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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01

sWAIRE1s PAMACEA.

FOR TIE CURE OF
~rarfl a- b.e-' s E-H, SlPttlbe and ucrrrj.
nE DISEASES. EalGIHsw. ii-T0US Sores, White
s DISEASES ~ che Llrcr and Skin, Gcn-
rgi .l.--irl cH diseases l-tlcl originate
f.r -rrsre H1aL er igdlsTef7H ~ Youth end
l-f- H- consultation has been jrJtrp dol-n iy
fl-uy. nr Tr-.rlt Irsuir B1rt Or QmuiHc
E- ana most ,r1.rHli diseases l-tcrc The LiWgS
and Ct.s. rc Supposed 90 De affected, DC. sc.
veN order to make fully known iH whlt cstma-
4 .a1 $ eaims Plnlcca ls held bv the medical
I-oiession hc proprietor suhI0.us certificates from
ssutomu WHO n their private as well as public
characters. are ie5eucilY ranked among the most
scientific of ODE profession. The public, rs well
as Che proprietor oltlo Par1cc1, owe much graft
fl1e t1 the gentlemen who h1vo tbu7 testified in
us l.irlrcomneni2fions have occasloncd
ifs use in various cases of 1uvetCrltc corruption
of fhe blood DESCENDING so TIVE SECOND GENER-
.rrrS which otherwise would have destroyed va
nlEIe lives Their humanity and d>mJeTested-
ness ODD promoting thc currency ola medicine found
tg De o. such rrert benefit to the scman race.
tvi..--, regard ;o It's original or ownership, claims
the grateful admiration of beueticeni public.
This aIicine has the singular fortune, Just
tribute to it- rrelt merit of being recommended
bv The mos, celebrated practitioners of medicine
m the United States and elsewhere; whereas not
one af the spurious mixtures made In imitation
of TO-. has the feast from the medical faculty. This
flgt offers au argument So plain and conclusive
that d, needs only 90 De mentioned 10 enforce con-
t.ctIon.
Tre fIsc reports concerning Tins valuable med
ieire which have been So diligently circulated by
-rir PtrsicluS must have their origin either 90
.rrr. OBJ -u OBJ. m.schelogs effects Ct SPURIOUS
I,rr.rf.ss.--I -.TrC tl TItNc ,o Ju4gCfOr ttcHl-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-01
PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
FRESH SAlID OIL
Also

FEW DOZEN BOTTLES LORHL1RDS SUPERIOR MACABOUG SNIFF
Physicians Country others, will find advantage M
t1eHo the andh
Flour Wlskey Ginseng Beesva Snakoro, will be in exchange
ML.a.ne
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wife, and il would be the cau,, st
separ ations. The old man AMI
gi,l were q part Of the inh.riran,. :,
Mrs. Caldwell, aud wer. h,o,.t'
from Nelson county. upon hes IN,
rage and removal To Je.samine III.
hi, wife, Who belonged Ia anotb., -.
son, was left behind. There vs.
lepoe that h. had sought other or,,,
tun,ties to Nay lay, and Kill Ia. a..
trcss, before lac finally acoompl,l 81
IL.
Nary, the girl, was tried nc>t ,rJ
convicted. She had confessed ,,.,.
thing, Aoon after she was arrested. ~.
on suspicion. Upon those euni,s.,o,.
with strong corrobora'ing oneum,,an
ces, she wss convicted. We saU re,
giving testimony against her crsnJl
iher-a short, thick, ,t,on- wrnrb. ~
or l 8 years old, very black. apra,cn,
ly rather stupid. and evident, ar,,c,.
aud simple. She could harGiy ha,.
committed the murder alone, c,,,..,.
~ not without the know ledce f lr.
graDdfathcr.- Fronkfort, ~ Com.
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INTEMPERANCE AND MrRnrr

At the last court held in p,fr,it
(Nicbican territory man naues
Stephen q. Summons. va. t,,,J or
charge of numbering bis wife. T.,
witnesses Of the crime were the CHI
dren OF the parties. on whose tc,:iu,o.
ny the man wa. convicted. II anuc,r.
ed that both husband and wife Jf.rt
freely. That each took a dram on H..
morning OF the day on which the u.us
der-w committed. and that ,hrv tie,
retired 20 bed, where they remained
Unit. near shutdown. Simmons then
rose. and after some inquiries =. =.
person OF whom he Lad suspicion, o.
improper intercourse with hi. wifr. :.
commenced beating her. Aitetwafd,.
he dcsrstsd ard retired To- apotl...
room. After short interval. he ac.n
beat her, aud this was repeated ,i.r,e
or -four times. After the last beatir-.
the son going into the room found he.
insenslbIe, and supposed her to be in
fit. Means were taken 10 revive her
but il was found that The work ot deaf.
had been completed.
bN ia ltl's Case SAWS 1Ns
Detroit Journal. made the bearers &C.
quainted With the condition Of the fam,
y tor some years past. IL represented
a husband sometimes forCing. AWAY,
encouraging. his wife to drink III IS
moments Vt IntoYicstion, beating he.
with the hand or instruments OF ~ocd
or iron. and driving her forth at n'sb.
to seek shelter in the woods. foIlowitC
her aud stamping upon her. Itrepf,-
scented a mother IN a drunken csrou,li
with her husband. in the prescroe q,
their children; or raying like fuiv,
and grasping char. or boards 10 5e4-
them. and drive them from the house
Incorporate men and intempcrate No.
men. can YOU learn nothing from th,,'
The children bore ample test mcnv
10 the kindness aud good oouduo' oi
the father when sober. The Court had
not pronounced sentence.
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xoRrII-EAsTrRN BOUNDARY.

The following intelligence is taken srOm the
Augusta NlaiDe) Patriot
Gen. Webber, who was appointed
by the Marshal Of this State to assist
in taking the census, has been driven
back, and compelled to drsist from the
performance OF his duty, in that por-
ton Of our territory ia which the Br'-
tish have set up their claim. The au
thorities of New Brunswick have ex-
tended their jurisdiction over this ter
ritory, and we are informed that pro-
clamation was published forbidding the
inhabitants TO give in their census and
Gen. w. was threatened with 40 ar
rest, in case he proceeded farther in
carrying into effect one Of the laws OF
the United States. He has returned Il
lay the subject before the Marshal, who
will, no doubt, with his usual prompt
tude. acquaint the Secretary Of State
with this high handed measure Of the
Colonists, and act under his instruc.
tions.
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FOR EVERY BODY.

Curious DiscOcerrj-C Cause and
Remedy If Cartons T6eih.-M. La
Beaume, the medical electrician. has
made very curious discovery, that
the accumulation on the teeth, termed
tartar is oeeasioned by animaIcula.,
which are visible on microscopic ex.
animation. According TO this Gentle.
man. they gradually barrow between
the teeth aud gums, penetrate the en-
amel, and enter the interior Of the
teeth, thereby producing the destruc-
ton termed CARES, and also foofhocIe.
VI. La Beaume, after numerous expe
rIments, aseertained that the true malic
acid (the purified acid of the crab an.
pie) not only immediately DESTROYED
them but dissolved the mueus coliec.
too which protected them. BE there.
lore recommends the teeth 10 be brush
eel every morning, and also the tongue,
which, when loaded with foul slime
IS covered with similar snimaleuls..
with lotion composed Of malic and
rose water, and sfter~ar,is with the
prepared arscsnut charcoal.
This mode OF managing the teeth il
extremely beneficial, A. IL not salyre.
moves, add when used ealy once a
week, prevents its re accumulation, buf,
eleanses the tongue, and produces re.
lIsh for food. Its good effects on
the tongue and palate, proceed, IN
fact. from sympathy, or frosa a eonsin-
u"vs influence transmitted 10 the sio.
mach. The irritation produced by the
nimalcOlR, and the offensive eiilusis |
from them % The saIoonding slime. !
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VARIETY.
,om u,e N. Y. Morning Herald.


Erery man has oUn Gas Afuker.-
Among the many important diseove-
RES in the useful arts in France, .
small machine, not occupying q space
az 'oore than two feet, msy be mention
cd, which produces sufficient gas Of
the finest kind 10 illuminate every part
OF private dwelling. Twice this size
sufiices for the largest mandatory or
public edifce. We are unacquainteJ
with the details Of its construction cx-
ceps through an advertisement in one
of the French papers received at our
office. We gather FROM this that the
gas 10 produced from a cheap mixture
Of resinous and oily substances, aud 10
superior To that produced from the best
oil. II has no smell. aud does not in
the least degree affect gil,lings, furni-
ture, paintings, or metallic substances.
There Is no gasometer whatever at
tachcd to the apparatus, aud the mo-
ment the light is extinguished, the gas
ceases TO be formed, thus afIording the
most perfect security. The price OF
the largest apparatus is 500, and Of
the smallest rather less than 600. The
committee Of the Academy upon che
mical substances, have made . favora-
BILE report upon this apparatus, and the
project Of the Police Of Paris, appears
to be so we'll satisfied with its cleanli-
ness ADD safety, that he has permitted
it to be used without subiccting il to
the formalities required in cases where
unhealthy. dangerous. or unpleasant
establishments are about TO be erected.
Orders are received by Lcpine, No.
80 Rue du Colombier, Paris, who for.
wards the apparatus complete. with Ii.
Geographic views Of every detached
portion, and instructions for putting
them together. We hope that some
OF our enterprising citizens may be in
duced to procure one Of these machines
and give il fair trial. The subject Of
gas il becoming daily Of greater im.
portance to the community, and we
regret tho course pursued by some Of
our contemporaries, who thinking per-
haps that as from its very nature it
may be ranked among
Trifics light rs air.
II should be treated with appropri-
ate ievity. 1t has indeed been sug-
gested that our witty Mayor has set
the example; for he has been heard to
hint that the war between the two rival
gas companies Of our city. which has
been waged with SO much bitterness, is
after all only for the purpose Of giving
20 one Of these
Airy nothings,
A local habtaton and "A name"
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ECON ,l,c B.,,. Pat. Of .Auvua, S.

Extract or . Ie,ser. 20 house in this city.
receive 4 by the Isss evenings ~sL. by the
ship bengal. arrived ~ Bosioa. dated
"oipRALTAH, JUNE 25. 1850.
We haze in town u rumor of the
taking of Aigiers with Ices Of about
5000 French, which if confirmed be
fore the closing Of this, you shali be adj
vi.cd Of such particulars rs may be re-
ceived."
\ letter from Gibraltar. Of the same
date, TO n gentleman IN New York,
says: "'rbere are some shipments
making from this to Aigiers. under the
belief that it must have fallen into the
hands Of the French. In fact, report
has reached Us, via Malaga, that they
took the place with the loss Of 5000
men; but il does not come IN very
creditabIe shape. The next east wind
will bring Us late intelligence, and re
move our anxiety for news from that
quarter"
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.7necdofe.--The Nantucket Inaui.
rer, IN notice Of the last annual Sheep
shearing on that Island, says--.Our
selectmen very properly gave due no
iice TO prohibit the sale Of ardent spir
ITS on the occasion but we understand
that one man opened a shop FOR the
safe NJ icafeT, and furnished the spirit.
gratis. Jack tars are up to thing or
two; and one Of the sturdy sons Of
Neptune. having been made acquaint.
ed with the terms of the water MGR.
chant, filled tumbler half full Of rum.
drank II down, said il was good enough
without reducing. and told the evader
OF the law that lac might sell the water
to some one who liked IL better than
he did
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Heirs Of Fulton. We are cisd p,
Ind. rs We do, from the Cincinr..
Commercial Daily, that the sUgge.tlo.
made some time since, II piac,r.
box on board Of every steam boai. r..
receiving contributions. Gur the benef
OF Fuiton's heirs, is about 10 be zen,
rally adopted On the Western s,ef,.
~ association u the cspfains all
officers Of steam beats. at Pitf.byf.
have resolved 10 use 81 their eude.,.
oEs to favor this lsvdable plan. liz
people OF this country owe mutA -
the genius and perseverance Of Fvltat
Shose heirs a'e laT from being IN sfa
ent e'reSmsis0ecs sUd We zee not
~hy SOME part Of the obligation No.
rot be cancelled IN the easy mode.--
We should be elsd 10 see the plsL
come tote general use. Il Boh. Pa,
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The keeper of a Scotch ale house,
having on his sign, after his name,
:" VI. ID. =. Il. s." a Physician Of the
Royal Society asked him how he pre-
sumsd 60 Sfiix these letters 10 his nsme.
" Why. SIR. lsaid the publican have
sS good a right TO them as you have. -
Z" What 10 you mean you scoundrei 20
replied the Doctor. - mean, SIR. :,
returned the other. "thas was Drum
Major Of fhe Royai Scotch Fusikers.''
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Captain HARRis, OF the brir OaS.
arrived At New York from Palermo.
lniorms the editors OF the Journal It
Commerce, that on the IIth. I5rh.
and 10th of May, there were slmo'ta-
neous eruptions from Mount .Efna
and Volcano Island, and the mot VI
olent hurricane that had been eIpcr,-
enred Tor 20 years. The lire. smukr.
c'nders, and ashes, which poured fort,
from their craters, afforded the ma1
sublime and magnificent spectacle,
Most ef the inhabitant, left the civ.
under the apprehension that II mi.h;
be swallowed up by an earthqu.k,
A number OF large buildings we're
blown down, and the forest trees anG
vineyards materially damaged.
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Curious EJp!oSi0n.-The Nlsh,i!!s
10 papers mention that an explo,ioa
took place "a the bed 81 a Greek about
| z miles from that place on the goth
ult. Tie noise resembed that OF
blowing rocks and on examination
Il wa found that the rocky bed ~ iLr
creek was cracked and shivefed 10
great extent Pieces weighing o.
500 pounds; were broken on. and 20
earth and rock together were parted
IN insure extending near 40 yafd,.-
\ spring nov issue, from, the edge ol
the Crerk-the water, ~ taste and
smell resembles that which ruus u.r,
a bed Of stone coal.
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Monday week. in Huntingdon ooun
~, james Holling,hcsd aud hi vie
were shot while asleep in bed. Ne',h,r
was mortality wounded. A reward %;
100 dollars has been offered for the sp-
Prehenslon OF the pcrpetrator OF the
deed.
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a Steel Trap. Mrs. Levi Steel, Of
AIOanJ' lately found . thief IN her
chamber about carrying off a trunk ;
Nhsfeupon she took him By the collar
and handed him over IN a police officer.
This fellow will probably have ana NJ.
ter aversion TO stssi-ing hereafter.
CGJnden Journal
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Posscagsrs from Eprope.--Nsafly
one Thousand passengers arrived a.
New York, from Great Britain. during
two days 81 LAST week. On sandsy.
there were 3G2 arrived az PhLads lphia.
and on The same day III ~ Whining.
tor. Del r Bgh. Par
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Snake Poison. Mr.. Mccormick
of Newton, Ind. publishes that puiver.
ised charcoal made into plaster with
hogs lard, is a grand anti,lote to the
poison Of snake bites. With it he
cured child which was bitten by a
copper head, in both ankles. So rapid
was the progress Of the poison, that in
i've minutes after the biting, the child.
tongue was swollen, and green matter
elected from the stomach but the
effect Of the antidote was nearly as in
Simultaneous as the poison and the
child entirely recovered. The ONT
ment VAS applied every half hour for
twelve hours. One Editor suggests il
might be good application for the
sting OF the bee and other insects.
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INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE "a

LIVERPOOL, JUNE ~.
Gurney's Steam Carriage. - Mr..
Quincy has travelled from London to
Birmingham, 10 his celebrated carriage,
without difficulty, and purposed being
IN Liverpool last evening-crowds AZ
sembled at Birkephead TO meet him.
but he had not arrived when the last
boat crossed the river.
A material Improvement has taken
place IN the demand for iron, and the
manufacturers in Warwickshire conf.
IDENTIFY anticipate another advance.
Horseed.-The Londonderry Jour.
nal states, that the quantity Of haxseed
sold IN that Deighborhood during lhis
season, vas 5000 hhds.
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From III. Americas Oily Advertiser.

Ma. PouLsos Some days since
on entering a Hotel, observed the
falioSing lines, and thought them wor'
thy place in every 6ar-roons, they
ought TO be inculcated in the first les
sons Of childhood.
SWEAR NOT AT ALL.
chills my Lleed To hear the blest supreme.
R1del, spps>ld to. on each sriiling theme;
Maintain your rank. >uls,srity dcspisc;
To swear Is neither brave, polite, nor wise.
You would not swear upon bed of death
Reflect, your msker nos can stop your breath.
T.. u.
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probably Of a focal nature, are cx-
tended To their salivai glands; the
consequences &c which Is, that their Sc
creiion is unhealthy and mo- doubt, .
very common cause Of Indigestion. =
tIippocrates, who, in all cases, paid
partic ular attention 10 the state Of the
stomach. vas Of similar opinion. that
a perfect or good digestion depends A.
much ON the healthy state Of the tectl,
as ON the sound condition of the diges-
tive organs
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Nocturnal Telegraph. Its ataied
That some experiments have recently
been made ~ France. with a day an,
night telegraph. intended to be used in
the Invasion Of Algiers. itiras been
established between Paris aud TouIon.
and - effected by the use Of Lanterns,
With very powerful snagnifying glasses
and strong reQestors, Which are light.
ed by gas. y Bah. Poi.
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Indian Jonas. --IIerara. ID. ,. l.. Q.
c. S., relates . story Of an Indian d..
yer for oysters being swallowed by a
hsh called Marrajo." The Indians
companions balted for the monster with
= dog, caught it, opened the fish, aud
restored their couniryman 10 life.
fSoufhey's Wesf Lqdtss.
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FOR THE LADIES'

Gerna, Polish for Furnifure.-Melt
one ounce of black rosin and quarter
Of pound Of yellow wax, in an earthsn
Pipkin, and pouring in by degrees two
ounces Of spirits of turpentine; when
the whole is well incorporated, put il
in an earthen jar, and keep it COVERED
for use. When you use il, spread a
little Of il OH the furniture with a
woollen cloth, and rub il well. In a
few days toe polish will be as hard and
bright as varnish.
Fire and Uaier- Proof Cement. To
half pint of milk, put an equal guam
tity OF vinegar, in order to curdle il, then
separate the curd from the whey, and
mix the whey with the white Of 4 or S
eggs, bcatin. the whole together
When it is we'll mixed, add q little
quick-lime through sieve, until it has
acquired the consistcnce of a thick
paste. With this cement, broken YES
sells may be mcnded. Ii dries quick
". aud resists the action Of fire and
water.
Ripe Tomato Pickle. The Union
Times gives the following receipt for
making the most savory pickles in
the world
Take ripe tomatoes and prick them
with fork or pointed stick, put them
into any kind Of vessel, sailing each
layer thickly, let them remain in the
salt eight days. put them for one night
INTO a vessel Of vinegar and water,
then to peck of tomatoes add bottle
ct good mustard, half an ounce cloves,
hall an ounce pepper, aud one dozen
large onions sliced-pack them in
jar, placing layer OF onions and spi.
ces between the layers Of tonatos. 10
ten days the pickles will be in good
eating order.
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Recipe for Uhite Sweiiing.-One
handful OF Sage rubbed line-white of
two egss-one table spoon full of cast
steel soap-one table spoon full Of lax
seed oil-beat them well together and
apply them 10 the sore.
POLLY M'CARDEIL.
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RECIPES.
roR TIE FARMERS.

Farro, according TO Diekson's Hus-
6nno,v Of The .7neienfs. gives the fol-
lowing advice to the Ia, mers Of his
time :-'Persons Who buy them mea-
ming cattle, should take care that they
be we'll made, all their members COM
plete, have long aud deep bodies, with
black horns, broad foreheads, large
black eyes, hairy ears, close-set jaws,
Hat noses with wide nostrils, blacklist
lips. thick and long necks. hanging
down jswlaps, broad skirts, round
bodies, thick shoulders. a straight or
gently declining back, round hips, tails
with mach hair OH their lower part
hanging down to their heels 4; rather
shore legs and straight knee joints
subsequently signifying that which
has black hair on it, hide Is the strong.
est OK that which has red the second
in strength; that which has Ounce
Toured hair, the third in strength and
that which has white hair, 10 the weak
est and most delicate.
REMEDY AGAINST THE BLACK Fly
~ ,rURNIps.- farmer, who farmesl
extensively, had his turnips subject
for many years 70 the attack Of the
Black Fly. in common with the most
Of his ueighbors. lie vas advised by
some one who had tried with success
what he recommended, viz. to rub the
turnip seed among flower Of sulphur,
and to let it lie amongst il for a short
time, and sow both seed aud sulphur
together. BY persevcring in this
practice SO long as he continued "a
farm, he evaded the attacks Of this de-
stuctiye ay.
Recipe for Horing IN Cattle, miM
ealing foo much damp Gorer.
soon as the animal is diseased, keep
it from drinking, then take two table
spoons full Of pearl ash, dissoiyefin q
pint Of water, drench it, it will give
immediate relief. Care should be Ia.
ken when first turning into clover, "a
let the wet get OF. aud not let them BE-
in more than one hour at q time, for
two or three days. Keep thea from
water when taken out.
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DEATm oF GES. SUcRE.-Letters re.
eei'ed by the MontiIla, at New York,
state, that Gen. ANTONIO JOSH DE- ST..
.cRE bad been assassinated while on his
way TO Paste. If this be true. il !.
much TO be lamenied. Next u Boil
var, General Suere - the greatest be +.
nefsetss Of South Ameries. lie was
born at Cumapa, in venezuela, IN
1898; consequently was 81 years old
Al ihe time Of his death. Nat. I'M.
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Remedy for ne Tooth aehc.--Put a
piece of unslacked lime, about the size
Of walnut, in quart bottle Of water,
and keep il corked. Cleanse the teeth
with brush every morning, using this
water, and rinse the mouth with il nj
ter dinner and tea. II the water is
tao strongly inpregnated with lime.
dilute IL. This practice will not only
prevent the tooth ache, but will pre-
serve the teeth.