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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18

escape. AS sure as infinite mercy hears
the needy when they cry, he will break
the arm Of the cruel andinhuman author
Of this misery; he will curse the body
and the soul Of the robber and the muir
derer, OIL ye Teveller in human tor
ture, every hour you live you but weary
the long suffering Of God A.f
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enough in the Organ" we advise to
patronise the "Times." They will have
no regrets, Terms, 81 per annpm. Ad-
dress C. W. Starbuck & Co, Publishers,
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Constitutions for Subordinate Di'
YiSiOnSs

Having received the alterations and amendments
to the Constitution for Subordinate Divisions, made
at the late session Of the National Division, from the
Ofiee Of the Most Worthy Scribe, we are now pre-
pared to furnish any number at the shortest notice
in the very best style Of typography.
They will be printed upon fine white paper, with
gIazed covers, at our usual rates, viz:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

IT, C,xcrsxAr1 TRAoEDY.-On Thursday eve
las, Dr.. Ames, 1T street fight. shot NIr Hall,
s.,i,s severe and ii is supposed fatal wounds,
n, Vail was living, at the date of our latest dis
.,.fr, but was in a very critical condition. The
!..,..or,,, Cfazet.e of Saturday says:
o,, r.nort Yesterday was up to O'Clock, when
,,, I,iI was still vomiting aud suffering intense
Ut From O'Clock until near he ept at IN
t,.ts but when AWAKE suffered much pain; opt
.,,r administered, and did much towards quiz
.,s, Nj, nerves and causing him TO be Tree from
, When he awoke, about O'Clock, he was
IA with violent vomiting, which lasted near
q, rnDr. Att hewaS easier, and again fell asleep.
IT,. rImbling of drays, &C., oil the streets soon
,ryke him, aud AZ II O'Clock nooh he was SINKING
i-t more free from pain.
The street directly in front of his residence has
IN covered with AN bark TO deaden the noise oil
,.l,,l4s. &C., and better opportunity for him to
den Is thus offered. DR.. Edwards isconStantly III
.a.5iouce at his bedside, and from all the lndlca-
..,, doubts very much the recovery OF Mr.. Hall.
-; are entertained that Inflammation will set
- md modification ensue, which Will cause his
s,siy death.
i6T1pg th, afternoon, Mr.. Hall gave directions
Ills business, and made his will. In the eve
,r7,at o'clock, he was more Frustrated than in
-. iTorning, and appeared TO be sinking. At o.
- consultation was had, but nothing definite
S.;I.J. except that his condition at best was ex-
,,srey critical. At 8 O'Clock he experienced
T,,s lain, and another consultation was had. No
.--Srinion was arrived at, than stated above
I,toi2 O'clock there was 10 apparent change,
,,,.Dt continued sinking. He may live several
..s. but the chances are evidently against him.
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rn,ortaut to Postmasters and Others.

T.reGuested by the Postmaster General TO call
,.o,ion 10 the following regulations in regard to
r,.,t. on letters to Foreign Countries:
h he Mil 10 Great Britain the single rate oil
pl7,ase is q cents, prepayment optional. On ell
-. Estt.r or poohot Of any weight tho r0ho &c
usage or none at all should be prepaid. 1t any
M less than tie whole is prepaid, no account
,ken of it, aud ii is entirely lost to the sender.
Tie British Post Office declines to change this
T-is, eycept on Conditions considered inadmis-
II.
Little Prussiqn closed lIaIl TO Germany 80 cents
i,,.e single rate, prepayment optional. This pays
I'm any part of the United States TO any part OF
N. German. Austrian Postal Union. 4 prepay
uyat OF any sum less than the regular rate of 80
crs:s is not recognized, and is Of course lost to
he seLder A note of fractions Of the rate could
No Be taken without seriously comPhcatlng The
accounts, besides causing much additional labcr
an! trouble at the exchange offices. But contrary
10 tie practice under the United States and British
Pos.slConyention, in the Prussian mail every full
Il:= Of 80 cents is credited, whether the whole
postage on a letter or packet is prepaid or not,
leaving any balance due to be collected at tile
O-oe Of delivery.
b. tie Bremen mail the rule is the same as I'M
tiiLe PmSSiah arrangement. The single rate TO
Bslen is 10 cents, 10 Oldenburg II, 10 Hamburg
IS 10 Altoona and Hanover 81, and 10 any other
pa,e in Germany % cents, prepayment optional.
10 either case prepayment Of any fraction oil the
Toll tale goes for nothing.
The mIe for rating letters TO all foreign cOun-
tics except the British North American PrOvinceS)
70 charge one rate for half an ounce or under,
~ rats if the weight is over one-half and not
exceeding an ounce, four rdteS if over one and not
eisertng two ounces, sir rates it over two and
pot exceeding three ounces, and so on, charging
lEB ralgs for every ounce or fractional p ri Gt on
elce Oyer the first ounce. As this rule differs
II N tAa. followed in respect to domestic letters,
"HrEs each half ounce or fraction OF n half ounce
c@n's as che tate only, PoStmaSterS vino are not
Saiiai to observe this difference are liable OF
c@Ee 10 commit mistakes.
We BEG TO suggest that in calling attention to
tbs subject Editors generally would render TO ma
a' d their reader an essential Sc vice, and we
would suggest 10 those Of our readers who have
-a' ioieign correspondence 10 preserve the above
y pilna.Ioas for reterence-Ndt. Intel.
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PROSPECTUS
nunE1.IMG 1NTELLIGENoER

THE PRoPRIEToRS OF the Wheeling Intelligencer
tly grateful to tho public for the patronage received
daring the first year of their publications, respectfully
that the VOLUME OF the daily and III
Weekly Integcnccr will be commenced on the 2Oth OF
the nreseu month"; and the volume OF the Dollar
weekly Inteigcnccr tho 10th OF September ensuing
The new volume will open with several important i'm
provcments and under favorable auspices, and the FRO
pretors public thatno exertiOns shall DO want
ing ON their part TO merit continuance Of tho liberal pa
tronage received during the past year.
The Inteigencer is printed on large double medium
sheet and the low those OF paper oil
the same size in the United States:
90 per annnm
'S 40 per S Snnur
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS & OTHERS.
In order to make cur paper accessible 10 ALL and TO
stimulate the friends OF the enterprise TO active eNeI
tons in behalf offer the IoOwnglist ofrremuHis
TO which we invite the attention agents and others:
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of new daily subscribers, paying in advance the num-
Der being not Iess than ohc hundred n Gold "ntch
worth 500.
2d-Tc any who will forward us the names oil NOT
less 80 daily subscribers, paid we will give
IA Watch worth $50, or $50 in money
3d-To any forwarding not less than 20 ne" daily
subscribers, paid in advance, silver Watch
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Pencil worth SO, or $40 in money.
h-To the person forwarding the largest number oil
Weekly subscribers the number not to be less than 2o
paid in advance, we will give Watch worth $40
or $50 in money.
6t-Tc any forwarding the names OF not less than
100 new Weekly subscribers. paid in advance. n pre-
MUM OF $40, and in the same proportion Tor a
less number.
In the foregoing premium list for the Daily, NC will
count . weckes daily, or 6triweek'ie1 as three
ailics; and any person getting weekly list in the
country will allowed count every daily as five week
lies and every tri.weekly three weeklies II would
not be u agents to let this rule be adopted
in cities In no instance the list command more
than one premium, the highest premium would then
cover the less
Persons DESTROYS receiving these premiums arc ca rn
csy requested to hasten their efforts, will be sa.
we'd much trouble and expense in keeping accounts by
new subscribers commencing with the volume The
premiums will be the list OF November next,
and we would say to our agents. Sc, in the mean time
we would be glad receive the OF subscribers
as they are obtained while continue TO swell your
lists ,un that day, when 1.-THE longest Poe," Se Gou
know the rest.)
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Notice.
OFFICE b. & o. r. r. Co.
C,, Con 1 1872
,,..,1u OF Enthusiastically reference to the re-

18TH OF WmEELrxG.-By reference TO the re-
.tn. Board of Health, it will be seen that
lO',y ,buudant cause TO congratulate our read
VI IN. Unprecedented health of our city, the
e. n deaths for the month of August being
a a,. 4a. aud one-half of those being under 10
%! a ,se. and arising from diseases incident TO
'r,,,,i Tbcdeaths for the corresponding month
Go ,s,o were s., being 10 more than for the pres
. ,n,p,t. and it must be borne in mind that our
e. ton s now much larger than it was then. At
chen, as IT were, the winds ofIienven car
49,. IN. appalling accounts of mortality in other
. 49,, and nsshborhoods, let us express our thanks
E.' 49,, nrgssat exemption from disease, and our
W , o or the continued good health of our city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

P'osREss OF THE c. o. RAmRoAD.-In about
,ai'y days the grad ing of the Cen'ral road east
aAi ye completed 10 section IG, and early in the
aia'e' will tie finished as far as Cambridge. The
excavation on section l6, and the tunnel at Cam
u!sr' ale the only heavy pieces of work which
''T.ain 10 be finished 10 that point.
ron the NluSkingum river east, the laying of
~ 'iack has been commenced, and about three
'.T5 o. tue rail ale now down, and the road be-
lae contact for furnishing the cross ties, and
~; Gown the tack from this city to Wheeling,
-t hsla By the experienced firm of MeSsrS Bradley
...tiioFe x Co., who are prepared 10 lay down
+ ia al Ile OF track per day, as soon as supply OF
w. can be PrOvIdeG, which is being done oS rap
%'7'srills Times.
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From tht Fafrnlonl { q Rep.l1ltea,l.

AN ISvALuABLE MEDIcINI.-It is but seldom find
among the many offered to the public for the cure
of disease, consent to commend, or whose vr'
tues we able discover, and have always seduousy
one suppose that placed any faith in their preen
sions. But with to remedy acure1 in
this place. and which has familiar to the public
as household words we speak from knowledge OF its in
trsc eXcelcnces, its adaptation to many of the Ills oil
Ii e. and the security with which it may be used. We
srea OF the Nonpare Nerve and Bone Lnfmen Prepar-
ed by H. Carr & Co.. from prescription furnished by
DR. Watson Carr late oil Morgamtovn, and of Wheel
ing Of the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia This
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly com
pounded equally ecacous in removing Internal aiec
tions principle that has been successfully developed
simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and sim.
pie in its action and yet revealing IN its effects power
more ncrcdibc hing the most hidden snews of
and bcast-and yet being nnoXios TO the weakest
Ii is by the Linimen in the market being
mt up in bottles twice as large the majority ard
fourth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times strong We commend 1t to those In want OF
Rafe and certain remedy,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

TnE ALLEGED SPANISH PRoTEcToRARE.-The
National Intellgencer contradictc the runner of an
alleged protectorute guaranteed by Spain to Next
co, and says: ave have received from abroad,
from source in the correctness of whose infor-
nation we have entire confidence, that nothing is
further from the mind of the Spanish Government
than 10 NEEDLE in the affairs of the Spanish Amer
lean States; and that, however great its sympathy
and regard for those regions may be, the Spanish
Government is rs firmly resolved to attempt no
acquisition of territory in America as it is to pre-
serve that which it already holds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

ILJldse Finn, of Cincinnati, assaulted Mr..
''as' 1.-THE 9Th street Market, on Friday morn
: last The attack was cowardly. Mr.. Jolilie,
~ us market basket on his arm, and in company
''' us wife and niece, were walking in the mar
space when the Judge slipped up behind him.
'c''as him down, and otherwise NAL treating
O., Finn was arrested and taken befoIe Esq.
'issy. The Magistrate bound him over in the
9" OF $500 for another hearing.
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Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Standard works.

nANCROFT'S History United Ststcs, 5 vols;
II Daniel Webster's complete Works, 6
Ure's Dictionary OF Arts, Manufactures and Minesi
Brande's Encyclopedia oISCience, Literature and Arti
Overman's Treatise on Metallurgy;
Arnold's History of Rome;
Lynchs Expedit'n to the Dead Sea and rvci Jordan;
Stansbury's Expedition the Great Salt Lake;
Putarch's Lives; The Spectator; So y
Gibbons Decline and Fall OF the Roman Empirei
Chittys' Blackstone's Commentaries on Law.
choice supply ofStandard Miscellaneous Literature al
ways to be obtained at the corner bookstore.
sngeT E-E WILDE q BROTHER "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-05

IMPROVEMENT IN GRlsr MrLLs.-The Worces-
wy speakS of an improvement in the manner
. 1reking m-Stones, by which their capacity
grmilng can he doubled. The editor oil the
Z. saw itapplel TO a mill in Worcester, and the
.. ol lis application was that buShel OF nor
Il IN a corn was ground in minute and hall
~. " " All od'iashiOneI mill, with single run
Iats' with the improvement will grind forty
y bushels an hour
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ARE you SUFEERING

ARE YOU SUFFERING
| TIROM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
| i Breathing Tooth.Aqhe, Tic DoIoreux, Pain in the
Breast or Side, Strain or Spasm, HeadAchG intl9mma
Pain or cramps In the Stomach Cholera Morbus, Cholera
ImIantum ChoIic Lame Hack Chblans bites OF Poison
or Face burns bruises, Chatting, carped hands, corns,
Conmactons Of the Muscles or cords cuts Of any kind
Rhcun, Scurvy Sore nipples Sore Lips Venereal
Sores, Scarlet Feyer similar disease, you may rest
ass III ed that in this article you have
y SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which only pain almost nsanianeously but
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at the idea of any composition curing
diseases though umeI Gus in name, similar
the proposition will .ccm less extravagani but
would the candid 10 acknowledge its merits for
all who have used it or witnessed us magic
CNonpareiD indicates The best. LinriIns,It kno,en.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the sTik NJ marity between
nlny external and internal diseases having entirely differ
em names? And has it never occurred TO you that rem
TO both? This remedy is now offered you in the
LtNImENT which does not insult your understanding
Of rico or mighty cares OF the Garth; hut is simply the
0YrsrErHG SCIENCE! being mild aud simple mits action
AMI yet lcvcalns IN ts effects power almost
reaching the most hidden stnews Of man or benst,-
and ye! being innoXons To the weakest ln1nt rs also
by far tie chcaPsS Lnimen in the market being put w In
bottles ice large as the majority and one fourth larger
largest, besides bring than four tim
strong; therefore offer it To with pride and con-
hcnce anartcc exactly suited to the wants OF rich OF
poor, high OF low
he unprecedented size nwhich the NonParci Eminent
put u and the expense Of the materials used in II,
makes impossible for for the printing OF the
eds orCcrtifcacs ght publish, nor do we deem
necessary the ttce wherever it is used viii certify
for itself
so often gue by forged certificates and big assertions
following names, being but few of the many per-
whose character for candor aud veracity needs no
pancgyric u.s. who having fully tested its virtues
in the different diseases which it is recommended, are
prepar rcd TO speak of its merits as it deserves.
Sold i'll Wheeling by James Baker, kels q Caldwell,
II Logan a o. WR McKee, Patterson a Co, and by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
August II, '53
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yIRGlNI4:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit Ohio county the month of August 1855
r,nN ntI,,., ntnrin LInrnl, q irginia. 1

VIRGlNI4:-At Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
circuit Ohio county IN the month of August 1853:
The Northwestern Bank OF Virginia,
use OF Levi acknowledgements
against
Justus G FordyCe, Merchants q Nc Tin Chancerv
chanics' Bank OF Wheeling, Levi -
Andersen. James Evans, Joseph
H Kirby, Reuben Brown, and James
w Myers-deendants.
The object suit is among other things obtain
decree suuecting certain unds in the hands Of of the
DEFENDANTS TO the payment OF compananps demand a
gainst the defendant, Justus g Fordyce.
And the defendants, Levi Andersoni James Evans,
Joseph Kirby, Reuben Brown and James w Myers not
factory they rot Of the common
torney it is ordered that they do appear here within
month after publication Of this order and do what
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city OF W healing for
four successive weeks and posted at tho front door OF the
Court Ohio comfy, on the first day ofthe neX
county court Copy-Teste: = /,
Frye PAUL ALoNZo LoRING cPk .
DARTIKs furnished in the best style and at shorsn
| i
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"a, ''tH FOR oDD FELLows.-A week or two ago
= iebeis, aided and abetted by several apostate
= :is OF the Shade Gap Lodge, l. o. o. F., To-
=. q Shade Gap, Huntingdon county, Pa, I'M
,. =, cover Of night, broke into the Lodge and
NE books, furniture, &C., into the street, ex-
s ~. he secrets of the Order. The affair has
~" great excitement.
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Wheeling Female Seminary.

Wheeling Female Seminary.
TIME Fall Session will commence Monday, Septen'
her 5th 1853. 60
several new Teachers have been engagcdi these, with
those who we're during the past session, form
Faculty which will favoraby compare with any similar
Institution in the country. Latin, French, German, Span
sh and Italian will be taught French aud German by ma
tive teachers Also, the Piano. Harp or Guitar
Terns-One half at the commencement, and the remain
der at the middle OF the session.
Hoard per session OF % weeks $500
Fuel during winter, per month % SE
Seminary, Junior Class ..l2,0O
Middle ..ii.0O
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on piano. harp guitar per session % weeks 90
Use OF Instrument ..S,uO
Vocal Instruction '.lrO0
Modern Languages, each, ..lu'U0
Instruction in any OF the kinds OF Fancy 0O
in all! 1000
Drawing and Pantingin water 90
ougt5daw1m Principal.
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a. SISCO.
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. ) Washington HILL,

IHUNTUt 81 !, VHtEtINH, "
@ u. WOODROW iniO ms the citizens OF Wheeling,
- and dealers generally, that lie is opening one of
the family groceries in the Western
country consisting every article usually Kept in the hest
groceries all OF which viii he sold At
low prices hc bought in the CITY, Give us call of
charge my3f
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FANCY GOODS.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,

25U BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fancy
Goods, e'y.t
AYE now In store their Spring assortment of Portt
- Monnaies Violins, Percussion Gaps, AccordeonS
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and Buffalo Han {
brushes combs OF every description, Cutlery Fans But
etc, etc. = ~
In the Hosiery line full assortment OF white Brown
ost9m hose Of every description Lsle Thread and silk
nose OF every description Cotton Thread and Silk es
filey a StewaIs Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread and
SIX Laees' SILK and Pocket Handkercies, Neck lies
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
city, anu our prices low any house the the countr
maT2i-dwtT - ~ .
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VIM. II. Needs,
Chiokerinp,s Piano Fortes

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
EFz=TSgsl 1.-THE sale OF Chickering'S Piano FOrtes
n n hi n 1Wcstcrn VrEina,-keeps family on hand
Ipens which acknowledged by the most eminent pro-
Cessors OF music to be i'll this. other
try These instruments offered at Boston prices, ad
ding carriage; general stock of musical mel chandse
and Variety GOUds, wholesale and retail
G5-Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos 10 let Mu
S'T mali SSTF"t a. y '' JAS MELLoR
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DIR, Gordpn Harris,

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRlDGE.
FFICE-I'atimoTc Lock lnfrmary. No. 81 south tfay
" street. opposite the Exchange Buildings baltimore
practical experience OF 90 years enables br H.
insure sound speedy In certain class Of Dis
cases. which have too long bccm yielded by regular rhys
cnns the hands of Quackcry He may be consulted con.
fiden.ially, either in person or by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by aIuTessing
letter DR.. Harris, Baltimore, Md All communications
confidential remedies sent by mall to any part oil the u s.
See advertisement on fourth page aPT4-ly-
New angcment-SPecinl Notice.
r HAVE thoroughly Iefitted my Shaving and Dressing
/ Saloon have introduced all the latest modern i'm
provemcns and additions. Thankful for past patronage
expect by proper eXeron TO please ALL and TO receive
9S.4n MANTLE restorative for bald heads prepared
and sold by John Mickey. 1t has been tried by ct
zens of this CITY, and never filed TO give satisfaction
in single case Satisfactory reference givenas the
je S2smd JOHN Mickey.
Foreign Exchange, Foreign Exchnngc.
ID ERSONs wishing TO remit money TO England Ireland
or Scotland, in amounts 'front.' upwards can find
safe Quick and cheap medium through
' EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
N. PIGhAN, Agent.
net3tE Mcclure House.
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~, +, IorSG LADY's ToAsr.-At the 4th of July
no'sion in Marion county, Ill, young lady
A., lie following toast: "The young men of
n, Ga-Iheir arms our support. Our arms
- NEard. Fall in, men, fall inr'