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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam 4!

THE GREAT ENGLISH. i
49, ssSffffsSs = z RemiedyIor Pectoral Pull.
S -<sSfA 80 mogary ID Diseases still stands
hSSS1l9skSA zsRas the most efectual curativs
these most formidable COM
Syzl Sized world. 7f17: -
ssNSs nied States, during which
time IL has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
only served to establish its pre- eminent merit in all parts
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY - ID
rative OF the Slight forms Of colds Cough and inam
nation that possibly be usedi whooping cough
aJ7El 5fGG SPLITTING OF BLOOD. Nc II
This gs symptom Of is
rfiungarf BaIsan which heals Inc affected membrane
and vital organs, the lungs to sound and
Z . - sa'13Tss REMEMBER THIS. azs1e#
Shifting Gi blood always Y arises tendency tn
sooner later terminated in death. - n 'lsise7 ~
Q PAIN IN THE SIDE. .-.. 5s s.
This distressing symptom OF CONSUMPTION arises from
pleura, or from bronchial affection the all passages in
The causeol this symptom should be removed at once
AMI nothing can eeet that object speedily aud
Hpshapally the UN0ARIAN BA LsAM.. l-s.. -.f -
LIVER COMPLAINT. s'ss %
In cases Of Consumption this Lyerls always more or
tines The effect e the Husaran Balsam In diseases Of
WINTER COUGH 58isiS i
bo seSs s,y nssE low sas q ea
mes! happily affected by the B,sam ltremoves all NOR
system. s-s5 - ~ ssg,. Il s.tz y ist E,-z
Bronchitis difficulty of beathng harsh cough, Shiny
expectoraon, with all other symptoms caused By
directly specifically affected by the use OF this
nrabIe remedy Be warned in time, ye afioted, and en-
20 80 .' rTUBERG LEsSsoN THE LUNGS. pt.s, a
Tho Hungarian Balsam isthe only remedy which has
Lungs Incredible this generally esteemed, have
the most abundant conclusive evidence 70 sustain the
all cases where there natural organic defect In fact
e s
viii Tube, culous disease and confidently soeits
" - - EXPECToRATIoN. $780,.
Free Expectoration is the most important obectto be
attained in ataters 10 cure diseases OF tho Chest and
Tile Hungarian Balsani Is Great Exreeoraht 1t dis.
Changes thick einoas bs
less substance to thin fluid and throws il on with the
Is better medicine in the wod lifts expeeorant quail
- - ,sPAsMoDIc ASTHMA. r s.i5,a
Simple spasmodc Asthma has better remedy than
the Hungarian Basam This painIGl and destructive az
remedy as readily at
q ''ss,''S : lissss GONSUMPT TON Oil sc
I has sssP ysry g ~
Is var 3 On e sSa
produced not shrinkng, but etpSfsfontF :. = Fl f54 I,
Certain ST. enEth eacafon and like
Il no Gso Sso5 ss
sustained b psontestible ON all parts Of the
SSAf BE3WIsE TO-DAY. = : $500
any case tendency,is emphati
a ssat as well as
THY you have any symptoms above deseHhec, be
= 4 NV " pYofT seIth Second Philade
sos 9s sn must " s
Also FOR sale by druggists gsSeEIsslIy Ft
ssni7.stayyys Pittsbursh Pa
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NEW YORK MARKET. lr,s.
New YoRK, March 27.-Flour advanced 10 cts.
Salesat 81, 62as 90. Wheat market firm
Corn 80 to s5c, trifie higher Prison Whisky 25a.
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FouR or five rowcies ON Saturday night ossaietl
the dwelling of Mr.. Henry Echo's, IN the Fifth
Ward with shower of stones and other missiles.
breaking the windows and damaging shutters TO a
considerable extent. Such doings are outrageous,
and disgracefuI TO our city, and the perpetrators
should be brought to the most severe punishment
which the law can impose.-Argus.
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,:MIsCEiL.L [ A.NEOUS.
VIM. III. Meeds.

=, ..a..s. - w Ill., - :. M6SuSsa HA
hookhinder & Flank book Manufactures,
NO. 243 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. ss,r
respect fully inform their friends and the pub
a nc in that they bought the establish.
RmLa s.ey known as James n, Ewing's Bookbnhe and
and are now to Rule and
~ "es plank books OF every description, music.
AMI ~ in not to be sDrpas:a
anu O " any esta blislInlent In tho Country.
constantly on hand assortment OF blank books.
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Accident AT Observation-Disclosures morn
ing, while the boys at the Marshall Academy were
playing game known as ''Laking prisoners" son
Of Mr.. NJ. NJ. BIea kmore accidentally stabbed
son of Mr.. H. W. Sockman, The knife entering the
stomach The wound will probably prove fatal
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tsissassI-s = CA5UTiON.

stsi.aass1. CAUTION. tsa,,,sJ
Dr., MoRsE,s IHvIGoRATIHG CORDIAL as been counter
Esited by some unpriHcipled PEI
CInfnthIe the genuine daIfl the propetors
fac sime pasted the cork or each BOTTLE the o
lowing words blown in the glass
"DR. MoRSE's INvIGoR ATINsi CORDIAL,
fiz assslss1ia5ss g. lI.,RINGS PROPRIETOR, N.Y.:
sCAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promissor Mole With TIE eiq,s
written every bottle OF
Plhyig0fating Cordial. n - ~ :.
Toeounte ffeit whelffs forgery - 80
Free 90 per bottle; two for 81 six or Sl2. g7
%: II. RING RroprietoT,sss
80 y -. t92 Broadway, Neas:York.2
Sold byyDruggsts Throughout the Uniea Siatcs Cans
~ and West 1lldies,iee ~ ttitt. al
- - AGENTS. Al Fts q,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CALDWELL - 5s-lfs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rrofhersi
7ssszfcINCIHNaTI=SH.H IT. NeakIi q $50 80
afcsBtdBER1sAND-P-A. HeaIy 6 Co.. Hysls ~
7t BaLTIMORR-S. s, Hantes -A-tEd:nwaN
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CALENDAR FOR 1854.

cAbBNDAR FOR 1854.
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$. n, :; w "; r.; :: 5. \. r 'oNt, + ?; 5,
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5. u. r '01 Wy :. -. $. N. :. "
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80 81 Ill.
Valley OF Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
{ $s = # tn: agents.
.T.es Savings bank, eorPsT MsiG and Fiddle
o77-RkFkR zo- J, ne , R. Baker n 8
by nohburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
OF LYNcHBuRG, VA.
OFFIcE-ats Savings, Bank, corner Main and BiIdle
ian4:ly - wheelihg. vn.
Adams & Co.'s Package Express
- - -
w extended Great Western Express to Zanes.H
ville and from thence. by connecting Express Line
Newark and Columbus, through to Cin:tnLati Louisville
aud st. Louis.
We are prepared to forward with mail speed and
safety, Specie tank bills, Jewelry, and all descriptions
Of light and valuable packages to and from these points,
and also the intermediate points OF ST. Clarsvie, LUyds-
vile, Morristown. Fairvew, Washington, Cambridge,
Newark, etc etc. - 3 fEEI.ll =.
SIP messergs office in charge all
Vaa bles and packages and business entrusted to his
care will receive prompt and efficient attention.
- ...= ADAMS q co.
aug22tf N. PiGMAN, Agent.
EMIGRANT PASS AGE,
Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
ADAMS ~, CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
'INHE undersigned is sole Agent, in this ct rlfoA
i ty, for the sale OF passenger certificates
engrants the Otd Black Starr line Liverpool
and New York packets Z, t'
These ships regular packets making the passage in
hall the time OF ordinary sailing vessels. The number OF
steeTage passengers mtsd and there is danger of
ship fever, which the ordinary emgrant vessels
Iiab'c. -+st - - ~
exchange sight, any amount,
payable at any Bank posttown in England, Ireland
Scotland E.-= ...r.
Persons who wish remit money their friends, or
bring Them out from the cold country will DO supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate. u.s.
augotf - 8a NJ PlGMAN. Agent
1858. zgg 81 ST. 1858.
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FETIa8 q &c sASSIGNEE;S NOTICE. z ~
Al LII persons indcbied to Wheeler q Lakn by book
~ account or otherwise, ehefeby notified that pay
ment made forthwith they having assignei
! janfe Y. HoPkS pLEEoN Tfustee
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TO Correspondence.

concerning su scrIption. al vertising or 9th.
LET l bnsi,ress ofthe lmtellsencer, should be ad-
he addressed to the editors, jointly, orto ell
her ohs@I writing for publication, will please
Coz. III On one side OF the paper.
"S above r rules viii greatly 0Ss
and , SsS" might otherwise some times receive.
Nebraska Emigration Meeting.
According adOnrnment there will be another meet
.,rs CITY HALL, on this CTuesd 81 eve ming at Z
ing ',,. las. E. WHARTON and S. F. BLACK will adj
that have joined said Company. and all those
"a, ,,i.b 10. will please he present. so come one. come
wAO JNo. J. WATSON. Chairman.
sA ,r.v WARD, Sec.y. mros
- ,,.;II he an ,diourneJ NebroSka mee,iny
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WINTER COUGH.

The harsh, dry, hacking. winter cough, which attic
OLD PEOPLE, and ipyalids in low state of health,
most happily affected by the Balsam. Itremoves mo
bid ucus, and other loul mater improves ike dgest
system. i. ~ u. --,. .-..lE ir44-' hi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

ITO MOTHERS
A c. PARTRIDGE respectfully informs his patrons
"A. and the public generally that the light being most
during this month next. to taking the kenesses OF
young children, every SAINT between the hours
of II and g. .Mrlf
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7fiEMPFIELD3 KAILROADF UOMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given to all the stockholders pri.
IN vale and municipal, of the Hempfied Reroad Com.
pany that the instanelt OF ive dollars SHIRE is
ext. and he like sum OF five dollars Per share monthly
nheI eater, until the whole amount is paid.
t. o. sJlIs gi7s JOSEPH HEN DERSoN, Treasurer.
Nv shington, 1883 iRdc30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

ESQ sTUBERCBEStON THE LUNGS ~ ~ g
Tho Hungarian tBaisam is the only remedy which has
tho TO dissolve and ruberces the
the most abundant and evidence TO the
assertion that such is its direct and Immediate effect i'll
all no organic Ifact
SO confident the meriean agent OF his power to cure
the worst form Of this disease that he boldly declares II
will cure Tube culous disease. and confidently soeits
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vM nrsnEy ARTngR !,EFIE. . " z. Hsts

buSD6y3 ilGG1G. cL. W ;.-E
Marketst, Wheeling, Yn:s III ,,5s.,s : 80
MANUFACTURERS or Wagons, Carts and wheel.
Nl wight work OF every description, for home use and
Southern plantations. . t4s-ss:.,s
G5-BY prompt attention to business, tho manufacture
quality work. the of this esah.
sncnt hope receive liberal from the pub.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

Bronchitis difficulty of b. harsh cough Shiny
eSpectorao with all other symptoms caused By an ar
lection air tubes leading from the throatto the lungs
directly and specifically affected by the OF this ad
nrabie remedy Bewarned III time, afflicted and en-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

No language convey adequate idea OF the tn.nedt
ate and almost change whehi asosin the
debta1ed and shattere sySteE yyhet
er broken down by excess weak by nature or Impaired
by Sickness tile unstrung and relaxed
once brnced vivifed and built up. The mental ami
symptoms Of nervous disease varish together n
der its influence Nor is the effect on e co
t!ary the relief is cordial ronei lies Of
the medicine reach the constitution restore Il 10
LODI the
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,5ohra.ka Emigration Meeting.

f. BOLIVAR WARD, seey. mres
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10 INCREASED FACILITIES.
A DAMS & Co.'S. EXPRESS' are delivering heavy
IA freights, such poultry eggs buter, etc. TO Balt
mnre III twenty hous at 81 rs per 100 lbs 1fy
H. n. PIGMAN, agent, g
ian23 ~, McLure House
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,'Eft.n DISSOLUTION. 'oF- q
rIlHS partnership heretofore existing under the
Gordon, ClaTke & Co.. this day been dissolved by
mutual consent 2 . e 0c5iLSRK RE & gTHiiAw, :.
& March 1ss,1s5fg Erts IoiJ.EBs AN ER.5 10
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,Tobaeeo-!- Tobaooo!.! Tobacao!.!

INV Eswoud most respectfully the attention or Mer-
Chants and Groesrs to and
ees aslegitinately' belong regular
Ig5 @ ~ lisEV o1esnfe Tobacco m ouse! ogooa
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EXPEGTORATI0N

-
Free ExpectoratiOn is the most important ohectto be
in aliaters 10 cure diseases OF tho Chest and
Lungs f'tyst5ss n7a zl ias7't - 1'..'lt
Tile Hungarian Balsaml Great Exrecorant. dis
solves the morbid diseased matter in the air passages
changes from thick giutinods substance thin hal
less substance, to thin fluid ard throws it on with the
greatest 1ssible and comfort 10 the paent There
Is better medicine in the world; If its expeeorant
~ he cnlISilereI. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

TNIEDI0IN.tII WUNDER-
OF the nineteenth century. tits, the scientific man
in the worll would have admitted, that mi acle OF ei
cine he IetoioIe supposed TO have no existence.
STlMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Is never expended as is the opun al
cohoie preparations, and all otier excants TheeHect OF
these brief aud may well be said OF him who takes
81 lie last state OF that man worse than the But
the Elixir is exilerant without single rawbac-sae
III its opeTato perpetual III its happy tile
nerves. the mind ami the entire Organization; viii also
remove dcpressoIs, excitement tendency to blush
seepleSsness, dislike OF society, ncapacty study or
huk -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

NUMEKCURNl UR UPlUM-SULEMN OATH.
;baSng recently heard that some phvsicabs
and several druggists hay asserted that his Cordial
eIcuIy and has made the lowing afida.
contained Meieuryor Opium, from. the singular energi
with which IL acts diseases onftho
great relieving palm out Of envy he knows st
Stale OF New York, city and county New York,
cd belize ms Andrew H Mickle 1.-THE city ofNew
York. Meicalf Morse who by me being daily sworn, doth
deppee and say Subimate oroth
e. metcuralp used aIiinanu.
Of Morse's lnyigorating ElxiT Cordial,
1t does not contain particle vi Opium. ~
u Sworn before me, This 26th day OF June 1915
stGsl; A. h MIckLE,s Mayor
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ra5G - EVERY |NoIANso OF SENSE.
who suffers ON Weakness arrangement, nervousness
emors, pains in the back any disorder lheth
peculiar sherSex, both sexss-to ri We
tlie NY: rnrn nri n -. y ~
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Charge of Iime!.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD.
.s.r u u. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
= T"-|T- ? = . BETWEEN = ~ III
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

r-l4..- PIANO IFORTES AND GUITAt.Si y
Just opened, fine assortmentof d.. X Stanford &c
- Co.'s fine wood Piano Fortes, and g. r. Martins
fine Premium Guitars, which offered at ssus!
ffTFE gIGNIun u fnctnrers Prices. Ill ~
The subscribers being appointed sole agents for Mar
TINS Guitars, viii keep constantly hand the various
grades or those celebrated stuments very
prices We respectfully invite the musical conmuni
y cal and judi for themselves. at the old Music and
Variety Store OF rItrsr III JAS. NJ ELLoR, a-1sf
ianeG,, eatrs.s5z o. dTsss.st5 No26 Union st.
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concerning su scription. ad vertising or 9th.
~, bsSi,ress fthe lmtellisencer, should be adj
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Religious Book Depository.

GRAY e. BALLANTYNE, 49s Seventh at.
~ 1.-TWO doors above Odd Fellow hail. Washing.
ton, ID. O., have the only depository in this city,
the publications. Of the I, +.
American Bible Society, -
Methodist Book Concern
Robert Carter a Brothers.
Gould a Lincoln,
Presbyterian Board,
American Tract Society
Evangelical knowledge Society
American Sunday School Union
New England and Massachusetts, Sabbath
School Societies;
and all the principal religious publishers Also,
great variety Of II a
HISTORICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
It's therefore, apparent that their stock OF Stand
ard Theological Works and general Religious Ltern-
ture must be unequalled. 49,
They always keep extensive assortment of an
the Hymn Books used In the different churches family
and pocket Bibles and Prayer Books, in plain and
superb bindings q : = 49,
Their assortment Of attractive and choice
JUVENILE BOOKS,
suitable for gifts and Sunday School Libraries, ia
very extensive.
School Books, Of all the kinds used in the city and
country schools, at the lowest prices
Blank Books, staple and fancy stationery
Pocket Knives, Porte-monnaies, Portfolios Writing
Desks, Gold Pens DE ? ''e
A liberal discount win be allowed 10 ministers and
wholesale purchasers.
19-St
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FOR sALEi
UPHOLSTERY and Paper Hangings,

" (ffom the best manufacturers,) at 35S Seventh
street opposite the Exchange Bank.
DOUGLASS MOORE, upholsterer and paper hang
err has just received large and elegant assortment Of
goods Of the latest style, comprising
Window Cornices, Curtain goods and trimmings,
Gimps, Loops, Cords and Tassels, Fringcs, Curtain
bands and clasps, Rings, Picture cord and tasses,
Hair seating, Webbing, Sofa and Chair Springs,
Curled Hair, Feathers, Shucks &c. All kinds Of In
side Blinds venitian Blinds, wide and narrow Stats
Patent Reed Blinds, Paper Blinds Transparent VIM
dow Shades, buff and white Holland for Shades,
Brass Fixtures and Rollers for Shades, Furniture
Oil Cloths Table Covers Cots, HAIR and Shuck Mat
tresses, Blankets, Pillows, Lounges, Parlor, and
Chamber Easy Chairs, Pew and other Cushions, DC
Also, a variety Of Paper Hangings Of new and
fashionable patterns suitable for pariors draw.
ing-rooms halls, passages, and chambers; together
with Borders, Columns, Views Statues, Fire Screens,
&c. III :
d. MOORE makes TO order, in the best manner,
Window and Bed Curtains, Carpcts Cushions.
Feather Beds, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
vcnitan Blinds; and all work in the Uphostering
and Paper Hanging business promptly attended TO-
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nov 13-3t
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UUsT received, IS per cent. lower than
a. ever offered In this city. The subscriber would
respectfully invite the attention Of the ladies Of Wash-
inQon and It's enyrops TO call and examine his large
and beautiful assortment Of FURS combining al the
fashions Of the forthcoming season. which IN splendor
and richness, cannot be surpassed. t2
Also. a number of superb CARRIAGE ROBES.
al fine lot Of UMBRELLAS, Of all sizes, to be dis
Al large stock Of Children and Infants Fancy
GOODS always on hand, made from the best mate
rals and at exceedingly low prices.
His late new style Of CHATS for gentlemen has been
already stamped MS the ne plus ultra, and he only
makes mention of it 10 say that the price, as hereto
fore, for the very best, is only ~:
j. Il. EVANS,
nov lS--lw No. $3.50, Pennsylvania avenue.
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u. C-Clsims for Bounty Land, sppIications for
Pension BY the widows and minor heirs Of sol-
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Vregon rom l8z6 to 1852, prosecuted by
49, y. X. HASSLER General Agent
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27
ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES i

INHUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
- JAMES w. GRAY, Balls Pond, Fairfield
county, Connecticut oultivates Of the most ex-
tensive and wel-established Fruit Nurseries in the
country, grown from the most healthy and thrifty
stocks, thereby producing the finest quality Of trees
and embracing all the choicest varieties Of every kind
Of fruit adapted 70 this climate, viz:
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nee
tarine, and Ounce Trees.
Grape yines-Isabella and Catawba; Goose, Cur
rant, and Raspberry Bushes and Strawberry Plants
Of the best imported varieties. m
Also, Ornamental Trees, such Ms Balsam, Spruce
Fir, White Pine, Tamarisk, Hemlock, Sugar Maple
Arbor-vitse DC, DC.
large variety Of Dwarf Pears on imported Ounce
stocks. - : 500
Orders may be left with Russell GRAY, who
can be seen at 25s Eighth street. or at Gray a Bal
sntynes Book Store, 49s Seventh street also. with
JOHN w. BREWER Columbia Pike. three miles
from the Long Bridge, Alexandria county, Va
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