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n. H. SOLOMONSON

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PrIcAN,
seps the gest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTAcLES. Anhis glasses, whether Tor near OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection, BY machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care, as TO
suit the eyes IN al curing Wsakaos D5zEtaess or
INsGzafioE Of fac EScs and impzrtns strength ior long
reading OF fine sewing.
u N II Solononson would here inform the public
shat ne nsver employs any the sale ofhislensss
q Also, splendid Assortment Of SPY GLASSES nj
CRosCoPEs, CoAPASSES, sc, kssf On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as---ssct As natural
UOhee - Sg>>Ior street under the American Hotel
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5pefial Notices.
y DR. J. B. ANARCHISTS Celebrated CATHoLI-
CON, for the Relief and Cure Of Suffering FEMALES

I'VE call the attention o the Ladies to the advertise
rout in this payer OF Dr. aIchiss UerHe CaihOicOn
We have IN our possession ndsputable evidence Of
worth and we recommend the afflicted % try l.. This
edv differs fru quaek nstraHs in the following respects;
Al II Is prepared by regular physician I'd II Is not
erommended for all diseases. but only for particular
ass peculiar to females 81. Il is Recommended and used
In Practice by aIy pig scians, ene Of whom, al least Is
we'll knova 10 the people OF New Bedford"
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Pam7h cts containing much useful information touching
the nature and symptoms the above diseases together
with ials from ladies Il The highest iespeciaiiy
m b. the most satisfactory authority to all which
the attention Of ladies and practitioners sresPefuT IN
yi,ed can be had. gratis, Al the store of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

II Do not be saiissd with merely reading ihis notice
but call or seal r Pamphlet. Il win pay you well for
your trouble ocll " dN" VI
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DR.. p H. RECORD.
PARIS, January, ISL.

For sale, wholesals and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No . Superior street, Cleveland Sho viii supply the
''Anis de Femme al the PraPneiors pnces
sulc dEwlv6
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l. The epeaness Of ,Bs ,-;J,,,,o., =, : IL
= - '''''O'' y "te slftiiJ-
. However good string may BE- 1t win produce
ions directly 70 and @ ne ss9sy asys sq :.o S;aS,
side see diagram III the srt motion Of he string s "a
melton Of The STING h 10 rr,r - -.
staining poiuf and tbrn In II vis-,s.' . y - ~.
,lodon Is up dovn-1o aovvn-5I -s,s- 41'e'' ~
-
Tn oto oi ne string In all other makes cannot be
to ieet me- ior the following reason; To bead
article my iorns an elbow angle and the
side half th uy sessafiy must Be drawn the tghtest
Now u Is rAly knon that tfe tighter string il drawn
the rapidly y VII sore and as the two sides OF bent
string uneveny drawn and is lower two sds edges
sides are Gck BY the hammer and the string
csd instead n IN direct line, Il deviates RON
its befn ereepoy drawn towards the
side. ifsgf e or elbow. and Its movement
heTeasr rotrr ana every tine IL around 70
ek Whei- another cause or he Of tone Of The
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JB. MARCHISI CO, P~grstorT, Central Depot
No sOi Broadway New York
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GAYLoRD HAMMOND, Druggists
No - Superior street, Cleveland, o
So1a nv res1e-s.fle Drl-esy throughout the county.
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEMI

s. SANFORD, A. n, Principal
is about Is
IS
nTngan ners
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
naFr fssrnedm in h
fy n Conn VI
BY Prof SAA l. college Of
in nEnhh
sThundaJ sesembrs
Admission oaapJO
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Ii Kinds Musical Instruments
/, ty be appnedo o
senfda hand
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NOR SALE-SIMMIT Co

EOR SALE. E.-SUMMIT co. "A
Il large building, well located and suitable public
house stors. with Of land 81 20
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
S3D
COTTAGE AND LOT near Perry St. $500
SENECA ST-C0ruer So nmit, large l0c, running from
summit s.. To the Lake Very cheap
- ACRES 81 Clar Road, 81 miles from the city.
Very low.
w.LLOUGHBY-FaTm OF ls7 acres good soil and build
ngs well watersd fine orchard and IS good timber.
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No, 50 Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
febts
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DOR RENT.-A FARM OF 90
IL ACRES, 81 miles from the city BY Railroad well i'm
proved with al Deees ay buildings. orchard, Rent
], 2or ) Vears. Sl50 per year
CHANGER ST.-A god ? story frame house with barn.
ROUSE + JENNINGS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
DR. BAAKEB
TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE

DR.. BAAKEE y
VIII also give special attention. to the following
COUSINS Colds CONSUMPTION, Group Iaiuen1a, Asthma,
and All other diseases Of the throat and IpS
He vi devote attention The treatment Of ali
SKIN dtseaSesLurno1goS SrOfula acute and
chEone Neuralgia, Pa aysi, Epilepsy DYSPEPSIA piles
and all arrangement of the Stomach Liver ana Bowels and
also to all chronic female diseases. Special vii
be given to the treatment Of =
EYE AND EAR.
The use Of the knifsor Needle and con.
Stanty on hand an excellent beautiful
etsI Eyes, and IynPanums, Ear Drums suitable for
et1ner sex and Az agcs-in In I'VE minutes.
DR. BAAkEE has made discovery of q Fluid that
VIII produce perfect absorption OF the CiTIRGCF and re-
store vision to the Eye without of The knife
Dr. Baakee can produce one hpnsand certificates Of hii
in curing Caneers, or Ulcers Fis
t1a Or uors of every description and without
with Dr. Baakee for the last nane iiE
eases as they WIN require his advice and
Dr. BaaEee Is OF the most skful and Celebrated S-
geonS and Physictans nov living Htsfame known Ser
Sonany In nearly every principal city In the World And
tteEs TO Dr. Baakee Continuing cens from
any distance correctly stating nature their 6fso
ahan be promptly answered, patients y
pondenee PRE- OF CHARGE Once hours fFo1nsSs 4 "a
20 6R. NJ - DIR RG8FRP = NJ
rS - No. ~ LEXINGTON sTRFFr
betReen Charles and Liberty
1e Si-ty9StNe.e Baltimore, Nd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

WE find the views we entertain upon the phi
losophy of import duties under the Government
of the United States, most forcibly and clearly
stated in the brief extract from the annual re-
port of Secretary Cobb. We therefore adopt it,
line for line, and word for word, as expressing
our doctrine upon the subject The day will
come, not long hence,we trust, when these ideas
will again command the appreciation of large
majority of both houses of Congress, as we fear
they do not now.
"such duties should be laid as will produce
the required revenue, by imposing on the peo-
pie at large the smallest and the most equal bur-
dens tits obvious that this is the most etfectu-
ally done by taxing, in preference to others,
such articles as are not produced insthis coun-
try; and among articles produced here, these in
which the home product bears the least proper
lion to the quantity imported are the fttest for
taxation. The reason is, that in taxing articles
not made in the country the whole sum taken
from the consumer goes into the treasury; while
in the other class the consumer pays the en-
HANGED value not only on the quantity imported,
but on the quantity made at home. This last
tax is paid not to the treasury, but to the manu-
facturer, thereby rendering such duty not
only more burdensome, but grossly unequal;
the home producer being benefited at the ex-
pense of the consumer"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Mr.. CHARLES WHEELER of Medina, Orleans
county, N. Y, had narrow escape from death
one day last week He was at the bottom of a
we'll some thirty feet in depth, when the wall
above him fellin, and he was literally buried
a large number of neighbors soon collected and
proceeded to remove the stones After working
some four hours, they heard the voice of Mr..
W., and after laboring about an hour longer,
reached the buried man and took him out unin-
jured By fortunate circumstance, the stones
at short distance above him fell together and
formed an arch which protected and saved his
life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
tFrem the Boston POst.l

PIccoIoHISl.-o Brown has seen and heard
opinion of her as follows:MTmprimis, don't
follow Punch,s punning pronunciation, and call
her "Pickle-homminy," nor anything like it;
but, as Holmes says
"Do put your accent In the proper spot,''
and call her, as she calls herself, "Pecb.G.lons.
meme" SO shall you be in fashion on this inn
portant matter, and escape the sneers ofgenteel
people who spoke the word exactly like other
folks until day before yesterday Well-Picco.
lomini-what of her? Just this:-Sho is
pretty,-just that, and no more. Petite and
plump in person, With laughing, rollicking
look of the eye and mouth, very pleasant to
behold, but not precisely a-N.priaeesss, You
would say. Can she sing! Yes-as she
loOks-prettiy, piquantly, sweetly, even. As
an actress of the genteel.soubrette style, she is
charming, aud makes bewitching "Child of
the Regiment, aud all that sort of thing. But
in the part of "Lucrezia Bo,gia,'' though she
did some things bravely for une petite, She was
wonderfully less than her business Piccolom.
mi for poisoner She is only fit to poison
with her eyes, and should leayecommon murder
TO the vulgar DIxIT BRowN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

WE are told by the New Orleans Della, that
alady in high life, who had "some time since
proved faithless to her lord and master, has been
abducted by her relations and carried to parts
unknown, where her infidelity and shame might
be buried in oblivion" The Delta advises its
fashionable feminine readers, who are indig-
nant about the matter, to take things easy, as
it knows something about the affair, and thinks
the relatives are right
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Another DEsERTER Jupiter Pluvius has al
ways been hard shell democrat, and always a
'unncr with the Tammany Hall and Pew ter Mug
machine, Hence. the old proEerb, that good
Amy election day was equivalent 10 .'demo..
ratio victory This year, however, Jupiter
'ouidn' stand Tammany any longer-so he v ent
With the People-lo help Keep the Bible in the
Public Schools, and to elect an honest man for
Comptroller ItneEer rained much harder than
1t did Tuesday afternoon; but responsibility, n
for once, came through a '.heayy wet, right
strnight up to the polls, 10 divide the honors
with the dangerous classesn and the people
that don't sleepiin houses Tammany stock rose
htey per cent when that rain began to fall; but
the stock, after all, turned out to be good for
pothing. Jupiter Ptuyius. hereafter. cannot be
considered regular" he is no longer demo.
crat in good standing, but boiler, traitor. and
IN migrate of the most colossal proportions.-
AZ T. Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

A modern witsays of young writers. it may
be that, like John on the Isle OF Patmos, they
hear voice saying unto them, tWntel"-bGt
when they hear any such command as "Priattp
they had better inquire whether ii is an angel
that gives the order. That's. so. Al.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
Trnstaa3s Sale

RY virtue Of Deed Trust from Allen s. Halloween and
and duly recorded IN CLERKS Ohio county,
at public auction the door of the Court House for
Ohio county on Monday the 3rd day Of January 1855
that is to say: +s'
First, THAT lot parcel ofland which was conveyed
to Allen Hallowell by deed Daniel ana Vie
which Is in the office county court
IN deeo SdS being lot number three, NO
Secondly, The eastern part that lot or parcel
which was conveyed to said Allen HALLOWEEN nv deed
from William W. Shriver and wife dated the 18th ay of
March 1879 ana recorded in said Office in deed book So
page being lot number three in said Shrivers addition
ana fronting on the south side of Centre street.-the part
heEeoy granted part of the lot ing next
to the eastern boundary thereof and extending from
tire sreetto the alley ut therear of the tot.'' =
THE Terms SALE-GASH- -
session Of the whole viii delivered on the
The tide Is believed to ensputabie but selling as trs
convey only the title vested in by said deed
OF I tlEs :, HENRY P. MORRIS,
0sCE-1u TrnstAe.
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{ Tosro.-From Col Albert Pike, NJ. C: from
WAsnlNGTov, D. C., June ii. 1

wAsnlxGroS, D. G., June IL, 1856.
81 have used two bottles of your BtsrAGue's
Holland Bitters,' and have fonnd it very useful
in caseof Indigestion and Headache, and re.
commend it to all who need a. pleasant and
eficacious remedy and valuable tonic"
DYsPEPnc WoMEN NoTlcE - Bgrhave,s HOl.-
land Bitters has cured mc OF Dyspepsia by
using it only one week. recommend it conf
IDENTIFY to all suffering from the disease.
CLARA E. SCucnMAS.
PlrrsnURGu, Oct. "a, 1856.
(Mrs. S. is the wife of the noted Lithographer)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

An interesting Paris letter appears in tho
Philadelphia Gazette, giving an account of
a well known leader of fashion from the United
States, who was sharing the splendid hospitali-
ties of Compeigne, appeared one evening at
ball in a dress precisely identical with that worn
by her imperial majesty in person! Great was
the establishment aud dismay of the courtladies,
for it is known that the Empress Eugene, whose
soul appears to be about equally divided be-
tween her mantua maker and her confessor,
insists upon the strictest secresy being observed
as to what is destined to adorn her imperial
limbs. Evidently, however, the secrets of the
bs naa ose" asoh
and novelty with the Empress. Nay, worse
still. when her majesty at last stepped up to her
rival and good naturally asked, (which dress
was to be considered the original, the American
lady was able to reply that that was her
second" appearance in that character!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

TAR wheeling Times continues to harp ON the
Panhandle Railroad. We had thought that by
this time its constituents had had sufficient ex-
Perience in meddling with other peoples rail.
roads, TO satisfy them as to the propristy of
minding their own business We do not believe
that any very considerable number of them care
much about il, anyhow; we are sure that is the
ease up. here - II'slltBWyg Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

Washington the 9th ;-"The Club House.
fitted up by Mr.. Pendleton just prior to his death,
in what was Flint's Hotel, was formally opened
last night. Engraved invitations were sent out
to all gentImen in society here, with members
of the profession and at the bottom are the
hours at which the table is to be spread during
the winter. Dinner at 3; Supper at 10; Break
fast at l2.' From this it may be inferred that
those who fight ye Tiger will rise late in the
day, and commence business business operations
early in the evening. The Rois des Carries is
Mr.. Hall"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

TIE Argus very unkindly tells its readers that
the Herald is Black Republican paper. fit
repeats that two or three times more, people
might begin to believe it IYells6urg Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

WHAT DOES IT CosT TO Y1slT EuRopE !-This
interesting question is answered by cores
pendent of the Boston Post
'"phis is aquestion that / am asked not un-
frequently, and something may be saidin an.
swer that will be of advantage to the inexperi.
enced traveller. We're to state that spent
ten OF forty thousand dollars during my first
visit to Europe-and it was nearer the latter
sum than the former-it would really be saying
nothing definite, so I will tell what may done.
Stay at horse people often have some very sin
gular idea of the expense of foreign travel 1
am not writing for the information of beggars,
robbers or gamblers, but for those who take
money enough with them to pay all their ex-
penses, personal or otherwise. During my last
visit to Europe, visited England France Bel
GUM, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, northern
Italy and Sar DINA, and was gone. from home
about one hundred days. When have been
asked what it cost me, have sometime asked
my questioner to guess the amount The sum
named has been usually $4,000 or $250O. 1t
was about one-fiIth of the latter sum-to wit
live hundred-and the very same scenes can be
visited now for one-half that sum, and travel
respectfully. Money being usually an impor-
tant consideration, we wish, in travel, as in
other investments, to get MS much value as pos
sible for our dollars. believe travellers usual
ly do not get more than one-half what they
might.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

TnE New York Herald, administration Or.
gan. shows symptom of giving the democracy
its customary go-by, when defeat sets in. The
HsrOhiihas a chronic fashion of never keeping
company with poor people Here's what it saws
in its last issue:
The demoFslized democracy of this Statswere
Soundly thrashed in November and the party
of this city, with November majority of tweI.
tY thousand, have heen as badly beaten in De-
ceraSer. State and city. therefore, the New
York democracy have gone to the dogs While
the aggregate city vote Of this last election, as
compared with that of November, has fallen
short some twenty thousand, the republican:vote
has increased ten thousand-a gain Of four thou
sand beyond the accession Of the November
Arnerican vote These are curious results, and
apart from the split of the democracy into the
opposing Tammany and anti, Tammauy factions
they are results which indicate significant
ripening Of the elements of discard and rebellion
which have for some time past have harraSsed
and crippled the wrangiing managers of the
party. F
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
JOHN BRUCE.
". 81. MARKs.

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
Watches, Clocks, silver Ware and J eWeIFy
III AYIEG on hand Id intend keeping, well selected
III stock of American English French and Swiss Watch
es: American and French Clocks; Gold Silver
Chains Keys Seals, Rings, Breast Pins, Ear Kings and
Lockes Silver ThiIbles Gold Silver Steel and German
Silver Spectacles, Spoons, Forks, Lad
Gold aud Silver Pens and Pencils; Box
es Card Cases, Cabas, Pormonias and Purscswith my
long experiences and being well prepared with tools
WATCH ENGINE and Lathes-I fully convinced that viii
be able to render the public
Tor ne with cali the old stand, 1S9 Main Sign Eagle
and Watch. w. j. MARKS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

3 New Goods.
MI ORE OF those handsome REEERSEBLE. IA NFYHA-
w SEA Wis received this morning per RxpFeSS 4Iso
Fine light blue REeceh Down; Zine Bird ~
Diaper for Eos; Real Russia Diaper for nr
seEy purposes, and White 2PfQuet.4 - =
deeS MARSH TAYLOR
fNEESS MEN AND BoARDS-PersunS desiro1s Of ecIipS-
~ ing the celebrated Paul MoFphy In ms lntsliectnSl
game, viii do ven TO can tha Corner Bookstore ana se
aaee4 ETLDE BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

TuE Sheriff of Newcastle County, Delaware,
or his Deputy, will shortly have an OK ensive
job of whipping to perform. At the late Court
in that county, no less than seven persons were
convicted of criminal offenses, and, in addition
to the fine and imprisonment imposed, some of
them are to be sold, and receive from eight to
twenty lashes each. One of the convicted a
woman-fo"nd guilty of stealing small sum of
money and few articles of wearing apparel
from person with whom she tarried all night,
is to receive ten lashes, and to be sold, within
the State for a period not exceeding seven years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

TorAL depravity finds striking representa-
tive at Buffalo in the form ofa German woman
who was arrested in that city on Monday charg-
ed with aiding in the commission of an outrage
uponher own daughter, a child of thirteen years
of age. The facts in the case are too revolving
for publication, Suffice it to say, that the moth
er bargained with man from Canada for the
ruin of the girl aud rendered her assistance in
carrying out the damnable purpose. This is
certainly one Of the most detestable and depra-
we'd acts in all the records of crime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11
THE STATE OF MARYT,4Nn

an Orphans Court held for Baltimore the Court
"A House in the city Of Baltimore, seventh day Of
December in the year OF Lord eighteen hundred and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNBRsHIP.
HE coparnersip hitherto existing between Che under
Il signed the Grocery and Commission business, uLGer
firm style of List Howell, has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent. A. Allen Howell having sold
entire interest his late partner, rees from
The business continued by Henry List alone
authorized settle the affairs Of the old firm Henry K
Co.. also those OF the late firm of List Howell
HENRY X. LIST,
Nov. 22d, H5s-1mA A. ALLEN HOWELL,
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ton for Governor:
John Letcher 526
John W. BrockenbrOueh. IL 40
Henry A. EdmundS 109S6
George W. Hopkins 6s56
John Randolph Tucker
Vim. c. Smith $40
96s
The result was greeted with tremendous APP
plausc.
and said that none had opposed John Letcher
moro than he had; but now that he was the
choice of the Convention, he would throw aside
all prejudice and support him, body and mind,
and ensured for him the aid AMI influence of the
fifty employees of his paper 0he Richmond
Enquirer. and the forty horse steam press which
gave its issues to the world. This declaration
met with rapturous applause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

DAY before yesterday mornings Philadelphia
North american was large double sheet, con-
tanning, entire, the Presidents Message, Gen.
Cass's Letter to Mr.. Lamar, and correspondence
with Mr., Forsyth, Interior Report, Treasury Re.
port, Navy Report War Report, Post Office Re.
port. Indian Report, Land Office Report, and
Pension Report-all complete, as before remark
ed, and with full editorial summaries, making
thirty-five solid columns without interfering
with the usual daily matter and Advertising
We like to praise such enterprise as this We
hope to do it ourselves some day here, when
our patronage will justify it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-11

How the BALLOT SrooD FOR GovEnSoR--
Broeken6roug1 Second on the Heot.-The secre-
tary then read the following result of the cleo