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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

Coon Bargains are to be had at B. II. Wat
son's, at the corner of Market and Monroe SITS,
Wheeling, who has a variety of hats, boots,
APPS and gum ovcrshoes, and various other kinds
Of shoes, all of which, will be sold snrh terms
IS to make the above true.
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ApvEnrrsrNe-The Albany Transcript says
slat although the advertising rates of the New
York Tribune are 81 to 81 80 per line, there are
awake, business men, WHO be.
love and know by experience, that advertising
Is profitable TO thcn-who have from 10 to 500
lines in each issue of that paper The Illinois
Central Land Company pay to the Tribune from
s, 600 to $1,000 annually, and they must think
il pays, or they would not continue such an ex-
pense from year to yoar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

T'uEAraE.- extensive preparations neees-
sary to aiproper rehearsal of the gorgeous spec
tacle of Aladdin, rendering it necessary that one
plight should be devoted to that purpose, there
win he no reJormGnee at the Theatre this erea-
ing On Christmas eve, this gorgeous oriental
and superlatively magnificent spectacle, with all
the perfection incidental to a night rehearsal
will be performed, for the first time to Wheel
Inc aniliena,. n scale of nagniiicence never
before attempted in Wheeling. The wonderful
changes and magical effect of this piece require
10 he seen to be appreciated. Let every body
attend. on Christmas eve, without fail.
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WE request that our patrons would always
end in their advertisements by three o'clock
b the afternoon, in order to secure their laser
ion in tlc morning following. The crowd of
light work renders it necessary.
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lse1ired Tshy.iciar.,,

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE
Have nearly out, scovtEe while the East Indies
certain cure for Consumption. bronchitis Coughs Colds,
and general debility THIS remedy discovered b. him
When his only ciilt-a daushte-was given up to die.
Mste 70 do ns much good possible he Will send sucl.
OF s aHioe' fellow beings request 1t this recipe, with
tal Iirestons for making up and successfully using lie
requires each applicant !nCloe him slling-tl,rre
cents TO be returned postage the recipe,
maher TO he applied To The payment this
Address Dr.. IL. JAMES,
80 No; 10 Grad Street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

EW- Repj RrnnisIIn mud s.rot ne ssrn,n
Rrnklin brought electricity from the heavens he earth.
Prof. De Grnt applied hat electricity selieve diseased
mortals. Prof De Grahs ELECTRIC cure every
thing, but certainly heumatiSie and Neuralgia
ay or two" cures Group, Crnmp Pains IN the
minutes; cures Burns sprIns, Wounds from three
ass; cures Earace Deafness Sore Breast In days;
days, cures Erysas SerofuIa. rmpes from two TO ten
days. cures Palsy Gou;, Palptatlon, Cholera, Corns
few days. sos, se-5- II -
For sale by 7. " LOGAN & CO., Fridge Corner
Also. by LAUGtiLiNS' & BUSHFIELD,
! Z Afntir st-n.t
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SOUTHERN MAU

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 22.-The Presidential
electors of Alabama, after casting the vote of
the State unanimously, recommended Vim. L.
Yancey for a post in the cabinet of the Prcsi-
dent elect. -
The legislature of South Carolina adjourned
on Saturday. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-23

A GRAND DISTINGUISHING up Main street,
the other day, our attention was attracted To the
store of D. Nicoll. & Bro, 10y the extensive dis
play of holiday presents, consisting of all sorts
of nice things, SO arranged to arrest the at
tentiOn and excite the curiosity of the passer>
by Prompted by desire to '.see the sight, y
VIC entered the store. and finding the Messrs.
Nicoll very gentlcmanly aud courteous, we made
a survey of the stock in trade which we
found to embrace almost every imaginabls thing
in the fa'Sey and variety line, including any
quantity Of just what the children expect
for Christmas and New Years presents. 1t
would os impossible to give our readers any idea
of the extent and variety of the articles to be
found at this house. The only way, for them to
become satisfied on this point, is to pay a visit
to the store themselves and make ansexamina-
tiOn-'s'tis no trouble TO show goods at No.
l0a Main street Read their advertisement on
the opposite page
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& IT rs NOT q DYE

4ss er scaLP gsad he atLo,eiig, and Judge "a
Rev. N. TEACHER go years OF Age), Pitcher Chem
anEo County " Y my hair rcstored Is is natural
color and ceases falI.n = -
Rev. WIN. CUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine, n. v "siy
changed to its natural color and bald spot
Rev b. 2 STONE p. D. Concord n. H.. "My hair, which
was grey. Is restored 10 natural color &c'i
Rev D. oLENDENIN, Chicago III. .sIcan add my testi.
nony, and recommend IL to my Irienls.H
Ryyf ID: A.. WOOD Mddletowf n. Y. AIy own hair lhss
was becoming BALI, &c., = -lffGs' -
Rev.. p TuSTIN, Charleston O. tsThe ,hite hatr;.
becoming ohviate.i, and new lair forming, &c.'
Rev. A. FRINK, Silver Greek, NY. at has produced
good effect hair, and Il
Rev JOS AolSEE, Pastor Of West D. r. Church, NJ r.,
iSsy- d. NORRIS, Cross River, n. Y, also, and
PITS Rev. Ill. A. PRATT, Hamden, n. Y
ghi III! Sold by all tie principal nefGhahts
Cabn and Canada. Wholesale and retail depot,
80 Broome street New York Some dealers try
cies instead of this, which they profit, So
write TO depot for circular and Information.
1 oct1F :liminw n
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TuE IoSpoS qrAnreRLy Review has come to
hand, and is, asicver, rcplete with the soundes,
literature of the age This Review is the organ
of what is known in England as the Tory party.
During long series of years this Review has
concentrated in itself the talent of the Tory par
ty. Men of the highest literary rank, as well
as dgnitaries ciyiland eclcsiastic. have contrib-
uted to its pages npast days ithas numbered,
among host of others, the names of Southey,
Scott, Lockhart, Appcrly, Ferguson, Words
worth Lord Mahon, DR. Milinan, and that won
dcrful woman of science, Mrs Someryillc This
Review can be had of Leonard Scott Co, n. Y.
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'rnE managers of an Agricultural Fair to be
held at Charleston, Illinois, offer as a premium
to the ugliest man in that the adjoining States
a siomirror. The premium 10 be adjudged by
a committee of Indies.
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THE LATEST MEMS.
REGEayED B9
MAGNETIC. TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

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s ~, 49,, - : -, ,,,,,.
,,art sf N.,s wi. - :. se ioi ue
sc,ons;la,.l,le g,;s.,,ss;s,, a,,s,,.i, 49,
4 in,, nd an,,a, -. Al,
IJ,,s Hi hil .ne
be;ns a,nenad t,s % nas
ds;,nst..3 taii ~ .tat;.,,'., IN H., ,s. -
New yo, y, -, ~
Senators -
erl system, ,,s, the hi as ~ So,
sids and o,,,oss, ~, al. M, ~ o'e
Mr. t3,st,i. ,-,,,,t;,s -, r5s r. ~, 4
lpr.s;dar,, ~. -. -. a.. ~ t..e
to co,nm;,tas on ti7a, s,,i;sct hs,
sideration M, Rronn rey,l;s ~ ~. s,'eschss ~
Messrc W;I,.o,,,. &c.,, "a .t -. u, :, !. ~; -
,emarkine that TIN .si,nt and hold Oil, .ss,nsS
Inv them nTcyions IN tha p,es;5s,t;a, s,a.,;o,,
had greatly clanseei since that fine rber bai
rrrs,icted ,yh,t ~, Void, Ia ,io
sncces bnt now th..,, 5.o,a;' $50.
Garrison. These gentlemen lad fonn5 1hsy,,.
selves eyen in the North in aisaheo af Ens,lIc
sentiment and had hsan fa,ce 10 ri hnnt! NM,
more tenable eronn,is , ts,a
stan,n Ind b,sn mt Iar.;a 49,; t
II seemed ia he The Of tlo Rla.l. P.
,hl;nan A. a., - ~ ..,e
that narty should bs ,rit;n s;.rt o.. ,ha y.
for The next finn. Years am, t5sir stanJards ~
ra,,.l,s I;i.o a. ~ go -
one and o;n oye, TO ,b tia
der hinseIf Ii,bia In tb ci,a,aa 81 aso,;o
The Sen.fnr I,o,,, tNa,,, yo,l, IL. c,,a,l, III
made hin, . ,,,s,t r iI;,hi
by Redfie d Tfniiks his f'.iend Fan Tenn
mfr, ione la ma,'t 10 tot,. ta',, - m;si; sa'
81 to exi,,;, 70 ;s tch, 20
no,,.,,, i,,,,s,;,IIsS. t,,,s,,. .l; IA, -.
terests ba. been within tSe li,,I,s ~
volume ila that he i,ei5 IL, lie ba,5d H. s'.s
aytract ta.ar.,,,, :, - =. II NJ, -.
b.I;ovei Il; = i;Ia, -, e., Sa..;..s.: ~
and bsJ s.;a - -. Tota..,.
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and y,,, a,,d ~ s III 80 sa;t
~ Re-, s,,..,,a.. - ~ i..a 81. ,,.
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fo, tho - - =, -
tho do,n;,nns nr ~, VI e s'''''' anu y ofeaA
= Ar, W., ...'Is;,sas L. ,r D,..,
Inc - !. . T..
intentio, 70 s,o on that or ~. ph;lins -'''
Mr.. Wis., ro,na,ls.5 .Lat ha I.dd ta
a, ~ 49,, ,.i:.. IA. NJ NY sav:,
recen,iy ,i .s .hat so' naa
;nst;i;ad ~ aa ., sia, 80.
mi no nni,l a3 IL ~, ,,at - ~ Z.
NJ WI, -, g.. i ~. ~ uo ~.
w. tso,i ues , ,,i a nc ever on any occa-
SION ., had such a thought or expressed such an
lue ,, H..
hl- Drown salu tnat ne haa ltin WrltinS from
gSn , ITEM OIL high respectaoiiity and VINO
YOU'D give nm the names OF herwitnesses to
the same thing. He would not how raise ques-
non OF vefacily with Mr. wilson, but would
sNc nun tnc PROOF OH winch ne oasea MS state
mems Ems eltnsf new or IN private, II desired.
tns eulns ino.ioh was t.leh agreed TO, and
lnc other parts OF INC message were also appror
House fool; IN and sdonicd tht rasni,;n2 osF
erred nv Mr.. Mashlmrn of Maine an Mn,1ay
last calling on the President to communicate to
-
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IL any one wants good cigar, orpiecc of the
est tobacco, let them call at the Washington
IaIl Bookstore. "Tommie" keeps good sup.
lv f fstfFs
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HE INTELEIGENGER.
|UEsDAY MORN: DEcENBER %, 1886
PRE LAW OF NEwsPAPEKs.6 .

Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
~ are considered Wishing continue their subscr-
dfs.
the publisher ny continue send them until all
larnEes are paid. ~,
from, the Offices 90 which they directed, they are held
.onsblr iii they have settled the biz and ordered them
l4rDntinuc1
LII subscribers TO other places without. inform-
he tublisirrs the papers sent to tile forer d.
.tf Hon, they held responsible .
The Coirlshnye decided that refusing TO take perodi-
froIn the Office, removing aud leaving them uealel
n priBId EfeiH eviIensr nj Intentional fraud
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AJAX, EDSVaIsDs X CO.,
32i BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Have just published:

by CIV. cuRrrs. IL mo. cloth. Price 81.
iron, article In tie Nesc York Tribune Nor. 49,
None OF Mr. Curtis's books Is In Judgment destined
20 SO nigh position IN literature this last 1t is the
,iasf,. bx,M
DIX, Edwards For subtle refined faucy; for deli
cate umor for nice appreciation OF character gor-
geous sVanescent beauty, of sunset fading into
shadnwy lands for graceful OF manner; for quiet
but tearfu patos, which into the beain
Of poesy and e little leaf and for the
BEST OF philosophy which the heart teaches the thoughtful
mind, when 1t muses. of tie contrasted mysteries
man eAlstenceit Is the eonposon Of surprising caiIns
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aeif.t TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE D. e o. n r. u
fl Wheeling Strfi0R, Nov. 10Th, 1856. r
ON and after Monday 1st OF December, the Passenger
Trains VIII leave this station daily ut 655 A. NJ 4:20
r. ". Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except sundays 6:s5, A. s
stations. 1
The Express Train daily at AGO p NJ, viii receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only: BEN
wood, Mounsyille, Cameron Burton, fairmont, Petter
Grafton, Newbur, Rowlesburg, Piedmont Cumberlad
Sir Johns iun, Martnsburg Harpers Ferry Monocacv
Sykesvile and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive follows Ma Train at 4:10
A. NJ daIly tie Express NJ. daily. The AcCummo-
dation Train from Wheeling Cumberland Will be
VS.. wooDsIDE, superintendent
dec1 -fta-lifl ] B.fORD. Agent.
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fhreling, Oct. sth, 1850.
CONCERT PosTPoNED.

CONCERT POSIPONILD.
Hrs. >. =. Drew'S concert, that w-s to have ta-
place Saturday night, postponed, account of
BE- lnelsns ney Of the weather, until Tuesday Even
Ihg, Dec. 2:sd.
Programmes VIII be issued on the day of the Con-
"a. -dec22-2t
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bound at Twenty-Five Cents each. Thirteen Volumes ar.
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Will also supply Clubs of two persons Dollars a
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The December Number commenced a Volume. CIcr-
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received, Is THREE CEsTS. "
Each Number OF the Magazine viii contain IA octave
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tSo pages OF the choicest Miscellaneous
OF the day Every Number will Pictorial
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RIVER AND ,yEATuFE

:. $500 NV f4N a4t4NIJ. WITH I1IER. =
CrScTSSATI, Dec. 22,-River o feet, rising
slowly. Weather intensely cold
and falling. Weather cold and cloudy with
slight snow. The Monongahela river is frozen
Ave miles above the city-the Brownsville pack
ct returned this morning, not being able to get
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co.'s UMPTION CIJREnE

By sSGt DEEEIyEn ~ IAsesi limitations. liIEs;kafAs
EeiARE CO.'S GENUINE COP IIyEi. OIL NJ sr sisa,-
p r, ard ni,'s Esexss e -
al olilersr ed tie oiy 4bie CONS U1frTI9S
Is tess deal Of spurious oil its tnafktt adnl-
i-alei t Eeai oil. ss much
Our ~ ( ssa4 laetcTg In Nenfoundland, and
be 70 ga
isissSs, Co.'S snee tbs dsdft Ma Rrss-
ros as been aFtlee Introduced
called gay connected with L. O.
On, o. II Q. ssa ssie " dlpVsasss. Vesissasrl las
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RRnM LnrIIsvII.I.Rl

DEC. 22d.-Mr. Joyce's house, Briar Creek,
Ky, was destroyed by fire and four inmates
burned to death on Tues,lay night Mr.. Joyce
was absent. Three slaves were arrested and
confessed numbering the family and firing the
house.. 1t is Thought summary vengeance would
be taken on the negroes
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

DEC 22nd-1'he soap and candle factory of
Riggs 4 lowering, was burned Friday night
loss 800, GOO; insured for 500, 900.
The river IS full of heavy ice at this point
Upper streams are closed, and navigation below
here nearly suspended
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E'1rERoH H 20 ii m! ASpTnE E,l

Or SATURDAY, rHE TnRp DIR or JAsu6RY 1851
HARPER BROTHERS, NEW YORK.
WIZ issue the hrst Number Of a Weekly Newspaper,
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FROM WASHINGTON

DEC. 22,-Mr. Sumner is expected to arrive
here tu-tlay or tomorrow.
Rooms for from 800 to 500 members of the
Philadelphia Keystone club have been engaged
for five days on the occasion of the inaugeIa.
ton of President Buchanan.
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TIE GOLDEN DAGoN; - m rs4
Or Up and Down the Irrawaddi: being passages of Ad
venture In the thurman Enpire Dv American l2nlo.
cloth. Illustrated Title Page. Price 81. f5q1
The author served surgeon board English armed
steamer dTipg the late Burmese war, gives
sst vivid and picturesque his
ventures TIE fact that little singular
people of Burmathe Land of the White Elephant,
Throne of the Golden Foot'nnd present work
irst in new and most curious field
''fhe Golden Dason" peculiarly Interesting book.
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FIRE.

FIRE.
CHicAeo. Dec 22d The ladies' seminary at
Evanston, nine miles north of this city. was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday evening. No one
injured. Loss $4,000 No insurance.
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CURTIs,S COMPLETE WORKS

Vol l. NILE NOTES,
VOL 2. THE HOWADJI IN SYRIA. q eG =
Vol. 3. LOTUS EATING,
Vol. f.. THE POTlPIIAR PAPERS,
VoL. s.. PRuE AND /
In ve Volumes co,i uniform. IS; half calf gilt 81 so
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TRRaIs1ss 90 year. Is cents Nurnber sabscri-
Iers ieains Three Dollars YIN receive III work for one
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE; sfi4.i5
In Series of IS ria. By J. W. De FoRRIsr
f2mo!, cloth Price SI5& cents.
These are fresh and most agreeable views taken
yatiiageOus points of observation
pass,nr Which have ePicyed already tnassriy
pencils, null rs they of the splendor and The havoc
the East The clever sketches Oriental Acquain-
lance serve well to sow how far this travel
subjects is from being exhausted.
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CALIFORNIA, y. Z {. - 80 ~ z - ~
Indoors and Out; How Farm Mine, and Live
II mo-, cloth. Price 81, z = E77ss
The most authentic and graphic picture of life
MA rs exhibited to female which has yet appeared
Mrs Farnan sees things they aud reports trials
pleasures and experiences of emgra with honest
phass She presents interesting statements with
Ea TO the recent action of the Vigilance
Francisco Her narrative probably gives ciearest
most consecutive subject which hrs yet been
pnbilshtsi deel7-lw-lf&w
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scripons expire with present Numbers are respeetny
requested to renew them without delay.
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TRANSPORT IION.
Winter Sohadule.

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New York Advertisements.
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[ - AN ORIGINAL. AMERICAN MAGAZINE
The Number for anuary, 1851, volume
ms character of this Magazine Is we'll Known that
Publishers have only that they no
ertion constantly sorthier OF publc favor
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nIlIEp.

NV YoRK, Dec 22.-Jonatian j. Coddinr-
ton an old politician in this city, and postrnas.
ssr under jackson, died yesterday; aged rs
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS,

THUUSEHUID WORDS,
CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS.
Ann containing Tales. Essays and other articles nv VIII
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barry Cornwall wflkie Collins English writer's
now GENERALLY regarded the int resting and pop
asr OF The English Periodicals. Its circulation In this
Try - constantly Increasing, pnblic
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