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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-10
OsFTO 5EYEsE ROTNG1TSFST.
GUILE ORD AND JONES'.

- N7OE-F 0EiI IF<TND UOFN 60 80
N. GUILFoRD, GO .....,.. .g,..s.- n. V. JoSEs.
IL SEC0SD SrEEET BETWEEN SYCAMORE
CINCINNATI, OHIO. "zts ..lsEl 71H
Every Description of fa4|..t Il. .rl
1se2zSsL, .Sf:Ts AND NEVSPAEEGEk iT9EsE
CoSST.SrTy as IlAND, OFT MANU- ACTuRED To OF pEi
They preparcdto furnish promptly at the lowest
cash prices, every variety of Tyres he fom5n their
sevcTl Specimen Books. and the hest Printing Presses
with all their 4 pparRtus. -.. ..r LOO, -
Large job Letter, in all its varieties OF Metal wood
Flowers, Cuts, Ornaments. NC, will supplied or fur
nished TO ordcrfat the lowest current prices. t'
From their long experience and practical knowledge
Tyre and Press making, and large acquaintance with the
wants OF the West, they eel coniento being to H
entire sntisfactionto all who them with
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ADJ a. New Music Store.
sign thc e:rccinn Trigouum, No. 1S9
- NEnin SfrcCt. ------ ----- = -

J. FlCK1ESON would respectfully All.
II Ssz1nounce tn the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
IT Il + flcnity, that he has Just orencd new ard
Heegant establishment Tor the sale Of NiolIs
Guitars, Violncellos, FagOcts Flutes, Flies, AcCodc-
ons Banos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments tic
Instruction all kinds Instrumenis and Tor
singing. A, g.# .rr r. .,.. ..s-. DE- ,r-.r .-.
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute and Violin also,
newest Songs Duetts ETC., and the very hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. a.. gl-..
C1roncts. Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards.
Stws for ViOnctilo and Violin. s -l ."
y KiCccr'S Furniture Pois for TenOvating varnshcd
Furniture such Pianos, Cabinets, Boats or any
descriptions of Furniture. .....r. ..-
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber, Ptsburg Pianos
Of the first and best manufacture in tho United States, such
Nuns and Carl's grand and square Pianos b. Dun.
hams, tiaett and Alcms ceebated Boston Pianos, DC.
Agent Tor the make OF CarIardt and Ncedam's Patent
NclOdcons. -a 90 a' ,.''F'las iF-l.#
Accnrdeons, and kind rcparcd
a. lie lowest nriCes. ~ rs -.fr- If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-10

KELLS St CALDWELL, -sg.p
(sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. PAULL & CO.
Importers md w WhoiesaIe dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemic Is, Paints, Oils, Sc.
I No S3, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. t'
HAVING purchased the entire Stock fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c, of the firm of James PAUL
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers public
generally. All goods warranted 80
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure
recommending favorable consideration successors
Messrs Kells Caldwell and have no hesitation in saying
that our Tor customers and dealers
ceive that attention and accommodation which earned
foT Tits well known house large share of patronage
Il -LL- ..L.--- - ~ - JAS. PA UIl.N Co.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
-.-ea sf Warehouse. ID .-.lI 10 r,.ts.rs
-.u . ESTABLISHED .1SAI,.try,T- al,

ME offer for sale wen selected stock of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, EOOISy lIINIII:RS,
LEATiER AMI every description Of PAPER-NAFERs'
MATERIALS. ~ .r .-- !. ...-
Having been the first by sereTdE years. TO establish III tho
Wcsta Paper business complete in all its parts
formed permanent connections with the best
in this country, and receive supplies directly
them, The prices and terms offer EavOra
he as the same goods can be purchased for in the Eastern
cities -7i -f .st. fE..7 .#l. .r.. frHG ,-gsgI j .
We have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER q SMITH,
OWEN Il IlURLBUT, and the CA REV COMPANY, be,
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers made in this
country 2r- aa -zu.- 2 f-I3pgH 1 rf ia.r4g
Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in
the West. We have hut Uniform price to all Orders
b. mail will he filed at the prices IL bought J,
PC M Samples will he by mail costt sfr-
nuG2t. .Etf E..- H--r- BUTLER CS BROTHER 81
,s4..H +,rrg- . Wholesale Paper dealers,
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Pntronizc! y our own Mann
fncIures.
Whaelinn. Silk ia antnru

! WheeIlng Six FACTORY.
4 MEElCAN silk manufactured into superior ana sub
N stant articles OF the various fabrics In
GlLLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matte invited to Call and
the process of manufacturing, and those wishn; pur-
chase silks, wholesale Ietal be supplied
able .erns at Gill's Store adjoining the Factory
NJ. AL1ns', J. s. Forbs', o. FaiTchild
lors and o. W. Heislills, Wheeling, Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. li9, Main
StIeet Cincinnati, o. iN 81. ..'- f4. M gHa- - ."
Our Fabrics pure Silk. ha vc taken
the HIGHEST PREM UMS, and gold aud silver medals,
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio Stale Fair. We constantly
manufacturing, and stock is large
many varieesvelvets satins vestngs, dress
silks fingcs cTavats, handkeIchiefs OF white, black,
best twined Silk twed and plain AlsO shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen. s.n.-E .r. ..
Please call and paronize this important branch
can manufacture Orders variety olslks prompt
~ executed. '.. -7'i rr.. - q 70. ... = Bio
Merchantable Cocoons and Recled Silk bought.
a.-rI .-u, .a tl. s= Ir.g JOHN w. Gt..i.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES
GEORGE MENDEL.
N NoI54, nIain street,
WHEELING VA

y '||---T E1WEEELINtI VAI--I- -- IA -
T S now receiving a LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS.
MATS AND MATING, Also, Table and Floor OF
Clohs OF widths and Keeps antly hand lnrg
assortment of Furnature every description Gilt
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses. Glass Plates enta
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Cock
Mahogany Vancers Varnish. Inircloth Curled Hair.
Srrng Sacking BOTTOMS, Brass and Mahogany Star Rods
cct all ofwhch will bo sold at the lowest prices
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MIANGI MEDICAITCOTIEGEI

MIAMI MEDIC All COLLEGE, .
or Cimcinnnfi-Scssfon of Sj.SI53.4 !l
rHErcgula course of Medical Lectures in this Insttu
j. ton will commence. on. the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER'NEAT, 1852, and continue four months. -.
.lt BoAzD OF TRTsTEEs. ~ -~9" 2. ''-iH y.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, d. d., PFesden OF the Board. 3sI,
ON LANG DoNS, NJ. D., Sec retaryl''y .isfU i.
Rev. .TAoRNToN a, MILLS. f,'g. 7.s.,r.F s,.l, a.
H. u. MUSS:Y, NJ. n. p iHiFa :tIf lh H"6a aalg
Hon. JOHN BURGOYSE. afta fsIr. 1r1l 10 sf-srrr4
HOME 30. HoADLEY, JR. 80 ftst ,fr s4. oar. r-. s
Z. M GREG DRY, Esl.e.. 70, .-..-T -' '''A
GEO. MENDEN HALL. N. ID. I'D "a Fgg = aagI..r
The Faculty is composed OF the Following gentlemeIr
r u MussEY NJ. d., Professor descriptive and per-
alive Surgery. Il. .tfty ,s,.,- q, ~ 10 .
j. p. JuDKss NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy. ."a3 -st
JoHS DAVIS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.
IoHx p wHtTE, NJ d.. Professor Of Theory and Irac
ice of ofNedcina. liHgr.rf a ~. rt4---..l. .---
Gro NEspExnALL Al. d., Professor OF obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and hldren.' 4i. > fH' lH
JouS A MuRPHY, N. d Professor OF Materia Mediea,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. ..... r - -
&c CoSEGYs, NJ d. Professor of Institutes ofafedi
cine. " W f.'1i' 9U .''il 8iLe2 s5Fi-7r lnT:TJu
JoHx Io6KR,JR M D., Lecturer on Chemistry. tpi ,s
ArHELINIsARY couRsE OF Lectures some important
the raanth or October These lectures will be rree Stu
dents are advised to commence with course oubHcn
The DIssECTINGi RooMs,a under the supervision OF
the adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be opened onthe
1st of October. '-'''' .-- :t1 ''i..i'' -
PEEs for the full course S1O5 MatricuIaton Ticket
Nsaerting Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25, =
7 1iil7 9 fsJ p. .JUDKINS, NJ gD:tG =.
tL 2" 1hssEsa Erl 1851 Dean of the Faculty
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VIM. 5COWDEfl

DA GU UERREOTYPE GALLERY.
.siSsrsa. r=+11p "A. G. E'AEsERH EIdS lcinvites
HSattention to his Daguerrean ROOUls, and
,:sEY Apparatus the result ar Years or
IA skJISSSI experience and close application the
~SSss5i itStsz9 Part Confident that he combines
r-a IIoSs in his establishment nll OF the Improve
ncns which time and ropertests have proven valuable
beauty and perfection which has yet beer attained by the
Daguerrean prUcessass ls - |ll.sfI.1 Fg.T-.t
For the attractive and commOdiOus style in which his
fitted up he invites the public to cali
themselves. His Cabinet Specimens always
Open inspection 81 l- --HI. On gEfal ~. -.El .
Lkcnesses taken in all kinds weather. singly, or in
Grosi also post moTem licensees taken at short notice
% well selected stock mate alsChemiCals, plates,
cases, lOckcts &C., always hand and for sale
Rooms, No. 3 q Mon ST.. near the Post Office
Igs74..7 f.-a rrf rIs D., .F..-.4.. .. ,E
"a received by .'. ''' ..''' " BROOKS 'E
hce3 '''l 5.'.. -s.-H ..MFsr 3 112 MINI street,
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
T.. @. GO0D1EAN & CO.
tt.tfnEt.sa py IN 3. -

|| ...gaa. e. @. Cos 0D1E-SNs & co. f..- -.
2. .....-g WHOLESALE pKALERs IL 80 ''--...-'
Paper, Cards. Gard Boards, Ink.
.| BLEACnlSG POWDERS, rELTGSG, CLOTII, &c .''
~ Pearl Street. Cincinnat o. g7 'tIl'E# ..
4 MONC their Stock may be found WRITING. AND
IN -BLAN K BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment in
prnting Paper, ali sizes Eng & Amer. Tissue PAPER
Hook 't '''t'. a. ny CoPyitig5 .lra o..
CoId. Medum& lrblc. Ned. Blotting lu l.-g .g .. -
tsiop y; ai - TrM1t 4 al f4ly7l saI :.
Plate and Lithorrurh FE Marble tsfs DIT lu s,g.l
MalliIa, genuine 3 sH! i GazcI and Gilt = .su.'l7
HARDWARE FGrer.l u .Han'Cloth stf un sls No.
Match IIoy '''A ''.' Roofing Paper, prcparedant
Zen '' unpTepureu 10 aaE=I.r y
Shoe H. -, a..is1A 10 Wnpring Paper, all sizes.
Envelopes oGcvery description, &c. &c -.r a.. ...-
L r.'f '1#.s-ita HsOkH IDS. 70 vs1lagE D. -5lt4.l
Perforated Binders, Iionnet Press r,ls
Also, Agent for Lghtbody's SUPERIOR PRISrISG IHx
Book, AND CoLOREn lSK, &c. % d ~
Cards, and Card Boards. 2at iG
.. Earn PEARL FAcEp Cams. 2I'7 81. .a.-tfi@Hr
3 t' EXTRA PEoPLE's gus. Ei''t tsfHE 5tl .u.ifIF.
.'.. PRINTERs'sH nl bgiIHi aInislsds ZIG Ee
? a.a PORCELAIN f..rL 1-,g.'t rr- r7,..v,.,' - 30.
rn SATIN SURFACED AN soARns 81, n o.
.... pRISrERs,o SIS 10 r..i2.t,as.-r -rr.ts,.. 3
SarLN n@ EN- ETANELEN :. .ttai=7l
PEAEL SrEr &cED CoLoREp c IN BoXrps 1UgE
The above Cards and Gard ROards
rIcssy for ourselves and most beautiful
finish; they do not peel i'll workings and Afforded
lower than any Cards heretofore offered in this
kct, and low they can bepuchased in the East
Dealers and consumers in paper Cards,
pcctuly invited to- examine our stock, a our goods
received from manufacturers which ena bes us Ia
Us Paper made to ordertH t'' isiigJ yhl iEEi -
AuE2i tf.a3 tHltE uN s1GF3gsi .ts .z.fft5,. ,rlr
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70 bed Dr..7Todd's Pills

IAN be had fresh and tloYips ptacesin go
~ the city of Ipheeing and vicinity viz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Baker Kels & aIVe Rrsntlingsr q 81
Coz 5RehetonE reSs y Wbeiists Gass q
the Shoe store Deyo market square,, md at
fifth sreetsp s5slsfdfI EiiEiiE1bBI5b bhE Y6JlIN
l. They be had at Dunns, Grave Creek; Be-,,
lillons and jacob Goo1ings, National Roads Benz. L
Craven west Alexandria wilson Strnger's Wheel
ingf and Ely LOOmans, Bridgeport, OhioJ4Il iaIaaE.L
These Iis need no further recornsndatioH tbant air
trial; they have been in tantF
twenty and il will only give ebanee they ads
Viii speak for themselvestry them. 25c box; &
doz; SEQ grossu = s I'd iI5mS gOIqG fans E :.
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IElIn5 The Hsfimnry LDeParlment u y
~ OF THE
Meade CoIlegiate Institute

r 80 --.~'' wELISBURGj VA. -H1'' 'th'DiAlG :e-
TIE Fall Session Of this School will eommenee NON
DAY the 18Th OF SEPTEMBER and will coutinue five call
endar Eontls '-4 -5ll-fll& slftFrt4rW iE DllE'I
Solnpil viii be received time session.
unless by special asrcemen,-and when once entered,
deduction will be made for absence during the session
Cept IN ofprotracte sicknessnor will pupil
permitted to withdraw This rteis POSITIVE uu'v
-tg.G :E1l,DEt bTERAS: .'t'isry Ir- v,rffs-., c
Day pupis,-PrRlavy English Department. 5000
Classical aud Mathematical Z. . -.l.E 120n no.
lolt and Tuition per session OF 5ye months. 1900
Orc alfInvaTiaby in advance, the remainder at mia
die Of the session u ti." frtr'T Nm EiI ii = -
Ministers OF the Gospel
For further catalogue. rnblisted by
D E ~ ~ s5-' BY order OF The Board u na'fl. i
6 .gt!rrs iEGalss S2fDI,L b. TOMPKISS1 Rector
Wheeling, Sep. 1S, '52
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lNUM.B!:E!R==ffT
MISCEI3I8A NEOUS. asaorr
~ McCLELLANS q, ,KNOX-====----
10 WHOLESALE ale AMI, RETAIL DEALERS, IR -
81; BOOTS AND SHOES, INA, I'd ID ,,.5. e.
Aniirn Aiirn and Boys' Pain Hats; Leather aud Ffndiaes
T&i at the loetknor,r Stand 2a
~ 7'9lLau sai of thelt g yyq8b tso1H 7ls : y
a. o.. ESEN-D

HoS5 from oEr
one of the largest nanuka
'tssof tent Boots and Shoes, Fan Wlnter
eNet one ed n ths other market They have
neeh manufactured" TO order. ding own dlec.
anS aie inleIasS expressly Tor
customers, and all others may favor US with
car, we can oher an UNUSUALLY barge variety ooot and
guar anee equal quality OF nd
me @ cntea STATES Our stock will copSat,iih
% a5hfia ~ SS&issal zsl 47ss IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-10

I .lr qe ibiCodu,Liver OHM gJi nStaF5t
TUsT received; f; 6 boxes Samuel Shines, mapuiaeture
y orpue Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the best article Of the
kind brought DO this or any other market Il 7av
BRESTLlSGER d ARMSTRONG,
.s2t-INn.aMH E.lI-L onIlnsite wv ashinston HaLnl.
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E.Id:IEE MO Is e -IiIEHIlr!I

z LONG evenings arprOach, The demand Iof soot
~ clear LIGHT from smell and smoke, Increases
WeIespecth1ly invite ali who wish good Light neeUin
the above objections, examine the PhOsphenc Lamps
and sale at the NO % 8fohToHd
Street, the Post Office, " heeliug, Xas Another
soTtment with without cut shades has lust
septG ls .ilE 1870 y. fE.i iDINHA NJ t. GO.irsl
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
aR2CfldANDJ 4SEASONABLE GOODS.
Mourning Dress Goods

!1LN u 44141S 1888 TONNNeNo'
CUPISS sThem6 Maiards BoInba Zines, Alpaca BSn'
- bazipes, Silk Warp Mousin De LaiIies, Silk Warp
Thibet Cloths, Black French Melinoes and Gashnleres
Plain Black Wool De LANES, just receiN at -.
Oct25 -.,r r,-.r,-E o w. HElSKELL& GtA."'
a BBLS, Alcohol, Tor which the Diploma was award
lC ed at the late Fhir, in store aud for sale by
noy9 '' @''''1'f ~ 5i KELLS & CALDWELL. y q
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Baltimore and OhioiRalIroad. 3.fl
The SUBSCRIBER a:GHlgQ,' ,I!wfLtMFS ~ Hayn;ar, f"',,
sD5 Superior 6hesape1L q oysters, son slalIoo
rpt up Annapolis Md respectfully begs leave TO IN
public he will keep hand eohS6h supply
Of the above lresR Lrs9 tEe bed and ;aTIentea
ted & it, ..a..-.4.- III. ..- d. s. COOK, -,.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

The SAFE" CANE MIsSONER-Two or three iays
since two men arrested in Hoboken by one Of the
Deputy shorfs of Hudson County, who them in com
any with several counrymen, and knowing them to be
adels at the patent safe game he with others made for
hem upon which they set of on run. After q smart
chase they were overaken Sybs Cave and taken be-
fore Justice Crane who detained them for examination On
being searched nearly $500 in gold coin was found on their
persons beside bank bills of broken banks &c and ma
tons of bank bills The countrymen seeing the Police
Officer in chase of their supposed friends thought they alo
might get into trouble and accordingly started off in the
opposite direction. Justice Crane Immediately gave in
formation to Chief Maisel of New York. when it was
ascertaned that four young from Ohio had arrived in
this City few days since route for California having
in their possession about sfO0 On Thursday they made
the acquaintance of these two Patent Safe thieves who
persuaded the four young men TO visit Hoboken After
reaching there the ball. patent safe introduced
One Of the thieves expressed willingness TO bet the
game if he could get check for 5000 which he had in his
possession csshed purpoDg to be drawn Of the
New York Banks.
The Ohio men at volunteered to loan their $500,
taking the check collateral security for the OF
the sharper accepted the proposed loan and lost H.
The check presented the next day at the bank and at
once pronounced worthless BY the Cashier This led the
of the arrest Of the thieves had preceded them they
conducted 10 Hoboken. the next morning. by Of the
Chiefs attaches and being taken into the Court
they at recognized the two who had swinded
them Of their money After taking the necessary af
daylfs and safely committing the prisoners Tor tral the
Chiefs attache inquired If the magistrate had any further
bu-ness transact with the four Witnesses Oh yes"
replied that functionary g" going TO commit them to
prison unless they furnish with good and suf
fcient security for their appearance at the coming trial.
The bail not being forthcoming the four witnesses
remanded 10 the Hudson County Jail The msgistrat has
been led 10 do this from the fact that heretofore has been
almost impossible to conviction Of the offenders
this charge from the fact that the witnesses would leave
before the tralcame
TEMPRRAscE-Gen Cary OF Ohio i to speak in support
Of the Temperance movement in Newark next week
large room has been engaged for holding meetings
The UsvERsALIsT CHURcH.-The First Uniyerzalisf
CONGREGATION OF Newark have secured lot No 25 Farst
and will erect thereon Church edifce in the spring
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RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.

rsa., n The E,e- Yok T,'tu"e
Your remarks Of Saturday Iat 70 fele'S.g - W.
sf. ~ ~ The New York and Erie Railroad WIN mee
rsi'se,ai apurobaiioD though with some a. tleIc y
vin here nav be doubt cs TO the propHety o. tle
- ~. sur.rintendens running over the ehfs f""u "e
ssek ar,;e, Of that officer must be performed AZ the
Ine TIM Tobls orc there made up and prepared
go pres DcpHty might be spicin.eu Io ' ~.
fof nc and ne would have business enough on tue
900 .ful without any spare time for Once anl!es
HSsxre h Mr. Editor, encihef ma'I,sr e.nnoe W., NJ
- ~ train which deserves attention IN uie ~.
~. B;dge case Mr. Whistler the superintendent 'e'
ttd sbs Ia. control Of the bell the bell to Which hs eSTi
,sheS prrng 'housn zoe s .Sy 10 any Of
hhsd the sssne III. gus, noibes the hasnssI 20 dp
o. f he rule on the New Haven koad y very aan
lnis ne Conductor alone should have the right to
IN ne s:grsl cord. II, II 49,, ;,orroho
AZ danger from allowing passengers % use e
he Express trains gentleman who noi,lea
10 ~Sretor that he DESTROYS Of getting OIL a. Cnes
Us 70 take the Branch to Sewburg VA "rriSins =,
,ws'sSs,oxu he again notified the Conductor VINO t2ia
~ tain would stop at Chester. Not relying upoh the
n he pulled the signal cord OK statioh oet"ssn
Ss.sS.cwu and Chester, and the Engineer stopped .ne
me gentleman and his wife LETT the tram, which
usm. - ,oute but soon discovering that he was not az
he gentleman halloced for the troin 70 DC stoPpe1
49, he might be taken on board. Inc 800, ~
"a rermit the train r. be delayed anu '"u' ""s "i'
ssIffnger wholesome lesson. -. -. eoo Tho
~ Sir see the mischief that might result rom ne
u.nsss or unfounded alarm of passenger onppyse
o. ,rsn should be following immediately after the
.iag Of the express which would prevent iaaa cG G
& sonf.Or should ps far 1 be s saey ' Of ship lives
.sJ ssSroI cars freight and passengers Mr. Whistler
am ba ecireer should regulate the :ed OF the tram
should never be- though it may be necessary al unes
e. he conductor and engineer TO consult as mere may
ont Of order with the engine before the CON
Svctor can know IT, There must be but one hsad
yfa1ay 2eth August =,
We object to the suggestion that chief supenntena
ants business is the maneuverng of Time Tables This
!, business whereof great deal too much is done'
And which We hope to see considerably limited We
insist that the Chief Superintendent Of Railroad
should spend his time mainly on the Road and not IN
tbe Compsny's Office. tH"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAR WHEELS.

Tbas Editor of The EeV- Yoyk Tribune , ,,.,,.
your psper Of the 25 hewed that the plans Tor an ee
,sied Railroad Broadway claimed by hessrS lops %.
ViokrshaB T.. q. Otis, and j. DT0R were copies OF my
o5,ls TINT were exhibited Castle Garden in 1913 and
Al that time sent YOU rcpOrt of the Mechanics lnsti
tne describing them since then Patrsek u Ne" mas pup
Ibed plan fr an elevated Railroad over the carriage
way Ia Roadway, 10 be propelled by horses, Whicn ne
claim as his own invention this plan is also copy OF my
model Except the number Of tracks and very objection
able motive power and is described in page OF sheet
report, a. plan No. s. . >, . D,. 49, =,
viii fail TO afford the required relief no: only GA account OF
le three 10 me thousand horses, that must DC elevated
with their odor and nm, TO the level OF tho secoad Sory
yorlor V,ad0us but from the hmiied eG2acHy OF Wy
Railroads that must pass through turn ont aud s~cs to
get the return track and stop to change h0TeS ad 20
ytire and discharge its passengers, can De shewh tha
10 carry many passengers in the or"Ng %O~r o, 1Sy
trord doWH BroQdWdy as can nor be ACCOMMODATING ny
the present omnbusses licensed for That thorou hiaie
would require from ice TO seren Roioads OF the caP9cy
OF the SiItk Gr Railroad while by my pm, VITA oolh
WGv and through cars, propelled by ERyHsh TOP ep"Id
ted by stationary steam engines, which more cer.1 ana
sotc then horse power could carry with regular SPeel
Of sX on eip miles hour 10000 persons IN one H'Hr
10th rays between South Ferry aud Crystal Palace, aud
half that number each ran without jong and almost
without noise. or the possibility OF accidentJ whch IN r."
hour, would BE- cgual in numbers to the oio P2PH1f'oa
Of Mr. lOrk, taking it even at 100000 persons.
In page - Of the Report of the Mechanics institute
sent you ar before mentioned YOU viii lind remedy pro
ydod for LrokcR rhe such "a occurred ON he 'th
inst le miles east Of Erie on the Erie and STATE Lihe
Railroad The following l. extract from that report,
viz; 80. ,...- .
Nor will damage the paengers easu from the serig, Of
inch BY the boaksge Of vine s AM Will pro
coed IL course beore this accomplished y means o. s
tA A'd close TO each car wheel ana upon "nSh inc car
luek Will IN such rest"
The model Of my car, which you saw moving on the
Elevated Railway Castle Garden in lsis, and of which
you spoke iayoraby in your pnper at that tine was r
nishea with these sGtciy wtolA.
Very respectfully, JOINS RANDEL, Jr, C. L.
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