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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-08

,GR,sp RU,;oR.-It is announced, in the form
: n.uSpaper rumor. in Lou'svi lie that several
If the owners and controllers of the Union Line,
~. pittsburgh packets, and the Madison packets,
-. Al, been in conFab in relation to extending
ts.i -non Line to St. LOUIS; the Pittsburgh pack
s,s with the exception of two, to go down and
farm connection with the packets at present
,,nrog between Louisville and ST. Louis, and the
,ar,,inius Two 10 run between Wheeling and Pitts
rn,,b, Quite grand sci enc, this: but Capt.
Ion, List here, who is always well posted on
,bsse matters, informs us that we may wait some
considerable time before we may even venture 10
",ness,' that such an arrangement will be brought
.hout- .sa---
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By the National Line.
rELEG RApHEp FOR TnkpAILYlNr oENcEa
FOREIGN FEWs.
PH1LApELrnllt, July 4

The Americas mails are due here Tonight
The Herman arrived this morning with London
dates to the 22d. The capture OF Nankain is con
frmed, with the subsequent evacuation of the city
and defeat ofthe rebels on the outside. The Bri-
fish troops have been ordered 10 Shanghai for the
protection of the British interests. The U. S.
ship Susquehanna was going upto Nankain with
the American Commissioner, Wien she grounded,
and finally had TO return.
The privates were busy on the coast. They had
attacked several English vessels.
All was quiet at Canton. Large trade at re-
duced rates.
Business was suspended at Shanghai.
The steamer Mississippi was expected atShang
hal on the 9th of April.
The Atlantic arrived out on the 21st at 10
o. clock in the evening. a
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wu,r REM.r~s TO BE DoHE.-We contem-
Mate with mingled feelings of pride and pleas
NJ. the rapid growth OF our city, and the increas
Cd prosperity of its inhabitants. On every
side around us spring up the evidences of our pro-
,rsss-,he land marks of our advance in the great
rae. now gazing OIL between the various cities of
r,e West From sun. rise 10 sun-Set, the music OF
the mason's hammer rings in cur streets; the cease
les rattle Of the loaded telms-lhe shrill whistle
oftbe Iocomotive-the Ioid scream oil the painting
s-esner-tle busy hum of our countless factories
all ieIl .lainly u the listening that lag
no. in the contest, but with braced nerves and
earnest hearts push mcrly on to the goal.
This is as ii should be. But i'll our own exu'ta-
lion al what has beea done, let us not forget, or
overlook, what yet remains for us 10 do.
We have bridged our river with splendid
structure, an envy to our neighboTs, and the ad
mi:aton of all who look upon its stupendous
proportions We have built spacious warehouse s,
some Ofwhich are unequaed in any city of the
West. We h We ornaTented our streets with
handsome, weIl-proportioned stores, and con-
sucted fol the benefit Ofthe travelling community,
magnificent Hotels. We have raised, for the
preservation of religion, and the greater glory of
God, number.ess churches, whose graceful spies
-"point the road TO Heaven;''-
and, feature of all large cities, the institutions
are fast growing in midst which very plainly,
point the other ,vay. We enjoy all the IuxuIies of
enlightened age, and almost hand i'll hand with
eastern neigbbors, we share oil the benefits of
asea-board city.
But We look in vain for that great storehouse of
knowledge-a Pubic LIBRARY. We have no such
thing in our city.
In New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincin-
na, and other cities east and west, their greatest
pIde-the fist "sight," shown to strangers-is
the Mercantile Library"
Here alas! we have advanced in the march of
civilization only far as Billiard Rooms, or SINH
lar places Of resort for our mercantile young men,
when weary AID fatigued with the tolls of their
business.
The advantages of such an Institution, we al
vocate, are self erilent-the disadvantages of not
having one, are beyond all calculation.
Dove lack sufficient wealth to sustain such an
establishment Orr the public taste so depraved
as not to be abe to appreciate lis benefits?
We think we may safely answer both Of thes
questions in the negative.
We iuIa to The young m; rcantiie men OF this
Community and ask than respectfully, will they
not make speedy, earnest and energetic move
ment in this matter!
We await their reply; and meanwhile will re-
cur to the subject again. ..s.--
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RA1LRoAp Acc1pENr, &e.

FHILADELAHIAI July Z.
The train due here last night from Baltimore,
was thrown fromthe track this side of Wilmington.
by piece of wood being PLACID across the road.
The baggage and express cars were shattered
Three persons were standing the platform, to
avoid paying passage, one was killed, name un-
known, and two badly hurt, belonging TO Phila,
delphia, named Jas. Bddle and John jeffrey. The
company offer reward of 5000 for the arrest OF
the perpetrators of the mischief.
meeting Of the citizens held here TO-
night to make arrangements for the reception of
President Pierce Oh Monday next
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hooks Mt Thompson,s.
TuE0I 0GIGAI

DsAUs1GNE's Reformation, volume s; Mccosh on
Divine Government; Alexander's History of Israli
Nation Alexanders Consolation; The Princeton Pull
pit, edited by John T. DGfeid Howles Scots Worth es
Trench's Notes Miracles and PARALLELS Of our Lord;
Co.emans Ancient Christianity Exempied; Sherlock
Divine Providence; Aexander's M.Tal Philosophy, etc.
SCIENTIFIC.
Browns Grammer of G rammers; LsrdEer his team
Enginei TTantwivei on Railroad Curves; Mahans Ensi
peerfng; Bordens Foruae Railroads; Ue's Diction
airy Ars Manufactures, and Miners; Loudon's Encyc
Iopedia OF Architecture, etc. tssas
MISCELLANEOUS.
Shady Side; Sunny Sides Peep at Number Five; Tell
Tale autheT OF Sunny Side; Rowing Adventures
fsyengro the scholar; Gipseyi The Priest byGeo
Rorrow, GuthGr OF the Bible in Spain. etc Lanman,s PM
yate Lie Daniel Webster; Prescots Conquest OF Me-
Together with general assortment OF School Books
Stationery, paTer, wfnCow blinds, Fire Screens
Marches, lilac lings sete- as9ll. -. ~
ice 10 Monroe 1t.
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FrIcnrrrL AecrDEST'-lt is reported that a
man named Morgan, had both of his arms
!"lD - nm the Fourth, by tie premature explo-
sp'' e.. cannon at Matamoras. 81 miles below
SVH .;y, The frightful acc, dents resulting from
u,' discreet use of gunpowder. with The records
~ rb;rb we expect to see the papers teeming for
.-.,., weeks to come, are among the lamentable
s., ..r,sOces that too often mark our National
Liz
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p,,rrs-We have examined new and
DOE s,v,e Of door and number plate, for sale
Osaa''~. n Far, of this city. 1t is decidedly
BY %'' VIZ beng massive silver plated plate with
hAn'sy silver letter and black ground work, Civ
n, striking relefand contrast to the name. We
'ns .sa ci,izsns of Wheeling will embrace the
'0Es .1, opDortuuiy of supplying their doors with
r,.-s.sf,l aud ornamental article.
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Maehine for Tunnelling the alps.

Having been favored by the ChevaieT MAuS
with full particulars concerning his plan for form
ing o tunnel through the Alps, now send you
statement OF tho manner in " hch lie proposes to
effect the great object he has in view. The ex-
cavatng machine cuts the channels in the rock
by means oil several series of chiSeIS placed one
beside The other, i'll straight lineS these lines OF
cutting tools arranged as 10 be capable OF
slight lateral motion III the direction of the grooves
after every strokes the object of this is t. bring the
chiselS to bear upon all The spaces lying between
the several cutting tools situate in the same line,
so as TO produce not n succession of holes, but
continuous channel similar ~ very wide saw
cut. THIS lateral shifting Of the lines of chSels
which takes place alternately from right 10 left,
and from left 10 right, is caused by corresponding
motion gwen to the flames in which they are fixed
Each chisel is driven against the ok by spiral
spring coiled around il, and which produces an
effect similar to that caused by the muscles of
the act of throwing javelin. This
spring, driving the chsel forcibly against the rock
oOlges il to act effcaclouSly, Notwithstanding the
slight inequalities at the bottom OF the channel,
arising from want of uniformity in tile resistance
of the stone. When the machine is i'll operation,
the several lines of chisels all drawn back
Simultaneously by means of q specious of calm or
movable bar, which acts against projections FORM
ed on the cutting instruments. The apparatus is
arran, ed so as enable the chise.s to strike one
hundred and fifty blows a minute. The machine,
at the same time, SETS III motion pump, which
forces constant supply of wafer into reservoir,
the upper part of which is filled with oOmpTe SSed
through small pipes placed between the chsels,
and is thus made 10 play upon the grooves, where
it Performs the double Office Of preventing the.
cutting instruments from getting heated, and re-
moving the dust and chips Of broken stone, which
would otherwise accumulate in the grooves, and
Their by prevent the effective working of the exca-
vator. Since writing the above, have learned
that Me-. Robert Stephenson, the eminent English
engineer, when passing through Turin, ON his way
to Egypt, in the mouth of September. 1850, wen:
to see the experimental machine, then in operation
at Valdoc, and NJ. Maus says he recalls with much
pleasure the appreciation and encouragement given
him by ourdstinguished fellow -counlryman. who.
in letter addressed 10 the SaIdinian Minister for
Public Works, stated it his opinion that it
would be advisable for the Government to make
trial of tile excavating machine on an extensive
scale. The exhausted state of the Piedmontese
exchequer, consequent upon the war with Austria,
and tue expenses of the great works connected
with the line of railway between Genoa and Turin,
have hitherto precluded the possibility of putting
The invention to the test of practice in the actual
execution of the works propt Correspondent
of the London "BuiLder.''
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Pemberton House.
Water Street. ReIoIv 49,

PEMBERToN sanS1nse .x to hi. old fr,.r,, =,
mOjouS GeneTal that he has located in Inc com
Charles ~ omIdSs. formerly known as tie .sSt
pTePa ed to repaired ete and Is
uLoTe and 6Sn 6anang and the Depot OF the Bal
tara ~ Snl9 railroad, aording passeneers for IL.
Pouris, PACKET boats eut stopping riaee Th
iendS In bi invites The stleniion OF his Old
~ 1 ''Ose' ana soteits a share of public patron
sp20-tf
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, July I

The statement that the President has determn-
ed 10 decline public receptions in lis proposed
trip to New York, is untrue. am authorized 10
state that he will leave Washington on Monday,
and will remain in P Philadelphia that night and
the nextday, and leaving there Wednesday, will
arrive in New York Wednesday evening. His
suit will comprise w. Guthrie, Gen. DAVIS, Gen.
Gushing, Judge Campbell and Mr.. Sidney Web
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NOTICE % CONTRACTORS.
Marietta mud Cincinnati tknilrond.

LeIungS OF lIHSteTH anu western ILLUSIONS.
d PROPOSALS will be received up TO the 18th July,
the Engineers Office in Marietta for the sdu tion,
Masonry, ctc OF the 18th and 9Th Divisions OF this
extending fom Marietta TO Zanc's Island. opposite tile
city OF Wheeling.
some OF which there will be heavy masonry, and other
work worthy the notice of the most responsible eonrac
tors.
Pans, ProfIcs and Specifications will he ready cx
animation Marietta AMI the line OF the Sth Divi iOn
Wheeling, on and after July the 9TH.
Proposals will be received tIn time and place
for the construction bout twenty miles, being TINT
lion the road between Manchester aud Milford four
Road.
Pans, Proes aud Specifications this Division will
be ready for Examination at the Engineers Office in the
Manchester building, Third street, Cincinnati, and
ter the LIST day oil July.
The line OF tho road from Marietta and Relpre to Elan.
chester, being already under contract aud well advanced
in constructions the work offered forms the only
manning link to complete the connex'on from CirGinnati
Philadelphia, by way of the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
Recent subscriptions OF 900 By the Pennsylvania
Rail Road co. the city OF Wheeling, and individuals to
the Capital Stock OF tho Company will the prompt
completion OF this great work nom Cincinnati to Wheel
Ing WM. p. CUTLER Pest.
4 KENNEDY, Engineer. ic6-d6pw. I'D
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ma20.-4tm,

TO TEE MILLIONS
From toothle 8 babes OF n meess weeks,
Toprtttling jokcrs in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at s-hool,
To Office clerks upon thei stoosi
From the hud1iI o. love at sweet seventeen,
To the Uaudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
From mid way years OF man nd his wife,
To advancing days anu eclning life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
AT the wundrous things OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE YOU USED LYONS KATMAIRoN2
Grey heads and bald In concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots OF hair long dead,
And covers IN the once bald head;
While the trIIant locks, 30 harsh and stin,
That used TO the pretty miss
Now around her shou ders twiTl
In such rich, luXnrant cuTls,
This sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets men SHINING, aud their heads bewitch'd.
The Dandruf-veScd stuf-hat once did fall
Ger brad cloth coats, ant. collars soil,
You number witt the things that were,
By using Kathaifon on the hair.
But lore than half. or alt yet said,
Are facts about the NTro.ts Head,
hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctor s. pills are taken in vain.
Now the Kathairon, sucI pains I'll warrant to
In ten minutes. NoGossiprirg, I'm sure;
for PimpIes, Salt Rhsurr Erysipelus and letter,
And all such Diseases nothing is better.
Il YoNS KATHAlR0N SD justly celebrated for Prescrv.
iEg Restoring and Identifying the Hair, is sold by
evely Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for 20 cents
Sold to the trade at Liberal dscount-bWt
nriss.ened. Address letters to
..9.-. d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
ISL Broadway, New York.
G5.For sale by Kels & Caldwell w. oiesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by PattsI & Co.; T. H. Logan
& Co, and Wheat d Chaplin nn1s-6m.
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NEW YORK MARKET

Flour, State brand s4,62as8; Ohio 4,62aS1, for
egn news had a depressing effect the market.
Western Wheat 1928, easier. Corn mixed Goa.
yelo 6S, easier. Coiree-Rio 81, finn. Java
liza finn. N. o. Sugar "A. Muscovado Al. easy
Molasscs dull at CSC. OHIO Whisky 22t, better.
Mess Pork $3.50, Prime Sl2,S2, steady. Mess
Beef Sl2.75. steady. Shoulders 64c; Hams Sc;
LAID lO1, letter; Cotton better.
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,so-The Richmond Examiner says that
Wee. .orising city of North western Virginia
"this ens'h he rapidly improving" Quite likely,
is s'l no doubt that this is really said to be
Sill lAs' .oI we nterejoiced that this important
s . S has reached the columns of 'P'peF published
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FROM BALTIMORE.

New Orleans papers of Friday received; no
is still nj Pensacola 10 take Mr.. Borlsnd 10 Cen
trail America, but nothing is known OF his moves
ments, az he has not communicated with the State
Department since he lett Washington.
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new Furniture and Chalr
Ware Pnore

UND4Y & COTS Invite The attention or bor..
WaIe R and others to their New Furniture md Chair
street Ic ~ me new brick building. No. 163 Market
nTen.y.l w uoOLs below the Market House They are
sing md P, all articles in their l,ne such as Dres
Dining and ILueans Secretary aud Hook Cases, Card
Wasor and h CAM Noss Fancy Work stands Chairs
viii u fancy Looking Glasses Clock &c IAN S vSirI
weresfeetnSs TrSmTy to order The prices.
sses nS assured that render SUBTRACTION in ali
9nd
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NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

New Arrnngcmcnt.-suecinI Notice.
HAVE thoroughly Ieftted my Shaving and Dressing
Saloon. ! have introduced all the latest modern i'm
provemenis and additions Thankful for past patronage
expect By proper exerton to please ALL and 10 receive
n5-Ar niaible restorative for bald heads prepared
ard sold by Mickey. 1t has been tre by many cti
zens Of city and lied to give satisfaction
in single Satisfactory reference gyena TO the
efficacy the restorative, If required. mi =.
ie25- 3md - 2; JOHN Mickey. p
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Hrshadrach, Mechek, and Molockl how hot it
isl pity omnibus horses and ministers, pity the
little victims of narrow benches and short rectsses
pitygignorant mothers with teething babies;
boarders in each corner; i pity consnmpiives seam
stresses who "sing the song of tie shirt' for six
cents per day; ! pity dandies with git boots;
pity cooks and blscksmiths and red haired people;
and hasn't Fan to temper the ali. ss5s
FANSY Frny =
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FAST AoE-CRrME-Mu RpER-DEArH AND DE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman killed by her hus-
bandit tAnoher paramour shotby the il juted
mani! can Irishman beaten and lugged off TO a
watch house to der "a late murder at FIench's
Hotelp Child murdered by lis inhuman motherr
sAnotker poison caSe--very alarningP 'Melan
choly suicide" tAnother hanging IN New YorkP
Cars off the track-eleyen killed--fve scalded
nobody in fault.' "a slave jumped overheard
aud Observation-Disclosures eward.'' Steamboat race
so many blown into atoms
What is the use of newspapers complaining of
the dearth of news2 Let every paper have its
Death register, and Destruction Reporter. Whet
is the use of life SO long as we have liberty?-
Let's all travel-go quick now! May get smash
ed; hut what's the use jones travels; so does
jenkins. jenkins has Jeen blowed up twice on
the Upper Mississippi. Jones has been pitched
OF bank on the Erie road fifty feet into flooded
river-he crawled out at window: Cheap trav
cling now. 6oto New York for trife. Life
insurance cheap, too. What's the use! Pack
trunki Here's OF l--Oho Statesmen.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
July L.

River stationary, weather fine.
FL ur 3,15a95; whisky closed dull at ia; cof
fee active demand at 94nlU; other articles un,
changed
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Solid DaguerreotVpea.

NaIS latest discovery is the wonder OF the age The
picture assumes all he roundncss and solidty oflie
u also appears esize, and every point resembles e
lSg being Nature is perfectly Knocked even TO an in.
SlTiaual hair. Taken at WIIlTEhURST'S, over Gamp.
2es JeIvcIry store baltimore street. city sa-
more; also in his Washington Gallery, and will soon lie
all the principal cities in the Union
nv rEurRsT las the honor announce that he has
nst received etter from the President lie United
STATES, lnol ming him OF the award Medal Certf
and copy Of The Jufes reports the Worlds Fair,
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PROSPECTUS
eCOTTOHr

. . . " il "A IN I
A SOUTHERN Commercial Organ Published al Wash.
n ington City TO promote Direct Trade: srcuuIe and
sS The inteess OF the South in essTd to the Pa
cifc Railroad, edited by q q. Baylor, ESQ., late u s.
Consul and r. G. Barnwell, South Caro-.
lima long connected with DeBows Reviews Subscrip
ton 90. Address Jas. H. NJ Mechen, heelng, Va.
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OWN A.. CBABAUGu. "a, :, - - =,

Undersigned purchased tic lease and earts
n o tnat old established house the PouHrATY HUrEk.
gnt street Baliinore and having repaired and reur-
sled at heavy outlay, their friends and thu
fort and convenience. ~ S IA N"'''
Tile Ladies' Ordinary, FEd the suites ofrcops attached
VIII be found 10 afford tile comforts homo 10 fmilies
ailits patrouS.F 4' ei"e I"
most central situation for tic man OF business
being IN the cemtre Of business affords as convenient ac
any other hutel III the city. 80
It will he tine desire pleasure of the proprietor to-
promote the comfort of the guests orthc house.
aPt-ly CLABAUGH & BROTHER
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DIR, Gordon Harms,
/ GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE
Chickering's Piano Fortes

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
-! the sale of CHECKER ng's Piano FoTtes .or
N III II n Western Virginia. keeps constantly on hand
Va good stock OF those celebrated lnstru-
mens, which acknowledged by the most eminent pro-
music to be the best III this any other
try These instruments offered at Boston prices ad
ding carTiage with general stock musical ndse
and Variety Clouds, wholesale and retail.
GJ'old Pianos taken in exchange, Pianos 10 let Siu.
sic taught at No. % Union street.
mali JAS. MELLOR.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
No. s Washington Hall,

: -----| Monroe 81 WheeHngJ Va. III
q d. WOODROW info. ms he citizens OF Wheeling,
D. ard dealers generar, that he is opening OF
the best assortments family groceries in the Western
country consisting article usually kent in the best
low prices bought in the city. Give call Of
B-Ali goods delivered TO any part Of the city Tree
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A. SISCO,

No. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
" L. Il m q Il Il,
VIZ HOLESALE and Retail manufacturer Of Odd Eel
w lows Masonic, Sons OF Temperance, Red Men'Sand
other Resaiia, banners, Flags, I-wels ETC.. Military
Goods of all Kinds APPLY
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New Hat and Cap Store.

No. l25, WEST SIDE MAN STREET.
order feep with the enterprise and increasing
business oTour city and better accommodate gey
increasing Hat and Capt ade. hav- opened
A SPLENDID SALES ROOM
in the new block hy w w. ShTver. west side
Main Get, Cbetveen Union and Monroe.) whel
prepared furnish patron, and he public with supe
and very variety and the latest and
must approved styes and comprised in part of extra
moleskin and silk hats, black brown, and white beaver
die braid Leigh China braid, Canada braid and chill
dren's Fancy Hats. sf
Also go ID assortment OF mems and YOUTHS
caps All those wishing good article at wholesale ORE.
tail, in linc low will please call ard examine
stock. 1
june9 WV JlMESoN.
head. '