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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

xaIA-HINE AND IRONINas.-.The sub.
ma .nS ironing in the ueatsst manner and with
great f.cility. He uses HE PATENT WASHING
MACHINE, with floating bales, which experience
proves doss not wear the clothes at all; thereby
prnvins a great savips over the ordinary mode OF
Wasting All clothing will be called for and return
ed on any stated dsy.
y- Orders left st his Office, 9Th between Grace
and franklin streets, or at his laundry, corner OF
Marshall and Henry Streets will be promptly attend
I'D to. oon,pn
an -S-HimN WIN. H WOOD"AhO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

nRESsiNG CASES Ladies and Gea
tlsman,s Ebony Leather. Rosew sod Dressinf
,;s.e,. furnished with BIpihes scissors' &c, com
piete; fer sale by xrrJKIEy A co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

ElLACh AND CuEDRED SILKS. We
~ avlte the intention of peEs3Qs in want Of Black
and Cocred kllka to cal ana examine stock be-
lore purca4siRg. JOHNSON x HARDWOOD,
&pL Ne. II Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

i CAPTAIN tUsLH Ft54& DYSPEPSIA
"A AND SUMNER COMPLAINT lager beer IN
bottles. i1i family Per dozen pints Il 25 ceRtf;
per dozen qagrs - 25i p cents dozen allowed by
returning OF the bottlss. FUG up sad sod by
y. WlLBACHER, No. 2O8 Nj ain street.
O!c=rs Left with a4r. O A Srrecker, nessrs Laid
icy Robinson, CT at my store. will be promptly at
t.ni-d 70. No charga f-r cat tre an 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

4,t a - a. hHi.- easse~ Nv
~ s.ls BY lsps. Thos SoSAs w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22
NEW FUHniFUnh ~V0ah,--W We, ia


No "a Main ST. and cor Fraeklin and 18th sts
WANTED-Three Jouraeymen Cabinet makers
P. 8. Servants Cctias reaty made. eff all sizes
Tshe above can be found sll hous, at the corne.
Of Franklin aud 18th streets l6lm
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THIS DAY
By tsoddt1 IL Auner.o.

,. ALGIIssn -sIE~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22
WANTS.

WANTED "A situation. by n White Fe.
" ma'e. to Cook, Na,b or Iron and do general
,t-n.rqeo Arpy at this flee ar 29-us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

HEAVY LINEN DRILLING FOX SER
4 'aNF5.-On hand large lot OF Linen Drills,
suitable EseIvaDts wear. which we will seIl low.
JOHNSON & HAYWOOD,
q No IL
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THE J4lnt.sY.5 AfN WE AXE re-

= Y THE J AN ksIyW = " & AXE kE
I'D GEINlN3
Magniticer silk Robea Plain and Printed Barge
de-; Sure French Jaconet do Figured and Printed
Muslin dtto-many Of them bought at the ,ecen
auction sales, at about haf the regular prices,
will ne sold at a small sdveuce on the cost.
.n2l KENT. PANE 4 CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

$>sa GARDENING.---The sns;s sfber W 10
eHf has tad Is ye.-s experience Ornarn n: 81
0A Gardener, hes located in this city and will be
oassed order, for job work of all kinds In
bin nae OF business il the city ard vicinity such az
Turing, Grading. Laying out Gardens pruning and
Planting 9hrubs, GIepe vines ann Trees &c. &c
Particular attention paid to Gardens or Lots in the
city and neighborhood, ard also enclosures in either
OF the Cemeteries eu gagged by the year or season
Orders left at the Flower Garden of Mr. John
Motion, h sad OF g street, will resolve prompt
attention lap q 0'u,* WA Logic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

A CARD 80 THE .sDiAs -httss = vi
"A FLOURNOY wishes to into III her frisnds and
customers that abe has received her SprinG Fashions
aud will. still continue To carry on DRESS aAklNG
IN all ifs branches She respectfully solicits call
from the ladies' Her on Main street, between
9th and 9Th in Boshers Row, next door to DR.. rat
teeon's All orders Tom the cOartry Will be PROMPT
IN s,tsr5aSto ap 2l---5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

MORE CnEAP GOODS,
WI Al No. 143, kagie Square.
Rich Silk Robes
B.yedere Chsne Eilks
Rerags kcbes
Organize and Lawn DO
Printed and white Brilliantes at Sd ana pei
yard
Thread Cambric Hdkfs at 10 cents
Table Damask ct S7t cents
Linen aud Cotton Sheeting, very cheap
Fine 4 Cotton Shirtiug st %
ep2I PARKER. NtMMO & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-22

THTINPtB ialusBtaTELY-F coed
~ siACksMfTBs, TO whom liberia wages ard
.-rs.aut employment will be given. Enquire OF
u pELANY, ssthe Tredegar Foundry and Machine
ss,,s q d3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JAN. 26.-It is thought cxpcdicnt by the
friends of the submarine telegraph bill to delay
calling itup in the House for a few days, in or
der to give time to correct the many misappre-
tensions on the subject, and to allow members
to enquire into the matter.
The committee elections will act definitely
next week on the Kansas case. The best i'm
preston seems to be they will report the seat
should be vacant on the ground that the House,
by large majority Mt the first session, refused
to admit either Whitfield, who was elected un-
der Kansas laws, or Reeder, who was elected by
persons who did not recognize them, and that
there is no resolution of the House or any law
of Kansas directing special election to fill the
vacancy.
Tho House was officially informed to-day that
the President has approved of the compulsory
witness bill.
Hon. John Barney, ex.Membcr Of Congress,
long known in the political and fashionable cir
cles of Washington, died this morning.
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THE q! IA TEST y VIEWS
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
CONGRESSIONAL.
WisniNnrnN Ian. %

IS WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 1857.
SENATE-Mr. Wilson gave notice for abe coll
sideration of a bill to secure to actual settlers
the alternate sections of lands, reserved in the
grants to the States for railroad purposes.
The Senate then resumed the consideration al
a bill establishing n naval depot at Brunswick,
Georgia.
After debate the bill was passed.
sOn,motion, Mr.. ardresOlyed, that the Sec
rotary of War be required to direct Topographic
cal engineers to enquire and report whether the
public interests will be promoted by a survey OF
the Neagard river, or any part of the same. Ad-
iourned.
HousE-Mr. Chester having been brorght to
the bar of the House, by the Sergeant-at-Arns,
the Speaker propounded to him questions here.
toforc ordered to be put-namely: Why he did
not appear before the Select Committee in pur-
suance Of summons of the l4th instant, and
whether he was now ready TO answer such pro-
per questions as may be put to him by the CONF
mittee. "
Mr.. Chestcr's answers under oath were read.
To tho first questionhe says he never entertain
ed or intended any disrespcct to the Committee
or House, but having made arrangements before
the subpoena was issued, summoning, him to Ap-
pear before the COMMITTEES, to return homo to
attend to private business, which could not be
neglected without great detriment to his inter
ests. Under these circumstances he did not
think it was required that he should attend on
the precise day named and had 1t not been for
the storm, he would have been here. on Monday
last, without the agency of the Scrgcant-at-
Arms, who would bear witness that he evinccti
no disposition, by habe0s corpus, or otherwise, to
avoid the summons, To the second enquiry he
says he is now ready, and will answer.
On motion of Mr.. Florence, the answers being
entirely satisfactory to the House, Mr.. Chester
was discharged from custody.
Thursday and Saturday was set apart for the
consideration of business relative to territories,
as the two former days specified for those pur-
poses, were absorbed by questions Of privilege.
nmotion of Mr. Quitman, the House under
a suspension of rules, passed a bill increasing
the pay of commissioned officers of the army
and military store-keepers $50 per month"; and
communication to 80 cents ration.
The House passed bill to enable property OF
considerable amount belonging to an emancipa-
ted slave, who died intcstate to descend to his
slave wife and children; their owners being will
ling to set them free The reason for this act is
the belief that the property under laws of the
District of Columbia, vests in the o, S. without
such legislation. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

New YonE, Jan. 2G.-The steamship Black
Warrior from Havana, has arrived. She en-
countered terrific gale on the. 18th inst; lost
fore and main masts and all the rigging attached.
The gale lasted 80 hours, during which fuel gave
out and the boat drilted Southwark. When the
gale abatcd she attempted to reach Norfolk,
using cabin furniture for fuel. She arrived at
Hampton Roads on the 21st, but could not
reach Norfolk on account of ice. She procured
fuel ut Old Point Comfort'and proceeded thence
on the oath inst. She spoke. on the morning
for Havana, and the steamer Roanoke hence for
Norfolk, .froze in between Point Comfort and
Norfolk.
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no TIlE PUnI.IO.

w.O,v. hi. day sold Messrs. Campbell MoDermot
1a,slllseneer ONCE. wsre.urn our sincere thanks
n,,rOns for tie many acts of kindness We have re-
.sl their hand. and cordially commend our successor
,.I,ootlcs wedoubs viii ever be found prompt
,,,.nye to every department of business, and will
effort to deserve the patronage Of the community
viii run to the 18th instant, and We hope our
w. viii aid Us in speedily closing up our outstanding
a. business of the arm VIII be settled by either of the
and Mr. Beatty will be found the Office for that
purpose. ..s- DN' : ~" w.
Wheeling, Oct. sth, 1856.
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AGRnnNn

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 26.-'rhe steamer niagara,
running from Cairo to New Orleans, got aground
just above Randolph, Tenn, reported broken in
two. 1t is supposed no lives were lost She
had on board over 100 cabin passengers, and n
considerable number of mules us cargo. Boat is
insured for 5000 here.
The boats at Portland are unloading in COM
plinnce with resolution of the underwriters.
Slcighs are crossing the latter place on the ice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

TuE ElrcrroS.-Wc present, in the subjoincd
t,ble the result of the voting in the various
wards of this city yesterday, for city officers
AsuiIl be seen, the contest has been very close
Is,,een many of the candidates:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

Pfoy pERAI vim not be responsible for the evil saeet;
amer his errat remedy II persons will not be cautioned
and heed MS repeated advice through the ana
MY ana use base article, when the Electric Oil, so Wen
known and SO highly recommended by Majors Of ettes,
biSNSt he has shoEnby certlfenes
exert then they must bear the conse-
scs Sf cr error My Electric oil Is pleasant, always
leaves person better than began, and e6'Hot oSssS.y
~ St limitations Willy Children should have u Tor
NJ teethinF and ladies use tie skin and Vul-
Nc cornIexion de- Rheumatism any pain cannot ex'
Sole Manufacturing Department. 50 South Eighth street.
Ph "a s Pr: Il, Tseh,v papers.
Price 25 80 and 81 per boltlr aud no person has ever
made anv real Electric OIL but myself, In TINS or any
o,hrTs eifc
PSoS Cu1RtHs DR6RGTH dsCoverer and sole
FOR saieby +. H. LOGAN Coz, Brides corner
sAs9fi oy = 8 7aEs Monroe Street.
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Inn8
Farms for Sale.

EIISf WISH to sell tile Farm now reside q -
isSGA upor, Nine Of the city Of Wheel. EF7eH
S-AGS Ing on the National Road, and the '--%-N
Nempfed Railroads. containing mo acres, which e
good two story Brick Icuss convenient out buildngtUo
EOo5 bearing orchard, SC. THIS fErtn we'll
I tmbered and n ell EnteFed.
AIsO-I wish sell my two miles East Of the city
Wheeling. the HeDphrid Railroad, being part Of the
owned by Capt. john Wells. containing Sc
half under cultivation, the rcsiue we'll tmbeTcd and
contains vein Of six cet Df superior coalS Of
to Railroad. will ssl 80 or three lots to suit
Terms easy. There Il story frame dwell
ling and good we'll Of water For particulars appb
to me to Jacob Cooling, Elm drove.
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We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
IN the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
tion in the morning following. The crowd of
NIGHT work renders it Unnecessary.
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M II-ji1O3ItEsPONDENTS.

,,ps concerning subscription, advertising or other
LIT Of the InrlIgencer should be addressed to
u the editorial department Of the paper
E, addressed the EdOrs jointly or to either Que
ela: writing publication, will please write
ss sas ., 81 ri III above rules viii greatly Obge
AZ more prompt attention 70 correspondents than
Az lit III otherwise receive.
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WEATHER.

CIxcrxSATI, JAN 26.-River Unchanged
Weather has greatly moderated, and it is now
raining.
tenscIy cold this morning, the thermometer
standing at 10 degrees below zero. 1t is now
moderating, with appearance of snow,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

COaNrSDaBLE.-The odd Fellows of Wells
berg, have appropriated 500 for the benefit of
the poor of that place, which was expended in
provisions and is now being distributed among
those in want aFsasks &c
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NEW BOOKS,

A T J. G. oRR's, formerly }. H. Thoanpssnst No. III
IA Main just received large invoice Of miscei-
aneOUs School and Blank DOos also general assoEtuent
Of Wall paper. Among hooks may ne found Gihbon's
Rome, Hunes England, IFving's Life Of Washington, Dicks
end Rollins Works, PutaFc's Lives, CaTts and seotts
Commentaries: sIso Behtohs Thirty Years Ia the
KaheB Exploiting Expedition, BIes6e liberty and slA-
very. Hills Of sat-nue, NgaIni HiaWaa, Marry
Ing Too Late, &c. sc. f- ffta
We have also large uunbeF Of books selected expressly
for the Holidays, which nnst be rather tan described
Also The publications Of The Presbyterian BGars Sunday
ScTuol Union and Tract Society.
EVeEy thing Usually found in the Book and stati0neFy line
tept constantly on hand. Ne III Main street dee6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

ELDER A. CAMPBELL, of Bethany, Va, will
deliver lecture in Steubenville, on Thursday
evening next Su6ject-'sThe Philosophy Of
Names"
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How TO TeFAr Yoppy CSAy.-alr. cresson.. q
the gas department Of philadelphia, explains
how, people should treat, their gas,,to obtain a
supply when stopped by frost. The meter i. and
pipe coming through tile ffont wall should be
covered with cloth, and hot water poured upon
the cloth till it is well saturated This mclts the
ice and leaves the pipe clear.
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I3Y TELE(iItAPE1.
CIncInnati Marke. :.

crScrSSA4I jan 26-Flour quiet at 1850. Whisky dull
Mt 22X. Groceries unchanged. Wheat firm at l1Sc for
red and l1Sgl19c for white. Corn active at 5OGe52c
Now York Market.
NRw YoRK Jan. 26-Four steady; sales Of 5n0 bbls.
wheat hrm sales uninporant. Corn firm; sales 1000 BUSH
els Provisions steady. Lard buOyant At 12zS. Whiskey
heavy.
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I.eIecca lt4NvIiaeIOIt az.
james AIar.hali and others. and


TaFr &C. Hendricks &c.
The parties interested in tllEse notified that
shall proceed Thursday, the 5 OF February 1851 at the
Clerks office Of the Court, In Welsnrg Ha to state tile
aud take the testimony required by the DEGREES in
these and all persons and parties interested
Iurcd attend before that day. The taking will
be continued from time to time until cOmplsted
ADAM KUHN,
ianS4tW Special Commissioned
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a CORroRAuoN WITH SouL.-The Hudson
lA'er Railroad Company have RENTED $500 to
The Albany and Greenbpsh firemcn, for their eff
'oFts at tue late fire at their freight depot It
goes to the Benevolent Fund
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

William O. Stevens aud John Aiken, late do In ChaneeFy
Ing business in the and style Of Stevens
Aiken, and Joseph Logan.
The object Of this suit e to recover debt Of $lieO-E
interest thereon from the late Arm o! Stevens Aiken
and this end attach the effects OF Htfrm In Brooke
County. And Il appearing from the return Of the Sheriff. rs
well by affidavit fled in he cause that the sau William
O. Stevens and Jen Aiken not Inhabitants Of tliE
Commonwealth, II Is ordered that they do appear here
what necessary protect their Interests And IL is further
that copy Of this order be Published week
successive weeks In the Wheeling Intygeneer aud
posted the front door Of the Court House Of said county
day OF the County Court next after te entry
this order, AcoPy-Teste; J. STARR,
/ jams - ~ Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

SLEDDlSG.-The boys have been doing quite
an extensive business, for some days past, with
their'sleds, on Quincy street; until it is almost
impossible for pedestrians to either ascend or
descendthe street from the Post Office to Fourth
street, without endangering life and Limbs
This the city authorities should not allow; and
did the parents Of many of the children who
are permitted to take part in this amusement,
know the character of the boys their children
are thus thrown in contact with, we arc pctsna-
ded they would be very 10th to have them thus
spending their time. It would be, well for pa
rents to think of this matter, if they wish to
keep their children out of had company.
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q FAItM --- = -
Ar II 3INATE SALE.

a FAItM = = = =
AT n .3IVATE SALE.
THE subscriber oeFs for sale Yarn eOutaininE $50
acres, which aboHt 100 elsarrd and under good
fence. balance being we'll bered, and 80 acres % it
fnelOsed. Il Il eKeeilet Stock farm, Welt spe0 t
nsTer-falug springs Of The improvements are
hnEed log house. 80 Il By a. double barn, With sheds, aud
other out 1udinGs; young orchard OF grated fruit eeas
bearing. SID farm situated n West PdieS township,
~ mlles nom West UnIon, IN MaFshan Coz Va e The
above farm ssnd be sold the ist u March, 1891, Il
win Torrent P6sseason be had tie LIST Of Abl
next. Terms made 20 suit lhe purchaser.
Application may be pEae 70 4e SUBSCRIBER - West LIB
eFtg, Ohio Co., yror 70 Wa- hefaFan le pF1lsss-
NOBEisF MCFARLAND.
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EIRE

wArERTowN, N. Y, Jan, 26.-The nanufac-
turers block a large building in North Water
town, were destroyed by fire on Saturday eve
ming. Loss about 100000
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90 PrOr, DO Grath's t5Iec.Fnc Otl,-TnE
Nsw PRAc1cE-ELEcTRic CUREsPaln Is the premonitor OF
Pfo bs " ae E e on is The Of his age for
the following, mot eveEytiing9 aetn7s
Cures Neuralgia. ToOtllaGhe, minutes
Cures Gramr in s.o@1 SSo !, MINUTES .e
Cures Pains in Baek Breast, day 'te
CSres Pies F sseitd lied Glands, IL days
Cures Felons broken Breast Salt Rheum, 3l6days cures
S1ns PaI 70 IS d
scrolua, Assess, to 10 days cures EroSted Fss
Ask Mr. WGins Of Iypebuyg,f Chas. Dc Grath's Elee
trio OH did him OF Rhrumatsm and strains re-
ASH REV. NJ Caldwell relieve him Of
/ cough and pain in the breastiu one night. tfif
sweie. r,1ads in the hieen minutes when the
\ Doctor "a lie would die in y short time f
Ask Mrs Argyle u 1t did not relieve her OF inc heaasehe
ASK BlacEor, of Lynchburs II it did not cure her
7 NEw HAVEN, May I9th, 1856.
Prof Dearaih-Aiy brother has been deaf three years.
After many things he used your gu few times ana
Az St4 Scranton Who aerwsrds soGsR. $50 worth to
SELL Ny ELtCIEIU ON removes all pain, az once, Rheuma
4feted IS Sszrs and Cured in one Week. Read letter
from Rev. James Temple
Prof DE- ~ have been adicted is years With Heu
ralea and painful and have been unable
Last week got bottle your Electric OIL" The first
night slept soundly and to-day am IKE
done ia one what The physicians Of Philadelphia failed
to do In u years. srssstailly. ysaEs, on s.,,,
This OIL is MILD pleasant and harmless. lis properties
are al iS or se ~ ss. 70
mike EIeetrto OIL 9he know nothing Of Its lnanuaetpFe
T o6iy genuine 50 south
SUI street. TyInoVeds advertised By
bass scamp SanAe on te wrapper and so " w
soletaventor and maker Of Electric on in world.
Forsaisly T. H. LOGAN CO and HUSH
1 - I4H
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PnAt.Os.s PaPmEAN LOTION,
Or. Finra1 Reantffiar
IT Is NOT q DYEI

revAatreS Ed Or ulEt.1 urfth Glissasss eTEAs
lAsfir s-BiP. rcshf ~ dlstnisO. an9 tndgsR
MRS s. A. ALIENS WOllllD'8 HAIR MISSIONER.
Rev. 81. THATCHER go years o. aErl PtshrT, ChEn-
County, Y. Ms Tsssrtd ofts natural
euloT and ceases n fzil.'
Rev. VIM. CUTTER, ID. AIotheF6 alaSuEue, n. Y. NY
hair eangrd color ma growing bald sPets
Sc"
Rev. n ?. STONE D. D., Concord, n H. 'y hHir, vAish
grey restored % its natural eO3ug, Ge-
Rev Q ENDESIN, Chicago, III -lcAp ad4 ny test
sd eesmuier1 ITO my iFienIG"
Y. y. WOOD, bliidiEtoun, ~ =. my oGuhair has
Ereal .aiek i and nsO that o. oll 81 lllis uia
L-cominH Lail, Gr-9
Rev j. ?. TUsTiN Charl-stOl s. C. enc Wt.se hair =
becoming ohviatrtl, aud HrG hair fnTtuin;s. Sc
lev. 4. FRfNi. slVcF CTuek, y. y. 1T hls prooesd
good eject hair. and ean and have couIlende9 ~
Rev. jos MCKEE Pastor a. West D. 4. Ohure. y. r.
recnnsuarnds it.
Rev. D. NORRIS. Gross River. \. Y, also. an4
Ara Rev. a. A. PRATT, Halnlen, n T.
We migt bus u the above fs coaVines
TRY III Sold by all the principal nlsFehauts n tie Unttgd
States, Gaia and Cauaiia- W oigalie and Frta o1t Ne.
$50 BFoons Street 6e York Eoue dealers Try sel aEti
ess instead OF this Bheh they make pTut, -,
write to depot for circular and information-
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MASONIC pIRNCTOKY.

ohio Lodge No. IOI,-Mcets at Masonic HALL
corner Market and streets first and rdNEOn-
day evenings of each month g. sIours, W. NJ; Ater
ander LGu0hliH, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 13S,-Meets as above on
the rst and third Thursday evenngsof each month r. a.
BRRS4LIxaER, W. Mi s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening Of each MONTH VIC
scorr, Ii. r.; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling BncamPment No. 1.-Mects as
above on the fourth Monday evening Of each Month WI
BATES. G. O.. 4. Lorin0, Recorier. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-27

.,qTHE Cincinnati Commercial, of Friday, fur
nishes tho following by telegraph from Louis
vile, January Esd, 0 p NJ:
The river is completely closed with ice, here
The New Albany AMI Louisville ferry boats can
not cross the river Great fears are entertained
that the steamers Memphis, Superior, Gen. Pike
and North Star, ice bound in the gorge above
Utica, will be greatly damaged, if not wrecked
The rivor at Portland rose several fect-the
huge masses of floating ice parting the cables of
the steamer Virginia, laid up there. The Fanny
afterwards. Both boats were fortunately haul
cd ashore uninjured The a. L. Shotwcll's
guards and stauncheons were mashed in, and
the steamer otherwise damaged. The r, j.
Ward is hard aground, and, it is feared in
critical condition. Strenuous efforts are being
made to relieve her. The Peter Tellon snearly
out of the water, being piled out by the ice.