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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25
AM Physicians Agree

Fs-z-S{SFO THAT 'large and frequent doses of
.R1$H ES lSSS6loT nauseus ale Ihoc compounds taken
EsIa ~ .SSSt into the stomach time TO time,
kkS&S8S&AIaAi must have a tendency to destroy tie
healthful tone of that vital organ of
3fS@S the human systenI,' and 1t IS well
49, known to all The Medical Profession,
bbSS4Athat the active principle gallon of
WI IN Liquid Medicine be pla=edinn tea
why then the use OF giving
lkSSfttHSEi1lllaTce and nauseus jraughts2 The err
ee@AA0 roneous idea that "the more nalse-
Gus the medicine the more potent Effects, is dis
ared by all candid reasoners and it is indsputaby
we'd beyond doubt that BRYAN'S PULMONlC WA
ers me dcine the most agreeable and palatabe ia
uTc, is the most eectal remedy for Coughs Colds anu
heir consequences They invariably give relief in Ten
MINUTES, and pleasant to the taste that anyehiid
Xviii take them.
i.For sale by l. H.hPATTERSoN; % Monroe St,
(eb25 Sole Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25

JUST RECEIVED-
q Graham's and Godey's Maya; for March,
Curse OF Clifton, by Mrs. Soworihi
Gus Howard, by the author tlinnic Greyi
Ruth Carrot, by Ainsworth
Light and Shade, by Anna Brury;
Fortunes OF the Colville Fan by the author OF Lew
is AruCGel;
Living Age, &c. - >,>,vCtIPr
Eeb19 r.-.....-- 70. ~. .Lo.h EoLi t.-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25

:. printerz---A chance for Good saIga . 4,
M at the Daily Inteseneer Once, large sH, iDs Of
Pea. ard small FONT Of re. ts[n nanEs. 1t
s 's.s rrs,n if application be made immediately
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25
McLURE HOUSE,
ANES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR

WHEELING, VA.
HAS been recently completed at cost OF over 500
and furnished in the very hest style II contains all
appliances in in the best Eastern Hotels and is
calculated III all respects for first class House.
Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in OF
the Eastern Hotels IL determined to accommodate his
iatTons in ylc inferior TO west east and
nectf solicits their Gfeb9:tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25
Or. TOdd's Pills


IAN be had fresh and genuine the following places
" the city Of Wheeling and vicinity. vz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Bakers Kells Caldwell; Brcnlngcr
40; D= T II Logan o; Etel'k Ynhrling VIM Mckee &
Co: CRichetOwn): Brcntinger Centre Wheeng); at
The Shoe OF Todd d Devo market square, and
The Drug store OF the proprietor corner OF Quincy and
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at Dunns. Grave Greek; Be
billions and Jacob Goodngs, National Road; Benz.
Craven, Alexandria; Wilson Stringer'S, Wheel
ng aud Ely Loomans, Bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need no further recommendation than air
trial. they have now been in constant use for more than
twenty years, and if you will only give them chance they
will speak for hensclvcs-ty them 25c per boX So
lOz; $40 per gross. jane
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
M HERE.AS by act OF the General Assembly of Vir
w ginia, passed June s, 1882 the Wheeling and Bel.
mont Bridge Company authorized 10 increase their
capital stock TO any amount exceeding three hundred
thousand dollars including The stock already subscribed
and further authorized TO equaZe the Old with the
stock by the issue OF so much of the new stock to the
old holders the Board of might deem equio
be.
And whereas stockholders said Company their
annual meeting held the 3rd day OF January 1873,
lock of said company according to the provision OF sail
and to take such steps under the in their judS
nent should he reasonable aid proper.
And whereas al meeting OF the Board OF Managers OF
said Company held the th day OF January 1853, il
resolved that tho capital stock thereof should be increased
sixty dollars. the President and Clerk said
company ordered TO make the arrangements and take
the TO books and receive SunscTip
tons for new stock fer said increase OF capital.
Notice is hereby given that books OF subscription for sail
stock will be opened at the office of Russell IL FitZhug i'll
the city OF Wheeling Wednesday the 9th day OF March,
1883 and will continue at the place days
and after that time. Two dollars each share of
will be required be paid the time of subscribing
thereof required by the Board Mana
gers. by order OF the board. . - =
Epw II. FITZnrGH, Clerk. (an3i dtd
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Spring Fashion

For Gscntlemcn,s Hats for 1881
@ AVERY has hand and is manufacturing large
=. assortment of HATS OF the coming SPRING STYLE.
Gentlemen requested to call and them they
superior any that has been offered 10 finish style
qucy and price ..--. S. AVERY,
feb0) 1i6 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
40 0Tcrchnnt TniIors and CIofhicrs!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25
Gill, Smith & Co.,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 50, WALL STREET,

". GILL-Whceng, Va
Z. w. CRITTENDEN-LouisvIllc Ky.
u. J. SMITH, do do
g-G., s. IL would respectfully solicit cOnsignments
OF Wheeling Manufactured Goods OF description
they their with special reference
to this business and have peculiar advantage for eectns
([ebI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25
GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC
CONRIN AXIOM


Arrangements have been made TO furnish the knieker
booker Magazine; the Home Journal and the Now York
Musical World and Times, to subscribers for Five
Dollars year! This cheap literature with vengeance
The KnCkerbocker is 80 per annImI the Home Journal
&c. and the Musical World and Times SO; making IS
year the usual rates That three such works be OBJ
tanned for So year. is fact truly worthy the CalOrc
which is just being ushered in. or the Enicerbock
Magazine edited by Lewis Gaylord Clark, it is unne-
cessary speak, Fortwenty it has been the most
genial humorous and spicy monthly in the wUrd and the
volume Will be better than which preceded it,
The Home Journal edited by Geo. p Morris, and y. p.
Willis is known the best family newspaper in mr.
ca and the Musical Word and Times, edited by Richard
Sorrs Willis, with Lowell Mason, Geo H. Curtis, Thorn.
Hastings, VIM. p Bradbury, Geo. F. Root, and other
musical writers and which gives among 9th
things, S25 worth of music OF in.
struCOn in harmony annually is the very best musical
journal published. These three publications will post
family in everything worth owing:-Art science,
literature, music, painting sculpture inventions, discove
ries wit humor, fancy sentiment, the newest fashions
and other attractions for ladies'; choice music oi the
sabbath the church and the freside reviews and crit
cisns OF musical works and in
Short the very pick and cream of novelty incident bog
Taphy art and sciences including whatever can
solid in the family, and help TO make better
WISER and happier, be obtained for -addresi
.. DYER & WILLIS, y
PSF Broadway, New York. y
Editors publishing the above times sending til
paper containing 10 Dyer Willis, will receive tho
works named for year. Tfcbd
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OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are due to the Hon. S.
CLENExs for favorS received.
LIVE LEARN.-we have 10 record passing events
ard all other Information that be De ally useful
We the recommend Teadars the adver
tsement Bryan's Pulmonic Waters, and more, 'Try
them" They relieve cough Immediately See adver.
tiseneut.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Andrew MCMicken
vs..
ThoL:as MTiEiIt.
In debt and attachment.


,r In debt and attachment.
In Circuit Court of Ohio county-vi. GINA:
by virtue order the above cause !, ade on the
9th day OF October 1881 the Sheriff OF Ohio
bidder door Court House OF Ohio cour-
IKE @ SIX s seven and eight cs IN iG ssua1e NUM- GI
bercd sixteen ll6) n South Nyhei nE iormery Richie
chase.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF six tweI- e and eighteen
months VIII be given for eplch:se money tie ruche
Northwestern Va nd the title viii be Tesircd
Il. & =. att 81 WIN. s.-wlcKHAM.
feh11 SheriTor Ohio county.
COMNISSINN ER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Joseph Pearson and Sons LIZ chame s IN tie
John J: Hoss and others. county. o''' " N
10y virtue OF decree rendered in the foregoing
the 18th day OF January 1855 the undersigned Sheriff
Of Ohio county and such acting in
tic pTrnses viii sell al public auction the highest
best bidder the front door of the Court House Oit
n Oh Of S So a Ss % @ nt on @
ket street in the city OF Wheeling. There comfortable
Typs Of Saie-Tcn per the purchase money will
he requ ed in cash and there will be credit the Tesi
ed INK amens With sooI secn.y 5earins n T t,
the day sale and the title be retained until The,
whole purchas" money Is paid paid. {. ,,,,cry,,
ianoT:ts Sheriff and Commits soreT.
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county the month OF February
Mcclellan: Knox .ee..-
and Co.
Is CHASCEHY.
James /. GarrettsOn,
William McClclanl.
The object ofths suit is to adebt of 39 IS cents
and interest in which suit attachment was issued and
returned served.
Affidavit having been made the defendants
Inhabitants the commonwealth of Virgiuia-on motion
Of the cOmplanants by their attorneys it is ordered THAI
the said defendants appear here within one month after du
publication of this order and do what he necessary
protect their interests in this suit, and that copy OF
said order be forthwith inserted pub
sed in the city OF Wheeling for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the court house OF OH"
county tho frs. day of the next county court
4 cory-Teste: ALONZo LORlSG, Ctk.
CRusseII and Fitzhugh Tfeb9
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ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.
AT THE MoLURE HOUSE

y \ a Cook Cook. III G Flournay. Ark
Dawson, NY Neamon. Gin
,, Ohcer' Logarth b English, KY
lts biockseidy q c, BaltE Whitman, Bait
Jno NJ Rhodes, Va L d Sale, XIV
Cb ochaier, Gin Mrs Mcclellan, Ky
Chas Marshall, Ky Miss Winters, Ky w
J Cook, Parkersburg H G Snyder,
P Lockwart, Gin Col Kead q lady, Ky
L Lockwart, Mrs Talbot, Ind
II Cook, Bait Francis King, Ind
DuBarry, Phil Lemuel King, Ind
} d Vance & lady, Nd Mrs Sturdivant, Miss ~
7 g Healy, Miss TW Clark, Miss
T. r Fonnan, No 4 Purke q lady, Miss
w II Rush & lady, Va " Smith, o
b Wilson, Va DR. G Roberts, KY
Miss Mary L Rust, VIZ Hewett, KY
Dr Narng, Va b Lancaster, Bait
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AT THE MONROE HOUSE.

VIM Haldetnes, o AS Hanna, Washington
Win NJ Fares, o .. Cady, DO
g !. Dill, C &PRR JIM Campbell, Texas /.
G Patterson, Pitts w Vrooman. Va
D Mcdonald, WellSyll,eS ETeugwcod, Gin .
W Sloan & lady, Pitts Short, KY
Brown, Va Fl LABOR, KY
Cover, o Il Butler, Pa
NJ NlcLintock, Phil Snyder,
A Cunningham, o Miller, o
NJ Daily, o j Freeze, Clurington
d Douglass. Va J A Armstrong,
J Douglass Va Bye, Va
Hon E Brown, &c NF Garlic, Va
J Scott, Pitts Henry Marlin, Va
L II Dorsey, Va CP Brown, jersey City
Profs Wiseman, Phil B Dennison, Gin
VIM N Kermon, o Z Jacob Arnetts, Weston
] NJ Cooper & lady, KY Eli Kimp, Pa
D R Stafford, Allegheny, Pa
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Thomas Hogg-comp!ainant
In charoery.

- Table and Piano Covers.
lust received large stock OF French Embossed Clotl
u Covers, ofderent sizes and coors some OF superior
quality which will be sold low by ,,,.,,
sentf1 ]. e. HARBOUh, 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25

PROPOSALS FOR KEEPING THE POOR
PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
a. O'Clock a. NJ, Monday the 21st inst, for keeping
GIpeTs in the house for year fIom April list,
The proposals 10 state the price per week board
washing and lodging each person, and al-o what
rent each is willing TO pay for the poor house and
A'SSIhas A. S. TODD, PTest
NoLl Board OveTseeTs OF the Poor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-25

10 sen o2 J. THOBURN,
191 Market square.
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Wheeling ad Pittsburgh
For arkersburgh.

I OI S@A n I . . W 8 n
tt first running steamer Allegheny
IT, q CIper, y. \. Harris Master, will lea We
SS5EYSEfASS Wiling every Monday, Wednesday and
{ sSSE1SS<ssSaFrb'. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Returning
will leave Parkcrsgh every Tuesday, Thursdayand Sa
For freight or psgc apply on hoard or to
'l IS. c. BAKER Co.,
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id:-4t Rules held in the Uffice OF the
ISmt ouFt OF Ohio county, in The month February
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COMATISSIU NER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATI
Joseph Pearson and soEs In Chancery in Il

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the office the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county. tile month OF February.
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.,.. ASHES.
"a uNSINIcc

r-a-l BATTING. dix. Do. -.....,
0'' W. I0TroN YARNS. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

!S6O to seek An asylum within Mexican ter ritory, IN
IOund COLONY In the Mesila valley.
T. The present revolutionary condition OF the Mexiean
public precudes the hope of adequate protestion being
territory for time being and large portion Of the in
habtants claim the Of the United States
and solicit the remuneration of their territory TO Ne
Mexico from which IL Illegally wrested BY the state
Chihuahu
The MEXICAN people will doubtless feel deep sense Oh
gratitude to Lane for his proersd protection
at time when they think proper to make change I'M
their government and better their condition With re
gard to the that "a large portion OF the in
habants claim the protection OF the United States
and solicit the OF their territory to New
Mexico,' assert authority obtained ~ me III
New Mexico and that the whole popuataon OF
the Mesla valley consists chiefly OF people from New
Mexico and Texas of Spanish Descent who falling 10 re
ceve protection from authorities after the late wal
with Mexico, colopized that place.
Up to the present time nothing official hos been made
established by me commissioner the part Of the
United States, except what contained in Mr. Secre
tary Suarts letter to the President In October last On
my return from the survey in February last presented
to the Department Of the interior such facts could
hastily biug together In clucidaon Of the question:
accompanied by five maps, which document called
for by the senate and ordered to be printed The letter
contains facts embraced above in extenso with many
Others and enters large into the question Of what
understood by Mr. Secretary Buchanan and M Tfst,
the boundary defined in the fifth article Of the treaty Of
Guadalupe hidalgo When this document appears,
have no hesitation in saying that it will be conceded by
all that Governor Lanes preensions cannot be sustained
JOHN H. BARTLETT,
Late United States Commissioner, under the fifth al u
Gle of the treaty OF Guadalupe Hidalgo.
Providence. r, l.. Nav %, 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-04

The New Orleans Crescent in relating the Of
boys from drowning, by two slaves the risk OF the
lives says that there is law existing in LOUISIANA by
which slave his freedom IF be gayes the lite 81
hls mas-fr or any d hts family
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

PASSENGER, who escaped the Norwalk acct
dent says be is in favor OF trying the pecuniary
remedy. This touches the pocket, which, with
corporations, is the most sensitive part. Ten
thousand dollars fine for every death, and five
thousand for every serious injury on a railroad,
| which cannot be proved to be otherwise caused
| than by those in the employ of the corporation,
would, he thinks, make boards Of directors look
we'll to their risks in this way. So think we all,
The public mind appears to settle down kindly on
this proposition, and we doubt not it will every
| where prevail
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

sunshine on the past to cheer and to sustain US;
and the future may be lighted by it also. Thus
Tar we nave committed no errors from which
the admonitions of the fathers of the Republic
were not adequate to guide us. With each
revolving year we trust we shall learn better
and better how to prize their counsels, and how
to emulate the spirit by which they were i'm
pressed
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

Sets1rUAL RAPnlsas.--The Presbytery of Chilli
Gothic has pas.ed the following resolution in con-
domination of spiritual rappings, and one of the
churches in that Preabytery hes Suspended two of
It's members for participating in the folly:
"Resoved, That the practice of Spirit Rappiurs,
ESQ called,) as il prevails in many parts, is, ia
view of this Prosbytery, revival Of the old aboul.
instion Of ntcfomdncy, SO decidedly condemned in
the word of Cod
We are very much obliged to The Presbytery Of
Chifcothe tor teaching us so unerringly what
spirit rappir gs are Hitherto have only felt
sort of conviction 20 what they are not.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

Sur RACE roR TsS TsousASD DoLLARs.-Ibe
owners Of the ship Sovereign Of the Seas, of New
York, havins bsntered The world for a race, Mr. W.
IL. Webb replies that he accepts the challenge and
is ready TO bet The sam Of ten thousand dollars
the ship Young America (tae last Of his oonstruc-
tion,) commanded by Captain Bsbcook-the trial
to be made on the terms proposed, viz: from New
York to San Francisco, both vessels loaded, and
to sail together within thirty days of each other
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

DANE Law Sch, oL.-The Boston Conluson sOeolm
learns that the Hon. Charles Sumner has been
obliged to decline the complimentary invitation to
address the Story Association in July next. His
substitute, the Hon. Caleb Cushing, II adds, will
probably perform the service, ...
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

ANTI SLAVERY CoNvENTIoNs.-AN New York cor
respondent of the Baltimore Clipper remarks that
The late convention is probably the last that can
ever be held there, the proprietors Oh the various
halls, without single exception having refused
TO lease their property to them on or unoef any
nndit:ons for the future.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

FUGITIVE SLAVES IN JAMAicA-Two negroes
recently escaped from Charleston, South Carolina
on board the steamer Paraguay, bound for South
America, and on that vessel touching at Kingston
in the Island of Jamaica, were released by the au
thorties of that place.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

SEVERE DRoueHT is said to have prevailed in
the Edgefeld district in South Carolina. which
has had & bad effect on the cotton crop. The crop
of corn, potatoes, green peas, and strawberries
is, however, good in ihat district.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

A CoRREsPoNDRsT of the New York journal Of
Commerce says that John c. Calhoun sometime ago
declared in the Senate that. if the system of disri
butng patronage was not changed, the system
would change the Government. The disposition
of patronage. in eha pc and another, the writer
remarks. is become the great business of this Fed
erai Government. The evil is more likely 10 be
aggravated than to be be diminished; for, the
extent Of the country and of it's and rev.
enues shall increase, the amount of the Executive
patrona gre must be augmented.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

TEA CuLTunE.-We regret to see it stated by
writer in the Grecnvlle Patriot that since the
death of Junus Smith, esq, "hs tea plantation lie
on the road to ruin" Mr.. Smith spent much of
his time in efforts 10 introduce the tea culture in
the South.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

FAST EsA!-The Savannah Republican heads
certain recent casualties witn The words s'Murder
by Steam" Toierebly expressive. ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

LINN Boypi-This gentleman is again candi-
date for re election to Congress! from The fret dis
trict of Kentucky.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

THs MEMPHIS SAvINas' BAnK.-This shaving
shop has gone to the wall The notes of the bank
are refused-so says the Memphis Eagle of the 9th.
That paper remarks: "We are not informed of the
extent of the failure, the amount of notes in
circulation" This is one of the institutions pro.
scribed by the board of brokers of St. Lonis-the
others have nearly all gone out of existence 20 far
circulation in this quarter is concerned
Avoid them all!-St. Louis Republican.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-18

4VEW W DELAW AHE.-IE up
pears the new constitution OF Delaware to be sub
mited for the ratification rejection of the voters
on the second Tuesday of October, does not con
tain any new provisions affecting the colored popu
lation section, such as that to which the press
has given currency, was proposed and approved in
committee OF the whole, but it afterwards re-
jected BY the convention, The judicial power Of
the State under the proposed constitution ia to be
vested in live Judges to be elected for ten years by
the people, and eligible to election one of whom
ia the chancellor, and another chief justice.