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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

Umpire HALL, SIS BROADWAY.
II The Grand Illustrations Of
DIR. KAEE's
ARCTIC VOYAGES,
portrayng the
sublime yet Awful Grandeur Of tho
POLAR REGIONS.
THE OPEN POLAR SEA,
rs described by -
Mr., WILLIAM woRltN
relies ~ the xpeGiluon Df. kane's Es4uiMn8
ttsh, Arctic dresses knife great Polar bear PeA0oo
lag Ac.
Every Esaning al O'Clock.
Wednesday and Saturday aftcrnOons Mt . tsock
Admission - cents. children half price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

nR. coBBETT 10 Duass STREET NsxhER or
~ the College Of surgeons London ana ~ The nv srsy
New YORK. msy Re consulted privately dcca,e dse
Twenty years IN his present speciality enables him
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

4 ftfiuS NofiOFs-WM. WILDE ACtTlONEER-Bf
n Ht Slt slih,-i..rkc SITE 81 urntuFe, cuuSsng vf
tables. dt~Ns look M gLtsss glass
cArprs also liz I sDurr" ~ rsrr1m,
rnaias screens soNes
AZ. Lao. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

CCTION NOTICE CROCKERY, GLASS AND Clii
IA by y - H. BAETLaIT suc. luueer-! nnrsity M
scmber al ~ O'Clock, Isl Fear sree, Urge mi 'eti,
thou reserve, close of all kuis
blue and common ware, glass, ehot britannia,
Dealers will seldom with better opportunity pur
Chare eleap goods. Come and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05

A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE, PEHEMp.
IA tory whatever he the state OF the hnr for cash
ut 10 O'Clock, - John up stairs 25v lbs silk an
silk spoos assorted colors 1Usp dozen yards II ric
fringes and of shade mi 81 iolcn
zephyr tamas q silk looms, in nmpiesa working
order of which imported from -w1sr!iDi Al
0f 81 o. and three Others each s-t eh.s
tcrs shelving desks 4c To dealers .nn tins
VIII be worthy OF their attention tn cost value or me
a~hole is about S9,uD Catso.u ready wciuesily
norung. BY order oil Mr.. s. NJ. feysar, ds-g.f
CROMEIIEN CO. Auetoucers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05
A NOTION NoTICE-NEW AND SECOND HAS

IN nlIurr, Carpets,
s,NJtI ss,OOD A co, Auctioneers.
Will sell, raes3ooins 81 Nassau street. this day
fThur-ray lO5s ornck the furniture family leaving
city consisting OF paror. dining room, bedroom aud
hi.cheE furniture, stoves, carpets, ac. dc
Also,
collection Of first cis furniture removed Tor
ronyen OF sale conssr parI nf three rosewood par
.teserrs bGukcgt bureaus warirptes, be-
two pisn sfor &c, mirIuIs sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05
BROADWAY THEATRE.
ID BUCHASANts ENGAGEMENT.
Box book now open.

rrHp EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS,
by ARTISTs or The FRENCH SCHOOL,
Il uow open nj the old Arr UNION ROOMS Broadway
FROM A. N TO 4. ", and evenings frurn to 10 oceeh
catalogues eents,
h. fkODrHtM, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-05
U,oR BREMEN prREcr-ro SAN NOVEMBER "a

ISoR MELBOURNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ
Sugeeedins shAy SEBASTIAN CAIOT-rOsils ~ hrst
ship saii packet for Nov 2l-Ihe elegsni extreme
.lltpsr shin RbfNtIARp llsaks .nIer bsvnx
snruss-d accommodations Tor ssion p.-s-pg.r-
and .strA ACCOMMODATIONS poop cabin on deck for scnn
cabin passenger. n be despach~i Tor Me.arn- direct
promptly her apypnied lay for I.~gh o pts-ge 30
pv an board plrf ia Fs.t river, 60 NAffiER LORD
hi FpEaIf I,~ wal street, or 10 GOoDEsk, ARkEtL A
FltIpT Pearl street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
ERnM MASHINGTON

Dec. THE President transmitted to the
Senate i'll reply to u resolution letter from the
New York, New TUundland and London Tele-
graph Co.. in which the President is informed
(hat tie contracts nave been made for the man
uiacture OF submarine caOieS, to connect the
continents of europe and America, and is eS'
pected to have line between New York and
LOiuiOn open for business by the Eth of July
next Yhc company will enter into contract
with the government of the United States on
the same terms as with the British government,
such contract they suppose will fall within the
provision of the constitution in regard to pOstal
arrangements of which this is only new and
improved FORM Her Aajesty's government en-
gage TO furnish aid by ships to lay the cable,
and ii is suggested that our recently finished war
steamers are the very best to assist in tiis Ousi-
ness. 10 avoid failure in laying the ca5le the
Company requesr the President to make such
recommendations to Congress as will secure this
end. Tine President makes no recommendation
bur merely submits the above and the PROPOSE
ton of the lords Commissioners. reply of
Marcy accompanies the documents.
ii appears Il ON documents sent to the Senate
to-day by the President, thai the refusal of Du-
bois, the Netherlands Minister to testify i'll tie
Herbert case was grounded on international law
in the constitution of the United States, and on
our Ow,l enactment After his consultation with
the diplomatic corps he stated tIat ne was the
only impartial spectator in the proceedings, at
WIZARDS l1Opel, WilICn fGSuII6u III Gto uSat't VI
Keatin;:. re would nave had no objection to
oeing n witness if his position as representative
OF his sovereign did not prevent him from APP
pearin,: III !, cOurt of law where he would &c
subject 20 n cross examination although it was
against mis- wish to decline Marcy's invitation to
testify. He was ready to go the state depart
:iicmC ara unere give details of what he saw, In
the presence of such persons as Mr.. Marcy might
think necessary. Mr.. BelmOnt our minister TO
Hague by direction of Marcy, brought Dusois,
conduct 10 the natice of the king, vino, wailc
approving the proposition of the minister, e=-
pressed the warmest feeling of friendship fol-
this government. As such testimony as Dubois
proposed to give would not have been competent
in a court OF Justice it was declined by Marcy.
About forty members Ct Congress held
caucus to-day to consider what was to be done
relative to the so or 30 river and harbOr bills
now pending in both Houses. TWAS concluded
90 unite them all in one bill and use efforts to
thus pass them even over the executive veto.
Tile documents submitted to-day relative to
the submarine Telegraph wire was referred to
the Senate's post Office committee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
CnNyENTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IA Convention of the
Republican Editors of Indiana yesterday passed
resolutions asserting the power and duty of
Congress to prohibit slavery in the Territories,
and regarding the principles and measures of
the Philadelphia Convention as essential to our
prosperity, and urging that, as the oldline Sem
ate Of 1856 refused tn go into joint convention
for the election OF U. S. Senator, and other of
fcers, and refused to pass a law prescribing the
mode of electing U, s, Senators, it is but just
and proper that the opposition members Of the
approaching Legislature will refuse, with riim-
ness and discrimination, 10 go into joint con-
vention for the election Of any officer, or CON
sent to the election of U. S. Senators in any
other manner than by a separate vote of the
two Houses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
GOV poLIO,IK,s MESSAGE.

HAERIsBrm', Pa, jan. Gov Pollock's
message was read III the legislature to-day. The
finance condition is satisfactory. The message
calls the attention of the legislature to the pre-
vention Of illegal voting, favors reform in ma
turalization laws by the national Government
and scricter guard upon the extension Of tie
right OF citizenship and State rights; abiding to
the repeal of the Missour; Compromise and con-
dennis the conduct of the officials ct Washir 6.
ton and Kansas, to force slavery upon an IN.
willing people, and says Pennsylvania expects
and demands that Kansas shall be free.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
40 TnE PURLIC.

..,. mi. day sold to Me,sr'. Campbell McDeruOt
1D,.llireneerOaee. wereturn our sincere thanks
for tie many of kindness We have re-
' hands and cordially commend our successors
wedoubt not they will ever be found prompt
,.n,lr. to every department Of business, and will
to deserve the patronage of tie community.
will run to the 18Th instant, and hope Our
I'D u. in speedily closing up outstanding
.sescn,,,
sa.., of the rm viii be settled by either of the
and Mr.. Beatty will be found at the OhHee for that
psfpo's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

We lave heretofore ..csslcctedt to call attention
to Tie advertisement oc Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York BY the advertisement it will be seen
that the British periodicals are offered at u very
low rate. These periodicals comprise the ON
don Quarterly, Edinhurg Review, North british
:evieN, Westminster Review and Blackwood's
-iagazine .lrese are organs of the great Wing,
Tory and Radical PARTIES of Great Britain, and
no man can be either politician or well inform
edin modern history, without having them upon
ais table, in this connection we may also mem
ton that leonard SeOts & Co, publish that great
scientific work called the "Farmers Guide to
Scientific Agriculture" 10y iicnry stephens, i.
:. s., and tAc late ). p. Norton, Professor OF
scientific Agriculture IL Yale College
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
PHR Ions PAPMIAN LOTION
Or. Floral BeautiffeF.
N Is NOT q DYE!

GreWh0ir0, md,
AGfr senLp. REID EAsl gt4lOsgfag, aad {adleH
MRS. s. 4. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RkSfOREk-
Rev. ~ THACAER go yuArs d agel, tteresF, Chea.
County, y. Y any hair + rsored q ttl natural
color and ceases TO fan"
Rev WIN. CUTTEH, IA Mothers Magazine. y. Y. "AGy
&C."
Rev B. STONE D. D. Concord. n II. my hair, Whieh
vas grey, Is restored its natural eoloE, &s'
Rev. D. CLENDENIN, Chicago, NJ Il can add ny testi
mOny, and recommend Il TO ny iFtsudl-"
Rev. D. r WOOD, MIddtetoWn, y. Z. sHy OUn hair has
greatly thekenrd and also that % e family Wis
beeoming BALI, &G."
Rev. ). ?. TUSTIN, Charleston 8 C. S1he Uhts hairs
becoming obViated, and new hair farming, AZ"
good eject my hair, and and have eOmsnded q"
recommends u.
Rev. D. MORRIS, Cross River, \. Y, slso, AnA
Mrs. Rev. n. A. PRATT, Hamden, =. T.
We might swell this list but q e ab0Ve fan % eonVines-
TRY 1T Sold BY all the principal merchants q IL Unltea
States Caba and Canada Wholesale and rsta depot, Ne.
ass BrOOme Street New York Some dealers Try % sen aEt
cleg instead Of this which they make pr0at,
write to depot for circular and inforuatio1-
Octls:GmdaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
nLINOIS IEGISLATURE-

SPRNGy1ELD, M, Jan. 6.-The Senate organ
ized 6y electing Benz. Bond (Dem.) Secretary
An attempt was made to take the appoint.
,nent Of committees from the presiding officer
Lieut. Gov Wood, pending which the Senate
adjourned.
The Governors Message went in this evening
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

MoNTPELlER, VT, Jan. 6.-The State Capital
was completely destroyed by fire last night,
nothing remaining but the bare walls. The most
serious loss is the contents of the apartment Of
the State Naturalist, which is total and irrepar-
able.
QUEBEC, Jan. -Tibbett's foundry, at Point
Levi, was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
$40, 900. Insurance $4,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

To-MGmr III. Edwin Booth appears in Two
character, the principal one, sayloc>, i'll sialc-
spears greet play Of the Merchant o, Venice
Mr. Booth .ras steadily gained in public favor
since his arrival; ne has had almost the same
audiences rig, after night, which is one of the
most aattc.ing testimonials thai can be paid to
,oanactor. 1t is apparent alta glance t;iat Mr..
Booth is no medium actor, that his appropriations
Of ais Characters comprehend more than tue
crampt limits oT the mere play. We .;pec,
great things Of Mr. Booth l.: the character of
Saylock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

We request that our patrons would always
hand in tneir advertisements by t:rree o'clock
IN fac afternoon, i'll order to secure theiT inscr-
rim in the morning following. The crowd of
NIGHT work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

iiroanA7IoN WA.:gEo.-ScriOus aopre'icn-
,ions are entertainc! for the safety of two cIil-
6ren named VIM. Rusi, aud Anna Rus;', who
left their nome some days ago, and strayed off
through the city. 1hey ;ave moi been iiearG
rom, although they have been diligently in
ouired for. Incl, mother is widow woman,
and aas 3ccn working at some Of the hotels of
tue city. Information can DC left ut tilis office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
CONSUMPTION CUREDs

Be HOI DECEIVED - klse l1itaEl1na. HEGEIfAN
CLARK Gapule gt1 GlHEc0u LIEla Oh nraer aiIa.-
pot. Ard lae sesE. 49, plyysd Z l.leseE =
AL Otlsgl, and TIE o1l CO.'S 1lfIIaNs
- tl-re = st El - I'll q ~ EaFtst lial-
tented via sal 81. llf ~ A. 90 ana 60 -
not - taken % rflcufE ne liEIu'nF,
Or Oh = made - farfoTy -
s 1ois .. 81. ever ile euIt . rlgsf1I -
HElElfaNy gIaNE = flr rel M lr---
Nh elr iafe sTtlcls $1,000
c-ld illll 49, e1 = . eay oa1nsltsf "a a q u
Ca sr ~ 9. = g. ssl4Ag dErEEstA 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
@S~G~

SOug wretch stole the overcOat OF the Editor
Of tie wellsville Patriot. T:.c Editor hopes
th,tit will not he warm enough to keep the
thief from freezing 10 death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

b.l ~ Chicago, during the past year, there has
S ~ Quilt about five thousand buildings, and
~ Sas the same time the population has increas-
h o.. ss4lty-nve thousand. This of Itself would
= quite little city of no small importance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

A FIRE occurred in the Blacksmith shop of
the Contra Ohio Railroad at GAINESVILLE on Sun
d,y last. The damage, we learn, was not eI;-
tensive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

PANORAMA OF .HE Pt.Ganfs PRoGrEss. Last
right was exhibited, NJ Washington liall, a most
beautiful and interesting spectacle, and, not
outstanding the severe inclemency of the wea-
'aer' was well patronized. 1t exhibits Chris
'ian, Sunyan's nero, leaving the city of Destruc-
uon and wading through the slough of Despond.
aud At las; appearing before the wicket gate,
where ne was TO commence his journey to the
New 'erusalem. After ti,is, eacl leading scene
-sasa as the dropping of his ousden OF sin.
MS S'eseing in the a.oor. his encountering tne
IONS intsndsd 20 try his tait;l ais adventures
wiz .pslyor aoc NJ Vanity Fair, Doubling Cas-
"ewith Gians Despair, his scjourn amidst tue De
iec'ab.e Mountains, and his crossing tne river of
peath- beautifully portras ed.
SOOne VINO mas read this most noted bool.
should miss an opportunity to see taepanorama.
. " recalls each familiar scene upon which we
were wont to dwell in many of our waking
aud sleeping hours, after reading this book, in
yeaFS long gOue. The great wonder is that the
Work Of panorama was never undertaken UNI
!" 50 ate date. let all go and see il tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

Ync BoAED ." ;:zALrn EzeOas.-lf any one
wants amusement for The dny, we invite mis- at
tention to tie Board Of Health Report, III an-
other column, wherein will be found an indesi-
mite variety Of tue ABSURD tcc;nicalitics now
used in nc ,raGc OF matctia mcdica. Ii is a
Strange thing, suidan eminent English Judge,
t1at lawyers cannot talk in their native language
sddrcssinga jury 0f small farmers. And
it seems to us no less queer that, with all our
boasts about our Anglo-saxon tongue, ii does
no afford scope enoug,, Tor shc uau.es OF our
'amCntS. tfany one wants to know ny what
disease mis- friend died, let MIN loO! and see ifle
can recognize ii in such names as ''Diplthritis"
or Observation-Disclosures LaryngiiiS," or Sian
oss and if by reason of his ignorance, he can't
make it out, why let him go and have a five
dollar chat with the nearest N. D. That's all
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

=; luz number of marriages in all the large q:
%S during the year 1856, show a large dc.
seaSe This is somewhat remarkable. from the
tAe' that it was '1eap year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
ASHnRE

NEw YoRK, Jan. THE packet ship Corne-
Illus Grinnell went ashore this morning ON the
diamond reel, in our harbor. She was bound 10
L.nnlnn 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

r.t a suHTERANEaN river has been struck by the
Ea ssSns engaged in boring an artesian ven at
Ter ;e T. sP, Kentucky, from which a Jet of wa
tha = forced up through the bore and thrown to
sroSSs OF hlteen feet above the surface of the
Ss.l ssss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
Jacob Levi I.ewinslly, in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE Z. o. R.. T..
RheeLiH0 Station, Nov. 29th, 1856.
ON and afser Monday Q; December, the Passenger
Trains viii leave this staon daily 6S A. b. and $3.50
r. II. Wheeling lime. -
The Mail TfSn daiv (exceps SunGoyS) at 6O5, A. NJ,
wl eceive d;schaSc passengeIs ~ ell soc principal
stations.
dscilage passengers following stations OnyI Ben
wood MoundsViile, Cameron, Burton Fairmoni, PetseL
man NeWburg RoWIesburg Piedmont, Cumberland,
Sir Johns Run, Marnsburg, HarPers Ferry MOnocaey,
sykrsVhIe and Washington Junction. -.
The Rains viii arrive as follows: The Mail Train atE:I0
daiIy tIe Express al 1850 NJ. daily. the Accomnlo-
Wheeling Cumberland will be dtseon-
''nue0' W. s. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
dec1 J. B.FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

W. are INDEBTED to Hon. z. Kidwell, .Jacol.
coil.,ner and VIM. &. Seward for valuable pub
lie documents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
@. ". a. AUS Is no q @ a /,
tt0rnaU at La"

WILL practise ia The County Ceuit ceE-s Of Tay
w Tor, Barbour, Harrison and Ma ,iOn.
OFFICE-PsuntytOWn, fayloreo.t Va.
EEFEkENCEs.
;. B. Miner, L. i. D., Lag Rroiea1OFss
J. r, Hoieombe, E.q., !. uniVeTsi WA.
Judge K n. Field, CuPepeF.
Wm. Green, Esq,
Hon.J. ?. S-sosher, RappanannoeE.
Hon. Elerrard Clemens, WneeIsaS,Va
ChaE. ". kls5slIs Esq- =
Judge Joseph H. fly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
A FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE suhseribs- oEsss for sale eontainnE $50
acres, o. unirn abou. 100 eeared and aniei good
fnes. R6e balance neins ge toered, ASH - q i
neloSed excellent 6loeE farm, welt supplied Gi,ii
neVeE.iafins springs o. EateS. ne improvements ares
heIed soy onSe - "a double nagn, vita ssia, ami
atez ous ouiinls; young orchard Faiigd
Oearins. SAID sTn situated Wesi Fusy ,oUHshlp,
WashngtOn Co. Pa 81 miles from Wess Aisxanst
~ mileS SfOm Wess URion, In Marsaal Co. Va. I;te
hove fArm Be sold Let ~ Msteh 1855, &
Tll - To- ,en. Possession can had Of Apsl
next, terms % suig the purchaser.
made Subscriber, West Lib
at, Oio Co., Va, Wm- AeFaEland tls EsLsss-
Dee. asd. 1sss-deeas-s.Hl1s. sis -
B1IIEEL FsTs Hys WhilEy nsdisinal PaFpo1-s
= s g; y 1vSSEsHEas aosEa1s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
COMMERCIAL.
BY I7IALEGltAPh.
RnI1Imoro MARKET.
CIMeInnaII Make

BALTIMORE jan 7-Flour Is selling At 4tS. Wheat IlH
@49c for 16OG15Tc for white. Corn 6O962. Whis.
~ 2SN9e6Hc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08

~ PrOC. Ne Grath's EIeeIrle Otl.-THE
NEW PA4cIIcE-ELEcIElc CU5Es ]. .ie P.So"''O' o.
Pio; De Gra-hs Flee &c OIL laVsl o. this age, Tor
the following, (uO. eveTy.hins9
Cues Raeusna. Ism oisen in Gay.
Gu Neuralgia. TOolhaehe, llInutes.
Gu 'es Crrmpin stomach, 3 minutes.
cdes Rufns, Bruises, Wounds, 20 Gays.
Cr:es Pains in Back, Breast, Gay.
ca .es EaTaehe, SIG Neck, ARue, night.
Cures Piles Sweiled Glaads, 10 tays.
FeOns, Broken BFeast, Sal Rleum $40 days cures
ouinsy, papitaSOn, Pleury, 10 Gays; cures Asthma
Palsy GOut E'y.Peas, 70 80 inys cures HsmorThSgs
ScrOre Absess 10 days cu'es Frosted FeeA and Chill
Az Mr. wiiEias, O. Lynsaburg q Chas De Gra,ls Eec
OH did cure haa o. Rheumatism and strains re-
cough and pain IN III breass In night.
Ask Mr.. WeIeh, o. Buchanan, y Il old not him Of
DocIoI sARl lie would ole in a saOF- slime.
AK as Argyle I. did NOS eiitve nef Of ile headache
ASK Airs BaektorJ Lyneh5u-g, If 1t did her
o. hs4o'''s AZ 4''ei DR4sSEss CURED.
NEW HAvEN, MAY 18Th, 1885.
After trying mGny ;bIngs r your ,iules, and
Ask M SERMON VINO Afterwards 6Oush. $50 worth
sell. Ny ELEcTRc OIL removes sll Pain, once, Rsuma
AIeied Is Years and Cured Ia one weekl Read Lesser
from Rev. James Temple:
FagR and other painful complaints, ana nave been unable
% sleep sO1ndy o. sas any dsSues or H9Sy year. PSs
nightI sep s0undIy a1d we'll and tOAy am like man
AIy wife could Oevye he TOuE Eeessie OIL has
done in one physicians o. Philadelphia failed
to do in 10 years. GraesfpIly, you.u, ....,..
This OH IS mild Dleasan. Is properties
are an good. Children shouId given them esh-
ing and for Group. o. misaOFs protesting 10
make Electric on They nO.sR o! Is manufacture,
heiF only aim OonG % gee Aoaeyi LooE oIt bsSa5e
Sth street, PhilHdsphs, advertised by
base scamp. Name on ae Waei td SoTn n ;as So'''s'
Sole Iavepsor and uakcro Else.rie OF q solia
Rersaie Oy 4. n. LOGAN CO. ana LAuGHLINs BUSH
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~ Beni. FraakIIn and G.rOf. De GsrHIh.
FrsI-I'n no. -, exc. ey !he heavens 90 the ea:i
POI De G = u .ct el.c. civ ieeVe discussed
mo sLiS. us ELzCTRIC or toeE ot cure eveS-
th, bus ,Hn'y cures leu az ism md NeT': = 'e -
n;Husee; gu Strains, Wounds i"on o'e yiee
DIR vs.: cItes EScche, Deafness, Sore BSees, ;WO C9ys
cures FIes, SweIlc Glands, S2 Sci, from tsee
DAYS; ct:es yspess Sc4o'ua, Pimples rom iWo 20 zen
DAYS; Palsy, ou., Palpa.iou, CiOle'a, Co.ns N
Eo" sSaie3y T. " LOGAN CO. z .idge Co aer.
ALo oy LAUGHLINS' & BUSHFIFLD,
novI3 Monroe s. ce'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-08
Nov Yorl 1ln1tIe NInrket.

EEW YoRE, Jan, 7.s les beef cattle to-day Of 5000
head; urIcyB have advancing t-ndencs. Marke 10
active at SS9Il5O. The demand for sheen active
prices advanced 5575c head, with sales 650l head.
Swine active and advanclnS; sales 1900 head Ut s662H