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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-02
NOTICE OF: Partnershlp.

THE business OF the late firm OF Warden 4 Edwards,
will be continued by the undersigned. at the old stand Oh
Main street, under the firm name of Edwards Wardcm
James W. Warden having purchased the interest OF ia
cob NJ. Warden.
MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
JAS, w WARDEN.
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Look out lot Dh1 8 eaTriTtd to az:
HoDEs, McNAIR & CO, have , GstSlt Goods A.
IL out the balance of their sunni fire French
sGI ssa mGq bsTsges PTned says shady snd
etc Also fine Pa, nnFassssd The
FG Had ie.S call and select for yourselves
81 Main street, Centre MhcenIs: .1d 50I :llsH
O0 BBLS Extra Flour, just rG G6HS r, MORROW
lUU aug9. '0'l
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N Office.
w d. MOTTE has associated with him partner,
w his brother J. W. MOTTE the partnership COM
cncing the 18th inst. The style OF the firm will be
w. ID. NOTES, BROTHER. [feb15
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to w. u. MoTTE requested to
N call and settle their accounts Immediately.
icb15 w. ID. MOTTE.
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And is only advertised TO prevent the afflicted, partcu'
ary strangers, from falling into the Whted SepuChrCS"
aud other abOdes OF Charctansm blazOned ol til i'll the
public prints the only places where be OBJ
tunCd Tor certain diseases Baltimore, like ether large
cities invested with tins tribe, and stranger should be
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M A Il RI Il ID,

On the Iith inst, by the Rev Jane,
Henderson, Mr.. SLATER BROWN and
Miss SARAH WELLS, both Of Colerain
Up.
01rThe cake was duly disposed Of, with
many wishes upon the part Of al hands that
the happy couple might pass soomthIy over
LIES uneven way,-that their blessings might
multiply with their responsibilities, and that
the close Of their lives might be peaceful and
happy.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Jno.
Mofiat, Mr.. Joseph J.1aggar and Miss Mar
garet Jane Weassbyth Of this County.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Jno.
Moflat, Mr.. Ed,oard Yennay and Miss Bridyii
DauaLin.
At Springvale, on Tuesday Morning Goth
ult, by Rev. w. A. Smallwood, DAEwIs
G. SMITH, Esq, Of this City to MARGRET
LOUISA, daughter of NJ. g. ID. EVANS. Of the
former place.--Zanes. City Times.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Anna :. Reed DY virtue of q writ of vendition
W: : ID exponas TO me directed from the
Samuel Israe,. Court Of. Common Pleas OF Belmont
County Ohio will offer for sale at the front door of tie
Court House in 81 C!airrve 5ssd County, the 18th
day Of February 1855. bvtysen the hours o 10 o.
clock H. and O'Clock, NJ. of said day the following
Lands and tenaments situate lying and being in the ooun
ty of Belmont, and State OF Ohio, aud bounded and de-
scribed as follows wit: being the undivided half oi
mart of Section No g. in Township No. o. and Range No.
beginning for the at the north west corner OF
tract of land that w m Grove died seized of and he.
uu the mart of said of Mary Grove her dow
er in the Real Estate of said Grove aud eied aud bounded
as follows wiz beginning al The north west corner OF
sixty rods TO stake thence south 81 100 rods to
stake thence south l4S ~ A. 100 rods 10 stake
and thence north &c 6 51Oo poles TO the place OF
beginning containing forty five acres more or less. Ap'
praised al S630.
s3a5 JOIN @. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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Duo DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
CIscrNSATI, Jan. 10.


The Ohio Democratic Convention passed
resolutions resffirming the platform Of 1862,
that the separation OF the State monies from
banking institutions Is indispensibly neces-
sary to the safety of the funds; and that an
Independent Treasury has accomplished all
that has been expected from It. That the
Democracy will favor similar arrangement
for keeping and disbursing the public funds,
and that the State and county ueasurers
should refuse the notes Of all banks refusing to
pay taxs. That the extension Of European
dynasties on any portion ofthe American con-
tinent, or in its vicinity, should be resisted by
the whole power Of the Federal Government,
and that the Democracy Of Ohio regard the
annexation Of adjacent provinces, at the ear
liest moment, as consistent with national
honor, and as the manifest destiny Of the A.
mercan republic.
Full confidence is expressed in Franklin
Pierce, and the Democracy Of Ohio accord to
his administration their cordial support.
A motion to endorse the Baltimore platform
was considered, and after several amendments
and an animated discussion, it was laid on the
table.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION TO DIR. GUYsoTTs
Improved Extract Of Yeilop Doek and sarsapariua
feel confident that doing service all who
may he afflicted with SerOJaiOus and other disorders orig
mating in hereditary taint from impHrty Of e5IoOd
We have known instances within the sphere Of our
quaintance where the formidable distempers have
been cured by the use of guysOt Extract Of YstOH
Deck aud sarsapariHa ai0as.
Il is of the few advertised medicines that cannot
be strnatized with quackery for the Yeop DOek and
the "Sarsaparia well known TO be the most efci
cnt land the time inoxious) agents in the whole
Natcra edea and by far the lest and purest prepara
ton of them is Dr. Guysotrs YeAOr Dock and SarsaP.
arhd.
II See advertisement.
FThe attention of readers is called TO the adver
tsemeu OF d. T. CowEs, ESQ., agent for the Protection
Insurance Company. Thetrue theory and practice ofin-
surauce is in few words, very correctly stated and we
Recommend readersto avail themselves ofthe advan
tages offered by this old and welltred Institution.
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FOR Inc chronicle,
WHEELING BRIDGE.

It seems to be expected by somo, who,
think, have not considered the subject care
fully, that the decree of the Supreme Court
of the u. s. that the Wheeling Bridge was
an unlawful structure, and q nuisance, and
the act of Congress, declaring it Post Route,
are in conflict, apd,may lead to serious difficult
ties. To me, 1t seems, that there is no con-
flict whatever, between the decree and the
act of Congress. Congress did not take the
ground that the Bridge was lawfully erected,
but, it 10 fairly ihferible from the action of
Congress-, that that department considered
the decree of the court right. Assuming
that the Bridge was an unlawful structure,
and having the power to make it lawful, Con-
gress passed the act.
BY operations of this act the Bridge ceases
to be what it was, when the decree of the
court was pronounced, nuisance. Suppose
a court should pronounce an obstruction in
one of our public roads public nuisance, and
before it is removed the road should be vaca-
ted, the usIrruct, OF the state or county. IN
the soil, where the obstruction was, would be
extinguishej the soil would become private
property, and the obstruction would cease to
be public nuisance.
1t may be further illustrated by a case be-
tween individuals. If A, be found guilty oi
having trespassedupon the land of B. by build
ing fence, or putting in crop on his land
and after verdict, and judgment, uysthe land
of B, he would no longer be trespasser.
There would be no more propriety in the
court ordering;the Wheeling Bridge removed
now, than there would be in plaintiff ir
ejsctment ordering out an execution to OBJ
tain possession of the lands for which he had
recovesed judgment, and had afterwards solo
to the defendant
If I am not greatly mistaken, we shall hav'
no war, and no more than faint rumors o
war, about the Wheeling Bridge. C..
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3 i i 4 4 4
ANOTHER ASTONJSu-Nr S,Irpc

CRows foIsT, Lake Co., la. jane Is, 1870
. J. ID. PARK--Dear Sir: As have deeg conInsSeia
ton Tor lie aIieted, perIs - give you brief his
tory Of my Affections sd the benefits derived from the
use of DR.. Wistar's Salssm of Wild Cherry. In Juy
lei4, was auackCd with fever ct typhoid character
which len me in avery deitaed state, when in The fol
lowing winter was taken with severe cold, which
dueed me to such IN give the appearance
oi con armed cOnsumplve. lahOred under severe
Cough, eXpecl0Tated eat deal, and troubled with
co.. feel aud night swess. also frequently raised LlOod
from MY lungs. lConInued in this state. gradually sink
ing under the disease, until January, 1887. when
again attacked wiki fever. Ny eItreBeties, especially
my feet, Constantly cold and almost lost their feel
ing Under these circumstances il NAV he truly said
was living skeietan. finally determined to quit TAX
ing medicine PRESERVED By physicians, aud try Nstara
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and from the first week com
menced taking it esn date gradual recovery. CON
tnued its six renths at the end of which time
cured and have enjoyed good health since and cheer
fully Tecofumend tie Balsam ia all those afflicted with
diseases of the lungs and would say IN those copen
cling its not TO be DISCOURAGED il two three hotties
do not effect cure, hut perseyere as have done, and
have doubt that nine OF ten will be blessed
with renewed health as have been.
JOSEPH JACKSON.
The genuine Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry has fac
eimie ofthe signature of Henry Wisar, NJ ID. Philadsl
phia and "Ssniofd PARK" en- fine executed steel en-
graved wrapper. No other can be genuine
UPPrIce 81 per bottle; bottles for s5
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North east of Fourth and Wsut ss-entrance on
Walnut strect-tO whom all orders be addressed
FRAsIER q COLLINS o.. CiairsyiIl..
]. ID. JOHNSON, =
R. S. Clark, MorrisiowI,
Gray Junkins hrdRpsf,.
Wm. Smnh Fsirview,
| CrumhsckFT Whssiins
\ IssAc Holloway Hsnts1g.
May e. ie@a,-ig
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CUBA-SLAVERY.

Extracts from Speech of Mr.. Brown,
member of Congress from Mississippi, .on
Cuban affairs, in reply to remarks of Mr..
Venerable of North Carolina.
"When the gentleman (Mr, Veneable.) and
mvself stood hand to hand, and shoulder to
shoulder battling for what we conceived to
be our rights upon the shores of the Pacific,
what were we battling for, but for country
to which southern slavery could be carried!
When we resisted the surrounding of the
southern States by Gordon of free States, it
was, sir, that slavery might not be circumscri-
bed, that it should have room to expand. we
desired California kept in condition that
the slaves of southern States could be carried
there. confess it here, as | confessed it
when the matter was under discussion, and if
I 20 for the acquisition of Cuba, or for any
other territory in the South, let it be distinct
ly understood now, an outlet for slavery.
aim for extending the area of slavery. In
such extension, see safety to the South, and
no harm to the rest of the Union.
desire to know whether, under any cir
cumstances, the gentleman would be willing
TO annex Cuba as free State, if slavery did
not exist there.
Mr., BROWN. do not think that | would
readily consent to it, and the gentleman
might have gathered as much from my re-
marks before. said / wanted to acquire
this territory as an outlet for slavery, as .
means of extending the area of slavery. !
will do nothing under a disguise. l will
practice no fraud or deception upon anybody,
personally or politically. ! do not say that
would not be in favor of the annexation oil
Cuba under any circumstances; but confess
that a vast amount of my zeal and enthusiasm
would ooze out very suddenly, if knew i
was coming to US as free State. want it
and I want it as slave State, and as an out
let for slavery In a military, and in com
mercial point of view, its acquisition woul'
be vastly desirable, even as free State
But will no longer detain the committee.
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sIlERITF,s SALE.

, ID Nendl ENponas 10 me uifcct'
Benoni w Beal ct al.> ed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Belmont County Ohio will offer for sale at
pubc out cry at the front of the Court House in ST
Cairsvile said county the 18th day OF February
D. 1853 between the hours of 10 O'Clock and o..
clock p M of said day the following Real Estate situate
living and being in the County OF Belmont and State OF
Ohio and bounded and described as follows TO wit be-
ing tile south eas quarter Section No ~ township no.
north west quarter OF SECTION 49, in the Township and
Range Aforesaid and being c same tract or parcel OF
deed bearing date April 7th le42. -.
Sheriff IS Office, this nth day Of January A. le53
al JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
i i + = q q

1ErEREsTISG COMMONWEALTH. WIN. Y. Banks
OF Nena, Ohio highly respectable druggist in iha de-
lightiul village informed that the sale OF Wisafs
Dasam Of Wiid Cherry isuaparaiiecd The detsud ID for
il so eager that he scarcely keep himself slIed
with IT, lie has had in his store medicines for lung sf
iectiOns. Some of these esteemed good and SONS
temporary relief But since he hal star's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, enumher of the serious cAes
were completely cured its - - sod nedI-
cine, says the doctor. 'n wch had lat entire conf
dence that have in this
NFWherever Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is in
roduced u al once aitans that big" reputation which IL
richly deserves What prevent Iis sac when on
every hand lie witnessed It's wOnde' l cnres7 The
worst cases of Asthma recent and dangerous coughs
land also those that of long standing DronChs or
Consumption ia its early stages, always cured by
Ieiiar Z InnA Inn
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PETiTiON FOR DIVORCE.

James II. IIughes,) NOTICE is hereby given to Jo'
VS.: ~ anmsh Hughes the above ma
Joannah Hughes.> med defendant, that the above ma
med James II. Hughes, the 10th day of December,
1859 caused petition be filed in the Clerks Once of
the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio
praying fora divorce from the said Joannsh for her will
m absence from him for three years. And notice also
hereby The said JOanna that the 18th day Of
January, 1859 dopositons will he taken in said cahse
al the Mayors Office in the City of Nashville, in the
State of Tennessee, aud at I.awsons Hotel in West
AlexandrA in the County of Washington, in the State
of Pennsylvania, between the hours of ten O'Clock A.
NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ. of said day.
JAMES II. HUGHES,
Bee. II; ls52.-Sw. by b.. z. CowES his Any.
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0rA bill TO prohibit the circulation ofbuls
Of less denomination than five dollars has
been introduced into the House. Are we to
have that dead and buried humbug dug up and
galvanized again 7 What arrant nonsensc!--
Painesvile Tel. ....
0<rThe first shad ofthe season was caught
in the Savannah river on the I4th inst. II
sold for S25 Ia hotel keeper in Macon
becoming the purchaser.
05-A very large emigration is about to
start from Hamburg, via Liverpool, for the
Mormon settlements in Utah.
01yA New York letter in the Philadelphia
Inquirer says--"I have just been inspecting
a number of stereotype plates cas-: in gutta
percha. The mould is of the same material,
and the letters oil come up with a fair face.
The impressions from these plates are perfect.
and if it works as well as il at present
promises to do, there must be complete
revolution wrought in the business of stereo-
typing.
0-TWhy is the first chicken of brood like
the foremast Of a ship!
Because it's little for'ad OF the main
hatch.
0rIt is said that 5000 tons of tobacco
juice are annually squirted over the face of
Gods creation.
GrLongfelow calls Sunday the "golden
clasp which binds together the volume tf the
week"
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0trThe Fulton county Democrat is rather
severe on the Legislature. Speaking of the
proposition to repeal the act for publishing
the laws in the county newspapers, the editor
thus remarks:-
Would it no t look full as well did these
exceedingly economical servants of the peo-
Pile commence their retrenchment little near
er home. Just look at them for the last few
years: Pleasure trips at expense of the State;
oyster suppers at expence of the State; if the
very dignifed representatives wish to play
at game Of romp, or ball, or blind-man's
buff in the Legislative halls and raise general
row and break things, and the State house
catches fire and is burnt--the State has a
long purse andis able to pay. Last winter
in spirit ofretrenchment they raised their
per diem from three to four dollars day, made
windy sRoeahos- and stre.ohed t,e gvssivr,
from January to May, and then adjourned to
spend another winter
"Grinding away at four dollars per dsyl"
Consistency, verify thou art a jewel!
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, IS.
Court Of Common Pleas-In Chancerv.

'ohh hirkpatrick) rI'HE said Simon Lombard is here
s;. Vs ( L by notified that on the asih d.r
n ,i,on i.ohhard. oil October, A. ID. ls59 tie said
complainant filed in the Court Of Conmon pIoss -, az
.oun.y oi belmont and State OF Ohio bill Chancery
agast we SAID defendant the oil ect and rrsyer or
WhohbIH is 10 compel the defendant to release
IhcEeon Described quiet the title Of te SAM
ph 'e premises in said bill set forth reference In heuy
na' W ssu ON WIZ fully appear. And the said defend
a luflie notiief that unless he appears and ur.d,
ens~eIs or hemurs TO the said bin wtIin sixtv daIs
atsr is next term Of said Court the said cImy,inst
AZ 'e next term thereafter will apniy to said CouTt Ia
.ehe te matter of tie hill confessed and to decree
Dec. II. l7J2.-jw. ssoI', "a, -,
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Thousands of parents who Nermifnge composed of
Castor Oil Calomel, &C., not aware, that while they
appear benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundation for series of Diseases such as salvation,
loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will he found the advertisement Of
Iloteusacks Medicines, TO which ask the attention
of all directly interested in their well their
Chdrens he alh In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those of bilious type should make use
the only genuine medicine, liOhcnsacks Liver Pills.
I7"Bc deceived" hut ask for ilobensack's Worm
Syrup Liver Pills and observe ha, each has the sig.
nature of the proprietof ~ ESioBENsACk. as none
else are genuine.
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India Rubber OuerShoes.--The Scientific
American says, that although india rubber
overshoes are excellent for walking in the
street, during wet weather, or when there is
a ,haw with snow upon the ground, they
should never be worn at any other time, and
should be taken off as soon as the wearer
enters house.
They prevent perspiration in great
measure, and are Only useful as lesser evil
than getting the feet completely wet from
outside water.
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Administrators NutIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County the undersigned were appointed and
qualified aors O the estate Of Samuel Pick
efing, late of Belmont County deceased.
All those indebted TO said requested TO make
imniedsalo payment and those haveng claims against
said estate notified TO present them Ter settlement
wi;hl one year from this date
JESSE EMBREE,
Jan, H. 1853. WILLIAM CALDWELL.
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sIIERIFF,S SALE.

Williams & Cummings Us: Archibald Gifin
ny virtue of writ OfvendiliOn eXponRs To me drcc-
n ted from the Coutt of Common Pleas of Belmont Coun.
~ Ohio will for sale Tuesday the 10Th day oil
February 1884, between the hours OF ~ O'Clock A.
NJ and O'Clock of said day al the front door OF the
Court House il ST. Clairsve in said County the follow
ing described lands and tensmens tuate and being
in said County and bounded and described follows To
wit: tho same being the half of the south west quar-
Ter of section No. o. Township q, aud Range heng in
the district lands heretofore sale at Marietta
Ohio and being the same ais on which the said Archi
la iln resides; oonaaing eighty acres more or
less. Appraised at slsOO
Sheriff i Office, January 18th 1853.
S263i JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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CHANCE FOR THE G,RLs.-The young
men mining for gold in Australia, have sent
home for hundred single females, to make
wives of them. A vessel has been charterd in
England to carry out 56O-their passage to
be paid by the hopeful benedicts on the
arrival orthe cargo at the gold diggings. Two
hundred "licenses" are granted weekly by
the clergy and as soon as an emigrant ship
heavs in sight proposals are made to every
young lady on board, with speaking
trumpet.
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t.en. Piercc,s Cabinet.

1t is reported that Senator Soule has lately
received telegruphic despatch from Concord;
stating that Gen. Pierce has fixed opon the
following Cabinet:-Mr. Hunter, of Va, for
the State Department; Mr. Sldel, of La, for
the Treasury; Mr.. Dix, ofN. Y, for Secretary
of War; Mr.. r. w. Johnson, of Ark, for
Secretary ofthe Navy; Mr.. Bright, of Ind,
Secretary ofthe interior; Mr.. Medary, of Ohio,
for Post Master General; Mr.. Nicholson, of
Tenn, for Attorney General.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gven that al the Probate Court for
N Belmont County, the undersigned were appointed and
qualified as administrators of the estate of Samuel Nc.
CUnnell, late of Belmont County deceased.
Il those indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate, notified 10 present them for settlement
within year from this date.
Ian. LII. nl. SAMIEI. EIOUSE, Admir-.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that al the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County the under signed appointed rnd
qualified Administrator Oi the estate oil Alexander Con-
ner, late of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted said state are re luested TO make
immed late payment; and those having claims against
sa id estate notified to present them for settlement
within from this date.
Jan. II, lS.3.-a pd ROBERT a. DALLAS