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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09
THE TAPE WnRM

This is the most difficult destroy of all that
nest the human system, 1t gIows TO almost indefinite
length, becoming coiled aud fastened in inesncs
and stomach eectng the health sadly cause ST.
Vltus Dance, Fits etc that those afflicted seldom If
suspect that IL is Tape Worm that Is fastening them
to early grave. In order TO destroy this Wom very
energetic treatment must be pursued twuuld be
proper 10 take or s OF my Liver Pills. remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses
BILE sroonfns three times ay These directions followed
have never been known to fail in curing obs
nate case ofTape Worm.
READ THE FoLLowIN0:
And you cannot be Indifferent this appeal. Human
ty calls upon you TO do duty II is only out OF
ihe llay thousands who has seen its wonderful effects.
Or. j. N. Observation-Disclosures TO you, the I'M
entor OF highly valuable medicine, p onps this humble
testimony In its favor, being sale gentle yet power
lnliy efectual remedy for Worms Having lad much
PeIiencc In knowing thu effects OF various preparations
my WIFE, WHO was well skilled in :nnisering TO children
In distress; pronounced the best had uScd and
would use no other while yours could be had daugl
terror ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
Were harm ns, but her mother ut sought
dy for Worms. Having obtained yours by the time she
had taken halfa bottle oil Sir, tile JOY ELECTION
ale mother to see the Improvement III her child, she be
Ing about five or six old She passed
quantity OF Worms her sickly countenance ghcn
cd, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
Use rhcalth Thanks to kind Providence hose bles.
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child
dencc recommend 1t to all parents whose children
suffering with Worms.
JAS. Is BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel
Pastor IIa ham inn aIt iSt
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
{. u L 1 G L Il n

WE offer sale a well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BIN DERS'
LEATHER. aud every description of PAPER-AAKERS'
Having been the first Byssrerat years. to establish in the
WcSta Paper business complete in all its paris have
formed permanent connections with the best
this country and receive supplies directly
them. The prices and terms now offer Gavora
cities.
We have the exclusive agency the superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH,
OWEN &: HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in
country.
Our stock embraces every description of Paper used i'll
the West We have but Uniform price to Orders
by mail will be filled at the prices il bought u
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
aus2I. BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
PnnrIS Arnnt
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JAS: Is BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor tile southampton Baptist Church

G5-CAuIIoN.-Remcmbcl then, Parents and all Others
that Hobensack's WoRM syRrr is the only Medicine III
use that will eradicate Worms with certainty, will
not disagrce with the most delicate stomach he carciu
that you get the genuine article zee that the
-. AoBEEsACK.' u is every bottle
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S w AIM' S
CELEBRATED PANACEA.
FOR THE CURE OF
.INCIPLENY CONSUINPIIO

L1f OIL LI1fL aOONbO C4hL LLOY.
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RnEuMA FISH, DISEASES OF TIE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
OF TIE BLOOD, q EFFECTS OF MERCURY
= years in this Country and in Euro6e ior lis
extraordinary curesfor the certificates OF which
gaiis the Panseea some OF Which,
give the cases too fght for pub.
scToula, and were dee med 9curabe by Physcians.
has had the singular being recommended by The
most physicians aid other eminent PERSONS
WGIbsol M D., Prof Surgery Pa UNIVERSITY
az n b. Pref Of Physs Pa
Dr. Del vallo, Proessoro Of Medicine, Havana -
Jose ESnrSneS de Luz roI tsa5gery Lisbon
g. TX EEyg tS Msisef t. saig
Gilbert Robertson, british Consul, &C., &c.
and also the wonde rul cures effect, by swam's Pan.
The Paacea does not contain mercury in any form and
being an Innocent preparation may be given the
most tender infant.
The retailree has been reduced to so per bottle.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaims Panlcea g IN round bottles, futed longitude.
nny with ~ iflsSi9g 1ft1s5i 9!oYa Hnf5s
a@a the OF sWaa stamped on tho seal.
splendid or the bottle eomPosed OF
geSmetric lathe work comprising nine different dies,
ss2 he PFGdsIsSF BY Raper g Co. bank
ALSO SWAIMIs VERMITUGE
a valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem.
organs such as Worms. Cholera Morbus, Dysenery, Fe.
yer and gue Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, DC, Sc-
see The Pamphlet (Which be had gatis) accompany.
Ing the Vermifnge.
Prepared only at sWAIM,s LABORATORY. THE
OLD STAND, Seventh ST., below Chestnut, Philadelphia
States. 2
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing 10 obtain the genuine .STVAIN,S PAN.
ACEA and sWAlM's [yERMIFUGE, shoal3 be careful
to observe that the name
SWAIN
is spelled correctly the bottles and labels or they NAV
be imposed on by medicines made imitation OF them By
ted TO decefve.s tsa III . -
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. S.
Schiefelin Brothers & Co.
- 10iand1e6, John street, New York.
BACHELORS,
lnstqntaresiis Liquid Hal. DIE.
those wishing hair dye that may depended u-
on we can cheer full commend above The beet
OF reference can be to its superiority over
and retail, by. n. ii. LOGAN'Ss Co.,
Z naISl Sole agents in this city
I1KGElVEDt this day ron New y oTE a large assoTt-s
LII ment OF Chi drens Hats, consisting of =
i hack and Pesrl full trimmed ch;ldfens Hats;
Black and Drpb beaver 81 ~
Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed
in aet kind OF head dress youths chIdre
: 2egzz ---L s. AVERY, tfez Main st.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
r1iHE house Island, formerly occupied by o. Al
zane VIII be rented low, desirable tenant, sod
On accommodating terms Possession given ediatey.
appiy1o Cowgirl q MiSW0RDs,-
3iinaaSiss s. No.49TWater street
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A Gard

HENRY TALLANT, LEWIS LEV g. 9 NM, n
IL WILLIAM TALLANT have to-rDEELLAPLiI
snip; for the purpose ortramsacting Mo- eE,t
ana Dry Goods and Forwarding and Gese,sfS Sa GnS
bnSlnes 50 III this city, under the 6rn Of II
APLAlN- The Wholesale Dry T;cn, SsALLLlSTsiI
Conducted at No 1e Monroe street. 4, j ~ a.
GIt Gerry and Commission Busin IS al M 5a me Wks
rtss Y anu seaiona6le stocks of Dry Goods , .l ~
dstin terms TO which they earnestly invite a. as
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DR.. Todd's Pills

DIR. Todd's Pills
be had flesh and genuine at the following places In
" the city OF IPheelins and vicinity, viz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kels (adwell; Brcntlnger X
20; pT i u Logan IS o; tled'k Yohrng, Vim MCKee 4
Cos (Ritchietown); BTentger Centre " heeng), nj
he Shoe store OF Todd d Devol, square, and at
Fifth stTeets. -
They also be had at Dunn,s. Grave Greek; Be-
dilon's and Jacob Goodins's, National RUaG; Bcn. l.
Craven west Alexandria Wilson Stringers, west Wheel
tngi and Ely LOonnn's, Bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need further Recommendation than a lair
trial; they have now been in constant
will speak for themselves-ry them. 26c per box So per
dog: $40 per gross. iaMG
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To country INerchanTS.
MIR. s. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
WI McCnen Knox d Co., the remaining partners la We
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox (broter s.
s. Knox long and Gavoraby known The trading public
assuming the style OfMcClallens and Knox
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cvhn
have so long and literally sustained hem) other
ers in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will arriv.
ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest care and bought
for cash. they atter themselves thatin their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold inducements quality
and prices superior TO any market III
Country Merchants on their east they would be pleas.
ed to exhibit their stock, and post them nprces earessy
challenging comparison with the markets OF and
PHILADELPHIA Tsep3l NICOLA LIENS q KNOX
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
E. o. GOODMAN 81 co.

E.O. GOODMAN Sc co.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, FELTISG WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street. Cincinnati, D.
A MONG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
IA BLANK BOOK PAPER, the laig est assortment in
the West, orevery description.
Printing Paper ali sizes. Eng. & Amer. Tissue Paper
Book '' Copying
cOl'd, Medium & D'bc. Med. Bloitns
ASs'd. " FilteTing
Envelope. Druggist "a
Plate and LithopraPh. Marble
Manila, genuine. Glazed and Gilt
Hardware PAPER. Cloth
Ham az Gard
Match Box .. Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea unprepored
Shoe .. Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c.
BOARDS.
Perforated, binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for Lightbodys SUPERIOR PRINTING INK,
BOOK, AND CoLoRED INK, &c.
Cards, and Card Boards.
EXTRA PEARL FACED CARDs.
PRINTERs' F"
SATIN suRrAcEp CARD BoARDs.
Ivory ["
PRINTERS ."
SATIN ENANELED
PORCELAIN
PEARL SURFACED CoLoRED CARD BoARps.
The above Cards and Card Boards manufactured
pressy for ourselves and ola most beautiful
finsh they do not peel in working and afforded at
lower rate, than Cards heretofore offered in this
ket, and as low they purchased in the East
10 Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards.
peCully Invited to examine stock All goods
received direct from manufacturers, which enables to
SELF low not lower than other house in the West
10 Paper made to order.
Aug2I.tC.
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Prepared and sold, wholesale retail, by A. b. IL d.
SANl Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St. cDrncr Of
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 rcr
bottle; six bottles Tor So. For sale by
J. ii. CRUMBACKER,
No. lao Main ST., Wheeling
L. Wilcox of Pittsburgh Seatou Sharpe Maysvillc,
Shae kleiord " Cricton Portsmouth, and L. L. Hinan
Cincinnati. marGO-3m
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Advice.
yod troubled with a cough; rain in the breast or
any Affection oil the Lungs-Use i5rcntinger's Com
pound SyrEp of Boneset.
II you aTa afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprans hands FROST bitten
onchapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lini-
ment; and -
Should yon be affected with scroful. or any disease
arising Iom impurity o blood, inudcious use
OF mercury by all means ocure Brenbger's Fluid Ex-
tract OF s;alsapaiilla and landelion.
These remedies have b:rn tried by hundreds and all
cases have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy every other medicine in the cure oil these
complaints, Tor which they recommended.
To be had ut
BRENTLINGER d ARMsTRoNG,S
Apothccary, Monroe street. adjoining McLuc House.
dec2462 = ~ ..
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

NV YoRK, Jan. 8, $50
Messrs. SANDs,-Gc ntc:uen-l have great peasui c in
acknowledging 10 you the great benefit have received
rom the OF your SarsApaTia. subject OF pulno.
nary disease, made voyage Europe, but while there
continued TO be afflicted. weeks alter my return
was seized with violent hemorrhagc OF the lungs and
from the debility and great rrostatiOn strength that
followed, with The piottuotcL difficulty orrespiTaIion
entirely relieved by the your Sarsapara which
consider most important ard truly valuable discovery
i'll the healing art feel that have fourteen years
enjoyed SO good health present.
Sours.
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TO NIL whom IL may coucernI
NHOS. HUGHES has removed his busiIes staEd TO the
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 desiTous purchase beau
thu and cheap goods. He has received his entire
stock OF the most beautiful cloths, cassimcres, vesng,
etc. ETC., which will be made to order in the most fash.
lonnble STYLE and at the lowest posi- bleprices.
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UST opened assortment ofsplendd Planished Ware,
consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns, chatting Dishes Oys
Ter SEWERS Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, TcapOt. g
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-'a
tho public TO varied beautiful of House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods - :
HOBBS, BARNES & CO,
No2S, Monroe st, near the Post Office,
nONlO Wheelinr. Va
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
lak house on the Island, formerly occupied by o. a.
zone VIII be rented low, desirable tenant, soId
On Possession given edately.
Z iinaIis s. IA No. Water street
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Dissolution OF Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisting between u.
deTsigned under the firm name OF Warden d Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by consent. Jacob
Warden has sold his interest to James w. Warden.
persons indebted TO said late firm requested TO settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling, December 1. 1859.
dfci-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS. In.
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DR.. Hall's celebrated Pulmonic

TOR the permanent cure coughs, colds, consumption
bronchitis, asthma irfneza, Group, whooping cough
inflammation OF the bronchea and caused
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

THE ADMINISTRATORS Coos ~ HI
Democrat concludes an able article on the Adj
ministra,ion and its policy, with the following
paragraph, which is not without applicability to
one or two pretended democratic papers in
Iowa:
Looking at The matter in this light, we believe
the masses Of the democracy will! apprave-do
approUe-the course the President has taken,
and that not coldy but warmly, course
which sound policy, honor and patriotism alike
required al his hands. Here and there symp-
toms Of open disaffecton may appear. And
there are newspapers which profess to support
the administration, but collect industrously The
hostile paragraphs Of discontinued papers, the
toast of disappointed Office, seekers, and the
lutions Of iacrious public meetings, denouncing
the President and h S policy, and which, when
State alter S ate is speaking it, appreciation in
its conventions and by its elections, keep silence.
Their friendship hears the slightest whisper Of
| censure, which private grief may utter, and re-
peats it to every breeze, but has to hear,
no lungs TO repea', an approving word in its be-
| half. But the people-ihe democratic people -
in spite of all these influences, will understand
| appreciate, and approve of the high and honor
able motives by which the President has been
guided They have shown at the elections al
ready that they have done And the more
! his public conduct is discussed the stronger WILL
! be his hold upon their confidence and support
appropriate comme at on the Democrats re-
marks may be found in the fact that the Dubuque
Herald of tbs m 'rning, publishes articles from
the Boston atlas and N. Y. Tribune, with ex-
pressions of admiration. So much for the false
hood of treachery.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

AFFAIRS IN MEXICO Information has been
received from Mexico that the conp d'etat 70;
the restoration of the empire will take place as
soon AS Santa Annals plans are organized and
the army of $4,000 men under arms.
The government is convinced Of their Ha
vana Consuls improper conduct in the natteE
of the Lady Suffalk slave ship, and We under
sand he is to be immed iately recalled from his
mission to Spain. The Lady Suffolk was ord
cred to be sent TO Vera Cruz for conGscaion, SO
as to crafty aud make friends with the English
government.
Santa Anna has written to General Canldo,
pointing out TO him the necessity Of his causing
the Yucatan Indians to be Immediately sent
home.
The Mexican press is completely muzzled
and under the strictest censorship, and energet-
ic measures adopted to seize upon and BAN
ish from the country all persons suspected TO be
adverse to the government or TO Santa Anna 8
imperial project. Several political prisoners are
confined in the fort Of San Juan d Uloa, at We
ra Cruz, and sope one hundred and fifty others
have been ordered to leaye the county.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

The length OF the tiu!semann letter crowded
from our columns a notice ofsome statements Of
correspondent of the last Clayton County Her
aid, in relation to Dubuque. They however
demand no particular attention. The idea tina,
this city has prejudiced herself by what the cor.
respondent calls - over Jealous friends through
the press" is rather singular railing accuse.
lion TO bring against us. If self comnenda
ton is such ruinous fault, we should not have
a town left in Iowa, from Keokuk to Lansing
1t is the undivided fault the State. There
is not a paper, in even the most significant
town or village in the State, which is not mar.
ked by even more of this spirit of Boosting than
Dubuque, as glance a. one days exchanges
will satisfy any editor. Nor are we prepared
affirm that this spritin favor of our own coun
try, our own state, or our own town does not
produce the best effects, just as it was undoubt.
eddy the keen esprit de corps If Napoleon's ar
my, which so largely contributed to his wonder
full victories.
We give the concluding paragraph Of the
article referred to, in which very deserved
tribute is paid to the vigilant tact aud prophetic
forecast ofGen. Jones.
All in all, Dubuque has fair prospect before
her. Sooner or later Galena must c,me to
Dubuque go elsewhere. From the time
Gen. Jones succeeded in engrafing bis amend
ment in Douglass bill, fixing the Western ter
minus of the Central Road at Dubuque, Galena
has been doomed city. OF course city Of
her population, energy and Capital, cannot
die Immediately, but if she lives one year after
The Central Road shall hive been completed 10
Dubuque not even old DR.. Jacob Townsend
eau save her beyond the time the
Southern Wisconsin road shall have been COM
pleted.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
NUMBER 5.
TUE WAR QUESTION.

| On This puzzlng question: the following spec
| ulatons of the ". Y. Herald are in,eres ing =
how true the prophecies are, is quite anothei
| thing
Ii war follows, the four Powers will not es
capeit by disclaimiug all responsibility in the
| matter They will inevitably be drawn into
The struggle, for Austria cannot possibly es
cape her duties IF allegiance to the Gar
Her only policy is to become his ally and di
vide the spoil. She may thus secure the 1'ur
kIsh Provinces TO the mouth ofthe Danube
as her share of the profits whereas her neu.
'rality is practically put out Of the question,
with her frontiers Ringing upon those Of Turkey
AMI Russia, now in the occupation Of their re
spective arI,ies.
(ihongh England might pcrtnaciously insist
upon sta 1dng neutral,) that France would or
could permit this magnificent spo!ation of Tur-
Key without a-bloody resistance and when the
French armies cross the Rhine or the Alps, it is
the signal for general war, England inss. Ia
bly, being dragged into the melee. We rspeat
that in war between Russia and Turkey, Aus
must fight. Her obligations TO Russia and her
policy would require her TO fight But if she
could escape the responsibility If a warike al
lance, II is altogether probable that the revo!u
lionary Hungarians and Italians would throw
her again upon the protection Of Nicholas
Behind these persevering andIanAous negota
tors OF England, France, Austria and Prussia,
to exort such concessions from Turkey. as will
induce the Car to keep the peace, stands the
terrible array Of the revolutionary republicans of
the continent. They are in the background of
the picture but they have oversbsdowed and
dictated all this diplomacy on the Turkish
question, The paramount and all, prevailing
certainty that war between Russia and Tur.
key would speedily ripen into a war between
the thrones and the people of Europe, is the
satisfactory key TO the Exceedingly philanthro-
pic desire OF the four Powers to preserve
peace The fearful and most impressive les
sons OF l84S 40 have bound them over to keep
peace with each other if they can. Louis Ma.
poleon however is in comparatively indepen.
dent position. He can move and carry France
with him, for France is not unwilling TO re.
enact the glores of the Empire.
" But the them,,i is nexhaustibe wh"n once
the alternative Of war between Russia and Tur.
key becomes a " fixed fact That alternative
appears now to be inevitable but while there
- loop hole of escape we may rest satisfied
that the four powers, instgated by Lord Aber-
deem, will uoi abandon their friendly Offices in
behalf of peace. Another steamer ortwo will |
lid Us settling the question
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

SUPERIORITY OF THE AMERICAN IELE-
GRApHs.-At the opening ofthe States General
of Holland at the Hague on the 18th ult, the
king made speech Of nearly eight hundred
words which was telegraphed to the English
papers. Its transmission is called by them,
4" the greatest triumph that the telegraph has
yet achieved We hardly know what they
would term the transmission Of Presidents mes,
sages, and other official papers in this country
containing twenty times that amount OF matter,
n feat which is of frequent occnrrenc' We
venture to say there is not telegraph office in
any Of olir eastern cities which does not daily
send over its five times the amount here spoken
Of extIanrdnary.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

TIE FIsHEsiEs.--The Washington Union
of the 9th announces the return of Commodore
Shubrick's Squadron, which, our readers will
remember, was detailed for the protection Of
our fishermen in our eastern coast. After giving
detailed account Of the cruise of Com. Shu-
brick, the Union adds:
An examination of map of the provinces
will show that this little squadron has unfurled
the stars and stripes at all the most irequented
fishing grounds, and in places where our flag
had never before been borne bya national yes
sci; and that the most extended opportunities
have been afforded to any one having complaint
to make to bring his grievance before compe
tent authority.
A single case of detention came to the knowl-
edge of the commander Of the squadron, and
that was promptly inquired into at Charlotte
town, where the fishing schooner was sentand
tried. 1t was found that the vessel was taken in
fragrant violation of the first article of the treaty
of 1918, and was liberated, after hauing hsen
Ibctied, on the a1riHcn Acknowledgement Of the
master thai he aoas so taken, and on his agree
ment 10 pay some small expense incurred in the
suit. This is the plain, unvarnished story OF
the Starlight, Captain Mcdonald, Of Glou
cester, which has been grossly exaegerat.
ed in the newspapers. And it is the only case
of detention that has occurred this year. There
have been no !" seizures" and COMBINATIONS,
| as the public have been led 10 believe by per.
sons evidently interested IL getting up cry Of
excitement