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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13
The Result in chicago.

The result nfthe late holly contested mu-
nicipal election in Chicegeis a proud triumph
fofSenatot DoueLAs. Two years ago. ignorant
and maleyolent demagosues had SO Influenced
bnsEa Bill hat he Was denied ! hearing IN a
public meeting Of the citizens. With glorious
intFepidity Senator DoueLAs laced the STORM
HsuacIou sag abuse. rs nIe ~ ,,;ss AMI Inv; I'M,
measure. and ibat in a short time il would be.
come popular with many Of those who then
opposed It, his reliance on lhe luogHens 2,
y;olpn, Vl 4 ~, ;H Nn Hpo.s INV ~ he Union has
elected a NEBRASKA Mayors staneh friend Of
Mr.. DoUcLAs by four hundred majority with
2 p~lepeaoe1snce o. Democsas ~ ~. : oyd;nsrv
Kind. and will cause ,eioicings all over the
Union, gee
In favor of the combined force OF Black Re-
publicans and Know Nothings was aIrayed
the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Journal, The
Press, and the traitor WENTwoRTu's msnaneu
Democrat, with some OF the German papers
Single handed, and sustained only by the In
domitable Times, the Democracy have won 9
glorious victory. The opposition, 10 breaF
the weight Of their fall, are setting up the CRY
OF 'illegap votes, but The objects oil u are ap'
parent. Hthere were any illegal votes takei
they were on their side OF the question. b.
GIN. Eng
W.,
W Iheshno Nolnihg cahuioo.e 'ol Ivy
President was The editor oil the washington
Union during the administration OF Mr.. Fill
mmoye. and said aud wro,e some hard thing:
lN
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13

Heavy LossEs.- The amount OF insuarnre I'D
Bostoa, Mass, on four vessels recently los', 10
SIS 600, OF which $4,000 is in SIsle street
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13

~ The Chicago Democrat says that some
idea or a religious week day meeting 81 etnat
city may be obtained from the fact thai oaaa
recent occasion Of unusual interest me assent
bIage. consulted ofsixty. eight women, ofe man
aud o boy.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13
Ropublican pist,e

The late Republican Convention in Pitts
burglr was opened with prayer by one Rev.
Lovejoy, who earnestly duplicated Providence
to remove Presi lent Pielce fiom Power. Pas
siag oyei foI q moment the shameless hypoc-
risy and bold profanity ofinvoking Gods pres.
ence in such a motley, mongrel squad Of bah
bling demagogues, we would ask oil, notonly
all christians, but all sober and sensible men,
what they think Of that prayer Of that creature
Loyejoy
lns,ead OF pleading for Heavens blessings,
upon out government and its leadeIs-insiead
OF showing respect and reverence for the pow
ers that care ordained of God"-instead OF i'm
ilsting the pure example Of the Savior, whose
faith he impudently processes, we hear him
offering up a petition as destitute Of christian
I~feelihg as Il is full Of recklessness and venom.
If he believed the President 10 be in error
ieyen, his prayer-if he is o pure man aud o
patriot-would ihave been that our rulers be
endowed with wisdom from on high. Instead
Of which he INDUCES IN profanity that would
make a South Sea Islander blush. But this
seemed TO be the kind Of pieiy that would
please his audience-for he prayed 10 ;hem
and not TO bis Maker.
Aud not content with this foul blasDhemy-
we lead that this same fellow spoke with all
the rancid eloQuence Of unadullerated oaboli-
tionism, in favor OF sending men and munitions
o war TO Ksnsasy and he gloated oysT the
prospects Of intestine strife and all its untold
horrors. And this blalhering barbarian was
listened 10 with patience--no. with enthnsi-
asm even Whittier has the bright spirit oI
christianity fed 7 Where is the ERE tina
burned in the bosoms oil our patriotic fathers
Hos it come 10 this, that bold blasphemy and
rank treason can be prayed and preached with
out rouSing the slumbering Indignation ofpure
and zealu Gus men :
Alas! for the cause OF christianity IL is tt
be libelled by such daring preienders as thii
Loyejoy! Who could be induced 10 adopt :
faith that sanctions such displays OF inbridled
malice, and rampant partizanShipf We were
early taught 10 revere the persons and posi-
tons OF ministers of the Gospelj but we mus
confess that our youthful impressions have beer
much shaken, by seeipgso many Of these who
claim to be ftthe Lords amounted" descend
ling from The hill Of Zion, and with the pure
Erobes Of their Office still ON theni waliowing
in the flthies and foulest puddles Of politics.
And this feeling must be increased by ever
manifestation OF such creatures as boSeJoy.-
Harrisburg (PG.) Patf lot y CnLon- ZH
-m, t1:: ,k ooar ths
Urine pl'oaoliues :. i ~ ~ 800 u'
Nauonal Deunoo'atv 10y Nn'.;auH""
81 contest are very s.tons: n'O oS nv
is apnorred W. fss' mislo..y :" : peopie,
anu lhe ytasaiy nna wsSs,e, ' a,,.
III vas 9u.eG d., y ean9 Me- J;nons : ~ :.
cuance % the nia.| .uspJiyns" %sn
y tne u'Sso'unp" .o,ia y, III thav mns, Iii,
seiVatiss massIs !, s,1,Iasd ~
afoune ue ony nemoc,acv
u Ine Ns',ohu, .ensSsaca - II. .eia.,;ono
-" \ nn.i conyent;on lie lessons Il tLor
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13

PaorooaArus.-Bsil, No. % West Fourth
Street. Iatts Photographs in excellent style,
aud on the most improved system. he is also
at all times prepared 10 take Ambrolypes and
psgueneoiypes with a n%eatness unsurpassed
BY any one. y .tfn
-
aT1he we'll known Father Mathew, Of
temperance noiorielyg il now one OF the mis-
~sioppries Of the clutch Of Rome in The Pesjee
lIsiznds.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Committee on Commerce and Manu-
%factures agreed 70 The Senate resolutions re-
q~ues,ing Congress 10 make reasonable and ef-
icient appropriations for The Improvement Of
The navigation ofihe lakes and Of the ST. Clair
Flats. &s
The amendment 10 tie act establishing the
Superior Courtof Cincinnati was ordered to be
~engrossed.
Tie bill 10 promote anatomical sciepcp was
reported back with amendments, and referred
10 a select committee.
The afternoon was spent in discussing the
bill relative 10 roads and turnpikes.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

A resolution that, the House meet at nine,
A. NJ. and twoP. NJ. was lost.7 81!
The Senate bill 10 amend the act TO estab.
lish the code ofciyIl procedure wasordered to
De engrosseu for the third reading,
The bill 10 repeal the acl for the pu5lica-
ton OF the general laws ~. ne wspapeIs was
indefinitely postponed.
The bill for the protection OF shtep was dis
cussed ~a.length and referred 10 the Committee.
l. Adjourned. asar
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13

GTThe Ninety third Regiment that distin-
'guished i,selfs 50 hobly a BsIakiava wos The
same that gol 50 awfuiIys whipped utNew or
leans. tsYr Il istgls
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13
EATON, o., MARCH Is, fsse.
Democratic Presidential Electors ferOhio
srNAroMAL ~ELEcrlRs
y CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,

william KennOn, Jr., OF Belmont
AlexnMdcr p. Miller, of Butler.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13
uoIisE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House spent the forenoon IN Committee
OF The Whole, aud o large number Of bills were
considered and referred. Adjourned:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13

. .Ssl " CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS 3
Isl. SHELDON +. KELLOGG, OF Hamilton
2dgUENRYF SEDAN, Of Hamilton.
81. DAVID CLARK, OF Montgomery. g
An. J.H. THOMAS, ofDatSe.
6,hl EDWARD FOSTER, Of Williams.
ftf Vic IAEL u. DAVIS, oiGietmon"
I'm WILLIAM GR0SSEN, ofWsifen.
sth. WILLIAM KERs1NER. Of Clark.
Oh GEORGE SEENA, ofSeneca. si'
10th. Levi DUNCAN ofJackson, ?
IIth. ALFRED McVElGH.o of Fairfield.
l2fh. JACOB SLyEt 4, OF Frankhn'
IAN, JOHN TIFF Of Huron.
i'm. JOHN G. MYERS, Of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, OF Ccshoc,on.
Ista. JAMES M. GAYLoRD.,o: M0.gan,
i'm BENJAMIN r. SPRlGGS, Of Noole'
18Th. ALpHoNSo HART, ofPortage.
10th HENRY h. DODGE, Of Cuyaaoga.
20th. GEORGE q. GTLLErT, Of. Ashtuoula
sist. GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-13

rTGen. F. MARSH, of the Senate and MI
H. DooLEY, of the House, will accept oul
thanks foriheir continued favors, 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16
va. OoRKEsPoNDENTS
TOTnR PURIiIC.

We have :his day sold to Me.sr. Campbell McDsrmot
e Integencer once wereturn sinesrethanss
patron. for tie many acts of kindness have
their hands and cordially commend successors
notice. doubt they VIII found prornp,
attentive every department. of business, and will
every effort the patronage of the community
fpr accounts viilrun to and hope
flsndr wiz aid in speedily closing up outstanding
assouats.
The business the VIII by either the
and Mr. Beatty viii be found At the office for that
purpose. beatty CO. /,
Wheeling, Oct. s,h, 1856.
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THE T. EST NEWS
REGElVED BH
4 MAGNETIC, TELEGRAPH.
ICnNGRESSInNAL

& XII Nftklgi NAsuiSGToN, Dec 10, 1856
SESxT.-0n motion of Mr.. Jones ofIowa, the
committee of commerce were directed to en-
quire into the expediency of making further
appropriation Of $50 600 for the enlargement o..
Custom House, Post Office &c at Dubuque.
On motion of Mr.. Jones of Iowa, the creten-s
tials of Mr.. Jamcs Harlan, Senator from Iowa,
with protest of the Senate of Iowa in relation
thereto, were taken up for consideration.
,Mr. Harlan proceeded to speak on the subject
Stating factswith reference to his section, citing
provisions in the United States Constitution aud
the laws of Iowa bearing on the case.
HorsE-Mr. Etheridge submitted the follow
lng resolution, which Was read for the Informal
ton of the members: ,sias sditssaa q
R1solfed, That this House egard all sugges-
tiens or propositions of every kind, by whom
soeyer made for the revival of the African Slave
Trade, as shocking to the moral sentiment of
the enlightened portionsof mankind or any act,
on the part,of Congress in legislatipg or conni-
wing at orslegaizing that horrid aud iniiunan
traffic would justly subject the United States
people throughout the world
Objection was made to the introduction,of the
resolution. q n.'fsggfsl ise9 iissA 5l4 Z 81 y
rules. tasiETs5. ~ n n ( y
Nj canpbc of ohio called for the yeas and
Mr. Walker asked whether, ifthe House shall
suspend the rules, was the purpose OF Mr.
Etheridge to move the previous question: uial 81
On the adoption Of the resolution to cut off
debate, Etteridge said he should not discuss it,
but would move the previous question. q 2
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, wanted Etheridgc to
leave out the argument in the resolution, and
said he was as much opposed to reopening the
African slave trade his colleague < siss6
Hewas here called to order by the Speaker.
Mr.. Jones said he was not to be ganinioned
by either the Speaker or others 55 b
Mr.. Orr Stroye inpffncfO,iiy tni Introduce
substitute, simply declaring it inexpedient and
nnwise for the country and the policy of the U.
s to repeal the laws prohibiting the African
slave trade. fsHztAt5s !. II
The resolution was agreed to, only s being in
the2negatiye.E 5na axeoio .sesf,7gy5s
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.r.er tne wleEilnr p.ils :1altslllrsnes.r..

MEssRs. EDlroRs Can you inform the public
what is doing to promote the proposed consoli-
dalton of the Hempfeld, Charters and Marietta
Railroads. Afine plan has has been proposed,
and the public have been anxiously waiting its
.consummation. The plan proposed provides for
the consolidation of the Hempfeld and Char,
tiers without Marietta, if shedOes not choose TO
come in. Why wait on Mr.. Wilson until he
pulls his Baltimore strings We are ready 70
act and desire 10 have action before it is too late
s'A sTocKaoLDERli
We know no reason why action is not had
The county court has appointed a proxy ID
vote for consolidation. Further We know not,
sss4 Ems. {.
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WASHINGTON FALL,
Took, Periodical. Kinney G Gods and lImsit

isA REst47sss STORE stlsts -3fg-E esss
HAVING purchased the OF Books, Periodicals &c.
IL OF Robinson Bro., at No, Washington Hall, In
tend 10 add thereto my stock Of Musical merchandise
tionery Blank Hooks &C. shall keep good assortment
Of those Justly celebrated JAS W. yose Pianos which have
lust been awarded first Premium Medul in best
Boston Mechanics Fair over MI competitions; carents
Patent Moloaeons OF superior style and finish, all
different patterns and prices complete Fancy
Soods cnnsisting In part, Ladies Fancy Work Boxes
Toilette, Embroidered Work Bags md Baskets
Card and Cigar Cases Cologne Stands Combs Brushes.
Portmonnaies, French Hair and Tooth Brushes, Sewing
Birds Steele Goods, Jet bracelets and Beads Pocket
iery and Scissors. 'A+t - ~ ~
ALSO, NEW hooks.
fresh assortment Of New Books Magazines Novels,
All the popular reading Of the day: edgers Day Rocks,
PACED Copying Books, and Blank Books Of every escrp
ton Pocket Tuck Diaries for 1857 indispensable for every
man Periumeries, Soap, Engravngs, Autographs Gilt
Frames, aud MoullnFs. lot of Guitars, vioiins
German and Italian strings, Flutes Banos Taborcs
AccOrieons and Plntnecs. = - ts7sF
slil take special pains keep the Periodicals
and Newspapers complete and solicit subscriptions all
Periodicals. Grateful for past patronage, hope mer
its continuance in the by strict attention
TO the wants Of the Wheeling Public. ~ n
sW- Pianos and Mrlodeons TO let tssEE ~
nsy IA, 's6 D. r. ToBIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

E-ERenj : z rnn tsl in and PROT Ne q rnth
pranklln brought eserisity si te heavens 10 The earth
ProL De applied that electricity diseased
mortals. Prot. on does NOT cure eyery-
thing, but eertaihly cures tilti and In
day or Crrp Pains Breast. ten
minutes; cures Burns wounds, % three
days cures EaSaee Deafness Sore Breast, In two days;
days Scrofala, pimpes from two to
days cures Palsy Gout, Palptation Cholera Corns in
few days. - - 80 +
For saieby 7. u. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner
Also. by LAUGHLINs's 3 BUSHPIEED.
norl3 s7e ~ io4 20 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

COSMOPOLITAN AIR AssocrATloN.-We call at
tenticn TO the advertisement of this Association.
which viii be found in our advertising columns
this morning. We ask our citizens to consider
the claims this Association has upon them for
their encouragement 1t is cettainlysa move
inent in which all must concur, and to which all
should extend helping hand. 1t is now in its
third year, having met with unprecedented sue
cess from all parts of the country.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.


FAIL AND 3UINTER TRADE.
SToSE y THOMAS take pleasure in announcing
they are now In receipt of their full stock of Pail and
Dry & Gods, Varieties and millinery C ood.
THEY have Just received their Second Fail Purchases
which, added their stock will enable them to pre-,
sent to the Public than
Being by far the largest DEsIR ABLE stock, and
embracing the SELECTION of choc. goods they have
ever offered to tire Public. ff,.g- 80 -
To their former vnrsty they have added large of
CaEpetpE and Rugs latest designs and best Makes
and also beautiful line OF choice Rars sntahle the
Winter 1rade-to both OF which, wen their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been in the Eastern cities short previous to
the late heavy rise In all kinds of Cotton Fabrics
ing largely with th+ Cash. have done for
past as well as directly from he Importers and Manufac-
turers In instances they able Inducements
TO Close Cash Payers, either by the PIECE at RETAIL
eNeelled by no similar house IL the West, tt ss7at
10 meet wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade, they
have made, and are making ample furnish
the Public with OF the best selected stocks goods
their line in the West, f3Ifs 1i.53
In this stock may be found fully iifasrl
600 yds Sks-erbrneing some of the finest inorted
1900 :" French Merinoes Casiinefes, Bouibazines,
rmbets and Maddomias--of every quality color
tn line OF the Richest Painted 0mbre shaded and Sat
IN striped cashmeres and Delascs-- Imported.
100 shawis and Cloaks-embracing richest
ever offered in Wheeling q III
$4,000 yds Ginghams, Debazes Deianes and Prints
oo,ooo OF Domcstics-en embracing the largest line Of
house. Il not by any house in the city * sVf9 f9f7cs
They have laid in their with to closer cash
trade. and pledge the Pablo that upon part
shall be wanting to please. f-i. ~ tas
They feel confident that can offer inducements to
close tAh buyers excelled by house West 10 in
tile United States No trouble goodsoods sent to
Cars. Hotels and Boats for customers. liI
~ Always ON hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16
IT rs MOT q DYE

aGsr or scalp tsad the. tnito!ciNg and Judge ef
Mrs 8. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REST0RER.
Rev. 81. THAoHER GO years Of aee) Pitcher Chem
ango County N Y Ay hair lie natural
color and ceases TO fa'' -
Rev VIM. CUTTER, I'd Mothers Magazine, NY. HaIy
changed TO its natural color and bald spot,
Rev r. STONE D. D., Concord n. II. saNy hair which
was grey Is now restored toits natural color, &c.i
Rev. D. CLENDENIN, Chicago Ill...I can ada my test-
meny, and recommend Il TO my friends.n 7asTt -ia
Rev d. 4. WOOD Middietown MY. s'sAiy own hair has
was becoming bali, Ken feeftf - -
Rev y. TUsT1N, Charleston, g c. "The white harris
becoming o6giated, and new hair forming, kc."
heY A. FsINK Silver Creek, n " sit has q
good eneet on my hair. and can and have commended
recommends II. r5'f8 fzsa J. - 8 = -
n a,s D. NORRIS Gross River, n. Y also. and =.
We might swell this list, but fall 10 convince
h 1T Sold by all the principal tv United
"a GAIA atid CANADA. Whnesae and depot No
80 Gfeoms Street New York Some dealers Art
write TO depot for circular inforiiati5I
Octlb:6mdaM 80. -.
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,tIhAhsPOhTATl0S UTf1cR y. E u. r n.
- Wheeling Sutton, Nov. 2qlI. 1856.
ON and AFTER Monday list of December, the Passenger
Trains viii leave This station daily 4.e0
p 81. Wheeling time. - 80 = -
The sail Train daily except sundays) at 6s5. A. NJ
VIII receive aud discharge passengers At the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily ago NJ viii receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations only: Benz
wood Moundsyic, Cameron, Burton, Rairmont,
Grafton, Newburg Roveshurg, Piedmont Cumberland
Sir Johns RAM Martinsbur Harperis ferry SIonocacs
Sykesyile and Washington Junction.
The rtaIhs viii arrise follows: The Mail
A. ~ daily; the Express at 150 T. NJ daily The Aecomo
dalton Train Wheeling Cumberland will discon-
tnued. BY order OF - - - ~ : y n = :
aaFssi w. 8. wooDsIDE, Superintendent. =
@dec1 - ItAtisl - Is J. u. FORD, Agent.
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juvenile Git Books for Christmas of every
description; Arthnr's, Howit's, Mrs Follin's
Mrs. TuthilI's, and Mrs Hale's Juvenile Libra
ries; Illuminated Play Books; Toys, Games, &c,
are just opened in profusion at the Cheap Book
ind Variety Store, No. A, Washington Hall. =
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FROM BUFFALO,

q - q .FKUM BUFFALO, = l'-7ali5 !
DEC. 15AThe storm of yesterday was very
severe in this vicinity, and was accompanied
with hail and snow. Great damage was done to
property, and several warehouses were nnroof-
cd number of warehouses in the city were
flooded, and many buildings entirely destroyed.
The steeple of Lafayette street Church was
blown down during the gale fortunately no one
was injured, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

BIZ an announcement in another column we
learn that Mrs, j. S Drew is to fayorou pub
lie with one of her popular concerts on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Drew has given several Of
these concerts, and always with increased fayor
in public estimation. Her elegant accomplish
nents both in vocal and instrumental music,
have made her great favoritc with the dcyotees
of the divine art" on.this occasion she has
consented to sing the AIarselIaiss hymn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

WE are pleased to learn that our yong friend
Mr.. + p. Zane, afterpassinga highly creditable
Examination, has been admitted to practice in
the courts of this and the adjoining counties, as
an Attorney & Counsellor at Law
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

WE are pleascdto sec upon our table NUN
Der of the North Fairfield, o., Gazette, edited
md publishedin part, by our friend j. II. Rob.
insOn, formerly of Washington Hall book store
10 this city. 1t is very spicy nits editorial and
eontainsa large amount of well selected matter
John, we wish you the most complete success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

BnYAN's PulMoxrc wArERs.- These waters
arc said give the most perfect relief in all dis
orders of the chest and lungs. They insure free
dom from cough in ten minutes after use. Tes-
timOnials Of thousands are in the hands of the
proprietor to theirsurprising efficacy, proving
that to all classes and constitutions they are
equally ahlessing aud cure 1t matters not Of
how long standing the disease. or how severe it
may be- a few boxes of these waters are certain i:
10 effect a radical cure in the shortest possible
time, Those afflicted, would do well 10 procure
q few boxes and test their curative powers
They are cheap, and quite palatable t. H. La,
gan & Co, Bridge Corner, will be pleased to an.
swer the calls OF all who may wish to try their
efficacy. ll.a..ET I
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PM Ions PAnIIEAN- LO ION,
Or, Floral Rea1lf,i finr 81

Agreat Cosmetic for Identifying the skin and complex.
ion and for curing Chnpped Hands, Pace, Lips sun
burn, Freekie PiTTles, sealds, Burns,
safe cure for the Pesone washing will give instant relief
After shaving 1t Is soothing skin The
hands soft and white OF the skin il
will be found to be great remedy Price one Dollar per
bottle. -f5i,4fqI.IJi - = ~
PMAEs0S's MAGIC HAIR DYE
One OF the very best Natural DSeS world long
use has proved TITO beyoud comparison; a
vegetable production, injury possibly done TO the
skin. easl applied and you obtain u black or
brown which VII defy the natare
Itself. Price 81 and II 80 per box. a75Fs =
Made and sold by I. pIALoN. a. 1877 BROADWAY, cor.
ner Dey St. and 5I broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel
and all druggists Fancy Stores the y =
Phnlon's Chemical Rlmir lnvisorn
The most complete article the
70 the public II has stood the test Of tsenis this
have been able TO compete with peseryng Dressing
and the HAIR and keeping the from
etc. It nestn,uble; in short, 1t is every hInK
the hSlE requires Price sec- and 81 bottle. -
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GooDs.--Bargains are TO be had at b. II. Wat
sons, who intends to dispose of his goods on
such terms as cannot fail to please. He has
quantity of hats, caps aud boots that he will
JOS on such terms as cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton. Go all to the corner of Market and Nom
roe streets, Wheeling, Va =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-16

WE call attention TO the. ,ad, ertiscment of G.
B. S!ingIuff & Co, wholesale dealers in Hats,
Caps, and Straw Goods, Baltimore. This is an
extensive and reliable house. With Mr.. Slim
gluff we have been acquainted for years and
know him to he an excellent business man, and
hope that our merchants willsnot fail to call and
examine his stock. ITs1.Cg