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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
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CoArFs's IMPROVED PoRTABIF Gas WORKS,

PsN,p HOCSEs, PvsiIc IAsrrr1iONS. CHescp.. HoreA
fso roKns RALsosp Dsrcrs Mus. Sc.as Az
tNksns PL.srArtoA DIV ELlNCs, &e
fhe-s msshaes vii D. erected any pa. Of ths UniA
States. Canada Wet nes ard ~Hsaped saGist<ss
DtcsPrt PsArLsrs, and -afeccoess % pNss ssvax Ne
siacsurs IA lee, tu,aisaed on sprssticn %
& Cosrss n, 81 S<osl~sy.
II. W,pS~oRra Co.
No ~ Pesd--s.. tour dooIs abb, MsdsaSssc
RfFINED GAS Ou..-We ara now prepared To
supply Refined Rc.in Oil In qrsay Il win es fssai
toe pts, richie oil Tor ez "a Market sssped ne
di5.o Portable Gas Machines IL aud st
DANuI MAspswosf h Co.
No. - rtsh 81. tout 30 lts sbch- MAltfsllsse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.
Loss OF SCHOONER EMPORIUM.

Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
TlokERros. April u, 1855
The schooner Emporium of Msurcetown, n. Capt
Bowen with a cargo OF coa in going out of Little Egg
Haibor New Inlet yesterday, got on shoal between
East and North Channels and blged. The wreckers
welt down to. day to strip her. A. l.. TiLToh.
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PtRDl y NATI1

PtRDl'S NATIONAL THEArER.-The damstio
contrsoo th. hou.e stlac. large sudienees To aswr
TN Rrsk, TN psPusN GsNkyA Tpt MOUNTAIN Dsosss
aud lsusnsbe Fsre-MI Il A. PIaR,, Mss Ds,yL. saa Il
tbs company opp, siirs.
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sgAdyer,isea ent ~

I'M iiRil LIANT AforiiEosI> II ~ last iper-
toin OF Lod Dspi-y. Ts AFTERNOON ssi Evysiss
BsRAVss MustV ~h.a that nobs drama will take iss
To immortality in bars Of eo'y-tr what sr-strs slsy.
hee could there t. than the seh sud spp@sss
OF intel II AID sppre dlvr audience 90 ami sssi,t the
ersud baon. Two fsrces bes3-s dance ssj the Isaa
RuStet Mans ats the additions Odecei Of The
Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

THF METALLIC TABLET STROP-Iuveotsi b.
Gso s.v.p,ss D. si6LThis the sensns ssc hss se,ss
been equsca fos producing ossbs
Can De- obtained Of the Subscribers and naasissrs
B. 6aVsvsss store n, 7 Astcr HOUSE.
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tAdv~r,l.mes Nj

GAS. GAs!-GAS FIXTURES, Of nav snd bcaa-
ufu sgns just fs the Spring usds Cal sreas
manufacturing depot, No. 5S Broadway. A.s tho d.
GoDosso BuRstR. Asesys. wARsss o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

LospoS MAEKrTs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers \ 90.
no,t IN. Cosx market steady bat no, much donf WHITE
Anefcsn WHEAT AZ as Red u 40. rLolk ~ 90
80, oe, At SsGA65 for Rails and &c for Bars Scotch rig
ss1gs5s sUe. AK dull and Cd cheaper ON the ow ,o.
~ common Congou. a. the decline good ard noe
ansas, Il CorrEE quiet, and some desc
~ Cs,lon AZ lower. LSsEED In good demand bat fath.t
" O s-srerm In fair rec ues at 9s0a sSi Fish nominal
Ipseed f al RleE without Improvement sALIrstek
-. :, an adrance Of lfdl G. TAILOw rm al - 9db Tor
&c NAVAL STORES not quotrd . ,,n
N.vpy MARKEr lfor the week ending April IA
Go, "a ,.eady a. I2f fof New Orleans rIe Ord n1re
s,s st SOS; stock IN port $4,000 bales. BsEAD
sIr,Is d I'D unchsrs PorasnTs rather lower p'teus
S, p, 80 Coz rgE quiet steady. Provisions con
$50 - "a ue nins RicE quiet SUGAR Vas s;'h giving
xs, on . aud WH,IrsoNE inactive.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tsis D,y

CUNT tALrcDAh-Ihs pi' -.
Scrgysx CocKr CEouir.-Hos. l4i3. 3Sb 3lI,
- fsS 1915 57js 5r4 51zs h5 5Ts5 3b8, 2s G.S In
m. ys yT. Sra tsS SITS Gts 49,: 2tS STE sra r'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

urr;sg brother. 4 Co... Circular
Pv z,aLaJ LoxDoS. Fiiesy. Aprl 10. isS-' IN.
Ttr eiars aud lDitiea Produce markets 90. ts "nnpo
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R.r,1tD Ts,rr.-A cay or two ssc Mr.. EmnA
McMeo,my Of No 30 Bro.irsy sppeaei osief'
Ju.:ts Kelly " Ca. Jegssse MAKE. PS;cs C"'is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

New METHODIST CurRcH AT SrAMfoRD.-The
Trustees Of r.e Methodist Church at Stshfotd, Conn.,
have. n Gently purchased fine plot Of ground, at the
coi1er of Main sid River streets in that village, as
site for new house of worship. Upon the ground
there is an excellent dwelling house, which vii be oc
ouped as the parsonage. 1t is understood to be the
int non of the Trustees to erect cOmmodous, hand
some AID substantial church edifce; but, as yet, no
particular styls Of architecture has been sgeed upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
, COMM, NC ALTON FROM MR.. LUCIUs E. BuLkLEY
Y. IL. Liz az IL, s. L T,tbAe-

q, COMM, NC ALTON FROM MR.. LUCIus T.. BuLkLEf.
To the Edso, Of The n. J. T'iS."-
Sir: Several false articles again.t me have been
Inserted by my enemies in the Dewspapers with avlew
10 influence q SIT. now pending. While, by the advice
Of nv counsel have taken no notice OF them, being
Seternir ed net to enter into newspaper controversy
carrot psss over the article concerning mo in yesteI
days paper without simply stating that in ell its ma
tersl particulars it wholly untrue 1t Is especially
untrue that the Summons sealed up this box and
hsI ded TO ny wife By me- stating that it was .
p,esert for her mother" also the allegations as to
giving up the custody Of the child and at she should
rae certain eIoutt of money Nothing could be
u..e false or uUfOurded II is net true that the d.
vofce vas ootsired duriog her tbsence. She was in
Nev.Yok fn days before the decree was entered,
sl1 knew tnat i vas to Dc done and said sne die 10:
s.s to oppose the divorce Nov, if it shalltrrr a'
that en-. wa guilty Of tie charge which tina. 81
vc,cs vas obtA,as3 (asl 1t va sbaadssiiy P'aveaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

suRROGATE's COURT-APKIL 29-B,srs coward c.
WIS.,
Tia vii of James Mills late President Of the Bsw-
ey savings BARK proved yesterday II Did not eootn 80
ohsr.sb.s bqufsf+.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

SuopLIfTERs.-Ch ariottes Hennock and Caroline
Movers we're arrested last evening Charged with shop
lifting at the store Of Alexander T. Stewart & Go.
They were teen at the store on Wednesday and yes
telday detected in secrstns six dress patterns
and shawls under their ceeks. About WV worm Oh
stolen property was found in their possession ana
their residence in Franklin street near Centre street.
An ALLEGED sccomplce named Henry Loeb, was
csuobt leaving the women's house by Sergeant Dick
son Of the sixth Precinct, with quantity Ct goods,
supposed to be stolen. in bis pos'es'on 'u''ce 'on
molly committed the accused for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-ATsn 9, -Bst'
Judge HALL.


The United States sat. George Gfeea.
Defendant was captain OF the American ship A u.
He was put On trial thus morning on an Indictment
chsrcirg him with causing the death of James Riley,
one Of bis crew. The prosecution a!ege no particular
act Of violence ss causing the death of deceased but
claim that the defendant pursued oouIse OF oruea
treatment toward him, forcing him to WORK wnea sacA
sno unable TO stterd to BIS duty, playing hose over
him when he was unwe ana other 3ise Ill uticg bin
until be be came 20 depressed 10 his physcs and nord
energies that he died. The case Ia still en-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
|BRAGGls ARCTIC IINIMEg1,

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
This Imminent, upon which gre,t
the pengs OF Rhenm ats, Neuralgia, Cont. ErysfpeIas
Burns and all
he prOpriet0rB give OF
sasH nj sss Cen Con-
the parties named of
the but thsr publication Of
one Reltle Tsinmphant
suffered for three years tried many
rs by one
ONT of Ieargatory.
Henry Mound street. Louis, Who says he was
Suueftne the pangB of foT
months, cured BY feur appestions Of the
N.s''N.'.'-4 Fly no I.IttIe GhlIdren.
little daughter OF Mrs. Lee residing Lake street
was scaldsd the ppsetting 9t kettle
ing 70 the directions, extrSstes
andin afeW daysths little ven.
MIS-; George Is Tyler Canal long sui
and BY the on the face
restoredto her original beauty.
Engene Mallory Matches Wasthree years the Victim OF
S sr Iap5 on which resisted all remedies
Wondcrfnl care!
Mrs. bedford, Mobile 10 couch tbra
years numb PaEy and after being the
aaare Of az other Arctic
An IsxToIosIon.
i, MEAfHIs, TENN., Nov GSth, 1881.
the 9ssS S511sd and
try Brags Imminent Thesmart
" extra ted from the scalds, and In very time
the pain was gone from the bruises. weeks was
Henry sI' = IT. y,IP A1y
The FfTfnSS SSeCi
WEHsEEE ci5y, low, Nov 9Th, 1851.
Dr. A. g. BRAs0-Dssr Gir:i For more than bfse Tssrs
had been allicted inhaned in an sREra7sted
degree, and tried
to no effects was induced by Dr. Baum TO IN the Arctic
aGicted in the same manner fof
time. during portion OF the time Va eftire hind
in applied your valuable Iinmsnt and I,s-
perfectly sound. Thus Ia We If mo tive
cured daughtef's eyes anu my own besides
curing In my back Iwonld not
iyourinva lua bic remedyfn my house YourstrnIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
FROM HAVANA

Nrw YoRs, Oct 2l.-The steamship Black
Warriorhus, arriyed. Herdates are to the 18th!
last advices. In freights there were no engage!
ments. The public health was good. +
1t was reported tllat the wall Of the pacon
theatre was so much damaged by the recent
explosion that it will have to be taken down.
The first officer and scauen of the Lyrap
had been acquitted of the charge OF aiding
in fitting her for the slave trade
The United States Consul Savage, had re-
fused to, give.up the paperssof the bark Arden
mes, OF New Orleans, which were demanded it
being universally believed that she is intended
for the slavestradc.
The Judges of the Superior. Court had re-
signed in consequence of mot receiving the usual
the Queen, by. order, it is said, Of Governor
Gen'l Concha.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
Blythe UNION LIME.
TO THE DAILY. lNTKLLlSs N GER
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MoNRoE sTsEETs.
kokRIessN NlsIY S.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PAcIFc.

&
ST. JOINS, N F., Oct 21st-;The steamship
Pacific, from Galway, on the 18th inst, has ar-
rived.
The r. NJ steamer Persia, arrived oatson the
18th and Nigos on the 18th. u.s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ll.-Cotton, sales for 2 DAYS
Il, 000 bales. including l,0005to spectators and
exporters. The market has an advancing tea-
dency.
Breadstuffs quiet and generally unchanged,
Interpretations arc nominal, Provisions dull
LONDON MoNEY MARKET, Oct lie ousols
closed at 98sa9S3.
The Paris Press publishes the full cores
pondence which took place between the lis.
minister to Nicarogua and the foreign minister
of Nicaragua, touching NJ. T3elly's conventions.
The former says thatll infringement with NJ
Belly shall berecognized OF assented to in any
thing contrary to the just rights acquired by
American citizens, and that liberal policy re-
sulting from the transit treaty Of November
last shall be constantly maintained. The NCar-
aguan minister replies, that his government
wishes only for justice and rightsYand desires
to maintain friendly relations with the U. S., but
declares that tie transit trcaties are of no value
because the route was not opened at the stipulat-
cd period.
n. Belly had appealed to the Clayton-Bul-
wer treaty for protection, and Lord Malmes-
burg's letter to him tells him that the stipula-
his case if carried out.
The equihoctial gale did conside cradle damage
on the German Ocean. A number of wrecks
are reported, occasioning much loss of life
Among helists of the lost the name of no
American has appeared.
The new company for completing the steamer.
Great Eastern was delayedin its Organization
by the non attendance of the directors of the
old company to complete the necessary FORMS
Eiance is exempt from NAVIGATION Dues for
another year, for cargoessof corn, -four, rye and
vegetables -
The Bank Of Frankfort las raised its rate Of
discount too per cent {
The Calcutta mail of the 9th of Sept. had
been telegraphed. The news is.nnimportant.
.QHlNA.-Hong Kong dates to the 25th Aug,
had been9receiyetl, Affairs at Canton were salts!
factory in furnishing the late outrage at Canton,
and furnishing the offenders. Cen Van strani
troubles at Ningpo continued. Trade at Hong
Kong was dull. As1ais
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

a couple Of young folks from the "kedentry,''
whowere going to Steubenyille o;get, married
dropped in ut Capt. Terry's Office yesterday. to
get their tickets. Whilst waiting for the ON
nibus, the seekers after connubial bliss found IL
impossible to restrain their loving ardor and
proceeded to the luxury of hugging one another
upon an armed chair in the office, much to the
amusement of quite number of persons who
happened to be standing round" This must
have been a clear case of
"rvo souls with but a single thought"
as they seemed perfectly unconscious of the re-
dculous figure they were cutting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
BUSINESS NoTICEs.

Another 1etter,--The Captain Of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows:
Dr. A. s. ToDp.-Dedr Sir. L have for
number ofyears, used in my family, your Anti.
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-
ly valuable. use but little other medicine in
my family. find them safe, easy in their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach and bowles,
better than any other physic that l have any
have also used them for many years on nv
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. / have
found them to suit the bilious Diseases, of the
South, better than any other medicine L have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
Oct:zl6, 1855. sJosEPu RIcnARDsoN
I. 81. Logan & Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
Trustaa,s Sale


4 " virtue Of Deed Of Trust Allen s. HaloWe and
Eliza his wife bearing date the goth December 1855
ana dly recorded In the Clerks Office Ohio county, IN
Book shall sell highest and best bidder
public aucton at theront door of Court House for
county, on Saturday, The 23d day of October 1865
that Is to say: FL - {. -. 1st1 o.
.rhat lot parcel of land which was conveyed
TO Allen HalOWell by deed Daniel o. and wife
VI S ID in the CLERKS office
in square (s2) tnthe Belle Air addition
TIE TERaIs OF tue SALE OF TINS LoT-CAsH.
Secondly, "Te eastern part that lot or tland
WAS conveyed to said Allen 81 by
march, and recorded In said office in deed hook 3D.
lot three in said shriVef addition
ana fronting the south side of mart
hereby granted being part the lying next
to the thereof extending from Cee
ire street to the alley ut the rear OF the lat.''
TRIMS of the sale of this fraction of third
OF the purchase money in cash, remaining two
three payable with interest
six twelve, and eighteen months the day of sale me
chm, to give bonds for the deferred nsalmens
The title believed to be ndisputabe selling as trus
of trust, HENRY p MONTHS
sepzz-to Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

Ellen Dean, Again.-This Celtic tigress was
visited at her residence yesterday morning by
officer Lancaster, who intimated to her that her
presence was required at the office of Aid.
McCOurtney. After several Intellectual attempts
to hide away aud delude the officers, Ellen con
cluded to come She made her appearance in
company with three as interesting little children
as one would wish to look upon. The charges
against Ellen were numerous. She had jumped
into certain Mrs. thinner, tall, raw-boned
woman, and forcibly Invested her of what little
clothing she had on her person at the time, be-
sides which, she had outraged decency by her
drunken bingsgate, and insulted, excited and
acted as a frebrand and general nuisance in
in the ncighborhood. She was sent up for
thirty days. One of the children cried little
at the parting, but the others, with the remem.
brance of thousand cruel blows still fresh in
their minds, manifested strange and unfilial
indifference. They will be cared for by the
Overseers of the poor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

New YoRk, Oct. 2l.--rhe police are inyesti.l
eating a supposed murder in Broadway
gambling SALOON. Information was given by q.
discharged domestic, who heard cries of mur.
der, and saw a dead body the next dayin5a
cistern in the yard. No body has been found.
The police on visiting the house arrested a
party engaged in gambling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

the sale Of tickets at tie Academy All isf tSs
avenues to the box offices are overfowing-
Boxes for tomorrow night have been sold at
fifty dollars and choice single seats for twenty
dollars. The debut Of Piccoomini last night
was greeted with the most enthusiastic demon
stratious Of applause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
Rnining.-Yesterday was a dark wet driz.

Rdining.-Yesterday was n dark, wet driZ.
cling, disagreeable day, which contrasted sadly
with the bright Indian Summerof the several
DAYS previous. The tall buildings stood frown-
ing and sombre in the gloom, all covered with
blotches and discolorat1ons. Alead-colored sky,
through which no rift let ray of brighter light,
on which no darker cloud threw an additional
shadow, hung like funeral pail over the earth.
Steadily the rain fell, with scarcely change in
its velocity, burying itself quietly in the soft
mudin the streets, or silently ruring off into the
cutters. The pavements glistened with wet
and like dull mirrors reflected the image ofpedes-
TRANS. The streets were almost deserted. Here
and there man hurried onward under drip
ping umbrella, his hat pulled over his brows,
and his couutenance gloomy as the weather.
Irish scrvan. girls FLASHED along with their print
dresses caught up, and their dingy skirts there
by exhibited, all draggled with water and mud.
OmnibuSes passed heavily by, the drivers IN
their oilskin conts, the boxed up passengers
and the weary horses all looking thoroughly
wretched and Respondent An unhappy dog
who had got astray from his home, trotted de.
jectcdly along, with head and tail dropping
Ia doors the ladies sat YEARLY listening to the
unceasipg gurgle of the water through the out
side pipes, or the steady dripping Of the rain on
the window-sills until almost devoured with
ennui. Little boys confined indoors to be out
of the wet, flattened their noses against the
window-panes and watched the full gutter OPP
posite with an intense desire to set numerous
chips and straws nAont on its current
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

Ne,0 Gooas.-We call attention to Marsh
s TaylOr's advertisement of the receipt Of q
large stocksof new goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

Nanaeott Raaatsd. 1--WE have had presented
to US by Mr.; George Dalrymplc, of ''liue gropes''
memory memory R1ddish grown in garden at iria-
inches in length, eighteen inches in cir il,
ence, and weighs eleven pounds. It's perfectly
50 sound and of a fine flavor. If any body at the
Fair can get ahead of this mammoth root. we
should De glad to hear from them.-BQltiimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

Nav YoRk, Oct The opponents of tho
national administration care holding a mass
meeting this eyeninga ut thescitys hal, Ito rejoice
over the opposition victories at the recent state
election and to ratifY the Republ icnn American
county examinations The meeting is very large
aud enthusiastic. -
YAsniNGToS, Oct 2l,fhe balance in the U.
Isl Treasury on Monday was nearly 50, 600 600.
The amount of the weeks receipts was 900.
The drafts paid / ,To3, 600. Drafts issued,
], o62,o 900, being airedpction of $40 900.
SAVANNAH, Oct. goth. The: iiiterments YES.
terday were seven, but included none from
fever.
H4I1r4S, Oct 2l,-Ihe steamer Prince Al
bert, from New York for Galway, arrived here
last night.
CINcMNAr, Oct 2l.- risen 2 inches in
"a hours. Weathericlear. Their. GO.
f WAsH1e4oa, Oct 21.-The New Orleans pa.
RerS state the arrival of the ship Pleiades, from
Philadelphia, having ID of the crew in irons,
charged with mutiny on the high seas.
LoUHv1lI,R Oct 2l-English's official ma
loflty in the Cd Congressional District, Indiana,
rs 1918
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
FHE INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, '5s.

Largest Circulation of any Paper In West
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

nad rival. volume volume might
that perfect Rtstordtge but read the circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
TIE HA1a-People have for centuries been afflicted
has been those abominable wigs recent discovery 81
@ Wooa tness are being fast WITH
have been so often imposed upon by Hair Tonnes Of dier
quest that they will try again. Woods Rcstora-
tive there tueh thing fail I've know Of alady who
covered completely with The tnlest and most beautiful
WE
ton than 1t ever had been before.
It Is also without doubt of the best articles keep
removing dandru and has greatest enc.
my to al The Ills that hair is heir to- S.
pearancs though some nav h Teear ap
doing but every will beautiful head Of
hair either In is object mucll de-
to obtain such eonstdSratlon.- Roadn's AdUocdte
Philadelphia.
cosHocroz, Ohio, Edv.17, 1856.
@. y WOOD 4 G0.--Gents: As I have been engaged In
your local sgents Or M l4aek and having exper
West, should you make such an arrangement as
hsve Sc been e. e. s H Il zee
Drug Tor years. and have sold various
stores the secretiye nyorates the scalp
an mat ga
sale Of 1t, for am satish ed it must SELL.
Yours truly, S. T. ST0CKhIAN.
PROF. WOOD Coe8ens: Having realized The
good effects of your Hair Restorative to that
duced what Tread ana heaTed Try the article pre.
pared by yOu 70 promote its and change
In the operation have used nearly three bottles
CO. EAN9ls:
On the great N = Wire Railing
s..a Ar. Ara s9 9s. by an good Druggists,
CLosING OUT 1-=5--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

A0usipe. Amanda Madden, young woman
of deprayed habits and associations, was fined
one dollar and costs, yesterday, by Aid. Wright
for abusing one of her frail sisters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22
MoRETHAN5oo, oooBorTLBs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN. ONE eYItIA r.

TINE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. J. WOOD, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and has never ye.
parts Of the world and from The most Intelligent to prove
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

BosToS, Oct q. The steamship Europa
from Liverpool, via. Halifax, arrived here early
hismorning, her mails were dispatched hence
by tue morning train. and will be dnesin PhiIa.
tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-22

+ A FAcr-'a'is atfact,. beyond all controversy
and VIC appeal to the public TO confirm our
statement -thatsthe establishment of s. Adams
8 Co., Bethany, Va, sell as good. goods and as
cheap goods, as any store in Brooke county
Sam Adams-and solto don't know Sam?-hav-
ing been in the business for many years, under
stands exactly the wants of the people Of that
section and purchases accordingly Those,
therefore, who desire cheap goods and good
goods, and one Of the most accommodating and
gentlemanly men imaginable to deal with, are
invited to call and examine the large and SUPERB
or stock-the most extensive qBd beautiful ever
brought to that market which they are now
opening. See advertisement.