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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
DsIttnslIr. Ri,s d Vs.t Cslanbla.

By privs,s lstisr from West colum'
BE. Mason County, We have full partic'
lee q the laie Gre at that place. lisp
pears that on the night Of the 9Th inst
the large frame house II E. Biggs wa
discovered on FIRE in two places, and be-
fore assistance could b procured thu
entire building was on ERE. There
being considerable wind, the flames soor
communicated 70 che sdjoining buildings
and before arrested eight wers destroyed
The loss 10 unknown. but 10 heavy AND
falls upon the West Columbia Mining
Company. except Briggs house and stort
which was insured at o., 800. II
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

whom Il belongs, nll wait with pa.
thence the event, and fbeaten fairly,
! have not : word 10 say BY way OF
complaint for better men than me
have been beat.
WILLIAM MARTIN.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

The '.southrsst Democrat. !" publish.
"a = Warsaw. Benton county. Mo- y
Msssrs. Murray \ leach. and edited By
Marx I. Means. Esq,. has been greatly
enlarged sud much improved n appear.
snes. Its oneof our bsst exchanges;
ssd - Win II propristors abundan,
5fss-is
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

Connecticut will donbtless choose
the Democratic presidential electoral
ticket in November. The vote iust-
cast for Mr.. Inghan, democrat, for
governor, is over s., 500, and is the
largest ever given for any candidate
for governor in that State.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

ARRfVAL OF NORTH AMEkIUA

-: ~ >. ---.-..- $50
Foxe' III r n,c,r we're
ARRIVAL OF Nvn ~. 80, = IN. 3
QUEBEc, May - steamer n.y.. !.
AmeYica arriyed q i yc,ouA 80
evening with LiverGooI 49, ~ .,,...n.
KussLA.-Ihe msnsas 49,. ~ , ~.sy.s.
ded. lhe adlnifality ns u. =, o n.,s Il,
Oil light houses wee y Is y ~ c,is :. Il
buoys M Y ", WV u1" ~. - ~ psls;c Ana
White Sea-, 1,,.,.
LivEhpOOl auc 49, y.a..d .";,na.
advices c.usS1 - ~ a,,.,i .J.arco
tion Y co'.o ni:s 1870 Is, Woriav
|oi W. $3.50 y s.o ~, Moathor
Dreads.u ,, ~ ln.:c,l .rraT n, 3.
very iasolADS 60 I
poses. ~. dooi;rad 4. ON.
1890 ~: M y .,ersllv ,nchanc.d.
81 s M[.,.'cs 800. .avs trads erh;b.
). Ma ,:.li 1910 1870, .;ncS Fr;dav.
, w. ns.ls 1890 indian ct,rn
!. y ne t'.., y ~ sirnence hicher.
y ~ De''e h,and Anrr adyan.
u1on ,ss Msrchaatar h;Oher
ceu $500 ! s,,a,,dad I'M salea limited
pr.. ~ 4. .s,., ,,,srLst AZ Nd from W.
9. ~, a1s Isre, s' a N ..lemand.
w. ~ ~; /, ...,'ay ,rere 81 ! atr;ke Ana
"a nv.s DIV Il ma bsen stopped.
- psl S IL. ~, !. M ~ Tnos5ar n ,a8l
i. 1u un,,aS
- A'o
a.pR1vAr an TIE AMERICA
!, H. 3 n, ~. 81 3,
HA.lfAA' Wy e p ~ $3.50. '.ai
hmerlea' 81 XXX .ot ~, .IvI'o' $3.50,
',eIc ~ .,n., g, $500. No.,
ia'es Y 'ne III. ~ .' -. Dsh's n, J
~, iater u.an 20 n,,oh oaA. 81
sg!'n An'eilc 4, \. M, 49, 49,. Dat,
y u rcPoFIeu sha ~, $3.50. . .I..al j.
nav ,.eT WY S T. ~ n ~ na..al
WV VII = hiaeu $3.50 N, ~ ~ M. 'a W.
taIhe'lean q,fs1'o, ~ s'as IT,
NI ~ VIZ ~. q i :
ne LONDON PaPeIs nase op1aine.'
Q copy q the tfeatyoi peace, anu w
contents are mnch - was previonsly
ailtlcipatcd. ~ comprises of artlcies :.
inc slack sea y neulrailzsd ail ai'
the strong NOUS on its snore arg, ipF
tbldden and lnferdicted 70 aH war
ships except ior police purposes. 1ne
Danube q freed. kuss'a nas made
some siagbt eoikeessiOns Oh tiie irO Pr
tier OF BessaraRia; hays and the
Crimea are mutually returned; the
service remains q e present; Media
via and W aliachia are TO have 9 con-
stitutloll Tor which there y acominllls-
SION fo prcpaseat once
bREApsTuSDs:- Inc bsoker Q Clr.
cular quotes Elonr O. sitter and .
tribe higher; Western canal 36s@ 32as;
good OHIO 35sgS5s "a. Wheat is .
trife higher. Corn has advanced y
ge.6d. sales 2vssg3Os. brown, ship
icy = w. report sales Ct Southern
~ Flour o On friday T., q SsstSSt; good
= oos: western white wheat lOs
od M 9, led e Sd ~, o..
lne plo. 49,. Market = nrm a y
previous Ia'es;
Los ~ Ane french army y oe-
ing 81 pace W On s s Peace iooslng:
lnc .,asai ICY u + \ y opi'Heiu ~ g.
Fuay = e compossu q ~ steamers r. c az
rylng oVoV Guns managed y oV,VVV
- - Al'e-'s, - =, 1', ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

The North Carolina Democratic
Conyention instructed the delegates
from that State to vote for Gen. Pierce
for President, and j. @. Dobbin for
Vice President, in the Cincinnati Con
yentson. S.f t& 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

Mr.. Hopkins, editor Of the Fin
castle Democrat, hal his pocket pick
ed ih Baltimore, the other. day Of "a
roll of bank notes." Fortunate and
unfortunate editorI l|f / E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

3 We visited jackson G. H., last week,
and found our friends cup and doing
III that place. Things look favorable for
the triumph Of che Democracy in Jack.
son county. Our friends who kindly
aided US In largly increasing the subscrip.
ton iit Of the .Star, has our sincere
thanks. IT, I'LL r. .i~~LII|,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

49, - I.
the Est side ~ 70 ~ charr
The force ui1dey commend Of OH p1
. v. ~. i,s ~ 81 z. 81 ,ush -
wlcro discovcrsd ~ ~ cns4s. s. 'q
;,,O fha anine1,cS wk;ch ~ =.
ihe annroach ~ IL ~ & qeal
aalnfed ~ I vollv a. ,n,si WY M
~ rd;cat;nr1 n Z l-,, s' VIII
a Il tss;stsSrs a., ~ NJ. s ~
plazs ! h,;sE "A ;rs AZ 9,
go { - AZ ~ ffS $780, =. Mn
sssriesa and n,;is,,,ts MI !. pu
~. M ~ cSa,ss1 ~; 's.
,Sy Z, rnnid;tv " =, 4, = u /
.,,;sr,ss I'M X 9. =. 's -. IN
s,s;rs -. ,,oSssssicr " = ~ r ~
Gnsts R;cass 4 6u, :, -. e. @ !,
,,rec 81. ,;tafeiv 1e7nci, *
barr;cades snd i6yt,c - 49, t u
fron those nlscas ~ ,...' 'o VA "
concealmcnt cont;nr.i y "a y a! a
fire' Their cannor ~ ~ ~ ~. :'s !! a
derin0 yoice gave se.s; 49, ~ y
cfFiciencv ~ the;r n,s, ... :: n
fSnse. r. nre,srt ~. 49, \ 81 q n
that must inevitahi ] 49,, y. u i q!
III 81 eny;ne ~ - s. e J, rom ~ 4
MI Y. aI sHe uc(cfEjR
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

In another column will be found com.
munication from Mr.. Martin, our candi,
date for Commissioner Of the Revenue
Read it. Il r Nh ! IT,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

Msssrs. Mccoy 4 Jones have received
a supply Of fine tooaceo. Give them a
call. ..~~....l. r.-
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Later From CsIsural America,
ARRIVAL OF THE oRIzABA.
SECOND RATTLE or RryAsl

u a ~ p ~ -a
Rivas has agsh been the field Of I
bloody conflict. On the morning 81
the 7th inst, intelligence reached
Granada that Immediately after the
departure Of tie American troops
from Riyas, q brce Of i 800 81 .. 900
Costa RicAns Uttered ana took posses-
sion Of the city As the information
was authentic, there was 10 time Is
be lost.on the part Of Gen. Walker IL
making readyto rep0lse the enemy.
BY daylight II the STU inst. i fore 4
,of50U meninauding 100 native tiloops
were on the march from Granada -
engage TIP jresumptuous invaders.
Gen. Wake IN person vas a tie
head ofthe army. The force under
his coinmant encamped the night 81
the 10th ina. within nine miles 81
Rivas, and b the meantime t had
been asertahed beyond doubt that fbe
city was hid and fortified by 9, 900
Costa Ricals and G han,oristas. Ear
" on the horning az tie 18th. che
march wa resumed, with tie pfospect
ahead Of lively agemellt. Evi.
IDENTITY tothe surprise of The. enemy.
the Demicratic force instead ofe6tcsr..l
ing the ~ by tho usual routs ffol1l
GraDadq came By tho ind lesdineI
from Sal Jorge 81 Vif&in B6y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

cOulu 90 rs ne mas QOnc-lt i could
notget Mr.. Forbs | could get some
one else-therefore he need not lose
an hours sleep about it. j have had
butIpoor opportunities, it is true, but
what ] have had, ! have endeayored
to improve, and yet | am NOT like
some men-a Soloman.
Now. fellow-citizens, by reference
to the above you will see that it has
been out ofmy power to ride over the
county torenew my acquaintance with
Won, and / am still in bad health. and
the time 10 short, which win make it
impossible for me to visit yon. The
office / am seeking is the first.
and in all probability will be the last.
] shall ever ask ct your hands. Ii
you think proper to give it to me,
shall feel under obligations to You.
and. will try to- discharge the duties
Of the same 20 that you may never
have to regret what you have done.
I have reason to believe that If nv
friends are found at the polls, / have
nothing to fear. / think / am well
enough acquainted with the people
of Putnam county to know that such
poor, miserable billingsgate stuff Is
the above and similar charges cannot
Be palmed upon them. Inconclusion.
Iwill remark that | freely leave the
nsstcr In the hands Of the perpla, 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14
THE ELECTIONS TODAY.

This day v-i,l be a memorable one in the an
mails OF American politics, IS no doubt its YER
dict viii seriously affect, not altogether change
the position Of parties by the eth of November.
What is resalt viii be is, of course. enc of the
inscrutatle mysteries to be solved tonight by
the telegraph. Wcexpest to see coufictine. re-
ports for days TO come IN Pennsylvania
there are twenty-five representatives to he elect
ei, in oaio trenty-one, and ia Indiana
eleven, making ffty-seven in ALL In Pennsyl-
rania Canal Commissioners, Auditor and Sur
veyor are to be chosen by general vote. Two
tickets are in the field, the Democrats and the
Union imposition, the latter composed OF Amer
leans, Wings ard Republicans A State Legis-
lature will aiso be chosen, which viii have to Sc
lect United States Senator in the place of the
Hon. Richard GsOdhead, whose term expires in
March, 1857.
In ohio, JudgesOf the Supreme Court an At
torney General School Commissioner and Com
missioner of Public Works have to be chosen.
There are three State tickets nominated-Amer-
lean, Democratic and Republican.
In Indiana q Governor and full corps of
State officers are to be chosen. In that State
the american party have made no nominations
for Congressman or State officers. Willard,
dem, .ad Norton republican, are the candidates
for Governor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14

Of the fourth section are .tTf q free persoaad-
wise or conspire with slave to rebel or make Ia
surrecton, or with any person 70 induce slave
TO rebel or make instruction, he shall be pnn-
isheil With death, whether such rebellion or In
snrrection be nade OF not
sSBGt there are other kinds Of treason In Vir-
Esinia, besides thatof voting for the Republican
ticket. and thus inducing anarchy. One Of
them IS defined In the following sentences OF the
Judges charge:
Then the avowal of all PRINCIPLES and the eff
feet Of movements originating IN these diseased
conditions of this race (the colorcd) as rcpnbi,
can IN their capacities and qualifications di-
rectiy at war with the Just relations which exist
between the two races, and the harmony of the
states Remove from this race the protection
and Christian control Of southern servitude, and
new system must be imposed.
at Is unnecessary to start any question on
this point Of want of historical development or
defective organization. The great gulf of posi-
tive fact separates the races, and the political
necessities of the country made the legislation
Of Virginia necessary, and this necessity is its
justification"
Thus VIC have high Judicial authority in
the state of Virginia for saying that, by the
laws of that state, every man who simply eX-
presses belief or impression that the African
Is capable of selfgovernmcnt, or of living free
under republican form. of government, as he
now does in all the free states, has committed
cardinal crime, for which he may be required to
answer for his life. This places the nccks of our
friends of the Colonization Society in upexpcct-
ed peril Henry Clay died in happy ignorance
of the fact, that for nearly quarter ola centu-
~, while he was President of that body, he was
a traitor to native state and might at any time
have been sent for by the Executive, and glib
beted without beneftof clergy. So, in which
ever state of the Union the negro has political
privileges extended to him, in those states war
has practically been declared against Virginia
and violence done to the harmony of the RePub-
lie. Such offences, If committed in Virginia,
quoth Judge Thompson, sit would be. tiillGci0us
in her TO permit
As we have never heard of Judge Thompson
before, we cannot attempt satisfy the curiosity
about him with which We are slre these quota
tons will inspire our readers, further than by
referring them to the charge itself in another
column. We venture to offer his friends sug-
gestiOn, however, which can hardly be in oppor-
tune, and that is that, unless they have safe
place provided for him soon, he Will give them
trouble
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
IEREMlAlI L. SHEPPARD and CHAs. MORGAN have
this day entered into partnership Saddle Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business SheT-
pard Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr. Enote the manufacturing
part of his extensive establishments and occupying
workshops, have facilities manufacturing which win
enable Us to furnish description at the very
lowest rates. ami OF the latest and most improved style
We have n"E on hand full uSSortment in
Collars Whips Carpet Bags Sacels, Saddle Bags, &c, &C.,
lowest rates. " ''
Particular attention will he paid ordered work; repair
ing promptly attended to; aud trust h strict attention
and reasonable prices, merit the patrons
age Whtcti mas been So literally bestowed upon
proprietor. SHEPPARD z MORO a
ans2-3n No lS1 Main ST., corner OF Union.
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REAL ESTATE sans
Trust Sale of Rel -

Eif sS q GsSl ase fs o. tS. sxssaied to m
recorded " the Clerks once Of the Count j. ls -,
county IA Veed Book number 81, folio ssi ~ ~; q o.
q Ohio county, al II o'clock A ~ on NOM, AZ Sr' @
~ ls0S me reel estate convened to me n
uno on tss PiHt Of that part the civ a, o. l.; y
out oy william Chapl!ne anA John Ea, -",l.t'-H-
Wheeling. 'S' '"eets In Gen.,
selling az Trustee, vii eoarey such title o,.,
TERMS or SALE
,, The s sr Ems o. sais s ts9s q ec, IN cit,
and the title 70 be retained rr;i' payment ia H'l,.
4, ~ me sac o; me shove property : r-,,.
,psaaa. R.M. EoFF
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DAI.LEY,s MAGICAL PAIN Elk

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, pain produces In
aamation Wherever there heat hrobbing or
redness, matter whether 1t caused by fever hurt
poison, rheumatism piles sca burn or sting there
is inaamation. hundred books a thousand sermons
Cannot alter or change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation he subdued To ac-
eomplish this the efforts of the physician always direct
ed Thousands of physicians thousand of the first and
most sasacOus persons who DALLEY's MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit that its
control inflammation wonderful and immediate
instantly allayinE the pain, neu,tazs poison extracting
morbid secretiOns and forcing her
renewing and healing No burn srad sore or amcnt
two yield tos soothing curing influence APP.
ply 1t Immediately ami the has commenced.
The Genuine is envelope Plate Engraving with
the Of C. V. CLICKENER CO., proprictors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer. upon each box Price
25 cts. per box.
sI--All orders should be addressed to CIV. cckener
Co.. 81 Barclay st. New York. T.H.LOGAN
spes:1n Wheeling, Va.
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WILSON KING.

81. Lou!s, June 90 1883
PROF. WOOD: As you are about prepare ana vend
N"uF recently discovered Hair Restorative YOU
quest nv opinion OF 1t, will that my
months ago. very aud after using two bottles our
Hair Restorative it resumed its original color;
application all dandruu has disappeared
nave been troubled with disaEreeAb!e itching THE
scalp am satisfied that those who it, not regret
IT, as gives the appearance of having been recently oiled
Prspar' d. therefore, all who
are DESTROYS Of having beautiful head Of hair
am, sir, YOURS. &c
II. l. STEWART
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DR.. ]. Hedges,

FEVER e; AGUE ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER and Agne, chilis and Fever, A.ue or any
FORM Of Intermittent Fever whether recent or of stand.
ing speedily safely and eectualy cured by the use OF
Dr. J. Hedges Annihlator.
THIS preparation Is entirely free all metallic poison
such as Arsenic Mercury, hut compounded from e
tracts purely vegetable Is certain safe and ecaciou,
remedy, Gnd be taken all kinds of weather The Pro.
Fstor has used the article in his private practice for
several years. and In has failed to effect perfect
cure when the directions havC been followed In no posi-
way CAN'T nure the system, adapted to all ages
sexes aud constitutions. given the infant of
month aid with much safety to the adult and can be
Kept in any climate needs encOmu no long array
OF testimony to herald lis efficacy. mertIes within it.
se-anl to the invalid it will prove more value than az
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stanhope N and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale and retail by a c. GOOD Co., Drng.
asts WheeIng Va b. Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States.
W. Il. DE0ASIP, General wholesale Agent
rthe Western States,
my';em 7s Courtlsnd St, New York.
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Professor Woods lsuir Ress.rn,ivc.
WHAS WOREED MIRA CLEH

That all the bald gray can be restored perfectly to
original growth and color locks are
does not admit Of doubt; besides Will every
or In the shape of cutaneous crupouseven scaIhcad-
and in no possible case will it fail curing, By magic
nervous or periodical headache, and twice week
by the Vigorously it will preserve the COLOR and
keep the hair from falling, any age Read and
judge.
For sale by LAuGHLISs DUsurIELD, No. 25, Sion.
roe Street. sno1
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PEayrMED RREArB-yhat isIy or gentleman would re.
main under the curse Of disagreeabe ath when bv
ing the DALN OF THOUSAND FL0WsRs as a drutrce would
nor only render sweet but leave the white as alrbas
sFE Many persons do not know their breath Is bad and
tue subject Is SO delicate, their friends never turution
IT, Pour single drop Of the "Daialu your tooth rIS5
last year. = 49, "N1S VAL
BEArTiFuL CoNPEEx1cS may easly ae1aired hv usin
the balm Of Thousand Flowers" 1t vii! retnoyc tan S
Pies and from the skim leaving Of soft ana ms
the face night and morning. 80 W WASH
SHAVING MADE EAsT-w-t your ghaving-brlsi In ei,b,
ESTl or cold Water drops ,.ian Of
IhSnsSnd F;oTeTs rub the beard we'll will make
ing. Price only ffty cents. @'
W. T. FETEIDGE ( CO..
For hr T. H. LOGAN co square, STE fSrE
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Franklin Square, New York
E"F S"'e nv u H. Lu'fAN 4 co ir1I-IvriaW

Tag erLs'l0" sa.'rl4psADAsls nas awarded tl5 dr.t
premium for the best DaguerreOtype likeness nj M. las
Fair in this city, Also, te premium for best display ofD
gusrreotypes oSE rspRED DOH will be given to anu
Af'' In Virointa who equal his pictures, either on
Glass or slverpate Call at his Gallery 1876 Main street
corner Of Union and examine his Abrotypes Dasuerreo
types and Photographs. as,i1
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sPRCIAL NOTICE s.

American Women are sepreelatlns paytseaIyl
VIM they net take the alara and ne causes before
The eyis beyond reIneyf Aoreair, more exercise better
hours. and less sstore soes With bottle Of Eluptoas
zTRcsuHe strengthen and bEaes sEhat tsy
need tits best tonIe debility q. Females that L
before the p1hlie. For sale BY 7. HSLoG An & CO..,
Osts Ridge corner Drpg1is.s.
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Ano.her TnStnaee of the eaienay OF ner.
HAYES JIolSnpd Eitters


y PerSrsxEEE, at Uasos once September 1sh, 1854
sayssee Eess since Ssis seriously Win TSia
md uneasiness the loss of appetite aud AZ Zines
strong symptoms OF dyspepsia Induced to try your
Holland ssits, and felt It Justice to the ar
'ieie, ei the good those who may be AGcetea
with Ike derangesht Of ae stomach state that The use
OF one single bottle of this edsene proved of nealsulabie
benefit having freed the stomach from all sense Of eprss
siOn' and removed every symptom of dyspepsia would
also remark that two other members nv family who
were AFFLICTED IN similar h urself were entirely
relieved by the use of a single bottle each
cAVrroS;TO iposssiOn be careful to ask for
Bsrlnsve's Nal.oaa Bitters.
Soid At 81 Der bottle six bottles for IS ty the
ProPFietOrs, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutists and Chemists Pittsburgh
Pa; and by LACGiZLLNS q BCSHFXELD,
osts Wheeling, Va.
TIE iIoarhound Raisnnn. is now before the poo.
nareyou cough or eoi or are your eAiren suffering
with hOaEseness vheeznsss &c. so, get bottle it is
pleasant, safe and eneetual.
For sale by tn. LOGAN co.
Bridge corner Druggists.
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Amhrotvpes for al

PARTRIDGE, a. his aad spacious rooms with facill
ties fog operating and Arrangement light equal to
any In the country and far superior any in the city, is
producing these beautu pictures which are
In the country HeiS prepared make Ambrotypes SO
they can be by mall without postage Also to set
them in loekets and pins price Daz,errcotypes
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
Aitkinds Of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms side Main st. above Monroe, over Marsh
TayIOrs new store aurIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14

VIZ WANT ros WORD or TWO ABOUT BILLIARDS. HAIR
DYE The subject is delicate oas inasmuch as persons
who use HaiF Dye don't sboat discussing the subject
However We will just hint them soto roce thatthis
Gle has taken the highest premium Fair and
the Fairs Of the American Institute, that 1t IS endorsed by
such chemists Chiffon Tory and that they want
Dye that cannot be DISTINGUISHED effects of nature
they had better purchase BALLARD's ut $50 Broadway
sp29-1md4w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14

- Dye For the Hair.-PeriectiOn is not attained
by Incidence and there to univer
sal favor. The world will not be blown ike chaG into
channel indicated by maor Witness the fast anchored
fame of BACHELORS HAIR DYE won by watching when
others slept, sustained by Its truthful
ness to nature. WARRANTED dssppoln the hopes
of those who it. Made sold or applied at the Wig
Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New each box has
VIZ. A. BArcuELoR on no others are genuine soly by
T. II. LOGAN d CO.,
sp2o:1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-14

DEAR SIR Ny hair had, for several years. been be-
coming prenaturely gray, accompanied by
which rendered the constant application necessary in
dressing When commenced using Hair Res;ora-
tiVe, about tao months in that
having continued its TIL within the weeks
has turned TO its natural color
IHsire greatly to be preferred those produced
picaton Of oils other preparation used
regard 1t as an indispensable article fuT every
Stther TO he used lair Restorative the simple
purposes Of dressing identifying hair Youaye per-
mission TO refer To all who entertain any
ing all that is claimed it.
Mrs. C. sY3IONDs,
Ia Third street.