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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CONQUERED

Three fourths OF the physical pain enduredby the h-
man ruee proceeds from affections the nerves. Tie
unutterabe agony oil alga, rheumatism govt SPANS
headache and thousand pangs that dart thro,
every portion OF thes stem, distract the brain are
vOus system. The weaker prey to a variety OF
agoncs that may truly be called Infinite all growing out
OF the dsordere1 action of the The nerves are
the se>t OF all pain. Kill the OF rasins TOOTH,
aud the pain eea>es. Destroy the nerves OF limb and
ii paIayLea Render all the OF the frame insen
si6e, and you produce death. or what immense imuor-
anee therefore, must preparation be mat will iufse
health, vgor, hardness aud energy Into this
complex arrangement or vital agents known the ner-
vous SYSTEM Experience has proved, the faculty admit
the record shows, that Dr. MorSes IHrfgoratiHs Err
aud Cordial will produce these almost Effects
all nem could witness the changes brings about in tie
condition Of those who ready to perish-how it
banshes melancholy bese:s strength controls pain and
builds and fOties constitution prOIongs lie
1t would be unnecessary to advertised Newspapers
merely used media attention to it. To be
universally used aud unhestltIugy relied upon merely
requies to be universally known. The or the press
isimvoEed 10 guide tie public living fountain; bu
no printed words can adequately forth its value
The COrdtalis put up, highly ntrated pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle, five dollars
SIX for twelve dollars. "a RING, Proprietor,
1912 Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. CALDWELL.
CiNctXxATI-B II ME4RLNTS
S-See advertisement. apps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

An AMAZON AMONG THE TURxs.-A letter from
Constantinople dated March 2s,) in tie Boston
Farmer says:
To-day, we have real Amazon in CONSTANT
nopIe, who IS attracting crowds as she passes
through the bazalrs. She is going to the wars al
the head of four bundled men, all valorous and
hue. and depend upon it, she will make a deci-
Ged impression upon the Russian ranks. The his
tory OF the parsonage briefly this: In the heart of
Aslahc Turkey IS Tribe Of Turcomans, who, at
present, have this woman for their chief Just as
the crown of Great Britain, Though fIilure of the
male line, fell to Victoria so this worthy nersnn-
age OF the feminine gender inherited the cbeftain
ship of her tribe. They are wandering nrm.dse
OF the Mohammedan faith, wild and independent
MERGE and Tindictiye. They make up in energy
wnat they want in discipline. 1t would seem
mat the Sultan called this particular tribe here
now because It was headed by woman; and her
coming mas been loSked for with eagernesS for
some tune past, by all classes the people; and
now that she IS actually here, everybody is talking
aOont her- Her head Is wound round with an inn.
mense tutban, and in her girlle she had the old
tasnloned yatGgan and pistols. She Is dressed
throughout IN male attire, and has the color and
features OF man. and might easily be mistaken
for one except for TIT: decisive mark that She
wants entirely beard and moustache She has
courageous and athletic appearance, and tiding At
the head of her troop, all of whom are mounted.
she certainly IS to be considered as no mrau foe
An individual remarked to-day that some of the
MnssulmanS of the city seemed 10 feel degree
shame az the idea OF sending to fight their
battles for them. Another very properly replied
IL IS no shame to the Turks, but rather TO the
Russians " no are TO have women for their aptag-
onists.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

..wHo IS Mas. PARrrxerox7''-The inquiry is
frequently made, tsWho is Mrs Parting.on2i' We
first read of the old lady in speech made by sgd
neY Smith-the Nittiest and probably the wisest
manof his day-nt Taunton, England III 1881, on
the subject of Parliamentary reform, by which
Great Britain was then much agitated. He was
insisting that the possibility of the House of Lords
defeating the reform movement wss The most abb
surd notion that ever entered into human magma
lion And illustrate the futiliIy of resisting the
popular demand, he said: "I do not mean TO be
lisrespectsul but the attempted the Lords to stop
the progress of reform reminds me very forcbly of
the great storm of sidmouth, and of the conduct of
the excellent Mrs. Partington on that OCCASION
In the winter of 1924 there set in great flood on
the town; the tide rose TO incredible height the
waves rushed In upon the houses, aud every thing
was threatened with destruction. In the midst OF
thus sublime and teuible storm Dame Partington,
VINO lived upon the beach, was seen at the door Of
her house with mop aud pattens, trundling her
mop, squeezing out the sea-u ater, and vigorously
pushing away;the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic
was aroused. Mrs P arington's spirit was up; but
need NOT tell you that the contest was unequal.
The Atlantic Ocean beat Mrs. Darlington. She
was wa excellent ut slopora puddle; but she should
l . % nave mrddled with tempest. "-BufaLo Com
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
The Wages of Fsmales

To pay an extra price for services performed by
extra Vgorktnen we 10 not object. Even though
the Job IS not better done if performed by inferior
wotkmen. there Is comfort in knowing that no
body could have done 1t better. But to pay Gou-
Bile price for blundererS work, aud let experts
starve at half price, this is grievous to humanity
and not very creditnble to our good sense. But II
Is exactly so that we treat females, Once more
aud irrational ,iISiincti made, T6s;
tage. We never have been able 10 discover rea-
son why school, taught equally well by lady as
by gentleman, Should pay the former only half
the sum which the latter gets. If it is profeSSed
that ladies cannot teach as well, that is another
matter, and one which will be very hard TO prove.
Hut that, when other things are entirely equal sex
should make difference OF 80 per cent. in the
wages earned is absurd 10 the ear of reason and
wicked IN the eye OF Justice. zine laborer is
worthy oil his hIreS' says the Scrptrre-unleSS the
lobOrer IS woman, aud then she is worth half of
1t, says this telict OF some heAtheniSh policy. We
cannot tell the difference between the result her
manual labor and his. The fabric woven by her
hand Is as fine and substantial as his. Her fingers
direct the needle more carefully than his Her
hand IS softer 10 the Sensitive invalid. Along the
path of sold learning she passes at more lively
gait. In the helds of poety and at she gathelS
choice garland. Her sphere is different, but its
diameter IS no Sho:ter. The circle of her dutiesis
no more contracted. She does as much good in her
generation. Not as many follow her to the grave,
but more weep at her departure. Iu what IS her
labor of less value than the mans? In tact-in
greatly mans superior. Her time is orth just as
much, whit respectable reason is there why size
should not be paid as much forit? Far distant be
the day when those uuwomanly demands, which
brazen AmazoRs claim their rights, shall be i'm
posed upon the sex. Far distant be the hour when
Amercan women shall put on the coarse habits of
coarse men, aud from the elegant and matronly re-
urement OF their nursery, dairy, paror, descend
to handy words with foul mouthed politicians, OF
IN any sense 10 enter the ring with gladators.-|
But the rudy light Of "'better days. for those
OF the sex whose necessities daily quarrel with
their tastss, IS playing in the east. The time is
soon coming, we cannot doubt, when, if a woman
must work outside OF the circle of the family, she
shall be paid for ii; when, if fatherlesS girl must
breast the rude worlds bilo~s to get the ansof
support for family, days labor shall not yield
Its expenses, that it is wearisome to count enough
of them to make the unit; when scores of sorts
labor, which now monopoIzed by effeminate
men, shall be hers; when positions that require
more taste than energy, and more tact than mus
cutar strength, shall be filed by females. And in
that good time coming, a lady shall have as much
for the performance of job US ma n, even if she
does not do It great deal better than hen Y
Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

FtNDLEr DIscHAnorD.-Andrew Findley, indict-
ed with William Kissane for forgery in Cincinnati
and who was tried and convicted for the offence
at Lebanon, (by change of venue,l and to whom
new trial was granted, has been discharged on
dSy5 When Mr.. PTuden, the prosecuting attorney,
stated that the principal witness for the State was
not present, and moved for continuance; but
Jake Finn [the Courtl decided that the State must
proceed, and the prisoner was discharged. Gin
cinnati does not send the worst of her population
10 the penitentiary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
INTELLIGENCER,
: rnr Loxpos T1Mgs ox AMEsleAN Is oEnrEpNnss.

The LONDON TINES on AMERICAN lNoEBrEDNEss.
The London Times disputes the correctness OF
the return obtained by our Federal Government OF
the probable amount of our various stocks and
bonds held out in the country. 1t copies the full
returns of the estimates under each specific head
of federal, State, railroad, canal, city and other
stocks, and says:
This list brings the total held in Europe to
ESQ, S65, 900 only, instead OF E40,000000, as had
been expected; but some circumstances require to
be taken into account, which will increase it TO q
given by the four regulating States of Mississippi,
Michigan, Florida, and Arkansas, the amounts
held by foreigners either Supprs SSed fasifrd
MSSSSippiand Arkansas for instance, give no nfor-
nation. Michigan reports only that portion of her
debt which She has not repudiated, and treats
the remainder as having no existence; and Florida
acknowledges liability of any kind Illinois
likewise, which, although not Tepudiating State,
is defaultiUg one, wlthholdS the particulars as to
where the sufferers from her course are chiefly to
be found. Reckoning these with other omissions,
the impression is that inSread of the State stocks
held out of the country being put above, at
1858 600. the sum should be at least E22 555 Co.,
even without making full allowances for arrears of
interest, &c. The total OF all kinds of United
States securities abroad may therefore be assumed
to be little short Of f45, 0O0, 900, or about fifth
of the entire total of E235 100000. Next 10 stocks
OF Individual States, the chief things which have
found their way to Europe have been the bonds of
Railroad comPanieS-while railroad stocks, which,
when bought at market prices, are intrnSically
more profitable ant safe, inaSmuch as the interests
of American holders are identified with them
have been comparatively neglected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

CoPPER.-A communication in the Wythville
SVIrginial Telegram says: ''Upon the Western
slope OF the Blue Ridge, in Floyd county, rich
veins OF Copper Ore have been discovered, run
nlng through Carnoil county, which have drawn
many gentlemen from distance, some of them
Skitul mineralogists, to take leases upon the
lands.'' >+S
The "sanner.'' published at Libertytown, in
Fredsrlck county, Nd states that the s'Dolyhide
copper mine" IN that county. is now in the full
uGe OF successful operation. '@rhe company.
VINO from the frst have shown their entire conf
denee IN the success os the mine by the erection
" most substantial Improvements and machinery,
Ste nov reapins the reward of their udic Io1s and
noeLa! policy, and the large piles Of rich purple
islsed monthly give the most satisfactory evi-
S W. OF as prosperity. The mine has been stea-
Wy !. cISasns IN value for the last six mouths
az Ihe developments made within The past month
% sns ssSs sue OF the DoElyhide stream iully
IA .t expectations of the own
eos ana piaees us success If anything unseen can
e sala.le De so beyond peraiYsnture. The
Hsitssty nom lliS niue IA few weeks viii most
month. y i's'+'' orc Pc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

oFrosrT1os.-sA certain amount OF opposition,
says John Neal, SIS great help to aman-a Kite
rises agelnst and not with the wind. Evena head
wind Is better Than none No man ever worked
his passage anywhere in a deatlcaIn. Let nomaH
wax pale therefore, because of opposition. OPP
position is what he wants, and must have to be
good for anything. Hardship IS the native soil of
manhood and selfreliance. He that cannot abide
the storm without finching or qualing strips him
self IN the sunshine, and lays down by the way
side, to be overlooked aud EoIgotten. He who bat
braces himself for the When the wind blows
gives up when they have done and fails asleep in
the stiffness that follows.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

IT'.ro give you idsa," says private letter
IN the London Times, ''of the state of Spain and
ITS people, may mention an incident which took
place on the 30th, while the guard was mounting
before the palace of the Queen Mother. A cart
happened to be passing before the house of Inc
british EmbsSSador, which is next to II at of the
Queen. and the mule very naturally was po,no
straight on the driver being behind, when he was
stopped by bugler. who thrust bayonet into the
ANIMALS nose. The driver, who had been STONED
by a person speaking to him, ran up at once. and
without making the slightest resistance and while
IN the act Of turning the cart into the Plaza be-
htld the guard, young officer-one of that un-
hedged class knownin Spain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as most people of the kind are TO wet their swords
with the blood of their countEymen, walked up to
the driver of the cart and cut him over the head
wounding bun severely in the temple The En-
gliSh Minister, Lori Howden, who happend 10 be
lookin at the guard mounting, probably from old
rniiitary souvenirs, Immediately descended 10 the
street, humanely took the wounded man, bleeding
profnsey as he was, into his house, and then sent
hum with secretary to the Captain General, stat
Iag that he was ready 10 give his evidence if call
ed upon, as his Lordship witnessed the whole OF
the brutal and unproEoked outrage, and that if the
driver was not taken cure of by the Spanish Gov
ernmen he (LorI Rowden) would himself take
care of hln.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
PARAwAN, IRoN COUNTY.

OL1lI 90 %
My DEAR SIR: You will have the pleasure per
sonally 10 hear from our friend NIr. BaUbltt, who
does me the kindness TO take charge OF my letters,
good accounts Of my health and present condition,
and OF the when l shall probably see you. am
particularly fortunate in having met lin here, as
stall owe TO his kindness and valuable assis-
lance the means of continuing my journey, with
out such extraordinary delay would have render.
ed 1t comparatively useless, or tho alternative of
continuing it on foot. Let me suggest to you [yhat
you would doubtless do without any suggestion)
the great importance Of fall conversation with
Mr. Rabbit in regard to the recent railroad move
InentS here, and the winter whcn has Just passed.
Commencing him 10 your kindest consideration,
am sincerely, &C.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

A BIaAMrsr SENFENcED.-1n the Kings county
Court, New York, last week, William Baker alias
Washington Bates, formerly Baptist minister,
and more recently missionary in CaliGornia, was
artaisned on an Indictment for bigamy. Itappears
that he YVES married to Miss Margaret NJ War
ner, in Rochester, N. Y, on the l4th of Ssptem-
Der, 1880, and on the 10th of December 1853. was
again married to Miss Almira Fowler. of Brook
Ign, his first wife being still alive. He pleaded
guilty to the charge as laid in the indictment
~hereupon he sentenced to confinement in
the State Prison at Sing Sing for the term of three
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

BAD Dsprs.-Hunrs Merchants Magazine adj
yOcates the passage of the following as law:
Be It enacted, te. That all the laws for the col
lectious of any debt contracted after the. passage
OF this law be abolished, except where property is
ferred to be the only legal security on such debt'
The writer says that should this become a law
itwOuld prevent seventy-fve per cent. of the bad
debts now made, besides promoting integrity and
upright mercantile character.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

a Coon PLAcE EoR Pnrslcl4xs.-A correspon-
dent Of the Rockingham Reporter writing nom
Wachahoota, Marion county, FLORIDA, says:
al have seen but two or three doctors thatcoultf
glSe me a dose OF medicine, It were sick, since
came to FLORIDA. There IS a clever Pb1sScia,
Eileen miles from here.ewho Is from AlbermarIess
county, Va, bis name IS Geo. B. Paine, am. -
was classmate of my old friend DE-. Hefriag He
goes SIXTY miles from home, in every Direction; his
practice amounts to between SIX and eight thons-
aud dollars year, 50 he told me.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

Uwhatever may be thought or said of the plo-
ceelings of the Southern Convention at Charles
ton, and of the practical good that is to result
from that and similar gatherings. either North or
South. we glad to it stated that no express
sion savoring of disunion was uttered and that all
seemed actuated with the desire of preserving our
constitution aud institutions. OF the boundlesa
hbetaliy aud hospitality extended by the citizeus
of Charleston to the members of the Convention
we have abundant proof; and the acquaintances
formed, the spirit excited, and the views develop
ed will, We trust, have their proper influence in
assisting to unite the South in all matters which
tend to its prosperity.-Aiezandria Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

oL1vEa II. wnr.r,E. "a the -miIlion,,,s :,
weaithIest man in Lowell. presided at the over
Iont feshEaP' in that city the other evening, and
IN niS his early life nthe State of
rs pa. OF his leaving home on foot for the city
zlen IN with cash capital in pocket
Iteea dollars, and OF his arrival at SonthSgick
anu engaging IN setyice for eight dollars per
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
rPOIsONING.n

Thousands Of Parents who use vermfuge composed of
Castor Oil, Caomel, &c aware that while they
10 beneht SIis actually laying
foundations for series diseases, salvation
loss OF sight, weakness Of limbs, etc.
In another column win be found the advertisement
IIobensaeks Medicines, which the attention Of
all directly interested in their well as their chill
dres health complaints and ali disorders ari
sing from those of bilious type should OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
S'Be asceirea,' - but ask for Hobensack,s Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK as none
else are genuine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
Colonel Fremont and his Party.

We publish below the letter of Colonel Fremont
10 Colonel Benton, extracted from the California
papers, and also the letter from Mr.. Babbitt to the
editors OF the San Francisco Herdll, correcting
dition of Colonel Fremonps patty.--St Louis
DsIuoernf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
NEW RTISEMENTS.
Bow Missing.

lanes WHITE, boy about 10 yca.s old, who has
been living with the subscriber for time, was
cent AN GRAND to his stable Thursday last, April
lining could be aseertaiued about the boy that
was in the city by acquaintance twelve
O'Clock the day; since which time nothing has been
heard OF him. Had when he left brown coat,
corded pants, cloth cap, and new bOOis. He is well
grown, OF fair complexion and black hair.
Fearing some accident may happened him. any ir
formation concerning said boy will thankfully
edged by
uL2T ALEXANDER McCOPTNRv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

" ohtAsss LecoatoTloa. An exchange saws the
lost a& thing IN or out Of all creation, Is
tsotlia \ strytng rnn- They can't do They
tongues. nc there are Two aiTangsEaeats &, Ia
WORN made for feetaess on the
pedal they ars women and ducks.