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...als.ss o.3 Cod Liver Oil. .,5,.i ss s,sls
TUSTreeeixedi boxes Samuel Shines, rnanufactuT,
~ ofpure Medicinal Cod Liver best artice ar ti
kind brought to thia or any other market. -
BRENTLlSGER &. ARMSTRONG;.
Opposite Washineton Ha
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SSsh y PeiAil'ASs N6'
ONE WORD MORT

These chains which !hays lately been sent
over to the emperor OF the FRENCH be own
physicians in of cholera, proved
SO eminently successful. LISTEN ERT, sole Agent 3
b corner Prince eet and Broadway
flames BASER, and Brentlinger & Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. Its ~ {ettss w dc17-1yr
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ogCAuTioN +Remember thei, Parents and all others,
eradicate Worms, with certainty anu will
not disagree with the most delicate stomach. he careful
that you get the genuine tcle SEQ that the
y. HonrssAcK.tis On every bottle. h Ss5t5Tsssl
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E;RUPTIVE DISEAlSES

- A1tS - = = ~ - C4EEj<A0Go. q. s1rs
has now become settled fact acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city the cure of Sci ofua
Tetter and many other diseases, BRESfisoEH,s FINN
EXTRACT OF SARsArARILLA D3HDELIoS,is decidedly
above all speaks
usedi and although we have taken the pains
lngt pubsheu through the appointing agents
Tor the sale olt, yet we are almost weekly receiving
dcrs nom Vermon New York Ohio, Kentucky other
ofis wonderful curative powers. The following is from
genteman Of Vermont few days since who used II for
very serious disease 80 :
DEAR DocroR: $50, ...sit.-- + 4 s - 8, 'si- -
~ The two bottles OF medicine got rom YOU
whenin Wheeling have nearly me; please send me
some more BIZ Express, s.tss sl7
Yours Respectfully. 4 - =
tits now uhed BY nearly all the Physeans or
city, not as for have made them ac
qunEted componant parts; and say to ali
such as we have not the making It known
to, thattt Is entirely free from all not in
the least with The pteparations ofIo
due, Fowler's solution, other properties. 4 & n
To be had at Paxton & F. Yahrng and sold
wholesale and retail by = x $3.50
BRENTLiNGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite washington Hall, Wheeling va
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THEkTAPEfWoRM.

inns is The most difeut 10 destroy of all that
ne human systen, 1t an alniost indenne
SIg!n, nee0mng SO coed and senrl in the itcstincs
sussss p i ITS that those afflicted seldom
10 an early grave 1norder destroy this Woi M very
test;aent must be pursued would
Ioper 70 take or ormy Liver Pills. as 10 remt,yc
az onStueiions that the Worm Syrup may act direct
npon inc Worm which must BIO taken l0sss OF two tas
nave neSer been known TO fail In curing tile most obd
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Planished Tin Ware. =

Planished Tin Ware.
uST opened an assortment of splendid Panshed Ware
consisting OF coffee and Tea Urns Chatting Dishes
Ter Stewers, pesetaS Dishes, Dish Covers, Ees
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet ses-'a
neant@ article We respectfully solieitth attention
INC public 10 varied and beautiful assortment OF
and Steam Boat furnishing goods ~ 5sfi5J Ms
- - HOBBS, BARNRS;6 Co..,
No %, Monroe st, near tile Post once, t
noSiV ~ ~ 81 Wheeling, Va
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r- III ANCG a. a n ID
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS:
asS-.' $50 BALTIMoRE STREET
Importers Of English, Ger4nu,t end French Fune,
g.,;-l.t 7i, Goods, ,
III AVE now In store their Spring assortment OF Port
Monnaies, Vioiins, Percussion apps, AccOrIleop
roo.h ahd Nan brushes, Rosewood and liuao isi;
Ishe, Combs OF every description Cutlery Fans But
etc. etc iS'
lnthe Hosiery lire full assortment OF White Brown
ana mixed eotlona hose, Lsle, Thread aud Silk hose
otton hose OF every description Lise Thread and silk
nose description Cotton, Thread Silk
FIlley Stewalrs Patent Thresd, otton, Thread and
SIX Iaces Silk and Pocket HandkerchieTs Neck lie.
Dealers viii fluid our stock the most extensive In
nar24-dwtf '
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
Partnership heretofore subssting between the UNI
ders' gned under the firm name OF Warden d Edwards
ns been this day dissolved by mutual
warden has sold his inte,estto James W. Warden. All
indebted 10 said late firm requested TO settle
AM, adjust their debts with Jacob N. Warden.
Wheeling, December 1. 1852. zee
JACOB N. WARDEN Z
uecf-u MICHAEL EDWARDS. In
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Solid Dapuerreotvnes-

rDu,. 49,. II I1aB uSIT6OLypeS.1
,aess useossrl Is the wonder OF the age. The
also appears iesize and in every point resembles tie
Slyldual hair Taken at WHITBtIURST,S over Cam,
oes yewery store baltimore street. the city OF Ra
all the principal cities in the Union 17F7f -N -
Mr. tpHrTEHuRsrb has the honor announce that lie has
sst received etter from the President The United
states informing him Of the Medal
ana COPY ofthe Jues reports at the Worlds Fair Lon
G0M: mar30-tf
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LLOYD & CO.,
Claim, Pension and Bounty Land
.hEas rs AGENTS. ?
's'' Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury, b.
WASH, NOTION, d. c., ~
Cnsh advanced CIai nin Sc. : .ts.stE
AiMs before Congress the Unit States That have
been abandoned by other agents as tsortLleSs have
been successfully prosecned by addressed as
'bove post paid, will be promptly attended to. -! :
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7afa77 AFTRNTIoNlI

ATFRNHIoMll ~ 77''77 =
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST,
Wheeling Chemical Laboratory.
~ 70 Corner of Main and Sd sts., &, q q -
iIs} ir CENTRE WHEELING, Il 5il5}
HAVING completed my arrangements, an, now pre-
IL pared to manufacture a3f5i 81 - -
B.. AZ. PHARMACUTICAL CHEMICA LIS. St-e t.a
my building, corner Main and Sd
Streets All preparations warranted pure and pre-
according TO u s. Dispensatory. Among the numerous
articles mention: 49, . - - =
ko.zsAcids, chemically pure; 80, = l' e. ia- j
Anthony preparations, -
Ammon5 I :. - = Va ~ - 81
AZ Ammon IF,
!. concentrate Tor blisterinsiF
FSv Aromatic waters, ofalI kinds;
Alcohol, absolute; r. ' ~ &
ssi}s Extracts (Aleohol;l .l 's.'lf-t $
- Aereuria prepa rations, caIomel, etc.;
Sweet Spirits NftIei y f,sf'sf P f5 2 50
Chioroform, etc ,etc. . = y. sesi7ti so:
All Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations prepa rel ac
cordng to- The u s. Dispensatory and sold at
rer,s prices. n-l- :. N an23-ly RICHn RIIIM
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mi Az be Ally eonanited at MI, Io,,
NO y South Gay st. between LonSarI snS
RS Pp9siIs ne Excs.ge and City Posi- on
nee HsSlIimore. Md This ssta SlisSeI
over s hee years 10 this OCULAR Pyseans n
ON y widely FOR speedy nj
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
,.s.l Apotheca. 'f=4saa y s.e
IO1CHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
~ fixtures e5the establishment occupied by F. A. Brent
prepared to furnish city aud country customers with Tho
purcst and best Drugs, Medicines, Otis, Pats Dye Stu
on tile most reasonable terms. fGt'.f.l = :
Prescription Department.
He Will attend pronIptyto the filling OF prescriptions,
which Will be carefully Compounded hours :
fancy articles hand. - - - faniiN-
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: ) :
~ And you Cannot be indifferent this appeal. Human.
ny cans upon you TO do your unity II ia only out OF
me many thousands who HI seen its wonderful eects
VI, J. ~ Hpheilsaek, you, the In
,;,1 In rs ss belly SAD gentle, yet power
aily eneetu3l remedy FOR Worms Having lad much
IN knowing thu effects various ions
my %,ie, who was well skilled In .nieterng 10 children
IN IL the best lad used,
would use no otler while YOUR could be had. daugh
ter OF ours became seriously diseased Her symptoms
weS alarm is, but her mother at sought rene
dy Tor Worms Having obtslned yours, by tho time she
hau taken half bottle o! Sir tejoyit gave afeeconl
ave Hloihel, To see the child be
ing about ays or six years old She PASSED lhss
cd, her spirits returned and in short time lovely
thre9teted with decline death. gave ro0-
se OF health Thanks TO Kind Providence MhOss bles
sing atendedyour IS rtp, restored tile Child With conn.
suffering with worInss =. q = = ~ - - " "
700 JAS. b, BoWBN, Minister of Tic Gospel.
he Southa In1ton Kntiffsf nJ,rr1, .
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$3.50 Bound to ShaveI
TIE JAaUEs LEoouLTRE.s celebrated warranted
IL RaLoIs They shave with the greatest ease, are
the best brought to this market Just received
10 Now Jewelry store. wasSinstoH
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-s3Sa 10 hTARTIN 8. HoRsoN,5 40 Il ssl
sit 9lOtpi dnds General commissioa Msreiapts,,5,
CORNER Rcr1w BALTINoRE Ers.,
mar2s-1y HALTIMoRE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-11
France and the United States.

A Partisan journal speaks thus
Of the probability which exists of an
increase in the export oil American
grain TO France as one OF the results
of the war in the Oricnt:
eve have never, for our part,
considered the cereals of southei "a
Russia as Indispensable TO our lutte T.
MI consumption. Odessa, AzoH,
and the other ports Of those shores,
have already furnished this year
from IL to 100000 Of hectoli-
Tres of grain; they could yet furnish
from s TO 100000. This I'M
doubsedly would be great re
source, but the prohibition is not ir-
remediabIe. The United States also
have considerable excess, which
has been estimated at lI7,000,0 900
of hectolItres- Now, as we have
ourselves estimated the deficiency
of Western Europe at 60,O00,000,
ii will be seen that we liza We still a
larg margin, and thai we can get
along without the cereals Of The
Black Sea, which are, besides, sudi-
ciently mediocre, not to say abso-
lutely bad, because cultivation in
those countries is still in a stale of
barbarism. Besides, a thousand
reasons ought 10 decide us TO desert
southern Russia and to prefer the
United States, y hose products are
so much superior. In the first
place, the navigation of the Med
iterranean and the Archipelago, is
much more dangerous than That of
the Atlantic ocean, 10 the second
place, the United States are a civ
ilized country which will receive
our products ill exchange for its
own, whilst The countries border
ing the Black Sea, still compare
lively "a desert, receive only our
crowns, and, finally, our commerce
with The United States, whose fu-
t'lre is immense, will very favora-
bly, affect our vine cultivation, the
fabrics of Lyons, and The articles
of Paris, whilst the Commerce of
the Black Sea is Tor us, veri;ablc
ruin.
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The Black Warrior Affair,

We find the following in the =.
York Herald summary of the news
by the Arabia. 1t is more definite
and satisf acloty than the acreunt
received here by telegraph:
SETTLH MENT OF THE BLACK WAR
RIoR DIFFlcuLTY From Alodrid
II is stated that Mr.. Soule received
his INSTRUCTIONS To demand rqpara-
ton from the Black Warrior affair
on the 5tR, inst, and bn the 9th the
Spanish government madethe need
fal apology and pecuniary rcoon-
pense, besides blaming the Captain
General for his conduct.
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Later from HAVANA Another Gross
Outrage.

/ w K find The following i'll the la.
Ivana correspondence OF the Mobile
Register OF the 18TH institution
the Gods will destroy, they frs
make mad;" and never was this ap-
Iothfgm more perfectly verified than
in the case OF Cuba. 1t really seems
that the authorities there are using
their utmost enlea, ors and employ
ing every occasion to provoke our
Government 10 lay violent hands
upon their fair possession. 1t is
very certain that the conviction is
be coming general and strong, that
the only remedy for the gross and
acc nmulatins grievances TO which
we have long quietly submit ited, is
eth er to repeal the natura llzation
law :, or at once seize AMI bold. Up ps-
sess ion OF tho island.--Nemphis
AP1eal.'
OUTRAGE ON THE AMERICAN Con-
suit seems that Col. VIM. M.
Robertson, as usual, went on board
Of tina steamer Black Warrior, on
her last trip, soon after her arrival,
for his dispatch sacks, from the
State Department, and that on re-
turning to the shore, as soou as he
left the wharf, he was assaulted by
an officer, who seized him and his
sacks, al ID attempted TO take them
by force from him, a la Black War
rior. But he was not quite aware
Of The person he was dealing with,
and was thrown back, with slight 7
effort Of the Colonel, whereupon a |
gang Of soldiers, ready in waiting, |
were c a He'd upon, and they rushed /
to the rescue. But it as of no
use; they could not block the path
of the honest old man.
These repeated indignities ere
'ouD ~ VIC presume vi ildHJ I'eO-
BE, lining the whole Oflicio street.
The outrage would not have been 4
lttempted without express instruc-
ion from the very highest author (
Iy--Captain General Pezzuela-l
nd the object was surreptiiiously
D get possession of the cOrresnon- {
ence, and have as an excuse to G
ender, the ignorance of The officer
, disch arge of his duty. y
Short accounts make long friends
nd we hope some Of these things
Ill be adjusted in time; for we I
now not the eternity that fingers s.
18th Spanish spoco POGO" t.
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A WARNING.

Delay not; krbor lot in your mind that
Isonterloe of fools philosophy, that disease
viii get well of itself, Or that YOU can cure It
with certain medicines for few dollars. Be
ware how you tamper v It'll your general wei
''f +. via and yigt,o. youths. Why win '.
persist in dos with the pity napseatia9
compounds daily proaered; thereby ihparin.
Your appetite, and digestion, and destroying
-you mentally as wei! as physically. whei Vol,
can Do cured with a few doses Jf pleasant
medicines?
Ye fakes Of every age ia condition, Why
viii ye suffer and repinc and drag out nfsera-
bic existence. untitled for the enjoyment and
even 9rd|nary pars4'ts of life? Youiwho arc
thus annoyed aud wish to be restored to health
and visor by a treatment, at pnce ple.saIIt and
eiIeetual, should consult Or. MORRIS. His
success in chronic disc rises has been greater
than that Of any other physician Of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with
disease or consequence resulting from excess.
have been restored to health and vigor under
his really scientific treatment.
Should personal interview be obiectiopa-
bic, state yolr disease in writing-enclose FIVE
Dr. w. H. MORRIS, through
the Post-Ofice, Nashville Tenn, and 4 pack
age of medicines, securely put up, will be sent
and with despatch, full directions
sherewith. and no question asked.
Persons living at a distance, and afflicted
with Srof,tla, oil Uhers, 1ate, Gamers
Piles, FystuIa IN Ano, Gravel Strirafes. G2eet,
II any disease whatever Of an aggravated or
Malignant charter, can be cured at home by
onsulting DIR. MoREs, by letter, postpaid.
nclosing fee
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent per
nail to any part Of the United States
Particular attention given to the treatment
female complaints. ladies' who may be az
ieted with Irregularities F7,t9r ABuS or
V4ites. P,ozapsns Ute4i or Fa1liag q TIE
EoqsJ would do we'll to law aside all false del
aey ana promptly consult tho DIR. CURES !.
iARRASTEpi
Office over Mutual Observation-Disclosures Of
Re, Cedar st., near POST Office. Room, No. .
/, up stairs. L,
Jan. 26, 1854.
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Maj. Z. Ward.

The Trial Of this man for the mur-
der of Mr.. Butler, IN Louisville last
winter, came off, in Elizabethtown,
KY, few days ago, aud resulted in
his acquittal. We were astonished to
learn this, and 50 1t seems was every
body else that knew anything about
the circumstances. The people Of
Louisville and Elizabethtown are
properly Indignant We see much
said in the Kentucky papers in rela-
ton TO the affair Indignation meet
ings have been held in Louisville
and ElizabethtoWn. Hon. John j.
Crittendon, who was one Of Ward S
counsel, has been requested to resign
bis seat in the L. S. Senate, and Mr.
Wolfe, another one Of bis counsel,
requested to resign his seat in the
State Senate. The meeting held in
Louisville was very large. The court
house yard, and the street IN front
we're all densely crowded. The Lou
isville papers are FL ed with long
and short articles in relation to this
painful subject From the Courier
we learn that the public Indignation
at the verdict of the Jury is great
and irrepressible.
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Attempt Of Spain 10 Join The WeS-
|; i tern Powers

The Paris correspondent Of the
london Times iDilmates that SPAN
llas ,leclad ted her Willingness ta join
The Western Powers in the present
ar, on condition that France and
England should guarantee to iier
HE posses sion Of Cuba.
81 alluded some days since to
SPAR, as connected with the great
Question Which for the last twelve
months has occupied the attention
Of EUROPE, and which promises to
agltate il lnr long time 10 come.
The condition OIL which, according
to the OPP hion Of some persons Of
authority in that country, the Span
ish Cover nment might declare its
simplify, aud perhaps give lis CO.
to the Western Powers,
is one which would not fail to add
OF her and serious complications 10
thpSe which already exists name
y, that FIR ance ana England should
gu arantee Cuba against the attacks
of American adyenturers} Wheth-
er any formal propositions have
he en- made TO that effect, or whether
the English or FIench Government
has been SOUNDED on Tie qnes-
ion, am not aware, Al all events
ri vate letters Of tie Both, from
Madrid, sure me that the Spanish
30 verumeit have declared that
be- will maintain the striclest ncu-
rality."
II the Writers information is cor
ect, the de clarat;on that Spain will
maintain III e strictest neutrality, in
lcates that the guarantee which
vas 10 be The price Of her coope-
alton has been withheld by France !
nd England.
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More DIPLOMATIC REVELATIONS
As an offset to the publication in
England Of the secret corresponds
ence, the announcement is made
that the Rns sian Government will
publish a batch Of secret English
letters on the Oriental question, and
among them several from Prince
Albert. II these letters should es
tablisl the Russian proclisiiies
charged against the Prince coDsort,
and to which was charged the halt
ing indecision Of the Ministry in The
early stages ofthe qnarrels, we may
to see a great tumuit Of pop
ular Indignation in England which
will add TO the compile ations of the
Eastern questions.
DEEP Snow IN VfRGI NIA!-Thq
Richmond Dispatch states that tie
snow was Is inches deep ID Staun.
on, on Monday morning. The
central car were considerably de-
aged. The storm was very severe
'eyond the Blue Ridge. and The EallI
# snow, for tue season, unprece-
Tented.
Blr. Sonle has informed the
spanish Minister Of State that any
ttempt by the cruisers Of that gov
rnment 10 detain and search !
american vessels will be- rigidlg in
estigated by the United States au-
lorities IL
A barrel OF flour will make twot Is
undred a bd sixty-fve pounds Off
read, II
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New York. Nav 5.

The steamer Africa has arrived
Sales of cotton for the week, 10000
bales; exporters took 1000 and spec.
ulators 5000 bales. Orleans fair
81; niddling, So; upland fair. 81:
middling, 81. The war news is un.
charged.
Deficiency an Seed.--The Prairie
News published at Oakolona, Miss,
says that there is deficiency of
seed IN that region, to replant the
cotton, which was entirely killed by
the frost Of the j 8th inst.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-11

Provisions Of tie Gadsden Treaty
From our exchang es We gathel
some particulars concerning the pas.
sage and provisions of the Gadsden
Treaty. Itpassed by vote Of thir-
ty-three to fourteen.
The Southern vote was unani-
nous in the affirmative. Eight
Northern Wings, four Democrats, and
two Freesoilers voted In the mega
tive The treaty, as passed, provides
a boundary embracing twenty-eight
thousand square miles of territory
a I'D a route for the Pacific Railroad.
MT Bells amendment, providing
for a guarantee and protectorate
on the part OF the United States
Government towards the Tehuante-
pee Railroad or Canal, Is adopted
and forms part Of the Treaty. 1T
settles the disputed Mesilla Valley
question, giving the United States
thepoundary at the initial point up
on this side The article providing
for private claims was rejected unani-
mously. The United States is re-
leased from the eleventh Article Of
the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo,
and all claims arising under it. For
these concessions the United States
is to p by ten millions of dollars. It'll
is SUPP osed the project thus prepared
by the Senate will be approved by
the President, and gladly accepted
lly Santa Anna.
Two months ago Russian henipI
was S44 PER- Ton in the London
market, nva it is sa722 It
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-11

Two months ago Russian hemp
was S44 PR Ton in the London
market, now It is sza