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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
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FRS SPRING 8T0CK!

TnYI-1y


ISAAC PgSA - EeKS'S.
I ANISG just returned from New York with a well
lectei and very cheap stock Dry Fancy Goods
would request the public examine it before purchae
elsewhere. h$ stock OF Dress Goods will
st OF the latest styles guarantee that my prices
lower than those any other house. would partc
nlar attention Figured Brilliaus worth richly
lSic only rage Plaid DucaIs at l2C Light
cold "A Chntzes worth CSC l5c goods pro.
portion. Muslns and Irish IinenI will Muslin WORT
2c Mt Toe, and Irish Linen worth "a Soc.
comprising the latest styles, and which being purchased
srec from the manufac:urer will sell than
before lOu pcs Bonnet Ribbons; iGn uchcs; Flowers
everything apPertaning 20 the Millinery line which
branch call the particular attention will
be offered at the lowest igUres.
EMBROIDERlES.-I wish to find the largest, hes:
and cheapest stock give cali promise sell
Collars, sets of Sleeves aud Collars, Bands crt!nC and
Edsings at less figures than any other establishment
200 Kid Gloves at Ony 5rC ST. pr. Mitts at
lNc worth 25c 200 Linen la 2%c wor.h
1885 100 do Mt ls2{, worth 5c IIemsn Iandkcrciefs
at 81 worth G2[; 30 ito Soc superior do
a. G2!Gc, worth 81; 1Guo white Brants c worth
l9 100 Pun do at Sa:, worth Zoe; we'll any other
white goods sIc as Nansooks both plain plaid striped
prop3rtonatcy low Dunn Dollars worth Piece Goocs
suitable for Mer;lant Tailoring Trade and OF which
confident have the largest stock in Wheeling will! sold
to the Trade at less than any other lInuse in Wheeling
can s=l them at; and all ask examination and am
convinced of my ability to SELL Gail and examine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER,
N.tjT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
THE TN TELLIG FINGER
TE DELHI

lis MONDAY. On Italian plains
look to see the ripening corn
Shoot sunward all its spears, the vine
Adown the hisides wreathe and Irvine;
And peasants bred and born
Among the plains, among the hills,
The valleys, with their singing rills,
turn expectant eyes to sec,
Crying aloud, on Bonded knee
Thanks to the living Cod"
What meets my eye? Fair corn. fields red,
But not with flush of summer sun,
Nor blaze of poppies-Men lie dead
BY hundreds-thousands- one
CHASTITY and CORY, and the sod
Sends up a reck Of human blood
Redder than grape blood; means and cries
Ofmen in hopeless agonies
Rise up through the polluted air,
Rise up TO Heaven, but who cries there
Thanks to the living God!"
see city wide and fair;
Through the broad streets pageant goes,
And men shout loud, and women smile.
And up the chill and solemn aisle
Ola cathedral onward flows
A proud rocession.-Priestly men,
Whose trade is prayer and peace, and then
A fair-haired woman, whose dark eyes
Seem full of saddened memories,
Assumes the imperial chair.
They kneel, and through the fluttering air
Melodous thunder swells and rolls,
And from that mass of human souls
Bursts forth-because those men afar
Were slaughtered in bloody war
"1hnnksto the living God!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
NIGHT-SONG.

The moon is up, in splendor,
And golden stars attend her;
The heavens are calm and bright;
Trees cast dimming shadow,
And slowly off the meadow
4 mist is rising silver-white.
Nights curtains now are closing,
Round half world reposing
In calm aud holy trust;
All seems one vast, still chamber,
Whose weary hearts remember
No more the sorrows ofthe dust.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
HUMPHREYS,


SPECIFIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stand conesey the head ofremedial means for the use
OF the people. They alike the poison ous
dangerous and repusive doses quackery or old
practice the inconvenience OF watercure intricate
ana o6scurites OF the usual Homeopathic books
Gus diseases to which they reate put up
OF simple pellets; and prepared ingredients neith
er dangerous disgusting they form once the ready
source OF the parent and the of
complaining or invalid.
They possess these positive advantages which
before combined in popular remedies They
LEss injury from their They are sMrLR;
you always know what to take and how to take IT. They
arc CONVENIENT you give the proper Sugar Pill
moments warning: without hesitation delay. They
EFPSNT in thousands cases disease arrested once
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
OUR REMEDIES BY MAUI.

Look over the list, make I'M a case of what Find w
IN ana enclose the amount in stanns
ny mail to our address, Mt No 562 Broadway New YORK All
INC medicine will be duly returned by mail express free
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS
RAACEE rEaH n.

p TLFRNAN ( SON No - North Charles St. Baltimore
9Her for sale the following articles, their own i'm
portation, particularly for family use: " '1'
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartine's finest n,Ia ,o,, -
brown SherrirS In wood and in glass Fe' '1 "u"
PORT Observation-Disclosures Competition roll On, lit.
Port, in wood and in glass. " anu "hlte
MADEIRA WINE-Johu Howard Norrb,s 0,a Nr,,,
IN wood aAd in glass; also, Crane Juice - e''"'
!1Gk tNEsIJ berger SeinDerger MIrcobrun
quarts and pints. 49, "t''"i'S HheSt, IN
Ri,a and fine old pale and dark
RuMS-nld AMI nnc jamaica. Ap.,r. c
IRON n{ t4e ISSnds imported direct from London -
- lANN HiS-the best uuuty-Tiernau branl-.n,l
no mixture Of aromatic poison in it. W - f''-"h"
900 half chests Of the finest SoTTCHoNG TEA mb51v
A ;ie Said on, Frenen and American Mustard
mG89 W. a. EDWARDS & BRO.
WoRCESTER and Yankee Sauce, lust received o,,j e.
" SAFE ny lnli50I W. A. EDWARDS & RRO
IQERLlN Wire Belt Clasps and SIX aud Hummer IIT0
- my.+ u. NICoLL. BROS Variety storr ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
COUGHS AND COLDS,

gentleman, public lecturer, took a severe cold the
latter OF last month, while travelling and lecturnC in
northern though addressing pnblc
every evening; yet in two days. by the aid Specific
he entirely recovered and enabled pursue his call
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of 4ohad taken violent cold which set.
tied on her lungs causing cough pain the
considerable fever and hoarsrnrSS colds were
" very lasting and troublesome but by taking SPECIFIC
tirev well.
youngman 90 had cough and hoarseuess for fifteen
speak in whispers pain induced coughing dry or
raising only tribe in the morning. quite feeble enact
ated Had taken several medicines but little or no
benefit lie commenced with the Cough Ps-one pill three
times per day-nnd found himself improving. hs
cough mer and softer hoarsenes passed or strength and
appetite improved, and in few weeks was entirely well
having taken other medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
CASES AND CURES.


lady of &c had been troubled with for
several months to render necessary the
selection OF her food After eating, the stomach became
acil food rising in her mouth with water, unpeas
ant heavy loadlike sensation in her stomach continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels contpate and
depressed mental condition. taking the
Dyspepsia Pills. one morning and night than
week almost eery symptom of her disease had vanished
and she felt like n being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years, strong, robust
constitution had lately been good deal with ndi.
Eeston weak stomach coated tongue bad mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whirling in the
head so much so to render his riding n carriage or
even mounting cmnence, quite dangerous irving
several things Intellectually he fell the Dyspepsia Pills
which afforded prompt relief pill every night
unpleasant symptoms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
THINGS no REMEMRER.

PLEASE REMENIBER.-Thnt these Specifics are entirely
harmless in all instances in all Babies may use
thenl children NAV them, the aged, nrm
NAV nsc them without danger, and with benefit
PLEASE REMENIBER.-That thousands the most gift
ed and Intelligent minds in this country and Europe have
long since given in their adherence to Homeopathy and
employ 1t exclusively In all diseases themselves
and families
PLEASE REMENIBER.-That not only in long standing
old complaints but In and violent diseases of the
most dangerous character Homeopathy proved Its SUI
pertoriy to anv other system in repeated trials.
PLEASE REMEMRER.-That Homeopathy Is sustained,
not from lis theories and doctrines daily
hourly success in curing the sick arresng disease
PLEASE RENIEBER-That 1t the little ills that lead
to great and tits little ailments that neglected lead
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE HBER-That you may have in your
power promptly and pleasantly such complaints
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That this system saves you the
struggling forcing and deception get other ci.
clnes taken by Children al niurious-oten dangerous
PLEASE Observation-Disclosures the evil results OF such
struggles generally than overhaanCe tho good that
may he done by the medicines thus given.
PLEASE REMEMRER-That Humphreys system of IIo-
nteOyAtc Specifics vcst5 the private practice
tam of allperpcrfy and ntrfcdcy, that every body
NAV them.
PEEASE iiEMEMBER-That the of a!single chronic
will more than ten times pay the cost of a case
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That two or four dollars invested
in case of Specific Remedies will times its
tton OF disease, and absolute relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15

N and after Monday the 11th April 1882 the Passenger
" Trains will be daily follows:
FTSt-rhe Great Southwestern, St Louis, Cincinnati Co
lumbus Wheeling, Renwood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at 110 A. ~ arriving
In Baltimore at $3.50 A. ~ connecting with trains for the
Eastern and Southern cities Returning Baltimore
at los r NJ arriving Benwood SIG and Wheeling at
500 A NJ connecting with great Western Southwestern
and Express This only for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water
Second-Te Northwestern. Cleveland Chicago St. Louis,
Indianapolis. Dayton Cincinnati, Columbus Wheeling,
Benwood Baltimore and Washington City Express
daily except Saturdays :45 p NJ. and Balti.
more at P. NJ connecting with the trains the
and Southern cities Returning, leaves baltimore 1920
a. NJ and arriving at Benwood at $50 and Wheeling 1O
A. NJ This train stops ut all regular trions East of Cum
bertrand.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted, 1855 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland at 655 2 NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
at $40 A. NJ. and arrives Wheeling 64n p n.
train stops a all stations. J. d. FORD, Agent
W. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L, NJ. COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent. np19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15

HEMP Field RAILROAD.
Ii freisht4 intended for shipment on the road must he
zone will be received after that hour T. SWEENEY %
sepIo General Manager.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-15
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

No J. Fege', f'iiis-Por Fever, Congestion and Inam.
No; .; Ko,9as PIls-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
ting the Bed. -
10: s. Ba1y's aRls-FOr colfc Crying, Teething and
No. L. DiaTrAGa Pins.-For Diarrhna, Cholera Infan-
tum and Summer Complaint.
No g. Dysentery EuLs.-For Collie, Gripings Dysentery
No. 6. Cholera PiUs.-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Vomiting
No. { Cough is-FOr Coughs, Colds, HOarseness, In.
No. S. ToOthacAe PtIs-TOothache, Faceaehe and Neu-
No. 9. Headache Pins.-Por Headache. Vertigo. Heat
and Fulness of the Head.
No 10 DyspePstd IiHs-For Weak and Deranged stO-
machs, Constipation and Liver Complaints.
No. IL f0r Female Irregularities, seanty, Painful
No. 12 Female Pils-For Leuccrrhpa Profuse 3Ienses
No; IS. Group Pas-For Group, HOarse Cough, Bad
y, No; H. SIT aheum Pals-For Eryspeas, EruptiOns,
No: IS. Rheumdtic Pius-For Pain Lameness or Sore
ness In the Chest Back, Toins, Limbs
FOR Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, old
For Piles Blind Bleeding, Internal or External
Ing, Weak Blurred sight.
o:-For Catarrh of long standing recent, either with
obstruction or profuse discharge
w c;-For "hooping-C Cousin, abatIng its violence and
In AcUrE DIssAsEs-such Fevers Inammatfons DIar-
Thuns ysentery Group Rheumatism. and such eruptive
as scarlet Fever Meases and Erysipelas-he ad-
and In all such cases the specifics act like charm The
entire disease often arrested at
violence Of the attack moderated the disease shortened
ana rendered less dangerous Even should physician
have t" be called he will take tho decd-
cd advantage from the previous treatment.
CouGHs and CoLDs which frequent
bronchitis and consumption may all be at once cured by
the Fever aud Cough Pills.
Ia CHRONIC DISEASES as Stomach
Constipation, Liver Complaint Piles Female Debility and
irregularities, old Headaches Eyes, Oatarrh
salt Rheu and other old eruptions the has specifics
whose proper application will afford every
instance Often the of single difficulty such
as Dyspepsia Piles Caarrh Headache Weak
ness has more than paid for the case ten times
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sE Essz=5z 49, 49, s: a
p SSENGERS

S < w Es'9A SEOhNGT SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night excppted) for the ;cav
-. = House. Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond Pc
ferShurg, Weldon, &c. &C., (rjn Potomac River AN the
richmond Fredericksburg AID Potomac Raiiroad I,
splendid aud comfortable steamers Acqna Greek thence
mae Railroad ~ anu fot"-
Hours of departure from Washington ESQ A. NJ ALL
T. NJ, Sundays eNcepted) Leave Sundays at $50 II
only Baggage under charge OF special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon ~
From Washington to Richmond $5so
From do to Petersburg -. 4
from do to Weldon. ...........
From do to Wilmington ......... 10
The Richmond, fredericksburg and Potor ac railroad
oeei IN operation for % years, all that time m
senger has either been killed crippled by accident
Is without parallel in the history Railroads In ~
country Ty 1870 s. RUTH, Supt Trans
~ - AS'' jy1-ly
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore aud ohio Rail Road.


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-17
The Bark . Yankee. and her late Master.

The Bark :. Yankee and her late Master.
Tt is with extreme regret that our community
learn that Captain James Smith was compelled
to leave San Francisco by the Sea Serpent, and
sell out his interest in the bark Yankee, solely
from fear of further annoyance from the parties
banished by the Vigilance Committee, and who
took passage on his vessel for Honolulu. Veal
luded two weeks ago to Judge Hofman's decision
against the Yankee as one the tendency of which
is only to encourage injustice and persecution on
the part of annoying lawyers. The bark Yankee
NAV in law have been liable to an action for tort
for the part she took in the Vigilance affair, but
unless stronger grounds and better evidence are
brought forward than any the Judge advances in
his decision, the public must everywhere, where
the facts are known, view the court from which
such a mandate issues as one in which justice is
wanting.
But though California may still be cursed
with unjust judges and corrupt courts, her peo-
pie ought not to allow a person, as in this in
stance, to suffer so unjustly. Whether the Ex-
~ecutive Committee of the Vigilance Committee
still holds its authority or not, some measure
ought to be taken to indemnify Capt. Smith for
the damages already sustained by him. and to guar
antee him against further losses. In taking away
the passengers banished by the Vigilance Com
mittee, he only carried out the wishes of the peo-
pie of San Francisco, expressed through that
Committee, with the full consent of the passen-
gers themselves. Why should he be made to suf-
fer annoyance and loss in such a case? We only
wish to present the subject to the people of San
Francisco in its true light, and ask from them that
Justice which the case demands. If their courts
sanction and encourage wrongs, it is no reason
why they should allow such wrongs to stand IN
redressed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-17

everv description and combination, here eievafeos ~
the endless number Of supes1mPoeed layers, u PET
der. dispersed, cracked, or
terror, eonvulsion-mighty engine Of Naturs-sno
nothingness OF man!
No where does the 81 ption Of the great problem q
pslpable illustration than here the aocess Of the
vater 10 the ipnited masses Of these minerals Of AKA
line and earthly bases, by which that great PnhoeoP =
explained the convulsiops Of volcanic nress - og.
ulaved here in most portentous, most awful euecta Il
E onlv 70 those millions of vents all around the era
ter. through which the superabundance OF steam es-
capee-to the millions of assures through wnicn the
suiphurous aud s~ulphuric acids liberate themselves
from beneath. thatthe preseivaton OF na y s.ssw and
ter destruction, by the expansive torce = = =.
gases, can be ascribed. ~
The nature of the volcano, with its uncommon'y
intense heat, and 30 many wide ana easy openings I'
to eject nothing without alteration, ana 70 suonns
every variety of substance which the oncomltahts Oh
the volcanic fires embrace. Thus here Is the rare
volcanic glass in capillary forms, and many periect
vitri6cations the muriate OF Ammonia II emoLS
cence, ofen conchoidal, often in elongated nexane-
drals-and in one single instance, even IN tna' rare
form of a cubic crystal I; thus, thus the suiphuret OF
arsenic, both as realgar and orpiment, the sulphur
itself in most beautiful incrustafions' crys1an1eo III
cubic or truncated octahedrons the pefro Alumni
ares of Ssolfa (Italy), or alkaline sulphate OF aiumine'
imbeded sometimes in crevices of lava, sometimes In
argilacious earth thus, the singular ana rare caver-
nous lava, known hitherto to exist only IN iceiano
its large tumefactions in blisters and bubbles, iorm
a crust Of the finest gloss to an arch OF four feet thick
forming caverns through which the superabundanee
of lava in the crater discharges itself, as through SUD-
terranean tunnels, in all directions of the island:
prolific imagination can find here a vast heid ior
fanciful speculation on the origin, duration and pro-
bable or possible results of the continued operations
Of this frightful and gigantic volcano. Science Will
never tire in a study of Nature but, alas beyond
what she sees, and what strict inductive forms allow
her to conclude, she must stop. admire. bow and re-
peat
"sapientia hujus mundi stultitia est"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-17

This crater, as we learn from travellers, has,
since the present eruption began, been quite ac-
tive, and is now an object well worth visiting. 1t
is somewhat singular that the lava does not rise
and overflow in it while it is raised several thou
sand feet higher in the central craters of Mauna
Loa. 1t would seem that Kilauea is but remotely
connected with the shaft that is now sending out
lava. At this time the following account, by
Count Strzelecki, a Polish nobleman, who visited
it in 1888, will be read with interest
1 cannot even attempt to give you the slightest idea
of the impressions which the awful sublimity of the
volcano produced upon my imagination; that part OF
our being does not yield as easily as memory-itd does
not reproduce sensations; the rapture-the enthu-
siasm once gone by, is lost forever.
What 1 remember, and long shall recollect, as
showing the mighty influence of mighty objects upon
me. are the difficulties I had to struggle with, before
nv eve could be torn away from the idle, vacant but
e~cstatic gazing with which l regarded the great
Whole, down to the analytical part of the wondrous
and unparalleled scene before me l say unpar-
alieled, because having visited most of the European
and American volcanoes, l find the greatest of them
inferior to Kilauea crater, in intensity, grandeur, and
extent or area
The abrupt and precipitous cliff which forms the
N. N. E. wall Of the ater,-found, after my re-
peated observations, to be elevated 4,104 feet above
the level of the sea-overhangs an area of 3,l50,OOO
square yards of halfcooled scoria, sunk to the depth
of 300 yards, anu containing more tnan oZo,OuO
square yards of convulsed torrents Of earths in igne-
Gus fusion, and gaseous fluids constantly effervescing
-boiling-spouting-rolling in all directions like
waves of n disturbed sea, violently beating the edge
of the caldrons like an Infatuated surf, and like surf
spreading all around its spray in the form Of capillary
glass which fills the air, and adheres in a faky and
pendulous form to the distorted and broken masses OF
the lava all around five caldrons each Of about {, zoe
square yards, almost at the level Of the great area,
and containing only the 18th part Of the red liquid
the sixth caldron is encircled by a wall Of accumu-
lated scoria of fifty yards high. forming the s. 5. W.
point-the Hale mau maui Of the natives to which the
bones of the former high chiefs we're consigned-the
sacrifices to the goddess Pele ofered-the abyss Of
ADVISES, the caldron Of caldrons-exhibiting the most
hightfnl area Of about 100000 square yards, b9o-
bling red hot lavp-changing necessarily its level
sometimes rolling the long curled waves with broken
masses of cooled crust to one side of the horrible labo-
ratory-sometimes, as il they had made . MISTAKE
turning them back with spouting fury, and . snbteri
raneous, terrific noise Of . sound more Internal tina
' earthly; around the blocks 81 lava, scoria, slags q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-03-17

Ship Norseman Capt. Haskell, would sail from Boston, Feb'ry
2lst for Honolulu, touching at Valparaiso, consigned U u
Spalding, with an assorted cargo OF lumber, coal, provisions,
bread, etc
Clipper ship fleetwood, of Pierce's lhc of packets, sailed from
Boston for Honolulu via Tahiti, Feb D ID.
From San Francisco, in all March, barks Frances Palmer and
MeIita; and clipper ship Polynesia, for Jarvis Island. -,
Am brig KolOa, Pommory, sailed from Boston sept ~, asstd
cargo, to ii Hackfell & Co.
Am. bark Friendship. Carlton, due March i from Teekaiet,
lumber. to II Hackfed & Co.
Am. brig L. p. Foster, Moore, due March 70 from Teekaiet,
lumber. to ii Hsckfeld & Co.
British clipper ship Sea Nymph, Oppenheim, was to leave
London in December for Honolulu and Nancouyer's Island.
Am sch yaauero, Newell, Is over due from Melbourne
Am clipper bark Sachem, Atkins, sailed from Boston Nov. 3,
in Pierce 4 Co.'s line Of Packets
British brig Emma sailed from Liverpool, Aug %, o
River via Honolulu
Ships Phantome and Queen were advertised to leave London
In all sept for Fraser River, touching at Honolulu
ship Pizarro would probably leave Liverpool, OCT. i, Tor Homo
lulu, 10 r. c. Janion-
From Bremen, early in March, clipper brig Aloha, to d: for
whaling, by Hofschlaeger & Stapenhorst-