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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

Knowing the above statement to be strictly correct am,
being near ncghbors TO Mrs. Mayo, chcery testify
10 the same.
Warren Rodgers, Mrs. Priscilla l., Do !;
John Hallet Mrs Rebecca Smith,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11
CITY TRADE.
AT CUREFOR DYSPEPSIA

True Digestive Flu
Il i'd, Gastric, Juice, pre-.
pared from. Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach of the OK,
after the directions of Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. S.
HouoHToS, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia, Pa. 3i.sI';
This is NATuR E's OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

Cow Feed,
A SUPPLY OF Bran, Short &c Just receivedbv
IA aug3t J. THOBURN. 1871 Market Square
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

NJ AY be eontdentialy consulted his Ipfirnary,
NO. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
ss 3pposis the Exchange buildings, and City Post Of
nee, batimore, Md. This Medical Institute, established
over tteen this cityby regular Physicians
from Quaekery Is widely for speedy and
eecve cures OF various classes diseases bit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11
SECOND STOCN OF

d ECElVED, and in STORE Main and Sd streets,
III large and well selected stock Drugs and Med-
ces, etc Also, Wines, Brandes, Gin ETC., warranted
pure; foreign wines OF all kinds, German and French
wines warranted the juice of tho for medicinal
and family use; for sale my Dru, No Main
street, Centre Wheeling. Ibid. BLUM.
tn02 IL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

Through dcrasement Of the nervous system, the mind
is unstrug, memory fails, the power of concentrating
Thought Is lost nbccy and diocy often supervene leav
ing the throne OF intellect dIe9r and desolate Tmdit!
around the scenes oe; haunted by invisible tornIemts
the burthcn offc becomes nsupporabe and he punges
desper into the gulf of intemperance suicide
lHE. IRlllAIP4 OLE SGIENCE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

Notice OF Partnership.
THE business of the late firm of Warden Il Edwards
will be continued by the undersigned the old stand on
Main street under the firm of Edwards Warden;
James w Warden having purchased the interest OF ia,
Wheeling, December /, 1852.
dec4-tf las w wARnFN '' ''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

TO NIL whom it may concern!
ENHoS. HUGHES has removed his bushes staEd to TN
i north corner of Main and Water streets. Wheeling
Va, where he will be most happy receive his old en
and customers, and all who desrous purchase beau
tiul and cheap goods. He has received his entire
stock OF the most beautiful cloths, cassmeres vestings
etc. etc., which will be made to order in the fash
onable style, and at the lowest possible prices.
apS-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

Look to your Coughs!
all such as sboring under Coughs Colds, Hoarse
Il Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, Sc, wc
would honestly recommend the use of Bren:lngers Conn
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant, SPEEDY
cure 1t can be had at Messrs PAXTON LAKES end Of
the Suspention Bridge and E+tiiE-Bt G}5I III
Eli BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRoNG,S, 1s..i
angFl- yr;d Monroe street, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

nF this remedial agent orbear say anything tho
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatisi
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises Burns &C., 40
extraordinary that speak its real merits you
really we fear could scarce give credence to
1t can be had at fsisl-ias ~ =
PAXTON q LAKES, =
End of Susp. Bridge and at
s Aug 21-ty;d. BRENTLINGER '&ARMSTRONG,S
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afterwards had knife in his hand, when he
said he wanted me to swear to stick up to him
on the trial. / knew that he had murdered q
man, and | was afraid of him so promised.
Thompson here narrated certain falsehoods, to
which he said Durham had sworn.] Durham
said that had shaken hands with him. Inever
did in all my life The Rev. Mr.. Wheeler has
proved true friend to me. He has been with
me frequently and talked and prayed with me.
Mrs Thompson and her daughter have come to
see me, and have prayed with me, and done me
good Durham has sworn to lies. 1.-THE prison
er reference to the testimony of police officer
sherwood is omitted, for the one good reason, if
there were no other, that Stewart and Acker
man both admitted the language which Thomp-
son denies. He has caused innocent men to
die. Gentlemen, beware of whose company you
keep. | have no hard feelings towards any one
forgive every person. Good by.
Stewart. laboring under considerable emo
ton. stepped forward second time, and ex-
claimed My mother, sister and brother y
after which, he repeated n verse of poetry, and,
MS if addressing them in rhapsody, added, :"
bid them last farewell p
The ropes were then adjusted around the
prisoners necks, and the caps drawn over their
eyes AT eight minutes to two o'clock, after the
Rev. O, c. Wheeler had uttered IA tervent and
heartfelt prayer, and was closing with an Amen,
the Ratchet of the Sheriff fell, severing the rope
that held the traps, and launching the prison
ers into eternity.
Ackerman and Stewart WINGED several times
while suspended but Thompson was not observ-
ed to move a muscle Thus closed the death
scene Of the accessories to the murder of Boot
jack.
DEPARTURE. THE steamer Of to-day takes off
Mr. W. H. Farnum, of the firm Of Otis, Farnum
x Co. Mr. +. goes TO the Atlantic States with
the view of completing arrangements for estab-
fishing in this city large commercial and i'm
porting house. lie has been here since 1919 and
has exhibited great enterprise and frmness in
overcoming all obstacles in the prosecution Of
his business [San Francisco Herald, lst.
The Pampero brought the following passen-
gers:
| } " Summers. I. earle, W \ Carlton Nails J
| rwerd ard lady. NJ Juden J Juden, II lIahoh Lcplee
d Mcqueen, schultz, b AtmS, K,ng,ley. Barnes
| " Barnes W Peterson, C GrurJ-ey, l. Wright, {
| Murphy. y Groves Eranker, g Kepler. W Wages
Mutuil ! Carrot Iruch q Christnan e Little. Mar
| tismun II johnson I Mulsrr Finch, II Keep, II
Freeman Air- b Child and sery't, J NJ Miller, Mr
Miller and child g II Palmer q Green W Green, j
| King. J Meyres Mr. RHyon. Mr. scarborough Rhodes
| ) f Wilmer, Miss aAiocas-l2o in the steegagc.
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rELEcRAPHEp TO THE CRESCENT
Tp tbf National ltnf.
FURTHER BY THE EUROPA.

New YORK, May %.
4 great meeting has been held at Lambeth to
sympathise with and encourage Kossuth.
The India nail has been received, with ad-
vices that the British troops have captured an
ipipo~,an stronghold in Bur,nah. with the loss
Of 1902 non on the side Of the English
Spain.
The only item Of interest from Spain refers to
the vine crops, the condition and prospects of
which are unfavorable.
Russia and Belgium
Active DIPLOMATIC negotiations are going for
ward between the governments of Belgium and
Russia, and excite no little interest, as the OBJ
iect is not known.
Austria and Rome.
The Austrian embassy is to be re-establishe(
ut Rome, in all its former splendor,
Russia and Turkey.
1t is reported that Nenschikof has prevailed
on the Turkish government to acknowledge the
independence of Montenegro. The same minis
ter has presented the ultimattm Of his govern
ment to the Sublime Porte. on the subj ct Of the
Greek patrarchate, with eight days grace.
The Kaffir War.
The Kattir war has terminated by the com-
ple,e submission Of the insurgents
Ireland
The great exhibition at Dublin was opened on
the 10Th inst by the lieut. Governor in per-
SON with imposing ceremonies.
France.
The French feet has not yet been withdrawn
from Salamis
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRK, May %
The provision market here is inactive PORK
is dull ~ previous rates. Beef has sold at easier
prices, with a rather large supply on the mar.
ket Lard is heavy.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May =
Provisions generally are dull, and price
barely sustained Prime lard, in barrels, j:
quoted at SIC per ID.
Ohio River
PIrrsBuRGH, May %.
The river here is falling slowly with five feet
six inches in the channel
LOUISVILLE, May %.
The steamboat Mediator has departed fol-
NewOrleaus, and the Lewis Whteman has arri
we'd from that place
The river is rising slowly No decision ha'
yet been rendered with regard TO the Eclips,
and Shotwell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

KITEs.--Mons Petin, with his double barrel
led balloon, may be able to monopolise the winds
and the heavens in few days, but just now the
bows are having it all their own way, and not
breeze blows that does not carry aloft Whole
battalion of kites--a perfect army Of these war
riors of the wind. stranger in the city,
standing upon the roof of the ST. Charles or the
St. Louis Hotels, or looking of from any prom
inent position, might deem, from the countless
multitude Of kites
Like notes peopng the sunbeams-
that the juveniles of the place were all ncipient
Franklns, or unfedged Maury's, making obser-
vations upon winds and currents.
There is an almost ludicrous un-lkeness and
lissimilarity in the appearance Of the various
combinations of whalebone and tissue that are
sent aloft no two possessing the same proper
tons, the same color, or the same general shape
and confguraton This boy here, blossoming
with perhaps ten summers, is engaged in mana
ging and manouvring gigantic monster win
the form Of a dragon and the tail OF comet,
that looks as though it were aiable at one Tell
swoop. of devouring both the boy and his whole
family. Just beyond him youthful ebony,
whose Grand parents must have been holly
| Kissed by the swart sun of Africa, controls and
| eoulates the somewhat fanciful gyratious of n
structure that has not its prototype in any geo
netrical work we have ever seen. Eight or ten
small boys, who seem, like the crop Of Cadmus,
to have sprouted all at once, are running down
the street, or through the green sward in It's
entire, Juggling after them, ut an elevation
slightly greater than their own heads, whole
,st of trailing glories, beautiful and bright
flies and birds, parallelograms and obtuse
riaugles, too obtuse to Sc into the clear inane.
nd as firmly bent on sticking to the earth as a
i eesoler on sticking to his creed, or hog on
wallowing in the mire.
| The joys and troubles of the youthful aero
nauts are both ludicrous and amusing The
.ntanglement Of their kites in the branches Of
he trees, or on the wires Of the telegraph, Or,
uore perplexing still, the ENHANCEMENT Of the
strings of two rival bighfyers, when soaring
md sailing at great altitude, are productive
f results decidedly laughable to the spectators
hough, doubtless, very serious and distressing
. the parties interested We are all flying our
,ites-some of them ms frail and fanciful a.
ny sent up by the boys, and our joys and sor,
COWS at their success or misfortune, to a supe
Tor intelligence might perhaps seem as foolish
ruthless and jejune as theirs now do to US
SUIT good luck to the kites may the bgges
| ind most beautiful stick among the stars, am
| show TO the celestials what manner ofmen Their
| ,rc to be among us
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels-May rs.

CITY. Carson Shepherd, Leohn, Evans Col W
Polk Turner, Bills Long, Lswless, Lynch La
Oere L.qorde Vera Crur s Iwer Palmer, Teyssi
HIGHWAY. Iiendrk, steamer Psmporo Rees Boa-
ton; W l. Iampkiu, Ga.
ARCADE. -. a II Penn, d Carr, J Montgomery, Ls
ST. LOUIS Hopkins Amulet g osgood, La Capt Pendeld,
Fs; Geo Ham ltot ny.
ST. CHARLES Cole Beatty W Hall T winder Beat
Bea ample =; Holiness NJ Siubhs Tcrv. ]
Ha'yn Mrs W jones, win nrscn, P teich,r Miss 2
Reilly, tabluchrie England; Campbell, Gaines,
Bonlgood Ionr. >ea Ala EMudge, II blanchard Pa
NJ Proctor, N Y;J Garland Va.
VERANDA J Cotton Cotlell II H1em krox
Miss; Pugh, 7 RICH er, La wRy, II W Hill, Memphis
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Arrival Of the Pamneyo.

o,.r $500 c,tpony1
: :. " "
The steamship Pampero, Capt Flanders, ar
rived last evening from san juan, bringing san
I,rorc;soo ,,,,,ors ~ tI,a 1st If Nav ora ,lov
,-s...5 49, ~
l''e' ''''''l ~ y INV H''', ',-'
Falcon We are indebted TO her furseF- y H..
ke1lrick, f0r favors.
The Pamcero left san Juan on the 18th inst.
Cont + ,a,,,ts a., ,,,r-s ~ ir,,,,r,oc, AZ tl,ot
-,
P''t Wlen nv S1''0 '0 ~ '''9" s'''''yi "9'''
way brig Pru0enta, seAooners luIa anu jesse
were in port The L, $. sloop.of-war Cyaue
was in mort. To sail for Pen,aral1 On the l4th
ir.t Tho + ( yIoor.,,f.y-,. Alb,,,,, I,aj rot
KY In.
",F''eu H' ,''H 'u''"' uuV "as Io.'NFH io' ''l'lJ
when ne Pampero sailed The health Ut san
Juan was good, anil the san Juan river in GOOD
nayirnble order Passengers crossed tire III
I,us I'M thirty tx hours Gu t5,s ..l ir.-. .
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LATER FROM MEXICO


We have received BY the steamship Texas,
Capt Place, our files of papers from Vera Cruz
to the 22l inst The Texas left Vera Cruz on
that day at 10 A VI, and reached here yesterday
at half-past one o'clock, making the run in the
short space of sixty. three hours
The Texas brings a number Of passengers and
~10,s37 in specie.
The most important news is that Of an insur-
rection in Vera Cruz, which lasted for three
days, aud during which nearly fifty soldiers Of
the National Guard were killed and great
many on both sides wounded. The contest was
between the National Guard Of the city and the
troops Of the line, and originated in an order
sent down by the new Administration to muster
the Guards into the regular army. The order
was received on the last day of April and was
endeayored to be carried into effect on the lst Of
May The attempt resulted in the instruction
TO which we allulc, and which, with occasional
intermissions, lasted for three days. During
that period the business Of tneeity was suspend
ed and Vera Cruz reverted to some such condi-
ton rs during the lac war In this contest the
regular troops had possession Of Forts s.. Jaso
and Conception, while thc National Guards
maintained themselves in the streets and o the
gates. The contest was concluded by the en-
trante into the city Of tresh Government forces
| sNmm,ne from Jalapa.
The Fec says that the firing waie.l had COM
mcnced on the l1th inst. continued during d
| hole night If the 18th, but was suspended by
common agreement at daylight, in order to let
persons get their breakfasts. The National
ft,,.,,I ON fllf ,,irltt raf, ira in t1rn plaza
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HAClNG.- A stake race tor - OO each heat OF
one mile, twenty minutes intervening between
heats, came off yesterday, between Biue Ruin
and Cor. Butter. The following is the result
Ger. BHtier .....,..........l
HiUe hH3H.....
Time, l.l2-l:lG -l;JI
Doc RIVER Factory We regret to learn
that on Sunday night about T. O'Clock another
building Of tins establishment was consumed by
fire 1t was OF wood, off some distance from the
main building, and used for a waste room, in
which was thrown all sorts Of dirty and greasy
cotton. The fire. it is believed, was from spon-
taneous combustion. The building was OF no
great value.
HORTICULTURAL. EEIfGTTION.-fhe first Fair
Of tue Mobile Agricultural and Horticultural
Society OF Mobile VIII commence this afternoon,
Mt o'clock, in Alhambra Hall. Notwthstand
ing the lateness Of the season and the protacted
drouth which has Visited this region 80 severe.
ly, the exhibition will be creditable for begin
ming, and give, we doubt not, satisfaction to our
citizens.
A STRANGER.-On Saturday last large
green turtle weighing upwards of four hundred
pounds, was caught on the beach south OF Navy
Cove, being less than a mile outside of Mobile
Bay lbs captors looked upon il with much in
tcrcst, and puzzled their brains no little to find
reason for the uula0kel-l0r VISIT OF the strang-
or. Perhaps it took unceromouious leave Of
some smack and lost its reckoning possibly it
lett the coast of Florida in search OF a new loca-
r.on ior colony II the latter, il displayed
ms "A saLaeity and good taste, except in falling
into the hands Of the clptors Tor the place
where it was caught is a retired and lovely To-
caijty, and We douhs whether SO smooth and
pretty n haa"h can he found on all the Cult
coast So far as We have information, this il
the first OF the species that has voluntarily Wis
itei our waters. We hope it will not be the last
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LAST MAY PATTY OF THE SEAsoN.-The
children of the Fisk School propose a May party
at their School. house, corner of Perdido and ST
Peter streets, on Friday evening next A hmi
ted number Of tickets, We are requested to state
have been left for sale at Gowan's eunection.
cry and at II. d. Hewitts music store Til,
will perhaps he the last May party of the season
and pains will be taken. we are assured, to ren-
der it one of the most agreeable.
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NPw npTE

NEW ORLEANS, MAJ u, ls55.
pR. LEONARD, Manager ef Museum
Sir We that you will, the proprety
appointing night specially for tina BENEFIT of G. H. SMITH
the Artist whose skill has added much completion
Your plans FOR the public amusement.
II your ideas with will please inform bis
the public Of the You decide upon for the purpose.
Yours with respect t. Carre John v Chiis, WWW Wood
A. 7, Field, f.. Olcatt, We. TOmphns
John Daniels, 7. Agelln. j. T.. Mcclure
W. J. Abe n, Dr.. u u Sprowl, pn. Hkok
J Bunrti, Tho. yous, Dan. Ellsworth,
Luther Homes, J. u. Harris, G. Brugn.ns,
A. Tsrzun, s. Aeuks, |. Il. Sholrs,
W. renbrinck, Henry Strong.
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TIE MAns.-The regularity of the mails for
several days past have been a source Of congrat-
alation with one and all in anywise connected
with the Press The mail yesterday brought us
papers from all points as late as due, and we
trust the time is far distant when we shall have
to chronicle another +" mail failure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

uSIoS.-The Nashville Union end the Nash,
vile American have been united under the title
Of the Union and American" The editorial
department Of the new concern will be under the
charge Of Mss.rs Marling and Eastman jointly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

Gent1e Aprscl your wish Complimentary
Benefit Mr. c. L. Smith, q Scenic Artist CT Museum gives
pleasure en-, that saroy tho piopr conp
veil and ssr consulting with Mr. Smith,
on THURSDAY EVENING May g6 occasion Of the Benefit
ve'y resp'y your o5't sery'l, W, r. LEONARD.
To MI, E. J ARIEL, f1vqj q
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we received, by yesterdays river mail Gin
cinnau papers of the 10th ult, and Louisville
of the 10th inst. Where the deuce these Gin.
cinnati papers have been for the past twenty
five days we are unable TO define
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ns- We call the attention Of our readers to

tho advertisement col mns, alton to the
TIE POPULAR EDUCATOR the first number Of which to
issued the frtt May. suchs Periodical impetatvely
by people. As every
uxteu should be furnished With tie ai,ei Thu
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR proposes to do Ia England
this threo years standing has reached
circulation q 10000 copies ". We have
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR will be cordially received hy
people. ap45 In
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We are indebted to the clerks of the steamers
Bulletin No. and Grand Tower for late ST.
Louis papers.
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Nelearn from the Wheeling Inte1ligencer that
the proprictors Of tie Union Steamboat Line
have made arrangements for the regular con-
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville, during the season
Of low water. First class low water boats are
to run to Cincinnati, and from thence to Louis
vile the connection will be kept up by two Of
the present line Of boats
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1T JUS received
MEMOIRS, LETTERS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF THOMAS
MOoRE-vos 3 and 4, l2mo. (Liila, Brow Coz
billiard Of the LAW OF MORTGAGES OF REAL AND
PERSONAL pRrPEEfY-lLt,le Brown y Co.
MODERN FLlRTAIONsBs Ca'A-a Sinclair, IN VOL (suils
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LEBGs COMPLETE WORKS on CHRISTIANITY VOL svo.
-. P.t-tsn's)
THE LFE AND ADVENTURES OF ARTHUR SPRING, he sIur
Of Nlrs Ellen Iyuch Mrs onoTa 81 s IN
vol. IT, y. Psersol'a Pde- Is c.ats.
FATHER CLEMENrA True Touching story By Grace Ken
nelly. Il. b PFtsrsons.j Price 81 c4ns
yAUGHAN's spELLER, pE5INER AND READER-By Mira s.
A.. Yagghan, %. Burgess & Cv)
~ + or sale BY
STEEL
ry9s aQpltW co Camp street