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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

members Of Parliament and other and potential
personages, who had, in lone manner or other,
provoked the waggish propensities of this incur
able humorist.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24

The Colonel who has been obliged to visit the
dentist lately, wishes to know if the carious and
precarious teeth which he has Inherited from his
fathers family might be called paternal achers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24

We don't know that any person would be for
God for killing himself but certainly a
good many would be freely forgiven By mankind.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-24

DR.. Abernetby used to tell his pupils that all
human diseases sprung from two causes--stufing
and fretting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

~ Tie SteuJencuIe Railroad Briage--
The erection of the SteubenviIle Railroad Bridge
,,cross the Ohio river, near Steubenville, has
sled the people in and about Pittsb urgh, to as
,.n.5ic in public convocation. The following
r.,,yniions among other things were passed:
i,,,lrsI That the acts and doings of the
yr,>iurrh and Steubenville Railroad Company,
i 9,,tiH, their piers in the bed of the river at
lie pIs.e in question, and in constructing Que OF
MOI. Of them, so as to obStruct the navigation
d ,,idIiycr, are in darogation of the well cs-
utH,hcl principles oil common lac, which de-
r,le: That all our navigable streams are 10y
hT public highrayS free to all who may desire
9layi-a;c them for law ful purposes, and can
not be Instructed by any corporate body or COM
riny o. adventures, in such manner as to en-
ilnscr the safety Of steamboats, tOw, boats, coal
boats, or other craft navigating said river.
L,sgl7ti, That the location of the piers in
question, SO far as the same have been built, are
ll.alyiScd and wholly unlawful; that the cree
ton OF The remaining piers, on the plan indiCat-
ed, will render the danger to navgators fourfOld,
ami amoant To 4 most uHrd1TuHt0ble nuisance,
which must be properly abatcd as far as those
tu,lt are concerned, and prevented in the cree
ton Of those contemplated.
AnohTci, That an executive committee of
five be appointed to take such steps and insti-
TUE such proceedings as shall be required TO
procure the removal of the distractions already
existing, and tc prevent further distractions to
the free navigation CT the Ohio river and tribu-
arieS
Wearc not advised as to what action will be
taken in the matter, but from the tenor of the
speeches made on the occasion, we presume
something will be done speedily to rid the river
OF the 50 called nuisance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
BY TEL.EGRAPH-

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 29-Four firm; OF supcrIne at
SIS rs aud to trade at 5,5G for brands,
and 500 80 for extra family and fancy Rye Flour and
Corn eal Wheat and wanted; sales
good red at 81 80 and 5000 bush. fair white 81 A."
Rye, 800 BUSH sold S5c Corn in limited demand; sales
1900 BUSH yellow at 69TTc and damp at a. Oats
mand 4Sc. Whisky firm at 2Ta2sc.
BALrIoE2 Jan. 2S.Flour steady but UNCHANGED. Wheat
steady Corn duh at decline Of 9'C; white ID1c, gel
low 1876. Provisions firm. Whisky dun and slow Of
sale, but prices unaitercd.
New YoRE Jan. 2S-Flour has declined; jja bbs
$5,25G5,5O for State, $6,3ra6r5O for Ohio. Wheat
dull; OGU BUSH western white at 60. Corn dull
PORK d"preJsv; sales OF and old mess at gil 81
%, prime $l3,Gt Lard frm at ll9ll5I Whisky duh at
2Tc.
CyCNSArI Jan. 2S-Flour firm; sales 5000 Tbls $3.50
for supcrine and 1918 for extra. Whisky firm 2Gc.
Mess Pork active; sales $50 bills $3.50. Bulk meats
unchanged. Bacon held higher 1921 for shoulders and
sides Lard moderate demand at llI for bbis Glover
seed $6,I6369n. roasscs unchanged, hardly so firm
fair demand and prices firm. Coffee uuchar q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
I'm =TNTELLIGENCER
GOAL MATTERS.

- Within sight of our Office, there is a
- 3, bniIding with solitary, gloomy look.
81, cable end of that building there is a win
I'''. "a in that window there is some broken
G'' :c,staway frock, an old hat or two, which
ES' ,,,o same purpose that imperial Caesar
' 60 served, after he was 'dead and turn
ssD' . H. Often during the day, and some
r :" =, ,ong after nightfalI, a young female Ptr
'1''s orr much soiled, and reminding US forci-
,n ~ ,bo small servant" who tended on and
by u never-to-b be forgotten Dick Swivel
push y, ,bc odd Curiosity Shop comes and Looks
'''' '. ,so If the castaway frocks, and peers out
's' ,,,, street, occasionally uttering cloud
nv y, ,b,t shows the vacant mind, !" and then in
H.. snbsides into the most serious mood
'' ;!.bI. We thought at first that our sub
"lo, .., moor, haIf-witted thing, without sense
.-b 10 keep out OF the way of vehicles pass
S' j.. ,be street and was kept confined in con-
,,n,c. ard then we thought she might have
.,,ryei and i'll treated into idiocy, like the
r',.,,oDs did thrf Small servant before alluded
.oi we had concluded to make inquiry.
s,.niv 4 circumstance now occurring, obviatcs
,,+5 inquiry, and gives us little light on the
r,r,cter and position Of Tie subject of our Gu
,;,,itv a pedestrian passes under the window
-stops and looks up. The sOlled female who
g,s hut now at the window, is gone, and moth
i,r but castaway frocks and old hats appear
,notbcr nerambulator comes along-we watch
The window closely, and are able to see mud
hall descend swiftly from an Openp pane and light
mon the head of the passer by. The whole
matter is explained, -that small person in the
,,u.lrl head and delapida;cd garments has stood
:, that window, day in and day out, 10: the pur-
nose OF gratifying an innate deviltry, an excess
srs love Of fun-peIting people with mud, and
dolsing back out OF sight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE COUGHING CONG REG ATEON.
TrxK-"Lorsz Lorsl As Atend nt Lis Crst. Gnt.m


The parson, he stood in his pulpit, grave,
And Psalm he had just read on;
And the choir had struck the opening
When the people chimed in with cough cough
'cowgt,'
When the people chimed il with cough!
At length the grave parson to preach
off by this cough chorus set back;
For before the good could his secondly reach,
All over the house 1t was 'hdcE,' 'hGci, Eack,'
All over the house it WAS hack
Again the good parson repeated his text,
And started his anew;
But soon he sat down, exceedingly yeNed,
At this cough, cough haIlibaloo, loo, loo,
At this cough, cough halIibaloo.
The people essayed this coughing stop,
And appease the good parsons ire;
Bnt out il would constantly pop, pop, pop,
Like percussion caps thrown in the fire, ire ire,
Like percussion caps thrown in the FIRE.
Then a Deacon arose, and he said in defence,
or the young Tniddle-aged, and Oil;
81 think, Parson Jones, that they offence;
But we've all got a shocking bad cold, cold cold,
But we've all got a shocking bad cold.''
Then the parson arose, and he said to his fold,
He thought twas indeed very queer,
That his people should have such shocking bad
With the famed UOGrhOURS BgISQH' near near near
with the famed "Lo"ShoEmd BGlSGsl" SO near.
His flock knowing what their Pastor 'welp meant
We're early TO ''DRIDGE CORNEk' away;
So there from the aid which ''Basam 500 lent,
No coughing thc next Sabbath day, day, day,
No coughing the next sabbath day.
MORAL.
Now good people all, whO'ye shocking bad cough
Which they wish to have cured complete;
At the well Known BEEDaE CoKSEH," Main street, street,
At TIE well known "BRIDGG CoRSEp,," Main street.
JAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

50 The Argus says that on Saturday morn
ins three boys tried to obtain fraudulent poses
sion OF gun which had been left at the suspen-
sion bridge for Mr. Ball on Market street
They first tod the toll gate keeper they were
Nh Balls sOns, but he refused to give it up up
on this representation. The boys left, but short
FfStuTned with an order signed with Mr.. Balls
''mo Again the toll gatherer refused to give
Il up and weHt to see Mr.. Bail, who informed
a d. that he had not given any order of the
A''i The young scamps had first endeavored
20 gam possession Of the gun by telling a false
I9ol and then by committing forgery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Thc President will
probably send message to Congress early next
week, showing deficiency of $50, OG0, 600, and
arguing the necessity arrangements to relieve
the government from the prospective financial
embarrassment, reminding Congress that only
four week are remaining OF this session.
the House committee on Iudan affairs have
have unanimously agreed on bill relative to
the reserve in Kansas, known as the New York
reserve, embracing yearly two millions acres of
land, and all pra-cmPtcd by whites Its details
have not transpircd, but is understood to be
satisfactory both to settlers and Iudia's, and
will enable the settlers to obtain titles after one
year.
The committee on elections decided this
morning in favor of B. NJ. Chapman as delegate
from Nebraska in place of Ferguson, the sitting
member This contested case has been pending
since the commencement Of the present Con-
gross.
BosToN, Jan. ga verdict was rendered in
the Supreme Court to-day against the Boston
and Worcester Railroad, for $50, 600 damages
awarded to Mrs. Sarah L. Shaw, whose husband
vas killed and herself injured some years ago,
by a train coming in contact with plaintiff S
carriage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

WAsuIycroy IAN 90
c,v,rr The session to-5,v was set nrort for
,h" conSide-a,ion If business rcI,tin,S 70 the
~, NJ H"im,,bio Prov;,nsiv Io,yevcr
NJ G,r;r If 81 ,noIa .,notion 70 rcronside,.
tbn p,r;g'. Poi,roo Hi. hn cf,cn6 II with =
G.,T. rs,narts staIing That Lis oIiect +, mali
~" eS,i"atrs 70 Lr @dvartseI far more snecific
to nravent bribcs hv mon of straw and to in
oI,LIa i, Tho inv;to,;c,s cstiro,ns and rronos,Is
Eo, br,ncb ro,5 10 Crcron
NJ Rom or lam soi3 = f.w words IN show
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

New YoRK, Jan. 2g.-The Z. s. brig Dolphin,
from Boston, arrived at Bucnos Ayres on De-
cembcr 9th.
a private letter, dated Port au Prince, Jan.
10, received via St. Thomas and Havana, says
Emperor Suloque had been defeated by Ge!lraro,
and the Imperial troops are moving back upon
the city. Sooquc himself was expected every
moment, and it is said Gcf'raro was only Il few
leagues in the rear The writer thinks the con-
test nearly ended, and that in day or two tho
republic will be in force. At the time of wri-
ting, guns were firing within hearing Of the
capitol, which are supposed to be sautes in
.Lolor OF Gcfraro.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
COMMERCIAL.
wHOLESALE NIARKET

BRoo2z-Oommon SIX q on.
BUTTER--In kegs 10.
BCcEETS-STariet;a 39I52,2 20.
Characterization Reserve l'c; Swiss 33c.
CANDLEs-TRiIoO mould IS; dip 20 star ~; sperm 4O
CJFFEE-Jaya ISc; RIO Tx .i.I25[.
FLocH-superine $',7S; ENtrs so25G5,5o.
CO2X-TO.
BAKLEY-5596O.
OA1S-5pa5j
FELTHERS--405GI5c. scarce.
FISU-Slad $l4; Herrings 81; AacEerel No. SI2.
FCHs-RaccoOn SG93TIc.
GISsASG-J596D.
HAY-clover . ton $3.50; Timothy IS ,Oe99CO.
HoPs-Ie2S, dull. 49, il
LIHE-Louisviie 1902 90.
MOLAEsRs-New Orleans 10; Sugar House 45c.
GOLDEN SYhUP-CU.
NAvAL sToRAs-Tqrpentine1 0i tar 1895.
NAIL5-3ii for iOd.
RAGs-9l@3ts, dull.
RIcE-5G5jd.
seEps-Faxseed I25; Glover 4KG41
soSP-Castie per Id lJBl6; common 5i96.
SCGSRs-New Orleans. ~ hid. COS in Dbl
SNUFF-ScOtch &c; Rappee 22926
TEN-Guupowder 40aT"; Imperial 4G6e65; Hyson 95GT0c
1ouchng 256Suc; OolOEg 35a75c.
ToBAoco-GtWists l2i i've roll 2495S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

S an Ahercation.-A quarrel took place
- -. "e Pitts oargh and Cleveland Railroad De
pot p Friday evening, between Joseph c. DOYLE,
y sot Agent, and Charles Hale, runner for the
w. ~ ;, Hotel 1t appears that Hale had been
@n"ea OF the platform, and not obeying in
qrnj, ,OHS' Doyle undertook to put him off, ri ct
tbo"rb IN which rencontre Doyle was badly,
rn,n3s5 u not not seriously cut. AS there are so
and no ,u,nCrS aoat Of contradictory character
Wa ,,"S uesrlag to do injustice to either party
o we await the evidence, before cxnressipa y a.
Cp'9ion as to who was or who woe not ~ o.
'''''''S party.-SteubsaulN Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

% Some three or four women of question:
bic, or rather unquestionable character promo
naded some Of the principal streets on Saturday
night, in, trowses, caps and coats. In some
quarters they were greeted with daughter,
feers and jeers," but their disguise was not
generally noticed. They are supposed to have
donned boys apparel partly for the novelty of
the thing and partly for the comparative safety
which it insured them in their nocturnal Jour
neys, and perhaps, offerings, throughout the
town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

~ "a Smart 7HisE-On Saturday morning
a stranger entered into the tailoring shop of
John Saiyards on Water street and offered :.
watch for sale. Mr.. S. went out to ajewelry
store to ascertain the value of the watch which
was pronounced next thing to ~orthless. Upon
his return, Mr.. S. found the stranger and three
coats gone ont of sight. The transaction is re-
garded as a pretty keen one, and has new
point about it to which we call the attention Of
the profession.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

gay- ISunshtno.-on Saturday morning, tie
blue birds, entieed by the warm atmosphere and
delicious sunshine, were heard exercising their
nellitiuous threats in the woods adjoining the
city, something that is seldom heard at this
season of the year. The state of the weather at
TINS writing makes it rather predetermined
whether we are to have any winter until next
June. From the appearance weather matters
present. the greatest consumption of anthracite
during he season, will be next May and June,
as 1T was last year. Let US get upa collect for
seasonable weather--for winter curing the
months of December, January and February,
and for the good old-fashioned Springs that we
used to enjoy in the days ofboyhood, carly bull
frogs and April water. cresses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

- Fancy and GsefM Articles-Payne &
w. announce the receipt of moro skeleton
S'''s, a lot Of those beautiful and becoming
r'H hoods and hand looking glasses to view
''en IN. They have too, never ending Yaric-
y o. ne" and old music, cutlery, gloves, port
4'0a!es and what not. They manage to keep
up with the times and it is hard 10 find them
"..Non, every article belonging to the trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

ST. Louis, Jan. 28.-Lcavcnworth.-A party
from Weston, Mo-, have returned to that place
from kangas having captured several Runaway
negroes, also DR.. Day and Son, charged with
aiding their escape The latter now in Jail
at Platte City, summary punishment having
been threatened. There is some talk of de-
monstraton in their favor.
Gen. Lame is expected to-niEht.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
W. J. MARKS,

PRACTICAL WORK MAN Al
Watches, CiecIkS, silver w nrc md J CIV eI Try
TTAVINCi on hand, ID intend keeping, well selected
IL stock OF American, English, French and Swiss Watch
American German and French Clocks; Gold and Silver
Chains, Keys, al5, Rings Pins, Ear Rings and
Iockets; silver Thnblrs; Gold, Silver, Steel and German
Spectaclss Spoons, Forks, Ladies, nutterknves,
i;knives Cold aud Silver Pens and prncs Work Box
es, Card Cases CaIns PortIHonas and Furscs,witl
long experience AMI being well prepared with fine tools,
WATCH ENGINE and laesI fully convinced that viii!
be render fr satisfaction the pull lie WHO may
with call !. the OLD stand, !Gg Main ST. Sign Eagle
and Watch. W. j. MARKS.
Wheeling, Nov. 23, 1853
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

~ Important Neas for one and 0M-Stcin
Bros, Baltimore Clothing House, No. 49, Mon.
roe St, opposite the N. W. Bank, Wheeling,
are willing to pay lnrgeS prices for 1t. They
also are purchasing Cumberland City Bank, or
SO called Cumberland Savings Bank, and will
pay more for it than any one else will.
STEIN Bros.
n. B.-They will close their stock of Fail and
Winter Goods without regard to cost.
STEIN BROS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

- h"orFed 9t'a Tr1ia.--We learn that on
saturday morning man was knocked off Il
"y,snt train on the Central Ohio railroad, west
0cI'a'Fe and was seriously if not fatally inju-
, ,St, Ills head came in contact with low
huge -, and he was prccipitate1 from the train.
t 5"s man whose name we did not learn, was
5 to Bellaire, Ohio shortly after the acci
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
D. l.. THOMAS, II. D.
-. 45i Vine street.

NINCENSES, 7 -, Jane g, 1873.
PROF. o. !. wOnD: As You are aLcur naIula cure
and "rnd your recently dieo-,rd aIT he storaiive, VIII
state for lusCuysr IL may that rave used u
and known ,tters :" use ttt hsvt i-T raj years.
IT, ;sit Of other Hair ECrCratNts and that
ind yours vastly rauCrrr any ether kEoW. It
iirely csanseE -e head ci uarrn ant III cue i7cls
prgp'r vii! restore I-suI's lair To tic original
yuuti cmlrr ard texture Giving u hesily- suit aud
glossy #rsucr ard al ;ha- vit'cu: dsco.oriUC H.
rppy 0Ttiv which drops. would
Therefore. its ever. uCslrouS Of lEy
!uS q tus col ~ attH texture &c tteir hair
!;gsprUtIuiig ycuE,- WILSON KING
o. ). WOOD CO., PrcrrI,tars ai2 rroadvay, ,. =,
Tie great =. Nirc Railing ks'abisluCLtJ ia
Market street, It louis, no
au, ssit - all good Druggists.
dcc3-dt-wSv-ly..Tr ort25-Sni
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

,,. IS me u. G. Woodsds will resume her
10 n,a,. SI'PS to Parkersburg this morning at
far ,b s,USN, She has been lying at the boat yard
now ,;s 'as' week undergoing repairs, and she is
80" In complete running order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

DAYTox, Ohio, Jan. 26.--Wm. Blackburn
was arrested in this city to day and man named
George White, in Eaton, both suspected Of be-
ing concerned in the robbery of the Coshocton
treasury robbery. Officers left here this p. NJ,
with tie prisoners, for Columbus.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
Notioe of Dissolutton.

Vie partnership heretofore existing between the under
Il sgn'd under tr fru. OF J. & =. Reid, in the Grocery
and Liquor Business and and Candle Manufacturing
Is this Gay dissolved BY mutual consent: Either Of the
partners + authorized attend the settlement Of tie
old hrH and to the OF making sstls
JOHN REID
Wheeling, Jan. !, 1859. EDWARD REID.
Thsundsrsrued VIII continue the Wholesale Grocery ard
Liquor Business II, eli stand % J. y Reid, No. i1
Nam street, opposite tbs b. q L. - Depot, where e will
GiSays be 'uuG with large stock GrOerirs and For
eign ard Domestic Wines and Liqucrz. JOHN REID
The undersigned having purchased the Interest OF Reid
In the soap aud Candle inLnufactCring Will continue
business az the Factory formerly occupied by r. Reid,
No. Main street, where he will keep supply
Mould Candles and all the variety VI Fnmly and Fancy
Soaps that Is in general EDWARD REID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29,-The Utah Legislature
at Fillmore City on the 18th ult., and organized.
They adjourned on the 18th, to meet at Salt
Lake City on the 27th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

KEY WEST, Jan 2s.-'rhc bari; Tha!cS, from
New Orleans, bound to Africa, went ashore on
the lth of January, near Iillshorough, Fla,
bilgcd. The crew and cargo saved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

by vE:te 0f deed Of trust from Gsore Irwin ard wife,
II % Abraham p Dr-0r-HaEdy. dated ZGtii Ee1Egary
$50 and 'iGy J-cUFig! ti= ClgTls Office ie county
Court Of ono county, "a Io Il, -.8s by virtue
Of .u order = tls County Court a Clio county
it. lnUarr Term, IL te Is=. -puo
signed ratse ii' ~ s r. decd Of tEu-t, place
Abraham = -tcrsz shall tie 1871 ~
-Et - az u ol7c. A. NJ Of that day, t
OF tie Court House the city Of Whe Eirg5a e9f,sc
10 sale bv pHNiic guctt7u the hI-st i.id-r h- south
hail Of lot numbered sXty;vo co. tn EastSde
OF Eo street, between Second and B streets in that
part OF the said city commonly allied Centre Whelinc
TES';< % s9LE-FoT the first SS cash in hand, EI.d
the residue 81 tie purchase money, upon the
ist day 81 April Is52 with ;he DAY OF sae
and 10 be secured b negotiable with an approved
endCT-,r.
The title 10 tie above property undoubted there Il
a convenient house erected the above half lot
janis ALFRED CALDWELL, Tru-tse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31
PrIt,nstrnIa. SD. 9, g.

DEiPf1A. Sept 2, iSse-
PEoF. WCOP-Denr SIr= Your Hair EssiJIautUIs proving
Itself beneficial he front, and also tie back Fait
o! my head almost lost its EgiE isS uALu have
used bat hail pint bottles your RgsiorEtvr-sud
the top OF my head is we'll Studded promising OF
young hair, ;hv receiving btEstt- 1
tried other preparations sUy 81 whatever.
thiuk from my personal recurta- udatCn cen in
duce many 9th, r. Try
Yours respectfully, DIR. THOMAS, ri. d.
Vine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

PirTsnruGn, Jan. 29.--River feet by pier
mark, rising. Weather clear and colder than
this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-31

Lungs. He z devote DartirI. attention the
Of all skin Sg"ru!a- hteuIal acEtu
ami chTonirl NcrrslEl. Fa Aiyss, ETlsy- Iyspepsia
Pies aud Hl drrInCea'Tt - lie Stomach, LAYER ana Row
els and also TO al chronic female diseases. Special sttc
t!ou VIII BE- given tie treatment
ETE AND EtK
without the or the Eu;s Nsrdle and he has
sttrty on hand excellent assortment e heaut! ATE-
ca! Ives and TyrFaruGs, lar Drums, suitable for
either sex and all a-ts-i.syTietl in i've minutes.
pr EAAkEE E@s made discovery Of Fluid that
VII TTCuucr perfect at'rt--- q tie CArAEACT. ard
81 perfect vision 20 I'll l. without TIE a tie knife
Hr i'aaS-v can TroeUrs hFGsd certEeatss Of his
perfect success IL curing Cancers cid Sores Ulcers, F
tria Seedlings iIl Of every description and without
the use ai the E1 SPECIAL mons must he MADE
with Dr. Saa-s Tor tgr tie llst usr1rd dis
case tey ii reCrrr Lis rcf-tant avice and attention
DE- uaEcE Is oEe Of the rrEt rlul aEd celebrated SER
aat Physicians yiT las f-ls is LrcvH per
soaaig in nearly every Principal city it the World. and
letters directed 70 pr EaE"e- tair CertF,l
az distance, correctly stating te I.e Ct ;hsr d ease,
shall be PROMPTLY vcrc aa patients treated 10
pCIdenee FREE OF CHARGE. Ul5re hors fr,at 81.
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No - LEXINGTON STREET,
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