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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23
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The Louisville Journal says:-"We def!
any tasteful lover of poetry to read the fol
lowing lines, without exclaiming, How
beautiful" .daBa S aa9rll.
Ny soul Thy sacred image keeps,
8 Ny midnight dreamsare all Of thee; sall
@ Fornature then in silence sleeps, g.. = Lii
Z And silence broods o'er land and seal, Hf'
Oh, inthat still, mysterious hour, itd & ~:l
How of from waking dreams start ,.;.,
rToind thee but fancy hower, yegD s 7ro'
a Thou cherished idol of my heart. .aI 3 ~
Tnon hast each thought and dream of mine---.
Have in turn one thought Of timer
Forever thine ny dreams willbs, q
Whapere my fortunes may be here,
ask no Lowell claim from thee ,
Only one boon. gentle tear ,..a bee i.s4s
May e'er blest visions from above ds' f'fs
=, Play brightly round Thy happy.heari, a,fy
~ And may tho beams Of peace and love .s.
Meier from thy glowing soul depart, Il -. t
-, Farewell; my dreams-nre still with thee, ~-,r-
81 Hast thou one teudeF thought Of me2 ltS
My Joys like summer birds may iy, d. &c
'7' Ny hopelike summer blooms depart,
Butlhere's one 1ower that ,cannotdie, ia.
Thy holy memsry in my heart;
''i To dews that one hours cup may I'LL,
No sunlight toits leaves be given, ra
BUTT win live and flourish still, -',
s,4b AZ deafness as thing ofheaven.
Ny soul greets thine, unasked, unsought, as.
Hast though for me One gentle thoughtS lsaI
Farewell, farewell, my far of friend!
Between US broad, blue rivers how, -.,..,.
And forests wave and plains extend, az
And mountains in the sunlight glow,
The wind that breathes upon thy brow.
-.ss Is not the wind that breathes on mine,
The star beams shining on thee now,
y. Are not the beams that on me shine;
H But memory's spell iswith me yet, d. ..rs' -.
"a Canst thou the holy past forgetf t.
The bitter tears that thou and '.,...
iq May shed, where'er by anguish bowed, saa.
Exhalted in the noon tide sky, "
May meet and mingle in the cloud, .-
And thus my much loved friend, though we
Far, far apart, must live and move,
Our souls ,when God shall set them free,
Can mingle in the world oflove, tH.
This is an ecstacy to me-
say-would it be a JOY to thee7
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

or Adapt your crops to the soil, climate.
and locality. 1t is useless to plant s6gdr.
cane in q soil producing sorfel, or pine ap-
Plies iii Vermont g as2 tails 50
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

Or II continued wheat cropping has sx-
hausted the soil, dollars worth of 50asdsis
isworth ten timesas much a. adollar'suorth
oflbafnsyard iianure.stp aisi gah hs0sd
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

A ton Of clover, rotted, will produce
nearly twice as much manure as twill when
eaten--as one half Of that eaten, passes off
in respiration. 49,. s,,.........-.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23
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Lieut.. Boyd Before Col. Buffers
An Incident of Savage Forbearance and Civilized
sa ssas ~ r Z Vindictiveness. 5L &stI'E'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

sss& this ineident although painful tnits dstas and
SiCaiated ID harrow the feelngs in lis peruaai Is
sp Significant of some peculiarities e
FedmaAt thAt Iiays been induced to give It placsia
,sls inis see sesle ecsiopi is.EaBs Rs4lsgst ,9y tsR
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

The Louisville Journal ,suys:-"We defy,
any tasteful lover of poetry to read the FOL fol
lowing lines, without exclaiming, How
bsautiful!'' dana 6 agrlg5
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23

, saThefe l. . river in Ire Ocean. Ii. the
ssverest drought il never falls, aud in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20
AYER,s cnERRy pRcroRA1-

For the rapid cure OF coushs Gods, no rseness bron.
chi's, whOOpins cough and con SUMPTION is uni
versaty known tbs best remedy yet discovered
for every variety OF Pulmonary disease So wide is the
field OF its usefulness ard the cases of its
cures, that almost every section the abounds
ia persons publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and desperate seae3 OF the lungs BIZ its
use. When once tried its superiority over every other
medicine its kind is too apparent escape observa-
ton, and where its virtues known the pubic no Ion.
ger hesitate what antidoe to mpoy The distressing
and dangerous Affections of the pulmonary organs which
are incident to climate By its timely many nay
almost all attacks of disease upon the lungs or Throat
are arrested and thus saved many thousands every
year from premature grave. No family should be with
out it, those who do neglect provide themselves
with remedy which wards of this DANCE: Gus class OF
diseases will la derore it when it is 100 late
Proofs OF the urprins efficacy :oC the Cherry Pectora
need Tot be ven to the American peopie-uhey have
living proofs III every neishborhOol. Hut those who
wish 70 read the statements of those whose health has
been restored and whose lives have been saved by its
use will nd Them my american Almanac, which the
agent below named has furnish gratis Tor every
Prepared by I'm. C. Aver, Lowell, Massac Luso;ts-
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
Price % cents per bnx-5 boxes for 81.
...-5.. a. c. GOOD II Co, Wheeling
dec whOIesaleand retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

A4En:cAN Exrntss RoppERr.-ArresL Of lie
suppOsed Guilty Parties.-oIiver King and War
zen @. Aytss have been arrested in Lawrence,
Massacbusetls, charged with rob6ing The American
Express, at theMes,,.of $4,000 in gold belong
ing to the government, the particulars Of which
wsrs published some weeks since. The accused
we've arraigned before the police court last sa;ur
day, and committed for examination next Welnes-
day. Their baihwas fxed at $4,000. Ayres was
recently bIoker in Boston, and King hotel kee'
perrin Lowell. Nothing is known of the evidence
against them.
W.o,w White, the express messenger who had
charge of the money between Chicago and Detroit
when itwas stolen. is also under arrest, and cir:
cumstances strongly implicae him with the others.
A fourth person is alsoin custody. White. in
short time after the robbery. lett the employ Ofthe
American Express Company. Officer Best, oil
atEAlO. was instrumental in bringing the matter
to light. iEseat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

a Kansas CouNr HoUsr.-A Kans,s letterthus
describes the place where the US District Court
for Kansas is held:
'rhe building is evidently intended for private
residence. Ii is frame building of two apart
lnents, some sixteen eighteen feet each. In one
OF these tie court is eusconsed. Agcod stove is
the only respectable article in the room, and as
the wallis not pastered, its heat required.--
As much Of the building has been made from green
cottonwood. the heat Of the stove evolves strong
c''ttOnWoody oior, tina. is more peculiar Than a
Ereeable. couple ofplasteEers' 'muIes' are pla
eel close to the wall, and these with log laid on
a couple of blocks and ladder turned on one
edge, constitute the accommodations for the jurors
and audience. A coarse table, with drawer III
ut, stands at one end OF the sane. UI'ier ii lie
pair of saddle bags, carelessly thrown, ard tin
canister, open at one side. III which q couple uf
parcels Of those mysterious papers which puzzle
the ingenuity Of young lawyers, try the metal or
old ones. and "a sounding BRASS aud tink-
ling symbol to all other sensible men. \ few
common aud coarse chairs round thaI table, and
IN these the iumctunares of 'Iaw divine are
seated. Judge Lecompte is The chief justice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

TmE Law OF Divorce Divorces under the
British law are rare. In Canad, it requires a lit
tie fortune to obtain hearing and decision on
the part of complaining husband or wife. The
Provincial Legislature is the arbiter, and before
petition can be red, SIS must lie deposited with
the clerk for printing expenses. 1t is th,n tefer
red TO standing committee of three, but before
they will act, further sum must be deposited
fortendiug for Witnesses and witness fees, and
per diem allowances. From $500 10 $500 aresoon
used up in this way, and II there is strong or
position, the expenses may be run up 10 several
thousands. A similar, although more expensive
law and custom exists in England; therefore, we
suppose that the British Parliamentary returns in
dicate remarkable eegtee of coniugaI fidelity aud
happine IS in Her Maiesty's dominiuns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20
fThe speaIrership.

IL -. ; b = u
- tbs letter wrteEs guess, CARBIDE, and g:owl,-
especially al. g. for the Tribune, So, for the
Times, aud "IntIependent'' for the Courier. But
they are sure,-that some day or other. Banks. will
he Speaker, though not just now. "Holl on,''
is their cry. g ',NeveG give ups'' &C., &c.
e AGorFonpondAnee or the JOurnalo OF Commerce.
'sAbout twenty Of. the members who sustain
Mr.. Banks, are voting for HIM with reluctance and
under .coustraint, and would leave him for either
Me Fuller or perhaps Mr.. Pennington; but the
majority are disposed TO stand by him to the last
The outside leaders say they will elect him in
fortnight. presume by this it is intended to
operate upon the impracticlbIe members from
Anti Nebraska. districts in Ohio, Indiana and New
York, though their constituencies. Before all that
can be done, The Democrats and Southern K.N.'s
and National Wings and Fuller men, will settle
the question by compromise So after allthe OPP
position will lose the Speakership." "a;
The Tribune editoriaIIy relates the Speaker
History Of ts49-@
The caucus candidates for Speaker were Rob't.
C. WiuthIop, Taylor Wing, Howell Cobb, Demo
crAt, and David Wilmot, FreesoiI. The Wing
caucus refued to aIl0W rabid Pho Slavery Iesolu
ton offsIed by Robert Toombs, and that gentle
man, with alessrs. Stephens Of Geo., Hilliard Of
Ala, CLOeITOf FI1., aud aome others backed out,
and on the ballot voted for Sir. Gentry Of Tenn,
thus preventing the election of Mr.. Winlhrop.--
The week was yote'i away. Nj. Gentry arriving
OF the following Monday, and at once withdrew
his name, aud then Toombs and company wasted
their spite en- Mr.. Morehead, of KY. The
members Of both parties finally agreed to ballot
three times more, aud If no choice was made by a
majority oil the votes. the person having the high.
esUvole5 on the fuurth trial should be declared
Speaker. The three trials were in vain. and then
ON the sixty fourth ballot, Howell Cobb WIS cho-
son, having l02 votes, to 100 for Winthrop. for
Wimot, 4 for Sioreheai and floating BY this
means the HOu1e was organizel on the 22d De-
cember.
- From the Cor OF the ! our. Of CONNER
Mr.. IVeTSnn OF Co., has made trouble in the Sc
Material Democracy, by his resolutions and speech
Of this morning, IN their caucus. The RESOLUTIONS
require the Democracy 10 pledge themselves To
sustain the Southin regard 10 slavery. They ATE
too ultra for the Northern Democratic Senators,
none Of whom could face the music
MI. Iverson, in very VAIN speech, is said 10
have insisted upon his platform as the only ground
upon which the South could nct with the Demo-
Grats Of the North.
Tn, resolutions were referred to a committee,
and when the report is made, il will create no lit
tie sensation. The committee consists of Messrs.
Ivzrson, Rusk, Toucey, Cas- and Bayard. The
four last named Senators discreet and non ultra
pro slavery men. They would do we'll TO report
as platform the adoption Of ''the Constitution as
ii Isl and would not be surprised il some such
platform should be proposed by them and adopted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

DEArm OF Tux Wlrx OF Louis PnrLLrrrx.-
The Paris correspondent of the New York Post,
writing the 2slh ult. says: Ii is reported the
moment write that the poor Queen Maria Ame-
liza, the widow Of Louis Philippe, has just breath
ed her last, OF country place neal Genoa. and
thet her two sons, Prince de Joinvi'le and Duke
dAumale, who were notified of her illness by tel
egraph arr we'd at her bedside too late to receive
her blessing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

AFFECTING ISC,DESr.-Among the passengers
on the i'll fa,ed steamer Anthony Wayne was Mr..
Walters, who was on his way from Chicago. HIT
nois. 10 Philadelphia, Pa, with the remains of his
wife. When the explosion took place. Nj. Wal
tets was thrown to considerable height, and fell
in the water almost lifeless Smuggling TO keep
naOat. he accidentally struck against a box, TN
witch he supported himself through that dark,
dteaty night. When daylight appeared, lie found
that the box which had SAVED his life eontntnedthe
corpse of his wife.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

B-There are now under contract by the British
Government, as wOr ships, about two hundred and
forty steamers, and two hundred sailing Ships
The maximum price paid for the nire OF these YES
sells is G2 l5s per ton p:r month. and the mini
mum p1ice i. l6s, rer Ton per month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

D-The Rochester Union says that a white wo-
an was al The Police Office 10 that citya lew
days since, epdeavorng TO establish her claims to
the hand and affection ofa black man, who. it
appears. had deserted her, aud taken 10 his bosom
ano' her OF the same color.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

gJ-Dr. Chus. a. Deininger, of Reading Pa, re-
Gently died of cholera i'll the Crimea. lie was a
surgeon in the Russian service. and young man
OF fine promise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

uA pillow case fled with letters was seized
at New York, on board the steamship Ariel; from
Southampton, and they were sent TO tie Post office
for dilivery and postage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20
''Irutn stranger IMAM FlcJIon.'
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsrI-
MONY OF A IAI)Y

MUNY UF A lady.
ITO those who haze Tho pleasure OF knowing ler, we
IRE 10 benefit the suffering Induces her thus to speak
None eau urIIecaIe her joy and gratitude in being Ie
lleved frum pain, years suffering almost una
leled but those cir there can be any) who have suffered
like her.
Miss S las long beena resident OF this city-or the
las! Two Yeats 1S heei successfully conducting schulz
he This subject OF establishment and JOY to her nuer
Gus friends We ask those interested call her. Se
viii tell them her cure By HampI6H's T,lcuTg
han she has wri!irn. Thus tsiis remedy COOS on Civ.
ing Ito The SICK We refer the iulc them From
more distant iaces We also hear happy result
LeSe iaCts with tile concurrent Testimony Of thousands
should cause and rTcjullse TO hide their leads
Ierlul discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

Sovereign Remedy.-Itis recorded in ancient
history that hanRiha the great ;Carthasenan general
was unable successfully to follow his great victory
Gamma by entering Rome, in consequence Of violent at
tack of acute RAeuHa Had the great hero been able
TO procure single bottle of Hampton Vegetable Tine
ure. lie might have crowned his brilliant success aud
saved Carthage from the dire and utter destruction which
ensued at the hands OF the Roman egions. This hstor
ea fact is becoming universally known, judging from the
vasterowds that this great Tinctme Of Hamptons,
which, by the way, soon be regarded as the only
tain rendy for rheumatism, the various other CON-
plants it is advertised 10 cure
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

The Thirty-frst Congress. which met on the Sd
of December, 1919. witnessed ostruggle for the
Spedkeisbip, similar to that wlichis now taking
place. The House was composed Of lI2 Demo-
Gratis. IG6 Wings. and II Fee Sellers. Ex Gov
ernor Winthrop, Of Mass. was the Wing candi
date, and Howell Cobb, of Ca, the Democratic.
Some OF the Nor,htin Democrats wonld not vote
for Cobb, and some Of the Southern Wings would
not vote for Winthrop; aud on the SSH ballot,
VIM. j. Browp, Of Ia, was taken up, anil as he
had made pledges 10 the Free soiIers, he received
most of their votes As soon aslhe "bargain and
salr'' was exposed, he vas dropped; and finally,
on the 22,l Of the month, The House adopted the
plurality rule, and under ii on the 64th ballot,
Mr. Cobb was chosen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

BY Mr. Woo ling: Reporting bill to establish
an inspection Of tobacco at the new company ware
house in tie town nf DInville.
By ar. Wocding: Establishing State Stock
Bank in the town OF Danyilie.
by Nj. JoneS--Fha leave be given TO with
draw from the files Of the Senate. bill No. 1885, OF
the session of 1852, concerning the business Of
Banking, and that the Committee on Banks liz in
siructesltO enquire into the e1pediency OF Eepott-
ing such 6i l.
by Mr.. Hanis-That so much of the Governors
Message as relates 10 the subject of Colleges,
Academies and Primury Schools, be referTed 10 the
Committee on General Laws. s,5=.esz=-s.s
Mr. Roger presented the petit n of VIM. john
son. superintendent of the Beverly and EaiIIront
road, asking 10 have refunded TO him the sum OF
S37 20 cents, with interest, &c.
@eilr. White presented the petition Of citizens OF
Hanover county, asking for the removal Of lheir
s=at Il justice. +.-r7 ,-~.ys
To incorporate the Ashton Institute. 1.-THE
trus:ets 10 live in Wheeling, 4 nawha county,
aud olher places in the North west.
Authoriz ng the Virginia Cenlral Railroad to
construct direct road from Charlottesville 10
Richmond.
coy1ScToS AND ONO ROAD.
The senate resumed the consideration OF the bill
in relation 10 the CovlRgton an OHIO Railroad.
Mr.. Johnson proposed an ainem(lm, MT the effect
of which would be 10 require the CoViRgion anil
SSttt1AJ
'hanlle,' flee OF expense to others, all produce
going the road, and intended fur he canal, &c.
Mes,rs. DeueaEe aud Anbler opposed, and Messts.
Johnson and PARTS advocated the amendment.
Nj. Gntleit demanding The ayes aud noes, the a
mendment faiIed.-Ayes 90, noes 90. -ass-E /
ATTORNEYS FOR TuE CoNNuHH EALTM.
The bill in relation t. the fees of Common
.Weath's Attorneys was under consideration, aud
various propositions Ia amend were made. After
cousldr rabe debale motion OF Mr.. Catlett, the
bill was Eecomniited. 81 sz-f -a
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
THE bill providing foI the payment Of the interest
on the guaranteed bonds OF he James River and
Kanawhn Company, dc ,(repotted from the COtu
mIttee on Finance this tn"rniug) was taken up, on
nIOtion OF Mr. Douglas, and two thirds of the Sen-
ale asserting thereto, read twice, verbally amend
ed and GrLtred 10 be engroSSed.
CUSTOM HOUSE IN ALEXANDRIA.
Slr. Thomas offered resolution calling for Sc
lect committ to report bill giving The consent
of The Stale to purchase by the United Stats ola
lot OF land IN the city alexandria, for the purpose
of erecting thereon building lur custom house,
&C., Said b:l was reported by Mt. Thomas, and
two thirds OF the Senate concurriuy, read twice to-
day, ami ordered 10 be enkrOoSed. ~
Bills OH the calendar were advanced. 81
On motion Of Mr.. Johns> the Senate adjourn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

THE neae.t Hair Brushes we have seen arc fol- sale bv
49, Is T. H. LOGAN q Co. bridge corner Daursists.
Their sockof Fancy Articles generally is worth visit
look atand il you have cough or cold you eau take
home with you bottle OF their
EOARHoUND BALSAM,
G-PreseriptiOns carefully Compounded at all hours
del12 -.
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Ambrotypes, chsmitypas q Daguerrootypes

FrlEEF FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
ADAMS, Premium DasusrreotypSt. has he pleasure
of informing the citizens Wheeling that he is prOdu-
cling by the aid of chemical agent, Ambrotypes un
like tose heretofore made E this city. They are Of such
bEAl'apcy boltness and artistic finish. excite the
admiration of every including artists who have Wis
tied the most celebrated Eastern Galleries. who pro-
nouLee them ''the 6est taeyerer sau."
Five Medals and Right Diplomas have been awarded 10
Adams Remember the Gallery. corr er Main and Union
streets dc19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

For Remit

TO FIRST APRIL, 1856,
ltAT laree and COmmOdiOus Warehouse on Water
stIeeI' iOliHell Occupicdby Mr. j. H. Keys deceased
as g. 8 riding AVID commission house,
POSSESSION given Immediately. file Office fixtures
NE Desk SloVc, CARPET, &c. and Tuck aid Scales win
he diSPOsed OF al iair Ta,es ~ WI"
aSIyrly 10 GORDON, MATTHEWS d Co.
SllSS Mni,,
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For sale who Iesale aud retail By = =
srts LACGHLINS + BUSHFIELD.


DALLEY,S. GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the palm aud Inflammation from the
>ealIs, in from 10 twenty nnues-and that
wilt heal wounds without seari and eaeetualy
Fever -PiIcs-SaIt,Th Rheuma-
ttsul-Sore and Inhned Observation-Disclosures
Old and liberated Sotes-Setd Head-eoras and bun
iOns-EryspeIas- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nip.
ples-ehiIblains-btes OF aud broken
-Eruptons-anl al o'her Infiamnaiory aud eua-
diseases. whes the rarts affected be reached
Don't be inereduoua about the many diseases named
be by only thns-but reflect that the Few, but
positive properties which the Daley Salvc alone contains
and heretofore eLumeratsL-ons to reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more mol
enumerated.
regular Sres Phy,teats prsseri5eealou'el
ialDardly for Of distrs"t dises'e'7 ..,
Eleh box or GEYulNK DALLEYs Pain ExrRicrOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
OF q. v. CLICKRNRR GsCoL prOPtletOrs, and HENRY
DHLLRY, manufacturer. All Others counterfeit =
Price 81 cents per box.
s-Au orders should be addressed TO c. Nataiekener
9, Co. 81 barclay street. New York.
For salsby L416HLiNS 4 BuSHFTELD. Wheeling.
and Druges is gele.a.ly throughout the u. s. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-20

WIZ. A. nATCMEI OIs's HAIR DYE.
GREY. Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be-uli-
full aud natural brown black, without tho least injury
to lair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DlrLOMAs have been awarded to
Wn \. Bachelor sInecl 1885, and over $1,000 app:ica
lions have been made to tho Hair of his patrons OF his
famuus Dye. Prejudice against Dying The hair aud whs-
kers is UNJUST 1t would be against covering bald
with wig.
VIZ. a, BATrHxLON's HAIR Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature and is warranted not to
inure in tho le's however long it may be continued
Made, sold or applied Gin private roonso at the wig
Factory, o33 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities ard towns o: the United States, by
Druggists aud Fancy Good Dealers GO
DThe Gerutne has the mama and address upon a steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
-t@aI.as WILLIAM 4. BATcHELoR, ..
2s3 broadway, New York.