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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06
Dr.. Halrs celebrated Pulmonio

DIss dd1IlS. sGS1Sp4dJO0 = A44AAOA4S
Elixir.
NOR The permanent cure coughs, colds
II bronchitis, asthma, influenza Group whooptng cough
lie speaIng all affections 81 the organs OF respra
warranted the and best medicine diseas
ESQ the lungs eyer.s sold IN america.
In presenting this medicine TO the publcse have the
to know that not only present them with
an andote for the class OF diseases Il proes
ses TO cure one which is perfectly harmless In its e
ects upon the can be administered with
out any fear OF mineral posons for it contans none-
The act that large portion OF the suffering, and death
tle conntry cense by OF the organs
consequent upon and has In
duced us to put 1t within reach OF every individual
who may need TeGedy that has proven itself so inyalu
able. - *
study those diseases ofhe lungs which ansso equentn
BILE cnaei and we claim u to- be III advance
OF all before discovered for those peculiar
compl Units Improvement upon ALL and consequently
superior TO all others. II, :
in curing IKE vendors OF TOO many trus
who deceive al who trust we hold out
Inducements which exp erience does not justify
IfPatehts will pefsevere in tbs use OF this me- icine,
tfStitis not beyond the power Of medicine There are
the slessinga Of
renewed e, were who otherwise would have long
since been IN their crave, the timely and
that Il is inat every OF 60 hui
to b 70 the 81 the
fespIatory than any other Medicine ofsTedto
the public. ~ we and every instance it
not gwen, the ygilI he te
Cspnnfue signed b Is Coz For sale by JA1EES
heelings Also by Druggists
.seneraiiy through tie eouE
No NEeEs FOR
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which should eve be contemplated with pure and INSULT
cd delight presents Incubus the mind, fnstt with
fearful excttes only feelings of distIus
repugnance The eXerons Of parents and guardians
retain their youthful charges In npon this sub
ieCt often proved false and fatal phosophyi lot
honest denro DO shown them in reasons early da
and guided by the light of truth, the pitfalls of ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

COMMUNICATING the mNiOrtnne OF this ass OF unhapny
PERSONS DR. H. has sought with untiring zeal through tho
wide range medical lore, the last 20 apt-
have not uncrowned with Abundant nropt
is constantly his practice, OF the nfable efficacy
ofthsse remedies. BY happy combination oFtreatent,
removed, constitu sonndness res
ture weakened organs in pristine strength
and Vgor and e torpid faculties OF the mind aroused III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

THRRE's NO USE lNsTALKING.l
rTlHE people have found 1t that w Motto & Bro.
thor nave now got sons of the new STTine
De Iaines Chal Bareges tinted Chay Fo1laTde silks
come soon If you wish to get good choice. L.
mar16 .fs-, W. ID. MOTIFS c31ttFtNl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

= TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM.
ID E.zINN win open his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesday
il the 9th inst, with all his former and many new ar.
Taugements for the ofysitors, who will
supplied best Ice Cream of the season. IN the
lhanto q
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= PROMEVpIAN FIREE

consume the self-immoate victim secluded habit
His lie presents blasted heath, upon which fruits OF
genue grows no flower OF intellect can bloom where tho
anosnheTeis tainted with disease, the soil parched by
unnatural heat, barren and obnoxious to the eye
Though sad tho picture 1t is not It's orig.
nails almost daily presented to the charge OF Dr. Har
rs nthe public thorougharc, the discernngeye
can mark frequent corroborRtion of its truth.
Moral regard in discharge OF duty must obviously pre-
oIdes entire removal OF the veil from this melancholy
picture human fray, hence but few ofthe symptoms
attendant ufon this blishiing nalad can here be given
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

That IS you neei not ge yclr ned ne s1ns
7isn Ton can % 10 W u Hottie a Bros, sndbuy aas
soma Fastsel, II y61r own price. ie4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

- TVaII Paper, second spring az FLe sereeu
IifSoM8ioN and Glazed, Window blnah
~ and Borters, just received at FooS store,
s.,.1-a 5 !oAN flsH No!s5. M.! @ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

4 HATS li5
METROPOLITAN hats, silk hats, beaver hats, brown
otter hats light colored hats, white Russia hats.
Magyar hats, Kossuth hats Baltimo hats 1n fact all
Ai ,Sais sNes S'e ~ ~ S. H. HARPER & SON.
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MIS- EI a. II EClTfs'
..li1un 1knosV ThyssI1ss ~
An Invaluable Boot 20 &.

RnHE.
az i En 800 Fa,oE e. BOZ y for IS Gem
iRflO6 COPIES sold in less than ~ q = epy,'
BOOK EoR THE AFFIicrFsnT.1aS II iR;IUsd
% the origin, treatment ana cur. s opD!
of disease, eontreeted by promiscuoGs sess s
prevention, writtsnina familiar stvie
techncallties and every thing hal Womb naf
from lne result Of some twenty Se The eaTo
dalicate or ivetc nature. ~ 4 VIC " dseassss ga
ToWhichts added, receipts for the en,s va
diseases, anu atreat$e on the causes Stn he AMI
the Fever and Ague, for twclty vs and
copies one dollar; will be iorwarteI eOpr,Je
United States BY mall nee Strostsge ss
raid Goshen q Goa btshcTs, or box iSs g, Pods
Philadelphia. 4gg'FoI OG.E
tIhis Is, without exception. the most
and intelligi be work published on the Ga
which Il treats. Avoiding all technicsI fs " di,s
ITSELF TO the reason OF It's readers. IT is fre
anu no parent, however aS
has devoted many years to the tTeatn,e o. lktS
treated of and with loo little Sr. "
and too little presumpiontO impose h. san on
the wOrldatt the merely nominal price al mas
or some twenty years most successful urss,;S lie
mo teaf g.; or parent should be without he
PAIN modification anu sorrow 10 tss SI yelns
charge ~ eopls's Adrocqte. 'ON'A 0idst thss
Il "A Presbyterian clergyman IN Ohio IN r-;.,-s
ter1slMedic0l Manual says: ChousanS. VII ns Of 'E
youth, by evil example and the lyon thoea
4 out realizing tile sin ard fearful cnnsson WIN
selves and their postcrity. Tic const,ies upon ther
whu raising families have been eBItSSIS q thousaS
down, and they do not know the not brOkss
thing that can be done SO to enighen Cure Air
public mind us to check, and uItmateT ~ Aahnenes u
widespread source Of human wretcbe1EeSS remove thu
the greatest blessing next TO the religion m
on the present and COMING generations iS,esR Chrs
the ofiutocatng drinks, though II b'. "
sands upon thousands. is not greater ihO
man race. Accept nay thanks on behalf ny 10 The hu
and believe me, your CO worker in the soSi as sted
so actively engaged in.s iE go "'IA yolat
L One copy WillRhc forwarded (securelv srr,
postage paid. receipt of q cents or s;S
Address, CoSDEN q CO., Publishers, poyp ,s Gt 81
Idelphie. '2 -OA Aso' thla
Booksellcrs. Canvassers and Book Agent, -.
the most liberalt terms. sur I,o
q Groceries at wholesale
lEnn BBLS. MoLASSES; Ae'
ES)SlSl 800 bags Rio Coffee,
I 90; pockets Laguyra coffee;
so Old Java
GO boxes eavenlsh tobaecoS
10 bbls. cut and dry
i so boxes Stewards n. Y .'caudesf
160 hhds. sugar;
90 Sbls Coverings refined sugar.
50 HI; Oh; Y S.. H. G. P. and Imp. teas.
30 tierces rice;
4 ~ 20 boxes white pipes; =
4 81 50 Fls ~ Colgare's fancy soaps;
4 Together with null assortment OF Family C,,..
Including Spices, Fruits, Dye.stufs, Fish, ee y. 3
sale At wholesale oy q, mn,
q mas No+59 Main a strs.
1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

Dr. has given particular attention to Female Diseases
His experience enables him To relieve
IIY ali Nerpos C0nstttutto.
al sVeakResS,- General Debility, etc. 2a4s ,stir
NJ Prompt attention given to letters, and treatment
d,t.itli oil nldH r. -. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06
SaddIers Hardware.

Co-PARqNERsHIP NOTICE. al
TIN PARKER has this day associated with him in
business, Mr.. Eichelanb.
The confeconery and cake baking business will be con
name and style OF aema10l y. y. PARKERs@ Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

Z EhpUINo Al n 5BloItAINOt.7
May consult Dr. H through letter, (post es
cbng symptoms receive advice treatment and nedi-
cines, the as frpresen while their communications
will be observed with honorable confidence.
All Medicines rwarded with prompt attention by
Rest route to the indicated address carefully secured
against damage curiosity, and by plain and
explicit directions.
n. B.-The pecunary position OF DIR. Harris enables
him to make charges moderate, 15s5 ~
p S.His Office is arranged with private consultation
rooms, rendering it available to either SEX.
n5-At!Viee to the poor reesof charge.
Address Dr. G.. HARRIS, Baltimore, Md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

Through arrangement Of the system, the mind
is unstr1ng memory ails power OF
thought lost mbecy and idiocy leay
ing the throne OF Intellect drear and desol9e Tnidty
and irresoution with melancholy ianityS gloom
around the oie; haunted by invisible tormens,
the buthen ofe becomes insupportabe, and he punses
desperately into the gulf of intempeTancc suicide.
THE TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06
Wheel g. ell5ng Wind !. g { Glass

~ q - q a 90 y II' = n
THE paItnerahp existing between stocktoa
Banterd & CO. has been dissolved The purchase of Ii,
MI and Interest,", ~
The bnsiness wiz he ON IND or the name OF
0ets STOCKTON RUSSRhIl 4 Go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

i,EI-E-T7T Es5lI NOTICE: ~. custoneFs u u
yxT1DL1AM HowsER informs !od is y.
sthe public in general, taaI Ne W ISL to AbFaU"N
continuance Of the ratronSge dh, s By
the Adjustment, tslTesPe IRRkM How HOVE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

a5 .-.1E-5 Boundito ShaVe. ;, v7nassl
nRJAQUES LEGoU bIRk5S,s Iasisst ease, llt ". Y
IL Rhzots.n They shave inst recsytdp
the best ever brought to this iaarA q p BRoMsS
I'D ~ NV Jewelry store, Wase2sSse->
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

i71JALLt PAPBR--An additional supply Of new and
wv beautiful patterns al prices Just received by
: = n 81 lOHNH!1 HOMPSON,Js
,onon ~ L4fs ~ yJr, 81 Monroe street j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

JAS b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

SOM ErHlNGi NEW.
NTARSHS PATENT REFRIGERATo TOR. Calland sec
IHl thema sCAWRTT& DUFFIELDS.is
May 70, 1853 slt 49, - t5 sas Z.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

HOT DAYS ARE COMING,
Min order to prepare for them go to w. d. Motto
IN & BROS. and select many fesses you want
for the season, their elegant OF Lawns
Berages, ETC., which they offering to sell at such
prices as can't be beat. tTeshl ctjust opened je4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

1'9a ekeceiVed this Day.
Cup black Alpacas, choice bleaehed iacl1
- ding New York Mills, Lousda1e and Nannkeag, Sat
nets nett, yards wide, black satinvesttIgs
ie9 '2'.' HEISKELL 81 10. (
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

v ANTED;. ). DRY cows .
tSHE undersigped wish TO psT nIies for them,
gazing, and will pay gG IesaapHRRYis Hull
iy1s.dSswtf i ,.f,.s 2 -.---4--- --=-1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

FRESH. SHAD & R0CKSFtSH.
II ST received from Baltimore, by b. and o. Railroad,
81 at s.. @. BAKER Geo. boat Store,
IL Wafer street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

DART1Bs furnished In style, and at short no
il tice5 and not charge viii be required
Call and see. s. 4. MsPARKER,
ian Market street.
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BAoHELoRs.

FOR SALE OR RENT.,
f1HI house ON tho Island, formerly ocptpiedby OLA
will be rented low to tenant or sold
ON accommodating terms. Possesio given Immediately
Apply TO Il + COWGIRL d.7AlsSWORDS,
ilarf74 No. 10 altar street
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! I6aIf PEPos Boo6eIIo BFandyi

Wheeling, Sep. IS. ,se. -.
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CITY TR %.

ss DISSOLUTION. rs 81
THE partnership heretofore existing under the MAJ
and firm OF Pollock Donlon, was on the 1st
ina Mr. James Maxwell having purchased the lntereat
of Ephran Pollock The business of the house Will be
settled and continual by the new r; D9nlon q
Maxwell, for whom the retpg partner soctts the cont
tnlanee OF liberal patronage heretofore TO
the old firm. EPHRAIMs PoLL0OkiS
z up2T Ii JOHN DoNLoN.
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HATS and Caps
IN 81 70 TO pc pro.
l1G cured D. Hat and Cap store, whose
ie8n16 iB aelhg Hats i the
lpaee to eau his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-06

- DEATH 10 UAIS and AEcEg!
TUST received, fresh supply of keating,s Rat and
Mouse This is the best Rat Expeller
now in use FCalIat VoWELLS Drug store; h
mali - f(G0E. copy q Union. st
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27
Cash Payment is on the Public Works.

We take the present opportunity OF calling the
attention of the Legislature to the system of cash
payments upon the public works, that was attemp-
ted to be established last winter. As far it
has gone, it has worked admirably, but unfortu-
nately, the old debts were some what larger than
was anticipated, and the appropriations were
insufficient, which caused a partial fai lure Of the
system. Neither were the appropriations for
current work large enough in all cases. This
should be remedied at the earliest practicable
period. The canal officers should be required
by the Board, and we presume they have been,
to report every old debt by the Commonwealth,
and these should all be paid off at once. After
this is done the canal and railroad officers should
be provided with funds to pay off all bills con-
,racted, whether for labor materials, at the
end of every month. The system should be ad-
hered to strictly, as the only economical one that
can be adopted. Nearly all our railroad COM
panies pursue the cash system, and so ought the
State in all cases. particularly as the plea of
want of funds cannot be set up.
We advocated this system for several years before
il was adopted by the State, and now that it
has been commenced, we trust it will be carried
out to perfection and pertinaciously adhered
to- Harrts5uE9A Union. atF
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27
SchO0Iboys at a Ball.

When Dr.. Parr, the eminent Greek scholar,
was head master of the grammer school at Nor
wich, he received many civilities from the resi-
dent gentry of the neighborhood, in part requital
of which he bethought himself of giving ball to
his country acquaintance The scene of festivity
was a large school room, which was separated by
large folding doors from dormitory, in which
about sixty boys took their nightly repose On
the evening of the bali, they had been all sent to
bed earlier than usa, but the docter had not duly
estimated the mercurial temperamentof boyhood,
in fattering himself that sleep would keep them
quiet on such night. No sooner had the dan
cling commenced than the whole school crept out
of bed, and in q compact mass crowded against
the folding door, to obtain through keyhole,
alternate glimpses of the outer revelry. The
doors were not strong enough to Withstand such
pressure, and with crash gave way, pouring
into the ball room perfect cataract of naked
urchins The disturbance of the moment, the
rage of the doctor, the sternation OF the ladies
and the gambols of the doctors boys, are beyond
descriptions Dolen,an's Magazine.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27
Sl,O21 600

The value of this Improvement cannot, at this
day, be disputed 1t is essential to successful
competition, that speedy transit across the
mountain should be obtained. The delay and
the expense now experienced at that point must
drive into other channels that part of the trade
which now forms large portion of the receipts
from tolls, and thereby render the main line, in
a measure valueless, To avoid result so fatal
to the best interests Of the Commonwealth, the
work should be brought to completion as soon
as possible. So long as the inclined planes are
retained, SO long will it be impossible to reduce
the tolls to proper standard to meet the COM
petition of other routes. Every consideration
of public policy points to an early and ample
appropriation for its completion, as measure
due alike to the character of our improvements,
to the resources of the public Treasury, to the
prosperity of the citizens residing along the main
line, and to the liberal and enterprising spirit
of this great Commonwealth With such an ap
preparation, two more planes can be avoided by
the spring of 1854, and the balance of the planes
by the month of July following. The Board
must, therefore, be permitted to urge strongly
upon the attention of the Legislature, the pro-
priety of making an early appropriation, suffi-
cient to accomplish an improvement fraught
with such important consequences
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27
APPOINTMENT.

Gen. John Ross, of Mifflin county, has been
appointed Superintendent of the Portage Rail
road Gen. r. will no doubt make popular,
obliging and accommodating officer. He is IA
vorably known to large number of the citizens
of this county, his business for years past caus-
ing him at intervals to be resident in our midst
He has discharged the duties of several public
stations in an able manner, affording satisfac-
ton to the appointing power.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27

nSy-Col. S. s. SEELEY, late of the Jersey
Shore Republican, has been appointed State
Agent upon the Portage Road. The Colonel is
one of the best and most deserving OF the craIt'
and we are heartily pleased that he receives
some slight consideration for faithful services.
We will be glad to see him on the mountains.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27

ss% Ireland is literally stgoing to grass
The great landlords are turning out their ten
ants in order to lay the land down to grass, for
focks and herds. Sheep are more profitable
than ,men-so the latter are turned out to die,
while the former are turned out TO grow rat
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27


Estimate of Fas In on n bic Happiness.
The Duchess of ST. Adams was fascinating ac-
tress, of good common sense, who married, first
a banker and then aduke. She had seen power
ty in the most trying as well as the more tolera-
BILE of its shapes, and was well prepared to judge
of high life by comparison. She thus spoke oft
in her memoirs:
ssFew persons have seeen so much of the vari-
Gus aspects may say extremes-of life as my
self and few therefore, can be better Judges of
the differ ence between great poverty and great
wealth: but after all, this does not by any means
constitute the chief and most important distinc-
ton between high and low states. No; the signal'
tbe striking contrast, is not in the external cir
cumstances, but the totally opposite minds ofthe
two classes as to their respective enjoyment Of
existance. The society in which l formerly
moved was all cheerfullness-all high spirits
all fun, frolic, and viyacity. They cared fornoth-
ing, beyond the pleasures of the present hour;
and to those they gave themselves up with the
teenist relish Look at the circles in which L
now move. Can any thing be more weary, stale,
fiat and unproftable, than their whole course of
life Why, one might as well be in the tread
mill. tOll1ng IN tHe Slupli, hiohOSoAouo AO"iAN
of what they call pleasure, but which is, IN fact
very cherries and heavy work. Pleasure, IN
deed! when all meriment, all hilarity, oil indul-
cenee of our natural emotions, if they be of
JOYOUS nature; are declaredto to be vulgdr There
can be no cordility where there is so much ex-
clusiveness and primeness. No. all is coldness,
reserve and universal ennuis, even where this
starchness of manners is unaccompanied by any
very strict rigor in matters of conduct. Look,
now. at those quadrile dancers in the other
room: they have been supping; they have been
drinking as much champagne as they liked; the
band is capital; the men are young and the girls
are pretty; and yet did you ever see such crawl
ing movements, such solemn looks, as II they
were all dragging themselves through the most
irksome task in the world Oh! Whata differ
ent thing was country dance in my younger
days ~
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27
Ebensbnre and susauehanna PLANK Road

The meeting of Thursday last, called for the
purpose of devising ''ways and means" for the
construction of the above road, was numerously
attended and q determination was shown to
make the road. commencement, starting
point was all that was desired, and we now ha'0
it Under such favorable auspices too, as to give
every assurance that this much desired work
will be made before long. Already, between
twelve and fifteen thousand dollars have been
subscribed mostly in Ebensburg, and the amount
is daily increasing. Every one appears to take
an interest in the work, and subscribes accord
ing to his means. There is, at present, a deter
,uiaation on the part of the people that the road
must be rnade, and from the gratifying evidences
recently given by almost every man IN subscri-
bing literally to the stock of said road, we in
fer that this much desired improvement ~iH be
completed at an early day. Let the people only
say that such a road is wanted, and there is no
fear that its construction will be delayed. Go
to work, then, and let the good work so happily
begun, be happily ended by the speedy making
of this road, and he interests of the people will
thereby be largely benefited and the facilities
for trade and travel be greatly increased
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-01-27

psa The weather has been exceedingly cola
since Sunday, with plenty fsnow. The sieigh-
ing is delightful The editor is sorry, however,
he is not well enough to enjoy it.