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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
New savings' Bank store.
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T An row receiving and orenng unusually lnTEo and
i EsRetsl aSaorlHent Of BOolS shoes, Hate HCnEote
umbTesB ard CARPET RaekS ~ tho corner or Market ana
MOnrca 6lToes eang, Var in the room fNTlney &C.
CuPtd PoPt once and opposite the MeLpEo House,
Veiy AIgaand htiely new stock which we'puTehAseI
for cash, from hO manufacturer the North, urder the
most avOr6be circumstances, and Offer than to the Gill
Iena Of Wheeling aid vicinity AZ reduced prices whole
nllO ard TOllb and respectfully solicit share OF patron
deomIt nieeSS 10 say muehln praise Of my stotE, u
mistake not the people OF wheeling are hot 80 easily
humbuEgsi BY advertising PySi suoe 10 say have any
variety 0! men9 yOuthS and bO9 hoool Shoea, MIR
TOr 6ilk l66Skln WOOL leEhofn bfubh and straw hats
sud for Ades avery variety O silk ans alTa Ard bToid
bonueta Of the most regent fashions and styles Also
Shoes, Bppea end GaeTb, bolh for ladies, nesrS ard
chldTSB Of The most hehonible Sylo make aud quality
-etil aud a0e Tor yourselves. q. ..y.,... ... ID.
Having neTehased SIge slee Of we above n9nsa ~
calIlpd see INC, or lena ne their oTaeTs VIII duplicate
shS bills ruTelased IN the caste titleS ior cash. .
ma d III. M,
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I -AsalnNRRiR Mnl,ll;R.

Clheou O.lW6OdROW having, on tile nth day OF
y ApTiI 10 ., by proper deed conveyed IN trst to he
uIdsroig6o6 0f the benefit Of he said WOO0r0wH credit
OTs al 81 h6 real aud pOTSonsl properly and c0ees
iionI ali persOns In any wise Indebted 10 said woodrow
required 10 make lnmedlAto Aymant TO me- and az
OTdoT 70 tSeoVO any benefit under sad trust, within
tour Gle tiT claims with the lIOpeT &C
roTdinR 10 the terms Of said deed with the undersigned
SpiS'fh -if,ilI 1.' GkO. WgElGuTR, ASSigHee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
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Wood = ,haNb
lT AZ t6l aul lbiSIptro.
elll Which II y Is 1, "a r "A !, 4 NJ
W v, lele itl3 ~ Ni t8iSi6iS5
Cltllel color o. ysill itb v9 iiS ibsIj
Y 40 q oaeIl tine u remove
aehdri and lillas 6hs dnais nee
nom the aIthy eeiAAHi % Isl m dIySfs pytni
lalolA OF d ll9n9 the pubisy Tue ke.
or YOU end can W BY ilsuAe, end all
Ave- Ave- TIE lero egd examine
tne !epuQ0lae OF llQlee aud enonAi or h6l TeputO,
ueni ihg South gtd Wetl Nhefoll was hysntedi but
VIII leler lhe - tloate below 0rlhe NlSl ghShed
statesman hd hth4t6Ti jUd@ Hrtese, o. lllg6ltl
CARLYLe, ill.y June "a, 1883.
have lled Proi.Q, 8, WpodS H6iF ReaOThllve' and
ave aumred tue WOhd6T eject. MY hair was becOm-
90 thOush nIenatuFely gey, but by tho use OF hiS
Y has resumed ltt gnal color and have
no doubt pefAiARanlly aAlalnit lGLA.nti
idBlDNRY, BRBRsR,
itsillsfatlhi Ex-senator Of Tire United EtlieS
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4 PIF,9'fP..er I. OYesg. ogIsa,ai sauo'l5a

Tbs ljnmeRtiSA valuable ilGIy In tho t6ealnsnt q
some Of lQtl nrlnd ~ Us CNI
lottQ etulgHdi i0riiAiAnet ~ ne atd
S2'tlf W thorough aud C0nuod application OF thi
Ldllnsnl fcsip The aiecltd organ these ON
eIWee lseAteA ave u once dUarlfe, OF mote
titan hall their leriOiR JCually hVoug children, and
ilgpSsndS Of uolbeTt, we're they Flowed 10 sreu, wgud
Wtb w lR Of Ceiling aud qee Hon
doh from tho very jsAS 0Idodh, and leslncd Item TO
their former heath aud beauty Ei, itwlil BIO found
powerful OUXlliary IN removing what 10 geeally known
ian AU. Gale, Of an enlargement OF the Sleel all
casea external thlelln'
lnent viii DO found uso u. ul 4 20 -galu1F4"o
General depot COS broadway, New York; and ia
aTkel at.St Louis ta I. s.l... l.Tl
ROr sale WhocSale and retail IN wheeling hy kA
ie7d9m ~ ~ re e WILLIAM j, ARMSTRONG;.
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js 3ISa' Wholesale any & ii1 aRAIsTRoSu
$4,000. !. 1. 4.
RBTNi %
! a.,aa M. BALLY's s.'t.
T. AN, I, DO }. I Il
/ GONORRHgA i OTIOll,
TIE GREAT ORIGINAL
FRENCH PREP ATOMS
+ Glssii, Strlclutss, Whites, Paipa lgtlt back aud
LOiHS, SEMINAL weakness, and Ill other
nIsORDEKS or THE URINARY ORGANS. % af
public Ov tile pest hve yeare n have become 80 well end
hvopbly OMnibSt they do MT require any very elSbo
rats pIatSe They Invented by OF the Hest aud
most bAtei venereal scOkM Paris, and slncA
their tIUduellOn into tho Umel Sleea have eated
Ing, lhIn any other medicines VI Tie kind, ever offered TO
lhs public ~ s psajmegi or ans 6is!i. e.:
been equallcd, having cured many cases Of nom elht
years. stHMdlnE aud The ProielOr g tearTdHt SIH TO
v 9 ns [ % re-" Or any, osr T
lane nSi0Tlty Of the PlspamilOn3 now do but
on nIc enIely vsgsl1hs W tIsIr nature,
who ave acted cannot do better than 10 Try Them, and
they Will recommend lhenIselvcS
pAnyig them the Andolo Al 81 and the luUn at 80 ctS
psI b6ilIs ore hottie lasts ten days Many been
I6SsRisd by N. Bs ILY Physiean Of tie Paris HOsr-
tails, and prepared from The orgnulreepes' aud sold At
"D0''' DuRoS & Co., GESEnAL .AoMrs,
Tor the United States aud Canada TO whom orders must
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
-,.--7P-ianIahadI Tin Wara.

H yPlanish0d Tin Ware, 0.#
II UST opened a assortment ofsplenld Planlsbed Ware,
oOnslsting Of coffee aud Tea uihs, chatting Dishes Oys
ter SeweTs, Vegetable Dishes, Dish COVers Teapot Egg
eool6rs Stomach WaTmeTsi and painted Toilet sslH-l
beautiful arlicle We respectfully solicit the Attention oil
tic public TO our varied ard beautiful Ofiowe
! 1''I N. 'iIl HOBBS, BARNES q co, N
NOES, Monroe ST near the Post ONCE,
G IN 81 We
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To Country Merchants
HER.S,S s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the hTn, oil
WI McOlAllen, Knox & Coz the Ienlinng paTnerS have
associated wi Them Mr. Chcassr D, Knox 6rother Of N
s. Knox 90 long and aYOTab bly, known In trading public
assuming the style OF McCltllens and Knox. 5
They would Inform their old c1atomerS (ho
have 81 lone nbara and al oheTdeal
es In Boot Shoes that tber Fall Stock will be Orrlv
ingITom the I0lhtO thelhst ofSeplembsT. s.,,.l..s
Hsvmgbee selected with tie g1eatelt care And bought
CASH they hatter themselves thatn their Fall Stock Of
lools and So5 they bold out ndueefenlb IN quality
and prices superior tolny ever OeIed In the market To
Country M0chntA on their way east lley would be pleas.
cd exhibit their stock and nost them npreee earlebsly
challenging With the Of and
Pmbdeln6ih. Gsep3l, MoCLALLRNs & KNOX
7UGAN, CARR o. CO., have jusl received li0 boSee
II OF Obhe60, iin addition 10 their a'ee at0ek CAL
golden bar Obaee0 intended Tor al WWhO love goOs
thing" AlsO lurSelot OflmpOTted SotaTsiu AND
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

SAAU IlO0E. JAS NH
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
1 MdrSkaH O. III, Va, MOundSDille, p, o.
YXIlLIpra Ohio, Malahall AID WstIele Ounties
w Particular attentQRwl given to collections and
Laid business. All kinds Of land constantly for sale
RnQi-iYlGtW No. si....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

PHILADELPHIA ~ !
N Curtain Ware house, sl
- mIsNIE Y VV,isARFORD,
lMfORFER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS CURTAIN Ma.
TERnLs, AND FUONTpkE C0vERlNdS,
WHICH BE- SsIg q tI's lowest u5rket ,PTcsa' "a
ThNatODkepmprisligsi npart, the following Ha
Embroidered lace GOCtAlnsll GILT SollilcesI
20 MuSlln lhl ~ l09Flnsi
iilBypegX a 49, Balsdl, itHiII
French sllWtdlhe eell9py Arches arg hlEsi
and GOl0ytlH SAG. isa n koIuo, ANeselA,, NlIpst
RAllp u laine9tl ifftN n kilnsoaS el R19Ps'
IhinuSktI 3sfff " y. fs,,ss d 4, II. 4 /,
A laTLo stool pt RhNgti HbUSt 49, ~ p Sqtgte eup
..R.iiSfSD lSD6WSRADES, ass RoLtdEDsal all
ColoTs torehldlpg =, 3. :. ~, i y. -, Z
oftho heshth oid Width p Hpiire fltns Of widow
mari7-tvd&w "! 49,. l!.l-
S1171 1ASr Pima RIO Co0sO illi re- and ior sal9
,ZUU 1sIt ~. REILLY
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SaddlerB HardWare,

|luishAN AND COACH TRIMNiKO. 80,
lust orehedi large tS'Ort HARDWARE
H6it, M6iehblo 1tons Patent and RnamelIel Leather,
an9sysEyIRHg Sd 70 y6ssh TSi!S Tue a.
'1 mSiS y w V4s"'' % Old sSal, Us &alnA,
EI7 Y .T78 aE Notice. siN.e..
VIZ 'D,NoTTB haS associated with him "a partner,
nshehE N fiG Inst The stys q lie arm WIN
W y, A9gTR& BROTHER. BIZ. all, yny nd Lehi6
s.uisa Second Notice. 3s...
LLHsTtOnt indebted 10 W. D. MOTTG ave Teqneatedt 10
N call end tetO their accounts lmmed iotely. $3.50,
HhIh es-- ll. ..l- u 7 80 ~ y ", UnlOl D.
80 ,.l y Bound to Shave! b.st..-a
M. JAQUES LBOOULTRE's celebrated warranted
~ RijolS ThsYshavS Win The sre!tcet ease and are
tie best ever bToughtt0 this MARKET Just receyed ct
q. p, BROWNS U
~ lLy QNewlJsweIry store. WaahlnStoH ~
Throw PhyOIo 70 Ihe og6- PplVornacbor
HYDRO ELECTRlU VOLTAlC CHAINS.
Producing n1ttnt relief nom tue most aeGlO pain per-
nnnenlly curing all Neurelbc diseases, RIepma
ri iiSR, painful aud swellid |ol9tss NsqTflGA Iia
tn 1Viioi' I !ntS, PdplittlonS Of ths sl'
AHIBeeIt, PeTtodeGl Headaches, f.I
Palm l9ihs stomach n. In
,noii4meaW6yGt5fi VA: VIM Tastcs snsAo
Paralysis,
rbI.t sSani woe ISSiiroaossd m ~. city d New
US SSS n i, lie SEr-
ed bYDtS. sgAsHne Mott, Poat, CArnoehlI, van ulen
o. QtheIs " Nas ~
eiS o dedSek, Aid their SALE cid tie success that has
Attended their use 10 unparalleled
PfFMO66 10 their Introduction Into this county, they
were uSOdin hospital 10 Opo End are secured b
IaitmS 81 Ffaee, Germany Austria, PiuDSia aud EnS
lAndJ ana also IN TIE United States. = y -.
I'THiNk CLOSE AND ,PONDEh W .isl-lS.,.
The yon Whleh Y 70 sslnse VIZ. VIZ SnSgS
pIodpcs EhiI ne 2 " NY ",
ahsitI .. S "A S"5
Ny or eleelI2 enl w
" & AZ. St,sS BSP vs tVh
ane olE1 " y ~ W Nm" XXI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

IhaVo ANAL StOck Of common elohinsth will de.
pose e6 less, " make Toom ioT my Spring
S,I5i ~ - ~ ~ w., 70 aat-- - RICE
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ftn,s AND COACH TRlNNiKO. $500 .ai
lust opehGd, large tSSoTtHpent HARDWARE
81 ard Coach Tllmning COaehhld Letter yat4lsh,
Hsy B0W1, Hubbb, BHOkes, FeoYs, COT!inSa and Tire
Hol(s MGlieAbo Irons, Patent and Rnamelleh Leather,
tenlion 81 lie public. 49, JOHN KS0TR,
mails Old stand, t63 MalnN,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-03

Sometimes tho resolution of May for n
moment wavered. and her heart almos,
misgave her at the boldness OF her own an.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03
REGISTER DAILY spy.

This would soon be the case, as the English
and French were arriving daily from Malta
aud Ioulon. To the 9TH instant, Mustapha
Pasha was master of Tschernawoda and Kus-
tendle to the north of Traians wall, and
stood with his main force of SO, 1000, at Kar-
rassa, ON the sonth side Of that defence, and
about midway between the Danube and the
Black Sea. Omar had been in personal con-
sultation with Mustapha, and division of the
fleets was supporting the right wing.
According to accounts current in Eucharist
the Turks were accommodating bridge materials
at points opposite the mouths Of the Schyl,
the Aluta, at Rustchuck, and between Tsar-
tsa and Silstria. ItI q
Among the reports not well authenticated
are the following that the Russians have en-
tered Servia that the Turks have taken Turna
and were advancing in the rear of the Rus
slams; that fighting and cannonading had
been going on on the lower Danube from Mar.
SOth to April 7th, in which time the list of
killed and wounded, especially Of the Rus
slams, was much augmented, and that 5000
Russians had attempted to storm Rassova and
were repulsed.
Constantinople adyices Of April state that
the whole fleet was then in the Black Sea. A
letter from Odessa of April l, refers to the ap-
pearance of English and French vessels of the
port and says;
Large masses of troops are being concentra
ted here. Our garrison here is at this moment
10000 strong, aud fresh men arrive every day
from Bessarabia. The reports in relation to
the Greek instruction are meagre.
The Russians have been driven from the
Circassian coast, the brave mountaneers, who
had been supplied with arms and ammunition,
having fallen upon the garrisons and put them
to the sword
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03
NE. Gidaings and 9 Exlra Rillr.o

In the House of Representatives last Thurs
day, Ex-Governor Smith, of Virginia, Extra
Billy, as he is called, assailed the memory Of
John Quincy Adams, and attacked Mr.. Gid
dings, in the regular style of the slave drivers
Among other things he said -
g. Did they not all know that distinguish
ed man, (John Quincy Adams stepped down
from the chief magistracy and agitated this
question, saying, sooner than stop agitation he
would see Ave millions of southern hearths
drenched in blood and did not the gentle.
man from Ohio, (Mr. Giddingsl say that it
was lawful, in effect, for the slaves of the
South to slay the wives and children of their
masters 7"
He tainted Mr.. Giddings with having been
censured by vote Of the House, and uttered
various falsehoods in regard to that matter.
The next day Mr. Giddings made scorching
reply, saying =
"The gentleman had forgotten his place.
He was not on a plantation here, with whipin
hand, fourishing it over the shoulders ofslaves.
His Gliding 81 constituents had endorsed him
for twenty years. Of the two hundred and
twenty members at the commencement Of that
period, he only was spared monument. The
gentleman from Virginia at the end Of the
Congress that passed the censure disappeared,
and after ten years repose, had been thrown up
by the political storm of 1852, bright as ever,
an.1 he was now the whipper-in of the Ad-
ministration. Laughter, With jockey-cap
and in full dress and spurs, he undertakes to
drive every man right up to the line, saying,
"Goit! [Renewed laughter. He yindi-
Gated himself from the charge that he had failed
to repeat his experiments, quoting from former
speeches to show that during every Congress
he had not relaxed in his fearless abolition ex-
pressions. Hechallenged Mr. Smith to main
tain his position. and said that the gentleman
had fabricated misrepresentation out of his
sterile brain, and had plunged in the mire of
falsehoods."
Here there was an interruption which was
put aside by cries of "go on, go on" But
Mr.. g. only added, I" | might stand here until
tomorrow, and could not command language
to reach the gentlemen from Virginia" The
slave driver undertook to reply, but he evident
ly felt annihiated, SO much so that he deemed
it necessary to say - 81 soits
81 believe in my soul slavery is neither a
moral, social, nor political evil. I believe that
the white race is elevated by the institution,
and that it is necessary to the negro to make
use of him. Ibelieye that it is God institu-
ton. Has there ever been prosperous nation
without slareryi If we get young men from
the North before they are spoiled we make
men of them. This institution acts like a
charm on the negroes, many of them are
worthy of confidence and respect. We have
black family servants who put to blush white
servants. They are valueless the moment you
knock the shackles off," azfHt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
Bourd ofSHayer and Aldermen.


Board OfMnyor and Aldermen.
Monday, Eve. May, l..
The resignation Of J. Lowell, Jr., as Water
Commissioner, was accepted; and Henry w.
Miller was elected, in concurrence, in
stead.
Permission was granted to R. Sands & Co.,
to exhibit their equestrian feats, on the 18th
instant, on the payment of $50.
The petition of Hemenway and Wall, for
permission to erect a balcony in front of their
proposed new block, was referred to special
Committee
Reuben Randall was qualified as Common
Councilman, for Ward 3, by convention of
both Boards.
Apetition, for the repair of the Pine Mead
ow Cemetery, was referred to the Committee
on public grounds.
A communication was receiued from the
City Treasurer with schedule of taxes not
collected by John Rice. Referred to the Com
mittee ON accounts.
A communication was received from the
City Solicitor stating that the right of the City
Government to grant permission to the First
Parish to erect their meeting house on the
Southwest corner of the Common, is some
what doubtful. The City Government will be
safe from liability for damages, if it modifes
the order, to admitting that the City viii offer
no obstruction to the parish in erecting the
the proposed building. After long debate
the whole subject of the First Parish was
laid on the table.
The Committee on shade trees were au-
thorized, in concurrence, to expend $500 this
Spring, in the planting and fencing of shade
trees.
The engineers of the Fire Department were
authorized, on the alarm of fire, to ring such
bells as they consider necessary, at the city's
expense. Concurred in.
A recommendation, from the School Board,
to erect new sohool-house at the south part
of the city, was referred, in concurrence, to
Committee.
A petition for the establishment of the grade
of Highland Street was referred, in concur
renee, to Joint special committee.
The new ordinance, in relation to the sala-
ries Of the members of the Fire Department,
came back from the Common Council amend
ed, and was laid on the table.
An ordinance, in relation to dogs was
passed to be engrossed. Concurred in.
A petition for the continuation and grading
of William Street was laid on the table.
The report Of the Committee on the petition
of I. & o. K. Earle, was referred to the City
Solicitor.
The Special Committee submitted report
on the bridges over Mill Brook, stating that
all said bridges are too narrow in the span of
the arches; and recommending that Com
mitee be appointed to report on the practica-
bility of widening them. Report accepted,
and Recommendation adopted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03


GsSr Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr..
Churchill, of Boston, who is now travelling
for his health in the East:
alt gives one an ever present idea of the
expansive enterprise of his countrymen, to
find their commodities of commerce continual
lynn his path wherever he goes. Ihave not yet
visited any considerable city of Turkey where
did not find the Medicines of my country
represented by Ayers Cherry Pectoral. In
Smyrna, Aleppo, Jafia, Jerusalem and Con-
stantinople, We see in each, on the door post
of some bazaar, the peculiarly American look
ing Iron card, of DIR. Aver, saying in a Ian
guage which not one in thousand of the
passers by can read, "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, Sold
Here On shelf behind the cross legged
mussulman, are seen the bottles with their
English, Spanish, French, and German faces
turned to the crowd, and on ENDURING we are
told that foreigners are not only purchasers,
but the true believers themselves waive their
trust in fate to try this product of American
skill, when they find there is no other cure for
them
was told here yesterday that the Cherry
Pectoral has been presented to the Sultan,
and is now in constant use in his harem, and
in the Hospitals of the Empire. d&wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-03

Gov. Stevens, in his message to the
legislature at Washington territory, on the 2Sth
February. states the number of votes as 1852.
Inhabitants 1000, since considerably increas-
ed. He asserts that the northern route for a
railroad to the Pacific is altogether practicable,
and has no doubt that the surveys now in pro-
gress viii establish the practblity of the south
ern and other routes.
/ The removal of the foreign paupers
from Deer Island to the State aims house at
aTewksbury will commence on Wednesday
next. The steamer Mayaower will receive
about two hundred Of the paupers, and land
them at Long wharf, where they will be taken
in charge by the city authorities, and SENT
via railroad, to Tewksbury.
\ We learn, says the Catskill Whie.
that johnson, the Saugerties clergyman, who
has recently been deposed by his church, has
been arrested and committed to prison. for
drowning his wife and child last fall. Cir
cumstances are brought to light, which rem
der the case clear enough to warrant COM
mitment.
\ The Charleston Mercury saws General
Gadsden, the American Minister to Mexico.
is the only one there that appears in plain
dress, on public occasions. Ali the rest APP
pear in embroidered coats, and in full feather.
He is, however, said to be the most popular
Minister among them all, both with the gov
eminent, and with the people.