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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

NEw YoRK CHRYsrA1. PALAcE.-The Evening
Post OF Monday says
Colonel Hughes, of Maryland, who went out TO
Europe for the association in February, has just
returned and gives very at;sfactory accounts of
the disposition felt by the European governments
to take active measures to cooperate with The OBJ
ects of enterprise calculated TO draw closer the
bonds OF intercourse between the two cIti-
nents.
Colonel Hughes has visited the English, French,
Dutch, Belgian, Prussinn, Austrian and Bavar;an
Courts, and was received at them all with great
consideration. They have all in more or less de
gree promised 10 send articles of great variety and
value, and many of them a,e actually on their
way. The contributions of the English and Prus-
sian governments will very shortly be here, rs
they have been at sea some weeks. Mr.. Schmidt
the PrusSian Consul General, has been nominated
commissioner by the latter power.
We learn also, that the famous Malachites of
Count Demidof, which made such a figure al
London, will be sent over here. dis agent had
just written letter to that effect.
The building is rapidly closing in, and p.epa-
rations are going on in all quarters inside for the
opening on the 18th or July.
The English commissioners appear not at all
disappointed by the delay. They are going on an
excursion to Canada and return to the opening of
the exhibition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

The LATE ANTr-BtBLE CONVENTIONAL Hart
ford correspondent of the Springfield Republican
says of this Convention:
GAS On effort agalnstthe Bible, it was contempt-
IDLE. AS far as we heard, there was not an argu-
ment Of any force adduced that was n OF stale with
age, and that has not been answered aeain and
again. There was fishing up from the stagna-
ton and putrefaction of Pane's old arguments
and hey were brought out all seething with his
foam. AS a matter of honesty, however, it would
hive been more creditable TO have recognised thu.
paternity of the ideas. Hours were spent on as
selions that tyro in the logy and theologic his
tory could have answered, aud the speakers must
have calculated on pretty wide margin of audi
torial ignorance. Judging from appearances, as
their own followers were concerned, they did not
reckon without their host.
'ton the whole, we do not feel disposed to re-
gret this Convention. The Bible will survive it,
1t las survived shocks compared with which this
is mosquito bile. More than fifty years ago,
Paine closed his examination of the Bible thus:-
q have gone through the Bible as man would 90
through wood with an axe on his shoulder and
fell irees Here they lie and the priests, if they
'can, may replantsthem They may, perhaps stick
them inthe ground, bull they tpiu neuer make them
tgro,o'
"Paine has gine; but the Bible stands. And
Paine saw the hour when he would have given his
soul for a stand upon that Bible. We Commend
The lessons Tor the reflection of Others"
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TO MERCHANTS.
600 DoZ. Mems Palm Leaf Hats lust received nv
0OO iunelI. MctiLA LIEN q KN0X
New Hat and Cap Store.

No. 123, WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.
order &c Keep with the enterprise and increasing
o. our city and better accommodate largely
increasing y at and CAP trade, have opened
A SPLENDID SALES ROOM
ID the new block erected by w. w. Shriver west side
Aioin stce lbetween Union and Monroe, where we arc
erarea 10 furnish Our and The public with supe
most approved styles; and comprised part OF extra
and SILK hats black, brown, and white beaver
anu outer mats Also fine assortment OF Panama ned
de braid Legh1rn, China Braid Canada braid and chill
Also god assortment of mems and youths summer
caps All those wishing good article Wholesale or re-
our stock. - %' 49, eA"tnAne
june9 w w TImRSoN
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Lrox,s KAruA,Rox-Ths invaua BILE article, for erad
eating Dandrua curling identifying preserving the
hair is said BY all to he the best discovered We
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly. Price
90 CENTS nlarge bottles Advertised another column
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TuE MASSACHUSETTS CONFERENCE.-THE. Knowl-
ton, who is member of the Constitutional Con-
vention, does moi appear TO be wonderfully inn
pressed with the wisdom of that body, tsuys the
Boston Courier,l five may Judge from his Letters
10 his journal. The following is from his last
epistle:
The Lieut.. Gouernor.-The Convention has
abolished, not The Office of Lieut. Governor, but
what gave it its consequence, viz the TITLE of
ellis Honor" A marvellous performance in the
Convention, was it not2 Let every crier in the
courts exclaim, with increased earntstn. IS, Good
sane the Commonwealth Of Massachusstts!6 The
Convention might well pause in its labors, and
betake itself to those meditations that are be-
coming Sunday, after laying .ssacriligous hands,
upon the Constitution, and ruthlessly tearing off
the title OF the Lieut.. Governor. Since this inn
portant modification has been made in the Consti-
tuition, the Convention need have no fear for the
safety of any otheis it may propose It viii be
ellis Honor no longer, Tut plain Democratic
Lieut.. Governor. match act might well enough Z
pass that SHERIFF. hat shall no longer be noun
ted by a cockade.s Bat perhaps cutting out tile
title "H Honor" is as great depriyation as the
Constitution canisufer al one operation of its po-
lticai doctors. Let the Gommonw cath give
thanks that it's no worse.
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UNION HOTEL.

GEoRG EToEN, ID. c.
THIS large and convenient house, ha wing been hoIop
ty repaired, and retted with entirely new furniture u
handsome and comfortable style is !0T Tue a.
commodGtion of guests.
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the ruble lnd
those who favor him with their company may beaSss
OF hospitnbe reception the best fare. such
and attentions as will make his Ouse compare tSEo'a0"
with the best kept Eotes in The District or el ewhee
Omnibus es constantly pass to and from the Gapi"'
apaa1sm %"'i eeV'n o,ei0sA al ". N rITzHUGH
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Literary Depot for Sale.

Literary Depot for Sale.
'iNHE subscriber having determined TO discontinue his
present business, about the first July next offers
sale his entire stock on reasonable terms His stock OF
Eooa ana saeable quality and In perfceg good order
stand Is good one with fall prospect large
OF business as soon the Fail trade pa
tronagc is vauHhln The business Will afford good sup
port 10 SINCE man. or small family. Indeed young
man OF good address, business habits gec char
acter find the foundation OF his although
but comparatively snai capital would be rrqui
start with The subscriber win put the pu chaser in nos
session OF all the Information necessary the
sness successfully. so that lie will be prepared
Guilty. go - J. n MrMECHEN
" Customers will be furnished viii, every thing in
my line until the s OF July neNt, heretofore, when
future. sII-l1E : -
Persons knowing themselves indebted to me must
jei6 "''N sou ]. il. McMECHEN.
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S PEc1AL OTTO Es
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tile new four story brick building,
~ No. HI, Main street.,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou Streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock. direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my Old friends and customer
to call and examine.
feb4 VIM It. SELBY.
D-J G. Aetcalf will be found at the above establish,
ment, where he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-18

pThe Boston Journal learns by private lei
ter from England that Mr. D Bacon, of the firm
OfPage & Bacon, St. Louis, has ordered statue
Of Dauil Webster, which he designs presenting df
agreeable to the directoB) to the Mercantile Lii
brary Hall Association of ST Louis. The statue is
to cost from 10000 to S5o0O. Mr.. Bacon, ON CON
sultation with some Americans in London, has
determined on modern costume for the statue. Po-
-sision-standing, with hand resting on scroll.
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New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. Bote, ISL Main Street, Wheeling,
now opening the first of GeItIemens t-shion' be
Shoes, New York style, and sum eI :; X Of i'oCts
and Shoes, which embraces every >yC dquaIt! IN S
shoe trade, for ladies' misses aud cldIC wear, Gents
boys and youths boots aud shoes. 10 designate tie vail
ETY. would be TOO lengthy for an advei tIsenehi 49,.
U5 This stock is exciusi vely New York aud PhadefTS
ake the latest style and best stock and o
both cities; is warranted and antied both by The
kes and the undersigned Particular attention c4ea 10
the article ofladies trav yelling boots. WI BOLh-
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Hydrophobia.

The Cincinnati Gazette refers to the fact that
the number of reported cases of hydrophobia has
been unusually large the present season, and COM
! ments on the subject as follows: a
CHOW the public attention has been called to
theisrbiect of hydropho5ia, it may interest some
toSnow, that an ingenious theory is held by some
medical men, which rejects the idea that the mad
ness of the bitter has any effect on the madness oil
the bitten, end affirms that hydrhphoba is as IKE
y to result from the bite Of dog IN perfect heath
as from one that is mad. Their chef reasons are,
that the effects of all other posons certain and
determlnate-no other poison can be received IN
to the system with impunity-yet hundreds OF per-
sons have been bitten by dogs unquestionablI mad,
AMI no evil effects have followed. Instances have
been known where score of persons have been
bit severely by the same dog, and only one has
been affected by hydrophobla. So also many per-
sons have died from hydrophobia, where the ami
mails bv whom they were bitten, were never
known or even suspected to be mad. Other poi
sons have specific time within which their ope-
ration egins and ends-in hydrophobia there is no
such definite period-in some cases the effect
shows itself immediately-in others not till the
lapse of months, and even years.
"Ten anmalS-tEe dog, WOLF fox, and cat; the
horse, ass, mule, COW, sheep and pig-all of which
said to be susceptible Of this disease while the
first four only said to be able 10 communicate
1t. These four have teeth OF a similar form, capa-
BILE of making deep punctured wound.
''From these facts, the conclusion has been
drawn that hydr phobia is species OF tetanus, re-
Sulting from The nature of the wound, and not
from any poison injected into it. TetanuS, or lock-
jaw, often results from wound made by point
ed instrument, like II mil, in the hand or foot and
the same result has followed other injuries to the
nerves. The two diseases seem to bear general
resemblance. Both are Spasmodic, both affect the
muscles of the throat, and both attended with
the same great excitement of the nervous sys-
TEN.
''The above is brief synopsis of the opinions
OF some ingenious members of the medical pro-
lass hinh had E,rt Ia
minish the terror which is now felt whenever a
person is injured in any way by the bite OF dog''
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Donnel1ey's Superior Matches.
s. lot the above celebrated matches just
JunetT w LDE a BROTHER
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Porto Monmies and Pocket Rocks.
VERY superior stock of these ARTICLES for sale by
IN WILDE a B3oTHER.
June17
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Parkersburgh Mineral wells

THE undersigned Projectors, respectfully announce
"Bucna vsta uoper's Wells Is now omen for the
reception and accommodation visitors During The last
year considerable additions have been the proper
" In the way OF buildings, sleeping apartments &c.so
That we VIII lie enabled TO entertain large number OF
guests with more comfort than heretofore The Subsc,
6eTs deem 10 commend the medicinal prop
critics OF the water in these wells; virtues re
so well known amdh highly appreciated by the pbIie
that further communication would be Supc Let it
suffice in OF ropsy, dyspepsia and other ala
DIES arising from disordered conditions the liver or
stomach, the Peterborough Mineral Wells arc unrivalled
as almost countless witnesses will testify who came ht
eI as nvsli,s and welo cured by these Arrange
ments will be made the speedy comfortable transit
oIpassengers and baggage between Town and WeiIs
he iaTe shall be good and charges moderate
ID. IL J. b. PADEN.
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JENNY LIND SLIPPERS.
JUST RECEIVED, GO pair Ladies' Jenny Lind slippers
them. 80 W Ses
.lJunei4 TODD a DEvoL.
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1MronrAxr RuMon.-The New York Journal of

IMPORTANT RuMoR.-The New York Journal of
Commerce of yesterday says:
We learn that information has been forwa rded
10 our government. supported by plausible evil
dence, 10 the effect that Santa Annals bold and
daring policy towards the United States, is back
ed by on understanding with Spain. Spanish of
fcers are filling the places near the person and in
the army of Santa Anna. Spain says gentle
man who has letter means OF information on the
subject than have, SIS preparing 10 strike
her protectorate capacity,-in which SHE is to be
protected; and is TO pay the fee by the utterance
of English policy in Cuba, and then 10 adopt the
apprentice system fer almost unlimited periods, say
s, II and Is years, by the free Introduction of
groeS from africa, without molestalion.' We will
not undertake to endorse this exact outline ofthe
programme, put 1t is clear that our government
should keep sharp look ont in the drec on of the
Gull OF Mexico. II our informant is not mistaken,
we may expect tc hear something further on the
subject before many days. We are given to under
stand that deep game is playing, and will soon
open.
The Journal addSssthat It is dsinclined TO credit
the story, butt to it in such way, that it
is not at liberty 10 disregard It, We, knowing
nothing of the private source from which il comes,
cannot but discrelit Though from the spirit OF
antagonism and hatred, which has shown itself in
England, among leading parties there, in the pa
rades of Mrs. Uncle Tom, and nov again in the
-stress-who has cen received and entertained by
the Duchess of Sutherland and others of the no.
bility-lt is impossible to say what England would
do, if there was nothing for her to lose. We,
however, choose 10 discredit the whole story,-
and wait till time shall decide how far it is found
ed on truth.-BGlt. Pat. ..
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DWhen the Bakers sung at oswego, dog,
in search of his master got upon the platform, la
order tosuryey the audience. Tie incident was
slightly aiittle boy among the COM
pany brought the house down by The Hes
one ofthe Ba,kers.', Sossys the Tines. g
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PURLte Schools IN cALlroRNtA.-The superin-
tendent of Public Instruction in Californ has
published his report. The State las recognized
the New England principle of Common Schools
supported by tie State. There are now in Cali
fOrn'a about $4,000 white youth, under eighteen
years of age, ftcandidates for schools The mon
ey in the Treasury credited to the school fund
amounted In January to over SIS. 600. and $4,000
was still due from the severil counties. or the
100000 acres devoted to the production of school
fund, 1000 had been sold, and fund of about
$500, secured thefefrom. The interest on this,
with some other sums to be received, would make
not far from $4,000 10 form basis of free
school system, whichsit is expected will soon be
put into operation throughout the State.
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Steamers are now regularly plying between
Philadelphia and Cape May.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I,ook ali This!

N of themselves and friends, do most eec
tuaIly by calling without delay,at L. Tarbell,s Daguer-
Centre helingi and procure for each those Ieke Pic
lures which cannot be Obtained with the same degree Of
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city,
MS l.. TARBELL, DaGuGrfeotyptst,
Corner OF Main and Biddlc streets.
jan2f Centre Wheeling
Father Gnvazzf-srcnt Excitement.
THE Subscriber takes the greatest pleasure in inform
OF the most portable, easy and safety Gigs with falling TOP
for children ever before invented They be and
purchased together with every other variety of willow
work. including Wagons Chairs, large and small Cribs,
and Baskets OF every description too
ton, at BASKET EMPORIUM,
179, Market Square, 2 doors from Union st.
NJ b. Baskets made to order shape form; also
Junel7 - MOONEY
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EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
e LID S ID e w q c o"

-. NlANUFACTUkERs UE ct,,rt
Doors, Mouldings, Sash and Venitim SAS''"'
JACOB STREET,
- CENTRE WHEELING, va So. are
fHAV1NG completed our extensive Factory "" Of
II now prepared to fill all orders for Sash 'ha
All extra sizes of Doors and sashes suitable 70 Gss
fronts, &C., made to order Every variety L.Sd.
from fourth bead 10 inch ogee consieh or.
Every variety OF P asters and ATchitTayes T,yol-
dor. Also, Venitian Shutters, either stationary VI
The proprietor. can assure their and he p9h
that the above named articles manufacture" ~ oTde
very be st and latest improved styles sk.d for
will be att ended TO promptly, and goods well 60
shipping. ma9 ELIAS DE"
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LIrERARY HoNoRs.-At The late commencement,
OF Randolph Macon. va.) College, the degree of
Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon the Revs.
HezeSioh G. Leigh, and Charles F. deems, of the
North Carolina Conference, and the honorary de-
gree of A. N. on the Rev. JohniE., Edwards. of
the virlinia Conference. -
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Received this Da-

y -
SUPER black Alpacas, choice bleached Muslins inelu
~ ding New York Mills, Lousdale and Nannkeag sat-
nets mosquito nett, yards wide black satin vestiigs
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sHhhI1ES.
LIS Furnished in superior style
Call and see. r M. PA PaR ri Gu
49, s-a 49,. Ne. Marx tatrn
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Just Received.
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF tho'e much admired glazed flow.
Juno17 " ~ WILDE q BROTHER.
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Late ArrivaI

UST received alarge ekage, containing g,eat mum
Hons By Gatarine sreair; Wild Jack by Caroiee Lee
Muir, by tho author Mrs Narearet Maitland, sniriy
hspi ng Unveiled, by Rev: H. Nattison; The Last Leaf
from sunny Side by Austin Pheps Babylon and Nineys
BY Layard, Sl2th kxpediton0 Mentor Eary L. Ware
Eoopaih and Highway by Moran; The Old Forest Ranger;
Home Life in Germany. Brace; Life OF adv lane
bs and the Jesgtsi Roland Trsyor The bible II
Tors nc vtved Travels in Egypt Palestine by Thorn
as; Netes nom LIE 6y Henry Taylor Genesis and col
June1O =
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Similar examples occur everywhere in history.
The Greeks. it is now admitted, were, in their
palmy days, people of mixed tribes; and the
Romans, it has long been known, were partly
Firms, partly Cells, partly Of other blood. Ex-
breeding in and in, have gradually sunk INTO de-
crepitude. 1t is evidently great law of nature,
that for The mere perfect Development of nations
we'll as individuals, fresh infusons of blood are
continually necessary.
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euzens OF this place and respectully
II invited to call and try the and lately Improved
RANG and ure Polish. twill give old Furniture
sas p ns aP Ssaa ,ns polish
For sale at J. F1CKElSoN's Music Store. No 1879
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IN TlERCES PRIME 7RICE,T--- -----=--= -
g1O 70 bbls. pulv. sugar;
80 boxe, 6s, IS and is tobacco
20 half chests G. p. and " H. teas.
e5 bags Laguira coffee; l1t5s tsasF
100 q Rio So
60 bbls No. large maekeral, new,
70 - herring; ~ - 2 :
20 kits No: I and mackerel;
~ quarters MOL $3.50 49,
10 Casks bacon shoulders;
90 boxes Western Reserve cheese.-s---
Just received and for sale BY
le9 = =. DoNLoN & MAXWELL
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caoLERA.-Thes St Louis News OF the 9Th inst.
mentions that three deathsheye occurred in that
city from cholera. )
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New YoRk CnRYsrAL PALAcE.-The Evening
Post of Monday saws
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"A ways Coming.-New and desirable goods ''''
N ing every few days at tie popular store o. r RRo
May2i w ID MOTIF g ~
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(dHlLDREN's and boys straw hats. Aiso-'"'
" cy fur hats. dIab and black. a,,p t. son.
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oh dear! this hot Weather.

LIVERY body feels that Summer has ret in with its
1Ial vigo Summer Hats and Strawberries have made
their appearance ard are in demand-so has a lot
LANES, Ribbons, Silk Mts, Ears, etc at w. D. MoTTE
q BROS and crowds going them, for they are
selling at a sacrifice. Junet7
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The LATE ANrr-BtBLE CONVENTIONAL Hart
ford correspondent of the Springfield Republican
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~ NO. 4 SALMON.
& A FEW barrels In store, and for sale by REILLY.
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0n6 Ibis. Super fine and Extra Flour for sale nv
1S0O- iune9 -. JoIfN Z NOE IN, RRni W
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have cured themselves, and the members their ane
by its use, their remedies had Jailed; and SON
OF them generous recommend it to their p