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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
FOR ISnIfimorc. 7TYnNhTngton, PHILADELPHIA
md New Work
ssss.sEsa 49, J
Great through Line tor the 7

Sf16dL through 41I4AS 4O4 SAAS
rINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i baltimore, and connecting with the washington
Branch Rail Road the Junction Claely called the Relay
House. miles from baltimore, and with The fmauel'
pa, Wilmington and baltimore Rail Road to Fhadeipha
The great tunnels unon the line now completed and
the whole is in fine condition. presenting one oil the
most pcturesqu. and romantic routes IN the woT ;
The now and splendid steamers oEtle Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel.
ing and through tickets from these places to baltimore
Washington, Philadelphia &C., may be had otthe agents.
or on the bouts. - -, :, o, ,,o.,.
A. NJ (NNhecirg time) and arrives at Cumberland CI9l
mies5 at Up NJ and allowing two hours there arrives III
Baltimore C3S0 miles, a. NJ the next morning. ma
king passage in about 20 hours Including all
- luggage checked through any eastern POINTS
without charge. .,. s.st.. ~ .,.., 70,
washington at the function, and for Philadelpha at Bal
lore without extra charge. Travellers are aotveu am
ME time and points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to BaltlmSre; S%ltn ~
privilege of lying anywhere on the route,( SSoy-o
Washington, Sl,6O-tO Philadelphia, Stp-to be had on
hoard tile steamer the Union Line on the ONO aEu o.
Vile mar WIN. PARKER, Gen'I. Sunt:.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

5nEL!xe-During the week we made flying
] . The "Bridge CITY," aud, as usual, were
n struck by the indications Of prosperity
Hspqyed on every hand. Many stately
MS have been erected since spring, others
progress of construction, the city is rapidly
! ias her bords rs up aud down the river, fac
sol various descriptions are in full operation,
S and wares throng the streets, whnrves and
Z bgusvs--lile, hustle and business ruling the
Wheeling truly wears the aspect of city,
"a. and growing"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

IN CmszsE NIrssroN.-At length the mystery
7:!.is this appointment is being dispelIed, and
1oi the Governments determination in tie
Es.s are dtscerned floating in the political or
n horizon. Wenow have every reason 10 be-
eaa; it has been determined TO appoint Mr..
za WLane, of Meryland. TO that mission.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
cINClNNATI MARKET.

ocTopEr 1e.-FIour dull, no sales, offered freel!
ot 25: BUYERS not offering over 500. Nothing
done Whisky prices declining. Cheese sc. Moth
ing done in provisions, market generally very dui
and nothing of interest tranSpired.
River stationary; weather fine.
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Halls. Hats!! Hats!!!

OF -THE LATEST FALL FASHIUN.
VIZ are now manufacturing Hats of the latest fall R
w sfy;eS and are prepared to suppycur patrons ~
ard the rublio with Hats that cannot be surpassed
endurance beauty finish and artistic curland although
iii Has are OF the class they will
nished prices low Os those ofinleor con.
eTent varieties of aud Felt mems youths and chill
dTen,s Hats Also, large assortment OF Ftiea Hats
of te ideren sraes her with fine assortment OF
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps Of
hciatcst styles Those desrous obtaining good arti
Gle in o line OF either Hat Cap will assuredly consult
b0th taste nd economy by pure hasng the splendid
Hat and Cap Store No 1913, doors north of w. IT, Sell
hv,s nrv Goods House. west side Main street.
" .onto' f7'esi- ". w. UNISON 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

!!,;u,aoE OF DR. srEISER-The charge against
ssiaer, u. S. Army, for killing Major Arnold,
SAMMY. was investigated by @. N. Brooks,
Justice of the Peace for Hill county, Texas,
Z. 18th of September, who, after hearing the
lace relative thereto, discharged DR.. Steiner
E: gound that the homicide was committed in
y-Lrre
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cIAvE CASE.

PmnApELpnrA, Oct. ia slave belonging 10
Col. CIenathan of New Orleans, was taken by
the abolitonists before Judge Metcalt, on charge
that she was detained against her will the case
was disnrnYed and discharged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

Il, American geography for English schools
a., think, sell well. A good one is wanted
K The editorial corps Of the Times would be
...el by a copy. In an Article in that journal
a.!y ii was stated that Wheeling was near
kzore, which assertion is in character with
r..r made some years ago by the same authori-
brli ST. Louis is in the State Of Mob.le
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
FAIL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps

Nos. LAG and 14S. I1nin 81. Wheeling, Vn.
,f., SLAVERY has hand, and is recely wing one -
~ of the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS thai E5
81 has ever beon opened in this city HIS stock -
ha wing been secC himself with great care he is able
TO oHsr Inducements TO merchants and others I suTpass
ina nrer wears; is prepared TO sell Hats and Caps as
oy as they can he bought in Philadelphia or baltimore
nr Comprises every description of Hats AMI Caps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
RpnM NEW YORK.

OCTOBER, ls.-The Exiles in this city have ia
ken measures to form volunteer Legion under
command Of Maj. Leonard jerzucauowskl' 10 pro-
coed to Constantinople to offer their services to
the Sultan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

Tas7. Henry Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn, N.
,.aiEadcts the report that his congregation had
s.a:ed nm with $4,000 TO buy a summer resi-
b. but says few friends have enabled him TO
Ig.sse farm of 90 acres, costing, with stock,
IrsaeRts, &C., So, 900. 9a.s 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

rIavre is little lady living near Morgan
b., HaHed Vance, aged about IA years, who
sH:snily organized Sabbath School composed
IlEsaiy.f five or thirty of her juvenile acqnaint-
E:, who meet on Sabbath mornings tolearn to
/. and read, and listen to her lessons of Scrip
God bless little Miss Vance!
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Chickering's Piano Fortes. 8

HE subscriber being appointed agent for
the saIc ofGhlcker!ng's Piano Fortes Tor
I'M " n n Western Virginia, keeps constantly hand
"a good stock Of those celebrated lnstru-
essors of music, to be the best in this, any con
Ivy These instruments offered at BosUnp prices, ad
ding carriage; wIthR general stock musical Merchandise
and Variety Goods, wholesale and retait
Old Pianos taken In exchange, Pianos 10 let Mu.
sic taught at No. 90 Union street.
maid JAS, iNIEJTOR.
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nnn,1 Nrm humans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l9.-Cotton heavy. will
few sales. The Atlantic's news.was received q
ten and half this morning and published IN tn
evening Delta. Arrived back the Emily Harding
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

RIVER AND WEATHER.
P,rrspuRorr, Oct. 19th.-River Q feet o inches
FILLING. Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

rThe Washington papers announce that du-
lie remainder of the present month, the Pres
+; Ill receive visitors only on Thursday and
a'-iy of each week, between the hours OIL
>!I'cIock, P. NJ. tiss f.f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY oShOc la
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, known all Of the States having for
number Of veal represented his Slate III Congress-:
il affords me pleasure to state that DIR. Tho
ture has most extraordinary cure OF my slave
Inv Albert The patient three years OF age and had
the scrolua His father is sclUlulous The boy was
wing OF rom head to foot The upper lids
hbng horrible mattering ulcers and over the
eve balls so us to produce blindness tits stTange yet
true this cild-tlat felt resigned to die relief
from suerng-hns been restored 10 health under tho
Treatment OF DR.. Hampton. r. THOAAsSoN'
Louisville, March ~, 1851. go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20

zinc President has recognized Charles .soule,
3 Vice Consul of the Oriental Republic Of
lla.l lyt the ports of boston and Salem. .-,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE CT THE OLDEST MAG
- ,s,rn Arrs In R.LrIMnRH.

IH. BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1851.
Mesars Mortimer 6 Mowbrayt fell duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. Hampton
Tfncure For length tire have been subject togrea
prostration power, and great debility OF the
nervous sysen accompanied with papitatlon and fut'
teriiir Of lie heart lllad sudden attacks one
casioH could scarcely get home. In making mention oil
lny case rtend he referred me to Joseph X staple
more, who had used the Tncture under similar circ9m
stances l called on Stapleton, and, aer an inter-
view or some minutes fully satisfied OF tho medical
virtues The Tncture, from the evidence beloIe me- OF
falling state health, put now hearty, hale
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
the Tincture and before took the contents ofoMe
bottle my strength was renewed and can walk as brisk
and am as active as twenty years ago. This Tine
which, when destroyed, the whole system is in state OF
do assert Isl in reality, what tits represented to be
oyDr' nafp''H' 'n' WIN. A. scHAEFFER.
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cuo1ERA ON sHIP BOARD.

Pu1LApELPnIA, Oct. 19.--The ship Jugadahock
for Boston, with passengers, was spoken OF sea-
IS of tue passengers died of Cholera, and ID were
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5ImE.,pIHB 1.r,IApb4I
N 81, -. 8 2 Z =

a4A - = = l lElAfeA y AlE@iiS=S
80 ssSsersIzazee. e 3 l5
"a "a Ia Ia IA AWE ags1
III III flSAs 49,
S1SNZ II y - 3 Ia ZB
T-r.,,,,, a IN fiaENOhEN0 q. 4. aEDLcLNE
IL il IN; 9oRsE,s
~. oh
Vegetable anu mineral k6gdonIi seacf Of soething
~ sss.HSe The lost OF eneIgss otthe ner,
All ants toRies, and naE-
LS He ~ sogethtHg has 6set
e deserts Of The stony BY tie Celebrated Prof
leading seee soc % fe @ nnS eonS
r heG G ~ pnysean chemis anu trayeler
Other vegetable medicinal extracts producing
y M VI, III ms or any other country
"a b@,, t En- Et,l&ith EH SgSpiAh We're deemed
simnis S,s NJ TSa aSt 6el'ere tho
BS fsfts ulsgs at.estsS tPsaes OF the
doubts TNcREHfIY rs vSRTHR over all
OF TESTIMONY which is frrrsistabIe
The EEIIS Tsnsaies. The evils
arising or abuse ii the various oTeos seh
make the wonteffIi ne called mans Ttrestnree
TO full vigoF every delcae with that
saFy 10 the "a @ S asfes
bic muscular name rdefcent in vital power il is
egy which necessary he fn ali tie the
s as we wei e. higher ns5sl
s sS vo TIRE feeble ,s girl ailil
nv .n, man p the victim OF
debility from the weakness organ, VIII ali
na ms1ate and permanent relief from the use OF this
i veGss @S asS and as
safeguard against that terrible mal6dy There many,
s WIN tnelE that
tSSis t Z The Et. deals WITH
he disorder ftseT hut causes qua VIII NOT oly re-
pFpTiTID NEE pt,SRENJ CONGRATULATIONS
Tlle Of tRs nervous dis.
merous Thai it would require column TO enmerate The
Ten hendashe ineipen n
G nTirkine sensSion IN tte Hash
tornity or the liver mental depression. weaEuess he
SV 10 move aintness amer exeieise bro
KEN sIeen and dreams Inability to
Mae r nositf0 ness ve
dency to miscarriage enaeia6n and ali complaints grow
ness that does not from organic
reach Of medicine: sssi,.llr,.ss
formation OF STRUCTURAL diseases it ayericl that
MORsES !NV VIZ! 5oRAILNG. ELiAlR -.
with and sn
fills not only y.hoS a,srd q but with hap
6a ali dies wlereSeT they begin fsh will The per
s that the S Of
that for every kind 81 disease the Exir Cor
N4~' = ~ T;f ID 0F NERV0IiS HDISEaSES
No language can convey an adequate idea o. the medi
Ie anu tle
er broken down by excess, weak oy nature, or tarea
once bTaeeJ. SiSified md built nm Tss mental and
Der its infueee Nor is the efsct iemnorary; con-
Teefis for the coTdia prone Ties of
its s,ndtion We'll NAV he be si
cd the ~ - -. = =
=, to y - nv
il the world would have I'D mted That miracle OF medi'
STIMU LANT THAT ENipAi lis NoiREACFIoN
It's force Is never as Is the case with 81:
% = ms anu . M he ai, oIb bo ts
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[Gazette copy.l
Read this!!

WYNN hole, at 16 Mai street. Lytstttng; ,I xG
w is this day opening the first lot OF his Fan anu WIZ
- rr SieS and Gents and Shoes OF every de-
rintIont All 81 the quality and latest style
msses'i nd cht&eas wearof all classes VIII shoss
III mems hoys' aud youths Kip boots anu
sample pair Of ladies Winter Cato ooots can ." W
Al the Pair OH the lsland :, /. a. :. ,,,,,,Ic z,
n AN lie above classes OF work are anu
will be sold wholesale and retail, rDu H0IR
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: VIM. e. Needs,

Rookbtnder g Rlnmk book Innufnctlsret
No. 24At Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. Sd u.
ToULD respectfully inform their friends aud Ihe pub
Wv lie in that they have bought tic establish.
mont lately known as james N, xvi ng's BOokbinae and
bind to order blank books OF eyery description Ssi
zines, &c tina manner not tobe surpss.
G5iCOnstantIy nhand assortment OF blank boolzs
+ ap12-1y 7.lfs-1ff res ? 81!
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! MISgEI j J NEOUS.I !.
aNEW GRoORRY STORE. 3

1. Monroe t !, Wheeling, VA s. 4 s 3
g y D.. WoopRoWi INFO. tho zens OF sFheelfng
Os aud Ienlers general that hes opening one OF
Inc best Of family groceries in tile Western
country consisting OF usually
groceries to md DRINK, n (which will be sold az as
low nriccs be bought In the city Give us call or
AN goods delivered to any part OF the
chaTEe.,f5 mY3t
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.ru PARkERspuRo GAZETTE pays the following
\ equipment to our city. We hope to 1--we 10
d. Jay when we can return it IN all its truth
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z 1cAmrrnM HXTRA..

Also observe Promissory Note with TIE propTietos
inyigorating Cordial - p SIRENS 7stA+ 95ia
no counterfeit which Is forgery. ,.s
ug-7he Cordial Is put up nEAty concentrates, PM
C pc "a 90 nor bottIei two for SIT six or So ~
FtN-f O. H. RING, Proprietor r
- iFt ldl3 1872 BroadySay, NeVy.Yor5
Sold BY Druggists the United States Cans
b and West Indies. e Il ilef1s, 9sEit
80 NHRELING-KelIsd & Caldwell;
: - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brothers; =. =
cINCIgNATI-B. H. Meahhgsj i7 = gssE !,
ss CUMBRRLAND-R.A. Healy q CO.
BALTIMoRR-s. 5. Hanee. sepls:d'IrWaW -
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n LONDON TINES knows good many things,
ne geography of the United States is not one
..n. Aletter from England t, the New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
.,.,,,rs,, flushed their maiden swords

4 --c-,c,r,Es'' flushed their maiden swords
Ih sections of Tuesday night. As we we've
I've "@' EARNED and equipped" it is necessary,
gu, ,r,,rye becoming modesty to chronicle
~ ,;ne Iaurels which the Fencibles have
u I me- affair having created considerable ex-
- .,;, is due 10 all parties 10 state that ii
S'o.., ,or mn attachment placed in the hands OF
r vt S.,,eant B!akemore, 10 be served on the
~ ,s,,s and tools OF Kelly and Haley, work
q '-- .sct;on three of the Hempfeld Railroad.
= ", ,o,s reported that he was resisted IN his ef-
I',' ,.,y,. the attachment. Justice M'Mechen,
r'y .n,,I the attachment, then authorized and
y ~ Cant. Loring to go 10 the assistance Of the
~ in the execution OF his duty. The Fen
- e. ,,cordingIy proceeded to section 3 on the
al without any difficulty or resistance ar
p. ,L,se men whom BIOkemore said were
p ,,o<s who had resisted hun, and brought
- ,o,sther with the property which had been
w. 81 10 town. At the examination, the evil
p. 90, no, $ iicient to authtrise the commit
g., - III. men, and they were discharged.
' :. ,,o,iyes of this gallant excursion Of the
~, were three Irishmen, and the ''spOils'''-
i', ,o loid of wheebarrows, picks aud spades,
-; ,s,s Of gunPowder.
= -. conducted themselves with strict proprie-
=. - in p,1tect obedience to their orders.
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ONE THOTISAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands Of 6s aid ss, Pound
Inns, nom 10 TO d cents, including tiTave!y. y;
Johns etc ETC. Also supply Of cattee boxes OF unteTs;
Jones aud Hudson's, Snotsmans, ThoIn's: kwple anu
Others so-the Old Diadem OF vi GINA Twists MARY
Bell; Cherry RipeI the California Gold Bar, etc etc
we are exclusively engaged in the tobacco trahe, nav
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the atlantic
cities, and having laid in our stock previous 10 INC au
mlcnls other better and but few eau
cquat either east or vest We therefore ask the me,
chants OF Ohio Pennsylvania and vi GINA to give us "a
We also keep constantly On hand heavy anu general
elk OF superior Imported ScSars Also American Srbh
sh Half Spanish, and common Scgars. Scotch snui
hIadders also N Id. packs Matches Piras Of yaroLs
kinds Pine Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't All 10 cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, GARR q GO.
aug23 .ara u nam sLIeeL-
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- hardly necessary for us TO say that Mr. Nc
,erps at all tunes large assortment Of lamps
n, store on Main st;eet, and we are often at
-ssl by the beautiful Exhibition" always to be
:, i, his room, of polished metal IandIcut glass,
..,,..,a adornments of the articles he has for
/. We are glad that Mr.. Mcneil went 10 the
r,,.ls:On County Fair. That one action will
s; +, extend better knowledge of Wheeling
! It. sa;erprising citizens, and we hope the ex-
.s., incurred thereby will be amply repaid by
lri-.,.ased sales.
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DR., Gordon Harris,
| GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDC

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
NFFlCE-BaItimore Lock Infirmary, No. 81 south Gay
street. opposite the Exchange Hutldnss, baltimore.
practical experience OF over enables Dr:H
cases which have too long been yielded by rys
hdenally, either in person or by letter! -. a
5Persoms at distance cured at home by addressing
ettcr to Dr. Rarls Baltimore, Md. All
COULD ntal remedies sent by mail to any part of the us
See advertisement on fourth page. Apr4-1ys
Foreign Exchange, .EOreign Exchange.
ERSONS wishing remit Moneyto England, Ireland
il or scotland, in amounts Grom& upwsrds can find
safe, quick and cheap me dunn tn o9gh - :,
p -. go 70 con EDWARDS, SANFORD&COJa a
" 5.I-l si--.-r5.7 80 N.PIGAfANi Agent
pet3tr , d 10 --.- . Mcclure House. E.
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CURE OF COUGH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cue or the venerable Dir. Duna's oil the city OF
Baltimore man well KNOWN and whose testimony adds
10 the triumph of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture"
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8. 1852, ~
Messrs. Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures 1t Is with
real pleasure able 10 attest TO the general healing
and crratiy powers Dr.. Hamptons Vegetable Tine.
ture Sometime during last November was taken with
worry bad and serious cough. advised to take Cod
Liver OIL and did so; getting BETTER was induced
to try your TinetuLe got one bottle, and before had
use ii ly cough left Permit me also TO state that
for the last eeI years. have suffered very much from
Acute Rleumats and Vertigo; continuing me, at times
my bed, i am fully Convinced that owe my present
good health to of the Tinctnre; and kind ProVi.
Wo friends at TO use This as you may
$500 E1fTg1 f17l'I r. > = - G. DUNAN.'Sf
N 81 cun be seen at any time the Mayors Office:
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rorrlSr ECCLESIASTICAL DEcisIoN.-W aLker
.af Tuinrcright, Provisional Bishop Of Net0
a7--l1 this case the plaintiff was tried and
:. :gi.iy Of certain offences, which involved a
&c VI degradation from the ministry. Alter
o. Il Of the Board Of Trial, the bishop was
,neeeling to pronounce sentence, and the
.--, fled his complaint md asked an lnlunc-
'a 'es,lalm the bishop, on several grounds; one
aall OHderdonk was still bishop oil the do
r alt Therefore the defendant has no right TO
io.her was that minister is amenable only
c.sfgy and that court of inquiry cam un-
as claOnS oil the church, be appointed only
s-TcalL aembers ofthe standing committee,
Ire court in this case was appointed by the
L Of ilai committee, lay as well as CLERICAL
S.sH. -''T5'-=-5s a s5,1.
-sf elections wee made to the proceedings
.i.y' that the bishop improperly refused 10 IS
commission, &c. q s.E
!. case was argued by Bette and Ogden tot
ant, aud by Stoughton fol plaintiff.
- morning Judge Edmonds cscidsd Inc case
4 That the civil courts have no power 10 re-
Tue proceedings of the ecclesiastical tn
established by agreement between the par
-siHselveS, and therefore that 1t was, mol
t@eat to inquire whether the proceedings
5,rsular or not.
Tat the civil courts can inquire only as 10
picLty of the ecclesiastical courts to ent6rsi
ll.stlction of the case; and s.. e
aat The objections IN This case 10 such ca.
10 ac:, which the court can entertain, are oil
.aaFacter that, il made in due season, they
4 lave been obviated, and the plaintiff, by
United 10 make them at proper time,
/! lis own Affirmative acts, waived the ob1ec-
'Ai cannot now set them up.
Z .s'sio'e the injunction was refused, and the
4 z allowed TO proceed and 9pIOnounce sen-
-E--.Neln XnrL En...:.,n pn.t. - 1891
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!. MIS-! MI CEL LA NEOIUs.
,5a.s, DIR. .. 8, ANARCHISTS 7atg..s
CEIIEBR ATIDH OATHOIiICON
For tke reLef aad e.ne 81 lSllf ering Fentales!

1t stands pTe.eminent
for tho curative powers
In all the diseases for
which II is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are proldpsus, Uteri, or
Failing OF the MOmbi
Flour Atbus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
anil liberation or the
Womb Incidental Hem.
orrliage, or Flooding;
PainfIil Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruatioli,
&c, with all their ae-
companyingeSils (can.
Gel excepted, )no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing.
The Catliolicon far
surpasses other rene.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
Tobacco Tobacco!! Tobacco! !!

VIZ would most the attention OF Mer
w chants and Grocersto ourvery large anu general
stock Tobacco, Cigars Snuff etc. and such other arl'
Cies as IegtImaIely belong TO regular 'a' - %
Vhnie0n a HohucCO House, t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
New Store.

sd -.s4... The al4ONDON r.l-
Watch and Jewelry Store.
r NO 10 LIGHT STREET,
a doors from Baltimore e, opposite fountain HotfiD
+ baltimore
NH Fbscriber after twenty years. experience in the
cities Of Europe, would inform tizens and strangers
who are good waeh that for quality OF work
ciities obtaining FINE DosDoN WATcHEs whehie w
in Ills country possess being Tsrsongty acquainted wsh
the most eminent London manuac tuners! 70
s s.FlS5-f-7 4at J.sALEXANDER,
7i Lat. of J. M FreIct'S Royal Ercha nge, London.
ucsFine Watches and JewelrJ Repaired properly. All
London Watches sold at this establishment
free OF cost for four years. - 80 .senlo-Yo-l