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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
J HOLIDAY BOOKS

NOW OPENING one the largest and most care
Desks Se suitable Holiday Presents brought 10
ne Sy Books. ranging from @ twenty
5Fs SpnE llel be found almost all
ess bound: A. Poefs Poems, Poets of the I9h
SsntnTyi laia Rook Lady OF the Lake, EIs.
AIRS Aass celebrated ''Yoan,'' elegantly bound, &c.;
ShqGs annaals: among these yen VIII hnd Goodrcs .'wo
heh OF bsauty and ieroSm, containing ~ beautiful
g .iI rs the Gree y
Roland Baker, Isabel orsine Buncrors list ry, Hugh
StHeF,s WotEs Surgeons Sermons, "Autoc-at the
LnnRfelluwS Works. = =
8oRhS-ot these have greatervariety
tan ever before put LIBRARIES single copy
Iaess would nention Chidren,s
and ttuEh story OF Darling EelIyi the ttGiAnt Killer
and al OF I KS Rocks Parlry hooks, ga VIII and
way Koo Books, both series; leaInug Think, tag
n1G AS c CoLored Toys Of almost every description
GTeeys American Tract Society, PresbyteFIan
Back Cannon Boards Chess Men and Fnorj5. ,l,nn.t
every style and Quality of Stationery. Can make your
JA3 O. ORR,
decl4 doors North Of II. & 81 Bank.
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EB Statistics disclose the unpleasant fact totra-
velers intending to cross the Atlantic, that there
is one chance out of eighty oftheir never living
to get to the other side. For the last four years
about 100, 900 persons have made the trip-all
told. In that time three trans.A Atlantic steam.
ers have been lost with 1900 lives. For the
last twenty years the ayerageloss oflifv isabout
one in hundred
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1890 - SIScESNEs, Ia, gune %, 1858.
PROF. o. J. IyooD: As you about manufacture
and Vend your recently discovered Hair esoratiTe Win
state for Nhomsoevert may concern, used it
anu known others 10 thHt, IhVr several years
been in the habit OF using other Hair and at
ind yours vastly superior any other know. IL en-.
trely cleauses the head of dandru months
proper use will restore PERSONS
youthful color and texture, giving It healthy, soft
glossy appearances and all this, without dGScooring the
hands that apply II, the which drops would
there5oTe It's OF ay.
ing = fne color and texture e their hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
O.. J. WOOD CO., Proprietars. sls broadway, n. Y
On the great N Y. Wire Railing EStablisl ia
Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold BY all good Drugsists.
d,t-w&s-ly-k1 oete6-sm
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ARCTIC ". NTuSTAMG

"A G1O L III vs. N1s
iavIdOus and isnpadsnt card recently putll.Led by
5oes a. 5SP ssS, Of sSS sa @ S tome
controversies, always aysidsd lhsia We shan In
e To IS aimed sP t i S5 @ cart S.
evidently has esatdyy origin, these alsinterested RSn
Ss SR q 5gs FIST SsSle 80 rapidly
tory for TO follow Seridtia Bragg had
neson Susisus, and would not ISld lpsrf re-.
spons6ls for rs deteroFated quality for the injuries
the market gutted. Dr. Braggs son Is Tie only per-
% S lRy IS 5 aSs Ss a a:
been owned BY Oliver bragg and 81 RurroWes doing
pie TACT that he inyentedit.
Since lnyentug tle Mustang Or Bragg has had many
eaFs OF experiences andt Is hut reasonable
remedy Than in his eomparvr TostS
Ehe nsantaneous success Of BragES Arctic Lininens
that such was the fact Betore the Arctic Linmtnt
been introduced ak months 1t had superseded
llnments, including the Mustang the meantime spu-
rouS article OF the Mustang made its appearance In
been by Dr. Bragg, but unlike nity Possills
h a1S Sonssan5S annoyed y Letters rem ystioGS
Gle OF the Mustang, complaining its lad effects,
the mistaken impression that proprietor IL
Dr. Bragg considered his duty settle mattlr be-
fore the public in card announcing he further
IT, that was his affair with which have
nothing TO do The Yaunt of the Mustang that
they are well known to the business community
70 tnosS VINO Know tier status The troule is
ey are too well known Their motive In the card alluded
preparation superseded by Hraggs Arctic Lnimrnt,
article 50 greatly Us SUPERIOR but Thish hey affect to
Tered large sum for It's suppression, failing m that
are hoW expanding much money for eWBpaper c9rds In
The vain attempt persuade he public tile Arctic
men is failure The public are easily suiled
iaese suppose, and readily comprehend that
were such failure these interruptions persons pre-
The fact Is readily PercePtil lat they
prosperity OF their own article, well they may
they Esow that for article substantial ceI
ebrttS OF BNAGCTS ARCTIC LlNlMENTit possess
intrinsic value capable of positive demonstration,
hence their only hope Is In abusing that people
be deferred from trying 1t, we'll
tested lis merits they could again TO
The Mnsang In cCncluson claim that the tic Lin.
will bear tEiumphanuy every ttst that may be aTrsd
to it BRAGG & BURROWES,
Sole Proprelols, st. Louis, Missouri.
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81 We see by the Herald that the mail mr..
engagements don't suit them up about Wells.
burg. So they have called meeting and r..
solved after this manner:
WHEREAS: By recent change in the Tina
Table of the Pittsburgh & Cleveland Railroad,
whereby there is a delay of from l6 to "a hours
IN the arrival of the Southern and Eastern mail.
at this place; and whereas, the citizens of Wells
burg aud vicinity are greatly prciudiced in their
various arrangements-th mail reaching Wheel.
Ing, point only sixteen miles distant, in the
early part Of the day and not until the follow.
ing day being received and distributed at this
Office, therefore, 49,
Resotcea, That the citiz ems of Wcllsburs and
vicinity are greatly injured by this delay Of the
mails from IL to "a hours in distance of only
Rssoteed, That the Department DO and is
hereby respectfully and earnestly requested to
direct the Mail Agent of this route, to have the
mail delivered at this place. at least on the same
day it reaches Wheeling.
ltssotred, That this meeting regards the Rail-
road Company aforesaid, the parties at fault in
me u delay and not the officers of the Postal
ResoiUeR, That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the P. NJ. General, by the Secrc.
"a with a detail of the grievances OF which
they complain.
J, G. jacob, seGy. : :
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BY The UNION LIME.
TO Tux DARBY HNTEL14AeSlN GER
goTFIoE. GoRNER wATER AND MoNaoE srsEEEg.


WAsHlEGToN, Dec. 24.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has decided an appeal that beet root
used IN the lnanufactnr of paper is charscabIc
for a,duty Of fifteen per cent. The cotton vel
vet part Of Coburg robes qnilla "a per cent
and worsted part 10 per cent. Cotton duck 10
per cent. The exporters had claimed entry at
Is per cent. Sail duck, but no such articles is
specified in tile tariff of 1857. Pearls, though
Strung on thread il important to be set in the
U. S., q per cent. Bags of American lnanufac-
ture exported from the U. S. filed with grain,
and afterwards imported filed with grain, will
be admitted free of duty.
ATca,ladencd on board Jnnks in waters within
the territorial limits of China, is considered as
ladened in the ports of that country; but tea.
the product of China, purchased and ladened
on board of Chinese Junks in the roadstcad
harbor or waters of Singapore, cannot be treat
cd rs coming from the country production, and;
WILDE subject to duty. The Secretary has
over.ruled the decision by which duty was
charged on mill stones, and places them with
burr stones, wrought or unWrought, but I'M
manufactured.
The following regulations prescribed under
the tariff of 1876 have been re.aftirrned on
questions arising on appeal under the tariff of
1857: Dut1ble merchandise imported into the
United States and afterwards exported, although
it may have paid duty on first importation, is
liable to duty at every subsequent Importation;
wheat, when imported in moderate quantities
exclusively for experiment and improvement
and agriculture, will be admitted duty free.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0, 1855,
PAoY wOoD-Denr our lair IL lroyin
itself beneficial The front, and also the back
Of my lead aluost losti coyeyingn have
used but two half pint bottles Of your and
the top Of my head is well promising crop OF
young hair, and the front s also receiving neht
have tried other without any
think from my personal Recommendation can In.
duce many others to try II,
GOurS respectfully, D. B. THOMAS, N. D.
So.464 Vine street,
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Ey-It IL stated that the Sons of Malta in Gin
cnnati have contracted for five thousand loaves
of bread, which hey propose to distribute among
the poor ofthat city, to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

fy- Those Of our readers who saw and heard
Prentice here last winter, will be interested in
reading picture of him on our first page.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female pills.


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from. prescription Of SIR u Clarke, H. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unalug in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject. noderates all excess and re-
moves all obstructous, speedy cure may be relied
on. 10
TO DIARRlED LADIES
1t is especially suited twill, short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar, bears the Governmen,
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counteriel,s.
CAUTION.
These Pas should be tdk., 5y females .rino n.
FIRST THREE lfON7,RS or pregnancy, as thev are
sure to G'ta0 on Miscarriage, 6tGt any other time the,
dre sac.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal AReetions Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion PaIpa
ton OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pills will
elect cure when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, contain iron caionel
HntimOny, or anything burttul to the constitution.
Fnll directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
ats1 o. Baldwin Co., 2ooh 1a4ssi II. z.
N.B-s1Yco and postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pills
by return mall.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN q co. In wheeling,
b. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pittsburgh
Purcell, Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va, at Rich
mond apQs-1y
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~ Rcligious;-L Pyron, will delivera dis.
course IN the Disciples meeting house, Centre
Wheeling, tomorrow, Sunday 26th.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-River about stationary,
with upwards Of 10 feet water to Cairo
The Illinois is falling, hut still high. The Upper
Mississippi is also falling. The Missouri is ris-
ing aud ice running out rapidly. The weather
turned cold last evening, and during the night
froze very hard. 1t was clear, bright aud
frosty this morning. Mercury 289.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

~ Fazon, the wag Of the Buffalo Republic.
gets off the following in regard to one Of. our,
Cleveland contemporaries, which Brown charac.
terizes as a dirty insinuation:"
0nio.-Ye Yesterday was thanksgiving duy in
ono, and the editors ofthe different papers had
had his choice to he called Brown or Smith
and selected Brown because it was odd.5 Brow
has queer notions of Thanksgiving day. Brown
commenced the day by washing himself and so
extensive was the job, the water in the Cuya.
hoga set back" up stream, at the rate Of about
tour miles an hour so great was the draught on
boys sand-pnpered him all night and he came
out feeling very sweetly. He complains that
there arc but two and halffect Of mud in the
streets, state of things of very serious nature
to Cleveland people, as they are accustomed to
about four feet at this season of the year.
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mRRIEMnA

If YOU IIAe:NslE< ANY PAIN,
RHEUAAFIss1, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS, PARA.
LYsIs, OLD SORES, soALD HEAD, DURSs AND
scALDs, STIFF JOINTS, sonE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, SWOLLEN Glands,
PILES, Or oUTANEoUs DISEASES,
BUY, a BOTTLE OF
BRAGGsS ARCpI0 I4INRlI EMIT.
And get the United sIntes LenrntI Erse..
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pHE MARKETS.


CINCINNATI, Dec. 24,--Flour steady; $500
bbs sold at $4,75a5; receipts light. Whisky
dull and lowet;sales $40 bbls at 81 2a29, chiefly
the latter, closing dull and heavy. Hogs dull
and dropping; sales 1900 head at $6,50a7, the
latter for those averaging 240 lbs; receipts 900
head. good demand for Lard and prices
sitter; sales 1000 bbls Mt lO5a1l, chiefly the
latter rate Mess Pork dull; 5UO bbls sold at
$l7 30 and 800 do at SIS for future delivery.
Bulk meat dull and not salea6le over & and Sc.
Molasses firm at 80. Sugar fair. Coffee steady;
500 bags at 113al2{.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24-Flour unchanged:
sales of standard and good brands at $5,l2}a5,-
20; extra at So, 50a5, SD. and extra family and
tancya at $6,O0a7,25. Rye -four offered ut 49,.
so. Corn meal at So, 20, but very little doing.
Wheat dropping; sales Ufred at ST ,24a1 &c, and
Kentucky white at 81, 4oal 10. elm demand
at soc for Pennsylvania, and ifSc for Delaware.
Corn dull; sales Of 900 bus. new yellow at 6sa
roc, and new white at G3a65c.; old dull at Sic.
Oats steady at 444a45c. Whisky steady; sales
in bbls at243n254c
NEW York, Dec. 24,-Flour heavy: sales of
$500 bbls at 81, 25n4, 40 for state. Wheat oui.
Ell; l,60O bush sold, Kentucky white Sl,55.-
Corn firm; 10000 bush sold, mixed 7Gln77c.
new yellow 10. Pork heavy; new mes, s iSa
1912. Lard buoyant at 1l3a1l3. Whisky
BALr1NOaE, Dec. Flour unchanged
Wheat steady ut S1,S5al,5O. Corn in brisk
demand; yellow 70a71; white 66a67. ProYis.
ions steady. Whisky dull at 254.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

w Il Happy Christmas to the readers of
the Intelligencer. May they sec, in the language
Of oriental bcnediction, thousand returns Of
it a great Gay is Christmas-tho only recOg-
nized and universally celebrated holiday
throughout the Christian world. Some people
love their ST. Johns dny-their St. Patrick's
dny-or AlSaints day, Sc; and we Americans
love our 4th of July-which we consider the
great day of days-but none or NIL ofthese days
make up Christmas day-nor do they bring
with them that train of oldcn time associations
those solemn, reflective and mirthful iollities
which from. time out of mind have marked the
coming of good St Nicholas 1t is day for the
rich and the poor-for the people of all religions
and politics throughout the Christian world to
celebrate. Therefore, we say, long live Christ.
mas We shall do our best to keep its memo.
ry green among the children of men. We shall
let slip all the implements of news to-day
qnench the fire in our steam press furnace-put
by the types-and give ourselves up to all the
good times we can command.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

81 rell5ilctton Of IRdges.-The Psfapsco En-.
ES'prtse states that the Granite Manufacturing
Company, at Ellicotts Mills, Nd, havs been
driven to the necessity of a reduction of ten
per cent; on the wages paid their operatives,
which Is the second reduction since they com,
menced operations.
We hear ofsliko reductions in some of the
workshops of other States, US well MS working
on half and three.quarters time, at the rate Of
1ttty cents for tes. AOurs cork. This is pretty
hard for laboring men, with families.
Jones, friend, who calls himself the heavy
dogrell man Of the IntelIigsaesr, who drops in
and out just when he pleases, submits the fol.
lowing as deserving of n place in this column
Old maids often of. siieli hideous rnein
That TO be hated need but to he seen:
But daily seen, familiar with the ace
We hrst endure, then pity thgn--embraee ~
What "take off" Embrace, indeed
GW- The Turner'S had a handsome celebra.
ton at the Melodeon last night Gay times
dancing and festiyi,ies-yet everything in good
order.
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W- To-day being Christmas, no paper will
be prepared by us for Monday morning, and
consequently none will be issued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
EDWARD D. KEMP,
! 6AWUEII y. SPICER,
CHARLES G. 0RlRElTI

Among other pr oeeedings the following, Ytz:-
IN TIE ORPHANS COURT F0t BA LrIkiGRE CITY.
IN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE or WILLIAM WEIR.
MAN decea applications by the petition of sAGfI
KIRBY and JAMES r. TYSON, Executors Of said William
day Of Dseember eighteen hundred and dyeleht by
tors they hereby directed to cause to
In Two or more OF the daily aeWspapers published in the
city ~ BALTIMORE and the daily
published In the States of ohio5 Virginia. illinois, Iowa ami
once aWeek for the OF notice
to all children Of Deborah MAXWELL and Holmes
TWO o. The sisters OF said William WiermRn, deceased and
to sppear in this court the first day OF Nav EIGHTEEN
and aS- nine either person attorney
to authenticate their claims distTbutlon share Of ne
residue ofhe estate the deceased in pursuance Of
the Act o. the General Assembly Of Maryland OF 1885,
chapteF us. lSIgnedl E D.KEMP,
GAM'L g. SPICER,
CITAS, q. GRIFFITH.
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NEw YoRK. Dec 24-The q. S. steamship
Relief saiedfr0m Aspinwall on the 9Th inst.
corvette Falmouth were at Rio OH November
8th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

The The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
llNlMERI; is cocxtensve with the civilization
OF the globe. Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-this cures Family Physi-
clans. Government Hospitals, Naval Dispense.
tories, Farriers, Planters. Farmers, Liyery-men,
DC, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men,
RKEEUoEFsRY,ESJM
Of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tnmours. Running Sores, Serofula, Stiff
Joints Felons; swelings, Burns, Bites. Boils,
Ch9Ps' Neuralgia SaltRheum, and all aches
upon
HORSES CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring,bone, Cells SPAWN, Scratches.
Poll-Evil, Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., are subdued
and cured by the
MUSTANG IMMINENT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

We the undersigned, ouners of steamboats,
running to and from the port of ST. Louis Impressed With
the Importance OF having hand all tines safe nnI
certain remedy t9 be used in sudden disasters have
obtained supply OF DR. BraFs's Arctic Lniment which we
ieEinE to be the most speedy and unialing reedy
% he uubi lie: 49,
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RMEUyEEsRY,KSJEK
HORSES CATTLE, 90
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
NALUABLE HORSE sAMEn-

VAIOA5IE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. s. LrrcH Hyde Park, VT, writes go That the
morse was considered northeast s was spaYtn
but since the free OF the Mustang Ilnment have
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Imminent has been doing
wonders up here"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

~ We have again to repent our notice that
yearly advertisers, who oyerstep their allotted
space, will be charged extra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

Pl4TsRuRGn, Dec. 24.-River Ii feet 6 inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather cloudy aud
cold
LoursvrLLR, Dec. 24.-River falling fast; loR
feet on tue falls. Weather clear-ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

tloslNG oUT-we have large OF silks and satins
" aud Vine Dress Goo is which We have made up our
ntnds to ssA Also small lot Of Remnants Of Rich silks
that eotd Also entire stock winter Bonnets
decla STONE = THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

SEE advertisement of DR.. sunford's Liver In
in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

CINcrSNATr, Dec 24-River fell inches in
the last "a hours. Weather cloudy; hard frost
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25


20 Effects Of Late HOuse.-From recent trial
we learn that new womun's profession is
known in England-that Of a "face painter" or
ladies decorator" The mistress of this art at
tends ladies' who goto balls, &C. beauties their
complexion, aud arranges their teeth, besides
dressing their hair, and attending to the making
up of their persons generally. Some who pur.
sue this business can produce the required quail.
ty of paleness Of color to suit various times aud
circumstances, and can make the subject Ian
gnidly interesting or brilliantly handsome from
the contents ola small box. 1t probably will
not belong ere some snch profession is in prac.
ticc here aud other cities-late hours and dis
sipatien making sad ravages on the health and
beauty -four fashionable women. There is one
custom which, though universally prevalent is
advocated by none and is complained of by all
most bitterly by those who arc most the
slaves to it-viz that of turning night into
day at parties. Tho necessity of going at ten
o'clock, when the powers of nature require
rest instead of further taxation, draws fatal.
" on the constitutional strength of the in
diyidual All the vivacity and gaicty requisite
for making brilliant appearance, must, after
that hour, be derived from artificial stimulus of
some kind; and if the body be not fed with ex-
citing food or drink, to supply tho fount Ofvigor,
the brain and the emotional nature must be
taxed for that purpose. This unnatural condi.
ton continues during the hours given to social
assemblies of the kind-perhaps from ten to
two o'elock,-th0 failing powers being sustained
oy Suppers and wines, that purchase the excite
ment of few moments by after hours of ex.
hanstiOn. Sleep is perchance woed to the couch
by three or four in the morning, but slumbers
till noon will not restore the system to its
healthy condition, and lassitudes, headaches
and debility are felt during the day, or till the
necessity comes for another effort to be brilliant
Tor another party. How is it possible nature
can bear these continued violations of her laws
without sinking prematurcly under the burdenY
An, votaries of fashion, your triumphs are dear.
" purchased A few hours of pleasure follow
ed by train Of suiEerings, tending 10 the loss
of beauty, health and life
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!. EDWARDS g. ! BRo e5s.aR',

III oMDAY sALEs.-we viii commerce on this day to
reduce the price upon our entire stock Winter Dress
S S0So' 10 T French Msrtnes and cashers Thbe
ains Our stock these goods Is stiiI very
arge being much the most desirable have brought
me city We have also pretty Cloas eSt also
good stock of Shaws Undesirable styles Nch We viii
sell very cheap Now is the time for bargains.
oeclo STONE & THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

. VI 0hahh6
DIR. BAAKER viii
also give special
ATTENTION 70 the
following cases
QnShH. Coldt Con.
sPmpt!oa, Group,
Inhueuzs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and BlI
other dikeRses OF
NhA 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

mentO Fashionable PuRS, consisting Of Canes Vie
torinss u1s and AuGaeea, SWANS Down for Ladies'
ana ChHdren and Fur SIuleTs and Gloves ents-ai
OF very desirable quality, holiday pres
ents. Prices greatly reduced. -