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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
EFor the wheeling 1n,erligencer-l
The Forsaken One.
She strives 10 be cheerful but alas strives in van
Por hard is the struggle, and keen is the pain.

II LIoSG1AS.
See herl Mark the smiles that play over her
countenance. Ali but they come not from the
heart If we could but unlock the deepest re-
cesses of that heart, we would find hidden there
that sorrow and sad despair which are, day by
day, shortening life; that prey upon the mind
like some evil spirit and leave tcomfortless and
wrctchcd. She'm moves about her house like one
in n dream; her step is slow and falterins, and
when alone, tears, bitter tears, fall fast from
those weary eyes.
But Pride will not allow her TO live always
thus. Once more she glides through the ball
room. Excitement makes those pale cheeks
flush, and those dimmed eyes again sparkle as
they were wont to do when He was by her side,
long ago. But, alas he has found another
shrine at which to offer his deyotions. She
notes the soft, low tone in which he speaks to
the fair being at hisside and the look of endear-
ment he gave her, as he pressed that small
hand Ayel she notes tall, and thinks of the
time they were as freely layished on her. TITS
indeed hard to bear, but she struggles to hide
her emotions under merriment.
She again turned to the admirers who press
around her; she smiles here and speaks there,
charming all with her beauty and grace; and
while thought by many to be one of the hapPi-
est and gayest assembled there, thatpo broken
heart, was bleeding under fresh wound.
Again and again, she might have been found
at the scenes of amusement; men knelt at her
feet-offercd her wealth, honor, and happiness
pleaded in tones of cloquencc for her loye-her
hand, and her heart; but she repulsed them all
Ali she loved-shc still loves.
Again she met Atm-proud, and apparently
happy. His young bride stood leaning conf
dentially on his arm, smiling to congratulate
friends as they passed by.
'ris too much-she, the forsaken one, turned
way and sought her home, and gave way to
Wild despair Sickened with the cold world,
she gave up its pursuits, and buried her GRIFFIN
he bosom of the mother earth.
What the thoughts of the man-who broke
that young heart-were. as he passed by that
grassy mound, is not for others to say; they
are best understood to himself
Many and many, have had physicians of skill
summoned to their besides, who have with
drugs, reduced the system and finally killed the
victim, when only the heart was afflicted, and
though thought by the world to have died with
any disease the physician chose to allit-itwas
that of broken heart.
ALBERTA WILLIAMS
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And all Druggists.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR.

INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT. produces pain, and pain produces
aamation. Wherever there's heat robbing
redness whether It'll by fever, hurt
sore, poison, rheumatism, piles, scad, sting there
is inflammation. hundred books a thousand
alter change the conclusion. prevent pain
nature, inflammation subdued. To
compsh this the Efforts the physician always
Thousands Of physicians, and thousand Of
sagacious persons who DALLEY'sAIAGIC-
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit that its
control inflammation wonderful and immediate,
instantly aayng the pain, neutrazlng poison extracting
morbid secreons forcing nature her course,
renewing and healing burn, scaId, anent,
two yield soothing curing influence APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine senvelopedin Steel Engraving with
the of O. v. oLIcKENER co., proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
2S cts. per box.
sB-All orders should be addressed to G. v. cckener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York TIL. LOGAN Co.
sp2s:1m Wheeling, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE S.

sands, sarsnpariIIn. Although scrofnla is gen
orally Inherited yet possible those born with per-
ecy sound constitution become seroulous from living
upon improper diet, exposing themselves mephte cases.
Inactive digestion, all of which impair
the vitality of the blood, rendering 1t thickened, and in
tanned, until erupons upon the surface Of the
body In this exigency nothing is eeaeious as SANDS
purify the blood, promote healthy
circulation strengthen functional of the stomach
and effect radical cure.
Prepared sold by A n. L D. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.. 50
Sold also by j. II. CRuStBAoRER
Sold also by Druggists generally feb1T-1w-d&W
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AReIiaBIe Hair Dyo.-why has no succeed.
ed in making reliable Hair Dye except W. A. BATcHEtoHs
Because they would the cares, the thought the time
patience and labor necessary Others short cuts would
buy reputation they win, and by certificates Of
feed chemists and Newspaper bravado fight their way
notorety But "Indusry has its reward" Witness the
invncble reputation of WAL A. DATCHELoRs HAIR
DYE made and sOId applied. lin private roons 2ss
Broadway, Y.
label to be genuine
soldby r. A. LOGAN co.,
ian2o-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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Prof. wooI's Hair Resrora tive.

WE call the attention of all, and young, this
preparations which back Its original COLOR
gray hair-coyers the bald with uxuriant
growth-removes the dandru, itching, all
erupons-causes contnnal natural auids and
hence, regular dressing for the hair will
serve its color keep falngt old age
all It's originals We CALL then, upon the bald the
gray diseased in scalp 1T and surely the young
will not they the flowing locks, the hewitchinE
CURL ever without Its praise is upon the tongue of
thousands. Price q, 81 and 90. For sale by
LAU6HLINs BUsHFTELD,
T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
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wATmFoRD, Mass, July 25, 1855.
PROF. o. ]. WOOD: With confidence do 1 recommend
your Hair Restorative, being the most ecacouS article
ever saw have the Walphene and other prepara
ttons of the day. all without effect Since using your Hair
Restorative my and hskers which almost white
have gradually grown dark; and feel confident, that
applications will restore them to their natural
color has relieved OF all dandruG and unplsas
ant itching, common among persons who freely
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PROF. wooD-HayIng experienced the magic effect of
your Hair Restorative, drop this upon the subject
About years ago my hair commenced falling on and
turning gray fast becoming bald Imst friend who
tues; induced to try IT. although had but little faith
had before tried other remedies commenced
using your restorative January last. few applications
ms hair firmly. II began llup, out and
turned back to Its former color (ack At this time it is
fully restored to its original color, health and appearances
and cheerfuIy recommend Its use to all.
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No,-1 R,.r. p.nn.y,vonia. Marcb o 1s,,.

SIR In consequences of having hair several years
past only but perfectly white have cut 1t Short
caps hide il view; but three months
since, induced to your hair Restorative and
must in justice say that its effects almost miraculous
changed 1t gradually aits former spendor
COLOR and left 1t son and glossy to be beau
than 1t WAS when under the influence Of the finest
OIL earnestly, therefore, recommend 1t to every lady
decidedly the best preparation for toilet Of in
the world, BETSY SMITH.
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Chicago, III, May /, 1864.
MnEoRD. waroester Co, Mass, Nov. Is, 1s5'

MrLFoRD Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. Is, 1s55.
PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dear Sir 1 take pleasure In bear
ing voluntary testimony the effects of your
derul Hair Restorative As far back as 1882 hair COM
falling off, until the top my scalp became bald
smooth glass; continued to fall for great
many years. notwithstanding have rsed celebrated
preparations Seeing your advertisement,
Induced give article atrial and to utter
tonishmen found after few applications that my hair
peaEance but by the time had used quart bottle my bald
head with young and vigorous growth Of
hair which now to inches in length. and
growing fast Yours truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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PERyuNEp IEhatlady or gentleman would
main under the disagree1be
Ing the sBALN dentifrtce
only render sweet but the teeth white alabaS-
teri Many do know their breath bad,
the Subjects delicate their friends VIII mention
Il. Pour single drop of the "Balm" brush
last year.
BEAprIRUL CoNRLEioS may be easily acquired byusing
the "Balm Of Thousand Flowers" II viii pin
pies, and the skin, leaving 1t OF soft
atehue. Wet towel, pour tres drops, wash
the face night morning. 2
SHAVING MAIDS EGsY.-WeE your shay1nsbr1sh in either
cold water, pour drops balm of
Thousand Flowers the beard well md Il will make
beautiful son laer nch facilitating tile operation ofshaY
ing. Price only hftY cents.
W. p. RETRIDGR & CO.,
For sale ly T. n logan 3 co jsil-lTaav,
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r1om the rranklert a, ) commonweal.h.


A MovE IN KENTccKY.-It is a self.cvident
fact, needing no demonstration, that slave pro-
perry is not comparatively profitable in Ken.
lucky, and the laws of political economy will
eftectually prevent the increase of negroes to any
considerable extent, in this State.
Thecilizens of Kentucky cannot generally
become Shareholders" because the larger por-
ton of the people of this State are not able to
buy single negro. We, for one, would wish to
see commerce and manufactures so thriving in
Kentucky that ''wliitc laborers and SerOGnts,"
provided they were of native growth, would be
induced to "ilnmigrate into Kentucky" and
stay there. Such immigration would increase
the wealth of our State and give us more inlpor-
lance in the halls of the Federal Government.
The same causes which would confine immigra-
ton ito those who expect to become Slavcown-
ers," would drive out those who are not able to
own slaves. According to the argument of our
correspondent, every negro brought into the
State keeps one white laborer out; certainly then
very negro brought into the State drives out
Que white laborer who is now a citizen of Ken
lucky.
It is the interest of Kentucky to keep her
hardy sons at home. Too many of the rose
and expectancy Of onr fair State leave her bor-
dcrS every year for the far West In this man
eris Kentucky kept in the rear of many of
her sister States which possess nothing equal to
her resources, whether of agricultural or miner
al wealth. Inorder to retain our present posi-
non among the States, indncement for white la
boreFs must be held out. In order to fully de-
Velope the countless wealth of our mineral re.
gions, our own sons must be.induced to stay at
home, and these same white laborers, whose
presence our correspondent so much deprecates,
must be invited to our soil; for this purpose ne
gro labor cannot be successfully employed. We
envy Massachusetts her wealth and industry,
her manufactures and her free schools, instead
of looking down upon her with contempt We
are jealous of the progress of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois in railroads, aud other facilities Of rapid
communication. In order to compete with those
States We must have intelligent white as well as
sIavelsbor.
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HUNT Ir UP,

HUNI II IJEg.
you lost it, the greatest of an pOssessons We
mean your health ~, q
The Dyspepsia and In Debility, especially OF
females. is HAMPToNs VEG. TINoTuRE. Gail and get
pamphlets H. LOGAN & CO.,
febis-lw-daW General Agents.
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BARLEY WITHOUT BEARDs.-Mr.J. w. Briggs,
of West Macedon, New York, has sent US half
n dozen heads of the above description of bar
ley. He writes US MS follows:
at is even so. A variety of barley has been
discovered in the gulches of the Himalayan
Mountains entirely free from those annoying and
poisoning boards attached to all our commonya-
rieties.
this new variety three years ago, and being much
pleased with its general appearance and produc-
tiveness, has spared no pains to multiply this
small quantity as fast as the Shanghais and other
birds would allow.
"Its merit for grinding or mailing have not
been tested, and the quantity is now too small
to squander it that way, when every tiller of the
soil, anxious to have a few grains, not doubt
hight will prove valuable acquisition. have
sufficient, however, to furnish all persons inter
ested who will be likely to see this notice, with
one head each, containing thirty to sixty grains.
Should this new. variety be found to answer all
epurpose of barley, a few years will suffice
to drive the barley boards from the country"
Lancaster (Pa) lPdig.
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A GARD TO THE ladies.

"A SAGSD ~ 4fttJ 1JA1(lES3s
DIR. DUPONC9'S GOLDEN PEhAPE PILLS infal
removing stoppages irregularities menses-
These Pills nothing new, by tile
tor many years, both and America, with
paraleed every case and he urged by many
thousand ladies have used them, make the pills pub
lie, alienation suffering from any irregular
preventive to those ladies whose
health win not permit family Pregnant
maies cautioned
against using these pills, proprietor
sponshy after the above admonion, although their mild
would prevent any injury health these
Pisare recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retail by
LApfHLINs BUsHFIELD,
GENT Agents for Ohio county, No 26 Monros ST.
Asofor sale by 7. H. LOGAN 4 co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
addressed to the above General Agents
they viii supply the tade at Proretors prices and send
the Pills couHdentiay ladies by mail, by enclosing
either, at the Wheeling Post-ofice.
N B-Dr Dnponco's Golden Pills, signature sJ. Dupon-
cor every box; other genuine. For particulars get
Circular of Agents. apR@1y
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STASDARp wKleHT OF GRAlN.-The Legisla-
ture of North Carolina has passed a law regu-
lating the weight of grain, which goes into ef-
feet thirty da fs from the present time. Wheat
10 weigh coils TO the bushel; corn 81; rye sc;
rice "a; buek,yheat so; barley 4s;; oats so; fax
seed So; peas 80; corn meal &C. 1t is said the
Law docs not prevent persons from selliNgby the
bushel without weighing.
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What is contentment? To sit in the house
and see other people stuck in the mud. In 9TH
er words. to be, better than your neighbor.
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TnE Two sESAroRs FROM CALrFoRS1A.-The
Washington Star, thus notices the two Senators
elect from California, Messrs. Gwin and Bro
derrick. OF the first it says
We regard him, as we have frequently init
mated, MS one of the first men of the age in
point Of Ragacity, energy, Legislative attain
inents, and, indeed, all other characteristics me-
ccssary to insure his success as national legis-
lator.
His colleague, elected at the same time, Mr..
Broderick, must be a man of brains nerve and
indomitable energy of character, or he could not
have sustained himself to the point of his final
triumph throughout the fierce political contest
in which he has been for many years past con-
spicuous leader.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL HA-IIll
SOMETHING FOR THE MIhEIONl
PROF.. MOODS
HAIR RESTOR TIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION Of ALL, OLD AND
w young TO this wonderful preparations which turns
back to its orgina color gray naeoVers the head OF the
bald with luxnrant the dandru Itch
Ing, and all cnaneOus eruptionSeauses continual How
ing for the har9i color and keep It from
falling to age, in all It's beauty. We
call then, the the gray, diseased In SCALP 70
IT. anu surely theyoung viii NOT, they value the dow
ing locks the Hehng CURL be Ethout. Its praise
s mn he firuk6 of
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deco
IN ANPI0NS TINCTURE
H1MPToN's TINoTURE
WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToN's TINGTURB
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAAIPTON'S TTNGTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE HEADACHE.
HAAIPTON'S TINCTURE
e WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAMPToN'S TINGTURE
WILL INYIGORATE.
HAMPToN's TENCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used has been successful in CURING DISEASE
asa eBfs 81 R'ys eSfs and
Great RsDY IN rPd f R a h g;sd in every family
No. 1875 SouTu PACA sTRRET. BALTIMORE
cured e sSsGati 1 VIZ RsRsps sf Ns'on' D'''o''
- No. 81 REolsTER sTaEET, BAIIIEoEE ~,
'41 Mss l9 isSss Sse ri asasSsS.
Rsr case after gears Of ssriag has astoatsaed1er
XEREDi71RY SCR0F6LA.
boy in the family OF the Hon W p Thomasson, once
ssad TO S MS inside ou
ing the eyebas produce blindness. He
y b YsPEPSfA. SER V0US DISEASE, de-
MI Mm o. soy .BS nina
si Z ~, Sss Snrsd he Hsmntons Yes.tabie
TnenFf' af's GS Si9sE h G5s SUI
Mr. Henry VIM had Cough for Te Ak
remesdies: ib1t was cured only by f
Id3LpTONpg YEGRTa BLETIHOTERE
We nrDenI 10 0ur beat known 6iiIizenHt
We 0RFIER NO 4fERF MUSHROOM ARTICLE, BIT
III aSezS5 1SS4 zs s. 81
TIE SYSTEM!
THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES-1HE REM
INV Az MA Nm 20
.Js5tf1fIToapc YI,6 mi -IJ z, g7YNf,7y5pz
We have the strongest assurapce Of the good efcts Of
this TneIcine in Choira MoTIus Dirrha and Dieeases
stomach and bowels and renders the system great assist
in combating the approach Of indeed all forms Of
SS y seas M lgpT01ps FGEyAgLFTyNnTHRE
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tHOJn YOuR JAwio

s'NAHSEoN1TAI," an Indian maiden, the original
oOmpounder of the "BALsAi OF LIvERwoRT HoAR-
HoUND"a remedy which has received the appreciation
many in this city, efficacy curing Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, &C., &C. Sold by
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NEW YORE, Oct. 2, 1851.
PROF. o. J. W00D-Dear Sir: After reading the adver-
tisement OF York Journals, Of your celebrated
Hair RessorHve procured ahafpInt bottle and was so
much pleased with thatI continued its for two months
and satisfied It Is the best preparation before the public
It at removed all andruT and unpleasant Itching from
the scalp and has restored hair naturally and have
doubt permanently
You have permission to refer to all who entertain any
doubt of its performing all that Is claimed for IT.
MISS PEEKS, 26X Greenwich AY.
have Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effects restored hair
fallen it cleans the head and renders the
hair soft and smoOth-nuch more SO than oil:
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November /, 1884. !. ),
O. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor, 8lg broadway, n. Y. and
III Market St. st. Louis.
II Por sale In Wheeling by
aee4-em1Sw - l10AN : III bridge Corner
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Pianoes SIeodeons Straphines and Accordeons tuned
repaired and all other kinds ofinStruments generally
with neatness and dispatch.
eB-AIl goods warranted, at this establishment.
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What is joy? To count your money and
find it over run a hundred dollars, or cheat the
printer out of years subscription.
What is knowledge? To be away from home
when people come TO borrow umbrellas and
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In connection with the above keep the largest stock in
tho Western country of the following goods: Victims, No
FntInaes Accordeons Flutes Flies Fageoets CInrinetts
Drums In fact keep every article belonging to the
p sBTsss Bands supplied with instruments at short
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FAsuroSABLE DErISIrIoSs.-What is fash
ion? Dinner at midnight, and headache in the
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General Agents.
For sale in Centre Wheeling by
REED s KRAFT.
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Important Notice.

RENG DESTROYS Of selling out my large tc Of French
Btandies French and herman Wines Imported wits
ana Domestic Liquors Of All kinds Also large lot Of
1es imported Cigars and different other aFticles-I
hsley inform my customers and the public that win sen
oase ior CAsI ONLY, wholesale RETAIL At very
can aI s sny person shoull be Wiling buy my
Persons knowing themselves indebted TO me
70 eau anu sEFTLE. CONRAD STROBELi =
No. III Main street,
yv,..,ss, ~ Near the Wire saspenson Bridge.
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SHEET MUSIC.

am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction hooks
for every Kind of Instrumen,s now in use.
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What is idlencssg Working yellow noun
tains on a pink subsoil-or blue tailed dog
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LII, FOR 1857
@ AVERY has hand and Is MISUNDERSTANDING n large
DE assortmant Of Hats Gaps OF the latest Surinr
Psshlons With al the late Improvements, eOmprsng
y, surpassed by Hats my manufacture having
given general satisfaction respectfully ask the continue
sebto fyS ''Ft' No. 14s Main st, The cling Va