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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29
ELECTION gF PE4ARK ROAD 90.
OFFICERS

IN election vii be held by the Stockholders of
Jefferson and Ebensburg Plank Road Company at
the Office of VIM. Palmer, in jefferson, on Monday
the 3d day ct November next at one O'Clock p
NJ. for the purpose Of choosing officers for the en-
suing year, WM. PALMER, Pres't.
October 8 1866.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29
Fa.. ard winter CEufEsiag.

fine black and blue new style Dress and Frock
Coats, business coats Of all qualities, double and
single breasted vests. plain and fancy-pants Of
every quality. ALSO-A full supply Of hats,
caps, shirts collars, Cravats, handkerclcfs, sus-
pendcrs, hosiery, gloves, stocks, &c.
The clothes wearing public are respectfully so
icited to call, and examine and price their goods,
and judge Of their quality and cheapness them
selves. EVANS & IrPGHES.
EbensLurg, O;t %, 1856.-ly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

No Taxation Without Representation.
The great principle contended for by our
Revolutionary fathers in l776, was that there
should be mo taration ioithout representation
The British Parliament, they claimed, had
no right to legislate for the American colo
nies when they had no representative in that
body. Who can claim that the patriots of
'7e were unjust in their demands, who believes
in Republican form of Government In
1856 we have a party in this country which
occupies the same position that the Tories of
the British Parliament did in 1776. They
claim that the people of the Territories, in
stead of making their own laws and regula-
tions by local legislature, should be govern
ed by the Congress of the United States,
body in which they not represented and
have no vote. Here is the whole ground of
difference between the Democracy and the
Black Republicans.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

GEO. NJ. REED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
ToDRUGGIsns & THE PEOPLE,


oS arc aersy cautioned sEainst SPECuH limitations Of
eeste ny party Es Ey copy rg3Eed bis This (=eu-
uiue EeesEie on has eaSsl Mayor Camden Of Pes
and lteAalatLsS also, I7s. John Williamson az Hlltinz
don, Hon. r KilsEsust {wlon 81 his c-u:e.ss
one day md than 400 Others In PhiAdePa Eiose
mans Lave been P9bise1 In tae Phiiade'P.a lis~r
The wholesale dealers In PhadElplia GpUld not
nanee scamp guilty Of Tire raEcliT 81 ceuu'eTGrt.
In HaTTsbuTs. fA- Jb Wytthe- Esg., The sell known
D-uEsls; there caused the ard Imprisonment Of
EIkea:ae who attempted limitation Of this valuable
remedy.
PniLApyIFHII. May 5th, 1855.
To IL Ps1pE6 and DSUggisss throughout TIE LATED
fafes-Lisf Of by F='s Electric Oh: Jos
Free, West Philadelphia Of rheumatism; Mr.. Eodeahok,
Montgomery rheumatism and Spran Mrs Oien
l5 FSaIth street. Inflammation 81 b0Ueis Mrs Nay!Ad,
PrnTiienee shnFies add eeEed hTeast7 Sr- Vim SIec-,
CarStuut sfree fran ard nrurAlsn; ue-ry Cztkeii,
LoSe- Maron OF burns ari SSaslet feveFAaa eighteen
Others.
-Everr Druggist knors ,ie only Genuine Electric
o Is made bv The sole and proprietor, his OLD
once which ali ORDERS be addressed TO procure Ire
PEoT. CHAS. De GRATH,
Old Once, 50 South sth st. near Chestnut.
tT- Sold bT all Dru=Sisfs
Depot In Wheeling at
mvi4 Bridr. Correr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

Tns Nay number of EIaelswood's Magazine
tss come 10 hand. The table of contents Pre-
ses,s seven articles, via: Rueland's Political Flu
trre: On Fish Ponds and Fishing Boats; Let
;e-s from the Banks Of the TTawOdie; Nctainor-
pboses; Tie Scot Abrosd-The Man of the
Sword: The Art of Travel; The Peace. This
old established Magazine comes WITH its name as
itsreeommendatiou. All cyerthe world it is found
on the tables, aHd bound in volumes in the Ii
brarics of scholars and those whose habit it is
only to read first class matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

ARRESTED Of Rror1sruoS.-offcer Hague.
e tb,.Ipdepen,lent Police, on Wednesday night
I,.saI,t 10 the city aud lodgedin jail, two indi-
vi,lusl.. named C. D. Kerr and j. w. Barber,
~ are e!arred before Alderman Steel, with
- On tic 10th or lltii of AiaY last, por-
,;.,of raft of pine lumber, valued at $500 the
r-s,eTtr Of Me.sss. Wallace and Brown, They
, - arrested ct Grave Greek, Va, where they
Id sold tie lumber. Part Of the proceeds Of
,,a ale we're found on their rersons.-I'itts.
A.n,aal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
MEDICAL.
AL SHOULD TRY IT!!
D a. s.. HOS ER,s.
Celebrated
STOMACH Buffers.
1oe. 900 senie. SAID in one ear.

oTHISGin tss zsTRes-othlng in the Iaea!esl n.prkss
n for the past cay years, has eqEa!e, nor an
aEt;S!e be PRO :uce,i equal sc, tAis
aRksAT ASTI-nYSpEPTlG.
Dr.. H0Ste preparation L Cd; sTannys recipe,
experimental rezit 81 Anatcu! tlssi
clans Investigation. IL IS the rcsalt CT profound
ss Of one Of Ile most scigite chemists Of
I,ir present celtIry.
Dr iios,st;=l submits i1vasatls Btt=rs any eci.
cal tests, what Is st feiteE, personal irsi u,n
constitution Ie true OisrIiss Of tSES tiSrs will
medicinal NIL be made aanifest ia AuaSt ;ucrEi
bis sssrt tPHre Of titLc u,ai IRE sSstcIs-
nitters.
TeiieTci 1T
Are you sanoysl Indi5esiOns Ec.Ove the by the
free use 81 these Eiiters.
Have yo Fvyer ard Agnes How many Thousands in tle
Nest and South have G CURED Of TINS constitution terOy-
ing disease. b. ule usp Of these Iitters.
Al should ;Ey this great autidote We venture to T:fT
HosettcrS Btters used Of fever snd
sguc caunct SScuF.
one vine Flassfn taken three times dag beiCre uesls,
ri BE found great tonic which al will -c!sFe
personals satisfied Of the fact, they Wiz be iS SG
ing he BtteTS trial.
T-Ee are other Bit;cr be the Esue which
cuzaparatireIy worthless Oar B:tteyS without
their medicinal qualities They put ia
. j. HastsiteEs S9h5Gc1 Bir'erS blows: the bot
lie. None other genuine
PRICE OSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sale ey all tse principal Druggists, Hotel lar&
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout te United
LAUGHJINs EUsHFIELD sn
I. IL. LOGAN & CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

WORM KxowrxG.-A correspondent of the
Scientific American gives simple receipt fog
making wine from apples, and other fruits, and
what is better, presented a specimen of the
wine to show that ii is good. Put fifty pounds
Of brown sugar into fifteen gallons of cider,
u,,ls from sanad apples, and fresh from the
press. Lit the sugar dissolve and then pour
III. mixture into clean barrel, aad li the bar
iel within four inches Ct tie bung with clear ci-
d,r; put thc barrel in a cool place, leaving the
Iua- out for two days; then put in the bung,
leaving a small vent, until fermentation wholly
ceases, and then bang IN tight In one year
tic wine viii be fit f,r use. This wine requires
no racl,iag, the longer st stands upon the Ices
tie better. The editor Of the Scientific Ameri-
esn Jays the sample sent made after the above
process. was tle best cider wine he ever tasted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
T o g o N S U M TIVE
ARRIVAL or

ARRIVAL OF
DR. s. PANCoAST, FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Dr EsHncOn.t. late Professor II tn Mt;ieEl TINT
II vvrsity Pa1,-li Iia Will remain in ts iUr
days before leaving Tor Tie WEST. Ills mode q ir.iing
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA AMI OTHER
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE Threat and Lungs j. by Ae1iedtsa LdISt"H For
PROC! Of the the Diseases OF
the Lungs Pamphlets ard his Treatise Consumption.
The will be given gratcousy application ~ the
Hotel
The Doctor taken the NcI.urr House and
he consulted after lie 2lsf, between 10 O'Clock a. II Ed
O'Clock p " n,2i
r s-Dr PaaeOa., viii be in zanesvlle Tuesday, May
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07


THE Cumberland Telegraph, in speaking of
tic National Road, that great I';gii-wey of the
nation, and the best improvement ever made by
the Government says:-"This old thorough
fare is becoming quite dilapidated. Formerly
it vas the only connecting link between the East
and West, but the completion of the Baltimore
ani Ohio Railroad las made it an Insignificant
atTair. The. great rush Of travel has taken up
il, line of march in another direction, and the
National Road Is becoming ovcrgrown with
green Sward. The numerous hotels which were
once throncei with travellers, are rapidly
falling to decay. Times leadea secp,re las been
laid heavily upon them, and u,utabi!ily is writ
ten egibly upon all their walls. \ great change
has been wrought within few years upon
things along this thoroughfare'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

PIe.N.c.-Tbe young misses, to the number
IF three of Terry's omnibuses tKH, belonging
+, Miss Nils school, went to che woods near
Mr.. stelie's, yesterday, and spent the day as
,.aonp misses only know how to spend day
~ ,ieir return to the city. their happy f4ecs
aid A. plainly as faces could say, that the day
Id bsea spent to the entire satisfaction of the
,-T As they passed through our streets
DO receized frequent applause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
$4,000
Worth of Farms aud Building

Il lgxJe sbscFtD.Ts gu the
t., l5TH Or SEPTEMBER, 1856,
-. ls 7erEt Q! TIE Fort AOydI EfIHdEs Academy SaI-
,Isigl= ONLY 4Io LACH-oat iaif .Ss i,s Ftst On de-
- q - D.td EysTy suLsersbr SCI IS; Builug
~ fsria ranging ID value from Gu 70 SsOUO. Thsss
ss-' Ale Las sgld cheap to !aaces Aeistreiis
- Halats Ieiug rsseTYes Increase IL tie value
AZ WI COZ PshtGts Ter Lac apparent IOW price
r ~ AGNTs ARE WANTED obtain sabserIberr, 10
Is isi Aber4i itlteti.t.s gwen. For tuil
F--'-SS4-F- ssSssrigtlOLs, Ssslriea, tc,, AEfy 20
AL Fst Gogsl,ya
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
NaM Grocery

THE suhscrfbeT has the stoTscGse lately occupied
b., Morrison, Williams Co. Market street, second
Union where has opened entirely fresh
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, every article Of the best
quality, carefully selected, and purchased with cash; con-
sistinE In part Of ;ie following articles. Ftz:
Refined Sugars, LoaScGFashed and Powdered Ne" Or
Coffee. Rio ard Jara.
Teas best GunpoWdsr, Hyson, SIN AID Black ChuIau
aud O5lSng.
Golden s. rup and New Orleans MclaEses.
Nutmrss, Cloves ard all Spices generally used
Fancy and Common Soap Candies. stared, ard Rice.
Baeon Hams. Dried Beef Family Flour. &c. &c.
To which attention uf the citizens @! WHEEL
80 HENRY L. REE1.
Mavi ls5e IN! 2-2m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
MillinarV.

Mrs HAssETL No log Main street having just returned
vi from The East with choice and vel selected assoT-
nient Fashionable Articles Of Millinery brEs Inform
her friends the ladies Of Wheeling and vicinity. that she
will open them for inspection TUESDAY next the 18th OF
ApTI, when she hopys Tie ladies viii give her call
Having engaged frst-class Eastern MlineT, she VIII
he prepared make mp goods order, Rae shortest
Ladies and CbildreI's Caters, Boots AID Shoes.
api2:Sm 162 MAIN STREET,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

RAISED AGAix.-The steamer Anawan that
,sceDtly sunk in the Wabash by collision with
I, s.uu,, was raised again, and arrived at Louis
vilIe on wednesday, on her way up the river.
81. sunk in shoal water, knocking hole in he:
f,rrard knuckle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

Pvr. OLIVER WTEIE viii be expected to preach
:, the Associate Reformed Church, tomorrow
ii 1ol O'Clock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
CINCINNAllI MARKET.

+ JrSE 6.-Flour dull, 100 bbls at 5,25. Whis-
ky steady. sales 900 bbls at SI@af. Sugar ac-
tive and buoyant, sales 81 hhds ut sal Mo-
iasses very firm, sales ESQ bbls at 4e. on, -
bhls Linssed at S hoo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PI71sBrKeu, june ;.-Rivcr feet inches
falling. Weather clear and warm.
CINC1xsA71, June 6.-River feet and fall
ing Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

Ferer aud AGHe, OVFptDFiC IRoigGsiiVl. Wt1Gicit,
LOsS Of .IppCSifs, DEBiifty, f0Stiren6ss,
BgiIi and BIeediaJ Piies.
Many Of worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efcact ali affections of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic been equaIe for the relief it affords IN
all Of debility weakness OF any Kind Is amo; u
In Nervous Rheumatic and SeuraEie Ace
lions, 1t has in instances proved highly Beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent pTessrie and their
unbesitt ngy recommend, surely cease to Doubt
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

Mr. silas Lissorb u says ~ have found in
Botrhsres remedy for headache and debility; My
las also used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. S. Nicholson of Pittsburgh also says he hezps
rieuccd much relief from jts use for headache.
EEAD THIS.
a RoudaIcrs Ztstiiioay.-Jsceb Einskcs living In the
Holland settlement Of Sheb0ygau Wis. Ater suffering
misery attending pTostrEtion Of
BODY, IhGve been restored by using DoeFhaye's
Bitters. 10 perfect health
the HoAnders Wisconsin, Michigan, New Y0rk-!n fact
In Holland settlement in the United Ststes-argues in
favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
John Davidson, living miles above PITTSBURGH,
Pennsylvania Canal, says: when taking
toerhaves Holland BtteTs, could hardly wak-noT en-
Joy excellent health"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
rr,rp nm Acrr

A Case of Eight Months aadim2 tnreiby Boer5drs's
Holland BifEers-AIichae Kelly III Grant, Smith
field street. Says-"LAs july, while running the river,
cotton plging between Watcher and New Orleans
WAS taken with Fever A.c. For eight long months
suffered dreadful disease. The greater part OF this
unable to work, ana spent at least afty dollars
medicines, but found permanent relief
my friends insisted upon my
ing sBoerharsS Holland Eitss,' saying that
guaranteed. After trying only week, must
state a socnd have been at work for
weeks. and have had OF The chs and fever
whatever
certify the above statement is true;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
MIGHTY I'BIJ5IP9 " NEDICINE : ]
DR.: MoRsE's
iINVIGOR CORDIAL,

L !
MOT only relieves but actually extermnates al nervous
N diseases by removing the!r caueS and 50 building up
fortiEyiEg tire whole system that il Sse"sasS abb
scIutelv I'LL ATTACKS Of this character ana
relapse is therefore Impossible.
combines pecrliares never before associated aug ed
cine specifically upon the circulation sad the
secretions, purifying and rnoratnS Jot ard gives t0c
and regularity Of action 20 the stonssh aud bUEtls
relaxed Organs " Dparts aeree OF
strength, capacity to endure fatigue, whether beduy
mental, that is pteoy astonishing. The faced Esh
harden under Its influence. the nerves are
either in man oman restored to full yigOr An other
OucE and suuants produce reaction, bat It s the peeu
DR. MoRSE's INVIGORATING CORDIAL
orerate unkPen The influence it exerts is uniform and
'e' P-'N''' INJECT NEW LIRE
into Impotence OF the rsiaxn-
produced bv indulgence; Weainess that cSus-
onal; AID every affection OF the oSSenSation
and motion by single Of this
Teiuv!Satiug preparation.
Among tile diseases for Ehieii infaIIle specific, tho
following be rated: Nervous lneapaCity ia Mani
Barrenncss; lIteric; Female Irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous lleadnr Low Spirits Feelings Of
Despair; Ivolutary Weeping Mental Confusion; LOIS
Memory Rush OF Blood TO tbe Head
Indolsnce Loss Of Appetite; AmociRiiOn; muscular
Relaxation Irritabli;y DysPesia TorPCF after Eatia
the Bowels SeEpleSsneSs Eluul; Involuntary
Signing; Anxiety: CauSeIeEs Fears Mon0mania; RciF-
Melancholy and species Of complaint connected
EhetheT mlrcaately or the functions OF the
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE In every delicate phys
cal exggncy, this urvee safe ind inalhle exhlurunt9
the whole system AID by communicating to feeble organ
ism energy which nature has denied Indulgence de-
inevitably pEoOnsE life, While It contributes to Its
enjoyment.
standing leading medical and in 11c embraces
profession, occupation and class
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

tie norEiDee Of the Cincinnati Convention, and
Is 70 b. the standard bearer of the fortunes OF
tx Democratic party in the ensuing campaign.
Sill farther, it viii BE- sssn tia: after number
q ballots. john C. Breckenridge of Kentucky.
'5as unanimously nominated for the Vice Presi-
t-ney.
in these nominations, more especially that 81
Nr. Bueaanan-no:wit!istan the preceding
ba.lots, the forms and ceremonies that were gone
through, and the thousand and one speculations
t;st haze been induiged In during tlle sitting OF
tic Conyention, concerning t!e outside pres
suse' Cor Ills one and that one-all who are cog,
riz1at with the political feeling of the day,
knew that his nomination was the avowcd wish
Of the great mass of tue party. So far as we
are informed, the idea of third or fourth rate
'asn was noteuteriaincd, every one being doubt.
iesi impressed that the present state OF feeling
il tie coantry demanded that the voice of the
party shoald be heard Mr.. Buchanan has been
thc first choice of very considerable portion Of
ihe party for years-cspecially of Pennsylvania;
aud having been drawn off on one or two for
mar occasions to mako way for comparatively
obscure men, she went down to Cincinnati five
thousand strorg, bent upon making herself
herd and felt
Mr. Buchanan commenced as alawyerin Lam
caster county, Pa, in the year 1872; has been a
member Of both houses Of Congress; was Mr..
Pos& s Secy Of State, and has but just returned
from England, where he WAS s,.l; as Minister by
Mr. Pierce in 1855. Ills early politics were
these of the Federal school, but in the issues Of
l7ss he took part with jackson, and has ever
since been regularly enrolled member Of the
Democratic party. He is, wittoat doubt, one
OF the ab.cst statesmen Of the country, and in
e.incs more to the conservative school than to
TIE Young America teae.s. lie Is, we think,
TIC most available man that could have been
nominated, Whatever the I,lltforll may be- upon
Which he viii be called to stand. 8lr. iireckcn-
Hise has bccu moTe OF strictly partizan poll
iisian, yet las made himself tue iayorile of the
Iarty in Kentucky. 50 much 50, indeed, as to
succeed the lapeuted Clay in Congress, and is
'eFy generally popular throughout the South.
Ua the 18th of this month the Republicans
vii meet in Pli!adclphia and nominate candi-
date; and thea the political races Of the season
inaT be considered opened. The question then
"i.Iihen come W. who has the inside tack tOr
ihe run:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
DR.. E. q WINCHELL,

YyAS takcr suit slefsd.I Hor-b-eos's
boCs- lls3s Main st. direct! over G T. i'o"a, Jss
i. h. basiitss reasonable go GOOD
faithful work always warranted, e hops - secure
share o. patronage.
D. w IS familiar with Ill the rapdss o. meeting
t, II, including Continuous Gug' Ecrk. F.-us
cleaning extracting, done te LSst faithful
manner.
No charge sor a5roe. For frtsr particulars inquire a;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
STEA MBOATS.
New Arrangement.
e@N THE WHEELING AND PAakEGsBrReH
80 MAIL PACKET

COURIER,
james ia. EtOOcTI9, E1uAteTp
VIII leave WasJltng eveTy TsEsdA T.LTsIa. Saturday
II oeIas, A. ~ for PsFkesbEei connecting Mariet
steamer BUCF, running ffoIn Narit;s to Zsusz
Vile ant! Al PaEzsE=boTS Nth t.e steaET FASHION, run
from PaYEeTsbuTg 10 West C5iErEiia, Va.
Returning: viii leave ParEerss ever ScnJay, SCdnCs-
tay and f=iaAy, a Sh O'Clock, a ~
freight ui!i he fer poizt IKE Srkiacum
btsetn Marietta ana Z4nesyie, and :or PoiIt TIE
OHIO h-tEcen Wheeling and West Columbia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
Q 4 Q I y S s. KIRr S.

~ EXPRESS.
THIS important and valuable IL the
Of Ladies Skirts aseouat u tie Light; ria-
Adjustable Pias they about tie vast, ueir
raiuaIion t..,Ic= lotion. irlussI5ty Of their
breaking ANA their adoption 10 change Q: position
gives the nest graceful elegant lad :
The stiffness consists OF series ~ cords Of :c ft- OF
Cactus Iea running horizontally asound thrtu. hide
Casually cottoLA between ari covering
renders them always Of nature l'eEIee;iy EeXIhe.
n,s7 'U I8EIsKEI1 & swFAETxGEy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
CAUTlON

CAUTION.
Dr. Morses InvgoratuE Cordial has been coGnterfeited
hy unpTiEeiplrh persons.
In future genuine Cordial will have the
acue pasted the cork Of each botte and The fol-
lowing words blown In tbe glass:
'Dr MoHse's Invigorating Cordial"
C. h. RING, PRoPRIET0R, Z.
Cordial Is Put up. highly eoncentrated, In pint
Price So per bette, tHo for s., six for 49,
For sale bS LAUGtIIISS. HGEHFlEID,
inhe5sSa Wholesale Druggists, % Monroe st.
AmbrCtypes g. Daguerreotypes
by PARTRIDGE.
THE subscriber, at his Old sisnd Monroe street. Is daily
i producing Anbrotypes. which taking the place Of
DaEuerreOtypts. For proof Of the ncueFs Of tone and
-Ifcr snsh pictures he soctS the examination Of
discerning public He would invite particular aun to bis
iSTEREUSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AABR0fYPRS;
Asoto Loekets ard Pins, MADE for this style
IL work
n. dGieaes hitherto preventing keneSses OF
small children almost entirely Removed. Groups Of
Sons, Gf different ages and compilations AlnMoEFtd with
ont dficny. Pictures be copied by th process 10
they remain unchanged for ages al AnbroyPes being
Theoretically plates Of ginSs,
ed never TO fade
Caution be observed 3ainsf pictures called AEbro-
types, which not properly being single Plate 81 gas
Liable 70 be defAeed as the facilities OF tbs rneEs-
ed are constantly luereaSng lie VII be prepared % make
D4SaerTrotypes 1t al prizes.
70 his 8paecus establishments cast side Of Main St.
between Union Monroe, which VIII be one Of The best
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