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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27
FROM THE REPUBLICAN.


Mesrs Editors.-lou will please announce
in your today's paper, that the place of meeting
of tho Democratic Association of Elnn has been
changed to Bethel. Messrs. Tribe, De Witt.
Read and others will address the Association on
Saturday 2sth inst, on which occasion Fish
Fry and Dinner will be furnished, free of charge.
We invite discussion. and hope our Know
Nothing friends will bring forward their speak
ers, or at all events will accept the invitation we
tender, and come out and hear ours. Come
one, come all -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27


PERFUME OF FLOWERS. For the benefit of our
lady readers publish the following easy meth
cd for securing the perfume of flowers. To be
able to extract and retain the sweet fragrance of
the Rose, the Violet. the Lily of the Valley, the
Caycan'hus and other flowers, after they them
selves have withcrcd and gone, would be priv
lege which certainly ought to be highly apprecia-
ted. The experiments one which may be easily
tried and if it proves successful, will most rich
ly compensate for all trouble connected with IT,
The following is the method. us given by the
Scientific american Gather the flowers with as
little stalk possible and place them in jar,
three parts full of olive oil or almond oil. After
being in the oil twenty four hours, put them into
cloth, and squeeze the oil from them
This process with fresh flowers, is to be repeated
according to the strength of the perfume desired.
The oil being thus thoroughly perfumod with the
volatile principle of the flowers is to be mixed
with equal quantity Of pure rectfed spirit,
and shaken every day for II fortnight when it may
be poured off ready for As the season for
sweet scented blossoms is Just approaching, this
method may be practically tested, and without
any great trouble or expense. 1t would add ad-
dtional interest to the cultivation of flowers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

WE have frequently heard the celebrated
German Buffers, SID IL Dr. G. NJ Jackson, l2D Arch
a'leet fhadelnhn, srok'n Of N terms t thr highest
Hendaon. aud we honestly heev that it Is Of
H." best med rnes advertised far tie plants for
which II /. recommended. They pleasant To tho
taste, mud be taken under any cir 10y the
n3-t delicate stomach. The pres. far and WIDE have
united in cnr,mending Ibis invaluable remedy for dys
pesia, debility &C., aud such the healing effects Of
this Inuac-a. that hope it he introduced to
every family where dy-nep,a has is likely Il hsse
victim See advertisement, spl l3 d2S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

pIscUssIoN.-Gen. Millson and Capt Watts,
the opposing candidates for Congress for the
Norfolk district, had discussion at Charles citv
Court House on Thursday. The gallant Captain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

NEW CONCERN A. Wiliiam, calls ,bs
attention Of the realizing community Ia his well
lrct assortmci Of new books Of eve nv kind. Fine
stationery and fancy goods. Work boxes, fine Pearl
Part VI 'nnaie l'ures, Pocket knives. Tooth Brushes
&c, &c The ladies particularly requested to call
and cxnniue many useful and beautiful fancy goods
4 apl27 Is R. A. WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

IN Scrofulous Affections. Mercurial Diseases,
Kings Evd, and in ia AL diseases arising
inudicUus use of Mercury, Carriers Spanish Mixture
Inns for itself enviabe repuiaOn-n reputation
med on its own iatrin>ic merits. BY removing the
Of ii.ease it effects rapid and permanent
hundreds Of our fellow citizens have know
Try it before il j. too lat. apl3-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

Hon Tom +. Marshall tho well known orator
OF kentucky. has once more joined the order of
the Sons OF Temperance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Cnrrsnt,
Contacted fNtRY WEDNESDAY AID sttrRpA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27
! AIDES LOOK At VUIS-30oo yard,

sup rior French Lawns from auction which will
sell prizes tia, will please. Also the very finest kid
q made Mt 624 pair plain blacl silks, fine
coorcd Free CHI Jackonetts and the fines, quality Eng
l,h and French prints 10 cents per yard.
nn27 Ia Il. II. LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

BROAD Rock RAcEs.-The Spring meeting
over the Broad Rock course, commenced yester.
day. with quite a spirited rice, for which Thos.
Doswell's colt by Balie Peyton, Tally x Cheat
hams colt by Revenue. Jno Bechers colt by
Tally Ho and {. Green's CHI. f. by Belshazzar,
were entered The race was won by the Reve-
nue. colt. We annex the following
SUMMARY.
Tuesday, AprH "a. "A sweepstake for 3 year
old colts and fillies-S300 entrance 800 for
feit-mile heats
Tally & Cheatham's CIR. c. by Revenue, dam
Andfeweua- j
c. Green's CHI. f. by Belshazzar. dam by
Glencoe ..........-....- 4
John Belcher's b. C. by Tally Ho, dam by
Paris Northumberland. 3
Thomas DoswelFs br. c. by Bailie Peyton,
dam by Emancipation .....-......... 1
Time-ist mile, LISA; 2nd mile. l:5li.
X. Wing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

l. TINGS; &c. DC Superior Black French and
co!ored Cloths of the very finest make super ur French
Casimeres fine Vestings. Cavats, hid Gloves. Pocket
Hnndk ercheis, Collars, Sc. My friends both from
bova goods and you shall be well paid for your visit.
aploT.f4 B. " LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

NO1ICE.-TI Q members Of C erokce TIL / O.
~ X NJ. No. 81. are hereby no if"i to at,en | at
their Wigwum a,h .eop 9TH sun. By orb Of the
Stchem
Plant Noon 81 sun q tun 56.l5
apl27-l in > 3. JOHNSON. &. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27
GOODS-.NOTICE.-I

y Store ul .tock maple good. BIea, bed md
brown Cotton.. Ticks plai Cot:ons. Apron CHECKS,
heavy Linens. &c &c NIL If which be bought for
Gosh NJ very low prices.
nnlo1 [. 3 II. lewis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-27

NEGRDES FOR SALE -1he subscriber
wishes eel val IA IL woman with fur ve,y
cly children. TIE woman is abon, ~ old md
Is good cook washe,, :. burg lin will be sold Tor
cash, Or good paper, &c. Apply to r. Preston
MICAJAH DAVIS. JR,
He also wishes tn sell several men md boys at his
farm in Bcdfard ap27. dltAwts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAI,.

20 the raPdere OF coughs Gods, holrseness, bron.
chiis. whooptng cough thma and Consumption, is uu-
versay known the best remedy ever yet discovered
for every variety OF Pulmonary disease. So wide the
field o: its usefulness and the cases of its
cures thai almost section of tho country abounds
in persons publicly known, who hive been restored from
aarip desperate disese OF the lungs by
When tried its superiority every other
medicine its kind is too apparent escape observa-
ton and where its virtues known the pubic no lon
ger hesitate what andote employ for :heistressng
and dangerous Affections OF the pulmonary organs which
nc2en TO climate. by its timely many, nay
all attacks of disease upon tie lungs or Throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands every
year r,om premature grave. No family should be with
out it, those who do neglect provide Themselves
with remedy which wards of this dangerous class Of
diseases win lave cause 10 derloreit wien it stoo
Proofs Of the urpring efficacy of the Cherry Pectora
need be to the American people,-they hs We
living proofs in every reIghbOrhool. But those who
wish to read the statements Of those whose health has
BEN restored aud whose lives have been by
use, will find them III my American Almanac, which the
agent below named has furnish gratis FOR every one
Prepared By nR. ] Ca Aver, Lowell, Massachusetts,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Prfece Is cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
fEnAf A. C. GOOD 4 Co, wheeling
dec wholesaleard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
Wtaconain nleotLon.

Accounts from Wisconsin give the following ex-
PLANTATION Of the late reports from that State re-
. yerspg the previously reported results the cleo
ton for Governor. -A4
1.-THE official declaration that BaTStow, the dem
osratic candidate, is the Governor elect, after ev-
cry had conceded the selection of Bashfnrd, the
republican candidate, has produced a good dent of
excitement in Wisconsin. The mystery is being,
gradually unfolded The leading fact is as fol-
lows: Waupacca county was originally reported
to have castthe follow ing vote: BasLfUd 39j, Bar
stow 259 This vote correspondent with the pop.
e nlalion and was deemed TO be ofici4I. But when
the return loT the county reached Madison one
tOsrn in the county was returned as having cast
1912 votes, neaefy alto them for Barsto1! This
"a return elected BaEstow and secured him the ceti-
ficate. But the return is papable fraud; because
on the first Of June last,thecsnsms showed male
- population in the entire town Of but 3SS. ThsI
fact alone sufficient to invali,lae Barstow's GER
tifcnte. if. probable, the question is carried
- before the couTS''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25

Tux PACIFIC RAlLRoAp.--1n the Virginia House
of pslsgales on Wednesday last Dir. BurweI. of
Bedforl, introduced series of resolutions express
sive OF the opinion of the Legislature as to .'lhe
more petfeceunio of the Atlantic and Pacific
Statesn by the construction Of railroad 10 The
Pacific ocean; the road to consist Of separate aud
. continuous sections. incorporated aud controlled
blythe State and Territorial Legislatures within
3, whose jurisdiction it shall lie.
The resolutions deny any authority to the Fede.
: raj Government to construct any part OF such
road, ard favor the mute Though the southern
Southwestern States and Northern Texas, south Of
the river ella, to some port on the Gulf of Cali
: f0rnia. They ofirm that, whilst in the present
incomplete condition Of the improvements Of VIZ
GINA any subscription to the Pacific railroad. on
the part OF the State would be premature anu i'm
proper, the Legislature cordially recommends its
construction, as presenting advantages of COM
mercial and political character alike important
10 the South and the preservation of the Uni.u.-
TheIesolutons were ordered 10 be printed for ru.
- ture consideration.
SO Twill be recolected that the State Of Texas has
alrsatly madsaEge grants of land towards the con-
sfdetion Of what is there called the Pacific Rail-
Ioad--Nat. Int.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
NEwssA,eEe cossol,pArloN.-on ,he 1st Of

NEwsPArgER CoSsot,pArioS.--on the LIST Of
January the albany Argus ant Albany Atlas areto
beeonsolidated, the Atlas having been sold to the
Angus for $4,000. The conduct OF the joint con.
will LemInased by the working editors Of
both papers II is understoo that this is PEE
monitory SYMPTOM Of fusion of the twoblanches
Of the Democratic party in New York State. The
anti slavery wing Of the softs having gone over to
the Republican party. the Atlas, of course, is lett
without party, and dies natural death. The
Argus was the the Hard organ, but year ago it
abandoned that faith. and in the last contest sup
= ported the Soft ticket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25


$50 Tn9 SrArE- DEFr OF VIRa,Nl..-A discussion
ELaEose in the House of Delegates on Wednesday on
TeSnIution TO instruct the Commute Of Finance
in Eesar to the report of tax billto meet the in
lebtedness Of the State. 1t was agreed to, as in.
BtTuction to the committee, to take into early
consideration the necessity of such increased tax.
alton as NAV be necessary 10 maintain the credit
apd provide for meeting all the obligations of The
Commonwealtb. 1t may be recolecled that the
Auditor Of Public Accounts lately stated that an
increased taxation at the rate OF one hundred per
Icent. double the pr sent taxPs) would be neces-
"a saly 10 meeE existing obligations. Weunderstand
that bills for further internal improvements have
aiready been proposed amounting to sixteen mil
lions OF dollars ,lsfA .zltisf
The measure above proposed was with a view
10 an effect pponthe Virginia stock market, The
hgstated during the discussion that in the city Of
OfNew Y0tk the coupon boEdgof Virginia had al :,
s vanced within q few days from IS TO 97i. ltwas
thought that the prompt adoption OF measures TO
increase thetaxes wonld; soon put the State secu-
rites at PaT.-NatiOHGI Intel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
TuOTH SOAP.

WATKRs' celebrated Tooth Soap is prepared in The
NV most clearly manner possible, RON the choicest
matsrals and fee from all impurities The Soap Denti
iee Is the only proper specific for eerg the mouth from
those disgust fmpuFitl which rapidly promote putr
action and deatIoy The Teeth
is enclosed neat case, and IL suEient to
last 0ne year. Sold foT2j cts
=, l.-5G ,isTHoMPSoS & PATFERSoys
de6 Agents, III Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
Hats Cans-


VIZ have this day leceiyed OF the finest aud most
beautiful assoTtnIent$ of Hats and Caps, We have
ever had brought to this etyj the most
iOn0b that could be made inthe eastern markets.
IL complies inpart the following kinds:
GeEs No Silk moleskln HatS light aud elastic made
by the bSst haters East and IN strict accordance with
orders, Geuta fine white and black beaver Oiier
seal. &e.i Know Nothing and Wide wake Hats, white
and price 's117ss'--'
Also-CaPs OF every description and OF the most re-
cent sty4ss such as the Nevada, Know NOthins PyTa
hese. Pyramid, CansdiaR, Russian. English, w abins
ton aud ConsOi datIon caps AID AL other kinds In abIl
dance, which will be sold Luan gOOd& OF fbese
kind were ever ofe ed before 10 shis community.
ChildIeBs Hats and Caps NJ Kinds Just rechivsd
from the most fashionable houses in New York
Carpet bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand
All persons most respectfully invited to call and e
anime our magnificent stock OF goods before purchasing
elsewhere, as we feel confident that eau please thS
most GaStidiOus, M fFrTE5f %
Nothing will be wanting on rart TO sutand accom-
motlate our hume rOus jPat IONS. $50 = Z.
Word TO, couuIry Merchants.
wish any thing In the way Hata aud Caps inst
give US call we will qua antee that will sell Won
goods as low as they be got any where issde 81
Philadelphia, and on the most a voTable terms.
dell s.. ID. H ARpRR 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
Tavern ito Rent

NE well known Tavern. known os Mrs Goodp,,,
=, oithe National Road, miles east u Wheeling nj
ne nr rent from April LIST, 1856 The siand ia oo We
ar tAVo'ahly known 10 require hrther u lice.
rynieT"s eique OF Jacob GOOdiHg the undcrsisre
-nN9l-kl LNnlA GRUIi RI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25

no FIRST APRlL I

TO FIRST APRIL. 1855.
IHAT large and cOmmodiOus Warehouse ON Wat,
street. formerly occupied by All j. Keys, deCeass1
as z Forwarding GNd commission house
Pos ession given Immediately. The Office Gxtur,
VIZ: leak, stove, CARPET, Dc, and TCCk and Scales
be dislOsel OF at fair Tales "H
5rplytO GORDON, MATTHEWS & Co.
HTSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25

-s.' Krrrisa THE Eanlss Asovr .sUsrpcrOs.-rhe
81 SO 2, states that the City Judge Syd-
ney Il. Stuart, who, it will be recolieeted, was
80 tred some time ago upon The charge Of having Ia
ken bride, has sent his resignation. The Judge
l9protests hsiunocence, but thin it his duty ore
sign because the elmine should not be tainted even
with Suspicion. This shows there is something Of
The true metal in the Judge He Is right in keep
ing the etmitie above suspicion; for when the peo-
pIeof this coaltry lose their confidence in the in
tegGty Of judicial fuuctionnrics, liberty itself is
scarce vorthipreserving. Judge Stuart it will be
se9Iemsmbered, acquitted of the offence charged
against him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
REAL ESTATE SALES
for Sale.

VNHR Furniture and Lessee known os the Mopro., n.
j Wheeling, Va located on NpiR street opno,;,oN,
Wire SuspenSlOn Bridge, This house il now 5o Il,
g90d business, ami tile prospects for The future D.
ate Jna Short time tile Cleveland Extension i.l.E
Ohio, pld cincinnati & Marietta railroads win "a
their bfmni At Kirkwool, and tie travel VIII l, s
crOss Immediately opposite this hOuse, and il will w
say1ly DO large pl ppoFtiOn OF this business S'
Tie present liIUTIietOT Is DESTROYS Oi TennviDo a.,
coaulFy. which is s'ley his reason lOr wishing 10
pose OF his business. W
a.esll " 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
"Truth stranger than Fiction. u
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTI-
MONY OF A LADY

RIO those who haze the pleasure Of knowing ber, W,
i need say nothing, bu to others we remark that de-
.e beIefit the suffering induces her Thus TO speak
None eau appreciate her Joy and gratitude in being u,
teved from pain, aer years Of suffering ula, al
like her,
MISS has long beena resilient OF this cIty-lOr tie
last Two Yeas has bee success ully conducting sua
at No $50 Baltimore street. The happy change in Ter
he Nh is subject Of establishment and JOY TO her umr
Gus htends. thute lntGr call OIL Gi NJ.
wiell them more OF her CuIG By Hampl0nps Tfilcrp,
han ale has written Thus IL Is this rnGIy goes OIL s
more distant places also hear OF thcsane happy ru
These ACTS With the concurrent Testimony tusand,
s'1uI cause Ske:tGlsm and Treuli> TO bile their heads
'ieIIul discovery. 8 fF,T'l TT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25

THE neaes Hair Brushes we have seen arc oI sale by
~ T. n. LOGAN & Co. bridge corner Druggists.
Their stock of Fancy Articles generally is worth visit
to LOOK n:and IL you have cough cold you can take
home with youa bottle OF their
sa H0ARHOUND. BALSANI, 8a 80
us7Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
Lec12 z-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
TOW NSLEY'S INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH
ACHE ANODYNE.

Whether II be true OF not that nature Is provided
with tElable remedies Tor all tho ills thai flesh Is lei to-
IL tain tha one OF the most Distressing acliUns IN
the Catalogue OF human sengs may be speedily aud Ell
kc'ually relieved by harmless anlidOte.
TOwEsLEY'S TooTHAcmE ANoDYNE
Is liquid composed Of ruiey vegetable substances u
mixed with acid pOiSnms Of any kind and stands rI
Vailed as never.iang for the most acute Pas OF
Teeth and Gums II is an Indian preparation, aud tie
roofs OF which y Is compounded pu chased The
PrOpriett from the PaEee tribe OF Indians in tic atie
country OF Missouri, in 1915.
Fhe Ano5yRe has extensively tried by tho first
lies In New Orleans other cities South and Vest
and has been ouRj TO be immediately and thoroughly EN-
cHciOus in all stances NOoter Teue ever
presented 10 the public has proved harmless and the
same time so beneficial in its IeRults
THOMPSON. d PATTERSON,
dC21 Sole AseHEs, III Main st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
NEW MUSIC STORE.

Melodeons Me1odeons
HiVRiust received from The East large aud Srlen-
did lot of Me'odeOns from the celebrated manuacto
res " Hughes y Hate OF Philadelphia, csrhart, Need
hEdss which. or finish, tone and durability cannot 10
IS ss' !! 'sF'', R.sss;. ,s: dc 4..s,s
g S az az az ss@ s :: i.
Also-the Organ STYLE splendid instrument with four
stops and highly Ornamental suitable either for churches
Messrs Hughes & Hale have received two silver med,
ais from the Franklin Institute, the only awar.
ded by that association Tn. Maryland Institute has
also awarded premium At their late exhibition held in
liam Norris, Esq Chairman OF The jury Musical In
e ss% hat e nf arr 6s 70 nSt5
in the Crystal P4ocs Arrangements have been made by
eau be sold as low By me as by the s. will
out the additional cost aud risk OF tafion Ere
~ Instrument sold by ire is raHted Tor year
In 'nntciion with The above, havea large stock Of
musc1l Instruments, consisting In part of YiOnS Gut
tSrs EeiioS Tambornes, PiutHaS Aec1ideons Flutes,
Meiode us, sefaPhnes, and all kinds OF reed instrl-
lEens rePaiIcd and mus II Instruments generally
T. Cartwright'S
Cutlery, Variety and NlurIc store;
de22 1e6 Main st, Wheeling
Hear! Heart! Hear!!! h
GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDuGTIONM
CLOSING OF Fall. AND WATER G0oDS!
BDEING DESTROYS OF reducing my stock in the above
Is line, have made The iuiIU Wing REDUCTIONS:
EMBROIDERIES.
will consequently sell collars formerly held at 80 90 for
2,S7Ii those Mt q fof 81! and others in proportion
am Offering greater inducements than any other hoGse in
IN CLOAKS
REDUCTION OF s0Per will be granted and those ready
with the cash will he able TO buy from Ice trimmed
Others shall sen the advantageous terms; actu
ally selling the zane ready made :Or less than you buy
TRIMMINGS.
ofvhich Lave large assortnent, will close out al al
Comforts, eh'dTeus wooden sses ladies superio wool
Scarfs, etc have III such variety and such low prices
and willing my stock to the lowest point, viii
sell my goods much less Than
ANY oTIIER-uoUSE, ~
that you cannot help buying. G5Come all and every one
ISAAC Prayer. @-
ITO, Eastern Bargain Store. 10 Main street,
dt22 ---- bet Monroe and Union i.
4 xIrR Family Flour -
~ 10, superior article Tor family use ss,,
4OOsS s. & SS s. maggie: e ,'p..senu,s.t..
de2l J. r. GREER 4 Co. 8'afn.l.
re T Family Flour for sale by o,,,,,,
Y del - '''-' - sue :: J. R. GREER & Co.
Shipping Fairs Wanted.
( tASH will be paid Tor
" 20,O1N RsceOon Skins;
20,00D Red Fox -
2D,0h0 Grey Fox "a
20.00l mink ''
10000 wild cat
1000 OpOssum 90
11.0Oh EiuskTaI AZ ii
10000 Deer
S. AVERY, Sos I46 and 1913,
dee2i:daw ts7 Main ct. Wheeling Pa. K
CELEBRATED LIQUID HAIR
~ go. DYE. -.-.,-4t u
60 famed in all parts of world for instantly and
y permanently cOorilg the Hair. Whxkera, etc. ETC ,
beautiful brown or black color. Price St,OO, double
Soidby THOMPSON & PATTERSON. :
de2l lit, Main street.
BARDoTTE's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25

An EHRoa ConREcrED.-- Jonas Craneof Luz
ray, Page county, Virginia, writes to the editor of
the Alexandra Sentinel, Stating that it not his
brother, James N Crane. who executed for
murder IN Calilornia. This latter gentleman pub
q lshed paper some years ago at Richmond, and is
new gagged in the editorial management of the
"Callfornia Weekly JourntI.' 1t was J. v. Crane
e m Lexington, KY, who was executed in Cali
foynia. aud let wife aud four or FIVE children
neat Lexington. Mr. ctane. formerly Of Richmond
never was married. aud. from the statements Of
these who know him. is not The sort Of man to
yet into unlawful scrapes or to commit murd=t.--r
His friends win be happy 10 read this contradiction
OF what seemed 10 them at FIRST blush very i'm
probable story,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25

aonan AND rom roR s Z I,NEN

YNHE undersigned offers tor sale his House mn II,
i Market street. side, between Monroe and H.
ling house aud out buildings "s
twill be Soldl0w aud on accommodating a.,
possession given any Time alter The irsto: October "
% Enquire Of -