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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08
Advice.

you troubled with cOugh pain in the breast or
il any affection OF the Lungs-Use Brontlnger's Com
pound SyTEp OF BOneset
IL you afflicted with rheumatism, have received
bruises sprajns, hands feet frost bitten
chapped-Use tie Berger or Spine and Muscle Ltni-
meutj and
Should you be affected with Scroule OF any disease
arising om impuriy OF tho b;OOd tho nudCious use
Of mercury by all procure Brentinger's Fluid Ex-
tract OF SaTsapaTia and nandelion.
These remedies tried by hundreds and in all
satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every other medicine In the of these
complaints. FOR which they arorecommended.
~ NC A- BRRNTLINGER d ARMsTRoNG's
APoheeaIy, Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House,
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TO FEMALES.


You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you subject III distractions
either total PARTIAL they have been found OF
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to a
health actio purifying the blood and other fluids SO Ell
ectually put flight all complaints which may arse
from female Irregularities as headncc sddiness, dmess
sight, pain the side, back etc., and offered the public
as tic best Pills all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
their manufacture submitted for inspections say.
that The sIelents which they composed makes
them tile best Pill i'll Tor all diseases oIthc Liver I'm
purities OF the Blood Mesay this not only romour
judgement, but also from thai OF lie hest medical aug
thority II the United States. All diseases requiring
use ofan Alternative Daphoretic and Purgative Medicine
that came under notice. has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ ID.
F.. CROWLEY, Nj. ID.
L. HOWEN, NJ. d.
w-PurcIasc none but those having the signature, IL
y. HOBENSACK,' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishing
become agents. must address the proprietor, J. NJ Ho.
pHNsAC at his Laboratory No. l20 North Second Stl cet
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. s..
Pamphlets giving certificates or performed in diff
erent sections the country by the above medicines
can be had gratis Of the agents.
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, Wholesale and retail agent
or Wcste n Va, w. l.. Briggs, West Liberty ]. Fer
rcll BrudIeytown; j. CARING TTiadephia VIM. Hosack
Romy's Point; DanI FerTil, Coral Cove. Pceea 20
cents mar29-1y
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Groceries at Wholesale.
R00 Bills MoLASSES;
OOO 800 begs Rio Coffee,
90 pockets LaguyTa eofeei
so Old Java
60 boxes eavendish tobacco;
10 bbls. cut and, dry
50 boxes StewartsN. Y.'eandiesig
100 hhds. sugar;
30 bbls. Coverings refined sugar;
10 hhds. Louisiana
On hf. oh. Y. H. G. P. and Imp. teas.
~ catty boxes
30 tierces rice;
90 boxes white pipes;
o. ColgaTe's fancy soaps
Together with full assortment of Family Groceries
including Spices Fruits Dyestu, Fish, etc., ETC., fcI
sale at Wholesale, by
TALLANT q DELAPLAIN,
NAB No. 90 Main street.
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~ Paper Warehouse.
/ CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
CoMMISs ON MERCHANTS. KS ,ia
NO. IL Cliff Street,
.E NEW YORK.

Arc Solo Agents ina tho United States for
Muspratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
Russell 't Superior 90 '' --.
Gcnesce Printing
Rawns & Sons English Tissue "a
First quality Ultramarne Blue u.
They the principal Paper Manufacture
ersn this country and offer for Sale by far the most ex
tesVe and and desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Mdnu
acture,s that be found in this or any other
country.
Their business is strictly Wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the only
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to Offer all
Goods Foreign Domestic at the lowest possible
prices
vances made OH cUIsigments OF Paper, Paper Makers
stoC and other merchandise. ~ D., FL
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rhre augt-1y.
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THE TAPE MORM.


This is the most difficult worm to destroy OF all that
infest syscH il grows TO almost indefinite
length becoming Coicd aud fastened i'll the imtestincs
stomach eHcctng the health so IDLY as TO cause ST.
Vius Dance Fits, that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm that is fastening them
early grave In order to destroy this WoIm very
energetic treatment be pursued, itwOud be
proper take orS ormy Liver Pills, SO as 10 remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon worm which must be taken in doses OF two Ia.
bic spOonuls times Uay. These directions followed
have been known fail in curing the most ubsti
nate oiTape Worm.
READ TIE FoLLOwIEO:
And you be Indifferent 10 this appcal. Human
ty calls upon you do your DUTY II is only one out vi
the many thousands who has its wonderful elects
Dr. J. N. Observation-Disclosures TO you, the IN
highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
testimony its favor, being safe gemte yet power
fully efIectuol remedy for Worms Having lad much eN-
fence knowing tho effects of various PREPARATIONS
my wife, who well skilled in inisteTtng TO children
inistresS; pronounced it the hest she had ever used ana
would use other while yours could be had daush
alarming her mother at once sought out rene
dy for Worms Having obtained yours by tic time she
had taken lalTa bottle oil Sir, the joyt am election
ale mother to the Improvement i'll her child she be-
ing about five sX years old. She passed all Immense
quantity ornS, heI scky countenance now brighten
cd, her spirits returned, and i'll short time lovely
child threatened with decline DEATH now gave prom
isc OF health Thanks TO kind Providence whose bles
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child Wtthcon
deIcc il to all patents whose Children arc
JAS. b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor the southampton Baptist Church.
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIMEN T.,
PREPARED BY H. H. CARR. q CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
10 based upon the broad principle tet any remedy irich
lvH relieps an erierHal Pain tcIE, If properly COM
pounded q equally sneeessi4t III reTaopfns inter
nal Affections; PoGcer t1h ich Is beautifully
depelgpsd in AMI peculiar to HE
NONFAREEL EMINENT.
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CO-PARTNERStlIP NOTICE.
I. N, PARKER has this day associated with him in
business, MI. Richelnub.
The confectionery anil baking business will be
nued at the old stand, No. 49, Main street. under the
name and style Of Cnm10O tn PARKER q Go.
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Notice OF Partnership.
THE business OF the late firm OF Warden d Edwards
win be continued by Undersigned at the old stand Of
Main street. under the firm OF Edwards d Warden
James W. Warden having purchased the interest oil ia
cob NJ. Warden.
''-''s' MICHAEL EDWARDS, ia,
dec4-tF JAS. w. WARDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-08

HENRY TABIANT, LEWIS S. DELAPLAIN and
Ill WILLIAM TALLANT have formed 4 copartner-s
ship the purpose ftraHsacting Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General Commission
APLAIN, The Wholesale Dry Goods Business viii DO
conducted at No Y Monroe street. and the Wholesale
Grocery AMI Commission Business 90 Main street.
Ample and seasonable stocks OF Dry Goods and Groce
rieA VIII always be sale at low prices and aecommo
ofcLosR BUYERS. NAB
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Cordage.
IN COILS Manila ASST sizes lat Pittsburgh prices
w 90 do tarred hemp do do
10 do untarred do do
20 reels Packing Yarns
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
30 dozsn Bed cords and Plough line;
500 lbs Broom Irvine;
1000 lbs sup'T cotton Seine Twinei
90 lbs Gilng;
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
70 bales Oakum;
10 brls Pitch and Resin;
A general assortment comprising Blocks, Hooks and
Thmbles Anchors Caukng nalles and chisels, Lard Oil
Mops Cauking cotton and tow, etc.
CHAS. H. BERRY,
al IT Corner Union aud Water SITS.
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SECRET DISEASES.

And is only advertised prevent the afflicted rarticu:
larly strangers falling into the FWhited Sepuchtcs
aud other abOdes OF ChaTlennsm bazoned forth i'll the
public prints the only places where cure can be OBJ
tanned Tor certain diseases Baltimore like other large
cities, is invested with this ribc and stranger should be
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REMOVAL.
NJ. ADAMS has removed his CLOTHING STORE
N. TO the large Ware Rooms Water street. second
below Monroe street, where his will find
excellent assortment OF seasouabe clothing
the cheapest rates. apo
Bound to Shave!
TIE JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
u RazoTs They shave with the greatest ease, and are
tie best ever brought this market Just received
G. P. BROWNS
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JAS. b BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor Ofthe southampton Baptist Church.
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100 HHDS. n. o. Sugar;
lOO ESQ bbls. n. o. Moasses;
100 bags Rio coffee;
% tierces rice;
40 boxes IS, los, and plug tobacco;
20 kegs Virginia twist;
10 bags pepper;
90 boxes ground peppers
bags pimentOi
Dbl. nutnIegs;
Caraca indGoj .r
bbl. cloves;
go bbIs. No. large mackeral;
25 med.
25 small
90 half bbls 20. 3
10 quarters
90 kits 4
drums cod fish.
Received and for sale by
apr DoNLoN & MAxwELL..=.
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"Euery Family should hGue a Copy

Look to your Coughs!
ITO all such aborng under Coughs, Colds Hoarse
L ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, we
would honestly recommend the use of Brentlingers Conf
pound Syrup of Bonese pleasant, safe aud speedy
cure 1t can at Messrs. PAXTON LAKES, Of
the Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLlNGER "REMINISCENCES,
aug21- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Cod Liver Oil.
lust received: G boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
y ofpure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the best article Of the
kind brought to this or any other market.
BRENTLINGER SsARMSTRONG, q
ang2t-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
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The Oil of Grape Vines

TIC OH Oh OIdPU VIH6.I
THIS Oils eresut oftwenty years investigation
French Sian, and is now extensively used In
France both purpose ofkeepng the hair glossy and
restOringit in bald places.
This OIL spart.cuarly recommended, it wilIrende
the Hair son. glossy, and pliable besides making 1t
two shades darker.
Prepared only by Dr. FOnain, Paris g6cts bottle.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnersh1p.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisng between the I'M
dersgned, under the firm of Warden & Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent Jacob NJ
persons indebted to said late firm requested TO settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
""''D9' JACOB NJ WARDEN,
dec4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
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lust opened AN assortment ofspendd PIanishcd Ware,
81 consisting and Tea UTns, chatting Dishes Oys.
Sewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Tcapots Egs
coolers, stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-
public varied and beautiful assortment OF House
""'' ''''"' -'N''' 'A' H6BBs, BARNES & CO,
nov1O Wheeling, Va
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Notice.
WI D. MoTTE has associated with him pLrtner,
w his brother j. W. MOTTE, the partnership COM
mcncing the 18th inst The style OF the hrM VIII be
w. u. MOTTEC d BROTHER. Lfebl5
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to W. D. Motto requested to
n call and settle their accounts Immediately.
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LUDWIG, KNBEDLER g. CO.,
EYHHGLRSALE DEALERS
IN BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
" PHII,AnELPH IA. 7
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COmmscraling the misfortune this class OF unhaNNy
PERSONS Dr. H. has sought with untIing zeal through the
wide range medical lore, the last 20 years anti
doe for these prolific evils proudly say his efforts
have not been uncrowned with success Abundant proof
is constantly Gvenin his practice, fe nEable efficacy
of these remedies BY happy combination otreatment,
physCal debility is removed, constitutional soudncss
tored the weakened organs established pristine strength
and vgor, torpid faculties OF the mind aroused i'll
~ banIt III tiyitv
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Through arrangement of the system, the mind
is unstrung, memory fails, the power OF OnCentramg
thought lost mbeoty and docy Orion supervene eav.
Tug the throne OF intellect drear and desolae Timdity
and rresouon with melancholy Iruity,-throw gloom
around the orc; haunted by invisible torments,
the burthen Ollie becomes insurpotabe, and he pluMges
into the gulf of inemperance or suitile
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
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.nNlG Az SEcnNnARY IA RMS-

which should contemplated with pure and INSULT.
ed delight presents an incubus the mind filling it with
fearful appIehens1ns, excites only feelings OF dstrust
or repgnance The eXertions OF parents and guardians
iect has too oempoved false and fatal phlosophy let
and guided by light truth, the pitfalls OF ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
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OVER 90 YEARS EXPERIENCE

tnore having in this city 10 years,
presents claim public confidence beyond anmadver-
SION
Dr. II. Promises no than he perform, and all
who place themselves under his charge will be sacrcdy
shielded by the Hgis OF professional honor.
Aware the fculty with the public to scimi nate in
newspaper tsomcnt between the genuine and sllu
Physician and the spurious OF the designing md
dangerous Quack, Dr. H. will chceIfuy gve when apri-
cd such private reference Will fully satisfy all VINO
reuuirc his services.
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! sis.) .BALTIMORF5 :

GOLD AND SILVER wArcu,,I
From the most celebrated makers In 10
and Geneva-un extensive stock london, Myerr,.
every one OF which is guaranteed to keNt on iS
time. -srl.s.ls -l.-.--.l.. W peflorm srsn als,
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CuNlOnl WORK.
THERE am again with tremendous stock OF Cloths
CassiraeIes, Vcstings &c, all to make up TO suit Gus
TONER'S ofprces and best style Of work
nanship. CocL7l a. NJ. ADAMS.
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EnIeebed manhood may here find certain restorative
and the bright OF hope shall dispe tho murky
clouds oil gloom Disseminated from servile ietters the
victim passions springs into existence,
realizes the sweet uitiOn OF his brightest antcipa
lions.
y result his and rejoice that lie is permit
vabIe than tile ewellcd throne ofearts oltcst poten
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THE REPU BLIC /.
WASHINGTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY .. Is

Congress.
In the Senate yesterday the bill granting
further remedies to patentees was passed.
The resolutions Of the Committee on For
eign Relations respecting the right of way
across the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec, were de-
bated by Messrs. SEWARD and UNDERwooD,
and then postponed till Monday next.
The House of Representatives considered
in Committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, the bill to establish the territorial gov
eminent of Columbia, (Which was subse-
quently amended SO as to bear the name of
Washington and the bill to establish the ter
ritorial government Of Nebraska The first
named was reported to the House, but not de-.
finitively acted upon. During the day, an In
teresting message from the President of the
United States, on the subject Of the fisheries
and reciprocity, was received and referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
[ 1In accordance with resolution previously
adopted, there was a night session. designed
merely for the reception of reports of commit
tees. But there not being quorum in attend
ance at the time the Speaker took the chair
at seven o'clock--there was call of the House;
and the proceedings consequent upon this oc-
cupied the attention of the body up to the time
of adjournment
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ness Of this conduct in DrnocaArlc House,

ness OF this conduct ia DrMocRArfc House
and we have no doubt if it is only properly un
dentood BY the people there will never be :
man re-elected to Congress who is stamp.
ed with the opprobrlum Of such behavior
Fix upon member the stain Of moving ad.
tournaments for the purpose Of killing time
brand him with course 90 disrespectful to the
House, SO injurious to his constituents, as tina,
of seeking to defeat the will and purpose o,
the majority by calls of the House and the va.
rious modes of interrupting public business to
which we have alluded-and keep his consti.
tuents well posted up as to his disorganlzing
and revolutionary behavior, and they will
unite, WHIGs and DEMOCRATS, to deprive thai
gentleman Of all future opportunities Of dis
playing his genius on the floor of the House.
We annex the article to which we refer
above; and beg to have it remembered that il
comes from DEMOCRATIC source:
DELAY OF BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
sEnrATIvEs.-A correspondent at Washington re-
marks upon the fact that there has never been,
since the origin of the Government, House OF
Representatives regardless of the public interest
as the present He then makes the annexed state
ments in connection with some pointed queries
that follow:
f'Mr. Mace, from the Committee on Claims.
statedfn the House, a few days SINCE that all the
committees had been called for reports but once
during the last and present session of Congress.
Until within a few years past all the committees
were called for reports as often as twice week
Where is the fault? Is it in the Speaker or the
responsible majority of the House, or few fac.
tious members?
Son the Speakers table there are bills from the
Senate, which have been there for half of the last
session and all of the present session of Congress
Formerly the practice has been to dispose daily or
as often, as two or three times week, of ali the
business on the Speakers table. The rules in both
these respects are unchanged. What is the object
in preventing the action of the House upon the
business properly before it? Does the Speaker, or
the chairmen of the leading committees, desire to
impede the business of Congress, and prevent the
consideration of bills upon their merits? or, is it
the fault of factous minority? If so, who are
they? Who are the persons that are seeking to
impede the business of the House, and to disgrace
the body of which they are members? Will the
majority allow themselves to be governed and
controlled by factious few? Where is the chair.
man of the Ways and Means, who should be the
leader of the House? Does he encourage these
factious movements "
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We need not remind our readers that Mr.
THAcKERAY will deliver the first lecture of
his course on the English humorists of the
eighteenth century this evening, at Carusi's
Saloon
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The Fisheries and Reciprocity.


President FILLMORE yesterday. transmitted
to Congress report from the Department Of
State, setting forth the present state of the ne
gotiations with the British government in refer.
ence to the fisheries and the general question
of provincial reciprocity.
The British government, Mr.. EVERETT re-
ports, is prepared to adjust the fishery dispute
/ by admitting American vessels to full parti-
cipation in the public fisheries Of Nova Scotia
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and
Canada, on condition Of the free admission Of
the products Of the colonial fishermen into the
| American markets, and their reciprocal admis-
sion to the fisheries on the shores and coasts Of
this country. The British government is moi
disposed, however, to treat of this subject apart
from that Of commercial reciprocity; but to
avert trouble during the approaching season,
Mr.. EVERETT suggests that Congress shall
pass an act giving effect to our part of the con-
| templated arrangement, under conviction that
the effort will be met in friendly spirit by
Britain. The bill introduced on Saturday by
Senator DAVIS is in accordance with this re-
commentator, except that it embraces the
newfoundland fisheries in the list of those to
which American fishermen shall be admitted
while Mr.. EVERETT expresses doubt of the
willingness of Britain to place Newfoundland
in the category of fisheries conceded.
The character Of the reciprocity which we
are to be asked to concede does not appear to
have been precisely agreed upon by the Brit
ish government. Itmay be inferred from the
tenor of Mr.. EvERETr's remarks that the list
of articles to be reciprocally admitted will
embrace but portion of the products of the
soil and industry of the United States. In
consideration of the balance thus created in
favor of the provinces, our vessels are to be
admitted to the free navigation of the We'll
land and Rideau canals and the River St. Law
renee. The free navigation of the St. John
should certainly be added. Mr.. EVERETT sub
mits suggestion that though the details Of
the plan, SO far as it has been adjusted, NAV
not prove wholly satisfactory, its general pro-
visions are sufficiently beneficial to be worthy
of favorable consideration, leaving more COM
plete arrangement to be matured at future
period.
There is no prospect, Mr.. EVERETT admits,
of legislative action in regard to reciprocity be-
fore the close of the present session; but he
cherishes an expectation that the pending ne
gotiations will result in satisfactory agree
ment at no remote period.
The message of the PRESIDENT and the re-
port of Mr. EVERETT will he found in fill in
our report of Congressional proceedings.