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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03
sPBcIAL NOTICE S.
AYERS cATaARTIc PILLS.
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PROP. HAYES state Chemist Vf says 'nss
are The hest Of an Pals. aud annexed the men who eeFtg
that DSet. Hayes knows, vtE:
LEUEL SHAW, Chief yastise of the suFsc@e c0eFt OF
Massachusetts
EMORY WAsIBURS, Cor. OF Mas.
W O. PLuNKITT. Lieat. Gov. of Mass
TOWARD EVERETT, Rysre. Of STATE and Senator Of the
ROBERT C WINTHROP, Ey-spsaksr House Of Rsrs,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE. Nuls,se Pispipotenaary to Great
Britain.
+JoHN r. FIrzpArRIcE, ca.hole Bishop Of Boston.
Blcu thai nre 5Icn!
Among the This Pm has eurOd with astonishing IA.
pIdity, ve may mention
co.tircness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, nFopsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nausea
IudSesn Morbid inaetou the BoEes, and pain arising
.herefrom FIauieney, Appetite, all Ueerous aad
eutaaeons Di.sase which require evaeuant Medicine
sercfala or Kings They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the SYstom, complaints which It
would no. be supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial Bndness Neuralgia and Nervous IrritailS De-
ran=eneuts Of the Kidneys Gou and other kim
drcd complaints arising low state Of the body, OBJ
strueons Of its runctions the best Pursatve
deine ever discovered and you Will but need to use them
once to know 1t.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. ArER, Practical Chemist, Lowell
Massachusetts sold by all Druggists and dealers in Ned
Ieine throughout this section.
A C. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
les Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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ONE HUNIoREp DOLLARS.

wiz be given to any artist Virginia rhO viii exhibit
twelve pictures viz: SIX niJType and six DdgHTroge'
OF e7aGl twelve which Mr.. Adams will select from
his collection. Hehas opened Gallery FOrbsJez-
eiry Store 1876 Main sylshs on the most
approved principles which be equalled unless simi
larry situated fronting the river with rooms easy Of ae
cess, large arranged With convenience for
making class pictures Of every style and size He
happyto announce that be assisted by Mr. JAMES CAnT
the pictures that were awarded the high
est premium God Adal the last fair of the american
Assitute Castle Garden New York, also the Only rettn'n
aeaeded for aguerreotyPes tie Worlds Fair at Prts
9Ir A. has received nee st'ds eight diplomas for the
best p.EuerrcotyPss exhibited different fairs in the United
States which fy their superiority and having been
Ouore large proportion of the business in WhevnE
tue past year he expects aeA rot only to
retain bat enlarge number nf his patrons especial
he relies on the atrisic marta Of his productions rath
e. than display Of furniture. 6rcyss either on sisg's
or double pss DaguerrOtypcs plain coored equal
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices up to
hny dollars. light being made Of French Plate Glass
aud being unob.rucsd by other buildings pictures be
made from snMrJe Pictures children taken ia
qmeousy from "a NJ loGP.M. Yet,he light soft
and mild that persons with weak eyes sit by win
feet ease. Cloudy days good any by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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FRnM TME SnI-TH

BALI, June l.-Orleans mail of Monday re-
cciyed.
An encounter occurred at Bayu Sara, between
Marks. editor Of the Ledger and Robinson edi.
tor of the Chronicle Robinson was killed and
Marks wounded.
Dates from Mexico to the 2sd, state that
the Bishop of Puebla was banished the country.
The attempt made to rescue him by the Church
party failed. Several arrests have been made
The Bishop sailed for Bordeaux. Sherman,
Admiral of the Pacific squadron was imprisoned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03
MANIFESTATIONS MEETING

CoxcoKD, \. H., june "a large meeting of
the citizens of Concord and its vicinity was held
on Saturday evening, to express the indignation
aroused by the Kansas and Sumner outragcs.-
Addresses were made by T'hos- p. Tradwcll A.
Bellows, Sylvester Dana, Rev. j. II. Moore and
others.
Resolutions were adopted deaouncing the at
tack on Sumner as brutal and cOwardly, and
urging the expulsion of the assailant from Con-
gress; also -condemuing the recent outrages in
kansas, and attributing both to the grasping
power of Slavery, and calling on all parties to
resist, and effect its exclusion from the Terrific
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TrIIs+ Sale

10y virtue Of Deed Trust the subscribe
ID nv George Hartman and Eif, and luy recorded H. the
Clerks Oee OF Ohio eountIeonrt, in deed Sook nu,r
80 mage 2I7 &c, will proceed, for the purposes therein
nanrd on MONDAY the l6;h day of June, 1856, to sr a;
public auction front door OF the Court OF Ono
county the real eSnte said deed specified and situated in
the Fh Ward Of the etv Of Wheeling follows Wit
numbered hfleen il5l and sixteen (i5 e se
of street, Lots numbered hundred
CsI9 hundred and forty FIVE (iS and the Of
hundred tEsntysS 22G and the north alf hun.
reI (22l the east side Of EOG street the
north Of lot numbered hundred AID sixty-r b.
6S the West side Of Chnpiine s'rett Lot nu, r
hundred aud thrty-tve (l!) the corner Of
Market and Third streets, Lot numbered hundred and
S) the fast side Of MARKET Lot
bcred hundred anil twenty (2Il the
corner Market and Second streets and all that parcel
ground which conveyed said Hardraa tbs
ices Of the Second presby Church. being
Webster aud Rin back about eighty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

HEAVY Price FOR HorsE.-In the Paris
correspondence of the n. Y. Express, we notice
the following piece of Yankeeistn
| The arithmetical problem about the black
smith who agreed to shoe horse on condition
| that the owner of the animal would pay him a
farthing for the first nail, two farthings for the
second and so on, doubling, up TO the twentieth
nail, is familiar with US all. How many school
hoy. unrelecting urchin has been dunbfoun-
dered BY the sum arrived at finally, and how
| lucky fellow that blacksmith has always been
noted to have been.
Well, the blacksmith, his nails, and his fool
! ish customer, have just been renewed, and
made their appearance in other shapes. before
! one Of our courts. A proprjetairs, or property
owner, some time ago sold to his brother-in-
| law d house, on certain terms, verbally agreed
upon between the parties. The payment was
/ to consist of fifty-two annual instruments; the
! first year half centime, about one mill Amer
| lean currency the second one centime, &c,
doubling each year until the end. Three thou-
sand francs had already been paid over and the
stupid brother-n-law had not yet begun to smell
a rat when the time arrived for regular wri-
tiugs to be drawn up. The notary to whom
the preparation of the papers was conflded, in
formed the buyer that the expenses of register
ing the sale, according to the law, would ex-
coed 10000 francs, and that his house would
cost him twenty-one millions. This opened the
eyes of our Spectator and he appealed to the
courts to force the other to restore his 5000
francs, and take back his house. AS the laws
of France do not exactly recognize such trans
actions as these, the latter has been Obliged to
diSgorge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

RThe most profound metaphysician of the
age, Sir William Hamilton, died in Edinburgh
on the 9th inst. He was one Of the professors
had been for many years in delicate health, yet
had the most enthusiastic class in the whole U
University. He possessed an indOmitable spirit,
and his research was enormous. lie was al
WAYS adding 70 his store, and not long before
his decease lie might be seen stretched on So
"a, his right eye in shade and his right arm
In sling, with some Ponderous tome of the
middle ages before him. His works have been
repub!ished in this country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

UNIVERSITY or VIEGINIA.-The meeting Of the
Board Of Visitors to the University, which took
place on Monday last. resulted in several addi-
;ons to the professional department and division
of the chair of ancient languages. chair of
history and general literature, together with that
Of anatomy, materia nedica, and botany, was
created. Latin and Greek were assigned TO two
professors, the former of which DIR. HARRISON re-
tains These changes were found to be ncces-
sary, and they indicate the increasing prospect
ty of this noble university. There are 55S stu
dents now in Attendance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

~ The Philadelphia North American says:
Speaker Banks made decision in the Q. S.
House Of Representatives on Friday last, which
has astonished and displeased all the And-Ne-
braska members of that body. Mr. Stanton, of
Ohio, after full consultation with the Repubii-
can and American members, introduced resOlu-
lions to protect the Congressional Committee in
Kansas He claimed precedence for them on
the ground of its being question of privilege,
but the Speaker decided that they did not come
within that category, and 50 the movement was
defeated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

Tue Hos. EDWARD EvERETr.-The action Of
the Connecticut Senate in relation to this gen.
tleman, has been severely criticised, by some of
the newspapers in that State as well as else
where. It now appears that the assumption
upon which that action was based, was errOne-
Gus. The Boston Daily Advertiser, whose edi-
tor is a relative of Mr.. Everett, says:-
We cannot tell what was the nature of the
information upon which the Connecticut SEN
ate acted but We know the actual facts in the
case to be these: Mr.. Everett was called upon.
on Saturday morning, by two gentlemen, one of
whom only was known TO him, and was requcs-
ted to attend the meeting to be held in Faneuil
Hall that evening, to act as one Of tho Vice Pre-
gidents, and tn address the meeting. Mr. Eve
rett stated to them that he shared the FEELING
.ahieA pereaded the community on the subject Of
tie ttsSaWIL on Mr. Sumner to iss full erteNt;
hut as he had retired definitely from public life
on resigning his seat in the Senate two years
ago. and had often and quite recently repeated
his intention to adhere TO that determination,
he Thought he could not consistently take part
in tho meeting. In the course Of the interview
(Which lasted for few minutes Only,) Mr. Eve
Tett repeated more than once that he shared the
feeling Of the community on the subject of the
outrage on Mr. Sumner and there was not the
slightest appearance of dissatisfaction on the
part of the gentlemen who waited upon him.
We simply add to the above statement the re-
mark that the right of free speech" which was'
invaded by the outrageous attack upon the per-
son of Mr.. Summer, and in vindication of which
50 much has been said within the last five days,
implies mans right to BE- silent as well as his
rfEht 70 speak, according TO his own views of
fitness in any particular case.
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AAArErrA, ONO.

FRoX THE Isrnaus.-El Panameno states that
some arrests of persons engaged in the Panama
riot of April 10, had been made, and portion
of the property stolen recovered. The dfstur-
Dances in the interior had been queIled.
Treaty With Ecu1d0r.-The Panama Star,
and Herald states that treaty had been conclu-
Led between Ecuador and the United States.
The British SgWalrOa.-H. b. N. ships Brisk
and Havana have been ordered to Punta Arenas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

srARrLlSo AxSouScrMExr.-Baron Brunow,
Russian Minister, arrived in LOndOna few weeks
since, bringing the startling news of the death
of the Emperor Nicholas of Russia, who deceas-
ed on the second of March, 1856 Healso stated
that Alexander H. had assembled the throne of
HIS late father. The English Government is
supposed to have been hitherto in profound ig-
uoraucc ofthese facts.
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ERnM RnSrnN

JCxE IA resolution arpropriating $4,000
for the relief of Kansas was discussed in the
House yesterday. An amendment providing
for more money to be expended in the purchase
of fire arms was rejected by-a large majority.
Sumner outrage-an indignation meeting has
been called, to meetat Cambridge tomorrow, by
Joel Parker, Theophilus Parsons, Jared Sparks,
Prof FELTON,, H. ". Longfellow, r. II. Dana
and others
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ulay1J
TrlIst Sale.

10y virtue Of deed OF trust, BY Jno u GIN and
ID George Hartman tile subscriber. date, Msy 95h.
1855 and recorded the Clerks Office Of county in
Deed Book No. page IS, &c. for the purposes
named. will Proece', MONDAY the i6l isy Of June,
1856 at the the Court House Of Ohc county
sr the pronsrty mentioned in said deed
Of Wheeling wit: tl lots of land routnr TIA uost
side OF Webster street Ccntre Wherc ard designated
on the tlat by the number hundred
cess and hundred and tWCntS-nine (ss on she il
the Oh Cloth Factory and lots numbered hundrr!
dfty-Eour (l and two hundred and fty dv, 1850 Which
Is the Machine Shop, occupied bT Hobbs Tailor
Also lots numbered siSty-ciyht (6) M4a
numbered thirteen (ISl Ad fourteen (IincaE The Belmont
Iron Works In Centre Wheeling Also, tie prnHs''y lnoE
ms tb. AtiIenIri situated Of Na:,I aud John
streets In W-, lug, being subdivisions OF lots numbered
: q Ia ~ md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-03

wM r. Brochicri, the inventor of the cele-
brated anti-hemorrhagic water which bears his
name, has just died in France. He had always
refused to make known his secret, aud had in
consequence allowed himself to be twice con-
demnGd for the circulation Of unauthorized rem
edies- He has just wllled to his widow a for
tune of million offrancs and his secret to the
Faculty of Medicinc.-C Courier dcs EtGt8 Uais.
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Written for the Wheeling IntcliIsrneer.
. H AT 1 LIV FOR


Hive for those who love me,
For those know are true,
For the heaven that smiles above me
And waits ny spirit, toOi
For human ties that bind me,
For tasks b. God assisn'd me,
For bright dreams len behind me,
And good that can do.
InyetO hall that season,
BY gifted minds fore;oij,
When men shall live by reason,
And not alone for gold
When man 10 man united,
And every wrong thing riEhted,
Toe whole world shall be lighted.
As Eden was Of old.
Hive for those who love me-,
Tor those who know me true,
For the heaven that smiles above Eas,
Aud waits my spirit, too;
Por wrongs that need resistance.
The cause that lacks aSsIStanee,
The Fatnre in the distance,
Aad good that can do.
I4AAIErzA, Quo.
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w- The Mcssrs Harper, Csays the Mirror,)
not content with supplying the reading world
with 10000 copies of their excellent Monthly
Magazine, are about to print Pictorial Weekly
Newspaper, for which they calculate on circu-
lation Of halfa million copies. They mean to
make it the best and cheapest weekly in the
world
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Tn WoRLD'sF Ata OF AL Among
thc noticeable things on exhibition at the Crys-
taI Palace, we saw the contribution Of &eto
EN-, fom the Laboratory Of DR.. j. z. AVER,
the anthnr of the widely known aed valued
Cherry Pectoral As it Is against the express
regulations Of the Palace to admit any quack
rlsdiCfnes, this fset shows that his remedies are
rGs pisced n that category blythe authodtieA--
Indeed gc haze before known tbst this Pector-
= yas highly appreciated by scientific men, and
isEe sssS istsiy that his Piils arc held in great
tisu- b. these deeply learned 10 me heal.
~ sit.--zSas Rge7zseT, 4as
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The CELEBRATED RACE HoRsR MAGSER-
We had the pleasure Of visiting, 4 few days ago,
At the stables of the Oakland Course the eele-
trated champion of the tmf-Wagner. Than
him, there has never been . more successful
horse in Ameriea, IS his numerous and almost
invariabIe triuInphs upon the course testify
Born In Virginia, IN 1884, Wagner Was connect
ed for some time with the first families of that
ancient dominion. His ancestry were OF the
noblest blood-Sir Charles being his sire, and
Maria West his dam-bOth distinguished IN the
annals of the breeding stud When years old,
Col. John Campbell, Of Baltimore, purchased
Wagner for s, 600, and still retains him I'm
der the management Of that gentleman, the no
bic horse entered upon . career Of glory, such as
no other animal ever obtained. Upon Whatever
field he entered ne was winner. In the North
and South he was alike successful But here IN
Louisville he achieved his greatest triumPhs.-
There are many Of our citizens who reeollect his
contest with that paragon of horse flesh, Grey
Eagle. Two races of more exciting character
were never witnessed In his second race with
that favorite Kentucky horse he ran the last 8
mics Of second heat In 5:35, and the 10th
mile in 1:4s.
Wagner has been for some years withdrawn
from the turf. While in that service he started
eighteen times. and came out victor in twelve
races, ten Of them being four milo heats His
total winning of purses amount to the unusually
large SUN of S94, 100. Although old, this great
steed has lost nothing OF the mettle and activity
Of his youth. Indeed age appears to have add
ed TO his beauty. His color Is rich golden
chestnut, with roam stripe on the right side OF
his face, and white hind feet
The enterprising proprietor Of Wagner-Col.
Campbell, has determined that the old horse
shall continue here the remainder Of his days, in
full view of the scene of his greatest Tiunphs-
LON Courier
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REAL EsrATR SALES.
Pnblio Sale "A
EAIl! ABI lbs CCoAL. 5PISINII EGE
stone Qmnrriss. Oat Lot, and


Afs5 ButldinS 1.OIS.
TINE undersigned Uil, WEDNESDAY the s5,A IA, =,
June next, proceed To sc 1T PIic Auction at the Ioy
door the Court House Of Ohio county the CDni No.
held I hI In trnst, In Wheeling m wing north an ro,5
that owned and worked BIS Philip Sutton THIS Ccsl ,ri
iiege Is supposed TO cover space Of from Thirty 10 ir,
fTe Acres which has never been worked besides IsrS.
amount he old works Considerable portion OF vli
can he got A Eufi=ient quantity e ground for ,ptrS
oasrel in tFO more parcels TuPresSnS disposed Ia -
ar In the Coal business offers strong iu.nr;ass
ing more convenient for city delivery than any either h Tho
city vicinity.
All those very valuable stone Quarries ling on Fulton
and Liu streets. the east side Of Wheeling II Ejb
will be sld In six parcels, each Eth fTvnt Q! sft
size for quarrying to advantage.
ALSO
All the out.LotS laid by Tie undersigned ard No,
remaining unsod, and lying the sest side Sf Ws.s
I, land known tIe Cots Farm There lots hs,
each from Monroe High str,s rSisi
beautfuIIy located, aud contain each frOn, ESQ u r.
Acres.
Lots numbered g 5. Z, ;, g. q aud In squarr 81 ,,
g. So, ., ., 9, 10 II, r. Is and II in Square IN r.
Vista Addition: and Lots l. g ), 10, Ia, IL Is AID
Churchill No Addition; and lots ia Square
square /, OF the Churchill Addition No. TO iAs cT 81
Wheeling
Lots in square a. Vista, Nigh eAtytJ,G al
SALE to eoameiss At 10 o'clock. \. NJ and terr. s.,
---'N = - FRANCIS Z. ARMSTRONG. Trrs,zs
nyS1 OF Emily A. Zane
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elor talking of ''woman's right" in our office
yesterday, sail-"Talk Of equality of intellect,
forsooth! Let US see what they have done,
where the sphere" has been unquestioned and
wide open to them for this thousand years
Sir
No woman ever produced great painting or
statue;
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s.Spwrcn Observation-Disclosures from Homo
lulu is to the 2nth ofMarch. His Majesty King
KAMRnAMEHA ", is shortly to be married to
Miss RooEE, granddaughter Of John Young,
an Englishman.
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sr. Paw, January /, 1856.
PROFESSOR o. J. woop-

PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD .,.
cate. After being Ion time and hnvinS trie6 a"
hair and having no tath IN any,
Induced hearing OF yours TO give II a trial paSe
self hands Of barber, and had my head rnboea
with good brush the Rest0Eatiye then applied anu
well rubbed ill., IN the scalp agIow This repeated
morning, dnd in thres weeks the young HAIR SppeaTea
grew rapidly last I'LL the present tie, ana
is nov thick black strong-sV and pleasant 70 the
touch; wh.reus, before, harsh and wiry, shat ls
ami that little disappearing very rapid
IL. still your Restorative about twice week ana
shall have good and perfect crop OF hair NOW PAD
Ihinx-and noTG bat have not seen
hitherto where PERSONS hair was really eeneHt
ed the hair tOuicS OF tile day. and u rea
gives pleasure result of exeritn
recommended your preparation TO others, md i aTea-
E has and sale throughout t= Territory
TIE people effects AMI confidence in IT.
The supply you Wholesale agents Ter the TeTriteE'
ue1rly exhausted, aud daily Inquiries made for IT,
HUu deserve credit discovery aud for one re-
benefit II has done for GER
Alny had despare long ago, eecunE any such
result. iOurs hastily
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CUATION TO TRAVELLERS.

Travellers at this season of the year should always be
careful procure supply of DR.. j. Hostetters Stomach
Differs conceded by ali WHO have tried this In
valuable medicine that be assisted; and when
traveller subject various changes of and diet,
as he compelled be- These Bltters the only reliable
medicine now Market that they what represent
we can only refer the people generally who have tried
them speak volumes favor Of t great regulator of
the stomach
g-Forsale by Druggists aad hotels generally.
LAUGHLlNs BUsHF1ELD.
Hy29 T. II. LOGAN CO.. Agents
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Piles neglected, often prove fatal, leads to eonsump
ton; anoint the parts three times day with DAILEI'S
PAIN EXTRACTOR II secretion form in The rectum then
insert the "Pe Syringe" filed with Extractor and Eradu
ally dtsehargeit syringe Withdrawn. 1t
fails of any age vrulctce, to give
entire Instantly all, frequently curing by nPpl
cation.
Piles by the heat itching, anil pain of the anuss
Reedn= Piles are caused sometimes, by the falling Of the
whole bowels which press the intestinal canal against
and keeps the blood returning the
vessels blood being kept the top ofyour fin
ger when string tight sac Is frequent, and
scrUuuus humos and ulcers form thcren then
perfect abdominal supporter, and compress to
rectum the sslve above also rub
well the lOins AMI abdomen for time, aud the
support bowels will be contracted and
strong, aud your life will be saved II properly APP
Piled every case will he cured. 1t fails.
W. JENKINS, Esq, Of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary Of the
Ohio Insurance Company who taken to Sew York in
debility, with Pies operation performed
b. the celebrated Mott, only chance his
life, accidentally heard Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR. states,
For years, disease ski grew
until life became intoerablc; lie speedily cured by Dali
LEY's PAIN ExTRICrIR."
No PAIN EXTRACTOR GESrSE unless the boz has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature of C. V.
CLICkENER & CO.. prOprictors, aad HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price 81 cts. per box
IS- All orders should he addressed to c. " Cckener
Co. ST Barclay st. New York. TH.LoGAN L Go.
m!25:n Wheeling, Va