davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

Win be given any artist in vrEinta Who viii exhibit
twelve pictures gpss and six DGgzerOtgpss
c7aaf merit to taeiTe which ar. Adams viii select from
his collection HchNs opened Gallery FOEb'sJeU
cry Store 1ss Main ST. with sksht arranged The ost
approved principles, which be eqaaed unless s
larry si.uzted fronting With easy
eess large well arranged With every convenience for
making class pictures of every style and Size. ITcI
happy that he WIN be asssedby Mr. JAXES CAM
the art. made the pictures that awarded the high
est premium, God sdl At the last fair of the american
Jasute Castle Garden, New York. also the only premium
icurdsd for Daguerreolypes the Worlds Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has received ire medals and eight diplomas for the
bes: DaguerreotyRes exhibited different fairs the United
States which fully their superiority and having
Aouored with aIarge proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects with facilities only
retain enlarge the number of his patrons especial
IL he relies the iase nter;ts productions
cs han display of furniture. Abrotypes either single
double glass DaguerrOtyPes plain eOloTed equal
painting Ivory Photographs from the owetprices
fy dollars Oar light being made of French Plate Glass
and being unobsruesed by other budnss pictures
made from sunrise
st4saleoatsly from A NJ light Is soft
and mild persons With weak eyes sit BY It with per-
feet ease. Cloudy days good any by this Eight. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
MAsONTC DIRECTORY.

ohio Ledge Ne. to1.-Sissts a. Masonic Rail,
eore. Market and Monroe streets The first and Eird Mon
day evenings OF eaei1nonth- g. W ssoErs, ". Nj AIr
asder LdagdEin, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge No. 19s.-Nsets as above on
rst and fifrd Thnrsday eTeniaEs Of each month r
BRExutsoEE, W. NJ; S " Pedrsoa, seeTetary
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Mests as
above the seesad Monday evening Of each month We
seorT, H. p; S ". PearsoR, Secretary.
wheeling EncainPnaeat Ne. 1.-Neets as
above on te nzs Monday evening Of each month. ". J.
BNTEs, G. c., Il. Lorfsa, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
TUESDAY, NoRNING. JULY Z, ls56.
fZ-Tlla = relaety % &, weakened b |

The best remedy for eyes, weakened by
night use. l. fac stream Of water frequently
pnt into them. Young people and others cannot
study much by lanp-Eght with inpunity.-
SIeeping-roonis should have fire. place, or some
mode q ventilation besides the windows. The
more clothing We wear, other Things being equal,
1iieless food we need Reading aloud is eondu-
Give to health Young ladies should be preTcn-
ted fruIa bzndsging the chest; cases ofinssnity,
terminating In Death have been known to begin
In this p-zetice- Tie test beds for children are
Of hair, aad In winter Of hair and cotton. Chill
dren and young persons must be made TO hold
their heads up. and their shoulders back, while
sitting or walking. Children under seven yeaFs
Of age should not be confined oTer six or seven
hours in the house, and that should be broken
by frequent recesseS Coarse bread is much
better fjf children than fine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

inheritance, without provoking adespeEatestug
gle Whatever may be the peIsisteIlce Of the
particular class which seems neady % hazard
Everything for the success ofthe unjust scheme
Il has partslly elected firmly believe that the
great heart Ofthe natl1n, which throbs with the
patriotism Of the FreeneHof both sections, will
have power to overcome It They viii look TO
the rights secured to them by the Constitution
OF the Union as the best safeguard from the op-
preston Of the class which, By monopoly of
soil and of Slave Labor TO till it, might in
time reduce them To- the extremity Of laboFings
under the same terms With the slaves The
great body of MISUNDERSTANDING Freemen. incln-
ding those of the South, upon whose welfare
Sizvsry IS an oppression, viii discover that the
power Of the General Government over the Pub
lie Lands may be benesieially exerted to advance
their independence: knowing this, their sutfra-
gcs Will not be wanting to maintain that author
ity in the Union which is absolutely essential
to the maintenance Of theirown liberties, and
which has more than once indicated the purpose
Of disposing of the Public Lands in such way
as would make every settler upon, them free
holder. 4zC =
If the people intrust to me the administration
of the government, the laws of Congress in re-
lation to the territories shall be faithfully
ted All its authority shall be exerted in aid of
the national VIII 10 re-estabiish the peace of the
country on the just principles which have here
tofore received the sanction of the Federal Gov
both sections. Such policy would leave no
alimcnt TO the sectional party which seeks its
aggTandizenent by appropriating the new Ter
ritolies to capital in the form Of slavery, but
would inevitably result in the triumph Of Free
Labor-the natural capital which constitutes
the real wealth of the country and creates that
intelligent power in the masses alone to be re-
lied on as the bulwark of free institutions.
Trusting that have heart capable of com-
pretending our whole country, with its varied
interests, and confident that patriotism exists in
all parts of the Union, accept the nomination
of your Convention, in the hope that may be
enabled to serve nsefuily its cause, which con-
slider the cause Of Constitutional Freedom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
Nor1CE no THE PuBLIo.
orEes OF w.snlsoIeg N.Elos.L AIesgHEss soc.EIr.

OFFICE OF wAsHrSGrog n ATfoSAL MoxuxEST SOCIETY,
Washington, july !, 1856.
accordance with order OF the Board OF Ma1agtrs
public requested contributions for
Washington National Monument to agents heretofore
commissioned by the Board.
This notice is to be construed eensnre the
agents. Is designed to eFectuate general settlement
OF the affairs Society The Is well Of
eventual in the patriotic enterprise in which ills en-
gage has resolved suspend further proceedings by
agency until PLAN which is under consideration, for
combining efficiency, prompttude and safety lnatured
Balances due agents. offerings from independent
contributors be sent by draft dyd5Ee to The order
Of the TrSGsurer OF EdShiEgsOa National NOHRnent So
ciEty, enclosed in 4 letter to the undersigned.
b. order;
ju15 sec'y W n. " g.
NB-Eitors through .ut the United States VIII confer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

LEf7ER rRo4 ROBERT G. WISTaRoP.-Mr.
Winthrop, vino was invited to the Boston Fourth
Of July dinner, excused his absence in note 70
the Mayor, TO the following effect:
PaBBEKT0S SorARE, July J., 1855
Gentlemen II regret that It Will not be in
ne power 70 be at Faneuil Hall on the 4th Of
July, agreeably TO the polite invitation OF the
City Government II is eminently moment in
the history Of our country, when tire great men
md the great events which are associated with
that Hall should be held in fresh and fond re-
membrance by US all And rejoice that there
il one day at least in our calendar when we are
priviledged to forget the controversies Of the
present hour, and TO revert 10 the time when
Virginia and Massachusetts, and the Carolinas
were standing side by side, aiding and emulating
each other in the cause of our common country,
and when each was ready to do justice to the
pr0wess and patriotism Of all.
Let us hope that such time Of mutual good
feeling among the States Of the Union may soon
return, and that kind, experimenting Proyi-
dence may once more open a way By which all
the dangers which now menace our domestic
peace may be happily ayerted The Union and
Liberty established by our fathers are never so
precious to the heart of true patriot when
they are in danger Of being overthrow By the
rash contentious Of their children.
Accept this as sentiment for the occasion,
and believe me, with great respect and regard,
very faithfully, your obliged and obedieut SER
Tant, ROBERT c. WINTHROP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
Dr.. j. Hedges

DR.. j. Hedges
FEWER Sc AGUE ANN1HILATOR!
FEVER and Ague chls and Fever, Dumb AEue, or any
form Of Intermittent Fever whether recent stand
ing speedily, safely and eeetuay cured by the use of
Dr. J. Hedges Annhilator.
This preparation entirely from all metallic poison,
such Arsenic Mercury, but is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. 1t certain, safe and eicaeous
remedy and can be taken all nsof weather. The Pro-
prietor has used private practice for
several years, and has it failed to effect perfect
the directions have been followed In posi-
bic way niure the system, butts adapted to all ages,
sexes and constitutions be given to the infant of
month old with much safety to the adult, and he
kept ans climate. needs eiicomum, long array
testimony herald its efficacy. It's merit lies within IL
ser-and the invalid will prove more than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stanhope, M, and
never genuine without his signature.
Tor sale, wholesale and retail. GOOD Co.. Drug
Fissr heeng and BY Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W, II. DECANP, General wholesale Agent
forihc Western States,
my7:6m "a courtland st., New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
DALLEY1S MAGICAL PAIN E1S'
rI,IR q (l.7(lR.


There has beeua discovery made in Aateria Meea
whereby pain can be SO quickly naye and where parts in
high of inflammation be rapidly reduced to
their NATURAL state nor where and be
thoroughly and rapidly healed, decGyed parts restored
without either scar defect, than with DALLEY'S AAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1n Cuts, Wounds sprans and to which
children constantly subecttie action Of the genuine
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the samel How
nuel, pain aud suffering may thus be prevented =
Moreover Life itself is often dependent upon having at
hand the GENUINE DALEY P.iIN EXTRACTOR, and
for the particulars of which respectfully refer to my
printed pamphlets truth of ~AschI hold myself
sponsible.
No case ard scald, matter how severe, has
ever yet any instance, resisted the apoweral path
subduns and healing qualities of the DALLEY's PAIN En-
TRACTOR
No PAS GEsursE unless the box has
seePlAte Engraved Label with the signature Of c. v
CLICKENEH q CO., Troprie:ors and HESRT DALEY,
manufacturer. Price % ets- per box
R-All orders should be addressed c. V. olickener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
Your obedient servant.

j. T.. EREMONI.
To Messrs. II. S. Lane, (President,) James C.
Ashley, Anthony j. Dleecker, Joseph c.
Hernblower, E. r. Hoar, Thaddeus Stevens,
Kinsley S. Bingham, John A. Willis, c. f..
Cleveland, Cyrus Aldrich, Committee, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
nAL1luonr, March q, 1sSs.
A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, 70 TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1856.
This is TO certify that about nine years
tackled with pain In right ankle We sent for physi
cian who ordered to be pouce as vas very ninci
to the height my knee suffered severely with pain
knee, which frequently laid open to the bone and
out which particles of bone the number of %,
TRIES COUNTRY AIR
Twas then taken Hartford of this Sate the rhys
GERS but could not live This physician work
Cd with for weeks using the knife frequently tax
giving any relieome Of the applications so very
could not stand by and S, me suffer thought
there cure for from my knee to my ankle WAS not
freely white pus sign blood, times when
would my fingers white Pus would issue thcrrro
'N'Ns1 "''I BALTIMORE NY HoNEl
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
By the advice ofny friends used various remedies
81 ges sssn me o @ p and
formed, from which piece Of bone. Anoth
snd TsSsd at the tune o S as the
only Of saving my e After this yet another form
right and MISC left groin also
parts my body which number and size astonish
ed those who them was reduced to skeleton,
DEATH A,RELIEF!
felt death would have been releftome. Ihad tried ply
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
advised me to try it, Atths time Ihad afflicted full
five years. Commenced taking HaHtpsoN's Vegetable
''''S' HOPE coMEsn
the hEst bottle OF which Inspired Win nope ana by the
taken five bottles felt much Improved that
the confidence to believe that It would cure
timed III use-sti Improving Ny ulcers healed, aud
strength weak ard shattered system. and with
further detail happy say my leg Is also healed
general renoYnto health has taken place, aud
consider myself cured By this wonderful medicine
alone have given bat faint Idea Of my suHering but
my friends who read this will bear testimony to all that
have said In favor of
MI1aptoa,S Vegetable 7Tncture"
and will aay ali who are afflicted have been, to
It With the utmost confidence.
EDWIN NJ SPRANKLIS,
.sar.trrzEF No. n Register street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
REAL EsTArR sAIRe
Whesline gIslan5 5roS,o7I.-

FOX SAL r.
THE updersigrcd oeers for sale All hat ,,,4
Isand nov IN the occupancy if WIiss, ".eseiiss
Market Tie has had It laid out into ss: -
ringing In size from One ard als 70 YTs -, 81 Eds
lane EqFty feet vide running thfonS4I nc ef Nh
fou Iots 20 the head Of The Islsrj tSnGe TIN u.
For beSuty % location, and frrtsftr- ps ,,r- *,
snetsrtp4szed By any on The Oio nd 70 9se-ts
Strons Of deEhifri locat9n IN ne
venient the cite, or 10 thoSe wishing 10 ears IL Co.'S
ness Of Market Gardening, II O1srs .,Tu n th= s.
purShaze. +-'e-iat-isto
plots OF The premises can be seen, o. rsskip-.-,
TO TIT VII eTrry inFa1,s Sa;rl
f!on TO it, and the Terms Of sale Sil he yrr- i Ea.
FRANCIS Il. AR4STP0Scr
atelt HENRY lIO1Pr = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
a PHhNUNENUNs IN MEDICINE
HenIIh Restored and I.Ife LenEthenad n
Dr.. MORsE'S

iINVIGO r ATING CORDIA l..
frs: the psqPeE:lss attributed to MoRsE's ISy1Go
lie often eoo the spe and sSbme
truths announced by the scoVerer But facts unden1be
facts attrse By Witnesses Of the highest class and charac
IS ovERTHRowH. - aO'O''' --'''-'o''i-
arising from misuse abuse Of the various It
,Et 80 L1i s @ ~ ~ ~, Ia Id ~.
the reproduction Of human c. To Of
feeble muscular Frame deficient vital power Isre-
commended the only of communicating that
Ey which is TO the enjoyment OF all the
natural apPsttes as well as the higher mental
Its beneficial effects confined to either to
age The feeble girl the aing wife the lstsss eneTyHted
YOUTH the 0yerWorn man Of business the victim Of nervous
depression, individual suffering from general debility
permanent relief from the Of this Incompatible
nOvatOr. To those who have 10 paralysis
M triSJ Iii, int .iiI bs
beyond reach Of medicine Let these de-
spair. The Cordial deals with @sedss Gs oEfs Without
REBUILD THE broken CONSTITUTION.
ease e Of f. I sea is se % usE
Gus that Il T9nd require column 70 snnmeFsts the maa
err may enumerated neuralgia tic doloTsux IncIp
spinal sdsetions, @assaor de5ty trs@os, fstaises,
prcng sensation Of the fesh numbneSs, torpdy Of the
fantness after exercise broken sleep and terrifying
dreams 70 Fcn'an IN one PiIee OF position EsaT
ancholy monomana, luor aihus sinking a: stomach fe
male Irregularities chronic tendency TO iseaTrage ena
citation, all complaints growing out Of indulgence
the passions and all that does proceed
from organic beyond the reach OF medicine.
PERSONS 0P PALE COMPLEXION,
conSumptive habits restoreby the Of bottle
bloom and YigoT, changing he skin from pale, yc
low, sekly eooF, to a beautiful aOrid complexion
CAUTION.
DR.. Morses Invigorang Cordial has been counteTfeitd
BY some unprinc!rled peFsons.
In future all the genuine Cordial viii have the propretor
esmle pasted the cork OF each bottle, and the fol-
lowing words blown in the glass: iZ
''Dr Morse's 1nvigoTating Cordial -
G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N.Y." (
~ The Cordial Is put up highly concentrated, In pint
5Ottles Price - per bottle two for s. six for 412
SoId by al DEH0gfsfSG and DedkerS In 4Hsdtcins.
For sale by LAUGlILINs BUSHRIELD,
Wholesale Druggists.
ie296d3m No. % Monroe st.
IN GROSS MeLane's PMS; fffiA
III 1O1 Hernifusc: Nc
10" wrirhts Indian PMS;
For sale low by FL
je4 LAUGnLINs DUsHFrELD
, GROSS RadWay's Ready Relief;
= 2 ], ThOmpson's Eve Water;
l BGTeotS's Worm IoEenEes; - '55-aif-ltt
9 - For sale BY 3--- -
jas - LAuGHL1Ss BUsHFTEID.
10 OF, ChTysG Nlt. sllVeT, for sale by
z lts9 80 A=sstt- .A.sO. GOOD 90.
lUO n,sis J. r. mathew s oo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
pIFFICULTY --ABoUT CoURT
From the London Daily NeFs.l

We understand that the facts Of the case as 10
the contrctsmps at the Queens lcvce on Wednes-
day are these: Mr.. Dallas and his diplomatic sub
crdiuates were in their ordinary diplomatic COS
tune. The United States Minister was accom-
panied BY the Professor of Military Science in
one of the United States professional establish
mentS- This gentleman wore his ordinary and
proper military uniform, consisting ola military
irock coat white waiStcoat and black stock,
such as he presents himself before his military
supcriors, and that he especially selected this as
the proper costume in which to appear at her
Majesty's levee, for presentation by the Minister
of his government On being refused admission
by the Master of the Ceremonies, Mr.. Dallas re-
tired with HIM, not in anger or disgust butwith
great regret at the occurrence. 1t is proper to
add that her Majesty, on being informed of the
difficulty raised by the Master Ofthc Ceremonies,
al once directed tie admission cfsthe gentleman
in question Unfortunately, however, before the
Queens gracious directions could be delivered,
the party had left tue Palace.
ALARMING ACCIDENT TO TIE PRINCESS ROYAL.
Prom the London Herald.
We regret to announce that the Princess Roy
al is suffering from the effects of an alarming
accident that occurred to her royal highncss on
Tuesday last, the consequences of which, but
for the providental presence of mind manifested
By the Princess, might have been most fatal
Her royal highness was engaged in her boudoir
about mid day on Tuesday, and was in the>act
Eoflighting a wax taper, when, by some unfortu-
nate accident, spark ignited a light gauzc
sleeve worn by the Princess. The fame spread
with rapidity, and in an instant small portion
of the upper part Of the dress was in state of
combustion. The Princess manifested extra
ordinary presence of mind under the circum-
stances, and by great cXertion cOntrived to OK
tinguish the flame before it had communicated
with the body Of the dress. Her royal highncss
was severely burnt about the arm, but in other
respects, We rejoice to add, the Princess has
suffered no injury.
Her royal 6igincss is at present confined to
the palace, and was unable to accompany her
illustrious parents on their visit TO GrOsvenor
House, last evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
AYERS cATHART1c PILLS.
Pills that are Ptl1s!

PROF HAYES, state Chemist Of Massachusetts, says they
are the best NIL Pills. and annexed the VINO certify
that Doet. Hayes knows, viz:
LEIUEL SHAW Chief Justice Q: the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts.
EMORY WAsHRURN Gov Of Mass.
w c. PLUSEETT. Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Eysee. of State Senator OF the
q. states.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ey.speaker House OF Reps,
Z. s. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Minister PlcnlpOten.ary to Great
Britain.
+JouN B. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Menthnt HEcn!
Among the diseases Pill curod with astonishing
pidity, we may mention
costIvencss Blious Complaints Rheumatism, DrOpay,
IIearsbu-n Headache arising foul Stomach, Nausea,
Indgesn Morbid inacon of the Bowels and pain arising
terefo.n FIatuleuey, Loss of Appetite all Ulccrous and
eatapeos Diseases which require erseuant Medicine,
scrcula or Kings Evil They also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating System, many complaints which It
would not be supposed they could REACH such Deafness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia Nervous Irraby, De-
Of the Kidneys, Cont, and other kin
rcd complaints arising low Of the body OBJ
structions of its functions the best Purgativc
dicne ever discovered, you Will but need to them
once know it..
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AYEE, Practical Chemist, Lowell.
s1assachusetts, b Druggists and dealersin Ned
icIae throughout this section.
A. G. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
lea so ie Wholesale and Retail gents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
sPHoIAL NOTICE S.

rpeople Nd have i,sis notions fact ven understood
a. te sBrdEs Corner Drug Store" where win be found
varisty Of eooa 10 snp an the wants of the community
81 te adFertsezlsnt Of 7. II. logan Co. In another COLI
ua,n. ussy ';SesP up Ti'h s1e aHass -
on OF GRApEyEsE-lIaye YOU used II? II ret. Eetit
al onse II YIN rssore s grny harsto natural color
cover your bald head WITH hair~remOve the daHdrnh
and isehin-and cure any seEpfaons eF"piions your
hair falling ont2 Try H. and how soon Il VIII cease
Pess your head aehes Useit drsee aud aad relief
CoaainS no Injurious compounds, the Isscpi OF It's
assss Totcer Is in alstns Nature 70 her work.
II Is the elegant toilet preparation ever offered TO
oss Who desire to hair, and Who admire The
autfsI son. say and glossy appearance Of heavens
choicest Eirsle It's trasran. Perfume reaArs
II sin more desirable,
Prepared by Dr. Fountains, Caris
General Wholesale AGENTS ~
LAUGHLISs kBUsHFiELD,
wheelinE Va.
SOFA also b. Druggists generally. jp1eda"
APPETITE AND STRENGTH
RESTORED.
wIIL1EM Youxo, Of South Pittsburgh, says:
sAfer having suffered severely for several days with
most distressing attae purchased bottle c:
BaEhayes Holland Htters It gradually checked the dis
snse, restored bowels perfect order Before1 had
nished the bottle ms appetite and strength return
ing believe it worthy the character you H. and
shall recommend It as!sueh.n
Gsold at 81 pe bottle, six bottles for 80 h the
p.oprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, IN. ( Co.
Manufacturing Parraaeeutfs Chemists, Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
EAEGHLLNS Dc BUSHPZELD,
jug wheelms,ya.
uair Dyc-ItTSaESs no iiasrtnee how gray, or. red.
or rusty the hair OF uskers nay be- how much they
may have been injured by bad dyes BntcheiOT'E HAIR
DYE will make them beautiful aud lively black brown
Without heieast injury And will fade rusty
WARRANTED. Made and sold, applied (ln nine private
roomsl al BATCHELoRs wig Factory, 2s3 broadway, :'c
York None genuine exesp. VISA BAEcuELoE'' is the
label.
The gcnyne Is soldin Wheelngby
II. II. LOGAN & CO..
jeeTm Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
An AsTOUNDING CUREil

THIS young gentleman living in our midst-those
who know hin Will bear testimony that snsrngz ana
operation. Some Of the pieces of bone may
calling $50 Baltimore streetoters are In his
possession. Let the scepcal hin-he wi testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-15

SOMETHING ABOUT RAKPTOHS 7YE0THRET0
aNERP OUS SUFFERERS
As IuYigoTator and Restorative, where gentle snu
liant vsnted believe superior to all the Corias be-
fore the public, c cure DYSPEPSIA, COUGS SOR0E
UEA and RHEUMATISM all diseases Of the Stomach
Bowels. II truly successful to the single and
red. We oder the most valuable remedy, which hosandE
kill testify. -
FN-Cail and get pamphlets and see cures.
Ror sale by II. r. logan & CO.. Wheeling, Gen.
Sold b MORTIMER MowBRAYi
go Baltimore Sc, Baltimore,
and 800, Broadway, ". Y.