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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-25

~ ur,is brss3 rrs,, rle, 49, Hswlsnd's Pal
fsss.ea sna iorfaisby snLDKN MIff.FR
"s" Conner Pearl ana Carr sre,ts.
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ANEW AND IMPORTANT.
DISCOVERY IN THE sCIENCE OF mBDI-

ENGRAvIaGs OF THE sRAIs OP THE PATENT OYPICE OY
GREAT BRITAIN, EOOLE DE- PHARMACIES PHARuACfEN DE-
PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE 90 MEOIcINE, VIENNA
AIMED each wrapper and around each Of
THlESEMAHs No ., 2, AND3.
Thus protecting the public agans liable 70
~. .nnr.- Lu-... Ill. n...u al q nan I'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-25

wv HAVE IN sTOHE AND no ARRIVR
GR0CERIEs AND LIQUORs,
consisting IN pari foilovr
- hhds. n. o. and Caba eursF
~ hhds. Bacon Sides ehoulder Hana
a5 bars No, Lariayra nnd Java CoH.e
- hba. Crushsd, Powdered and Ooges yellow aavar
- hgHss Adamantine ana TalloW Candles
O. hbla No. Macksrel
go reams wrapping Paper fr
fuil, i To- Dozen Dozen r,oe.ss Fas rfnsrtgs
e psskagrs Green and Hack Tea ~
- bofes T0bacco, various brsnds
b0Nu0 CiFafE, do A.
40 bbls Common and Oh Rye WHISKY
70 bsia Keers sumnerdean DO
~ btls Brandy n Z
e. T.fH ~ y pipes 10 .. .HNrIn -
- ~ y and \ plpee French nrandy. ".
AteO-Peppe AisTios nutmors inerr uuslasf cools,s.
afeh hoae, Leading and Tow Cor1I rcslo T.
nsgar aed c,hr 20 nuuerouefo eaton Al d which y.
as99-u 49, ulT1t fper x ...v,. a..
s S.''. s. agP s.. $500 s a.. gsSos p.
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nAHHIsON,s COLUMBIAN nam DYE.
sIzE ENLARGED-STYLE IMPROVED
IL has double the quantity and strength Of other.
IL gives perfectly natural color.
II eoors every shade from light brown Jet black.
Its use 10 easy and rapid.
IL Is perfectly harmless To the akin.
Its effect Is instantaneous and permanent
IL Is the bed, quickest chedpe, and s plqr.As
eE- Directions for accompany each box. al
Price-l OF. 81 o. 1.51s OF. q eE- IS.
Entered according the Congress,
w. Harrison, the Clerks Once OF the T. s.
for the Eastern District OF Pennl I'D
For sale by ALEX DuvAL, RIohkond, Va
Adahicfurer APOLLOS W. HARRISON 10 South It'll
PlalelphIa. maS-dAclY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-25

FOR RENT.
UNOR RENT.-Thc second and third ,,sre. over my :.
c% ss:5 street. and s suitable foe a. sSow
nAGUERREAN ROOMS FOR RENT.-
" occupied BY wm A. Pratt Esq and recently by Mr. G4
Powers n Daguerrean Gallery. are Tor rent :. 4, .
through the roof arranged and admirably lOea
ted. Possession may be had in%e .
noes lS9 Main street, Richmond Va
INOR RENT.-rwO large tenemen,s on 2srd stree, .
Kitchen, HyaAn water in the yard For terms E
UNOR RENT.-Two and comfortable Lodging =,
no Is WORKMAN coTTRELL IT'D
INOR RENT-PossEssIoN GIVEN IMMEDIATELY. -
II The house To good tenant, the rent kis
s &c s rOz St " can De HAa " rooms lot THOMAS How,
2i9 Main street.
ERooM FoEHENT:-A room over on, :'S tors. 50
price, for any light fancy business for which 1t Is ad H
mrAbly suited. Possession given LIST september
au22 No lG Eagle Square.
E1yOR RENT-And possession given Immediately, neat -
Gary containing eight Rooms Kitchen with four Rooms
Aarge WAREHOUSE 9th street the river suitable for
jy25~du HILL a RAwLISGs.
uNoR RENT. LEASE or sALE.-The HOUSE a
foundry recently occupied by Mr. VIM
SIMS turner's shop Possession given The Isl Of January next
Jy25 Corner Cary and Virginia sA
VNOR FENT.Tre eresIen; ROOMS suited for Law oaless
or Lodging Rooms IN The whs Building prompt application
Apply spE-i ., whir Once rs.''' se2o-a
lNoR RENT.--A Lodging Room Richmond Reading
II, Room, and an oaee over subseriser ,, mn, Co.
u1NOR RENT.-seveai Lodging Rooms building
~ our Office Apply to ,r,,, - ,,,,vcs
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE

u OBERT >. DENNY bess leave to sp-> O -
~ prise his friends and the public that he has MI
iusi opened In the newly alted and conveniently
arranged Store, No. eOo Main street, and nearly
po's the new Custom House, fresh and eomplee0
stock Of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS AND EDGE TOOLS,
purchased the most favorable terms. and embracing the usual
variety Of articles found In such establishment
Ne respectfully ocits promising that hs
prices AFFORD shall bs
used him satisfaction who favor him
hhh Intention 10 keep hand particularly good sssOr-
ment % Houseke epins and ruidng Hardware
Orders O the shah receive careful and prompt aen-
Han % ocSD--
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SINGLE AND DOUBLE BAuHEL> -
- GUNS, RIfLEs, Ac--We have hand large E&Ia<J
stock Of Single and Double Barrel Guns.
superior; also Rides. Pistols Shot Bags Game Bags,
Powder Waists Horns, D., English and ffat~ y
the goods viii
BE- sold n small advance importation price.
We respectfully AK all In want 10 give a call.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-25

LIZ EEP THY FEET WARM AND DRY, ~
N wish 70 be comfortable and enjoy that greatest
Of all health The subscriber has received hs
double od Calf Water Proof Hunga
RAM Kip Calf weited with other kinds suitable hs
season, and for sale cheap By i lIi : - -
nose D.. ID. FRANKLIN.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

! 1891 Przcs amounting to e964,t0O
.... Whole Tickets clio Halves -; Quarters o. 50.
The hrEt 3gI Prizes decided In the usual
the ast Of the
example Number
drawing No.
in To ttO Number ends
the where Number
tied 10 f40 and n o.
CERTIFICATES Of Packages will be sold at the following rates. which
IA risk:
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets, sea
10 Half
I" 10 Quarter I"
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.ft0uGH HEBIRvED sOeNER BY LEO
~ hARDs INSTANT REIitg than other. Prlce -
pf ,qotuf. For sale wholesale and retail, ~
.s PURCELL. LAID A co.,
ufa8U r sh DruuiHs, q hsin -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
CANTO SECOND.
TIE RETURN.

How silently, how silently, they ride in, one by one,
With dropping heads they feared look upon the
And Il among the bushes a GuteElug skirt they see,
They turn aside a moment, aud hide behind
Among the bOast!nx SmrOds, who forth with gallant
meio,
No venlson no branching horns, OF slaughtered stag
seen.
No grim CHASTITY bears head upon the pommei hOrne
But empty handed, they went, empty they return.
Are these the who promised fat they should be-
come
Their weary sseeds could heavy
I'd swear they had tasted meat, day.
more,
thus stealing back, -saeslly from their ssnphnnt
they come,
And all The merry females with laughter gree. them home
MAGxoLn ALLIGATOR, Jan. 9Th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

~ The bin to remove the restrictions from
the charter of the Northwestern railroad eompa.
ny came up in the House Of Delegates last week,
and.was wisely so amended as to require the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to pay the
interest I'm dividends or otherwiseJ upon the
$500, 600 which Wheeling borrowed and inyes-
ted in that company's stock. Whereupon Mr.
Brannon, a friend ofthe bill before its amend
mem, moved to lay it upon the table; and It was
done. We hope the House viii be firm. There
is great deal more than $500, 900 invested in
the Northwestern railroad, and it is not likely
that the B. go. company will choose the great
er evil. The people who are petitioning for the
removal of the restrictions need not fear the re-
suit. They viii hare their road airsiont
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
THE CAMP.HUNT.
a Pc am In two cantos.
CANTO FIRST.
TIE prpARruRN.


How CALAMITY how calamity, they spring their stees
These bold of great these knights of noble
deeds
Zach armed will, trus.y ride, pouch powder
And Boosting of the herds Of deer they'll sAy they
turn.
No more OF par.rise-soo.us; of doves. or prairie hen
The hunting OF the red deer is the only sport for men,"
Provision offered they reject with but III concealed
Their faith their good right srmshss rifles in the
held.
They talk Of juicy vensOn steaks aud bears nice aud
rare,
swear tha. they could live mop, without thought or
And laughngytey prophecy, fat they shall have grown
Their tAutts steeds viii suffice to bear the burden
&c. on this sunny morning. they marshal side By side,
And out Wilderness with dog and KUN they ride.
Thus forth upon eamphunt calamity they're gone,
While they leave the weeping females TO thome
alone
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

A SP1Rrr RAPED RAprEp.-A noted spirit
rapper in one Of the Northern conyenticles at a
recent sitting of the faithful, remarked that he
had! iustreceived intelligence of the death Of a
dear, devoted, and estimable friend in Califor-
uia, and expressed desire at once to enter into
communication with his spirit After the usual
preparatory table turning ndrapping, the spir-
itof theideparted manifested its willingness to
commence cosy chat, whereupon the enter
tainment opened and closed with the following
short dialogue:
How long have you been dead
Ten weeks next Thursday.
And the cause of your deaths'
was hung for stealing q yoke ofsteers and
altering the brandt
No more questions were sent under that Ia
BILE: complete silence reigned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
Truth stranger than Fiction,3i
LIT TIE 4FFz1cyT9 4E4R the 7xs71Ro8FFFi

LIT TIE AFFLICTED HEAR TIE TESTIMONY
OF 4 LADY
70 those who have the pleasure knowing her. We need
say nothing but TO others
benefit lhe suffering induces her thus speak None APP
preca1e her JOY and gratitude In being relieved PAIN
aeF OF suffering unparalleled but those III there be
any) who have suffered like her, ~ Fl
Miss s. has long been resident OF this cityor tile lat
years has been successfully Conducting school at No $50
street. Ihs happy change ip her health subject
o. asonsmert and JOY to her friends We ask
those interested to call her She Will tell tpm more Of
her cure by dIHIOis TIctWrs than has written Thus
y his remedy goes giving relief TO the sick refer
The public to them Prom distant places VIC also hear
OF the same happy result. These with the concurrent
testimony Of thousands, should cause spprsa pFau-
dice TO hide their heHds and eopcede that HaulonE the
tuTe is o wonderful discovery AlL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
Eron ne london Tiay., aI0nsy coleu.n,

AMERICAN STATE DEBTS.
A paragraph with regard to American State
debts, in letter inserted in the Times to-day
from Sir +. b. Head, calls fora remark 1t re-
ters to ''the Reputation by the State of Florida
of about $4,000, 900, by the State of Arkansas of
all their debts, by the State of Mississippi of
$5,00O,000 of their debt, and, finally, to ''the
unpaid debts to this country of the States of AL
ALBANIA, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland
The charge thus made against Florida, Ark2n-
sas and Mississippi is perfectly correct, and the,
list might have been increased by including the
State of Michigan, which, like Mississippi, is
one of the most prosperous of the Union, and is
equally shameless in the treatment of its credit
orS. Alabama, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ma,
ryiand, however, have not only never rcpudiated
their obligations, but are free from any arrear of
debt 1t is true that Pennsylvania and Mary
land suspenped payment for short period, but
the latter State made effort to avoid the disaster
and ultimately met every claim in an honorable
manner, while Pennsylvania, whose conduct at
one time seemed likely to be very discreCitable,
Also IN the end, discharged her arrears, and
would have entirely redeemed hercharacter had
she not, in connection with small amount of
bonds, temporarily issued to represent those ar
rears, refused to pay the full rate of interest she
had contracted for. II is essential that these
points should be borne in mind, aud they have
been frequently repeated by the Times, especial
" as regards Pennsylyania, with the object of
correcting the mistake into which English wri-
ters commonly fall of speaking of that State as
the centre Of American dishonor As the pros
-pect Of the really delinquent States being brot
to a better course must depend chiefly upon
keeping them constantly before the world, in
diSgraceful isolation from all rcspe ctable ecm.
munities, nothing can be more injurious to the
cause ofthe creditors than the practice of con-
founding them with others against whom them
is no complaint.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

The Galena Advertiser states that on
Tuesday morning last the mercury in that place
stood at 20 deg. below zero; Sunday morning it
sunk to 50 in number of places. The above
paper sdds:-MOnday morning We got the i'm
preston and so stated, that the mercury was no
lower than about so, but Capt Girdon, whose
meteorological observations we have generally
found to be accurate, informs us that the mer.
curry Of his instrument eoagsule7 on that morn
lug which would indicate 30 below, at Least
This has not happened but once or twice before
for twenty years - ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

DgAra 5Y rwo otD Aso RrsFEcfEp CI1rzEsr.
tlur community is called upon to mourn TIE
Death Of two Of It's Oldest and most respected cit
isSuS'; Benjaniin Darlington, lately hardware
Iop, Esq, for many years member Of the Pit s.
haIrgh baIS died yesterday morning at eleven o.
clock. stteg 8 few DAYS illness. both Of the de-
KeTe Extensively known as men Of sound
iutssEIty and hostor-f ssS SJoeyRGt "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

MINUTE PrDpEe.f you have some stale
bread on hand, youcsn make cheap, quick pud-
ding before breakfast, thus: put pint Ofswset
milk in the frying pan; cut the bread up in it,
put in tablespoonful Of sugar, and a teaspoon
ul Of alIspice, little nutmeg viii help it let it
boil; as soon ssit SOFT stir in an egg and it IS
done,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

Tar sco4sH Nt1l,oxAlpx.-Mr. John Pergu-
son, who recently died in Scotland, possessed of
property valued at 5000, 600, is said to have.
been the largest holder of America securities in
Europe. He was also the holder of lage amount
q English and continental securities. aud was
considered the wealthiest commonor in England.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
Boz ,he whetIlng lnt.llIrepeer.

MEssRs EDIToRs:
Here is spirited little specimen of fem
mime raillery; for feminine it must be it is SC
good-humored and graceful; touching off admi-
rably the bearing of the amateur sportsman be,
fore and after the chase 1t cannot fail to graf.
ify your miscellaneous readers. w. B. B,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
ARE YOM SICKo


Then you can't be cured Dou delay until your
complaint tncurable, mourn when
of ali the diseases which peopehe church yards
miehtbe cured by Ayers Ca,artie Pf in season
Don't dragging through the Spring, faint, sleepy list
less because your blood loaded with bile. Don't The
Headache, Heartburn their kindred disorders because
your stomach foul Don't parade yourself around the
world with Pmplrs Botches Ulcers, and al
any Of the Unelean diseases Of the @ because
cleansing DOn's ShawyOursslr about lean bag
gard, eaved IN because your Stomach Bowels need
Strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills these
things right surely quenehss fire. They purify
The body blood into healthy
activity you feel quick they taken. They
great medical wonder Of this age recognized BY
All who know their virtues, and many thousands know them
Take the Caerry Pictorial for Cough, and te s for al
arrangements requiring PurEative medicine.
Prsparedby Del. c. Ara, Lowell, Nassaehusets-sad
sold by au Druggists in Wheeling.
A. c. GOOD CO., wheeling,
fea Wholesale and Retan Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

yrserSIA WooD1ANDs-The Providence and
Boston Railroad Company have purchased l,75s
acres Ofwoodlaud in virginia for s1a, 500. They
have employed an agent at g., 200 a year to pre-
pare the wood for market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

INCREASE OF RAILROAD FAREs.-At the late
annaul meeting Of the Boston L Worcester Rail-
road Company, the subject of the unremunera-
tive rates of fare and ireights, was introduced
by Mfr. Vim. Sturgis. He commented upon the
increase of the construction account since ISr4:i
from ST. 500, 000to $4,000, 000-of this increase
two and half millions had been for extra freight
accommodations, which had not paid four per
cent. on the money invested. OF the million bar
rels or more offlour carried over the road, much
Fit had been at less than cost If, continued
he, forwartters will not pay fair price for their
Hour carriage, lctthem keep it at home.
The speaker then took up the subject of fares
The original fare between Worcester snd Boston
was s., ii being now $3.50. The speaker quo
ted from the Directors of the Vermont and Mas
sachusettsroa onthe subject of the inadeGuacy.
of Present rates. He was in favor of the estab-
lishment of remunerating rates, whether other
roads did or not. 4 document, he said, would
shortly appear which would show that the rail-
roads running out of Boston had sunk eight
millions of dollars from inadequate fares and
other causes.
He concluded by reading preamble and reso-
luton. setting forth that while freghts had been
diminished, OUTLAWS and expenses had been in
creased, until the nett receipts were not remu-
neratiye -and therefore the directors we're re-
queSted tOincreasc, as soon as may be, the rates
sufficiently to obtain an increased yearly income
of $3.50 900, and to effect this to advance season
tickets twenty-five per cent, and transient pas
sengers, to atleast three cents per mile-and an
increase on freight so that it will pay its share
of the increased income. After some debate the
preamble and resolution were adopted
The stockholders of the Boston & Providence
Railroad Company, at recent meeting, voted
unanimously that it was expedient to raise the
transient fares on the road at least 90 per cent.
IA -. - - y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
FoR cHRISTXAS AND VIEW YEARS
PRESENTS

=
ADAMS, Premium DaguerreOtypst, has the pleasure
informing citizens of wheeling that he is producing by
the aid Of chemical agent, AuibrOypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They brianey
bOness and artistic anl4h the admiration
evesy including artists most erls-
bFsted Eastern Galleries, pronounce them e best
seersalr."
80 Five Medals and Right Diplomas have been awarded
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

The proprietor may feel inward satisfaction at
being the means of dispensing joy and gladness
to thousands who have hitherto groaned in bon
dage worse than was ever imposed by Egyptian
task masters. Rejoice afflicted; for in this in
compare BILE remedy you have certain restoration
to that perfect without whichlife is weari-
some.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES
.IflOHIs4 n TW4T L4DYf

Once beautiful blooming the rOse-nov how pallid,
her whole Hinged with yellow life the leaf Of
autumn and her tsunIs going down while syet
dRyr Let her but amptOn's Vegetable Tncture, and
eyedicnes freely taken could reach her case but
tais pleasant balm from Natures garden.
2. II. LOGAN 1 CO.,
fsId General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
Tavern to Rent

known Tavern, known Mrs, GoadpFs on the
II National road, 6miles Of VhecHg Will
from April first, lS6. The Stand Is too wen and fat6ahy
HlnNnl require further notice lrt
For terms enquire OF Jacob flooding or the undersigned.
nV19u tH7fs41 LYDIA CEI'GER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
Administrator's Notice

saf ADMINISTRATORS NOClce. 81
IE undersigned having neen appointed Administrator Of
Il the VI I'm. Hail, deceased late Of Ohio county
hereby gives notice all Indebted said
make payment andto al having claims against said estate
TO exhibit the settlement He requests a per.
having Goods left said William Hail. life
TING, to he sold commission and which remain uas0d
call and take them away.
VI. O. HALL, Administrator
fcl9 I'm 0F VIM. Hail. Gleceafel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
E0r &nIe,

TNlIAT convenient and cOmmodlous DECllng House. on
Fourth street. in Wheeling occupied bs Samuel Mitchell
/ and family. fsH l5a9osa
! : Forparteplars eau on z Jacob, dc22-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

ARRIVED AT LIST!
Our and ot6eTEiss siistsd friends, s be
glad to learn that are noNfla FUN supply OF
Forsha's Alternative Balm, or LinTment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

WIN. "A. BX-CcmEa ot's HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black whOa, the least injury Hair
or SKIN.
FETEEx MEDALS DIrLoNAs have been awarded x wn
a BatsheOr since 1882 10000 applications have
been made to the Hair Of his patrons his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and WhisSers unast
would be against covering bald head with Wig. it
VIZ A. BArcHE1oHs HAIR DYE produces color not be
distinguished from nature, to nure
The least however long it may be continued.
Made, sold applied lin private rsOns at the Wig RactO
ry, 2SS Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities United States, by Drug
s5ts and Fancy Goods Dealers, S, g t4e'.1
plate engraving on four sides of each bottie of
81 Y WILLIAM A.lBATuHELOH,
2S3 Broadway, New York
Porsale Wholesale and retailby III ey5
aq1sA LACGHzZSS d BUSnF1ELD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

TRJNAIiS SACRED ELIXIR.
Il .heticiHe tor Uyspepsit alone.
is in extensive and popular
Il Pennsylvania is prrparedb Dr. Truxal, of Wash
inSton and has Riyeu hundreds who
II. Who are spreading its fame far and wide.
The Of persons well Known appear vouchers
its efficacy in the above disease.
20 Price $tG0.
I. H LOGAN 3 CO., Gen1 Agents,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

TIE GaIT1fNIC S6PP0RTER!
THIS Female supporter, operating simple scientific
principles giveAGreat and often complete relief
Of the spInAnd in all where support needed
re- ff - - - r r. LOGAN T. co
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Valuable Real Estate

,z545 80 At 4AUCIyDK
WILL sell Auction on Monday, the 81 day of March,
1885, at 2oclock p NJ, The lstes and bert bidder at
the front door Of the Court House Ohio county, the fol-
lowing described proreryLOt No. l4O in Chapnes add.
ton to Wheeling This Lot has good tWo-st0ry Frame
Dwelling, all in good Order.te
~ g. II TERMS OF SALE.
oHCthrd In cash, the balance In and twelve months
The purchaser giving With approved security bearing
interest from day Of sSlr. II u NJ
ANDREW EDWARDS.
fe19 6 GEO. r.. HICKMAN, Aucr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

To persons in search country residence without re.
moving incOnVenlnt distance from the city those
DESTROYS Of engaging IN Market Gardening, Ibis properly
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19

w-''The good time coming" about which
so much has been said and sung, has at last ac-
tually arrived, and in announcing this auspic-
Gus event, we take almost as much pleasure as
we should in heraldiug the dawn of the milleni-
al morning. The especial good time to which
we refer consists in the fact that the dreaded
scourge ofthe West, Fever and Ague, has found
its master and for the future will be robbed Of
its terrors