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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-18
City Council.
LAST NIGHTS PRooEEplNas.


The Council met pursuant to call, at 81 o'clock.
PRESENT His Honor, t6s Mayor, and desErs. Black,
BOtsford, Echols, Forbes, Hartman, Hallowell,
Holiday, Lamb, Tharp, Wilson, Wait, Yarnall.
A communication addressed by number of the
clergymen to the Mayor of the city, was read, and
NJ. Black moved ''that next Thursday be recon-
mended to the citizens of Wheeling, to be obsery-
ei as a day Of Thanksgiving and prayer.
Adopted. sa.ris
On motion of Mr.. Forbes, Resolved that the
Council request that all places for the sale of in
tOHcating liquors, be closed on that day. Gts4
Mr.. Lamb moved that a Committee of one from
each Ward be appointed, TO submit to COUNSEL
report upon certain corrections and alterations de-
sgned upon the Charter of the City. Committee:
Black, Berger, Lamb, Hallowell and Forbes.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes, the Street CommiS-
ioner was ordered to place the curb stones re-
moved from Webster street, in any part of Centre
Wheeling where itmay be desired.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes, Committee on Market
Houses was authorized to direct the Street Com
missioner in opening up certain streets in Centre
Wheeling, near the 9th Ward Market. 90
The committee on accounts recommended the
payment Of the bill of Messrs. Berger & Hoffman,
$500 and that Of Mr.. VIM. Ewing, and that the
Communication of Mr.. j. E. Bier, be laid upon the
table. Agreed TO. me3
Mr. Forbes moved that walk OF fagStones be
Iaii upon the wharf from Water Street 10 the foot
Of,he paving, on the line between the bouldered
and the Macadamized portion of the Wharf.
Mr.. Goodrich moved that curbing be set on
the South side Of Zane street, the Islands, from
Huronstre=t to Pennsylvania street. Referred 10
the committee on streets and alleys with insstuc-
tons TO report. Ayes: Berger, Echols, Forbes,
Holiday, Hull, Hardmsn, Lamb, Tharp and Wait.
Noes: Black, BotstOrd. Clayton Hallowell' Wilson
and Ynrnall. isH.Eti ......,.
Mr.. Hartman moved for the priyiiegeeto Gill
LA oman & Stevens of laying switch from the b.
* o. II. R. track. Refenedto the committee on
Streets and Alleys, and Resolved, Thatal other
SIMILAR applications shall take similar directon.
The Chairman OF the Committee on Wharves
was instructed to take proper measures to collect
The amonnt of damages done to the paving Of the
wharf, by Bakers " harf boat. .es. g ~. 1s,s
Nh. Hartman asked the privilege of unloading,
pig metal on the street at lot No. II, Centre
Wheeling, fora short period. Referred 10 Com
mIttee on Streets and alleys with power TO act.
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Ma. Isaac PRAoER. at his new store, 115 Main
greet, has got his assortment OF Dry Goods aud
F.gsy Goods fairly opened, and very rich and
b:s1uful assortment it ig. Mr.. P. has not only
geDdd store room, but splendid stock of goods,
which he is determined to sell eieqp. Quick sales
.ai ebeapness is his motto.
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The SoUTHERNER."-We have before US the
Fospectus of paper to be called ''The Southern
e. and TO be published at Louisville by Messrs.
Elxs & Co. Its immediate object is the adyoca-
81 Of Southern interests, and the development OF
be tIads and commerce of the South, as will up
par from the following extract from the prospec-
ms:- 1-5 .t#. s.EIrI. s..r.
MANY of the members Of the Convention which
assembled at Memphis, in June, 1885, to take in
% consideration the leading Agricultural and Com
uelcial interests of the South, having expressed
lsire that the principles and policy there discus
Psfty of that great division Of the American Con-
!rlency, should be disseminated widely over the
midland having promised a ready and liberal
HppOt 10 any well directed enterprise having this
for It's principal obiect--the undersigned have de
i5rBned to invest capital and labor in a newspa-
pei, suited 10 general circulation, based upon the
tenands Of that able and distinguished body to
which we have referred"
As the "Southerner' will be very handsomely
printed las we perceive from.a specimen number
before us) and as it will be only one dollar per
,anum, it will doubtless attain large circulation,
AID will therefore be good advertising medium
it the business men of the South. The proprie-
tots announce that no advertisements will be ia
len from Northern citieson any consideration. &c
Nj. EVANS, one Of the publishers, is now in cur
city, and will take an early occasion 10 call on our
Business men, ~ = 1-
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RIVER AFFARs.-Last night there were ten and
half feet of water in the channel, and receding
Lovly. The weather indicates more ram.
TbeThos. Swami left night before last fol Pitts
bargb, and the Alvin Adams yesterday at noon, for
The same place.
The Virginia left yesterday for st. LOUIS. The
Baltimore will leave tomorrow.
The Pittsburgh, Parkersburg, GAINESVILLE, Stu
b1nyille, SunGsh, and other packets arc plying
regularity, and doing good business, while the
sansient boats now running are almost number
kss. ----
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For lSnItImore, WnshingtOn, philadelphia
mud New York seq
Great through Line for the East.

TJIHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road Junction Claely called the Relay
House. miles Rom Baltimore, and with the Philadet
phn, Wilmington Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line now comple ed and
the whole road Is in no condition. presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line rom
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
wasnston Philadelphia, &C., may be had 1.-THE agents.
or on the boats. :,
ThecxIress mailtraneaves Wheeling daily at o'clock
A. NJ, (Yhcoling timed and arrives at Cumberano l2V
mes) at p NJ and allowing two hours there arrives IN
Baltimore C3S0 miles, at A. NJ, the next ma
king the passage through in about 20 hours lncuuns all
stOpEages. a..
without charge .. -. ~.
Washington the Junction and for Padelphia NJ Bal
pie lime aud opportunity all points 10 their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO baltimore, gym
privilege ofIying anywhere the routebl Og-lo
Washington, S9,6O-to Philadelphia, St0-to be had on
board the steamers OF the Union Line on the ONO ara OF
the Rail Road gents at Wheeling q b. FORD q hnunus'
vile. maj WIN. PARKER, GEM. SOp,l.
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psvUpENr's MEssAeE-To o6E CoUHTR

rs PaEsIUhNIT9 80
il,,srs-we will furnish, as usual, the forth
- =, message Of the President 10 our. country
c. g.. cheaper than they can print it, andso as
H'. GO the delay which most weekly papers will
,.gi,cted to in waiting TO lay it Lsfore Their
.,.,s in their regular editions. We shall get it
mick enough. but, will be more anxious to
80, correct than to get it out in an incredible
y, time, guaranteeing that twill not be filed
~ =, tbs shocking errors which usually mark such
IAN ,.,menfs thrown of in hurry.
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wrc.LL attention to the card of Messrs. JAMES
. praOr & BRoTuER, Flour and Grain Factors.
= Philadelphia. We are assured that no better
,,,,. in this department of business exists in Phil
,:.Iphin, and that no more responsible and clever
,.rtlemen can be found. 81
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PEouucE AND COMMISSION BUsINEss.-our old
Esnd M. ABsALOM RiDOELY, has opened Pro-
ace, Commission and Feed S:Ore in one of Mr.Pax-
ra's fne new Warehouses on Main street. His
h.ii,ies for the business are large, and we think
ls cannot fail to command a good trade. We in
5i.s attention TO bis card in another column.
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srr,npo,T, Freighting and Coal Merchants are
nsnsd to the advertisement in. to=day's paper of
a. f,7one Steamer g. A. Watkins, for sale. She
{ well known as The first among the fast Boats,
sd has proved the most powerful TowRoAT on
he Western Rivers.
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The following certificate is rom eminent Lawyer o.
Kentucky, who is known all OF the States, having for
number OF years represented his State in Congress;
affords pleasure to state that DIR. hanptoms Tine
ture las affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
boy Albert Thepatient three years OF age; had
the scrolua. Ills Iatber Is scIoulous The boy
wing mass head foot. The upper lids
othe eyes swollen, AMI turned inside out,
bng horrible matterng ulcers ami pTotruded overthe
eye balls, produce blindness. strange, yet
true this child-that felt resigned to die relief
from suerng-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment OF DR.. Hampton. w p. THOMASSON.
louisville, March 20, 1851. - II -
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E,,,vHA sIF is now selling at thirty FIVE
-, Oer busbei, wholesale. twill be seen that
T ~ JlMEs Svor4& CO. OF their " arehodse
:. r.rtrs Wheeling, have supply ON hand. -
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. GAUTION.

DR. MoRsE's INYIGoRNTtEs CORDIAL has been oosAter
feited by scn1e unPfDcipled persons.
IN future all the genuine cordial VIII bye the
pasted the cork Of each bottle, ana he o
lowing words blown in the glafS IS '.fissss m
CDR MoRsEs INvJGoRArNG coRpIALyf g.sga5 tf ..
-. > Q. H. lRINe, RRoFRIEroR,l n. Y.'Aiy4 e
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u, BrrrLr, Of Adams & Co.'S Express, brought
=, B,Itinors papers yesterday in advance Of the
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps
Hats! HatsM HatsI!!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
VIZ Rare now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall ~
w styieS and prepared 10 supply cur patrons a
and tho nubc with Hats that cannot be surpassed mss
endurance beauty OF nsh and artistic curlaud although
nshed al prices low those orneor
vct manufacture Also, large isotmont of all the diff
drcn's Hats Also large assortment OF Fispds' Hats
of the different grades tognther with fine assortment
mems and youths Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Cops
styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good arti
both taste and economy chasing the splendid
Hal and Can store Notf23 3doors norhofc w. T. Sci.
ssn1e ". w. Unison
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q9 N ftoSE G9PFss % Of 9y sxEs or ToRAccc

ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands Of 6,s and So Pound
Lumps nom &c TO IS cents, including p. CTavely h. F.
GraVely Hollands; fine z. Beehive, Thornton Thomas,
Johns, etc etc Also supply OF cattee boxes Of Hunters
Jones and HudSons, Spottsman's, Thorn's Ewpie and
others. Alsoth Old Dladem OF VII gina Twists Mary
Belli Cherry Ripei the California Gold BaT ETC. ETC.
AS exclusively engagedin the tobacco trade, hGv
ing three extensive houses in VTgnia, and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
Cities and having laid in stock previous to tile adj
vance, feel confident that offer such induce
monts other house better, and but few eau
equal either west. We therefore ask the mer
chants Ohio Pennsylvania and vi GINA TO give US call
We also keep constantly ON hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported Segars Also American Sron
ish, Half Spanish and common segars. Scotch Smlr,,
bIaddeTs; also int ID packs Matches, Pipas OF various
kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives Don't fall to cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR q Co. sfl
aus23 ~. 81 Main street
HI.
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BooLbihder & Blank book manufacturers,
81 No. 24A Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. y
FogLD respects norm their friends and the pub.
lie in general that they have bought tho establish,
me known James b. Ewing,s BookhiudeTy
are now prepared to Rule and
TO order blank books OF every description music
magaztnes in not to be suTas.
and by any establishment infhe country fss ~ {. =
Constantly on hand assortment OF blank books
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% 1900 Partner Wanted.
STEAM ENGINE MANDATORY A

PRIVATE SALE .1..
The undersigned will dispose OF the onehalrof Phillips
well Steam Engine Mandatory, together with the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns.
Having contracted for tho necessary Iathes &C. in add
ton his tools, the conducting the
manufacture of all descriptions or Railroad Cars, etc., in
connection with the Foundry and Engine Mandatory, he
1attsrs himself that account OF the number OF railroads
terminating here, there s not better location for that
business in the West.
find change Tor good invesment The establish
is in full operation, and win be prepared to take
contracts Cars 30, In short te. For further In
formation apply the subscriber, IL by letter. postpaid.
oCt20 an II. w. PHILLIPS.
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crpr on CoucH. .vKRTIGo. RHEuMATlsM.

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF the venerable DR.. Duna's OF the city OF
well known, and whose testimony adds
TO the triumph of Hampton's Vegetable Tfnclure."
~ BALTIMORE, Feb. 0, 1882.
Messrs. Mortimer & wbray-Gentlemen; 1t is with
pleasure that able Attest TO the general healing
ture. Sometime during last November was taken with
bad and serious cough. advised TO take Cod
Liver Oi and did SOL but getting BETTER was induced
try Tincture got one bottle, and before had
il all my cough LEFT Permit me also to state that,
tile last fifteen years, have Suffered very much nom
Acute rheumatism and Vertigo; combining times
good health to the OF the TnctuIe and kind Prov-
dence. 'r.
You are my friends liberty 10 this you may
think proper and believe mo, yours, very
lF7 = = -HElllf r .l. Sac. ri = G. DUNAN.ssT
ME- can be seen at any time at tho AIayor,s oee
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sF January nth, 1853, g..
Messrs. Mortmer& Mowbray--Ge Gentlemen The First
Lieutenant this ship, been suffering ny years
from the Dyspepsia, and who has been nearly restored
his usual health the OF HRmpon's Vegetable Tine
Medicine. at
this ship, also wishes you 10 send him one dozen OF
Hampton's Vegeta Bile Tincturcj' by the Store Ship
Spezziu. ,-,-...- o. .si''- y 81
The ISTincture you sent mo was received in good
DER pleasure In informing you, that II has been
used with eTead by several OF officers In
OF Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours, 80 ste.s
= = VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy. I
We have two other letters from Rev MT. EsiIridge,
equally strong as above. t7f7-l -7-17st
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INSECT A.NE6Us.
iNEW GRO0DRV ST0RH

No, . TEnshingfOiI III al, - ti455t y
- y. =. =. Monroe ct J PlteslIpg, Va. "a
g D. WoopRo w tihio, ms TIE zensof heslifE
the best Assortents OF IiIy IN lie esiefi
country Consisting Of every article
groeeriesto and DRINK all OF which be sold AZ
low pEicesas can be bought ih tie city, live uSa call on
goods delivered 10 any part OF the city iTee
charee. asltstsl -es7sls IfiySi1s-
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GENERAL DEBILITY PROM ONE or THE OLDEST MAG
IsTRATEs IN BALTIMoRE.

4 BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer & MowbTayi GeeLit duty 10 make
known the benefits have derived from pr. Hampton
Tihcure For length oEtCle have been subject grea
pros:ration muscular power and great debility OF the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with palpitAton and flut
tering oil tho heart had such sudden attaUksou
cason could scarcely get home In making mention OF
case to friend he referred me to Joseph X Staple
toi ESQ an old aud highly respectable citizen Of Bat
more, who had used the Tncture under similar circum
stances. MIR. Stapleton and alter an inter-
view minutes fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues the Tincture, from the evidence before me- of
failing state health, put now hearty hale appearances
withthe activity of youth. Immediately commenced
bottle, my strength renewed and can walk as brisk
and am as active as twenty years agn. This Tine
ture is grand restorative or the digestive ogas
which, when destroyed, the whole system is in state Of
do assert 1t is in reality, what tits represcncdto DO
BY DE- sHaHp'0n' the lhyehIoF WIN. a. scHARFFER.
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30 WARRINGTON, Nay III 1883.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbrays Gentlemen Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF ten years standing
hereby the benefit OF the afflicted, take great pleas
ufe in announcing that after using few bottles OF your
Hampton Tincture found 1t had accomplished perEecj
cure used different medicines from time TO time,
been Hblo oacc0unt apparent good
anu 1t Is blessing TO stricken humanity that that nedi
cine is found which possesses toe wondrous power ofprO-
longing human life. The many II has wrought Is
sufficient guarantee OF the beneBoian results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
: l.--Il-.-,, J! CURTAIN HAY.
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49, MoRBUs, - Z

s,TD. MoRBUs, - st
So 'DIARRHEA, Is.
-ae Re 80 DYSENTERY,a
and all other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels,
cured by HAMPTOS'SaYEG ETABLE TTNCTURE.-f
and preyentattg, II has Deen wonderfully
cessul. 1t will be found inquiry thst those who
have exemption from those diseases Incident
To publish ali the iestimonyin its favor woud pakea
large volume. E<
and got Pamphlets gratis and the many
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative Of
I NERVOUS DISBASES1 @
inther various FORMS giving lie aud yigor, restoring
the and thus intusg hope in place
ofdespondency. BY its mild pleasant and safe action
the stomach, liver kidneys, lungs and the nervous sys
tenn it DyspspstG, Liver Complaint Disaaees Of he
Urinary UTgdns, Coughs, dGLIaJ BroHshLa ABeetioR
Consumption, Sero Kings EriI Worurs, Rhe,t1asisa
Got, Neuralgia, ST. Pis Dance, Fits FiStlla, Pilss,
with all diseas arising from impure blood.
O-5-For sale by T. H. LOGAHd CO., Wheeling, Gener-
al gents VIM r.. MoKRE, 9Th ward and by Druggists
generally. :. 81. :,
more street BaItiulore and 304 Broadway New York
.n-1.Prfre, = 4 per bottle. -. iY23-d9w.1Y
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ITNT0N LINE

ON1SEN LA4NKs I. 4
- he fne light drausht steamer AT Lam
kR-ESTA, Captain A. u. JonssGH, will run as
- the REGULAR Union Line packet between
Wheeling and Cinoinnati leaving Wheeling every Tues
day, at 4o'clOck, p. M. l 81. s.a 4.'tl
modat.ons. taa--
For freight passage apply on board yli Or 70
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Speoial Notioa.

-H o5TIcE b. d O. RA1LRoAD Co.
Wheeling Station. November T. 1853.
on and after Monday the 9Th instant, passenger car
will leave the Station daily IS O'Clock p NJ Wheel
ing time, for Moundsville and Cameron.
Returning leave Cameron. .05, A. NJ.
do do Moundsville.. ..........6 A. NJ.
Bare-Cameron, 81, 20 each wayi
do Moundsville, 40 cents each way
Ry order j. B. FORD.
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nAnTrnM EXTRA.

n : =
Also observe Promissory Note with Ire propTietn,s
written signature eFery genuine bottlSof Or MoTse'a
lnyigoTaiing Cordial! fisr tPs as5st - s4sG
! Toeounte rfet which Is forserysi5 s!sfs - sss 81
u14hs Cordial put up highly souesuiratsa5 pint
PrIcr-eaO 90 per bother two for 81, six OF s1e
54si U. H. RING, Propulsion. n sstzt
. 19e Broadway, NeWrYork.
Sold by Druggists throlghout the unlted States Cana
, WHRELING-Keils q caldWelli sg8.
a -PlTTRBURGH-Flemi i5Tollersi
q iasCINOINEATJ-Bft.1 Iealngs3 8 tli n an =
. CUMBERLAHp-Rslis ,HeaIy q Col = 8 ~ I +.
= j Nance. seplesd;trVaWa.
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.GiYe ms a Cali.

: --4s.Hs. Give. us a cali. s-s4 .I.
THE have just received, and
ing OF the finest stocks OF coths, cassmeres and
vestngs brought this market for fall and winter
wear AISO,--a large assortment OF Cents Furnishing
Goods, I'VE only ask tall an examination goods
viii recommend themselves, Chey require praise
us,O ut No 2, Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va.
WHEELER q LAKINr
oct7 te "a Iff Merchant Tailors
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Tobacco! Tobaooo! Tobaooo!!

NNTE would respectfully call the attention OF Nor
w chants and Grocers to our very large and gensISl
stock OF Tobacco Cigars, Snuff ETC., and such other ai
Giles as legitlmaIely belong 10 regular
MholesnIe Tobncco Homo. -.
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Dyspepsia, Tsherm atiSn, Scrofala, Liver
Complaint, &c-FRoM THE METRoPoLIs.-Pass II
around-et the afflicted lear the glad hdngsl This is
but tho sentiment ofthousands:h
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Notice,

NOG1C6s
OEFIcE B. & o. RAILROAD Co.,
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853,
Change of Schcdule.-Passenger truin-on and
Monday next, the 9TH instant. Passenger Train
will leave the Station at 8, A. NJ, Wheeling time
nov4 iB., FORD, Agent
I.-I| : HEnPEIELD RAILRoAD OFPIcE, G. ID
Washington. Pa, November ., 1858.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given that Rectionwiu be
held for the election or Directors, the office OF the
Company in Washington, the 21s OF day November
instant. by order OF the Board
uoE4 JOSEPH HENDERSON, Sec'y
1GaIette and Argus copy.l y 1-.t
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali stockholders, private
IN and municipal OF the Hempheld Railroad Company,
that monthly instruments OF per cent the amount or
Subscriptions will hereafter be required.
The greater PAL OF tho Road being under contract,
and large force engaged, which is rapidly increasing
subscribers required to be pLctua in paying their In
stalmonts. az Q So u '-5-.I.
The fourth instalmen must DO paid before the tenth
Of November next, without further notice.
By order Of the board.
20 JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer
Warrington, Pa Oct Is, 1853 nov1
Times and Argus eopy.1
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MEDICINAL. WONDER.

OF the nineteenth century Its, as the first Scientific
in the world would have nd nilted that tDace medi
cine heretofore supposed TO have no existence,
STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
sIdfce is expended, Sthe with opium,
cohoic preparations and al other excitans The effect OF
these bIie and it may we'll be said OF i who to
'Ihe last state of that is than the frs - But
the Exir is exhileTant without single drar.backsae
in its operations perpetual Units happy influence upon tile
nerves. the mind and the entire Organizations will also
remove dopressions, excitement, tendency to bush,
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2 STEAMBOATS,.
FOR EVANSVILLE.

:. TIKI new and splendid steamer oIen
9 Mar, Cox, Master leaves ioE ZanesVie
"a every flissdnyil At 6O'olocki a. ~.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-18
II 20 John IL. ThompSon, - -
BOOKSELLER, STATIoNER AND.DEAbERlN IN,
VVIII nuSlT yyarldOVY H1nrePn. tsr :

,l - 81 MoaRoE STREET, TPIIEELLN6,t "a. 7
ALWAYS on hand null and complete aSso ~ o.
A. School, Theological, Medical and Miscellannona
Hooks, Once and Fancy Stationary, Paper ennss WIN
dow Paper and wire Screens.
To ueTohanIs teacers school ofl2ers and peala. ts
ea test inlcenlenta odeIed, and prices are
Ted be low as a any Other n hs g.
y f "a 1shsSi market rates tssse
Y change. seF~'l-