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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21
Sule.
Samuel Clark.
Decree in the Circuit
Court for Ohio county,
< John Corrothers Thomas,

Rsass asaa oF Ohio 'i COUNTY
case, shall on the Both day OF Mach, 1883, at the
Court House for Ohio county, sell TO the highest and best
bidder, on the terms alter named, Lot No. nne
GOD situated on Market street in cling. The prop
erty wilFbc sold on credit the purchaser paying the pur
chase money by equal portions at six twelve and eigh
teen months with interest from day of SALE and securing
tho same by giving his boLds with *ood security When
the purchase money is paid, the deed will be made.
mar1.tds WIN. S. wICKHAM, S. O.C.
The above sale is posponedIto Monday, April 26th
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5Dnblic Notice.-l have very large lot Of sIttS i
terms of choice marble work, which Will 81 II II
Guiding some splendid Large and small Mon9mTIStS
cost, il applied for soon, at NJ. }. ROhAas,
febo2 - - Marble Works, G7, Market street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, REAL ESTATE
M VS.. SCircuit court OF Ohio

=. John J. Hoge and others. county. y u
virtue of decree rendered in the foregoing
this 18th day of January 1862 the undersigned Sheriff
OF Ohio county, and such acting Commissioner in
the premises, will sell at public auction to the highest
best bidder at the front door OF House Ohio
eS'nny on MONDAY the nth day Of March 1853 the middle
ke street in the city Of Wheeling There comfortable
and convenient brick Dwelling House on the premises
Terms Of SGLeTcn Cent OF the purchase money will
be required in cash. and there will be credit the
due OF six twelve, and eighteen months in equal
mcnts the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
deferred nstalments with good security bearing interest
the day Of sale and the title to be retained until the
wnoe purchase money is paid. .
WM. S. WlCKHAM, -a.- "
1an2z:ts sheriff and Commits sioner. :.
above sale is postponed till the first Monday in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

ADVICE.
you troubled. with cougl rain in the breast or
l. any affection OF the Lungs-Use bientnger's Com
pound Syrup of BOneset.
IL you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises sprans hands ale frost Bit; c,
ment; and d.
Should you be affected with Scrolule or any disease
arising from mpurity OF blood, nudcious use
OF mercury by all means Breninger's Fluid Ex-
tract of Sal saIarilla and Dandelion. =
These remedies have bcr tried by hun and in all
cases have given satisfactory evidence superior
efficacy every other medicine in the cure OF these
complaints, for which they recommended.
To be had at
BRENTLiNG Err d. ARMsTRoNG,s
Apothecary, Monroe adjoining the hcLue House,
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100 Doz Gentiemen's fine Moleskn Silk Hats, trol
1OO one dollar and upwards, for saIeat
ser2 S d. HARPER
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.5,..5..-.. STILL LATER. &, mir
SIUST received al the black Mammoth BOOB
u mems cnamelled BrCgans. q DSF0L
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- tARPEN uP.-Now your time call and sci o.
~ OF those splendid grind stones, which is
Ieb2o NJ. J. ROHANS
..'t ga 90 Marble Ilpl
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an Chuucery
V1RG1N1A-At rules held the clerks office of the cir
cut court OF Ohio county the month OF April 1853
Charles James Fox and Francis Fox, executors OF the
last will and testament of Josiah Fox deceased-compai
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE 'i
IIARPER'S Magazine for April and the Faithful Slave
~ by Robert Morris, just received at the New Depot
Maln ST., opposite the North Western Bank,
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PALM LEAF HATS ,,.pS
FQ000 PiIsM leaf, PedeI 'eshorn, Pana5M
oOOO boys ard children's, just reeeix z 1kS0I
1 MIaT26. - .MsELALLkN -
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New Boots and Shoes.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisng between the MI
lersigned under the firm name OF Warden & Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual Jacob
Warden has sold his Interest to James w. Warden All
persons indebted to said late firm requested
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden
Wheeling, December1. 1852. sziss 5..,zss b
JACOB NJ. WARDEN,
81 . deC4-tf- MICHAEL EDWARDS. In
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/. - 49,. l1ORE NEW BOOKS
,Villette, by the author OF Jane Eyre; The Two Ne
chants, by T. S. Arthur; The Emigrant Squire by Han
ton Myerday; The Spitfre, by Capt. GkAmier; GOdPy
Gallery ofsplcndid Engravings; Rose SOmeryie md i
First False Step. by G: W. N. Reynolds David bum
by Julia kavanaushi The Successful Merchant, BIZ VI
Arthur; Dickens Household Words; Kneke booker Z
March; Dyes and Thonipson's Counterfeit Detecos q
Marcn, &c. ]. II. McNECHRx
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RIBBONS, RIB OMS. &c.
FEW pieces OF Ribbons which are the rage here mn
~ are on hand yet-half price Chinese scars, and ii
OF other nice things, cheap for c3sh-canat
sen23 D ~ - LOHNSTnNsS. 1Ea Mninst
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In AssuMPsIr.

lVlRGlNlA.-At Rules held the Clerks ONCE OF tile
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, the month April
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EoK SALE Low, leather top earIiass' s sSH1S
Lb22 5s N.I4S
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READ ia1S!!
WTATT'S Nervous Antidote and Physical Restorative
w The medical wonder of the agel This medicine
guaranteed to cure NEURALGIA, RREUlA7TSB FIJI
CoNSU8LP TON, ASTHMA, CRAMPS, DYSPEPSIA
GOVT, DC, DC.
Prepared by DR.. TALBOT WATTS, New York.
Just received and for sale by
JB. VOWEL
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=. .
VIRGINIA-At Rules held in Clerks Office for the Cir.
cult Court OF Ohio County, the April, 1858
Moses c. Good administrator bonis with
annexed OF Alexander Caldwell, deceased-Complainant
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70" reed,
A SUPPLY OF Bran, Short, &C. Just receivedby
~ ang31 ]. THOBURN, 1871 Market SGuare
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. APRIL ~. loo3

The best way is to morase the people to procure tenn
perance and moderation. This may seem long road to
travel but il is way How many drunkards do you
suppose have Joined the Temperance Soceties-perhaps
million you may say-or 100000 No! Not a hundred
Barely dozen drunkars The rest all those who do
not like wine and they make great sacrifice in drinking
water Iascertaned that in England, u do not speak o
America because am best acquainted with England the
number drinking shops sncreased since the commence
ment of the Temperance movement.
cannot in Italy preach a fiction Of the Gospel find
that wine does good To Christ made miracle III III
favor cannot preach against it, am an independent
man and am not paid by any Protestant to preach any
practice any which disapprove. If were working for
dollars would have said in England and should not have
come 10 America. -,
Our duty to each other is do unto others as we would
that Others should do rs Not TO speak III of each other
To- speak well Of each other and to help each other me
English respect the Poles Germans. llunSarans French
because they work They employed and are gauing
comfortable vehoods in all parts of England ana Scot
land. 81,
On Thursday next at the Tabernacle the lecture Will be
for the benefit of tie refugees lately expelled from P
mont and now on their way here The Government of the
Kings not TO blame in the least; That Government has
under the protection of England protested against the
large conscaons of the property of some Of the first
families Of Lombar1y.
Tho Padre then tronounceda bebedicton.
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children upon the black board and for that purpo.s :
excellent In drawing upon the black board ,Ss,o y
possibility of acquiring cramped hand Al the no
referred TO- is praced with the pencil and in h unoos
school people in mature life pracsed by the dsv
entire year Our observation OF the effect Of this n,;
enables 10 say with confidence that they will nevr ~
come the disadvantage of this long continued COY
mechanical drawing VI
There is no want Of sbtyamong our people; And ~,
Dor Is the wealth of a nation and the best labor com,aS
the best price should not every patriot feel pere -
promoting Schools Of Design OF the highest order, w
now compete with foreign mechanics in ingenuity Of nv
ton ana we have schools 10 furnish the requisite nn
ton we may soon compete with them in beauty OF x
Without THIS instruction, must still remain in the haeL
ground a. designers and manufacturers The Ind1ss,
Exhibition soon to be opened will reveal our defcspc;ss
ms point. our manufacturers depend upon tho xii ~
artists who furnish them patterns from foreign fes;-.
and the Illustrated Catalogue OF the Industrial
has been mine of wealth 10 them that sti une, han
The gus remodeed il is true; vet thew will mo, =;
10 be recognized and must bear the mort ~
limited praise for even if the fabric workmanship i
peror. il viii be slnrred by the remark tina, tie a.
sion il borrowed This l. not all These designs A.
lost their original grace and beauty by passing thropS
metamorpho,is The original designer has some 81. o
conception in his mind that he works out, and ~
can remodel his production without destroying tina, arm
NJ which Z, an essential element of beauty.
Let the managers Of schools 90 Design teach and dHs.
abroad the principles Of Ant without knowledge
which this beauty neither be produced nor appreciated
aud instead OF doing good only to one class OF people n
their OWL community. they viii become the beneicor AZ
their age and OF their country and produce IN \.
arts and manufactures.
The original copy of Leutzes Washington Cco.,iai d.
Dararc was recently exhibited at Bremen, where WAC
purchased by English gentleman for 5000. We believe
II is of the same size the in this country bl having
been somewhat damaged by fire va, taken by the nlrer,
after which the artist painted the second copy e.
hibition here.
In the year 1889 sixty operas were written IN lty
of which only four first performed in foreign countries
The muI icipality OF Brussels have voted $4,000 6r
the erection of palace for exhibitions of the line as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Revenue service.

II having been decided 10 restrict the employment Il s
officers of the marine to the number and gnlss
allowed by law to the vessels in commission and 10
he course of construction the following changes have a.
ken place in that branch of the public service:
Officers who had become supernumerary and dropped
from the roll
Captain Ezekiel Jones of Massachusetts,
Captain Gilbert Knapp, of Massachusetts,:
CAPTAIN VIM h. Whitehead. of Maryland.
Captain VIM w Polk of Maryland
Captain l.. e. Hardy, of South Carolina.
First Lieut. Beverly Diggs, OF Maryland
First Lieut. Arnold Burroughs of New Jersey
First Lieut. Nicholas Austin of Rhode Island.
Second Lieut. \. g. Cook OF pennsylvania.
Second Lieut. C. W King, Of Maine.
Third Lieut. John \. Underwood, of New Hampshire A.
Third Lieut. Austin ). Cushman, of New York
Third Lieut. Thomas l.. Gott. Of Maryland.
Third Lieut. j. De Lagnelle, OF Virginia.
Third Lieut. VIM D. kennon. Of The District OF Columbia
Third Lieut. L. A. Morsell of the District of Columbia.
Third Lieut. Charles II. Wheeler OF Maine
Third Lieut. ; W. Gieit, of New York.
Third Lieut. John T. Wilson, of the District of Columbia
Third Lieut.. Thomas Osborn. OF South Carolina.
Third Lieut. John MEG. None> Of Delaware.
Third Lieut.. VIM g. Nimm of Virginia.
Third Lieut. ID. {. Constable, ot New York.
Third Lieut. Edwin Hubert. of Michigan.
Third Lieut. T. V Il. Linn OF Newl ork.
Third Lent j IL Nimmo. of Virginia.
Third Lieut.. \. :. Hatch, OF Vermont
Third Lieut. C. ". Van Rensselaer,, of New York.
The following officers reduced to the mex; lower
Cant : McGowan of PENNSYLVANIA to First Lieutenant.
Capt George Clarke, Of Virginia to fir.t Lieutenant
Cant ! j. Morrison of Georgia, to First Lieutenant
First Lieut. VIM Is. Randolph, of Florida TO Second
Fist Lieut. f. O. Murden of South Carolina 70 Second
Lieutenant
First Lieut. 4. l.. Hyde, of Connecticut to Second
Lieutenant. ~ $1,000, =,
First Lieut. VIM IL Gladdng. Of Rhode Island 70 Sec
ond Lieutenant. go ,,
Fir,t Lieut. William J. Rogers, of Virginia to Second
Lieutenant. ,,.
First Lieut. J. NJ Jones, of Delaware, to Second Lieu
enaHt. 80. ,r. >.
second Lieut. f. H. Cummins. of Ohio to Third Lieu
cnant. 80, g., -.
second Lieutenant Henry Wilkinson Of Virginia TO
Third Lieutenant. Vt.
second Lieutenant Jane. ID. Usher OF Virginia, 10
Third Lieutenant. .
second Lieutenant Thomas Mofiat, of New jersey to
Third Lieutenant. ~
second Lieutenant Zachary Forrest, OF Maryland, to
Third Lieutenant. M. ,-.,
second Lieutenant j. II. Meryman, of Illinois, to Third
second Lieutenant J. G. Bond, of New. York 70 Third
Lieutenant. M,
second Lieutenant W. A. Tennison, of Texas TO Third
Lieutenant. - -, NJ. ~
lumba, to Third Lieutenant NIL,
There are six revenue cutters building and each VIII pear
tbn name of member of the present Cabinet One VIII %
called the James Campbell which Will distinguish her IRON
fine one already in the service and named alter iorer
Scret,rv Washington Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

-. Georges s0cIety-sIxy-seNeHtH AHhIVcrsHry.
The regular annual Anniversary Dinner of this assoca
ton came off at the Astor House on Saturday evening
About three hundred guests sat down to repaSt of the
first order brass band and trio of vocais in
attendance and furnished excellent music during the
evening Mr. IIogA the Irish pianist and organist of St
Peters Church Barclay superintendent the piano At one
end of the room was fuleGgth portrait of the Queen
draped with English and American flags at the other end
the banner of the Society, associated in like
DR. BEALEs the President of the Society presided at the
table assisted by the Vice Presidents Mr. Young and Mr.
Pitt Among the guests present were General Mosquera
late President of New Grenada; General lleran, Senior
Arrangoiz Mexican Consul General; Simeon Draper
President Of the New England Society Mr. Norre of the
st andrews the President Of St. Davids and several
american and British naval and military officers of note
INV 'eP~s' 'As PRESIDENT returned thanks for rec
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tptrpGn prlIlt&nbia turirt rptrrtn rurtb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
Or. Sufclanb'e
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Or. :. W. SSaflon,
in rcC rcu:fbn ?rctbttt. 80 ArS St philadelphia.
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rrn tcntr oubrrn 9RtriIn in cen Ser. Staottn ibtr:
trccn, rusun ubCrbaupt trrtebt uit Ole 6urrn bcu:
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iamttit Der SrautEn, Gs bat bit Gt9cnidait etbir:
trontbtitin ;u bSittu mo Ole @trcouuu9Scr9aut Su
tdrttn, uno it roHei au9EnsbmL NcbSr unO unibuI:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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trr unb Yrter Midtri Ipminiitratpreu res Scrlrr.
tener s ame Oei 6Irr.
llno nm. Nfat 8, 1858, rnannte bic Court
auf Srri4las brs Srn. 9irela, CHARLES Saocr ais
aupttor, um trIa9tc 8;dnuns su aupitrn, itrr,
3uIrtteln unp Nrm GrIeb srmGb cine Srrtbeilma
gu madcn, ru!s Der ndhhrn g8aifrncpurt Seidt
haspn iu erfattcn, atlr5 3cusnib rinscf6tcfen
bab Dor itn 9eIest rerbrn mag.
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in @lrntmm, otlrp It ale babel Sr,tcreBirtr ein-
iintcn tSnnen, tpenn iie ce fir f6idlt9 tsfnsm.
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ben crttn uuo bcetutIurittn rtuiib ib:antyitouiiben
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allen btlti9ln SSdnibtn pctItcmntn CHtiprstbCn ju
tSnntn.
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rsntn ets ptaeEs Il. T. 10. nit @tr9niscu W DGn:
fen uno 6ltttn unttr 5uhtrnn3 rtrIitrr 8coiCnun:
UNI oas g2cbtrpcIIn ots Qutlltms.
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Wenjel mo &orfT,
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