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Removal,

TUE subscriber pleasure III informing the public
in general his customers and friends In particular
that he inteSls to REMOVE his heavy and
RnshtOnAbIe stock of GlothtnE
To tile spacious ronm 40 Min street. Centre Wheeling
lately occupied By Pollock and two doors below ltosmrt
BROTHERS. Dry Good store, which place Itnyite all my
friends In want Of Clyng call after the trst OF
April. mhl8l JACOB sIElMFELD.
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CLOSING SALES

clToNE THOMAS viii commence to sell their entire
Stock OF Summer Goods, greatly reduced pri-
ces-some at cost and at 10 cent below cost
We wish to make clean stceepof all our Immense stock
OF goods In his line; embracing the finest stock Of Rich
Dress Goods, Mantas SaNls searfs etc., etc., We ever
offered our customers.
In is stock are many silks, Tissues, Robes Her
NANTES Ducas Donnets, &cCe. Please call anil eXanin
for yourselYes. [Iy2e:sWl STONE Z TlOMAs-
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over 900 rolls OF Wall Paper, and sellns
Il 90 per cent Than ever before erered In The
e''s' go j. E. WILSON 8 Co..
spa5 No. 81 Monroe 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-11

Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
low it's Use.
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MiniuerV.
WALL, PAPER

IRIS u6sSELL bs,s to inform her Ladies' Of
NJ Wheeling aud VicnItyhat she will open her Spring
stock or Millinery this morning Thnrsday April lSth nj
nrnl eilt. le2 Main street. apl6-5nea
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MASONIC REGALTAt MASONIC REGALIA
zrzsyS Aiarge aud varied assortment OF Master Ma
sons' Royal Arch and Knight Templars' RegAlia
Just received consl gnTnent and for sale cheap
at the Watch and JeEelry store Of CiF' BIOnNs
fe174 llS 5ALtlm sG. :
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VIour. DTilI ReeGi or ali kinds. Corn nnd
Corn lGFuI, Onis, HHled HAY, CSC. :
the above articles free Of extra char
highest price paid in cash for all County PrOduc
Opposite the second Church, Centre Wheel
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/ OFFICE, coRNFR WATER AND aloSRoE STREETS.
3 S. FOREIGN NEWS 81
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EIIHAlS, lNLLIItLlNloy dc. -
TINE Table Mastafd bermuda; Arrow Roots Shoe Brush
IL e. ssrubbng BrisheFi Ear Springer Eye syrihges;
yntts6ns new Syringe, aeiE bOOks fP$sLo4S Breast
Ifu new and old stgies Nursing BOttleF &c. For fale
81 lIt9lEA n u. LOGAN q co...
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At the Great Mt the Crystal Palace NeTHork'
1883, rffac AsSas awarded TO i4zLyJoa kgTEEnS1
IN their piano F0tts which Ecre
tested Ia I0uGs Tiste, aud DiflBit1 Ia1e
and placed iItte highest grades by the following 0sst9t
eII lilStFiiHeaLs JuLLIEE,s MAX AlAREIHEHs v u:
FRY, r. WILl1s, T. EIsEEltDTi 2. AlEtGNEN, hatELISs
DMIGllT JuI:N ItFtcIk IstFitnehssi saEO
y. BRIsToW, lSecsetd,;5Oi nsssedt Judgements
te11-daW1y afEet- sftsa go ,
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AslIEs

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r AS .DIiI-II5ON
= fos MAI 81 / FL s1'isEElr,

~ Aqueduet Pipe constantly on hand, any stzs organ
tIty on which can he furnished short notice
- Cab PAID J1g all Copper, Is'StAe aud Leefd.
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-ARRIY.lL- oF THR. STEAMSHIP INDIAN.

CluRngc, August o. The steamship Indian
arrived mt this port To- day, bringing Liverpool
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0Nn sugar Cured Hans, = 81
~ III M rfssS JIeoI Shoulders, for sale bH
- - f ~ II. n. PUMPHREYS
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THE LATE COMMODORE NEWTON.

Upon the adjournment of the three naval courts OF in
quiry meeting Of the members--to wit Commodore
George w Storcr, Commodore T.. A. f. Lavalettc Com
modore j. G. Long, Capt William l. Mckinney Capt
Wv. Mexican, Capt. H. A.. Adams, Capt. John Pope
and Capt gu. Van Brnt, and the judges advocate
conyened and on motion OF Commodore Lavaette Com
Charles H. Wnder, esq, r. Little esq, the judge adj
vocatc of the court of which Commodore Newton was
the president was appointed secretary.
On motion, committee Of three was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the this meeting
Whcreupon said committee by its chairman reported
the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas has pleased Divine Providence His inscr
table dispensaton, suddenly to from our midst
Commodore John L. Newton, the presiding officer of the
senior naval court Of inquiry in session in this city
therefore
Re,olrcd That in this affecting dispensaon of Provi-
dence recognise the truth that In the midst Of life
We are in death"
ReSotroi That in the sudden demise of Commodore
John T. Newton the navy has sustained the loss of
mlaccompshcd member and his family bereavement
eiciting sincere and heartfelt sympathy.
Re're That in token of regard for the deceased
and of of the loss sustained by ourselves as
MS friends and brothers in the service the usual
@dge Of mourning upon the left ann for the period of
thirty days
Rtsnea That copy of these resolutions be transmit
YEA BY the president q this meeting to the family of the
deceased.
Ihereupon, the meeting dissolved
GEORGE w. sToRER,
Capt U. S. NJ Chairman.
L R, LITTLE Secretary
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5. q Herring q Co.'S patent champion safes.

TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public hesowng their paon
, necessary exhibit all
enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway No 5l corner Of Murray street
the Halt This enlargement Of warehouse with tho
enlargement Of their factory will enable the snsc
be Keep hand all times hrge stock OF fire and burglar
proof other establishment in the woTl Particular at
constructing for private families match
with furniture for tho security Of plate and jewcy.
make all kinds Of chests yaut
vaults. Halls patent powerroo locks for banks
onc patent Formulation bank lock and Crygicrs
patent letter lock, without key.
S. c. HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos 1876, 1877 and 1879 Water and
No. 25l Broadway corner Murray ST., New York.
+. COYIE CO., Agents 5sa
Washington .. c.
h. W. KNOWLES, Agent
MAY 2G-ly Richmond, Virginia
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For Cape May.

For Cape May.
Wdshn0ton BdncA RaiIroadP philadelphia Wilmington,
tnore Railroad.
PASSENGERS for this celebrated summer resort
informed that daily line win Except Sunday D
leaving Washington Mt O. and connecting at New with
the splendid steamer General Mcdonald
saturdays and all alternate with the elegant swift
York steamers running between Philadelphia and New
Castle.
Tickets 81 30 including carriage hire the island Children Gun
der IL years. and servants, 81 so.
TIL. II. PARSONS, Agent,
July 2l-4w
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United States Patent ONCE,

nN the petition of James Millholland of Reading,
" PENN praying for the granted
the I'D day Of September iS43 for Improvement IN
car springs for from the expiration Of patent
takes place on the 23d day Of September, 1857
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Monday the 2lst Of September O'Clock persons
are notified TO appear and show they have why said
ulon ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing required Patent
nee Their objections, specially so forth In writing tcnty
days before Che day Of hearing All testimony ned by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
coranoe with the rules OF The Office which will be furnished
plicaton. F...i
The testimony tho Will September
deposuon and other relied testimony
y me oho on or before the morning Of that day tho arguments
f anys within ten days thereafter.
Ordered ao, ht this notice he published the fntcll
genoer and Evening star Washington G. Republican, Baltimore
Nd Ionnsylyanan, Philadelphia Penn; Daily York n
y; and Post Boston Mass week for Three
previous to tho 2lst Of september next the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner &c Patents
SEors OF tho above papers win copy their
bills to the Pntnt Office with paper containing this notice
July 21-1awSw
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. q e. A. whitlock q Co.,

10 Beeknan Street, corner Of Nassau opposite the AstOr
HOUSE,
PRoPREToIus or rIIE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE, cAASr osHr
IMPORTERS OF Cognac brandies for druggists and
from 0rd, Dapuy, Co. Hennessey,
t, ote houses Of the highest reputation and sole
celebrated bande the native proof and flavor Of
togac, viz aF
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur DIES champs dor,
superior vineyard yeux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Bnrgomasier Schnapp<,
several brands Of sherry, Madeira wins &c. &C.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CRENANr.
B. M&E W. Go. the exclusive %
receipt shipments by regular packets, beg
may given trial TO do under thor guarantee
Will be found decacy OF naur ana quality vino
present imported *. a4at
Benz. NJ. Wldilock,
EdWd A. WhilOck, q =
Fredk j. ILayerstck, BEN. X H. A. WHnlDtK co.
Oliver w. Dodge, IN . ft.stsg i.s.tt :
Henry Camneyor. Eass.
/ 26--1ys
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRE, July z9.-Ihe steamer Ariel from Hayre,
with London dates OF the 18TH has arrived The papers
contain the following details
Immediately the receipt of the disastrous from
India cabinet council was held, aud in twenty -four
hours Sir Colin Campbell who consented 10 take
mand of the Indian army left vacant by the death OF
Gen Arson, route for Marseilles, where he
brked for India Fourteen thousand troops already
under orders and would start Immediately aud other
achievements TO follow ships and stores
could be provided. einorcements also the way
from Bombay, Madras, and Ceylon All the influential
communities In Calcutta including the Mahoetans, bad
presented addresses to the government expressing
anoes of loyalty.
Adyiees from China have been received, stating that
Canton is suffering from famine. battle had
been fought between the rebels and the mpeasts above
Too-ChowFou. The result is not certainly known but
ii believed that the imperialists victorious
Sir John Bowring intimates that compensation for
~, sustained by British subjects would be demanded
from the o. nese government Lord Egin and suite ar
rived at Singapore ON the 3D. of juno.
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CashIEsft,N July 2sThe steamer label arrived lust
night with Havana ard Key West dates of the 18th The
ship Cossack from New Orleans for Liverpool with a
cargo Of cotton destroyed by fire the 18th inst
southwest of Tortugas The captain arrived at Key West
on the 22d
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DIED,

At warrenon Fauuier county va Friday the oath
CHARLES youngest infant OF ChsRihs b and SALLY
MAuRY, OF this city.
On the 2st instant Mrs. MARY sfARBUcKi wife Of N H. stAR
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YTATCIIfS, Jewelry, and Silver are--We have
wv Just opened large assortment OF the above, comprising
ladies' genlcmens gold witches by all the most celebrated
makers
and rc jewes Of the latest cs and plain and fancy silver
of every description.
Our being unusually large for this Of Me year,
prepared 10 Inducements o purchasers
". W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
324 Penn. between
JULY 30-3t 9th and 10th streets.
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deorF w Stevens, esq, of Concord, is announced as
associate with Mr. Gibbs In editing the Dover New
5" pshire) Gazette old, consistent and jealous
Vcmocratic press,
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Death 5y Startagon.

4 PnnApELrnIA July 29Frederca Buscl u German
female has been arrested charge of causing tho aeath
of two children by starvation They had been placed IA
her charge by their parents One died on Sunday and
the other yesterday.
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Arr.ualfAe oy,..!ne.

Bosrox, July ~, The sioopofwar Cyane, from Aspn-
WALL arrived here to-day tfpgpe fy-three OF akers
troops in destitute condition. Whef the Csarle ie.t
AspinwalI the Roanoke lay there with z4e Of Walkers
men and was TO sail shortly for New York The loop
of-war saratoga Greytown had also large number
and several hundred were at Punta Arenas
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..

Clam .iccona Of indian Depredaions in Washipg,oa
Tsrra~y. The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs received
yesterday morning, by the mail from California from
Governor Stevens complete copy Of all the claims filed
in the Office of the superintendent of Indian affairs for
Washington Territory of Indian depedations
committed anterior to- and during the existence Of the
Indian war in that Territory. The total amount of these
claims is set down at s2il 42s a. of which SO 442 II
account of depredatons committed previous to the
Indian war commencing in October, 1856 and s2ol :
9S5 81 on account of depedations committed during the
existence OF that war. From the documents before us
we learn that ut one time the entire counties of wala
Naia and Skanana, and nearly the whole of the coun
ties Of King and Pierce actually in the possession Of
the hostile Indians This will account for the large
amount of the claims in these counties whilst the loss
sustained by of the other counties was comparative
ly riing The aggregate of the claims Of the four cou
ties of Waa- Waa skamania King and Pierce is $780,
l49 20.
II is the opinion Of Gov stevens that the SUN tot, Of
considerably less than the actual loss sustained as
large majority of the those of men who with
their families, driven from their farms and compel
led to seek safety in bock-hoses and towns and as many
persons who have lost property by Indian depredations
have made claim against the government whatever
No claim made for personal services during the contn
of this war.
Impeachment. Commissioner of Patents, with the
approval of the Secretary of the Interior has appointed
John Gapen assistant examiner in the Patent Office in
place Of G. b. Moss, resigned.
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Pro.,nct. ~ na L,dlan War.

DtsuouE, Iowa. July 49, Dates Of the 26th have
been received from the Sioux agency via St. Pauls re-
porting that 10 900 Indians defys the troops and
that renewal OF hostiities unavoidable The set
tiers flying for protection Gov. Medary at the
agency endeavong to preserve peace He sstains the
action of the superintendent in sspendng the Indian an
nuties until the Sioux nation should deliver up the nt
nous band of murderers The Sioux still refuse and
irving to bring about collision ~h c government
troops
The telegaphic despatch from the Secretary OF war re-
fsing TO grant the request Of Governor Meary for pe
mission to the volunteers occasoned excite
ment Two hundred men had been prepared, and deter
mined march thther needed for the protection of the
frontier
The democratic convention had not organized.
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STATE pEpARrMESr.

Alleged C1e v Small Pox.The consul Of the United
States at the Rio Grnde do Sui Brazil has transmitted
10 the Department Of State very interesting commune
cation from DR. H. Lande Of Port Aegrs, claiming the
discovery of for the smallpox Dr. Iandell states
that the idea of using the remedy to be mentioned first
occurred to him during terrible epidemic of this disease
in 1881, but that he first administered it in 1872 since
which time his success and that of his son, DR. John
Iandel and other colleagues in the treatment of small
pox have been most atterng AS the Secretary of State
has communicated Dr. Lande paper entire to the leading
journal of the medical profession in the United States il
only necessary for purpose TO that porto
Of the paper which dscloseg the remedy and its proper
exhibition
Dissolve the vaccine that il contained on pair of
plates capillary tube which is about fouror six drops
Of vaccine lymph. In on OF cold water and
give to the patient tablespoonful every two three
hours
gates the symptoms modihes the species, and the
small pox.
II recognise that vaccine applied externally pre-
vents the smallpox, 50, also, being taken nwardiy, in
the above indicated, it quickly and ec
ciousy the smallpox in all its stages.
Under its use, the fever, the deriua, the hoarse-
ness darrheea, pneumonia, cerebral congestion, and
finally the secondary fever disappear
Beginning the treatment on the I'd Sd day of the
eruption the smallpox becomes varicea varolod
although the epdcrm Is thckened and in state of
geson, and in five days become dry without suppura-
ton
Applying the treatment on the 4th or 5th day
Of the eruption the small pox become if they the
pda fill and dry in the space Of ten days with sup
puration
Considering then, that the vcscles and pustuleo
ought be opened for two three times always that
they contain any liquid and beginning the third day to
prevent the secondary fever. / have hud since 1912
more than thirty cases and in fourteen paid particular
attention there three continent cases, and
eleven less severe, although distinct.
Since had recourse to this treatment have not lost
single patient of the smallpox At my request some of
my colleagues using this SYSTEM and they, well
l. have reaped the most fattering results
These effects superior to my expectation, and
my comprehension in fact the vaccine neutral
ICES the vaolic virus morbid action DESTROYS the
effects of another BY this treatment have disap-
pear the fever delirium hoaseness darrhna pneumo-
na cerebral congestion, and the secondary fever.
at may be mentioned here that the of enollient
oysters castor oil internally, to keep the bowels loose
and in children caloe is very necessary also gargcs
of nitrate of silver and choruret of lime
And after the fifth day give baths of warm water,
with little chlorurate of lime, choruret of soda
sponge the body.
Also have given vaccine inwardly as therapeutic
remedy in hopping cough and with benefit in some
the hoop CONFUSION cough disappeared in
hours remaining only simple cough which extinguishes
in four or twelve days"
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NOR SALE, very valuable real estate on PenBsy-
IL vania avenue1hc property adjoining east
Pennsylvania
% feet the and contains 1922 square back
o a 3oico alley
Further particulars terms &c. made known on application to
KELLER & MCKINNEY,
15t, street, opposite Treasury Department.
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EBBITT HOUSE.

T. ". FREEMAN, y. j. MORRISON
street, between 18th and 14th Streets
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
FINIilS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired and furnished with superior
contains hundred and has all tho requisites Of
FIRST Glass house.
proprietor have provided coach which railroad
depot steamboat landing arrival Tor The
passengers and baggage to the hotel
juno
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THE CoMPAGNIE LYONNAIsE,

THE COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE,
No. 81 boulevard dss Ccpucine', Parts,
SILK STUFFS, LACE,
Novelties different textures, rcady-nade articles
printed Muslins, India and French Cash
mefes.
YINHIS house is the most highly recommended in
considerable establishment In Europe not
oiv on Importance its manufactures and its extern
sales grandeur ard extent Of its having
an entrance in
Three Different Street
The Compagne Iyonnaise sell but articles Of hi
thus. bringing purchasers In direct relation WITH me
manufacturer, enabled TO offer them
GREATER ADVANTAGES
than any other establishment,
July 50--2aw2w
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SEDGEWICE ON STATUTORY AND CONSTR
~ tilcnal Law. vol svo. just published
suy II FBANcK TSyIoR
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wooIlens.
wOOllens.
1857.
WILSON g HUNT & 90, IMPORTERS.
80 to 30 Park Place,
wheeler d. wilson.
famti.s, Maavfae.ars.s, and omar.


MANUFACTURING ooMpASys IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
Fanats, Mangfactans and oa9s, sf~ =,
rTIEIESE machines combine all the improvements
invented Their extensive and increasing sale,
eive warrant orie,ors warmly recommending them They
been in sufficiently long to test e thoroughly auc have
Among dc undoaCtcd advantages they possess oher
Ill Beauty simplicity constructions and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
ID Unexampled and rapidity Of operation
h Tho Of their stitching and their npplca
billy g variety and N yos and :, nor
2 May MAJ l asleIsa ''''' Z - 1'''
Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
N immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
IN stantly on hand also, a full aud
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARrETINGs,
oc,o,hs niatnas rugs mats materials curtains
corDices, window shades, &c, &C., &C.,
MUCH below REGULAR PRIcEsl
1885, 2Ss ~ a ana 20 cs sanS s'r sss,
Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. II CIG strea Nao York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
f s ss q p s wl,s h wn se
Mutual Life Insurance Company or new York.
Trinity Building, Ill broadway
VNHE assets Of this company amount to nearly roUE
i MILLIONS or DOLLARS and are entirely cash wha, sars M
in the city and State Of New York valued at
re- entire PROFITS already amounting one million
thousand dollars, the property Of tho policy holders
Forms application pamphlets giving information
pied on applying at the F esS K = NY WS 8 On psn
siI i l'e Hoasss, Aciuary.
MiNTURN Post, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
May -.iy*
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Interesting Intelligence from Minnesota ~ The Siouc Indians
to the 10th instant have been received
INC war Department from Fort Smelling, by telegraph,
from which we learn that the Sioux Indians have accedcd
to all that has been required Of them and arc now quiet
Company II, second artillery, Captain W. II. Barry left
Fort Hamilton New York harbor the 9th for Fort
Smelling First Lieut. Charles Griffin and Second Lieut.
VIM Butler arc the officers with the company
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We would call attention the Grandin, esq,
commissioner Territories
the United States OF Claims Colonel thor
oughy with connected with the departments
Washington and the practice Of the United States Court OF Claims
Aeo Fork Daily yens
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MANUFACTURING ooMpANys IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.