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EEE PARTRIDGES
PICTURE GALLERY 7!

~ fitted up style superior to any other in the
western country His RECEPTION and SALES ROOM is
feet deep to built addition operating,
60 by 90 feet with arrangements for light and facilities for
his business the world. He would par
ticular attention light the eyes boldness dis
tinetness every feature the soness outline, avoiding
st appearance; also, the reflective orlookin
glass eject so Objectionable in the Daguerreotype.
As many Piotsres sent out here entirely rOortIess
from hauing protectire s.isb, Partridge MS
patrons Ehashts cork Is protectsd0 by hard eneneIfg
trhtcA 6teones part cf TIE picture, ana Is durable
as tse glaze Itself
Pictures every improved style made other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at 11s1<
Main street. East side Marsh Taylors Store Wheel
g,NL ssPT6
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FAnuRE OF a LARGE SIuLE DEALIxc FlRu.-
The Paris, KY. Flag, says that Green's Wal
ker, extensive mule dealers of Richmond, Va,
who, for number of years past, kept an agent
residing in that county, aud have yearly pur-
chased mules TO the amount of thousands of
dollars in Kentucky, have failed. Their liabili-
ties in Kentucky are. given at $50, 600, and in
Virginia at much larger sum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25

A letter from St Petersburgh, confirmed by
the Nord, stacs that an enormous reduction in
the Russian army, amounting to tiye-eighths, is
taking place. and that this disarmament VAS
tecreed before the stnttgnrclt interview.
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nARP sHRMoN.

To the Editors of the Sunday Times:
DEAR SIRs: A friend from ''New Y'Orleans"
has handed me the enclosed sermon, and as it
appears something of a gem in its way, Isend
it for your perusaL Should you deem itProfit-
able for one of your next Sundays discourses,
shall be happy to give your readers the bene-
fit of the hard-shells experience, and let them
'gnaw the file of his reflections"
Yours respectfully, j. RosTRUN.
New YORK, Nov. II, 1857.
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Moore, Wtlstaoh, Keys & Co.
as WEST FOURTM STREET.,
CINCINNE

TMPoRTLNG sTATI0NERs manufacturers of MemOran-
dunn, Pass and Blank Books, of all styles, Bible Print
ers Book Jobbers Medical Book take great
pleasure in soliciting the attention Of Western Buyers to
their Immense Stock Of the GREAT STAPLES, in the bran
above indicated. They Cash and shortTme
Buyers who well O. 900 Quires half bound
Cap Books Is quires full bound Cap Blank Books
all Styles 1900 qures Demi Blank Books quires Me-
dun Blank Books 6OO qures Quarto Blanks; $40 gross
Lead Fabers', other makers;
$500 Steel importation; $50 gross
Pen Holders 6U0 doz Writing Fud all sizes 100 doz Ink
opes 95OOOO Envelopes all Sizes 80 -ro English Treasury
Blotng glis, French and American Tissue Pa
pers 25 glish Drawing Papers; 200 Cap Pa
pers 500 Letter Papers, 900 rms Bath Papers all
Packet ctc 100 Books, Blank Notes aid Drafts;
Diaries for s57; 1000 Memorandum Books, all
forms doz. Portfolios aonnaes, and Bankers
Cases. so Copying Presses Coppn Books; 500 doz Copy
Books; $50 doz Copy Books printed copies etc. &C. ETC.
This the place purchase preference to buying East
StocE fresh prices low, and Exchange saved
3 8 =-gsrFgEafl MOORE, WILSTACH, KEYS & CO., ts
novel % West Fourth ST Cincinnati.
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ANOTHER CnANGE.-Brownson, the RomaniSt,
seems to be preparing to return to the Protest
ant faith. The Protestant Churchman says:
"Dr. Rrowncons has been for thirteen years in
the bosom of the Roman Catholic Chnrch; a
long period for him to remain in the same rela-
tons or to entertain the same views. And
now he seems to become FESTIVE and uneasy
In the last number of his Quarterly he has sew
eral articles on;the bigotry, narrowness, and in
science of the American Catholic press, and also
upon the Roman clergy of France for their
principled support aud fnlsome adulatiou of Ma
poleon.
NEw CAludAGE-A steam carriage has made
its appearance in the streets of Manchester, near
Pittsburg Itran over the street like thing of
life, turning corners and lodging rtts. The lrf.
vor of an omnibus seeing innovation in this ex
pertinent, put whip to his,horses and tried to
outrun the steam carriage, but the latter left his
coach so far behind, that the omnibus driver was
laughed at by the spectators. The steam car
rage went at the rate of nine miles an hour with
pressure of sixty pounds the inventor is John
S. Hall, of Manchester.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25

TnE sum total Of racing prizes for the past
wear, in England. has been calculated, in BELLS
Life at one million and fortv-seven thousand
dollars. Doncaster races figure highest, reach
ing SIS, $50; Goodwood, ST., 575; Epson, $62,-
900; the-six Newmarket meetings, 100000.
The receipts of the Grand Stand at the Doncas-
ter rnce amounted to Sl9941.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25

Tbs STonMoNs.-rhe New York Times, an
swering the inquiry what will be the fruits of
Brigham Young's opposition to government, to
himself and his followers? says: = s-s5es
cat the first blush one would say utter ami
hilation!' Nor do we doubt that such must be
the final consummation Iof positive Mormon
war; but there are many things to be done and
borne before this consummation can bereashed
The Mormons are very strongly entrenched in
a reputation in the Mexican war which deserves
consideration when we reflect on their numbers.
And when we consider in addition to these
things the fact that from the beginning Mormon
ism has protested itSelfto the Indian to be of In
dian origin, and has gorified the aboriginar aces
of the Continet, we may be sure that the letter
of Brigham Young to Colonel Alexander, is but
the beginning of the endI"
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New Books. StationerY. Scr

New Books, Stationery, &cg
TAMEs C. ORR No. lii Main ST. bcgs leave call the
q attention wholesale and retail purchasers Rocks
and Stationary to his Fall stock received yz School
Books of all kinds from the primary the highest College
Classics Miscellaneous Books eissues Drawing Books
Eopy B9oEs, new authorsl Metho-
various styles bndlng; Family bibles worth from 81
s2S, Pocket do OF all styles; Dus bookkeeping aud
blanks Jenny Lind Pens and all t,9 numbers OF totts
various patents. Music Books of various AUTHORSHIP
bath Bell (a late DOOk) Albums in great variety. Toy
Books 1000 Blank Books variety; Da-
ries for 1885, Memorandum of al styles; 500 eems
Cap Letter anu Note Papers, of different ades and quali
ties lf-a II =gtl sfIsTf :. Tfs ~ -s
GOLD PESS.We wish to call especial attention toour
large and well selected lot of Gold Pens Having disposed
of all our old stock, PES offered is and
WARRANTED comprising almost every No. of A MO-eton
Co.'s celebrated Penn Having the largest and best select
ed stock of Pens in the city, those of superior
ticle cannot fall to be suited. 80 3 s13- 8.s
wewoud call the attention Lrdisa particular
to stock of FANCY STATIONERY which purchased
expressly for their aton knowing that nothing
of the kind and quality kept city
Please call and examine for yourselves. ga
All of the above and everything usually kept the Book
and Stationery line can now be had at @ - -
seD1h .117 AF.ir O. HvSs.itn,r
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Estrav Cow.

GSLIdy 'sSOWs
about the i4t inst, large red and white spotted Cow,
with white face large straight horns and short ta is
about ten years old Any person who will her
give information that she be obtained will be ber
ally rewarded. CHRISTIAN kEERNAN, ~
Grocer Centre Wheeling the Public School House.
,
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DENTISTRY.

YE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
of Dentistry Their Office is at 4s Market street between
Monroe and Union sts) where they will be happy to see
their friends and all others wishing the services of
Dentist. +0r.
They both students and for several years the assist
of the DR.. Hulhen and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged in the practice for himself for the
last eleven years. daring which he has become acquain
ted with of the leading Dentists in almost all the
cities of the United States and has famarsed himself
with their various peculRres in operating. They there
fore feel confident obeing able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them with their patronage.
ABR. ROBERTSON, N. D.
Wheeling, Nov. 10, 1857. JAMES ORR
n. B-Messrs r. o. take pleasure in referring by per-
mission, 30 the following gentlemen:
H. r. Weed D. D.: Hon Geo. W. Thompson, His Hon Ard
CaldweI; Morgan Nelson, Esq, b. ~ EoG, Esq DF. John
Erisse Or. W. J. Bates DR.. X. H. Cunnlins, DR.. E. A.
Hildreth, Dr. s. Todd, Taant Delaplan, John Knote
Esq McClalens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. movie
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs
REMOVAL.
IA horse, my Kingdom FOR nor

"a horse, my kingdom for horse"
TIME Undersigned after returning his thanks for the lib
eral patronage which his friends have extended 20 hm
wishes to respectfully the public that he has
removed his unsurpassed stock of horses, buges &C. 70
the east Main short distance oeo" the od
stand where prepared to furnish Livery stock OF an
uncxceptionabc hope 70 be able to render
satisfaction and expectation of patrons IN Al cases
zoos Iiou1 H. WHEAT.
WANTED.
WANTED IAIMED1ATELY at ISAAC PnAGE s55 lSs
tienen to buy for cash. lower prices than ever
sold BEFORE The drawing to close shall sen
from this day, ALL AND ANY ARTICLES III the Fancy
and Dry Goods line at Il GREAT REDUCII08
q would claim particular attention to my stocket
BLACK SILKS,
or which viii sell an article worth 81 So 81 1875 some
worth 81 IS at 81 25 worth % 90 at 81 5e and 9TH
FRESCif MEKINos worth 81 95 at s75<es some worth
81 so at 81 I2 also those fine Printed Mgrtnoes worth
Cambria Bands and other Embroderes will sell at such
prices as will, i certain, please every one:
Call and for yourselves. ISAAC PRAGEh'
noy25 F4 1873 Main Street.
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no. the 1ntellIrencerl J
The Price of Gas at Home and Abroa

The Price of Gas at Home and Abroad.
BY an English newspaper of recent date, Oh
serve that the price of gas in the city of London,
is four shiings per thousand feet; the price of
Goals, eighteen shillings per ton. Let US COM
pare this in tabular form, with the price of these
articles in our own city:
Price of Gas per 1000 feet in ;%%I,a 90 GO
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Music Music /!

n IST NEW MUSIC just received this morning: Thalberg
Waltzes; Constantnope Quadries; Rescue Quckstepi
Spanish Fandaugos Ethiopian Polka Quadrei Anvil Cho-
rus, II TrovatOre; IIuett: Hear Me- Gorna The pays
Gone By; FREELY sounds Entrancng Geutle Maiden;
My New England Homes Our Good Old Friends I'm Poor
Old BachelOr Old IrOnsides; Lamas Cottage; We Praise
Thee, Oh God. [noy2ll PAYNE 4 co.
VXTE just received this morning large assortment
w Of Woolep Goods to which particularly invite the
attention cusomers and the community at large
Ladies' zephy worsted Nubia soarfs-nsw style Just
brought Quit Opera Hoods lined trlmtne Ladies' Che
nile Scarfs Ladies' Misses Wooden Hoods Gents and
Comforts styles, sizes and prices Another lot OF
those Zephy TaImas. tnov21l + PAYNE& co.
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5000 REWARDI
For Sale

STEAM ENGINE, shattng Pueys, Lathe Bellows Black
- Smith Tools and general 3ischnists
Tools Sdy,, lgGg of - 81 DILLON tLs,I,-
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w ANTED.
LOST.

A PAIR Of Gold Spectacles, Centre street. Finder
will be literally by leaving them at this office
OF at 1. NJ, Humphreys Ware House, Main Street
novQl-IE
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NOTICE.
osT, from the McLure House, the 14th inst
lars and Seventy cents given by Jno list Co oorde
of Cowgirl Johnson Co.. OF Parkcrsburg, dated Sept 20
at our and six months The public cautioned agains
taking buying sail note. .. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25

A correspondent Of the Lancaster Guardian,
speaking Of the coinage of the new and usful
word says: Telegraph the instrument; telegram
the written telegraph message. On the same.
principle, Idare propose three other new words
I-tellegraphy, the art of working the telegraph;
photograph, the instrument used in photogra+
ply; and photogranl, fac-simile, or likness-pho+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-25

r PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus # TnE DAILY
GLOBE and THE CONGRESSIONAL GloBE AsD APPEsprx to
remind subscribers and inform those may desire to
subscribe that Congress will the frs. Monday of
next December, when shall recommence publishing the
above. named papers They have been published long
that public know their character therefore
deem needless gvea minute account of the kind of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-27

learn that during the gales OF the sth aud 9th
inst, much damage was sustained by farmers in
Fayette and Winneshiek counties BY fires which
originated in the dry prairies. One farmer,
near Fnyette had large part of his fences burnt
and his barn and three fine horses in it became
victims, Samuel Hall, Esq, of the West Union
United States Hotel, met with u serious loss
from the fury of the flames. on his fine farm
near the Turkey river. "A fine grove of timber
which he priced very highly, was destroyed, and
ten thousand feet Of sawed lumber, which he
had just placed there for the purpose of build
ing. Two houses at the Mission ON Turkey
river were consumed. Near Fredericksburg a
barn was consumed with three oxen in it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-27

Map DoGs.-Wc last evening learned from
DR.. johnson, of the health office, that girl
about eighteen years of age, named Sophia Sci
bert, had, in the upper part of the city, been
bitten by, mad dog. The dog was running
through the street, foaming at the mouth, and
flying at the face of each person or creature he
met He flew at the girl, and, us she raised her
hand against him, hit it through the fingers.
He then jumped and bit lad, a man in the leg,
and another through his shoe. 1t is also said
that he bit several other dogs The girl went
first to DIR. Frasers Office hut that Sillful prac-
titioner was ont The wounded flesh was then
cut out by some medical students, and drawing
poultice applied Some eight hours after the
calamity she called at the health office, when it
was considered too late to resort to other rene
dies. We learn that the man whose foot was
bitten, pulled off his shoe aud ran like struck
deer for the nearest doctor 1t is to be hoped
that every dog bitten will be instantly killed.
We are advised that this is not the first Instance
of the kind which has occurred in the ,ity this
season. Let each one remember what S, -ipturc
saith-"Beware of dogs Louis De .,5errt,
Nay 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-27

PEHEg1,En Iadr or gentleman would re-
under the curse OF dtSaEFeeabIs breath when y ItS
ing tnS AL OF EaousANp PLOWSRs dsntifriee would
sweet but leave the teeth white as aiSR.
He Splset Is SO delicate. their friends viii never mention
eoeE drop Of the 'Balm your tooth brush
last year. = '. ssels az ~
= AettECL UoNPtEXInS may Be easily aeauiPe P 4vi1,
the 4lm Of Thousand FoEers." Il viii remove I'm
and treekles from the skin. leaving It Of son and
t9Sass nue.. Wet towel, three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING AD0 EAsTWeG your bFIssl, Il, eR,r.
warm or cold WATER pour tres dE6ps Ral 81
thousand FIoe rub The heard we'll and X pfII IaHJ
Ing. PTiee only Rfty cents : ss'. = $50
w. P.REFRIDEG CO.,
kEankll Square, Eeu York.
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Charles London Cordial Gin

Is shown by the Records Custom House to the
only London cordlan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are ma'ls here in imitation of 1t.
is delcioustOnc beverage, and by Its peculiar favor
$50 different from other ns is universally esteemed by all
whousa IT. 1t IS adopted with great success in cases Of
DTsPEPsrA GOrTi RHEuNATrsN, DRoPsY, GRAVEL, Co1c
CHOLERA FRvER Avn AoUE, sTRIcTuRE DISEASE THR URI-
NARY ORGANS, EPLEPsY, PEMALR IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dr. VALENTINE orT OF New York In letter to the pro
prletOr, says:
Caarles Loadoa Cordial Gin Is tie Durest hest ana
II ost reliable Extinct Of JuniOsr IhaUe seen.
CHARLES LoYDoN CORDIAL GIN is sold Lv ALI Drug.
gsts GrOeersn the United States and so also are mn
merOus pOsOns daUe,l "LOndon Cordial Gin,-to avoid
them buy only CHARLEs'" Reject any other offered to
yon value your health. Price dollar for qunrts
atty cents fer pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES,
mh26-Smd&w Sole Importer, ~ BroadWny. N. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-27

ScALDlSG M1k,-The Devonshire mode of
managing milk, whether intended for the churn
or otherwise, is to scaldit immediately. rs it il
strained from the cow. After this optiatrnn, it
does not sour as soon, cyc;i il SGmnlp,; aud il
1t is intended for butter making, ya,s cs,, have
sweet milk for family use, after tie cream is
taken off In winter, the cream that i, taken
from the scalded milk, will not require more
than fifteen minutes clnri,ing tn bring it to but
ter.-4AGias Farnler.
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DALLEYl
; MAGICAL PAIN Elk

TRACTOR.
lNFLAMATIoEEnd PAIN are inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT 1nhnmatS produces pain, and pain produces in.
aamatOn Wertver there heat hrobhing or
redness no mattel whether 1t is caused nv fever hurt
Sore poison rhetnatism piles sca burn or sting tbc.
is inflammation AAhundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter 4ange the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nasut inflammation must be subdued. To &C.
conPlisi this the CT the physician always direct.
ed. Thousands % physicians and thousand Of the
most sagacons psons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC.
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR convinced and admit, that its
control over unfair is wonderful and Immediate
instantly alaynghe Pa'n neutraEng poison extracting
morbid forcing nature her
renewing and healing. No burn, scald ament
two severe to yield curing nueuce Ap.
ply II Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine iSenveloPedn Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of o. y CLIcKENER CO., propretors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
% cts. per box.
Gy-An orders should be addressed to ov clickener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. t. H. LOGAN Co.
spaS:lm Wheeling, Va,
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DIR. M. Dr.. WALLETS


Proprietor se in the Hospitals Of of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled succeSsgyng the great
est sAtsractIOn-Sartng where other remedies fall.
They act charm in correcting IrreRularty and oh.
sructions, producing regular Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle StImuant They produce an agreeable
exhileratlOn and Happy influence and body
Pregnant females those supposns Themselves So
cautioned aEOnstNsng these pills, they will produce
miscarriage, although under circumstances injurious
the most dslicate.i For sale by
janis LAuanLINs Z RusnEIELn
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couNTERFrr MoNEr.-A despatch was received
from Peoria, Illinois. on Thursday, by the May
or OF Pittsburgh, stating that a man, giving his
name as Williams, had been arrested at that
place with g, 600 worth of spurious bills on the
,Hatters' Bank of Connecticut in his possession.
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MEDICAL
AMeEoN's TINcTURn

4H A1GPToN's TIECTURn
= Z 4ls,n,.a,,.sAy III CURE .DYSPEPss
HA8TPTON's TINCTURE - oo's
WILL CURE RHEUSIATTsy
HAAIPT0E's TINCrURE : 20
HAAiPTONsS TINCTURE ~ ''si'0f Ol'.
WILL CURE NERVOUS HE4DA cuI
HAAIPT0N'S TINCTURE
HAAIPTON'S TTNCTURE -. -'>''..
WILL CURE SPINAL, DISEASE
HAAIPTON'S 'rlNCTURE -'.'''''''
-HA3IPToN'S TINCTURR :
WILL CURE LOW SRIRlTS
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
wherever used mas Peen In CURING DISEAs
Por DISEASES or WOMEN and CHILDREN 1t is 1
GREAT EEAEDH,n md shodld be used In every family
1KR R5L LIGH '--''s'
No 1876 SovTu PAcA sTEEET. BALIf4oAg
o'Fsa % @ ED1S e. adI AtE.0'' 's''
No. 81 RKGIsTER STREET, BALTIaaEE,
l0'' aaS5ss fj,isesa T 1Sae gxstorsd to Isa&
HISS Mr. $cOFZELp, Teacstr,
no. $50 baltimore ST.
Her cGee otsr years Or syFeltnG has dstoafsGsd6e
trfends. let TIE afflicted cal to see her.
HEREDITARY SCROFELA.
boy in the family of the Hon. W. p Thomson
member Of congress from Kspteety vas laass Of
Ing over the eyeballs 60 as to produce blindnes He
cured by Hampton's veketaaIe Tlnetnre.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, Of Baltimore custom-hogse, suGt,
from these complaints for IS months, with body and nj
severely effected. He cured by Hamptons NegeaA,
.'''s'-. = a0UGH. GI5NSEJEPgyoE. dc.
Mr.. Henry O. VIM had Cough for s ears-Ereat veal
ness, etc.; had In all, 1--WE scInns; tried all L
'esl.-i R,diIsa0SSS F1siSETz BLBZxNcTyeS.
SF SeI e S, 5S7Su 79 y s35551i
n 1EEDT1ERE PRO FlgID BY TTY0E1S1AF 70 81
TIE TIE S;RI.ssAiT3[LgRXG0RA TOR AND 9ESZtl'E@o i
THE SUMAIER-ITS DISEASES-THE REN.
EDY AT HAND.
HAlPT0N2S VEGETABLE IINCI'ERR
We have the strongest of the good effects
the Rowels incident the season. Il invlEorates Il.
Eouach and bowels, and renders the system great ASST
ancr TN combating the approach of indeed all forms
HAMPTONnS VEGETABLE TESCTCRE,
BY Its mild action the stomach, liver ard kidneys
Af9ct0as, Ptfna ia Ike BGck Side and Bre.st a.,
esn.ption, SygfHL Rsew,Otisn,, S0th NeWralgid Fl.
Eflifiss Sn ali diseases arising from Impure blood
DELEcATE CHILDREN,
Jus s'ss'e as 4 F:E5fIIE 81 HEDTtIYE
RmptOn's Tincture cannot be eScelIed As GeautiFv.
agent is far superior any the cosmetics Of The G
producing beautiful clenF skin, giving to the
he color OF the nparting to every muscle thai IN
and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy health sc grs
Chronic Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headach. a. lon
standing has been cured by ias iuvigorator an ~
superior to NIL the cOrdAIs ever before the nnbIic In n
most valuable remedy. " ~ "
Call and get Pamphlets GRATIS and see rprcs
~. For sale BY i. II Logan q Co., Wheeling, Gen
Sold by MORTIMER & MOwBRAY,
$40 Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
I r5-p.,.aa a, ,.., aad SO4, Broadway, n. "
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RIneIk or drown Hair produced in 1--WE minutes,
from the Grayes Redest HAIR by the application of W.T.
A. BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de.
tectioni and Meier to inure the skim no matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm ca possibly Bark-the steel engrav.
ing on the box, w A. BArcHEroR, ess Broadway, on
the four sides. for w A. BATcHE1oRs Hair Dye when
yon purchase nor sale in Wheeling by
apSO-1m T. u. LOGAN & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-27

Bounty LAND WARRANrs-A bounty land
warrant for 100 acres was on Saturday issued
from the Pension Office to the Hon. Louis Nc
Lane, Secretary of the treasury under General
jackson, for his services in Capt Geo. Reads
company of light artillery, Delaware militia, in
the war of 1919.