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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

NovEL TnEATRIcaL ATTRACTION. Boston
Chronicle of Saturday, states that at the Howard
Athenaenm, in the course Of one of the plays, a
live gander. who WIS one of the PRINCIPAL actors
in the piece, got rcstiye rnder stagc Discipline
and took himself wings, flying among the audi
ence in the parquette and causing rs little fiut-
tering among those with whom he took up his
quarters The histronic bird was soon again
secured, and all proceeded as before. Neither
OF the above performances were in the bills ofthe
evening "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

Tar orzsEicn sSrTtEp.-ADAMs was awarded the Srsf
reaaia for the Daguerrectype likeness a. te late
Fair in s city. Also the premium for best display o. Da
gaerreotspes one HrxpRrp DoILshs be given to Gay
fist IN Tirotnfa who equal his pictures either
Glass SILVER plate Cal ~ eiaery 1856 Main street.
corner Union, and examine s tnbrotypes pagaerreo
tyne- and pi.a.egrapiss. oetiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

IND1cTaESTs BYe TIE WuoLEsAIE-The Grand
Jury of New York, under the direction of the
Recorder, has proceeded to indict fifty or sixty
Inspectors of Election for delaying their returns
twenty or thirty policemen have also been indi-
Gated for alleged dereliction of duty in falling to
make arrests on election day. It is said the only
cause for this action of the Grand jury is that
the Inspectors almost unanimously construed
the law one, way, aud the Grand Jury, for polit-a
icai effect, construed it differently. That in re-
gard to the policemen, the misconduct charged
TO them is not an indictabie offence. but the sub
ject ofcomplaint to the Police Commissioners,
who may remove them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

BALLARD,s NEW HAIR pYE--It would seem as
BALLARD had found ehses constituents Of the ma
eeloring principle Of The Certainly rich and
astOns browns black impaired by his Hair Dye are not
surpassed b the living hres they perfectly initiate. Ms
preparation unauestionably deserved Tie premium !. OBJ
tained at The Worlds Pair and formal has
received from the eminent chemists Of the United
staies. noys. 1uad.rF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
FATAl ArrnAr.-welclip, the following from

Fatal ArrRAx.-Wecl the following from
the Lincoln Qenn.) journal: s:g4
A MI. Thompson, for some cause real or i'm
aginnry, took occasion to denounce the Know
Nothings in public manner, when DR.. Pngh
who was present said lie was Know Nothing,
and if Thompson included him in his denuncia-
tons, he was a scoundrel, or words TO that cf2
feet. The parties then closed for fight. Thomp-
son threw Pngh; friends interposed to separate
them, and while in the act, of raisihg Thompson,
Pugh inflicted a terrible wound with knife in
the abdomen of Thompson. letting out his in
tsstines; Thompson drew pistol and fired; the
shot missed Pugh but took effect in the side of
another man, passing through and into the hip
of another. Thompson then remarked to his
friends that he was a dead man, and expired in
( eight minutes after receiving the wound We
have not learned the condition of the two men
shot, but learn that Pugh was taken into Gus
tody, and an investigation would take place at
once. Push and Thompson-one physician
and the other merchant resided near each
other. and though differing in politics, were per
sonally very warm friends : .st5-...f . Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
AmbrotYpes FOR Sl.

PARTRIDGE At his and spacious rooms, with faei
ties for operating and arrangement light equal
any in the country, and superior any the city,
producing these beautiful petares which are
In the csunry he Is prepared make Amhrotypes 90
they can be sen. BY postage. Also to set
them atoekets and pins price as Dagnerreosypes
Pictures made for customers specimens exhibited
and warranted to las. tor ages unchanged
All KINDS OF in the business for sale.
Rooms east side of Main Monroe over sfArsh
rayiur,snsH store ausis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

FoReERr ~ VIRorsrA The Petersburg Dem
ocrat states that a man calling himself George
Lane, has forged the name of Rneben Raeland.
of Petersburg, to a cheek Tor $3.50. which he
presented at the farmers Bank OF FarrnyiIle.-
He was taken into custody and committed to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

man named Bill Blake wis arrested lately
in Angelina, Texas. for the murder OF 8 whole
family, named Moore. and was Immediately Ia
ing his doom, he made f,lt confession Of his hei.
nous crime, and said he was instigateSi to It's
commission by others
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Lasies' Christian Annual, Vol. vi
New and Improved yoInnse e. .5nuunry, S5g,
IAN Esss CHAI.EEN, RDlTOa,

lHE object oflth. original and
we'll selected matter, both in prose and poetry on all
subjects connected with the best Interests Of
Inctlicate the morality,
pEety, and TO discourage Vice and al wrong doing; pre-.
sent array Of sound, and ciase miscellany, which
Will Instruct tie mind and heart fur
nlsh good family visitor which be read and loved ON
account OF Its combined exceIiencies!
kncii Num- Der will contiin n Splendid steel
f,z.e Engraving.
The January Number viii nave ia IL
"a sseei Portrnit OF the Editor,
The March Nanibsr, 1851 WIN contain portrait Of
Both the above will be superior arbro-
expense. = -
Other Portraits wish Biographical No,ieea
wilt appear, whose viii be announced hereafter,
which viii mot fail TO give additional interest TO the work
The Annual III contain, each month, 81 double column
pages, handsomely printed fine paper, making ut the
close Of the year, volume Of four hundred pages.
TERMS-INVARIABLY In ADVANCE.
Six copies, " ............ y. 5 %
twenty copies land one TO year, gratis
Each one caa act as his agent his neibor BY
sending the amount OF subscription by mali foEf =
JAMES iCHAl.LEN & SONS,
) PiiiRdrtphia Pa.
India PROOF Impressions Of these portraits on large
heavy paper. for fanng ready Price g. cents each
postpaid snceeedng portraits price HEAVY dis:
counI 10 agents. noy95-2wt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.-THE rece;pts Of The
New York Temperance Society for the past year.
from donations, amounted Is Si3,0is. Five
persons ETastus Corning and E @. Delavan.
Albany; Charles Butler, Of New York; e;errit
smith OF Madison county and DR.. Mott of Sehe-
vas expended IN the publication OF Temperance
las,esS and utilsr yicsplIusEss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

UssrccEssFUI The search for the steamer
70 Lyonnais. which was run into by the ship
Adriaiie, has thus fr proved unsuccessful
Captain Ward, Of the ship John wis, at Bos-
ton on Saturday, from Calcutta, reports having
spoken, November 20, IN latitude 40 % ", long
itadeiGa, steamship Marion, from New York, in
search Of the missing steamer. Capt Foster, Of
the Maron, reported ,ast no had met with no
sasooog tive ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

NOVEL PaoposrIosA NEw STATE FROM Mrs
sissPPL-The american Banner. published at
Yazoo City, Mississippi, is intensely disgusted
with the result Of the Presidential contest in that
State. 1t thinks that Americans ought by all
means to rule America, and perceiying that they
do not, Under the present order of things, sug-
gests the several American counties including
1azoo, Kinds, Warren, Adams, Tippah, Coaho-
from the rest of the State and form scperate
American State, to be ruled by Americans 1t
further suggests that as Mr. Fillmore "has been
so shanefrlly treated in his own State, he shall
be unanimously elected Governor The Ban
ner Is enthusiastic in the project, and purposes
calling Convention to carry it out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
REAL ESTATE SIZES
EARM raR sAI-n

THE Farm and iatsly occupied ~ Ds,,a
hilller, deceased viii k sl u rihc aetot On H.
ssId ~ .;
sitAts III Ohio eannty, Virginia. ile from I,reir
nni On ne three lss fran ne MOsa,
about seventy pf cleared and iish stare q
balance vel tEbere Tie land i veil va
tered and would make good stock farm.
Terms made known day Of sae- Title Indisputable
FOR further Information enquire Of
HENRY s. THnRNBGRGE
Half mile from TrisdeIpha, on Middle wheelug Geek
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

ls6PoRTASf PROM MExIco.-Adyices from Vera
Cruz, to the 18th instant state that some fight
ing had taken place at Puebla between the reYo-
lutionists and the government troops. On the
night Of the 2sth nit, the Government troops
sonmenced hostilites, by taking up the requi-l
Site positions to impede the flight Of the ..pro-
nunciados.s
On the following day operations were resumed
AGAINST the town with great yigor. The rebels,
who 1t is caid are much disheartened, had aban-
doned . large portion Of the city, and had con-
centrnted on the most central points Complete
disorder prevailed amongst them, and they had
been even fighting among themselves. This is, Of
coarse, the Government account of affairs. II
seems. however, that the rebellion was entirely
unsuccessful. =
The arrangements for lighting the city of
Mexico with gas were proceeding with great
energy. Three hundred laborers are engaged
IN the constructionSof the works.
Col: Esquerro, an employee of the military
command OF the City of Mexico, was assassinated
there on the 3Ist ult
The National Guard, recently formed at Mex
leo, already numbers 1850 members They are
commanded by Col. Comonfort z
Scnor Almonte, Minister to England, left Vera
Cruz on the 9TH instant, ON board of the British
steamer Solent.
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To Wholesale
AND COUNTRY DauGeIsrs.

BARsEs PARK,
No soi broadway n r. invite the attention close buy
ers to their immense stock of European American
PArgsr MgD1crxEs,
the most complete either hsspheres a. and
below prices, b. The 100
TirE lioarhound sai.arr,. is nov before the peo-
pie.
Have you cough cold, yonr chiren suffering
with hoarseness, wheezlness &c. SO, get bottle II Is
pleasant safe and eGeetraI
For saie by T. Il. LOGAN 4 co.
Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
Trust SaIa
by rI-.,s 3 ! pssd q q f Z : 80 :

I1Y virtue Deed Trust executed 70 me By 6iaSr..
10 Hardnan bearing date the 10th day OF sanuary
1853 and IN de Clerks County cos,r.
OF Ohio Count, Vain Deed 81 at PAGE 40:
And b virtue Of another Deed Trust eeutsr by The
said George Harnan bearing dafe 2sth day
Of January, 1853, and recorded c1Hee ia B56t
81. page 441f go ~ !
And by virtne Of another Deed OF ust executed TO me b.
he said George Harnan, bearing tie 1etli u
May, 1853, ana recorded in The ONCE S. Pare
IL.
will sell At pubic auction Monday the be
cetuber 1856. IL o'clock A NJ the front Tie
Court House Of Ohio County, Lots numbered 10 III
and ~ the plat Of James r. Baker JAMES II Stbuis
Subdivision OF Lots No l. aud IN Square No Is OF Orr
gnaI plat City wIeeitig being game lots on
which the ATE Is crested And for further descri
ton IS made % e said Deeds OF Trust record
Aforesaid 49, 5-ss7s ssfesi@z 5-ss'7;-
Fps.s OF s4Is-The sum Of sssTl o. cents and the 3,
pensss Of sale IN cash, and the fS
tows:--
For ssH until April LIST. 1851.
POP SC until May 16th 1867.
Por 4Is9 until October 1st. 1857.
For Go until November 10Th, 1881.
Dor $500 until April LIST, ISIS.
For : 66 until May 18th, 1898.
For 6G until November f6lii, 1ss3,
For IS until May 18th, 1850
For G5 until November 1Gti, 1859.
For $500 until May 10Th, 1860.
And for the .esidue Of the credit urtl
siay 10Th, 1850, with interest ron day of sAle.
Tie purchaser give negotiable deferred
payments, secured by deed o. trust the property
b. II. RoFY,
oef1o:tds Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
weslsy.. nealias mad s1.ens,l.enin.

,sn &c Are your hands chapped or rougs n 20 use
7trrsps Healing 0iatreaG Ii Is an sxeeiient remedy
for such purposes.
For sale BY T. H. LOGAN CO.,
neyd Ridge Corner Drusgss,s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27


HoRRt5LE AFFAIR." The Dunnsyillc CN.sY j
Herald publishes the following horrible Incl
dent:
David Bailey, of ossian, had gone away from
home, and had spoken to a daughter of lT. Sam
uel Mitchell, . young lady Of l6 or 10 years, to
have her milk their cows and do some other lit
tie chores Mr. Bailey kept large dog that
was supposed to be familiar with Miss Mitchell.
She had fed him, and wishing to use the pail
from which he had eaten, approached him and
took hold of it. The dog commenced growing,
and she told him to stop his noise, when he in-
stantly sprang NJ her throat. She put ont her
hand to ward him off, when he seized her
arm, taking out a piece of flesh and tearing off
her sleeve. He then seized her other arm, ali
the while trying to get at her throat, and man
aged TO get her down. But she succeeded in
regaining her feet, and had the presence of mind
/ to work her way towards the house, the dog all
the time shaking and mangling her in q horrible
manner. As she nearcd the door the savage
brute succeeded in getting hold of her jaw, dri-
wing his teeth TO the bone.-She at length got in,
aud with her feet succeeded in partly closing the
door, the brute still hanging to her face with
deyilish forocity, only losing his hold when the
1 door wos shut upon him and the flesh gave sayl
i The poor girl sunk to the floor from exhaustion.
covered with hood, and with nearly all her CLOTH
ing torn Off Her face and limbs were complete
ly mangled, she having received it is said, near
one hundred and thirty ic0unds on her person.
The beast after biting Mrs Bailey, who had
been attracted by the noise of the dog, was shot
The young lady was still living, but in critical
condition. iiss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
NEW ADvERsrIsEMRNTs
Furniture az Auctionl.

WILL sell FridaT next esth inst at the late resi-
denee os Joseph Gel, ON Hampden street. between BY
AMI Sixth, occupant, consisting
Of Pasors plnns Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Also
very Louis, XIV Piano. Sale TO
crreifre O'Clock A. N. Terms cash. for all amounts
Under So for iii months, credit which sAsfac
tors negotiable notes 70 be given. Sale positive.
GEO. &. wIcKHAN,
roy2E-ts Aucffoneer-
Wilma bic Properly "a Auction.
WILL sell % the lisleFt November
ecth. 1856, O'clock ~ and Lots,
sifuatsi Coal street, ideefls addon south
Wheeling, near the La Belle aIi
Spriggs Row. The
TERss Of pareias money to- he!
paid the day Of saie the balance In g 70 and IS months.
noye5 AacfIoneer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
Wheeling Island Property

FOR SAFE
VIE undersigned offers for sale all that Wheeling
Island now in the occupancy Of William Clark. az 4
Market Garden ne has had it laid out into small eids
ranging IN size from One and half Five Acres. with 4
Ianes forty wide, running through centre from he
Town Lots tostie head Of the Island.
For beauty OF location, fertility soil this proDeTy
Is not By oni The Ohio RIVER and persons
sips Obtaining delightful location In the country
venient The city, those wishing engage in e bu
ness OF Market Gardening strong Inducements %
purchase.
plot Of the premises be seen, making application
% the subscriber, who win give In rei
ton TO IT. and the terms Of sale will he liberal.
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG,
in faef for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
WASHINGTON HALL.
Took, Periodical. Ennty Goods aud VI u.f

Ef AyING pnTclesed the stock Books, Periodicals &c
IL OF Reiinson Hro, No. Washington Hail, Il in
tend TO add thereto stock OF Musical
sther with eomplete Of Fancy Goods. Sta
Of those Justly celebrated W yoss Pianos which have
Just been ayatded first Premium and Medal in best
Boston sechapics Far, all competftlon; Carhents
Patent Moiodeons OF superior stseand hnls, OF all The
patterns and prices; complete variety Fancy
foods consisting In part, ladies Fancy Work Boxes,
Toilette Work Rags Baskets, Portfolios
Sard and Cigar Cases, Cologne Stands, Combs Brushes
rortmonnhies, French Hair and Tooth Brushes, Sewing
Birds steele Goods, Jet Bracelets and Beads Pocket Gut
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

THl sTAIE REynSrE,--In Wood county, Va,
hcrecent assessment Of real estate shows amin
crease of nearly fifty cent since the assess-
ment Of 1880. IA Roanoke county the Increase.
Is seventy per cent In several eastern coun-
ties tho inersas i twenty five per cent Should
the increase average thirty-three per cent, State
taxes may be rrapced pne-third ard raise the
same amount q Resenns. This viii be good
neHs..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27


Fox LIBgRIA.--rwo vessels will soon depart
from the United States for Liberia--onr from
baltimore, the other from Boston. The new
ship built by the liberal donation of the late Mr.
Stevens, of Maryland, and named the nMary
Caroline Stevens will leave Baltimore on the
10Th OF November and Hampton roads ON the
4thiof December. This vessel will first 20 to
Monroyla, and then to other settlements on the
coast She will take out over two hundred pas
sengers. The vessel from Boston has been char.
tered by the massachusetts, society to carry out
the materials for college, to be- erected on. a
beautiful site near Monrovia by the Government
NoyEr BEr,-Inethe London correspondence
of the Times and Messenger, We find the follow
ing novel bet recorded: a 50
Talking of mortality, now that the sweep.
stakes" in the racing line are being suppressed
among the million by law, it is actually be-
coming popular thing to get,np Sweep on
the ratio of .births and deathslr This may
surprise you; but my conntrymen seem 70 have
the betting propensity as an instinct, in their
composition. To be told to look into the 'smid-
die of next week" for a coveted object, has long
been q familiar jeer; but the fortune winner of
last weeks sweep had, seven days previous. ac-
tually named within one OF the number that
died during the coming week. The winner of
the birth sweep was within five of the num-
Der born. The bets were five to four on the
boys exceeding the girls. Such is life, and where
next shall we find the Science, of betting di-
recting his operations?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
:, JOHN J , : T. HARGREAvEs,

no. 50 NAM s5aEtI, isIRgfiss ", - = = = -
"hosesae and Rsttil dealer In plints on sash no
sfihuoE hlass. Isookiusf GLASSES. ~ s-s'-i
FINISHES, &e.. &c. ~
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IMPROVEMENT OF TIE RTyRR.-Judge Bfaclen-
ridge, in the Union of yesterday, adds his voice
to the volume Of argument in favor of improving
the Ohio river Heregards. with more favor,
than most writer's who have discussed the sub
ject, 3ir. Elects plan of reservoirs at the head
waters of the Allegheny. But he Is clearly IN
favor of Locks and Dams We receive his opiii-
ions on this as on most subjects. with great re-
spect, but he makes, we think a vast under-es-
timate Of the cost of dams
Assuming that there would be required one
hundred dams, between Pittsburgh and the
mouth Of the Cumberland river, be statcs they.
probable cost at ten nj ions Of dollars An en-
gineer's estimate oftxerity dams required be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati requires from
five to six millions of dollars.
This is the estimate, too, of a highly compe-
tent engineeS. vo has the advantage of a prac-
teal acquaintance with the construction fsIacls
water works on river. At this rate Of. cost,
the dams and locks cos1 from I've Hundred and
fifty to Three Hundred Thousand Dollars each
This enormous cost we regard as the greatest
objection to the system Of Locks and Dams.
Whilst there IS no such objection TO the plan
of.improving the natural channel, we may more
readily secure Government aidto that method
of Improvement, and its active prosecution viii
serve 70 concentrate public opinion IN favor Of
the object.
Judge Breckenridge advocates, also, a Con-
yentioD, which this paper has already urged as
n means ofconcentratiDg effort and opinion In
behalf of the work, and fastening a commence
ment of operations. I've shall only get rid of q
conflict of opinion by the agency of Conven-
ton. such as Judge 3. recommends Ditts.
osrgh Journal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
MP ORR & NJ
TO THOSE USING
Latest News
~. y. G EslFFIrET. Aurs,o,,

=, ~ Z, LATE or WASHINGTON CRY, d. ~
to tiie eifiz-i,s or ,yfeetnr
Iissosi n sissnity that he VIII open MS NE AtJcTioS
Masy ,.o s ,ssa9 Oct 2si
nf the kind In the East .ie Dest establishments
Consiguments solfeitea SAFE IL =, 4, 80 :,
attention to business IN an eases and riess
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7t1H77i ALSO, NV hooks.
fresh assortment Books MAGAZINES Novels and
all the popular reading of the day: Ledgers Day ROOFS
PACED Copying Books and Blank Books every escrp.
ton Pocket Tuck Diaries 1857, indIspe
man, Perlapesss Soap, Engrayings, monographs GIT
German and italian Strings Flutes Banlos Tanboriucs
Accordcons and FIntinees. y
shall take special pains 70 keep The OF Periodicals.
and Newspapers complete, solicit subscriptions to an
Periodicals. Grateful for patronage hope 70 merit
IT'S IN the attention
TO the. wants Of the Wheeling Public II r. y
~ Pianos and Bielodeons to let. fs ss-
H. SO ~ I'D 4, p rourN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

PROFESSOR WOOD ~ = 1855 ss A =, Ae's-
DEAR SIR Iaats pleasure IN bearing voluntary testi-
nons 20 the excellence of Hair Restorative Three
.nohtns ago my hair Was Is now avery DARK
Sthe original COLOR glossy. The only ~
nave made to II has been the prepar-
.! son and which, from the result case can
most Cordially recommend to others. =
Respectfully. yours,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

49,. = Logansport, Ia, June 1855.
GENTs-Yours Of the 18Th came duly to hand. En-
closed pleas find dollars being amount 70,
Hair Restorative, have sold IT al. a = - - II
you choose send six bottles Hair
i've; think can sell It Il has worked miracles mi.
fetched new hair out Hover his head. "
Yours, respectfully,
Es NJ. IL GRIDLEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
PROFESSOR WOODS
ssr. HAIR
r. % SEQ r. Il " E
IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES ~ &

WHAT all the Bald and Gray be restored perfectly TO
original color far as their locks r CON
Sesnsd, does not admit Of oubt besides every
iru Itching, in the
scad .headand in no possible viii In curing as
VI by magic. NERVOUS periodical headace and
Twice week By the regularly, win preserve the
eoior and keep the hair from falling, any
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
HENRY MeoEE. II Tr Us,

II WISIIt my Parn, near Wheeling and viii N an
sired. = = S = W
mehee z. JACOB.