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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08

PROF. q. j. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
FOR rRoDCcISo
b AID HEADS,
AND RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO TIE NATURAL COLOR.
IrT0H1s ASTONISHING AND UEEoUALLED PREPAR4
Heads o% hg used according to the directions and turn
hair back to its original COLOR AFTER having become gray
and beauty Removes at once all scrrf, danlFu and
pleasant Itching scrofua eugtlOps and heat from
healthy and . falling S and hRef S S
We few certificates to cOrroborae our asser.
| State of Illinois, Carlisle june 81 49,
IhaYe Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative AMI
have admired wonderful effect Ny hair Was beeoains
!. has its original color have
doubt permanently So slDNEf BIKE, BKEEI e.,
gentleman of Boston writes to his friends in New Bed
To your inquiries would reply, that when frst
menced using Professor Woods Hair restorative my hair
and It was very thin on the top Of my head ana Ss s ST
he second bottle (Which eight weeks) my hair
entirely changed to its original color gt brown and
hair cut Ave six times since the change and have
seen thing like white hair starting from the and
y Is now as thick as 1t ever and does not come out At
all IT has proved in my case all that could wish 10 ASK
July !, 1855. Yours, &C., -. siI
Dear Sir: have used two bottles OF Professor woeis
coycry Of The for restoring and changing the hair
bs e9F Ss! using Vas as gray as man o. seventy Ny
mend to the world without the fear
one OF the wort kind. You're D. n MURPHY
Prof Wood Ny hair COMMENCED falling oT three
quite bald Tried ali the popular 9elefnes Of the day
but to no last induced try Your eelebra
ders. have now fine growth young hair, and
tully recommend Its use to all similarly afflicted.
A.C. WILLIAMS, I IS Second Street
rat. ,..,. RaIsin, Michigan, AuErst 2 1850
my hair so thin npon the top OF my head that feared rs
entire loss In this condition applied for and tanned
quart bottle the gray hairs had entirely sappearsd
and y had thicker ed TO be full usual and
Sue glossy appearance, apparently beautifuthnn
Sysr y was before do therefore, cheerally recommend
will state that use II now for healthy
and identifying effects. SARAH J. BROWN.
Ihave used Professor Woods Hair Restorative 20 dec
de- advantage prevents tile hair from coming ont and
hairs had have entirely disappeared Others Of my fam
SssS end Rs IN IT. a"
~ w., s,.-, St Louis, Sent. q, 1852
Hair Restorative and have found is effects sat-
tstsstory II has entirely destroyed all dandruG from
become quite gray. WM. TRuEsDALE
Q; WOOD CO.. PTop1ieior. s1a Broadway, n and
ilt 9a aTas ST! St, St. I louis;
mh+-2H-dav e,,>' : bridge Corner.
MONROE HOUSE.
toPPo1TE TAE susPENs1oN PoIDGEJ
WHEEI4INe4,V VA.
VIM. BAR.RHTT, Proprieto1
vel known Hotel has been newly renovated and
AT MODERATE RATES.
located the centre Of the city opposite suS.
pension Bridge and only few from the Railroad
Kx6ELIBNT srABLINa
: House Travellers and boaEdfrs mayreSt
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Q. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietor, s1a Broadway, n Y and
III Market ST., st. Louis y ~
~ For sale in Wheeling by
T, II LOGAN CO.,
mh4-?m-daw Rridge Conner.
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State of Illinois, Carlisle june 81, 49,
Ihave used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, AMI
have admired its wonderful effect Ny hair was becoming
as ought permanently gray, Out by the OF the IRE
sorative It has resumed its original color and have ne
doubt permanently so. SIDNEY BREEHE, .st-
Ex-senator United States.
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Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
n.i1 ~. AI,ar, -har
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08

Dr. y. wood-Sr: have used nearly three bottles
your Hair Restorative and have found is effects very sat-
head and restored hair to It's original color which had
become quite gray. WM. TRuEsDALE.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
Il Fundenbe7g and II. Roberts, under the style of
Pundenberg Roberts, dissolved May 1st 1885, Ed
EsEd having purchased the Interest
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THIS Well known Hotel has been newly renovated and
nov iaEnis the best of accommodations to traveller
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-08

have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative 20 dec
sa saVaatage prevents tie hair from coming ont and
hairs had, have entirely Disappeared Others my FAM
lily have used it and with pronouneing all
II processes to be. HENRY CLARK. Michigan Avenue
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TN retiring from the above firm would cordially recon-
mend my successors to my the customers of
the late firm as worthy continuance the patronage
heretofore so literally given. JAMES H. ROBERTS.
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For Rent.

COMFORTABLE two story Brick Dwelling House, sit.
"A uated on Hampton Street. Possession given LIST Of
April. Enquire of [mh3l S. D. HARPER SON
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Proposals for sorew-props,lsr sloop-or- war.

NAVY mPAKnGEu
Bureau Of Construction, &e, June "a 1857.
YNHE Bureau will receive sealed proposals. speci6
cations and plans until the 2ih day Of next endorsed
ft th Construction n Steaia Propeller Slog War" authorized
The proposals be Tor the hull sIas spare sars, rigging
bIss easLs furniture and e n ,sa ,Ss team
and work, with all the equipments outfits Of ship
men, provisions, stores, and armament
The armament stores and viii be fusnld by the
he specifications fully describe the materials used
method and sizes Of nenns the detail OF and arrangement Of
machinery, the equipment OUTFIT cabin
for captain Tor u oeers seere for u officers apart
rooms Sc sick bay magazines, shelrooms spirit rooms holds
chain aud other lockers also tho dimensions tho ars boats and
all the other objects included n proposal.
Upon application 70 the commandment Of any yard the bidder
viii frnsh the ship and for which the in his plans
provide capacity and stowagc.
The plans be working drawings, which the slip be
built showing the nboard the ao,ens space
equipment outfits provisions stores
the machinery and Tho disposition OF the coal There must also be
plan OF Tue sails showing the courses top sails top gallant sails No.
The plans win accompanied by model which with
OF the hull be quarter inch foot
The ship 10 be pierced for chase, and broae ports,
IA inches port s be 20 inches
above the deck the ports A inches fore and a and aS inches
in depth.
The weight provided displacement will
The total complement Of officers and viii be 2e5 persons, and
ship provisions days days,
with condenser for diuog fresh Fuel 10 be carried for 10
days full semng und tho vessel 10 make under steam alone at her
deepoad draugt deep
draught water fully equipped with meu pro
visions and of all kinds and ready for TO exceed
10 feet, and the lowest sill To be feet above tho load
The propeller upj
scope chimney 50 ia is ship may not be mparefa cruiser I'M
The bidder viii stat the time considered necessary to complete
the ship for together with the price fully equipped as before
The the department inviting proposals obtain the
best ship that the mercantile produce and
The proposals. specifications and drawings which conform to the
conditions nov prescribed and combine the grea number Of a."
The department before contract will DO made The reputation OF
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mo. $780,
Notice

OF ne Establishment 81 three additional Offices Territory
q Netraska
IN pursuance of the act OF Congress approved
March 3D. 1857, entitled An act establish additional
Land districts in the Territory OF Nebraska To bc called respectively
tho 'NsIHs LAND DsrRcTn the Soum piAr RIVER srrucr
and the "DAKoA LAND DstT, Is hereby declared
that the Offices said districts established
lows, Wig;
For the 'NEuAnA LAND msrRcr' at Brownsville.
For the ''soUm PLATTE Drsrucrn at Nebraska City.
the HDAKoIA Dakota Territory
Given under hand the Washington this thirteenth day
Of April, 1857.
By order OF tho President;
JOS g WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Oalce
April I4-IawGw
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Proposals for Fuel.

QuARTERAAsrSR's 0FcR MARINE CoHPs,
Washington, May l6 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
until Monday the 18th 1857 supplying
c Of wood and coal be required from list July 1857 3O
June, 1885, for the stationed Washington city, d. c.
The wood be best oak sapng and the coal best anthracite
The wood to be delivered piled the
and delivered such points the commanding officers the
direct free OF expense TO the United States tho coal weigh
220 pounds to tho Further Information be had ap
ton this office.
Proposals be addressed Major Lindsay O. NJ c. and
endorsed proposals for fuel for at Washington H. CT
The Incigcncer, STAR and will pnblbh the twice
week I'LL 18th June 1857 and send b with copy advertisement
10 this Office for payment.
Mnv l6-2awtlbJunef
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Proposals for Naval supplies.
, NAVY DKrAKrMKxr


Bureau Of Construction Equipment, and Rspairsi
GEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
bureau until O'Clock Of the 2od June next These proposals
must BE- endorsed s SsS s s@ Cher SI sasns
The materials and articles embraced in the Glasses named are par
offer application the emmandans Of the re-
spec.ve yards or 70 The navy agent nearest and .e o. an
the Of dealers in each such portions ~pe u
agent OF each station viii have copy OF the schedules.
for examination only from which may be judged whether
The whole Of class at yard upon one
of the printed schedules or in strict conformity herewith or they WIN
All articles must DO of very quality sample
packages the be- at the and risk the oonac
tor and in all respects subject TO the Inspection measurement count
weight &c. Of the yard where rceiyed and TO the entire satisfaction
bidders are referred TO the yards samples particular
the articles and all other things being equal preference
viii be given articles Of American manufacture
Every one as required by the law Of 10Th August 1916 must De
accompanied by written guarantee the form OF which hee~
only may accepted viii DO notified and the
contract will be forwarded soon thereafter as practicable which
they will be required TO execute within ten days aer It's receipt " the
post Office or navy agency named by them
the will be required TO sign the contract and
responsibility certified United States district judge, uued
States district attorney collector agent As additional see
until shall have been Completed and eighty per oenum
each bin approved tpea.e by the commandment Of the respee
tive yards will be paid by the navy agent within thirty days alter It's
Ii Is stipulated in tho contract that default by parties
any class bid for this contract OF the quality and at the time and
viii forfeit md pay the United States Of not
exceeding such class which be recovered
according tho act OF Congress that
viied, approved March O. 1913.
Glasses q delivered fourth before
May fourth by the goth Jl oneourh by the
10th September and the remainder by the lt December 1858 Glasses
whole the 18th May 1853 The remaining classes
delivered fourth part before the LIST September next
part before The LIST December fourth
Or before the Isl April ao JUNE,
1885, unless earlier required with notice OF twelve days. comprising
delivery proportion Of each article Class 10 and all fol
Of the articles named therein
they be furnished like and conditions
days from the bureau the comandan OF the yard
agent
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United states Patent once,
WASHINGTON, June %, 1857.

n II ! WASHINGTON, June %, 1857.
IN the petition Of Henry Burt, of Newark, New
~ Jersey, praying for the
2si Of srcpbc 1915 improvement KNITTING machines
Tor years from tho expiration Of said patent place
on the 23i day OF September, 1857
IL ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the 18th OF September IL O'Clock
nfe noiled 70 appear aud show they said
ttiop ought not % be granted
iprsons opposing the extension required
oce their objections, specially writing least twenty
days before tho day Of hearing all testimony by party
be used at tid hearing be
anee with the rules OF the office which win be apI
y ~
The testimony IN tho win be closed September
depoious aud other relied
In the office before the
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this be published Union
and Evening star, Washington Republican, Baltimore
Md Patriot aud Union Harrisburg Pa Daily News New York
W ana Pos Boston Mass,
tho llh day September next the day hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Patents.
SElors OF the above will phase scnd their
bills to the Patent Office, with containing this notice
June 27-1aw3w
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proposals for live Oak.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Rnreau Of Construction &c. May 2

Bureau OF Construction, &c, May 2, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 900 cubic
rromiscnous live oak In each OF the yards Charles
own Massachusetts; Brooklyn, York Philadelphia
Gospo Virginia. will be received this bureau until the 10Th
1857.
proposals Proposals for Line
distinguished letters The
yards, be for the whole quantity
yard and required by law must be accompanied BY suitable
guarantee, the form OF which Is herewith given
the full Will DO required
and additional aud collateral security 10 will
be withheld the amount OF each delivery until the contract
peted.
In the deliveries timber be proportion
0 the dcuand crooked pieces otherwise there VIII be with
held such rshcr addition TO tho 10 per cent be
cxpdent public until such
delivered Tho SIS cont other
each BILL approved aie by the comnandant yard,
thirty days after It's presentation to him.
VIII be stipulated In the contract that default be made by the
parties the delivering all OF the timber
Of the quality at the time aud place provided then and that
and bis win forfeit and the United
money exceeding twics the total
upon the price paid in Of the actual delivery
Acreo which recovered from To time, according
act OF Congress 10 that provided approved March 1913
The 30 600 cubic ~ be delivered each yard will be Ia the fol-
proportions cubic feet Of keeons
able for lower STEMS stern posts steost knees fore deadwoo
aprons siding siding
the construction Of ship war, conforming substantially In
shape ingh and character with those heretofore received with
frames Of corresponding siding the nonis Of which can he at
any Of the yards named
900 siding 10 and 10 inches, equal
quantities cubic feet Of siding Inches
these pieces being length from IS IL having
from 10 30 inches in
thirds the number OF the pieces TO have from the
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding Is and 10 inches length from IL
20 feet.
sided straight fair the l5nch timber under
showing siding be
viii by the commandment the yard be delivered In
the eove yards the risk exenseof the contractor subject
hall delivered before the LIST OF August 1858 and the
remainder before the lst Of july 1859.
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7 IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which

u their doubIcdThe undersigned invent
Cd and obtained letters patent from tho United
rangcment and combination machinery for
into yarns by process
roa propagation and spinning machinery until ready ship
weaving.
The saving from by process per
and yarns made from the fibre nbroken unurcd
raons OF the machinery Of the open
enange ~ VIII be about MY stronger heavier
w command the markets OF the world dancng all competition
advanced prices
The undersigned prepared TO dispose privileges use
patent and planters will be informed terms with
strucous how 10 IT, how obtain the machinery aud all
other necessary particulars application addressed 10
Dec e-2awly6 GEORGE O. HENRY Moblle
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DURNETT HOUSE southeast corner Pennsylva-
and -Four Washington,
sIIAs REYNOLDS, propriciress.
Boarders by tho day, wook, OF month.
Several large and comfortable suitable for families. porma
and transient boarcrs comfortably
furnished 10 those who elsewhere
found the bar. y
Free lunch every day al II O'Clock
lS-u
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USiTED SIAIras NAVAL CouRT on INQUIRY.
Washington February % 81.
Jan 17-dr

fTNIlE judge advocate gives notice, for the informa
Il ton Of parties coming before the oog under The i socn Of
the act Of January 1G 1851 that they Will respectively DO m
the department. when their sha been referred ~ 10
court; and that y desirable that presenting then,se, ,s
should come prepared With list a such as they may a.
se have Summoned specifying 70 which Of the respective heads
Of phiness fur te naval service" ,l.
mony 70 be applied respectively suggesting The ,y n saS
which he required; and respect witnesses -
Feb 2st-u ~ NNsO A'''N'"o
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMATION
ny THE PRESIDENT or THE uSrKD STATES

ny THE PRESIDENT or THE uSrrKD STATES
TN pursuance of law, i, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
dent Of The ad s,aies do hereby declare aud make knoSn
Territory Of Kansas Tuesday the nih day Of May
situated with
IN the townships Of hand said Territory and cded
by said Indians IN trust as aforesaid 10 wit:
SOuh q he tase line and n principal BaelisH.
Townships No in heen, seventeen eighteen
Townships No. heo ranges seventeen eighteen nineteen
twenty saeetng nerelro% few sps grants DESIGNATED IN the
townships two, Of ranges nineteen and twenty.
Also at Taoi Iykins county, IN said Territory commencing
Tuesday the twenty sixth OF the disposal such
Of tho lands held by the United benefit Of the
dians situated townships
Territory and ceded by said cnterated bands aforesaid wit
Sah # he base line gf he sah rsiariI meridian
Townships dneen, sixteen, seventeen range twenty
Townships aeen sixteen, and seventeen of
Townships fifteen, sixteen and range twenty
Townships neen, sixteen, and ehteen range
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range
your.
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen range
Provision having by the
treaty Of cion that each individual
bands should DO entitled hundred sixty and
addition, that sections should be selected apart
and forty should also be selected and for the benefit
the American Indian Mission Association said lands amounting
about forty eight thousand having been selected the following
townships above named, to wit;
townships sixteen seventeen range twenty two
Townships fifteen, sxlcen aud eighteen,
Townships sixteen seventeen range twenty four
Townships sixteen and twenty hereby
apart and reserved from sale
Also, az Iecompon, said Territory
twenty third day Of June disposal
held in trust by the United the
OF Indians within
psing the ,csa portion tho lands coded
| dilns, IN trust as aforesaid, 10 Wit;
South " the tr line and eiz c Tie sidh principal meridian.
Townships Ave- six eight nne eleven range
|
Townships eight nine, eleven range
Townships six seven eight nne ten and eleven Of
|
Townships six eight nine ten range eighteen
The terms OF said sales will cash,
below the valuation placed the by
duly appointed for the classifying yang
and payment being made in duplicate will be
therefor OF which will be delivered purchaser.
Patents will subsequently be issued for the
accordance with the laws regulating
The Offering OF the above lands will be
spectvely appointed, and will
advertised all
have been offered and the sales thus closed
All the
following day at the risk of the deriuting purchaser.
Given hand the Washington
| day Of February, eighteen hundred and MY seven
| FRANKLIN PIERCE
| BY the President:
| GEo w. MASyPFsNY,
| Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
n BNo authorized pubsh foregoing
usemen without special instructions that effect from Commits
| sioner Of indian Affairs.
Feb 2S-lawt1Junc.
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A DvENTuREs AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
French novels.

rHEyERIN0. Par George Sand. 20 cents
il Jeanne. rar George Sand locens
Isiora Par George Sand. 70
Nauprat. Par George Sand. 40 cents.
Gabriel Par George Sans. 20
Jacques Par George Sand. 40 cents.
Horace. par George Sand. as cents.
Moiiste Mignon. Par Bnlzac. IS cents
les chowans. Par Bszac, 80 cents
la falnille Alan Par Aphonse Karr. rs cents
u Uscoque. Par George Sand, 25 cents.
pcax Histories. Par Eugene sue. 81
Aiyia PAUL Par Hval 80 cents.
Theatre Compet Par Bsiyac. 30 cents.
Ia Creole lar revai 20 cents.
Don Martin de Freytas Par Dumas % couts.
Jacques e Jacques H. Par Dumas 20 cen;s.
And others at the same low range Of prices.
May 20 FRANcK TAYLOR
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Notice

OF The R4ahm1a Of three additional Offices in The Territory Of
Kansas.
In pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
j. March D. 1857 entitled San establish
districts in the Territory Kansas called respectively
land district the Dosage district Wccrn land
district hereby declared the Offices for said
districts have boon established a follows viz
For the "DKiawARR DISTRICT at DoyfrlAY
For the "OsAeK DISTRICT Mt FoRr scorT
For the "WErgRs DISTRICT OGDEN said Territory.
Given under hand at the city Washington this day
Of April, A. ID, 1857.
BY order OF the President: g WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Ap f1--1aw6wt
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Notice

Notice
Of e Establishment f additional Land Dyid in he State Of Wis
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857, entitled "An act TO establish
district in the State Wisconsin, 20 be called the
rcr which district embraces that portion of the old
Hudson districts, situated noh Of The linz deciding p
aud ny ff north; sdh fthe line dcng otnhf
north; 'a If ne lae dicifng and oda;
line dividing oen and trs pa 1t hereby
that the ofce said district has
the town OF "EAu CLAIRE, (" in said State.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this
81 April, A. d. 1857
by order Of the President:
JOS s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
Ap 11-1aw6wt