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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-09
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. 8, 1866.
Prayertby the Res. Mr.. Woodbridge, of the
sEpiscopalan Church.
communication from the House of Delegates
was read, and the bills transmitted Herewith
read and referred.
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on General
Firemen and Merchants Insurance Company of
Petersburg; and to incorporate the Spring Dale
Boarding School Ascension The-Rrst With an
amendment.
Mr.. Douglas, from the Committee on Finance
and Claims reported Senate bills directing the
payment of acclaim due to the Selem and Pep
per's Ferry Turnpike Company; and directing
the payment of the interest on the purchase mo-
ney of a lot in the city of Richmond, bought for
the use Of the Gommonwe cath, under the act Of
April Sd, 1858; and House bill for the relief OF
Geo. W. Sneliings of Chesterfield county.
Mr. Thompson, from the Committee on Agri-
culture and Commerce reported House bill to
constitute part of North Anna river lawful
fence
On motion of Mr. Randolph
ResOlred, That the Committee on Agriculture
and Commerce inquire into the expedincy of re-
porting a bill to incorporate the Scottsyille Fac
tory, in the county of Albemarle, for the purpose
of manufacturing cotton, wool, iron, &C.
Onmotion of Mr. Creigh-
+ ReS0Lrsd That select committee be appoint
ed to inonire into the expediency of incorpora-
tine a comnanv to construct a road from the
Sweet Springs. in Monroe county, to some point
ON the James River and Kanawha Turnpike
Company 5 road. between Grecnbriiar Bridge and
the White Sulphur Springs. in the county Of
EGreenbriar.
ON motion. Of Mr.. Cobb. (in the absence of Mr..
ARTHUR
Resoirsa, That the Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation be instructed to inquire into
the expedieney Of authorizing Francis NJ. Boykin
to; construct wharf at his landing, called the
Rock1, on James River, in the county of Isle Of
| Wight.
4Hs CALENDAR.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of
the bills on the calendar The following was
passed:
To promote connecting railroads between the
Orange and Alexandria and Manassa Gap Rail.
road, and the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc.
Kill
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FTruth stranger than Fiotion. ;,
LET TIE AFEz1czgD 4EtR znE 79suNoYY

LET TIE AFFLICTED Hls.fP THE 7gSgyYOYy
or LaDY
who have the pleasure of knowing her, need
a say nothing but TO others we remark that desire to
benefit the suffering inducesher tusto speak None eau a-
prec4te her JOY aud gratitude in being relieved from pain
amer years OF suffering unparalleled but those "a there be
anyl who have Suffered like her. f.flf ~ ~
Miss s. has long been resident Of this cityoF helast
year, has been successfully conducting school No. $50
Baltimore street The happy change IN subject
o. Astonshnent and Joy 10 her friends We ask
those nerrsed to call on her She will tell them VI
ner cure by AsoHs TEncure than she has written Thus
Il Is ths remedy giving relief to refer
the public to them From dslant paces We aIso hear
Of the same happy result These facts, WITH the concurrent
testimony Of thousands ahould skeptieisn and pr9ju.
dice 70 hide their heads and concee that apt0n Tc-
ture is 9 Wonderful discoYery
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wEDNEsDAY1oRSING, JANUARY 9, 1855.
). 5 TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS.
o Quo CouSrY. Jan. 1855


The Teachers of Ohio county met at Woods
Run School House according to previous appoint
snsnt for the purpose of Organizing Teachers
Association j. H. Timmons, was appointed
President, and j. E. Griffith, Secretary. Messrs.
S. D. Halsted, VIM. Low and j. NJ. WaddIe were
.appointeda committee to draft constitution
and resolutions. Messrs j. IL Glapp, VIM.
Gregg, andJ, Mernel were appointed acommittee
ito draft bylaws
A constitution and the following resolutions
were offered and adopted:
Resolsed, That as Teachers, deem it our
duty TO exert all our influence for the advance
Ipent Of the cause of education, and use our ut
most sndeayors, to make the Common Schools
Of Ohio county, the Peoples Colleges.
Reeolred, That in view of the great RESPONSE
tility Of our station as Teachers, wishing to inn
: prove ourselves, and believing that in union
there is strength, we organise ourselves intos
Tesehers Association, and cordially invite all
friends ofeducation to unite with us.
Rsso1sa1, That copy of these proceedings
bsfarnished the county paper for publication.
After which the Association adjourned to
meet at Triadelphia on Saturday, January 26th,
Gt10A.M. Some able speaker is expected to
address the meeting.
J. E GaIFrrrB, See'y. ]. H. TIMMoNs. Pres't.
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DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

FDALLEHiS GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
win subdue the pain and Inflammation from the ssveres,
burns seals, in from twenty mnutes-and that
heal the wounds without scars esetualy cure Pc.
yer sores-salt Rheum--Infammator Rhelmatfsn-SOrs
and Inaamed EyesCuts and Ulcer,
ated sores-scald Heaa-corns aud Buuons -Eryspslai
FsionssoFe CbHblaius-bites
Of GnseetssweIled and broken EruptOnsand an
other Inanmatory and cuaneous diseases where the parts
affected can be reached. Fs&
Dontbe credulOus about the many diseases named to he
cured by only tngbut reflect few positive
properties which the Daley saIye alone contains and as
heretofore enpmeratedone fourcan reach not alone
the disease but enumerated
oueryDo not regular bred phgsSetdns prescribe calo.
mel iRarGrdly for scores efdi6erent diseqsssie -
Each box Of GESrHE DAl1ETs PAN Rx7RAerOR has upon
it Steel Plate engraved Label signatures OF O. V
CLICKENER co., proprietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer An others counterfeit Price Is cents
per box. 5 .ss g4e agssw
I-AI orders should be addressed to c. v clIckner
Co.. 81 Barclay street, New York.
: For sale by LAUGHLLES- d BESHEZELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the U. s. = spls
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CITY ELEcTIoM.

eve charge D6AIs for inserting nominations to be
rule win understand why their nominations do not appear0
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'aJnF0R cnRLSTaL4S AND.8EK EE1RS

EESESENTS.
ADAMS Premium Daguerreotyptst has the pleasure Of
Informing the citizens wheeling that he Is producing by
The aid Of chemical agent AnbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city. They such braacy,
bOdness and artistic finish, excite the admiration Of
every including artists who visited the most eee
sfer sdle.''
EaFye Medals and Fight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams. Remember she Gallery corner Main and Union
streets. dc1s
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Sd ward TicI.et Tor CouaeII

Ma EpfIoR.you VII please announce the name of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAW. PAXTON, JOS C. ADHESION, E H.
ETZHUGH and JOHN MORGAN rs candidates for election
70 City Council and obIige
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BALTIMoRs, Oct. IS, '55.

RSssrs Royfiuler Is - ~ W.
ssan 70 lsf T ssas 0PE n In
ture fear even now that cannot give te aictrdForld
etS have been great at1 feel inadequate to the task
was attached with the chronic rleumats ijs malIE
tinuea TO be afflicted until rofae the Atlantic ocean ON
my way to America At which time IL eanges form into
gathering Ihad Ut tS time attained my growth uinryer
expected to be well again. the disease came in tile first
place, o. my being yacenAed from clld who had white
ess Than one Quart and Genipusd totroue every time
reduced TO the weakness Of infancy times
very near s my hip Joint had been out of place
came yisiocated These snergs and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge My gatherings caused
how it felt 70 be pain and suffering for one
hour until body aged and become ike unto
on mmortnlity.n s - f
had taken medicines and received so little ben
the eetNrdied Nitasnts, aud other external remedies
bad heard o. had been placed by my friends under
sd Was bst Of transftory duration: . -
When first heard OF Hamptons Tlncturc had not tho
slightest confidence In Its efficacy but friend who had
known Mr. Jarrett Pumncr when Ills suerings were NJ the
please her. conseIitei to nv tbe IMAM and si No,
ken one bottle before Ibegah eneciv eiectsny
Ike sa eRoer SsfsaS TroasS s S5
sncs Of this eee'ne ssquaiuied with my case,
e9uesIea 70 ms. yom nsiny case was such ecu
IT one would Ike 20 e elects pf tile Tncture
ny developed init and desired to take IT, you would
present 10 me- II i Was for the space Of five yeGrbu
y eighteen mouths have ELAPSED and Ikape Los epeJy sum-
nave become strong
stand as much u mot than OF my lady Requain
auces Ihaye healtfpl complexion and all my friends
say am getting quite y, thing certain my lame
limb J. quite a. large again before, can trim
about home without = crutch. -f4r.-
often wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
Was child IS beYe should have been saved tile eXcTu-
eatng pain have been well The dvOrm
y q body Unjust carry TO the grave and my parents
mot have been under such heavy expenses doctors hp
and in sending me, they did to The celebrated Swings IN
England in search Of htain wish ali e afflicted world
could see me- apdhe the benefits have derived from this
Tncture Of Hampton's. try make all acquainted with
It's virtues with whom come In contact
Gentlemen thousand times Obliged 70 you and you
are At liberty to my and case to all.
remain, youTs IN gratitude, lE eI#
AARI A. so0FIELD,
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The Musical World for 1866.

VOL NV s- So.
NATE COMMESCEt the new year with reduction 81 one.
a5rd from our former subscription. We take this
step to give our iournalthe widest possible circulation The
price, tae9, heTesitsT win be eo dollars per
Ro pay IN IdenFce; to those who do pay in advance
(ony) Il viii be three dollars This reduced substitution viii
sthl include as gin, portrait, Mozart which We have
had specially engraved for this Journal and EIc win serve
as an excellent tile establishment for the music vol
ume OF the year 1856. aI-I=ff
Musical Novelette, will be commenced and published
seraHy with the first number in january other val
liable features OF the journal will before vz
Four pages OF fresh music weekly, PACED separately which,
bound At the end Of the year, will form voluuie worth
Sl instructive musical reading articles and in
theFEord.2 ~ = 49, : y y : ~ F v
The new department Of General Literature e sim IN the
same able hands which have already gained high rep
utston comprses the best foundations Of the best things
N the French and other foreign Journals udicious selections
from books and magazines and generally good story In
5cty and Brooklyn subscribers charged With FIFTY
cents extra for the expense Of carrier Canada subscribers
lean postage.
Any Journal copying this entire announcement and draw
ing editorial before the close Of January 1885,
portrait Of Mozart-- =, ~ ~
RICHARD STORES WILLIS, Proprietor,
: + = Z Eroud
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Ma. EprroA:You win please announce 1Ir. HENRY CO.
NAST The Citizens Candidate for city Sergeant and obge
inss "a THE CITIZENS.
NDEPRgDK8T oZzERs TICKET
City Sergeant, II. coNANT; Wharf Master, T. O. WILEY;
Collector Revenue, JOHN HUGHES Street Commission
JACOB AsIIcK Superintendent Of Water works DAN.
IEI DUNBAR.
The above VIII be supported by the Independent voters Of
the city At the coming election. s- tnse
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CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.


sIRs EbroEsF9 annOunesour worthy feEospzeizsu
DANIEL DUNBAR the Peoples Candidate for the ONCE
of Superintendent water worksat he coming Char
re-. Election, ysnI.z3sa-a-s THE People.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-09

FVTEES MEpALs DFIo41s have been awarded to VIM.
Bachelor since 1882 and over 10000 applications have
been made to the Hair Of his patrons Of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying whsLers is unjust as II
would be against covering bald head with a wig
WA A bAFcHEr'R5 Ham DTE produces color not to DO
distinguished from nature, and is warranted njure In
the least however long it may be continued
Made sold applied n private rOo atthe wig PsctO-
~, 2ss Broadway,N. Y.
Sold In all cities and OF the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ss -
SThe Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on iOurisEtes Of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
+a ssS Broadway, New York.
I For sale Wholesale and retail by
b aqls LAEGHLL4S cE BESHFZEED. (
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. - O4lI1lI5i.z = q e

K 3 ~, 5s1sS 54ss -
rLa q Hesks AGO. EilI dssolted 81 lInitation
james mes a RstEsE Essj5in from the aFlps IN
Apers0nB Indebted 70 VII riease can and make nav.
etf Without del q, tio5e hsfg eisrs iairsI ne an
VII present then Tor aiufliieft.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.


Melodeons Melodeons
II HAVE Just received from the East large and splendid
lot Of Mclodsops from the celebrated mandatory
Hughes Hale, Of Philadelphia, Carhart,, Neelham Co.
finish tone and .dur3blity, cannot be surpassed:
ost Inv scroll leg PINE styLs:
g do do do do
Aso-the Organ style, splendid instrument with
stops and highly ornamental suitable either for churches
parlor.
Aessrs Hughes Hale have received two silver medals
from the franklin Institute the only awarded by
that Association The Institute awarded
premium at their late exhibition held In Baltimore. An
examination OF the certificate William Norris ESQ.,
chairman Of the jury Musical show that
they superior TO The Instruments which the prize
at the World Fair held In the Crystal Palace Arrangements
have been made bym with the manufacturers by which
these Instruments be sold by by the manu-
facturers without the additional risk OF transportation
cry instrument sold by Is warranted year.
In connection with the aboyes have large stock Of
steal Instrument consisting in part Of Vions Guitars, Ban
JOS Tambortnes Patinas Aceorsens, Flutes Flies, Fags
lets, etc. ~ 4s.ttl
Meodeons seraPhnes and all kinds Of reed instruments
T Cartwright'S
Cutlery, Variety aHda EanSKc Store;
dec23. E125 Main st., Wheeling
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nay Il please thS court and sisscnttfFslnen
thelu we shall Rttenpt 10 prove fEst that
ny client hog did not eouaEnit any DEP rotations
i{si, ilStead az SIX, IS set gorth in
= llke ii ct nent and { nd that my has NO
= -saaz ~ nasss bad i
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TaVern 20 Rent.

VIE well known Tayern, known IS Mrs Goodngs on the
~ National road, 8 miles east Dc or r,nt
from April hrst 1885, Thesand Is wen and iayCraLly
9noWp TO require further notice. 43q,--.
For terms enquire Of Jacob Cooling the undersigned
nvl9u ~ LYDIA .ORUGER.
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DISSOLUTION.

existing between the gsuscrjbsrs under
The brin name Of THoNPsoS& PATTERSON l. this day dIs.
solved by mutual CONSENT The business viii be conducted
by JOHH THOMPSON who VII! collect all debts due the rIn
and pay all claims against t. - A'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-09
MARY A. sooFIELD,

SoAEZHZEG ABOUT HA8LPTOH,S TIgcTyPE:- IN
NERVOUS SEffEREFS
As an 1pYiSoFator and Restorative, gentle anu-
liant is wanted We believe II superior TO ali the Cordinl h..
fore the public, for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS SCROP-
DA and ilIEuATISM with all isases u the stomach and
Bowels has heen truly successful the single and mar
REQ: We ocr the most valuable remedy, which thousands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-09

= TIN G6rsE OF r--It IS said among those
1ypslty wel informed on such points, that the
President determined In Cabinet council on as
So sFecsntly As Saturday nigh last to sendin the
rnaasSs immediately Thu English Parliament
sC6n e asssnble, and it was Judged of the ut
NEST importance to the future Of our rel atons
With Britain. that the position of this goyern-
be thouyougiy and eogsroctl scomprehelded i'm
q tendon On the q the English Lsgisla-
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Cali and get pamphlets and see cures
-. iSr sale by ". Logan 4 Co. Wheeling. Gem
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REAL RsTATR sALEs.
Hols5 soT5 ss1eg
HousH AlIIS TIor5roR.s !. Z -.

The present Proprietor Il DESTROYS ofenoying 10 the
lie business. - " ei %
oc2S " CLARE
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Sold by MORTIMER 4 MoWnRAY,
24O baltimore st., BALTIMORE,
EWPhee 81 per bottle saw sO'' broadway y; ccs 3;
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Statement of the wheeling Savings Insti.
7se a7 VA. MCOY, Treasure

We, the undersigned, appointed q committee TO examine
me accounts o. The wheeling saylEs Institution and give
certicate thereof do heaTeby cerlifyf1at e6Ve
exaEned said aocoUts ind hna ne above staeneto Il.
correct Given under onnhands Slit Of December 1856
feaIifis haH sAfei4l ISAIAH "COPPER" 81 49,
Eal7 3sistls dflsHs JOHN AIiGAlGHFYj Comp,l,t..
Jan1b6ss aflfs u lTaffaf5 DERRYHIIi.a
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JOHN u. FH0MPsON rtsI,ectfdiiy announcer .t be NH,
continue the Book, Stationery and HaR Idper businesG II
~ Slain Street where he will BIZ happy to receive Tie ma.
tronage Of bis old ends and the public Renernr nnib6
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at3tsnARGE or SRDCcrIoN.-Ihe Cincinnati Sun
of Saturday says that some time past charges
ofseduction have been under investigation gains
Bishop Harnlin. Of district The victim is
saIdsto haxslbeen Miss Angelina Brooks since
deceased who he'd q high position in Cincinnati
society The4Sun says that ibis AMIR
to grow into uptdre between that portion ii the
eststt who believe the Bishop innoeeht, and
those Who support eY. Harlsn VIA pref.rss thes
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VIE undersigned offers for sale his House ana Lot on
SlarIet street. East side between Aonroe and Inen sta
rhs Lot e q feet 'front.' With good Brick Dkeng ouse
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Enr NnLl


WAREHOUSES; no LET.
ONE now occupied by sIessrs Norton Acheson Co. ais
" one the corner Of Main and Quincy streets POSSE,
sion Ion q given on The lst Of APtllpsS
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DTVIDENI0,3
-. WHEnIAe SAVINGS 1AsTffcTT0H, Jan iat, 1875
VIZ Directors Of tha Institution have this day declared
dtSdend Of Ten per cent, the Capital Stock Of
me profits Of sig months Payable to The stockhoId.
ers on demands - - ~ ~ -fl WM MCCOY =
gan4- lft3+e Treasurer.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MnfioaE
DISSOLUTION of Co-Partnership.

Gordon, Matthews Co. Is this day dissolved bs mutual
consent Matthews Co, who viii continue the bust.
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nd OlhFl Pare Cod Liver on for sale ly
- - $50 zzF = fsss - fa4 9.iB. VOWEL,
SaaI: sign Of Red Mortar, 90 Monroe st..
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ME moi W. Bradley Vas dissolved on Che LIT OF
4 January. The business Wm be settledup BY william
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sh ius 0sods. 5 .sss D. l.i. s. i,snsa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

d MS & BRO DYfRs Richmond, Va, beg to inform tie
rzrus OF nhhhfg thai they are NOW prepared /" execute
very description" of Silk Cotton Noo"n d. cling or Clean
well done New York elsew here We haN
machinery and the best OF workmen and can guar
Htce satisfaction patrons Mcrino, silk and DE Lam
dye fashionable colors suit the OF the
onns Shawls OF every description dyed cleaned Grape
Sbis dyed scarlet crimson other colors equal 10 import
cd Neye cd equal to silk dresses cleaned and Grease
removed We intend 10 do work equal to
ay the United States and respectfully solicit
liz patronage Of the czensot ItnehburR and vicinity Gen
emens Garments dyed and cleaned 10 look "qnnl tanew
DENNIS x BRO,
Successors TO J " Hines Franklin st. opposite Mctropol
tau Hall Richmond, Va lsepids
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These vessels Of the first class built the city OF Bal
timore expressly this and superior
danns passengers They commanded by experienced
tapans well qualified for the trade and who Will spare
r.ertlgn 10 They will be up and dow n
the rivers and may be relied sail promptly as
R1Kertzed
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
II their To- ship by this line freight viii
always low by any other line of Packets aud
every VIII be made by the agents in Richmond and
NV York give satisfaction Insurance be effected IN
tie Richmond Association by this line at ecnt
respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining tut
share Of patronage.
t,oad shipped this line York will be forwarded
free af commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston.
Yannal o. other Southern Northern port
The vessels viii lie in Richmond the Dock in New York
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