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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-19
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
> rnING,LILIRE

A Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Nauy.
ENl have many other letters. We give one below, and
w again say the afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great RestoratVe2
U. S. SmIP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA,
Messrs. Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures: The First
this ship who has been suffering many years
from the Dyspepsia who has been nearly restored to
his usual health by the OF Hamptons Vegetable Tine.
ture, desires you send him dozen bottles of that
Medicine.
Another Lieutenant OF the U. S; Navy, board
this ship, wishes you to send him one dozen OF
.sHamrton'S Vegetable TnCturc," by the Store Ship
which leaves United States in February March, for
The ;Tincturc' you sent me was received in good
der, take pleasure in informing YOU that 1t has been
used with cread by several OF officers in cases
of Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. EskTidge,
str above,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrrsBuRom, Sep. 17.-River 3 feet IL inches
rising. Weather clear.
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CAUTION.

Dr. MoRsE's ISvIGoRArISG CORDIAL has been counter
feited by some unprincplcd persons.
In future all the genuine cordial will have the propetora
fac simle pasted the cork OF each BOTTLE and tile lo
lowing words blown in the glass
CDR. MoRSE's INvIGoRATING CORDIAL,
c.H. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. Y"
CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promissory Note with the propreto,s
written signature every genuine bottle OF Dr. Morses
Invigorating Cordial.
ToCounterfeit which is forgery.
n-4ae Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
PpIcE,-ss,e 90 per bottles two for IS, six or Sto.
q. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New'York
Sold by throughout United States canadss
and West Indies.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d Caldwell;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brothers;
CINCINNATI-B. H. Meakfngs,
CUMBERLAND-P. "A. Healy & Co.
BALTIM0RE-S. s. Hanee. sep1s;d:HWaW
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
MIR j. E. Howard having taken the interest of Mr.. E.
l H. Merton in the above house, the Forwarding and
Commission business will be carried formerly,
der the style and firm of Dorsey, Howard q Knox. We
respectfully solicit The avors of old friends, and the
public, which will be promptly attended to-
ELY DORSEY,
JNO z HOWARD,
Aug IT, '53-aug17 w KNOX.
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C1IRE or HEREDlrARY SCROFuLA.


The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known all OF the Stacs having fora
number OF yeaI represented his State in Congress-:
II affords me pleasure to state that DR.. HanptOns Tine
affected most extraordinary OF my slave
boy Albert. The patient three years age and had
scroIla. His father is scroiuous. The boy was
moving mass from head to foot. The upper lids
Ortllc ey cs swollen and turned inside OUT
hbiting horrible maerng ulcers, and rotrudcd overthe
eve. balls, so produce blindness. Iii strange
true, child-that felt resigned to die relief
from suGering-hns been restored TO health under the
treatment OF Ur. Hampton. w p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851.
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,.,,s concerning subscription, advertising or 9th
lET1E1,',siress orthe Intelliseneer, should be adj
fi 20 .g e the editorial department OF the pa
srs S ,ressed to the editors, Jointly, or TO eli.
roe Int isfs writing for publication, will please
'ltnrs 1ti.' me side o: the paper
-, only on o f te above rules will greatly oblige us,
J5s''>a ~, prompt attention TO correspondents
i sstl,f. -! 5 otherwise some times receive.
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM by HAMPToN'S
VEG ETABLE TlNCrURE.
CHESTER DIsTRICT, S. G.

January Sd, 1853.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: For the
last five years have been sufferer rom RheunI.
atism, t seeing your recommendation of "Hamptors
Vegetable Tncurc," purchased bottle and the frat
has relieved that consider 1t but JUS
give to the suffering world the result of the appica
tiOn
Mine was Acute rheumatism in the back-so bad that
confined my bed for the last six months The FIRST
bottle acted like Carm the second restored strength to
my poor afflicted back, and am now as well and feel as
young al when was sixteen. am now seventy four
years OF age.
consider your Tncure the greatest discovery OF the
agc poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect nonu'
nient Dr. Hampton, who has saved thousands from pain
MI you, gentlemen, have acted the part OF public benefoc
tors III disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable remedy.
plain cotton planter, and have never written for
literary fame; but when fellow beings are afflicted,
shall HESITATE through modesty, withhold any infor
nation valuable TO my fellow m0nt So, If you consider
this worthy of place my your newspapers you
at liberty TO make use oft. Yours, truly
ALVAH KENDALL.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE CT TIE OLDEST MAG
lsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1881.
Meesrs. Mortimer & Mowbray l feel duty to make
known tho benefits have derived from DIR. lamptons
Tncure. length OF tire have been subject grea
prostraton muscular power and great debility the
nervous system, accompanied with palpitaton and t1u
tering oE1he heart had such sudden attacks
cason could scarcely get home Ia making mention OF
my case FRIEND he referred me to Joseph X. Staple
ton ESQ., old and highly respectable citizen of Bat
more, who had used the THcturc under similar crcun-
stances. Mr.. Sapeton, and, after an inter-
view OF minutes, fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of The TinCturc rom tho evidence before
his person. who, for time previous, indicateda
falling state OF health, put hearty hale appearance,
with the activity OF youth. l Immediately commenced
using the Tincture before took the contents OF one
bottle, MY strength renewed and walk as brisk
and am as active twenty years ago. This Tho
ture is grand restorative OF the digestive organs
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state OF
suffering.
do assert it in reality what it is represented to
~ - lamp Wv WIN. a. SCHAEFFER.
Dyspepsia, Inflammation, ScrofuIn, Liver
Complaint, &Ec-FRoM METRoPoLIs.-Pass it
arouni-let the afflicted lear the glad tdings This is
but the sentiment ofthousands:
Mcssrs Mortimer & Mowbray: GcntIemen-Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten years standing
hereby the benefit of the afflicted, take great pleas
uTe in announcing that after using few bottles of
Hamilton TnCure. found it had accomplished perIcC;
cure. have used different medicines from time TO tne
but have able account any apparent good
ant, it is blessing stricken humanity that that medt
longing human life. The many has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the benecian results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours respectfully,
J. CURTAIN HAY.
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adams a CO.'S Package Express
EMIGRANT PASSAGE,

Foreign Exchange and EXpress agency,
ADAMS IL COPS EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
TIME UNDERSIGNED is sole Agent, in this ci rEE
", for the sale of passenger certificates sss=1.
for cnigrants, by the cold Black SaT line OF Liverpool
and New York packets. :.
These ships regular packets, making the passage IN
hathe time ordinary sailing vessels The number OF
steeragc messengers is td and there is danger OF
ship fever 10 which the ordinary emigrant vessels are
liable. x--.
payable at any pOsown in England, Ireland or
Persons who wish remit money to their friends or
bring Them out from the ''od country will be supplied
" auqi5tf N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMAIISM.
Cure venerable DIR. Dunan's son, OF the city OF
Baltimore well known, and whose testimony adds
to tile triumph OF" Hampton's Vegetable Tincture."
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9, 1852.
Mcssrs Mortimer CS Observation-Disclosures: 1t is with
real pleasure that able attest to the general healing
and curative powers OF DIR. Hnmpton's Vegetable Tine.
turc. Sometime during last November was taken with
worry bad and serious cough. was advised 20 take Cod
Liver OIL did so but getting better induced
try your Tncurc. got bottle, and before had
used it all my cough left Permit also to state that,
last fifteen years, have suffered very much from
Acute Rhcumailsm aud Vergo combining times to
my bed am FULLY convinced that owe my present
good health the the Tincure, and kind Provi
dcnce.
You are, my friends, at liberty 10 this you may
nITNAN
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STEAMBOATS,.

r n1he fine light drausht steamer AIA LID LID N.
e ia, Captain A: d. JoiSs.Si, VII W. ,u, las as
Wheeling and Ctncinnal leaving Wheeling every Tues
.Ths boat is new and has superior passenger accom-.
modat:ons.
aug23 sc. BAKER e. 20. Agents
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nm TNTELLIGENCER

|-5-..,r ('oaLNAN is an authorized Agent to pro-
~-7-Nr pa,inus to the Wheeling lntsligencer.
et---IynT. Esg., is authorized 10 act as general
UGOH A and iec3ipt for subscriptions TO the ViR-
tyli' RTrORTER.
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u Raisns; Figs; Prunes; citronsi
Dried Ginger; Soft Shell Almonds;
Shelicd do
French coEfectoncries,
Butter, soda, sugar and wafer crackersi
Best cigars, best Tobacco.
For sale cheap for cash.
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The harsh, dry, hacking winter cough, which aflic IS
OLD PEOPLE, and invads in u low state of health, is
most happily affected by Blsam. Itrcmovcs all NOR
bid mucus, other foul matter; improves tc digestive
organs, and imparts life to tho and emaCiated
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Union LINE

1Seas~. n The fine light draught steamer FORT
1 lLa-Is.su!tS HENRY Captain GEo. loHNsroN, VIII
run as the regular Union Lime packet be-
- tween Wheeling and CinGlnnati; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday at / o clock, T. NJ.
s.Ths boat is nc aud has superior passenger accom-
modatIOns.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
nnrt1 s G. BAKER & Co. gen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

Total value put market week
ending June 16............... soy, Za2 Si,4SoU2
We have heard Of but few extensive movements oc-
curing during the week in dry goods The busy
is at an end and ere the autumn in little will be
done-si temery is evincei by factors, who rely
ing upon the Gghness and select character Of their
stocks unwilling to mako any concession in prices in
order to effect sales. They think that they will find
better market for whstever goods they retain later
in the year, when the increasing of materials
begin to tell decidedly upon the prices of manufac
tured articles In this speculation it is not unustabe
indulge for when consider the great Rrmness in
the current value OF cotton the rising tenor apparent in
silk and wool and the increased demands Of aborers
are forced to the conclusion and infer from
their anxeties to procure supplies that similar views
entertained by purchasers who do not disposed
to defer making selections and buying up stocks
present rates, until thorough revival Of business takes
place Should parties continue thus sanguine much longer
early opening OF thu fall trade mag be anticipated,
brought about more by the efforts of buyers to
supplies with the utmost despatch than by any urgency
upon the part Of to effect sales Brown sheetngs
and shirtpgs quite actively sought after, at full
quotations There is fair business being transacted III
beached sheetings and shirtings, which firm ani
uniform in prices Cotton aannels attract considerable
attention, OF former rates Denms rather more in
qured for, and display improving tenor. The produc
ton Of drills Is pretty large but is quickly bought
from manufacturers, at previous fgures tho demand
is still good for gipghams, at 1O1sc. 11c mostly
the outside price. Lawns are transienty neglected
their value however, is unchanged Nsnsins
min very quiet, but steady. Very little has been
done in osnaburgs, though these freely offered
at cid quotations.. Printing cloths have been In
active request at prices quarter Of cent that last
quoted by Prints held with increased frmness
which checks the transactions, bayers do not like to
pay asking These will have to be conceded how
ever before the fall supplies secured unless the eec
tive stock accunulates rapidly than expected
actors become very urgent sellers We can discover
change Of Importance in stripes ticks The following
s comparative statement Of the shipments hence of
cotton goods during the first six mouths of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18
Important Il ON Bucnos Ayres.


A NAVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TWO DUENOs
AYREAN yEssELs-PLIGHT OF TEE ApYIRAL-
LOSS OF LIFE-BA2B.RlrY OF TIE OUTS rDERs.
The Pussan brig Leopold bas arrived at ths port with
BueLos hyres dAtss 70 April "a three waas iatr BY
tbs arrival learn that all attempts st cancellation
having failed the sege OF the city recommended with
renewed vgor The l5.b and letters state that the
21st all ks ds o. provisions aud in demand.
The most formidable prepare we're liking on both
sides On the side Of the city, al m.es pabe of bear
ing ordered assist in the defence ma rtil
Law proclaimed the custom house Offices closed
and additional issue Of twelve millions Of
Lad been made. Urquza also had been making great
efforts and it feared BY would attempt to block
ace ne port out Ei aas thought would D. prevented
by the foreign fleets. All betokens work. and the
fst. Of the city viii probably be decided ia few weeks.
The laest intelligence der ved from the captain Of the
Apollo, en- Intelligent Prussian. who has been engaged in
The trade Of toe River Platte for twenty years. We copy
from the Traveller
just before ne EFT he ob.a ned an account of naval
ergagen ent which Tough, ust outside the harbor of
Bueros Ayres. Arrii IS bcseesn the feet Of Baenos
Ayres consisting Of half iozen ssog 'els and
that or TTguss consisting Of a number OF ster
The 9G5t continued sbuLL TO hours with doubs.
ful lit Though the ell of -g ia had the sd
vantage hrore th,f stea~nz esrrs) until the Baenos
iyJean Adm esl, Who, sez.d with pauic in
quef ct receiving wound in the leg iusnp into .
boat went NoIri Of his vessels not much
exposed 10 the fire Of lie enemy leaving his vessel
to it's fate
sfter several of tho escers on bo,rd that vessel had
been wounded and eight or ter o. uer crew killed che
suTreroefed Among The prisoners taLep board the
vessel Sig Cya.es OF emicrnt Span.t house
III Bueros a es ard we'll Known ia ihi- c,y be na ing
often heel here On business Fears ars e1tertlinsd
Tor hi lie from the ferocy o. Of bis cap
tors.
Another Of the tuenos Ayreao vessels chic. touched
The ground coli ged u .naer the remainder
Of ths heet called bsc& he nnder lead OF tbeir
couIageou c"mm"1eer shg W, received by the cuzens
grouped on tho snore With loud anatt .-.s
lie car ain OF ihe pob" si' that ve ore sent
in The came OF BE- cut leTs h wouzded Bueuos
Ayr ap Colonel ought IN ami hat Ia his oresencs h.
immed ately pitatrd Tue strrng h " the force
af Uruui2a l.ls'ed at Is 00G PIooaby two or
thr,. regiments = European o. Yankee troops would
capture the cry 10 hours, many places tbs
offences only b, Qsbesds fljed stth gravel
An Ame5 icaD grntl mal Whoa fes mo4ths since wrote
home that peace would be procL lined me 25.h OF
Norcb writes sr he oet sdGed Of late by tae
tsc Of cannon balls and ba- bceG Obliged 20 chang
hi qua; ers the horres hsying seized aud fortified
III. house repel the css u The besisgnrs.
Urqgiza Il strA'ning every 10 incfease Ill Get
IN order &C. b ockooe tie civ The Bu Ayreans
AIDED, II mast fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY, June 17-6P. N.
The stock market opened weak this morning. and prices
very unsettled. The transactions were mewhat
larger than usual those time principally at buyers
option AT the first board to-day Reading Railroad ad
sanced u per cent Crystal Palace, l; New Jersey Rail
road, 2, Sixth Avenue Railroad, l. Canton Company u
Harlem, 4. New Haven Railroad declined 4 psr cent;
Florence and Report Phoenix Coal u. At the second
beard the market 6rmsr and in several instances
slight advance was realized. Hudon Railroad went up
u per cent ncCuhock Gold, 70 Parker Vein, "a; Read
ing Railroad, a.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day amounted to $l77150; payments,
s52,124 l5-balance, 81, 1925 TO-
The Bank Of New York has declared a semi.annua
dividend OF five per cent The Peoples Bank has this day
declared semi annual dividend of three and half per
cent. The Wnnisimmet Company, of Boston, have de-
clared semi annual dividend Of seven and half per
cent. The Bank Of Hamburg South Carolina, has de-
cared semi annual dividend Of four dollars per share
equal to sixteen per cent per annum.
After the adjournment of the First Board to-day the
following stocks were sold at the Exchange by Mr.. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18
Our Nova Scotia Correspondence.

HALIFAX June 2 1858.
Preparations for the Projection Of tie Fisheries Official
Arpropa Of admiral Seymovr's Conduct Last Year-
Force 70 be Employed During the Present Season-Cape
Breton Canal--Queen's Birth Day IN Ral.faz, dc.
Business is looking up in Halifax; hbersrs and
worknen Of all knds fully employed aud great
preparations are meking in the dockyard for our
Gshery protection this season. Taken altogether
lie force employed will be more efficient tnan it
&ss last year, there bling greeter punbar Of small
saft a,tirg out by the Admiral by whom aad the of
Hcers under his command the leryice better
Lerstood. The manner which the former performed
the delicate ard important duty with when he
trusted has with the marked a obaton OF the First
Lord OF the Admiralty, Who has promised him the first
vacant good service Admirals persicu
The Netley has already proceeded to the Ba of indy,
ard several other email vessels viii lie fitted out in ad-
ditoL 90 those which vii b. sent by the pro
voc governments. These small vessels int nded
for service about Cuff, around Cape Breton
and Prince Bdssrd Island, and viii tnauued from
the Adm trails ship Exclusive Of the Cumberland 10 the
flag shp N sre II IRE ont 10 ha DOR, preparing
for the service the Nesta 70, aud Epsgls II,
sloops of and the steamers Baaisk Argus, and
Pyranus, The D-vas'asoL, s'sam siooo Commodore
Campbell, after togipg rne conberand frOA P-rmuda
to the entrance OF Hsifax harbor proceeded 10 New
foundlard With the BIZ aop II cese whe she
will 60 Quebec for necessary repairs, before
Stunning her place o. che nsi,.y grounds.
From ell The preparations gong oc, it i quite evident
that the protection t. aorlea the ianers this year
will far urrass that Of fLe last season Our lishenen
have aLo hit upon plan, almost equally elective
they M building spueror class of vessel, for the b.,
ness AND la,vs ruu'b4r OF e : vessels viii MAKE th.ir
nrtraraIee on the fishing ground, during Inc ensuing
SIMMER.
The yeath.r here degbtful and The farms on .he
pinsula are naBir splendid appearanca pottoe, aud
grain well our Of the ground, and every body looks
Tor ward for gooo tine Unless some srraaseen. is
Effected by The american government with reference to
tn. hshesies The effect OF tie course taken by the
British government viii be TO cause rumber u Dung
men IT preset emplayea On board OF Atae ric AZ
fishing yes sells to urn 70 province ard who vii
have acc ned thorough kno wleoae the pursuit is
which they have eng gei while empl, yed BY our
more entet o. ing ard ere, pet,c me- gl pors.
Ina former Lever iufote6 YOU that the lie stature
had by bill pyuvlaeo f,r The construction OF th. St
Peter anal which ID connect me Gut or Canso With
the Goa OF lie Breton ana di rect
and expedirlous route In mr., d nee OF caa - III taa
bill the fAeui .pant Governor A2 ootssnEd ne sane
ton of Major Gene p Gore ha pointed Capt Barry Of
the Roys Tppne,fs now stationed az II 4fax for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

The large expectation of specie to Europe
found some Of our contemporaries They do MT compre
bend why renlitances should be made 10 the precious
metals when exchange ranges at about the eqaiva
lent rate. The PLANTATION is simple aud mercantile
sense perfectly natural The BANKERS in London and
Paris require remt!ances such will their pur
poses without With gold and silver they
meet their indebtedness promptly. If bills sent
which generally sixty days sight, the cash cannot
be Obtained without the process o. negotiation which,
in times Of Pressure Is often sacrifice if impos
sble Bills do not pay debts absolutely; there
responsibility until final payment, while the p ecious
metals only make an immediate and nal settlement
but their receipt gives reputation OF strength to the
consignee 1t is the apprehension OF prospective nsn
cal embarrAs which compels creditors abroad
to demand specie IN preference to exchange, aud
should not be surprised to in the future continued
large bullion remittances with rate of exchange much
Depressed; and, as natural consequence market
will be again flooded BY return OF our securities.
The Lnr market has for time been the focus
credits; has sustained the most gigantic
enter pIsea throughout world. In the East in Eu
rope and in America every project has been sustained
on British credit The basis has credit-public
confidence and should this be unfavoraby influenced
have reason to anticipate from every incidental
traction, the presages OF financial collapse This
have Witnessed before With less for difficulty
and have therefore greater to apprehend equal
Ii not intense embarrassment The Bank OF Eag.
land has been compelled to raise its rates Of interest
premopitory measure; but in doing SO they must
cessary produce correspondent policy with the baak
ing institutions Of the Continent and then the ISSUE from
mutual reace contracons, Is inevitable sacrifice OF
private and public accommodation.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aud value
of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump
ton and for warohousing, also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during The week ending and including Thurs
day, June 10, 1859