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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-13


You VIII find these Pills an invaluable nedcin in many
either total or PARTIAL they have been found csmable
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to
healthy aeto, purifying the blood fluids so eff
ecuay 10 put 10 flight all complaints which may arise
nom female headache giddess dimness
OF sight, pail in the side back etc., and offered public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned Physicians wing had the RECENT
OF their manufacture submitted INSPECTION
that the ingredients oil which they are composed makes
them the best Pill in Use for all diseases Liver I'm
puritie OF the Blood ETC. say this only from our
infringement, but also from that OF dfcal a
thory r the United States All diseases requiring The
use oan Alternative, Diaphoretc and Purgave Medicine
that came under notice, has been with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
F. CROWLEY, NJ. D.
L. BOWEN, NJ. d.
ug Purchase none but those having the signature, ~
y. HoBENSACK,' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing new supplies and all others wishing TO
become agents, must address the proprietor, j. NJ Ho
hESsAGx at his No 100 North Second ee
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u S.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed
elen! sections of the country by the above medicines
can be had gratis oil the agents.
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; w. l.. Briggs, West Liberty; j. Fer
re, Bradeytown; J. Caring, Triadephia; VIM Hosack
Rony's Point; Dan'l Ferrl, Coral Cove Price each 90
cents. mar29-1y
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S w a IM'S
CELEBRATED PANACEA.


2 INCIPLENT CONSUMPTION.
scRoFuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING
RHEUMATISM DISEASES OF TIE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
OF THE BLOOD, q EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
- celebrated in this country and in Europe for its
extraordinary curesor the certificates which refer
had grars) accompanying the Panacea. Some of which
s lar Of bs too gh for pub
scroflla and were dee med incurabc by Physicians
1t has been used in hospitals and private practice
has had the singular OF being recommended by the
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
W. Gibson. NJ. D., Prof. Surgery, Pa. University.
valePtine Mott D. Prof Of Surg n University
CHAPMAN, g., f[qT e. rhysis, Pa Gaivstsity:
pr Del Vailo, Professor Of edeine, GaSana.. '''
Jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof Surgery. Lisbon.
CIV. Erving. late Minister to Spain. b,
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson. British Consul, &c, &C..
And also, the wonderful cures efectt by swam's Pam
merey IN aSy and
being an innocent preparation, 1t may be given to the
The retail price has been reduced to $3.50 per bottle,
9ESS ha15 Rns1 R Or h5es SHss
Swaims Panacea is in round bottles luited longitude
nny with ~ fflHglgg sssts!s 9!oEG 81
ing and written label covering the cork and
geonetric lathe work comprising nine Inherent dies,
which have been Tor the exclusive use Of the
gravers Philadelphia In tue cente is portrait OF the
late VIM SAIIs so ssS%ey a4as ss SERa1rueE
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved
edy for all diseases arising from debility OF the digestive
OF gans, such Worms Cholera Morbus, DySentery Fe
yer and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &c. &c
ing the Vermifuge.
Prepared only at sWAIM'S LABORATORY, THE
OLD STAND, Seventh St, below Chestnut. Philadelphia,
and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States. p
@ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing 10 obtain the genuine SWAIMS PAN.
ACEA and StyAlM'Ss NERMIFUGE, SHOULD be careful
to observe that the name
~ SWAIN
spelled correctly the bottles and labels they may
be imposed by medicines imitation OF them by
person bearing asomewhat similar name, well eaieula
ted to deceive s n f'iH
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE q. S.
Schiefelin Brothers & Co.
~ - 1oi and LOG, John street, New York.
mari7-dwSm
BACHELORS,
Instdntane.ls Liquid Hal. Dye.
THO those wishing hair dye that may depended up
we can eheerfnlly recommend the above The beat
ofcy reference can be given to its superiority
everything OF the kind now in use For sale, wholesale
and retail, by TIL. LOGAN Co.,
mar31 Sole agents in this city.
DEcEIvEDth this day from New York large assort-
l. meilt of childrens Hats, consisting of
Black and Pearl full trimmed ch:ldrens Hats; is
Black and Drab beaver 80 q
Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed -
kind of head dress for youths and chldre
jsne2 < ), - as s. AVERY, 146. Main st. Z
FoRsSALE OR RENT. r
iats house on the Ialand formerly occupied by o. A..
Al VA. ss rented 70 desirable tenant or sold
applyio cowGIIl q aissWoRDs. ~
q ttMHs - 2. He's seal No. 10 Water street
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TuE TApE WnRM

This is the difficult destroy of all that
infest the human SYSTEM it grows almost indefinite
length becoming cocd and fastened in the intestnes
and stomach, eecting the health sadly st
Vtus Dance Fits, etc that those afflicted seldom
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is fastening them
TO an early grave In order to destroy this Wom very
energetic Treatment must be pursued 1t would be
proper TO take orS OF my Liver Pills. remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm which must be taken OF two Ia
BILE sroonuls three times Jay These directions followed
have never been known fail in curing most ubst
nate case ofTape Worm. g E.1rzs1 "a
FoLLowIS0:
And you cannot be Indifferent this appeal. Human
lty calls upon TO do auty 1t is only of
the many thousands who hal seen its wonderful effects
Dr.. N. Observation-Disclosures itude YOU the in
ventor OF highly valuable medicine pI omps this humble
testimon! in its favor being SAFE gentle, yet power
fully efectual remedy for Worms. Having had much ex-
peenec i'll knowing tio effects OF various preparations,
my wife, who well skilled in inistering 10 children
In DISTRESS pronounced it the best used and
would use no other while could be had. daug
ter OF ours became seriously diseased Iicr symptoms
were alarm g but her mother at Once sought
dy for Worms Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken halfa bottle, OF Sir the joyi gave
ate mother, to sec the Improvement In her child she be-
ing about five six years old She passed an nllnpnss
quantity OF w ornT, her scky b. ichen
cd, her spirits returned, and III short time lovely
child, threatened with decline death, gave prom
sing attended Syrup, restored the child With conf
suffering with Worms.
JAS. b. ROWEN, Minister of the Gospel
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church
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LEGALI ADvERTIsEMNTs
commissioners sale OF Real Estute.
samuel HUDSON S Snd Others ionic Circuit Court
James anne. 4. Forsyth and others, In chaneery. -
L'0i' hu1 Ss by &C. 10
Daniel n. Edsington. DO
Jacob Keller, -.tssF

Samuel Louther ADM & others e. 49, 81. 5-r lrz
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above eauses
weea were heard together on the 9Th day Of Januar
iS IN the Circuit Court for Ohio County Virginia tic
commissioner for that purpoze will
10 SELL on Monday the 18th day OF May 1883 al
LOWING property, in said proceedings set forth to witt
lois numnered l43) seventy C7S) seven
ssS o eighty one Ssl0 and hundred and
by John M'Lure, James H. Forsyth and Others eaIeI
North wheeling Also, out-os numbered three CAS- coli
tanning about 1St acres, which has divided into erb
session ~ - t my POS
the said out lot will be IF tboubt hos,
iageOus to the parties in interest. ~ ~
n1.TERMS: A credit OF one two and three vears
WIN be gwen for the purchase money the purchaser
ing BOND with approved security bearing interest from
their date and the title being retained until the last
lnent g made. WIN s. WICK n 4 At IL F"S'
r12 Commissioner
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3NOVAT

d d. BAYHA have removed to their r,,,
cio:s brick buildings, 1871 Mari ct Sire. Sna spa
manufacture and keep on hand se'' where they
TIN AND SHEET IRON W,pI
AND Keep for sac Japan Ware and IlorEoiI 'r,
hardware Aso latest styles of CooEn.
market prices. Their old customers and YV's'
ally are invited to call and examine their s.ueE Err
description of articesin their EG rtomr;y ma5 .F
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

NEw York, Jan s. 1851 .
Messrs SAsDs.-Gentlenen.-l have great pleasure in
acknowledging 10 you tho great benefit have received
rom the use OF your Snrsaparlla y subject punlo.
ray disease made voyage Europe, but while thelc
continued 10 be afflicted lew weeks after my return,
seized with violent hemorrage lungs, AMI
from the debility and great prostration strength that
followed with the prOraCted difficulty OF rcsiI alton
entiI ely relieved by the your which
consider most important AID truly valuable discovery
in the healing art feel that have years
enjoyed good health pIeSent.
Gratefully yours,
-r ~.-..- .a. 5. <. SAYMORE
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. d u
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St. corner ut
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States anu Canaas Price 81 nor
bottles six bottles Tor So For sale by
J. H. CRUMBACKER,
No. IT'S Main ST. Wheeling.
L. Wilcox Of Pittsburgh Scaton u Sharpe OF Maysyilc,
ShackeiOrd & Crichton, Portsmouth; and E. b. iinnms
Cincinnati. marI0-3m
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~ !. Clover 5;Is9.l', re, and Timothy seed
- 80 do Timothy do
F sSf soie by JOHN r; MORROW,
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LIGHT! MORE LIGHT.

A LONG evenings approach, the demand for agood
"A clear LIGHT, free from smell and smoke, Increases.
We respectfully invite all who wish good light free from
the above objections, examine the Phosphene Lamps
use and for sale at the Queenswae Store No. % Monroe
sortmen with without cut shades hasust been resolved
l. X nITNHAM 4. Co
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SECOND SToCN OF

SECOND STOCN OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
II EISKELLtG Co., will open, this morning. their sec
IL ond stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
has been selected by OF the firm in the New York
market from the latest mportations. Their stock
dress goods nantes, shaws, embroeries bunhets ami
rbbons will be much the largest in the city Purchasers
will find the stock varied than ever and they would
most respectfully extend invitation to all TO cali and
anime for themselves. ape
d ECElVED and in store cor Main and Sd Streets
~ large and well selected stock OF Drugs and Medt,
cnes, etc Also Wines Brandies, Gin, etc, warranted
pure; foreign wines OF all kinds German and French
wines warranted the juice the for medicinal
and family use; for sale at my Drug store No 81 Main
street, Centre Wheeling. rRILHD. BLUM. ,
opOp
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Advice.
yod are troubled with cough; rain the breast or
any affection OF the Luns<-Use lrcntlinger's Com
pouId Syrup OF Boneset
II you ara afflicted with Rhcumatism have received
bruises or sprajns, OF your hands feet frost beh
or chapped-Use tie berger Spine and Muscle Linz
ment; and II : l7T9-T' $3.50
Should you be affected with Scrouls, or any disease
arising from inpury OF the b;ood njudicous use
OF by al means ocure BrentliEger's Fluid Ex
These remedies have bec tried by hun reds and in all
cases have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy over every other medicine in these
complaints, for which they arc recommended. '5''-t
To be had 81. -. r. -#0lTf.t .
BRENTLINGER d. ARMSTRONG,S
-'-~~'
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For Gentlemen and Ladies.
UST received at the Music Store 1893 Main street.
large assortment of Piano and Guitar Music; also
no. best Roman, and Italian Violin and Guitar Strips;
no. German; no. , French best
Scpt1 l. FICKJESoN
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+ MEDICINAE AL.
CMALLENGE.f

HNTGHATEVER concerns the health and happiness oil
wv the people, is at all times OF the most valuable i'm.
otance take II for granted tina: every person will
all IN their power to save the lives other children, and
that every person will cndeavor to promote their
sure you that WORMS according TO the opinion OF the
most celebrated Physicians are the primary
large majority orthe diseases to which children adults
are Liable lfyou have appetite continually cangeabc
from kind flood another, Bad Breath Pain in the
Stoach Picking at tho Nose Hardness and Fullness OF
the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse irregulSr-re
apply remedy- rl'.51t
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r. T. T.
PLACK AND GREEN TEAS. of spnsr;,.
medium grades just received and for sseb quality IN
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SHAkPEN UP.-NOw Is your unIe TO calI aud al on
~ of those splendid grind stones, which is waInntel
not TO fail If used, You will find them al
feb22 N. J. RoHANS
Mar T,rI
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Fresh Oysters,
d ECEIVED daily at CoxGREss HALL. No g. uns.,
Ii. Dorsey's Lottery Office, by
Sept14-tf. P0THACKER& LETTER
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TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM.
D E.ZlNN will oren his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesday
l. the 9th inst with all his and many
Judgements, for the accommodation ofvisors, who will
be supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the i'll the
best style. pitt
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= b N Dir. d 7 Els KELLER
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and
Incipient Consumption.
E1FTEEN years success in the use this SYRUP, in
private practice, for the various affections of tho
broHchta and Lungs lis deemed sufficient Recommendation
III presenting 1t to the afflicted, insure trial OF its eff
fcacy a &C. - 800 - - 80 -
There nothing in this Syrup that will so there
danger in TO the youngest child lis
use IN any nifty under any circumstances 1t pleas
ant mild and efectual. T. E
Price 90 cts. per bottle. '--i ID. ,'s- ~
Prepared by DIR. J. S. DYE, Hartford, Con. VI
Forsale by % 'RELLS Tcx CALDWELL, 3,
dec30 -.t Soys -.
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Centre wheeling Drug Store and
u .--..-s Apotheca.
d 1CHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
fixtures orthe establishment occupied by T. a.
prepared 10 furnish city and country customers with bc
purCst and best Drugs Medicines, Oils Paints Dyo Stus
on the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department..
ne WIN attend promptyto the filling OF prescriptions,
winch Will be carefully compounded all hours. -
Perfneries imported Havana cigars, and verety Of
fancy articles hand. RI. = - CianIt :
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10 nII whom IL may concern!
TINHOS HUGHES has removed his bushes stand to The
i north corner of Main and Water Streets Wheeling,
Va where he will be most happy TO receive his old friends
and customers and all who uesrous purchase beau
tit and cheap goods. He has received his entire
stock the most beautiful cloths, cassmeres VesngS,
ETC., which will be made to order in the fash
ionable style, and at the lowest posi- bile prices
apS-1m
rTNkA PAPER and Straw Paper-a large supply supe-
i rior quality-always on hand and for sale by
ma3 a. G. ROBINSON tS co. p
I'M hhUo. n. y. sugar;
1OO $50 bbls. n. o. Molasses;
100 bags Rio coffee;
% terces rice;
60 halfchests Y. H. G P. Imp. and black teas;
30 boxes is, los, and 8 plug tobacco;
@ 90 kegs Virginia twist;
10 bags pepper; '
90 boxes ground pepper;
bags pimento;
r.. Dbl. nutmegs;
case Caraca indigo;
+ cask Levy, Garrett & Sons Scotch snuff;
so bbls. No. 3large mackeral;
% 8 med.
t&-25 go small ~. ...
90 half bbls Eo.3 .
..., 10 quarters
10 t2
20 kits
,-u drums cod fish.
apo7 $50 DoNLoN & MAXWELL.
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FINE OFFICE TOILET.
Sl!UATEDo on the I'd floor, in Melodeon buildings
Also the Sd story saloon in the buildings &C by
mars WIN! T. HcAFEE q
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03
THE ANA ION VALLEY,
ITS INHABITANTS AND THEIR PECU-
LIARITIES.

The following recent and original cx-
tract, from diary kept by NJ de Gas
telnau during his voyage in America,
will be read with interest. BY sound
ings and photographic observation
have (says he in his diary ascertained
beyond doubt that the river Amazon
is navigable for large steamers, without
any obstacle, as far as Pongo de Mans
criche, that is to say, a distance of more
than thousand miles from it's mouth :;
that its principal tributary, the Ucayie,
is navigable to its junction with the Rio
Tamto, (the Apuramac) 1900 leagues
from the city of Para, and that the nav
igation may be extended by means of
the Pachyfea to within ten or twelve
days. journey of Lima. AS far as the
village of Natu, (Peru,) there are al
ways from five to six fathoms of water
IN the main stream of the Amazon, and
as far as Omaguas, from ten to twelve
fathoms. The happy Yaguas, who live
in the forests bordering on the Amazon,
have no other clothing than the lony
feathers of the scarlet ara they are a
mild and peaceful race; they believe in
the Immortality of the soul, but they re-
ly on an universal pardon after death.
According to their notions, God resides
behind the sun, and his principal occu-
patton is to keep that orb in movement.
They are not polygamists, and remain
faithful to the wife of their choice and
their affection for their children is such,
that when they loose them they destroy
everything they possess, and burn not
only their house, but all that it contains
their arms and their most valuable
treasures. When girl has reached the
age of womanhood she is shut up for
three months in an isolated cabin in the
forest, and her mother alone is allowed
to come near her. When a woman
gives birth to a child, the husband en-
ters his hammock and utters the most
piercing cries, whilst his suffering wife
has to wait on him and to console him
for his imaginary suffering The most
curious object l have found is stone
statue, weighing about 200 pounds; it
was discovered in the forest of Rio Ne
gro, and according to traditions of the
country, dates as far back as the times
of the Amazons. Until latterly, I
placed but little belief in the history of
these female warriors; but throughout
the country, at Obydos pa -ticularly, I
learnt that traditions still existed of
them among the Indians The statue
is of such rough workmanship that it
must have been the work of people
where the arts were in their first infan-
cy; it is, however, of high interest, as
being the only specimen of this nature
as yet discovered in the Brazils. The
figure is that of a woman she is seated
and concealing her breast with her
hands. Beneath her feet is another
emblem, often witnessed in ancient wor-
ships, which, if we are to adopt the ira
dltions of the country, we must regard
as an allegorical allusion to the Amazon,
who disdains to be woman, and trcads
the other sex beneath her.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03

SALT LAKE VALLEY.-The following
description of the soil, production, and
climate, of Salt Lake Valley we find III
the Evening Journal:
agriculture is the main feature Of
the valley, and is the employment that
almost every one engages in. No
rain falls between the months Of May
and October, hence, in the cultivation
of the soil, irrigation is made to supply
its place. No scarcity of water for
this purpose exists, as the SHOWS in the
mountains and deep gorges keeps up, by
melting, thousands Of streams, which
are trained to run through the farms
that lay between the mountains and the
lake. The valley being gradual
slope from the base of the mountain to
the shores of the lake, permits no un-
healthy stagnation of water to take
place, but sends each stream, after de-
irving benefit from it, to the grand
and beautiful receptacle, which is nei-
ther freshened nor increased by the tri-
butte. The soil is generally light and
porous, being formed from the disinte-
grafton of feldspathic rocks, mixed with
detritus of the limestone, of which the
mountains are principally composed. 1t
is also of the most fertile character, and
from its porous quality absorbs water ra-
pidly. The advantage of irrigation is
plainly seen in the appearance of the
farms.
1t is no uncommon thing to find four
crops of wheat in the same field at the
same time--one having ripened is alrea-
dy cut and bound, another is ready for
the scythe, another is ripening, while
fourth is springing from the ground
Trees are few and rarely met as volun-
teers, except upon the mountains,
where may be found the pine, cedar
and fir varieties, in great abundance.
The atmosphere is clear and inspiri-
ting, though chilling in the absence of
the suns rays. The scenery is wild
and broken; mountain, plain and water
being taken in at glance.
Game, of almost every description,
is to be found in abundance, whilst the
streams yield, in large quantities, the
speckled mountain trout, besides other
varieties of fish.
Stone for building purposes is easily
obtained. Marble is also abundant.
Nothing is wanted in the valley to
support life and render it desirable, and
when the great railroad is built, no
doubt many, who do not now dream of
such thing, will find peaceful, happy
homes in the valley of the Great Salt
Lake.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-03

BARNuM is the cutest humbue the
world ever saw. Last week, finding that
the bearded Women" did not draw,
he hired countryman to sue him for
getting money under false pretences-
the fellow averring that the said woman
was man. Barnum thereupon took
the woman to the police court, brought
forward lot of certificates from physi-
clans who had had critical examina-
ton OF her, was acquitted of course, and
got the account of the whole farce, max
ing capital advertisement of a column
in length, published gratis, in all the
papers.