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4edioinea.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
lVl RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
b Z KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT,

By KINGS OR EMPERORS.
WHAT?
WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD HAIR.
Because 1t is the ornament God himself pro
may bloom so brightly in the glowing cheek tine
ey be sparkling, the teeth be those of pearls
snared and shvee asd 1y as ssI t r.
If sprinkled With gray, nature will loose half her
two or three times week, will restore ond perma-
nepty secure to all such an ornament Read the
esIsbraied piGnist. Taaibsrs: - '"'
DR.. WooD: Dear Sir-Permit me to express to
the time Of my arrival in the United states It a was
your It soon owe its orsna
hue consider your este alive as very wonderful
Suas 2y as well
WELSH NEWsr4PEk OFFICE, IS Nassau St.,
PRoF. o. J. WooD: Dear Slr-Some month or SIX
weeks ago, received a bottle OF your Halr Restor
on her hair. little thinking. q, the time, that 1t would
restore the gray hair "a It's orig lna color bat 10 her
formed that wonderful effect bv turning all the gray
hairs to dark brown, ut the same time beautity ing
and thicker the hair. ] strongly recommend the
o sns Of their hair sI - Q" CHAs CARpEW.
..g.-. NEW YORK, July %, 1857.
PROF. o., J. WooD: With condolences 10 reooq-
mend your HAIR Restorative as beIug the most eff
cacIuuS article ever saw. Since using your Hair
X estnratIve, my hair and wilskers winch al
most white, have gradually grown dark, snd !
feel confident thar few iibfs APPLICATIONS will re-
store them to their natural color. IL also has relieved
me Of all dandruif aud unpleasant itching, com
mon among persons who persplre freely.
J. O.. kliBY.
CHICLGOf ILL.,, NAV 1 1857.
Pros. WooD: About two years sgO NV hair com
mehced falling oil and turning gray. was fast be
coming bald and had tried many remedies to Ell
feet commenced using your Restorative IN Jan
nary last. few applications fastened my hair
firmly Ii hogan To fill up, grow out and turned back
10 ITS former color, (bIackb AT this time 10 lully
restored to ITS original color health and appearance,
and cheeriuy recommend its use tOall. --..
j. ID. HOES.
Tine Restorative is put up in bottles of s Sizes,
viz Large, medium, and small ; the small holds n
u pint. and retaS for s per bottle; the medium
hORis 1T least twenty per cent. more IN propOri
than the small, retals for 81 bottle: tine large
hods quart forty per cent. more III proportion and
retaiis for SIS.
%. J. WOOD 4 Co, Proprietors. 9I2 Broadway
New York, tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
tIshnlent, y and lld Market ST., st. Louis, Me.
And sold 10y q. good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. m, i8-Sm
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ID 4 T. S L III X.
I ROTECTED bI HoIal Letters P.lsnt

ID J + S 4 III X.
L ROTECTED BY Royal Letters Pstsut CT
England, and occurred BY the Seals Of the Eooie de
PhRrmacie de PGrissnd tbs Imperial College of sd
lone, Vleans. Trlesemar No. is remedy foT Re-
SSstem. TrIssemar No. efectUally, IL tie short
space OF three days, completely ahd entirely eradi
otcs all traces of those disorders which copaviaand
cahebs haye long been thought antdote for, to
The ram OF the health of vast portion Of the popu
iaton. Tr'essnar No: is tie great Continental
remedy for tiIat class of disorders winch, uniUTtu
nateiy, the English ply sIcIAn treats with erouTg,
to hs Inevitable destruction Of the PATIENTS constr
tuition. and which all the sarsaparllla tie world
cannot remove. TreseHIaI Nos. 20, ard are alike
devoid OftRste or smell, ard OF all nausCatIng quail
lies. They may lie the toilet table without their
benz suspected Sold IN TN cases, and divided
III separate doses as administered by Vepeau, Lal-
eman, Roux, RIcord, &C., DC. Price So each.
or four cases III one for So, which saves S3 and Ii.
81 Casos.
Sold by DIR. II. A: BARROW, No. l57 Prince st., a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
dlately on recep OF the amount DR.. b. will forward
the So cases of TTIesemar, and the large Sizes
rage paid, thus insurIng genulne European prepare
tons. The S3 cases also sent, but not Tree Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from ii a. till
?. IN. and from I'LL p. H. at No. ISL Prince ST.,
Tow blocks west OF broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, W aShmEtOn. is "
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AHs WITHOUT FAILURE FOR ISN'T yHlRa.Ysu
CALlFORNlA AND OREGON
VIA ANA NJ A RAILROAD.
haEMlSr Sai!iEI OGrs. sIA & SntL af xssI ses~fk

CAsTIoR.-So many frauds and imposl- Aos>
Tons vi various kinds have been lately <4FRXA
SsTpelrated on travellers bound to CALI-@1A
EORN!A, that the subscriber, the only au hor cd
ma, IN the CITY OF New York, feels 1t has dufy 70
csution all persons seeking passage To California
tiat TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful to
ma the true ONCE of the Steamships of the u. a.
Meii Lane, VIA Panama Railroad, as other Ofhos
The Companies have only one offcs n New York
when 10 AZ In w est street. of Warren street.
lontns on the North River, 1t the head of the Com
III Observe my slgn over the door,
.,a l. w. kAYMOND, Agent,
- usO ySyk
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At the land office at LRcoNPToN. commencing
Monday, the nineteenth day OF July next, for the
disposal of the public lands within the following
named townships, VIE:
South Of the base line and east Of the si1tk pris
eiDdi meridian.
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Monday the nineteenth day Of uly next for the DIS
townships. viz: N '
Sosfh Of the base Hse and east Of tks sixtk pris
eipal msridian
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4 An m, 0NMANBO0D

q Nm I,rS ,UN MANROOD
Jus: fnSi;,bihdE AZURE DECLINE.
lew words on Tie eRRa;iia, tfe sOtI ThOnsaad.
Me Sifsns oi Spe1oTrhse Local T,Soa'
Ss1a and Nsl TS'%sI 6sb fi'ff %Ss, ExlEM
ssney rRl b im z bE 6 I
The important fact thai the man aI..
ppf Ss; originating II the imprudence and solt 9
CINE ~ a., mar be easily removed WITHoUr MTne
70 ia tiis sna! tract, clearly EDi
as sdnn, ey new AID highly successful treatr.ea,d
Of by tbs author, fully plaInSd Inv ns,
VI rh.Sh every one Is enabled 10 onTe III, lHs+r s
pvn,d,y ana at the least possible cost. tbsrsbx
Gu, al the az ertIsed n0strums Of tho day Guy
aas1aJ a, IIL1 a,tdress. gratis and post free i'm .
ssssu envelope, by RENTING post psid two ,n ds
An 2s 1ssno0 Or. B. DE IANEY,
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Lands appropriated By law for the use Of SCHOOLS,
military, and other purposes, viii DO excluded from
the sales.
The offering Of the above lands vii be commenced
the days pointed, and will pro cetd the order
an which they advertlsed, until the hole shall
have been Cd cred. and the sales thus oosed but
sale shall he kept open longer than two weeks. and
no private entry Co any OF the lands VIII be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given undsr my hand NJ e city Of Nashlntton
this nineteenth dRy OF March ammo DomIn one thou-
sand eIg INT hundred and hfly eight. -
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOMAS A. HENnRICEs.
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled Ia the right al pre- etaptlon
to any OF the lsnds within the toNnsh ps and parts
oftOvnshiPs above enumerated rec CURED to esiab-
lsh the same Ca tie satisfaction of the and
receiver OF the proper land Ofiicr, ard wake pay
ssHt thsT,fOT as Soos as ptarncabfs affsF see
tHg fhfS aOfirs, and before the daN appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract Gained; Otherwise such clam
Will be forfeited .
THOMAS A. HFNDRICKs
Commissioned of tue General Land Once.
m 4-laWtiQJur
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MI A X Is l. E wOR rs
Nm. RUTHERFORD,

~ n
street. betwsen 18th ard I3tH Streets North
Inv,,.. ,.,; WAsHINGTOy CITY,
PUBIC attention To- his Ifepsiys .,o.L -,
TIT deslkned aud EabOrafeIy CsIve5 N = al VI
choice sHsortn.s e,y Of Marbles, together with
ign ah9 nhsh cannot be sprnsssaJ' nn,ch IoI ueI
lnsbt Of PAM Hstaen or Tomb. large ass"rt.
stones At very low prices HhehtE, and Tomb
nn"ctn., 81 any design sou,ed 70 o,ds,
estimates gwen for Brownstops n, n.-,,
our lIne. o'efJ other work IN
Please call and make an trspeo,,or or 49,
~. b.-MRkaa note ot the sddysS. VI "us stock.
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ThOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Of5o.-

IASR SfElCCE EkoM TaHE Is IsL43NIr 81
STATE or MICrIt.aN
n IN aceordance with the provisions OF IN. act Of
Sohfteks ehtltl ed An act RuthOrlZ M changes M
the location OF and Offices " spprOv ed arch Sd IssS
hereby Declared aud sde known. that the of o.
lor ne sale OF public lands Mack an the State
OF michigan. will he removed to Traverse Civ"
az cary period practicable, sfter the LIST o
Further notce ss 20 the precise time Of removal
Slli ee issued by the register and receiver Cor the
land district. - WV
Given under my hand ct the cat, Of Washinstou.
this 18th day OF June, A. ID. 1855
BY order Of the President.
1HuS. A. HENDRICKS,
iesw6w Cen Ter Of Tue GesIal and onlcs,
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At the land ottce at kIcKkPoo, commencing on
Monday the htth day of July for the dIsposal
OF THE public Snds within the folio lug named town
ships,
S0sth Of the base line AND sasr Of tke sf1,k p,in
ctpaI meridian
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ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GhEhT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE. corner of Pennsy lvana avenue and 9th
street, Washington, on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page, at the office of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, DanUtHe, Lynchburg, Bristol,
KnorU1Ue, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA
NashUiNe, HuntsUilie, Grand function,
Memphis, Montgomery and Netc Orleans,
BY direct route, AID continuous railway cOnnec
tons to Nj emphis.
AfoTding greater EIPtdisiOn and Comfort snd
being over 30 Dli,S ortsT than by any other route
The steam fry boat Geors Page leaves the foot
of7th street at Ga a. m. for Alexandra, where pas
sengers tn Ike the cars tor Richmond. Charlottesville
Sfauntnn, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, &c !,
and at "a p. III. for Richmond and all points Sonth-
West, making sure and close connections TO Mem
ph's.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the Office
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. and p. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Je I1-u Washington.
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EVENING STAR.

BY MRS. OPIE.
Say, by what name can l Impsrt
NV sense, dear gIrl, OF what thou art
Nay, though To- frOwn thou daIest.
I'll say thou art of girls the pride.
And, thOuy that modest lip may chlde,
Mary, Ill call thee-Fairest.
Yet no-that word can but express
The soft and winning loneliness
In which the sight thou meetest;
But not thy heartily temper. too
So good, so sweet-ah! that viii do
Mary III call thee-Sweetest!
But fairest. sweetest, vain would be
To sp,ak the love feel for thee;
WIN smi'st thou as thou hsrest:
Because" she DRIED. 'one little name
Is all wish from thee to claim
That precious name is-Dearest."
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x STABLE

Ne" LIVERY, SALE, AND aiRINs
STABLE,
o. He' q Io1R Strset and PezrSslrnu,, o.....
nc uhue signed Oess teave to aInouUos =" -
o-HLehs oi washington, and the pubic -. 0
IN genera. tnat lie has Iust con, Lated ~
nho 81 the hnest Stables IN he CITY where k3&SN
An. az a. tunes, be obtained as neat md SVT%y
SNOWY turnout as can be found ANY ~<Ss<Z4---
NLcle' Ny stock Comprises a ine sssottnep, ~
LOIses winch 1nr sly le and action, C.!unnt La
pissed Dy any stable IN the country and cL1rca ~,
OI new carriages and IIgHt wagons No. -.
a. hvefy GU as reasonable terms SIS ~ any
n:u' IN the city. Give me q call, and I gugrsn1aa
satisfaction. ~ hu'iahtee
ma : SIN ALLISON NAILOR Jp.
tCICRES OF LOLA MONTE. ,DcIrd,rg
a P aut9t Biography, vol; 81.
Ri1br a. reiiOW, by the author of (Which tha
NJ VI me sle Left,'' vni.: SI.2j. ~
papeT: ~ NeAt, by Mrs. Ann :. Stephens ? vol .
adele adele. BY JaIia Kayarazh.
Cars vol a.SsI1us New Eng and tale, by Eru,n,
vol; 81. bJ Edward Goodwin, I
Ire Llfe and Times of Huyn MIL.
81 the Ene"antress, by s. - S,.l
The Wlfe's Frisi, by Miss P,rdo.. ,.
noIhSnce OF the Harem, by aii.1T - cts
81 Jealous WIFE, By MISS Parfoa ffd"e; 20 cts.
.he hNdi Beau les, by Miss PaTdos. scts
50 cts. 10y '"iiiah ~ Alias Pardoa.
Robert OaEands, by Leigh R,tebie. sso,
FRANCK 'rAEt a.,
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AYE RS
G athartic Pills,

The sciences Of Chemistry and
Hedlcine nave been taxed their ut
mOst u produce this best, most per-
feet purgative which Is known to
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STOP THAT RATTIINE

Anti Rsttpp Ioeared TO put on "Chapman's E1a,ti.
OF CsrIis1sh rIIti,Hg Of tie shaft clips -
put on AZ small ex pensa "iuoa oan De->&----@
oertihcats. IaT i, =, At my Factory, where 1 b.v,
country, Sn s.uns5 ..oachmakers IN the
sMN 'bhEW J. JOYCE
-~"s- Vs. - ste
ns 10 FOR SALE OR sIktBY
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The part outside
OF TIE Indian
reservation of s
Al except sec
tons 1, 2, and
3of I
All OF 2
The part outside
of the Indian
reservation of s
L. l.
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tIlltlIs oI MHfII1NG.

Tor the information Vi visiting tile city, pub
i.h. following list OF ilr dnerent Churches tei
and place Of meeting. Ii there any mstnE,s,w
VIII nakt the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 h"h,U'A. III iacoI"'iUH, Corner Aourov and ByroI
'r,ct lev. +. T. rEsEs, Eeetor morning los
clock evening, =
y. 'oht'A, Eltcci'ion, Main between First
scurd, Centre Wheeling, Rev. }. II. s,r a. NJ Rector
Scrvicvs- Morning lHs' afternoon e1si hIplIi ~.
Ftrsf rssjgtcri0f EEy IL. u. WAL Pastor, Fcurst
Monroe Quincy morning afternoon
seem" iratyieri", Webster street. between Main anu
MARKET, Centre Wheeling morning and evening.
Taira Ir..5ytsrUr, Enh street between Chestnut
rAiter' sts, south wI,es Rev +. " Pastor
morning ana evening.
F"n'M LresIyr'o,, Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor, Snipstreet
eSe, Wsshnton ana Adams sts services morning and
evening.
FoHrti Street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. +. wnsox,
p'Or between Monroe and Quincy services
uloruiug and evening
yc"Li JethOist EiicoD1I Rev A. REoEE stor
corner Isrket and NOrh ss., North Wheeling; services
moruEl and evening.
G'Iliae Street Ne3odist EIisccpuf, Rev. t. II. Mos-
Pastor, ChapIe street. First and Second,
Centre Vice ting; services morning and evening.
south Jheeliag u. I. Church, Rev. A. srEvESs,
asror; services morning and evening.
Wac,Ling Island ChartI, ON Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wusoS, Pastor.
Gsrmo" AsihodiH Epi.eepal lev, c. HkLwro, Pastor,
Chapne street. between Webster ana Third Centre Wheel
81 James C"thed~oi, Roman Catholic R.. Rev Bishop
T. v WnEIAN, Fifi street, Hampden; services
morning ami afternoon.
ssociH;e Rejor'"ed Rev. J. T. MCCLURE Pastor,
ofNiarEet and Jefferson s' morning
DiNci1s'~ Market street, Webster Third.
Centre whse!i"Ei services 10y in the morning, aud IA
evening.
Era"ge'ieoi Protestant, Rev WV. HaFER, Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, East wherii,r
Zion ErdnGesicdt LW'ieriuR, Rev. P. zINMaRRNIAE,
Pastor Market street, between Third;
wheeiing;services morulns ana evening.
J@oi@ Synagogue, Quincy street, Market and
Main.
German Protes'dnt, Union Hail. Main street, between
M"nrse aud Quincy services 10y morning.
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SHANGP, II TEUE.-iS "a man was walking in
his garden he discovered two clothes horses.
lie took them into his stable, where he soon
broke them. lie then pot the yoke of an ee,s
upon their nccls, aItschcd them to a cart by
the bonds of friendship. and covered them with
-heet lightning To pT"'srt them from the lies.
He then leaped upon tie cart. sat npon the seat
nf government, took tnr whip of Il top Ia one
hand and the rcins Q; several kings IN the 9th
er. and drove off, passing through The gait uf
hu.ialO. over The ground coffee for three miles;
but in crossing the track ofa snail he was RIM
into by train of thought, and dashed heels
over head into n stream of eloqueuce. where
his cart was broken AGAINST the rock or crr.
He. by industry and f.ti-s.Ity he soon gaiued
the shore, where be made boat Of the bark Of
the prairie WOLF which he fitted with mast
made Of the north pole and two auction sales.-
He then sailed down the river To its mouth.
and landed upon a iongne OF land, where lac
Nas seized By q serious sensation aad conveyed
to a cell where he secured hy chain light
"ing fastened by thuuder-bolt The jaiior
.nve him his liberty for Christmas present,
aud read To him the report of cannon.
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Tue chess prodigy, Paulsen, Is playing ten
games at once, biindto!ded 1t that up in Chicago.
In Ne" York at the great chess tournament, he
played five games az once, bIindfolded- He says
he can nOw play ten ',i,h more case than he
then played five. In the ten games st Chicago
shen the reporter Of tue Press ''irr,,' Pluisen
ahead on every game TAT one, aud on that
waS even. The Pres says:
Paulsen is not pa, ing against Ten opponents
only hat nGaiu>t all t..e !.adinls chess amateurs
aud Club pTariiiigicr~ oi Chicago, il Congress
assembled. There Is regular cun-uliatiorLover
every game-each man j. anaiyzed and weighed
with due care by th-eeor tour experienced play
.TS
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wa EEI.ING, Va. MONDAY MORNING. MAY II. ls5s
THE INTELLIGENCER.

FUN on THE BENCH IS LnrISISNA--So oealIipg
Of the Grand ,IurieS, rer ifjS NE that the Parish
Court is now in session here. his Honor Kiah
Rodgers pTeSi3ins-old Kye, or "Ky, - they ust
ally call lin. Old ny was passing sentence on
criminal, and delivered himself n follows:
prisoner, stand up Mr.. Kettles, this Court
* under the painful necessity nfpaSsing sentence
Of the law upon you. Sir. This court las no
doubt, Mr.. Kettles, bat What you We're brought
into this ScTape hy the E~e Of int Sicatius lquc-
The friends Of this Court all fH0rs that ef thar
Is any vice this CourtathurS, II Is intemperaucc
When this Court a yGuns man, Mr. Kettles.
IT was considerably Inclined 10 drinl; : and the
frinds Of this Court iy.otry that this Court has
E6tSralig very high temper and Of this Court
had not stopped short Of and stopped the uSe
Of intoxicating liquor, have no doubt Sir, bat
what this Court Sir, Wauld have been in the
Pcnitcntilry or is gEorr '
Another case was before the Court An over
seer who had hcen discharged, brought suit
against his employer fGr the v hole wear, wages,
alleging that he had been iiSCarEcd without snf
tcient grounds. 'O.d Ky" charged the Jury as
follOWS:
'The Jury will take notice that the Court is
well acquainted with the nature Of the case
When the Court first started out in the world
he followed the business Of overseeing. and ef
there is any business which the Court under
stands, il i hNSSeS mules and nisgcrS-thrugh
SS00-and This Court iu iCsS-racin' was nlwnvS
naterally gifted; and ;his Court in running a
quarter Whar the HOSES was turned a uld
lllers turn hns~ 81 20 gain 10 feet in race:
and that on certain orcasiOn in the Parish Of
W West Feliriana. II WaS one Of the conditions of
the race that Nv Rogers shouldn't trrn nary
one or the AnsSe,"
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\ Buffalo paper SAYS that party of Roches-
ter geniIe.lem "c.e aIning at one of the hotels
IA that city, the other evening, when Iin!ialn-
nian unfeeing enough To rcprorcs, one of
them with the fact that Caaaniai.GT h.i gut
murder .! iis Own, aud xaS rather taking tic
wiid out Of lie Hpgle,trr sails The siajur
Jared up ind. .g.aItiy. tliat Canan,iaig,ia riiuT-
der!' said ii,; at VS., authing hut ,.isty,
drunken, bar rVqir. bghiing homicide. our
AisrfeJy, sig, are ali yisl-oil'afe,i ,"
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Il,l. LAW or NEW WSPAPENs.

l.-Suizcrhers who do give express notice the
considered wishing to connuetheir subscrip.
iJHs.
If Subscribers order the dscOntnuaRce OF their peri-
ideals, v publisher continue to send them until all
Taid-
Subscribers neglect refuse their prriodi-
as from the Mres to which they directed they held
poushle iil IN, have settled the hill aud ordered them
l'c7niiiued.
subscribers remove To other places withOutiHoTm-
iu!isi' and the papers Seat TO the former Ii
tr,l,u, uf-y held responsible.
ill CourtsaTr decided tlrat refusing to take periodi
81 tle oc removing and leaving them uucalle,
o-.'- TrimI hiaiI ryIdcnC, VI Intentional fraud.
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MAsoNIC DIRIlCTORY.

0AiO lodge No IOI.-Meets aSorIc Hall,
corner Marke, Monroe streets the ne Al dM Mon,
tsy evenings Of each month. @. ". 81 W. Nj Ais+-
IvIer L'sgs1ia, s-cre;ar-.
wheeiiuE hodge No. 13S Meeu above on
the s- and tirf Thursday evening each MONTH +. 4.
BnrNTliSsEE, W. NJ; S. ". Pedrrol, SECRETARY.
WhceiinE Caion UhaPIer 40. l0.-Mrets as
A''Tr on hs stc9H3 Monday eveanI Of each month. W.
Sc"rr' iiP-; $. ". Pedr.ou, Secretary.
WheeIiaz Encnm PmeSI Ne. I.-Netts 3
As"Es" theJo"rt1 Monday evening Of each oonth W.
= LSoS4S RseSrIsr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

BrT oF FEIALE ?iI.LosapnY--To be hated
hy her friends is tLe lot sf every good lJuaipg
girl; but 10 b. secretly cursed by the s. hol.
neghbOrhoOd, joy reseI vsd foi t!Ir tFaHcend.-i-
tally beautiful only. Without ever svriu:
young woman, you tell her Appearance by
just carefully anall zus the scai.da In circula-
ton against her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
10 JOIu,HspONDENTs

LET1ERs concerning rIp;on, advertising or other
gi' business OF tile InteEeneer, should be addressed
al e JroprirtUrs.
concerning editorial -partnent of the paper
h'ull Lc addressed TO the Editors, jointly, either
tleul.
srresronG~nts writing for publication, will please writ,
oIh ont side Of the paper
An observance tlr auyr rules will greatly oblige
ud sea- prompt attention to correspondents tlaI
> UlislI ? lerwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

"PosrET, de corn'S mp ''De corn'S up p
Why. only planted il ), stcrday" II know
dat; but dc hogs got Up !astnight, and goy it \
lit you hadn't counted On"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
CHOICE IND SFI.ITI

Tie ns'eiy rersfrst foi Spring Szlfer goods
90 tie sfsrs 1f IAslss. Hstffs4 10 - f-- sar.s
aud WG'Sr S., WhssfiHg. 10.
RESPECTFULLY EI my friends ans rIl--s 70 csf
and 81
I-E-STESGS N1RSETELE.S ssOOL,. Easf.l.l .ssi
NO.iDAS just received from Tie Eastern .r isa,f-
lad TaFtirCiar attention e. srlretitF goods. Goa
ndrnt % being able 70 crafty the fast
sIhzp TIlu$- LsTrfAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

"Can you ;el me how It Is that chanticlecr ai.
ways keeps hi> fratH Is - sleek and smoo,n -
Nc" "wen, I'll tel vgu. He always carries
bis comb with him 4"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
Just Received and Now Cpen.

NlTEtHkr pleasure ia ilfs .tIs-- .il
w the public gnrEsNv have s-I t,F t.
Spring st'rk q tLOZA>, s-4oSLAAEks a gJ>TEN Ggs,
t"rrtttr Win EFrtIa Tiz rit ot Grt-
GooL-ah ~ vtich ~ f-li prizes tnrs.
w giiF ssE e-i, fvsiias eara - hat u
STOCK y !-- i- rasst that If-r
IA us style TsAiIty It lie ros..s eatFG SOLE. ~
noS tat oCr stnk cousists fsTgkigr r''s rf,r
t~sGb Soog-. ard PrtpaTsd 70 raRe IT. I
n-F Ia a - iu second tItlrT Eas: Nssi
mountains. guc - -h'r- NJ.
id2 Main -. Wuf EIEYt 3 E-,,,:,
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