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TnE WINGS OF nuFFAI.o, y. y.

CowMDING a RAILROAD PREsrDExr.-The Bos-
ton Herald relates the particulars of an exciting
scene which occuuee on Monday at bingham. II
appears that for some tine difficulty has existed
between Vim. Humphrey, president OF the South
Shore railroad, and Alfred HerSey. ex-presient of
the road, in regard to some remarks made 10y Mr..
HerSey some time since, on seeing Mr. Humphrey
stumble and ia in getting out of the cars. These
remarks reflected upon the personal habits and
character of Mr.. humphrey, aud lie was much in
cenSed on hearing oil them. He demanded a writ
ten retraction of the offensive remarks, and yes
terday armed himself with a cowhide and btace
OF pistols, proceeded 10 bingham to force compli-
ance with his demand, which was peremptorIly
refuse He u ereupon drew his pistols and offer
ed TO fight Mr.. Jersey, who declined. The pa /
ties separated, but subsequently met again at the
railroad depot. Alter making some remark 10
Humphrey, HerSey seized the cowhide which he
carried, and proceeded 10 lay il over the head and
ears Of Humphrey with much energy, blood fol-
lowing each blow. No one interfered and Humph-
ley was SEVERELY whipped.
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uA correspondent of the Chicago Tunes says
thatthe institution of Negro and Indian Slavery
exists in Utah Territory, there being quite num-
Der or Southern men there who carried their slaves
with them. Tie Indians are sold into slavery by
one another. ard subject to perpetual bondage.
vonIq
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united SHADES Senate.

From time to time We find in many of our ex-
changes statements in regard to the classification
of tine United States Senate W hich are calculated
to mrslead the public. subioined we give cor
rect list Of the members of that body. the class to
which they belong. and The vacancies which have
occurred through default of Legislative action:
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WIN. A. BATCHRI OR's HAIR DYE.


GREY, Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be uti-
full and natural brown black, without the injury
to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
VIM. a. Bachelor since 1872 aud $1,000 appica-
tons have been made to the Hiir of his patrons of his
famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair aud whis-
kers is unjust it would be against covering bald head
with wig.
wy, a. BATcHEtoE's HArR Drx produce. color not
to be distinguished from nlture aud is warranted
injure the least, however long may be continued
Made, sold applied Gin private rOOms) at the Wig
Factory, e33 Broadway, MY.
Sold in all cities ard towns OF the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
ns-The Genuine h1s the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR,
e23 Broadway, New York.
For sale who lesale and retail by
IrIs LAGGHLINS & BUSHFTELD.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
FRAZIEWs POINT Mill WIrn FInl5.
[ a ND w q ( < q nj =
John M. Clarke & Co

John M. Clarke & Co
Land Warrant, Stock, Fxchnmpe NJ.
and AEe"tS for CInimS nEnin.I iSr
THE very highest New York mar bet mic. ,J,.,
i for Land Warrants for the next five ,esTs W Ai1
ever they sha have advanced beyond our Issi W Urn
the very highest New York ket priccS vii
on receipt OF any BY mail, resa,d less OF tic
ing as much as II they were PEI sOay present e'eE
Sight drafts on any Of the Northern al Sn.,i...
will be lenited by return mail; and when uc, S',it'
amount VIII no placed 10 their credit in one nj ~ as
f0Ik hanks, on wltChthey eau draw al Sisbi M Ne"
Ter renltting tile warrants ''' "'s u'J al.
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & "a
Washington city, G.
Refer To '
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner OF III,
Office. So ''"s''! Land
lion. L p Waldo. Commissioner of Pen,m,
Sweeny, RiiienhOuse d TO- bankers, WasLI,,,r,i,-
l'iIubb ~ OlherBI do ny
SUteT, Lea e. 60, do 70
Al The Officers Of the Banks In Wheeling. Va. W
Cashier Rank OF Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier Farmers' Bank. do
Cashier Merchants aud Mechanics Bank, PtrLersb,,
Virginia e'N ''Aua's
James RObb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange bank, Pittsburgh, Pa
Johnston. Brothers & Co bankers Baltimore
x. II. MauTy d Co., BANKERS, Richmond, Va
Paul + Huron, bankers, Petersburg Va
Peters, Spence g. Co., bankers, I.yuclnurg Va
tne26 Times copy.
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RUSSIAN Losses IN SEsAsroPoL.--In The &C.
count given by Gortschakoff of the evacuation of
sebastopol, he admits loss of from 500 to 1000
men per day, during the last thirty days of the
siege. To continue TO defend the South side, he
says. would have been to expose The troops to lie
nselessly murdered. LIE Nord, the Russian
paper states that out of 10000 seamen who had
undertaken, with their officers. the defences of
sObastopol, only fourth survive, and some or
officers.
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UNION HALL.
a Pew DOORS DELOw rIIE NoRTIL. wEsrEnN p.Nk.

FEW bOOhS bELOW INK NOhlu-W WESTERN RANE.
MAIN STREET.
He had the honor of attending the above named
principal towns in the United Kingdom, where he has
neTeLCed the most attering encOuTu gcneuIanl ha
bee ieStly solicited to make visit tor short linz
lie has tie hOnOrOI announcing hisarliva ON London
with most splendid SsOtmenI Of his newly inyrri,i
and improved sPectaeles. Such tue surenoy Ollie.
Classes, that persons having ilmed OF weak errs ,
instantly lie relieved by using iIe aud they nossrs ~
property OF preserving the precious organ Of sight to he
most I'D vBnCed period oil life. while they ea Bic bo
old and the young 10 pursue the most minute enpor It
for any length time, ehcI by day or csntlclrbi A.
several individuals in tie United STA rs have IIoysJ
their efficacy lie with confidence sOlcits hc ,ayo of,ts
public which lie will ever be proud Br kmowle,rr as
suIiMg those who cniust him with their command lis,
no eXeIiiOn Shall be waiting on his Part 10 mtu,itr
confidence and appreciation Added iu the advani.et,
possessed b. inI OF long pIaG ce Ia tie Eve trir
and under Of the most eminent Oculiss By wthis
las Obial med thorough knOwlcdsc The diseases oil Vi.
sion. lie has in his pOss eSSOn, documents nOniudtydn
ais OF rank, conveying the highest Testimonials OF appo
baton.
| lie viii tive references to persons in the United
States, who have found the greatest benefit and comfort
from tile use Of his newly invented AID Improved Spec
taCiGs.
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FROM BISHOP LEFEvER

Mn. sOtO1OS-Sir The benefit | have received from
the sPectaelss Obtained from you induces 10 exrrsss
the pleasure have received mi ,cy suit nv ewes
TO admiration. can now all common distances by
candle light, as well as by day, with Tue same ease as
when boy. which could do with any other CLASSES
have used. ltaords the greatest pleasure to avail my
sell of his medium OF testiyns how satisfactorily Ina,
been my experience o. your skill as an optici.n.
HOWs, truly,
PETER p. LEFEVER Bislou.
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Tag War LAST DoDoE.-During the late Agrl
cultural Fair al Haverhill place was wanted for
the TRIAL Of hoIses, and man named Lee offered
the committee and spectators free admission TO
his grounds for that purpose. Tie crowd rushed
in, but when the sport vas over it cost them a
'sqaarter csch' IN get out!
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FIVE Silver Medals md seven Diplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS first class Dagucrreo-
types Adams Co.'S Gallery is at the corner OF Union
and Main SITS. Strangers invited Call, citizens
course will do Pictures taken as cheap The cheap
est. jeS0
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AS aPREAL TO THR European DxnOcRACT Gre
publican party has been made by Kossuth. Mazini
and Ledru Rollin, announcing that by the fall Of
Sebastopol the war is irrecoverabIy aud indefinite
ly prolonged-it being impossible for Russia to treat
after adefeat. without sinking into third rate po-
s:tion, and it being imp sSible for the allies in the
face Of public opinion to offer peace on less oner-
Gus conditions. They call upon the European de-
mocfacy now 10 unite against their enemies and
act, procluiming liberty anil raternal association
for all
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FROM BISHOP sPALDING

Having tried Mr. sOronrons' Glasses. find them both
distinct soothing to the sight, more in TACT Judging
from short trial, than any have yet used recon-
mend them to the patronage of those in nee Of ssscs
Signed. fM. ]. sPAULDING, Bishop.
Louisville, Oct. IS, 1854.
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To PkINTEkS.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with wadc's SUI
rerOr News, Book and Job Inks. We have now OIL
baud -
News Ink, power press Light Green
Book Guk. Dark Green
Fine Rluck. Yellow
ExIrn Fine do. White
lEed Ink. (soId Size
Extra Fine do. VnrnTSh
Light Hlue. &c &c &c
All Inks sold by warranted TO be good; and found
not to be so, can be returned At our expense.
H17Tsrms cash.
iul7 BEATTY & Co.
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Yellow FEyER Is NEw oRLE4Xs.-According
too statement in the New orIenns Delta the new
discovery of inoccuIation as protection against
yellow fever has been tried in three thousand
cases in that city this season with entire success
The editOr of the New otIeans Medical and Sur
gical Journal says that. after the most searching
investigation. ihere appears to be an entire unan-
unity Of opinion, both among the contugionists
aud non-contagiorists, that the yellow fever of The
present year originated in New Orleans, and that
all the earlier as well as the later cases occurred
among persons who had not been in any manner
exposed 10 the fever in foreign ports to imported
coniagion. DR.. r. Barton recently read an adj
dress before the Academy of Sciences in that city
on tue subject of yellow fever. in which he main
tanned the local origin of the disease there. and
asserted that some of The authorities and newsp'-
pers of the city have wrought great injury to the
business of the town by opposing this doctrine,
and disappearing the adoption Of proper reme-
dial measures.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

How're rur STOP TO BABY SnOws.-The Provi-
deace journal says;-
The Boartfof Aldermen have refused 10 gvnnt
license for this disgusting exhibition. For SO do
ing they will have the warmeSt thanks OF every
man in the community not low and brutal in his
instincts, and OF every woman not conrse and yul-
ger in her nature.
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FOR a SHORT TIME Only !

y cpIe OF Spherical Accuracy, by q, SOLUhoNE m,
celebrated orticisn, from the Improved Spectacle Mann
factory and London Optical rs Rbishmeit No. lOj Ola
ago. '''''
a. SolomOns, the sole Inventor OF the Improved Sp
tncles, nd various Improved ASSES, is now on i,S
essiona visit 10 this place, aud may be consulted al ID,
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NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS.

Tic Sound Concentration is an extraordinary power
lul, IIewy invented small instrument. tor the cure of "a
trcne cases OF deafness, entirely different MA he aud
construction from all others, supnss thing
kind that has been can be produced. They are
modelled 10 the cavity OF the car, may rest within
without protecting aud being same Color Of liz
skin are not pelCeptible The powers OF this valuable
nNenOn g. TO restore detective hraIng o,
long standing 10 its pct tect and natural state and 10 eng
bic deaf persons join in general cOEYe satiO to hear
most distinctly at place OF Worship the hal OF ayr
public assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF iiusIi
useS In the ear is entirely removed, aud ,he CnceIi,1
iiuls aHOi ded TO individuals afflicted with this dead
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Agents In Eirgfnia.

II Stephens, TTaT4slIoH-O c SIeTIirg q Co Hr-r;o,
5arEh-Wm Hickman and Holiday, Hoanasrfls-
wilde BIO, John Fisher. and H Thompson IVhssiing
=Saml y Mauzy, LsEiS6ugh-z a Klrr, Cedar Grorss
AHG-Dr Barnes, CEGrkIburs-Dr 4 q Williams.
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LETTER FROM THEMAYoR or RocHEsrRR

LETTER FROM THEMAYoR OF ROCHESTER,
RoeuEsTrR, April 9Th, 1851.
Mr.. sOIoNON-Sir: Havirs called at 20 ur Office in the
Arcade, and purchased two pair your patent glasses
found them superior to that have used before
they have realized more than could have expected
hive now put them aside, and without them, as
well as could when boy.
StMUEL RICHARDSON.
"USIoN HALL few doors below the North.wes-
tern Bank, MaiR st. oc1t
oX'S Cincinnati Starch: IS boxes received mr. steam
II er City OF Wheeling and Tor sale by
r. bblS. EtheTial Oil, nor sale low IN = 80
" oeiS LAuGHLlNS & BUSHFIRLD
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iPublio Sale of Land,
w ILL &c oheTed for sale at Public Auction Monday
cdn hd e 't o. October at the front door OF the
hall OF The following described lands to viii:
We SumdeI x by o. sFo%9 ST. containing about
ION Turnpike about and half miles eat OF WsIIs
5 10 an me lands Of Jacob aud Others
ne arm known as the ''Cain Farm" containing oil.
@ . sI twenty acres lying on the Ohio liver about
ALSO,
I9Lee hundred Acres of land lying on the Ohio river
and others ' '~'NS VI u FOlsley
Sale to commence at 10 a. at which time the term,
nANFoRTH BROWN, ST.,
JOHN ID. BROWN, and
DANE BROWN, Jr.
,-,,--, ETcc'rs estate John brown, ST. dead
a91 The above sale is postponed to Moniay October
OclS
Wanted
10000 bushels OF corn, for which, The bi.b.s, mar
ket.p price will be paid by '"' inquest mar
o,,s COLLINS q HALL,
TIMOTHY SEED.
90 6 o5Ss prime Timothy seed. .o
WANTED.
" oel6 GEO WILSON.
bbls. Alcohol, &c. " aud 95Per cent Tor sale I0:
oc!e LAGGaLlNS Il BUSHFIELD.
\ bbI. Lin ee'l oil Tor sac low BY --------
- 0cl6 LlUGHLINS d BUSHFIELD
nc3 BAUGHLINS q BUSHFIELD
E bbl.. NO Glue, just ieceI we'd by
y 0cl6 LAUGHLlNS IL BUSHFIELD
= csslks PuIe PUIt Wire, lust received by
- UcIo LAUGiIlNS d BUsDFIELD.
cnsk cry Wine, Tor medicinal purposes only
= ocIo LAOGHl.lNS q RUSHFIELD.
y bbls. prime Old Rye W la KY. lusI reed 6y
- oeIo LAuGHLlNS q EUSHFIELD.
x cn4kS brandy, warranted lIuTe, for sale 6y
= ocIo LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIELD.
x gro. Parker's chalk balls JUST ec'd 6y
y ocI6 LAuGHLlNS q EUSIIFIRLD
y gre Parksr's Lilly white gllt. lusI received nv
= oSlo LAuGLLINS q BUSHFIELD.
. bxs Baztn's barber soap, 10 sale low 6y
-@eI6 -I.AUGHLtNS &, BUSHFlELD
, dog. Razin's POn:ade,, Just iced by
oeIS -LAUGaLINS Il BUSHFlRLD
o bxs. CASTLE soup. P,ime article Tor saie low
oSIo LAUGHLlNS q RUsHFIELD
y D bxs Almond soap, Just iced by
- Ocl2 LAUGHLISS & HUSHPIELN
o bbls Puuice stone in s,OTe sud Tor sale low =
= oele LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIELD
FOUNDRY PIG IRON.
5OtShs Homecoming Foundry Iron, for sale by
~ GlLl. q Co, WaterEt
For Sale.
mn BUSHELS Prime Timothy Seed, to arrive.
W SPA GORDON, MATTHEW'S d Co
YOUTHS AND CHlLDREN'S FANCY HATS
oSSlSzIs Of a The qualities and .tylss now in use.
SF:" Nos 14G aud 14s Main st.
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S, %, HARPER & SON

NERY respectfully Inform their friends and the pubIi,
eeHeTaly that they have opened large and Snieudif
OF FAN and Winter Hats Cans TO Jbei
they Invite your attention. c-, iIaS
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=, NLEFETAflI OCT, .ilH lS5l.
ial 81 eciens Of SecIaces placed IN my hands hy W.
Sol"mon find myself much relieved from detect Of -,
Sion, aud especially weakness tile eyes. ron wEcb
have surcI ed Or Tie last Two yCas, whenever have sr
ercised them even for short period of time thnE
they aIe Of All excellent quality and peculiarly adopted Tor
such Lu poses. Up IL IfII.s Nh Al n
Professor oil Physical Diagnosis and Theory and Practice
Ot Medicine, Med. Dep. w. X. College.
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Mss ANDaEws.-The Richmond papers notice
the arrival in that city, on Monday, of Miss An
drews. who volunteered to nurse the sick in MOI
folk, at the beginning OF the epidemic, and has
couraseOusIy perseveEed in her periIous vocation
until the pestilence is spent. The Dispatch says:
She is accompanied by DR.. W. B. Whitehead,
son Of the acting Mayor Of Norfolk. She was met
aCthe'wharf by large number Of refugees, who
were anxious TO see her and express to her their
gratitude for her noble conduct tow ards their peo-
Pile. Miss A. is citizen of the Sonth-Ler- pa
rents residing in St. Joseph's La. She was stay
ing with relative at Syracuse, N. Y, when she
heard Of the affection in Norfolk, and resolved 10
go TO 10 what she could for the suffering people.
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PITTsBURGu, June S.I, 1879
am using pair OF Mr. SUlOnORs' GLASSES, sHd hId
them very cOniloIsblc. cIeeTulIy add INV ane 10 M,
nun ber Oi Those who recommend rltIn
JOSEPH y. GAZZAM, NJ. D.
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MlsrAKE CoRREcTEp.-The Pensacola Ga
Eette says:
eve fnd statement going the rounds of the
papers thai Prince Lucien MuTat, heir slightly p
parsntatO the throne OF Naples, was formerly re-
1t was Prince Achille hlurat. who married the
daughter Of Col. Byrd Willis. of Virginia, and Set
tied on plantation somewhere near Tallahassee.
Prince Muratwas well known aud highly esteemed
us courteous and courtly gentleman in this city,
where the fitheF and family Of his lody resided.-
II Is now many yeats since hiS demise. His wi
dow still resides on the plantation, and is blessed
with fortune, health, and troops of friends, all of
which she is most deserving.
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n. il. HOUSTON. Nj. Il.

WHEELING, Oct. Sih, 10
This is to certify that have examined Specilcici
shown bye solomon, Hnd nave also used pair present
ed by him. find them very superior aud with pleasure
recommend them to all those requiring lie aid 81 gass
OCH a. p. WHEELER, n D.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
o. &. woopslDE. W. c. woODsIDE
W. S. WooDsIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUGE
COMMISSION MERCHANT S,

NJ. E. COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SITS.
Baltimore.
%ouR warehouse is IoSsted on one Of the tracks o.
tie altimOns and Ohio RStlroad, BY which expenses OF
drayase censignments is avoided.
REFERENCES-
O G. Jameson, Esq, Pres't Bank OF baltimore.
p. Gibson, Cashier a.
fireman Cross, Esq, CsShr Com & Far bk Ralt.
AesSIS Hugh jenkins d Co, baltimore.
w. G. Harrison, Esq. g" .
BIZ Iatrobe, Esq, Chief Engineer b + r
J. B. Ford a'I ESQ. Agent R d oRRcO, Wheeling.
MessTs. FOrsyihs & Hopkins,
S. Brady, ESq, Cashier,
Mai Philip Barry, Agent q. & o RR. Company,
MOundsvle. Va.
Messrs. John wharry & Co. MoundsviIIc, Va.
90 w d Z. Thompson,
a. NJ. Pollock & Co, Sunfsli, Ohio
c. ConVers. Esq, CashT, Zonesvil.e, Ohio
John Peters, ESQ., ''
MesSrs. & o. Jackson, "
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PIT1RnuRuH, June Stl, lS53
am happy in bearing my feeble testimony IN layoro
Mr. SolonOns' Eye Glass think them superior 10 ar
mat have nled Ihc eyes seem TO pleasantly u
der their use. G. RIC(OOK N H.
Late Professor in Washington Uni versty, baltimore
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THE INpMNA WOMAN's Rl0nrs CoNvENrlox.

TIM INplANA WoMAN's Rlanrs CoNvENTioN.-
This gathering does nOtappear to have been emf
nsntly successful. The indianapolis Journal says:
The affair, so far as it was intended 20 excite
attention aud discussion among outsiders, is dead
failure and We apprehend that this was about the
last that will be held here. The Presilentess,
who, by the way, was the only handsome woman
in the convention, and speaks in parentheses,
continually jumping out of her path after some
stray idea, aud not often getting back, reminding
one Of a; boy chasing butterflies, leaving one as
soon ar another appears, appointed committee to
settle the time and place for the next meeting, but
we ayenotsheard what the result Is.
Boomers are not very numerous, and are con-
fined exclusively to the less distinguished heroines
Ofihe faith.
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ROCHESTER,, January 18th, 1851.
best recommendation can give Glasses Of Mr.
Solomon, is that use them myself and prefer them
JAMES WEBSTER, VI. u.
PToIessorOf Anatomy, University of Buflo.
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Cholera having already made its appearance in the
West it will well for all to know that the
reliable preventive is Dr.. HOststter's celebrated
StOaleh Bicrs These btttsrs, taken before meals,
per directions on the bottle have their virtues
beyond doubt During the siekly season last year in
Pittsburgh, we'll here and elsewhere, they were
found invaluable and are represented to have done
for the sufferers even being taken with theeranps,
any other medicine in the market, hence the ueeess
ty of getting supply in time.
For sale dealers generally everywhere,
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
oc3J LAUGHLINS q BUSHF1ELD.
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PnLADELPuIA. June 4ih, 1850
icoTdiay concur, as Tar my Judgment goes, in The
opinion Oi my intend and colleague, Dr. Lee, In reference
TO the perfection CT Mr. SOlunohs convex and oval glL
$eH Tor far sigh edneSs The grinding 10 be good
and ClearI aud the general workmanship superior.
JAMES BRYAN, ~. u.
Professor oil Surgery, Geneva CO,rgs.
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WHEELING, Oct 9Th, 1856
have tried for short time, pair OF speclaces ur-
Shed by Mr. G. Solomon, aud take pleasure in iestiyg
to their good quality. have also procured pair u con
cave glasses Tor Mrs. Houston, which la their ecctsa
equally pleasing aud satisfactory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WUsoATME, Oct. s, 1855.
Res',s. TFe,Tea + Co, IsAe.lius. Va:
Gentlemen al write TO inform you
that we are Just closing the Dead Shot and wish
to send dozen by Express, as soon as possible
There considerable Asue here, and this medicine has
not failed in one instance.
Yours truly, S. n. PARMBR.
The medicine alluded to above is already well known
to many of our citizens cuE REFERENCES as to its vr-
tue in curing Fever and Ase nermttrents. night sweat
Dumb Asue etc eau be obtained by application to the
Undersigned.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
T. H. LOGAN & Co.
Oca5 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
IF you have cough or cold, buy bottle of
HoARHoUND BaLSAN,
adapted to all ages and descrvedy popular Price %
cents.
p-sOld by Druggists generally. Prepared and for
sac ' T. II. LOGAN & co.
oea4 bridge corner, Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27
owe WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON

THUS spoke wise and good mani but mark the
change! Let the afflicted hear hiEI, aud Ile decide we
Iher 10 suffer on OF be made whole, I professional TlcI
| u Ia ruined hesILh hear.
Rev James W. H, nHicutt, the talented aud indep nd
ent editor OF that highly popular and extensively read pa
PER- the Christian Bauner, published Fredericksburg,
Va in his editorial n the 18th OF May, 1855 thus speaks
\ of HamP!9H'S Vegetable ITHctuJe: