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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

E.O. GOODMAN 81 co.
WHOLESALE DHALgRsM
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
P ssMG Street. tt cnen siht St0Fl &C.
e'Ss fy s' s 1ND
EI ;das PsEs'. ali Amer Tissue parsr
Cora; Medium &. Dblo Med. EIottiHs
s E;nysi Sl; ,,,,o,r.n, Druggist ,9sSs ::
MaIr:a, genuine. Glazed and Gilt
Hardware Paper. Cloth
Match Box :. Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea unpreroTed.
Dry Goods Tobacco !"
En'sloH'' 0f nSx %S:; ns, &c &c.
PerOrssa s Sin EOHs Press and Straw Board.
FOoxy AND CoLoRED INK, &c. '
Cards, and Card Boards.
EATHA PEARL FAcKD Cams.
EXTRA fkoFLE's
PoaexL.Is
sAT.s SURFACED CARD Ro.Rp.
SATIN ENANHLED
PEARL SURFACED COLONEL CARD BoARDs
rasss " a most beautiful and
finish they DO not pee! in working and are Afforded at
ke1 and ss low az lhsy can be in the Fast
reculy invited examine our stock An our goods are
received direct s. from mamsetu,ers which enables us I"
9PaTer madeto order.
AuSSI-II.
Co-Partnership:
O.RITGESJr with them as partner the Partnership
fGGS@fHsinF on y 10th H' The style of firm win
Advice.
zoe ere ts01Se With eO9gh gsn IN the hrrsst
PIurd SyrEp or Boneset N"i"
II ron ara afflicted VITA Rheumatism. have received
or ehnrrea-Usetse Berger Spine and Muscle Lni"
Si!OrN 7oq be affected with seroful., or any dseas.
SEsiDs rom mrTrty Of b:ood or u injudIeous
Sress Of sad aS SdeTs nF'h'Es'f' Fluid Ex
Thee remedies have brn tried by hundreds, in all
efficacy over every other eLeire In the cure OF thess
eoT mr. s n for whes thsy arc recommended.
60 BRENTLlNGER + ARMsrRoNG's
AnothecaIyp Monf0e street adjoining the Mcclure House.
Saddlers Hardware.
- ASD COACH TRIMMING.
81 a'd Coach T,imS.E coses e
iu:sy Bows Hnhs srGkes, Fellows, Carriage and Tir'
ard used by the trade. which nri;e the al
rats Old Stand. I53 Main 1T.
Notice.
wv his brother j. ". NOTE, the partnership com.
w u. MoTTE BRoTHER % inc nf"' f ms,i DC
Second Notice.
LLPeIsons Indebted 10 w D. MOTTE are requested TO
a ., ssl and seiti' their accounts
- TTsS5 I'M 7.,-,,. . ". D NOTE
q Co.'S CeiebiRted Liver Oil, |
~ iustIeeelSe0 ny VOWEL,
.esI q Union st.
l sosFains BY stebls5 e : = M"PaRREMRs' h
s'h Bound to Shave!
nE JAQUES LEGouLTRE'S celebrated warranted
~ Razors They shave with the greatest ease, and are
the best brought TO this market. Just received
@. p BROWNS
10 New Jewelry Store. Washington
The OIL of Grape Vine.
TINS ON sgssglt oltysnty year. Investigation
restoring n in bald places. = sss9i5ss a g
THIS OH ispartcuarly Teepmnenaed. wiiirenlei
Tue Hair RON glossy, and pliable. bD6ides makfngit abnu
Prersrsd only by Or. FontaiN Pms 21etspeT bottle
- F're>Es IN = n 'NnV,FTHs. ~ tInInHst
10 ssts: Spiia TmFsnEine Tor "a siI s1T a11aiIfyb5
~ ssEh JAMES HAKBR
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CINCINNAT

CINC. NNATI, ONO.
Incorporated, 1S4S.
NE attention OF The public respectfully called to the
superior aciliIies adO ded al this Institution for qua
Iying iRdt iduas in Thorough practical for I'll
Notwithstanding by Dos6lt Etry.-A complete
practical couae OF strnctionis given in the art OF keep
IN: scientifically oGbe Eutry books in the different de-
rartntrms VI trade and manufactures, compre
!emdiIg tie forms ia Among tile eminent bst-
wcer p 0spei adverse; tile purchase and sale Of
icaEdise al Wholesale and retail i'm ortng and export
ltIOH iuclu Separations in stocks, estate, &C.
with StanboStHs, bank aiiroad, and books
Joint stock and Chartered associations generally.
Commercial Calculations embrace every variety COM
Gtat pertaining business operations, ben. taught
count aiions, arb tTation o: Exchanges &c.
eTcGRtEe COTTesPondece-Such exercises intToduc-
cd on This subject calculated impress
Alb anu genuine business style OF
tic mind oil the student well amiliariLe with
CONNIE tial teeraities aud phrascoiogy inc uing pro
J0FEG Invoices, Account sa'es bills OF exchange, &C.
FrGefieal PenmGshPOue hour is devoted Ia teaching
systematic style OF business writing, committing
wiz thorough command Of hand and pen, accuracy and
esance with Tapdity, perfect leibty with
beauty oTCOnstruction
coIlh.crclal la,, .nu Political Eeononay-Daily Lee
u' given important topics as connected
with Tie avOcatons OF the merchant IN the operations
subject OF PsrIsrSLin iHc.a and aeerf neS,tishs
sir"ments sales, debts, also
- wealth foreign and domestic exchanges, cred
IT, lTohtI interest, inter national Il aLe, &c
Tic cat be completed in from eight to twelve
ut any time.
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all the
The business OF the Principal enables him
10 edef sstanee TO those wishing procure situations
ON graduating
Good toard can be obtained in city to
per week.
EhRNS:-for partial course, books atonery, DC, I'LL
For 90 coarse, books, stationery Diploma &C. lnclu-
Siye 5000. JOHN GUNDRY,
tsnS'21-Iya Principal
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES

4 ~
has now become settled fact acknowledged bv IN,
best ofour city, that in the cuc OF ScIonla
Ietter ana many other diseases BRENlyINoER's FLun
EXTRACT OF SARsAFARlLLA DAxprL1oN is DEF ideally
above all other preparations. speaks
eei anu we nave never taken the pains or hav
ngit published through the papers, appointing agents
orlhe SAFE OF ~ yet We are almost weekly receiving or
deTs from Vermont, New YORK. Ohio Kentucky ana Ser
states by persona who by some chance have heard
oftts wonderful curative powers following Is fn, a
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used II for
very serious dfseaSe:- +'
DEAR DOCTOR:
The two bottles oGmedicire got from vo,
wheniH Whee!ng have nearly cured please send e
some more by Express. %
Yours Respectfully.
Is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of
CITY rot a. quaek medicine, for have them ac
with the eomponant rartsi and say 10 ali
snch az we have not the opportunity making It know
TO- is entirely free from all minerals and Is NOT In
s e3st incomreble with tile preparations oTIo
ol1 e FowIei's solution, or other properties.
be had at Paxton & Lakes. F. YahrIing and sol
Wholesale and retail by - -''e SS'-
,, BRENTLINGRR & ARMSTRONG.
TI y, street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
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.Co-Partnershin


TIE deTsigncd have this day formed eo-nartper-
snip under Tue name and style oil c. Baker d Co.. and
S continue the Steamboat agency Boat Store buNI-
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street "3''
=, lsssPssH s. G. BAKER, =
ahSl JOHN LIST.
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q ,ssS Custom yVorIr.aq Fssss S Z
III ERE lam again with Tremendous stock or Jiotb.
tcstings. &c, an he IN, 10 sit rs
ofpTicess and best STYLE on
n'aashp: loet41 As5M.sABANss
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You will find these Pills u invaluable medicine many
complaints 10 which you subject. In distractions
either total OF partial, they have been found
benefit restoring their functional arrangements to
health actio, purifying the blood and other fluids
Ieetually 10 Put TO flight all complaints which may
irun female r' Ies headache gdLimess, dmness
OF sight, pain in the slde back, AMI offered public
as the best Pills Tor all diseases, upon tile following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the designel Physicians, having the recent
OF their manufacture submitted Inspection, SAYS
that the ing elients which they composed makes
them tile best Pin III tor all diseases tile Liver
pui:leS oil tile FLOOD, etc. W0Suy this only our
own Judgement hut also nom tia OF lie al
thoty II the United States. All diseasrs Tcquil ing
use otan eratEe DnnhoretiC and gative Medicine
that came under our notice has been treated with
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ u.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. ID.
L. BOWEN, NJ ID.
n9 Purchase noEe but those having the signature, ~
y. hobENSAtK,' upon e4ch box, all others ale
worthless mutations.
Agents hing supplies, aud all wishinr
become agents. must address tile proprietor, j. " Io
DESsACK, at his Laboratory No. 1870 Second StI
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all d. u.ststs and Mel Chants in the u. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates cures performed in diff
een! sections of tic country by the above medicines
can be hal gratis oil the agents.
Sold by j. Eaker, Wheeling wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; W. l.. briggs, West Liberty; ]. Fer
rell, Bradleytow; j. CARING TrlaGeIphia VIM Hosack
Rony's folnti Dam Ferril, Coral Cove. Piceea %
cents. nlaT29-ly
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
s ESTABLISH 1871

NJTE offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
W. CARDS and PRINTING INK, EOOK BINDERS
L I. and every description OF PAPERMAKE3s'
Having heen st years. establish in the
West3 Paper business complete in all its parts,
formed permanent connections with the best
in this country and receive supplies directly from
them. The prices and terms offer are Gayora
bic the same goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities.
We have the exclusive agency tho superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER Ss SMITH,
OWEN & IlURLliUT, and the CAREW COMPANY be
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers made In this
country.
Our stock embraces description Paper used in
the west We have hut Uniform price to ALL Orders
by mail win be filed at tie prices il bought ~
PC Samples will be sent by mail cost.
auE2I. BUTLER & HROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
pearlS
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Co-PartnerShip:
n W: uElSKELL& Co have associated B. r. SwEA-
We R1NGES. with them partner the rartne rSir
commencing the 10th ins: The style arm win be
HklSNkLIt d q. ian17
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21
DREADFUL INHee,TANoE

And mus. this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields horses
our sheep, our COWS, our oxen, the nature and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves As human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
well being of those children, we should be i'm.
merSed in the darkest and most
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A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.

Let not shame or false deI;cacy keep you back, but
icci That your life aid reputation at stake
that the al poison is death your constitutions ami
threatens not cny your physical powers aud mental iac
tics with destruction, but closes the 10 connubia
Joys bShs The PR sp.ets the fture, wraps your
body and soul ~ the dat mantle of despair orpor-
clan before YOU one who has made this branch OF ne
cal science profound Study, and who bee favored
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
practice and did prop iety permit adduce the gale
timely assistance from The abyss OF impending ram Ali
OF professional honor. $50 $50
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SECRET DISEASES.

and is only advertised preyen The afflicted partic,
larly strangers. falling into .'Whited Senucies
aud otc! abodcs OF claretausm biaIoned 10Th liz III
public prints as tho only places where can be Ul
taiicd tar certain Diseases baltimore, like other larg
cities is mve ted with tribe, aud stranger SHOULD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-21

Arc Sole Agents I'm the United States for
MuSpratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing PAPERS.
russell russell :. SUPERIOR
RaIyliis Il Sons English Tissue
First quality Ultramarine Blue
also gents for the principal Paper Manufactur
ers In this country ard offer Tor Sale byar the
enstve and and desirable stock Paper PAPER Manu-
HctTe,s' Materials that be found in this or any ote
country.
are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities cradle them 10 offer oil
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic lowest possible
prices. = - : y :
PAPER made TO order any size or weight Liberal all
vances made cOisignmentS OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock IND other rchanl;ze.
, The highest ma ket price paid in cash for all kinds
rags. aug1-1y.
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The two bottles ornedicire got from ver,
wheniu wheellng have nearly met please send me
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

MADAM ADA PFEIFFER-This world re-
nowned lady and celebrated traveller, arrived
at New Orleans on the 9TH inst, in the steamer
FL Dorado, from Aspinwall. She is described
as small, genteel-lookins woman, very spare,
but remarkably active and energetic in her
carriage, and exceedingly intelligent and
agreeable. The New Orleans Delta thus
speaks of this remarkable woman
Madam Pfeiffer, after making the tour of
the whole world, and penetrating many regions
whore No white person has ever been seen, in
Guiding the principal Islands of the Pacific,
reached California, where she remained for
some time, observing the peculiarities of this
new State. She also visited several of the
ports Of South America, and had made her
arrangements to explore the Valley of the
Amazon, through its whole course, but was
prevented by iusurmouptable difficulties, in
obtaining means Of travelling. She therefore
concluded to make tour of the States and
tor that purpose, came over on the Ell Dorado
Madam Pfeifier is one Of the most extraordi-
nary women of her age She has reached the
age of sixty, has a comfortable home, and a
family of children, who are all settled in life "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13
ANOTHER CASE OF HYDRopHoBIA.-The CT

1A->oihhis S<hoA Or AL iAo Slii
cinati Gazette, Of Friday says:
"About six weeks since, q man named Jshn
Welsh, residing on the Lexington Pike, near
Ninth street, was bitten by a ferocious dog, in
the wrist and thigh. Tho wound healed with
out bis consulting any of the medical fac
ulty. and the occurrence was almost forgot
ton. On Tuesday afternoon he complained Of
difficulty of breathing. which continued dur
ing the greater portion of the night, until
about O'Clock the next morning when he
became perfectly delirious, and rushed in a
state of nudity iuto the street. From that
time until about II IL, the spasms were
so violent that it became necessary to Sc
cure him by binding his hands and feet
In the meantime, TWO physicians, Doctors
Thomas and Holt, had been called in, but it
appears they did not agree in prescribing, and
the man becoming calm about this time his
hands were united by friend, when. con-
scious Of his dreadful situation, he pray ed fer
vently. In short time after, lie was again
taken with spasms more violent than ever, and
it was deemed absolutely necessary to admin.
ter chloroform- This Gained him, and he
slept, but about O'Clock he again awoke and
in about 20 minutes afterwards, he breathed
his last. a wife and three children are left
behind to mourn his untimeiy fate He is
said to have been an industrious, hard work
ing man. Aged 80 years.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

The WORKINGS OF ABoLIrIoNIsM-If you
are not SO unfortunate as to be a white man.
you may, in the free States, rob, plumber, and
even cut your neighbours throat with perfect
IMMUNITY. In justification of these little
eccentricities against life and property, all
that is necessary is to shout Justify, fugitive
slave!'' To show that we do not exaggerate
the present state of feeling among certain
class of the citizens Of the North, we extract
the following paragraph from a New York
paper, and ask for it an attentive perusal ::
Another instance of the violence of the
abolitionists occurred at Otsego county last
week. A negro committed burglary in FL
mira, some weeks since and was arrested in
Jersey City. He effected his escape from the
Jail, and was again arrested in Otsego county
The negro told some of the rabid abolitionisis
that he was fugitive slave. whereupon some
twenty eight Of them, armed with pistols, &C.,
entered the room where he was imprisoned,
under charge of the officers, and set him at
liberty. The officers demonstrated with the
mob, and stated the whole circumstances con-
nected with the arrest, but they persisted in
setting him at liberty"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13

A CENTURY OF RUSSIAN EWPERoRs. Such
list as the following cannot be prepared from
the annals of any European kingdom, and
scarcely from an Aaiatic monarchy. Russia
has aptly been described as an absolute mon.
archy, tempered by regicide:
Ills Alexis, son and heir of Peter the Great.
put to death by order of his own father.
1870. Peter the Second, son of Alexis, "died
suddenly, deposed and murdered - with him
ends The male branch Of the house of Ro.
manoff
1740. Ivan Antanovitch. an infant. succeeded
his aunt Anna in LAO. In a year he was de-
posed by his cousin, the Empress Elizabeth
who confined him in various prisons. In 1746
he was privately put to death by Catherine
the Second, during an insurrection.
1852 Peter the Third murdered by his wife,
the Empress Catharine the Second.
1901. Paul, her son, murdered by a conspira-
cy of his mobiles.
1925. Alexander, supposed to have been
made away with by the conspiracy which
broke out on his death but later discoveries
from Russian sources, however-throw doubts
on this rumor.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The intelfigsnesr, discussing the idea OF
having the United States obtain Cubs, says;
/" When Mr. John Quincy Adams, in 1898.
wrote his letter to Gen. Alexander Smythe, of
Virginia. NJ, the then incredible idea that this
Am rican Union would ever seek to possess or
annex to i; the islands of any sea, how amazed
would that statesman have been had the cur
tain of the future been suddenly raised. and
he had seen how cOolly and fippantly the po-
liticians and newspapers Of the country would
in thirty years discuss the propriety, not of
having insular territories at all, but Of forth
with entering upon the island territories of a
Power IN amity with Us to which We had taken
fancy; as If, in the language of Spanish
representative, Z" the world of Columbus were
our own exclusive property, Yet 30 it is,
and Congress Hall and the public journals are
busy in settling the question whether it lie
time for US 10 acquire Cuba in the Atlantic,
Porto Rico is not yet mentioned) and the
Sandwich Islands in the Pacific ocean"
The Union is indignant against the aims
and struggles of the opposition, and scores Mr.
Greeley, of the Tribune, for slandering Dem
ocratic representatives. The same paper gets
merry over the alleged fact that the Wings
are just now counting anything but the rich
Irish brogue" and "the sweet German accent, -
neither whispering or lisping any thing of the
sort. The Union further contends that Louis
Napoleon avows the purpose Of interfering in
our Cuban relations with Spain.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-13
GRAND EKCURS ON
NV MOHA Wk 7RIBk 10. z, LNIROKED 9

A f HOHAHh JhIbk NO. q, lIhfhOfED Oh
" DER OF RED MEN.
The above TT be respectfully announce to thei.
Brethren Of the Order and the public generally that
they have chartered the very safe and ooRmodious
Steamer POwHATAN. for Their first grand excur-
sicn down the Potomac river on WEDN EsDAY, the
zlst Of June, 1854. The Committee will gusrantee
to all who may honor them with their presence, an
agreeable time.
The Boat will stop at Fort Washington quite long
enough TO GLOW the company time TO view the For.
thratioga, 8c.
TIE best Cotiilon Music Is engaged.
Supper ami Refr stInentS VIII be served up ty an
experienced caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLL sR-admitting q gentlemsn
and ladies'; which be had at the usual places at
the beat, or from the Committee.
The Boat will leave Georgetown ut O'Clock p. m:
Washington at 2; Navy lard at 8; and Alexandra
at O'Clock returning at a reasonable hour, stop
ping NJ the Navy Yard.
Committee IF arrangements -Wtsn'n 6. Wright
Vim. J. Smith, lev strsSbureer. je lo-lOt
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival Of the steamship Louisiana ut
New Orleans. on the 9th inst, the New Orleans
papers have later dates from Texas. We make
up the following summary of the latest intel
ligence:
A. J. Mason, who was indicted in Colorado
county for the murder of Joseph Bertrand,
some time ago, escaped the evening before ms
trial, from custody and is now at large. koo,
ert Mcneil and E. Brown, who had been tried
and convicted for assault with intent TO XII, nj
Wharton. escaped at the same time.
Several hundred German emigrants arrived
in Galveston during the past week, and the
receipts of cotton for the same tine, were near
FIVE thousand bales. The News says there are
now six steamers up the Trinity, which may
all be expected very soon in port with heavy
fret ,hts.
The Brownsville correspondent of the Nueces
Valley states that the repeated Indian out
RACES upon the Rio Grande, are causing bitter
COM p aints against the General Government.
The regular terms of the District Court at
that place which was to have commenced on
the 9Th May, was not held, on account Of the
| nom arriva, of the Judge from New York OF
New Orleans. This writer says that many
cases of importance were before the Court
for adjudication, and that this failure is Sc
verely commented upon by many persons
|
Anna by Alvarez, hand-bils have been circu
lated very freely in Matamoros among the
MexIcans These bills were sent from the
city of Mexico and Kew Orleans
We have been informed, says the News, tn al
the cholera prevails to some extent in thu
neighbor hood below Groce's Retreat, in Austir
county It is said to have proved fatal il
sever al instan among the negroes on Mr.
Glover's plantation. We also learn that DIR
Thos. Hunt in that neighborhood, has diet
with this disease, and that Mr.. Whitfield wa
not expected to recover. Many will regret t.
hear this news.
The Brazos Planter of the 3lst ult., rays
The citizens of San Antonio have recent,
held public meeting in relation to the dep
relations which have been committed by tn
Indians upon the frontier, in which they hav
passed resolutions denouncing the Genera
Government, for its failure to extend to tn
frontier settlements that protection which the
had a right to expect, and calling upon th
State Executive to meet the exigency Of th
case.
TIE Crops corn and cotton crops
Eastern Texas are represented to be in mo
promising condition. The stand Of cotton
perfect, and the corn crop one month Garlic
than the last years. Nearly double the usu
quantity of corn has been planted this seaso
so that the emigration through, and into tia
portion of the State, will find bountiful SUI
ply in the fall.