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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-16

SALE OF THE Property OF THE American WAroH
Commissioned years since, a company was
formed in this city for the manufacture of Watches
including among others Mr. S. Curtis, formerly in
the looking glass-busness on Washington Street.
This company located themselves at Waltham, up
on the lands Of the Waltham Improvement Com
pany, and have succeeded in their undertaking, so
far as the excellence Of their work Is concerned for
their watches aave become famous all over the
country. We are sorry to learn, however, that in
. financial point of view, they have not been so
successful. and that their property, by order Of
pssignees. was disposed Of at auction, by n A.
Thompson Of this city, on Saturday last. The real
estate Of the company, consisting Of the workshop,
&C., was sold subject to mortgage of 81, $50; also
TO the liabilities Of mortgage of 81 900, supposed
to have been paid, but not discharged from the
records. The real estate brought So, 500 and the
personal 500 900, total Of $37 800 $500 was
paid on the spot and the remainder was to be paid
before p. M, yesterday, or the $4,000 would be
forfeited. The purchaser Is Royal 8. Robbins on
behalf Of New York company, who, Il Ia said
will carry on the business on an extensive SCALE as
soon as the present lease to Mr. Charles Rice ex-
piTes There is some talk also Of starting another
establishment for the manufacture Of wasahes in
Waltham.-Bostoa Traveller. 12h.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-16
DEATHS.

In Brateboro April 2st DELLA, wife of Gausha Howard,
aged % years
In this village, May 9Th, MIR. EMORY SAWYER, As.
At Bellows Falls, May Sth, Hon. H0RACR BAXTER,67.
In Londonderry, April 30th, MRS MARIAN H., wife Of
Martin d. Whitman and daughter Of Capt A. Chase, TO-
In Hinsdale, N. H. April 25th, NELLIE O. ROBERTSON,
youngest daughter Of John Robertson, years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-16

Wild Cherry Bark and Tar, by an ingenious
combination with few other simpes, afford us the
surest antidOte known for consumption of the lungs
DIR. Wistar, in his BaIsam of Wild Cherry, has
produced a remedy of untold value
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-16

GILL AHEAD ON EAGLEs-Mr Canning of Gill,
exhibited in our Office, last week, noble specimen
of the Bird of Jove and Of our country-a Gray
Eagle. The bird was shot by Martin Kenney Of
Gill, on the 9th inst. 1t measured elk feet ten
inches from tip to tip, and weighed 81 lbs Green
field Gazeite.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

The New York papers of yesterday quote the
A'report was in circulation that the lands adj.
vcTtised by the Department TO be sold in Iowa
on the 4th Of May next had been withdrawn
from market We were informeS by the Cons
missioner of the General Land Office that such
withdrawal is not contemplated by the De.
partment, and the lands proclaimed will be sold.
as advertised
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24


Specimens or LEDsERlsN.-Ther is a paper
taken in considerable quantities in this CITY.
called the Lel5sy and it Is so,,ot ,ffer With -,
Sl : = 'VeF Win no
t'te's - = e. t.iL CLASS OIL newspaper
readers We do not feel inclined to go into any
lengthy comments to show what this paper is.
but We subioin ! few extracts Fanny Fern
vr;tas is-5 S,,J,,s,4s,,,s ~.
..s' ts4lls' e'sS ~. '.'e same paper,
ana they are about ON = par with the items we
have clipped. The following, from the last
number, is ! rare hatch. in its way:
A.. T;,,,,c,.,, II. ,,,.,,ts - l.,o,,.5;e
fIamsn should 6zs.- - H Sc i gss;
N e bsT aIotsT one = nG Iut
.sheTid 4 Womb not JS5t - Ne .S
neslions m me It 3,,I;l ~ ~, 'i4
IL oCco ~ ''>N''>' sSs s'4S 'tN6
Tsino,,A vso5o;,n sl,o,l1 ma ,,s,s,
man whom she does not IcI,p .sosr;:l,,,
when she loves another n il s.srt,I Ill!
also for woman u s.r,ar,v f h, H.
saying is. She could not very wen undertake
TO earn home in i more lab6rions and sIins
A. 4 - a Sc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

srocxs, LAxD IyAanAxrs, &c.-The financial
circular of Sweeny, Mttenhouse, FAINT & Co,
for March 90, says:
The condition of onr land warrant market
has undergone but little change since our advi.
Ces of the 9th inst. a rather animated demand
sprang up at the opening of the week without
there being any apparent difficulty to All or
ders. To-day the market is less active, and may
be quoted rs follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

FRUIr PRosPECTs- Flcora5Ie Nelra--The fol.
lowing letter from Gcnesee county comedies with
other Information received at the New York
Tribune office:
"The prospects of fruit crop were never
better here at this season of the year than now
The dry weather of last year retarded the growth
OF fruit trees aud in consequence the wood was
thoroughly ripeneai, and the severe cold of the
past Winter has left the fruit buds uniniured.
The lowest range Of the Thermometer here was
here is apples. but peaches cherries, plum ms,
apricots, pears grapes anil the small fruits are
all cultivated to some extent. The apricot buds
are entirely destroyed. ! examined them the
first of the month and found them sound; but
the warm weather the last Of February caused
them to swell, and the severe cold Sfnre 1.-TWO
degrees below zerO) has killed them The peach-
buds did not swell as much, aud are yet entirely
sound ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

TEA AND CAsnNERE GoArs N soUru CARO-.
LISA.-A correspondent writing to the Boston
Post from Greenvile, South Carolina, says:
81 am within few miles of the place where
the experiment was made of raising tea It
has proved a failure. The plant win grow well
enough, but wages are too high in this country.
We cannot afford to pick, to roll up and sell any
sort of leaves here for half a dollar pound.
In China, where man is hired for one dollar
month and boards himself, it may be done
81 am glad to learn that the Cashmere goat,
introduced by j. r. Davis, does well here The
goat is hardy, prolific, and produces a heavy
fleece Of wool, so fine that the finest French
lnerino is coarse in comparison, and then it is
from Six TO nine inches long.
His son, Scott Davis, has cargo of fresh
Ang6ra Cashmere goats on their way to Gala
tin, Tennessee, where he intends TO establish
colony of these ASiaticsr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
Ambrotypes for 81

Ambrotypes for 81.
PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms Win fae
ttes for operating and arrangement for Ilht eusi 70
any in the country, superior 70 any 10 s city Is
todqctng these beautiful petues which are
10 The country He prepared % make Ambrotypes 20
fhsy can BE sent mail Without extra portage Also 70 st
teia lDekets and pins, PFiee DszuereotypeS
Petnres made customers good 5pecens exhibited
and warranted 70 last foI ages unchanged.
kinds Of materials psed In the business forsaie.
Rooms east side Of Main above lionroe over aEu q
I.tNIo5 = neE store angis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
DIR. M.Dt. VALLEYS


These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor, also in the Hospts Of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled sucressying the great
est satsfaetton-curIng where other remedies fail.
They act a. charm in correcting rreguarty and OBJ
sruettons, producing regular Of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle stmuant. They produce an agreeable
exhlleration and ha py influence body
Pregnant females, those suPposfng themselves So are
cautioned aaans using these ps,as they will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious
the most delicate For sale bv
janis LAuGUIINs BusuF1ELD.
|DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
'El2ACTC)I2.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN nsepara BILE rs Fl re anc
HEAT inflammation produces PAIN pain produces 10.
damnon Wherever there's unnatural heat throbnr OF
redness, no matter whether by fever hurt
sore poison, reultism niles, sca burn or sting there
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent main
and restore nature, inflammation he sunlnet To ac.
eNmplis this" the efforts Of the physician are always direct
ed thousands Of physicians, and thnusau rst and
most saeacons persons who have nsei DAIEY's MAGIC
ALPAtN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that it,
control Over inflammation is m and Immediate
instantly allAving the palm nturang poison extracting
renewing ndheAllnE. No bnrn, sca sore or atlmen
two severe 10 y toit' soothing cnrnE influence Ar
ply # Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Iseny lnreln Steel Plate Engraving win
the nam.s o. o. y.CLTcKENER co., proprIetors ana
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box PFsc.
2Scrs. per box
sAll orders should be addressed to O. " Clickener
Co., 81 Barclay st, New York. TIL. LOGAN q Co.,
apsS;lm Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
!, 4 al GAItI9 7 .Itlt LADIES.


a GARD TO rEIEs LADIES
DIR. DCPoNcos. COLDER FEMAPE PILLS are infali-
ME IN soPPages or irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new, but been used m Doc.
tor for many years. both In France America Witu
success in every case, he Is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used Them make the PMS pub.
lc for the alienation 81 those suffering from any
tiles whatever, preventive 10 those ladies vhost
health vim permit an increase family. Pregnant fe.
themselves to be So are cautioned
using these as the proprietor assumes no re.
ness would prevent any injury health Otherwise these
eonmsuded. Directions each box
Price u. Sold Wholesale and retaiItby
LAUGHLINs q BusHFEELD,
Gep1ARents for Ohio county, No qs Monroe al
orders must be the above General gents
they viii supply the tradeat Proprietor prces and send
hs Pis eontdsnaIy 70 ladies by mail. BY enclosing q q
either, at the wheeling Post-oace.
n B.-Dr. DupopeoS Golden pills, signature ~ Dupon
COZ on every B63 none other genuine. Ror pa5tcuiarsEe,
CIRCULAR Of Agents. a1P6z1v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

SEfettt 4tl1ReoKeu1eattn silk Hats,
Improvement e0HStsts Of coordination Of pYinei,
- llee % render ths sk HAT Band SftPE SitSif sSS
e eoit and pleasant - the had etgE Witnut 10.
lQly 70 Ls has I61R hem tFeSt teKas
tgf, 9nd those 9WbpatlOp haHs sneseede "a e8get.
rs MS egla6lss The p1ftheas tie Pit |st
ne and fea 2fLG 9aTs aud
~ yeldy eopfpFhll 70 the shape Of
leas 10 very ITet hHnFe. ne fgot.
Q9 4E4 ineonEe ~ fpnfSFDnE and sIsfluF fbe
ment, ~ = r ~
aye Ms Qakford md ottler vlSst faShsonsAle
ss'.s! 9 s g us g lssas n HARPER sOt;s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

No hair IS too rcd none too froWzy, gray or rusty
but can be made beautifully black instantly by The
use Of WAI a. BACHELORS HAIR DYE without the leSSt
injury TO the hair or;skin WARRANTED Made and Sold
applied I'm private roomsl $50 Broad ray New York
Be not deceived Injurious Imitation il abroad See
that each box has wN. A. BATcHyIoR on.
Sold by I. II. LOGAN q CO.,
feb29-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
MEDICAL.
IAlleToN.s TTNorIIpn

( N
4 z an 4SGat5 SE14SGGURH
HI WIT.It f1TInT,
y AdProN'S TINCTURE piSPEEStA.
WILL. f.TTbv,
aTINCeGTIRF = NE Cough
z WILL CURE R1CTT,,;
TINCTURE oAlAElSA
itfTI ~
~ ,,.,.,5 49,, WILL CURE SC,pop,,
tttAAlt2IGlN,S TINGTURE VLA.
TTNCTURE lEADACHR
WIFI. CIIypU, |,y,,,.
TINCTTTRE, ~ y ulRALGIA
WILL CURE SpIN Al ~
AAlPIO&'S TlNCTURE UlstASE
WILL INyTco,,
TINCTTTRE = 4'oitaTE
HSyII. - ar
" I'LL. CURE LOW Splp1,
CHAMPIONS TINtNTTTpU S4iRlIS
Wherever used has been suecfsSfn1 IN SS,Is.!
For DISEASES Op WOMEN am, c,,,,,.- 9.LAsL
GREAT REREDI, and sLo i'd he ,,.,, = ihLDREN i Il
No 1sS soT-Tn PC Z. :; LICK 1SLGn,
t'fre4 q 4sAta.n!1tt!a: Lgsgepsi.T dnT Sss.as
w Y; sDHIV " >I'IP4IIIS;' 'R' Ai.tas.
Atost dreadful egSs ~ sse5sEI cJ n s'..,l
IT'S Kiss ilSs Y. e S9Ef ;,; r:,,osed 5.ais
No 68l B ,ItiTor, Z, AeisAGr,
Her case after gedrS' o. RifsSEfs9 T..
friends. let ne d1Gtefesi ~ III H. = a.fo9tasdGs,
NEREDlTAPysz SS,ip ~ 'S 20 re ber.
A boy IN the family Of the Hon. W =. Tb ,eA'
from head to foot ms T.T Mas nss, Il r.,
ing the tyebaIls 30 a. 10 rTo tsius Cu ptoir
CURED by Harnpton's Vegetable Tinriny lie "a,
DYSPEPSIA, REH2 FOECS Discs
from these Complaints for "a Hiou'r Ius,,
Tincture, after other things fltl H. ES,S
ar Henry G. WIN hs Sis'SSS Sag5 ~ Dc
mes, Sss haa 70 ~, hys or SIX ply sicians: ir
EetuSEle1s i9tft vas GilfeSi only 'sFea al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
SIP y CIAsL NO T15oB 3.
y

sovEeEioS Rns1prIt ts resonsa In aheisat history
TO follow up reat yicfeTy 81 OanR hy
teEing Rome, In sequence q yotsnt aaek 70 enie
Asauttsm Isd ne greSt hero bsen able
Single hottie o. eIampto tails Tihetpr1 he ISisht
have crowned hi fbriliaht att ssyed
the dire aud utter erse a. n
me Roman leEnns hl fact Is heeong univer.
gssat Tpetlrs i .sl qs una
Re TePaFdsa a tSe only certain TsTSs5y S
and the complaints 1t IS ayeri!sea "a
Repallieaa b iFgSs = w
Sold ti5 fa6ls stEsstaSi !. trsI.ocsf (. :
-. -
sSS = Il8ELIEVE 1T SAVED FATY life
JAcen EoosrEl, Of Bus creek NV selielIev
eayF:
tWoIeatsI suffered the yer4I1o Nance.
espssitass me- IL ~ es s sEsEs =. 70 M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24


AtlItts - rs TT laFEt aud siit ffSfeIS
- tilss 66ls
atSl1e cl 81
sses5 teg ~ ut l9elt Ianllt
- = llEl3 sls5lil kegt lsalilllsfg3
N5IASAst3 ei,Stf9 56eE ~ arl
.AAta " 4adql5 lsltEf u Nv fli9aslni
1eek f4eEq1sh bis sEli4 tttt15 dll1l d
ri = ~ llUBBARp.
9pt1ng s Ii1lfl1er 81 ats
NJ sly1ff g ere Les
= eefs s3s9Is cone
- LEX q dn7
et1flt4k. - - 1isoSes g
= laESl q Ie5tt ~
z ~ q s1etl rs
- 9 a4 -
II 5sS
lR4lllE4 Isl HltEs5 > llSlS5 H. - y u
q s99ss.a Ill9.h
- -. ~ ~ l9SIlts q
80 lttlt NJ
= IA
- es "a %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
FIRST ARRlVAL.
RpMovAT.ri

G nndeEelEne6s lYat&Eul fof the natropa,p tle bsI
Seseiyed from the citizens Wheeling 1sI,c
~ the old stands respectfully co11fn
nee o! ne q theft new location No. us Main I
tqlsep Monroe Snd IIpIon streets = $50 -
paetlnset It All de890nG, kern Ste n a -
CHINA. GLASS. QUgENsWARR I0TI q sI "a R ~ o.
Gnods on llnd that VIII he most likely to s1t
~ Az VINO mas favor with atFonSRS
looms are spaeiou. aaordnp faees unsurpassed
~ g4ods @ advantage, and aside from
en han9 assoftei
70 o. country and the extreme
Ngse1 VII 9s Ct small over the cost
WIN IRIS house, u q FLINT GLASS MANU-.
ttgAOH hsIaee our Co1ntTi NAV Te1Vn TSn
" essFtSEe from ths East . y buying
X. r DuNHAAH & CO..
ls4 - gses 10 ae4N lt betWefn Monroe Union Gt1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
Removal

lAeIQ0VaI.
z We penSuFe ~ informing the p6bNe
- lh Genefa and hi and I'm IN
dat he tlte REtIOVI eiTf
sht0te9 blGsa tOe1Es 0afGs lot
2 g g8e Ce6tr 6EeeItns
lsSsly eesiF!ea ~ "a. doors ioS
~ ~ gel sore 20 e1r R40ee M m =
pt gf 70 eau me alEsf ne 6fst n
s gt.s.s I aalsi FOB }sTEI0EEID.
q oIlets " ootl &c meter s. -
~ q 1ount 80 CeI1eterV5 i5siFo 1II,
pef o4iT III
lg el4 ne tFH1Hd all the H4s6I6 l6fs
Alqilt eiN Rnd Gft5-,ir n 49,
ss 99sq lIee " psFl0ng de6if6as 0Rnnr-
q y g g DE II
!qFe 81 ~ The aales the tas
70 9ibf FeeltSss On ne 1aIs u III
y tsl1 5tin5f o. a.
20 29l gIeatl - tis
~ - no y NAY AeegHe piiEelS5FF9 r 3
90 ~ Adl0 tn the
~ ss or eftlaeEofs
Z Z IL x JOHN st40SH0HRt
- 9 Prs tdelf stie "a
slns Il X Vim
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

A GOOD deal of discussion has been going on
of late in Canada, with regard to the location of
the seat of government Tho Lower House of
the Canadian Parliament, with a view to settle
the voxed. question, has resolved in caucus to
refer the matter to the Queen for final decision.
TuE Cn1xEsr QUESTION ~ EscIASD.-The
English Ministry have been defeated in the
House of Commons, on the Chinese question:
in other words, the Opposition have won a tri-
umph, inobtaining majority of 10 for the mo-
ton submitted by Mr.. Golden
''That this house has heard with concern Of
the conflicts which have occurred between the
British and Chinese authorities in the Canton
River, and without expressing an opinion as to
the extent which the governmental China may
have afforded this country cause of complaint,
respecting the nonfulflment of the treaty of
1912, this house is of opinion that the papers
laid on the table fail to establish satisfactory
grounds for the violent measures resorted to at
Canton in the late afairof the Arrow; and that
q select committee be appointed to inquire into
the state of our commercial relations with Chi
na.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

ANoSo other victims Ofthe National Hotel
malady are B. F. Butler, ofLowell, Mass. and.
Geo Clifford and Wilson G. Hunt of New York
Captain Ryndcrss predecessor, United States
Marshal Hillyer, has been confined to his house
withthe same disease for upwards of week,
and still very weak. His physician has detect,
ed arsenic In the contents of his stomach. The
health Of the Hon. Robert B. Hall, ~ c. from
Massachusetts,, has not improved since his re-
turn to Plymouth, and feasa are entertained
that he may not recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

THF Duke 81 ellington has cansented 10
u slio nelt lVl,ige,ssol TIE Ie0Gon
lfilteI's Pension
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

ssREtnEtaSht9ns for Gse1tIeuaeIi.s sIEo,.,
A4ELs9 has on and 4 rSsanfscturinr lsry.
and Of latest sprinE
- IN Ahe5lAtss pToVementS.
oiors g me nbul1g beSuty and DnTSbI
p9ssed by none Hats Of nv nia1NfS ct,S-s
sSss 81 siI sPecttpy AL tbe eortipa
feblO -. s. AVERY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

6LlGS- OF lun1ta, CaFlisIp.lun q
have used Professor o. WSol's Hair RestoT,tI
hare admired its wonderful effect NJ hair TSs b,sr
~ nv aEht PERMANENTLY gry, hut by thu lbs Re-
IT ms resumed its original color, have u
Ex-senator UnilvA statt
Erntleman Of Boston wits t. his friends in NsT r.
your inquiries would rerlr that uh,n arst ecs
menesd using Professor Moods Hair Restorative M Ia
vas almost uhite and had ban 50 for III, las, ten yl
anu y Va, V r. q In "n The top OF head ssry tc,
fhe second bottle (hch vas stskt v. tk) nj ksr st
sntrsls change to its original cHlOr. Cst rGrp ard
hair cut i've six times since The clan E. and 6sre MT
s.. any thing Ike ELte hair stn,tus the roots
q y as thick It MAS, Al d Dies j OF efm OF 1t
all II has y.rove In my case si that ctrJd va 10 Az
July l, 1855. ''' YsSrs, Ss.-.
Dear Sic: have used tWn bottles OF Pfoirsso. WIli
air Restorative" ard say # IS the rrtat
e"yFry { he for restoring and changing tlr Ls
D fore using II, was as gray as a man Of sessE,, W
tlr has now attained lts orsinsl cotSr You can nos,
tnit il TO the world without the IeastieaT Is M as,u
Ols o. the %oEet kmi. Yours, D. NtRPH
st. L1uts, March I.ls4
Esi Wool Nv hRir commenced falling on rFt
quite bald tired an tie popular mieinEs q ,s Is
hut to no 81 Ct At last induced t. Try yOar fsa
sT have nav and am 9SPg 3 to SAY H. so @
my recommend its nse ali SIMILARLY afflicted.
a. g. W.LLIANGS, ) Il eOn,l s'eSt
RaE,IE, Michigan, AnsI st 2, lSa
This ts In certify that one yeaT ago IVES qa. G,t
my hair 70 thin upnn the top Of my lead that lard
entire lnos. In this condition appllr for AMI ts1
hottle Of Prof Wo0 and tfor halVsd
one quart bottle, the graz hairs td enrcly dlilPelrt
ana q mad thiekeit sRto be fls usual ami
1ed glossy aPI'er Eaneei apparently mort b uuti"th'3
FSF lt vas rioct do. therefore, CIevFfIlJ EsesaEai
ito an those ladies who value b aut III h ad q
WI aiso state that Il low, ~
and 6eauttIyins ELECTS. SARAHJ. BRO@N
Chicago Mar I,lS4
1have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to ar
ued advantage prevents the hair from coming cal AZ
gives y GesS and soitneas very desirable. The sE lr
hairs had have entirely dEsapptaTed Others Of mt ~
ilv have uted 81 and ut PEouou CrE ~
IL proiesses to be. HENRY CLARK, SIthiEan AEs7a-
St Louis, sgt ~ rs.
Dr0 ]. Wood-Sir: I have used nrarly THREE tosst y
your Rtr Restorative, and have found s eHec V''gnt
stactor II has entirely destroyed aiI dandru fer y
become quite gray. VIM TRUEsDGLE
%. WOOD g CO.. Proprietor. s1a Broadway, NTa'a
ll4 Market St, st. Louis.
8sPnr sale In Wheeling bv
Z. II LOGAN 3 CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

IHsT opening, new PIANOS and MELODEoSs from
u Botton manufactures, warranted In every respect
Good as any in the World.
Also, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MUSICAL Goons.
Of every descrpton all hch OGtr lower than car
BIZ bought The vicInitf At either IhoIssaie or
n list Of Fancy and Variety Goods embIGees ever,
description Of the useful and anIt. to III
season Mes publications. Periodicals Panere Set
Music Engr4yinRg, Autographs, Frames and Mould
nRE, combs, Brushes Port AUnnaIes, Card and CiF ca
aes, Steel Goods, Rettcules. and
An eud1GRR variety of Fancy GS00dS
II have also Just OIs, ned RSPLENDIIt ASSnPTNFS ~
WATCk E6s CLOCKS, AND JFWEIRY
Just selected from The New York market by compcten
peron who VIII be happy te wait Rl E0 favor me viii
their Patronage. Watches Clocks
trith neatness. -
70 persons hnyng at Wholesale, Teachers &c. great In
ducements viii be offered In prices
The attention Of all Is respectfully solicited.
~ Pianos and Me!odeons 70 let,
n. ?. TOBTN
Loeczs No. { WaShIngton Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
Co-Paftnershin Nofice

49, tAIE VAAGAb44IF1L NOJLEVo -
rslsned lhls formed a co-partpership
ppgeE the dsll Of DREWtf llARE the Transaction
OF The BUSINksS the store lately
9@Ssgfasa y & D. Woodrow Asest Tor Wpl. DUTY, No.
{ We intend Keeping constantly hand complete a..
OF the various articles casually kept ina RtrSG
Cl1Ha En - Grocery IL invite the Ate
ts9 aS q ths h9Dlic 70 our lep infringement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

WITH one sen and any Of my goods at and
9tso oeF for sale private, the axnyes consStnv
Said fixtures TO be retaoyed on
another party by the 1st OF April - y
- f,S,Sts s ISAAC Prayer, us Main Street
morning '4e1ese every eAt11IIs!aS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24
at General Request
HAVE made The following change liz my Au.,ion sale

y I will have = ss'
AUG TIOfN s A5LES
For Ladies and Gentlemen every SATURnAy HgOpN.THc-
tIo'n ttll 4 O'Clock When will sell SUPERIOR GOODS
AES stock which amounts to 1000 being entirely
new and well selected e ~ -
Those Ladies and 1entlemen that attend the Auc
ean Dny from ne during the at PHIvATE SALE
any and every article AT AND BELOW CtlSF brnF de.
tsTTiI'el 70 wind uP my business quick possible
All those In want Ofthe bargains had better
~ will SELL in order close speedily Is NAV Be- al f
elglng unprecedented low pTfcrs:
SIX llhtnnS Orth 12 &c q Sta ,sr ~,
Glass : = e 23(e at, .......g.. 3 AZ a.
Pearl - - s 5s1,tsf5 Al x. - 4
MuRllnss bleaChed, 4Rorth Il s<c mar vara
CamGTIes COLI. al. -. -. So
- paper, 81 4 Heat........E III %sl %
Ga!ieos, excerpt EnGlishs MerE1l1. K and
Z"
SObgFAS worm 20 ets..... s.sss..s......45
RFortno. u.o, ~
'10tt y Eteaeh HoEtns y
T,,sts. -, f1s&.e:.s., ..95 Is u
tiII NJ y WOOL 81 ~,
t'ts II 70 A+A'hs = cts. ........2t IS q
Manchester iughams. i. ,,... Ia q
RIbISanS ~ \. :. g
ttsas ss HandEsEchlefs worth q y00.s....T5
81 - a55s AS = isseasT5 .g.s.:501
$3.50. SO.855f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-24

GItake pleasure In reeonln ending the above new arm
favorable OF OLD whom
desire TO return thanks hoping that tey M continue
e 6at9W teir pstr0naRe vt the old snd which the
F gre astermned TO mantatn completely stocked