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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-19

WATERFORD, n. Y, Nov. 90, 1850.
McSSrs Observation-Disclosures bout sh months since,
the disease called Bead, Barbcrs Itch" appeared
my lace, and rs II is of occurrcnCc-no yet
having come under the OF our Vii age Physicians
found II very difficult even TO stop the progress OF tho dis.
ease on my lace, although tried remedies that
from the pimpies ON clds lace the Called breast OF
canal horse; and pulled beard side
ny lace and chin. short time since, friend told me
that he had 1t for two years. and ed different remedies
without success but finally 1t in short time by
use OF Sands Sarsapara. On this recommendation, |
bought one bottle, and finding received benefit it,
| continued its use until perfectly cured.
led TO bring this to your notice gratuous!y the
that the disease Is not named in the list OF complaints
which the SarSaParlla is remedy; and that you may
able confidently TO recommend il for such cases.
Yours truly, GEO. l.. s. OFT,
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Advice.
yod troubled with cough; pain in the breast or
L any affection OF the Lung&-U<c i5Tcntnger's COM
pOu:d SyrEp of Boneset.
II you afflicted with Rhcumatism, have received
bruises sprains, your frost bitten
or Chappcd-USe tie Berger Spine Muscle Lini-
nent; and
Should .oI he affected with ScrOulc CT any disease
arising !Ium inpurity blood, inudcious use
OF mercury, by all procure BremiEser's Fluid
tract OF SarsapaIiila and I'nndeliOn.
These remedies have bern tried by hundreds i'll all
have satisfactory evidence superior
efficacy every other medicine in OF these
complaints for Which they recommended.
To be had at
BRENTLINGER f. ARMSTRoNG,S
Arothecary, Monroe street, adjoining the McLue House,
dec2i'52
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REMOVAL.

4: D. BAYH-l have removed To their I.s,r AL 81.
~ cio-s brick buildings, 1871 Mari ct Street Wt.i
manufacture and keep on hand,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
And keep for sac Japan Ware and IIcUchoi Fnnh!i9
Hardware. 4.sOthe latest styles Of Cooking Store
whicn they will sell Wholesale and Retail az tAe *: I,Er
market prices Their old and tie pars =, =.
ally are invited to Call aud examine thPir sfttK S-a
description of articlesin their .:rS rtOEFy made
der. rt.b,niT
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Read ThislI


THE partnership between the subscribers uekr IL
firm OF s. C. BAKER g. Co is this day dissolved ~ ua:.l
consent. The business OF the late firm will be sill b.
by L. p. Woods at their Office on Water stree.
5. L BAKER.
Jan. 81, 1853 l. p MOODS
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No Fart of the system more liable disease than the
LIVER it serving filterer to pun the Mood,
giving the proper elton TO the bile, that amy wrong
action the Liver effects the other impOT paris the
SYSTEM and results vOriOusly i'll Liver Complaint Jaun-
dice Dyspepsia etc. We should, therefore, every
mp that might indicate wrong ton
These Pills being composed OF Roofs and Plants furnished
by TO heal the Sick namcly 1st, EXpectrunt,
which au.nents the Pulmonary
membrane. promotes the discharge OF sccretrd
2d, Alternative, which changes in ncXpIiCa bic
inscnSblc manner tie certain morbid action OF system
Sd, Tonic which gives toneand cngth TO the
STEM renewing health and vigOr all paris body
18th, aCathartic. which acts in perfect harmony with
other and operating the towels, and cXe
ling the whole corrupt aud vitiacd matter,
purifying The Hood which destroys disease and restores
heal
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DIR. DYES RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, HOarsencss, Bronchitis and
Incipicnt Consumption.
FlFTEEN years success in the OF this SYRUP, in
l. private practice, for the various affections the
rochia ami Lungs, lis deemed sufficient recommendation
in prcsemtgit tc the afflicted to insure trial Of
fcacy.
There nothing in this Syrup that will so there
be danger in wing TO the youngest child
in quantity under any circumstances. 1t pleas
nd and efectual.
Price 30 cts. per hottie.
Prepared by DR.. J. S. DYE, Hartford, Con.
For sale by KELLS ~ CALDWELL,
dec30 Sole AGENTS
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MISCELLANPo7.
An Invaluable RI yAelt.n

Al II valuable Book f oas ~
"Eperg Fnmily shouiIHAo r 25Cs,
0UUU new lii Ii,iS sold IL leas tlas a. COpyn@
BOOK FOR TH& AFFiICAALL,; MANUAL "yEbl
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he elf 49, b. pTOmiscpl'u Cue o. -,
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rom lie result sni,,s would
delicate or private nature 4" Tie cue ~ 40.
10 which is added, errin,, Eos
utseasGs' ana treatise on tie TaI e tuTt .f,,
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las devoted many years TO tI. -, Us HoHs 10.
Complaints tIeateG OF, amt with to I,tt VI lts
ana loo ntile presumption TO in,s "..e b'ssi. y
the world al the merely nOnIiu,t lie t,,,sf
oil some twenty years pp,st suCcr.,, 81 - Cll =
NO teacher OF PAL ent sil9t, he ' W. ,lrl'iis.
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pain, MOI ItiCatIOm AMI S,ut,,,. "0Ud At fEs
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"A Presbyterian clergyu,-ii,,,ot:. 20
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o Out yuuLli, by evil eSa IHpe and IIs,,n Iila,--
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thlng th9t can be done so 10 emIiei.s ~, sae i
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the greatest blessing next 20 tue TsIS; sss 1ts
on the present and coming generations ~ KS g.
The use OF Intoxicating drinks. 'koast i, 4t.
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man race. Accept Hy thanks or -, F44f.,'.,i -
and, believe me, your co-vTorhe,iIt &" ne -
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One copy Will be forwarded (ssc6r.,r
postage paid. on receipt nj - eageoi.,
Address, CoSDEG q CO., PDblslr.,' ~ eo..', sc
delph'a. , hOTI4 :
- booksellers. Cnnvassers ana Eoos Ascent,
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
d lCHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
~ fixtures ofthc establishment occupied by T. ~ 49,
inger, Centre Wheeling anu by additions 10 his stock is
prepared 10 furnish city and country customers with the
urcst and best Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints Dye Su,
ON the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department
He will attend Promptyto the filling oil prescriptions,
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
Perfunercs, imported Havana cigars, and veriey O
[ancY articles O hand finmiI
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CITY TRADE.
.RMAT- -CIJRE FOR DYSPEPSIA

Tue D'geStire Flu
l. id, Gastric Juice, pre-.
pared from Reilnet, or tho
Fourth Stomach OF the Ok,
after the directions of Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. s.
HouGRTnN, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATuRE's OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No ART OF man
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Merger or Spine md Muscle Einimcnt.
NF this remedial agent or5ear say anything tho
~ speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia SpIans pains from Bruises Burns &C., is
extraordinary that to speak its merits you
really could scarce give cTedence assertions
1t can be had at
PAXTON & LAKES,
End OF Susp. Bridge and at
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TO FEMALES


You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in
complaints 10 which you subject. In distractions
either total or partial they have been found oincsnabc
hencft restoring their functional arrangements to a
healthy action, purifying the blood and other fluids CT
fectually 10 put 10 flight all complaints which may
from female irregularities as headache gddimess dimucss
OF sight, pain in the side back etc., and the public
tile best Pills Tor all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians, having receipt
oftcr manufacture submitted TO Tor inspection.
that the redicnts which they composed makes
them the best Pill in Tor all diseases Liver,
puriiicS of the Blood, we this only
own Judgement but also from that OF 'hc uest dical
thority II the United States. All diseases Tequii lie
ofan lucrative, Daphoretc and PuTgative Medicine
that came under our notice. has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
L. CROWLEY, NJ. u.
l.. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
Purchase none hut those having signature, y.
y. HOBENSAGK,' upon each box all others arc
worthless mutations.
agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents, must adde's the proprietor, J. N. Ho
nESsACK at his Laboratory, No. 100 Second Sti Get,
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in The u. s.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed in diff
fcren sections of the country by the above medicines,
can he had gratis oil the agents.
Sold by J. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale retail agent
or Weston Va; w. l.. Briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer
rc Brsdleytown; J. Caring, Triadepha; VIM Iosack,
Rony's Point; Dan'l FcrriI, Coral Cove Price %
cents. Mar2J-Iy
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Hats and Caps.
126 Doz assSred Caps, from 1scents S1oto be pro-
1OC cured at S. ID. Harpers Hat and Cap store, whose
legitimate businessis selling Hats and Caps, whchs the
place TO call for fashionable arelesin his line sep %
$50 a--afss FLOUR
060 Ibis. Superfine and Extra Flour. for sale by
AOO junes JOHN r MORROW.
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Look to your Coughs!
ITO all such laborng under Coughs Colds, Hoarse
ness, hoIns in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c,
would honestly recommend tho of Brenngers Com:
pound Syrup OF BoneSet, pleasant, aud speedy
cure. 1t be at Messrs Paxton & LAKES end OF
tho Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG'S,
nuget- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Planished Tin Ware,

UST opened an assortment of splendid Panshcd Ware,
consisting of coffee and Tea Urns Chaing Dishes Oys
ter steers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, Teapo gg
beautiful article We respectfully solicit the attention OF
tho public TO varied beautiful
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
NOES, Monroe st, the Post Office,
novlO Wheeling.
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Wheeling Window Glass
MANUPA CTn R V

CASE superior Manila Indigo on hand and for sale
by June 81 T. H. LoGAG q co. Z
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Notice OF Partnership.
TIE business OF the late firm of Warden d Edwards
will be continued by The undersigned at the old stand
Main street. under the firm OF Edwards g. Wardem
james w Warden having purchased the interest OF ia
cob N. Warden.
Wheeling, Dccember1, 1852.
Y AlCHAEI. EDWARDS, JR.,
deCi-tf WARDEN.
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And is only advertised 10 proven the afflicted particu
larry sTanscrs falling into the 'Whed ScpulChI
aud Other ah0dcs of Charetamsm blazoned Io I'll III the
public prints as the only places where can be oh.
tanned tor certain Diseases Baltimore like other large
Cities is invested with tribe, and strangers should he
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To Country MERCHANTS.

Cordias of all kinds-:ust received and for sale by
deciG BECKER, WELLER IL FRA NZHEIM
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The Oil of Grape Vine LilssiiDs n.
French 5ian, and is now eH,s si,,iI siossy,"'
FraEce, both orts purpose Ofkeeplms Tue "1' u
in bald places. .,, as it willTeisS
This Oh ispart:cularly recommenueu sIins it aF3
tho Hair soIt, glossy, and Pliabe, beslueS
'T pys sssSsi 6 SsFt sT Dr. ron. SS
ors>lebv J. r yoM .E-.L!s.T5 law 10 o.
KGS RmoTies. different Nos VII pc LOGAN CO.
out by June 81 IL
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Dissolution OF Co-PartnerShip.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisting between the u
dersigned under the firm name OF Warden " Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent Jacob
Warden has sold his intercstto James W. Warden. All
persons indebted TO said late firm requested settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling, December 1. 1852.
JACOB NJ. WARDEN,
deci-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
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y. SECOND STOCN OF

SMOKING TUBACLO.
l0E Bells. cut tobacco, CcOarse.O
20 20 . fine cut
| &c cases papers
Just received and FOR sale low ny
lens LOGAN CARR d. co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-20
Total. Y. Fever. Other Dis
Total 2429 203s 2s5 LOG

The deaths by yellew fever for the month OF
July as reported in the August number of the
Medical Journal, amounted to 1887, which ad.
ded to 2,os8 officially reported as above, swell
the number of yellow fever interments in the
city from the lst of July to Saturday morning,
the 18th, to 3,425. Presuming the interments
at St. Patricks Cemetry Saturday (not reported)
to be equal to the previous day (26); presu-
ming, also, that the 106 diseases not known, at
least three fourths were Of yellow fever, we will
have a total of yellow fever for this month to
s A. NJ, Saturday, of 2,l44, and from LIST of
July to Saturday morning 1851.
The interments on the opposite side of the
river (Algiers) are not reported. There were
"a interments there last week, seven-eighths
Of which, it is presumed, were of yellow fever.
From Saturday at s A. M. to the same hour
on Tuesday, the deaths by yellow fever num-
bered $40. There was q decrease Of nine on
Monday and nineteen on Tuesday. 1t is sin.
cerely to be hoped, then, that the epidemic will
now gradually recede.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-20

The Ladies Of Plaquemias-The generous
hearts of our fair population are warmly sym
pathizing with the sufferers by the epidemic in
New Orleans. They are now collecting funds
for their aid, to be transmitted to the Howard
Association. The following is the introduce
ton to the subscription list which they have
started, and which has already received many
delicate signatures. with appropriate sums Of
money affixed:
"Whiie in the providence of God the health
OF our little town is yet good. we, the ladies'
Of Plaquemine and it's vicinity, would not re.
main indifferent to the calls Of humanity while
the destroying angel is passing through the
midst Of the afflicted City of the South, STAY
ing its victims by hundreds ON either hand
but, with our hearts and hands united as the
heart Of one person, we, the undersigned,
would cast in our mite to relieve in a measure
che sufferings of the sick and the dying"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-20
The Epidemic In New Orleans,

The fever in New Orleans still continues its
fearful ravages. Newspapers and private letters
give pictures Of mortality, of distress and suf-
fering, as have never heretofore been chronicled
in that city, and such as, we hope, never will
be chronicled again. We refer to an article on
our first page, from the Crescent, as som evi.
dence of the dreadful scenes which the epidemic
is creating. But amidst the gloom which over
spreads the city at the present time, a ray of
light cheers the hearts of the living, by the
feeling Of coincidence everywhere exhibited
Such voluntary outpouring of contributions to
relieve the distressed, from individuals and cor.
porations, has never before been witnessed in
this country. Nine-tenths of this suffering ex-
lists among the INDECENT emigrants from foreign
lands, but they are none the less worthy-none
the less powerful does the cry of charity and
mercy appeal to the hearts Of the rich and pros
porous among orr own citizens.
Upon the subject of the fever the Bee of
Monday last says:
The Epidemic.-The list of interments for
the past week is the best evidence one can Of
fer of the terrible mortality of the Fever. The
whole number Of deaths may be stated in round
numbers at 800, and the interments from yell
low Fever, including over a hundred reported
as unknown" exceed 1850. The preceding
week was not as fatal. The total number Of
interments was 1874, and the deaths by Fever
barely a thousand. There has therefore been
an increase of about $50 in the whole number
of deaths, and of nearly the same amount in
those caused by the Fever.
We are strongly in hopes TINT we have pas
sed through the most dreadful phase of the cpl
demic, and that henceforward it will gradually
and regularly abate. All the physicians con-
cur in the opinion that the type of the disease
is becoming modified, and that though the cases
are even more numerous than ever, the relative
mortality is diminishing. We believe that q
change of type is the precursor of the disap-
pearance of the scourge. 1t cannot of course
be expected to leave US suddenly, but its viru-
lence will daily decrease, and the number of
its victims way smaller. This, however, is
purely an expression Of our hopes, founded only
upon general views, and which may possibly
prove fallacious.
Meanwhile, public and private benevolence
still exert themselves to mitigate some of the
evils that afdict our population. The munifi-
cent generosity displayed by our townsmen, and
others in New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, is worthy of all praise, and their season.
able and large contributions to the Howard AS.
ISOLATION, will enable the noble hearted mem
bers to extend still further the sphere Of their
usefulness, and to carry comfort, hope and sue
cor to the lowly dwellings of the INDECENT and
suffering.
We also extract the following from the above
journal:
Acorrect statement of the daily reports of the
interments in all the Cemeteries of the City for
the "a hours ending at 6 o'clock A. NJ. on each
day, in the month Of August:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-20

The illustrated News.-The patrons Of this
eagerly sought after publication, will be pleas
ed to learn that in future it will contain six
teen pages. The editors, in their issue reeeiv.
ed here last Monday, say:
"In consequence of the increased space re.
CURED for Crystal Palace illustrations, which
have added largely to the regular edition, the
Illustrated Nsars wiH hereafter be permanently
published at its full size O sirteen pages, instead
Of supplementary editions occasionally issued
as heretofore. This enlargement commences
with the next issue which will be a most excel.
lent number. Its engravings fully illustrate the
Great Pilgrim Celebration at Plymouth and
comprise a large and handsome picture of the
'Embarkation Of the Pilgrims at Delft Haven,
an engraving covering two entire pages, and
considered the finest engraving of the kind is
sued in America. The pilgrim Celebration
number will be invaluable for preservation and
future reference"
Subscribers will likewise be pleased at read.
ing the following from an advertisement of the
publishers:
A magnificent PRESENTATION PLATE, the lar
gest engraving ever issued in America, and
which has occupied the time of the best artists
for a long period, will be published early In the
present month, and presented gratuitous to all
subscribers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-20
Dorm Upon Us, as zoe Erpecsed.--Our re.

Dorm Upon Us, as zoe Erpecsed.--Our re.
marks last week, respecting the nomination
of a Senatorial candidate for this District, as
we expected, has brought down upon US with
his usual tact and ability, our friend of the
Vis.a-Vis. We certainly expected nothing else,
We should think badly of him if he did not ad-
vocate the interests of his parish. Is not this
the duty of a parish Journal And how else
could he better advocate the interests Of his
parish at the present moment, than to condemn
the stand We took in our last issue? We as
sure him that our sentiments as then expressed
are not the sentiments of ourself alone. When
we intimated that a great local question was in
store for the next Legislature, (the Crosse
Tete question: that it was a question for the
Legislature, and the Legislature alone to de-
eide, we spoke the sentiment Of an eminent
Wing in this Parish, and that sentiment will be
re-echoed by a vast majority of the Wings here.
And here we beg to say that we feel confident
from what we know has transpi-ed, that the
votes of Yves. Baton Rouge (Whig and Demo-
crat) will be given or withheld from the Sena.
torial candidate, according as may be his senti-
ments with regard to the Crosse Tete question.
Did not the Democratic delegations split upon
this question in the selection of a candidate ?
and is this not sufficient evidence of such q
fact, irrespective of anything else! We repeat
that we regret this matter exceedingly. We
are nj. neutral man in such matters-we are
not afraid to speak; either way it is an evil,
and Of the two we choose the least. We can.
not, however, see how our advocacy of agreat
local measure is injuring "Whig principles
We are informed upon the highest legal as well
as Wing authority in this parish, that the ques-
ton as to which parish shall Crosse Tete be-
long, is for the Legislature alone to decide
and here we take our stand.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-08-20

The aAieiior Aubrey."-This, we understand
is to be the name ola new boat, now building
at Cincinnati, for the Plaquemine and Crosse
Tete trade--Cost, $1,000. There certainly
will be no want of communication next year
between these two places. With the Levee
Road, which will be finished by January, and
three or four boats plying regularly on the bay.
ou-and all done (t may be said) through the
enterprise Of the citizens of Plaquemine-what
more convenient routes can be desired to the
Mississippi by the citizens of Crosse Tete?-
However much they may have been neglected
hitherto, the people on the bayou have just
cause now to be the best Of friends with our
town.