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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
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MILE RACHEL'S DEPARTURE,

Contrary TO all our hopes, this incompatible drs-
matte artist leaves America to-day, with the plan
which brought her here all unfulflcd and the mos;
brilliant and daring theatrical enterprise under
taken, arrested in the very hOOd-,de of success.
Mile Rachel came here with numerous and well ap-
pointed troupe. with the intention Of giving some
hundred and fifty representations and of visiting all
the principal cities of the United States and Canada
beside Havana, and possibly Mexico. She has given,
however but about thirty and those in the cities Of
N,w.York. Boston, Philadelphia and Charleston alone,
the latter two places having had only one each. Her
success, as ali our readers know, something with
out precedent Vast throngs filled the Theater to wit
ness her approximations OF these spectators the ma
jorty did not understand her language, but none
the less borne away by the impetuous genius, and the
art severely cultivated and refined, of this modern
tragic We speak within bounds, and we record
fact which surpasses all previous expectation when
we say that the net profits of Mile Rachels brief and
brilliant career of thirty nights in New-York and Bos
ton were scarcely less than sixty thousand dollars.
This course of success was interrupted not by any
fckleness in the public any failure in the TRACE
denne. but by illness cold, contracted under the
rather inhosptable Boston sky, became confirmed by
the extraordinary exertons of her last fortnight here
and still further aggravated at Philadelphia where she
PLAYED Camille in house chilly with the cold OF Win
ter, and without the necessary means of warming.
She became there dangerously ILL., but recovered sniff
GENTLY TO 90 to Charleston, where, after remaining
some time, she gave Adrienne LccoUrreHr, her last
representation in America. Thence TO Havana in the
hope Of entire recovery through the favorable infu
ence of the climate but such happy result fol-
lowed. 1t here found necessary to break up the
enterprise, and nearly al the members of the com
pany went home, Nile Rachel, unwilling that her
brother the Manager, should be loser herself paying
their expenses and fulfilling to the letter all the terms
of their respective contracts.
Mile Rachel arrived here from Havana on Sunday
last, on her way to France, and sails this morning in
the steamer Fulton for Havre. Though somewhat
better than on leaving Havana her health ia still very
delicate and she naturally desires without loss of time
to regain the air of her country and to seek the
advice of her physicians at Paris We trust she may
find in them all the benefit that possibly be hoped
and that she may long resume and complete th'
circle Of her American triumphs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

The Rev. Or. Bowling Of this city, the well known
author Of the History Of Romanism, &C., has re-
ceed an unanimous invitation 10 the pastora!
charge Of the Berean Baptist Church, il NeW-York,
corner of Bedford and Downing streets Of which be
was formerly for several years the pastor.
The Rev DR.. Ide Of Springfield, Mass., formerly OF
Philadelphia. has been invited to become the pastor
Of the Fus; Baptist Church IN Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
FROM SUPERIOR.

CHICAGO, Friday, Feb 8, I65b.
An overland party, from Superior City on the gath
St Paul to Superior city is OPEN The season has been
comparativelysmid. The coolest day of the Winter
was on the 3it of December, when the mercury fell
70 500 below Supplies of provisions are album
dant. The party has gone east TO secure steamboat
connection with the Lower Lakes during the coming
ReaSOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Fnday, FeD 3, 300
Cause No. 2Os.-Josiah Dykes ct al, vs.. Joseph
IJford in error TO District Court of Texas On motion
OF Reverdy Johnson for defendants the cause was
docketed and dismissed with costs.
No 59.-John j. Orion, appellant VS.. George
Smith Argument was continued by Mr. Brown for
appeIlees aud concluded by Mr. Gett for appellants
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
The NEW STEAMSHIP FULTON.

THE NEW STEAMSHIP FULTON.
To-day at noon, the new steamship Fulton will sail
from this port for southampton and Havre, under the
command Of Capt. j. A. Woton, on her first voyage.
The Fulton is the consort of the steamship Arago in the
Havre line and both of them supply the places OF the
steamers Humboldt and Franklin, the former OF which
was cast away Halifax, and the latter beached in
fog at Moriches, l.. /. Messrs. Aspinwall laid the
keel of this vessel nearly two years ago, but, after
partly panking her. suspended operations for some I'M
known reason, and she laid seasoning on the stocks
until purchased and completed by her present owners
The dimensions of the Fulton and her machinery are:
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MARINE DISASTER.

BOSTON, Friday, Feb. 8, 1856.
The bark Messenger Bird, from Boston for Valpa'
raisO. nut into Bermuda on the 18th ult, dismasted.
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DEATH OF THE HON. THOMAS SILL.
Ep,r Do EridaV- Feb. 2 1856.

\
The Hon. Thomas Sill, distinguished lawyer and
politician died in this city last evening.
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Bermuda and that Mr. Roberts then went to nsiifax
BY steamer.
TIE BRIG SAMUEL AID EDWARD.
This vessel. which has been lying on The beach ct
Long Branch for some weeks, was got Off yesterday.
rsr PscIrIc.-An article in one Of the morning pa
per- sIatins that the Poetic announced TO leave
Liverpool on he So,h instead Of the 2sd is cTroosous.
Her agents know Of no reason that would have pss-
vented her leaving on her appointed day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

ydltor;ai Correspondence Of The y. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 8, 1856.
Gen Cass was very severely but / trust not dan
OerOusy injured by bis fall down the steps o. the
Patent Office day. His worst symptom is a ten
dency to dr0wsiness. His advanced years are
counterbaanced by his temperate habits, and his
recovery can hardly be doubtful; yet it is probable
that he will not be able for some time TO resume
his seat in the Senate He received very severe
blow and cut in the temple from the stone step on
which he fell, and bled freely lie was brought
home on mattrass by bearers. He is decidedly
better this evening.
Ex-Clerk Forney, of the Hsuse, lies dangerously
I'll of constipation.
Secretary Marcy has afresh peremptOrily refused
TO receive ambassador French, or to recognize in
apy way the Rivas-Walker Government in Mica
ragua. HG.
From Oza Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Friday Feb. 8, 1856.
Gen. Cass is much relieved and his injuries are
now supposed not to be alarming. Seaman, the
Superintendent of Public Printing will probably
be exOnerated by the Investigating Committee
Cullom has notified his subordinates of his inten-
lion to remove them. Three will escape.
To ne Assoefgtei Press
WAsHINGToS, Friday, Feb. g, 1556
Cen Cas-, this morning, fell from the steps OF the
Patent Ofice-the fall breaking one of his arms.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr. Cas- fell distance of four steps, and was picked
I'D and conveyed to the National Hotel in state Of
insensibility. His forehead is badly cut, and it IS
feared his skull is fractured. When taken up he was
bleeding prOfusey from the temple and the mouth
THIRD DISPATCH.
, Mr. Cas- was speechess for some tme but has re-
covered his voice. and now recognizes some OF his
friends II is now asserted that his arm not broken
DIS. CARMEL and Miller in attendance upon the
sufferer.
The physicians in attendance think that the injuries
Sustained by Mr. Cas- will not prove serious although
from his advanced age and the severe jar to his frame
tbere ia danger to be Appreciated from milan
nation.
Speaker Banks is closely engaged in the formation
Of Standing Committees, and has at least another
days work before him to complete them.
1t is showing briskly here this evening.
No Northern mail has been received tonight.
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EdItoral Correspondence Of The n. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 3,
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7 II ?
Mr.. DUGANNE

over, under the rule:
The achievement Of brave and elfsscrhcng ct-
Of Republic worthy OF special mark aiding
luer the national character and sttesng the value
under which individual instances Of her0n
deyeoIed and whereas such achievements when suber
the science only national, but
worldwide in their beneficial Influences and results.
Ind HheTeGs citizen his Republic, under the auspices
BY the aid OF citizen Of this has nEed his cOur-
endurance and patriotism n pursuance Of scientific dis
cOyees has the the proud dis
bearing her flag fse ard foremost in the Arctic
afude and 70 the very shores Of the hitherto unrscogzed
open At the pole be it therefore
Resoirtd III the Senate coEcur That the eommendstoni
and thanks II this Legislature behalf Of the people Of the
Of New York be and hereby rendered Henry
GTune, for bis beray and public sprt In ttng out and
sending forth he Arctic ENT expedion and the officers
sId Of that expedition who teyotedy encountered the
hrds as penis Of Polar navigation u the sea-ch for lost
Reached If the Senate concur That gold medal spprop-
ss be struck BY order Of tn and that the
be presented TO Dr. T. KAAE Commander OF the said
Elporig Expedition and the first positive discovery OF TIE
A-ctio open
A resolution appointing Nathaniel Curtis was then
adopted-79 10 l..
Mr.. ANTHON moved that il be referred TO the Ju'
dietary Committee 10 inquire whether any changes arr
necessary with regard to the appointment and tenure
Of judicial officers and if 20, the necessary steps be
taken for an endment Of the Constitution. Lies
over.
Mr. COLE moved concurrent resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of State for information relative 10
fed Of the Holland Purchase, between Genesee
and Orleans Counties. Lies over.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

TnE Republican meeting came OF yesterday
ut Meioieon Hail. when nominations were made
Of electors for the State of Virginia. No at
tempti Here made at a0g hostile demonstrations
against them, ai.d we are glad that our order
loving, substantial ei;iz.as by their advice and
counscs before hand succeeded in eaectpaily
Keeping down anything Of tao kind However
much tue meeting may haze been distastetnl to
them they certainly acted wisely and deserve
credit for Their prnIsnce.
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THE LA TEST NEWS
50 : I RzCEsEyRD BIZ - -
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH :
FoREIGN NEWS
! ARRIVAL OF TnE STEAMER ASIA.

- = IS
NEW YoRk, Sent. l8.-Tbe stc.msbin Asia
arrived of San5Ia He ,,e+ ,;aI+ s,,i
her berth early this fnbr;a She brings 10.
erpool dates to the ItI INST = . =.
Cotton advanced 1-8aI-Ig Tbe s.iesi c,r iJa
week were So am ba1es iT,c,uflino IN 1,f,e ~,
speculation and q. 900 Tor ,.yTort
Flour declined 1has Wi,eaf declinad .iasd
and common Il. me-, weather. has been f,a
ConsoiS for ,oono,, a., -
The Royal British Bank at London has failed.
ItvRRPool. Sent. t;.--..arpet closed stead,
With i4iitcd business. ,io chance il, 1uotsti9nS.
Weather fine for ae,.ittlt,,,,ol T,19,.foses.
HsyKr. Sent ID Cotton ti5arS,sfEzNe,v or.
Sales for the yyeel, & flD1 halls
The asia brings 30 y,sssna,ers She reaches
/ !ies dol; AFT o'ioels rs n6rfIirg
The Arnro from New Yorl; arrived At South.
ampton on Thursday.
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Auose tn, Incidents Of yesterday, was the
ascension Of large baioon from Main street, be-
t.geon gaio7 and JslItrson. Our citizens are in
da5tel to the stte-psise Of NJ. Jno. Bishop, the
extensive Jeweier, for the enjoyment Of this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

saddle. HARNESS and Ftun4z MRlnfactoy
rEREsIAn o. SHEPPARD and UtiAs. MICHIGAN have
81 day entered itO partnership IN ihe Saddle, Harness
and Trntk te na!t 81 sieI-
pard & Afntsuu ~
part ald his large
Uorkshos, have facilities ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which ALL
Low est rates atl OF the mpruVel stye.
We have nO,y fan slssoTte OF all ARTICLES in
our line consisting of Sadaes, Drlles Harness Trunks,
Collars Wiips Carpet Bas saches, Saddle Bags &C. 6c,
lowest rates. G1da
Particular attention paid ordered work. reeslr-
Ing promptly attended 10; b! STRICT attention
and reasonable prices merit eontnuanee Of t patron
he
rTnnri,tor SHEPPARD L MORGAN,
| mug 2-3.n No 19l Main ~, corner OF Union.
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HostEiy-Ir. Christian Flaek, Main street,
below the Suspension Bridge, informsiiiY friends
and the pu5c, that he hasa fall assortment of
hose and haif lose Of his own manufacture, Of
tie vesy bes,, and warranted Work made to
order on the shortest notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

nor ~ TIE BilLs Tiers vii be balloon as
sansion from the Fair grounds this evening about
five o'clock rae balloon IS large one of fancy
eoIora, and presented to TIE managers of the
Fair by BIZ. Jno bishop
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

MRs. DREws COScErT last night at Washing
ton Hell, was one Of the chief attractions of the
city. Everything went of admirably, and the
excellent audience were highly pleased with
this display OF her own accomplishments and
those other company.
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THE LAW OF NEWsPAPERs.
a1.RsIIAI.I. 81 RIGHT!
-NI ? u. nc,nacrnlie 1Iceling.

,r,,rl b. a ,i.ns OF die fFienGs q BaehaDai and
Rrsr,lnrse, at Es'serry's Roes Aiarsa'i county On
B,fuRnAY, il.z 2sii Of sept u'isf.
Tie Hsa : ci.sns C. W Ris'll @ns '''' '''e 'FesA
.ts ,..rl Dc ps ss.l.t and sdlrsss Tie F'opis.
r,,i-e,;s arc rssYectlplly invited 70 attend as an
,,i.sss,.an sill ;Icry b. presented and We
hap. o.. e,,goasn;J vii not let It s'ide.
SILL s4!A''Sit-AL4'-
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4 Republican meeting was held at Holiday.
Cove, Brook county, on Saturday last Speech.
cs were made by Col. Collier and Col. ". R.
Lloyd, of itubenyiIle.
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AtosEcrA ALoPEe,4i BAlDxcssl BALBSzss!
PEaisrsS Toorn PASTA new stock Of Alope-
81. jest manufactured at L Booking & Co.'S
Prescription store, Monroe street, above Lure
House 1t is the bss: preparation now in use,
fo' earins seariF and IanlreT-to make the hair
grow iuxuriAntly aud glossy, prevent it from
turning grey and is assure remedy fos curing
Ba'inesS Also new supply Of tie genuine
Parisian Tooth Paste, just manufactured.
The best and purest Mines and Bran,lies for
medicinal purposes can be found there.
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NEM YnRK- AIERKET.

SIR. is-Flnur dull and declining sales
1000 bbls at :. T6as95 for State; 6,225a6, 90 for
ohio and Southern Tas, 40. Wheat nominal Yitt2
tiesIiuinc tendency Corn dull and heavy sales
120OO bush. ut 65aG7 for western mixed Pork
firm at 1925. for western rscss Beet 4siesdys
lard firm. Whisky is in demand and firm,
Stocks generally higher. Climb rs; III. Gent.
bonds ~ 5.S; Mich. Sou. ~ IA; N. y ;. Cent.
81: Penn. soal Go. 81 ST. Reading So 81 :
Virginia 6's % II Mich Cent 81 90 +; IN, Erie
s1 ~ AIihxarllSie Iississippi IS Sterling Exc
change firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

TIE Wellstuyg Pstriat says that Mr.. D. Alex
ander, of Jefferson county, Ohio, was instantly
KiilcI n day or two ago, by the bursting of the
cylinder Of tTresiing machine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

HAarsg's MAcAzlNe ron OCTOBER has been
received ard Inny be had at the Cheap Book,
store Of Robinson & Bro, No. 4, Washington
Iinll
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Tnr sale OF property on Wheeling Island, nd
yertiscd to take place yesterday, by Francis R.
armstrong, Esq, WAS postponed till to-day at
no O'clock
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

We learn that the Jefferson county Ag,icpl-
tural Fair will be held in stenbenyille on octO
Der LIST, I'd and Sd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

TEsArRE-Nf ednesiay night the largest au-
Fiisncs ever present. in the .S.aeaenm building,
We're assembled to witness a representation Of
-Jalgo ConTad's play OF JACK Gale The im-
personation was excellent throughout and the
large audience frequently made known their APP
provarby hearty applause. Shakspeare's Rich
ard III, also called out large audience on last
night The play for tonight is Ha,nlet, and If
the three nalurs, Hamlet, Hanchett and Mrs.
Dufieid, do NOT ill that house to OVERLOOKING NE
won!d like very much to know what would.
Strangers stopping in our city, wishing to
witness an excellent rendition of this sublime
play, should not let this opportunity Of doing
sopass ssls4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-19

DO MOI be put OH by unprinciped dealers w other
pIthey make profit Asl; for AsEAs Plus, and
iafe nothing else No other they give you compares
with in Its Intrinsic value curaye powers. The
sick hut the best aid ereis for heHi aud they should
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z
The hrst bottle Of which with hope and by le4
tihe Nd sasn 50 much Improved iha
had u Il BEould spr fcon
fnnel usesiil lnprn UieeTs healed, aud new
sfrenssh cane 70 ssfrpt
6dt detail happy 20 my leg y also ieaitd
sand general OF health aud
= now Censlder- eaFsd ~ ,edsetne
alone, given fdea euileTjngS,
this gil ear IL that
j have SAID IN favor Of ,s.sss g - -
~. HaplptoN'5 Teletasse lf1esnge. z.
viii say all aaicts fieye been, 10
1t With the almost 81 = 49, isss5.-
No. 81 Igeisstef stf tet.=3 :,
-sss.sr Sdoorsnosthl Of Pratt 1t.
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-. i,naalniions for thi. az

The F.s Gi5ruis Slii be ePspsd a oeaek' ana ne
.,,ior g. F,,l lie resuuial AZ 81 O'clock, a. ".
o. ttir eia,sssef Iors-s are b exhibited to-day
clos, Of tie esA. i,ion the rreaiuulllst viii be
,,..i Sa5,itf- ,.snd. CHARLES MARSHALL,
% o. Secretary.
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eaI5 0,,t

rTIH subscriber having sold out 10 Nessrs Shepard
Morgan ;e Misunderstanding department OF his estnbs.-
mcut, would embrace this opportunity 10 return ms sincere
tie last and bes leave 70 to
numerous friends and customers ls successors know
Ing them experienced WuE6msn and III every why
worthy the confidence pat of te pahs have
np dou6tTey will render fC satisfaction 20 all VINO may
favor tl.eIiI with ther custom. ..,.. ....,t
s-2II JUN heVtE.
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New Arr angement
-~-s TIKI WHEELING AND pAIikERspURGH

-SS2y55s--5 Mai. y tciSE5,
g:fpaes a.. skcDerts. master,
,Vl leave Wh,cliry every Tsiy and Saturday
at ID 6tiocs, parks tir ee;Gseiin a Meris.-
wife: ana at with THE steamer FASHION run
nint, from Paraerstnfss TO West Colusbia, Va
Returulpe: III .gse ParseTsdrg very Monuay W
day and Flilay, at . X b'eiocs, a. NJ
Freight Will be received for any point on the NSiFn
between Marietta gainesville, nndfo an point Oh the
Ohio between Wheeling md West Columbia.
n.lla. ! !.
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aAoIIeB oE.PRoF pEdRA1H
'sF'sE ~ s -fililsIliIe -oiIfl -

~ = ANrAXEot,s e1yRrg q
NJ i. x y i. IL / 4 CrssgRt1ND lAhk 2. 1870
dTss SIR; Illsxs li q s1 meek SFon
i0r rise last six gh With ieb{V
move my ietd ly iuetwith Een,tiasg tho
Win 0ns % Dec ath's Electric on % dc nars
~ ~ ~ n tso Nnpte The stlaess 4 entirely
gone non ny pssE l;sEstor, elssTfht recon.
wVnid not be Without lift cost me SO n bottle
LAD0CK 'BRAsIIEAR
BE sure you buy DsGrHths Electric on All others are
Ahs. by LAuGAAENss : Bti5HtIELD,
Aoiiroe Street.
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!. II. aAMILToN.
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

WHEELING, Va.
1stbnrfs ssout n The fSoL OF "a OurOe street,
VIII attend 10 the RECEIVING and deiivegliI5 OF freight and
the Collection Of freight bills.
charge =
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POTfCHOMA NIE.


TIME new and Beautiful art of osnamentng the simplest
II GLASS Vessel to resemble the FINEST pAITst CaiA, At
Res and Gentlemen alike fascinated With this delight
ful occupation, ehaste and elegant Chill
re and Schools for grace In design
aud armory In the arrangement OF coers The whole Art
be perfectly acquired in half hour Book OF IRstruc
ton separately 81 boxes containing 9 Vases Book aud
every article required s.. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARHt&l CO., Wholesale Store,
teit-1ydRw 6O9 broadway, n. I.
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oKIs,I5.AllIRSo Q5Is.II .=HI|=AIlIK pYN=

oNTRAsT brought out IN the hair by oratAde-
" ro's ntehless reytallzlg Hair Dye, oEe produ
eed by application Of the burning utda ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you see at once that Ie color e Etnfal
unnatural In other and the simple Is that
is tile ONLY preparation which b its che
mlGAl combination operltes natural and mutable prin-
ctpieJ. Made, sold applied private roonsl
Crstndor6's Aston House, Broadway, n, X. AlSo for
the Principal Druggists and throughout
The country. ~ ~ sssial r - 80 =
New York Agents., w 81. CORY q CO.
- & ta7s WARD CLOSE 4 CO.
Wheeling Agents, a. il. LOGAN u CO.,
fe6.lydaW 70 ~ 3 ~ Bridge Conner Druggists.
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Wheelins female Seminary,

rTHE Eau Session os this Institution will commence on
Il WEDNESDAY, tie ITtii Of Spta,her. The Trustees
ti,s Of Ais. r. IHEua, Principal,
with fall corps Of experienced tcachcss.
Tat Seminary grounds pd baiiinss of
thorough rair, aud ample ssiyits nave made
Tor th Recommendation q! bos! scholars ad bOarers.
rGitiun and Board Ndl compare favorably with
other iuf itutOiis Ct similar gthdt.
Cltuusrs containing al leilrable Information
be Vhtai0t any OF The Trustees tle Principal.
J. ". GILL lhrts't
aeg9 o. tie Bnard OF Trustees