.a.ly throughout the U. S. spls
You piH do qreH
If you have Observation-Disclosures are suffering
from Generaio Nervous Debty-;o p rocure at once,
a bottlco
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTuRE.
No medicine is Universally peraane ntly popular.
T. Ii. LOGAN & Co. Gen'l Agents.
! sp90 Bridge Corner Drls Store
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NAVAL APPRENTIcEs.-The following is an tx
tract of letter from Lieut.. Commanding Poutr
OF the United States StoGeShip Supply, now in the
Mediterranean: ''rhe apprentice boys on Loard
our ship ale doing well. They work all the sails
on the mizen mast, and compete favorably with
the other stations throughout the ship. In one
ye6r dizzy will make good ordinary seamen.''
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DmIxuTvENEss OF THE U. S. NAvY.--It is
mentioned as fact worthy. of notice that The ma
val armament, destroyed by the Russians them.
selves, to prevent its falling into the hands of the
enemy, exceeded in nnmber of guns the whole
naval force of the United States.
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FROM RlSHnp ,pAInlNc

Having tried Mr.. solOnons' Classes find them both
distinct and soothing 10 The sight, MORE TACT judging
from short trial, than any have yet used recon-
mend them to the patronage those in nee of glasses
Signed IN. ]. SPAULDING, Bishop
Louisville, Oct. %, 1854
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r,.,er from NorfoIk ana Portsmouth,


The Richmond Dispatch and the Petersburg Ex-
press Of yesterday morning bring US one days
later intelligence from Norfolk and Portsmouth. a
letter 10 the Petersburg Express, dated Norfolk,
Oct. 5, P. NJ, says
1t is with regret that have to announce in
opening my letter TO day, the occurrence of several
new cases Of fever since my last: The weather
is unusually warm for the season, and much fear
that such a summer temperature will have ten
dency to incIeaSe the disease.
DR.. Wright, who ptactiSed in co-paTtncTShIp
with the Iamented UpShu, is among the new cases,
also Mr. VIM. Hawkins, keeper OF the AImSlOuse.
Mrs. DalIymple, whose husband died two or three
daNs since, is improving. AlF. Thomas, assistant
clerk OF the court. is Out today also Sir. James
Hathaway, who has been dOwn Tor the last i've
weeks.
Among the deaths since my last are the follow
ing: Mr.. Michael Cullen, who died last night at
about nine O'Clock. Ills SutferingS before death
were intense. Mr.. Richard II. Holt, OF the tirmI
OF Ferguson & AlilliadO. He had been confined 10
the house for the last six months by ndiSpOSIton,
but was taken by The fever few days ago, which
soon Carried him of. Isaac S. WIlkerson, of
Queene street, and Mrs. bray, James street, have
also died since my last. The butas to-day will
reach SIX OF seven.
A letter from Weldon, dated october7, to the
Petersburg Express. says:
The news from Portsmouth to-day is very un-
favorable. Six new cases were reported there
yesterday, aud four ceaths. The weather all day
was showery, and the atmosphere heavy. to which
cause IS attributed the new cases. They had a
fine frost tbere this morning, which uust will
give more encouraging news Tomorrow.
Several persons IN both Norfolk and Portsmouth,
who have returned during the last ten days have
died. They thought there was no danger and
Il =, re,
hoped that the abSsnteeS will not be too hastY In
returning for there is stu danger, and will be un.
III we have three or four heavy lrOsts.
4 telegrsphic dispatch was received at SufTolS
day or Two since, announcing the death Of Mast.
years, and son of the late DR.. VIM. Collins, Presi
dent Of the SelboanI q Roanoke Railroad. He
died in the Western part of tue State, where his
mother aud other members Ufthe family are So
jourmmg.
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Hoos.-H. b. Sample & Sons are contracting
for hogs at s5 net. We hear OF several contracts
for hogs at the market price When delivered. Nc
Donald, Spears & Co., ma king contracts tS5.
-L1Cayette (Ea) journal.
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a Country EDITOR IN CLOVER The Prince
ton Kentuckan says:
We are enjoying some fine, cool fall weather.
writing poetry, caurting, or 'possum bunting.
That editor, we suspect, IS about as rear heaven
as he ever expects 10 reach.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

FROM tug WEST Observation-Disclosures from
Kingston, Jamaica, announces the death of Hon.
DoweII o'ReiIly, Attorney General of Jamaica.
Torrents OF rain had fallen in Dominica, and the
young sugar canes were slightly injured. The
sugar crop had been nearly all shipped. In ST.
Lucia fine weather had been succeeded by a heavy
storm, winch damaged many boats. A severe hur-
ricane swept over ST. Croix, on August "a, which
occasivned great damage. Many lives were lost.
On the south side of the island, the French Bark
Content was wrecked, and all hands persisted.
She was bound to MOrseilles. ST. C.oix was heal
thy. sIpaI-po had appeared at ST. Thomas. In
telIigence from Nassau. N. R.. announces that
long continued lains at Rum Bay, had entirely de-
stroyed the salt crop.
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FROM BISHOP LEFEvEp

Mn. SoLONoS-Sir The benefit have received from
the sPectaces obtained from you NE to express
the pleasure have received nom they suit nv
to admiration. now sec all common distances bv
candle light, well by day, with the same case as
when boy. which Could do with any other glasses.
have used 1t affords greatest pleasure to avail my
sell OF his medium of te<ying how satisfactorily has
been my own experience your skill as an oprcisn.
Yours, truly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11

pThe railroads of Georgia and South Carolina
now penetrating to Tennessee, Alabama and Ken
lucky, operating it is said, to the prejudice of
New Orleans, taking the cotton, com and tobacco
to tie markets of the seabord, other than New Or
leans.
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TMontpelier, the home of Madison in Virginia,
which twice since his death changed hands at S16
per acre, recently brought s36 per acre. Montpe-
aeEeS
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ToBAccO ISsPrcrrOS.-The total inspections of
tobacco in Petersburg, Va, lorthe last year, end
ing the 2Olh Of September. amounted TO 1898
hossheads, while that fol the previous year AMOUNT
ed to only 1919, thereby showing an increase of
9,l2I hogsheads lor this year over the last.
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NEW DI ,COyEKy FOR DEAFNEs

fu new Invented Small INST umeIi, hc cure OF ex
LcHe cases deaess entirely different in uiake and
kind that has iee or eveI he Produced They al
mOdelea TO Tue cavity Ui the cat, ard may rest within
without pIUcCtiG and beng Ui The same CO.Or OF the
skin not PeIccPIihr The owrts VI this valuable
yeHtiOm e. detective hra ing OIL
long stlnimg 10 perfect aud natural and 10 en-
HE deaf join general s.on, 10 heal
most distinctly al place wOT>EIg bar OF any
public assemblyi the unpeIs sensation ringing
noises III the IS entirely we'd and cuncei Ia
tOMs afol ded individuals all ctcd wIIA Ibis dIe4d!uI
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LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHEsr

LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHESTER
ROCHESTER,, april 9Th, 1851
Mr. SOLoxOS-Sr: Having called at W ur office in the
Arcade and purchased two pair your patent glasses
ound them superior to any that have ever used btore
they have realized more than could have expected /
have now put them aside, sa see without them. as
well as could when boy
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
~UNIoN HALLa few doors below The Norm. Wc.-
tern Bank, Main st. oc1I
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BEATTY & c..

FIVE silver Medals and seven Diplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS for first class DaguerreO-
types Adams Co.'s Gallery is corner Of Union
md Main Strange are invited 10 call, citizens
course will do so. Pictures cheap as tile cheap
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cordially concur, as TAI my Judgment gUes III the
opinion O my friend aud colleague, Lee enc
10 The reflection ell Mi soiUOns convex slas.
SEES, lot larSig etncss. Tie griud appears lu be good
4nd Clear, and The general workmanship superior.
JAMES BRYAN, ~. ID.
Professor OF Sngcry, Geneva College
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: UNION HALL,
a FEW DOORS rnE NORTH WESTERN BANK,

lie uas had tbs honor attending the above named
prncpa i'll the United Kingdom, cx,
PericEced the most fltieris la ling
EeStIy solicited to make a short tine,
he las the honor ri announcing his arrival London
with most splendid ssOtment vi his newly invented
and improved scCtacles. the superiority these
G,asse, that persons having Ii,tled es MA
Iy be relieved by using them, aud they possess the
property preserving the precious organ sight The
most advanced period OF ie while they enable both
old and the young 10 pursue Tie most Minute employ
any length time, clh:r BY day CaMLleighi Az
several individuals in the United sta es have proved
their efficacy he with confidence sOcs che iavOIs OF
public which VIII be proud acknowledge, as.
suIing those who cntrUs him with teir nds,
no eNeIIlOm shall be watl5 on ms part 10 IeTI their
OLtdcICe and appreciation Added tne auvants ges
possessed by him ol practice III the Eye ln Eures,
and under OG the eminent OCuSts by which he
obtained thorough knOwedse the diseases OF vi.
sion lie has i'll lis possession, documents from ndiv
baton.
He viii give references persons in the United
Saies, WIN have fJuld Tie greatest benefit comfort
tile oil his newly invented and Improved spec.
tacles.
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PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredth Edition 800, OO0l 1smo pp. e5C
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have tried for short time, pail spectacles ur-
10 their good quality. have rocu e, pair OF COW
cave glasses Ur Ms. Houston, which in their effects a,
N. H. HOUSTON, NJ. D.
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Having examined the spectuCics OF ur. SOOnuns, am
fully cOnvc thai they VI a sGreiior quality have
take pair FOR my use, ana find Them unusually ca
sy TO the eyes. H. l. HOWAKD
Professor of Surgery, Startling Medical College.
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LLNEIANb, Oct 9Th, lSjI.
II Affords INC pleasure 10 state mat trial OF scve.
Iai 81 ecicns UI Sleciacies placed my hands by Mr.
Solomon, hmd myself MITCH relieved defect al vi
s!O'i, and especially weakness Ol tie eyes hch
la Yr sumo ed Ur Tie as Two yeas, la We eX
ercSed them, cvcniUr short IcrIcd time. Emnk
they at oil a excellent quality and eClaIy adapted Or
such duipUscS =. klRlLiN NJ, NJ d.
Professor o. Physical Diagnose aud inroy aud Practice
vi ..ediciLe, Ned. Dep. w. X College.
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walH En0nAI.Es~ UEFnEEENm EA..TIl
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANiON.
BY DIR, a. NJ. MAURJCEAU

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES WOMEN.
One Hu"dredth Edition t5Oo,O00l 1Smo. PIP. $50.
standard work of established found cIasse in the cal
aosues of The great Trade Sales New York, PhiIa-
paia, and other cities, and sold By the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman here discover, by comparing her
own symptoms with those described, the charac
ter aud cause OF her compliant and he spared much
lous nd sufcIig well the unpIeassnncss OF max
ing known to- King inquiry or physician in respect
10 the numberless all nents which subject The
wife becoming mot has often need instruction I'D
advice in respect TO heI situation, will
find. This book tells her what the mater, and tells
her what TO do Orit, i'll simple bu chaste words and
sIs-h as She unde stand.
Those suffering from distractions irregularities Pc
cniia 10 the female system from prolGPss Cfa-
ing Of the womb,) or from fuOr aiJus will find III
its pages the OF pre- venOn, ael Grafton, and
lief.
Much distress mind, as well as thousands pecunari.
ly nigh: be saved 10 every husb4nd the simplest
apperainng the marriage we've better understood
lat they better is tTuccabe 10 that
natural aud almost cOmmemlIb!e semstt that will
consult converse with even med
ica i'll respect to complaints peculiar female
only.
copy OF s'1he Married Hon1ns' Pirate Medical
COmpaniOm,' every has physcirn that knows
|
ard which she consult times without violence
hsr sensitivCmesS.
Extract OF letter from gentle in Ia7ton, ohio.l
AYrox, May /, 1877.
DR. y. ". MAuRTCEAU:-Ny Dear Sir-My vie hiss
been pelC ePtby sinking IUr three Yeas more III
consequence great anguish aLd suffering months
before and during coRhnemet every successive cue
aud more deba!ed am Frustrated her, putting her lie
in imminent danger, Which the last OCCASION
deSpalred Of supposed Thai this OF things was
evIIb bic, and resigned myself meet The
heard YOUR book highly spoken OF, containing
matters reaching my its receipt and rcluSai
express you relief afforded my distressed
mind the Joy Its pages impaired my wife, OH learn.
Ing that great discovery NJ. VI. pesomeaux prov-
ded remedy. ltnremd rrospcct 10 ME which | little
conceived possible hut this aOtier year
would have passed head, III all human pUbabiI
y my vile would have been III het grave and my Chd ell
eGI moiherless.
uJ7UrOn the receipt OF One Dollar, ''THE MARRIED
lVOhA!NtS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMP1NIUN>' is sent
HatLsd JIss)I part OF the United atesi The Jana
das. and hTItiSh provinces. All letters post.
paid, end addressed TO Dr. 4. ~ MABEE:EAU, hux 1921
New York city. Publishing Office, No l20 Liberty 1t,
New York.
Agents ia Virginia.
II Stephens, u9,TsIioH-OC SteIli"g d. Co, HzTriEon.
6uTgh-WnI Blcakmear and K Z Holiday, MouIdsruEs-
Wide s, BIO, John Fisher. and Il ThomPsUn Wheeling
VIM Holiday, Marshal! H-JaCOb 4. Smith TVcIIs5urg
-Satnl \ Mauzy, Lel5isbuTgh-Z y Kari, Cedar Groue
.ht!ts-Dr Barnes, CIaIks5'ag-Dr Williams,
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ROCHESTER, January 18Th, 1851
The best recommendation can give tic glasses VI r
SO.UnUu Is That use theHI my aud prefer them
JAMES " WEBSTER, NJ. u.
Professor OF Anatomy, U University OF ButI4lo.
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TO PRGNHkIss,

We prepared to furnish Printers with wadc's SUI
Perior News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hand =
News Ink, hand press DIRK uSIue
NEWS lnk' power press Light Green.
Sook INK: Dark Green.
Fine BLACK. yellow
Extra RIme do. Whine.
ked Ink. Gold Size.
Extra Fine do. Vuruiuh
Light Blue. &c IEc!&c
AL Inks sold by warranted be good; and found
not to be So be returned at our expenses
n5-Terns cash
iuI7 BEATTY d c..
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FOR a SHORT -TIME ONLY !!

CpcCIncICS, &C., ground ON the exact prin-
y cipe Of Spherical Accuracy, by u. SOLOMUNS, the
celebrated ortican, from The Improved Spectacle Manu-
aCtoTy aLd London Optical rs adjustment, No. IOj Old
Il. SOOnOns, the sole Inventor of Improved Spec
taclrs, aud various Improved Ss7s is pro.
essouaI visit TO This place, and may be consulted at s
office,
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PlTlsavHuH,Jg Homo sIb, 1S,9

happy in bearing my feeble testimony IN rlvor OF
Mr. So"mOlIS' Eye Glass ItmEk tAeni superior any
that have lied. lie eyes 10 est pleasantly vi
def Their use. q NCUUOk, NJ. d.
Late Professor i'll Washington Cinves>tty, Baltimore
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FlllSBTkUN, June N-II. lS53
am using pair Of Mr.. SUlOuvlts' iIIasstA aud md
then: very CUmIiUtsble Cicr!uI, add .y lnc 10 Ia.
nun bcr vi thUse who recommend l..Ir.
JOSEPH 7. GAZZAM, NJ D.
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Just Received.
I'VE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends AMI patrons Of Wheeling ami its vicinity ana
am4 winter stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vESTINGS,
together with full assortment Of Gents Furnishing
H"oIs which wall he sold the most bic terms
Cloths, CassimcTes AID Vestings sold by The ward.
piece pattern made I" order in the latest ard most
approved style aud best manner, at short notice
W \ satisfactory fit guaranteed in all cases. or no sale
J. II. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
No. Washington Hall,
0oo Wheeling, Va
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FTHl; undersigned offers Tor sale his IIou.e and In,
Market street, side, between OuIGc am, ' 10
stiecs The lot is il icei irUnt, with good hcL l,
ling house aud out buildings ~ '"e-
II viii be sold low and on accommodating 'rr,ns ,
possession given any Lime after the iirSto: Oc,oe an
No Enquire OF
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owe WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAN FON
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON
EEER

THUS spoke wise and good man; but mark the
Changed Let the affected hear hirI and then decide we-
her 10 suffer on OF be made whole Ee professional
a. III ruined hesGLh hear.
Rev james W. II. mucutt, tic aud indep'Hd-
eut editor OF that highly popular and extensively read pa
per, the Christian Banner published at Fredericksburg,
Va in his editorial The 18th May 1885, thus A,eahS
OF HZmP.oA's Vegetable T.IctUTe:
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Savings bank Store,
OPPOSITE THE M'LURE HOTTSE

Cittzens of W hcoIiug aud vicinity:
~ would be WantinHs in my duty to Won
those whose tneress in my haIds-and myself did
not keep you advised where you ind great variety
ana good quality OF boots. shoes, hats caps umbrellas
anu carpet sacks my aI and winLer stock OF which
deem it useless to partcuarize, suffice it TO saw.
nave all kinds OF the above goods usually kept in this c
~ ana VII sell them to all who may be disposed pa
Please remember the Old Post Office corner
oco Il. H. WATSON
ONIONS.
~ Wanted-Two hundred bushels Onions.
lisp GEO WILSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-11
WHEELING, Oct. Srh, 30.

WHEELING, Oct Sih 30.
Tins Is TO certify that have examined Spectuclcs
shown by e Solomon, and have used pair resent
Ell 10y him. find themvcr superior aud with pleasure
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