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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
RAILROAD BONDS.
Barring Brothers g. Co. write as follows respecting

DdiDs DiVehSiS - W. "'-~~ 49,
American stocks:
No particular change We quote Alabama S. go Maryland
Ha:aeh1.e.t' S. ss virnis 8. 81 Il b0 S, Gy a.
CITY g. "a illinois Central Railroad U.s. ssGs5 g.: soasa Free
.as sss ssa md
road Sd mortssee 1885, Parsm. Sterling a. sSG a Fsan
s. os1s s S.i Sssu g. sS0
lii; Nova Scotia IS. 1864; New Brunswick &C., ios
The London Morning Star of the llth says:
"The Money market, Notwithstanding steady de-
mspd has been sensibly easier-infuenced NO doubt
by the fact that considerable portion OF the gold 6y
the True Bron has already been secured by the Bank
and nv reduction In the rate of discount at Hamburg
II il also known that the official return of the state Of
the Bank of France which will published on Friday
will be favorable in all essential respects while II was
reported in the afternoon that the Bank OF England re-
tun for the week ending last Saturday will also be
favorable. Altogether, an improved feeling has GER
tsnly been manifested but not to such an extent as 70
Justify hopes of an immediate decline in the value CT
money. Paris letters continue favorable. IL Is eI-
pected with degree of confidence that the Bank
Of France will tomorrow consent to discount long
dated bills. IL is also reported that the Railway Con-
panies will cot issue debeniures until February.
Tie improved feeling in the Money market has p pro,
they closed at only slight advance upon the final
quotations of yesterday, the tendency was, on the
whole, better"
The London Shipping and Mercantile Gazette Of the
sth inst, notices decidedly easier money market.
The rates were easier good bills being done freely
below Bonk Minimum and arge amount had been
discounted as low as y cent.
The latest statement of the Bank Of England shows
the following variation as compared with the previous
week:
Increase. Decrease
p pTSsT ss1ss,.. . an4zo
Notes and bills IN circulation oS.0
Observation-Disclosures. sou
On the other side OF the account:
Government secarties...... no change
Other securities ....s...s... ~o''V''
Coin and bullion '''........ AolS,Iy
Notes unemployed 5oIlzo
In the Domestic Dry Goods Market there has been
some movement in sop!e and fancy styles Of Cotton
goods, but not sufficient to notice any general ANNA
ton il trade, nor do expect much activity before
the middle Of next month. Commission men and job
bers are new chiefly occupied in taking account OF
Stock, and r,parng for the early Spring trade. The
year just about terminating it 10 gratifying to 9o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
u.rL.,. C.RtyULLr RrPoRrIp FOR 1Hr TRIBUNE.

Total Pots and Pearls. ..........:..sS .p,
COTTON-Tbe market partly under the influence OF the Bal
tics news has advanced and been fairly scve the sAes are
1000 bales. We quote ~ follow:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
Ocean Steamers.
o ARRIVE

TO DEPART.
u.,r,.nn $500 . . From New. York Dec r.. For Havre.
-...........From Boston. Dec Sl..For hverPo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........DEc.


Cleared.
steamship-Black Warrior, Smith, Havana Livingston
@ Sum- 81. witt Clinton Dunn Liverpool, Taylor Rich
Baf-Csdet Guide Belize. Josiah Jex "a
Cspone Stunshfeld Philadelphia j. w McKee, Ocean loe
Dee bermuda Permission GJones; John Bunyan, FOSTER
WimiI ron Roker Molmsnn; Correo, Goodwin Oiudsa
Bolevu Z. Bech Kunhsrdt u WA, w r.., w
Sehoons,-Helepa Roberts, 81. kits, w Louaoni w.
T. Ruroushs jerks Savannah Durham D1mon; "onoer,
French Providence, master -
sIoop-Rienz ii, Briggs Fall River, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

Choice Furs for the Heiid.ys.! .h ~ ~ WIS
.nshs Tor Presents which he will s q greatly reAucse
nIices such a Fine Sable, DARK Mink fne EfTnes,
yev other he recommeud Tor ne VII ssh -
oAheY few sc for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

GREAT GENITAL ROuTb'i
u The Tss.ssh et. and sTeIfs sIG IVA p VS.
uSTntIntN cIHTRAL RAILROAD r,...
And their Railroad and Steamboat 60, .nI n poSn
nlwsaiss Oslens, Darlington, st. L0uis' Cairo snA
WEI sU ri SSs'sh arpeE BUFFALO or
co., :, -. :,E: e ss0ADS%i1Ha1tHs cIARk, Ar.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

suitable for Pre.ent which he viii ss q rssy rsaucss
other kind that he recommend for he Will sell -
other. A few % sets for sale.
IssSr:s.s you s %s. OF IL
capable exercise ber Are your nerves an'Ians yS
: :Ss ..: 'T
;s ycosDAL viii
aDim'GD and yfsI RasS%Arlc CONSULTATIVE
..hti; decreased your digestion spoy zoe:
s9 ssb so0s
q Who .s. s..e
St:9s s9s Of ;IRHn SrI v26 Il
Loss Of Memory Papstion Of the Heart ln.ti6aiy r.
Of Sight symptoms Of Consumption etc. and all "nnA
%fa aa * al '' xsB
!. benefited ss the ss,Ss. ssS Ds
for 81, at No. a0a Bowey.
Rooms of the America. Iaetitute, N.w.YSs, az. -
o. is5S-At meeting Of the Premium COMMITTEES o. 80,
Fair # oS the h1i ass. on s.ss
mission ss ' sTEA \ AND
LAT0R to be ranked best and not the A"d oe'' ''''
.eeordsncs Herewith the Premium Committee ssSs
sqousy agreed receive their amendment ana nS c., "a
their 6rsf former decision ,w.rdns to ,sr; bsss q a.
.bove named and lieu thereof they M e.. ss
ssd C. araS TO ss ns ts esns the
;.dsd to a o'Ipsny p $, Ss d -
Of the ..id articles which exhibition ct tine 'h AM
"a" A'"'' '''e''"' j. NJ WELLS, j., sec,y.,
Premium COMMITTEES 18th AnnaA W. -
R-i1renf InteiNsesce Oase and Labor :. ~.
~. been roaoved from No. .csnalst e No; u ~ r
. ~ antlony str q few dQoU west OF broedwJ.
S6Argsd SAmko Z. sAoAIN SeR...- ------.
Jones's Soap ID beautiful emollient Sospi
II makes Cssped skin, Eruptions and Freches eaope
Reduced - I've Slili1Fs;r saav sTHa sss.
raj white ladies' skin; don't rub of ~ JOSESs -
HAIR RESTORATIVE makes hair soft, silky, dHA W
falling cures dandruf; q. Depot No. %2 Bowery.
TO Paper.Makcrs about Isgins in Their Winter ''''~
Nos. s. and LEaHoRN RAGS 100 sales each sA''
go bales Domestic and Foreign colofed hAoS
100 bales choice white WEST INDIA hAoS. .l
90 bales bse RAGS. ,.
10 bales tine light blue LINEN hAoS-
IS bales ROPE CUTTINGS I.F
80 bales choice country mixed RAGS. ,.s.n1
We shsIl ssu our stock this Fall 1t prices that v
he interest d Pspermake" s 70 paiEsTLrY Co,
PAPER warehouse, No. 10 Nasssust Rag wSea0s's
EroAsst. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27


The road from Toledo TO Detroit was composed yes
terday from the latter city to Monroe, where con-
meets with the Southern Michigan Read, ana a loco
motive ran over the whole distance. This forty mics
Of Road was commenced on the 18th July last, ana
finished and stocked 10 five months aud ten days we
presrme such feat IN raihosd building bee never De-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
"" LiSSCNt's - SStNS.iN1
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company


WINrERING Cows.-Wc find in the Rural New
Yorker an account of some experience related
at Farmers Club Meeting, respecting winter
ing cows, from which we take the following as
possessing some interest. One member said:
IF were to have COWS wintered just to my
liking, they should lie fed on cornstaIks, and II
profit were consulted, these, by all means, should
be run through stalk cutter. This, in my cs-
timation, is a saving of at least one-fourth their
value. My method of feeding is to give each
animal bushel basket full of stalks; they will
not cat them clean, bat to save all ] throw what
they leave in the mayors to my colts who soon
dispose Of them, and without n remainder
Those cows which arc in milk are fed slop of
buckwhcat bran night and morning, those not
yet como in are given two or three cars of corn
at each feeding, until they begin TO spring bag,
when they are fed once day, the same as the
cows which are MIXED. In this way COWS may
be kept in a thriving condition, and believe a
greater yield Of milk and butter can be obtained
than from any other mode of feeding In regard
to the value of different kinds of food for COWS,
l heard an old dairyman say that bucliwheat
was the hest for producing milk of any grain
Corn and cob meal Tor corn meal alonc) fattens
COW too much for their health, if fed before
calving. Two quarts of oats per day is better
fsed at this time. Corn md cob meal aud oat
meal, half and halt, is good feed for mich cows,
and wheat shorts, scalded and Saited, illinduce
large flow Of milk"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

A PERTUurp BREArH.-That lady gentleman would re-
Of disareeahe breath Ien by
ing BALN or TEoUsASD PLo~rEs dent:EIee would
only render It sweet bat leave the teeth white alaaz-
te subject Is delicate hsIr rerds will mention
IT, single drop OF the BAlm' tooth brush
aud wash the teeth night and oFnit. 0een bote will
last 8 year.
BEArIFrL CoTLExIoS may he easily acquired by using
the Bam OF Thousand FoEsTs" Iti!l remove tan, PIN
pies and the skin, eETiug rose.
hue Vet towel pour three dEops, and E3Sh
TIE face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASV.wet your shaving either
aFm cold water pour three drOps 'Bari al
Thousand Flowera rab tie beard wei and 1t viii make
ing. Price only City cents.
W. 2. RETRIDGE 4 CO.,
Franklin square New York
For sale by I. II. LOGAN co JeI1-fydaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

The MANCHESTER RESIDENCE or THE "CHEEET-
ABLE BEoTHEEs. Tho mansion Mt the upper
end of Mosley street, for so many years past the
residence of the late VIM. Grant, the originals
of Dickins' "CheeryabIe Brothers," was almost
the last private residence in that street. once the
fashionable locale for the wealthy residents
Bat dwelling after dwelling has disappeared,
warehouses have risen on their sites, end now
the "town-houscS" of the Grants are empty,
and dcsolnte. The furniture has been removed,
and the houses are closed to give room to anoth-
er Palatial pile for storing the staple goods of
Manchester. The walls within which the joyial
laugh Of the owner and his friends has rung so
often, now echo no cheering sound; the hearth
of generous hospitality, is cold and deserted;
with It's kind and generous owners. tho spirit of
tho cid house has departed and ike their own
clay tenement, will soon be but dust and ashes
--KpacAester Guardian
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
myT:Gn

s4-DAGuERGEorYPIsrs Of ordinary abilities nad i.
a uphI in attempting compile in Of
their EorsmRnsp with ADAMS bnd In order to procure
DEq4Sp for tsr labor, they have, WILL az obliged
by their prices
riing sum- equivalent TO the value Of their
pictures Look out for circulars, printed
"P,crrRc ron 80 cEsTs" Persons in want Of this KIND
WORK Till govern themselves accordingly Those OF refnc'
and taste who aPpre slate scientc skill, will sslh
continue rong AnAus The beautiful sPhereo-
type made by him tn. ONLY ForrRE which can he
relied upon for prRAbrrT Call and examine OF the
aIrps-ishabie AmbroJ he has taken and
shIsh we're warranted %not to cu4xoE on FADE" In The
ords of another he would say, "caution should be OBJ
served not buy pictures GLASS; all such pie.
tures viii fade
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
DR. 4. Hedges'

FEVER s. AGUE ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER and Asue. Chlls and Fever, Dumb Agus, any
form of Intermittent Fever whether recent
Ing speedily safely, and eecsaally cured by the use Of
DR.. J. Hedges AnRshilasOr.
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury, butts compounded from ex-
tracts purely vegetable certain safe and ecacous
remedy and can he kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prietor has article in his private practice for
several years. and in failed to elect perfect
cure when the directions been followed In posi-
way njure the syste butts adapted TO all ages,
sexes constitutions. be given the infant of
month old with as much safety the adult, and he
kept in any climate. needs encOmium, long array
testimony herald efficacy Its merit lies within IT.
se-and 10 the invalid prove value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared oaY by the Proprietor stanhOpe, Nj and
never genuine without bis signature.
wholesale and retail, by A. C. GOOD Co.,, Drug.
gtss, wheeling Va and bS Druggists aud merchants
rally roushcut the United states.
w H. DRcA1tp, General Wholesale Agent
for tie westerr, States,
myT:Gm rs C01Irtaud ct, New YorE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
"There'S many a slip
'TEtxt the cup aud the l!p.M

California, says the Philadelphia Ledger,
by the votes cast in the State, is the llth in the
Confederacy, but taking the population is only
the twenty.fourth State in the Union. This is
caused by there being moro full grown men in
proportion to population than any other State.
The Californians are disposed to grumble a.
this condition Of affairs, because it reduces the
influence Of the State in the Electoral College,
where 1t has only four votes; but they can
alter tho condition themselves much more read
lily than tho Constitution can do it for them
Instead of running away from their wives
in the Atlantic Statcs as many Of them, do
they should take them with them, and thus con-
tribute to destroy the inequality which exists be-
tween the voting population Of the Stale amp
its repFcsantation
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
1900 nrrI-The firnerai Of m

THE CHARLESTON DCEI--The funeral OF MT.
TaI,sr took place at Charleston on Tuesday. and
was largely attended, BE appears to have been
/ deserTedIv and highly esteemed and his death
awakened general feeling Of regret Pity It IS
that a man Of his intellect and character should
| have fallen In defence of false and exaggerated
notions of State duty and through false and
misnamed code of honor. The Charleston pa
pers are entirely silent as to the particulars of
the dnel i correspondence Is published be-
tween Edmund Rbett, Jr., and \. G. Magrathr
In which Mr.. Rhett ayo%s himself to be the au-
thor of the articles signed "a NulEiher, the
original cause Of the difficulty Mr.. Rhett says:
with : view of preventing collision be
tween our mutual friends, l hereby avow myself
the author of those articles trust, sir, that
you will see the propriety of relieving others
from the probable and painful consequences of
yindicating your honor. by vindicating 1t your
self
NY friend, DIR. Furman, viii make the ne
cessary arrangements.
This note is dated the D til ulE, on the 5eth
3Ir. Magrath replies as follows:
"Your communication gave me the first init
nation that any difficulty had grown out OF the
publication of certain articles of which you have
avowed yourself the author.
al took the most efectual means, circum-
Stanced as | was, 70 put a stop to tue proceed
ings of which you notified me-
81 had hoped that these means would have
proved successful; that they were not, was en-
tirely beyond my control. came to the city
the day after the receipt of your note in Aiken;
then for the first time learned that definite ar
rangeinents had been made, for duel between
Mr. Taber and my brother, the time, for their
meeting having been fixed at an hour prior to
the arrival of the cars
Your declaration of being the author Of the
articles which have appeared in the Mercury,
addressed to myself, is of no interest or conse-
quence to me. Should deem it requisite to
take any step for meeting the unprovoked
charges and aspersions, 1 shall follow the die
I tatcs of my own sense of duty and propriety,
aided therein By the counsel Of friends, and not
/ regarding the suggestions of my assaiiant,"
/ a manly and sensible letter. A subsequent
note from Mr. a. e. Magrath announces his with
drawal from the position ofa candidate for Con-
grcss, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
! signation of Hon. Mr.. Aiken.-BtLE american
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
DALI EY,S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
sI1IS - (iTN(OIS,


INFLAMMATION and PAIN as IuseParabe as FIRE snd
HEAT inflammation produces pain, and pain produces In
aanaaop wherever there is unnatural heat thrObbing
redness no matter whether caused by fever, hurt
sore poison rheumatism piles scad burn sting, there
is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be subaued To
complEs this the physician always direct
ed Thousands physicians and thousand Of the first and
most sagacions persons who have used DLLETs MAGIC
PAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit, that its
control inflammation ia wonderful and Immediate,
Instantly aayns the pain, nentralizinE poison extracting
secretions forcing her
renewing healing 80 burn, scsld ament, is
two yield soothing and curing influence APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine enveloped in Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of c. V. CLIcEENER CO., proprctors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
% eta. per box.
~ All orders should be Addressed to O. " cickener
Co., 81 barclay st. New York II. LOGAN Co.
su2s1n Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
Ambrotvpes for Sl.

PARTRIDGE,a at his new and tpaeouI roOunr with faen
tiesfOr operating and arrangement light equal
in the country, aud far superior to any In the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country. lie Is prepared to Ambrotypes
they be sent by mail without exirn postage. Also
them loskets and pins, price Daguerrsotypes
Pictures made for good specimens exhibited
and warranted 70 Ias. tei aEes unchanged.
Aknds Q. materials usea Ia hu5snGss for sale.
Rooms cas-: side of Main Mouroe, oysr Merah
TsyloTsrew Ftsre. sss1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06


Ey Col. Winchester of this place, SAYS the
Tampa (Fla.) PcninSular, who was passenger
on the steamer Florida when wrecked, arrived
homc few days since. He reports the Florida
ead her entire cargo total loss. The passen-
gers and crew were saved.
Col. W. was also passenger on the schooner
Roalefs, of this place, when she was cast away
in the gale which swept Last Island-three of
her crew were lost Col. w. returned to New
Orleans, made a fresh start on the Florida, and
was again overtaken by gallo in which he mar
rowly escaped with his life. Tho Col. again
embarked in sloop at Apalachico!a, for Tam.
4 short distance from our wharf, the Col being
somewhat anxious to get ashore, started in the
yawl, which capsized, and he barely escaped
drowning by swimming ashore. Truly this is
a chapter of adventures for a trip from New Or
leans 70 Tampa
"There'O many q slip
nm and the Inv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

Preserving DaGsD FRurr PROM WoRMs.-We
have very simple and ctfactnal method of keep
ing dried fruit, namely: In the Spring, before
tho worm makes its appearance Tor even after
you can detect few) wash your fruit in a liber-
u quantity of warm water, as if you were pre-
pairing them for cooking. Shase the water from
tae1n-and dry, either in the house or out IS
may bc convenient They will dry in few
hours. Aud this time you will be too early for
the insects, aud therefore secure the eating Of
Yo-E o1a delicious fruit Country Gentleman
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
Professor weeds IInir RestsrntIve.
WHh.S WORKED MIRA CLES

That all the bald and gray can be restored perfectly to
original growth their locks concerned,
admit of doubt besides IT will cure every possible
scalp, whether developed GandFaI iseing
or In the shape eruptiOns-eTen scaldhead-
and in no possibcase will fail of curing, by magic,
periodical headache, and II used twice week
by young rigotOusv,It will the color, and
keep hair falling, Imaginable age Read and
For sale by LAUGuL1Ss BusuF1ELD, Nc. e5, Mon
roe Street. spsI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

4 Dye For the ITnir.--Perfection Is not attained
ndosnse and ease there crOssiot road to uniSer-
sal favor The world VIII no, blown like eha1 Into a
indicated by InItators Witness the anchored
fame OF BVToHELoR,s HAIR DYE. BIZ watching Ehen
others slept sustained y intrinsic worth and truthful.
ness 70 nature WARRANTED dsaPpoint the hopes
of those who use IT. Male sold applied. at the Wig
Factory ess BroadEay New York See that each box has
Tx A BACHELOR on, no others are genuine. solyby
T. H. LOGAN 1 CO.,
sp291m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

'.Prnro M1LE.-The authorities at Paris con-
tinue an active crusade against tue adulterators
of milk. In one day thirteen wholesale milk
dealers were convicted and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment and fifty francs fine. The
quantity of water added to the milk by some of
these fraudulent dealers was, in ono instance, as
much as S. per cent, and the general proper
ton varies from 80 to 80 per cent. This beats
the Baltimore milk dealers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06
! pFVPDy F0P DYSPEPSIA.

BHuAvE,s HoL1asp nIrr-zs, the most simple, de-
lishtfu end eHecluaI remedy yspea before the Pas-
lie Many Of cur moot rcrh citizens testify to its efficacy
TO persons suSjee: and sieA-hesdaeht II Is
,s1,a e5sDe yybe. 4ssd according s;irertioas it
easaa. fan 70 e;vs piHSJgrqi IouFhGf.
c4r-1ozTo rsreat imposition, be safefn to ask for
B5eEhayes Rolaad Bitters
-soia a. 81 Der bottle o. bottles fer IS, b the
propristor,. BENJAafIN PAGE, IN. Co.
Manufacturing and Chemists corner Smith
Reld and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
IAUGHLINS d BCSHFLELD,
os.s Wheeling, Va
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a Gard TO THE LADIES.
inEaIII

a CARD TO IG1E LADIES.
DR. DUPoSCos GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infalli
bic in removing oppases irregularities Of the
These Pills are nothing new been used by the Doc
tor for many years. France and America with un-
paraeed success every case, and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who Them make the Pills pub
c fer the alienation suffering from any Irregular
tiles watever,as well preventive to those ladies whose
health viii not permit an Increase of family Pregnant
nales or supposing cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsbiy after the aboye adnonion although their mild
prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
pills are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by5a
LAUGIiLINS BUsHFIELD,
GenT Agents for Ohio county. No % Monroe at.
Also for sale by t. Il. LOGAN ! co.
Bridge Corner Druggists
All orders addressed the above General Agents
they will supply Propretors prices and send
couHdcntlaly ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling PostOtrce.
B-Dr. Dnponcos Golden Pills, signature ~. Dupon-
hox other genuine. For particulars get
Circular CT Agents. APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

DYE The subject Is delicate one inasmueh persons
who use Hair yc don't care Gbo1t discussing the suhjeet-
However ne vii hint to them sOtto that this ar
Gle hastakeu the highest premium at The Worlds Fair, and
FsIrB American Institute, hatt endorsed BY
such chemists as Chiffon and Tory and that if they want
Dye that cannot be s,n rushed from the effects OF nature,
they had better pureha5e BALIARDs, SEQ broadway
sp2o-1mdaW