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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
Co-Partnership

Co-ParGnership.
THE undersigned have tts day formed q co.partner-
ship under the name style oil 8 g. Baker Co. and
in continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bust
ness at the old stand, No % waierstreet.
s. C. BAKER,
an3f JOHN List.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

PhoS. hugneS
ID EGS TO inform his friends and custoneIs, and the pub
ID lie generally that lie has lust returned rom tile East
with very large and beautiful
STOCK OF GOODS
OF all kinds. adapted present ard coming season.
invites them call and examine. They will find his
assortment OfCi0fS CGss1sres and Festg~, and furnish
DIS, the fpcst extensive the city, and
which he guarantees Oseu es than they be
obi ained clsewhere! -
The cloths cassimeTcs, and VostinEs particularly
rich comprising ewes dcs able color, quality and pat
The selection OF Hosiery, and Under garments
orally is highly worthy the attention of purchasers, being
very fine qlJiiiy, and at low pIicesi
The tIneHtOf Shirts, SiTtcoars, HandIcrchlets
Iavats Groves is exceedingly Iie and veIious; too
numerous partieularise in adveriis enemt-
fine anything aud everything rtqrsite for gentle
mans wardrobe, be obtained at No. 3j, Mon
sp 1t rios HUGHES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
NITSICl MUSIC!!

we are about 10 go East again, to purchase very
n large stock Goods take great pains TO inform
Wheeling vicinity custom that we VIII saffron
this day, February 1851 all Plano other In
strwaental Music Musical al hrs cost
and late large selection oil new nusci also,
the wonderful reduction in prices 400 r,
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cAnIoM EXTRA.

=. CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promissory Note with tic pTorileto,s
written signature N every genuine bOiIe oi ~ -
| lnvigoraiins Cordial.
| zTc counterfeit which is forgery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

SALARIES Of Posr OFFICE CLERKs.-The fol-
lowing rs copy of the amendment to the Post OF
Ice laws, providing for an increase in the salaries
Of Post Office Clerks, to which we alluded on
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
WlNTER ClnGu

The harsh dry hacking. winter cough, which atiict
OLD PEOPLE, and invaiids in low state Of health, i
bid mucous, and other foul matters improves TIE dgestiv
organs, and inparts new lie TO the wan aud enlaciate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
SPITTING OF RJOOr

This frightr symHtom approaching consumption il
speedily checked and prevented by the OF ucIaI
Hungaiian Baisam which heals the affected nncmbT
ard restores those vital organs, the lungs sound
healthy condition -l..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

I.I e 2 OF! OF ' = ten M ID o'tt7
Forsae lrssa4 Hours ending Last night at9o'Sloek
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ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER
p aTENTED

nlly:Iy ~ " hceIIng, va.
DE ADViS L u aud the japan buOt Polish. his IS
first article aud mistake. If you do NOT be
Just and buy boitle-only 10 cents.
eh7 e4 Union 81.
n INFLAMMATION Is lVsIed Of Ono sack OF GIiIseg,
posed been the landing in mista Ike,
OH the 81 st January, narhed s'W. Billiard Il Coz .
ANY person wing knowledge of it will confer favor
yrnhsa H''Ns uH s G RAKE2 e. Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
% MY OLD CUSTOMERS.
Inal Iceii 80.

THE subscriber Informs his old customers, and The
public lin general that his mammoth nous, is tl aud tie
tvvothirds Iu and wlronipence SERVING MS
friends morning, continue doing SO during The
summer about half the cost OF last var so that none
need 90 without cold water. r. sl ,,,,cK
ap26tf =. -, III. 80 .l,-tt aIICh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

No Language caIcOnvcy adequate idea OF The immei
almost miraculous which, it occasions in
diseased shattered wheti-
broken by weak by aiGte OF Impaired
by Sickness ustTuis aIl relaxed organization is
once braced, re-ViNfed built u. 4 lie autl
ysCal symptoms nervous disease val ish together
influence. Nor Is effect tenpOTaTy; the
tIary recI permanent ior the dial proper lies
medicine constitution se and
condition. Well may the preparation be call
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

is presented phenomena in Latcia meoa hither
Is InheaFd Ola stnuant without reaction.
The which forms its nIan llgIedicH has been nd
mitie by all the great medical and
tuns Europe he in This respect mi geHsrtS.
urse, whose UndIsPutcd authority science
Discovers production Arsb, where his
excited The woHdt IIuy invIgo diii effects il
duced upon the natives In iaCtttc wonderful Towct OF
endurance, the exh1utess vior exhibited by the Aab.
sexes their desert pigriages, attributable
vi tlia viIalizins herb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

ri EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
who suffers weakness arrangement, nervousness,
tIemors pains back. any other disorder, we
er peculiar 10 sex, Common both seNss-tO give
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

affected, and also tic Spleen Pcura and small intcs
tines The effect Of the Hungarian Basan, in diseases
The Liver, unattended by consumption is speedily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
MEDICINAL WONDER

the nineteenth century Its the FIRST scientific man
wOfIi admitted, that hiIacle OF Iiedi
cine he supposed 10 have no eXistence,
STlAULANT THAT ENTAILS No REACTION
force is expended, as is tie with opium, al
cUboc preparations, and al: otic exeitants The eieeto
these may well lie said ci him who takes
81 OF that is worse than the frs - ut
Elixir is exhiicrant without single draw bsck-saIe
operation, petual ia its happy influence
nerves. the mind, and tho entire il viii also
remove lcpTessiO1s, excitement, tndeEcy to blush.
sleeessHess, dislike socict ineapacity lor Study
ltkl Itss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

VIM II. ~. cExee, late Druggist and ApOthecary,
w No 90 ward Wheeling, having sold his entire
stocISn trade John H. Tappan has retired from BUSH
ness in this city.
Thepartiaty of his friends and former customers he
acknowledges AMI earnestly solics for his sue
cessor continuance liberal avors assuring the
ublc the business will he conducted wi: tie SAL
reliable goods ard their disestloi Ill bolh ue
parfTnenfs, as lrI etoiore.
W heelirg. Anri 2Ist, ISL Hr21
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

| n ! OVAB -BOAEfo.
BEAUTIFULLY deco rated article, suitable ior paric
IN USE sale Ho55s, BaT.fss Co.'S No. - A"rIt
street, near the Post Once, Wheeling, Va. MT
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RRONGHITIS-

Bronchitis, difficulty OF hseatiug harsh cough, slim.
eSpcCtoratio, with all other symptoms caused by an nj
lection the air tubes leading to tile uiS
directly and specifically Affected by the
nirabe remedy he warned in time, ye afflicted,
plOy this valuable cniedy-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

This distressing symptom OF consumption arises from
Inflammation OF the Lungs, the membrane called tile
Pleura, orro bronchial affection OF the air passages; in
either il is very dangerous indication disease
Tile OF this symptom, should be removed
aud nothing possibly effect object speedily AVID
Hpshapaily IAN Balls
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

The establishment of Church in Wash
ington, by the organization Of council and
the installation Of minister, proves TO be an
occasion of extraordinary interest. The for
mer duty has been this day performed, and
the latter, the installation Of Rev. Alexander
Duncanson, will take place at half past three
o'clock tomorrow.
The services at this Church in the morning,
afternoon, and evening, tomorrow will doubt
less attract many Of tho people Of all Christian
communities in this city Among the many
distinguished ministers present, are the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. Edward Beecher,
d. D., Rev Calvin f. Stowe, and others. The
former will preach in the course Of the day
probably in the afternoon.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

10 THE LITTLE PILGRIM, for April, 10
received II is beautiful, most attractive little
monthly paper for young persons. Grace
Greenwood and Leander X. Lippincott Phila-
delphia, are the editors. Price fifty cents
a year. Hugh Cameron, 9TH street and Lou
isiana avenue, is the agent for Washington.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

the automaton she has rightly refused to be-
come; let her act her will !"
Anywhere else in the wide world, Mary
But the far South--that grave yard OF preJu-
dice and Of pestilence
"The Hand that guides can guard her there
better than we
And EuIalie went to the South.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

Mrs. Stowe, ID IL said, has made donation
Of 81 900 in aid OF school established at
Washington, by Miss Miner, for the education
OF colored children
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08
CONNECTICUT REDEEMED.

Let no man hereafter speak scornfnl words
OF Connecticut! She stands erect, triumph
ant, over the traitors who would have sold her
to everlasting infamy. The State has gone
Anti-Administratio by heavy majority. Last
year the Legislature was Democratic by over
sixty majority. There is no election Of State
officers by tho people, but Mr.. Dutton will DO
our next Governor In tho vicinity Of Nebras-
ka- editors, collectors, and postmasters the de-
feat Of the Administration is overwhelming
The voicc Of Connecticut upon the Douglas in
EQUITY has already been heard in every State
OF this Union; and while It has carried with
Il fear and shame to the heartsof the conspira-
tors, its burden is strength, hope, and joy, 10
the friends. Of Freedom throughout the North.
Hartford Republican.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

~ Females are employed in certain barber
shops in Philadelphia. The practice should BE-
frowned upon.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

A few days since, a number Of boys were
playing with bows and arrows at City Point,
South Boston, when an arrow entered the right
eye Of son Of Horace B. Darling. One eye
IL irrecovcrably lost. Be careful, boys, when
you are playing with such dangerous toys
The animals Of this country are NOT identical
with those Of Europe.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

Forty years ago, three men, by hand work,
could scarcely manufacture 1000 small sheets
of paper day; while now they can produce
60, 900 in the same time. Il has been calcula-
ted that II the paper produced yearly by six
machines could he put together, the sheet would
encrcle the world. Nowhere is paper 80 much
used as in the United States.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

The Jews are getting up memorials TO Con-
gress praying that that body will endeavor to
procure for every American citizen abroad, Of
every creed, just degree Of civil and religious
freedom Erehange.
The Jews have right to demand the efforts
Of Congress in this behalf and Congress should
not hesitate moment to make such demand
Of every nation on the earth.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-08

ELASTIC HoRsE-sHoE Worcester Spy
says "The patent elastic horse-shoc, just now
getting into notice in and around Boston, is
made OF German spring steel and India rub
Der, and is 20 constructed as to retain it's elias.
ticity until IL is entirely worn out
"A pair OF the shoes were put upon valna-
BILE horse, as q test of their utility, and were
in constant use for four months. The horsc
travelled daily ten miles, two and half Of
which was upon stone pavements. Previous
to applying them, the animal had always
shrpnk upon striking the pavement; but with
these shoes, writes the owner, @he strikes
boldly and freely, and upon tho hard road
moves with far greater case and freedcm.D
There are two benefits arising from the use OF
this shoe Il IL elastic, and il does not become
heated like the old iron shoe, at tho part next
the tender portion OF the foot, the India rubber
being nom conductor Of heat; 30 that much
irritation is thus avoided, and lameness not
only prevented, but greatly relieved in some
instances, where il has already existed. II
enables the horse TO travel with more ease and
with creator speed The shoes are fastened
upon tho hoof after the English method, the
nails being counter sunk 70 that the shoe will
wear about four times as long as the common
onen
Although many delight in bolstering up their
heads at night and sleep soundly without In
Jury, yet we declare IL TO be q dangerous habit.
The vessels through which the blood pasees
from the heart TO the head are always lessen
ed in their cavities when the head Is resting in
bed higher than the body therefore, in oil dis
cases attended with fever, the head should be
pretty nearly ON level with the body; and
people ought 10 accustom themselves TO sleep
thus, 70 avoid danger. Medieat Journal
Forty years ago, three men, by hand work,
could scarcely manufacture 1000 small sheets
OF paper day while now they can produce
60 600 in the same time. Ii has been oalcula-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

sent to transact private business abroad re-
ceive far higher emolument than they could
thsn command. If Messrs Brown or Roths-
child sent confidential agent abroad now, and
offered hxm the salary he would have received
fifty years ago, had he been employed on the
same business, they would expect to be robbed.
The State alone has not participated in the
general progressive march, and stickles at every
modification that it is proposed to make to
the rule which was sound when the present
general on was unborn. Its folly does not Of
fer a pre- mum to peculation and embezElement,
as the like conduct would in the case Of mer-
chants and bankers; it only operates to secure
a monopoly of its highest offices for moneyed
dolts and wealthy fools. This when the inter-
ests confded to these men are considered,
really appears worse misfortune to the State
than pecuniary robbery. Far better for the
United States would it be that competent men
should steal enough from the Treasury to make
up the deficit in. their salaries than that they
should make way for individuals whose incapa-
city really G. SITS millions, and brings disgrace
on the national name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

Icaria, we can perceive, in its self-denying COM
munity, an evident hungering and thirsting after
some Of the vanities and comforts OF civilized
life, which show that there are many things in
which it abounds not, but which are still very
much desired. We regret to perceive that even
from the purified heart of the great philanthro-
pist the old leaven has not entirely disappeared.
He still evidently preserves lively recollec-
ton of sherry cobblers and feather beds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

TnE STEAMSHIP FRASxIIS.-A letter from Capt. Bovine
to Walter R. Jones, Esq, dated yesterday. says tho
steamer has not altered her position but has settled
down aft and strains heavily at every tide and fills
the tide flows. The cargo is being discharged slowly
TIE IxPARruRs TuH 5rExMKR ST. LOUIS DRrExREp.--
The new steamship st. Louis, which to have sailed
at noon Today for Havre win not get away until Mon
day. Haviog been intended for the California business
she built with extended guards these not ben,
sdered adapted for her present trade It determined
to remove them, which is the Of her detention
STEAMSHIP OTTAwA.-We are pleased TO learn that the
enc steams hip Ottawa has been got Off and s on
the way down from Lake st. Peter, in TOW OF tue ALT
ance-Qnebec Mercury 25th iast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

The IcARIAs COLONY AT NAUvo0.-In our
columns to-day will be found, in the form Of
letter to friend In Paris, minute description,
by n. CADET, Of hfs socialist community at Maui
VOC. The picture drawn BY the founder of this
new Atlantis could not be otherwise than "a
vorable one, and such Of our readers as are weary
Of the old forms of society will do well not to
swallow too implicitly the statements Of the
writer. We would not exactly recommend, for
instance, disappointed Office seekers or women's
rights men to hazard even their scant pros
poets On the faith Of bis glowing skstches Of
Icarian setualitiea In spite Of Tie plenty which
10 STATED to reign IN that land Of promise called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

SETTING FIRE TO THE STORE los CHARLES sTRERr--
Mr.. AND MRS. THOMPSON COMMITTED FoR TRIAL.
Before Justice Clarke.
The evidence collected By the Fire Marshal being
cluded, the accused. Harriet Thompson and Henry
Thompson, were brought for exarnation yesterday
before Justice Clarke. harriet Thompson, in answer to
the usual questions, stated she thirty years of
said IL don't know any thing about -how it occurred
an know is, was woke uP by the cry of fire. as soon
g. got out o. bed lighted the candle and went imme
Is on fire, save what cam: advised Henry Thomp-
TO sayc what he could In the basement. while went
to pack up the things; there fireman who came TO
my and told not TO any thing as there was
danger-to leave them at the door, not 10 take them
out, as the Gre was out. That's all ! have 70 say
about it..
Henry Thompson stated that he was twenty-five years
and musician by profession. He then said:-I call God
to witness that sm entirely innocent of all kno Wedge
awakened up by the cry of Ere; heard the
cry OF FIRE, Immediately foil owed this lady (meanng
Mrs Thompson) up stairs; she said she going 70
coer, exeniming you fool what do you want to light
the lamp fort come and save your ehildren;' then
bed or and vent h Il into h se0 70 ss
yard then returpsd and took down the bedstead
afterwards; heard people call out, 'ts oil outther
20 dsnger then dressed and went out to whore the
FIRE wss; a. was pressing myself against the people
around the store TO look into It. pushed on
one side and said you've no business hereycurc
freman said to him, beg pardon, sir reside here
in the nsst house; diff not know it Was any harm
witness, Sarah Jane Moore child eleven years OH
residu at ls Charles street called up for the de
fence.-o the 18th Of July saw Mrs Thompson wash.
ing some candy jars-l2 or L. helped her; she told
me she going TO buy lot Of candy and showed
dollar bill and some small change and told that
Mr.. Attwater had told her when she wanted money TO
write 70 him, and that at Mrs. Thompsons request she
wrote to Mr.. Atwater: "Ihe last time you here
you promised TO send me money. Will come down
In the morning, and meet you at Fulton Market l
wrote this letter Friday afternoon the l4th instant
and on Monday morning her daughter told me her
mother had gone down town; either on Tuesday or
Wednesday morning Of last week Mrs. Thompson showed
me the twelve shillngs.
The evidence here concluded, when the prisoners
were committed BY Justice Clarke 10 prison, for
the charge Of In the Erst degree Bail ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

MORE ABOUT THE DEAD HoRsEs.-We are
glad to learn that the Board Of Health have
ordered the City Inspector to employ suitable
persons to remove the city offal, bodies of dead
animals, and SO forth, and that he has made an
arrangement with Mr.. Reynolds, the former
contractor. He is to be paid by presenting the
drafts of the Inspector. 1t is supposed that
Mr.. Comptroller Flagg has consented y to this
arrangement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

Grand Larceny Jacob BohHeAr, German, esiding at
% Laurens street was yesterday arrested BY officer
slS5 in email b the property Of Jacob Keller Of 81
Wooster street. He was taken before Justice Clark
when he admitted that he stole the money He was
committed TO prison for trial
Alleged Rooboy-Mr. Frederick BischoF, OF No. 1876
avenue G. was Walking In Tenth street. about O'Clock
In the morning, when he was assaulted by man, who
ran Oh. Bischof pursued BIN, giving at the time
An alarm, when Ofacer Long Of the Seyentesn.h warJ
the station house, when he gave his name James
McGiinn searching HIM tho stolen letter found
he was taken before Justice welsh, and committed for
further hearing.
Alleged Larceny -Rosanna McE1roy, an Irish girl, .
domestic in the employment Of Abraham Alexander,
No. 10 White street. arrested by Oncer DAWN Four
teenth ward, change Of having stolen from him .
watch and chain, valued at s7e The accused taken
before Justice Bogar when In defence she stated that
Alexander had abused and turned her into the street
without her wages and that shs cook the watch and
chain - security. She was hcld for examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

Redalng's RusslA acknowledgement Cents
boxa Boston remedy Of thirty years standng-A sure
and speedy for burma, Sores oos and all external
gsts in the United States. A. ID. Sands c. Cichs-
ner Co., Q. h Ring, New York, and wm. B. zsibes,
PhladsiShiA NEDDuRo CO., Desssn