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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

HOG onOLEaA.-The New York Esening
Post says that it is the Stops of the whisky dis
tIleries, fed out to the hogs, which is producing
the wide spread mortality that is prevailing
among pork" throughout the West At Bdgh-
ton, Mass, on Monday last the alarm was so
great that :, 800 hogs offered for sale met with
no buyer at any price. In Greenbush we I'M
derstsnd that the sick hogs arriving from Illi-
nois and Ohio amount to one hundred and Atty
day. A large number of thena are slaughter
Cd in the village and sent to New York and Bos-
ton. If hogs even behave as badly as men
with regard to whisky, it becomes evident by
the above instance, that they must suffer the
same penalty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

SHIPwKEcx OF THE BARqUE ENPmE-Eleren
LirGs LoSt.-The storm on Mon,lay was a severe
one, as we learn from The Cleveland Heyull.
The barque Empire, of $50 tons, was wrecked
on Marblchead Point, about four miles from the
port of Sandusky. Eleven lives were lost, all
on board except Capt, sfiiiigan and seaman.
The Empire was bound from Toledo to Tona-
wanda, with cargo of timber, shipped by j.
w. Russell, and consigned TO Alexander Kent
She hailed from Port Dover, C. W., was owned
by Henry Waters, of Chatham, and commanded
by Alexander Milligan.
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De. M. NALLEr,s
FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL

A44ANAOOl0EAG 1
These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals Of of France, for many
years. meeting With unparalleled successsvIng the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act as charm In correcting irEgulRrity OBJ
sructiOns producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stmulant They produce an agreeable
exhieration and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those supposns themselves So
miscarriage, although under injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLtNs BUsHFIELD.
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Charles London Cordial Gin

Is by the Records Of the Custom House to be the
only London oordlan Gin IMPORTED and sold In bottles
all others made here IN imitation OF II.
tits delicious tonic beverage by peculiar favor
Geo different from other gtps) is universally esteemed by
who IT. 1t Is adopted with great success In cases Of
DEsFEPslA, GouT RHEusGTIN, DRoPsY, Crawl, OolIc,
aARx ORGANS, EFrtNPsr, FE4lI1 IRREeUlARI11Es, &c.
DR. YALENTnE MoFF of New York, letter to the pro-
pristor, says:
Charles London Cordial Gin 4 the purest best, and
n oot reliable Estract Of JtnGpes Ihare seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN Is sold BY all Drug
ss Grocers In the United States and so also are n
merous pOisons called "London Cordial Gin-to avoid
them buy only oHARLE'" Reject any other offered to
value your health Price one dollar for quarts
any cents fer ptpts. EDMUND @, CHARLES,
mh26-Snd&w sOleImporter, ~ broadway, NY.
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janis IIUanL1Ns BusHr1ElD.
|DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
mp CTTJfNI9


INFLAMMATION and PAIN InsePArabIe as FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain, pain produces In
hamAtOn, Wherever there unnatural heat robblng
redness, nOmAtter whether by fever hurt
sore, poison, Piles scad, burn or sting ter.
Is infanatiOn hundred books a thousand sermons
cannot alter change the eOnOluslon To prevent pain
and restore natures inflammation subdued To nc.
complSh the eOrts physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physeians thousand Of the and
most sngacious persons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that It's
control tndamaOn IS and Immediate
Instantly aayng the PAIN neutralsIng poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing resume her course
renewing and healing No burn scald sore or ament
two severe 70 yield to soothing and curing nHueuee Ap
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced
The Genuine Is enVeoped in Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of c. v. oLIcKENER { co., prOprietOrs and
HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer, upon each box. Price
IS cts. per box.
-Anorders should be addressed to o.v clloleaer 4
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. r.H.LoGAN &Co.
sPss:lm Wheeling, Va.
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Look TO Your PAPER HANGINGs IA recent
number of the London Lancet, high medical
authority, has an article from which.we make
the following extract as timely caution to
housekeepers who, at this season, are about to
paper their rooms. The suggestion has been
made that the National Hotel disease at Wash
ington, may have arisen from this cause:
DIR. Kinds, of Birmingham, has lately called
attention to method Of accidental arsenical
poiGon, which should be generally known, and
from which he was himself the sufferer. He
CHANGED to select, for the adornment of his stu
dy, particular tinted wall paper the pattern
Of which was confined to two shades Of green.
About two days after it had been applied, he
first used the room III the evening, sitting there.
and reading by gas light Whilst thus enga.
ged, he was seized with severe depression, nau-
sea, abdominal pain, and prosration. The same
chain of symptoms ensued on every sub
sequent evening when he occupied the ROOM
THIS led to an inquiry into the cause He scra-
ped off little of the bright coloriug matter,
from his pretty green paper, and, by sublima-
ton, produced abundant crystals of arSenious
acid. Tho paper was cOlorcd with arsenite OF
copper, (Scheele's green.) The use of this pig
ment, to color wall papers has already proved
Injurious in previous cases. In one, child
sucked some strips of paper thus cOlored, and
narrowly escaped with life. (Ed. Monthly
Journal, 1879 DR.. Kinds remarks, that the
presence Of the arsenical pigment, may be re-
cognized by its brilliant hue and by little run
ming of the color at the edges of the pattern as
though it did not take freely on the paper.
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F1gUlE.n lady or EeItlelhSu l56uJi Fe
ine ne ham OF TnoEs4 Is dentlGies 1lc0Id
9t Il sweet bat leave the teeth Fhite q alaass
Many Irsons their breath IA iS5 SI,a
= ne Slset 9 g their M ne2er mention
IL qaf 3 giuPte drop 81 tie On f6t 6F,Sl
30 wash the teeil aud ll0TIins GsOetnt bGtIie IN
= te easily acquired b. iefai
4e nam o. . 1tloaElld IloueEs VIII reiove tSfi
ana iESees lFoI lie atl leaving Il Of ! sofE and
fpsate hue. Wet toel, pour two or fhrEe e6fS 1i
wash tha lnea night ana uiofnIlts ~ -
s4lAFINa AAnB EAsEsJ7eE your
ed three dlrops 81
rub The lootd well ana II T6Ie a
Ing. PTieeionly thy cents. -
W. p. ERfRIDEa q CO..
- q - = -. i ElEl ll SQUARE, llGl5YsEE.
.s9f = q s.sSs4.sA 8 W isllT1FaaNs
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Mr.. CALDwELL's LETTER OF ACcEPTANCE.-Iu
the Wellsburg Herald, of yesterday, We find
the following letter from Mr.. Caldwell, of this
city, in response to call made upon him by
large number of the citizens Of Brooke county,
through the Herald of last week, to become an
independent candidate for tho State Senate
The letter is manly one, andutters sentiments
which will find ready response from all who
feel an interest in the prosperity of the State
and of the district We commend the letter to
the attentive Perusal of our readers:
To Nsssrs. Zadoek F0leler, TalbOt Hammond,
Milton Wells, and So Others Of Brooke GouR-
ty:
GsESTLENEN In answer to your card pub
iShed in last weeks Herald, calling upon me
TO become an independent candidate for the
State Senate from this District have to say
that upon nero personal considerations TO not
feel myself justified in disregarding the call. 1
therefore accept this nomination, and II elected
by my fellow citizens to that Office, shall en-
deayor to discharge its duties with zeal and f.
deity to my constituents
Ny 1vocatiOu of late years has prevented me
from interfering in party politics, other than by
casting fearless and independent vote; but / am
now, as l have always been, ardently attached
to the great liberal and enlightened government.
al truths promulgated by the great father Of the
Prominent among the principles of that great
man, and of that patriotic party, was the dis.
trib0tion of the proceeds OF the Public Lands
among the States Of the Union. To this prinei-
pie We of North Western Virginia, weighed
down and overburdened by constantly increaS-
ing taxation, should without any distinction Of
parties, subscribe. And it does seem TO me- as
tonishins that any party any party man in
North Western Virginia, stand mp and OPP
pose distribution, whilst we are groaning-yes,
grooming under an enormous taxation, which
an equitable distribution of the proceeds Of the
public lands would relieve us from. say so
especially in reference to SoFtA Rsstern Virgin
in, for in Eastern Virginia it is somewhat diff
ferent, for there they can afford not TO grumble,
for not only their taxes but ours too, are eX-
pended there in making reads and for other pur-
poses, from which We OF the North West re
ceive no benefit This, with other wrongs upon
the people of this part Of the State, require a
remedy, which am afraid would not likely be
properly administered i,y any strpng party
man, or blind follower Of tbe TadiEaiisln Of
the hitherto dominant party of this State,
have only to say in conclusion, gentlemen,
that If it should please my fellow citizens to elect
me, shall cndeayor to represent the rights aud
interests OF not my own county alone, but OF
each and every one Of the three counties in the
District, with equal tairness, honesty and fedsl-
ity, according 70 the best Of my ability.
am, gentlemen, with much respect,
Your fellow citizen,
-ALERID @ AI,n15R1l--
a a. - =
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A1nbrotypes for ST..

PARTRIDsE, at his and spaooas rooms, With facl
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal
any country, and far superior 70 any city,
In the country. He prepared to make Ambroypes SO
they can be sentby mail Without extra postage Also to SET
themin ockes and pins, price Daguerreotypes
Pictures made for customers good specimens
and warranted to last for ages unchanged.
Allkinds of materials used the business for sale
Rooms side of Main above Monroe over Marsh
TayIor's new storH anglia
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Is II ANY wONDER Tar MONEY IS T1anri-
The Indebtedness Of the different Railroads Of
the United States now reaches the enormous
sum Of four hundred and seventy millions Of
dollars; and the report of the late Secretary of
the Treasury contains statement that three
hundred and thirteen millions more win be re-
quired to complete only such roads as are now
projected. Why should not money be tight :
and why should we not have crisis?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

TINS CoNEE. IA German, residing in Colum!
bus, Ohio, has had his fears 50 worked upon 6y
the apprehended destruction of the world blythe
comet on the 18th Of June next, that he ab.
stains from all worldly affairs, and confines him
self to his dwelling, where he reads the Bible
and deyOtes himself to constant prayer. 1t is
good 70 read the Bible, and it is good to pray,
but il is not good thing to give way to a sla.
wish fear, which units man for the ordinary.
duties Of life. ....-.-.
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TAE HuDsox's BAY CoMPASY.-It has been
before stated, that Committee of the English
Parliament have under consideration the subject
of the future disposition of the vast landed pos
sessions of the Hudson's Bay Company in North
America. The Montreal Herald has advices
from England to the effect that the Company
are to be allowed TO retnin the Territory, on the
condition that they shall give up such portions
OF it as, from time TO time, may be required for
the purpose of colonization
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-09

SLAVE wurprEp TO DExru-A man in Pulas-
Hi county, KY, a few days since whipped his
slave to such an extent that he died. He pun
ished him six mornings in succession, aud on
the seventh day the slave died. The negro de-
sired to see his wife, who was owned by, and
lived with, another party. The master refused
permission; the negro disobeyel, and visited his
wife in the evening, returning early next morn
ing. For this, the unfortunate man was whip
ped to DEATH The brute who committed the
inhuman act made his escape, and is being pur-
sued by the officers.
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ACOwHDNo AFFAIh-The following para.
graph we take from the Washington letter to
the Baltimore American, dated May g.
Itappears that j. Mcleod Murphy, civil en-
gineer Of Brooklyn, had received in,ination
that Daniel f. Sickles, in cndeavoring To GUST
the former from his position, had used cpithets
and assailed the private character of the latter
and he therefore wrote Sicklcs note Which the
recipient took but little notice Of challenge
followed the note and met a similar fate. Mr..
Murphy then armed himself with a heavy cow
hide and proceeded to Sickles' room for the pnr.
pose of administering castigation. Sickles was
engaged in arranging his toilet. Following the
example of the Washington Monument board,
they went into operations with closed doors
After few seconds, during which much shut.
fling and sundry words. sounding very like hear.
tly bestowed curses were heard, Murphy emery.
ed in haste bearing serious evidence Of having
been wurstedin the contact Sickles also an.
peared at the door without his coat, holding in
his hand the identical weapon taken inside by
Murphy. Sickles' friends are so ungraeious as
to assert that Murphy received good cowhid-
ing. Were it not that these New York politi.
clans give usa little Innocent variety, in this
way, We shOulddie Of eRnHi during the recess
Of Congress
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MEDICAL

uANGeToN's TINCTURB
III WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPToN'S TIECTURE
HA&lPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE soRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAMPToN'S TINCFuRE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HAMPToN'S TINGTURE
WILL ESyIGoRATE
HAAIPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS
HAMPTONS TINCTURE,
Wherever used, has been successful In CURING DISEASE
after other remedies have failed.
For DISEASES OF wOAiEN and CHILDREN II Is A
Hl2. WA. LIGH
No 1875 SoUTH PAcA sFREEF. BALElNoAE
O4'' 1f4S G ED s s$ Sad 1s0s' D''''''
ltost areqdz case Of Serofltd GfgeGFs, ssGn6tng
Tx q Ptsc T 81 6g5sss reseTea e AeottA
No. $50 Baltimore 1t.
Rer case Gtsr gears Of s.9ey4ng 4as GstOtSasd1tr
HEREDi7 u is.. se1 sdst IlG4ss
ser Of GopFIe ey o. me IS aoE
from head TO foot His eyeds turned inside cut PrOtud
cured BY IIa3ptoa's TeEFtabIs Tinetare
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, dc.
complaints for Is months, With b0dy ana miH%
severely ehected He cured by Hapton's Vegetable
finctuTe, after other things failed.
NJ, u..-v e2 2S,g; |; g Ss,; de-
ness, ETC.; had In ALL aVe SIX physicians; tried ali tile
remedies, hut vas cured only by
"0appenl to oar beat Lu0yvn 6s1CTTAn1t
Rs0FFER NO HERE AUHEEROOF ARTICEE Brr
A54EDI9LGE PROVED By TZIOESASDS m BE
THE SUMNER ITS Disc SES-THE REM.
EDY. ATHAND.
.HA1HEIOR1S- FEGETABLE TIRCTFRE
We have the strongest assurance of the good eecs1
ms medicine IN Cholera Norbus DarThOa and DL
stomach and bowels and renders the system rea assist
9nes IN combating the approach Of indeed all forms
HAMPT0EaS VEGETABLE zESUTURE
BY It's MID action the stomach. liver and kIdneyS WIN
cure ySpep9td, COIg6S, ASkhEaH. Bronchial and lima
Agsettons' 4GtaS IN tbe BGet, SIDE and Rren1t,
tna Piles BoIget Comp Edr7aS and Nervous De.
bttftfe' and all diSs9ses EIsig from Impure blood
DELICATE CIHYLDREH.
One bottle viii prove its superior virtue.
as a FEMALE MEDICINE
Hamptons Tfneture cannot exceIed Az Ieautlfyp,
agent Is far superior the eosmeties Of the ay
producing beautiful skim and giving to the cbesS'
the color OF the mparn& every muscle that life
ana elasticity which gives all who enjoy such grace
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache Ion,
Standing mas been eurei by itas InV1EOrator an re-
where gentle stmulant ig wanted believer
superior 70 AL the eoraIs before the public 10 tn,
most valuable remedy. IS 'As' @'
.S Can and get PAMPHLETS gratis, and see cures.
For sale by #. III Logan & Co, Wheeling, Gen.
er a. IA Agents. '.''-t'''s' ''-''
go Baltimore St. Baltimore
Price 81 DER hottie. ana sos Broadway r. III, T.
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Removal.
DIR. e. G. WINGHELL.
SURGNON DNN1

SUENFEON DENTIST.
VAS removed his ONCE to 141 Market street a -
teE doors above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash
tneton Hail. (rst hooT,) where he Is prepared to SH
any operation or execute any artificial work in the
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended TO
NM he hopes by his particular attentions careunesS and
respectfully solicts. = - ' ~ s
the services Of DIR JAMES ORR Who for tbe STt I've
years has taken the entire charge Of he Mechane Dent
suy OF the late Dr. tuthe, where constant nFnctIc
anu vast held of observations he mas Secured
IN the Of ARrIFIoIAL TEET not attained
by those making only few sets ayeaF
they are nov prepared to manufacture Teeth for each
$50 9losEs or ontlnuous gum Those
S4uGintSN win Dr. orrs skin need be convinced
nS S i2 n Is ne place 70 procure superior work
eratye OF Dentistry, reraIient rei
ana patronage he relies upon that cop
dence which his work In this community hns tended u
create. "es Se" N 70
G.B.-Omee open At All hour. rs,
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Whealine Hirh -sohnni

ME saseribeEs have themselves for the pur
M PIE o. opening classical and Mathematical School II
seai g ne 6s't Academies and High Schools our coun.
y FoPu9 VIM pc prepared to class IN COLLEGE
or 20 enRage In the active perSuItS OF life ME !;
s.naies VII embrace the Enpish, Latin, Greek French
anu and nun eourse Of Mathematics
me Principals have had ample experiences in teaching IN
various Academies, and are RFndunfeS N n
Institutions In the United staes ana can gS51SS
tory testimonials and references 800 =
Tie Military Feature win Ne IptFo.IpnaJ ~ Fr -, q.
oely GLlu which U be found great advantage IN IN
9 to The pupils and improving their ca.
81, ne. School Eil 6s opened The March and close
viii be given Of The location Of the school - ssss
the At the lIIure
eau be made for further lnfnFu,a.
4oH' JsR. JONES' (
= - tA's of the Va Military InstIt9te
HtoSE.s ses4 CHARLES TUCKRR, A. n
ls1so-tl. . - OF PFineetou (Jntls1se N I
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FEurr.-The papers in Ohio, in speaking of
tho fruit prospects, very generally agree in rep
resenting that the cold weather and the back
ward spring, have not injured the fruit buds in
their several localities. This is good news
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA.
We have in possession the eeracSts respectable
citizen, tesing entirely cured Of this dread
ful disease by using B9RHAyEs HOLLAND Differs
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate to any
person doubling this ttatement. an2-lKdaN,
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DEATH ar JuDor cnpxsnAw.-The Louisville
Courier Of Thursday announces the death Of
Hon. B. NJ. Crenshaw, one of the Judges of the
Court of Appeals for the State of Kentucky
He died at Glasgow, Ky, ON the 9th.
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ENANclPATloS, Before Judge Burgoyne, in
tue Probate Court At Cincinnati, Jacob 0. Dun
gan, OF Claiborne county, Mss eAnsed 70 be
entered on record his deed, restoring freedom 70
g woman llelheld in slavery called Sarah, and
hsr two children, Mary Ellen and William.
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An Dun MAN.-Petcr Nassau, OF PomfreS vt,
aged one hundred and twenty-six years, VAS in
town on Monday Apparently he Is as vigorous
as most men at IS or So Peter Is coloreil
probably) Of the Union. Montpelier Watch
man.
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ICE CREAM, SODA WATER. CANDIES.
3r7 CONFECTTONARJES Re- -
HOLLOW AVS IiISSIJIN aIINIOA zPIlAS

si. IkttS. 80 iss
A2E Pastegs prepared from The AFnlea AEaStona
tsed for many yels n
and TaEtola parts Of 1Fpa, with aEE0niSh-
ing eeaey - to attract The attention Of the World ana
th ii HondeRll linfeInal
properties BY iil eliminating And AnodTne
foEis Inted in an % aIns or eaFnes II
TIE bEeaStf aiisf hack IN hrniseS
iFessgFEs gG and = val1abls
pttoni asthma lIOll6enellf 49,
mis- e nOqpaek but one meeting the appro
baton ofthe Medieai Protesi0ns The emlnt Of whom
bear honorable tsatimnny uo1jeT6i Eieae-SiaT
peeToe them and them 70 the attenon The
siieal ea.s BEEN ne pEpliu NOW more
are St Ae1f n sfpgEs i7Hf6 % GiC6 gelieE
Lsy are Eqre!d on the i0ltieat easy and
eola9Etahes e 5the most deients peF.
~ Willie thay ad3eFe HrTaty, DE Fiast
way sou tie Vhttest linen. sEoI4 by
sa97 az ifas4& ,st :. n. EOGkHsE EsGOsa ~
my4 1Eldgo Conner DgnlllSi5L
MORE NQYELfTH MILL FLOUR
uST Feeeivsd e for sals 40 tt a. i radley 8 %
~ best Hard q Novelty ElaEs 10 bhlSof a
A1tEl y, llllde ~ sl1lse White Wheat.
10 % 8 cor lfILEss {
alll VOC llfl " "a 81 cheap. - Z
j + SSlIsQSs 9 esllss
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spno1AL NorIons-

8andS, Observation-Disclosures aperient antlSsptlc
and restorative properties Of tbs Invaluable preparation
render certain IN eases Of ssofaA, Liver Com.
plalnt, Dyspepsa, and numerous usefons and EFupge
diseases ItaetHlth etaprnary potency upon the uds
of the body cleaning them nom All lsterouB particles
and restorative dslnfeetapt and gentle aperient
bined It Is unequnIed.
Prepared and sold by A. B. y. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street New York; Price 81 bottle six bottles
for IS.
Sold also by J. II. ORUMBAuKER.
sola also BY Drusssts generally. my6-tEdaV
SOMETHING NEW AND sVALUABLEl
attention Physicians oerl is called
TO the ARNIoA PLASTER, aayeFtSed il ssether column.
SOldby TIL. LOGAN &ic0.,
my4 Ridge corner DruEsis4s, Wheeling.ya.
-t.5t -r---------4ss-s-s- s-.---------
black or Brown Hair produced In ave minutes,
nom The Graye9t Redest application Of wM
A. BAIeHmOR's HAIR DYE WARRANTED to defy de-
teeOn, and 70 inIure the hair or skim matter
how often applied how long continued. Use the genuine
and no harm possibly occur. Narkhe steel engraV
ing the box, and VA A BATcHLoR, 2S3 Broadway,
the four sides Ask for WIN A. B1EcuELoRs Dye when
yOu purchase For sale in wheeling by
apso-lm I. n LOGAN 9 90.
FrOsstl Baltinors latrios and Coamerefa, Garetts
HAMPToN's TIHoTURE,-This medicine, which has been
before the public for years, especially
the last year, by AeSSFs Mortimer MoEbrAy sole pro-
pretors, has met With success have seen
nom the most respectable large number OF pa
cns who have been relieved and numberof the medical
profession also, WHO have used 1t in their practice have
Voluntarily their certificates Recommendation to
the proprietors.
WeaFe decidedly opposed to p10 quack nOstrumS, but
as We have seen many letters to es5rs Mortimer
bray, from the above MENTIONED ne feel It to be
nothing than justice call the attention people
70 their advertisement in to-day's paper.
4. II. LOGAN q CO.,
"A Ire he Agents forW besiinW md ,,ieIntv
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