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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07
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booksellers, canvassera and Book Agents, supplied
the most liberal terms. ma10-1y =.
Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.a
ID ICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
E fixtures othe establishment occupied by a. Brent
nee Centre Wheeling and by additions to his stock is
furnish city and country customers with tho
purest best Drugs Medicines, Oils Paints, Dye Stu
on the most reasonable terms. -il7t j. et
Prescription Department.. iT.e
Hewil attend promptly to the filling OF prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
Perumeres, imported Aavana cigars, and veriety OF
fancy articles on hand. - -. CAN'T.
DIR. DYES RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, Hodrseness, Bronchitis and
Incipicnt Consumption. w
TlFTEEN years success in the OF this SYRUP, in
private practice, for the various affections OF the
BroEehia and Lungss deemed sufficient Recommendation
in presenting to the acted to insure trial OF its eff
There snohing in this Syrup that will there
danger to the youngest child orinits
any quantity under any circumstances Ills pleas.
ant mild and efectual.
Prepared by Dr. j. S. DYE, Hartford, Con.
For sale by fIg KILLS 6. CALDWELL,
dee3O $780, Sole agents.
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Tobacco and Cigars!
WYNN LAUCHLIN, No 162 Main street, nas among his
w large assortment the following articles
1000 ConsuellO cigaTsi
100 La EIosU
1000 PTinsado
1000 EI SalvadO
1000 H Dorado
1000 La Protection cigarsi
1000 PrunceA - $40
1OOD Flores Habbana Tssi-f
Boxes twin brothers tobaceoi
Virginia .7t'a ls.. ...- Ie=z=
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LUDWIG, KNEEDLER & CO..
Wm6LESALE DRALERS s:a
IN BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
= PHI. AOEIPHIA.
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100 a " ss. II ~ 2; 3 su G6i.....,
100 bags Rio cOfeej
e 5slfelests !, H. 6. 2, Imp. and BLACK teas,
IS boxes Is, los, and plug tobacco; ~
90 kegs Virginia twist; =. 1 ~. 81.
10 bags pepperi
s-. 90 boxes ground peppers .s..--
9 bags pimentO; 7 sl ..is-4 ssl
1 Dbl. nutmegs; .Ilg1 #.r...-.
1 case CaTaca indigoi
g i cask Levy, Garrett & Sons Scotch snuti;
30 bbls. No. large mackeral; f.
.9 90 med.
25 small
go half bbls no.
10 quarters l. ,s..,U....- ia.
20 kits Il
drums cod fish.
Received and for sale by s-F.. rss..r-
apr DoNLoN & MAxwELJ.=-
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Through arrangement OF the system, the mind
is unstrung, memory fails, the power of concentrating
thought is lost mbeciity and often supervene, eav
ing the throne OF intellect drear and desolate Tmdty
and irresoution with melancholy tauity,-throw agtoon
around the otej haunted by invisible tormenIss
tile burhen oTFe becomes insupportabe, and he punges
desperately into the gulf OF inteInperance suicide.
2 N : THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE. s5-i-.
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MEDTCTN.A.L
nRL .HARIRI0

MAY BIO CONFIDENTLY consulted at hts Lock Infrnary
l 7No3l South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
Us, opposite the Exchange buildings and City PSst OF
fifteen years in this cityby regular Physicians asa
r0ge from QuaCery Is widely celebrated for speedy aud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

JAS. Ii. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

IA superb collection OF Diamond Braeels.,
suitable for w edding Gifts. N'se Vi DanOaS,
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aI Gis1r Cordage. 4s.H -8a
60 COILS Manila rope, assd sizes, at Pittsburgh priest
w 20 do thrTed hemp do do
10 do untaTred 9 do do -HtA7
29 reels Packing Yarni "7,ts a''' 't'+ %
-N do Italian hemp Packing Yarni -'.
90 doEsn Bed cords and Plough lneti ait a'4
600 lbs Broom Irvine; t1 h..,t' sH w
1000 lbs sup'r cotton Seine TwineS l'
60lbs Giing;
10 reels hemp Bed cordi 1F ra'alt.a Fl. H
10 bales 0akum; -l. iett.t' atr.- yes - --af
10 brls Pitch and RoSinj sttt.
A general assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
ThimbIes, Anchors Cauins nalets and chsels Lard OIL
>ff'' CHAs. H. BERRY,
. Il If. 49,. l.. Corner Union and Water Sts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

Dr. Harris may well congratulate himself upon the hap
nv result of hi researches and rejoice that he is permit
led to dispense balm to the afflicted, position moro en-
vable than jeweled throne OF earth's loest poten
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

symptoms silent guides to the locality and advance oil
disease following in the train to self ahusc weakness Of
by, pain the head aud limbs, pmpes on the face and
neck dmness OF vsSn want OF lustre In the eye pale
ness complexion, with general lethaTgy and impotence,
are few OF the most prominent physl Al evils. Z
T--+7itEEt 2 EREEH'NS ON 1iHE MIND ~.
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- COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..
= T. NJ PARKER has this day assoeiSted with him in
business, Mr.. Richeanb.
The confectionery AMI cake baking business be
nued At the old stand, No. 1916 Main street, under the
name and style OF = enia101 TIM PARKER9C Co. 2
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DIR. II. promsea no moro than he Perform, and all
who place theuse under his charge Will be sacreuy
shielded by the ggiS 0fllr0leHslonal onoT.
Aware OF tho difficulty with the public to III
newspaper between genuine and aliu
Physician spurious OF the designing ami
dangerous Quaek DR.. H. will cheeriuy give when aPpli-
private reference as will fully satisfy alwho
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/ ia. L...III !

. lt;si5 / GOLD AND SILVER wATci,reI
From tho most celebrated makers in, IorS s'st
and Geneva-an extensive stock alSssXa IvcUoo,
every OF which is guaranteed To Sert hsSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

which should eve be contemplated with pure and INSULT
fearful or excites only ceilings OF distrust
repugnane The exertions OF parents and guardians
retain their youthful charges in Oraca upon this sub
ieet Oren proved false and fatal philosophy lot
honest rnce shown them in reasons early dawn,
and guided by light of truth, the pitfalls of Ignorance
Smhsennhnt misery will be easily aYoidcd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-07

fTTENRY TALLANT,s LEWIS IS. DRLAPLAINi and
IktWILLIAM TAhLAH Z: have formed q cppaTtner.i
ship orths purpose Of tIausasting Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and and General GgmssIon
Business in this city, under the firm
Conducted 1T Mo- y Monroe street and the Wholesale
fCeefy and Commission Business at 50 Main street,
Ample and ohable stocks Of Dry Goeds and Grbee
fes 6lWGyh sale at low prices and uceomnos
dating TERMS which they earnestly invite the attention
orcLosR SUYERs. mas
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

A Chinese correspondent OF an English paper eommu
nca,es some interesting information respecting the fine
arts in China. "Lum-qua" he says, Chinese artist,
is called By Europeans the Sir Thomas Lawrence Of
China; and he well deserves that distinction, the col
oring OF this artists oipain,nrs is exceedingly 6ne. al
though his IDEAS Of female beauty differ materially from
In the OF asked his opinion
OF an Eossh belle then at Canton. and the reply ""
characteristics OF Chinamans ideas Of female beauty
her face too round she has color in her cbeeks he
eyes are too blue too large she's too TALL TOO plump
yaw her face talks. tmeaning her counsenance was sn
pressve and abe has feet large that she can waf
upon them In Ium-qua's aielier saw many porrai"
both Of Europeans and Chinese many Of which were err
ceent likenesses, and although deficient IN light ana
shade were executed in mastery manner"
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ny j. q. Mcguire. Auctioneer.

CQUARE OF GROUND NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
y TION-on Monday June 9th, at o'clock tie
whole of No e5 containing % 06O
square fronting Maryland north D. 6 north Z.
and east square subdivided,
seventy handsome building lots II not sold readily
by whole will be and sold la
This beautifully situated within short distance OF
Capitol affords tho opportunity for good
Of square he my auction
fourth cash; the residue twelve, and egh-
months secured, bearing interest Con-
veyancing at the expense of purchaser.
MAY ED Auctioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

NAvAL.--By the arrival at New York OF the ship
Adams Captain Brooks, lor,y -four days from Le9horu,
we learn that The u. s. gac San Jacinio, Cap.
tain Crabbe was in por, with the consulgsnsrsl on
board. and would proceed {, Alexandria shortly The
slooi -of-rar Levant, Commander Goldsborongh. was
also in port and woul sail for Spexzia in few days
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

NVTiCE OF ktIMONNL.--IO customers And the
public
and A purchasers dry
so"a os'ne erected by Ss- H. Hit immediately
~ "sween IN and ssh aud contemplate moving
mere Hpm of
store wiz be making this move we Fan assure
our mar we hsv. done
hsn
central the city, and the plan stores 60 we'll ar~d for
STANDARDIZATION, light havio, been crac,lv
kept in view IN planning hsst think purchasers ~ dry
probably The vsrira s,acs ~
District variety, lor a., ~ ~ ~,
6r.st Goods will offer pic " we
NJ viii insure share Of the public PATRONAGE
w. sh.l, commence this date ere =,
In All who with nos. -
large and styles of fancy s ~
Eersd cheap determined ~h., -
move with an emit stock OF goods - f4
' - w. ~. SINISTER CO.
Ma o1-eodrmif Seventh venus.
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NYOrsCC TO RS-On Monday, tho iifb Of July
Of of
and geology,
professor ~ embracing French Spanish and
Gesmsn. Liberal salaries will be given
institution healthy and pleasant vii
comprising religious The nert session
~i commsnc. ont Thursday September pers.
T JAMES NJ HoWRv
May 0s-lmdhcp Secretary OF the Board.
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WEIGHTS NATIONAL CIRCUS.

WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
From the AInphiheaire Chestnut Pha deiphis,
Will perform in the city Of Washington
wEpsKspAr, THURSDAY, and FapAr-June ], 2, and D.
Admission, IS cents.
First performance at *, other days al and ~,
Doors half an hour previous
J. w. BANCKER, Manager
q. II. RUSSELL, Treasurer
u. w. FRANKLIN, Equestrian Director
u. w. WHITAKER, Riding Master.
y. = sTicKNEY, Director of Horsss.
w. w. WDRRELL, Clown and Jester.
Company comprises the and best Troupe OF
pcrurme and female that has
gated in travelling und the remarkable trained
dancipg and
The well reputation OF this establishment renders
detailed description Of
10 the largest pavilion travelling brilliantly
Illuminated with the evening.
For performances the and lumna
ted public places the different days
The above Company will perform in Georgetown Saturday
June May I'D
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

OTORE TO LET.-rhs recently occupied by Mr. Ellis
~ for music and stationery viii be let imme
On
north side, between 9th
% Ellis, Of Miss Moreisy, next door.
MAY o7-d8s
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GEN E.RAL ORDER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT May ~, 1883
Of the difficulty Of procuring the
which the public
ected bounty thirty dollars able twenty
dollars ordinary will be paid
and after the fret day Of June
OF months will be continued, hut
OF bounty advance will be made
received board, and duly entered
OF receiving ship.
The Order OF January q 1882 allowing bounty win
shall enlisted for previous
1854 r.einded with those who
NAV enlist aae, that daIe J.. q. DOBBIN,
MAY a7-dt2nf Secretary Of the Navy
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by Il. N. sTKATTON, Auctione,

(Pennsylodnia apenae south side, 7snta sfrces)
e PLENDID ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND
y Maple Cabinet Furniture, Pianos French plate Mirrors &c,
auction "wednesday June Ist 10 O'Clock,
shall SELL ON floors auction
OF new cabinet panos framed French plate
&c direct from the manufacturers, comprising
sewood mahogany, and walnut Wardrobes
DO do do French bedsteads
do dressing bureaus
Sofas and lounges in plush, hair, and brocatelle
ga sofas dvans, and oitoaians
voltaire and other rocking chairs
Mahogany, maple, and wood chairs
Marble Top, centre, sofa and whist tables
DO washsands
Walnut extension tables, toilet tables
Dining and card tables
shuck mattresses
Pianos from celeb ated manufacturers
Rich gilt framed French plate pier glasses, &C.
$50 cash from $50 s0o, thirty, and
months credit salts
faetorIy endorsed, bearing interest
May 2Ldts [Bat. SUM-
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GUNNER MILILNERY.-M ANN n. CLARK respectful
y ladies will exhibit Saturday, the o8h,
Of handsome fancy hats, misses and chIdrsn
kinds knocd and English embodered
Ac Grape aud silk which she selling reasonable
her millinery rooms Bridge street, Georgetown d. @.
May I.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

The Boston Post says " The escape OF the Salmon
Falls bridge, the Boston and Maine railroad, not
quite so narrow asrepced inssmueh the FIRE oc-
CURED abos thirty miles from that place, bridge in
East Kingston, only feet wide and wsspu out with
buck Ell of WATER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

Notice claimants under tho Convention with Por-
tugaI
DsrAsrNSrT OF STATE,
Washington May a, 1859
CLAIMANTS under the convention with Portugal hereby
third instament has been received and ready
All claimants accordingly requested for~
will enable
be made o proper parties respectively.
Msy 2l-3tcod tRepuhlicl
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CEILING GOODS cheaper than amy other merchant
~ in The District
Plaid silks GAY cents worth SIX cents
Plain silks at rs cents, worth 81
Figured silks a SIN cents, worth 81 Is
Black silks cheap
Plain bereges IS cents, worth 31S
French jacones and lawns 25 worth 37k
Portsmouth lawns LET cents, worth 25
Berege deiaibes a l2k worth 23
Lace maniiias ut $40, worth SiS
Application mantlss $40, worth Sl6
Plain and embroidered shawis, cheap
500 bonnet nbands, cheap
new tonnets, cheap
full Kind Of goods usually a
will sell cheaper
where Give call, and will nnd
be humbus.
May a9-eod2wif HALL l. BROTHER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

The mails Of the Europa arrived at New York yeser-
day morning We subjon summary OF the intelligence
which they bring
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S,TRAwBEHRY Fest.vaJ-The ladies contributing 10
y OF Catholic church the Island
ladies gentlemen Washington
and vicinity, that grand strawberry and Icecream Festival
be Tuesday evening" May 3s Carus
nue Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings a
cents Doors open O'Clock. May
NEW BOOK by the author of " The InitinIs," Cy
IN nlia, A Tale Price so
A. Lord John Russels OF Moore. Price
Harkness's Arnolds Second Latin cents.
For sale TAYLOR d MAURY's
Maya Bookstore, near street.
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CRIMINAL COURT FOR THE DISTRICT or CoLUs
BIAs
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creed forced loan of $4,000 TO NEE, the deficiency
caused by the expenditure IN suppressng the nsurrec-
ton OF the 22d ut The following extract from the
note of the Federal Council on the question OF the polti
cal refugees;
In the canton of the Grisons there are no refugees
and in the canton OF Ticino the few exceptions which
have been made lave led 10 complaint. During The
las, years. and also at present, wel-founded re-
proach be put forth II the demand for a more ell
ecua control The refugees IA made, may be sup
posed that il only relates TO the canton OF Ticno
"It is important remark that in spite OF toe reproach
OF an insufficient CONTROL the can0na police was well
informed any other police az 10 The presence OF the
refugees, and OF The suspicious acs OF several
measures defeat any criminal attempts, while il was
elsewhere, and at Milan, found impossible TO do So
IN spite OF the exercise oil more rigorous conlfo' In
spite OF that, do not dispute the necessity OF compile
ting the laws in vgor as regards Foreigners and the less
the federal commissioner himself took the initiative
that subject and propositions prepared and will be
submitted to The Federal Council during lis next session
But II the imperial government wished 10 lake par,
in drawing up the projected bull The Federal Council
itself under the necessity OF rejecting, IN the per
emp,ory manner any intervention In the internal afa r.
of a Swiss canton Another principle which ibe Aus
TRAN government TO have at beari-namey, that
the refugees who have violated the right of asylum by
a participation revolutionary schemes shal
be sent from the Swiss errtoryhas been long supported
by the federal authorities. Numerous examples OF ord
special prove that the principle has
been applied particularly IN latter times, with exscude
and rigor
Bu, that the RICH, Of asylum has been exercised in
such to prevent any prejudice TO the neigh
boring States is proved by the circumstance that
has arisen in which there has been dispute 10 the
opportuneness OF the expulsion. The Federal Council
give up the right which possesses OF examining
the affair under cersn circumstances II would gravsly
violate ts duty 10 the confederation, which has conhded
10 IL the superior directory and executive power ii in
federal affairs II were to consent to become docile in
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-11

The Madrid correspondent of the
Morning Chronicle states that the
question Of the acception of Mr.. Soule,
the American Envoy. was discussed
by the Council Of Ministers at La
Granja on the I'd. 1t was under
stood Mr.. Soule would be received,
although several journals had advo-
Gated an opposite course
Geographic accounts from Russia
ANNOUNCE that the lost Jewels Of iiun-
gary, affirmed by the Austrian Co.
yernnent TO have been stolen by Kos
suth and his Ministry, had been dis
covered near Orschova, buried under
ground. The jewels comprise the
Hungarian crown and insignia, and
the cloak Of St. Stephen The latter
was almost destroyed by damp.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-11

INTERESTING REL1c.-We are now
using the press upon which Admiral
Cockburn's men expended some OF
their violence, when they committed
their outrages in Washington city.
The Infelligencer had made itself OBJ
noxious to the British by its warm
and influential advocacy Of American
rights, and the tools Of Admiral Cock.
burn sought to destroy it by breaking
the press upon which it was printed.
The press was broken. but by the aid
Of a little mechanical akill, it was
again put in operation, and We are
able still to do pretty good work upon
it. .-Hillsbovo IN. C.} Register.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-11

BENEFIT or BAD CHARAcrER.-
In case tried the other day, at the
Denbigh assizes, the jury having been
some time in considering their verdict
when the case, it is said was really
a very clear one, Lord Campbell told
them that once when aSjury had re-
fused to convict q prisoner who had
made a plain confession. a learned
judge whom he just remembered
Chief Baron Macdonald.-thus address.
ed the prisoner ;--"Prisouer, 60 and
be honest, for your character is now
SO bad that the jury wont convict you
because they can't believe your con-
fession.'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-11
How DUMAS WR1TEs-.In his way

HOW DuMAS w Ri Eo-.Au HiS way
of working be is as eccentric as in
everything else. Whether owing to
his African blood, or some peculiarly
of constitution, l know not, but ne is
afflicted with great natural heat of body,
and has fi;ulty in bearing clothing
upon him. So be strips to his shirt
very often discarding even that, and
sits naked, with the exception of short
thin drawers. He establishes himself
at a large table, which he sprawls up
on rather than sits at, in the middle Of
q large room. and before him are large
sheets ofpaper, ofuniform size. From
practice he knows exactly how much
feuiIIetou each of these sheets will
make. Over this paper he croucbes.
in state of almost nudity, looking
like huge half-bleeched negro, as he
is, and scribbles away with the speed
of a locomotive. He writes clearly,
and rarely makes corrections or alters
even a word As each sheet is full he
throws it from him, until the floor is
Uttered with manuscript. In this way
he will get through half a volume in
a night-French volumes, certainly,
with very few lines in page; but
still the quantity is enormous for the
time. On one side Of himhe will have
a heap of oranges. on the other plate
of raisins-those being his favorite re-
freshments when working. From
time to time he takes bit Of an orange,
and then on again. toilling against
time~Lonoon paper.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-11

LADY PRlNrERs.-Two young la.
dies from the country, enter upon
duty this morning, as type settlers in
the Office of Lonely 4 Brother, of this
city. They are of the "strong mind
ed" order, wear the Boomers, and
define their object to be eventually to
establish a paper advocating woman
rights, and the amelioration of the
present oppressed condition Of labor
ing woman.-Cim., atlas.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-11

wThe publication Of the South
ern Ladies book, is abandoned. d
letter from Mrs. French in the Louis.
vile Journal, says that her connection
with this periodical has been entirely
severed by the death Of DR.. Wharton
for whose benefit she agreed to continue
her connection after she had ceased te
be principal editor.