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AKRON POWDER HOUSE Blown UP.-.We
have received the following disprtcb:
Akron. Feb l8, 1858. The dry house
Of the Austin Powder Company blew up
this morning. Several tons OF powder
exploded. All the buildings in the vicin-
lty were injured. No person burt
| Cleveland Herald.
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rvWe publish to day tho speech. Il

q
Mr.. BAasEa. for The especial benefit ofall
who feel an interest in sustaining our Rail
rod. We look upon the Glendale Ex'en
,iiu as indispensable, not only TO the old
stockholders, but to every farmer who has
" pound OF butter or dozen OF eggs to
sell. We may be asked why we make
sr,h broad declaration? For information
ae.d, and re read Mr.. Barnes speech; then
r,fiact upon the known cupidity of man
aud the high probability in the event of a
failure 10 raise the means for the Exten-
sion by the stockholders and the farmers
along the line-we say the high prObabili-
ty that the road will fall into the hands OF
some competing company, who will only
use it as cats paw, to gather food for
their own capacious maws.
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MORE TO Be ADMIRED THAN TIE
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EVER
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xyE.au Why "a Is BcnutiTui Head OF Hair
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he ever 80 ling. terth be those OF pearls, u
the head bsret Of covering. or tae hair be sha
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brrc,arn,s Professor Moods Hair Restorative, H
used ,wn or tbreetinlesa week, willie storenhdp per-
feIlowne and judge. The writer oithe nrstts thf efI-
draw nr Ta"p: p,Sy'.-' Nrw vbRK. Aptilb. issP,
Dsar Sir.-Pern me tnsexPress 70 you the cbi-
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Genllsns Sna~ as NV IT, trrIs. s.fhALBERG
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her as well as my surprise; arer few weeks,
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frfans for three dollars ts u "a
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clergyman Of the baptist Church, well known In Illinois
writing us, II have been for lime seTouy
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
time, indeed, hOpelesE but IhAve used
your medicine lPe speche), and am cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman OF wears, web and fsvorAbiy known at
Cehi Delaware county, NeWYOTk had been marty to the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive heSr
ThRge, and suffering he reduced the OF
confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business
md life burden It Is needle add that he had
remedies from all sorts OF DOCTORS little
purpose He consulted and recommend
Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began TO Improve and since has never had
serious OF piles Prom the first month 20
past had occasionally symptoms his old complaints
the Pile Pills disperse all,
he has been entirely we'll OF the piles
brilliant scarcely to be found in the annals
T,erIT
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GOLDEN b e e AIV Il ST O Il r.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AND WIN f 20 U ID )
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE

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orH"f
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large
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The Golden Hs
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THE IN TELLIGENCER
[From the Rnieksrhoeker.l
SONG FROM GOETHE.

Up yonder on the mountain
a thousand times I stand,
Leant on my crook. and gazing
Down OH the valley land.
l follow the flock to the pastures,
Ny lille dog follows them still
l have come below, but know not
How 1 descended the hill.
The beautiful meadow is covered
With blossoms OF every hue;
pluck them. alas Z! without knowing
Whom ! shall give IN IN to.
seek, in the rain and the tempest,
4 refuge under the tree;
Yonder the doors are fastened,
And all is a dream to me.
Right over the roof of the dwelling
see rainbow stand,
But she has departed forever,
And gone far out in the land
Far out in the land, and farther
Perhaps to an alien shore
Go forward, ye sheep, go forward!
The heart of the shepherd is sore
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No family should Be without these invaluable euratVes-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted
and private With them the parent Is armed and pre-
pared against the hrst approach Of disease and
the threshold aHd bay triGe Of medicine
rightly directed IN the Tst hours o. desa perfectly
that which BY Delay only reeve long and ted
hours OF suffering. At all With tiese hand
obliged 20 await the Gaming OF that oen
well expensive luxury doctor: drugged or
poisoned bs,ersi or bed bat yourself administer
the simple specific, and restore the rudy
again heath and iaV There only Injury arise
their but the general Influence upon
the constitution bsVond all question, s beneheiAl
AGENTS WANTED
We desre active, sesnt a-ent for the sale Of our
reeies, in every community the Uaited sates
Ad9ress, Dr. = HUMPHREYS. 1 CO,
No. 56a hroadEAV. NsE York.
1851 - =. n-z-E'=,- y ws--1'ns. asJ4S-
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WIN TER NItItAN Or T. NJ EN- l.
ON and after Monday 18th November, 1855 the trains
" will fOloWs-viE:
Prst-The 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenWood,
Baltimore and WASHINGTON City Express leaves daily
l:3p ~ arriving Baltimore I=20 A. ~, In time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
SecOnd-The Northwestern Chicago, St. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling, BenwoOd Bal
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily $3.50
p NJ Saturday excepted, arriving Baltimore at $50 P
" In time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the scenery passengers should
take the 1880 A. " tran TO Cumberland and resume their
trip by the 500 A. NJ
Returning to the West and the trains leave
Baltimore daily fellows: Pirst-The Sis A. VI train
arrives Wheeling 625 r. VI. S=coad-rhe 40 p. ".
train arrives a Wheeling At 1880 A NJ.
The 1880 A. NJ bound East will stop aiIstatons
between wheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets Issued Moundsve at 50
cents and 70 B;nToCu At IS cts. J. B. FORD, Agent
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent
L. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket gent. nov30
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list, make up a case Of What kind you
choose and enclose the amount IN stamps
By mail to address AZ No So Broadway York.
the medicine will be duly returned by mall express,
Of Charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-29
LIVER INVfGORATOR!
PREPARED ny DR.. SANFOkD,

PREPARED ny DIR. sANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DICINEs before the public, that acts as tIhdrtie,
tsier rnseE and more eass5gH 5isn any Gsr %esHv
acting the Lfp0r eject It's morbid matter, then
eompishns purposes ssetuall without any Of the
painful feelings experienced in the operations OF Gu
tA1rtics strengthens the the time that
PurEesit; and when taken daily in moderate Doses Ti
strengthen and build 1t up with unusuAlrapidity
The LIPER Is the principal regulators Of the
human body; and when Il performs Its functions we'll
Is almost entirely dependent on the healthy action
rsr proper perform & & ~ The
S one a,. Of L SI Or
I.raeties twentyC ind remedy
hrreWht the many arrangements to which
To remeys found auyperson
bied With LIVER COK:SPLALYT,ln any ofits forms,
try a bottle, And. ,eOnyietionis eertain-
ys% i hsahy g Gs q Sf
PURIFYING THE HOODS giving tone and health to the
whole machinery, remoVng~the cause Of the disease
'n Bilious RTTSoKs are, cured, AND, WHAT is
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional Of the
LIVER INvIGoRAroR
ea;ngis Accent TO relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from-risnE and souring,
Only dOsetaken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
onlS one dose taken at,nlEh,: loosen, the bowel,
Rs6R Hs dose se9 taken sa's neal M DYSPEPSIA
~ One dose Of two teA>sPoOnfus will always relieV,
one bottle taken for fe-
cause OF the disease, andlmAkes a perfect cure
One dose often repeated ls1a sure cure for CHOLERA
RORBUS, aud a preVentive- OF CHOLERA
~ Only bottle is>,needei 10 throw out Of the
the effects Of medI@eine AFTER long sickness.
sD- One bottle taken foF,8J AUNDICE removes all sal
ioWaess unnatural color--froun the skin
dose taken short-tirae before eating gves Wig
ortothe appetite and makes~food digest well.
One dose often repeatedly. CHRONIC DlAR-
RH07A In its worst forms, while 5 UAK6R and
30 VIII complaints yieldZ almost to the hrst dose
two doses eurel at taeks caused by WORMS in
ChIrens there Is speedler remedy In
the world, as ittsrer feiiks.
" few bottles eures4DROPST, by exciting the
absorbents.
We take pleasurei recon- mending this medicine
preventive REYER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FETERS OF BIZ LIoCS TYPE II operates
VitheeFtanty and thousands Wiling TO testify 20 It's
Sendertul virtues.
ALL WHO Use IT ARE OWING THEIR UNANI
KOUiS TESTIMONY ~ IT'S "a FOR
lir tAe taotA s1ffh tAs farkgordfor,
sisdLloto hoth together.
THH LIVER INvIGoRAToR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, ana Is dany
WORKING alaSs; too Egst 70 sssSs IeuTss asfey
than one bottle 1: seaeirsd 2 e1rs any kRs Of LITER
common ReaaeAs, slIof which are the result OF DIS
EdSED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS BrOadu Az, New York.
Aud rrtaiie3 all Druggists Sod cltn bE
tayIs-Iy r -LoS-.N : CO. E-ersii7E. Va
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WINES. BRANDLES. RUNS,


ID FIERNAN son, No. u Norti Charles s. BALTIMORE,
for sale the following articiea, ta-lr
partatlon. particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartinc's finest pale, Gold and
brnun Sh-rTie~. IN -ood and n Elaaa-
PORT WINES-sandsInaa'a eonPstiiioa rcd and Ehitc
Port, wood and IN Eissg.
MADEIRA WINE-IoAu Howard Mareh's ane Madsira,
10 who'd aqi IN Elass. also. Grape Juics-
HOCE WINES-Izlaun Strlnhrrrer. n srcnhr.
ner, Cabinet, Lieh-fran-u leh Bronnebrre. Of istG
CHAMPAGNE NtSEs-Nort AMI chsniaH's hnest, In
quarts and pnts.
BRASDIEs-otArd and Heaaes-s doe old pale and darL
urandieH
RUSfs-niI and ans. JaHaaiea. An;lrua, Grenada aaa
frDrn the Islands. iTuuort--i direct fraua Landaa
HOLLAND dIN-rhe bod q-taItr- Ficrn.n hr.ri-.rl
20 mixture % nroIlatfc plisea In u
81 zz1f --rs.s q ~ sa-s- E1-gFOvr TIA --hE-fw
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HUMPHREYS
spHcIFIc HoMOoPATHIC REMEDIES

Stand eoufesedy the head ofreuedal for the
Of the people They alike from the poisonous
and repusve doses Of quaekery or old school
practice Of wateTeure, or the intricate
and erpexns ohseuTes OF the usual Homeopathic books
aad medicines Consisting OF simple specifies for the Ta
Gus Diseases witch they rela put IN the form
OF simple sugar pellets and prepared OF ingredients Meth
r dangerous disgusting, they form at the ready
OF the parent and are the comfort Of the
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which we're never
before combined in any popular remedies. They
injury arise from their Trey are ssfLS
you always take, and hoE 20 take it They
are CONVENIENT; you give the Sugar Pin at
moments warning. without hesitation delay They are
hTIcxT; disease is arrested at once
ard the atthe moment what the pound could not
anterHards have relieved.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman public lecturer, took cold the
while travelling and eeturing In
northern Pennsylvania though Pnbc AUDIENCES
evening; yet In days. by the aid Of the Specific
he was entirely recovered and enabled pursue his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady OF 80 had taken violent cold which
lied her lungs causing cough pain In the side and
colds usual
lasting and troublesome; but by taxing the Specific
Cough P Is per day, In three days she
tirelv we'll.
youngman % had \ cough hoarseness for heea
months During cold weather his voice lost only
speak In whispers pain induced counE, cold dry
raising only trie in the morning. quite feeble and enact
afed Had taken several medicines little or no
benefit He commenced with the Cough PIlsone pill three
per day-AnI found himself improving, his
mer softer hoArseneSs passed OF, strength and
appetite Improved and In few weeks entirely well
hav ingt ken 40 oth
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realty a CaPIIaI I,rodaeIIoa.

THE celebrity GaYety's Medieatel Paper the
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United States 1t best articles before
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the public. 1000 sheets
only o.. 800 sheets 81 Each sheet OF the
lac the Of J. C. Gayety, Eatsr-mArked-
the WonderfnI article % The drn gists from
the proprietor, No. 81 Ann n. Y. Its express
noF26-sm
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady Chad been troubled with indigestion for
months render in the
selection food. After eating, the stomach b-came
acid rising her mouth with AMI unpleas
ant heavy loadke sensation In her stomach, cOntinan
hours frequent headaches bowels eonstiDated and
n ed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia morning and night, and in less than
week ecry symptom OF her disease had vanished
and she felt like \ being.
gentleman somewhat advanced IN year, strong robust
constitution lately good deal affected with nd
geson stomach bad taste in the mouth
attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng in the
head so render his riding In CARRIAGE
mounting emnenee, quilt daugerous After irving
things Intellectually he fsupon the Dyspepsia Pills.
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night and morn
like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other