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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-23

LOgansport, Ia, June 1855.
MgssRs O. J. WOOD Co.:
GENTS-YourE OF the 18Th came duly to hand. En-
closed please find thrtyeght dollars being the amount for
Hair Restorative. have sold i all.
live; think sell it. 1t has worked miracles in this
place. six 81 bottles, that bald, aud IL
fetched new hair out all over his head. f..sasz
Yours, respectfully,
NJ. II. GRIDLEY.
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At the marriage of Pseus and Thcts sea nymph we're
assembled all gods goddcsses excepting
dea, who showed her spensure by amongst the
beauties "a golden apre" whc! was written the words
Lct the Beauty me"Juno, Minerva and Venus each
laid cnlrn it. unwilling decide. commanded sr
lead them to the shepherd exandrr who gave the
prize to Venus.
The Golden Apple, for which all those desiring beautiful
hair striving consists of bottle of the OIL GRAPE
the only elegant preparation the head before
the public
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sPRCIAL NOTICE S.
NERVOUSNESS, OR WEAKNESS OF AM


orr readers are troubled with NervOusnessOr
Weakness Of any Kind they should procure bottle of
.BGRHATEs moLbASD DIFFERS" We have tried IL
and can confidently, medicine giving al
most instantaneous reief-DdiEg Eltsrprise.
sold at 81 per bottle SIX bottles for *, h the
oroprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co.
and Chemists corner SMITH
6sld and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
L4U6HLIAES d BUSHFIELD,
sr2s wherlng,va.
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IxcKEAsE on Coal FRElGHT.-Nhe Cumber-
land Journal in noticing the action of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company increasing
the freight, has the subjoined comments:
This increase offreight will be seyercyfet by the
companies operating in this region, and If posi-
BILE they will find some other outlet by which
the products of their mines may be forwarded
to market on a cheaper scale As one means,
they will look to the canal. For some time past
the companies have been seriously contemplate
ing the proPriety of sending the coal by this
great thoroughlare, and now there can be no
doubt that, ere long, the canal will be the prin-
cipal means for the conveyance Of their products
which will be carried through to the district, or
TO Alexandria. Such course would mutually
by felt by the city of Baltimore, which has,
heretofore, received the principal amount OF coal
transported from this region.
AS another means ofconveyance, the cornpan-
les in this region will look forward 10 the COM
pletiou Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad. And the recent action Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, will be an additional stimulus to the
friends of the former road, to hasten the COM
pletior of their work, which will undoubtly he
Il road for coal IT0nsPortdtioR This route be
ing some thirty miles less to the seaboar1 than
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and the rate
of transportation being less; however much the
companies may ucSITe 10 auE3!lcS tlG Interests
of thecity of Baltimore, their own interests and
their own preservation require that they should
secure the cheapest means of transportation.
The revenues of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rold from the coal trade amount to about one
and half millions of dollars ycarly-probably
equal to all the other revenues of the road
Should the companies withhold their shipments
over this road there would be immense falling
off in the revenuesof the railroad company; their
cars would be left idle on the track to whilst
great number of their locomotives would be
left in the engine houses with nothing to do.
That the city of Baltimore has much at stake
is true. The concentration ofthe great burthen
of the coal trade, in city beyond the State
city just rousing from iethargic state in which
she has been lying for years, and now putting
forth every energy to increase her wealth and
importance among the cities of the nation-will
not only infict grTat injury upon her manuiac-
turing interests, but upon her trade and com
merce
Altogether, we think the policy of the BOard
of Directors has been unwise, unjudicious and
detrimental to the interests of the company.
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..REFoRE THE PEoPLEI

The Brdgc Corner Drug Store presents It's claims TO the
public You can scarcely miss getting you If
you ask at The corer Of the quality and Al the low
est market prices.
tyRead their advertisement. sp1o
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR
r e Ste r. a IT L v f.
IT HAS WORKED AI1RACLEs!!t

rTlIAr all BALD and Gray. he restored perfectly to
original growth and color far their locks are con-
cerned not admit of doubt besides VIII cure every
disease of scalp, whether developed dan.
druf itching or in shape eruPtienseven
scaldheadand In possible will fail In curing a;
magic, periodical headache, and II used
week By the Young, regularly Will preserve The
color keep hair from falling TO imaginable age
Read and Judge.
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THE DYsPEPT1C PATIENT, rs--.f...
whose stomach has power duly converting food
into Iirsustaning element relieved By single
this extraordinary tonic. The gastric fluid re.acqrreS
its solvent powcr and nurimcnt which load
and b:rh.u sufferer, while his digestive orEanza
ton araysed strung, becomes under the whole
some in the SYSTEM the basis Of activity
strength and health.
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zaclaria Jacob Ger and others In the Circuit
against Court for Ohio
julia c. PAUL and others. County, Va,
In pursuance OF the Decree OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
County, shall on the "lst day of October at the Court
A Zune's edition to Wheeling, Zanes Island The terms
sale, Crcdof one, and three years by equal
instruments, from the day of sRIa the urca
giving his obligations with good security for the same,
This a improved lot with dwelling houses it,
aud Is sold in order division among the devisees.
VIM. g WICklIAM,
Sp2O-ts Sheriff of Ohio County.
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~ ~ lbs pare aud fresh ground Pepper,
tOI'U 5B lbs Alspice do do
1hN lbs pure do do Ginger,
80 lbs Gloves,
100 lbs Cinnamon, fresh ground
1890 lbs Cream Tartar, ground from the Chrystols,
warranted pure and for sale by
sep1s ALIEN. TURNER.
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MA7RMoNY-GAsrsoSoMI NAMzs.-The fol-
lowing announcement appears in the PhiIadel-
phia papers:
s'Married on the 10th inst, by the Rev. G.
Dram, Mr. WIN. Crsaser, to Miss Hannah Hitch
On, both of Chclter-han. County, Pa"
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PROF. WOOD
DEAR SIR: Ny haIT had, for several years been be-
coming prematnrely gray, accompanied by harsness
which rendered the constant application of oil necessary in
dress!ns When commenced using your Hair Restora.
tive, about two months ago. 1t in that condition. and
having continued its iii within the last three weeks, 1t
natural Color assumed sOftness and
uSre greatly be preferred those produced by tile
pcaton OF oils any other preparation have used
regard Indispensable article for l0hs toilet
whether to be used lair Restorative for the simple
purposes dressing Identifying hair. Youhave per
mission refer all entertain doubt of its dos
'-'''',S MRS C. sYaloNDs
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BntcheIor's Hair Dye-wnrrnnted to dye
brown black DEFY detection, without the least En-
jury the hair or skin admiration of the critical
envy fades It is the perfection ofe
art as sIs the original Made soid applied lin nine
private roOn) at the Wig Factory, s83 broadway, New
York steel plate label With 'WN. A RArcHEtoE" Is on
each box ofgenuine.
The genuine Is sold in wheeling by
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NOTICE.


To the LoreS 81 Home made Manufactures
and tie Public in general.
NHIIsT1AN FLACE sill, continues his business Of Manu-
- featuring Domestic Hosiery for Men, Women and
Chdren's Winter his stand, No. 167 Main st,
South Side OF Suspension Bridge, Wheeling, Va Where he
will be pleased his old customers, and
make him call His stock being of the best
quality; all work warranted.
special Indies is invited to his large
of fine STOCKINGS, OF superior
quality been exhibited in this city. spt9
SUNDRIIIS.
INREsH ARRIVAL.
II % Sacks strictly prime Rio Coffee.
10 Ilhds Prime Sugar,
10 Bbs Powdered Sugar,
Ia Crushed do
8 ia Soft Crushed do
IS Ibis Golden Syrup Molasses,
o. Sacks fine Eastern Salt,
~ iicXcs Raisns,
Cas1; yante Currants,
rs BUls No. 3 medium NackTal,
~ Boxes smoked Herring,
10 Kegs Sup Carb Soda,
10 do Soda saleratus,
ALEX. TURNER,
scplS Main Street.
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New Stock!
JeweweIry, Watches, clocks, silver TTnre.
4


AND FANCY GOODS,
AT BROWNS, 11S MAIN. ST.
TI1HE subscriber his return from the Eastern
cities with much the largest assortment of goods his
line that he has Yet offered.
His numerous patrons and the public generally
peCtuy invited to Gail and examine his magnificent stock
Wheeling, Sept IL, SO
GOLD PENs-A fresh supply makers. just
VI received aud foE sale BY JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Sept IL. Iii Main ST.
HTALL PAPERs.-Now Il the time for bargains, the
w present stock be closed make
Spring supply. Good patterns offered reduced
prices, by JOHN IL. THOMPSON, III Maia st.
New Stock,
WITCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, STL YER PLATED
WARE, FARCY IND JARRETT GOODS
An now opening large magnificent stock Of goods
IN the above line, to which respectfully Invite the
tentlon Of the public. j. 7. SCOTT,
Snl6 15I Main st.
Masonic Regalia.
A FINE assortment of Masonic ReGslia opened and
~ for sale by J. 7. SCOTT,
Saf6 I5E Main st.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. lOn, 1854. Ia ia

PROF O. j. WOOD:
Allow virtues aud magic powers of Your
Hair Restorative Three morts since, being exceedingly
gray, purchased and to two bottles;
it began tell in restor the silver locks To their
and the hair which before dry aud harsh
falling ami glossy, and 1t ased
FILLING; danru disappeared and the scalp lost NIL the
dagreeabe itching annoying before, and now not
~ look but feel Young again.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
CIIAs WHITNEY.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, al2 Broadway, n. Y. and
III Market STU st. Louis,
~ For sale In Wheeling by
sp4-sm : . '''''''' . Vi; bridge Corner.
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al CARD NO THE IAOIES.

u CAED 10 IE1E LADIES'
DIR. DUrUNC0's GOLDEN FEAIAPE PILLS infalli
bile removing sOppases Irregularities of the
Pills nothing new, been used by the Doc
many years. both France and Amerca with
paralele every case, urged many
thousand ladies who have used them make the pills pub
Ic alienation of those suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever well preventive to those ladies whose
health will permit increase of family Pregnant fe
males supposng themselves be cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsiby after the above dmonition although their mild
would prevent any injury heahi otherwise these
Pills recommended Directions accompany each box.
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUGITLINS & BUSHFIELD,
Gen'l Agents for Ohio county,
No IS 2onroV 81,
AlsofoT sale by TN, LOGAN & co.
fridge Corner Druggists.
All orders addressed General Agents
they will supply Projectors prices and send
Pills condenally ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post-offee.
y B-Dr DrpOnco's Golden pills. signature ~. DupOn-
every box none genuine. particulars ge;
CircGar OF Agents. APPLY
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PAIN PANAcEA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
rheumatism Neuralgia, Lumbago scIaca PcurOtc Pains,
Pains in the Side, Chest, Back and face, sweled
and Painful Joints Weak Back, Cramp,
Sore Throat, sprains &c.
The thousands who these Medicines testify
their excellent ners By continuance OF their To
those who have not used them would say TRY THEM and
they will hemo he NIL they represented, and that
they wiIact with nGgic.like effect.
DIR. GEO. W. PHILLIPS Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLLNS d BUSHFZELD,
re14:1y GENERAL AGENTS FOR WESTERN VIRGINIA..
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Dircct Importntiom

DIrcct EmPortntIoh
M this day received from the manufactor
w Belfast, Fall Importation OF Irish Linens,
Riley Linens and Linen Cambria Handkerchief, These
Linens were made especially Snlcs and war
all pure Linen. We would respectfully invite pIr-
chusers examine, determined to sell
less prices than can be purchased in the city.
/ sD19 lIEISKELL 4 SWEARINGES.
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.Ambrotvpes Tor 81,

Wholesale Agents
For sale by Druggists generally. augl5
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FIRST FALL STOCK.
BARGAINSl BARGAINSI
ISAAC PRAG Err has Just received, and is daily receiving
1 from New Ork Auctions, or .#l
TIE CHEAPEST STOCKS OF GooE5
brought Wheeling. Just hear of the prices:
Cacoes yard wide, royal purple, worth lsa< at lUc
French Merinos, best quality, Z" S1,i2 ut 75c
Muslin DeLain' all wool, :. SO at sc
Plaius half wool. 60 at ste
plaids, u 81 at Csc
Muslin DeIaiu, figured. (" 1s11 at 19If
Together with many other goods of the very quality
superior selection, that convinced my stcSk
comparing favorably in this other city, and am
doing my business entirely on the nm
CASH PRINCIPLE,
will be able inducements superior any other
House. Come soon and see for yourselves.
ISAAC rRAGER,
ecpis Eastern Hargain Store,
a,. 1tS Main Street. bet. Monroe a ad Union.
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ag21:H

Inc genuine Is sold in wheeling ~
T. H. LOGAN 4 co.,
ag27:m Bridge Corner Druggists
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Thankful liberal patronage heretofore extended
sep95 N''''i,e, McoLAiLENs, KNOX d CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-17

MICROSCOPIC DISCOVERIES OF TIE NATURE
OF BLIGHT ~ Wharf.-The researches OF
VI. {. Davaine into the nature Of blight in
wheat have been published lately in the
Complies Reydus Wheat is subject to dis
ease which in rainy seasons is very prevalent
in certain districts; it is known under the
name Of blight. This disease is caused by
microscopic animalcUles, whose organization
is similar to that of the cylindrc worms
which live as parasites in the vorticello and
IN man. They are helminthes of the order
of Observation-Disclosures These wheat
worms have the remarkable capability of re-
naming in dry and horny state for wears.
and then regaining life and motion on being
moiStened, and this process can be repeated
eight or ten times. Ii was long disputed
whether they were animals or vegetables.
On examining grain of blighted wheat, it
is found to consist Of hard shell filed with
a white powder. This powder contains no
trace of starch; in consists entirely OF mi
croscopic threads, which are dry, stiff worms.
When placed in water these worms exhibit
microscopic motion for 4 few moments
When the wheat is new they soon make
other manifold and considerable movements
which are unmistakable signs of life. When
the grain is old it requires several hours, or
sometimes even days, before they resume
motion and life. In a single grain Of affect
ed wheat there are generally several thou
sands of these worms. They have no seXu-
al distinction; they are the offspring of
other forms. Before blight comes on there
are found from two to twelve larger worms
in each kernal which is about to be affected,
and the females of these larger worms have
been observed to lay eggs. If blighted
wheat is sown with sound, the worms, after
a few weeks, and when the sound wheat has
germinated, are awakened into life By the
moisture of the earth, break through the
thin shell which has confined them, and fol-
low the dictates of individual enterprise
The great mass of them die an unfruitful
death, but a few reach the germinated wheat
and effect lodgment in the stalk under the
forming leaves They are carried up by the
growth of the plant, and in wet weather by
their own exertions As they are dried up
most of the time, they suffer no considerable
change until they enter into the forming
kernels and lay their eggs. The blighted
wheat is no more grain than nut gals are
fruit Its tissue is composed OF hyper
tropical cells. 1t is only after the worms
have entered this tissue that their repro
ductive organs become distinct Both males
and females become much iargcr, but the
females are larger than the males and lay a
multitude of eggs, in which can be seen an
embryo that soon breaks through the mem
brane of the egg and commences its larva
life By the time the sound corn is ripe the
parents are dead, their remains are dried into
almost nothing, the eggshells are absorbed,
and the grain is apparently filled with nothing
but white powder This is, as before stated,
the dry Hclminthes.
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SURGICAL STRANGE CAsE-Six
years since German lady-Mrs yungels-
was expected to become mother, but when
the time came round, though she was very
sick, no child was born; it remained with
her. Two years went by when she had a
living, healthy child, but the original still
remained. During the four succeeding years
she was the mother of another child, but
still the original remained. For quite a
length Of time she has resided near Aurora
in very delicate state Of health, having an
opening in her side, through which bones
were protruding. At this juncture she senl
for DIR. 'lleitz German, living near Chica
go; he came, and on seeing his patient de-
sired council, when DIR. Young, Of this vii
lage, was sent for by the famil-. These
gentlemen, believing n surgical operation
might relieve her, desired that Dr. Allairt
should be sent for On considering the pc
culiar features Of the case, the doctors camt
to the conclusion to perform an operation
and extract the child. This was at once
proceeded with, and though tedious and
painful, was entirely successful-the whol.
substance being removed-thus relieving The
patient of burden she had carried for sA
years, and which, at the time, was apparent
ly dragging her TO the grave. The opera
ton was performed last Monday, since which
time, we understand, Mrs. j. is improving
very fast. We examined the bones yester.
day at DIR. Young's Office, and found then
completely Ossitied. The above is one o
the most singular cases on medical record
-1ur0ra BedrOn.
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NETERTNARY.-I Wash for Hounds on Cat
Ue.-Dissolve one ounce of sulphate Of zinc
(white copperas) in quart of soft water
and wash the wound with this, morning and
evening. 1t is an excellent wash for common
sores, but for virulent ulcers of long stand
ing, the following is also an excellent and
more powerful wash: Sulphate of zinc, one
ounce corrosive sublimate, one dram; and
muriatic acid, spirit of salt) drains all
dissolved in pint of soft water and bottled
for use. Apply it with a sponge mo rning
and evening.
oil for Wounds-Take one pint Of meats
foot oil, and half an ounce of the oil of
thyme; mix them together and add, by de-
grecs, 6 drains of the oil of vitriol These
ingredients must be well stirred in a glass or
stonc-ware vessel until they are perfectly in
corporated, then bottled up for use This is
an excellent oil for bruises in the feet of
horses and oxen.
Hoef Ointment.-Take one pound each of
tar and tallow, and mix them with half a
pound of common turpentine in stone ware
dish. Stir them well until they are tho
roughly incorporated together. This forms
an excellent dressing for the sore hoofs of
horses and oxsn.-Scientifc american,
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Railroad Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
" "ood1ord, Marshall, Putnam and Tazewell
counties was held at the court house in Meta
mora on Saturday, May Sd, 1856 for the
purpose OF forming company for the con-
Struction of a railroad from n noint at or
near Tonica, on the Illinois Central Railroad
+" Petersburg in Meuard county. with n
northern direction from lonIca connecting
with other railroads to Chicago. with south
western direction from Petersburg towards
iilinoistown, opposite st. Louis.
The following named gentlemen were pre-.
sent as delegates from Putnam, appointed as
a previous meeting held in Magnolia, to this
meeting, to wit: Albert Reynolds, Arnold
Thornton, Wm. T. PARROT, Walter Cowan,
George NJ DeImon, Isaac Parsons, n. II.
Sets, Thomas philson, II. X Basco,n, John
Van Horn, j. W. FyHc, j. Lynch.
House called 10 order by j. ID. Perry, Sec
rctary. IN the absence of Hon. Wm. T..
buckingham, VIM. Il. Green, Esq, of Mar
shall county, was called to the chair.
On motion Of If. l.. S. Haskell ESQ, the
minutes Of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
On the call Of II. l.. ). Haskell, Esq. the
committee appointed 20 draft charter for
the formation Of company reported the
same, which was read and adopted with the
following amendment 10 wit:
That resolution st &c amended by striking
out the words "at or near La Sale and
inserting the words "at or near Tonica, and
thence in a northern direction"
On motion Of John Clark, Esq, carried
that committee of tise be appointed, with
power to appoint delegates to attend railroad
meetings to be held in Magnolia and ether
places on the line Of the proposed route
whereupon John j. Perry, George Ray. Jno.
w. Page, John Clark and James ID. Perry
were appointed said committee.
On motion Of +. y. Farnsworth, the COM
mittee appointed by the articles Of corpora
ton opened the books for the reception Of
subscriptions; whereupon some two hun
dred shares were subscribed to the capital
stock of the company.
Mr. Morgan, Of Marshall, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
That the Woodtord Visitor, Menard inter,
Missouri EepDJiieaa, Chicago Times, Ottawa
Free Ira3er, State HegiSter Ilfi,lois Citizen,
Peru Chronicle, Hennepin 1r,huas and Hen
ry Courier be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting
On motion OF Albert Reynolds, Esq, Of
Magnolia, carried, that this meeting adjourn
to meet at Magnolia on Saturday the 10th
inst, for the purpose of elcctins officers for
said company. WM. b. GREEN, Chm.
. JAMES d. PEErv, Sec'y.
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Com Co.'s AND CoTToN SEEDs.-A number
of gentlemen in various parts of the country
are engaged in making experiments in agri
cultural chemistry, and several interesting
reports have just been received. One from
Dr. Charles Il. jackson, Of Boston, who
had analyzed the corn cob, acquaints the
bureau that it contains four and half parts
of nutritive matter, consisting of gum,
starch, and dietrine. Another report from
the same gentleman furnishes the result OF
chemical researches on the seed of the cot
compliant, made during geological excursions
through the States of North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Georgia. The report says
that cotton-seed may be protitably employed
in the production of rich oil, and that the
woolly fiber adhering to the hulls may be
economical in the manufacture of paper,
while the substance of the seed may be en-
ployed for feeding animals, and also as an
excellent fertilizer.