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celSd Asa ba6uiI y aentj tia r sufeiiUr 10 any Of
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,osS Psg,ia5s TWe,s D lpgiesaps every day andisye
bottle sofa feconmeds tis ya0abl9 nedleipe lothe
afflicted our pfiters have sfied ltm dihsieIt
cases With etoaamtg iueeess AID sie SETTING II by la
Rleunatc aiettopsi end wondeimi cure iVs qeeperT
iothied oud iegio boy sdaedps By Rits Will iuriiish
Pleare tehd NE soon as possible asupPiy OF lhs Tine
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

i OdEfN ONNks has Upeltd . AlDie CiI -
~ Wheeling, next 10 hietsl Rdhtht nab ~ !,
tho "a " Second Hand furniture, Wkelk M ~
minsA 10 buys sell o. EXCHANGE Fbi6ilme Oh m ~
Also, 70 Buy ssillemehia ostt "a C6lEsi, Cd C,n,,
etc etc, ,nklla9ityf
al ptnoiu having Furniture 70 alsbsis Of Wilt,
TO their advantage 10 all on hlm. $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

! soc 10 MUlhEHS. ~
l A 9. PARTRIDGE Iearstiihlit i6ioIrtpyai.l
IA . and the public eaneflllY. thbt tte iliif nv
favorable At this sfasfn, 81 viii axe nv,
dulin5 ihlgnpnih and uaYli 20 itkihs lla li,,,...
youli children on every SAINT DAY beiWilhtII
81 lqhid 2, ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02
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fnl 40 Foi sale hf RfugGlatg evolywhare IN
boxes tNilt .tW1l W q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

AFentst.-t yisetisa, ~ EilsS y CALDIPRLL.
Uiscisai4t-8, n 48iRiNqs.a "
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ftTOARN nom ihe.HubsolibsT, atopt G, nilss ,from
~ wheeling, on tho road leading to WJlhhnff o0
th9 notes Of which Wero principally e5and iO notes on
Aierohq' & Aechancs Ipnk OF AVhesirf Snh me- gSte
bonke 81 Ohio, here % bs lhree hsTsoS
engaged IN tho e0tp ohl ttappi upb DC Mid nsTt of
my buggy and boltlng tie odfttinl nv ~; Ana
shou der1 ah1 confined by tftS ~ each side
oi zoe buggy robbed NO % 10 amount nb1ro nsno,
thW eIson a. my face was kept cUvorcd
VIZ ,to we 9llq tlp bygrg TftEestad, lie one thtt
held me covering oseiy 3ey Wd8 either backed or Be-
wore A3 igee Paf Of striped rtnta ana either cheek
az 81 5o eiI which WA hg only N ~ = Il II III ~
VIII give hai OF ne amonn alOan lor the recovery Of
the money aud approhsh1ion 81 tho thaVes
~ NJ Tehdenee 10 miles cast OF Wolabnr9 nssT IN
WashlnglOn and RellsbuaF TuTnplkef- suS3t3t-7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02
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|T0T n HHTUU u -LUWN ~ \ 0II|I"T NJ u
TN eonteqnenSe OF witch the Twin BE- good deal oil
street "eassln9" and Ong faces. Hut whoa nfoidY-
Just aep Into tbsundeseneda buy some his unt1'
eelled Lomlds clgai6 und they VIII fel you alright,
InN22 1870 .LIl -...lI. M.IMIOnRs, Aaant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

Rokotr-The horse attached n bpRgn In
which Mis-. De- Beatty was taking dive, 10 cons
7any I'LL two Young ladies of The Seminary on
Nstlell4y evening, ON Go u. took fright and I'm
tif abort dpn6ee. Mtl. 81 checker The lioue
~ bnuging him 10 contact with fence, The sud-
jrutfb " which threw her forward against lls
tacl BoaTl Of tbeyehele, from which 81 Q IeceiT.
dSOme slight injuries. The horse was secured
sythe bysIsadefsi The sholis Of ihe buggy were
sfoken7-po olliet damage srslnined,77 SisubsRpRls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

lnphrluspeo Of dtcret Hsaehf N. -,
" tlq Above nlplad eaii,s, / v1Ill ~, e,yNlb
leq' 20 the htlesl aud best tddst. ~ w q u, ~
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Which ihe W, elHil tiso Hlsa irifci ~ istfJ \
paisl d c1tllt SIC ag Of siicfsnA 4. ~ atJi,
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Flu % tolsined untli ~ lyhole iuFs =, a, n
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02
ONANGEs lAND .LkNDNS
IInit6d stat9g HoteIl. "

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N J. NActFbLBit, Clsis d ys,' ts M I,IIy,is
VI pleaeure 10 tni0Im BE I tuaS " " h;iit1
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yesy M 4, ,o,v prer.Tsi loi ~ Itt(lllep q
TIit lj1ra I. 4 q v6nfirlo ~ ibis hyoW
arc too wen RinWn TO need gomncns u, IA AMI tili
THE hOUst Ohd 20 kitIl y heye oS.,s,t,l,S III T.
bItt Vim biwayS DO uePpllfa VI b lhe M ~, n
nTletur pledges himself that no e0ri 81 t5Nii
tydhfHs IA IA 10 me ID NlfBl MA 10 lttln
In .5tv Qnl.t ft,lfHSt 0rrtnf CITY, ffff
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q z 40 sBEElBF's SALE

s. We u Blgst, fiiarl lFflf ~ w
nv Vrtpe NJ On attachment and order bf the Ulfeat
Tout OF Ohio county Will sell. At auction rooms No
!g Market tluaIe, on Saturday mprng, September 2n
1851 Tor seeong pfthe Sheriff Of Ohio county lot or
hSyssISIa ka5qai943s alh'r bads aha beadg&e.
anlal ~. o. 10 on WIoKHAMa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

0-l,The People liYeOneoniioillO long 0tVetmont.
There are tw6 men there so Old thBt they hsys
quite loigousn who they are, and iliere Is nobody
alive who enn remember i ioI lhen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

QE. (FVs ~. 41olHeehen.,
OPFllsi.-e Centre ind Sixth slrfsd, \ II
NJ .iee=dfv -VVUtkiiyht J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

+ y ioirn BACK AoAiN,---H e soc tqtated That Capt
Hd0ids ordered 10 GTeYlown agaln with ths
Cyba Ite American Consul, Mt, Pabeni, e.
naf lh hin l6mabe full Investigation into tho
amobnt n di6t done 70 citizens o. the United
tb b6nbaldmsnf 81 The togn, and 81
tostei.4lmoat lsbo1 upon thovaIus Of ne
entie re 'IQel. ia4df
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02
LAMes 81. MA RsI.IS

iaNN tlt to5f 10 q tlfS Qnf eo.t9Hiat
f6mn receisll A0llme kaaeTn manpiae.
N tpi6rk one on tia Arrest tdt beat tesortouia OF
iIa6if 53i Ffo5tiof nll uhd iplhlel wear ever
v vftii1 m (, mar Rst they having BEEN manulle-
10 etOfiingi b piy Own dlfeoil eie ~
III ftihfnf 1uuY ol8tqmeTe and sue public een2ielis
lctu On8r an unuanaUy aNo Yllfy 0t4pe et. ~,
bS6it ma RhosS With Aipptco both 10 aaa!l!y
IN Material DID n5fhiahtpp tOlhOtt pildlieeiu lE
N sIoss wa b lSsha q s66iil A, o. ptrt ihslol-
ldtefur aaafothhio roolst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

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~, SCogtot 81
Thomaa II. HekSScii5 4. n deicniiui tcpuhiyI via
sEoulHFe heFe " p ~ sd Tbil Pails Eitij
and O'Clock, 81. Of that day d nc law 06-Ij
chsneey ileVey, Bar the toVg q C,iii RirHi
county, sIAis ofQhlp. iht dspojllloa q gol,H Lna
trial or said cause hut u rom ~ rtiitilLi ii az
sidoh fhtll 1lotfen be Commenced, or b,lg tanr tr
shstl not tkeN Be Completed, tile ttkirs oftturs "
be adjoprned nom sine g time unl ~ iiiA n
sorpletea; 3 4 i.,l,,ji, 4, x 4, ,s;s,,,jf,N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-02

Wn,o NorisATioss.--Th wings of pauphin
c6a6l5 mblsdi8SOnsentiOn at Harrisburg
on Tustddy, AMI nominated jacob y, Hoffman,
joFsbsH6, Samuel Laudis and Lot Bersalsesisr,
lol. Assembly. Daniel a, Keeper for Recorder
JOa Lyte5 Tor Commissioner WIN. Allen, for.
Disa;bi of.Ms Poor nd samuel osiilaight, fpr
aujllcN John o. Kuhhei aalsoommendel for
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
THE GREEE INsURRECTION.

The Pari. Noanr that the latest news from Ep-
rus ia satisfactory The revolutionary party was losing
ground very day. and the greatest number oi the VIM
ees in the district of Prevesa had sent IN tsif
Fnud Eifendi had lj 900 men at Ara. Eght Thousand
muskets of Belgian manufacture and destined Tor me
Greek insurgents had been seized near Malta
The number of Greeks expelled from Constantinople
durino the month of April II 00O aud 1000 had pe
come Ottoman subjects escape the operation oil me de-
cree Tie Easter ceremonies passed Oh without disturb
,,.,ooo
later account says that Macedonia is invaded oy LOU
Greeks under CHAINS Karatasso former alde-camp 10
King Ohio They had committed The most a'rociouS eA-
ce,ses In one place they shut up 80 ru:ks-me women
md children-in a mosque and burned them to DEATH
The subsidy given by the Gar to the Greek Govern
ment amounted to 1000 600 drachmas per month Inc
Russian Government is reported to have gwen letters oil
marque to the Greek pirates that arc now nies's INC
Leyont r Il, III, :; .,
was reported in Paris that the plan OF The allies Is 10
curry the war into the heart of Russia to seize me %
mca and TO land 900 TO attack SeyastOp" py an'
while the fleets attack il by sea. ,
The recomms nc Of pirncy the Egean Sea -
matter of grave importance The shores OF
Asia Minor and the neighborng islands the headquar
ers of the pirates In consequence OF the number OF pr
ratcal vessels out ii is considered unsafe for merchant
sbrs TO leave smyrna without convoy.
On the 18th 900 French troops left Toulon for Greece
Advicos from Munich mention letter from the ex-kng
Ludwig TO his son Ohio of Greece, conurng him not 10
INFERNO ddle in the Greek revolt Otos reply to his pa
rent was so very ufa ard unsatisfactory that 1t has
plunged the whole royal family of Bavaria into state Of
profound grief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
MINOR INCIDENTS.

King Jerome Bonaparte has received dispatch from
his son. Prince Napoleon, dated ConstantnoPe May ,.
which announces that Fokshan the general depot of
the artillery and stores of the Russian army had been
burned by the inhabitants from feeling of revenge The
loss has been immense.
The Duke of Cambridge and Marshal st. Arnaud had
arrived at Consantinope Marshal ST. Arnaud is the only
officer in the East TO whom ccnfded the plan Of ths7
campaign.
large quantity of French artillery and four squadrons
OF Spshis had arrived at Galllpoll.
Six hundred Monienegrns made foray into the Herze-
govina and killed several Turks.
Ncmik Pasha is appointed Turkish Minister at Paris,
and Maslum Pasha. his successor, Minister of Com
merce. Vely Pasha is made Governor Of Gambia.
A great fire had occurred at Constantlnople. Nearly
eco wooden houses were destroyed.
troop ship with horses had been attacked by Greek
pirates.
The British steam frigatc Tiger 10 guns 200 men,
ashore near Odessa taken and burned by the Rus
slams The made gallant resistance; Capt Clifford,
in command, was wounded.
Joseph Varady and Franz Barts. agents Of Kossuth,
were hanged at ST. George Pennsylvania the Goth ult.
Two of their associates sentenced to eighteen years
imprisonment.
Eighteen thousand Russians had been put h0rs de combat
by fever since the occupation Of the Dobroda III Hamee
Fahe II years of age OF the Niceroy Abbas Pasha OF
Eeypt left Alexandria for Contantinope the 4th in
the yacht Faid Gehaad on state visit to the Sui
tam ard the sutan- daughter his bride In consequence
Of tie ghtness Of money the young bridegroom could
only sorspe together about eJ0O 900 present 10 his
faLer.inlaw which sum- being considerably less than
expected makes it doubtful ii his reception will be very
CORDIAL.
are being rapidly hunted down. Michsl companion Of
S,eo has been taken and to himself has denounced
his companions.
regular postal service has been established between
Adriarople and shumla.
The Hospital OF Niagara to be given up to the French
for their during the war.
The kreut- Zetung contains the following from Con-
stannope. May lst: IAN American frigate is said to
have passed the Dardaneles, laden with eleven steam
engines for Russia. In the Black Sea she hosted En-
gsh colors end got close in toward Sevastop0l when
she up the American flag and got safely with her
cargo into port 1t reported that the frigate
ordered in America for Russia which both ship and
cargo belong" Some persons connect this ship with
the recent capture Of French brig in the English chan
mel. Can she be the Ubiquitous Grapeshot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
RELATIONS OF THE POWERS.

Tie Vienna conferences to be renewed the basis
Of Anglo French and treaties Of ALI
ance.
Ii reported that the French Government had re-
ceived from Prussia OF explanation which had given
great satisfaction but its tenor had trsnspsd
This note crossed the way energetic note from
France The oyortures Of Russia for commercial alliance
with Prussia have entirely failed.
Greece is said is required by France and England to
give formal adherence to the Vienna protocol
Hanover, Wurtemberg and Bavaria have sen, in their
adherence 10 the Aus:ro- Prussian treaty.
Important events broodng over the Austrian En-
pre- The Vienna Gazette states that in consequence Of
the great concentration Of Russian troops on the north
eastern and eastern frontier of Austria coo additional
troops will be raised This must be considered
open declaration of the resolution of Austria no longer
10 be buad by Russia. An order has been signed for the
occupation OF the Galean frontier by two army corps
Madame Lind Goldsmidts concerts at Vienna are ox-
iremely well attended, but the Viennee complain bitterly
OF being Obliged Ia listen 10 much OF her husbands per
ioimatce on the piono, az Engahe, make.weighil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
The LATEST.
(By Electric Telegrapk. J

(By Ekctric Telegraph
STOCKHOLM, May i6.-The combined Swedish anil Nor
wegisn fleets, comprising two nc-of.battle four
rgates and corvette. arrived yesterday at Esnab-
ben The King went aboard, when he witnessed crcs,
manifestation of hostile feelings the part of the crew
against Russia. Fresh orders given for repairs of
gun-boas and large numbers Of ones were ordered
to be made ready in the dockyards.
The British feet is at Hango, Hesng;ors
HanpuRG MAY i6.-The English fleet has encountered
in the Baltic terrible storms but it has manuly
weathered them all. We hear Of casualties having
happened TO IL; but the Swedish the Swnska
Leionet was los. in the port o; Ys,adt.
The English cruisers search every ship leaving hs
port of Lubbock.
CoryxH.srx. Wednesday, May II, is54.-The Futon
steamer has arrived here from Stockholm and reports that
the British feet under Sir Charles Napier had proceeded
norhward AID on the 18th inst. had taken Boomenaad
on the Island Of Alsnd.
TuRKyY-A Constantinople letter says: " II is believed
"o be the intention of the Commaadern.Chiet OF tn,
"Anglo-French expedition 10 the East 10 carry the war
into The heart OF Russia raise Instruction in the
Crimea and in Circassa, soon as Soukhoun haeh,
Redout Kaleh and Anapa the coast OF Asia Minor,
shall have been bombared and 20 land body OF 1000
Sevastopo which would at the same time be
80 attacked by sea-
RUSSIA AND GREEor.The Coiogae Gazette states thai
the Emperor has had relapse Of illness. The inhabitants
Of ST. Petersburg obliged TO find quarters for troops
and there are in the cnvirons 900 Cosacks II stated
that the Russian Government has insured to the Geek
Government a subvention OF l,Co0,0Oo drachnas per
month Ii is also said that the Greek Government has
granted letters of marque the pirates who NJ the present
moment iniest the Levant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
Tile VERY Latest.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Nay Hl-3 T. n
The Cunard steamship Arabia from Boston on the l0h
irst was off the Bel Buoy at today and reached
her dock at 40 this Z. NJ.
The Cotton market is dull to-day and the sales vii NJ,
reach more than 5000 bales including 1909 on speeul
lion end for export No change in prices
In Flour and Wheat there is less doing to-day, the
being supplied. but the full rates of Yesterday are main
tanned Fine descriptions of American Wheat are not 70
be had ard would command than the advance qnoei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
THE WAR IN ASIA.

From the camp in Asia there has been no news during
the past two weeks. 49, , -.
The forts Noyorosss and Gelendjik the Crcassian
coast had been evacuated by the Russians. Scuchum
Kse was almost deserted An English officer had been
sent ON special mission Shmayl and among the arms
sent TO the gallant mounaineers by the Turkish exped
ton las above stated is plentiful supply OF repeating
rl,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
THE BLACK SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN.

Twenty Russian merchant ships have been captured
since the bombardment Of Odessa.
Tic Turkish feet had entered the Black Sea. Fork
Ahuet Pashe is in chief command and Hassan Pasha
FgyptanD second. The feet had on board 5000 men,
50 0co stand Of arms 200 cannons also money anu stores
for ,i,tmbarka cation at Abasia. &ushaver Pasla Capt
Slsacl was on board Nice-Admral Sefer Pasha .he
celebrated Crcsssan Chief accompanied by forty foreign
officers among them Major de Giorgls, Of the Sandman
tih,s accompanied the expedition The fleet numbered
"a sail carrying O3o guns and to lombard Redout
Kaoh souchum kaeh and Anapa; also to disemoark
land force under Sefer Pesha to effect junction with the
Crcassiars. .
Five Turkish one English and two French ships OF war
were cruising off Prevesa
Three Greco. Russian ships in the port OF Santa Croce
ne ar Ragusa, were watched by French irig~te
The damage done Government property at odessa ny
le bombardm.nt was far greater than at first supposed
Tie Russian journals that in virtue of decision
ok Of defense DESTROYED by the allied squadron shall be
reconstructed at the expeuse of the City OF Odessa Inc
papers add that the Government IN taking that course
merely accedes the patriotic demand OF 'he inhabitants
of The city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

re COO of the finest troops in Europe within lew
hours sail. II much as al attempt be made on inc
passes Of the Balkan that is undo rs'and H. even on
SLumla Austria and Prussia have both bound hemsoves
by treaty 10 make it case Of against Russia To adj
vance under such circumstances Is imPor.bie,--.o
cult The Emperor Nicholas cannot dende hun
self with the idea that be and his forces ave IN
condition give the law to the East IN open ehanee ~
The ,ecoeed viii ard the aoes and armies OF the rest of
Europe All the evils he s about - nict upon his peo-
pie som this tine purely graiions and can ea -
NO result favorable his honor or dignity he alone IN
al Lis broad doinons bear the responsibility OF this war
and nobody believes that the would be carried on Tor
another week IL lie ceased to direct it, He endeavor- to
impo.e on public opinion but long the eI'ravaglnt
fcop- IL his bulletins and the affected fenaticsm OF ms
anif,soes mus; be found His appeals 10 his pee
pie are Ike everything else he has sad this question
and We cannot doubt tina; when these disasters be-
come better known they must be in Rr.sa they
viii exercise beneficial effect the duration Of the war