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.ARKENs THE GREYEsT HAIR.

replaces the red sandy hinge which eetras much
personal eomeliness with brilliant black bTOEa
The hues It mpzrts are FAST COLORS and never change
Ole after exposure the air In the rapiiiiy,
Ormity and certainty Of its operation s Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by eli Hair Dressers JOsEFH
CHRIsTADoRo Co, No 5 Ast0r H0ase. n Y
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WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

inserted without pain, as periect as naIuIaI-
VOfce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel.
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MARsHALI.,S UrFRINE CArHnIIcnN

MaiShall's Uterine Cathoicon will certainly cure Al
the diseases for which II Is recommends -
- here j. no med cIne like lt IN This couufrv.n
Ia the worst cases have ever met with MarshaIl'
Uterine Caihohcon Is GER am ard safe remedyT
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+ B.COBB & CO, RESPECTFUL
- LY AK the attention Of Teachers and Dealers 10 te
to0uug lis. embracing The most pupu and approved
school S0oks We keep th-ss books n large qua
titles The and iu good Condition. and oar pm
ces and teIIns reasonable
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Allwork done BY experienced han
A complete stock Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

SoME persons seem still to entertain the no.
ton that young girls needno training except
that of the mental faculties; that their forms
are of less consequence than their dresses; and
that Development of physical strength would
impair their delicacy, and tend to make them.
masculine. By restricting their physical educa-
ton and limiting their sphere of activity, they.
are condemned for life to enfeebled health, and
an aimlcss, idle existence. Let such parents
ponder the truth embodied in the following re
marks. which we cut from the Homo Journals:
"IHe Tom boy is ar. eager, earnest, impul-
sive, bright-eyed, glad-hearted, ktnd-souled
specimen of the genus .teminG. If her laughs
little too frequent and her tone trife too EN-.
phatic, we are willing to overlook these for the
sake of the true life and exulting vitality to
which they are the ''escape- valves;t and indeed
we rather like the high.pressure nature which
must close off its superfluous steam in such
ebullitions The CHANGING eye, the glowing
cheek, the fresh, balmy breath, the 1.-the and
play of the limbs tell tale healthy and vigor-
Gus physical development which is natures best
beauty. The soul and the mind will be de-
veloped also in due time, and we shall have
before us woman, in the highest sense of the
term.
When the t'Tom. boy" has sprung up to a
healthful and vigorous womanhood she will be
ready to lake hold of the duties of life, to be-
come worker in the great system of humanity.
She will not sit down to sigh over the work
Igiven her to do" to shipper nonsense, languish
in ennui, or fall sick at heartT-but she will
ever be able to take up her burden Of duty
In her track there will be sound philosophy, in
her thoughts boldness and originality, in her
heart heavens own purity, and the .world will
be better that she has lived init" To her al.
lottcd task she will bring health, Vigor, energy,
and spirits, and these will give her both the
power and the endurance without which her
life must be, in some respects at least, failure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

THE AMERICAN AND OTHER NAT1oNs.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson thinks that the Americans have
very good opinion of America. Tho world
was shaken by our engineries. Our navigators
had gone the nearest to the Pole. We inter-
fcred.in Central and South America. Welked
people that could do things We were, in fact,
made with sort Of triumphant superiority.
As sct.oG to this "do-everything" quality
of the Americans, the speaker next took a rap
i'd flight through the history of other days and
lands, in order to unveil the wonderful exploits
of foreigners. Thus, nobleman had once adj
dressed to Byron the interrogatOry, what there
was that he could do, that the queStioner could
not; TO which Byron replied that, since nm an
swer was thus compelled he would name three
things; these were-frst, that lie could swim
across river, by the side of which they were
then standing second, that he could snuff a
candle with pistOl-ball at twenty PAGES; and,
third, that he had written poem, of which
fourteen thousand copies had been sold in a
single day.
Sheridan had, in single day, plead a case il.
Court for two hours in the morning, engaged
in Parliamentary debates in the evening, and at
night attended two theatres; in both of which.
plays were performed in his own writing.
But, MOTTO enlarge, there was an old French
proverb which said that nothing succeeded SO
well as success" and there was much reason to
fear that this false philosophy of tnerc material
success held too much sway with us in this
country.
The speaker assumed that each man could do
some certain thing with facility which would be
extremely difficult to every other. Each man
was new method, and distributed things anew.
All men were primary or secondary, and so ac-
cording as their actions and thoughts were or
ganic or not Herein was the wealth Of each
The rule was, that in proportionas every man
drew upon himself he could not be suppanted.
But it was rare to find man that believed his
own thoughts, and this was So because we be-
lievcd everything TO be great except what we
canido ourselves. Not that there was really
any want of American egotism, but the factwas
that what we did ourselves was NOT our own,
but stEaining TO do that which was foreign to
ourselves. Talents were we'll enough, but a
Thousand times more valuable was that central
intellect which weighed the worth Of talents
We were too much inclined to think that
there were but few great men, and that all the
rest were little Thus we spoke of a single So
crates, one Shakespeare. one Milton, and SO on;
yet alter all, it was the good reader that made
the good book.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

TINS PARTY IN PowEk-That Democracy, so
called, ,nodernized distorted us we believe, by
corruPting influences, does at present exist in
our country as . great political power, none can
deny. With only isolated exceptions, since the
days of jackson, this degenerate element has
held control OF our government. Each succeed.
ing year it encroached further upon human
rights grew holder and more oppressive in its
mandates, entering into prOdigalitv, sanctioning
corruption and dcfying all salutary admonitions,
until a condition Of intolerance ensned, such as
at present exists, crying aloud for redress
Such, in the nature Of things, seems to us, and
We hatter ourselves, to largely preponderating
minority Of the people Of this country AT present,
e. be the tendency of that political power, bet
Ger KNOT n and understood as modern democra-
cy. II eliminated in wickedness, as it has now,
two or three times before.-Bslt. Pat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25


MR WAsHBuRS, of Wisconsin, who last week
had a somewhat sharp encounter in debate with
Shorter, the excitable fre-eatng representative
from Alabama, in which the latter was decided
ly worsted, rose on Monday, in the House, to a
personal explanation, which tho Globe thus
reports:
Irise to personal explanation. desire to
correct the report of a remark made by me on
Friday. find in the Globe of Saturday, that
in the colloquy which took place between the
gentleman from Alabama Mr.. Shorterl and my
self, am represented as having used this Ian
guage:
"Mr Wa,hburn. of Wisconsin,. have doubt the cit
Representative here to-day.
L am there represented as using the plural
number and speaking of the Representatives.
from Alabama. used no such language. My
remark applied exclusively to the member from
Alabama who first addressed the House on that
day.
1t does not appear that Mr.. Shorter, who in
his talk is so vehemently belligerent against the
Pilgrim Fathers and other dead or absent nor
thern men, made any response to these rather
personal observations from one who was so dan
gerously "alive and Kicking" Nor is it stated
that the pugilistic achievements of his Repub.
lican opponent in the Grow and Keitt fracas
Oflast session had anything to do in procuring
his silent acQuiescence in the retort
-A-AsOsH-
THE New York Democratic press are threat
ening a contingent rebellion, if new platform
is lobe constructed for 1900 Thus the Coop.
erstown Journal an old Democratic journal,
quotes from the Presidents message:
1.-THE Supreme Court of the United States had
previously decided that all American citizens
have an equal rightto take into the Territories
whatever is held MS property under the laws of
any OF the States, and TO hold such property
there under the guardianship ofthe FstlerdL
ConstttHtion, so long as the territorial condition
shall remain"
To which it appeuds the following emphatic
comment:
Ifby this the President designs to sustain the
doctrine advanced by a few ultra men at the
South, that Congress is bound to protect slave
property by special enactment, inthe absence of
territorial laws to that effect, an issue will be
raised directly, in which nearly the entire Dem
0eracy Of the Free States, aud nearly all The
StuUe States, SCitt take the negatire."
To which the "Rochester Union" Oemocra-
tic) adds-"I too, Katyi
We presume that the Democratic party will
he guilty ofno such folly MS making new tests,
but if it should, there will be such rebellion
in its own ranks as will compel "tlO leaders to
stand from under"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
TTNHE North st. n E: Sunday School give an ExhibI-
tlOn In the Atenmum Thursday evening, Dec SOth,
commencing at ~ O'clock.
The exercises will consist In Singing the School, Sing.
ing by the Choir Quavtetts Duets Speeches. Dialogues
Reotations Essays Declamatons &c The 10 be
Professors Meor, Slack, Rigby, Hamilton, and others
have kindly volunteered their services.
Tickle 10 ceutscan be had at the Book stores and Mt
the door. dsn2I-td
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ZOE NAERORRl....

r wv tao1ses On, street, one House on ne.
store room in Centre heeng,sn the sornst aCu al
and t9rsst Allsy Enquire atJacob IIGs psl. nsla
laly9o. jolly sans. y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

John Smith and Others helrs Of Mary an In chahcery
and Elizabeth Smith, decd, late OF Brooke in the Cir
Co., Virginia. IS. kcut Court Of
Henry Smith and others. heirs Of the Brooke Co..
Mary and Elizabeth Smith, Virginia.
The defendants will notice that Wi ON the 18th
day January, 1885, Court La Porte Co..
in the State Of Indiana the dispositions John
and Others to be read evidence In this case and
that shall also the 10th February 1859
Court House for Mercer county In the State OF Pennsylva
MAJ take the dispositions Of William Young others,
evidence In this case shall on the 10th day OF
February 1882 at the office OF Jacob Wheeling, the
State Of Virginia. take the dispositions David Le1er
gus Smith and others, evidence In this case.
dec25-4tws JOHN SMITH, and Others,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

merchants g Mechanics Bank,
WHEELING, DEC. %, 1858
VIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank for
the year 1852 VIII be held at the Banking House in the
city Wheeling Monday, the 10th day 1852
between the hours Of lO and the election
Nine Directors for the Mother Bank Seven Directors
Branch at organtown and seven Directors for the
Branch at Point Pleasant and for other purposes.
dec24-td s. BRADY Ca,h,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

The man who had his leg cut of has since
been ION the siump!n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

MERJlIANTs' 4 MECHANICS, BANK. T.
WnEEIIRG, Dec, %, 1853.
WIS Bank will be closed usual Saturday next
IChrstmas) and the Saturday following, New Year
dec24till Jan.1. 8. BRADY, Cash'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
[PE0m the olevslana Plaindealer:..

The Itiuerant shownann Among she 0spi.
riIs.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.,

~ NUHIII WEST ERN BANK Oh. VIkHINIA,J
WHREIISo December "a, 1855.
TUE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank,
for the election OF Six Directors for the Parent Bank
and Five for each OF the Branches, held the Bank
Ing House in Wheeling, TUESDAY the EIoHrkEETH day
commencing at eleven O'Clock and closing at three
O'Clock By order Of the Board.
dec25-til Jan. IS. 75t+ d. LAMB, Gashlr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
For Rant

iFINHATa desirable property nesr u, =,
known as the King properly The , ,eSd Ceuete,v
saalsisa. for large fsm5s
sop5alns tEo No. asEeS Which could be made 1ca The =
With excellentfence. terms apply ~ enclose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
Rlerrinlnck Prints,
81 ALWAYS ON ElAND IN TIME. a.,

SltAkEk RLANNEL-A lew pieces OF that genuine
~ Shaker Flannel for Skirts, just received by
uecsl MARSH & TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

EItNE1 PRESENTS
FOR TIE APPROACHING. HOLIDAYS
IT SWEENEY 4 son have on hand a fine assortment
ofornamented Vases Of various styles, Conees
Gtte Tete Sets Jewel Stands Cnndestlcks Motto Mugs
COLONIES, tine decorated China Sntoons, 30. do. II;
We have also hand splendid assortment OF Castors
(made Of metal that will tarnish) Also fne stoel
of PURE FRENON CHINA, both plain aud goldband for
either Tea or Dinner Sets separate peces as may be
Ladies'. " %
Purchasers in comparing prices will please bear in mind
that We DO not keep the EHoIIsn CHiNA.
dec21-till LIST Jan,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25
FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the property as Congress- Hail.
on Main street and Sprgg House ally, in the city OF
wheeling Also 90 OF valuable coal snI on the
Ralroai four mile from the city. Bank open
Terms hera The coal bank will be publicly on frst
Monday In January, 80 the Court House. not sooner
sold privately. j. H pESDI;EToN -
Administrator &c. Of s. p. IIulihen decd
Also, for rent until April 1st 1852 the PROPERTY on John
street in which now reside. decs St'''
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For Rent

CT0RE ROOMS 3 OFFICES, DWRI IIvcs,
~ RooE In the second and third sSTS BrrS
bouse and small hel % BY % feet also KJa
ONCE, No. tls1SS, Main Street. AsooIRSSRROOE
5Unior-up stairs. 'ssNe "n Monroe Ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

PERECMERYu
UBIN's Extracts for the handkerchief
~ RaEln's do do do
MitchelS celebrated Pomatnmg.
Black and White Slick PoinatTilus
Rose Lip EalFe,
GlyceIine Soap for Chapped Hands,
Shaving Cream, LILY White. &c
zdeell PAYNR & CO.. % Monroe ST
w Tuck. DEesslg and BoDnet Combs; nav style Of
Gum Hat Pins. Also, Hair, Tooth Nall and Cosa
StuAHes PAHNE & CO.,
asell r. Monroe ST.
ADISe and Gents BncEskIn Gloves and CSauaiisiS; La
aies CasslmerR and Kid Gauntets; Ladies' Zephyr
zphyr Children; slssysS
St Misses and CHILDREN; SIX, KID and Huektkh
9ItteFs Aos CALTsEtx Gauntlets Ladies', article
zase1l PAYNE 4 co. p Monroe Sc
klsl1RA BRANDY am6ll quantity OF very .up:rirf
- quality for tale It tpeVso1 2. lpNDkNBEEd4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-25

TINS Cincinnati Gazette speaks Of Mr. Hoxie
Of this city as one of the most reliable and Ell
cieut Mail Agents in the service Of the governs
ment. Tile Gnsette is right.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

1Lus ~ have he m1st TSi ar snj ~ AsH a.
ihuuiy e tho On .rrhstg ssiu. az msTu ct tas
Cuppsf Rui aaf 90 car CAV @yvtv mhn 20 msitsr
hus adanus'.- sssss.t. 90 rsn a.uiIN 80 4. a
iu 'hr utist &c 10 stsl~nI ghun-rf stufm, sBi
tel p~f-eJiy sue fhst 81 b. has ,as~a fhr proper
pte,auu.us agalr.f tFttntug b.. sn-,.safr PER.
isC'iF sni thoroughly ssgurv .EatusI a. harm
We Nt.i ruHstiurt 10 ,.gp-f tu' sut pa % - n
tItdirrs iuf thtfty-hS~ Jsut. 49, t.E ptb 3 luts
insuia'yfs 81 tnr.st~ Insufaut- con rst 81.
make ts1sHua' b. 81, Nabrr NhFu zoe copper Iu,!
spui up 10 buildings
A fHrrss
CAMPBELL LEE
Aug - - wtl.f~,.rf Va
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Nms Msrr,ss The RisAasai HR.x


Nms MsKIrss The RieAasai Wk,<
Of Ssssisy ssy':
Ns,sitbs,ssdiss the rsis YES resrips
dove last night. % he'd sss Of the .css
spirisel md sisrious Wig rallies that -
have ever see - Riehsoea The Airicss
Cssreh sss sesrly fall, and the be-, possi
bic spirit prevailed. Isdesd the spirit Of
20, ~ ssd '<s. y sGsis ssahe asesg ths
sotis add ssllsot wh,ss Of Rieheosd A
S,ss- Coevsstsos wss reeoa 20 dsA 20 be
held 10 this city. % the 10th Of February.
sad $50 Delegates spPsisssd 10 represent
Rshsssd
"Bsvsrly Ticker, Esq. q s coz AL
Delivered . speech befors The So .,
Friends Of F0rsisesrs 40 Diet -. !, L..
pool, .th ius,
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NOTICE..

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LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING I.

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c,nsIuctiuE sEd ro'ink 40 Amo- Loo
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tutuiEF Cauntt~s Mn
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JEFFERSON LAND FOR
IA L u

INTENDING 10 remove ffom Jefferson comm,
Il .nl ssi my vep VALUABLE LANDED
STATE, 10 sal e0sRty, eOnsi,libg Of Trsel, Of
Land
let, "BLAkELEY" attic head -.,.,. q IN,
north ic'k II the Balskin run GO. II the MOI p,
srsele farms IN ih- Waiter OF virr,Dt. ,ont.,a
tng $50 ACRES Of hfsi els.. 4 tm-,too, a.
.! -h'ca shosI 20 scf,s are ~ TIMBER ,lto..
81 vnhis three nilss Vi he w,ache,ter A Poto-
nse Railroad Depot 81 Cbsri..to~s. sitA Mi.
~ eosveoirnl The inp'vv-a-nt. coasts, Of
bt- BRICK DWELLING 9Th sisht rom.
.~,ds, tes.,ts Rooms Ba.emeat aud au,e
n.eS tl'a.s, TOR Os-rs--t sad ,.rvsut. stos.
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- usct 81 Esrv snp~fiu' TIMBER LAND
con.sin,ur stout b3O ACRES b,iuR /. r.r, ~
he REDWOOD TRACT" Th- lard !, ai.o
81 zap 'oi gusltV ant .. sithin hall mu- u,
tho Wiheh.>,ef a Pu.omse Rstfosi Th,.tr,rt
willie divided u desired o. sat pu-chs.r. 3,
ieims apply 10 tbs subscriber, Chari,,io.p. Def.
iefsoD co Va
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S~ri s.
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OF the pspsf bStWr,E the .O.h Of IA, o,;,l ,,,,,i
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NOTICE,

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