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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-18

The CASE OF BARRETT. - The last Marion
Commonwealth says Barrett, who was arrested
for the killing of Langford at Randolph, Bib
county, Alabama, two or three weeks since,
was brought before his Honor, Judge Moore, on
4 writ Of habedS corpus, last Monday, and was
admitted to bail in a bond of $4,000. The Soil
eitor, H. G. Lee, Esq, and W. NJ. Brooks, Esq
appeared for the State, and l. W. CARROT, Esq,
for the defence. Owing to the indisposition Of
Judge Moore, the trial took place at his resi-
ience, and after full hearing in the matter
the prisoner was admitted to bail, which was
easily given, and he went his way rejoicing
-nkxzzz-u-z~z
Loss OF THE SHIP DELLA MARrA.--The Gov.
Dudley brought the unfortunate intelligence
chat she fell in with, on the 18th instant, about
ten o'clock, the ship Della Maria, of Charleston
from Liverpool, ashore in two and one hall
fathoms of water, on the southern side of Gas
ton Bank, had lost fore mizzen mast, main top
mast and jib boom, the water being up to her
deck on the starboard side, and the anchor
hanging over the bow. There was large num-
Der of trunks on deck, and what appeared to
be children's clothing. Her boats were all gone
and it is hoped that her crew and passengers
were able to remain by her until the gale
ahated, in which case they would no doubt be
able to reach Hilton head, or some of the neigh
boring islands, in their boats. There was u Sa.
vannah pilot boat along side when the Dudley
reached her. and they stated that they had dis
discovered the ship in the situation she then was
on Sunday the 10th.
The Della Maria was the property of Messrs.
John Fraser Il Company, Of Charleston, and
had on board most valuable assorted cargo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-18

A ROMANCE Of Real LipE--A Bristol paper
has the following: @
/" Twenty-Five years ago, a marriage took
place in this city which from some cause or
other was inyalidated, and the parties sepa-
rated. The lady went to India and married an
officer, who subsequently rose to the rank Of a
General in the army, and on his death be-
queathed q large fortune to his widow. The
gentleman also married, and about wear since.
his wife, discovering various old love letters.
etc, in his possession, proposed to burn them /;
but, fortunately, as will be seen, did not do So
In due course of time the first wife died, and left
to him who had once been her husband, no less
than $50, 900, stating that he would be enabled
possession. The fortunate heir. who lives in this
city, was soon found, and his claim duly estab-
lished; and he has, we believe, received the
legacy of his first love, to the comfort and de-
light, we presume, of his second''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-18
Notice.

t j. HART Co niorR their correspondent.
that they will continue business usual No. G7 Tehoupuas
street, above Lafayette. auf9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-18
t. SAGs REWARD Five Hundred Dollars

North, intending or hel
the with number
work, which ha skill
to purchase for the Newofleans market
During bis sh,es
dido will be the professional Of Dr.
believes may with confidence
well versed in the diseases Of horseg.
9n JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
ihereIwas sleighing IIrhe New YoEk c55ur

Ter OF Saturday afternoon says:
We,suppose that upon a level, there is dep,h
Of snow Of at least four inches. The storm was
,ccnlppanIed byja strong gale Of wind winch has
done cons derable damage. A Large number Of
awnings lnye been destroyed, and several Of the
iron awning posts we've snapped in twain. We
expect 10 hear Of yet further mischief wrought by
Tue Sudden and violent gusts.
Outside of the city, Winter seems to reign in
his ull2power. In the neighborng State Of New
jersey theistOrm was perhaps even more severe
lhanitwas here. We understand that of Elizabeth
town tins morning sleigh bells were sounding mtr.
nyin the streets, aud that The sleighing was fair.
The morning train from New Brunswick was le-
timed considerably beyond lis time the ice up-
on the rails. Beyond Elizabethtow n the snow was
eight OF nine inches deep, and the roads were i'm
passabe for wi eeled vehicles. Nor does The snow
melt as rapidly as might be expected. The farm
erS feel unPleasantly the interruption to The al
ready long delayed agricultural operation If :he
season.
Since the above was written, our shin news COL
lector reports that NJ mon, one ofgthe Brooklyn
Lighters, while of Whitehall sip, was struck by n
sudden flaw of Wind, anM capsized There wcte
tour men on board, all oil whom were drowneJ.-
The ferry boat Wyaldank went 10 their assistance,
Dut they sank before she teach. d them. Our col
lector could not learn their names OF that of tile
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs. Se.-onaonrd
tnarch Of liamploM's YegetabLe Tinciure

baltimore, March 81, 1851.
tnonnlyou of the benefit have deriveI of
Or Hamrton's Vegetable Tiitcture.
From my earliest recollecons, scarcely EMO,
days health. Fora number OF yenIs under the
ucatmcn; OF the most skul physicians oil this city NJ
disease was pronounced by theniIivcr complaint dy
epsis with an affection OF the nerves aud lungs. de-
also tried various remedies, highly recommended,
no good effect. Myhealth continued fail SepIem
her last, when my mind became seriously affected; my
memory failed; great weakness aiiting fits, and could
Eot cat without grat pain, until life became burhen
was entirely useless 10 family Just about this tin
risnl procured for bottle OF this valuable Tic
ture 1t had most powerful effect upon me, the res
orstion OF Fly healt and now attertakirg tIee bottles,
appetite good, and now enjoy bettei health than ever
have at previous time during my life, all OF
which can safely asclibe to the this won
eTfui medicine. f'-'
Yours, truly, MARY a. RIGGS,
S. Pacnst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

DE.rus on TIE Rrvrn.-Three deaths occurred
on The steamer Ben franklin on her last trip from
Louisville 10 ST. Louis. Mrs. MarLlp Virden, q
cabin passenger, who got on GARD at Portland
died during the evening. She was lady about
hirtyfve yeats of age, and was going up The
Mississippi. The other two deaths occurred on
deck; one was man about thirty five or forty
years of age, nan ed VIM. Best, and The ether a
abOy about sixteen years, whose name had not
teen regeristed. They, too. got on at Portland
sad were going up one of the upper streams.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

F. MATHEMATICAL AxD CLASSICAL Issrrrurr.-
We invite attention 10 the card of Mr. s. G. STEVENS,
who succeeds Mr.. Ide as principal OF the Mathe-
NAUTICAL and Classical Institutein Centre Wheel
ing. Mr.. Stevens comes from the East with the
highest recommendations, and we are assured is a
gentleman of fine attainments, aud in every re
aspect well qualified for the responsible post of
teacher. The next term of the school Will com.
mence on the 26th instant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
tFrom.hc Baltimore American !
Ont of Saason

When the fruit tree is In blossnn,,
And the April grass III green;
ltheM along the EarIh's soft bosom,
Sprout'n= leaf aud bud ate seen;
When the birds, their love ma les chosen,
Build their nests upon the spray,
Ard the b. Ok no longer Eroze,i,
Whipping wiGds its dinIpled way
We bellete, and with good ieason
SECT and SMoIo are cut OF seasun!
When there have been years of Kindness,
Aud remembrance is tho same;
Wheel there has been equal blindness,
sweet !ol bealahces tr, m blame;
When old friends, long tried, and trusted,
Acts OF mutual love have wrought,
And as chords alike adjusted,
Thought, responsive, answers thought
Then be sure, with better reason,
AHg1y rolds ATE out OF season. r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

Ware glad to learn that the prospects are ia
vOrable for the recovery Of Mr. Charles Fickeson.
the amable and gentlemanly German who during
fit of temporary insanity attempted to commit
suicide on Tuesday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

FOpsrrus AND HorKrNs, at their immense wale.
sysse, are now daily unloading cars only three
l,ys out from Philadelphia. Thus goods are placed
on our fine packets in three days and few hours
,fer leaving Piilad.lph
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

D.srARDLr.-All the nozzles belonging TO the
Hope Engine No. 2 were stolen from the Engine
House, day before yesterday. The scamp or
scamps " no did this deserves scorching in this
world, or elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

Tue FINE PIECE of embroidered worsted work
lNts F. b. Miller, noticed yesterday, is at Mr..
V. RlHrLpArFER's Furnishing Establishment on
Win stleet, instead of the place We mentioned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

K.S.cA, late mate of IL e steamer Thos. swann.
rho was stabbed at our wharf few weeks ago,
has, we learn, recovered sufficiently 10 be out on
fl. streets of Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
.rEIEG AiPHIC NEW S.
By the National I.ine.
rELEGRapHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsmlNorov, April 10, 1851.
;. HousE.-The Senate bill for the benefit OF in
Urgent insane in the several states was taken up,
after a long debate it passed-yeas 81, nays SO.
The bill grants 10. COO 600 acres TO lie appropri-
ated according 10 The geographical and represent
tative ratio. Adjourned.
SENATE-After some unimportant busne IS the
Serate took up the. Homestead bill. MIR. Thomp,
son, Of N: male strong sps ecli agains, The bill
claracterizing il as pension 10 foreign paupers
aud those loo lazy 10 work. So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

pAaApE.-The Virginia State Fencibles will pr
NE this afternoon at O'Clock. Every member
brsQnested TO be in punctual attendance at the
Court House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
NEW WORK MARKErl

Nav YoRR, April 1s.-Floul 7.37as, 25, prices
easier; Southern s,slas,75. Wheat more sellers
than bnyeis, Gennesee 2,25, Southern white 200
Corn, soas34. Pork firm with an upward ten
dency, sales at l3ai4,2 5. Beet. firm at 1Ot.-
Whisky, prison 274. N. o. sugar az, Havana 5aa7,
Muscovato4f Tobacco quiet. Cut meats firm
at case. Rio coffee III, Jayal43, Laguara IL
Cotton unchanged, moderate business, sales 1900
bales. Money easter. Stocks unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
VESSELS WRECKEn-

APRIL 19-The ship Powllattan, supposed 10
I've of New York, was wrecked near Little Egg
Harbor, oil on board perished; probably 200 emf
grants on board Seventy five bodies was washed
ashore.
The schooner Manhattan, OF Bangor, Maine,
also wrecked, only Que survivor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

CIXcIXNATI AND MARIETTA RoND.-The Par
Rsburgh Gazette says that all the work OH the
SacInRaLi and Marietta Railroad, west OF Mariet-
BIAS been suspended. and the hands discharged.
want OF funds 10 go ahead. MI. Wilson,
Islap the flnancier of lie company, leftson the
as'aer few days since for England, for the pLr
laOt negotiating bonds, &c. lo-s.45fs \
~ answer 10 tie above paragraph, we are glad
aSe able to say that we had an interview yester
'T"hhN. L. Wilson, who has since gon. TO Ma
'Sla' and learned from him, wt"t, indeed, we
tas~ before, that the work on the Cincinnati and
A'Eetta road is being vigorously prosecuted, and
hat the financial affairs of the company are in
HpFospeE'"sa condition it is possible for them
70 0e' III The existing stale Of the money market
iNe Statement will be fully confirmed by the fol-
lowing tacts. The NJ. s. G. Company nave just
Contracted on satisfactory terms, for three thotis-
4Au IONS oil non rails, to be delivered the coming
summer. This amount, aided 10 that provided for
"tner contEactS, which are being fulfilled un-
~s' present agreements, fifteen thousand tons, all
" which is now i'll course Of delivery. Ttnck lay
-s VIII he commenced i'll few days al three
sNn1s' SIX thousand tons OF rails having been de.
%s.su' and the work of grading, masonry, bridg-
ls"t eighteen miles of road being completed and
~teadiness for the iron.
Upwards of one hundred miles of the line will
finished aud in use by next fall. The work is
eng steadily pushed forward on all the hard
Fs@'s of tie entire. route from Wheeling west
an There have been completed Within few
sH and dispatched via tile Pennsylvania Cen
~ load for the same comrans, by The Messrs
ANS & Co., OF this city. four first class locomo
Ss' called respectively .City OF Wheeling, MA
Ross County, aud CINCINNATI which
s'ts in all ten engines already furnished Tor tn,
with an ample equipment of passenger an,
<sAt cars. Aboutthirty miles. of road will b,
ssaed for business in fortnight. The compan.
.s'e expended within. The p, stmonth. inthe worl
Construction alone. over slOO 600. which ha
"a the average outlay per month, for tile sam,
t4p0se. during the last winter. Up tothe pres
y period about s.. ooo. 600 have been exre,llel
s'Als 'mpo1taut work.-Pht NORTH AmerieeS
lirHE LATE STORM appears TO hive pfsse 81
"a In all parts ofthe country With seventy eqas
>Slhat experienced here. Our exchanges fiof
:" lnaItefs mentin N ito -raf,a,,..---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

TnE AL.Rn of fire last night at half past nine
O'clock, was false.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

R,cs,-we invite attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Armstrong; Il Crowl. They
v,nt all the rags flat can be brought 10 them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PirrsBuRen, Ap il l9.-Riyer IL feet and rising
slowly. Weather clear aud mild
CselNNATi, April 19,-'rhe River rose 5 {. ct
last night. Weather clear aud cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

IVA bill is before The New York Legislature to
compel the cows tot give pure milk and not milk
punch, and to punish the milkmen for leaving their
cans open whenil rains.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
Hip Disease-Lameness cure,t--Hpmpton, $ Veg
etaLle Tincturs.
Read the following extract OF letter dated

-
Messrs. Mortimer q Mowbray--uear Sirs :-My little
girl contracted lanleiIess pcgam side,
during the early part OF last SUMMER thought was
Several ioId ME that il was hip disease. wheS
WAS unwilling to Until she
Of the best In our CITY, who said that her spine
being no service 10 her, he nroaoanced il lin dis
ease and said would probably he lame for life then
watch said be bseeai in such cases, aia eo%iin
as aa4sf Her fer
sufernss becoming more acute, returned again the
Gould o. &c ho tho oSt
sssss sg 6sErs alb NJ bottle
oIse II she could stand up
Grev her hands overSefieaii md s see
can stand by She had not beensa tostaud
month since she commenced using the
now Y Rssb ss wsIi as before @
80 PENNSYLVANIA Av near Geo getowlIb bridge,
sSal % sis ;lVssh1ngtoa, &c:
Dyspepsia, Rheumatis n., Seretuia. Cough, Ash
ana, sConsunptiom, Liper Complaint, &c. p
=. TRUTH is MIGH1Yils
TONS peg<igbs Tfaetirs. Tie many res made by this
to
test q No art
medicine II II be not really so. lt 800
IFS sales aef year, in spite opposition. The peo
pie tesJliy find out virtues, and the fame te pas.
~. ~ Rs. soIs
IN PROOF watwe say above, we re or you TO Hamp-
The e 81 Ysatie Z. Gsoesr. IS Pearl ST., cured
Of rheumatism OF eight standings all other
WIN NJ. Oldham, Clate Custom House. ) dwellins
No iSe Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia great debility
w schaeer ESQ., ons OF the Oldest magistrates and
most cured OF gre1tweakness
Jsrret Pgmnaet 100 baltimore suffered intensely
alter all other remedies lad laed ~
Capt g6os as
| smyth ,euredo OF rheuma tisnl p ltssa sss 9
John Pefyail S.A.y Griffin, John Luke. Rev. v. Esk
RIDGE us. Navy, aud Thousands others of Dyspepe
Stas Serofulo cough liver hronehtis, Saint
DIR AAMP7 ON. the this great H.mpton's
will be seen that 1t is not aarcle got up TO impose
bREDs in this city will bear the testi
and get pamphlets tgratis,o the many
has shown YER %Si1 psEAsEs
In their forms giyIn and yigor rssto
diseases nss
the urinary organs coughs astlp,a brone hal aase
goat saint Ys 1s sS FHsa
an Il arising IRON impure
general ssests WIN n Mckee, d 1 and ~
in5ss6fd b5 Al RAY go baltimore st
baltimore. and sOi broadway, NY. aisf'
HOGR & SON -. 49, '-i
Attorneys at law Gland Agents,
q MARSHALL G. H.. Va. Mou,.dsoiite, II. o.,
wv Particular attention be given TO collections and
Lad bgsi9sss A Kinds Of land
FASHIONABLE FsHERGEaNI'a TAHOE
tEssss . INC ES7sABLLSHMEN1'.4 ~,
/ s. So.a52 CORNER MONROE AND. WATER agREETs, "a
1Hos. bes leave q ssii o. his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

TNIadame Goldschmidt denny Lind) is now
singing in Berlin, aud shortly goes to Vienna.
where she will remain two months and during
that time give several concerts. She will then
probably, if not hindered by the war, go to Sweden,
and pass part Of the autumn in England. Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

- Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
.PALPITAllGON, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER ANDiDAUGHTER CURED.
aAMP[PQNiS TlNGTURE TRIUMPHANT (! +!
HUNDREDS OF OUR OWN CITIZENS,
The Rich and tAes Poor, ererytoAere bear The same
TESTING NK.
Resd the following certificate from lady, en- lorsed by
postmaster Z. r: Cooper: r =. s
Mr. E. p CooPer-Dear Sir: Agreed bic to your request,
ana my own desire 10 benefit the afflicted, hereby cct
y Inc great relief rcce we'd from the AAHFTONS
was taken 18th violent naIpitation or rather flint
teing and trembling OF tue heart winch continued
raj days It seemed as had almost
ten It's Office Tie family became alarmed and procured
BIO tie of this valuable medicine before had take
near one bottle of his TINCIURE;0F AiMPTONS,
was entirely relieved.
This is the third instance of relief in my family by the
use OF this valuable medicine. Two years ago
was laid up with alteration ankle effect OF
appetite; and the sore WHICH four inches up md
down. and halfway around ankle Icjertcd every Ell
o to heal 1t, until procured Hanpto's Vegetable Tine
tt7e, bottle OF Which restored my lea healed NV
ankle, and am freer from swelling thar. the last mir.
gain my daughters very low from severe
menced swelling which increased every day. and began
to be very Iamfu-she used pottIe or H1npoms Tine
tIre the Pains were ssgs ssd the swelling subsidized and
strips oil WOODEN until her strength returned.
have been thus particular, that Others under similar
circumstances, might be induced to avail themselves
Ibis remedy. .a-z'- ta
Yours, with respect,
Z 'ELizABETH EDWARDS
LIDO hereby certify, that personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards and can saeiy recOmnen tile above
statement 10 be correct.
T. P. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon bridge, Haml,sIliie co. Va
trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
No. I, Sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS. cAsslMEREs AND vEsT1Nesl

New spring and Summer G Gods!
s lea 5sTs able to SAY to my Gust
Ss YSS and have been sse t.
emporium, New York can imrnrl from France and tie
OLD countries; and having with sale OF
the wants d my customers in the fsshionable way My
new stock now consists OF So
h.t BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, nLpE, OLIVE AND
DALuIA cLorns. --z ,alr
Also silk and wool cashmeretts. all shades and coors;
&c tor making rocE dress sack and business eoas
Frenc, English, mericar cassimeies oIso ducks
tie os ssns ass ~ Is amy
y 5 am now prepared 10 cake up in the most
services as cueror the coming season, feel certain in
sayins That can furnish better cloths than any house west
In connection with lie above have beaun.l asso IT
pnable, consisting cloth. cashmere cashnsfet bonn
sS sss linen and plain linen osk dress
bic and be Goods variety; also
ton Uhdersiris and Drawersi cravats stocks, collars
gloves and susrcndcrs:
able for completing sentleman's wardrobe 80
the above named articles .oge.hsr wih many other
Please call in and take look and much obse yours
b. eas 80 N0TICE-EXTRA. eek u
la small stock OF lofng thai dis.
pose Of at cost even less, to make room for my Spring
larai !, !! -. q Il RICE
New Savings Bank Store.
new FAs rNoSEp LETTERS AT TIE OLD posr oFFicEl
r AM nowreceivng opening unusually large and
Umbrellas Carpet sacks atthe corner OF Market
Monroe streets IL, the room formerly oc
large and init els stock which purchased
most favorable creumstanees and offer them 10 the CHI
zens OF wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
Ia 70 much praise orany sto.k
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

n5The duel which 1ras to come Off in New York
between two members of the Common Council,
has flashed in The pan. The whole corresp ,ndence
will be published in the Sunday papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
To Correspondent.

rreRS concerning su serirtion advertising or 9th.
LEnsial business Ofthe Intellsencer, should be ad.
er huSI IN ihe PrOprietors.
dressed vconeerlns the editorial derar OF the pa.
should be addressed to tile editors, Jointly, or 10 ell
ths[ 0Irts.Soaients writing for publication, will please
Goti e~Ix on one side OF the paper.
OF tho above rules will greatly oblige u.s.
IN ODs re more prompt attention to correspondents
i ssp tbsy might otherwise SOME times relieve
nrTHE INTELLIGENCER OF
FrCE has been removed from Water
street to M'Afec's new buildings, corner
If Main and Quincy streets, one square
from the Post Office, one square from the
Railroad Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat Landing.
s@Entrance from Quincy street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

l5rnr LArrsSow STORM appears to iittss Trss SIC
- IN all parts ofthe country. With aseyeity eqd
y, ~ mai experienced here. Our exchanges ffom
:" qHa'ets mention its rsynsers j n mapy. places
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20
Mammoth e at Store.

spring Rnis Ii i o "a Cor 1854
e AVERY mas on, hand and is Z eeeiving oheof The
ever been OpcEed in this CITY, IIsis conslanty
nactnring every description OF hat cap now in USE
nom the best material and
prices that cannot fail % please. - saE
am also receiving large expectations OF Eastern ma
uactured Hats and Taps, wnichwiI be sold low. Also
large Of fancy hats caps,
ladies' riding hats carpet bags aud umbrellas, Of which
viii. be sold cheap. ts 20 - ti : -
n. B-Hnts made to order on the shortest notice.
S. AVERY, Nos l45 aud i4s Main st.
mh2S sf.'sft al5=-l- WhekItu1 Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-20

RAv.eEs OF snALL-pox.-rhe N. ". Advertiser
saysit appears from a statement presented by DR..
F. G. Stuart, at a recent meeting of the Academy
OF Medicine. that during the last FIVE months The
number OF deaths from small pox in the city of
New York has been us follows:
!n November, 80 In February, l45
In December, 1872 In March, rs
In January, I51
Total, sos
The Doctor computes that, as the proportion OF
deaths from this disease is now about ten per cent
of the cases, there have not been less than $3.50
cases Of small pox in the city within five mouths:
DrStewart isreported 10 be Gf opinion that half
the persons vnccnated are susceptible of retaking
the virus.