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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

The Ca LoR1c SHIP Ea1cssoN.-The engines of
this new sh ip were worked yesterday for ten hours,
making six and one fourth revolutions per minute.
Only four hundred and twenty pounds Of coal were
put into the flu mace during the operation, and i'll
Whole of The coal was not consumed when the en-
giues were stopped It is the intention to work the
engines for several days and the first trial of the
ship win not be made until it is Sscertained that the
engines are in complete order.-Net1 Y0rk Com. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

Mr.. EvEnEs1TT. Secretary of Stats is now in bis
seth year He graduated at Harvard University,
with the frst honors of his CLASSY in 1911, alta
little past the age of II, and on the day he was
81, he was inaugu1atedas Professor of Greek
Literature" in the University. and this was the
nth day of April, 1915, 564}44
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

.REMA1ss OF. ]. Q. ADAms.-The Boston Herald
states that the remains of John Q. Adams were
lately removed from the burying-groundd in which
they had been deposited, in order to oonsign them
to a tomb under one of the churches, with the re
mains of his widow, who died recently at Washing.
ton. .'' . s.a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

s, DEATH OF Dr.. JoHs THoMFsos.-Dr. John
THOMPSON, of New Lisbon Ohio, for many years
member Of the Legislature of this State. and fol-
six years Representative inGongress, died at his
residence, on the I'd inst, aged 70 years. Gin.
Gaz. ~ --lL.1 -. - = -. ~. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

HEALTH OF THE vICE PREsrDENr.-It is stated
that Mr.. Kings resignation of his position as Pres
ident pro teHpOrs Of the Senate, was made under
the hope that perfect quiet may restore health.
His cough commences every evening and lasts till
ten or eleven O clock, when, exhausted, he falls
asleep. From this he wakes about two O'Clock in
the morning, and coughs violently and necessarily
till seven or eight Nothing seems to give him the
slightest relief, and unless change speedily takes
place, he cannot survive. .'5i'..sf t3s,.. .-s,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

Ten friends are dearly purchased at the expense
of single enemy, for the latter will take ten times
more pains to injure you, than the former will
to do you a service, 3: 81 d t2'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

RAILROAD srrockS. cleveland and Columbus R
r, sold for e1ss in5New YORK, onithe 10Th inst,
and wasstf1 goingup. So says the Slate journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

The New Orleans Crescentof the. 18th, givesth
following account of the death of John L. Carey,
ESQ.,: s..
We make to-day mournful record of death.
John L. Carey, Esq, of the editors of this pa
per, died suddenly, yesterday (Dec. 14,) at half
past twelve o'clock, at the st. Louis Hotel in this
city. HIS attack appearedto be congestiye chill
He gas in this Office al late hour on Monday eve
ming, wrote some letters spoke slightly Of being
somewhat indisposed, and left. Yesterday morning
he was walking about the premises of the st. Lou
is; and, though his bearing was somewhat strange
and eccentric in the eyes of those who noted him,
none could have suspected how awfully Limited
were the few, brief hours, during which he was
yet TO walk and breath among his fellow men, and
the warm and moving form of life then be naught
but the cold and silent mystery of DEATH Yet so,
in the dispensations of Providence, it was to be.
He fell suddenly from chair in one of the public
rooms was borne to his chamber, and, in less than
two hours, during all Of which time he was insen-
able or writhiug in conyulionS, his soul had gone
forth from its tenement Of clay and stood in the
presence Of It's slaker and its Judge.
Mr.. Carey had but recently come 10 this city TO
connect himself with this journal Previously he
had been connected with the editorial departments
of the Washington Republic and Of the Baltimore
American; and whilst engaged upon these papers
won an enviab1e reputation for himself and added
largely to their popularity and character. sf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
NOMIN .ATIO5NS

Messrs Edilors:-Y You win please in eo11.----525
coming Charter Election, which takes NM alton off,
the privilege ofseectngard voting for the ~ hj
and eehanic PfiILo l. K1ii Berry ~, Y sOSas tas
for the othfp OF TYSERGEkNT, and ohliee VAnd,i.
/ Rev2b-tei MANY VOTERS oF'IHE 1sT =,
5 q iA win please sulou %AED
u ~ Va az Z a.
GSzette, Argus and Stats Zcituns corT ana YoTRRs'
ofiice.1 A'u til,
~ Editors Ply desire
the Office of City Clerk ONE OF THE Psadt,tsi II
AEE4itor-Yuu will plea announce CrSs,4F LIZ
candidate at tho next city election for v SGR1,
deco "a - SESIn
ddato for office oEhuPerintendant OF The W.
at the ensuing Charter Election. WUkS
His fQr the s kSst years
ter Pipes and their attachments, make him Va
person for that Office. d+t . NOllt,sl,
RYiPlC candidate ior ths tt off Hen
dse2a MANY VOTERS
supPortedby them for the Office OF City SerEeaSt MI
Editor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce ha, ~ +SS
AIT will be supported for Fly sgEveyer
Mr.. gaiior:-YOu will please announce c;Ro ~.
suitable person for Superintendent of Wat.T TAA
For his qualifications wcreierto Mr. John MSo MOh
sent able incumbent Of the Office, to Hobbs * Pm
Engine builders, ana oolige g.fr.st-. @'Et,
dcc25 MANY VoTpp,
Nfr. Edffor:-You will please announce our nt.'.1
efficient Wharf Master, JACOB Z. BIER c1nSiSll ala
election, and oblige many citizens from de.S br
Mr. EdIof:-Tpe wish it understood that Jops ~
Frs is candidate for City Sergeant. BOW
dec2S VoTpps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
New Boots and Shoes.

is now opening the rstlot OF his FAN and Winter
lof Shoes (which embraces every styeLnl
wear Gents boys and youths boots and Shoes To des
nate the variety would be too lengthy FOR ami dvelR
Inent. SlfCgFLIIzst ~ III
az This stock is exclusively New York and PhiIadePa
make; the latest style and best stock and workmanship
both cites II Is warranted and guaranteed both by the
kcIs and the Undersigned Particular attention called
the article orladiestraveling boots. WI B0LE.
sep24 HI-fi HT.fE E-'HsF .7.ft f#H PCS" .iA -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

rHE long pending suit as to the possession of
those miniatures of humanity, the Aztec Children.
hos at last been settled by the payment of $4,000
to the Spanish claimant by Mr.. Morris the exhibitor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
Valuable Property Tor snic or Co
- 4 Rnrtrn s.r.a him..

THE undersigned offers for sHIe or copartnenhip
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line ot
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near Fairmounti Name
Co., Va, together with abundance Of Iron Ore Linz
stone. Coal and Timber close TO the furnace The
signed wishes either to SELL or extend his operations I'd
to any having Rolling Mill or Foundry in Wheeis
VINO will join in with this establishment, and urrII
Steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms rev
ing all machinery or stock at lair valuation.
Specimens OF the ore ana Pig Metal may be seeuat,s
Office OF the Wheeling Inteligencer.
Cost OF Iron orei delivered al the furnace, per
Cost OF Charcoal, Per 100 bushels. ,.e.,,... 25
Cost of Limestone, peTton!. ST.
Hon Thomas will receive and conduct an
gentlemen to the establishment who may desire vSt
examine it,, l-l $40. ~ ~ ,si-l s5s
-ncll1-tf ~ ~ ---.-. Nv IOHN @ WILLIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND SmCIDE.-A couple of
rufTIans committed terrible outrage upon a mar
red woman, named Harvey, in the town of Scion,
Harvey had occasion to go into tile yard i'll font of
her house late III the evening, and being absent
some length of time, her husband became alarm
ed, and went out to ascertain the of her de-
lay. On reaching the back part of the yard he
heard faint cry and the trampling of feet, and
Immediately started in the direction OF the noise,
when he saw two men carrying off Mrs. H. The
wretches, on seeing the approach of Mr.. Harvey,
laid down their prize and escaped. The woman
was found gagged, and from the fright caused by
the attempt 10 abduct her, she became deranged,
and in that condition fled from her home few
days after and put an end tn her existence by
hanging herself. This singular transaction remains
a mystery. No one can form reason for the at
tempt to abduct this old lady, " no was peacea-
BILE and quiet woman, and was never known to com
nit an act of any kind othe serious injury Of any
person. sol. OF ..rr-.."t.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
al never had piece OF bread
Par-tic' u-lar-ly good and wIdej
But fell upon the sanded floor,
l...... -. a h. h..aAnrE.d rida ,

Well, goodbye, Benny. These separations
from those who love are hard to be endured; but
they are incidents TO this world of mutation, and
must be borne; though ii should cause smashing
and crashing OF heart strings intolerabe, and the
flowing of perfect torrent of salt water rom toun-
tains that will ever weep over the stingineSS OF
nature in getting up some of her works, we will
endeavor to become reconciled and comtorted
Good bye again; hers our1J', and we have already
drawn our sleeve over our eyes in very agony OF
soulI Before you go, however, send us lock of
your hair, "a Ia mode Oh HickOry's hair! precious
trensire!) as kind Of remembrancer of our past
acquaintance. And now, may the spiIit of Loco
focoism abide with and in you forever; and NAV the
Lord pity and have mercy on your poor simple
soul!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
Found it Out!

TIIB old Literary Depot is making up the Holidays
More about the Christmas books anon Meanwhile, Just
Henry EanIo d. by Thackeray, My Novel, by Bulwcr,
Toms Cabin Cheap; Game OF Uncle Toni VictssitGdes
by James; Wade Wamen, by Bennett Ocean oTnj LoId
Laxen3ale; London Lament Dec.i Ii wing Age. &C.
Jecoi JAS II McMECHEN. /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
peath of John I. carer. nsa.

The New Orleans Crescentof the16th, givesthe
following account of the death of John L. Carey,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

Christmas! Christmas!
e9 MRS. NJ. ]. HEATING respectfully informs the
~ GLades of Wheeling that she has fitted up her large
S9eSAaud splcLdld saloon, with large stock OF
G1z4z Fancy Goods
sita HE for Christmas and New Years presents which
she will o. en- ibition Wednesday, Dec the 22nd
The saloon will be comfortably warmed and brilliantly
bS"nr her with a cs1I dec22:2wd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
GJ-The Athens Messenger has a toay ofmourn
ing TINT is rather funny. Read:
"Friend after friend departs!
Who hath not lost n friend?"

The Yinton County Flag is down upon US again
and has thrown another column and half OF its
murky dishwater right spang into our faces, in the
way Of parting blessing, and says they are now
going to cut our acquaintance! A happy thought,
Mr.. Flag; a s. t of 800 4O' or fghr' back-Dut,
We take il. y e feel bad-tre debut, "twas
ever thus from hildhood'S hour," &c.
al never had niece of bread
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
B R Y a NJ S
PULMONIC H.
w AT E r S

kSS&3ifTfNNNNnS/Hbeen many
k99SlIISENSSIanI speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds.
~ sthma 3ronchitis Influenza, and
diseases OF the chest and Lungs To those suffering from
and mined relief and when great liability 10 tSke cou
exists and troublesome cough succeeds the slightest eH
Tnsue these Waters produce the most marked results
They at once relieve the cough and other symptom and
entirely that morbid irtitahity and weakness o.
properties combined agreeable form aud pleasant
10 the taste so that any child will readily take thcm and
they are warTented TO give relieffn minutes after in
all cases Id.
price % cents per box. For sale by
d. - ]. II. PATTERSON; 80 Monroe ST.
hroo3 Sole agent for this city .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

TO LET.
THE Third story Saloon of the Melodeon building, %
i by 66 feet with small room attached. t- 7.L.-
As0-one large for office on the second floor oil
the same building. Apply to
dec2O:2Iyd w. IT, MCAFEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

LOtS tOr SAFE!
NUMHER HanlrdcIl street; No 10 and &c Water ST..
e. w; No SO and 96 Clay ST., Z. Wi No. t42 ZaLe'a
ST.. No. II Water at Centre heeling. on the Rail Road.
and part OF No. 8, corner of Main and Quincy sts
For which building materials or work will he taken III
exchange Enquire OF
dec2O9Md - - WM. u. McAFEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

,Trar Holiday Presents.
A NNUALS for 1855 Gin Books; .-t .t1-
IN Prayer books; Albums; ~
o Methodist aud Presbyterian Hymn books;
Brother Jonathansi - s'
Also large assortment OF Juvenile Toy book !. -.
dec1S-2wd JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

lLhN II Q 14S 10 % :. -
TTNHE Building Committee request, particular favor,
the citizens generally, and the friends OF the House
particularly, that all visiting, inspection, observation
may be postponed for a fortnight. -n i'-+tt I
The interference OF visitors with the workmen, and the
delay thus occasion ed in the opening Of the House will
dect6 ~. u % ~ -------- - =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

A LARG e quantity of
n Candies, Nuts, = lSF
~ Raisns Figs Lemons, -
,.rt..1s-a. lrlE Oranges aud Seg1ra;
Forsale nv MRS. N. J. HEATING.
RPariies sunnlied and Cakea nude TO ORDER Cdee2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
election nine Managers of this Company will be
N lie at the Council chamber in the city OF Wheeling
by the Stockholders on Monday the Sd day Of January
1855 commencing at O'Clock, P. NJ. s.....r. ~.
business Importance will be submt:e ed to the Stock
holders, and general attendance is requested.
a.eis: Gfaef Oh Inc EDw. H. F1TzHuGH, Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

Almanacs for 1858. ~
Il Methodist do = Christian do
Loomis' do Just received and forsale by
dec1s-2wd. ----. = .-JOHN FlSHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
ST. DOaUNGO

b. sLe arrival Of the Br. brig Ro,away
Belle. Sspt Acker, We have aiuccs from tho ci'y Of
- Domingo 20 the 5.h met. We lcsrn frou Cspan
sturd.yn, ate o. big Henrietta wis came horae pas
,enger tie above vessel that il very scky at S.
Domingo the yellow fever prevailing there to an
alarming extent Cap; lost two men by ths, disease
end Jeff the mate and sick the COST; aud tie
cock at So Domingo City. Cap. :. also ststes that
Capt Sous. Of the brig -Four Brothers OF Philadelphia
which wrecked the coast abou, the 1O.h Oct,
has since died and also his mate and four men, leaving
only one man alive and he SICK. merchant named
Dalton recently from Boston, died in the city or the
50h VIZ Capt ; AFRO reports tho; lis brig Che Hen
rst,a Of Portlani) wrecked the morning Of the
9Th Oc; while beating in ths Pay Of Neson. She miss
stayed aud went on q reef. where she soon went 70
pieces Sic in charge Of government pilot at TIE
time. Cspt S. tender Be-, thanks to Capt. Acker Of
Gers and Of he orig RosoSsy Belle for their Snd
ness to hrn during the passage to New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
OREGON

We have Oregon papers up TO Oct %, be-
ing two weeks later intelligence
The Statesman learns that about five hun.
dred wagors of the immigration arc It'll beyond the
Daes and some are as far back as the Blue Mountains
sfi even beyond them. Much sickness and suffering
prevailed along the whole line, and also at the Dacs
The deaths 6t the latter place averaged one per day
Provisions ire not yet plenty though there were
enough the Dales, ana distance beyond in the
bands ofthe travellers.
The prices asked are very oxorbitant and many
per-ors destitute Of neons dependent entirely upoa
charity Il said that abuses have been practiccd by
hofo sent out 70 the assistance of the immigration
H. enc cpsc 100 ibs. Of flour sold for s55. mum
ter of those who came down Snake River encoun.
rrci many unnecessary delays, dangers and hard.
sLIs The river was very high and many lost their
entire property, while some lost their lives. Tho
nun Der Of this years immigration il Sc. down at ten
thousand and the proportion Of women and families is
much larger than in any previous year The citizens
of Oregon City and Milwaukee together have raised
about 81 COO 20 be expended in the purchase aud for
warding Of suppelis for the immigration
Adam l.. Winple was hung according to law
on the sll ior the murder of Ms wife He made a
confession which did not vary very materially from
-1e slhlchntLls areauy puDlshed. lie was naLFt
OF Lenox Oneida County, New. York, and 81 years Of
age.
The Rogue yer mines are yielding well
in some places. A lump of gold OF the value of s529
taken out jacksonville, in the southern part
OF the Territory
The Columbian says that a party are now en-
gagged in the survey of railway, from the skeokum
Chuck ccal mines TO Puget's Sound.
The Times learns that four skeletons were
found near Lost River, b. Capt. Roses company aud
the appearance indicated that there had been hard
lighting Capt Rose left Jacksonville with twentyl0uf
men, and provisions for the relief Of the Immigration
travelled APPLICABLE Road Klsmet Lake, ard had no
SIGHT, was impossible to get at the Indians they
Being in lake some ten miles in width, filed III win
small Islands. The immigration Il reported to De
pretty well &C -oss toward Yreka and there Is f'Al
coE1nony at the lake from Yreka 10 protect any WHO
may yet come along.
This makes about twenty persons that nave
been killed on this road this sesson previous 10 'Ae
COMPANY from Yreka arriving there
4 party of persons were attacked oy the
Indians on Mahear River in the early par OF October
and two of them wounded -Four OF the Indians were
Killed The whites were obliged TO ice for their lives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have twenty-one days later dates from
Honolulu. reaching to Oct. ,.
The news is unimportsnt, but the whaling
reports which we publish in full, vii be looked 70
with interest
Trade continues in It's letharglc state. Inc
planters were busy desing means for the prosecution
Of industrial enterprises and the reclamation Of their
and- rom The improbable dleness o. the wore %
cuubrAnce Of deb, which crippled theI Pros ny
Jhe Application Of Ceoly labor i ys' an ez2eiliaa,
eut relief for the unfortunate condition Of rs lsaads
IL looked 70 through this means
The Governor Of Hawaii Is announced 10
nave sbsented himself from osl duties BY core
pendent OF The P0lynesicH. ,.f.,r,
On THE REEF At LAHAINA--by ad'lces lioii'
the Collectors Of Lshsina, OF 1hursdey e'entn+ ~
srn fbt the British bark Augusta arrlVe1l on me ~
I'm San Frsncisco was the reef a, that psee sio
I. -, ssred re would 70 20 piece We hs'e 10 pa
,;,,'srs In rrgsrd 70 the occasion Of tAe di,,tsI
The L. 5. frigste st. Lawrence was lying al
Hon0mlu
Tgr SOCIETY," IsLASDs.--The Chileaa bark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29


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