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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16
SENATOR BENJAMIN's SPEECH.

We redeem the promise made few days since by giving
this evening full and corrected report of the remarks
made in the Senate by Mr. Benjamin, OF louisiana in the
of very interesting debate growing out of the
ton of the late board The high reputation which
preceded Mr. Benjamin to the Senate, and which has
been largely increased since he has become member Of that
distinguished body, is fully sustained this his last and
certainly Of the happest Of his efforts His statements
arguments and almost irresistible conclusions cannot fail
exercise wholesome influence, and particularly
from the fact that attempts have been made
making to influence the public mind by certain de-
seription of appeals which seldom prove wholly una
vailng. We do not claim infallibiy for the late
board, neither have we entered, do de-
sire enter into the merits of the discussion growing
of the action of that board but certainly agree
with Mr. Benjamin in the opinion that Congress is
called upon very singular if not very inconsis
ent part 1t is conceded says Mr. b. that the navy had
been for years in an inefficient staethat immediate
and searching reform imperavely needed. Public
opinion demanded it the public service required it. Con
gress passed reform bill which clearly, briefly and un
mstakably stated how, and by what means and by wha
persons that reform to be effected. The Presiden
called into existence the board contemplated by the law
and has acted upon the recommendations Of the board
law If in any instance injustice has been inadvertently
done by the board repeal of the law will not remedy thu
alleged wrong. Our limits will not permit to pursue
the arguments of Mr.. Benjamin, and therefore clos
with expressing the hope that his speech will be carefully
read and extensively copied 1t will recommend itself
the general reader by its temperate and candid spr,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16
WASHINGTON CITY,
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 10. 1859.

90 Mr. HEkAy NJ. Lewis, OF Montgomery Alabama, gen
eral travelling for the States Of Alabama
sisted BY o. r. Lewis. JAass o. LEWIS. LswIs
0Uar lsAAEL e. JAAss, No. s2 South Philade
oha Is general travelling agent, assisted by Wa H. Weld
Ions CoLLfKs, JAMES DEEKIEs, j. HAMArT o. JAAR THos
D. Mes n. W. MoRAIsoE, r. w, wmEY, Wa l.. wArsRsAH
Alex H. CARsoS, ID. X husrf BAN y. SWANS, +. AsHsAE
aud 4, DAVIS.
o. Mr. u W JAMES No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Il
general collecting agent states and Texas
assisted BY H. TnoAAs, WILAn VI. THoaAs THos NJ JAMES
Dr. A. L. CnILDs GaoRoE MoRRIs, and RICHARD LEIKx, Re
eelps OF either will be good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16

The suboned pertinent paragraph appears in the Pha-
delpha Ledger
CA petition presented In the Ohio house Of repre-
sentstives recently in behalf OF the Western Anti slavery
Society," praying for the Withdrawal Of the State 81 Ohio
the Union easily withdraw from It they need not want
take their neghbors with them who may better appreciate
its benefits" y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16

ample Of their champions in the las struggle for Speaker
always excepting that last fatal si backwards when their
standardbearer and SIX Of his followers SURRENDERED
black repubicanisnl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16

At large aud enthusiastic meeting Of the democracy
Chesterfield county, Virginia, held the llth instant
among the resolutions adopted was the following;
Rssorsd That the open, frank, and able annual message
Of President Pierce indicating alike the constitution Of the
country and the rights Of the States fail to excite
responsive tbrob in the heart Of every patriots and bis
naon having in strict accordance with the senti-
ment therein expressed receives as II deserves cordial
appreciation"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22

CACzE or 1nE Sssen ISsrzzEcITos-
hare, for sgne days hack. ben gIsing exhzrts
from the Southern press. explanatory. IN thar
opinion, q the iosabor1i1ation aus1ng thel
slaves- lgesahjoin this morning. the folio ssilg
extraet frOsna Communication IN the y. Psst
notwithstanding III sympathy Of fhe Chasles-
TIN Mercury md Richmond Eaanirer for an h
osatei position. We have theae tines. good rez-
sons, Ne tisfzlz, fo- congrataL4sias oa1se,res On
he scsrrSty Of the tain element Izio7,s s7s
An Intimate acquaintance with the institutions
Of Ike Soath colTiareS noe that her sEorst enc
mics are 70 be found atq1g her poiItIcianS who
are fo=e-e- taisdag abot5 aholitionists and dis
patty upls3a With the save and treat HIM as
they you'll : brute animal and aort1ern sizre=
OsEgrsrs, TF10 sex II The SJ5ftsi % make for
tune BY exaetiHg fsOni he Save an z7nount Of
iabn- he IS unable 70 Perform Tile old south
eTner isinEArizbiy more iild1lge1it 70 lbs slaves
than eltaerthe f0TeiyEeF OF the n0lthe7Tser. The
ssaEe dreads nothing more 1slza bang sold to
the northeEnsE; Of the f5Teigaer he has an IN.
Teferzte hate
II then. the South would eoIsieScelli 10 rez-
SOHO take the real enemy by the hoTns-iet
her begin hy azlclioratiBs irsz laws for the ssr-
ssIlztins Of slaye<.T and passing more stringent
ONES for the punishment Of tle men who. By
But she must not make those IzEs without In
ves1ing the ssaTe with Fose- TO appeal 70 them
Slaves axe continually re1oauting tae;- g-ies-
arees to each rt1e=; the natural result of which
Is the upTisiass we see from year 10 yes- The
TeTT SAFES Tf1 Presegted ..MasS'T Brooks
with a h5ckeEy sick fos the purpose Of dis
PLAYING his agility at smashing skulls were ma
ulg hin IA tlsir hezTts-Tot because fheT had
any Pess9aal ariifnssssty agziaS; him, hut that
they saE N hisa stTo8g:tod Of the system by
which theT were oppressei
\ re-ieE Of thess stiempts al insurreetioa in
tie southern states, Eil sisoS that they have
beea more numerous IN theSe localities where
the izsss Eessltacins saves srers entered with
The most Tlsors Charleston and Savannah al
ford examples III tie former city, tie slare-
laws are enforced with seFeTity ss=lseely Itss
than terrorism; IN the latter tley ere a5ininis-
tered with comparative mil3aess Attempts At
i.sSurreesisn rare indeed IN Szyannall- Char
lesion the other hand. presents = loRg a.ra.-
of them. A single fact VIII fo.cI5ly illustrate
the contrast 10 the Treatment Of slaves that ex-
ists between the tEso cites. In Charleston, 10
slaTe O person Of collar Is permitted to enter
the theatre, or u witpess the performance of
any play In Savannah, there Is MT only a
comfortable gallery provided for them IN the
t'lestTe- bet il Is quite common fe+ masters to
treat theis slaves TO tickets regarding. il eaOi
policy To have them witness the performance Of
plays and other ainuse;nente- A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22
GARTER ELECTION

NJ Es-TeEI Eesi1 take us isstss ~ s.fo--S-g s-y
tfitas tai eansi1.se fr Eeessciian . ts s IL
Sz-=n.erstzt q Wzte- Ws-ks 4 ~ ssl.s sssSt.9
elesties, .aa w y tt4aktsl 81 taeir se,s.s-s-
aeelst aAss1EL DUNBAR
EA-= z7s zs< esqx . ss= a.ssss = q. - eA.-ss
a. oasel
N. Esssass ss-sss risAszrs ss.s us AZ .zaas ~
ssEss- Sssssss+, NJ JACOB s,EEcs. 4s e.aasaass
sssis ON EalsSps,
Va Eass.e--I ssa14 .s..aszss ss5sss NJ seIss--
titsress ~ y ere = n sseessd va
atss7s = tAsasssesos al. s-zes rl.A sssIsy-
aselss goBr, KAsIILTos-
W EsissssI 1874 Essssrtf.gy arm N sss,rv-
II tse -asain= esart<- slersea-
aeeis " HAEnISG.
~ : eaat5aats ar * sss = ca es4s., ana Il
siesei FsezAs e ,ssti<s fsais o=se tai.A-
f.sl5 anz isaParti4gI-
sdzsITs n CsnSsST
NEss1s Es1To4s Yes M Fsslss 4zpe=aee sss sase Of
P L SIHsER1T, e<li1ass fss Csty ssr=eaai - he
esHs rA4rser C3e st5oz. oASe ne ro.erS q tie
'a'''e e'fs7 tseisl HASF FRIENDS
Hs- Ersres--F:-4ss aanssses IosEeI 5OzDAxs 4 ne
Fss esal liss Ger EEarf Alass<- II tAs sE eLAsssr
slessa5a- zad os1se
sss's MaSr rzIrvDs,
IA Essiua-yea w Pss1ss aasszase II. n,,,,s q
ii1lT ssaARE e4asis4.= so- sree1 osa,asssss..er
nd aa'ss Iiesss MANY cITIZENS
= Foss-s s7ssa IS sEsFet the cav - bseoaos
aia=is lar Sszs cazizssze4. h.ve eaaslalta 70 DO
ae L eIee.s. GiscAarse lae GGssss a. dat oe
f,reaEsy t4eeie.l GEORGE BULGER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22

\ JCsr CoNFIINEST.--Tle Liverpool Times,
with less pretentions t.an lis LoE.doa na1I,e-
sake, understands American politics and the
American character much better. Comnen-
ting on our late Presidential election, 1t thus
paSs Us compliment which no other people
yet merit.
ut IS Amazing how soon party spirit, carried
70 the verge Of excess, subsideS IN the United
States when the EIil Of tke sovereign people be-
comes known The minority bow with instine-
tive respect to that numerical prePondeEance
which il is the genius Of the American Consti-
tuition TO represent However fierce the strug-
gle, however supeThuUan the efEortswhich have
been made to secure victory, tl.e beliigerents,
when the battle Is oye=, lay down their arms
without FORGETTING each othsr's respect. Ii re-
q,iires q long course OF educational training IN
practical freedom 10 obtain this control, but It is
possesSeib by the Americans 10 an extent un-
kRoHn ia any othrr country where free iustitu-
tons exist and the solution Of the e4ligIaa must
be looked for IN the fact that every man fees
himself atom in the great to.al-the equal OF
the Foremost in the land aud the self-respect 50
generated pays to the State the homage of an
tingrudsing subTnissiop. Men deserve to be
free who make such sacrifices for individual
opinion, and yet yield with patriotic philosophy
to the course ofeyents which they cannot eoTl-
troll The Union stands in little tlaager nf dis
rupiion while this noble sentiment animates the
breasts OF American citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22
ITEMS.

1t costs more to send an ounce letter 10 Eu-
rcl,c than 1t does 10 send barrel of -four
piled With library Tor the use of the convicts
Buchanan otHeial majority IN Florida is l.
525
James McCiuug, Of Augusta caanty, Va,
Slaughtered hog, twenty. months old, recently,
which weighed 5i2 po:insls
Col Benton lectaresi ia Boston on Monday
evening, before the Mechanics Apprentices L.
blary Association.
The Richmond inquirer comes down upon
foreigners and says they are the ''f1eile inststi-
I;aeE.ts of Anti-Ssayery ropagaTsiis5n.g
The Staunton Spectator, says, that the Office
Of Sur hTost JAspse.er, IN sheBanddaIl couI.ty.
Is TatlDt. ard expresses lis surprise that the
Virginia electors did not recommend = suitable
person To fll 1t The Richmond lgsli. sugg.sts
that they rcasseIntie for that purpose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22


DyEL ~ PRosPEcL = We published. some days
since. notice Of challenge having I,zsSesi he
tween Hon. A. II Stephens. ca, and B. + Hill,
one Of the Fillmore Electors Of that State 4
card from Alr. Stephens appears in the augusta
(Ga-y Coastituticnalist, dated Washington, Dec
18th, which confirms the report The difficulty
arose upon ! question of veracity in regard TO
some politieaIissurs. Mr. stephens alleges that
slr. Hill msde false statements of the pur-
port of speeches delivered during the late cam
paign.ciiarging himself and Mr TooInbs with
having "eoxed.' under charge of treason to
the Whigparty. AFTER noticing these matters,
Nr- Stephens says:
am now compelled BIZ sense of GliIty- to my
self and the public. to make known that by the
correspondence referred to AID just terminated
IN relation to ii, Mr- Hill has proved himself to
me to be not only an inpudcnt 6Iaggzrt ami an
:TscTupuloHs liar. but despicabIc IsaltroGn be-
sides All these / prociaim him 10 be- IIolsfira
myself notwithstanding Ehat has passed, end
t;sis dennnciaton still responsible eGeH Il, Eiaa.
for lrat s- il he IL nct utterly ifiSe,lsibie 70
shaule ard dtErazastloIl, !ioSycyeT he nasy lie as
to .sFear-n
The card Of III. Stephens conclnsles in this
nneguirocal manner
VIII alSo, tTzIst, be excused eyen by Tire
most fsstiiious, for the language nov used to-.
wards him, which Esyowusef respect on ordinary
OCCASIONS would forbid. But chen InenSia-
eious zaseOlader SETS up Wanfoaiy to asperSe
private character and uzliga individual reIuta-
tlon. ard then refuses that TesfreS which gen
tIeInan knows how to ask, as well zs how to
grant. eTOl1Tse IS left Tor the most courteous
aad decOrous, the most upright ard honorable
but TO put the brand Of infaniy upon him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22

WoLyEs ~ IOwA-The Ansmosa (Jones Cos
Eureta, EarnS its readers 10 telyare of wolves.
1t says that in Monticello township, AIRS
we're closely pursseI by 4 pack of zalses and
barely escaped 10 the house. After the door
vas closed the wolves ding at the esnbankIaett
Of the house bat accomplished nothing s boy
was sttacket bra wolf hat kept him II bay with
bride until his fatheT came 10 his assistance5
i ysHflgs manor horseback was el1zset1s by a.
pack Of about iiftF wolves, Numerous sheep
have bsen Killed b. the wolves, which exhibit
unusual holiness and feroeityt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22

se11 ne <stsattsl q AZ, "a ard yoaa=, 70 as uS=
Aszsai preazA,seu, sAeh be esissaI eslsE.
EEAy haireerers .as Aeaa - bzsa uitA ia,zra=
rrerthsreoSes ts 4AsdraI 3teAin-. and All eutaaeaE
ksEse. II ssS regular eressas fer LA rss
ssvt is eolSE4zi k1ss; frp lag etFsua Ga NJ,
iaan rs original l-Aaty. We es tsrl. uon tie bati D.
graz, Siisease1'tn ~ sad sprsIy the crs
vsl aaas locks orsfas leHitehia-
esEi b Hzroat il: araa tAs tsagae q
taeasands- PElss 81, - 4sa -. Fer sale b
LAUGHLINs BUsuFIELD,
S eecIs ESsss Nssrse s.. KIsellnx IA
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J DAI.LE4's MAGICAL pam IsN-


DAI.LE1,S MAGICAL PAN. EX-
TRACTOR
eISFLA1AT1oSa PAIN EnsepzraAse FIFE.z-d
HEAT Insa=atsup soI1ees PAIN and FTF Ireine<s M
aanaatson- EAeseTer .eress ea.tal bat thresi= q
reaaes, matter =:her eszsed By frre- izr+a
sore PsssH, ruatis Fes. seAla Or sting here
nEaaa.son hanared hooks OF = thousspd se4no.ss
eansst alter Or e4ags tie eeneasoa To prevent raiz
and restore nature inaaaAtoa Be slba1ea 70 az
eezns tss De easrts o. me alvays airees-
Sd T7le1sanss Of phEsetans- and
sest sAet91s FsEspns Who hare rsed DALLEYs MAGIC
Al PAX eoaTtnera and saaft tat ia
eoatroi EenierSui and rsaiate
Instantly aayin= the pain ysiso extrzeiin
aorbsa seeresses aaa forcing atnr= 70 ree her eorrze
res-ins ani ssiiHs. 10 barn. seaIs, aens Is
te severe 70 y5eaa rs caring inaezee Ap-
E2y & llaleiiats and me has tpul,stDesd.
ne GenHae iseuysIePsain seei FI1te EzraEtns viii
ne aaaes q O y-cLIcKENER i CO. proP4sstoss, AID
ilESEY DALEY. sE.zassstlre=, u7Oa each box Price
= ets- per bsx.
~ 81 orls-sssoaia se aAaress-s % @ y cisk-as-&
Co, = lsarsiay = Ser York TH- LOGAN Co.
sPss;ln EEleeiinz. Va
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a frRKIsH LADY BsTHiSG--Her attire is FIRST
removed. AaattensiaRt takes a glove-eyery
day 1t is n new glove-of nndressed silk With
tue diseugaged hand She pourS over her mis-
tress basin sitter basin Of warm water. Then
by means of gentle friction of the glove she
slowly removes the salts and impurities which
arcdeposited on the skin. This finished. the at
tersdant covers the lady from head TO foot, By
means of a web of Sioyny SIX, with a Iataer
made Of a particular clnoliient soap, peculiar,
we believe, TO Turkey. Upon this soap depends
much of that pencil IKE softness and snowy
WhitenesS Of The siin for which Eastsrn women
always are 50 remarkable. Ii has the reputa-
ton Of removing sfains spots and fTecgles that
are not deeply marked INFO the cntirle- THIS
Part Of the matter having been carefully per-
formed, the lady Is AGAIN tielng IN water. heat.
ed to ITO or le0 degrees, aud poured over her
person from 4 taus tbasin,) Of silver Large
towels, we might csll them shccts-of the finest
muslin, richly embroidered with flowers and
gold, are wrapped around her, she IS led into 4
saloon, where, reclining upon a llespsof cr,sll-
ions, she sinks into soft, dream-like languor.
that might become faintneSs were 1t not for the
assldcity with which slave fans her. 81
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sPRcIAh NOTICE S
ENRpN 1elsAnER

WsEl 4 AZ sss5s Is srsrslseaeal asss+sF.srs i NS.
F2slx s.tsx and zeaa so- he Psafea
cAsasssss e n ear ,I.lssrssss wssss
efo zissstei 4 tAs ETeat Art q sesis7y Rssss.
yAAs ssssezs aseSsae for asasy rzassaF-
"a sssssT ssAa - ysaa nisss q cantoyuia and
AsStsaEs-
Aas FSEsea Eisslas - e=aaaik n 4 ; sate-T<se.
Nh Issse NJ IN Rhs % As PaATsAsr SIX fSrrA Ne
"a Eeslve sAafss eepss 81 u variols uOss q, y o.
s.se prsael earsses ssSes lasasel Ard IsteSsss
faga ys-E sal 70 ne arens- tes Us iso=iS
ssea usi sos ~ ale 70 s7sAss fls NEST slsa-
IS zlA PzasF AsFrsss insssRasl
eaREgr SEAES PGSassser,
GeSi9 Isl NgflsiaIa St-exs, Se=rYs-k-
NlHseza, EniiSestfeta. mad Nervous oebiyitY.
- E0aae- Al parzisiSy q szSlyEs iIo..Ss
RgTzEzS. nsr.
zNS zsoetAs is y1ssinary
ssc rlaeea sesere ne, sia5t sll,st
areaded - sslnd dinrtE-h NJ digestive o-gars
sseEe . AaEsiess "A EFtr aaa NJ nerTeIs sysse1n rs
- euFssss< Sat zaasls to usIts Ter sss
aiaatfsatA sisse-,- frTTsBuRGHEl
sEz.s gSssas, - ssE5iiCatisa a s4< sfere, -
lttstr
CArr1aStTe p-eTeef izaseSitian BE eeresai f-
Dz<ssFs-s Lsi7.szd Elii-rs
Spadas 81 l.sr tSossie. SIX BEETLES IS, h
rrPlE.sto-s, REMNANTS PAGE. ia Cd
NanzEaessssz< Pa-s4eeats ard cheists. rf.tsaeErs+
Ra=and eg LIUGRLLyS q RCSHFTELD.
deess Wheeling, Va
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BateLeior's Hair Dyc--Ths ortsin1l. Reiiasse,
zras ard NATURAIsyona All question NE BEsT-1erer
f ye br5sr or sses true "a nztare sfboa,
ped Ga nine FElTase At BaTcHELoRs ol5 sstaa
sh4a yTte PASTOR - Bsoa4zzy, Nes York. An re.s-
dye has apon II VIZ. 1TczILsEs std er1ysi IAhtI-
sold bT T. LOGAN 4 CO.,
nOrzs:In Bridge Corner Dr==zssts
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- - saIe raase 1EoEn On d4r e s2I4-
-s-tEi.i<sS : P BLACK, TTEsfs,.
FaR SAIE

THE f4-a aI frszEg-sl5erfs Iatsig eeespss a. ~,
Miller. ss-eezS II 5slfEe saet5si a ~
17h Deeeer. I-s. htszesl s5d.i-- "a ssrl
and % he B.=sn-st-r-rts- szee Ises froa t yg.T
Haeat enafafn5n hzrlrd s7d feTTr-nas tsf4 sr-,
zht srTeutr areS efezr.<i zu-l 4 a ,,s -
hals=e ~ tfzatTee Tss lsnd=ss ulIvs,
tefed and Erouid make sde.l stsrS fa-rs-
ztzi- kEzels Gag ssFe Tlt;s frsis.u1st,
For farther i1sEsEass1sculs..s 81
HENRE : TlfaRS BCRGW
Hall Eae froEa Tri=9eiEG, 3Ii4d5e SFbetln= Ctss
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sands snr.aparilIna-IAe PoPuiasity aequirea
hy ts truly invaluable medicine extended as IL
ry usersea. Irte s,Sassaas Of ssrofBioEs u
eers SheA have beea eteatreed ard permanently hsrIee
% 'ais exraorl.aary tSleae eofs
Of teS;.nony Ecul attest is ec4 euy scro.Cs
ash an external disease, lratI s1petA
Rlous canpsalsts. General Desut a ne rscas inter-
aal disorders to which asc1ds zpeey ard lasting relief
Prepared and sosl hy A. b D. sASDs Druggists 10
Fcl,oA Street, NeE YORK.
SoIa also by a Q GOOD CO.
whee.:Bz- Va
sol1 a,ss by D+u=sisss esaer-is des2.Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22

LrEIx NEa Ycnk eII1.=rbe lollossing from.
the New York correspondence Of the Boston
journal Is 100 true-
AoRe 81 oar Eiet merchants, = larzof a for
tune OF = million and = haIf--a resident on the
Sta Asenus -eenneeted With one of the first.
houses IN New York, was carried yesterday TO
the Insane Hospital. he Is another illustration
Ofwhat our city shows in many hmeatable ca
ses Of the danger of over attention 10 business
yckeep list of the runisagsls who die Of the
suicides, Of deaths hy railroad collision, and ac
cidents ButconId the number OF deaths ard
the cases ef insanity, growing out OF The haste
20 be Flch of the iHcesS SAINT application to buSi-
neSs-thc oyestaxing nl the mind IN the acsesIl
mutation IF weilth be knos n -the appalling
number would Stntle aud conyulse sSeiefy.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22

a PRsETSz1 lazy e-s=ssesaaz read re-
rain SAeF The Of sszsre=zhle Aeu ~
tI tr BA1iE OF THOUSAND FLorEzs' deatfee would
tct MY re1dett ssest ls lsEe tie teeth ie =lahas-
ts 9fEny do kos their had. ard
de suiett ds5iSe, -tllir sn-sSpll
IL Rnars sirele drop Or .kaI ~ oT tech Fr.s
year., SIS
BEArI7FrL Co1FLE11oS acquired using
the Eir1 Of TiOnsand vim remove ssl rl
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tut rra,lF on two or strI iTo.,s al
tie rsIt El0rnrs-
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4 CARD TO TIiE TA,I

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DE- nuPoSc9Fs GoLDES FEIAPR PILLS arr NAL
be In soQEsss irzaia4its 81 ne ,se1sss-
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Tor for many years, bof IA France a America Eh IN
p7r@ee sFsees IA eyery ease. and Is urged ty many
Aesana Iadtss Eilo have Ese1 zske sle pms Is-
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mes a Ssa as : ladies'
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males sr thase are eauaIonsa
aainst shess P: zs the proprietor no
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mes Eoeld any Iaiury hezi1l o1errise ksss
PMS rseoeaeEdsd Directions aseonpsny each be
Price 81. Sod sholes2iea and refzl BY -74
LAUGfLISs BusHFTELD.
GsaT 4geats FOR ohso eS11ty. No Is Sfonros =,
Alsofes sale ~ T. u LOGAN / CO.
Br5ASt Corner Druggists
Anesdezs Esnss sbere tssasraI Asesfs
is m supply tie t-.aea Perpetrators prices and SEND
;le pms laiiss p aaH enclosing sIto
tke fhetiias Post-e1ee
S.BIlr. Dapooeo,s Golaen PgIs. sssaa.are ~ Dntor-
sp 81 eEerysoz FOR 5aTssealarsgs,
esfeaiar Of Aseass. aeiy
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Honey! ArtifiolaI Hon,

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and seli can tatlg eiat grs dollars
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AmbrotYpaa fnr al

PARTRIDGE his neE and sszeie1s rooms Win faeH
ties FOR operating ard fes It eczl to
any u he eoEty. and sfsEssr 70 sHy IN he estyIs
o4eias these bssual ftesGTs=. sAh are u,s,rtzssed
Ia tie ne Prer.red % make azb4stySss 20
them u Ieets and pins, price as D4kzerre1syr<s-
PetEsss i1-e ss5a specimens ezhisI.ea
ana Hzrrz-se1i - i4st f0a zses uneAzrsseI.
anktnds q ElsseraIs ase intis bessisss fsT sale.
LAyto-is ns- store aasIg
TEk orEs71oa szTTtED-sDAais vas -assrdea he zSst
Prssfah for he hsst 4. ne late
Pafr tia city. 9Issste TEeis sor ess spir 81 a-
csz EIrr1EE-, pssl.s n is erea 70 1,.g
trfEss Il sErgfnfa sqrat his pictures q
Chs silver Hate can his Gsszys ISs sfaa stssst
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