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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

Two WossS fwoxkS IN barn. DR.. Hoyt. Of
liadson. Who came ia on Friday La, ffam The
North west, states that two women We're frozen
10 death IN the stage between Nuscoda and
Prairie du CHEN. = week ago las, saturday.
Tiny declined getting cut at = hotel 10 warm
When asked by the driver, stating that they did
MA suffer from the cold a. much as hen they
arst started. Al the next stopping place they
were found frozen 10 death inside, such was
the report given by pr hoyt.-- Msd,.ont Hal
Josuaaf.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

Tr~ Legislature q !"rs 10. tssssi
seraEs' ttr rrmgs.l Il fb l4p.tA fFfm
I0~a tity 10 Fe~s Ia Nsess
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

Forty acres Of land adjoining the town site oI
or,noco IN Dodge couaty, was sold lev DAYS
,yo for the nice sum IL $1,000 in cash. Les.
than one year ago ihv same land WAS ""sfe"
inr 81 Is per acre.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

u,Aniy ,Nr From q gentleman just N from
,hr North. wed. saws the ~ Anthony fTp'ss'
W. learn that On Friday night. the gid u'i., q
perfect hurricane came d""h tron' we No,'"
r.st on the kaudiyohi country. II demolished
ttces aud presented all the appearance oil
md winter arctic night, only the cold was NOT
- ,e,rrc. II appeared that all Of the snow
"a. yp ~ the air going through certain gymns-'
t,... Our informant says that he believes 'oi
wble there was hat It'll" II any snow on the
Ground ur nearer ia surface Than hi'S zee ~.
lar NJ IN. " ind was louder than the report 81
, hundred ramon perfectly deaicnine.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

0,,si,a Be ss,". N Land sssf d6.fsS :" As'"
f'sM
1s- Isps- nd s-~~- ID Mel k-'s.s si'i W s.ss u
y~tsI, rsH,Vsr e6i0w tus aAns " rnHes
isss .sse. ~ tssa " aas.r.., ps's u sissssas 81
,sa ss,s- s,yaa.ss H. ~, ID - rssi s.sssssA
fss tsyss.4
.t.ks ia,.s,.ss Il + c,a. .ad 1ksss.svy4 ts.ss
10 tsas 10 ~, a hssssn s'asssN ~ f~s~ .sss
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a" T-:., bs,'s...s Mas ~ v.,,
~ i<ss go fas e.s lss,ssss a4xsssi :. -, Pest
Ia. y bs,r~ wspvas
l~tss v.''s'' ~ b '''''"'' ''' 40
4 iSs. Is s.ss.. p~,hs, ~ ne 's1 ~ " v.ot 10
d ~, ~ sea ssiasktsssa
. A.srk..sss ssss sss ". iss. - 'ls tpps' isvss,
rss.',... issa. ~ iss- ~ w. sa< ,ss, s- essss
$50 ~ s,sa'ass ~ sss psaessssss
isres ABssssS ~ tkAas,he' 4
t..s xsss.s,s Lssss1 So ssT~sr. $500
,sll~ f,sa - h ~ ~ ssss. ysad1
LpASs ssaoriAynD ron earn si.ists.
yssss.s Ices ,.ss's " ussr - ~ sss., $3.50
rssxlgrfi0sAsLs hpAL uyArs sScesiU
t.as~s,sss slssys s,,.s .sA vissssss I. ssssfsy b
sslssss ~ fssAs, A. Va 10 fssstasS $3.50 ssV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

fiss NlzArF,.--W- sarn -sy. uss lake
,g,v Tr,b.s.. that ~ Tuesday. i",h III, The
eas Nh N the above tonrt.hlsg 'aiAgr, huii
=! A 20, VI shsat l0Oa. taat hr' ifea is"
.'s.t. and aus not gotten la'sef nn'i TIRE upper
story va. Consumed. The hlarbin'ry fr.s'fe'
ts, st4.it iu.urs. ard the propr~tnr.- aes~r-.
E.r,,.f 4 tu.stary. Sith cofriBss dshie etsfgy'
.rm.aiai,.ly canmeu~~d fspAg- snd had We
m,H ~ rasH.ns m,i-r SiAip ten hsts. VITA
ooh ei;.g~n.. aakspPs IS hoaBd - 20 shrad.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

sIscrrst.--on Thur-sis, evening lat, j.
.la, MAX. ti-4. delivered r"'nrr hefot" The
historical society. at tbe fTsi tr.shy'snsn
, burth The subject waS She early hi-
~, and s.yargnent ui the lrola"i. Iueiia8-.
We w.re unable to be present but understand
from these ubo we're. that NJ knoN gave his
...ei,av-- vert sp;sses,las agdsptfttsiH'ng ice
i1r. ugite . large audience a.. present.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

F..~lmy ~ Rae NNs Ne are fnfefnrd
o., NJ BsErs ~ ;hs eH'srpri~.iss nfin - iIEES-
I'D Ig.t.. Far. srri.a az ard tpmmIs.i,a Nsf.
hat. az. the Rod VIA. ss,,t. that 'b~
,.uiA.ax - a. extensive f.saA.iry, Mach iD"
,bep. sci -;esa $40 MI Al The urp~r epi II
am ggs.- j. - tsArraify Tho tompsEy u
',lm..l - ne plsa 4 Josn; stark the -'n"k 70
Al tAsfu by fcsvon-lhls P@rti@. =, ths east.
NJ a,r !. alFesav FuErhss~'l. soa nsSsss'sn
. % bsls. sta 4 .ani~ az me- hsn,fS ~ Va
..sss,f,s-,ioG AMI .scee s-ssl .gtrstloa-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-19

LYMAN G.. DAYTON,
DkALta IN
Il II Al. J.. = II A II r.,
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.s,.Iee2It hIGfl g
ARRIYAL ID THE NfAGARA.-

ID . 4 =
HALIFAX, Feb. 2s-1he Cnnard steamer Nj
agara, arrived this morning from Liverpool,
with dates to the 18th instant. ~
1t is rumorcd that the Persian war has termi-
mated. a4rE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN aTARKEr.--The American
advices, received by the Atlantic, caused an adj
vance Fair Orleans s Ia; middling, z 4;
middling Upland, 7l-2
The Persia arrived out on the 1+th /; adyices
caused an advance of 3-l6; sales estimated at
IA, 500 bales. Manchester advices favorable
Sugar steady; Lard steady; Provisions dull;
Flour dull; Wheat very dull; Corn quiet and
steady.
Money easier eonsols 90 s-4aet ta.i
London news received by the niagara says
that more troops nre TO be sent to Persia or Can
ton.
The British forces at Bushire willnot advance
into the interior of Persia and every effort is
being made to perfect peace, and there is every
reason to hope that negotiations ut Paris will
terminate in the establishment of amicable rela-
tions between Persia and England. New trou-
bes are said to be brewing in Europe growing
out of the question in relation TO the priucipali
ties.
The London Times says that satisfactory
settlement of that question cannot but be endan-
gered by such an imprudent manifesto as that
published in the Mouiteur
The Times also says thatit will be the duty
of England to decline positively against temper
izing with the integrity of Turkey, and to act
resolutely to support the resolution taken against
the proposed Union of the priucipaiities..
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co. quote
red Wheat 9sa9s Cd, white, 9sa9s cd. Western
Canal Flour 3Osasls, Philadelphia and Baltimore
3lsa32s; Ohio 32s 6da34c. Mixed Corn quiet
ut 33s 6das3s Cd. Lard steady. Coffee firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols for account
closed at 94a941-4.
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RROM WASHINGTON.

FEB. 2sth.-David Hume, Of Maryland, pro-
ceedcd to the Pension Office, this morning, to
demand retraction Of charge made by ID. g.
Lee, Clerk in that office, that he, Qlune,l
had picked Lees pocket at the Presidents re-
ception last night. Lee declined TO retract,
when Hume struck him with stick. Lee
thereupon shot him dead with pistol, and soon
after gave himself to the officers.
Great excitement prevails particularly in the
west end of the government departments.
The President has issued his proclamation,
ordering sales of Indiana Trust Lands in Kan
sas in May and June next. There are about
650O00 acres of these lands which will all be
sold to the highest bidder, but not at less than
the appraised value.
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= oDElsI rAr .knsos, 14 ,s-!.sssss, :,

4 0TEirr rArEkkSOS, t'a IL Ge4n,vrs,
IL against HI Ohio Circuit
Ti. Wheeling Female Seminary, 4 els Court, Va
b virtue a decree rendered in thr above th
Fall Trn, 1856 Of said Court will proceed to sell
Ihursdny. she 3:Sd day of ApriI, 1857. ~
the Court House of Ohio county, the
highest bidder the following real estate, being lots Nos PSI
$685. 26 267 2BS and EG9 situate In Centre Wheeling.
formerly known the addition South Wheel.
ing, laid by William Chapllne, much thereof
will pay cOmplanants claim 1927 80 with interest
and costs Of suit Also claim OF Nehemiah Wright, In
decree mentioned against the said defendant for
900 90 with interest from tire 21st day of April 1856, TIL
paid; also, claim Of sanl GIL in said decree also
against said defendant for 90 900 90 with inter
81 900 . part thereof, from the 21st Of June,
1884, and 1OO no. residue thereof from the day Of
January, 1881, until paid, and costs.
TRRNs OF sALRTwenty per cent of the purca money
in cash. and the balance at twelve, eighteen and twenty
months purchaser giving bond with good security,
bearing interest from date for thu deferred payments and
the whole purchase money is
paid. .Eng ~ SAMUEL IRWIN,
Peb. 90, 1857. Sheriff OF Ohio county.
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CAEIFoRN1A NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS.


New YoRK, Feb. 2S-The steamship Illinois
arrived last evening from California. The llli-
nois connected at the Isthmus with the Sonora,
which brought down about $l,70O,O00. The
bulk was transferred to the Iliinoir-the eXact
amount is not stated A committee of the leg
isature reported $24, 600 tuken from the Trea-
Sury. The Treasurer accounted for its diSap-
pearance by exhibiting the bond of the Pacific
Express Co., to pay next July, the interest of
the State debt. The validity of the bond is
questioned, and did not acknowledge the receipt
of the money. The Treasurer was called on TO
give additional security for the money in his
keeping A proposition was made to impeach
him before the legislature.
A meeting of the citizens of Mariposa, have
resolved to resist Frcnont's claim. the Mari
posa tract bill, before the Senate, providing for
working the mines in the grants made bufore the
treaty with Guadelope and Hidaigo, will, if pas
sed, enable the Mariposa settlers to defeat FIRE.
mont's claims.
Iowa Hill, Placer county, was nearly destroy
ed by fire. Loss $l50,O0O.
The Mexican bandits are devastating the
southern counties aud numbering the inhabitants.
The Sheriff of Los Angeles, with three consta-
bles, who went toProtcct the people, We're muir
dercd. The Legislature has appropriated So, 900
to assist to eXterminute the robbers.
A9recent earthquake caused the ground to
open lU feet wide, many miles III length, IN the
southern part of the State.
One hundred men sal ed from San Francisco.
on the 21st, for Sanf Diego, intending to go
thence by overland to Sonora.
Business at Sun Francisco continued dull
No improvement in prices.
The mines are Yielding largely, except the
northern part, which is blockaded by Snow.
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m Gokl. BsPoNDENTS
no TH e PUBLIC.

x,,,. hi, day sold to xes.rs. Campbell Z MoDerno.
1n.elEeacer office. wereturn our slnerrethanks
,,,rop. for tie many acts Of kindness have
hands and cordially commend succes'ors
,,.,,Do,.,. wsdOubt they will ever ssfound pFonp.
=. ,,.a.ve to every department ofOusines', and WIN
deserve the patronage Of the community
accounts viii run to the 18th instant. and hope
aid u, in speedily closing up outstanding
.,,osnp. SO
n, bushes, of the ar viii be settled by either of the
and Mr. Beatty will be found at the Office for that
' .,,. BEATTY co.
vss.lips, Oct. s.h. 1885. sue,
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W. direct attention 10 the advertisement of
Joseph Graves, Center Wheeling, which will be
fund in another column of this mornings pa
per, and ask fol it an examination on the part OF
those desiring any thing in his line. Mr.. g.,
veare sure, will give entire satisfaction to ali
who may patronize him. His stock of goods is
large, and equal in quality to that of any other
house in the city, and will be disposed of on
reasonable terms.
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-ctURCHEs or yY=IJiE.==ii;;S57II So

For The information % stfang-r, 3S,i,,, I, ~
ish te following list different ther
slae ana plsee o. meeting there are AM, pstaEes We
=. .he eorEectisnv Nth pleasures
81 ifstcpdEtdn, Corner Monroe and Byron
O'Clock, svening,7 - -
loAn's EptseopaltHd Main street between Frst and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. @. K. wAExE, Pastor;
morning services 10Y O'Clock, evening TX x q
EFrst PresIyteItdn, REy, z H. wEEp Pastor Fourtlst
between Monroe and ouney; services morning and after
noon.
Second street between Main and
Centre wheelingi services morning and evening
Third Presbyterian Filth street. between Chestnut and
talOer sts South Wheeling, Rev E woops, Pastor,
ees morning and evening. 50
Fourth Ires6ytertaN "A PAuLl Pastor Main street
evening.
tor Fourth street, between Monroe Quincy
morning and evening. 10
NOrth Street 1et6ods.t Episcopal, Rev. b. Isoz Pastor
corner Make. and North sts, North wheepg services
mornin and evening
c9opttae Street AsLsodiss Episcopdl, Rev s. n D2w.
sos, Pastor, chappe street between First and second,
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South WAeetfn0 MI GHtrch, Rev. c. D. BAT7E1lE,
Pastor; services morning and evening. 7IJta - -
HHeelfn0 Isiaad Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. ?.
'MoORR. Pastor
Gs,nsan NtaOdfst Eptseepat Rev, G. Hrlwfo, Pastor,
Chapne street. between Webster Third Centre Wheel:
ing.
81. James catasa-a1, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. " wHELAs, Fifth street, Mampdyn;
morning and afternoon.
Assoetate Refoaed Rev. j. T. MCCLURE Pastor, corner
of Market and Jefferson ss morning aud after
Baptfsi, - -, Clay street, between Fnh and
Sixth streets; serYIcesm orning and evening.
DIscies, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services 10Y in the morning, and ~
evening. reg eF
Eedagt1iedt Protestant, Rev. j. Heller, Pastor, Clay
street, above Sixth, East Wheeling
Zion Epaa0etiedt LuAertan, Rev. F. ztNNMERMAS,
Pastor Market street, between Webster and Thd Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
JeOtsh Synagogue Quincy street, between Market aad
German Protestant Union Hall. Main street, be'we
Monroe and Quincy; services 105s morning
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SILL Errtrrp.-'rhe committee on Elections
ofthe City Council, who have been engaged fol.
some time on the contest for the election to'the
oHse OF City Sergeant, terminated their Inb"rs
Oh Thursday evening. Furty-tWo of Conaats
vae> wert tl,rown out and tlrirty-nine of Chai,-
lies, leaving Conant still elected by a majority
d7
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PRoH DEGRArn will not responsible FOR the evil effects
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric
after his remedy II Will not be .utoned
heed his repeated advice through the newspapers, and
ny base article, when the Electric on
known and SO highly recommended BY Mayors of cities,
Members Of Congress- Physicians and Merchants of the
highest standing, he has shown by certificates published,
and every PhadeIphian, then they bear the
qucnces Of their Mr Electric tI pleasant, always
leaves person better than began, and cannot possibly
hAir1n limitations uil) Children should have IL
rronp teething ami ladies for the skin and PIN
les complexion, &c. Rheumatism amy pain cannot
sole Misunderstanding Department SO South Eighth street,
Philadelphia. f-E frHg ffoi =
SEE cirsifcdtesia Heekky pIperR.
Price rs, and - boilIe, and person has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself, in hiSNor any
otheFsc
PRog oHAnLEs DEGA4TH dscoyerer anlsolemanufactur-
e the world of Electric on .4--..s III
Also, ny LAUGHLINS'' a DUSIIElELD,
ianl4 Morru" Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

TO, FOR w AsnIScToSC rTY.-Round trip tick
4, will be issued by the b. & o. r. r. Co to
Washington City, at $1,000 each, commencing
On Saturday evening and good for days.
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The further examination of Everett, charged
nth forgery, did not take place on Saturday, as
Va; expected. He will be taken before the
COUNTY Court, which commences its regularses
ion to-day. {ii
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s. ANOTHER FGrAL DuEL IN SAxAsNAH:=-eIot "a
SSs1. mas passed since We chronicled one fatal
r Sy' IN Savannah, Georgia. The papers Of that
SS M now bring us the particulars Of another
ral S1 took place on Monday last The parties
'teoIumbus. The weapons u used e; were ritfss
S 40 they fought at forty spaces distance Up!
EoS Me second fire, Mr.. Hegnrick fell mortality
aSoana the ball having entered his side Just
tbs &c me hip and passed it is thought, through
he d;l lsller intestines. Adespatch states that
On; se ~ carly on Tuesday morning. His antag-
bo1ss was unhurt, and left unmolested for his!
1s immediately alter the affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

VIZ request that our patrons would always
land their advertisements by three o'clock
n tbe afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ion in the morning following. The crowd of
,i,ht work renders Unnecessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. 6 Co,
Manufacturing Pharrnaceutists and Chemists,

1880. GRHERAL GGRSTs
Philadelphia, T. ". Dyott Sons, 1872 n Cd New
York. Barnes Park, 3t4 Broadway, Duane Bah-
more Cuspare brothers, Gay Penna. Avenue Gin
clnnati, john d. Park Chicago barclay Brothers. 2l3 g.
Water Al. st Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans,
j. Wright Co.
Sold by LauEhlns Bushfed, Wholesale Agents North
Western Virginia; T. n. Logan Co.. other Druggists
and generally throughout the United sates and
CanadAs. oct3dRWly.
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Important TO Consumptlves.

Many valuAhte lives have been saved by IEGEE CLARK
Co.'s CiesUIsE Cop LvER on, which, In all human pEobA.
bIlity, would have been I1st but for It's liu,r use.
II quach necfne, but the Pure OIL made with the
utmost Fresa Cod Fish Ltrers, and Is
commended By the eminent % seias IN Europe and
valuable ioF CoNsuNRFl and scseEgls ever dis
covered, for, while Il the disease increases the
health and strength of the patient. 2tp
CArTnsThrre is great deal Of spurious Oh, adntera-
ted With seal oil OIL &C., which instead of benefit
lug, injuries the patient, erangng the digestive
but being cheaper, e by unPFthciP 1AiHea Oh
genuine
NSTIcE. that lEeENASi eLAHE Co.'S SIGNATURE Is over
the cork, t EAe Mortar the label foFy since
the death OF l. Rnssou our partner, there
article eae Rusbt0ns gut the market which Is In
WaS connected with L. 4 70 II G. Co.; aud hos-
had Stli=r on Without have been
stored health by the Gsnains Oh Of manufacture
Sold b. all respectable dru% Eists. fsb2S-sLs-aaN
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.J.AcS. M. DIILON
Io2 MARK Ell ST1KEEET,
- Plum her and Gas ElffRr

II EEPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
IN Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead Ali kinds and
Of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
Water GuaEes Lift and Force Pumps Sinks, Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Hydrants, Gum Hose and packing
all Thlcknesses Antifricton Metal, Pure Banca
Zinc Anthony the Celebrated Troy BILLS the
Crucibells in the country
sN- Also PolIy's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pump Of the age, the right
put which in Towns and Counties in Western Virginia
will be sold on fair termf.
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosive, for
Quoting pressure pipe, for hot cold water, and espe
ciAy deep wells preferable and cheaper than Lead
Pipe
~ Aqueduct Pipe constantly hand any size guam
tIty OF which can be furnished short notice.
~ Cash ptiiaJo old Copper, Brass and Lead. go
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RIVER .ANDlWEATHER &
PnTsBuRGH, Feb 2s.--River Q feet 8 inches
falling slowly WhealheT clear, cold and vim
d.. sf4a
81. LOUIS, Feb. 2s-RiyeF swelling sight
iy at this point the streams an Hing ex=
eept the Missouri which is rising. heather
clear and cool.
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Noa4n EAsr, pennsyivanla. March ., 1ss5.

NORM EAST Pennsylvanta. March Q, 1853.
SIR In consequence of having haIr, for several ysars
past, perfectly white have cut IL short
and 70 hide lt from view u. some tes months
since. iHdUeed your hair Restorative,
In justice saw that It's almost miraculous
for has changed eradhhlly TO all its former endor
color, left sOlt glossy he
full than lteyer when under the influences Of ths finest
Ieciey the best preparation for toilet Of ANYTHING
the world. BETSY SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

Tue VIRGINIA STATE 7FEScislEs, under the
ossnnanI Of Capt Loring, paraded yesterday
fer the first time. They made very creditable
,,pearance, aud attracted much attention.
they numbered some thirty odd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

LAxu WARKANrs.- Th0mpSom's Reporter, New
Yck, gives the following quotations for Land
Warrants:
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wATgRFoRD, Mass, July q, 1855.
PROP. o. J. WOOD: With confidence do 1 recommend
Hair Restorativ being the most ecaeOus article
saw. have used The WRlphene aud other prcpara
tons Of the day all without effect Since using 1nur Hair
Restorative my WhIskers which almost white
have gradually grown feel confident that
PTcetons will restore them to their natural
1t has relieved OF all dandru and unpIeas-
ant itching, common among who persPr freely
- ]. q. -KILBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

PROF, WooD-HayIng experienced the mafic effect of
your Hair Restorative drop you ths up the subject
About ago hair commenced falling on aud
turning gray; fast becoming bald. Tn:tt friend
tues; induced try II, althou had ite faith
had before tried OtierTs neliss, I'Ommenesti
using Restorative In JRnuaT! last few applications
fastened hair firmly II bssappp iii uI
back Its color (iaEJ Al thi, time
full, restored to its original .heAli and appearance,
and cheerEnlly recommend Its use to alt
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EKueInnnti JKarket.

cISclxE tT, Feb. 2s-Flour IS 2a
uncri.e receipts moderate WhskF advanced tn - cts,
til irmard Glow. rseed buoyalt, sales 81
IS artI small tots $S. Timothy seed scarce and wound
command S8 arrival; It retailing &I,O Poo
visions quiet. Groceries unchanged but very dull.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb 2s-River at stand with
six faet2 inches on the falls, feet inches in
the canal.
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MiLFoRp, Worcester Co., Atass, Nov. u. 1856.
PROF. o. w00D-Dear Sir ~ TAXI, pleasure in BEAR
ing voluntary testimony to the dc Elects Of
erfnI Hair Restorative As fay back rs 1885, my hair
enced falling on until the top Of scalp became bald
smooth glass, and has eoutnasl fall for great
notw outstanding have rstd celebrated
preparations for restoration. Seeing ADVERT
1was induced to give your Ertlce ato utter
became firmly set and assumed glossy and beautiful
pearance hut by the time had used quart bottle my bald
head covered with young and vigorous growth
hair, which now TO inches In length, and
growing fast. Yours, trul, HENRY GOODRICH
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SOMETHING FOR THE MTbLIoNII
REisT / O5l1lSSATIYE.

ME CALL THE ATTENTION oP ALL, OLD AND
w young, to this wonderful preparation, which turns
back to Its nrgnR color natcoYers the head Of the
bald with luxurlant grOTreROves the dandruh, Itch
au all tutaneous eruptOnScauses continual
g for the hair, viii its color and keep It from
FILLING extreme old in all It's natural beauty. We
CALL then, the bald the diseased in scalp,
IT, and surely the young will not, they value the oE-
ing locks, the witehEn curl be wiOutt Its praise
Isl he oft