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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, ocroBER IL. 1858.
The subiOined precautions against the cholera.
published by order Of the British Board of Health
in 1913, hase recently been communicated to this
Department, with suggestion that they be pub
iishedin this country. They are accordingly re-
commended for publication especially in the news
papers ofthe principal maritime cities
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
rtrael from itter from one Of te rlost enle,7rtsins

Krtrae, from letter from one Of te utost tnte,7rtsins
Drtggtstsi =, me country;
WILMINGTON. June 8. 1882
Messtsy Mortimer & Mowbray;-The Tincture clamp
selling very asst lady who has used few
DO Ties sassi exceeds all oer medicines, she had
searched for cure these fourteen years past and until
she toand yours had relief have sold it in several
Cases of rheumatism with great saceess.
e. McINALL
n5'Ths is the testimony OF thousands
H. H. LOGAN & Co, Bridge corner,
je9e Druggists, gene al agents for The ABOVE medicine
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the like, are good as protection against the
cholera ibis Is total aud fatal mistake. In
every country and town where the cholera has
broken out drunkards and those who drink
the disease: temperate men usually escape; drunk
ards usually die. II is therefore earnestly boned
andfeqnes,ed that captains will warn Their GRE We
against all excuses in drinking; more especSlly
warn them from taking corn brandy origin. which
white and brown beer sold al Hambure, and oth.
er ports especially If it is sour The Elbe water
rs bad and likely to purge; therefore il woulu be
oet.eI 10 use water brought from England; and
captains are recommended TO take in supply ac-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
A vicious Sheep.


O1tlVest certain settlement wassorey annoyl
ed by a rogue who sheep frequently, but who
by his adroituess always managed to escape direc;
proof OF his guilt. Cases nmlmerable, oniy three
Shade below the galstanlaid OF proof were cor
rectly recited against him. Nobody, however,,
could furnished the evidence which would stop
the rogue,s gap OF reasonable doubt. Pettibone
was too wide awake for thai b.
AT length, one Sunday morning a neiehbor on
some sudden emergency was passrg-across the
country, perhaps for a doctor-through a turned
out field but little frequented, where q smnli Hook
Of sheep were accustomed to Craze. Here he saw
Petlibone in hot pursuit OF lat eve, and too
husiastic in the pursuit 10 observe that there was
a spectator OF the chase. At length, Pettibone
oyerhauled the blealing emblem oil innocence, and
with glittering blade let ont its life. At this
junctuie the aforesaid spectator rode up and ex-
claimed,
tAhal you internal sheep,steaing rascal. I've
cought you at last, have Irighf in he act of kill
ing John Simpsons sheep2'
.YesP shouted Pettibone. thrnsting forward his
face and shaking his head detiantly at his nterio-
cuto,, while lie 1ourished his blade Indignantly;
'yesI and Pll kill anybody S, sheep that comes and
tries to bite Rlen
The defence was worth sheep, and they only
required Petty to leave the settlement, lest all
sheep might become vicious.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tile story brick buil,ling,
No. ~, Main Strect,
west side between Monroe aud uHiou streets, wncre
will he prepared with cary and extensive Spring
stock direct Importers manufacturers which
wouid he pleased my old friends toner's
to call and examine.
reb4 wM. I. SELBY
u-S-J. G. aeteatf viii be found the above establish
ment. where lie awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

An ARcTlc CosTtSENr.-A correspondent of
the New York Sun, who writes from Raikiavick,
nanates the discovery of an Arctic continent al
legged to have been made by the crew of small
Swedish brig, which sailed from Christiansand for
spitzbergen on a sealing voyage III the year 1853;
but getting carried away by The great northern field
of ice, just before reaching that island, they
bone northward aud discovered this continent.
The intelligence given by two of the sailors of
the vessel. who were picked up at sea on an ice
berg, one of whom died and the other was crazy
for several weeks. All they brought with them
was the sleeve tail of an old shirt worn by one
of their crew, who is styled professor and who
very considerably wrapped up In it "a roll of man
uscript in the Enghsh language giving descrip-
ton. historical, political, geographical, ethnolog-
cal and ethnogtaphical history of the new cont.
nent snd its inhabitants. This intelligence is i'm
portant 10 those who have sufficient creduIity 10
believe it,
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SIXTH INSTRUCTION.

~ 81, and cold should be as much as possible
guarded against, by warm dry clothing end STOUT
SHOES sL = thick flannel belt OF baniage aronnd
when they go to bed, II the shirt is damp or wei,
they should change il. aud put on dry one
They shonld not stop out night on shore. Many
sailors who have been drinking at Hambro's Bar,
ed on Monday with cholera, and died in few
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Cough, Asth.
ma, COnsu,nption, Liver Complaint, &c.

ma, Consumption, Liner Complaint, &C.
TRUTH is MIGHTY!
AIe you 6eware q I'm mutations sk for AaP
peasantand safe remedy may induce countcrfeiting.
stand the test OF public opinion, 10 art OF pain
yanze worthless article, So as to keep itup good
good medicine will live, become popular and extend
pie eals ad out its yraes and the on ,h, R pss
ses nom mouth TO mouth with more rapidily than news
cure medicine has male for him is service than
any newspaper advertising.
In proof OF what We say above, you Hemp
t0 The pt ti qStT yss AND rs elects
Of Rheumatism OF eight years standings all other
VIM n. Oldham Gate of the Custom House, dwelling
No196 Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia, great debility, permanently
w a. schaeer Esq., on, of the oldest magistrates and
most highly respectable citizens, cured great weakness
Iarret Plunmet, I6s Baltimore st. suffered, intensely
years with hip disease and rheumatism;
Space will permit hundreds OF Others az
Geo w. Goodrich. Capt Thos. not, Robt. Gault jas
Iohn Pervaii S. a. Grimm, John Luke, Rev. " Rsk.
ridge u 81 Navy aud thousands others cured Of Dyspep
vitus' Dance &C. we refer to our own cizens-eaiIon
DIR. HAMPTON the author OF this great Hamptop,s
Vegetable ynsture is in his s0th in good health so
that will be that il is not anartce got impose
oTHUNbREDs in this city viii bear the same tes,i-
@5-cail and get pamphlets egatis,o and see the mapy
cures. =
NERVOUS DISEASES,
In their various FORMS giving life and vgor Testor
ing the shattered constitution and thus nusing hope
phase OF dependency BY its mild. pleasant and
vons system cures dyspepsa liver complaint diseases
Of the urinary organs coughs asthma bronchial
tons, consumption, scroIua, Kings xvii, worms rheu-
govt, neuralgia. Saint Vftus Dance Fits Pistu
Piles, with all diseases arising from impure blood
R1sFor sale by n. H. Logan g. Co.. Wheeling,
general aeents gohHa H TapPan, 18th ward, and BY
Druggi Is generally.
o5-sold by MoRrIMER & MowBKAY, $40 Baltimore ST
Baltimore, and 3oi broadway, NY.
nS-Price 81 per bottle. api2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

The NICE YouNG WoMAN.-The nice youngwo
man goes TO bed when other people are getting up
doates Don Juan, and thinks she must have
written Walkers dictionary; copies all the faults
and none of the virtues of cultivated growth. and
thinks it strange tlnt eggs don't break in falling
from the trees; covers the less of her piano. and
shuts the moon cut of her bedroom because there
is man it; prides herself upon delicate health;
and always gets up a nervous iii when there is
alores Italian music, and never could live through
an English opera; calls mamma "our cock," and
wonders whonihet dirty little brothers belong 10;
falls desperately in love with pair of incipieni
moustaches; gets up filtration with its boon
companion, splits the difference by Economically
eloplng with The bosom friend of both parties. and
comes tn her senses some fine morning, by finding
herself deserted. her pockets empty, and u long
life of weansone labor staring her i'll the face!-
Who shall say his is not the fate of many a full
,blooded, nice young woman?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

Hrnn is romantic incident, as related in letter
from Washington:
"a handsome young lady, closely yelled. took
a seat in one Of our train of cars. On approach
ing Baltimore, she desired the conductor 10 let her
alight square two this side of the depot. She
told that twas unusual to stop the tram at a
point so close in. The fair one demonstrated, and
the conductor consented TO have the speed slack
ened and assisted her off. 1t was done. Suisse
quenty, it was ascertaned that the lady's parents
desired her to marry young gentleman of this
place whom she did not fully approve of. She
therefore wrote 10 more successful lover in Bal
timore, who met her at the place referred 10; the
happy couple proceeded to Inc house oil a minis
ter, were married, and continued en- route for New
York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

GFAn old writer says that when cannons were
introduced as negotiators, ecanons ofthe church
were useess--that the world was governed firsE
by rastrs and then by aitye-fTst by Saint Peter
and then by Salt PstIs,
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.


MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHANT! -!
HUNDREDS OUR own CITIZENS,
The Rich and the Poor, euerytohere bear The sane
TESTIMONY,
ReSd the following Certificate from lady, endorsed by
postmaster T. r. Cooper:
CAPoa BRID0R, Hampshirec Va
March !, 1853.
Mr. E. p CooPer-Dear Sir: agreed 10 your REQUEST
and my own desire TO benefit the afflicted he eby ce Ii
q the great relief received from the use OF HA8TOS
VEGETABLE ITkC9URE
taken it'll violent palpitaton, or rather flu-
teng and trembling OF the heart, which continued
raj days, IL seemed though heart had almost forgot.
bottle OF this valuable medicine and before had taken
bottle oil this TINCTURE OF EfAAPTONpS.
was entirely relieved.
This is the third instance of relief in my family by the
of ibis valua bic medicine Two three years ago
was laid up with liberation ankle effect OF
what is nsutliy Called milk leg. had lost all taste
appetei and the sore which was some four inches u and
down. and halfway around my ankle, rejected every ef
iO 10 ealt until procured HaPton's Vegetable
bottle which restored my health, healed my
aul and am fTeer from swelling than the tair
~ yeGJs.
Again, OF my daughters very low from severe
dysentery, and when she began to sit up her
menced swelling, which increased every day, aud began
to be very lanfushe used bottle OF R1IaPto's Tinc
ture the pains ged the swelling subsidized
her health retuIned.-we kept her legs bandaEed with
strips Oi wooden until her strength returned.
circumstances, might be induced TO avail themselves OF
this reH.edy.
Yours. with respect.
do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, aud safely the above
+. r. COOPER, Postmaster
Capon bridge, Hampshire CO. Va
U6@ Delicate ladies' children will please giyei il
trial.
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New Rowling Saloon and Con-
Paa4;@-A-rr

fect1OnerY.
THE undersigned has entirely RENTED his Bowling Sa-
loon Main strSet; AMI J Is now In excellent order
for all who wish TO ndngsh the pleasant exercise and
; conneeted with the sarne, Is CONFECTIONERY. fit.
ted up in splendid style, AMI provided with all the re-
freshmeats or the season Ice Cream always hand
He invites his old friends and the public generally 10
him a call.
iet5;d3ni L. HURSMAN. =
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pHon Gerritt Smith, according to Washing
body and soul. declaring for their whole policy.
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srusky.-whe Tennessee girl is silly kissed
she puts on frown and says, put that right back,
sir where yon stole il from.
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TruStee's Sale.

IruStee'S Sale.
by virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Thomas Fl.
10 McEwen hearing date the I'd day or June, d..
1865 and duly recorded in the Clerks office the county
court OF Ohio county to the subscriber Trustee
benefit Of Robert Marshall viii on Wednesday the cd
day OF August next before the court house in ci
OF Wheeling, proceed sell public auction to the
highest bidder for ready the following described
property, 10 whs north half OF lot No. (s) eight,
square C9) in the addition city Wheeling former
y called Riiehistown, bui known by the name Of
SUCH title vested in Trustee will made to the
jyi:dts GIBSON H. cRANMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

ExcoMauNIcATED.--Tfe Buffalo Commercial adj
vertiser publishes statement from the Trustees OF
the Church at st. Louis III that city, by which il
appears that they have been personally e9commu-
nicated by Bishop Timon, acting under and upon
special authority from The Roman See. The Off
clal Tescrpt of the Bishop of Buffalo, after reci
ting their .'usurpatons against church law and
discipline" and the fruitless efforts made by him
self and by tue Nurcio Bedini 10 win them back
10 regard for Catholic principles, concludes as
follows:
81 then declare the said Trustees of ST. Louis
Church, in Buffalo, 10 vii, Messrs. Martin Roth
Alexander Allenhrand Michael Mesmer, Jacob
Wilhelm, George Fisher, Nicholas Ottentot, J. r.
MunSchauner, To be accommodated with the ma
ior or greater accommodation, and through the
authority given TO His Church by Almighty God
Father, Son. and Holy Ghost, do hereby thus ex-
communicate them; declaring, further that all who
may henceforward accept the Office of trustee in
ST. Louis Church discipline, will iPso tacto, that
is, by the very fact, incur the same major excom-
municaton.
"Pray for their conversion, that they may return
to Catholic unity and that their sons may be saved
in the day OF judgment!''
The Trustees, in their communication to the
Advertiser, assure the editor of that notwithstand
ing the bull of accommodation, they have not
the remotest idea of abandoning their POSITION
They say;
1--WE admit that the report made by Archbishop
Bedini of his mission the United States has been
sanctioned by the Propaganda IN Rome n being in
accordance with the rule and statute of the Cath,
Ole church; and also that all the transactions of
the same Prelate while Governor of Bologna We're
sanctioned by the same college. But to prevent
any kind of misconception ON the part oil the pub
lie as TO having yielded, we take the liberty state
that there is no design whatever on the part Of
the congregation TO accede to the demand made by
the Bishop, nor submit 10 be governed in temporal
matters according 10 the said Art w; though ma
ny, not being Thoroughly acquainted with our po-
Sition, may think ii very critical one.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

June 18th, 1854.
S0 PRS. bronzed Rurekas, new and pretty, received
OU al soak Hall" -
No. 1913 Main 81. between Monroe and Union.
ei6 McNEAL& Co.
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REAL ESTATE s47
10 be SOFA
For Sale

DESIRABLE brick soS pnh H..
mrs inquire Oh THOMAS G Sgy,s' ),
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NEW SAYINGS BANK STORE

HOUSE.
no inc citizens Of Wheeling vicintys Feeling Ssry
thankfulfor tbs liberal patronage reesived fron You
uee II proper Cor your interests well as INV
~ your atenion TO constantly replenised steck
OF noots SHOES, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas and Carpe Seks
tne corner OF Market and Monroe streets, eeng con-
mere 10 no greater variety in this market; while in
pIiee andsrsold BY no therefore esrectruy in.
Hlte you all 10 cali eId examine my stook and in the LAM
guage OF will 70 boraliasl become the son OF ne.
tne nuIssng OF hope and the pupil arI' TO ae
10 the ladies' PARTICULARLY, would say. have large
9uanlity NJ French Lace, Straw, ard braid KonnetS
which will sell at cost as the season is adyancne
have also quantity OF silk and grape bonnets which
VIII sell very low. 3. II. WATSON.
To country merchants would say tatye viii upii-
cafe bills bought In The Cities for cash eS9
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Gibson 4. cRANMER.
MOTIGE

III AVING This day sold out my Grocery Store OH tn,
III west side of the Old Market Space in the city O
wheeling, TO my brother, Andrew Mudrew, ali persons
indebted 10 by book hereby
required TO close the same by note otherwise as an
possible. JOHN MJJI5bRES
Wheeling, June 2eth, 1851 :
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The Cholera.

As there is a probability that the Choleru may
visit the country, generally. during the summer,
we annex two recipes TO check il in its incipient
stages. We say incpient, because, il not checked
IN time, there IS no medium or power on earth to
check IL The FIRST recipe is obtained from Coro-
ner Hilton, no used it with the greatest success
in 1882, IA, andsin 49, 1t was also largely used
with the sumo success by our City Inspector, Mr..
Downing. The recipe costs from six shillings 10
a doliar-and must he prepared by a regular
Chemist or Apotherary.-N. N. Courier.
Recipe for PromotritOry Symptoms Of Cholera.
Tincture Opium, drachms.
Tincture Capsicum, 2 ,lrachms.
Tiucture Rhubarb, Aromatic, 2 OF.
Tinciure CardamCn Compound II OF.
Spirits Camphor, drachms.
Essence Cloves, II drschm.
Aqua Amonia, dTachm.
Essence Peppermint, OF.
Chcric Ether, OF.
Mix together, and add, of BIZ Carbonate Potash,
dIachm, dissolve in ounce of wafer.
Take 4 tea-sp1onful in two OF three table
spoonful oil water. This may be repeated every
half or two or three hours, may be required.
The following recipe is by DR.. Dillon, of Pearl
street,
Compound tincture OF caraemons 3 ounces.
rincture of opium drachms.
Ditto of Cayenne pepper 2 do
Sulphurc ether do
Cinnamon water ounces.
One table spoonful 10 be taken, mixed with " o
table spoonslui of water, with u little loal sugar,
every fifteen minutes, for three doses. which will
generally be sufficient TO check vomiting in the IN
cpient stage of choiers, cholera morbus, it may
be resumed, and the three doses repeated in one
hour after the first doses are administered.
The above recipe was successful in thirty cases
OUT of thirty-two, since the commencement of
Cholera. 1t cost from three TO four York shilngs.
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HAVING purchased the above establishment from my
IL brother, shall always keep hand a fresh and
choice selection OF Family Groceries, hope to retain
the patronage OF the old customers my brother and "a
many new ones as win give call, knowing do that
ANDREW MULDREw.
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We clip the following. in regard to the subject.
from an eastern exchange. The prescription is a
good one. and should be kept in every house. No
family should be without something of the kind
constantly at hand for immediate use, before a
physician be called. If taken sick, commence
taking your mixture according to direction, in the
meantime sending promptly for physician.
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LAND FOR SALE =: Re2
onllberal terms, ami III one or mn it9 sig :.
desired. marc H"ie ilffi, ~
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
United States Hotel.
Chestn4 gz 4s.r : g., aseIe Fourth

~ J. MAoLELLRN, elaie OF Jones' Hotei,J has the
". pleasure to inform his friends and the travelling
community that no has leased this House for term OF
years. and is prepared the reception or guests
arc TOO well known to need comment.
The HousE and FuRNIruRE have been put in first rate
order. the rooms are large and well ventilated The Ia
bies win always bio supplied with the best and The pro
w to make The UNITED STATES equal in comforts
to any Hotel in the Quaker City. lyI-em
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SEVENTH INSTRUCTION.

concerning Cleanliness and peHhtntton.
Nothing is of greater Importance rs a protection
against cholera than cleaEfiuess and good supply
of fresh, pure air. Il is there fore the duty ofcap
lains TO take all the means III their power TO inn
prove and keep up the health of crews who are
ers are particularly requested, the return oil their
ships 10 English ports, 10 see these complied with
The forecastle should be frequently cieans=d, and
the matches be opened in fine weather, so as free
ly TO admit the fresh air. The forecaSte should
be whitewashed. To sweelen the ship, bleaching
salt or powder, (called also chloride OF lime,)
which is very cheap and may be got at any drug
gisis, should be mixed with water, and poured
down the pumps; il should also be sprinkled about
the forecastle and the cabins. Keep the ship as
Tree as possible from bilge wlter using the pumps
daily for this purpose, because it prevails most
when the ships very tight, and open the hatch
IS 10 purify The hold. All the bedding should be
kept well dried, and brought on deck in fine wea-
Their, and we'll aired
MARK THIS wELI-TIIE CHOLERA is N IT CoNTA-
oloUsl-so one need be afraid OF catching it.
There is no danger an waiting and nursing any
one ofthe crew who may unfortunately be attack
ed.
The captains OF all vessels trading to the port of
Hamburg are Hereby informed that proper medi-
cine ready m. de up for Use, aud with plain di-
rectonS, can be procured al the PRIME cost at all
The Shlp-brokeis and agents for English ships in
liamburgi and they are hereby requested TO pro-
vide themselves with the same, III order to afford
all the protection to their crews which the cir
cumstances of the cnse admit.
Signed by order ofihe Generel Board of Health
of England. HENRY AUSTIN
OCTOBER IL, 1913. Secretary.
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The following is the actof Congress upon which
the Company rely Tor authority to repair and main
tain their bridge:
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MuseIr. April 20. 1854.