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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

MUrINr AND MuRDER.-'rhe late California new S
brings intelligence of a mutiny on board The brig
Wm. Penn, anu the murder of the captain-Isaac
B. HusSey. of Nantucket. Three or four years
ago he commanded the whaleship Planter. in the
Pacific; anda mutiny occurring, he shot one of
the crew, When the voyage was up he sent the
vessel home, but the mate was tried as accessory,
and acquitted on the ground that the murder was
entirely iustihable Capt. Hussy has remained in
the Pacific ever since, and in July last, took COM
mandsofthe VIM. Penn, just fitted out for wha
ling voyage atstrong's Island. November 9Th the
natives, pacific lsanders,)l5 in number, mutt
MED in the night and killed The captain The
whfteSs only yfps, were below at the time, where
they were forced to remain During the day at
their request, they were allowed 10 leave the YES
sell in two boats, provided with whatever they
thought proper to take. They threatened to burn
the ship if not allowed to go. sl-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

TRour FlsHrsa IN w1srEs,-The following ac-
count of singular incident. by which fine trout
was captured. was originally published in New
Hampshire paper, in 1885, whence it was copied
In Massachusetts Magazine for The same year. Il
1t has SINCE, every three or four years gone the
rounds .a99Aq LAW
eve hear from Enfield in the upper part Of
Keenesthat as two men were crossing a pond. IN
pursuitof asmoose, one of them being thirsty,and
ice b. some fishermen he stopped down 10, rissl
being possessed of along red nose, fish supposed
he had some bait, and made bold to snap IT. when.
the man suddenly throwing his head back, drew
out trout which weighed three pounds four
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

USLEAvENEp BREAD-T The Passover.
"Hoiy Congregation of the Children OF Israeli
have recently erected large, elegant and substan
tlal house OF worship at the corner of Broadway
and Sixth street, in this city. On vest, rday we
looked into the basement of this building, a Id
found persons engaged in preparing unleavened
bread for the annual feast OF the Passover, which
is very strictly observed BY the Israelites and for
the period of seven days no other bread is made
use OF. The unlcaven Tread is made of The finest
flour, and is baked in thin cakes about eight by
ten inches in size. We were informed that one
hundred and sixty barrels of -four were annually
used for this purpose in Cincinnati the congreea.
tlons in various parts of The western country OBJ
tanning their supplies from this cry The unleav-
ened bread IS wholesome and nourishing, contain
ing no ingredient but flour and water. AS This
bead may be curiosity to some of the many rea-
ders OF the Commercial, we mention that persons
who are not members of the Jewish persuasion
can procure small Quantities of it on application
although it is not manu- actured for purposes OF
traffic.--Cin. Com. % st - = 81 7. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

NEWSPAPERS M.rGEp Foa CunA.-Thc Captain
General of Cuba has notified the American Con-
sui at Havana that obedience TO order of the
Spanish government lo transmission will be given
in themails ofthat Island to any newspaper unless
it be secured with single band only, in such
manner as TO admit of lis examination without
tearing the band cover and that if any letter
be found therein it will be taken out and properly
directed and the postage charged on it according to
the placeit comes from. The Captain General fur.
ther declares that under the name of newspapers
(ps'iOdicos) all kinds of printed matter will be in
cluded. The order went into effect on the LIST in
slant ass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

among the last novelties at New York. A CORES.
pondent OF the Newark Advertiser recently saw :
card OF invitation from lady on the 5th Ayenne
not quite two yeats of age to another miss of little
past one. requesting the pleasure of her company
tyof both sexes were 10 be invited of about The
same blooming age. Dog parties are also mention.
ed by the same correspondent. lady, il app, ans.
admits to her society beautiful poodle, for which
she mas high regard. One day she resolved TO
and most agreeable fellows of The same race TO VS.
1t her friend. They. came, every one; not single
excuse was sent. There were crop ears and long
ones little puppies and great Ones as will always
be The case at parties. 800 :. - = - :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of Thursday relate.

the following Incident
John AsPden whose sudden death on Monday,
was noticed in our columns, is 10 be hurled tb;s
afternoon, from Swanson street, Southwark. Mr..
Aspden was one of the English claimants OF the
immense estateleft by Matthias Aspden. Before
the case was decided by the supteme Court IN
the deceased to compromise the matter and offered
to pay him the sum Of s26o,oOo to relinquish his
clalm;tllis he refused TO do, and tile decision Of
the court cut him off without farthing. On Mon
Jay morning the estate was divided between the
helrs al law and almost in the same moment, John
Aspden fell dead, at tavern in Carter,s Aley. Of
disease OF the heart, supposed to have been indu-
ced by disappointment and modification At the
time OF his death his pockets contained SOLITARY
cent ms entire fortune! To-day, TIE mun who
might have been possesser of a Quarter of q mil
lion Of dollars. will be borne to his grave from an
obscure part of the District of Southwark. Truth
Is quite strange as fiction. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

"a Cold REcErr1on'' AND Hosr1rABLE EsrER-
TAishENT-Accordins to accounts, both of these
opposite kinds of treatment must, have. takan
place on board the EIicss,n at Aqua Creek, ON
me occasion OF the visit of the independent Sena
tors OF Virginia to that vessel There were others
besides the Senators who were to see andbe taken
ers, they saw butwere not taken care Other 81.
laetoes perceived that there was something TO eat
on board, but their mouths tasted ii ION II
tory VINO Did not receive any hospitality on Board
The eaionc ship" stated This fact Few days ago;
truth oL bis statement. The Senators we're I'D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

FRENCH GODS New YoRK FAIR.-A Paris
correspondent of the London Times having init
mated thatthe French goods TO be exhibited at
New'York Fair would be chiefly The importations
of American me.chants Col G. W. Hughes has ad-
dressed letter. 10 tLat paper stating that very
large number of applications from French artists,
manufacturers and Others, have been made under
ther names, for space TO exhibit rare works of
art and industry, inthe New York Crystal Palace,
onlthe first of May next; and, moreover, that the
Emperor hmselfwill be an exhibitor of Gobelin
ahdsBeauVaies tapestries, of Sevres clina, and
many other natl; nal produ, is of great interest on
that &C casion. 81 Z. - s1o.. ~ 80 ~ -
U-A Washington letter says: '.Mr. Buchanan,
of Baltimores late Postmaster, is expected 10 re-
ceive the chargeship TO Austria. Mr.. Stiles, Mr..
Rowan, OF KY, Major Polk, Hon. John W. Da-
vissof Ia., Hopkins of Va.s Mr.. Harris, and,
indeed nearly all tile diplohasts ofthe Polk regime
are pres Mt, with papers in their pockets, setting
forth the proprety of reinstating them IN their for
meFsituations. The most OF them must be disap-
pointed. Mr.. Hadcock, nephew to Mr.. Webster,
Will probably remain at the Court of Portugal
Major Cass will represent his father at Rome.''
A44at'd 4------------>
1TThe W ashington Republic says that fhe sale
of the household furniture ofthe late Daniel Web
ster took place yesterday at catrusis Saloon. Ma
ny persons wishing for some memorials OF, him,
gave for various articles far exceeding their ofig-
nal cost. An ordinary locking cane. seat chair,
with eastors, tgenetaly occupiedtb Mr. Webstsr,)
sold for SIS; anil time piece that could have
NJ. A, Z, Or, x
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

"A Story OF ANcIssr TiMEs.-Brantome, res
pectabe French author, relates, that in the reign
Of Francis La Young lady, who had very taIka-
1--WE lover, land her commands uponIhim TO observe
an absolute silt nee for an unlimited lime THE,
lover obeyed the order for two years during which
space it wasthought.that by some acc;de ii OF 9th
Ell, he had lost thelu of his speech. He han
pened one day tobe at at IAN, assembly where he
met ms mistress, who was not known as SUCH,
love being conduCtedin those ilays in A more mvs
ferrous manner than at present. Thatlady boast
ed she would cure him instantly, and did ii with
single word-T.Spsak, i What more could the, Py
thsgsIesn philosophy Fave done with an its pa
depend upon so exact an obcdience even for sin
gle day5 But the times Of id particular.
afforded examples almost al atfach 7.
menteaEned esenlto Iadofation, which the knipbtsl
and other military heroes Of those ages constantly
were in the literal sense Of teir arnorons n,fs.
siops the devoted slapes. % SiS65iisss -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tnr Board OF Trustees of the Wheeling Female
SEMINARY have appointed Mrs. soPHRosIA B. THoAr.
SON. Principal The buiieing is undergoing and
will reftted furnished and opened on the April
next. %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
S w AIM'
CELEBRATED PANACEA
FOR THE CURE OF ,stE
INCLPIENYh- CONSLJJTpTJON

FOR THE CURE OF F.'str
INCLIoIENT CONSUMPTION
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE swEI,rs
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN.
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING PROM IMPURITIES
OF THE BLOOD, d EFFECTS OF MERCURY
g WAlM'S PANACEA has been for more than lin,
EO years celebrated in this country and in Ruroo I
extrSo rdlnaTy cures-oT the certificates of which NJ
enee IS made to the directions and books (Which maj
had graus) accompanying the Panacea Sone Of MA
give lhe particulars OF cases too frghtiu for general Il
Ecaton where Tho patients had been almost eaten % A
scToiua, and were dee med incurabIe by PhysiciarS
1t has been used in hospitals and private pIact NJ
has had the singular fortune OF being Recommended b. d
most celebrated physicians and other eminent penn
W; Gibson, Nj. D., Prof. surpery, Pa University.
xslenti5e Mott ~: D., Prof Of Surg n. Y UniTsE1
W. r Dewess, N. D., Prof OF Mid, Pa UnyeriH
n. Chapman, n. D., Paof, OF Physe, Pa. Unireti;!
T. PSrke; NJ d, Pres't College Of Physicians, PhL
Or. Del Halo, Professor of Medicine, Havana
Jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof Surgery, Lisbon
J: Chapman, Member Royal College Surgeons, OOI.
G. w. Erving, late Minister to Spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British ann.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &C., &c.
And also the wonderful cures effectl by SwainsPD
aSea have for many years made it an invaluable Ieni
The Panacea does not contain mercury in any form X
being AN innocent preparation it may he given to e
most tender infant.
The retail price has been reduced to ST. so per bs1
Containing three half pnts) three bottles forSt
81 BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaim's Panacea IS in round bottles, fuited lOllt
Many WIN ~ fsSllg fsts5z 9l0ER Hn bs
andhaving the name of JAS. SWAIN stamped on The VI
Ing way and written on the label covering the cork VI
splendid engraving for the side of the bottle compOls
geometric lathe work, comprising nine different Ia
whle have beenturned for the exclusive Of The ~
grayeTs, Of Philadelphia In the Gentle is pOItEaG4
late VIM Swain, COPYRIGHT secured:
ALSO, LWAIM'S VERMIFUGE.
a valuable Family Medicine being highly approved NJ
edy Tor all diseases arising from debility of the dE
o.gans, such as Worms GhoIerS Morbus pyse9ttI {,
See the Pamphlet (Which may be had gras) acconp1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

OUTRAGE on AN AMERICAN Orr1cER.-A cores
pondent of The New York Herald, dating on board
the United States ship st. Louis, Genoa, has the
following: re.a,a a.s,t - a
Whilst lying at Marseiles the officers of this
ship frequently went on shore, and the Custom
soldiers stationed GU the MILE always permitted
them to land without interference, but upon one
occasion Of our lieutenants landed at another
part of the Mole, and his person was searched and
also small package that he had in his hand.-
Tbs was an outrage of the first order and our cap
tain Immediately demanded, through our Consul,
Mr. Hodge, an apology and explanation of the
matter which the authorities of the city hastened
ity, and Furnishing the offender as ne merited The
apology and our reply was full one. saw ii,
aud think that our fine old Consul deserves much
credit. His letter was a well written and manly
one, and he said that if full and complete expIana
uon was MT given, all the American men of wal
would leave the port, and the Emperor himself
should be applied 10. As ii was, the termination
oil The affair proved satisfactory 10 both parties,
and do not think that repetition will take
place. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
'.1,,.'E McLURE HOUSE, %
JAMES GARRoI,L PRnPEfrne,r,,a

8azaWHEEIiNCi5 VA ~ -
As been recently completed at cost OF ver ann ooo
furnished In the very best style III III
me IN use IN best Hotels and is
caeulafed IN aITespectS for effst class HoRse -
he been engaged heretofore in oue of
tne nest EASTERN deiermned bi
20 none west east and res
pectmLly solcits Their. iayQfs q Gaha:ff-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22


To the uoters OF ne third District In Virginia for elect.
ing CommiSsio,ter of the Board Of Public Works.
Gene.nen,-snce declining again to for Congress-,
have, Unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts the third District become candidate the
Board of Public Works II you think be service
you this position, you at liberty to command
whaever of ability may promote in that
nection the best Interests my ma tive State -
" argF az Most Respectfully, r. ~.
E t- ''f1 w. 't-st J. 81. II. BEALE. ~
House Of Representatives., Feb II, 1853
tT REMOVAL. ~
GHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tile story brick building,
t No. 115, Main Street,
west side, between Monroe and Unou Streets where
viii be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers. which
would be pleased TO have my Old friends and custome
to call and examine. sa ar- ~ q, -.......-. ~
feb4 WIN. T. SELBY.
~. G. Metcqf will be found above establish:
nlent. where he awaits his Old friends. -s FL ZOO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

-.
NECESSITIES OF TRADE.-ln quoting the phrase
from Adam Smith that ''rrade has its artificial ne
cessities'-the Cotton Plant connects with il
the following practical illustration: '.' 7
Any one who willtake the trou bic 10 walk dow n
to their daily papers aid ask, will be astonshet 10
learn. that their paper pays from $500 TO $4,000
year for telegraph Ask then, what tie telegraphs
pay them, and they willesrn "nothing.' "Why
do you have them,'' says the merchant "Phey
are the necessaries ofthe daily press. If our CO.
temporaries did not have them we would not; but
now we must have them--Or lose ground" The
merchants of Baltimore should recognize the ana
logy here, in regard to ocean steamers without the
aid of Hunt or Adam Smith. These steamers to
Europe have become necessities of trade-.xpen-
Sye to be sure-but not the less absolute necessities
II New York, Boston and Philadelphia had none
baltimore could do without them, FOR they you'd
then all be on an equal footing. But those cities
having them, gives them an advantage over Balti-
more. The necessity exists-is apparent-has its
effects upon trade. Baltimore has an extensive
railroad communication Observation-Disclosures and
to the South. What outlet is there? There is a
necessity this day for line of steamers 10 Europe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
'oufn' Or PERFECT JET BLACK,


.sff Staining the Skin. =. 80
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by 11ELLs CALI
WELL, Wholesale Agents. and by wM. r. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
monrd OF PnbIic works.

Robert j. T white, ESQ the present Senator from Lou
doun win supported candidate the Office of Com,
missioner of the Board Pubic Works. in the Northern
district the State White is gentleman of high
character, ability intelligence and having served
years in General Assembly is familiar with the
system OF Public Works MANY.
Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dye Is warranted il used according to directions
to change the hair any other COLOR beautiful
Auburn, or AZ F'EF -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22
washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10, 1858.
The report that the Senate would adjourn sine
die to-day, is of course without any. foundation,
they having yesterday adjourned over to Monday
next Giving the rumor fnanufact urers of nomi-
nations and combinations, atlleast afew days rest
from their labors. During the four days that the
Senate was in session this week theysacted upon
and referred many appointments sent in by the
President and also confirmed large number, prin-
cipally those of minor importance.
Among those confirmed yesterday was S. G. &
VIM. Hammond of Nd, Collectors of the Port Of
SansFrancsco, California. This positionis.a. very
lucrative one, and there were of course host of
applicants. You will notice by the list of appoint
-ments; that members of Congress are getting a
large share of the Looesand fishes. z. Z. 4 81
g There has been quite spirited contest among
the applicants for the Post Office sat Nashville,
which was decided by Sen. Pierce, in a manner
not calculated to please any of them, he having
appointed to the place person who had not APP.
piled for it. As yet no diplomatic appointments
have been made by the new administration, nor
will there be any for some time it is said. The
Senate yesterday went into election of officers
for that body, when the following gentleman were
elected: Mr.. Dickins, as Secretary of the Senate,
by an almost unanimous vote. He has occupied
the position for some years: Mr.. McNair as Ser
gean at Arms, in place of Mr.. Beall, and Isaac
Holins as Door Keeper. The Wing Senators
took no part in the election, for what reason
we were unable 10 learn. The closing of the
Mechanics Metropolitan Fair, which was 10 have
taken place on Thursday, has been postponed un-
til Saturday next, on which day the awards will be
completed and announced and an address deliver
ed. The success of the Institution has cen al
most unprecedented. There have been as high as
5000 and 1000 visitors in one evening. A rumor
was quite current in city a few days since,
that duel was about TO take place between the
Editor of The Richmond Wing, and Mr.. Barbor,
member of tho Virginia Legislature, but we sup
pose it will end as the majority of such matters do
in this age IF progress, by Cancellation of the
parties. The principal matters of interest at pres
ent, sthe introducing of water into the District,
to be brought from the Great Falls, distance of
twelve miles from the city, and the bnilding of a
Bridge over the Potomac To The first object an
appropriation OF 100000 was made by Congress
as mere beginning, the estimated cost Of 1t is
s2,ooo,ooo, Tothe latter an appropriation was also
made. 81. $40 -55l5 ..-. ..
The weather is fine with frequent showers to-
day. 81 a'eaa.7 s H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-22

THE subscribers having connected themselves under
The firm OF MICHAEL HERR & Co., will transact the com
mission business for the sale of Produce Provisions
at Nos IS and 80 Spears Wharf, Hcrrs Depot aL-
joining Calvert Station, North st.
They respectfully solicit the patronage OF their friends
giving assurance OF their best attention
upon which advances will be made when required
3 MICHAEL HERR;
" ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-19
d r. HILL
The Celebrated Indian

Inc celebrated lndlan DOCTOR
fTrAKES pleasure in announcing to the citizens o.
L Worcester and other places, that his office No.
12I Main st..
word Young and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether orig mating from certain desruc
tive habits, from other Cause with The train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow Swhen neglected,
should make early application thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as well expense By this i'm.
proved method OF treatment, DR.. II. can safely guar
antee safe and speedy in all dis
that may under his care, matter how long
standing. EitheI invited TO his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other patients, as hun
drcds cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health ha piness,
and in many cases, their tues in the hands of physi
clans ignorant of this class of maad IL is
y impossible for to understand all the ills the
human family subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclsiV ely devoted TO the
treatment and study Of Syphilis Gonorrhpa, elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body throat legs, Pain in the Head or Boues,
and all Mercural Affections aud all Impurities of the
Blood whereby the COns tuition has become en ebled,
enables the Dr. TO offer Iele to all who may place them
selves under his
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar to Females
Snppressions Irregularities c., speedily and fleet
ually removed.
O. The French Periudi al Drops and Pills for the
above Affections have been well tested for the last ten
years.
Dr. Hhrs Preventative for married Indies sent to
any direction, secure from Ubse Walton. Price SIS. Per-
sons at distance may consult Dr.. Hill by letter. (post
PAID describing their Case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded TO part of the IT, States with
tul and explicit directions for Office arranged
with separate apartments, so that patients but
the Dir
~ Office hours from A. NJ, to PPM
apis DIFF Office l2l Main ST.. Worce ter.
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