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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

BOOKS, Stationary, Variety 1Soo5S -
TFlHE Subscriber thankful for the liberal latToH,S
ded to him. begs to request the attention Of srIT
to his present large and well selected assortmeT -
ing of School, Medical, Theological Historical NJ
cellaneoua Books, Plain and Fancy Stationar ~ =
books, Wallord Window Papers, and Variety gu
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees mi a.
wishing to purcla$ein Quantities, every irdut.rtsI
be offered in prices and icrMs.liie i
Rags takenin exchange or paid for in cash, at IN
rates. g 'zith' 80
"a -9 III JOHN, H. THOMPSON
Aug. Pill. 81 MoGrue Shett
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rpckur,ox.- Renembor1the,, Parents and all others
that Hobensack's WORN STRrP is the only Medicine u
nse that will eradicate Worms with certainty, and will
not disagTe with the delicate stomach be careful
81 HopRNsGCK. lis on every bottle.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
.sHoa > Warehouse.
RSTARIIS HRD 1871

WE offer for sale a wen selected stock Of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER-MA]eERS'
Having been ne frat general years, to establish in the
West Paper business " eli ITS paris, We heye
connections with the best nutaetu
rsrs in this country and receive supplies directly from
Them Tie prices and terms now ofer are as aVora
BE as the same goods be purchased for in tho Eastern
we have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades Of Writing Papers made In this
our Stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
the West We have but Uniform price to all Orders
win be filled at the same prices as II bought III
pcrson. Samples will be sent by mail free Of cost
Ea1g1f BUTLER & BROTHER, D.
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
N E1a.rI GfFNa
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRoNonIrls \

Ks
Messrs. SANDs:-Having suffered many Yeas with
dis a2e Of my throat, aeeng the a,ynS during which
in Europe and the United States, without receiving any
permanent benefit but all the time my general Health and
strength declining disease king fearful css
caustc applications used, and whatever else was
thought efficient for producing cures but am conf
dent the depoabe situation in the aryngits being
accompanied with phthisis difficulty in breathing
would have terminated my life had not obtained re-
lief through the medium OF your invaluable Sar lila
say, genemen when commenced using the Sar-
saparlla did not place much confidence in its VII tues;
and this viii mot surprise you, when you informed
tried than fifty die' remedies during the past
years. without any sUccess but aier taking YOU Sar.
Sapara ew weeks, Twas Obliged Ut last 10 yield to "
idence This specific has not only relieved but
cured me. and therefore think It my duty, gentlemen for
the benefit of suffering humanity to give you this atesn
tion Of my cure Yours, very truly,
Consulate of France in the United states
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= ~, =, NE Eo1Low1Ne!

| =
And you Indifferent to this appeal Human
ity calls upon you your outy 1t is only one out oil
the mnhy thousands who ha seen It's wonderful effects
Dr. j. N. Hobensack,-ST latitude to you, the In
venor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
testimony Its favor, beng SAT- gentle, yet power
fencc in knowing thu effects various
my vile, who well skilled in ninstertng to Children
in distress; IT the best she had ever used
would use no other while yours could be had. daugh
ter OF ours became seriously diseased. Her symptoms
were alarm nE but her mother sought out reme
DIV for Worms Having obtained your, by the time she
had taken bottle o! Sir, the JOY gave an
ing about five or six years old She passed an immense
quantity or Worms sicky couenancc now brighten
cd her spirts returned and in short time lovely
child Threatened with decline deaih now gave prom
fsc OF health Thanks to kind Providence whose bles
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child With conf
dencc recommend it to all parents whose children are
JAS B. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
81 Pa stnr OF Tie Snnthamnton Bantist Church.
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Advice.
yod Gre trouble with eough rain in the breast or
i any affection oil the Lungs-Use 1rentlnger's Com
If YOU are afflicted with rheumatism, received
bruises sprajns your hands feet frost bitten
or chapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lin-
shouid you be affected with Scrofuls CT any disease
arising from inpurty blood, tie inudciOus use
OF mercury, by all BrenDger's Fluid Ex-
tract OF SarsapariIa and andelion.
cases have given satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy over every other medicine in the cure of these
complaints, for Which they are recommended.
~ ~ -2 BRENTLINGER d ARMsTRoNG's
Apohecary Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House,
Jec2P52
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MEDICINAL.
DIR HARRIS

MAY be confdenaly consulted his Lock InfTnary,
HL No. 81 South Gay st between LON bard anu Seconu
sis, opposite the Exchange Buildings and CITY FSSt
fee baltimore Md. This Medical Institute, estabnsheu
ovo fifteen years in this ctyby regular Physicians as
refuge Quackery, is widely 9r speeay anu
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Grooeries at Wholesaie

Groceries at Wholesale
ENn BBLS. lMoLASSES;
OIJSI 400 bags Rio Cofec,
90 pockets Laguyra coffee;
60 Old lava
60 boxes cavendish tobacco;
On kegs 6tw.
10 bbls, cut and dry
80 boxes Stewards n Y 'cardtA,.s ..
st 100 hhds. sugar;
.,- =r 80 bbls, Coverings refined sus,r.
10 bids. Louisiana p.
.l Is % hf. oh. Y. II. G. P. and INN. tea,
80 catty boxes
30 itieTces rire; rs+..
,,t 90 boxes white pines;
81 Colgarc's fancy soaps;
Together Ivitha full assortment Of Family c,,...
including Spices. Fruits, Dyes,ufs, Fish, ee ~
TALIANT g DELAPL4p
na3 No. 80 Mans;T.
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City TRADE.


an enual iscuTntiVe pOeTo ConIaln4 DO tIVUhUII
HII-TfRs ACIps, or NAusEuus DRUGS 1T is extremely
agreeable to the taste, and may DO taken by tho ost
ebIe patients who eat water cracker without
acute distress Beware ofDRUG0Ep LIMITATIONS. fepsln
Is NOT DRUG. .;...,.. ,r.,ti,
giving Iarge amount or SCIENTIFIC EvIDENcE rom Lie
bIes Animal Chemistryj Dr. Combes physiology OF d.
EeStion, lIr PeTera on Food and Diets Dr. John ORA
per Of New York University; Prof Du1glisons thysiolo
yt Prof SilIian, orYale College; Dr. fhys-
olory ETC. together with reports orcUREs from all parts
orthe United States. - 1,,t,p,,I NC
1vhal. ~. i a and Retail AGENT . = mare6-d@wty
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niRTTPTTVE DISBASES.

IS42A96AE049h0s
T become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city, that in the cuc OF si Gtula,
letter and many other diseases BREN .NGERs FLUID
ExTRHcr or SARskPARIELA DANDEIION is decidedly
above all PREPARATIONS 1Gspeas for itself
used; and although have taken the pains OF haV
ingt published throughthe papers, appointing agents
tbs sale oft yet almost weakly receiving or
states by persons who by some chance Ioans nave heard
ofits wonderful curative powers Tbs following
gentleman Vermont few days SINCE who use1 1t for
very serious disease:- rs s-asss
DEAR DOCTOR;
- . The two bottles OfmediefEe Igot frOmy01
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send me
some more By Express. & .tacs4 i $50
+ 81 Yours Respectfully
1t is now by nearly al the Of osI
city, not as quRck medicines for have made them aG
Whit componant paTtai and say TO all
such a we have not the opportntYef making known
to- that is entirely free from all ana y AoL IN
dine, Fowlers solution, OF other PLopertle
be had at Paxton Lakes, and r YAhrhnSs anet sob
aBRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG. z
Monroe street Opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va
July 81, '62. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheoa.
DICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
III fixtures ofthe establishment occupied by F. A. Brent
nger Centre Wheeling and by additions to his stock IS
prepared furnish city and country customers with The
purrst best Drugs Medicines, Oils Paints Dye StuS,
on the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department..
He will attend promptyto the filling oil prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded at all hours
Perfumeies imported Hayana cigars, and veTtety oil
fancy articles on hand CAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Berger oriSpine and Muscle S11Snill1e
fB thls remedial agent forbear 70 say aIythn tnc
" speedy and eFtain action in removing
NeuTalga Spfans pains from Bruiseas Burns $50
extraordinary speak ita real you
really fear, could give our
~ ~ u PAXToN & LAKES, los
Rni OF Susp. Bridge, and az
Aug. 2f-iy;d. BRBETLINGER & ARMSTRoNGss
sgss Hats and Caps. IS
1Gl6 Doz Caps from $40 be pro-
lSs cured at D. Hat and Cap store, whose
legitimate business Is selling Hats which is the
plaeetc can for hionshie his sep g
y
nSfl Ibis SupeTfne and Extra Flour FOR saie BIZ
s0DGf iuneS JOHN r "a oRROyK- -
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DR.. Hairs celebrated Pulmonic

Elixir.
oR the permanent ofcoughs, colds, consumption
ID. bronchitis, asthma, Influenza Group woopng cough,
OF The bronchea and caused by pub.
warranted the and best medicine for diseasr
es o the Iuiigs ever sold in America. isa -. 1
In this medicine to the public nave the
satisfaction to know that not only present them with
an invaluable anote for the class Of diseases It rofes
ses to cure which is perfectly harmless in its CT
out any fear OF. mineral posonH forE1t contains none.
The fact that alarge portion OF the ana death
e country is caused by disease OF the oas
OF consequent upon and cold has in
ced s n mt 1t within the reach OF every Individual
who may need remedy that has proven itself so lnTalu
able. ~ i5,....
those diseases OF the lungs wheh frequent in
our chaneeable olinate claim ~ 70 be III advance
OF all everbefoTe discovered Tor those peculiar
cop Units, an Improvement upon all, and consequently
We no extrayagant assertions of its efficacy
in curing the vendors Of too
who an who trust them nor shall we hold out
inducements which experience does NOT Jnstii
will persevere in ths use OF this
and useita nscted, be cured IN every instance
Is not beyond the power Of There are
nun eros persons enoyin the QIhealth and
lile as Il were, yo1d nave long
shcs crave but The timely and perseve
ring use OF this invaluable remedy II IS not pretsnded
nat It fs inSlbIe In every stage Of consumption butwe
orSns thaany ohsr icine offered to
the public An we asks trial and IN every instances III
freely according to The and 1 perfect salts
actionis not given the money ~ ss getsEned
BAKER DTugzist, Wheeling We Also, BY Druggists
sgreralIy throughout the country apYyiy
No NECESSITY FOR III ALL,
IN you reed rot got your ned ~ The suns
WI 9ot on is NJ n Notice Bros. and buy haids
SONG fafasol At yOJff own HFfce. ~ - ie4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

DIR. DYE'S RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, HoGrseness, Bronchitis and
Incipicnt Consumption.
TNIFTEEN years in the use Of this syRuP, IN
private practice, for the various affections Of the
roScha and Lungs is deemed sufficient accommodation
in presenting it the afflicted to insure trial OF Its ei
There is nothing this Syrup that will there
can be no danger the youngest chilli inis
use in any quantity any circumstances 1t is pleas
ant t,t md tS and efI sst Sd,,,s
PREPARED by Dr J. S. DYE, Hartford, Con. RS
For sale by KRLLS Sc CALDWELL,
dec3O Sole agents. &
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rn FEMALES


You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints TO which you subject In distractions
either total PARTIAL they have been found
benefit restoring their functional arrangements to a
health actio purifying the blood and other fluids so ei
ectualiy to put flight all complaints which may arise
from female Irregularities headache ddinesS dnness
OF sight, pain in the side, back and offered the public
as the best Pills all diseases; upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
we the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
their manufacture submitted TO for Inspections say
that the which they ere COMPOSED makes
them the Pill in Tor all diseases of the Liver I'm
purities The Blood Wesay this not only from our
own Judgement but also from that of lie best au-
thorty II the United States diseases requiring lie
use ofan a1terative Dnphorec and Pnrgatve Medicine,
that under notice. has been treated with the
F1F'ss : - p ~ GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d. fa.
sF.CRoWLEY, NJ. ID.
L. BOWEN, N. D. ~ 80.
UB Purchase none but those hnving the signature, j.
y. HOBESSAGK,' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless mutations. t,tfsll
Agents wishing new and all others wlshlnE to
become agents. must address the proprietor M Ho.
BENsAcK, at Laboratory, No. 120 North Second Street.
above Race, Philadelphia Y
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. s.
Pamphlets Giving certificates OF cures performed in diff.
erent sections of the country by the above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents. :, -,
sold by j. Baker, Wheeling wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; w. IL Briggs, West Liberty y Fer.
rell, Br9dleytowni rfadelphiai YIN Hosack.
Ronys Point; Dan1 FerTl, Coral Cove. Price each 20
cents. s malSs-ly5
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CITY TRA.DE1.
DIccOI.UlTTON.

THR partnershin heretofore existing under tho name
and frrn OF Poock & Donlon was dissolved on the 1st
inst MI James Maxwell having purchased the interest
of Rphraim Pollock The business OF the mouse VIII y
axwcl for the retiring soclts the con-
he liberal patronage heretofore extenaen 70
tho old arm EPHRAIM POLLOCK
sn27 JOHN DoNLON. 81
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ITls VINEGAR.
90 BBLs extra Vinegar just received and for sale by
~ ma20. A. G. ROBINSON d CO.

THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
TIME neone have found it out that W. ID. Motto & Bro
therlnave now got of the Prettiest new Spring
DE Iaines Cha areges, tinted Chally, Pouarde silks
and other Dress Goods Wheeling Theyare going fast
come soon ii you wish to get good choice.
marf6 W. MOTIF & BRO. :
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GUNPoWDER; ,i,. ,ss!s, j
SN0 KEGS rifle, sporting aud o'AF' .rr
I,OSJlJ magazine, and for sale by NJ Esipt41I
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WheeIng Window Class

I CASE MAMMA goop and ,ior sale
i ny TJgnea a0G8G q co..
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-TTT7-57--7'7I-. a q 8 Fl S H.. ,,;t AID 81,
NTos. 1, and macIere in WHOLE 1,t H. rsgIH
I-fN harTels. Also, No. herring IN P'NT REbl
| for sale by. y 2 mar
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, -. TO THE LOVERS OF ICE DREAM.
n r. zINN will open his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesda!
fbe 9Th inst with all his former and many new ar
faugeents for the accommodation of visitors, who WI
be supplied with the best Ice Cream OF the season IN IN
AbnSf SfNy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

No MEG ESslT ~ FOR III "A IsI,
Sou nee not ret Jour faeds TUNED ~ The sun
an rs Is w 81 Notice Bros. and buy hand.
some arasoli At your etell price z ~ te4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

n broncbitis asthma iEfuenza, Group, woopng cough,
fHaation the broRchea and caused by pub
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VALE PAPER.
TNHE Subscriber hand, good supply OF Wall Pa
per and Borders which he will sell at reduced Prices
JOHN FISHER,
aug2stf No. 135. Main st.
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sadJdlers Hardware.

T7a71- AND COACH TRlMMlNG.f - 4 y
lust orenel large OF SaddleT's
buggy Bows, Hubbs; Spnkes Fellows Carriage and
oIts, Malleable Irons Patent and Enameed Leather
and eyeTyting used trade which invite tho at
fention oT tho public JOHN RNOTE,
nia13 Old Stand, 1853 Main.st.
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- = j FRESH SHAD q ROCK FISH,.
n list received from Batimorc by b. and o. Railroad
d at 5ff s. @. BAKER & Co.'s boat store,
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e7''1 S : a'5 0 a. -SEcONDARY Fl RMS.

vii CHI should eve be contemplated with pure and uisuli
ed delight presents an icubusto the mind, filling u with
pprehensJs, excites only feelings OF disEust
Tepugnane The eXertions OF parents anu guardians
tei, youthful ing ORANGE npon TINS sun
ect has TOO often proved false and fatal pmosophyi lot
and guided by thu light truth, the pitfalls Of Ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
ppNN1ETEJIAN FIRES Atl
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Through dera. cement system, the mind
is unstrung memory falls the power OF concentrating
ing the intellect drear and desolate 1lmdity
irresoution with meta. choly iauity,-throw agoom
AROUND the scene ollie; haunted by invisible tormes,
burthen OF life becomes supportabe, and he punses
tespeI aely into gulf intemperance suiiue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25

Notice c,oes., =
THE business Of the late firm Of H. ,ShosT: ,s9
Will be continued by the understand VIZ .,-,i.
10 adjust tho accounts OF the SANE S5,1sgEY & LII
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21
More IntunctiOns.


The Portage County Branch Bank has obtain
ed the allowance of injunctions, by Bank Judge
HITCHCOCK, to restrain the Treasurers of Portage
County and of Ravenna Village from collecting
the taxes assessed against that institution in pur-
suance of the tax law of 1862. AS far the
greater share of the tax in the Village is concern
ed, it levied by the principal managers of the
Bank themselves, and the balance is employed
to pay them for constructing "solid and enduring
sidewalks" before their own princely residences,
while the people, who pay their taxes without
murmur, are left to 60 it in the mud.
There is settled determination on the part of
money lenders and currency tinkerers not to sub
nit to the same rule of taxation that is imposed
upon the people. While they are permitted to
enjoy all the advantages of government and are
surrounded with privileges which it is made a Pc
nal offence for plain unprivileged citizen to ex-
ercise they ask that the burthen of supporting the
gov ernment sha be imposed on the people alone,
and they appeal to the judiciary to relieve them
from the just and equal taxes which the law inn
poses3upon them, in hopes of finding some court
sufficiently imbued with the spirit of old fogyism
to grant their unrighteous demands and continue
them in the possession of the unjust privileges
which the people have time and again declar-
ed they shall not possess. Such decision would
be hailed by them as the perfection of human
wisdom, while the verdict of the people-the high
est tribunal in the State, and to whose DEGREES
the courts themselves are amenable and must
sooner or later submits held in utter contempt
This question has entered into every political
contest since the calling of the Convention to
frame the new Constitution and been the control
ing element at every election, and it will contn-
ue SO to be until the voice of the people shall be
needed and their verdict regarded. The decision
of the people has been uniformly one way-that
the Banks shall be subject to the same burthens
as they themselves are. Twice has it been de-
cded by the same high authority that they shall
submit to the provisions of the present law upon
the subject, by the almost united voice of the peo-
pie. No party is so presumptious to dare to
peril its reputation by defending the position of
of the Banks, but still those souless institutions
hope, yet vainly hope, trust to be able to COM
pei the people to yield to their unjust demands
and bow their necks in humble submission to the
yoke which they seek to fasten upon them. They
presume too much when they think to compel the
people to yield to their demands.
| In few weeks the Legislature will be in ses-
sion, and we hope to see the necessary means
employed to teach these rag barons that they are
not as far removed from the power of the people
as they may imagine. The decree has already
gone forth that privileged orders shall have an
end in this republican State Let the decree be
needed s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21
The Hhfg ON the Message.

Like the Cleveland Herald, the Wing finds fault
with the Message, on account of its being written
: by the President. This is as we predicted. AS
.seon the is given, the small fry came to the
rescue. In speaking of the financial policy of the
Government, the Wing has the following:
s.e "He considers no change necessary in the f.
nancal policy of the Government. The present
system of; taxation is whig throughout; but he
commends its soundness. So much for Demo-
cratic sdirect taxation. % 7a.l i1s'
a9 So much for the Wings intelligence on 'sfnan-
5ciai policy" " 5sH - .'+ go
The "present SYSTEM is the tariff of ls46, op-
posed to the specific, high protective. Wing tariff
of 1s42. This same "present SYSTEM which sis
whg throughout to use the language of the Home
Companion, is the same system that has been de-
nounced BY the wings, and by that same paper, as
a 'British, Loco Foco, free trade Tariff"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21

Editor of the Sentinel Circumstances, as you
know, prevented my reading the proof of my COM
of last week, and / discover some
bad typographical errors, part of which will
by your leave, try to point out; and others hope
careful reader will be able to detect, as do not
like to occupy much space in this to the exclusion
of more important matter. The word opponents
and the word appointments in the first para
graph of my article should both read appraisments,
and in same paragraph District Assessor should
read District Assessors.
In the second paragraph, '95 cents should
read, IS cents, and in the Sd paragraph 'uncovet-
ous, should read uncoHrteous, and change, should
read charge. Respectfully yours,
JOHN HARMON.