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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-25

~ ~ -.
w THIS ID the most reliable SEWING MACHINE cy"r
offered in this market both in the quality # it, worK
than tiat Of an other Machine, willie it o
the finest silk or tie heaviest cloth leather. c
which it works IN superior making sajeI;
evenly laid seam much finer THAI. ordirry hand work ~ho
CANT work it rarely get. out Of working o..
der fcqures repairing and simple that operator
nre adsan'"as over her sa h' we ~ c " mh
b"ds Ppen Scria1 Mleaines will hes, the ii,
Families all kinds 1t Manufacturing Clotets. Ta'"~ Ba.t
ard shoe Makrrs,or any oth'r requiring re work
Iiarnes. and saddle Manufacturers will hnd nj,
that vi" d" their work in rapid and substantial and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who r,qn,ee
their wants besides saving labor enough in tw months
pay frii Tailo swl fnda saving by using til, Sow
work THAT does ~, AID nach nj .rr ban
nnd work Boo, and shoe Il nnfacrufers Thou
sands of Dollars by usng this Machine while for urp-
s, u work don" IN ata,r b. this Machine. is b. than
The c.aytown Georgia, Patriot says =, hen
we purchased your tfds Patent &rns Mahiae ntcnI
ed il Wholly or amy U.s. but as it was rec 'nnnp" t" sew
many of on' he hbors testify 10 the supcii riy
heel 'onhcu, Ills alone. the ia
Dor enough pay itsc"s One of nelgbors wh' has
jarg ri nla,,n sys worth the of his best
hands in The rin" in king clothes for the Ev.
Machine you have sold in this vicinity has Civ the
esl satisfaction ana several intend to order Machine
you soon
planis,n New Orleans Your Bsds Pa,raf Ser-
Ing hahi"s have been in almost constant bong
week. Tho operators finished complete SUIT Of
clothes r each "t my Nv" hnndred and ten plantation
and md the the saved IN using them one has
than paid their cost
Another Planter says used employ three OF four hands
in making clothes for tie rest but since yrr
Dttds Iat'n &~"e Mahtn hand does the ing tr
the Whole plantation, while wife ing nearly
all the e"' al the family i.el confident tie Machine pays
for s-.f every thee mouths.
wewsh ali who need Machine examine these as u.v
the sincs, and best for Family Plantation or any
oth use where stitch required Price OF Utoas Pr.
WHITNEY 4 LYON, propri ors.
3l5 Broadway, New York.
Boplris g.. ivnrhhurr va nnr :,O.ts
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OUR FALL SPO(I\!

4 PROCI.AMATAON.- all whom il usny
IN concern The people of iiy Hung aud the adjoining
counties hereby appear iu,iardiatry at
GL's, RAISks just opposite the Farmers baak ard show
by they should PEI buying
CT nhng af said firm. getiin "a rens may b.
st comeiy sad persons
had al any other estab shment favorable terms
sspt20n CoMAOS SENSE. Judge
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IL. From the Clcrx,.-Kc,,d. !. @. s,enr,

IL From the CIcrKy.-kcv'd. >, @. Sicarms
=
he late Rev DR. Granger repeatedly expressed his lief
that lie owed his life to the timely of Perry
Miller During his visit the Missions Burmah
had severe attack OF the Immediately re-
leyed by its use.
Rev A. Webster Editor Of the Christian Ira writes:
nave used your fah Killer for yeain, in family
with much satisfaction. ''
eH IN lips formerly of the Ora Mission India writes
MY wife Is celebrated Pam Killer
affection which She has years aud W tn bet
ter effect than other the
am using 1t for dyspepsia and kinney good
slice, SIS =. Id by medicine dealers
'ou oY 'oiN H. SEAl lynehbnrg sept2i2w
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Juvenile Knavery and Ineratitude.

be for no other parpJse than a curiosity
nanental tree.-Gorg,d Joinndi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
658. FALL 1858.
MERCK ANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYHCHBU SURG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TnE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint you sell them Bas gain.
ADV TISE,
Aud arrest the trade Of the Great South West
1858

I AN AHES + FOR ALL THE PAPERS OF TIE LINE
u ot the Riirvai fIun Lynchb.fg khnx,i" ~ ih.n
having large circulation the people of South
Virginia aud East Tennessee
uay- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH~yG
IN Any OK ALL OF THE FOLLOWING rAiANS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House Va
VIRGINIA AND IEkNE SEE MN =, Bristol
BROW NIuW : KNOXVILLE tIenns NiIlG
NtNDIcAIbR. Jonesb,rougl, Tenn.
H Ha5LTr STAR Le.iaston,y..
Hia"iSHaH ,Ahlnsapn,va
SEM aNa,, , Lnrry.va
SAIEM REGIS TER. Salem. w..
THE VISITOR. Marion. Smy the Va.
VIRGINIA PAlkID l. init Ien1caro, t,I" yhcI Va.
DEMOCRAT, I uas., ~
SfAR AID HERALD ,hn.ians,rrr. "a
WfiIiE\liLE TELEGRAPH. r,..,.,-,
MTTIi,NliLE TIMES, '''"''.''
UNION ni.MOCRA +. men. Mmr, '.
ADFbtATE. Jrffrrsouvl,e. rszewe!l county, "a
REGISTER. Danviilp, fn.
TIE "SDt Til WEST" frarislurg Giles county. Va
Persons wishing to advertise al the above NH
find II 1HtiR INItht>r ca! the oilirr
Lynohhurg rirgninn. ,rrs where wit tie
made. and advertisements FoKw Al,DEp nltiOt Uri "
TEL will ao receive anl for" ard adf,fmf hus :aief
In the United States \. WADDffI.
septlsts Foreman Nirgni1n tl'.'".
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ssOuOWny's Ointment - u vie bn 1ia for
breasts legs and old
all other applications for Of years Thousands
Icates attest its almost miraculous the hospitals
both Of the old and the world Sold tho manutatory
No 10 Maiden Lane New York, and by all Druggists 2c
tjc, and Ell per pot st pt2ilw
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sesA- G l. O G X S. -Ra
IL w. JONES. Practical Repairer OF CLOCKS TIvy
. IItcrs. Music Boxes. sc having taken E,,.u,
sfiivs, next door to Nj rclans Bank Na;n syo,
1yhehbnrg is prepared at short ice and ON
terms to cxccutc work his line the zane lie
VIII In short time he prepared also repair SEWING
MACHINES, Locks. tit Keys &c Persons In town coun
Try will do well give HIM cal is spare
no pains 10 ease ssonablc customers
In his asenoc s "r,e left the Store Of
N.LhNTiSE6 HfNiNG will he promptly attended to.
Ttens-Cash on delivery of work aug DIM
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IlhIaytItt,
None genuine unless aligned l. BUTTS the wrapper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIYAl or TIE STEAMER AFRIoA.

New YoRK, Jan. 1O.-Thc Steamer Africa ar.
rived to-day, with Liverpool dates to the Goth
utimo.
The latest news from India and Bombay are
to the 4th of December,
The garrison at Lucknow was relieved, Nov
10Th the women and children and the wounded
were conveyed next day to Cawnpore.
Flying columns encountered the insurgents at
various points and invariably defeated them, re-
Inducements continued TO pour in, twenty.iour
members ofthe Royal family were executed at
Delhi
The British and Continental news generally
unimportant- The British exports for Noven-
Der, show great falling off.
Further reductions in the French army were
decided on.
The earthquake at Naples was less serious
than first stated, still there was great loss of
li!eand property.
The, Bank of Prussia had reduced the rates
to six and half No failures of consequence,
and better feeling under the Bank reduction to
eight per cent, but the markets and exchange
closed for two days holidays.
LIVERPOOL, 20th.-0n Friday and to-day the
Market was closed. BreadStuffs quiet on Thurs
day. Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Provisions
market dull. Beef, Pork and Bacon dull
LoNDON.-Money Markct-COnsols for &c
count quoted at 9S 1.sa9s Id, and easy market
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CONGRESSIONAI..
W,sn,,,o.,,,, : \.

- w ASIIlSGroN, Jan. IL.
SENATE.-O On motion of Mr. Wilson, a reso-
luton was adopted requesting the Secretary of
the Treasury to report the amount of revenue
collected in each collective district for each year.
from 1859 to 1857, the amount expended and
the number OF persons employed in the collee-
ton of revenue, for each of these years. ssal
Mr.. Houston introduced n preamble and rcSo-
luton to promote the efficacy of the Navy
laid over.
The Presidents Central American message
was referred TO the committee on foreign rela-t
tions, and the debate postponed until the com
mittee shall make report -
Mr.. Bgler offered a resolution relative to es-
tabliShing of mail routes between the u. S. and
Brazil aud the Republics of South America and
also the best mode of establishing and main
tanning such mail facilities If found necessary
and expedicnt. Adjourned
HOusE-The House considered a resolution
providing for the printing of five thousand ex-
ira copies of the Coast survey, report. 1t was
stated that the cost would be $40, 600 !, During
the explanatory remarks by several gentlemen,
Mr.. Phelps said that about one million of dol
of dollars were yet due on account of paper,
printing and engraving for the last two Con-
crosses, the resolution was negatived.
MIR. Faulkner asked, but failed to obtain leave
to report bill to increase the military estab-
lishments by five additional regiments. mao
The Hosse then went into committee of the
whole on the Presidents message. Mr.. Groes-
beck heartily and fully conceded in the views
expressed by the President in relation to the
breaking up of the Walker expedition. The
committee rose and the House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
INAUGURAL OF GOV. CHASE.

CoLrNBus, Jan. 1.-THE second inaugural Of
Gov. Chase took place this Afternoon. The two
houses met in Convention at three O'clock. in
the Hall Of the House The oath was admins
tered by Chief Justice Bartlay, Of the Supreme
Court, in presence of large crowd of citizens
and stiangers A large number of ladies were
present The oath was also at6ihistered to The
newly elected Republican STATE officers. After
the two houses separated a short address VAS
delivered to the Senate, and tho Democrats
Senator from the Delaware district, offered a
resolutionlof thanks to Lent Gov. Ford, which
was unanimously adopted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

ST. LOUIS sAIOs dan. Resolutions have
been introduced into the Nebraska Legislature,
deprecating the action Of the Lccompton Com
vention in falling to submit the Constitution to
vote of the people, and expressing the fear
that the establishment of such precedent may
have important bearing upon the character of
their domestic institutions Resolutions en-
dirsing Ferson to seat IN Congress in prefer
ence to Chapman, were passed ia both houses by
a decided vote.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Democrat
says the Free State Legislature and State ticket
received an average majority Of one hundred
and eighty-fve at Wyandotte. The majority
against the Lecompton Constitution was three
hundred and seVenty-three
The Leavenworth Times of the 9th. states
that the average majority of the Free State
ticket at that city was upwards Of eleven humid
red and seventy.
A gentleman from the Territory states that
there is little doubt that the Free State ticket is
elected by large majority. No disturbance re-
ported thus far.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
FROM WASuINGTON


JAN. 0.--The Union has leader in which
the acquisition of Central America is discussed
it repudiates the means adopted by Gen. Walk
er, but evidently favors the object, by another
process, it says, acquire the privilege of con.
constructing railways canals and roads across
the istlnuS, to settle regions of country travers
ed by these routes with pcaceablc tradcSmen
farmers and mechanic, would seem TO DC the
only sure and infalible mode of planting our in
stitItions permanently in those regions, il how.
ever, We must plant our constitutions in q Ie-
gion south of the U. S. by strong arms let it be
done by open and honorable hostility conducted
under the auspices and authority of Govern
ment. Nothing can be easier than to find caus-
es for national quarrel with the Central A
merican suites, and Spanish government if VIC
set about seeking it, II contrary to our national
policy, we must needs extend our institutions
Southwark by force; let it be done by honorable
warfare. not by political fOray.
The Treasury department to-day received
from the engraver and will issue Tomorrow, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars of Treasury
notes, Of the denomination Of one hundred dol
lars
The President sent into the Senate to-day for
confirmation all the Rhode Island appointments,
for consideration.
Mr.. Clitfords appointment to the vacancy IN
the Supreme Court viii be considered to-mor-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

Chasing It Hut.-Last night as a slightly
neOriated individual was sauntering along Wa
ter street, gust of wind came along, lifted his
hat from his matted head and rolled it into the
tl'er The owner gave chase, following the hat
into the water and beyond his depth. The de,
sire to rescue the hat was soon lost in the more
Important object of rescuing himself which he
ald by clinsing to the wheel of steamboat, and
'naIly ascending the same, where he sat doubled
up like jack knife, watching his old beaver un-
u, he was chilled through and pretty well sober
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
CINCINNATI MARKFr

JAN 1l.-Flour dull; very little demand; re-
ccipts fair. Whisky arm; $50 bbls sold at l5c.
Hogs dull; weather unfaVOrabIe; no demand;
prices nominal; receipts quite large Provisions
unchanged and dull 250 bbls Ness Pork at SG2.
Lard T3asc. Bulk sides 54. packed.
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Wharf. Ranaier.

would again respectfully announce myself candI
date the oce OF Wharf Master, and reelected will
attend faithfully to the discharge of duties ashereOfore
jane ROBT, HAMILTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

Please Doctor JAMES AKNER as candidate
oF the ofce Of MAYOR Ills long aud faithful services
In the City Council IS sufficient assurance OF IDS ability
aud I'LL the oics anil to enforer the ori
n9ness With afmness and the entire sat
i'factiOn Of uauTl "THE PUBLIC"
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RIVER AND MEATnER.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l1.-RIyer fallen feet since
Saturday---now about stationary Weather
damp. warm and cloudy. Heavy rain all yes
terday and last night
PITTsDURGr, Jan l1.-River Ave feet five inch
es, by pier mark, falling. Weather clear and
windy. Mercury 4s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
FOR MAYOR.

Mr.. EDITOR-You will please announce the name At
JAMES w PAXTON, Esq. candidate for Mayor ut the
ensuing Charter election believe him
pecs well qualified to fuhl the dutiOs Of thrt office and
blIge, ~ MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
FROM NEM oRLEANs.

Jan. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee from Vera
Cruz 9TH, says large party has risen against
the plans of Taucabaga, consisting large ma
jority of the outside military.
Commonfort had left the Capitol on the 1st, at
the head Of Lewiston of troops, his destination
was unknown. Before leaving he organized The
ministry, among whom are Alecatriz, Esparta.
Corio and Payne.
The Diplomatic Corps paid their respects to
Commonfort on New Years, except the British
Minister, respecting whose absence much re-
mark was made.
There is a rumor ofthc death of Gen. Alvarez.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
u.o6..,or MiIIer's Dancing AcndemyI
All WASHINGTON HALL,

THIS fashionable lnstituon win re.ogsn for the last
Ss, sh and 9th Hours Of InstructIonPor Ladies,
% and masters, from to p n, and for Gentlemen,
nas to 10 r. NJ every Friday and Saturday. select
ou Party every other Thursday during tie season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
REMOVAL.

"a hotses my kingdom for horse"
VIE undeFsigned after returning his tanks for TIE III
eIal which his friendsh extended 20 him,
sshs 20 anneunee 20 The abo that he has
the east side Of Main street, short dstanee below l Cd
an where ne is prepared furnish Livery stock Or m
uns1eeptonable character. hope able 20 render
and meet the % patrons eases
H"N%>-t<lA q .l--' 2. WHEAT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

For the Intelligencer, Is ~
Messrs EDIToRSI beg leSYe respectfully to announce
through the columns Of your paper my nameAs candi.
date for the office OF City Sergeant the approaching Char
ter Election ~ JAMES o. HAWLEY.
dec. 25, lS57.-te. --.l5 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

MEssRs EprroRs:-Throush the solicitations of many
friends beg leave to myself candidate for
the office Of CITY Sergeant the coming charter election.
decS1 SMITH MCDONALD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

RIcnMOwp, .l1th- Walker is here the guest
of Roger Pryor The democratic members of
the Legislature meet to night to take action on
Gov Wise's message to the Tammany Society.
Resolutions were offered by the Legislature and
printed requesting members of Congress and
Senator's to procure the admission Of Kansas
under the Lecompton Constitution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
City Treasurer.

Respectfully announce myself candidate for the ofce
'ofcfTY TREAsGRER at the next Charter election. 9
'-A' lrlme. oog.l = X W. AAADiNa'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

Mr.. EDIroR:-I oIer myself candidate for Street
Commissioner the coming Charter election. II
will endeavOro discharge the duties of the office here
tofore, TO the best Of my abilities. HENRY SHARP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements 6y three 1S; o'clock
10 .' IL the morning following The crowd of
. p~bt work renders it necessary
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People,n 1,nndIdnI

PEOPLES Candidate. aTg4
MEssRs EDIEoRs-Please announce the name OF ALEX
ANDER WALLACE candidate for City Sergeant at
the next municipal election AID obllge u EG{4t4
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ION lE DOL Ia r.

" In III DO Ii LII LII
WNAIH HRUJW
ONEs0R THE BEST RuaIALlVE AND LtVER MIDI
1NvIsOHAFoa LlrlF Iisassiy dat aCts a. : Sfarffr
N ses,, g eSt eFly tSi LsS.E
atsrr, then ths stomach and carry
M. aeolal, e ire eastnaliy HiiL-
tions Of most CahaFtcs Il stEsnEthsns lie sysSsI ~
s oss WI se5 sssH ,1ssH sSy n
- BR. sASP0En,s IxyiooRGIoR l. eoupOgndel entirely
sos sSsa O. tae st5sns,a q sh.ss las nav bs ioL-
g @ssa as os assd dossE etsl-
Q TasSsh possesSs;s rare i
have 6sa but istis known 70 evsr used
orqtor. which With unprecedented sueesss %
e induce ne gEoRS.sos e os1 q . Z faiS stiE!Ds
20 eurs LfteF Complaints In their worst forms.
&c Vs G Is sSss 70 q ssoa. cured
Jaandics e s51sa BY az Improper action Of TIE Liver
r any one troubled Vim Jaupiss tass tie
EssSi4Iy %ns week and their skin viii begin
costysnsss can be cured BY The IHviEO-
H sstgFs n her operations BY gradually dinnihns The
ana 1sor a ruaTlf ~ 49, ~ Ss ssats,
vsEy Soon Esl.sssd By taking double dasOf az ITg-
- an ovsr-IOaded stomach II has equal asit re.
hsyes al oppressive uneasy feeling after eating
heartily FoF family medicine gsneTaly aiIS no use
DH sAA5oED,s lzEieORAIoR came 70 Recommended
cure Tor Liver Ootnplants and all arising
frOm Diseased Liver. The tEsnaoninls 81 - rH6v n
our Physicians In its 70 Try and nov
conviction Is certain that I Is sTeaiest LleG-
sngs ever given 70 DysPeptes, eolnlltts
cure before the rst bottle taken, AID nov can
eat anything edible without trouble, Whine before, hoth
-tng but the highest food would digest and oftrn tl
gave pain. Now what want % say 70 an our rad -
Stsf Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble o. DO lot
2 try this the greatest rsnsay In the uoFdaEs
* There has never been tried In family Esni.ds
Whteh has met With such success the aire
ofdiseases Inedet to edldrtn Is Dn saSSoin iSViS-
oRAIoHi nor u u alone for children tnt
it; for it acts as CaihartIc mildly gsntIy
ana seems 20 TenOTatG the dat
think We are doing service al n udVisur tlaus
when they need medicine Try Tsn sd. Thew are
cases that have come under notice WTFe Ereat
eht has been resolved In diseases LfeeS
ana where all failed 70 alive Teitf
Ithas become useful Ia fiuiy tlat Ne ui 40
OZWiihout its-Siaek9OA 44Lf.) llfeasl
PRicE n0tLAk PAR n0TIIE.
SANFORD 90, frupFislOFs 86b Broadway HeSs Yotk
T. LOGAN = co.. AgeHtS for MhesinE. g.
JOHN y. PARK, Ctneinhafi
GEO. H. kEfsER. Pittsburgh W olsEaIs Agents.
enthusiastically
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ND who that s gray have Il restotd 10 Tor.
er color OF bald butN Ould have the growth TsAtStt
oat would DC cured with lE
Soeia q Snfea lt Stn also Itmoys all lSrl,s
ass and ska ETot Woods Hair HestofntIfe Win Il, Al
thls, see circular and the follow Ina Z, = - q
Axx AkBOE. Noyeuber 5, 1ss6
fAOs. ~ Woon-Deaf Sir: have heard
me sneets o. your Hair kestoFafi1
SeSn 80 ote eheated by qnaekefy qGat n6ttlLnF,
ar eyes Ee Was sPosed 70 place IettogaItIs
the same category With the one 1GiIy
Peted quAek HeE1sdies until eOuLIy
some months since, when You gave sueA assuTaL -
Induced the trial q your Restorative 10 my family,
ely Utte aua before eAhauE
es her air was TratRred original bsntiiLl
sIossy upon ana entirely ever the head; se
use ~ not SIMPLY because tGtri PtCr
e h. bat 1seause 81 Its hgalihtul H. upoI
aa ltna. OtisIS Of my family and friends
your Restorative With the hsppeat Ineets theFeor
aepteasn ana douts In eharaetaF aid
Ealns are entirely removed; do uOsr eoTll
" and e0ntdsntinly FeeeouInend IL Gu Nv an Mo Ieil
have their hair EsgtOlQl Fy nv rrs ~
sickness or Ase0 original eoloT ana bsS1fy, ana -,
persons VINO would have thsir hair beautiful ssss
ny ~Aa t'''''' Soi LSsIo: MANN.
FHE1D WOOD: II long time alta n saw You u Fs
hea before got the bOts Restorative tor uleh yo
We concluded 20 Try on Ara Nanns hair anEest
sst OF us power lt has done all that assured Il
Honi doi and others OF family haEfns U-
messed It's eees are nov using and Recommending ia Use
g others rs entitled 20 the eUnsIdeTntitn ySr eis
soL0HoN iaNN.
OAhLyLR, III, June rs IsaQ-
1haVe used Prof. o. J. wOOs Hair keStoTHiIve. aEd
ins as thought, but 81 he 1Se 81 Ii
Restorative u has oF6fnnI color and nI.
NO doubt permanently
o.. WOOD CO., PropFietoFs 31S Broadway, T. Yin
The great n r Wire Railing EstaGlIshnsn and fS AafSet
a. iSG1.. Me- And sold By an coed DFugEists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

CINcNSATI, Jan. 1.-THE difficulties on the
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad are settled and
trains resume running Tomorrow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

Dro'oned .Van nd.-The body of a man
was found in the Ohio river at PhilHpsburgb,
near Rochester the other day The body when
inst discovered, was partly embedded in the
sand, and had evidently lain in that position for
several weeks. The deceased was apparently
about Is yearsof age, feet 10inches in height,
o'aek hair; was newly shaved, aud had on sat
u. pants check shirt, and flannel drawers.
mere were no papers about his person by
Which his name or his residence could be ascer-
tained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

MEssRs. EpITons PLEASE fellow citizen,
Mr. p NJ. MCSAUGHTEN, Independent citizens
dldate for City sergeant at the ensuing Charter Election
Mr. NJ IS fully competent to discharge tile duties
6cer. VOTER.