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ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank Store,


New Savings Bank Store,
AT THE
OLD POST OFFICE.
GE&eeP Ghe Head aud 1Seet NoVeFed.D
GtTTIZGNS Of wheeling ind VIenIt-ThiI oil maxim for
health resaindS that hmaV not be ansS 70 call UT
attention my Fan and Winter stock Of Boots, Shocg Hats,
PS, unbFeas end Carpet Sacks a the cOrnerof Market
and Aofee Streets where VIII ind great variety Of
AGhionae lately received Goo suitable TO the At
low prices.
HeTP thankful the liberal patronage received since
coming aouFst you respectfully solicit all to call and
examine stock, OF win be pleasure 70 and wait
uniting labor With that may give their on
spring health, and 70 this adding Industry and economy
may have health
Lsaleslf yoa Wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter B0nnets, sure,
Cal At the old Poet Once, opposite the NeI.ure.
Gentlemen, hyoH wish 10 purchase fashionable Cap
canattRs above place where you u!l get-that
Eenteinber die oil Post once corner.
10 County Merchants have FEW Goods dispose Of at
- ~. t. II IL NATION
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QUEENSWA ARE.
New ARRANGEMENTS.

New r rranBemenJS.
IIAvTNG associated brother, VIM; SIing NieO With
me In the Brush, Variety Toy busness and taken
tie stand No. l[9 formerly occupied By him in
Trunk and Harness business aud fitted II up In hand
some manner hope still have the visits OF those who
have kindly favored me, and others who want
ANYTHING my line The style Of the firm will be D. Sicoi
DIV DANIEL SGcoLI.
Aprn1. 1883 SPs
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M EDICINE a LUXURY
DIR. MILLS
AROMATIC SFOlLiIH {}yTTEnS


innocent tonic, lrrrtic Beverage. prepared from tie
purest, Terj b-st trials AMI purely rgeIL eve.
~ article OF which Is strengthening al iT.oraln. Tie
system, aud by its highly ,toafis Fer;es Is most
DELICIOUS ELINIR,
to correct the appetite, b. strengthening the
gesTtvS the mnst certain specific bilious
Choltc, Liver Complaints, Dizziness, Hatueney PApa.
tinni and all Nervous Diseases; p.sTs H.aale Weak.
ness Physical AMI Mental :il! reliltin. bowels
nd nparting tone and cheerfuluess SYSTEM
;his Is truly
INYIGQRATING CORDIAL,
aud Should be In the possession OF cv"rs f7 ;-
Saiton Of the feeble well the healthy; Sil.Ldas,
sasty the most ncrelrlous effect they
being perfectly innocent and hrness the defeat
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
will find them Invaluable, Dispensing do With te
Hnnovancss often enEeudcrc,i by chang lnId
t. disprllinR Ie Fever anil the effects oeyery
description,
TO HOTEL pROPRIETORS.
Every eii regu!aet! Hotel should lie supplied With NR'
iF;'Httc Sto",d'l BsrA they arc pleasant sEl
hcnlful than the ordinary "CI EIhe.S heretofore aseI;
ts!n.le TRIAL will exclude all others.
DO:SE. -TAnlts, teaspoon fnl to small wine glass
three times day. ofteTer. Ala little piae
strong
Sold in quart bottles M all respectable Druggists anil rta
srai dealers in the United States Canas, &c. and Wick
sale by WM o. MILLS, Sole Proprietor, New YORK, as.t
all communications should he directed
q. ". FRANZiIEIN, Agent,
te2S-'in Wheelius. ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

Excessive SALE OF 6uaHAx cAr1Lk-The
Lexington tKy.) Observer. of v etinesday last,
states the result of sale of Durham cattle in
Fayette. The herd was among the finest in the
State, and the sale was largely attended.
II COWS brought s., 265 average price s22s, ;
81. The highest price paid was s455, by DIR.
1850, by the Northern Kentucky Importing
Company, and sold by them for 81 900.
- 10 heifers brought s., $50, 50-ayeragc $685.
65.-Highest price paid $6O5, for Lady Fairy
I'd, 10 months old
z bulls brought 81, 519-average price 1909.
The highest price wasl $3.50, for imported Chill.
ton. He cost in 1853, 6, COS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

Tx Collins steamship Atlantic. which arrived
at New York on Tuesday, when several miles
outside of Sandy Hook, between nine and ten
o'clock. Was boarded by news agent of the As
sociated Press, and the substance of her news
was dispatched to Sandy Hook by the agency
Of carrier pigeons, from whence it was tele-
graphed % n York. and from thence telegraphed
TO all parts Of the country, nearly two hours in
ADVANCE of the arrival OF the steamer at her
wharf Tho news thus sent was published in
New York and in all the principal cities, inrlu-
ding New Orleans, about one hour in advance of
The steamers papers in New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

Francisco corresponds Of the New York Times.
writes that just before Phi. Herbert left that
city Tor Washington, he challenged Thomas S.
King, editor of the Evening Bulletin, for arti-
cles commenting upon the atrocinus murder OF
Heating which challenge Mr. h. of course re-
turned with a contemptuous message On Tues
with a big bludgeon, waiting ayowedIy. as / nm
told, to attack King. The latter, however.
brushed past Herbert az five o'clock. on his " AZ,
to dinner, in company with two friends, without
any hostile demonstration on the part of our
worthy Congressman. Had Herbert assaulted
King. he would have adorned lamp postsih ten
minutes thereafter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13
Eos-u E.sr. Pennsylvania. March Q. 1855.

SIR In consequence OF having hair for several
past, only perfectly white. have cut il short
in justice say, that is effects almost miraculous
changed gradually all its former splendor
color, sot and glossy be beAu
M than e when under the influence OF the finest
every lady
decidedly the preparation for toilet Of anything in
! the World stfs .fqf BETSY SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

PROP. wooD-Haying exPerieneed the magic effect Of
your Hair drop this upon the subject
About tso years ago my hair commenced falling og and
had used your Restorative, and spoke highly OF rs viz
tues; vas Induced Il, although had but e faith
using Restorative In January last few
fastened my firmly. began M up. out
TUNED back color (bIack At hIs time It +
fully original color health and appearance,
'- S-i-',, = j. D. HOES
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warEHroaD, Mass, July Is, 1855.

WATgEFuaD, NasE-, JulF p, 1855.
PROF. o. >. WOOD. With confidence do recommend
ever saw have used waphene other prepare
Of The day, an without effect Since using your
ms hair fhkeFs whish almost ghite.
have gradually grown dark; feel confident, that
applications si them TO their natural
color It also has relieved an danrn and uppleas
itching among who peEspIre freely
lsasf57fs ts5ts5- j. O.. KILBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

Tine New York correspondent Of the Nation
al intelligence, under date of December 9th,
speaking of the losses sustained on the Lakes,
during the past season, remarks, that the close
of navigation on the Lakes is the signal for ma
king up all kinds of statistics in regard to their
commerce, &C. Amongst other interesting
statements, We get that made mp by the Lake
Association Of Underwriters, from which it APP
pears that the unprecedented gales of the past
season have proved most disastrous in their re-
suits no less than forty vessels, including seven
teen steam craft, having been lost, entailing a
Pecnniary loss of something ike four millions
of dollars, which is greatly in excess of any
previous year. The loss Of life is estimated at
two hundred, at the lowest calculation
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

TIE Grand lodge "a. Y. NJ of Pennsyivania
was in sessioniR Philadelphia last week. when
the following officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing year: Grand Master, Peter Williamson.
Deputy Grand Master John K Mitchell Senior
Grand Warden, Henry NJ Phillips. Junior
Grand Warden, John Thompson, Treasurer.
James Shields, Secrethry, Vim. ii. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

TIE FlRr n NozgoLk.-The loss by the des-
TRACTION OF ST PAtriek,s CCatholie) church, in
Norfolk, on Monday morning. was very severe
The building cost in 1872, $4,000, and with
the valuable organ and two handsome paintings
vas entirely consumed The insurance on the
church was $4,000, and on the organ 5000.
One Of the pictures destroyed vas presented by
the late Queen Of France, and representa- the
assumption" The wooden tenements des-
troyed were also insused st Patrick's church
was justly considered one of the Iandsomest re-
ligious edifices in the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

.TaE Secretary Of the Treasury has awarded
contract to E. Harmon & Co. for the erection of
Tn iron building for Marine Hospital at New
Orleans. This model fire and heat proof struc-
ture is destined to Initiate the use of iron the
construction of The public buildings Of the
country. Ii is regarded as the most important
measure for the interest Of iron manufacturers
ever adopted by the national government
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

fHE import list of the United States for the
last fiscal year. shows a iargeincrease orr the
previous year IN woolens, silks, cottnns, Iaces
and embroideries, linens, iron, sugar, etc.
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grIns Of sale iaade known on day Of sale
oy29.tiillstJ BLACK
FARM FOR SATp

THE farm and Improvements Iately sserp,f.a -.
ailer, deceased. wilI he sold At public re,Iy S11l
1Ith Of December 1856, the highest Firr :.
situated In Ohio county, Virginia, miles ffor a'
and on the Nayneshur TOad. three miles froe r.
about seventy OF same cleared and n Nh A.
cultivation; balance vel iimbere5 TIE land /, ~
ses : Ana eoe 9 make a gsod stock farm
For further Information enquire Of E--ask>
HENRY s. TfTnRyHr-pe,,
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AccozD1Se to the report of the Secretary of
the Treasury. the result of the foreign trade Of
the United States for the fiscal year ending soth
Of june. ls5s-exhibiting the largest figures on
both sides Of the account ever yet presented in
the yearly official returns, left balance in favor
OF the United States-inclnding OF course, the
item Of speeie-Of sl2, 80, $40.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

Iris stated the Supreme Court of North Caro-
lima has confirmed the decision Of Judge Manly.
that members of the Universalist Church are
incompetent 10 testify in conrts Of iustice. ac.
cording to the laws OF that State
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woR1H ENOwINff

Prof Wood has discovered remedy for Sac gray and
bald which at once Praetabie and cheap. requires
70 dysng. Wig extraordinary troubie There can
be no denht whatever Of Its efficacy wehare seen testi-
ouiais almost without number and from men u great in
tsllIssnee, high standing and moral worth.
Those Who have been bald years wearing theIr
own hair and ten years younger they did sig
oaths ago. A IN most gray hairs aid bald heads
are both premature and unnatural duty to remedy
them by the natural and undoubted means which Prof
Wood has Invented, and kindly oners TO the aiicts
Read his advertisement y wonderful remedy and give
the Professor testimonial.
Price 81. So $500 per bottle Por sale by lAuGHLIss
4nusHRIELD, Wholesale prusgists. nsyl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

FueITIvE SLAVES ~ eass,Da.--yye It sta.
adin the Canada paptrs, that a movement is on
foot in Canada to secure the passage of an act
of Parliament BY which fugitive slaves may be
sent btck to the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

THE WHITFIELD .CAsE.--In the House of Rem.
rs.ent,t,ves ON I,sf ,o .ssa 80 WI,
-, - .s = .'e s'lse u " l,t-
he'u Was again nnaer consideration, and the
question was put on the pending motion to re-
consider the vote refusing to permit Mr.. Whit
.,a,d - -. ,,,,o.,, 60 -
:. - manassas
Nelcn Was aecided IN the afiirmatiye The ques-
= ton then being, .Shall the oathiof office be adj
ininistercd TO the delegate from Kansas s',S Az
tr AZ, .,to,,S,,. - .o,,,,;,
- tae -
tsls o. Tue aeiesate TO the committee on Eiec-
lions, the question was taken on the admission
of Mr.. Whitfield, and decided in the affirmative
nv the following vote ,-s.ss5,s.
- 90. ~,
NJ, Ailsh, sarks-
~ n9soeh, bowie,
-, nsoo,n, Dusne.l LAD
81 Safe. sari'-
Ss Soo9 ol Aaeaa, Cox,
sss M ns.s Da.ss, o. En-.
EasS;st, Tshss;S,. ~ nlo'.,
IJasaac,. 49,
caen,s, fIs, - - =. Sg1ue,
$50 AZ. He S ~ II, Mas;s :. II.
I;.Ir.a iI..,, Ia ,, Ia.sn.
raS Iaas ~ M. ~, zones Is o.
,i1 I.t Iss AZ ~
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Wheeling IsIand Proner,.

- FOR EspAIIs.
ryNIEnndersisned oilers for sale Al tiat mart g, m,
u Island now In the occupancy Of WjliTG CO sLs=
Market Garden. He has. had It laid ont INTO So;
ranging in size from One and half 70 Piye ssr. -
lane, forty feet ride, running through tie centre
Town Lots 10 the head OF the Island Hs- d
For beauty Of location, and fertility OF soil Iii,
is not surnassed hy The Ohio RIVER and 10 go
srors obtaining delightful location in The
yenentthe et, or to those wishing TO engage n 49,
ness OF Market Gardening, It O6eFs strong n ,seta
purchase -11slsa
plot Of the premises can be seen, on making any,,
10 the subscriber who viii give every inform s1 4
tIon lit; and the OF sale sill be very I-s u "a
FRANCIS z. ARNsTROSf:
Att'y in faetf,-
jel4 HENRY MOORE -.
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A Trace OF THE liz ATEp LYoSsA1s.-os.
OF THE UNFORTUNATE, STEAgEs's BoATs Fousp.
The following isan extract from aletter recei-
we'd from Captain Peabody, of ship Neptune,
which sailed from this port 9Th instant, for Liy.
erpool This undoubtedly refers TO the Inflated
Lyonnais. and may be regarded as the last which
viii ever be heardof the unfortunate steamer
" r. E5phess
g The mate came down and told me there was
a wreck in sight i went on deck, and saw it
was small boat. Lowered . boat and soon
had her made fast of us. Commenced unload
ing her of her contents. The boat was large. and
well filed with provisions bottles Of bran
dy, two kegs Of wine, hams, meats, two chrome.
meters, aud quantity Of silver coin (about
5000 IsuPpose the boat belonged to- French
steamer, as there was a spy glass, on one end of
steamer LyoaRais:'' - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

The ACCIDENT os TIE PITTsBURGH AND CLEyE-
LAND RAILRoAD.-The Pittsburgh papers of the
9th givea few particulars of the terrible accident
Of Monday evening. on the above railroad, IN
addition 10 those received By telegraph. There
seems to be grave reasons for believing that this
catastrophe, may be addei 70 the list of those
resulting from criminal czreiessness or reckless
ness The Pittsburgh Dispatch says
We are called upon this morning TO record a
terribly fatal railroad accident which occurred
on Monday evening, about seven o'clock, at Al
lance Stark county, Ohio, the point where the
Pittsbnrg, FORT Wayne, and Chicago Railroad
crosses the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
The passenger train Of the former road, which
left Allegheny city at three O'Clock in the after-
noon, hadstoppai rs usual at Alliance for supper
and was just starting westward when the train
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road came up
and ran directly through the other train. smash
ing two cars and killing nine persons, several
Others being seriously injured
The fact of the immediate disappearance of
the engineer of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland
train Is fact pt6gnant with meaning That
criminal negligence Ito give il no worse namel
has been the cause OF this wholesale slaughter
Of human life, can scarcely admit OF a doubt
The roads each other nearly At right angles
at the Alliance station, the Cleveland road be
ing on the west and the Fl Wayne and Chicago
on the south Of the building which Is surroun-
ded with platforms Tor the accommodation of
passengers
at Rochester the Cleveland passengers leave
the Pittsburg, It. Wayne & Chicago Road and
go around by the Circumbendibus TO WeilSyiIle
/ and thence mp the old c. Il P. Road 10 GleYe-
l land. The Alliance Station House IS visible for
| at least mile ands half from the train as it
! approaches Alliance. The evening was bright
moonlight It IS rule of the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Road that their trains mpst come 70
a full stop, before crossing the track of the P,
/ Fit / C. Road, at that point From the facts. as
telegraphed, the Cleveland and Pittsburg train
must have come up with tremendous force
| The train from Pittsbnrg had been at rest and
was starting when the other came laundering
into il and the engineer IN charge OF that train
is missing Is he dead, OF Was he conscious
that he had been guilty OF an act which would
bring down punishment upon his heads We
hear Of no intiniafio9 that he was injured, and
from all the circumstances of the case, as al
present advised, il appears to us As one in which
the parties at fault should be held TO the strict
estaccountability.
/ There viii undoubtedly be 4 full judicial in
yestigaton of the matter, for the case Is pccii-
liar one. In most accidents the questions al
issue are between employees on the same rail-
road. Here two roads-two entirely distinct
corporations-are concerned. The passengers
in chargeof one road are killed by the train Of
another. We do not recollcct similar case
among all the railroad accidents which have oc.
CURED IN this country.
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DAI.LEY,S MAGICAL. PAIN FIX
'pRAfITrf1JS -

1 = EIaa
INHALATION and are a. inseparsb,e a. RrRF and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
aamatsoa Wherever there heat trobbI,r or
retnsss no matter whether II is caused by fever hurt
SORE potson piles, sead burn sting there
Is tndanatEou. hundred books or thousand sermnns
cannot alter change eonciusion To preyen.
and restore nature, inamaton be sabdued To
enoEts Of the physician aIzays direct
ed Thousands Of physicians, and Of the and
most sasacipas persons Who have DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAiS EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that II,
control oyer Inflammation Is wonderful and immediate
Instantly aAying the pain, neutralring poison
morbid seereens and forcing nature course
renewing and healing No barn, seaid. sore or i.
severe 20 yield soothing and curing ntusree 40
ply y Immediately and the cure has commenced. 3
The Genuine h enveopedin Plate Engraving with
the names Of o. y cLfcKENER Co, pTepFetors, and
HENRY DALEY manufacturer. each hex. Price
25 cts. per box. g5Ess1f -
lAi orders should be adiressva to O. " ciictener
Co. 81 barclay q. Ner York. 7. n. LOGAN & Co.
sPssim wbc.,n,- "
A CARD 20 THE. LADIES
DR. lDUPoNoo,s GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infai
Die In removing stoppages irregularities OF the
These Pills are nothing been used by The Doc
tor Tor many years. both in France and America with an
success in every urged by many
thousand ladies Who used them to make the
e for the OF those suffering from any rreular
tiles sateyera veil preventive 70 those tables base
health Tiii not permit Increase family Pregaut fe
: theinssirestobe SC, are cautioned
using these Pills the proprietor assumes no
spoasibility after the above admonition their mild
ness would prevent any injury TO heait
Pills are recommended Directions each
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retain by 2
s, LAuGHLISs sBusHFIELp,
Gent Agents for Ohio county, No Is Monroe at.
Also Tor sale BY 7, n. LOGAN co.
20 sasf1 asas s. BridEe Corner Druggists.
AN orders must be addressed % the above eassa
win supply the trade ProprIctors prices send
aflv tadie
4 siiher, at the Wheeling Poss.oniee 81 80 =;
n B-Dr. Duponeo's Golden PMS signature .J pu,o,
on ever boz; cher genuine For particulars =.
slsreaias OF Aren't. ap2s-fy
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CrRcULARs By MAn.-We are requested, says
the Washington Union, to call attention to the
following regulation of the Post Office Depart
ment, viz -
'The law, fixing the penalty for violation at
fifty dollars, provides that no postmaster or
assistant postmaster shall act as agent for lot
terry offices, or Under any color of purchase, or
otherwise, 'yend lottery tickets and that no
postmaster shall reeeire free of postage or frank
lottery schemes, circulars, or tickets There
fore all such lottery schemes. circulars. OF tick
cts addressed either to a postmaster or assistant
postmaster, must hereafter be excluded from the
mail, together soit6 all other transient matter Of
tdis kiisd addressed simply to an oIsse, or Dor
IN an etfes, and not to any indirfdaaI.,
NFelnderstand there is much complaint that
great numbers of circulars, generally unpaid
and in many instances of a most offensive char
acter, are forced upon individuals by being adj
dressed TO the number of the .sboxn or boxes
they may happen to hold in any post office; and
that tits the order of the Postmaster General to
send all matter thus addressed (if it findsits
way into the nails to the dead-letter office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

ANosi the exports Of sugar noticed In late
Havana Papers are two shipments 10 Baltimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-13

TaERE was ice three inches thick in Lake Su.
peiior bsy, isst week.
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To WHOLESALE
ASp Co,tsTpy Dpree,s-s

ASD COUNTRY DRreGlsTs.
DAKxEs Pax,
No. 30. broadway y. Y The atte,Ioa Of close buy
eFs to their immense stock Of European aud American
patent MEDICINES,
the most complete hemisphere. At and
gross. Benxrs Pax, \. Y. Cincinnati and California.
eesfdassR
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CnuNTRRFEITERs .REMARF,I

Are.ari * Sered for The .kteetianof ANY p.r,u so.n
tsrselsins. itatins yerdr Of an, such cSun,srisis
or iaitatson Of BxavEs HosIass srrSss Ths Senp.ne
highly eoneentFated Holland Blrters Is put up IN l mist
esiy, having he rrepris,es B. PAcE Js
flown a them aad bis Signature =sOuna Of each
and sve4s bottle. sef seasss s.
This delightful roTiar remedy for Fever
AID Agre, Weakness % an kinds Dyspepsia indigestion
Headache, costyeaess Piles can be obtained from any
% our respectable Dragsists
iaaPei.ioa, earstsi 10 AK Tor
BCeTh4veas HsitfnR BsttsTs.
sod AZ 81 Ter bottle, six bottles IS, ty the
Proprstors, BKSJANiS PAGE, ia : Co.
Manufacturing Pharuaesntsts and Chemists. Pi,tsbur
Pa and b. LAuGRrzYs6 BGSHFXEzp,
dsell Wheeling. Va
sand's sar.aparIIla.-rAs Popularity sesu,E.s
b this trrty Invaluable extended a II 1.
richly srite Itthe tens Of thousands Of serstuious N
ee1s which hare been eieatrIssd permanently healed
b this sxtraoEdnary auiisepte each tongue aehorus
OF testimony would attest its efficacy only in serOfala
and all external disease busin Dyspessa
Biioas Complaints, General Debility. and the variss inter.
nal disorders which AFFORDS speedy and lasting relief
Prepared and sold BY p. D. SANDS Drugsis,s, 100
Potion Street, New York.
so.i also b a G coon Co.
Wheeling, Va.
sold also by Druggists generally. aesa:Im
BatchsIor,s Hair Dye-Tae Original Reliable
True and NATuRAL-beyand all question the BEsT-ney.l
fades fails dye brown black true 70 nature vhou,
the least injury the hair Made and sold or an
Piled Gin nine private roemsl BATcHELoRs cid estab.
iisd Wig RAetsrv 2ss Broadsay, New York Al genuine
dye has Eoa VIZ A. BtSeaLos's steel engraved label
Sold By t. H. LOGAN L CO.,
noysI;lm Dtdse Corner Druggists.