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Let us Reason Together.
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK?

1T has been the lot of the human race 10 b.
| weighed down by disease and suffering. HoI
loway's Pills are specially adapted to The relic
of the WeaI, the Nervons, the Delicate. ant
the Infirm, of U ciImes, ages, sexes, and con-
stitutons. Professor Holloway personally su.
perintends the manufacture of his medicines in
the United States, and offers them 10 free ant
enlightened people, as tho best REMEDY the worlt
ever saw for the removal of disease.
These Pills Purify the BIooa:
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10
operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys,
the lungs, .hs skin, and the bowels, cortectiIs
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain OF life, and thus Gus
ring disease in ali its forms.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.
Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts of the
world, that nothing has been found equal to
them in cases of disorders Of the liver, dyspep-
sia, and stomach complaints generally. They
soon give healthy tone to these organs, how
ever much deranged, and when oil other means
have failed.
General Debility. M Health.
Many of the most despotic Governments
have opened their Custom Houses to the intro.
ducton of these Pills, that they may become
tne meuicilc Vi tne masses. Learned Colleges
admit that this medicine is the best remedy ev.
er known for persons of delicate health, or where
the system has been impaired. as its inyigora-
ting properties never fail to afford relief
Female Complaints.
No Female, young or old, should be withou
this celebrated medicine. 1t is correct and reg
ulates the monthly courses at all periods, acting
in many cases like charm. II is also the best
and safest medicine that can be given TO chill.
dren of all oges, and for any complaint conse.
quenty no family should be without it.
HolioUay's Pills are the best remedy
knoUn. in the ,Oorid for the foilo,0ing
Diseases.
Asthma Diarrhea
Bowel Complaints Dropsy
Coughs Debility
Colds Fever and Ague
Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Costiveness Headache
Dyspepsia Indigestion
Influenza Inflammation
Inward Weakness Liver Complaints
Lowness of Spirits Piles
Stone and Gravel Secondary Symptoms
Venereal Affections Worms, of all kinds
Sold al the Manufactures of Prof HoLLo.
WAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New-York, and 244
Strand, London, and by all respectable Drug
glsts and Dealers of Medicines throughout
the United States, and the civilized world, in
boxes, at 25 cents, 623 cents, and 81 each,
IL There is a considerable saving by Ia.
king the larger size.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed 10 each
Box.
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Brooklyn, Oct 10, 1855.
To the Committee on Text Books Of the
Board Of Education.
GENTLEMEN: .
have carefully examined Webb's Normal
School Reader and take pleasure in bearing
testimony to their existence.
The selections are varied, interesting and
instructive and containing some of the puresl
gems Of thought and expressions 10 be found
in the language. ..4..
To The student they afford the necessary
facilities for becoming good reader, at the
same time they are all calculated 10 form a
correct taste 10 insti noble and elevalsd SEN
limenis, and 10 impari a relish for those pleas
ures which arise from the contemplation Of
the heaulial and good.
They are we'll adapted for Text Books in
Our Common Schools. | have heard several
very competent teachers speak in high terms
of the series. r...sI .
| am gentlemen, Resp. yours,
DAVID LYMAN.
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Brooklyn, Oct 5, 1855.
10 the Committee on Text Books Of the
Board OF Education.
DEAR SIR:
AS Chairman of The Committee on School
Books, address you this note with reference
TO Webb's Series of Readers
have examined said Readers with con-
siderable care, and am therefore prepared to
say, that | should be much graliied with
their introduclioE into our schools. At least
one or more new series of readers ought IN
my opinion to be Immediately adopted for
our use by the Board of Education, and be-
leve none would more generally please the
teachers of our school, or tend TO interest and
edify their pupils or lead 10 more satisfactory
results than the series under consideration.
Respectfully yours, .a4
.l5i A. B. CLARK, -t
. , Principal Pub. School No. 3.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-09
81 q. 1a.lelI.snser!.
WanRLlSa. Sept o. ISL

Ms Ebffsl Nv hilst perusing tie Thursday
nulaber Of the Times, the following paragrnpb
fsii under ny view:
awhile on this subjective VIII take the iiber-
Il Of referring % remark which fell under our
notice . few evenings since. a party Of gentle-
men we're discussing the Presidential question,
when one Of the number, highly educated
German, made the following remark: Gentie-
men. | am a voter. and shall vote for Mr. File
more because think him the best AID decided-
liz the soundest cardidatein the field; do not
object to the American party altering the nat
ut.,Itzatinn laws FOR firmly belieye that Ameris
cans should lie allowed the privileg eof goyerp-
ing their own country; ] an, IN tayoT Of allow
hefc Iet them enjoy N pSiyeliges but that Of
interfering TOO early with governmental ati.lIs--
Fof these they ara totally ighorapt Honest
sentiments honestly spoken, and there are
thousand Of GsF1nans Of the same opinion.
1t seems rather stretch Of fancy 20 imagine
that ehighiy sdueatea German would use
Language 90 entirely different from the ctaEae-
teristic Independents Of his copntymep, and 50
utterly in conflict with his own interests as 8
German He should remember that he owes
bis quality of voter, 70 the laws
and be should have his fears about the loss d
that privilege If the American party succeed, -
Perhaps the number of years which he spent in
this country have totally obEterated from his
memory the facts Of the past but let him think
Of his own feelings when he cams TO these States
aad see whether he did not long for tho papers
which would eutitle him to voice in the election
Of officers whether he did not consider him.
self as it were prescribed before he was adopted
rs citizen of America and such are the senti-
monts Of every German Wlen.first coming to
our Republic. A German has right TO expect
vote, for be helps TO support the officers of the
Government, aud why then should henot have
an assent ordisscnt to be giveuih their election
lift be true that a German used the words
mentioned in the above quotation from the
Times, he should certainly be considered de
generate descendant Of his sires one who would
undoubtedly deny his origin did not his sweet
German accent" beray him as the rich bfogue
discovered Pat when asked whether he was .
Yankee he replied, ~ guiss + are.
Whether thousands Of Germans are Of the
same opinion with the one of whom the Times
speaks, isyery much to be doubted. a long sc-
quaintancs with many of the best informed
Germans Of Wheeling, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
and several Of the Eastern cities, has convinced
me that their sense of freedom has not 50 far
deserted them as to permit them to adopt anti
naturalization principles; and such, l sincerely
hope, is the case with the majority Of the Ger
man population al over the Union.
a GERMAN.
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a PEtEslln q ssnsis1hdn Seai ~
uiAln ~ ne
ne ia sB4l,f -od
net olly rstcr ef text Vita alahas.
ne sur dseese teil nfFsr fltatlon
Il Enrdn l1l1 T1ar tadf hush
tlI1
4 rrkIile u - ed ~ lsit
ile IAN lla
7l4l sd tet n q
atetet Afets aeiS 55dr fo And Sssi
IL. f1tl NJ Oh -cdfil
S1tyiS7 MAJ ronr lh ~
1teiss-i rlh ise f-sr4 ~ afs Hflte q
sadt. solt latlss iaael Tie efal5s
i1e. tllc- cnfv iffr
r. 7. FEIrlDGE Co.
-r1rti.u Square, -lT Lcrt-
tyr I1Ir r- r Fl T0fltr 60.
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sPECIAL NOTICE s
. Ghrnnin ninrrhona.

We have IN our possession The eertcate q q respectable
citizen, that he Nas enref ensrSi,
fal disease BY using BERil ms HOLLAND BIfrEIsss
We shall take he certificate 70 any per-
son doubling this stateaeut
tsoidat 81 Fer bottle o. tx bettles for 81, ny the
proprietort. BENJAlflN PAGE, ia. Z co.
Misunderstanding sud Chemists, corner Smith
feId and Third streets, Pistsbufeh, and by
L1UcHLLYS g BGSnEIELp,
srS stiIns, va
Rnfcheior's hair Dye-sy,sr ,yunted g ayo
btoEa o. Y detection, the least IN
jury skin Il Is The admiration Of the Critical
the envy Il e the perfection otthe
Is the and spie, applied On nine
private Fo0esl e the Wig Taelgty hraadEay. New
each box OF genuine
The genuine & seiata wheeling ty
4. H. LOGAN & CO.,
sgsrn nEldss Garner pspsris,..
DALLEYlS GENUINE PAIN EiN,
krRACTOR.
WIlsubdue ne pain md Inflammation The ssyertst
burns sesid one to twenty that u
will heal The without scar and eGeetunlly cure Fe.
yer sores4Pe Rherra aAulmatory RhspHiatisn
Sore and Ialamed Eyes Wounds Old aud
InTeterate sorsscaid Head-coEns and Bunons-Erysp.
CLASSY raigs Fsions-o hblalns Bites Of IN.
see,ssEslIsd and Bsuke Sore
and al rat9r and eutane0us diseases, where
tie parts. nscted sar. Sc reached.
Don't nereanioes ibeptthe many dstases named 70 be
cured BY Sns that he few, hut pe4t
tive pyopertles which the Daley salve and
alone the aors nsnpnod diseases but ors not a
merated.
oaeryDo aEartAn Rakp PHYSICIANS PhEseaisR CAL
o4EL rSwARDLY EoE sceaEs OF pHEEaESF cAsEs.
EsOh Of GExuxE DALLEY's PAX EIRAezoa has upon
it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatnrs OF C.
cLIcKENER Z CO.. proprletors, aud HENRY apA
Al counterfeit Price o cts pei
box. i-
e8AI orders should be addressed c. y. olichsner
Co., 81 Barclay 81. New York.
=. n. LOGAN / GO.
agsT.m Wheeling Va.
"HE STOOD. WITH FORM ERECT DC,
II you would staad So and enjoy true improvements Il
your appearance and your health, that win be aOrdet
youin an erec ora pd1ded ett 80 a. once 70 tn,
Bridge Corner Drug Store, and get Of those
gender aees. suitedfo for bot ladies and gentlemen
They have also dine assortment Of Trussel supporters
Dandages Bst &e &c. II yOp need snchan article. YOU
know where look for II. ag23
AT the marriage pelens and Thetla, nyph were
asseubIod an the gods and goddeSses excepting pissoF
dsa, showed dspleasure b throwing The
beauties 50 golden which the words
.Lt the Bssnty take msJuno Minerva and Venus eact
eain 70 It Jovs, unwilling 70 decide Her
c lead them shepherd Alexander, who gave the
prize to Venus. :
haiF striving consists Of bottle Of e on GRAPE
VIE the only elegant for the head nov betor'
the public. ~ III sSs.. IS
IAuaHLIss BUsnTIELp,
wholesale Agents.
For sale BY Druggists generally. austs
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fflosthsf aai s1ies for the ; eaastis
w iass ailz.s s7siasl
lass s ,isss q tske-
tifnl 20
a. 9ih'is crspe, nj sfslls
snit sfacs - ana zf-i -
RFe defsSi IS iias.
Fr1r1 ~ r4ii tr3ds. e.fl sti zrslfl sdvesss
alanr ATTIC s less ban iislt tliT eest 1nek oaf-
'Rel7t titts ~ Glrlozt zts
100 seest o 2. ~. fcssls1d ara 10 ssil
/ i4r
~ 1lSCFS 7zIe 577ITlI7 STlSFEs lFfIsi7 =
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= :. = ~ = a e Z e ?
llte 2 .,l1s VI .lle ~.
wy q
~ S..s 80
say ~, anu literary mem l A.
s.t Il, 80
u " Le u lie Alss ~ Ieas
y 81, success may oe - A9s4As'-
| qeS5 e. So. -.
J,lst !sleas eAaesly. tlls Iy
Ptle9icl al
sls WIZ llos q pc
SI.'s W tss..es w 4. =, s
y s.,s ~ 9s gi, =
g - al, a.,
nave Guy tso sses o. axe
sness hS ny, Wy anu ns..a
ny, ~ 1..l' slss'gl s.ss VIC 81
epy niue sense, VI s.ose " " ls tle
,es. =,
se M g sls gtlsl u
y ~
"a! ~. a., ,,S
stlsil sloush lVt pniy osle t1sa suu
TINS man. DESLsI, mus. tlet gIoIs SO
ea!ty, " IA ny s.l5elP 20 guur q
gAlIss tne tIEs no ms
latelial WI nos uolu mere =
llg coleslIe " tnst, 14s li'As sStness,
et tne saiu ol .ls seq sngIe anu lals apart
even ven. "il!le l sl Is y, y y.
Hnas IN truth Is al tniS conglouaefalloti now
threatening 70 aesttoy the great oto
te 50 many
OF Isotnlng more tllalI z cVlieetl0ii
OF res learned sSho9linas
ters, atty turous ealtoTss narany-pam senn-
tceIl Us
y ana iallatics OF a.. Stnus ana
classes truly does bESNerr say, from SPsa-
SeF BANKS down 70 the latest converts TO re
@ slie AZ meg anu
tidenee. Iney can tAiS ana ana slannes and vrate
oy the nouT, Of the d1y.or the wees e'te sg9se's
e comes 20 detioH taey GFs gccaA On ttae Aeee,
md gsrg ssig4t eo1tess t1sFrss then oltt -
Hyw wrath discovers the truth. " hen ror
CUES. quarrel honest men,
And yet these are ''tne leaders Of the party
into whose hands We arc ASH 20 tnroI the late
OF the Union. THESE are the essaylstS.. the
philosop the literary mem into y hose keep
ing we are toconsigni our dear interest our sweet
peace, our property and our lives These men
ag4ints whom their purchased orscle ofthe Asr-
s.,T country would Be Il, 4 worse condition thsn
MAS France when a similar collection Of imagioa-
tive fanatics led her TO That revolution which is
These moor. miserable and deluded creatures;
whom TIN turbulence Of tue hour has thrown to
the SUFFICE. are to5take into their Keeping the
most soieni trust Of the
IL oisF great Rknnhite They Il Ii THO are "a
tasit North and the indignant South, and So still
me storm 81, theif own raising that the Union OF
States sia remain in throtisi all
Who can believe III They are .s@eak n the
knees already, SAYS the notorious BESSEf4.
~ ~ &, ~
Il q 49,, Ill, !.
~ \, x 80, ,,,,o tS.n
y - 81 \! Sf S
y ,,,S
800 sls
49,. :, S.it ms M, ~ ,lf ,,sTsl;rs5
,;,S -. :, -;
~
~ 4; s.b
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PARTRIDGE,at his new and spacious rooms, with fact
ties for operating and Tor light equal 50
any the country, and far superior toany in the cty
in the country he Is prepared TO make AmbIoypes 50
they eenb sent By man without extra postage. Also
them locsts and pins same price IS Daguerrsopes
Pictures made for good specimens exhibited
and warranted TO last fol ages unchanged.
Alkndse u materials used in the business for sale
Rooms side OF Main Monroe, Marsh
TayiOSs nevstore. augis
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A'CARD no TFTE LADIES.


pR. pUPoNces GOLDEN FEaiAPE PILLS are ipfaili
BE In removing or irregularities OF the menses
These PILL nothing but have been used by tie Doc
tor for many yearss both France and America with un-
6araiieed success case, and he sursed by many
thousand ladies have sed them, make the Pills pub
lie, for Of those Irregular
tiles Whatever wen 70 those ladies whose
health inot permit anIncrease Of family Pregnant fe
males imposing be cautioned
agasast these PMS, the proprietor
sponsbiy he above aqnonitlon although tetr mild.
meas would prcvsut any injury henhi these
pliissrs Box
soldNhnlesaIs and retaitby
LAFGnIlEs ( BugHFfELD,
Sen,l Agents Ter Ohio county.
25 Monrog Il.
Also for sale By 4. II. LOGAN 4 co. rs So
Bridge Corner Druggists.
an orders be addressed the above General gents
theY supply trade q md Fena
the Ris 70 ladies By 81 to
either, At the Nyhst cling Ppst.ofhee.
Md, DEponcps Golden Pills, sgnstuFs y pnpon-
cor every box mons other genuine For GET
Circular or Aeents.s9 4 4 i4sE ilap25-1y
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Mss Nary NirgInia, daughter 81 Samuet
p Hawes, ESQ of l,ielltlpsid Ms united IN
HiaTris to tls Rev, Edward p TeEhnRe. Of
Charlotte county, Va, on Tuesday last, ~ the
Rev. sDr Hoge, Of the Presby te1ian church.
Miss HAYES Is the accre 5ited aiithoF os the
novels AioHe, and I ie Hidden Path both OF
which were shed over. the sssa a. OF
~. ssiissian HaTiapd =
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lsI.l.lYsI3 Sac "a 5lRea llsttlse

b
The expenses OF sale ind q agk see ~ ~ ~
credit tot sne residue s. n
ags2:tds ts Y -.
by vftas q sssa
~ ~ ~ 1S; SSty Dee BOOK NO.
ms tes ss II he fst seFFs
sssss X ist5 eSdSts on tlis
al n s ls
Sandrsi ind S SIS al,s sss
sonti ty.ent ~
On aarsst s.ssss N csI,sss
~ 80 m lit Of for as VIII be
ssss i Iot
in East .Lyheelng. OF ca street:
asa ~ Is Yesief III me by tie
deed; eoog,
.susfaz=td fss.ssse': -
PUBL e lisss g, -,
az = 4. .., 80, ,ss ,t tstI sf SEN
M VIII ny
on lie ate NJ. pdshelds
proper 5 81,
outhoslsts TN, mas
abs the y g.ll ps sSie
q e gas9s sS5s mar s
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. e. 8. H=adgea

1r7 IL rs nee eSf
PEyEn and Agne, cAilis and Ilab Aqe, or any
f6snl q Fever recent stand.
Ing Is spse ssfy, and sEestuaiiy erred b the q
Drs vi Isages snnihtator.
IRE. fse1a IN allle poison,
rzh IS Arsenic q SfeseesS, eosnponded rom
atel sttshis. Itis sats ana
reaeay and can b taken "a Al kinds IhePToi
prster has used Tie arsIcie n his pee foE
as, aad e etset Pssfeci
eursyhsn he beea 45osedg Inno posi-
IA ~ l5dfe IA 6atis saapssa u III aS
ssxSl ana gwen T. te 81 .
rsoath sAtstg adult.
ksttls y ns Ssleeaiat lens 1tsAs
y 10 lie kttAla
sslf-aad 70 tls Ptoye q ore yalpe than y.
6etavo vsiss1s 81 es1tsneats
Prepared olty IS ~ sssahopss y u, and
aersF genuine eiitgat hss
III L q coon Co. Dlnss
sissFs IS pspss.sss s1s ssps7
Tllly tIaits 81
IS n! u DzcAAlp, GeasEsi sskeissaie Assnt
Tor ne iFes.s7nS tates,
s6f7s,s3 rs (,oi4rf, q a 4. NV foSri.5t
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A cores ondent OF tie Gharicstown Gour-
ie7 Ililnss sSouthrop, Is out IN q long
eommunica tion to induce the people Of South
Carolina to raise tbs fillmore and Dolelson Gag
10 That Ssate The Sasannah C5eot gan saws,
the holiness os q task en-, reward Sne
and its utter h6p eSsness giin him credit for
sincerity then this eoirespo ndent xiii stand pre-
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AMusEnIHN !
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arTTrcTiIlfENTS
y W. y go = 80 g 8 y
- "a
y = a III SzfIs MI
N Va = III III EsSs-4S+t ~ = - v
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4aak9SnStsHRSS- =
ssrfyo ss1 sTkaE III
ID. HANG 49, - 8 sunni
b DuRkAiAlp go -
Ssfsfs 3lIiisSg tSIgFNElJlTl
tls, $500
seIEs and Dress clrels,e g e cents
y ssarFs ri sslsss ss is open nom
12sess1 -; -: !; ,SatysFnh s.
ts0asE 0lgissA 3g0 a u
Igses. HlsFhsAs1 y 40 ,sss ~
se Ponies IN her great
- i, 6 a ,sd
- s,IsI1 ~ fY VIII be
@ the OF tles
y nv ~ ~ ssS7ss M a Ma IN FSSIJSR.
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Samuel Morrison In tie circnf
". Court for

II
- x, y Court for
John Morrisop's heirs, &c Ohio county.
IY virtue the Decree of the Court In TIN sna
ID Saturday, The goth OF
tavern, Ohio tie National Road, sen At public
the highest and best bidder tile Tract of
the Creek, not far from said
er1l the heirs John deceased, and
which they said John, Is
posed, Sixty9Sx Acres and fraction
ne terms 81 sale area credit dfoh two and three
years b. equal interest from tile day Of
sale the giving security to
secure Tie thereof title being retained TIL
II is paid.
The title believed good aud the land sold
q. JACOB, p
n1edas Goalnlsslener. !
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Iar en kRIEa Oak HEiIPEfrA De Mes
SIS Hovev 8 c B.. ct their IL cry II Cambridge
have al DIX. 81 oN unt ten feet ii height grown
tom cestir from TIE arrosts aiiafiss oal Il
Harkldtf which WIS recently destroy ed bE Q
ale. This caly cf tie 81, s Tie
Gszei,s mas N lime become the cenu art q
the grest prog saisof.---iest zr7nssiipe
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Heburnas House tqrnlsh lps ssoFe Monroe St. Is
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Wv selection beautiful Fail Goods, which the atten-
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Masonio Regalia.

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facturets p.ieess for sale at the Jerelty s0rt0f
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