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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
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49,
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY IL URGENTLY IN WANT
"A a from goo $50; would pay nowh inierox and
fyc tangible security. Address Tor TWO dAr HOO heFAd
o1ice.
I|fyTDYND'-THw ToRE CONSOLIDATED sTAey
psnr have dsclarcd annual dividend Of Eve per cent
payable 70 Ne sockhokers On and asr hond9y March w.
u& Ps0ao Bank. bruAdway corner 81 oraDd srre
The uersfw bsoks WI ~ eoret from he lob V ~ b
March, inclusive. j. cAMfBEIl. Eeastwer.
JEFFERSON fNsuRARCE coNPANy, Ne. 10 WALL
~ reet This company have this day declared dividend
"a Larer dssaxy p~ AAss, payable On semsna-, a
lamapspoT AND MIaspURT RAD.R0AD Q0nrAIy.
NJ -Tss &ecors hays phs day declared ytd-ne srf
s Pr ADD S.ssS r H.@osd Company payable %
If day March mart fhe transfer books vin be CLOSED
iron he II 70 ne fesh March protno, kgh d9s nsnvs
nYYrCE oT THE AMERICAN dyArO COrPArr,
Opev yok Mach g. laT --Nc,ce hereby given 70 ne
pub~erfter~ OF This company hai We second n
sSsce q hls css,ssy = south sf,est within .hr days from
his date, accsrdng 70 Sstr sussyptsn ~ order o. w
Bosrd Trustees ana pursvsnt 70 tser ~ TrssS %
instant. A. " hErsoH fr"fo7r'
T1YFicy or TIE NATIONAL FIRE tNsvRAHcE
~ Cunapany, e Wall rVeet rev yort, hsrrh = l% =
Dividend EctceIhe dirccto, Of tns oompsnL "a oe
three and bird $50 cent which bias eee saed " NE
cpltaI a he company and vii be Distributed 70 the Esch
ko.awp In rto>k on ansr "Wednesday The uh o. Marcn
nsni until which day bs rsnsss bscks VII ps s.osa Ine
drss tbcusand dosr and hes bssdss surplus FUND q
nearly hundred thossAnd echsra -uopsp p,.,.sou
HfERr =. ppowrs, sscresJ. "
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A RTIYrCIAL TrETH.-k. LKyEr1s NEW AuD tn
"A proved amoepherc pressure plates, for Artificial teeth
fsnsrsabe Cor her incressed Adhesion and power Of
infinitely superior 70 The ordinary suction
plale-ss well a1srtd for he ocn.nnous gum, desired
fbcp wearing uirng nriBcal teh, WI Cad much
eDeaFrg elsewhere Tech removed By Brnnchs paiexl be
nurnbbs sppsrsss Az svery ussiu hnprorerrai o. ibs
Dentist, " wsv.rey psoe. near Brosavsy assAel isss
nrrynrny..pn =. 9. pyngM Al. sxn 49,
Me nns "A suserf ssyeyeace. Daily dpernnona wi We
~ and harmless b@skshs ss~A prs,srlns - go
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SEIZURE Or A SUSPECTED eLAyHa.-Tte brsg WTn.
Clark Cspa Ranger, cleared from this port tae iSIr
nsf ioI iener1e and pr0ce eded down river ON the
evening o! tho 2st On her arrival ne bar she
seized BY 'he uuited States Marshal, AMI brought eArs
to the city on suspicion OF being abort 70 engage N As
slave srade. The brig regularly cleared Is the Oas
tom House by her sgeois with cSrspCi 9ocT wsshoy
lumber, dornestics, sc. sac lies u Ss1grSshone
Fe1. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

N,NcH t.-Ths Cont met this DoTnng, ard alter the
Grand Jury panel Was called The following gentlemen
we're IN 10 discharge The duties o. that cc dsrns
ibe ensuing wrri:-
ssraei I. Bls,ciic~d Foretnsn.
Charles T. Anderson, BENJAMIN PIE lr,
Pe.er J. BOs.rt, George d WhdasIa
Thos. s. Gndersoets, Jamn I. B,dise,
John G. Gotsberyer, jr., George W: fsrnsam,
James Hunter Theodore Fromenl,
Tonsrd !. Johnston, Tsos Il. G!inooley
cecrye IL Ioop. len amin n. lee,
James G.. uonep Joseph lcgget.,
TIE Recorder proceeded 70 sdben the Grand
Jpy briefly urcn the usual opcs. BE SAID MAJ ne nal
an extended address, and, indeed, was unnecessary %
deliver long charges Intelligent citizens we're porfco
" familiar with ne dGiios Of the. Grand ln1ucst me
erAn5 Jurors thon rc,cd 70 Their room Afsr vbSn we
following cssos were heard
STEALING IRON "SHApow."
Johr Mccormack and wn. Triben, two youths, were
charged Win attempting TO pss the pocket OF Daniel H.
Murphy 81 the sitaohs Of The Chsfs oiics On NE
mcrupg Of the l2h OF fseruy al no corner o. Mercer
ami Blocker .pccts. Tho oheer sM N otnsnu drcss
sTsc, where NJ. and lin. bah me: with such
a melancholy end whore The accused, 10 use
,sSyns g11 esr rurpay 'i is. actoruiass hand y
LIS pccket ADJ rrcsLed I'm ard knowing Tribal 10 be
thief he believed Inn 70 DC AZ aoornpnee' lhe ~
they we've dAoaaIset.
Hsrs,rt. Ysuss, : nymTh q the pave, ". uied saa
TrsrGs vneeni on tho Sishi u ihe I'm Of jlsSsJy,
Nh'e 70 n"us' " s~tAsN'S' 'e1'' '
A VIOLENT AssAULT-r1n RDcosoEi ON rue Esr
GRANT TIlKET OFFICES.
TtolJas gnyghy vv chaxYsd VIII violently nDsuitlpg
Henry vans, cit n o. inirou, on The leh kaych,
lss Ar tbe complainant nSi rad his rsassee on the
oorre fAv 10 California hlz reycs.cr s the
Tsr.ric Attorney once he icslnod thi be vort int
FDpessn OBJ pcses ofise &C the corner Of liberty
aud We ssr.e,s for tpe yurrc~c o. purchasing cfe
Or On ry-na and Was icfrsaisi a sss and fcsyfDg
IRA. ifioLd >, his would sIsog . tho sane way, he
s,ooi n the door vslns pn lie sbezid arrive xtt
Ibsu mia sri him ana tssl b nc Dcvcsosy
M ynnessr vp, ersIs ned 'cr .ss defeDce nd raed
That the Complainant usec srrS re language him. snd
ne orse,c5 hin, ovt Of ths osot
n Susxer 10 q question PCT ~ me 1ecSdey NJ. sin-
ressr sland mai Of thAl Una f-gasut comps ais
node ~ yaraes ma. tocy I'D q n defras.eo.
Tpe Jury denbtrsscd FOR ev uczanh. tut scn ren.
aered . vc-1ci o. "r5ry.n
Tho Vfeoracr n edtrNUooh tNf
prserer as fonhvs--
rcmSmp9 We eSeerAHses oI "a go - 90 w. ~.
Tor Nj VANS VA brorfst ~ cert " 0s sme " ne
essrt. Ne VS. mere a. NC ~ stnascn Ni 80. &c !,
vas orcrzht MO ihls coSr. se - cerorses ~ sus. w
hrrt azy person ma cTct sod II tce 80 cvsscu
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Stir AGAINST THB McDoreeH HsrLrK--hrs.
MN oigs Canes hetr Of the late passl Ozark, has
hled N oouyt, View Orssna biz IN ogrify Aranss The
oiitos Of hev ORLEANS and RAfrnorc hers Of tho late
jobs koIorosh, ana seaost rf<sn o. twenty perssns
besides, fos We rc~Dvwy . vaiusble uact q land
knovn - 0ns Bayou ~ John properly" which belong.
81 W C1ayk n me tirre 0 his death bet which 10
Nod ovperahlp W The diaesest ocfesaans. TIE pro
perry oo~pysss rs ben past II twenty sI sqo1ss q
pcvnd, Hssssy sniwvsveS, svs verv vAscssn from ~
isesUey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

nm nnn HAVANA. DOMyzTfe AID GuMAr
ZtU.UvJU ssRArs a much keev maykeA rNan 70 cash
suyers cs advances msAs % sseAs Of s"y ANY AZ 10
TIy1IX MoHis--CxB1NAs.F TeARo. RHsA. DEL
III iy, Ccpchas, uTss c.bsrsaa yscsorss s.p,nss.s.
IN mr., R60lRs, y 1ssvwsv~
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Court of General Session~-
Before Recorder prn,th.

N,1cH t-Tbs Cont met this oorniug, and alter the
Grand Jury panel Was called the following gentlemen
we're swtrn In discharge the duties o. that cscc during
the ensr.uf
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INDEPENDENTLY PERSCNs AES FORpID-
IN den 10 purchase silver teaPot ana jor stolen
morning Of March from my house, l07 St. Xayks place
The teapot very Irgr chased one hci3irg Aas
gsacn with tour esws Standing on balls Re oa Of he tsA
OF dragon, richly frosted the Jog os exactly
pattern; rugsr bowl 10 match, house
~ B. Mayhs place Pawnbrokers and al o.her
requested 6ean said silver. The silver by
Crawford
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Osy-ON BROADWAY DETwEEN CANAL AND
IL Barclay streets ladys drab leather with steel
and chain contain forty ard
bills five lar gold piece The aoder VIII be suitably
rewarded returning the shove Robbins Appleton
Najfeu
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4 Osr-AvALUABLE DIAMOND RING, III PASSING
- from University Place 70 9Th 5-ossh Ninth
Any having found the same thew Will s
pnive-sy Place or 81 Park Place, 40 barclay shal
bke-a1y rewarded
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r OsT-BoSD NO a. or THE sAcgBr-s HARBoR
~ and ssrssoss harosd Company, for one hoasAsd dol
lars dated Sept IL 1854 payable Au4 LE. 1879 liberia
rewsrd win DC pad It's return to John 4. Murray A Wall
street.
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r OSY-BETwEEN u2 CANAL STREET AND TINS
IL OF John sreet and Broadway prossory note
made by Vim. D. Irvine Brother, 70 their order and
endorsed by theH Ter three hundred and hy doa
hy nine cents due 9Th May PAYABLE a. he Peoples Bsnk
The fBasr OF the will please return Tie mske
the SCI ing. buying, or in snywsc negotiating wiz be held
a fraudulent
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aOKsEs, CARRIAGES, sc.

(yARRlASEs.-FoR SALE, THRES roe eUa8TEs
~ In first rate oder, Two bugglcs rockxwayp,
one coach one gig. &c all will be sold ow. Apply ssS
Broadway, D., q.
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- NE OommissIopw oosid not de'acp than how could
- send 70 WaAhngsu v1thSai serdlpg otbors thN
e pct 10 eyiioscei BE rus msd ihs. he papers sSoad
~ cent W wsshsEson N .Ssr Snse ssis, " 20. 81 eli
~. Brstssd Also ot,ccted 70 tie ppu beng prcsen.od
~ NJ witness In his Judgment q could nN 10 intro.
H.eed bccssse there d ne eyidsn,c sseo vss made,
whexe u vas made and b. whom & mai Aoi a
yM1su thh moment hst bcsn marked By zoe o,u.
sunseney exhibit; and VA, be viabsa 70 10 uIesr
aso< - . particular oojecuon- 4 10 epsceisd u4sa shs
- 70 prcve a. fbs parry maxim should Prev. a
ssa ~ . matter Of av, tbs osmHisssoof cozId IN re
ceve ha witness proof Of 70 vpile q bd;~ sxiskd
- kopshelop wbas NE siaSa, and q 10 ony 500 Il
- been mAsfed 81 TIE Cowm,s1oan. when Sn y
nnn1e3 Wac MADE 81 VI. lie yonthoions Office si,cs
- burning d some Of The vonivys Of sis ose' NE
~ Lega'stwe, AID decus~ vpos earth oy which iks
sapm can be ruled admissible. \ ocris ns Dc rcceveo
~ orirnal vsrrsni no proa o. Tue ssnd- ritiss n
~ person issuing n and ,ha efove pot ~ VERY provc
cd sss sdEissble and unri TIE sess evsdesce u ga
ss~zes no secouaary evidence cAs ss rsoeivos.
NJ Poverty Oh scfcd bat bid no<bnG further w ~
anoe thas vhai lad been offered BY oh sssccaiss.
y. s,o,rS a., sqe ~ sdssSs o. x. =.
- nh diagram tha vA moi taken W the wines, ana
Ne cannos tell whether 10 covrecs o. not he question
lcsdins, and ON Mat ground alooe objecso nsple.
admit me evidence and bow mr. Vie Wines We able
10 prove hs hpovsdee Of ths diagram, y say whetoer
ocrrocs plan Of the rooms o. Vie ooSpssy (EScsp
ws,.:: sssassa 0 he pss and said appeared to str
" ee enact br thai NJ. Caypsnncr could ten eenes 70
yssvd 70 NE cashiers nee (eepsrsrsen') Than Gan
ne .srprs.r SAID ,bs vovd used by ns visness vas
s.Anier .sss, -hch ss, or DE place -. apart
cssest. q What DO zoo mean BY the word cAss'
a. ~ -ss-e.s q We vhos s6os Wines hesc sssss'
ss::..,s ssFs,!..s, -sss Il dec -; ,assVy.
<eerzses b u e's,sss vr,asy
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NOTES LOsr.-oN FEE % 1857, A vclH cy HAZEL
IN ton Brothcrs dated Nov. Is, 1856 .. nonlha for
1858 l9 payable at the Pacific Bank order
Richie: also note OF Henry Harrison. dsid Pee 81 ISL
nonns for ftlo payable o. - Chatham street. he order
OF JHnos Rtcnie, both endorsed Psyman. having been
Stopped the Under will be rewarded by hem a. s
Williamsburg Iron Foundry, corner Of sbta AID Ansle
street, Brooklyn y. ID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11
IuPnrsstoNs OK TuE RErlNA or THE Eye

IMPRESSIONS on THE RErlNA OF THE Eye
A statement appeared in the papers some time
ago, that the last image upon the eye of muir
dered man, was that of his murderer, and that
the murderer couid certainly be detected by tn
king n microscope and examining the eye. The
famous Coroner of New York, in the recent
murder case, had the experiment made, and
sent for two eminent chemists, who both, with
out examination, secuted the idea as philosophi-
cally absurd. And true enough it turned out
to be absurd. So we have another scientific de-
fusion knocked in the head They, when pres
ent, gave this reason for knowing that the idea
was absurd, viz: ''that should there be any i'm
preston left upon the retina, it would be i'm
possible, so long after death, in consequence of
the opacity of the humors of the eye, to detect
it by the opthalmiscope, or any other instru-
mon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11
DIR. M. DR.. WALLETS

These pills have been PFiEae practice Of the
Proprietor also the Hospitals Of Of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled suseesssvns the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fan.
They charm in correcting irregularity and OBJ
sructonS, producing regular return Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle Siimulant They produce agreeable
exhnera4iOn and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females, those supPosng themselves
cautioned against using tese pills, they viii produce
miscarriage although undeF injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
jan10 LAUGHLINs 4 BUsnEIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

AReIinble Hair Dye.-Why has no one suceeed-
ed In making reliable Halls Dye except wv A BAEcHEtOnf
Because they would avoid tho the tOugt the time
patience Heeessary Others BY short cuts would
bay reputation they cannot win. and by certificates Of
feed chemists and Newspaper bravado, Aht their 70
notOrety. Hut HInduAtry has rs reward" Witness the
iuvnctble reputation Of VA. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE made and Sold applied On private rOOuas) 2SS
Broadway, ~ Y.
label TO be genuine. rSlff4
sOld by T. II. LOGAN CO.,
jan2s-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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The wor.. ON ID ~. 90 be CaFod.

Tho WORT tofHll o. t-aI9t olI . ~
We liberty refer 70 several well known gentle
BRRHAvE's HOLLAND BlrFEHs, = remedy for piles
We permitted to publish their Names but Win take
pleasure referring 70 them who doubts this
statement.
For this aGeetlon half the prescribed dose should
be takeHsay Adf teasPoOnfu morning and night
one hour before meals.
CAuuoui-Be careful to ask for Bprhaye'a H'llaad
tters The great popularity of this medicine has Induced
many limitations which the pube shOOld guard against
purchasing.
Rsod At u per bottle, six bottles for IS, ~ the
rroprIetors, BENJAAElS PAGE, IN. = Co.
Manufacturing PharmAeeutsts ana Chemists PttsbuIsh,
Pa; and by LAUGHLLy1S6 BESHFTELD,
sebs-fr-aaw wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

GARoTTIXc Or MUGGING-How 1T IS DONE HERE
AND AT NV ORLEANs.-MuGGEIEs ''SnowS Up.
Every body nowadays seems afraid OF the
garotte; and although there is no doubt quite
large number of thieves who practice this dan
gerOus game in the city, there is unquestionably
great deal of unnecessary alarm. Many the
garotte robbeTies reported are false, but it serves
to cover multitude of sins. II a man loses
hundred or two at5the faro bank, or is enticed
into a house of easy virtue, and leaves it minus
his watch, it is n very convenient excuse to car
ry home that he has been garottcd.
But in the face of the facts and men know,
| will not deny that theIe is considerable mug
ging in the city and its vicinity. This class of
modern "TObeFS' are very numerous in the city,
and have been practicing largely since inland
navigation has been stopped by the severe wea-
ther which we have experienced lately. Such
stormy weather spells all their nice little ar
rangementS-they cannot clyfake on shipboard,
and they are obliged to ''Fobe" on thepad This
''TObing" has been going on for years, only the
name has been altered to garottng and it is the
same here as it is in New Orleans; when theriv-
ers are low, they are obliged to 'srobe" on the
sidewalks, only they do it in quicker way than
here. In New Orleans they lay their victims
ont with bag of shot or bag with stone in
| it; then go through hin andget off. Here it is
done in a different manner. They generally
travelin mobs of three. Thcman mugger must
be the tallest of the three. Two of them go up
and accost man, one on each side; this is 1ono
for their protection and to enable them to operate
in case the victim suspects something wrong, and
puts his hand in his pocket for a revolver.
They Immediately take hold of him, and the
mugger stepping up from behind, throws his
right arm around the victims neck, puts the
left arm the left shoulder, seizes the wrist
of his right hand with his left which forms the
garotte; then he puts his right knee on the
back, little above the hips, and gives u sudden
jerk, lifting his victim off the ground. This is
done in the twinkling of an eye. The muggers
on each side operate quickly, and all three make
off with safety, the sudden jerk across the throat
and the punch on the back generally leaving
their victim insensible. In case the mugger
don't fetch him at the first jerk, the parties on
each side silence him with pair of steel knuc-
klcs that they have on their hands. ntlle dark
| these knuckles look like pair of mitts.
Sometimes they operate differently. The mug
ger and one of his pals viii stow themselves un-
der Stoop in the middle of block. The third
comes along with a bundle or basket on his
arm, inquiring for some No. which he knows to
be directly ahead of him, and on the other side
of the way. The traveller turns his back TO
show where the number is. The muggcr and
his pal immediately jump out of the recess and
''Tobe" their victim.
Muggers never trouble man with a dog, for
the very simple reason that, no matter however
worthless the dog may be, it will bark in scuf.
file
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

VIZ call the attention Of all, old young, this
derul preparations which back Its original color.
gray haIr--covers the the bald with laxurant
growh-removes the dandruH, itching. and all
eruPtons-cnuses Of the natural fluids; and
hence as regular dressing for the hair, viii pre-
and keep from failing to extreme old
In all It's original beauty We CALI then, the bald the
gray or diseased scalp, M surely the young
will not they value the lowing locks, the heWtehng
curl without praise Is upon the tongue Of
Thousands. Price 81, - and o. For sale BY
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
7. n. LOGAN CO.,
And all Druggists. deei6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11
WEDNESDAY MORN FEBRUARY II, 1857.
49, - the last nuInber Of the sew

FAsxY FERS.-Iu the last number of the New
York Le:lger, We notice contribution of Fanny
Fern's, which is. an attempted criticism and
witicisn upon and about newspapers In our
opinion, Fanny Fern is one of the hurnbugs Of
the age, and has nothing in her writings to re-
commend her. She is fippant, gassy, literary
quacls-maling great pretensions, and having
very little merit. Our advice is for Mr.. Parton
to Try and end somo employment for her leisure
hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

FRIGnTFuL RIDE.-At Frankyille, in this county,
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad passes along the
side of precipitous mountain. At the base
Crabtree creek, wild mountain stream runs
foaming along over its rocky bed.-From the
railroad tn the creek. distance of about
seventy five yards, there Is steep precipice
rising up at an angle of about forty-five degrees.
On Monday night one of the locomotive attached
to a burden train, just as it reached this point,
broke fangc, and dctachiDg itself from the
train ran down this precipice, carrying with it
the engineerer and fireman. Neither Of them
were able TO get from the locomotive until it
reached the creek where it now stands, fair and
square upon the wheels, without being materi-
ally injured But what is most singular, neither
the engineer or the fireman received the slightest
harm. They scarcely had time to think before
they were landed in the rocky bed of the creek.
The locomotive is at least seventy-fiye yaIds
from the railroad, and to get it back upon the
road again, it viii require the construction of
temporary track, Cumberland Telegraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-11

PEagvNsp What lady or gentleman weeld re-
main under the Of breath by
ing the SRAIN oE THOUSAND FLovERs denfrce would
not only render but leave the teeth white nIabas.
teri Many do not know their breath had,
The anhteStl 50 deiebte thetr friends VIII mention
IL. Tour single drop Of the "Bal" your tosth
BRGuJIFuL CONPLRoN may easily acquired By using
The sBalm Of thousand FioWeTs.n II win remove PIN
Pies and the skn, leaving soft and rose.
hue. Wet towel, pour three srors and VaSh
the face night and morning.
enAV1Ns MApR klsH-tFet your ElavnE-hFnsh In either
warm or cold wAteEy Two OFthree drops Bam Of
ThOusAnd FOWersse rub the beard vel and viii make
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
ing. Price only hFtt cents
". r. FEFRIDGE CO.,
Franklin Sqnare, New York.
asT variety liquors, sIore and for sale b.
"a Nv. a. EDt1ARnS Bro, I.
hbS l~A+A4 i1diniuing The Pogt 0tdee.. (.
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And all Druggists.
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN Elk
l ------. 1I.IR A (E17(lR.

IDALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
t-r4 TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN Inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces In
Hamaton. there's heat throbbing
reness, whether by fever. hurt
sore, poison rheumatism. piles. scaid sting their
is inflammation. A hundred books thousand
alter change conclusion. .fevent pain
nature, inflammation be suhdued. To
eOmpllsh this, the Efforts of the physician always direct
ed. Thousands Of physicians, and thousand Of the FIRST and
most sagaeous persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
LPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced admit, that
control inflammation wonderful and Immediate,
instantly allaying the PAIN neutrAzns poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing nature her course,
renewing healing. No burn sead, aient.
yield its soothing curing influence APP
ply 1t Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine enveIoped Engraving with
the of c. V. CLICKENER Co., pFopFietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
IS cts per box.
~ orders should be addressed to C. v Cekener
Co.. 81 Barclay st. Ne~ York. I. n. LOGAN & Co.
Sp2s:lm wheeling, Va.
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Ronaan Eye Baianm.-For week and lunamea
erea.-RonA ~. Eollnu-tr- te.tirnnnu.
AN TTEM.

from Hs Sunday 71HHa1
endure the terrible Addiction Of
dyspepsia without attnPt alleviate the Of their
sueriDgai an such would advise the use Of Ha1Ptea's
Vegetable fracture. remedy this disease has been
so universally successful the mention.
Per sale BIZ T. H. LOGAN CO.,
febs-1v-dsw Bridge Corner Druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL HAILiI
S0MBTHING FOR THE MIhEIONiI
PROF. WOODS p
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

ME CALL TUE ATTENTION 81 ALL, OLD AND
w young to this wonderful preparation, which turns
bald with lnxnriant groWtiTemoves the dandEnA Itch
ing, and all cutaneOuS eruptiOnscauseS continual d0W
Ing for the hair, will It's color and keep from
falling n extreme old aga, IN all It's natural beauty We
call then, upon the bald the gray, diseased In scalp tn
IT. and surely the young will not, they vape the dow
the wheeling cuf be without It. Is praise
Is upon the tongue OF thousands.