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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
Norru EAsr, Pennsylvania. March 9, 1885.

SIR: consequence OF having hair, for several years
past only gray perfectly whe have cut It short
hide Il from view; but three months
since was Induced TO use your hair Restorative and
justice that its effects almost
chSnged gradually to all It's former SpendOF aS
COLOR left soft and glossy TO be more beaut.
when under the influence Of the finest
OIL earnestly therefore, recommend u to every lady as
decidedly the best preparation for toilet use Of anything Ia
the world BETSY SMITH,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

PROF. o. J. WOOD: With confidence do recommend
your Hair ResoratiY being The most ecacous article
ever saw have used the Waphsne and other PrrparS
OF the day all without effect Since using your HAIR
gradually dark; and now feel confident that
few more applications viii restore them to their natural
color Il also relieved Of all danruG and unpeas
itching persons who peEsPire freely
J. G. KlLBH.
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HANPTON7S VEGETABLE ILSCTUREII

BALTIMORE, March 24, 1856.
This certify, that abOunt nine since was at
ockct with pain in nv right ankle. We for PhysI
ian, ordered II to he pOultlctd as was very Huei
the height Of my Enee. severely with pain
The nnmt5 Of 0FSa ia IssTS oa "Ei
nut which particles of bone to the number OF 70
md one 0F'W0 Of TRIES TRia COT CouNrRY f" AIR s
was then taken Hartford county Of this State; the pysi-
,crs hut could live afterwards This physician work
cd with for seven weeks using the kn.ie iTsSaS tux
living me any Of the applications were very
.oId not stand by and 5, me suier thought
for mel from my knee to my ankle was not
ceIy white pus with sign Of blood and at times when
'hiAF' VII" NH'eI BALTIMORE MY HoMEl
then returned to Baltimore, my old hone' expecting
y The advice ofmy friends used various remedies,
r which gave me only transient relief grow
worse; swelling my left hip and after severe pain
T also formed my spine, which my physicians cut out,
wished at the same time to cut OH my right leg as the
only Of saving my ie After this yet another toT'
ed on my right and also ON my le groin, as also on
those who them Twas reduced to mere skett0n'
and as weak as an infant; r,,,,,v,
felt death would have been Ihad tried ply
cans and al Tsms ed. s%GS se2E 81 En T1S Ts
rURE OF disease similar TO the one was labornE under
!lvsed me to Try It. Al mus time Haa psGn T w
HOPE CoMEsu
the first bottle which inspired with hope, and by the
taken Ave bottles felt so much Improved thatl
confidence believe that it would cure con.
tnued use-st improving Ny ulcers healed and new
strength same my ard shattered system, and with
further detail am happy TO say my leg i also healed
OF health has taken place. ana
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone. given but faint idea OF my suerngs, but
friends who read this will bear testimony to All tRt
I nave said In favor of
AumphoN's Pt1et1bls TTnctWre,"
and will all who afflicted as have been, to use
~ EDWIN 81. sPRANKLIg,
No. q Register street,
3dOors north OfPratt ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ono RnmedV for one piaaaan

DR. Txalis a regular physician and stands high (in
~ Wash Co. PAD in his profession and . His
medicine 10 valuable one.
Mr.. Robert Mckinley Of West Brownsville Pa, aged 81
sent to MasOntown in the fall Of 1851 for bottle Of Sacred
Elixir, which performed permanent viii appear
from tn annexed certificate:
This Is to certify that for several AFFLICTED with
Dyspepsia, The prominent symptoms Of which were, Obst
nate COstivenes SOurness Of The Stomach, Pain
hips and legs. spells OF Extreme weakness, Loss Of flesh
anEour Debility and Craving at .he stomach. tried
great many renedies-Went to Baltimore consult
eminent physeansspent not ess than hundred
dollars but benefited until used Dr. TruxaiG
Sacred Eixer, bottle Of which eectualv cured
HoEKRT McKTSLRV.
West Brownsville, Pa, Sept. "a, ISIS
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN & co.
ept2S General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
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WALF IN GENTLEfFVy

TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and parsns and
the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that have Just
ceye Spring and Summer stock Of Cloths, Caasmeres
nishing Goods.
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles very
neat and quality they second being Of the
very best makes, and which prepared make
der and At short notice. in the latest and most approved
style and best manner.
good at guaranteed in all cases sale, nv
J. II. STALLMVN, Merchant Tailor.
app No. WashIngtonIIaIl.
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cRoup. wnoop1vG couGn, INFLUENZA.


BROTHER will cheerfuIy certify PEcToRAL Is
the remedy possess for the OF the Hho0Png
fondh TOup chest diseases Of children We OF
your fraternity the South appreciate skill and COM
memo ssuf ins''''"s 70 '4 HIRAM coNKLlN. NJ D.
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ChieagO, III, May l, 1864.

MlLyonD Worcester Co., Mass Nov. u, 1855.
PROF. o. j. WOOD-Dear SiT l take pleasure in bear
ing Ony the mRsc elects OF your won
I.rfu Restorative As far back is3 my hair com;
i,encrd falling until the top Of scalp became bald
and smooth as glass and has fall for
nauy years. notwithstanding have used many celebrated
mr. narations restoration Seeing your advertisements
Was induced article trial. and 81 my utter a.
constituent, found after few applen'lon' that my II"
pearancr hut by tn" time had used quart bottle my bald
covered with ana vigorous CROWN OF
hair, which from to inches in length, and
growing fast. YouIs, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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MEDICAL.
's4' % EBEN KNIGHT. NJ. 4

A. n. MORLEY, ESQ, OF Urea, New York; writes: 81
have your PEcTuRAL myself and in my family eTel
nce YOU invented it, believe the best medicine for Its
purpose put cut With bad cold should sooner pay
twenty-five dollars bottle than do without it. or take any
other
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Gwyn and REID
SOM hFmSNE NEWT
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry,

O. y. BROWNS.
us MAIN ST. ABOVE TIE -. 81 RANK
Vhere can b found In great variety. Colo Watches
w easel ia Magic, Hunting Open fare1 rau-i IL
prize from 81 t. sa5 and in SILVER Gases from $50 doGn
ELEGANT STILES OF JFWELRY
Conaialg b part Of ven Gne Coral Estl FI1refne Law,
Jsts and Pearls. ditto, and great Yariety q ii cod j
. g every seseTtpttonu Which, having been rarelse an.
rsety fFOin tbs manufacturers, sold ven lo1
FANCY GOODS.
me Lo!totle eheil Tuck Cgllhs India Rnhisf sd
- leg doi sesant AID PllIn tiF eoil aad ksi H.-
graf variety o. useful and pretty thnr.I. - -
The public generally Fslectf1IT Invited @ can ana -
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NEW YORK. Oct. >, 1881.
PROF O. J. WOOD-Dear Sir: After reading the AdYer-
,ispeut in one the Journals ofyUur celebrated
Hair Restorative, procured halfpnt bottle and was so
much pleased with that continued its use Tor two months,
md satisfied it Is the best preParat OH before The public
IL t once all danlru and unpleasant itching from
,he SCALP my hair naturally, and, have
u doubt pertna' emily so.
You have refer to all who entertain any
loubt Of It's pc rrorIuiug all that Is claimed for It,
MISS FEEKS, 261S Greenwich Az.
have used o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
nave wonderful effects 1t restored my ir
where had fallen on the head, and renders tie
sair soft and suUoth-lnuch than oil
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November /, 1854
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, sl2 Broadway, n. Wand
ia Market ST., St. Louis.
eB-For sale in Wheeling by
dec4- m-daw - bridge Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE!!

rTNIIS young gentleman living in our midst-thoSe
him will bear testimony that his and
rc are no cXaggeratiOn OF the pieces Of bone may
seen by calling 2IU Baltimore EtreetOhers are In his
possession. Let tie scsptca hiihe will testify that
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
w its Use.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
CAPTION

The great popularity OF this delightful
many limitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing Be persuaded buy thing else until
have given Doeravcs Holland Bers fair trial. One bo
tie will convince how infinitely superior tits athes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16
INSTANTANEOUS.

New Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
AN opening lot Of superior Family Groceries inst re-
eeiVed from the Eastern cities, and selected with the
care suit the wants Of my eustOmers Among
other things this arrival embraces:
Rio and Java CoRces, hest qualities;
Green and Black Teas, superior;
Fresh MacEeral No. /, In kits;
e No.9
Salmon, MOL, in kits, very hne:
" No. /, in trrcrs;
Pickles, In Jars, assorted;
Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes. &s.
Jelliess in Jars,
quantity Of very superior Dried Reef and Hams q the
best cure; together With all OheF articles usually kept in my
Inc. Purchasers are invited to call.
WA. HEBURN,
fe2S No. 81 Monroe T.
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sITEIsKELL . swEARINGEN have many new styles Of
II Dress Goods. TaImas Cloaks, &C. to which they would
invite the attention purchasers Good articles low prl
Ses and fair dealing may be relied on in all
now H&s
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
A FRESH Iupply, just received at the
IA novIS BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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Revolvers! Firearms!
lLIrnL W 4 ID I.lrI,NL EllAEAIlSS

NOVELTY MILLS fLtJLih.
IN BARRELS just received and for sale by
ONJ DOANE COWGILL.
owl Corner Main and Quincy streets.
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Piano Fortes

OPENED THIS DAY, another lot of ChIckerinE 4 Sons
~ Piano ROrtes, which claim TO he other
brought this Market notwithstanding all the and wind
about other makers, strings and gold medals into the
bargain.
We respectfully call those who want Instrument
from hne stock. ready for Sss No. &c Union
tesS i MHLIOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

WE unIersEned this day associated ourselves
w in partnership in the business Of PAPER Manuactur:
ing, and Dealers Paper and Betting The business viii
conducted under the firm Of Bonham, Gilberson
r. c. BONIAM,
C. NJ t;ILHEIiSON,
II. s. ROBSON.
June 18Th 1856 jel4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-16

TITS GREAT SPRING MEDICINE!
THE GREAT RENOVATION OF THE SYSTEM.
-Dulcate ladies and children will please to give 1t
rial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

They WERE DETERMINED TO Wed
One very cold winter in one of our coun-
|ty towns, young couple, infamed by the
ardent PASSIONS resolved to have them
selves spliced, and SO preceded to have il
done. When they arrived at the minis
ter's he had retired, and poking his head
out of the window declined performing the
ceremony that night. That won't do,
Squire said the young man, I'VE amt go
ing away until we are splieed, and if you
don't come down we'll pound the door in.
What was to be done! he neither liked
the idea Of going Down stairs in the cold,
lnor of having the door broken in. Al
last an idea struck him. He told the
young couple to stand out below the win
dow aud join hands. He then proceeded
Out Of this window, this stormy weather
II join this man and woman together;
None but he who rules the thunder,
Shall break this man and woman assunder
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
LET THEM TELL IT.-The celebrated

LET THEM TELL IT.-The celebrated
DR.. johnson used to say it was an excel
lent thing to encourage children to repeat
to some brother or sister, or playmate,
whatever, of importance they had seen OF
heard told. He said tile very attempt to
tell it to the others, would fix it most in
delibly on their own mind and related tina
his mother, Of having described to MIN the
future joys Of the blessed, directed him to
the gardner and tell 1T over to him.
Parents will find this most interesting
aud profitable effort. Let them be en-
eouraged to tell others the sermon to which
they have listened, the exercises of the
Sabbath School, OF whatever they have
seen or heard, that is to be impressed on
their minds, aud the effect will be good in
various ways. 1t will fix the thing more
firmly in their own nind--it will cultivate
a habit Of observation and attention to all
hat is transporting about them: it will give
hem an intelligent interest in each other 5
society. always to listen to, or relate, what
nav be interesting: beside sit will help TO
bind parents and children in more init
mate bond of social affection, by mutually
repeating to each other what each may
,unpose would be Of interest to each other.
-TMother's Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
Vigilance Committee at Work
at La Crosse.

the La Crosse Republican brings the
following intelligence of the doings Of vi
gilaice Committee in that city.
The people of our city to the number o
between three and four hundred, assembled
At the Court House Square, by genera
understanding,on Monday night last about
10 o'clock, and after thorough and per-
feet organization being effected, proceeded
TO the lower part Of the city to house Of
|ill-fame, and after giving the inmates
time to leave, set fire to the structure and
burned it to the ground. They then wen,
| to the north part of the city, and after de.
molishing the furniture, smashing The
doors and windows, set fire 70 tile house
know as the "St. Charles" and which
had been used as a place of prostitution
aud a resort for blacklegs and villains
After completing the work of destruction
here they proceeded to the small house on
State street near the residence of DIR. Flint,
aud from there to another house on Second
street below the Napoleon Hotel, which
were occupied for the same purpose, but
after promises from the inmates to leave,
and by true solicitations of the Mayor, the
houses were saved, with the understanding
that the premises should be vacated by
morning.
We regret that some other means were
not adopted whereby the community
could have rid themselves of these dens,
without destruction of property, as such
severe measures may be followed BY terri
bic results in the future.
The property destroyed was probably
worth some $4,000, but il was considered
BY those engaged in its destruction as
the only effectual way of Riding the city
Of the characters which infested them
1t is but justice to say that the proceed
ings We're conducted by respectable peo-
.ple,(so we are informed) tho severe mea-
sures were adopted, but they seem de-
terInned that these nuisances shall be a.
batod.
P.S. Since the above was in type,t tile
citizens of La Crosse, assembled at Bar
ron's Hall, to the number of two or three
hundred of the best portion of the commu-
nifty, and resolved to organize Vigilance
Committee" Of so, to protect the proper
ty and families of the citizens. We have
no time nor room to make even d sketch
of the proceedings. VIM Hood was chair
man, and committee of seven was APP
pointed by the chair, who were empow-
cred to appoint a vigilance Commit
tee"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
DOUGLAS JERRCLD.
DIED JUNE 8, 1857.

low lies the lion Like gray head,
The broad and bright blue eye is glazed:
Quenehed is that flashing wit which blazed
The words that woke it scarcely said.
Those who but read the writer's word
Might deem him bitter: we that knew
Tie man, all saw the sword he drew
In tongue-feEce, was both seield and sword
That sword, in the worlds battle throns,
Was never drawn upon the meek;
Its skill to guard was for the week,
Its strength to smite was for the strong.
His sympathy was ever given
Where need for it was sorest felt:
In pity that blue eye would melt,
Which against wrong blazed like the levin
Not for his wit, though it was rare;
Not for his pen, though it was keen;
We sorrow Tor his loss, and lean
lovingly over that gray hair.
To place the wreath, beftting those
Who like good men and true have striven:
By God, not man, he must be shriven;
Men guess and grope. God sees and knows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

A CONSISTENT "SoN".-The following
anecdote is told of clever fellow, who
had recently joined the Sons of Temper
ance. After becoming ''son' he went
to Mobile on business, and was taken i'll
there. The physician was called, and ON
examining him, pronounced him in very
dangerous condition, and prescribed BRAN
dy The sick man told him be could
not take it. The physician insisted that
it was the proper remedy, but the patient
told him he would not take it. The doc.
tor said he must, or be would have spasms.
SWELL" said toe Son of Temperance, Il
will try couple of spasms first.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

MARRYING MEN WANrED.-We have
an excellent articlevo girls here, the most
of them pretty,some ofthem rich, and all Of
them charming, of course. We do not
think they are the right sort for old maids
and, though we have no statistics BY us te
Justify the assertions, we are the opinion
that coaxing might induce them to have
compassion on good-looking, intelligent
and moral voting msn id search OF consorts
bellevue (ill.) Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

TIE SHADoWs OF CHfLpHooD.--God
bless the little children, we like their bright
eyes, their happy faces, their winning ways
their rosy dreamsl Nothing seems to
weigh down their buoyant spirits long
misfortune may fall to their l5t, but the
shadows it casts upon their life-path are
fleeing as the clouds that come and 60 id
the April sky. Their future may, per
chance, appear dark to Others, bu: to their
fearless gaze IL looms up brilliant and beau
tiful as the walls Of a fairy palace. There
is no tear which mothers gentle hand
cannot heal, no anguish which the sweet
murmuring of her soft, low voice cannot
soothe. The warm, generous impulses of
their nature have not been fettered and
cran1ped by the cold formalities Of the
world; they have not yet learned to vail
hollow heart with false smiles, Or hide the
basest purposes beneath honeyed words
Neither are they constantly chi the alert
to seafch out our faults and foibles with
Argus eyes; on the contrary, they exer
else that blessed charity which ''thiEketf
no evil" a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

A KNITTING Factory IN WATERrowN,
W1s.-The days Of knitting needles and
gossiping tea parties are about over. An
invader has come, in the shape Of knitting
factories, which are likely to entirely OBJ
literate the good old knitting customs of
wore. The WATERFOWL Democrat say:
that ]. P. Lee, formerly of Boston, is to
put up one there. The looms, already
brought in, will knit thirty-two dozen sets
of goods day, consuming daily from ons
hundred and fifty to two hundred pounds
of wool, and constantly employing some 7(
or so persons. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
THE SouL.-What makes the soul sc

THE SoUL.-What makes the soul so
valuables It's immortality! When end
less years have run on, the soul will exist:
amazing thought! Will it never tire p
Will the ETHEREAL pulsation of sublimated
existence never grow heavy9 Will tho
wheel never be broken at the cistern p
Never! The soul will endure as long as
the throne Of God, As heavens wall shall
gather no moses from age,feither will the
soul become decrepid; in heaven no one
will be seen leaning on his staff for very
ag. What,like the angels will Never grow
old to be always the same through endless
centuries as when first created But can
not she annihilate herself? o, no, the
souls literal suicide cannot be performed !
No Judas Iscariot can find sulpherous tree,
or jutting wall which, in Gehnna's cavern,
Or burning world, may afford him suspenl
.ion between life and death. The soul
must live on.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
Is an Illinois Free Negro a Citi-
zen. e.

o. s. CiRcuIr Cuu.rSuit in Tresrass ii Of o7snis
Joseph e. Mitchell tcolorsd} Va. Charles H. Lamar
Hon John asLsan Circuit Judge, presiding; Hon
Defendant files plea alleging that the plaintiff is
Tree man OF color to wit ana that he is not
America, in any sense that entities him to bring this
suit. The plaintiff demurs to this pies. sIt
sca.es, ye~ett McA ssor. plaintiffs assornies; Beck
with and Blackwell for defendant.
The above viii give the reader an idea
iof suit now in progress in the q. s. Cir
cult Court, a term of which is being held
in Chicago. The facts of the case says
the Tribune, are simply these: Lamar who
is not usually bad man, while on frolic,
lin 1854, in Galena, committed a violent
and unprovoked assault upon Mitchell, whe
was, at that time barber in that city
The assault was aggravated, and the con-
sequences to Mitchell we're very severe
Lamar was, if we recolect Alright, arraign-
ed before magistrate for breach Of the
peace, fined few dollars and discharged.
This suit is brought for private damages,
and as the defendant is resident of Wis
consin, it is of course brought in the U. S.
Court. 5s,e,
1uC PCluo Va ihtCtSSe iE VIC prosecuting,
as it how stands, is this: Will Judges Nc
Lean and Drummond affirm the o6iser die
ia of the Supreme Bench in the case OF
bred Scott--will they decide that black
man, resident of Illinois, has no rights
that white man is bound to respect -
that he may be fallen afoul of whenever
he meets an assailant, numerically beaten,
and that when he applies, in flor a white
many lawful and proper manner, to the
constituted tribunals, he must be uncere-
moniously kicked out? In a word, will the
bred Sect decision be accepted by them
as authority!
1t is probable that decision of the ques-
ton, raised on the demurrer, will be with
held for few days. When it does come,
we are confident, from the antecedents OF
the judges, that the outraged and Injured
man, the plaintiff, will not be denied a
chance of justice thereby. We await the
issue with no little anxiety.-Dubuque
Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
Fourth Of July i'm South Carroll
na

The famous South Carolina militia An
nually, ON the GLORIOUS 4th," air their
yocabularies. According to the Charles
ten Mercury, the following were among
the patriotic toasts drunk by the doubt
less veiy drunk members Of the invincible
BEAT Company 10. 4, Lower Battalion,
18th Regiment of y. G. NJ"
Hon. p. S. Brooks-Though dead, liveth
in the hear is of the sons Of Carolina.
Gen. Bonhans, successor to Brooks
Able to lash with tongue and hand, may
he keep In mind the achievement of his
predecessor, and when argument has fail
led, wipe out every stain attempted to be
thrown upon the people or Institutions OF
the South, by the magic Of co,chide.
,Slapery-An institution which the
wants of society keep in existence: negroes
lin the South and white slaves in the North.
Hon. L. M. Bonham, member of Con-
gress, from Edgeield: may he supply him
self with cane, named after his predeces-
lsor, of sufficient strength and size to beat,
whenever is countries rights demands it,
all the abolitionists from the Government
seat at Washington.
The Hemp Crops Of Kansas-ought to
be applied IN a domestic way, to hang
Free State agitators in the Territory.