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Indiana American., 1854-03-10

war at Last.

Ifindices predict conflict, then surely
is Europe on the eve Of war the mag
nitud of which can hardly be exag-
Grated. A general war now in Europe
will be a thing different from any yet
known in the history of the world
The means of offense and defense are
deadly without precedent. a musket
that kills at nearly mile distant; a
Paixhan gun that.deals death in the
lump; asteamer that is independent Of
wind and tide, and, riding the Baltic, or
Mediterranean, Danube or Rhine, does
in week the distance that two months
hardly achieved at the time of Napole-
on's invasion Of Egypt; railway that
can carry troops from Hayre to Vienna
in days instead of months as formerly;
the greater means of supplying by
ingenious modes of preservation-at
least for period-the troops with good
fresh food; the labor-saving machinery
that can ill up by extemporization the
gaps in arms and accoutrements which
havoc makes; the latent feeling Of Gov
ernments that war may be made use
full by keeping the people fighting in
order to keep them in sublection, it
being well known that Reforms always
cease during war and always progress
during peaee--these all are the special
phenomena of the great contest which
now seems inevitably impending.
Apart from the loss OF life and mu-
tilations Of limbs on the battle field, il
is sad to contemplate the pauperisn
that will cnsue among nations on thi:
fresh maclstrom being opened to swal
low up capital. France, which take,
the lead as the anti-Russian combatant
along with Turkey, is already staggcr
ing under her debts. All her revolu
tons grow out of debt: 1899, 1880
l848, 1851 grew from the same cause
Up to l84e, during a period of forty
years, her expenses exceeded her in
come by four thousand million fracs
and at this moment the majority o
her population do not divide over tel
dollars a head year--minimum O
poverty wholly unknown 10 our slav'
States. England, the next gIeat all,
OF Turkey, has two millions ofpaupcrs
and the mass Of her population are al
ways within the verge OF starvation
not able to save or lay by wages
Prussia has improved, but out of he
capitals, where wealth concentrate.
her population is poor; her villages ar
sordid and mean 10 degree that n
American would credit who has nc
visited them. Austria Is hopele,
bankrupt for the third time. rurke
is poor beyond belief--the averag
wages there just keep body and sol
together. the people living in the mo
primitive manner.
Russia ispoor: the soldiers get abol
one to two dollars yearpay; the ma
OF the peasanlry earn more than u
Indiana American., 1854-03-10
e. The Press, the leading demo

Rzr The Press, the leading demo-
cratic Journal of Chicago, Senator
Douglass home, says;
The more this Nebraska question is
discussed the more unanimous must
the democracy become, that Judge
Douglas has made sad mistake in
introducing this bill. He has commit
ted an error which will always be an
incubus upon him in future political
history. In this city, with all the re-
gard the democracy have for Judge
Douglas, with all the just pride they
feel for the high character and world
wide reputation of their distinguished
citizen, they cannot sustain him in the
position he has taken ON this Nebraska
question. They will not finch in their
opposition by the "mad-dog cry OF
abolitionism from few interested par
ties, nor any threats of oshacism from
any quarter whatever. In their oppo'
siton to this bill, pity lis, It's true.
they in at least one thing agree Will
the Wings Of all stripes,
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

The opponents Of a ProhibiIory
LIQUOR Law SAY that it viii not answer
the purpose Intended by It's friends
that more liquorwill be sold afterwards
than now. Well gentlemen ifyoa are
really Of this opinion why don't you
80 for the lawg
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

The following table will be found
very useful to many Of our rcaders.-
Preserve it.
box ~ lnchcs by is Inches square, aud ~ inch
o. deep, wall roulain bushels.
A box q by 10 Inches square and II deep, VIII
contain 20 bushels.
box 50 by i5 Inches square, and = deep will
contains one hushcl.
A box 70 inohc. by ~ square and docp viii
contain halfn bushcl.
4 box Inches by square and 8 deep contains
enc peck.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

John Van Buren is "down" upon
the Nebraska Bill. One of the gentle
men residing at the White House has
been endeavoring to persuade Mr..
Van Buren to look favorably upon the
measure, but without avail. On its
being declared to him that the Presi-
dent was decidedly in favor of the
bill, John expressed his regret that the
Chief Magistrate should entertain
views so different from those of the
great body of his party.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

A SHERIFF MISSING. Mr.. Roberts.
sheriff of Dearborn county, Ia, has alb
seconded, and the county commissioners
have declared the Office vacant, and ap-
pointed N. f. Riddle, the former deputy,
to fill the unexpired term.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

Hon. John Petit made a speech on
Monday last in favor of the Nebraska
bill. Gov. Bright it is well understood
will vote for It. They will be trium-
phantly sustoinedby their constituents,
-,Stafe Sentinel
Ii the two Senators do vote as the
Sentinel is assured they will, they will
find il difficult to whistle down th,
storm that will be aroused agains
them.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

6YAn agricultural society has been
organized in Minnesota, and Hon. Will
lis Go rman, Governor oi the Territory
has been elected president. "West-
ward the Empire takes its way"
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

GFThe Nebraska meeting was large
ly attended last evening. DR.. Clark,
Mr.. Wilson and others made speeches.
Resolutions sustaining Mr.. Mace in op-
posing the Nebraska bill were adopted.
LAFAYETTE Journal.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

OTDobbs says that people who don't
pay postage on letters in which no per-
SON but themselves is interested, won't
do to tie to. Dobbs hit more than one
scaly individual over the knuckes when
he made that remark.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

He who has no opinion of his own,
but depends upon the opinions and
tastes of others, is slave.
Indiana American., 1854-03-10

rA philosopher in Putnam's Maya
zine says that women may make shirts
for eight cents piece, but he defies
them to make anything-ExcEPr shirts.
A living must be picked up by some otE-
er means. Not bad put in that.
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To Country Merchants

MI RS s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. oil
wi McClaIen Knox q Co, the remaining partners ha vc
them Mr. Chester D. Knox S.
the style OF Mcclallens and Kpox
They would inform their old customers Cwho
have so long and literally sustained e) deal
ers in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv.
ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Hovng been selected with the greatest care and boue,t
they hatter themselves that in their OF
boots and Shoes they hold inducements quality
and prices superior any ever offered in tile market m
on their way east they would be pleas.
70 their stock, and them prices, eaTessy
with markets of Baltimore AMI
nnll1aeeiphla. lseps1 MccLALIRNS 81 KNOX
q CO., have just 40 boxes.
o IN addition 10 their &c stock Cali
b and see snecimen the .Californi
ga. ntcncd for all .tyho love a gooa
als"s LARGE let of imported SCI ars Just oh and
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dies dies. r.. Sss less expensive and lea
ed call and obtain pamphlet Cree1 containing ample
9Si 81 the most sources OF the beneficial
enseI Physi9ons who have used it in ther p actice ana
REFES Ss Tn o PecEIsn m D, Utica
M ffIff Ils, Sl q Ii Re S1Sns1se y
P PXF ns@s,,I N p p i sy Es: NY;
81 W " Reese, II =, New YORK City.
p fEsSsSsiM E :. o Saisa, M Ny
% rs%rRfs fIsiis s GPf slN RnsrRose
SOLD 2SN S Wse ss Va bv
most otthe leading Druggists in the adjoining countless
LETTER addressed r. Curtis Hutch, Agsnt at
aaSs Sss% aef
Hm 6s tie ssnng ditsues; a, times rendering lie
best Ehyseians, with but little success; the most they
months before commencing with your medicine:
had not been able to perform any labor could
shGs and wsa sSSpsSly m body ard
e.ing and misery. But, reading your advertisement
was induced 10 try your invaluable medicine called Ute
t like aosf Woman h sS not e used Sse IL
u re P 9m w9. enabled orr
Isshherhond without injury Nothing but sense OF my
ton to all those suffering like myself. = '"s
Freedom, roftfss ss %a k;, 94!S Rss = 1853
Aut e-6m. Central Depot s0i froaiway, n: Y. 4
80 ,EROPTIVE DISEA SEES.
has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour that in the cure or Scrofa
letter, and many other diseases BRBSTINoER's FLuTp
f&TRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA DANDELIoS, decidedly
above other speaks
sed ana we have taken the pains OF hav
through the papers, appointing agents
me SAFE OF IT, yet we are almost weekly receiving or.
aets from Vermont New York. Ohio Kentucky and other
oy persons " no by chance means have lea
curative powers following is from
very serious diseases -S' wa" u0SN u 'ol u
DEAR DocrOR: - 81 "a 4EyEls 4.
,i The two bottles otmedicine i got from vo,
some more by Express. e' P 'e'se sehu rue
- -. 80. Yours Respectfully ~
II Is now prescribed by nearly ali the -
Guy rot as qack medicine, have Elade fSsn, a..
qualGeuwith the component parts we now All
such as we have not the opportunity OF making
70, iree from all minerals, and is not IT,
the least Incompatible withany of the ~ ~
dtLe, Fowler's solution, OF other properties VI ~
To be had at Paxton s. and p Yahrling 49,,
Wholesale and retailby 20 @'e sol"
..s.45sseS BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street, opposite ashington Hail. heelinsv.
July 2i,'62 80 = tsEei.As va
-ssz,sss7as Cod Liver Oil. ~ g, -,
Il OSH received 6 boxes Samuel Shines. mann,ct,,,
& Medicinal Cod Oil; the best article OF fhs
"''" drought 10 fhl8 any other market -
tst- BRENTLINGERtsA ARMSTRONG,
Opposite WaShin n ON Hs
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Co-Partnershin

undersigned have this ayformed co.paFtnc
SNIP under the name and style oil C. Baker g. Co. an
Ill continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bus
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street. b - : :
.-,r75 tssses5 - 4a5ss,s S. c. BAKER. 3
alI9l 70 ..sl s..9E JOHN list.
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DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.

1t stands pre.eminent
for the curative power,
in all the diseases for
which 1t is recommend
cd usually called Female
Complaints: or these
arc proISpsus, Utcli, or
Falling OF the Womb;
Flour AlbIs, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
AMI liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrliage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular ATenstruatton,
&C., with all their ac-
CONFERENCE.-The (can.
Gel excepted i, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing.
The Catllolicon far
SufnaSSeS nfkAr rap,n-
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DIR aHnlL's. (reLehrnted 2a,Lr,,n,,;, H,l;.-:

LII 1IuLG IetcOTUkcu IuEnlORlc ELLTLT
tOR the permanent euro coughs, colds CONSUMPTION
l. bronchitis, asthma. IL fuenza, Group, yhoomin M c7g
inflammation OF the broncea oarseIcss caused bv nSh
tiCn. 49, 45 $780, e'Fta'
Warranted the pleas best medicine for sens
cs the lungs sold in America
representing this medicine the public T. lave tho
satisfaction To know That not only present them with
invaluable nmti1o the class or diseases it mros
tccts upon the constitution, fscrc win.
out any fear OF mineral poiSons, it contains none
The uct that large portion of the suffering ami death
trOughoult ecouutry Is caused by disease or the Orgas
Of respiration, consequent upon exposure cold has In
duccd us to put it wit lin the reach of every ir, viy,n,
able. - "'
This medicine is the result ofa long experience .u,
Study oil those diseases of the lungs which freouen in
our changes bic climates and claim TITO iii a,Ivatce
OF all medicines ever before discovered those pcclia
comp tnts, an Improvement upGm all, conseqentIv
hyperion to all others. H}fil 4N's''
We shall make cxtravagan assertions of s eiic,.
In curing like the vendors OF too many
WHO deceive all who trust them, shall hold oui INV
Inducements which experience does not Justify '
paticnts will perScvere in tbs use OF this medicine
anu use IL as utn:ctcd will be Cure every Instance
tha IT'S not beyond the power OF medicine There arc
nun cTouS persons cioyi blessings OF heaIih mi
since hcen III their grave but for the timely and
ring Use OF this invaluable remedy. 1t is not nrc.mc1
mat II IS imalbc In every stage OF CONSUMPTION Init Tue
know to BE- better adapted to The various diseases NJ th
organs than other Medicine ever offered IN
the PUBLIC All we ask Is trial, and IN every instance n
rscd freely according The directions and IL neTc
action - not CIV. n, the money will he returned.
Genuine signed +. HALL. & co. For sale he TAMEx
BANE;, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also by OrIG";sis
SS'S'1tS country. aE9-ty
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ok to vour Couch

TO al spcn laboring under Coughs Colds uoarse
ness, PANS in the Breast Splitting Blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the BTentlipger,s t:
pound Syrup OF Bonesct, pleasant safe nd snecy
cure 1t canbe had at Messrs. PAXTON d IAkE,s etl al
the Suspentiun Bridge. and at - - - Ss VI
sBRENTLlNGER & ARISTRoNG,S
ansSl-yr:d Monroe street. Wheeling.
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Ftom the Rafr,non, 6rn.n Re.,,.,,t...,,

From the Rairrnomt { Ta.) Re,rSiiean
AN iNvALuABLE MEDiciNE.-1t is hut seldom we find
among the many remedies offered 10 the public for lie cure
o disease one we can consent commend or lOsc Vir
tues we aye able to discover always Selu0usly
avoided giving utte'ance TO anything that mi h lead any
one 10 suppose that we placed any faith III their prcen
soh$: but with reference remedy nu nctrc, in
sS nSes ana which has become familiar the public
~ hoSeoId words, speak from knowledge of its ill.,
trnsc cxcclencics, its adaptation TO many Sf ttc ="
, e, and Tue security with which may be used we
sEc2k o. The Nonpo'e Nerve Bone Lninlent prepar
"a ~ ~ ~ Gntr y Co., from prescription furnished by
~ ~ Natson Carr, late OF MOrgantown OF Wheel
's one o! the most eminent physicians Virginia This
,y is v ITseG uon the broad principle thai any
pounded he equally etcacious in iute mai Scc
Mons ptcrle that has been successfully devcoTcd-
Simply Inc offspring OF Science, being mild and sim
c III ts "Gtio' End yet revealing in effects power
@ nc, hing the must hidden sinewS man
anu ocastahu yet being innOSiOus weakest infant
~ IS also by Tar the cheapest Lmi,ncm rct being
w III ottIeS twice as large the majority Il tIe
Than the largest besides being more Than fomr
es as 81 ons we commend IL to those in want OF a
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Wheeling Window= GIasss

wheeling Window Glass
M AN UFA2CT DRY
partnership heretofore existing between Stocktoali
akGrd q Co, has been dissolved by purchase OF H.
NJ: lahkerds right, title, and interest, by Stockton Il
The business viii be carried on under the name of
9ctS -, STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co
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ARE YOU SUFFERING

ERoM rheumatism Sore Throat Group, Difficult
ea or s s9san or po1% Pain tie
lion, sin Joints Cuts Bruises, Poison Sores Fever sores
lnanum. Choe. Lame Back Chblss bites 81 Poi en
Gus Insects or RHbd Dogs quo Cake Agmc Breast
Contactions OF the Muscles cords cuts or Siy SiiJ
@ R6spn PsSrsyss Piles Ear
sores Scarlet Fey3r orany similar disease, you may lest
n SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no: only removes pain almost nsantancolsly but
ERADlCATES TIFF. DISEASE.
Some Will laugh at the idea any composition curing
such humber Of diseases hut yo reflect that tlese
causes, the proposition will setm less INT
would candid 10 ees tss us IN The
all who have used 1t themselves, Witnessed its ma &c
CNonpa ei Indicates he bell ia.at ko m,a' 'S aae
10 THOSE WHO THINK.
MANY Sn oeeu me striking martty between
en namcsf And has II occurred 10 YOU tlnt rem
10 both This roneGy is now offered ye aiy h assSe
E iSiMkNT winch does moi insult Your understanding
stGS or "igty eartl but is simpiy tne
ait r o. SrifScIl being mild and simple IN its action
anu yet cNeas IN ITS ELECTS power almost incredible
wresemg The most hidden sinews OF man or beast
ny lar The eeoP1s inncnt in the market being put uI in
n See as Eqrgf as The majority and onelourt ger
strong; oer II 10 YOU with pride AMI cons s
as article exactly suited to the wants OF rich or
he unprecedented size In which the NonrareiI Intncn
SI w Sm" inc vast EXPENSE of the matceIs in it,
IL impossible for US to pay the printing Of the
eds ocerticates M gt publish nor do we cem
for itself. " - % S''" wa sst'''y
we would however refer those afflicted ones who have
10 The following names, being but lew OF tic many per-
os Wiose character for c9ndor and veacy needs no
in the different, diseases for which, are
SGd in hrns 81 bY us ms.'s S as It deserves
IL Logan q o. wi Mckee Paterson a. CO. and by Tho
August II, '53
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonparei1- Nerve; and Bone
iLIsNIlI e. " T,
PREPARED by H. H. CARR & CO., FROM
"A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
lis 6G8ed upon The broad principle any remedy ssic
POUNDED, Se equally stcees:ftI in reiaOring inter
HGt G6ecttoNsi Potrer tnhich is BEAUTIFULLY
dereivpEd In Gnl peculiar 10 he
NONrAREIL LINIAIENT
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
Ia lCHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
Inc establishment occupied by E,A
,ser Centre Wheeg and by additions to Ills stock is
rurcst and best Drugs Medicnes Oils Paints. nvs Stunts e
on The most reasonable terms.
He will attend promptyto filling OF prescriptions
which viii be carefully compounded all hours
fancy articles on hand Cisnif
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
ne partnership heretofore snbssting between
dersIgned, under the firm OF Warden Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual Jacob A.
warden has sold his interest to James w. All
persons indebted TO said late firm requested settle
and a. adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden
dec4-tf 10 MlCHAE EDWARnS: II,
Planished Tin Ware.
uSI opened, an assortment ofsplendid Ianshed Ware
ter Sewcrs Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Tespots lee
Gooe!a, stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-a
INC public TO our varied and beautiful assortment OF House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
Noes, Monroe st, the Post once,
+"''io t Wheeling, Va
t'4f BACHELORS,
instantaneous Liquid Hail. DNe fr=f1l
70 those wishing hair dye that may depended up
ofcity reference be svcnas its superiority over
oWstythLns Of the Kind now in For sale, wholesale
lnar31 ~ sole agents in tliscitr
whaa1ino 1Ui,1o-,r ~
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z.sss7as Cod Liver Oil. 5. ..s. { 8. 81
OSI received /: 6 boxes Samuel Shines. nannfactur.
oi pure Medicinal Liver Oili the best artIele
'"" "9ousht 10 fhls OF. any other market.
Hs- BRENTLINGERd q ARMSTRONG =
Opposite Washin 4 on Hs
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DR.. Tod das Pills

OtAN be had fresbpn1 Eonnta. :, Ills - -.
" the city OF IPleeins and Sisipt SloWls PAGES IN
S!otes o. lanes Baker: kels & CaIwell; i;TentIIger
CO: BrSntli WheeIiSsS: Al
tho Drug store Fthe proprietor corner ~ anu a
Fifth streets. III S''' VI quincy ana
They also be had p Dunn,s Grave t,res,. ".
dlllonss aud jacob Goodings, National Road; Reni &
C44Een west Wilson StTlnsers west TI;ec
laEi and Ely Loom9p's, liriJgeport, Ohio fSSt
pills need no turtle Recommendation than ali
ilsi; they have now been constant more than
nd u only give them GLANCE ti,r
M NJ er theinSe ves-tly te 25e per box; So pe
10Y Lss: Nos and g. ipst received for sale by
~ 0t'f NJ EFTIIY =
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership
heretofore subsisting m,,.
dersigned, under the firm OF Warden d Edwards
mas been This day dissolved by mutual Jacob Al
w aiHcn has sold his etestto James w. Warden.
persons indebted TO said late firm requested 10 settle
Wheeling, December i. 1852. 5-1i
p 3 JACOB M.swARDEN,
dcc4-tt $50 MlCHAE EDWARDS, Jk.
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rsH BACHELORS,
=. Instantaneous Liquid Hai. Dye
No those wishing hair dye that may be depended ur-
4 on we can chcerfuy the above The bcst
ofciy reference can be sivcnas 10 its superiority over
everything OF the kind now in use For sale WHOLESALE
and retail, by - r II Loo a n e re- t'eSA'o
lnar31 SoIe o.c,, . 4, III. IL.
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Co-Partnership:
~ W.HElSKELL&: Co. have associated e b. SwEA
commencing the 10th style OF tie firm will he
HElSKELL& GO. ianT-
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.E;ROPTIVE DISE a q

,, The two bottles of medicine i GOT from yo,,
S wnem heeng have nearly me-; please selme
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MAY be coMieM tally consulted at his Lock Tnfirnlary
1Nl No.3 South Gay st, between IonnarL second
sts nposite tie Exchange buildings, amL City Post Oh
fce Lhltimnic, Md This medical Institute esta bsfed
over fifteen years In this city by ocular Physicians as
refuge ION unehcryi is widely celebrated speedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03

.-.-z ,.-.. AND COACH TRIMNIHG.
uSr opened, large assortment ISaddIer's Hardwnr
ard Coach II thinning, Coach ard LeStier Varnixl
buggy Bows, Inhbs SPOkes Fellows, Carriage md Iii
Fo!ts Malcablc Irons, Pacnt and E,lamelIed Lcathc
and everything used by the trade, which in Site TIC al
1entloI oil the public. JOHN KNOTE,
y nIal3 Old stat nd, I53 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03
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