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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

e e CoTTos sEED.-The New Orleans Picayune
notices the engagement of shipof 500 tons to
take afnll cargo of cotton seed from that port to
Providence r. l., where the article is to be turn
ed into and oil cake. An extensive factory
for extracting oil from the seed of cotton is al
ready in operation in Rhode Island and one or
two eompaniesare forming in Boston with the
object of getting up, similar; establishments
there: This is an enterprise inwhich the South
isgrcatiy interested, promising, as it does, to
convert an article hitherto worse than, useless,
into one of great commercial value
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12
MAGICAL. PAIN IsX-
80 - \ rPRAG TI1R

Z s
INFLAMMATION are as inseparable as III RE and
ton produces pain and produces
namaton Wherever there's unnatural heat throbbing or
Fetness no matter it'll caused by fever. hurt
ore poison rheimatisn piles, scai sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
ea..re. spreyent pain
and restore nature inflammation be suBdued. To &C.
cpnplish the efforts of the physician are
ed Thousands Of physicians thousand of first and
most sasacons persons who have used
ALPA1N EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit that its
control inflammation wonderful and
instantly allaying the PAIN nenrang poison
morbid secretions and forcing course
renewing healing. No burn. seald, ament
two severe TO yield to its soothing curing nacuce APP
ply 1t Immediately and the euro has Commenced -
The Genuine isenveioped Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of cLIGkENER co., proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, nanufaeturer, upon each box. Price
25 cts. per box.
orders should he addressed to @. Clickener
co.. 81 Barclay St New York. f7q T.HELoGAN8 Co.
sp2s;;liraa stssss < ~ IS Wheeling Va.
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WATERFORD, Mass, July %, is

wArRRFoRp Mass, July %, 1855.
sPRoP o. J. WOOD: With confidence do recommend
your Hair being the most eicaeious article
eyer saw have used Waiphene and other prepara-
tons OF day, without effect Since using your HAN
nv hair and which almost white
have graiually grown dark and feel confident that
few applications will restore them to their natural
color It also has relieved all dandrG and unpleas
itching, persons who
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12
Chicago, III, aay.i 1854. 0f-7'

rFIE ssliEFoRp, Worcester Co.. Mass, Nov. 10, 1855.
PROF. o. y. wooD-Dear Sir: take pleasure In bear
ing voluntary testimony the effects your
derful Hair restorative As Ear back as ls39 hair COM
Inenced falling until the OF scalp became bald
and smooth glass, and has continued to fall for
many years, have rsed many celebrated
preparations Seeing advertisement,
induced to give article trial and my utter
constituent, found, after applications, that hair
became rnIyset and glossy and beautiful APP
pearance; but by the time had bottle bald
hea covered with young and vigorous growth
hair which is from inches length,
growing fast.f Yours, truly s HENRY GOODRICH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

TuE New York Chamber of Commerce has
taken action recommending an alteration in the
usury laws AT a late meeting an address was
accepted to be presented to the different mem.
bers of the Legislature also the form Of an Act
relative to Usurs, TO take the place ofsthe pre-
sent one, BY which it is contemplated that Dor.
rowers and lenders shall be free, on all drafts
aud notes having not more than eight months
to run, to make suck gain rs they please;
bnt where a suit at law is resorted to- the courts
can only allow tferegular rate of interest
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A LII LA LII
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION Wy :
&. PROF.. WOODS
HAIR RESTORAIIV- u.

vyrEs CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
w young to wonderful preparations when turns
back TO lis original color gray acoyers the mead OF
bald with luxuriant the @
The natural ids and hence, If used regular dress
ing for the hair will preserve its color and keep ~ from
Sne to extreme old age, all its natural beauty We
call then upon bald the gray, diseased IN scalp 70
it, surely the young VIII not as me
IS upon the tongue Of thousands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

Bnicheior's AHnir Dya-The, Original, Reliable,
True and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ali question the
fades falls to dye brown black nature without
the least injury to the skin hair Made and sold APP
Piled Tin nine private rooms) BATcHELoRs old estab
sed Wig Factory 1913 Broadway, New York All genuine
dye has upon wa psrcnKLoss steel ed label
Sold by n. II. LOGAN & CO., M
noreI:1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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To WHOLESALE
AND cousrRs DKuaaIsTs.. ed

is 49,, BAssks! PARs,
No. 800 broadway, n. y invite attention of close buy
era to their immense stock otEuropean and American
PATENT MgpIcISEs,
the most complete in either heIspheres at and
below proprleors prices, by dozen, pasaee or 100
gross pAasKs PARK, n ". Cincinnati California
sos2Idswsn
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TnsAs.- The State Gazette publishes official
returns from seventy -onc counties, which gives
Buchanan majority of IL III so far; forty five
his majority viii not fall short Of II, 900
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AmbrotYpea For SI.

PARTRIDGE, At his spacious rooms with fac
ties for operating and for light equal 10
amy in the country, and any city Is
producing tese beautiful pictures which
in the country. He prepared TO make Atnrotypes so
they can be sent mail thout postage. Also 70 set
them In ioekets and pins price Dasuerreotypes
Pictures made for good asspeeihens exhibited
and warranted to last foi ages une hanged. - ~
Of Main 81 above Monroe over Marsh
Taslor's new store. Augis
Tus ouEsrIon sErrLEp.-8DAMs was awarded The mrs
Fair in this city Also, premium display
guerreotypes. OsK HrslED DoLLAss nil be gisenso any
AFfit IN rfsgfafd equal his pictures.
Glass Silver plate. his Gallery 1856 Main street,
Union and examine his Arabrotypes Dagaerreo.
types AID Photngraphs. oetii
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"A .GARIo, yI,o9- TH1 I,Ti.S g


..t.1sA. CAfSD57To THE aIsADIIIS.sa
DIR. DupoNce's GOLDEN PEafAPE PILLS are sfnfai (
bic In removing steppases OF the erses
These Pills are nothing but have been by Doc
tor for many years both In France America with un
success he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, make the pis pub
c for the aevatIon Of those suffering from any Irregular
whatever well preventive 10 those ladies whose
health viii not permit increase family Pregnant fe
males those be so arc cautioned
against using these Pulls, The proprietor assumes no re-
sponsibity after the above adoniton although mild
ness would prevent any Injury to heatt otherwise these
pins are recommended. Directions each box
Price 81. soldwholesae retail by 81 Re- 81 5t
LAUGHLINs & BusHFIELD,
Gent Agents for Ohio county, No rs Monros A. +
Also for sale by z n II. LOGAN s co. tltissa
ssasafi rs - 10 4 Bridge Corner Druggists.
must be addressed to the above General
they viii supply the trade Proprietors prices and send
the Pills 70 ladies mall by enclosing 81 to
either, At the Wheeling Post ONCE ss5as4l5s
n BTTpr. pupOnee's Golden pls signature pupen
coz box; other genuine For re.
circular VI OF Agents. ap25-1y
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8 +, ~ Q i Az ~ . FIG III s.,

POOR OLD NED.p
:. - And he had no wool on the top of his head,
On the pless yhers the wool ought to grow.,' 4
~ For further information, see advertisement, OF
H. Logan Co. in another column.
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Whaeling Ialand Pronerts

rI7HE undersigned offers for sale all that part Of Wl
i Island now In the occupancy otwilllam Clars =,
ranging in size from One and half to Five Acres ~
lane, forty feet wide running through the centre
Town Lots TO the head of tie Island. Use
For beauty Of location, and fertility Of SOIL this r.nt
NOT y = ~ on veT ana TO Pefa.ls
yenient The city, or to thuSe wishing to engage in he G
ness OF Market Gardening, offers strong ndueen,,
purchase. .ls8f- .fst.lafH '4z5 .i.-.t
pott of the premises can be seem making appe.,
the subscriber who viii give every information IN 80
ton 1t; and the terms OF sale will be very liberal
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG
Atty in tactic,
je14 HENRY MOORE, Trnsi,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

5 NKw YosK, oct. g. 1851
PROP. %. J. wooD--Dcar Sir: After reading the
sement in of the New York Journals
Hair Restorative, procured alf-pint bottle, and
much pleased with that continued its fortwo months
aud satsed s the best paration before the public
Il at once removed all dandru and unpleasant itching
the scalp, and has restored my hair naturally, and have
no doubt, permar emily - = Z = u ~
You have permission ,swlo entertain any
doubt of its performing all that Is claimed forit.
MISS FEEKS Az.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12
CHARTER ELRcT1oM

Mr.. Eprros.-Yoa WIN please announce the name o.
HENRY SHARP candidate for Street comIa.sio
and 00l'ss tdsei2.l MANY crrIzESs.
Mn. Epi1cH-iIaying been requested by large number
of voters from the different Of the city, 70 become a
candidate for Street have concluded 10 do
and If elected discharge the duties Of that once
promptly. tdeelo. GEORGE RuLeER.
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CoUNrERFRrTERs. BEWARE,

reward offered for detection Of person eoun
terfeiting. initiating. any such counterfeit
or imitation of BaAuAvEs IIeiLAsn BrrRRs The genuine
highly concentrated Holland Biters, put up in laf pint
bottles oy having the name OF the proprietor B. p4ck Jx
hiownntten and his signature around the OF each
and every bottle.
This delightful aroma, popular as remedy for Fever
and Asus, Weakness Of all kinds Dyspepsia Indigestion
Headachs, oosveness Piles, obtained from any
of our respectable Drugglsts.
cAurIos-To prevent imposition, be carefai to ask for
Bcerhave's Holland Bitiers
-soidat 81 per bottle or six bottles for as ty the
Proprietofs, BRNJAsilS PAGE, JR 4 Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceusts and Chemists, Pittsburgh
Pa;and by LAUGRELSSs BUSHFIELD,
dscli Wheeling, Va.
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IpEMS.

Snow SroRM n THE NORTHWEST The storm
of Tuesday last was very severe along Lake
Michigan. Many buildings were swept away
piers da,nagsd riaees fsns
blocked up, and no trains are arriving or de-
parting.
There have been twenty six iscagoing vessels
reported to have been totally lost during the
past month of November, involving loss of
81, 3F5, 500. ~ S'3tl'l n
MEw onLRAxs 50 10000 is estimated as
increased assessment on property in New Or
leans this year more than last Total amount
last year So, 253, $50, this $40, T22 $780,
tits stated that Mr.. Hanlin will resign his
seat in the US Senate on the LIST of january,
to assume the duties of Governor of Maine.
Tho disasters to steamers this year on the
lakes, rivers and oceans show u loss of life of
433 persons. - 34s
Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer has been elected
iord-rector of the Glasgow University by a large
majority over Lord Stanley. 81
!, "A .HASpsoME PRoFiT.-The q. s. Govern
ment has bought the Brick Church property in
New York, as a site for Post Office, paying
500, 200 for it. ltswas owned by three ind.
yiduals, who, n few months ago, bought it Il for
only S2T5, 000 sisio Sssss,ii'Sssfs
: Not less than nine bears have lately been
captured IN ,Dauphin county, near Harrisburg,
Pa. sissSv ~ p
( A Young man named YIN, Steele, who went
TO Louisville, KY, about week ago, with fine
recomme ndati ions, succeeded in robbing the ex-
press office of Livingston, Fargo & Co.. where
he was temporarily employed, of 1000, on
"Wednesday last: lie was arrested, the robbery
confessed, and the money recovered. He was
committed in default of S., 900 bail.
TAnL. KENTUCKY FAsILY.-Ihere is a family
in Bourbon county, KY, consisting of father,
mother, six sons and three daughters. The
itallest of the number is feet IL inches, anlthe
shortest . feet inches, their united tallncss is
40 feet. The latest of the family weighs 2S5
pounds, and the leanest $50, weight of whole
%, 93 pounds.
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a ael.s .sillstJ 81 = s1F black, r,s,,..
FARM FOR SALE.

ryNHE farm and improvements lately occupied nv n
Miller, deceased will be sold at pnblc auction N "
18th Of December, 1856, the highest bidder SaJ
situated in Ohio county, Virginia, miles from W.
and the Way ncsbura road, three miles from the ~
neilt, containing hundred and foFty-One (IsiI
about seventy of same cleared and in high ,tss
cultivation; balance well tmberef The is S,n -
tered and would make good stock farm. -
Terms made known day Of sale. Titls indisrat,t.
For further Information enquire of
~ HENRY :. THnRNHCRGu
Half mile from Triadelphia Middle wheeIiny CTsts
noy26 $50. >NA-
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The following persons, deck passengers, were
severely scalded 20 George Waller. Peter Dayis.
Dennis Ryan. Patrick Ryan, Hugh Fiaherty,
Edward Murphy, Paris Brown, John Kefiger.
Thomas Mari, Thomas Dorsey, Geo. Dagan, of
Ripley, and NJ. Miller, also the second Steward
of the boat, whose name we did not learn, and
one of the firemen, a colored man Theiniured
received every attention from the officers OF the
boat aud the physicians Of Concord and Angus
IA. None of the cabin passengers we're injured,
and the Big Sandy packet, Scioto No. ., passed
up shortly after the accident and took the Ken
tucky's passengers off. The Bostona brought
the Kentucky in tow 70 this place yesterday
morning. The boat, with the exception of her
steam pipe, is uninjured ,.s.ls & sSs57
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

have Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired Its wondsrfai etfees It restored hair
where ii had fallen OF it cleans head ami renders The
hair soft and sniooth-inueh more than oil.
cA y = " - 4 MARY "A. ATKINSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

snnd's snr.npnriIin.-The Popularity acquired
by this truly invaluable medicine extended as 1t is
richly nerite II the tens Of thousands OF
GERS which have been eearced and permanently healed
by this extraordinary anseptc had tongae chorus
Of testimony would attest m efficacy. only scroula
and all external manifestations disease
bilious Complaints General Debility the
nal disorders to which affords speedy lasting relief
Prepared and sold by a. n D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York. ss65t 100
Sold also by A. O. GOOD L co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

- y
wa. BARR EFT, Proprietor.
hTaHIS known Hotel has been newly renovated All
now fnrnisl es the best of accommodauonsto uaTSI
AT MODERATE RATES.
Hisoeateal ar the centre or the city, opposis. he sz
pension Bridge and only few from the Railroad
Depots and SteL mb0at landing.
ss5g5ss sas-s EXCELLENT sTABLING
Is attached totle House. Travellers and boars raj
assured that pains will be spared add 10 tr con
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o. ]. WOOD co., Proprietor, si2 Roadway, NJ Y and
ia Market ST., ST. Louis. z. ~ 27i7 -
+ sag- For salem Wheeling by
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!

WIS young gentleman now living in our
who know him will bear testimony snerngs and
cure are no eSagseration. Some of the
be seen by calling at 2i0 Baltimore In his
he is Il 81 - y - ' .'sA
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.'And he had no wool on the top of his head,
On die place where the wool ought 70 grow.n

I =
Of January, 1857. - - = 40
AT the time and place there viii be general meet
Ing for the purpose of determining whether
they viii and accept the provisions Of the act Of
the General Assembly, passed March 18th, 1856. entitled
IAN Act extend the charter Of the Merchants and Me
chanics Bank of Wheelng.r ~ ~ eff-
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A MONUMENT, nf
LIKE MANY oTHERS,lToT THE
q - go :. GREAT VIRTUES OF
{ HAMPZ0HS KEGETaBLE T1HcTUREyK >

~ the advice ofny friends remedies some
which gave me only relief to o,
M sn n sweRg came on my left hip pain
er aise formed on my spine which my physicians cut ont
AZ the same time 70 cut OF right leg as tr
az esS en nay ~ arm and also also on
Gu nose who saw them Was reduced mere skeleton
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12

,..,.,.. DEATH A RELIEF =
setns and all the remedies conl henr ~ ,sIs
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS yR6iTABIt TINn
asYi.d Of dseass staila5 % The iori under
t Ty YEAR,; i. commenced taking .afo,is Tsge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Manufactory.

MANUPACTURER8o OF HATS AND CATS.
III As on hand and Is manifestations and receiving aa
and general assortm emit HINTS and Cans eut1priSn
all the varieties OF color and shape Hats and CAPS
OF the latest fashion and manufactured from
est material and the best all which y
From my experience in the business and having aEs
used my best endeavors to please and furnish tile public
good fashionable, and servceable hat feel coufdt2
with my present facilities, and large hand hi
am able to supply my patrons with article Superior
any heretofore offered. - i5s5. = ~
respectfully request call from those in want Of HAI
and Caps, before purchasing elsew where.
81 S. AVERY, Ne l46 Main ST.
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TgRRIRLE SrnANBoAr AcclpEsr 71rts Men
Killed Fourteen Badly Scalfsd Wv copy the
following from the Cincinnati. Gazette, Of Mon
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PIG IRON.

: l1flE To TIItNtLNta z
100 TONS M.. Savage Furnace, hot blast,
y $50 "a Monroe Furnace, 49, .s f....-l s z
for sale by si.fs DoANE & CowGILL,
dec10 Garner Main and Onfncv
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The deceased was aged about As years. and
has been consul at this port some four or five
years, having succeeded the late j. McTayishiin
that position. He leaves a wife and familysin
London, they having remained when he assnm-
ed the duties of his consulate, and never having
Joined him here. I9Isvs.g 2
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Sold also by A. g. GOOD & CO.,
Wheeling, Va.
Z Sold also by Druggists generally. dec2:1m
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{ The brothers Taylor were subsequently order
swer the charge at the court OF general sessions.
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Beeks, StatlonerY q wan Paper

III AlING p9Fc'ased the Book. Stationery and waltz.
par estahshnent,of John IL Thompson viii eoniiz.
le the business at The old stand III Main street Wt1
and solicit continuance the patrons
ne5e,oiore SO literally xtended to my predecessor
" Is my purpose 10 keep constantly on hand full lsa
eoaaste In the various branches the tu
ness and 70 sell the lowest prices = = n
no country Merchants, Teachers and others puTehas:
prices ISL = = - " 49,
=. Cash paid for Rags.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-23

HE Trade ON HE MI>>orrI E1yrr
l. Ut IL SO says the ST. I.oui, H,.nn,,l;.
can. Ii.e Border Rulli.ns have oyr,douo
'he business OF playing hi-hwa,mcn. and tie
merchants ana steamboats, o. Tie Ni>>onr, Wv.
er are not gamers 10y the Consequences. The
h''p"olcan. without reference to the cans,
thus notices tn, effect:
lHE RIVER TEADr-N.yer in The roo
'".trtIon OF he ''o!dr>t inhaii,ar," has tho
river trade been a> dali as duiinr the ,,,~-
tw" weeks; there has IN tact been rotI;n,,
doinc worth io'icing. M,>ou,i river. nm,
rs first opening last March M to the ,,r,.,..,,
fInr has been hlgh. or IN first rate eating
ofnrr. ana during Tie spring season ali rl..
boats III 'hr nNrr(Ind thy were lrpo;r)
welt NJ and came down loaded 10 th..;r ~.
most capacity Immense amount, Of r.. i,i,t.
'nh Passengers hts~hrrn taken esther way
ma "FrrI boat III the trade made. money.
business has nOw tecUnns. dlli-tht-~.. !. ,,r..
-'''ie 20 20 Up ana rot H.u = u ne donu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-23

satisfaction OF Southern huliie> and blarklcss
OF the Brooks and Herbert STAMP. II the
present order If things is to continue. how
lonr vii. it be. think Won, before even the
people Of Vermont will BE- denied tie right
of free speech on our own soil, As We are
now virtually. through onr Senators and Rep
re>rnta,ivc< IN Congress:
Saai! TIE voun- men OF Vermont prove
recrrant To Liberty AND Freedom. that spirit
which animated hose who fought and bed
tor that priceless boon which their children
have 50 lonw eriovcd? Are they to be
frightened or caiol"d INTO supporting men for
office whose hands are po,iuird (,nIi:ictilv
AZ lca>t) with the blood Of human heinz, in
BONDAGE AMI who. If elected, will l.InI and
riv.t those letters which the slave power has
been - loHu for.inc:
a man born aud reared at the Sor'h has
perhaps. some ex,II>r Tor upho!iln" The 'Pc-
cular institution :" bui FOR Won or me, or any
one who has ever brcathrd the pure air of
the Green Mountain St.tr, there is-thcre
can be none.
In conclusion | would say in behalf Of the
younI men of tbs County, that We >h.ll sup
port Frredo;,'> candidstr>. FErNoNr AND
DAYTON. and trust that the vote Of ,hr en-
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