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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

THE STEAMSHIP PERsA-This mammoth
steamship, which arrived at New York ON Satur-
day, had her paddle wheels considerably injured
during the trip across. About one third of the
buckets knocked off during her encounter
with enormous ice fields off the Banks. The huge
iron bars which compose the frame were curled
up and twisted as If they had been pasteboard.
Notwithstanding hi, disabled condition. however
the Persia made her last 300 miles to Sandy
Hook in "a h,u,s. After leaving Liverpool, she
attained an average of II miles an hour, until OBJ
slructrd by the ice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

FURTHER FROM KANSAS The Missouri Dem
ocra'' OF the 5th,meniions the return of the Kan
sas correspondent of that paper from Kansas.
ana that he reports "aH quiet" in that Territory.
mo further outragcs being feared, at least, until
me assembling of the Legislature at Topeka on
the hrst OF March next" The thermometer had
a dor SIX weeks before his departure ranged. from
q degrees below zero 10 10 degrees above it
.'1wo thousand stand Of rifles and toenfp bre,ch
loading cannon had been receiredat Laurence:
braska."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

- snip heretofore existing between T.. J. Folkcs and a
WINSTON under the style and firm of t. j. Folcs having
pred oy limitation Is this day dissolved persons hay
@ against the concern viii please present for ua
10 eau and settle their accounts tthout driay S'"
ne stock OF Furniture remaining ON bau,I ia no,v erl
he sd a. @ hth w edhcsday the 5h of March when II VIII
DC sold at auction without reserve ' ''N"'' WA
ne assortinen IL large com, lac
a'.en,loh OF those wishing purchase , rUI ~ We
fe l5d& caaw2w S'' r. j. IoLkES,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

& 80 \, Va s>.-Iusi To hand "a supuly of M.
-. a'h T. i-Hcks superior Black Oats which vii III
~ 40 VI a B RHCKER
ES mL sNA;--We invite the n1sen,io,, :.
tenants and Book keepers a superior artici -, ~,
u Wheh we manufacture can furnish in sn, " .iae
M A. ~ lperty to refer to gentlemen of ,bs iy
fcen srporuu, q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

DEATH OF PRoF. CLAIMING. w. ,..... r.
me Cambridge Chronicle ihat Edward Tyr,ai
Claiming, for thirty two years profes sor of Rhet
OF, orc and oratory in Harvard College, died On
about sixty-6ve years. aeeu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

rWIes Hold 1ICrIxSs Of.
nee OF the Circuit Court of Nelson county, Monday,
the 4th day of February, 1886:
Thomas p Fitzpatrick, Plaintiff,
Against
W IMAM NJ W GODS and Harlow w. Heath, Defendants,
me object of this defendants agents.
ana all others concerned from all further proceedings
Judgment and execution thereupon, in the name OF
" H. NJ Gods eeof ii. w Heath against plaintiff for
e sum OF sou with interest January,
Court. ~ " ' 1880
Ana appearing by proper affidavit that the defendant
nioN W Heath, is resident this State ordered
i' ne do appear here within publication
ieoi ana 10 what protect his
la' copy OF this order he published week.
cessNe weeks in the Lynchhurg Vrginan posted at
t ~ door OF the Courthouse of this county, the hs
ia. ct the next County Court.
~ :, copy-Teste, O. LOVING, Crk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

q TEES OF LfNCHBURG COLLECr N hNtS -
the Preachers study of the Methodist De held IN
Tuesday the 18th at o'clock full Church on
fe l5.tl9th EDWiD IL CIII,h,ii,cc u desired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15
Items

II seems that the 1900, 900 TO complete the
Messla Valley purchase is now IN course OF liq
udaion, the first draft OF S656,OOo on account
having been paid at the sub treasury IN New
York, and a large portion of it Is now on its
way. ,,er the steamer Fulton. TO Englond. where
much Of the balance Of the indemnity Is also un-
derstood to belong.
The navy committee Of the Senate will not be
ready 10 report upon the subject OF the memori-
ais in relation to the action OF the Naval Reiir
ing Board. so soon as they expected. They will
probably first report upon the recommenda'ion
Of the Secretary of the Navy to build twelve
steam soops of war.
The News by the Persia has impaired the ut
most buoyacy to the New York stock market
and the ouotations for all kinds Of securities,
especiaIly Western railroads. have advanced con
siderably. averaging probably about two per cent
I'm the produce markets the news has had little or
no effect.
The freezing of the Mississippi river through
out the entire length is set down as circum-
stance unprecedented in the memory of any ono
living aud tradition fails To furnish a parallel
The ..oldest inhabtant" has for once been def
cent in a record.
In the Senate. on Thursday. Mr.. Bayard in
troduccd bill to provide for the public printing
engraving and binding. The object is to discon-
meet the printing of Congress and the Executive
with the public press. and proposes the erection
under the authority of the President of the Uni
ted States, on some convenient site of the public
grounds of a suitable hre-proof building. for
these purposes. 1t authorizes two superinten
dents; one of printing, and the other of engray
ing: aud they are not, under the fear and fines
aud penalties, to be connected with the newspa-
per press;
About 1900 gallons of of oysters were ship
ped at Norfolk for New York last week, 10 be
rcpacked for transp 'rta,on to the Western towns
!! is estimated, says the Argus, that three mil
lions of dollars expended each season for oy-
scrs from the waters of the James; the Elizabeth
and others rivers of Virginia alone. From five TO
seven hundred vessels arr said to be engaged in
loading and transporting them to other markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

NEW eONCERN.-Wm.T u. Anderson has
1So, ,ms aay ass9eated With him JOHN @ ADAMS and
nngMas o. ANDERSON for the purpose of uansactug
~ ,H NnhAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
~ ~ eiNESst under the firm and style OF ANDERSON
mesly j. B RenwicA) w. -
WI" always keep on hand well selected stock of Gro
nnalo ground and lamp ploser Livingston Porths
ard Castings
attention given to the sale Of consignments, and
advances made on Produce in hand
WILLIAM r. ANDERSON
fe lits Tfi6, = "a =, ,,s%n,rpcos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-15

RO. II, GLASS, P. NJ.
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Isl OF LETTERS renal niny Il, ga,
4 Office 18th February, 1886. =" vac Poss
n Persons calling for Letters in ,h;. IT.,
will please say they are advertised. List
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

PERsoSAI Senator Douglas and his beauti-
full bride occupied proscenium box at the opesqi
last night. They were accompanied by the
bridal party, consisting of Miss Allen and Miss
Granger, and by General Shields, Augustus
Schell. and eSCanal Commissioner Mathef
Mrs. Douglas was attired in rather high
necked blue silk dress, with blue satin stripe
trimmed with lace Herhair was not as is sifd
to be usual, thrown in a braid round her classic
forehead, but disposed after a fashion of the
Empress Eugene. She leaned over occasionally
to look at the stage, apparently unconscious Of
the general battery of lorgnettes TO which She
was exposed.
The Senator looked upcommonly wen and
cheerful. He was sprucelys costutned, and eyi.
IDENTIFY enjoyed both the opera and his own con-
dition. The scene in Trovatore, in which Lee
onora LA Grangc,) and Manrico (Brignoli per
sonate the characters of bride and bridegroom.
was regarded with special attention.
Senator Douglas and his bride viii shortly
visit his mother at Clifton Springs, in this state
They arc now staying at the st Nicholas ".
Y. Post, Of tie 25ti.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28
PAIN PANACEA
.AmbrotYpes for Sl.

PARTRIDGE, a. his spacious rooms, with fael
lies for operating and light equal 70
any in the Country, and far superior any in the
prodnsns tese beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
IN de eoensty He IS psspsrsa3to make AHbFoypss SC
they can be sent BY mai i extra estaee Az. . 3,
than in loekets and pins. price Dsguerreosypes
pieates made for customers exhibited
and warranted last foi ages n-eilalsssat = e
Alikinds Of riaieralsu in tie business Tor SALE
Rooms east SIDE o. Main =. ehros, osss arsh
Issiets4 new store @nsis
TEE orrsrfon sEIIIED.-ADAsfs vas Axarfed ne an;
ye1atas for the best likeness late
Fair IN thiselty Also, display Of Da-
gusrreeypes OR HrNnAkp Dolllns win be sre. 10 a
AFft Il FTrgffa who can equal his pictures either on
Glass Silver plate caai hls Gallery is ,fAln street.
corner Of Union,
rytss and pAatnsra phs- Petfi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28
WoRrH KN0MIN14

Prof Mood has discovered remedy for the gray and
bald which practicable and cheap. 1t requires
dyetns, wig, extraordinary trouble There can
be doubt whatever Of secaey. We hare seen testi-
without number and from men OF great IN
tellIgenes, high standing and moral worth.
Those who have years are now wearing their
own hair and appear years younger rsy did six
months ago. As in gray hairs bald heads
both preinAtre unnatural Iaty 70 remedy
them by the natural and Gnaoub,ed means which Prof.
Wood has Invented. and kindly the aileted
Read his advertisement try wonderful remedy and give
the Professor a new testimonial.
Price 81, So $500 per bottle. For sale by LAUGHLINs
q BUsHPfILD, Wholesale Druggists. nosl'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28


/ Mn. BUCHANAN AND THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
| We published, some time ago, a letter written
by Alr. Fremont to gentlemen in California con-
Tossing that, in the event ofhis election he would
give his influence to the extension of Railroad
TO the Pacific by the General Government We
charged it as bid for the vote of California, and
hoped and believed that no other candidate for
that office had committed himself, under such
circumstances, to course so questionable BY
the last arrival, however, we find letter to the
same effect, purporting to he from Mr.. Buchan-
an, and as its authenticity has not been denied,
we presume that it is genuine; and, as that gem
tleman has been elected, that it is distinct de-
claration of his line of policy upon this subject.
IL Is scarcely necessary 10 say that we regret
1t deeply. The election of Mr.. Buchanan was a
triumph ofthe South. We hoped that it would
prove victory. But If it be true that he pro-
poses the construction ola Railroad TO the Paci-
fic with the funds af the Federal Government;
that he proposes to open drain upon the Fee
deral Treasury, which the South has to be tas-
ked for years perhaps, centuries to fill; to es-
tabiish fund with which to substitute an army
of politicians; to commence work which it viii
be the interest of no one TO have completed and
which will never be completed, therefore, but
which, driving Individual capital out from such
q field ofinvestment, viii keep the Atlantic and
Pacific States perpetualy severed from each
other; and it, IN fine, he proposes to ignore the
constitution, and to attribute to the Federal Gov
ernment whatever it may have the ability to
exercise, without regard TO IFS office and its OBJ
jects, we must say at once, that the course is a
departure from the principles for which we ia
yored his election, and that the measure must be
defeated, if it can be defeated, though with it
should fall the administration which VIC at the
South have aided to establish 1t may be that
this measure was intended in the Cincinnati
platform. We did not SO understand that in
strument but ifso, it is not now too late to dis
affirm the principle. We could not do better
than elect Mr.. Buchanan; he was at least the
best that offered, and if he shall defeat us OF the
hope of President ofthe Republic, we must
start again upon our weary march to such other
security as we may be able to establish
Chdrleston Standard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28
DAL.LEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Eek.
tItIs s. f-lrI,IAIo Y


INFLAMMATION and PAIN Us iaseparabie FIRE and
HEAT Inaama;icn produces pain and pain produces In
aamaon Wherever there's unnatural heat irobbing or
redness, matter whether 1t Is by fever hurt a
sore poison, rheumatism piles seald burn or sting there
Is inflammation hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation be sub,ued. To sc-
eomPiish this the Efforts Of the are arays direct
cd Thousands Of Physicians, and of the first and
most saracsous persons who have nsedDALLEYsnAGIc-
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, are confined and admit that its
control over inflammation Is
instantly aiiayius the PAIN neuan poison extracting
morbid sesrecas and forcing to resume her course
renewing and ieaiing No burn, seald. or asnt
Two severe 70 yield to its soothing curing iueee APP
ply # nsdatey and the has COMMENCED
The Genuine isenyeloped in Steel Plate Engraving via,
the names OF c.7s oLIcsENRR CO., rrsprs-.srs, and
HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer, npon each box. Price
20 cts per box. EST
Aii orders should be addressed c. CIickene-
Co., 81 Barclay st, Ses YORK t. II. LoGAN& Co.
spzs;lm wheeling, yn.y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28
sPBcIAL NOTICE s.


We are pleased 70 lear.. hat agency has been essai-
lished here for BaaHayEs rEI.xs Rlrrsns We would
recommend his medicine to IN nav
pyspep'ia Headache IN asss-or Is IN
bic remedy - rssnsbnrg De,socrst
cAvzs0s PrsEsHs careful 10 ask for
Brrhave's Holiand Bl.ters.
soae AZ 81 Der bott Or SIX tetties Is. ~ the
eroPrieiers, Benz ssns PAGE, Jn Co.
Pharnaesutsts and Ceiasts Pittsburgh
Pa; and By LAUGHkLHs e BCsHfYELD
hoszs Wheeling, "a.
True and NATUgAIbeyo an question he BII,.ysr
fades or fss to tas true to nature i.ior.s
the least the sir.s Made ana sold or an
Pied tn nis pirate Eccas. BsTcHELoR ua stab
li.sd Wis FACTORY, 2Ss Brosdsay New YORK An eui-c
dye has noa i Nx A. stesi engraved
sold b T. u. LOGAN { CO.,
noyss;iR Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28
a GARD TO TILE LADIES


BILE removing stoppages or Irregularities or the
These pills are nothing but have BY te Doc
tor for many years, bath in France America u-
success in every case, and he Is BY many
thousand ladies have used, them to make the PMS
lie for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregular
lilies Ehateyeras wen preventive those ladies hose
health win not permit increase family Pregnant fe-
males er those surprising are cautioned
against using these pfis proprietor assumes NO
sponsibt after the above adonilon although their mid.
ness would prevent inns 70 health; otsE,sse these
pfs are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale aud retail by
LAuGItLINs & RusnPrELp,
Gean AGENTS for ohlo county, No % Monroe st.
Alsofor sale by I. II. LOGAN CO.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed TO the General
they viii supply the tale Proprleors prices and send
the Pals onhdenaly ladies by rns by enclosing a to
either. At the Wheeling Post-ofiee.
N.BsDr. Dnponco,s Golden pns, signature II prpon.
COZ every box other genuine FOR particulars &c,
circniaf OF AGENTS. ape5-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

WoMAS's RIanrs.-We notice by our New
York exchanges, that another Woman,s Rights
Convention is being held in that city. We have
carefully read the proceedings, but can find mo-
thing which, in our estimation, is worthy of
room in our columns. Whatever may be the
inequalities or unnecessary grievances of wo-
men in the ownership and disposition of prop
erty, we cannot think it will ever be righted by
bundling with it such mixture Of masculine
and fancy demands as are set forth in these con-
vcntions. They seem to us to unsex and divest
the fair portion Of race Of that retiring and
modest position nature has assigned them. We
had the fortune to witness one of these conven-
lions once, and could discern in them nothing
that was at all calculated to foster true and
enlightened opinion as to the duties and privi-
lcges of the sex. God made woman as the help
meet of man-as the gentle adviser and COM
Iorter-not to be the rough actor, or principal
in the relations of life. We extract the follow
ing from the resolutions passed
Resofce3, That the present uncertain and IN
consistent position of woman in our community
mot fully recognized either as slave or as an
eqnal--taNed but not represented authorized
TO earn property, but not free to control it-al-
lowed to obtain education, but not encouraged
10 use it-per1nitted to prepare papers for seien-
Jiiie bodies but not to read thena-urged to form
political opinions, but not allowed to vote upon
them-all marks transitional period in human
history which cannot long endure.
Htsatred, That the main power of the Wo-
mans Rights movement lies in this: That while
always demanding for woman better education.
better employment, and better laws, it has al
ways kept IN view the one cardinal demand for
the right of suffrage, as being in democracy,
the symbol and the guarantee of all other rights
Reselssd, That the monopoly of the elective
franchise, and thereby all the powers of leglsia-
tive government, by man, solely on the ground
OF sex, Is a nsurpation, condemned alike byrea-
sou and common sense. subyersiye OF all the
principles Of justice. oppressive and demorali-
ling IN its operations, and insulting to the dig
nifty Of human nature.
Reoleed, That while the constant progress Of
education and industry prove that our efforts for
woman 10 these respects are not wasted, we yet
proclaim ourselves unsaiisfied, and are only en-
eOnraged 70 renewed efforts until the whole be
gained
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

LIABILITY OF RAILRoADs.-A western mer-
chant, named Albert W. Page. recently purcha-
sed ticket at Albany, n. Y, for Lyons, for
which point he should have been let off at Sy-
racuse, instead Of which he was carried fifty
miles beyond, where he was elected by the COM
duetor from the cars Mr. Page brought an ac-
ton for damages The case came up for trialat
New York, on Friday, which resulted IN yer-
slist fl,t- div I,lai..silr of s175
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

RALLARD's Sgws nAIg DYE-It would seem as i
had found chemical constituents or the ma
rsl eoIorng phcple Of the hair Certainty therei and
lnsTons broEns black b his Dye NOT
preparation unqaestcnaby deserved the premium it OBJ
tanned at the Worlds Fair, formal approval has
received from IaOst eminent chemists ,s united
s,a.ss. nor5.imaas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

-, r, - NT,.-.-s.,---..- N 49,
,Lf; - 1sot'AiLt4 -Tiio" very NEON,
s'asiaoss sr.ns' now -a'aays' make non out Oh
man; = ltini , nap loE gooa or eyil, Oh an
ou' % 'he way Aipo r.yels tne eyes o. lae ma
uon On q man more ehee.aahy 'nan .ne most
sS,snelc plseossIy OF pFolopnd aisquls''loh Oh
a baron hun9o'a'. - seems IKE tne people
were gone ss'rK .naa .ller ePne'netal heroes ana
'i'au e,'l, llons Inc ora philosophers, VINO foae
UP anu uo,si' sne eountttss .. ene sar.a
on .ne oacS o. ponkes, with nausnt nut tne,r
budget, o. parchment, on which to chronicle
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

a religious revival has been in progress in the
u. e Church. in cumbesland, Nd, for some
time back, and over one hundred persons have
made profession of religion There are con-
siderable number still seeking
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28


THE PEoaaEss OF LIFE-Men rejoice when
the sun has risen; they rejoice also when it goes
down while they are unconscious Of the decay
of their own lives Men rejoice on seeing the
face Of new season, as at the arrival ofone
greatly desired Nevertheless the revolution Of
one season is the decay of man. Fragments Of
driftwood meeting in the wide ocean continue
together little space; thus parents, wives, chi-
drsn, friends and riches remain with us a short
time, then separate the separation is inevitable
No mortal can escape the common lot: he who
mourns for departed relatives has no power to
eanse them to return enc standing on the
road would readily say 70 . number of persons
passing by, i VIII follow You; why, then.
should a person gricve when jourIieying the SINE
road which has been assuredly Travelled BY all
our f0re-fatherss Life resembles acstaract rush
ing down with Irresistible impetuosity Know
ing that the end ofIfe is death. every right min.
ded man ought 70 pursue that which Is connected
with happiness and ultimate bliss Dablia
tEairersstR Hagasfae
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To WnoLr:s:.A,.LE
AID couSTRr DauG Z

DAksrs PAX,
No. s9t Broadway n Y invite the attention Of close bay
ers TO their immense stock European American
PATENT MEDICINES,
The most complete assortment either hsspheres and
6eioE propristets prices BY the szn Eaekage,
oe2Tdausn
THE iioarhonnd BnIsn m. is nov before tie PEG.
pie.
Have yeua copsh cold, your ehlIren suffering
with hoarseness, vheezIness DC So set a bottle It Is
pleasant, ssfe and caeetnai.
For sale By I. II, LOGAN & co.
Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28
RHAL EsTATR Sales
FARM FoR sAI,E

TIME farm iateir oeelnied BY r.,,.
afiIJ4s deceased. ali M self ~ iaic iletion ~ y, 9
1si sdder. Sad fssrs .
sltustea Ohio eogntf- Firiia, h,es from Whe.
sn on road niles fros the No.,
c9aianinr furdrsd aud ferty-one (Isfl se-
a,-t acres same and N iirh &c.
entsatsga. haiancc Ftllflmbsref. TIE lard Is E,u ~
uniild NIKE socd STOCK farm.
Terms made kuosn day n sale. Title fndisprtat.
FOR faTtlIer info rnatio1 elcufTe Of
HENRY s. TH0RNBUEeu
IIaf laile from rriadeip sIiadls aghesilSs orest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

THE Omaha City Democrat boasts of sam
IPle of fine molasses, the productof Chinese SUI
gar cane, grownin the lower part of Douglas
county, Nebraska. Covered wagons were daily
crossing the ferry with emigrants, whom the
editor welcomes to climate and soil unsurpass-
ed, and to land going at song.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

TIE Montgomery Mali. Of Thursday csening
last. has the following:
q gentleman, who is heavy planter in the
eanebrake lands Of this State, said to us yester.
day. that he should hold his cotton for fifteen
cents In his opinion, and no planter in this
90 bearon the subject, the crop viii be short at
least 500, 900 bales With this forhis predicate.
he reasons most l1cidlY that the staple cannot
De kept below hfteen CENTS. though he does not
look for that figure before next April We ag-
rec with him thus far--that il there is no great
financial resulsicn before the close Of the SEASON,
cotton must 80 W CRAFTY beyopd pfesens pri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-28

PeEsrlssp Or gentleman srtaid re-
nam u,,er tie curse OF
tns the BARI eE THors4SD dsntifrlee zoia
reader but have the as aahas-
slasy Persons do moi rosE their hnd and
s s,hlecs : 90 the friends vii mention
YEAR = = 49, ~
= Be easily acquired bT using
ne balm o. usAna flowers = II min reioye tan
pies from the 5iss
ate hue Wet towel pour two OF tret ir,5s sr5 ssI
the face izht and rnornAng- = - rfa-'
SHAVING Nanl E8sr.YFe e-frsh N s,,s-
warm or cold pour two o. three irosTz ~
1housstd Hover rub the beard well and Il Win make
I'M. Price Gully afiy cents = - ,i y st-s
W p FETRIDGE CO..
Franklin s7r1rr. New YORK