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COAL.
VISHE undersigned win oell { superior article Of
Coal, In large or small quantities, for Cash, At
low rates. Having made rrsngcments for Z lar &c
TRADE during the Fall and Winter, will CON tract
to deliver Coal through town, and At Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
VIM L. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply 1t my Office on 3D. street, 1T the Office
Of Stryker Wood, Keokuk.
Sept. 30 dam
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Wise men make more opportunities
than they ind.
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$500
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land and Gcnerai Agent,
AND
TELLlGEN OFFICE,
NO. II MAIN-ST.,
.............I0WA.
DuYs. Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- pcrty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Desds Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles To Property.
Gives rsliabl 10 information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgement
IL Agent for Insurance Co npanies.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied 70.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rixhts
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and pnuctuAl-
ity, are the leading features II this House.
Refer to the following gentlemen:
X. r. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. Clagett.
Gee. C. Anderson 4 Co, Bankers.
Xix, Hale Co.. BankeFs.
11~Agencies and business Solicited.
Sept. I, '6S-d
~ COkEl -
4 NJ you w0Mk NtAeAss sA-ss~~sA -
lyCOKE3
Do You wish 70 preserve your rooms and furni-
ture from the SCOT and dirt attendant upon the
use Of Coali--UoE COkEl
A superior asticls of which, manufactured
from Pitssburgh Oosl, ID constantly for sale q
esn per bashsl delivered n my part Of the atty.
In quantities Of not less than 80 bushels.
Orders may b. lslt ~ the ONCE Of the
GAS COMPANY,
Novl0.d No. 81 MAin-st., Up Stairs.
MEMOvEDy
w.. ~ RlGEs chttecl,
II AS rsuSvsa Ms Ofhec into the md story Of
Ii Hateh Thcmpson' = new Bank Building, a
aprDsr q Maia nd Second strests. Easrabes =
OlRcs ~ 6eeoad-st. fmOh1odly
RlastercFsS HAIR.
I'm hard and for sale Ut % lowset mAfhet rate
Va large lot Of Plastsrcrss lar.
4. w. d. II. TUCKER,
mAyl6 siKn OF the Ned Paddock.
Posk ana 1.arA CloaVoFs.
A VERY superior artfsls Just fsssivsd and for
"a sale lov by q. ~. An. TUCKER.
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- - - A83&9x,
a uCTlON and Commission Merchants, No. n
"A Msin-st., Ksotak, lows. Liberal advauoss
made on eonsignmsAts,
deoSdlm
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sasgieai Opsrasssn.

Prof. J. r. Ssnford, N. D., of this sity,
performed A operation for stons, on Sstur-
day last, upon child Of Mr.. Eco6sld, Of
Ills, agsd yssr. The littls ons il nov con-
sidsrsd ont Of danger, having passed tho or
deal without single unfsvorabls synpt0a.
We believe this il the tenth operation OF
Hshotomy DR.. 8. has spssfornsd, end with
remarkable suossss. The intrsdsstioa Of
ehloroform hes deprived this master opera
tion Of mssA a IL terriers, and ~ IRE in
formed that in the cass absve msnsionsd
the child i YET unconscious Of Whist il hes
endured.
ExcsLsroa-Ws learn that the New York
srs will have their annual festival on tho
evening Of the Goth, u the st. Charles Ho-
tel.
G1Ths 81. Louis RspSbEcaS dssiss tAss
Senator Douglas has any intention Of is
suing card declining 70 be candidate for
the Presidency. The editor Of the Repub-
icon accompanied the Senator on bic trip
South, and ought 70 knov his intentions upon
this subject.
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y = n r I 8 T r =

~ = n g - . e .
TAR. L. C. IN0RRSOLL will be leased to con-
~ suit with any who have diseased and failing
teeth and desire TO preserve them, promising the
most successful and satisfactory in Dem
issFy to those who conds to him the care Of their
teeth-wouh urge that an early examination ADD
prompt and thorough treatment Of decay will
preserve tho teeth permanently in the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL TEETH that dent tai skin
sfosds may BE- procured ~ his rooms, corner Of I'd
kuk, Iowa. Tdecl 4dtoian2O
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vIyHE lAs paslossship AerstofoRs sxistine under
i tho name and style Of Dixon Brown, IL this
day dissolved by In own Limitation. The business
Of The Arn will b settled b. either mcmber Of the
hrm, but the accounts ere In the hands of g.
browne for ssttlsmsnt All parties knowing then.
selves indcbsd requsstsd 10 call and settle the
same. 0E0. g. DIXON.
Ksokuk, Dee. III -. GIBSON BROWNE.
decl 6dlm
Moye new GooAs 1ROm 1ns Hass.
j Black Dosskins, Hansy 0Asstm1ses, Rich Vel
vets "a. ELLIOf y. SMITH,
Taller snd DsNDes,
DseIed Is Aaia-st., BET. ~ ana -.
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LIVERY STABLE,
On first-st., bet. Main JOhmson.
IL oRSES, BUGGIES and CARkIA1ESA
- OF the best class always ready for
hire. NJ
Horses boarded by the day or week, 1t prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
decld V.VANORSDAL
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1Ws fear Mr.. Stripe 10 not giving saf-
Asisns attention 70 the wsasAsr. II l. gss-
ting sxsssdingly damp and sofs under foss,
ard thrsatsns danpssss frsa above. OF
course the river il in pretty good order for
navigation. Boats do still kssp coming.
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Ovarceasangs ~ CossI
rlsHE subserihsf will ssll he bslaAcs o. hia
j OvsreoAtinga tsoak until January lat.
Dee1od H. y. H1lTH.
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The New EngsanA Ksssivai..Exsra
Coples.

1uv vupP1y ,0t v1uu9 WuIcu W pfHnS0u
Was exhausted early on Saturday norning,
and large number more Vas called for
To supply thst demand, We hsve printed %
additional sumbsr, which ssn be obtained
this morning. Can early, Tor ~ cannot sAy
how long thsy will remain on haud.
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CoaascsIos.--ln Our report Of Mr.. D. w
KilbourDs's remarks, 70 stated - ~ tim,
Of the delivery Of Black Hawks spssoh d
Fort Madison, lS4S. II should have beer
1888.
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e1Ths great length Of our report Of sh
New EsgiAsd Festival prevented u, d th
proper time, from wishing to eli our friend
. "nsrfJ Christmas." We trust II il no
too lats 70 lsadsr them the sonplinsnts o
tho season.
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b indiana, Mich. City.
BIZ Of Rlkhsrt, xlkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Frank tin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Steck Bark.
Lagrange Bank Lima.
Parks Go. Bk kock ille.
Prairie City Blk T. nauts
Mcrch. ! Mech. n. Alb.
salem Bank, Goshcn.
Southern Blk Of Ediana.
state Blk and Brauchss.
Brookville Bank.
Farmers Bank, West Al Id.
Bank Of Syracsss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
THE INTELLIGENCER.
i WESTERN h-4ILRO4D DHEAA.

~ ms. ,. pc
'Corruptins the AR with sDsli.' Is an actIou-
aby nuisance see blackstone, pare sl7. vol 5. chap
l2-"TTespass.' Or"PriyAte Wrongs
Sittingin railrar, lying on by steam,
II ;ad against casenent, curious dream;
Aet could not thiak II all a thing ideal,
For though very monstrous, It was very real.
FIRST there rnlae gentleman in patent leather.
% Collar, bosom, wristbands, CLAN Weather;
in Insight Of fsshicn, watch key hat and glove,
And with air Prooes'nai, sI2if upon the stove.
sent the ga eai rssyss, 5iesse blessed TIE @ word;
But my dream discovered he WaE not shove
Honey dew or hne cut, spi'tins on the stove
Next came in a trader, pockets faIi OF cash,
Talked pbout ihe country eoinE All 70 sinasii
Twas ths ,so,aes syee.fsg dia the thins " Jors'
Then jolly farmer, braggiur oftis vhsat.
Thought his hogs and horses noHheTr could be beat
Like 70 ssllhis DUraams by the head or dr1Vs,'
Kept his Jaws Vagsing, spit upon The stove.
Paddy tLousbt twas 'quars Ike, 10 he sitting stl
All the whilst foin' ever bog and hiii'
-'TNs.,s cioriOuS eounisA sure eClld prove
Equai o MS be'isTs, splitting Oh II e stow.
winess, perhirned dandy, putting on his airs
Flo Tish diamond hrrssipin, smoked IN foTggrd car;
, TisSa seag LgggIs9sNs sSS, ., q
Little hoy ia shor: cost wants 20 he man,
Following example ~ tie surest plan;
wAtehes'E@nt ard paIsou, copies eysTy move
AHd with Pat and tradsr' sPits upon the stove
Soon the Hyipe Ta.sar ryeIs with nauseous steam,
basS hasS, Sla9sI a.p. iass K
Have glass OF gStei:" sPits upon the siuye-
On We 90 sfIi iIyihg not breath o. air,
Fis for Christian e%Pig , IN thsi sreTde., car;
Gent throws uP the window, spits upon the stove
Nov, peFcharee, this dreaning was rot an dream;
ThinkI've Lad a Streaming, trnyelilF, ysteari;
''Ail he air cctTiPiihs biftIa On he stove"
Talk OfIadies' nounces, ribbons. levels, novers,
SrinG,inss ,!. nEd IsTiumss, E9s.lr; idie hours;
and ihey'renos match for--spttng the stove.
-NissOuFt DeR'JcTGf. t.-.
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MASONIC DIRECToRY.

"hio hodge NO 1of.-Meets Masonic Halt
s'as' Market and AIonrees,reets esA ard tti Nom
' vesinss OF each month q. w Sstrs. W. NJ; fiee-
-+..sr Ldasalia Secretary.
-, seeiinE lodge Ne. Has Meets as above on
,Fs ana third Thursday evening Of each month. f. 4
as'liSaES, ". NJ S. ". PslrSon, Secretary.
"aee'tnE Union Chapter Nc. I9.-Meets as
sseo NIonaa evening Of eachlnOrsh W. G
orr II. p; S, lr Fsarsoa, Secretary
"heeiiug EncnmPment No. I.-Msets a
''''esn theJourts Monday evening Of each month WI
1 L''!R9, Recorder
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HEELINGs Va, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 2.
INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN
insurance and Trust Company.
Office in @. upany's BUILDING
No. 4O3 WutNUt ST., PllAE.A - EGsPHIA.
Charter PelPe,snk: Il utA0Tised Cdgit0i SjOU,0GO
g. c. LNTHRoP, Pres't.
wM. DARLING, Vice PRESIDENT.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agentof the above we;I known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, prepared take
approved Fire and Alarine Risks favorable
terms. II. G. RoNHAAI,
fchl6-ly No 81 Slain ST.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
-px INK
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

HrEini"r lodge n o. 3.-steets every Thursday
'on"s the Han, Market and Quincy streets
'.sss VI. HAIL, n. e.; 3. Il. Carr, Secretary.
Fr"nkIin lodge No. I3.-Meets ssbOveevery
N.aday evening DAVID BAvTA, N. e.; William p.
Il islsey, Secretary.
VIA. Tell ledge No. ;s3.--Meets aEahoveeve-
Wednesday evening. wtLmAN nELyRa, n G.; .'oh1
>''aa', Secretary.
s,W'Ilh5ssling Lodge NO. 5a-Mset. as above every
Fanola Lodge No. S2.-Mests as above every
,a1-E evening. Iss.iHAssLY, n. G.; osa I. Nas'eeR,
Secretary.
~. Tell EnearnPIneuI Nc. si.-Meets as
s's's Tie ecORd and Joarfa Tuesday evenings each
''.'h' I'HS BADsR, c. Pr CAas EiaeS, Scribe.
NOrlm'H EncamPmeut No. l.-Meets
ave he Srssandthir Tuesday evenings ofeach month
FlytoE, C. p; Geo Baird, yr., Scribe. March Is
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FIIC d 4uldIlu NaVI hIIOu
Risks accepted consistent with soiveney aud
fair prcGf.
Especial attention pir6a 10 Insurance Of DWELLIAGS
md CoEtsNtS yor terms ~ 10 gears.
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UPWARDS OF $1,000 900
OF Losses have been Paid by thl ts Co, in
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'Six feet in his boots - exclaimed Old III
Bceswax. ''What will The inperence of .ih
world come to, wonder. Why they might
just reasonably tell that man had X
heads in his hat" ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02
NUMBER I76

nyhow This idol life. with nuthin to empl
my leesiinre hours bat picking my teeth ana
shOin my bOOtSoles 70 the predeStinarians n
the Sidewalk. IS far from agrrein with me It,
700 milk and-watery for SlirIiA spirit. ]
got teteh of the rumatic in me yet, and r.,
as ef ! must be up to sum game ar annther, (
my heg is full Of grey hare<. PrehnFS 1 shall
pat out for Salt LAKE aforv long, Ct no fresh row
occurs.
With the ondcrstandin that yon and your
reeders shall no the root lne soin to take as
sur as no it myself reniain,
Yours, allus, : D!sBASpED VOLUNTEER
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American ImproVementsein
NJ a HEH ES,

w 1KZEis. .i5s9., -t
TIE BEsT TISE KkEPEI. at IiiE Lon ksT cosE-
BY ti.- all of gret Machinery and many
er original ifioI.s,
Ole tie Iuidc PEsfECT WATCH aEaatl
machines delitate, Of
asufaeturc complete, rat ereTy
cS1httrraft. Tie ittTot cfs-ifs e and
beautiful ia plan and sonstTueo a1d TFououI
ee By tie abest judge 70 BE euas principle quail
Zach rEIcF a
3Iassn and is
ineEes5 AID 1i-i
FERPETU.aL YAHERaET
We bl dee Isafess nif rely ea,iss d ~
IRE Of AEeTiesu tia1Hfaeire- We oBIg
gsiaSseTatian eisirh ii.i 6at.sl eSi Il sss. AMI
merit eaBPot b ottaiiard eeap IN EE9t nsE
'zT cor t3 70 rse then tfiaf slltr aFTsry
orders inqFrs may Je a1drfEt,d d.rsCly - fas
any q The aforementioned hFias Ehe agents for the
snte oI WatelI-s
MessTs CcoREg WILLOWS, 10. II iIaiaen Lane \ Y.
- BELLOWS 4 CO.. Ne u ts.tiat
" PLATT BE0THEE, Sa. -
- CARY. HOWARD 4 SffEi;. Clsan.lsrn Sc, -
lIlLplBERS BRDTiiERs PhiiaisI,Afs.
. PRATf & BEATu.
PALlHFe BkcHE1nERs BSsisn
=" EIGE. UW BROS I KESSARD,
ard Messrs- IuBRIas < t5fIlEIOS. 80 s E.iasn lane,
=. " ho assnts for lie Y,urruI
tusneFn, - sFeil a fnr The yale % roa-is-
APPLEIpSs TRACY CO.. af,
Success5Ta 70 the BcEs1E fyateh Cau1Tss1l.
sostOIs tTEs-h FAetuEy, " lriIa,. Alasa .lsiy
fsli6-EEdaE III, i..-4 -
COlIETIIING FOR TBE i.ADIEs iuve iu-t ree.,v.a
- .The French SsIfssJastiI< s-eSf Franse EfeistSr
skirt which for eonveniruee and Durability ,e1eeE erer,
thing yet invented. CAL and examine. Aiso skirt RftiF
FraYped aad .uaErapPeh- Lmhil RAThE CO.
IsYXTRA FLOCE-safrna ana yaey lIHs iast received
II ana for sale bT DOANE = ADAMS.
nstESS > So s. MEiu s.
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onUNcnhs OK wHEhIINe5.

.
Tor de nrOrpatiOn visiting the city, We pub
following list Of the different Churches, and their
place Of meeting. II there any mistakes,
SdIunke Tie necessary correction with pleasure:
~ Naheqr's, E1iseopGlidn, Corner Mclroe and Byron
uecs Rev. L. I. PEIKlys, Rector morning services 10y
e.ock evening, Z.
ST. ;odhs Eliscopaliaf Main street between First and
s:ond Centre Wheeling, keY J. II. sNT A. NJ, hector
Morning 1G9z; afternoon as night ~.
Ers FresLyteridR, RKy. II. II. WED Pastor, Fourthst
Monroeaud Quincy morning afternoon
PresJpferfGa, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
Third PreSGyferid1 Filth street, btween Chestnut and
ss Wheoling Rev L. WOous, Pastor, seryi
morning and evening.
foai2G PresByeio Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor, Siainstret
scen Washington andAaanS stsi services morning and
s,cning. sEHa-iH
fourth Street Aemodtsf Episcopal, Rev. J. E. wnsos,
rstor between Monrce andouineyj services
Hst1ing and evening.
ys.a S,ree eshodfst ,e,ia A. nrcrR Pastor
nnrket North SIS, North wheeliLg services
E0rnue and evening.
tAcpiae Street IgetA0disf Episcopal, Rev. T. H. MoS
E Pastor, chapnc street, between First and Second
Centre Vice ing; services morning and evening.
South ,TAesi.nO II. h. CdUrGt, Eev. a. SrEyESs,
astori services morning and evening.
Tlsslfay Isiaad CaG7el, on Wheeling Island, Rev J.
WILSON, Pastor.
Gsriada NeAqdis: Episcopal Rev, g HEIwIe, Pastor
capny street. between Webstcr and Thd Centre Wheel
az. ~
Jaaes c7mtd,al. Roman Catholic, nj. Rev. BISHOP
~ wnEIAS, Fith street, Of Hampdsni services
H'rning and afternoon.
eoc'ats Reo,-.sd Rev J. T. NocLvaE, Pastor, corner
elrket sts.; audafterno
bicllea, Market street. between Webster and Third
c,are Wheeling; services lG6 the morning, and ~
',yaag.
sageiieai Protestant Rev WV. IIlssR, Pastor, Clay
r-et, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion ErGagttieai Lstas,toH, Rev. F. zINiNERNAS,
Pastor, Market street, between Webster and Thirds Centre
Naerlas;ssrvices morning ana evening.
sots Synagogue, quincy street, between Market and
Main.
1snaa Frofsstant, Union Eal, Main street, between
Noor0s and Quincy; services I01s mornlng.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
ssALMOST FROZED NOW !"

4 gentleman while engaged with his ne
grocs in getting ice Off deep mill-dam near
Char lottesyille, fell in. One Of tile negro
men i'll attempting to aid hi,n fell in also
Neither gould swim. 'Ihe gentleman now
eyer had a. pole in his hand. with sAicA he
saved himself and extended relief also to
his servant. In his account Of the ns,,;;,leers
he says:
Amid &the noise and confusion and the
alarm, attempted to buoy the servant up
aga.Hss Fight BY urging him to .-heei,
co@' when the Negro answered. 'sOh! mas
ter, IS Nest frozed now It was 50 in
tensely cold that il > .ainute after our re-
lease from the liquid clement our clothes
were sheet Of ice, and we had to walk a
mile before our garments could be changed
| happened to have on the same coat that l
wore on another sad and memorable occa-
sion, when the sea and fire ushered fifty odd
soglsr into eternity, AID 1 was providential-
y and mirafuloNsly saved from watery
grave.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
FED,

On Friday lest, EsA L,sLE, infant daugh-
ter Of \. K Trout, Esq, If this place.
On the 25th nit /, near t.reeazille, in this
county. Col. Jo4x *. BRows, aged IS
years. His disease was Consu,nption, un-
der wlliei. be laborcA for several years But
as he drey penrer to the eternal world, he
was ripenins for heaven His death was =
happy--a triumphant one. He had been
an esteemed ;aembcr Of Bethel Church for
- years, and fulfilled yell AL the duties Of
all the relations Of life.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
HORSE pnApnINcl

I ANNOUNCE to all who desire their Horses well
d cared for when in Stauntor that have leased
the Stables attached to the National Hotel and will
receive horses of Livery for any period of time.
The Stables constructed with admirable adap-
commod3rs, well ventilated, detached from other
buildings. located in the middle ef YARD afiordng
room for Mules, &C., with water right ut the door.
IN word, having hae large experience in MANA
Travellers, and Country people to patronze nae,
knowing that it viii be to our mutual interest
Attentive and competent .Iesllers viii be IN atten-
dance The provender will be tn, very bpst tina
can be obtained The prices as low as can be al.
iorled. The pay will be received at the Hotel as
now. Or at the Stables.
AS good accommodations will be given st the
National Hotel as can be obtained in the Valley Of
Virginia.
March s, ls5s.--tf WASHINGTON SWINK
+. s. Horses and -ehclcs always hand for
hire.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
ITroE, Richmond.

RICHMOND, March ia, E. M.--The first
week Of the extra session Of the General
Assembly Of Virginia has closed, and but
little progress has been made towards dis
posing ef tLe public business. The bill APP
prepriating &s00.0D0 ts the Covington and
Ohio railroad has been ogasred to it cngross-
,nentia the Senate. and viii, pass tiist branch.
i bill re-enactng the duvlling law, passed
the House to-day, b4t its fate in the Senate
is doubtful. The lay heretofore provided
that no person should be eligible te Office IL
the State Who had been engaged il a dHei
since May, 1882. as to-day re-enaete9, the
date ia changed tp March lst, 1853. 4
joint resolution was efeled ip the Senate
this morning fixing the 22d instant as the
day Of adjournment, and laid over under
the rule. Should the Legislature be pre-
pared to adjourn BY that time the ihterven-
ing period MHst ;;a.eessariily be occupied
more industriousis than the pass. 4 cea)>
munication was sent in from the Executive
to-day. recommending The appointment Of a
law agent to investigate the affairs of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with a view Of
protecting ile interest Of Virginia. Cor
respondeHca qf the lSsosiistea Press.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
HAIR 1sLST8,RATINE.

The der-and for this unrivahd preparation fol
the hair and skin is beg nnd the possibility Of y
doubt. and its sale ie greater than any other Hair
Restorative that hes sFei ss'u before thepuhlic.-
Tens af ihoasan4ss Of persons s.h were bald aud
gray. gnd others whose taecs were cover ed with
unsieitly blet be- and pisnpes arc NOW, with their
own GLOSSY hair, and with faces comedy and fair to
lock upon. daily rrumc1 ading 4he streets OF
all the prncips! cities Of tiae Union. and bv thel
influence spreading the fame Of goods Hair Res
toratve throughout the cslaztd world. Sgt tne
trial OF one bottle is more cong inesng than all we
could say in whole Newspaper eolsmn.
It does not dye bat Civ cs site health and beauty
to the decsvi.g, failing, and dead, restoring as if
by magic. that which was supposed to be irrecove-
rablv lost. Heads nearly bald and others nearly
white, are daily being changed to their pristine
beauty, and faces covered with pilnp!es rem
dered smooth an infants, and bIushing us a
rose, all by the use Of Prof. Wood Hair kestora-
.tiyc.-St. Loni* tnn,ne,s5sd Lia.
Sole by all respectable Druggists.
Il March I3 '5S--9,y
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20

diseased
/ The Liver is &C - the principal regu!"sHt$
! functions well The now r ~ess Of the SYSTEM ar
t;jr donendsn, an thu healthy ,setion of the
~ 49,; f ~ rn,n,N iarforn,ence Sits func-.
80, ,,ban ths stomar, q. s at fault. the bowc1s
sast fanlt and theoS ,rho,e system buffers IL
( 'aus<1,encp Of one r-t~-3 %arc..the Iiyer-iars
~; i,sJ to ,o H. dp NJ +tTn ,;;...,. as
- aha of The e1ors bss MI
H. III o u,actiee IF ptrs thn
'a ~ -, ~ . r. s,.' W, III - $50
YRS, 70 ma some re, '"' cay Mme gin 10 CON-
l;tI IN 80! $50 ~ n
l." prove SIT NJ re ,ah :; a. s.s l"nmc,
NO: -is i; ~ - n - 500 No. ~, ~ ~
5t5aSAtt i ~. = Y .n - - = ~
"0,''e' q '' o"hN33y'lol Is ger '4'" -
~ f, ''' - - Ioineu ,h .I5
H. g. III ~; .na' pet H. ,n.i;nno
ph .oi ,,u sueS =, a Id haJ ra,.or
80 It. - 49, - MN D . @ -.
. 81 - 80 80 :PP ~ Z ny IN III ~ i 80
! causing food - digest w H. purifying tha
stius s9i.e nealh 20 cue hu'e ''"-
and et, TING rsa;al-<o 49, ~ ..e -
Jsrraashia fta. "a e ale "iSn1u' 10y ~ III
n.s,sI ar ny;na,aI., 500; ,e' -. ~ u;'us III
FtSoIted 20. @.a 1'aSo' 't''' Is Ns1@''F
IN In.o of,o, o..; AtS
~" 3sc 80, Is saine.ent 70 rcticHe
w s@'s%, "Au pres Veat 'ae iooa from RI
20 OIL. 80 d 20 es~
noht3,are - - oe'o'e re'lriNs prevents
fA.,Iv dr,-n n.
oii,N oAc Jose lakens<I at night i9esens Inc
rs SGhsI, q cures costiVenes3.
, OnV pGsc t~Aeu ai'er each ineal VIII cure
- Sfetm'" ~
Ntas onI l eusp o. tw"~~ teaspo"hlsis "iiiA4Fay'
Nv, ~ ,. g"'a s .
~ III tiNGii .ot 'elaie
y. ~ Ii li nd l:
Or,aS o'la rs i'edaIcly III
era sTorhus- And y rrFvrnfiye Of Cholera
One dose taken often viii prevent The rccurrepce
ar h;?Eioua a.ts cLS wbiIa i rrI;ey-s iii a;n!nl
feclinos ~
5ss5- 0nlv one bottle Is needed TO throw out Of
INK i st., H., .fr.s M r,eiinin. ag,,.r o,e, In.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
MAR RIED.

On the 4th inst, by Rev. r. Lewis Nc
Cune,. JAMES BERRY, Esq, to Miss JULIA
A.. KING, all Of Augusta county.
On sue 9Th inst, by ReT. ~. ". Trim
bic, Ar. WILLIAM G. PATTON, Of Middle
brook, to Miss MARY AM. SNYDER daugh-
ter Of J Ohm Snider, Jr.. deceased of ROCK
bridge county
On Thursday, the 18th inst, by Rev. J.
z. Davis, Mr.. DANIEL VINE. 70 Miss SARAH
6. TLAHEE, all Of this county.