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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
rCONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
SESATE-The chair laid before the Senate q
Delaware Legislature, announcing the election
of Mr.. Bayard, Senator from that State for six
years, and of AIR. Bates, 10 I'LL the vacancy oc-
cuSiuncd by the death of MF Clayton.
The Seuate then discussed and passed the Dr.
plomatic and Consular bill. An Intellectual ei-
fort was lnaie re~tOre the appropriation stFiGk
en- out by the House, giving "A salary Of 5000
to each of the twenty tive consular pupils. An
amendment was added To the Till repeating 80
much Of the former law rs authorized the ap-
pointmOnt of such officers Adjourned.
HOusE.-On motion of Mr. Taylor, u resOlu-
ton adopted iIstructi0g the Post office COM
uIittee to enquire aud report on the general Sub
iect of the transportation of the mail To San
| Francisco, aud whether it is not expedient
To contract Tor weekly mails frUm New York and
New Orleans to San Francisco by way of lie
hautepec; whether the said road shall be COM
pIeted A resolution unsolicited by Sir. Walker,
which was adopted, making similar enquiry,
relative to nweekiy mail from Mobile to S;In
Francisco.
Mr.. MOrrell offered a resolution. which was
adopted calling on the President to inform the
House whether resistance, organized or other
wise, has been made, or i it 10 be apprehended
against the official authorities Of Utah, aud 10
communicate ala correspondence relative 10 the
appointment or declaration Of officers in that
territory since Ja4luATy, 1927 nuo nhStHSI tlie
laws thereof are practically administered with
impartial justice to all the inhabitants there.
The first Tuesday in February VAS set aside
for tile consideration of business relative to the
district of Columbia.
SIR. Campbell, of Ohio, from the committee
on Mays and Means, reported bill for the re-
| lief uf sick and disabled Seainen.
Mr. Fuller cnte, cd into explanation Of the
hill establishing collection districts ia the L. ).
DESIGNATING lOrts Of entry and delivery and fol
other measures. The object of the bill, he said,
was to codiy the numerous existing laws ON tine
subject, and to simplify aud improve them 50 as
To make them accord with the present condition
of commerce.
On motion, Mr.. Kelsey, the Corruption Inves
tigntUn committee was granted leave to sit dur.
ing the session Of the House. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
THE WEATHER, &c.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. l9.-The weather here
is terrible stormy n cold. Over a foot Of snow
fell during the nigl /, md ii is still falling The
thermometer ycstt y stood at 10 and 20 de.
grees belOH zero lac railroads are all blocked
up
CIV. King has issued proclamation offering
a reward of 500 for the apprehension Of the
murder of Sam Carnian, on Long Island.
No train has left here to-day over tne Hudson
river X. r., aud none will leave until the arrival
of one from New York.
The Cleveland Express train over the Central
road i lust IN, 8 hours beIind time
The snow drifts between here and Schenecta-
dy are ) and u feet deep.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

MAIL FAnuEEs.-It appears from the des.
patches, that the roads generally, in the North
and Fast arc blocked up with snow. From
this cause ii is hard to tell when to expect the
mails The train that left Baltimore Saturday
evening did not arrive here until yesterday fore
noon. Since that we have had no other arrival,
and it may be some time before another train
gets in. We believe the express did not vcntui e
to leave for the East Yesterday evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

FATAL AccnENT.-EdwardM Mayors, of Union
vile, Ohio, while engaged in removing the ice
from the watcr-wheeI of lis mill, on the 9th
inst, his foot was caught in the cog-whecl CON
Necting with the shaft. The foot ard ankle
were mahgIed to such an extent as to render
anpration necessary. The unfortunate man
did fOm the effects of the injury on Tuesday
morning, and was buried by the fraternity of
Odd Fellows, of which he was member.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

JrsT RrcrrvEn.-Ba llou's Dollar Magazine,
Past Meridian, by Mrs L. II. sigourncy; ".IuIia
hiSknCll,' story Of more than ordinary inter
est; Marion ard his Aleu-; wickoH's Rowing
pIp'omatist; "lvcrs, new book by that most
captivating of writers, Miss ScwcII; shall also
receive on Saturday. more of Kane's "Grinncll
LAFedi'iOr," by Prof, Sontag, at the Cheap
u BOOK and Variety Store, No. 4, Washington
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
FROM It,lSrON

JAS. la.-Thc ship WelIsf,rd, from st. Johns
for Liverpool, was wrecked Dec. 2jih, on Cape
Race. Capt. EIciiield and 20 OF the crew were
lost
we had last night the most tempeStuous
storm known here for years. The streets were
blocked with Snow Railroad travelling will un-
,lOnbtedIy be suspended for some days. The
thermometer yesterday at Woodstock, Vt, was
80 degrees below zero; at White River junction
% deg. below zero. The snow is very heavy ia
that vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

NoDHrm.-Mr. David McMurtry, while at
lending the exhibition of the ''Fakir Of Ava,
Ia Lexington, Ky, had his pocket picked ola
wallet containing 50, l25 He did not miss his
"ISetbook till the performance was over, when
'''orough search was made, but without bel g
a !. to give any tilings of the lost treasure
Tue next morning he again repaired to the hall
S0s'e he found the wallet, minus the money
SospeOn rested on the Fakir, who with his ut.
'e0lantS were arrested, but 10 money found.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

SAD CALAnlrY.-lhe Mnrtinsburg American
states that on Friday night last the dwelling
house of MIR. George Couchman, in Berkley
county, Va, and on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was burned to the ground, and sad to
tell, Mr.. Couchman, who had been insane for
some time, and whom it was necessary as a
means of safety and mercy to keep chained,
was burned to death
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

New YoRx, Jan l9th.-'rhc Cincinnati FIX
press Train, on the Eric road, %lich left liun-
kirk ON Friday evening, at . o'clock, rau off the
track at Hawkins station Saturday evening e.
The ears were IhroN u into the Delaware, one If
them going through the ice, one passenger was
killed, and fireman fatally Injured, and about 80
more or less injured. The man killed was "a
sailor, an his way from Cincinnati to Boston,
Nauu unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

The latest news of DIR. Kane is quite favora-
bic. BY the Wabash, from Havana, learn
that he has almost recovered the Use of his leg,
which WAS paralyzed, and his arm is columen.
cling to show signs of vitality. llecontcmplnted
returning home, if his health still improves, in
the Quaker City, wlic., was leave llavana
the 18th inst. DR.. Iiorner, surgeon of the Wa
Dash. aud DR. Roverand, II celebrated physician
ol Havana, were his physicians, and admirably
lreated bis case
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
Neyv YorL Wa1kei.

i. for export AID home aud some sPecu-
lxvs inquiry; small, ri the
storm prevailing. sales uf 8O Lbs at &Gu bG ~ for
perne state. tGT 4e6s9 extra ditto, 9d35G6d1 for
Eestern $Gts7 20. closing buoyHnt. Wheat market
gee better ~ bl'rls inferior white southern at
l6>c. nominal at $50 &c. Corn better; sales S0o'~
buses mix western 74D15C, closing firm vt the latter
price, WHISKY better sales 29c Pork hTmeTi sales $50
bbls at SIS, prime Z 1857 g$.a, Old mess a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

FEASKlN's BlRruDAY.-The Pittsburgh Post
~ w.! Monday, says the anniversary of Frankiin's
,CI'aday was celebrated ON Saturday evening
me printers of that city BY banquet at the
~ T"N Exchange. Alexander ". Rock, of the
..!0n'et', acted as Chairman of the meeting,
rss's'ed by John D. Stuart, Thomas TelfOrd and
Ryan !sa N. Irwin as Vice Presidents VIM. II.
s. 1s'1cll. and John C. Harper were chosen
ps,,', regular and volunteer toasts were, rs
iDs ~. appropriate to the occasion, and the even
p-Assd of in a handsome manner.
80 "a t1sz4 is7-sS - .sa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
SNnAN.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10 Snow fell very heavily
last night accompanied with violent snle.-
The drifts in some places are and 10 feet deep.
On level the snow is about , feet deep. The
streets are imInssable for vehicles. The ther-
nomcter Indicates II degrees above zero. The
tram which left Washington last night has just
arrived
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
WRECKED.

NEw YoRK, Jan. IN-.ln unknown brig went
ashore ut o'clock yesterday, near Ocean House,
island Of Neversing. Every effort WAS mad.
nv the wrcckcrS on the beach to Succor the un-
rii tumate crew but several of thetn, ut last ac-
counts, had persisted, aud there were faint hopes
Of saving the remainder. Six men were seen
ON board when she struck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

pRoy put;RAT wilt not he responsible the evil effects
,i.h ,nS 81 I1rOdur liz counterfeit called Electric O
afI,r his r,nt remedy II persons " II not be uti'ne
and heed repeated avcr III rgsh the ava
In zII and srhv nde'i S MHyors OF eitiSs
b;rst shown b, crIthcates nuith'd'
and every PhadClpian, then they must bear the G"nsr
,sncs of their error ~ I'll Is ilrnsHl {, "iwnIs
leaves person better than Il heEan and ettnGt PoSsy
10 b (as limitations Wti) children should have i"r
cy,n, md ti;Ir and ladies for the skin and Iim
tieS C,mplrxiOn, &C. rheumatism any pain cannot y
st MapGfSrtartng Department 20 South Eighth street,
PhiiRtl-lIliR.
tri, ss q, aud a. per 6oltI. and person has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself, In this or any
PRoT CnIRLES DKGEAJu discoveTer and sole
er in t,e oTId Of t1.c trie OH.
Far saIeby 7 u. Logan CO.: Bride , SoFner'
i a,s1; Ps - $500 siohro, strEet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

We request that our patrons would always
t,,din tlcir a, We tiscments by three o'clock
in tle afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
,ion in the morning following. The crowd Of
ri,bt work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

LtrERArrnE IN TUE COuNcrt--The Cincinnati
G,1atc says:-rho following is literal copy
da resolution passed in Council Wednesday
light 1t was written by one of the members:
Resolved that the city solicitor prepare an
ordnance crratcing the office Of city cclerk and
Defining his Duty."
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-: -ll-,oKh ESPONDENTS.

,,ps concerning subscription advertising or other d
LEI ns.s of the IntesenceT should he addressed to
t. the editorial department Of tile paper
Re ssirssse to the ElItors jointly or to either one
nm writing for publication will please write
ri. sas % Of the above rules will greatly obige U.S.
~ 'ssL NOR prompt attention to correspondents :ha'
"a III otherwise receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

Syracure this morning ran of the track The
locomotive upset aud the baggage and first pas
Senger car ran into the wreck. David Hamlet
Of Gtica, jumped from the platform and was
caught by the head between two cars and iIi-
stanlly killed. Jeremiah Mahoney, brakes
man, had both legs cut off close to hiA body
L. J. Smith, of JOhnStown, had both legs bro
ken. Several others were more or less injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

DIscrsrRD-A poor fellow in the West, who
had invested his all IN a newspaper, in the CON
tident belief that the w,rld would be much ben
Gifted thereby, thus backs out of the dcluson :;
The undersigned retrcs from the editorial
chair with the complete conviction that all is
vanity From the hour Inc started his paper TO
the present time, he has been solicited to lie
upon every given subject, and can't remember
having told a wholesome truth without dimin-
ishing his subscription list, or making AN enemy.
Under these circumstances of trial, and having
thorough contempt for himself he retres ia
order to recruit his moral constitution.
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RANCE OF mr. InEKMnAlETER.

KlANtIh Of TIE IlIhhMUMEI Eli.
MONTREAL, Jan. 19.-fhe weather yesterday
was the coolest Of the season. The thermOme-
ter was % degrees below zero. To-day it stands
is below. Ii has been showing and blowing a
terrible gale from the west
AT Quebec yesterday the thermometer was3O
degrees below zero.
0swEGo, Jai,. l9.-The thermometer at
o'clock \. NJ. yesterday stood at Is degrees be-
low zcru
AtOsdensburg yesterday it was SO degrees
below.
At Waterfowl 40 degrees below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

Tns Philadelphia North american says that
within the limit of three blocks on Third street.
i, tA.t city, S25, OOo,oo9 worth of goods was
n during the last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

MONTGOMERY CoAL.-A company has been
frmedin New York, says the Lynchburg Yir-
ciai1n. for the purpose of working the Montgo-
ue-y tya.,) coal mines.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
TCOMMERCI AL.

ISDlASA B.SEs pspatc,es state t;,at ne Gram.
mercy Bank Lafayette hank, and Bank OF AcA had
failed. The financial East, have for mouth
past prophrsyng crisis the Indiana and I'M
hOis hanks, nd It their predictions about to
b. verified
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

1t is singular coincidence that while the
State Capitol of Ohio was being warmed" by a
great festival the other day, the Capitol of Yer
mont was being warmed up in another style, be-
ipy reduced to ashes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

CIR LocoAorroN.-We noticed, yesterday,
several boys going up aud down, and all round
town, on skates--pasSing people very skillfnlIy,
stafast rate. IL this weather holds out We
would not be surprised to see this method of
going around become quito fashionable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

TuE Alexandria Sentinel states that the small
70, is Spreading in the ncighborhOod Of Lang
lev> in Fairfax.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
FpnM MAsIIINGTnN

JAS. l9.-rhr' snow is about ls inches or s
feet deep OH u level, and feet in tie drifts
There are no trains from the north, Oy like
to be Fpr some time; and probably none from
thp SOIItl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
BY I'EIlalIltApII.
TEucInnnIi .Wnrket

CINCINNATI, Jan. I9-FIour hr, sales at $50 whisky
23a23H. Provisions hrm Groceries In n0ler-
ate demand. Wheat Grm and unchanged. Corn activei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
MEE,rING

,,.,. ra be meeting Of the citizens Of Wheeling, at
nm, Hail. this evening o'clock for the purpose of
',,Ias sa,urrs to relieve the Of this city
.,pA-it
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IF 10 NOT a DYE

Crey AsIrs-I iL ga1sO8s flli Ssit fseanss afaS
AMIR arUlp. resiaf ia ta4iosrfNg, Esd 11dgs e
Mas 5. \. ALIENS WO1LDs HAIR RkSIDREk.
Rev. 81. Ti1AIilER Co yeAEs 81 aRrh !tFlSTs Chfn.
Cnunt N " " hair Is nov TestSred - is natural
elilor ana eenr. . 10 fall.' =
Kew Wm- CCrTEIl- EI- Alnthers Alazalines y Z: ~
iIir changed to its natural color ard growing On bald 'Pot'
&c"
Rev. n P.sToNg D. D.. CoUeoTi, y. H. 'Ay hHiT' which
grey, Fgatnretl tts ulluFai color, *"
R-V. b. CLENDENIN, Chicago, ID u can a44 ~ test"
aony, rscotsuse ~ tt my iTislldsl'
rev - A. MOOD MidiIrG6an, * z. "liy eva iaiE has
,rrnlIs Iheksntt a.o that u q NY family, VIE
81 becUminH bat, &e.'
Rev J. p TUSfiS, Csarieston q C. s'The Ehits hairs
becoming obvtatr,i, aud net hair forming. &c."
Rev g. FRINK, silver CFeeky y. Y. 1T hiss Produeed
GOOD eHet hair and and have eonlnded e !"
Rev. JOS. MIKE Pastor Of West D. T. ChRrehS y. ~
recommends tt
REV. D. NORRTS, CFOss River, y. Y, also, and
Mrs. Rev. u. A. Pc All, tatndeh, n T.
SUe this t bur 10 tie above fan % eonvinee
ray ar! d y all the principal merchants tn the United
STATS ia aAt Canada Wh6tesaie and retail depot Ne.
IS tTsrt New YoTk- soe dsal-Ts Try % sen aFt.
les ts which they make more pTOHts 80
depot fuF circular and insofalaiiou-
In .s...l..
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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Schedule.
=. y e -
Ts4z.rgnr.T.os oryIeE ,. 60. 60. 2: 9.

Welding Station, Nov. 2gtl 1870.
ON and after Monday lat 81 December, the Passenger
Il leave tIs station daily Al $50 A. b. and t
The Mail Train daily IeNcept sundays) 6:5 a. ",
VIII receive and discharge asstRgsTs az Hii the principal
stations,
Tile Express Train daily Aga P. 81, viii receive and
discharge following stations Oniy Benz
wood, MOandsViC, CaarFOn, BuTtOn Farnont, bstteF'
man, IiritoI New burg ItnWesbuT, t1eiHnnt, Cumberland
johns Run, MsrtinsburR, HaFpers PerrSs Monoeaey,
SykssVilIr nl,,I Washington Junction.
f.IloNs: The Mall Train At 41N
81 daily th Express 1t I:yi r. ~ ~. THE AecOnlmO-
Tran Wheeling Cumberland Wi Be diseon'
y. 5. WOODsIDE, superintendent.
dee1 J. B.fOkp, Agent.
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Odd FELLOWS' DIRECTORY

VtrsIuIu. lodge No. a.-Meets every Thursday
evening Hail. Market and Monroe streets
ions s wRIGIrr. \. O.; n. " C'trr, Secretary.
franklin E.Od&e Ne. I3 Meets as aboveever!
Monday evening. JOINS BAYHA, n a.; HP C"piine
Secretary.
WIN. CeIT E.oIse No. 33.-Merts above eve
!S,iude, Secretary.
WheeIing i.odge VO. 50.-NIeets every Monlas
evening tthe Hail. Market and Quincy streets II
Bnowx. n. g.; .Eosn Tsobm,7', Secretary.
I'auoIn Lodge No S3.--Meets as above ever,
Friday evening. l.. II. McLAIS,N CT W. W H'"ch"rd
Secretary.
Ahra,n'. Eucn'pPmrnt NO. i.-Meets ut til,
HALL corner Market and the first Mio
Tuesday evenings Of each month H. CTuNAx. P; s. "
I'eHrsoH, Scribe.
Vim 'CerI EnCnmpment No. 3$.-Meets a,
above the secoMd and ,urta Tuesday evenings Of eacl
MONTH WV KLtSELER, C. p; IVm. Weisgarber Scribe.
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GT0IlM

PmLADElPHIA.-Th storm which commenced
here yesterday still continues No trains have
arrived or departed since yesterday.
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FROM NEW YORK

Jan 10.-A furious drifting SNOW storm has
prevailed here since yesterday r. a., but APP
pears To be undertaking now. Weather intense
" cold aud the streets are almost impossible.
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FIRE.

WAsnIxGrox, Jan. 19.-The National Hotel
in this city, caught fire this morning. But lit
tie damage VA dune. The fire VAS exti.guiSh-
ed by buckets being passed from hand To hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
THE pRe.,Ii1.Sr ELECT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-lhe President elect
has accepted ala invitation TO be present at the
doubt but ii " i'll be credit even to Washing
ton.
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Pnl..oN,- pAPMItN IsotION

Pm44.ON,~ EAPHICN lotion,
Or, Floral BeautlfeF.
great ca rtic fr beau;if the skin ana ertnsisx-
lon, AMI curi- C4p-d uAnG- Faces Lps. taa san'
burn Fseca- r. uffys, * lbs, u1ru-r ete- sare a7a
ssI, err .or t Il.s-au- SashIa wi give instant fiirf
After s,lring seotsng 20 TIE SKA y sseTs ts
ands shit, AL for al sdsuAtiosS 81 the sen L
al be loanI be great remedy Prise One penas pes
pIuAG.OV'S MOGsC VGHIW DER,
hSst Natural D. - Ia the world IT. tonE
TsVrf Il Ar bryotrd comparHgui aaat te-HE
rs tih. rSsrlIu mn injury possibly be desc 20 ihs
kin IL = ra-I sp;l and yea obtain black o. .
brown 10 best iuhrs 70 TIL = lfoUl nae
ts-if Price - Ala per tSx-
Male ss,I sui PIIALOS, az 14S nltOADWAL eeEs
.,-r ~ s. and 81 Rru.duny a. NSebelas HotFl. n Z.
an ali drlrestS Falset Stores tFeHElrut lie I. 3.
PhutSyul'a b. ~ teal AsUtR lnVt1oEntog.
Tne cUuIld Of the knd brfoEs este
to TIL uhlie stood the nf tueniU years n this
suniT. ana nDt one many hundreds Of limitations
nave brvu compete with u for presenting dressing
.ai b.autiiyng HAIR ami krep!ug te head eiear oua
I'M ma rte Il Is IurstiInnbs; short T. sVSSytiag
the hair retuIFes. Price s4r aud 81 Prs bottle
d-r2-infEW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

TN QuRsrIox sETILKD-ADAAIs was awarded the fret
Dreim for tue best Dagurrreytype likeness at the late
Fair in tiscity Also tbs premium best display Of ha-
ruerrSotypes oxE IrSREp DoLLAHs will be given TO any
r4fsf In Tginia who equal his Pictnres' either on
Glass or silver plate. Call his Gallery 1876 Main street,
corner of Union. his AmbrOPts Dasuerreo-
t, pes and Phoi"yrRphs oetN5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

RIVER AND WEATHER.
cScTxx4Ti, Jan. l9th.-weatheF very cold
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING

For the information of strangers visiting the city pub
fish the following LIST OF the different Churches and their
''nle anu pace ol ~ 'nsl5 are aAs
will make the necessary correction win pleasure;
ST. Na'' '' ~ ''Dp"''''' Corner h"Fos ah' ~ "'l
O'Clock, evening, 4
ST. Ioh"'S hPfseo"t'H"' Main s'Feet' between f'r' anu
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev q. X. "ARSE' F"'tor'
morning services l, u o'clock, evening ~
ft'ss Irf"os'f'"n INV H. H.
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and alter
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'eOr NM, v.in
ls ARK Osntrs %
n',.' D., - 49,, si
Ia ,.rr s'S,' .,', .,"nnr
E,,,s i5...,,5s,j,, Rev P.r,, Pastor Main street
ro's% nor, and
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

Bears BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND GuYAN-
DorrE-A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial furnishes the following as com
plete list of boats lying up between Pittsburgh
and Guyandotte:
At steubenyilIc-Adriatic and Tom Scott.
;Wellsburg- Endeavor. Wheeling Albcmarle,
J. II. Done, Arcola, Jane franklin, Silver Wave,
S. Bayard, Louisa andJ. b. Ford Captina-
Ben Bolt, Piima Donna and Chicngo. Fish
Creek-Black Diamond and barges Petticoat
Washington City. Marictta-Courier, Alta
mont and Orb. Little Hucking--Latrobe.
Va, Little Baltimore and CLARA Dean. CALI
pol,-W. g. WoodSide, w. II. LongIey and
tAuilla Wood. Observation-Disclosures, Ro-
'lolph and barges. J.