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Consumption Durable.
BE A CHS BREAST LINIMENT

W Not only all hose pals, aches breast sides and
back nbdu,g the Inflammation and and
which canEumpvs psroas sbe prevents entirely the far
e formation Of uesree The uss of tins nmsnt with the des
tons and given the dreoon either to
sons already afflicted with the disease any way preiposed
The principle q this treatment founded upon most
scientific opinions Of all the emnsn, medical day
not but be approved of.
For sale by D. BEACH, NJ D. Chsm. ApOhscsry corner
Of chsr'rs' and Custom House and THOMAS RANKIN
Il Poyiras and Camp Streets MA 9pstsltv
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-. j. T.. Reilly y 20.

-. s. 4. Reilly y Co.,
Canal and Royal streets,
ts Have just received aud .psai addition FRESH
FASHIONABLE GOODS h.t already assorted stock pr
steamship Uoited States, VII.
CLoAKs, MANTILLAs AND PELlssEs
SUPPLEMENTARY,
BAYADERE ROBES, '' S''
BARBOUR
CTALLY 81.
VALENClAs D..
Tibet .,
MUSLIN De LAME ROBES.
SCOTCH PLAID CASHMERE
CASHMERE D'Ecossg, all eolor.;
MUSLIN DE LAME all t0,ors;
LADIES' CLOTH. all so'ors;
PLAIN BLACK SILK, q all deserif,iais
FIGURED sILEs, new ssylrsi
RICH BRoCApE and DANAsK SILKS
FLOCNCED ROBES, stgl4s,
BAYADERE FRENCH C4LrCDfS;
CoLuRED GROUND BRrl LI.Nrs very rcht
BLACK and WHITE CRAZE COLLARS aad SLEEVES:
BLACK LOVE Wells;
BLACK LACE WELLS.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HtNDKERcHtEFs;
FRESH PARAEOLs AND GLOVES
ts- eomp'sis a'ormsat o. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS which
they will sell very low puces.
- They particular to stock Of LINENS
aad DAMAsKs Of Which HE following comprise
- IRISH LINENS O. the te,t manu- Aaars, from q Up;
81 and 50 PILLOW LINEN from 10 cent, up;
Iotol34 LINEN sHEETING,
3, Island IA PLtIN aad D4MAsK NAPKINS.
81 TO pa FLAIN and DAMAsE CLOTHS
DIAPER and DsMksK TOWELS:
FRENCH cULORED BIRD TABLE SETS;
spisn1'l lot Of DIAPER ard DAMAsk suitable for to1l.
Boarding hcuseV Of, etc;
: to l0-l heavy LINEN DAMAsK, from 60 ..utiepi
TABLE DAMAsK NAPKINS, rom -OJ dozen upi
P.&E. REILLY co,
NIL zap corner Canal and ROYAL ,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

Cattle Clerk of the steamer Norma has our thanks for
a file Of Cincinnati papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

DR. +, II KNArr-,y reference to an advertisement in
another column will BE- that this grn'rnan senior
partner Of Ia, lnto ru f. IL c. S Kaapp return
ed TO tn city al at his oT.c opposite the
Laiss' Eatr1loe Of IA, s. Charles Hotel DR. Knapp is
killhii Denti.t aud whom safely recommend
( q ar tri.id.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

ny Messrs Editors Please announce Col
A. p. FIELD for JUDGE OF tho FIRST DISTRICT COURT and
oblgs his NAVY FRIENDS. nls ti.O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

WILLIAM HALL, ESD will a before the
Democratic Nomie ag Convention for the JuDuEsHP
DISTRICT COURT, By the resignation Hon. John C.
Inrue, he will be supported by numerous FRIENDS mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

II WIN c. BUDD, Es Candidate for JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT snatloa Of The Hon
John C. Aue he will be supported by the Bar by
MIS- II FRIENDS
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Drugs, Medicines, Pc,.T,,n,cr,, IT,

Ihs subscriber would repeatedly attention Of
rlanefs fhyseans and Families his asor.d .oek
eomprsng every article in his line Of business, which
examination, Will be found FRESH AND GENUINE D,rn
season SODA WATER AND MEAD the yery is q
WI be oSnd ~ ms with all p5pu gsTl vs.
sueh as CDSGRESS BLUE LICK, RGon -
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE gn
GoULEY BTTERS, etc. T}I0NRS D a H III ENhlNf,
Api d4Wly Druggist and Apoth ecary cor Camp and
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sb- The American Law R siter for November has been
received by US. 1t oontsi1s usual varied
able and interesting legal articles among which nc
notice MRicipd DESCRIPTION to the Stock Of Rail
road Companies, that occupies tn twenty first pages
It's articles Of recent American and English
tens
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To the Ladies.


Ut. Educ. JeNneT Core,
DRUGGIST, No rs Camp st
~ DR. E. J. coXE's PREPARATIONS in extensive use lor
nearly fifteen Years, have by r acquired
unsurpassed f'qa"lsd BY similar the North
SOUTHERN COUGH syrup
EXTRACT OF CoPAlVA, SARSAPARGLIA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LOZESGBs
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND FER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES ~
~ Prepared at No IS Camp street, BY DE COKE and FL,
sale by Drnggists generally.
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Day and Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. D DIMITRY.
" TIE above Intahon has rIs DAY, September H. 1885,
opened Eleventh session. really to rse.v, Board
err Half Boariers Ahi Dsy Scholars
HonsShngsi Systems Of -rerfra booFs Of
questionable praprsty adopted paid n
tbs phyiea welfare the mssaanns seeai feop:
meu1 Of the pupil
,IrAnaE tor .h,loarug the Fsarh
language.
South sasisection Loo
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Tar Original " GAMPBxlL MRsrRELs-This troope Of
Ethiopian melodists made their first appearance last
night ODD Fellows Hall The room was filed with
highly eppreeiating audience The performances were
received with great satisfaction and conclusion Of
Neweomb's Essence Of Old Yirginia'-being genuine
Ethopean break. down--the applause was uproarious
As musicians this band has superior among the
Gus companies bearing the If ministries. Their
voices are many Of them varied aud Of singular compass
and power. To our musical public they Fer Of
atractiyeness Last night they a5ored under the
disadvantage OF stage rather dark which defect will be
remededat their future performances. Tonight hue
bill of entertainments is put forth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

Col A, P, FtELD.--We learn with pleasure that this
gentlemans friends have pgevsiied him to for
Judge of the Fret District Ccu-t Col f is orr
best criminal lawyers and wanld make most excellent
Judge. We wish him success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15
Shirts !! SHIRTS 2, Shtrfs!!!
LEIGHTON s. cos.
Tar Tar Tar
HORNS in Ghif1fr.

ts fine 10, Of CYPRESS BARRELS snd KEGS just
for sale lower than similar article be boaghtin the city by
MA sap E J. WHITE Nav Basi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-15

ERROR Commemorative credhiy informed thai
there in the returns FROM the 9th Precinct
Third Representative District of 1OG against W
A. Roberts Esq q 2l4 returned he received
3li votes the highest number on the Democratic Legs
latiye tic ket n that hox
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
mPoIsoNING.m

THOUSANDS of Parents who use Vermifage composed o.
Castor OIL Calome &C., are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they are actually laying
foundations series of diseases, such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness ofllm5s, etc. stts
In another column wi1lbe found the advertisement 70
Hobensacks Medicines, which ask the attention %
all directly interested intheir well their chi
drens health. In yereomplants and all disorders ark
sing those bilious type, should OF
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
nB-'tBe notdsreivea,' - but asfor HoBensacs Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature OF, the PropTtetor N. HoBENsAcK, as none
else genuine. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

pBelow we give-a letter from our Cape May
Correspondent, who writes the right kind of
letter, detailing events, scenery &C., as they pass
before him. We could wish that such letters
were oftener written, and particularly do we ap-
move of the deserved comments he makes upon
that most contemplate and condemnable practice
of the writer's from the Springs of late, who can
find no better employmentthun dragging the names
and the performance of the visitors before the
public, either in nauseating and fusome eulogy, or
else in left handed compliment and innuendo, as
the fair objects of the irresponsible sc:ibblers
supposed compliment or satire, may have CHANGED
to smile or frown upon the writer. Such intrusons
upon the amenities of society should not beper-
mit,ed and such writers should not be permitted to
witness eventhe enjoyments which they Odrsgust,
ingly chronicle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

CRRAT INuuCRuRSTS TO AGENTS & OTHERS.
In order tn make cur paper accessible to all, and to
stimulate the friends or the enterprise to active exer
1iona In our behalf e Offer the following list premiums,
TO which we invite the attention OF agents and others;
1st.-To the person who forwards the largest number
OF new daily subscribers paying in advance, the NUM-
her being not less than one hundred, q Gold Watch
worth 800.
2d,-To any who will forward Us the names Of not
less than so new daily subscribers, paid. viii give
swatch worth $50, or $50 in money.
3d,-To any one forwarding notices. than % new daily
subscribers. paid in advance a Silver Watch
worth s25, or S25 in money.
4th.-To any forwarding not less then 10 new daily
subscribers, paid in advance. Gold Pen and
Pencil worth $40, or $40 In money.
6h-To the person forwarding the largest number OF
Weekly subscribers the number not to be less than 26a
paid in advance, we.will give n WnteE worth $50,
or $50 I'm money.
6h-Tc any forwarding the names OF not less than
100 nav Weekly subscribers, paid in advance, n Pre-.
MUM OF $40, and in the same proportion for a
Iess number.
In the foregoing premium list for the Daily, we will
count weeklles daily, 6triweekie1 IS three
dailesi and any person getting up weekly list in the
country will allowed 70 count every daily five week
lies and every tri-veekiy as three weekies- 1t woud
not be just to country agents to let this rule be adopted
in cities In instance the same list command more
than one premium, as the highest premium would then
cover the less
Persons DESTROYS OF receiving these premiums
csy requested hasten their efforts, as we will be sa
we'd much trouble and expense In keeping accounts by
ns subscribers commencing with the volume. The
premiums will be awarded the 1st OF Noyember next
and we would say to agents, &C., in the mean time
we would be glad to receive the OF subscribers
as they arc obtained while you continue to swell
lists until that day, when the longest pole &C., Cyou
knowthe rest.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

New YoRK AND HER vlslTERs.-The New York
Courier, touching the crowd of visiters pouring
into that city to view the Crystal Palace, and the
courtesy due to them from the citizens, says:
"our hotels are thronged, yet the pressure has
but commenced. In September and October, New
York will contain five times the number of visiters
that it now does, and the hospitality of our citizens
will be thoroughly tested. 1t will not be found
wanting. Friends will open doors, smiling faces,
warm hearts, and ready hands. Our houses will
be made TO them as homes. But there our duty
will not end. We are not only to regard those
with whom we had previous acquaintance as our
friends, but, to a certain extent, every stranger
within our gates must receive courtesies andiatten
ton at the hands of every citizen. In our local
public conveyances we should yield them the pre-
cedence, in places of amusement we should care
for their convenience; we should cheerlully impart
information when desired, taking special pains so
10 direct the inquirer that lie cannot mistake his
way; we should promptly interfere TO prevent any
imposition, and by every way and by every means,
strive to assure our yisiters that they are among
those who will improve all occasions to promote
their comfort and happiness IS lille theyremain our
guests"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
BARNUM'S HOTEL,

1-7---T7T CUMBERLAND, NJ ID ,.,..
THE understgned late prorrieto of the United sues S
Hotel, takes pleasure in informing The public t p .
leased the above Hotel. The building has unaelsDs
thorough cleansing from bottom to top, IS now ~
order for the reception and geneel
hose who may please to patTonze it. No ereTtlols NA
be spared make this establishment one among ne We
Hotels. .fss+' r,,o
poRFgyv. RvANs-it will be conducted under The MN VI
W. Evans q Son. The old patrons OF the United s 20
and tho public in general, are respectfully Is9G ,
continue teir support TO this house; te rS moderate
1a.16 Enquire for 'Barllum's Hotel W. EVANS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
WILLoW WARE, &C

17s MARKET sauNRE, WEsT SIDE, 3 DOORS FROM
UNION SThEET,
TIME undersigned takes this opportunity to exteEd to
his friends his heartfelt thanks for the very ltbera
patronage received since he became resident o.
this city, and bes leave inform hcm that he will sttl
continue to manufacture every description ofYtow and
Rattan ware being that by sfct attention
to business will insure the patronage OF deserving
public Undetermined nothing shall be wanting on
his part to give entire satisfaction to those who may
him with call, they will find large assert
of the Ebove const antly hand including
chdren wagons, cradles, chars &c. Baskets ofevery
description, to mention, wholesale q retail
"a Orders promptly executed. L. MOONEY.
N Bold Baskets neatlyrepaired. ang6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

FRAuDs IN THE IssuE OF LAND WARRANTS, &c:
We learn from Washington, aud incidentally in
this city, that important information has recent.
been laid before the President touching long
continued series of frauds in connection with the
issue of land warrants and bounties. The, Presi-
dent has handed the subject over to the Secretary
of the Interior who here, it is said partly in ref
erence to the investigation ofthese frauds.
The time over which these Transactions have
extended exceeds eighteen months. The parties
to the frauds are, as we learn them, distinguish
ed head of bureau at Washington, clerk of his.
(both in Government employ,l and broker of no.
very extensive reputation in this city The parties
at Washington are represented as having made
some S6s, 600 out of the transaction, and others
here have made as much more. We are not at lib
erty to give the names ofthe parties accused thu
morning, though they have been mentioned to us:
AS the suspected persons are known, however,
we trust they will lie exposed and punished, not
withstanding they have hitherto occupied re-
spectacle position in society.-Neto York Express,
August 6.
While we feel sincere anxiety that every Of
fender against the laws shall be brought to SUM
mary justice, we yettrust that an imputation in
yolying such an extensive fraud may prove UNI
founded. Wash. Republic.
d | Il I'd or. f .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
. Notice to Contractors.
TTsTSHFtn I4TETEn u All P0AhT

HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.
DRoPosALs win be received at Wheeling, from the
twentyaddttional sections and athe heavy masonry on
the line OF the Hempfeld Rail Road.
The work now offered includes section No I, entering
the city OF Wheeling, with small tunnel under the new
crave yard and high bridge across Wheeling creek.
1t includes also Important bridge across the Monon
galela River, and another the Youhiogheney.
AIMING sections offered, four are between the Yough
iosheney and onongahela Rivers several i'll the valley of
the little Sewickley creek, several on Mngo creek, and
thrcG on title Wheeling creek. U .
On one sections east ofth Monongahela klVcrls
an importantly boftTessel work.
The work offered is situated In healthy district OF
country and viii present attractions to able Contractors
Plans and specifications will be toun a. the Engineers
Office in Wheeling after the 10Th day OF august.
S-The contractor for section No. 81 on which there
is an important tunnel having failed TO fulfil the terms OF
the will be the same time to
parties capable ogyng adequate evidence OF their ability
~ va - St.t' - IL T. CONRAD, President.
CuARLEs ELLrr, Jr. CHIEF Eng'r. jy13
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
BAGhn SASH FACTORY.
ELLA s. ID II W d c o.,
nEANURACTUREfsOF

DOORS MouLdtngs, .Sash and Peh''11" NHH''''''
'5l7s Afs IAco Oh STREET.,
30 s1s - CENTRE WHEELING, Va: va. So.
H-TAVlHG completed our extensive Faetoly,S Ss,. n
III now prepared to fill all orders Tor sasA anu wv
extra sizes of Doors and sasnes, suitable 70 Sa
fronts &c, made 10 order Every variety o. o
from fourth bead 10 inch ogee constantly mr.
Every variety or aateTs and ArchltraSes n1U ,svo
dor Also Venitian Shutters, either stationary VI
Tbe can assure their patrons and tie ~
That the above named articles
worry best material and improved tErd for
viii be att ended to promptly and goods WEI q 70
shinrine - r1a9 = ELlAS DEW 9 "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

awe learn that Jacob Biiekenrsderfer. ~. !.
The Chief Engineer on the Steubenyilie and Indi-
ana Railroad, has rendered his resignation to the
company to take effect on the Isl. September
Wefear the Company viii not be able 70 procure
the services Of an Engineer 50 competent and
efficient rs Mr.. Blickensdsrfer has proved hirassf
to be- Cadis Rspilb lieaa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

IVA gentleman Of theIsgnif cant name OF Post
desires the world to take note ois new plan fof
conveying The plails The letters aEa fol nut in
to hollow bal, the ball to Sc plsced IN 4 tube
the tube BIS to extend to next aud The balI
Is to r1l soRehoWi Those who wish Is
know he1, me directed 70 seek iniclna Of IN.
w. Pos, Bethel organ county Illinois
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

CURE Of HEREDITARY .SCRUFULA.. n
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer
Kentucky, who s known all of the States, having for
number otyeaIs representative State in Congress:
1t affords rleasuret to state that DR.. Hampton's Tine
has affected most OF my slave
boy, Albert. Thepaent was three of and had
tho scroula. His fatEef is soiuiulous Tho boy
moving OF nom head to foot upper lids
orthe much swoenS AMI turned inside out,
hbitiMg horrible ulcers AMI over the
eye.pals, as to produce bdness, tits strange
true, this chld-thdt felt resigned to die relief
nom suaering-has been restored 10 health under the
2 treatmento OF DR.. Hampton. W.sP. THOMASSON.
Louisville, Match 20, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
uNIOM HOTEL.

.GEoRGETOMN, DC,
THIS large and convenient house, having been thoa
ty repaired, and reitted with entirely new furniture
handsome and comfortable style, Is now open lot e a.
c6mmodation Of guests. ;,,,,
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the public ah9
those who favor him with their company may be at&eo
OF reception the best fare and such oHOs
and attentions will make his kouse compare aIosH
with the best kent hotels in the District elsewhere
Omnibus as constantly pass to and from The GlFiIo'
raSssss @ntl eleven O'CLOCK ~ w NJ FITzHUGA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

the railroad is in admirable condition. from
Harrisburg 10 Philadelphia the road is UsTy bad, pnt
the country is Justly celebrated one OF the finest
agricultural regions of the United States. Lam
caster county even excelled my expectations.
saw mere, however, of one spot in II than / de-
sired, for onrrain had the luck to run over cow,
which was fataIt to the COW and annoying TO the
messengers. We were delayed two hours.
Having spent Sunday at the Girari House. in
Philadelphia fue hotel, though not equal to
lis reputation-I went by steamboat over the Della
ware to Cape May. This is point of land nearly
surrounded by the ocean, and is resorted to by
thousands of people every Summer, for the bene-
fit Of sea bathing, and the enioymentof mint-ju-
lips-the majority, think, for the latter. found
on this sandy point considerable village, dlgnti-
ed indeed with the name of the City of Cape Is
land, 1t is made up of public houses, barber
shops, ice-cream saloons, nne-pin alleys aud liv-
ery stables. / found the crowd here immense and
very much mixed. This is the best bathing ground
probably on the whole coast. When that IS said
eulogy has exhausted itself. That is no little
however. For there is real pleasure in bath
among the breakers here, and doubtless profit too.
1t was my luck, or characteristic of the place,
IlaL II mas thlueu dUUuL udll Vi A4AOASS
since arrived. And such rains Now and then
it pours and between times it oozes in at every
pore of your skin. You breathe clammy vapor
instead of air. You fill with moisture, get the
blues, and Of you were not Maine-liquor-law-
MANI you would 1aketo iulips as every body else
does. oua fine day, however, you reform. The
sea.breeze is delight. Itexhilerates and cheers.
Itisfullof health. Every body now looks as
bright as the bright day. begin to understand
why people come to Cape May. Indeed after
bathing in the ocean think might return my
self. But then comes another rain. 1t is horri-
BILE place or have been most unlucky in coming
here at this time. The accommodations al the
hotels are pretty good. Judge Camden is visit
ing here for his health and is decidedly improved
since he came. III had room would like 10 give
you my impression of the ocean. 1t is a novel
subject for the pen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

HEvRY R. wlIIIAMs, Esq, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, died at Buffalo, New York, on the 18th
ultimo of consumption; in the 4sdyeaf of his age.
He was the Wing candidate for Congress in the
Grand River district in the canvass of 1852, the
result of which, though he.was defeated, evinced
his popularity and personal strength. FL
In his social and domestic relations he is repre-.
scented to have been open, generous, and kind.
and an excellent husband aud father. y