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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

20 as 1t should 6e--We are glad to see so
much interest manifested by our citizens. in re-
ference to the new collar now or exhibition at
Morgan's harness shop. Some of our saddlcrs
and best horse men have examined the collar,
and in theirjudgement it is so in accordance
with mature common sense and philosophy,
that it must sooner or later come into general
use. We have heard but one objection TO it
some say it is too hard, but we confidently be-
lieve that this is of its greatest virtues, for
while it is hard, it fits the horse, and is the
right shape, perfectly smooth, cool, and bears
on the muscles of the shoulders, and not on the
bony part, as is the case with other collars
But there's no use of being deceived in this mat
ter, as it will be fully tested. The proprietors,
Messrs. Wombaugh Bros. & Co., are stopping
at the Metcalf House, and are anxious that our
citizens should fully examine the collar, and
also the letter patent, with view (if.eyerything
proves satisfactorily to make arrangements
with some good party to sell the collars in
Western Virginia.
N. B.-Messrs. Shallcross & Terry are. using
apair of these collars on their baggage wagon
team.
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PHrLADrIpuI1. sent o 1esA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Q, 1850.
PRoF. WooD-Denr Sir: Your Hair is proving
itself beneficial to The front, also the back pa
OF my head almost lost its coverngn DALD. have
used but two half pint bottles OF your ana now
the top of head is well studded with promising crop OF
young hair and the irOnts also receiving LIS bSnet
have tried other benefit whatever
duce many others to try 1t. 49, - -
Yours respectfully, D. r.. THOMAS, MD
No. AGA Vine street,
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ST; LOUIS, Dec. 2--oyerland mai, with dates
to the 9th, has arrived, twenty days out,
with two through passengers.
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ARCTIC VS.. MUST A5NG

invidIous and unpudent recently unfinished nv
notice at our hands, ahough we dislike newsrsTsr
OVERSEES, and have always avoided shall In
ied to is 1t braces spS S STr
evidently has a seunf,y orgip these dslntryste gem
by BRAGG's ARCTIC IMMINENT. The card is too desui-
tory for to follow that had
published card announcing thu le lad fofler con-
ection with the Mustang and would not hold himself
espltng rom the use spSrSBs ses With %bes
the market was gutted. Or. BragGs is e only per
son OF that nnme having interest in Lnimrnt
BRAGG's ARCTIC IMMINENT is now end has always
been owned by Oliver T. Rrsgg and NJ BurroMes doing
only connection Bragg ever had with 1t In the
Since. inyenng the Mustang Or Bragg has had many
years of and is but presume
that in his matnred manhood he could
remedy than In his comparatively Inexperienced youth
wherever Il was inroducrd bears Conclusive fstimn
that such the fact before the Arctic Linmtnt had
rIoas attiele OF tie ~ e %s9GSme spp
market put up externally exactly lEethe genuine had
been by Dr. Bragg, but as milk t in ay possible.
persons who had used this deterorated Injurious xr
Gle OF the Mustanp complaining its Lad Effects under
bragg considered to be his duty to st the matter be-
lore the public IN card had further
conIectonWh it. that was his affair with which have
nothing to do The vaun of the Mustang etors that
they are wen known to the business community
amusing to those who know tter status. The trouble is
they are too well known Their motive card alluded
preparation superseded By Brapgs Arctic Imminent an
article SO greatly its but which they affect
fersd large Gum for its suppression, failing that
are now expending much money for newspaper cards. la
the vain attempt TO public the
imentls failure. The public easily suled as
these gentlemen SUPPOSE, and readily comprehend
such aaure as these interruptions persons pre-
tend they would be the last to disturb its OblVion
The fact Is readily perceptihle that they alarmed the
prosperity OF their own article and web they MAY be- for
they know that for article eel
ebrity OF BRAGGS ARCTIC LINISENT must posscP1 an
INTRINSIC value capable OF positive DEMONSTRATION and
hence their only hope Is in SO abusing it that people may
be deferred from trying IT we assured that II they
the Mustang In conclusion, that the Ar.c Lin
ment is the best article to public ard that
It will bear trunphantly may be aTrlied
toh BRAGG 4 BURROWES
Sole ProprietOrssst st. Louis, MISSOURI.
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.gW- For NeO 0rleans.--We learn that the
Wheeling steamer Altamont left Louisville on
Tuesday for New Orleans, with 1901. S. Sol
diers, bound from Carlisle Barracks for Texas,
in command Of Lieut.. Eagle, and the Messenger
with 800 o. S. troops, in charge of Capt. Gran
ger.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female pi11s


Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from prescription Of sir j. Clarke, 3L d.
Pbystoian Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine unaing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject It moderates excess and re-
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited 1t will, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent Counterfei,s.
CAUTION.
These Ps &houLd not be taken 6yfsndzes durino the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, az hey are
sure to bring on AscQrTfdge, Gwt at any other time they
are sGte. G5I
In all cases Of Nervous Spinal AGecons Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papita-
tion of the Heart Mysteries and Whites Pills will
eGecta cure when all other have failed and al
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the Fan ,het each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
Hate1. O. Baldwin Co. j Roeh ns4eEg i. Y
N.D-$1OO and 8 postage stamps enclosed to my su-
thorsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing so pills.
by return mall.
For sale by 7. Il. LOGAN & co. in Wheeling,
b. L. Fahnestock Co.. Wholesale Agents, Pittsburg;
PURCELL Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
mohu' ap2s-1y
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tsy-lAe 1oiado,ns Of the toy She. IS and con.

sSy= Tile 'ciattOaes of the toy Shes and con.
dictionaries are increasing in sgai.ty. and begin
t" quite holiday appearance. Visions of
Saipt Nicholas, with his little round abdominal
prouberance
-s'That shnkes when he I~ugts
Like bowl full OF jelly ss#e 9s.l Is
now fit across the dreamin,, minds Of the little
folks, vii awake deghte at their anticipated
realization. As prominent sign of the ap.
preaching holidays we observe many false faces
upon the c!sillren in tie street The usual
number of false faces To, are noticeable among
the men and wo.l, !, It as they have been worn
ever since the worII began, we suppose this in
dicates nothing IN particular We hope the
coming festivals and good times will decrease
the number and that honesty, and gen osity and
sincerity will shine from every single phiz
during their continuance and always afterwards
e8 Expenses Of LS5ing-Although money
is scarce, and produce of most kinds tolerably
abundant, the man who provides for family,
nowadays, has no 'child's play" before him.
The price of almost every article of household
consumption is enormously high, and "appaI
the stoutest heart" Hundreds and thousands
of mechanics and laboring men, have been strug-.
Cling for years in the hope that prices would
"come down." But the hope, thus far, has
proved a vain one. The word 'cheap" is to be
found in the dictionary, but he who searches for
it in the market places, will pursue phantom
Whether there is likely to be any relief soon
whether Prices will ever "come down." so as to
afford the laborcr more than bare subsistence
for his toll, may be looked for, we suppose, with
about the same degree of certainty, as the adj
vent of the millennium
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"a Comjng.-Aif Burnet, poet, mimic,
and generally versatile and funny genius, we
learn, is shortly to visit this city and give one
of his inimitable entertainments. n
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~ Stop that coughing! The "Hoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarseness
The "Hoarhound Bnlsam" will do it. Keep
you quiet in churchl The "Hoarhound Bal
sam" will do it Keep peace in the family
The "Hourhound Batsam" will do it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it.
You can take it. Price 25 cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. T. H. Logan & Co.,
Genl Agents.
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's, Liver In
vieorator in another column
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THE INTFEBIGENCER.
FRIDAY MOANING, DEC. 8, 1858.

Largest Circulation OF. any Paper in. West
EN- Virginia.
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81 Rud.-If the streets and the alleys and
public places of this city were ever as muddy
a'at this time, the memory of our dear, accom-
modatins friend, the "Oldcst inhabitant" is
growing tseacherOus Thegutters are filed with
1t, the crossings are surrounded and covered
whit, and everywhere we look and step a Sea
Of mud meets the eye and sticks to the lower
eStremities Ankle deep in town and knee deep
in the country. Our rural friends come into
town and you can scarcely determine the color
OF the horses SO besmeared and bespatt6red are
they with mud.
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VINcEHEEs, Ia, June 29, 1853.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you are about to manufacture
and Vend your recently dscOv cred Hair Restorative viii
state, for whonsoever may CONCERN have tsed
known others to use !taye for years.
been In the habit of using other Hair Mat
find yours vastly superior any other know It en-
rely cleanses the head of dandrn and with months
proper use will restore persons hair the original
youthful color and texture giving it healthy and
glossy appearance; and all this, without
hands that apPlyi arthe dress which drops oul
Its use to DESTROYS Of aY
ing aiine color and texture to their hair. b !
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
O.. j. WOOD CO., Proprietars. sI2 Broadway, n. Y.
On the great N Y Wire Railing Estabnshment) and ia
Market street, st. Louis Mo. sra "
dec3-d,t-W&W-lY "a octoe Sr,i I
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DREP RIVER, CoSN, July %, 1855.
Mr. Leavenworth-sir: have been troubled with dan.
arnh or scuFi on my head for more than year, my
began TO come out, scurf and together saw in
New Haven pap about wood's Hair Resorative'' as
cure called at store the 1stof April last and
purchased one bottle to try it, my satisfac-
ton was the things removed the new hair be-
gan to grow 1t is two three length 4rherc
Egas az 9 Ihaye great faith in it. wish you
me two bottles more by Mr. Post the this don't
know of the kind this place you NAV have
market for many bottles atteriis known here. 2
yours with respect, RURUS PRATT.
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: . -Tl-II !. ~, u 7
MANTLES, .lll

-, - r-g .s5si mss ,lss ~, 3SHkHLS,i163
Which pledge myself to sell 25 Cent? below regular
prices. zeIf M 7es asq0 sf3fsi
DUST received from York. alarge assert.
nent of superior RAGLANS made after the latest Paris
styles and trade,
together with great other ooaks of all styles
and pattern which will sell below manufacturers prices
a great variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE and STELLA,
MANTLE SHAW lat great Bargains ~
large assortment of FuRS such Sable Mink, Stone,
Martin, Fitch etc., which sell cheaper than any other
house in the city, as have them commission, but
bought them for Cash. I viii sell quality FurS,
SUCH as sold last year for 800 now for $12S sett.
Several cases of fine and superine BLANKETS which
sell at manufacturers prices.
Also received about so pieces OF Lnpin's FRENCH
lNOS, all coors and grades, which will sell any
price.
The above Goods will he ready for Inspection SATUR-
DAY. the 9Th of November, and would respectfully invite
those in want Of Of them to give CALI
sured all viii be satisfied with my goods and prices.
noH6 ALEX. HEYAIAN, 1STAIRin st.
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lsr. Louis, Dec. Gov BissclI, of Illinois,
issued proclamation calling an election to be
held on the 4th of January, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Thos, L. Harris
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sBosroN, Dec. 9-Tbe ship Alice Munroe from
liverpool for New Orleans, has been lost on tho
Isaacs.
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Tr11ct GaIa.

Trust Sale.ss7 s,s.1
virtue of deed OF trust Enos r. Bartleson tn
10 Isaac ". Mitchell, dated 10th September 1s45 and
duly recorded in the Clerk office OF the county court Of
Ohio county in book page 92 and by virtue Of an order
OF the Comfy Court Of Ohio county November
term the year 1885 APPOINTING the ustsu
Mitchell Sha on the 9th day Of Decebr
House In t city Of Wheeling, Virginia. expose to sale i
public auet!on 70 the highest b!adsr inbsr
e. IN w addttiont city together
Nt tile tine brick house and nppurtenapees Belonging 10
the same being situate the North side Of dem
the title Is updonbted. Terms Of sale Cash. ~ =
noYsttd ALFRED. CALDWELL
JtRENCi EMDRoIDERIEslYe harezriovg on bai5GTa
H large and varied asEortment OF Flnb1 ana ~
cSs consisting OF Nets Bands
EdginRs, and I1Sertngs, French Work SETS Breskfst
sstts al:ese and Talentia Sets and choice
selection of French Work COlIaFS.S 4 q
6sITO HEIsKEIL swEARINGEN
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HAT Il GhP MhTIIEAETlRY
INKS! INKS!

I. 30 INKS! INKS! i.F5.3I'I Y "
TOUTIER'S IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying E1g,kISIoR ELUZD INKS, Manufactured
by James J. BuSF, Agent No. 80 Vine St. az squares
South OF Burnett House, Cincinnati, o. 81 III $50
To THs WRTISo CnNNUNTIY GENERAL, AND Book KEEP
ERs pARTICULA RLY.-A CARD.-Genteueu: Ever bottle
of Arnold's English Fluid that costs you sew
enty cent more than j. J. Buffers Excelsior Record
and is no better, good
Quart Bottle Of Arno as holds twenty cent Ink,
worth saving, particularly when quality is warranted
equal. All our leading Statoners Will supply you bottle
OIL the TERMS by doing you will sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES, and be wiser If better citizens at
least greater lovers of country and ssTI
the American Flag shall not bottle Of Arnods
English fluid In beloved Unlon-and your Vrse
as well. 5eis - JAMES BUTLER! AGENT
For sale by Payne 4 Co. and j. @. Orr, Wheeling.
oct9 6-Su
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gsy- Pixies Peak.-Nc were shown, yesterday,
by Capt w. d. Terry, map of Kansas territory
and the Pixies Peak Gold Regions, which that
gentleman designed on his recent tour through
that country. A prominent feature in the map
is the Kansas stage company's route. BY this
route passenger can start from Wyandott,
Kansas City or Leavenworth and reach Pixies
Peak via Fort Riley, in three days :and three
nights, This information may be of consc-
quence to those who design going, in the early
spring, to that favored region. The distance
from Fort Riley to Pixies Peak is four hundred
and fifty miles, and the cost of passage from this
city to the latter point will be about seventy
dollars. At present the mines are comparatively
deserted, and the miners are frustrating at
Bent's Fork intending to resume operations in
the spring
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.G AT "a TsFR a CTfoN!
r. The Ladies In arttsllaT respectfully requested
at the Cheap GRshs Store, Main ST.. consisting Of
the latest styles Of = fi5 lsig9 5fs
RAGLANS, .4sfns tsc = szs
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

ALK Of beauty, it cannot exist without fine head OF
hair then read the following, and If you more see
circular around each bottle, and no can doubt:
PROF. WOODS HAZE II EsTORATHvE.
We call the attention of old and young to this won.
deru preparation which turns back original color
gray haircoYers the head Of the bald with luxtirIant
growh-removes the dandru itching, and all cutaneous
er1ptionscauses continual flow of the natural fluids
and hence If used as regular dressing hair win
preserve IFS color and keep from falling
age In all Its natural beauty We call then upon the bald
the gray, diseased in scalp to surely young
Will not as they value the flowing locks the witching
curl ever be without it. Its praise upon the tongue Of
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New a-
YEN received the following letter in regard Restora
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shnkes whenhc lSughs
. q bowl full OF ielly." - Is
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Clothingl Clothing!
GENTLEMEN DESIRING A REALLY HANSnso,ft s4t.5,
NJ OF GL9TdEs,inads In FILL STYLE or Fashion
store'of 2 as. sTHos. HUGHEs
~ Try no. So, cor. Monroe & Watef7St x
sePl2 =. - = At-A- . Wheeling, va
tAssIMH French Of die finest arSi,ti.
~ made np,to order at the store Of TIL HT1oIjFs
ssPl2 .SD.c cor. Monroe Wafer sisi
Just Received by Payne & Co.
fiHECEER BOARDS. Chess-men, Dominoes R1,bfo,der.
~ ing Silks Irfants' Wool socks and StocLinrs Ztnsy
WOOL Hoods, Eaiies and Cent? WOOL scarts. i+'
noHls PAYNE CO,
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The Whun8 dOOdEe for NoVembCF nowhere!
II AyING just receivedby Express very large assort
u mentof all styles ofcLo much superior any
kept by the second class uptown also and entirely
new style of Chenille rticularIy inv
ted to give early call, all of will be sold ex
tremel low for cash, at No. S3 Main street. Centre Wheel
ing. tuovsl JOHN ROEMER
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dictionaries are increasing IN gai.ty and begin
t" year quite holiday appearance. Visions of
saipt Nicholas, with his little round abdominal
pro.uberancc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-02
BALANCE ON LEDGER OF THE CITY.
TREAsUREs's REPORT, FOR THE TEAR ENDING
MARCH 18TH, ls5s.
s57,s3o 0a s57,se5 OF

II will be seen by the above and foregoing report
that the Liabilities notlarge and il will be the duty
the Council to report the probable amount of
revenue To be raised for the 1855 and 49, Your
Committee will not refer TO that but conne themselves
to the Expenditures and transactions Of the present
Council
The principal, and in fact, al the contracts that haze
gent solicitation Of the payers And in the opin
ion Of your committee the absolute wants Of the city
required the The largest portion Of these OUT
laws have been for the building Of Oak culvert,
and the commencing Of Division street cuvert The
cost of OAK street culvert has been g. and was
built with a view Of completely draining all that por-
ton Of the ity above Cherry street, and extending
out to Eighth street, which will be done eiectually
vixen Cax street is Brought to its proper grade.
Division sTRzE7 cUtvERr-The first payment Of
$4,000 have been rcade the contractor, Mr.. Richie on
ary I ST $50, al = cost VI $4,000.
The contrac. for this portion Of said culvert EXTEND
ing AS feet on Division street awarded Messrs.
Gottman and Arnold, the 9th day of March 1853,
and the rt payment of eco made said
the probsbe cost Of said portion WIN probably exceed
This culvt no one can fai! 70 see tie great neces
sity Of il completely drains all the North Eastern
portion of the City, and made the particular item
IN the agreement between this City and Lamasco Of the
OutIays have been made for the bsnsf, Of ths Fire
DepaTrnentin the erection Of two large and como.
dious engine houses and the purchase Of additional
apparatus al Of which was done for the better Per.
fsion and organisation the Fire Department Of the
Oity.
posts and lamps, thst OF Nqufrg ths owners Of prDp
sry lying or sdtaosnt % any street requiring gas
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=
A You've GoURMAND.-We have re-
Gently been made acquainted with facts
in relation to u Juvenile Of this city,
whose eating propensities exceed even
those Of Dickens 'fat boy" He is thir
teen years or Gge, we'll formed, and
weighs eighty pounds. Here is bill oil
fare which he entirely demolished few
days since by way OF lunch, viz: 2 quarts
beef soup, 90 pounds beef II biscuits,
and quantity of citron, having taken as
a preparatory half pound of raisins and
four greening apples. On another occa-
sion he devoured two large sausages, raw,
one pound head cheese, one pint Of scol-
lops, raw, and four apples before taking
his regular dinner, which he enjoyed as
usual. Ry way OF ordering lunches, he
has been known to make way with, in
two days, one hundred doughnuts, fifty
one-cent cakes, and four minneapolis. A
seven-pornd turkey barely supplied hin
for dinner. He has no fondness for te;
or coffee, and never drinks water at hi:
meals. Unlike Dickens fat boy, he Il
not given to somnolency, and has nevel
been caught mapping over a "muttor
pIe.'-NeI1 Bedford Mercury.