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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25

The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Companv have
been subjected to $4,000 damages for breaking the leo
passenger named Massino. The counsel for the plain
tiff plead that the accident the result Of negligence
Of the engineer and the Jurys verdict seems to have been
rendered accordingly.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25

The St Paus minnesota Democrat Of the 9Th instant
says Gov GoRMAS has been successful in interview
with the Sioux and other Indians with the object OF
curing their removal up the Minnesota river The Demo-
crat says this is contamination which will be hailed
with great JOY it has been the impression that they
could not be removed without the aid Of military force
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LIoUoR Law DEoIsToN.--The Of VIM. II. Greene,
Of Providence against the officers who seized his liquor
under the excise law which the Court declared to be
constitutional, decided Monday in the Circuit
Court sitting at Newport the verdict being for the plain
tiff Damage $40. which does not carry costs.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25

ANNUAL EXAMINATION AT WEST PoINT.-The
annual examination of the Cadets at the Military
Academy, West Point, took place last week. The
following arc the names of the First Glass, who re-
ceived diplomas
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There never was any party faction Sect cabal what
sovcr in which the most ignorant the most yo
lent for bee Is not buster animal than blockhcsd
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De CAuTIous.-The newspapers around the country
recording deaths from and drinking cold water
while the blood is heated with exercise The midday
sun should be avoided much possible and cold water
should be drink sparngly
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The POSTMASTER GENERAL, and some other Of
icers of the Government, have, understand, taken
quarters in the airy and weH-kept Union Hotel in
Georgetown, during the hot season.
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SERIOUS AccIDEST.-In this place, on Wednesday
night man by the name of Conoly and his wife, came
near losing their lives from explosion of camphine
discovered that it contained portion of OIL which he
drew in crock. His wife, to ascertain the quantity
approached the crock with candle when the fluid gnted
and, communicating with the BARREL it exploded with
loud reports stave part of the barrel struck Mrs
Conoy the head cutting the scalp loose from the side
and leaving the skull bare She had prompt medical at
tendance and the wound is not supposed be very
gerous unless Inflammation of the brain should be
by the shock. Miraculously, Mr.. Conoly escaped un
hurt drtiasbtrg Republican
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25

The Supreme Court of Louisiana has given a de-
cision affirming the constitutonaty of an act of the
Legislature authorizing the police juries and NUM-
cipa corporations of the State to impose taxes for
subscriptions to the stock of corporations undertake
ing works of internal improvement The New Or
leans Picayune of the 18th instant, which reports
the decision in full, remarks that
The Importance of the decision hardly be over
stated So long the legality of the tax in qucs
on matter what be the confidence of the friends
of the improvement system in its final sanction valid
by the highest tribunal doubt still hung it that
could not but seriously affect the value in market of the
bonds which it has been found expedient to issue in be-
half of the Jackson railroad company and embarass the
operations Of both Of the great roads to which the city
dinance establishing the tax pledged material part of
the capital by which they to be built The decision
of the court unanimously rendered has removed the last
lingering doubt and with it the last yesgs Of opposition
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The steamship Golden Age having been unavoidably
detained in consequence of the failure the foundry
finish the machinery in the time agreed upon will be po-
stvely dispatched the 18th day of August See ad-
yertsement
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9,08O

This left a deficiency of 920 shares to make up
the required number of ten thousand to authorize
the organization Of the Company and therefore,
agreeaby to the provisions of the charter it became
necessary to reopen the books for further sabscrp
tions. We have been much disappointed at the re-
suit Of this first step in important national and
no less important local work. We will not speak of
the apparently small interest evinced in it by the
people of those counties through which it is destined
to pass, and to be so beneficial. They may have
been influenced by the uncertainty which necessarily
yetrests the precise route of the road and after
that shall have been determined, will very probably
manifest much more liberal disposition towards it.
But in this city of forty thousand inhabitants, egh-
teen hundred shares are much below what ought
to have been taken There are number of
persons in the city who could conveniently take the
deficient amount of stock who have not taken a
single share, yet whose whole interest in life is
bound up in the stability and prosperity of the
place, and who cannot but admit that no work of
the kind ever appealed more directly and strongly
to local considerations than the accomplishment of
the Metropolitan Railroad does to the local interest
of the city of Washington. We hope that they
will show due appreciation of this interest by at
once putting their shoulders manfuly to the wheel
As for Georgetown and her people, their spirit in
the good work deserves all praise They have
shown that corporations hare souls, andrthat the
soul of the Corporation nobly expresses the spirit
of its constituents.
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GREAT BRITAIN (says the Boston JournaD has
peculiar motive for seeming at least to protect and
rescue the Ottoman Porte in whatever emorgence.
Mahommedanism exerts important influence in In
dia, and must be propitiated An English publicist
observes
"By abandoning Turkish independence and trust we
should convert every Oriental follower Of the Prophet
to the deades of Eastern enemies 1t is greatly
the tradition and proved Mahommedan belief in English
sympathy that we those Egyptian facilities to our
Indian intercourse which now part Of our Indian
system We therefore the maintenance and in
tegry of the Turkish Empire with the preservation of
Indian Empire To allow the overthrow of the Porte
would be to agitate Mahommedanism in its profoundest
depths and remotest localities"
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The New Orleans papers of the 18th instant con-
tain the story of contemplated servile nsurrection
in that city, which has been extensively circulated
in the Telegraphic columns of most of our contem-
poraries, and which, as we placed no confidence in
the report we declined to publish. The story itself
possesses interest. 1t is the coinage of half
crazed negro, who was arrested for some INSIDE
meanor; and we only allude to it now to say that
the New Orleans press, without an exception, pro-
nounces it to have been gross imposture, destitute
alike of truth and common sense
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

Our subscribers in Upper Maryland and this
District will perceive, by the advertisement of the
Commissioners in another column, that the books
of the Metropolitan Railroad are TO be kept open
ten days more for subscriptions of stock and it be-
hooyes all who feel the Importance of this work now
to come forward and give it an efficient support
The charter of this road required the unusual
amount of oneourth of the capital stock to be sub
scribed before the company could be organized.
Subscription books were opened on the 9th instant
in this District and at the various places in Mary
land heretofore named, and were kept open ten
days On the assembling of the Commissioners
yesterday to ascertain the result, the following ap
reared to be the number of shares taken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-24
DR.. Halls celebrated Pu1monic
rs ts 1A .su.a. Elixir. r.,

EOR the permanent cure OF coughs, colds, consumption.
II bronchitis, asthma, influenza, Group, whooping cough,
inflammation OF the bronchea and hoarseness, caused by pub.
ic speaking; ana all affections Ct the organs of respira.
ton.
Warranted the pleasantesta and best medicine for diseas.
es o the lungs ever sold in America.
1nprcsenting this medicine to the public we have the
satisfaction TO know that we not only present them with
an invaluable anti3ote for the class of diseases it profess
SEES to cure, but one which is perfectly harmless In its eff
fects upon the constitution, an can be administered with.
out any fear OF mineral poisons, for it contains none.-
The fact, that a large portion of the suffering, and death
throughout ie country, is caused by disease ofthe organs
duced us to put it within the reach of every Individual
who may need a remedy that has proven itself SO invalu.
able. rEr -s
This medicine is the result of long experience, and
study ofthose diseases of the lungs which are so frequent in
our ~Changeable climate; and we claim 1t to be in advance
of all medicines ever before discovered for those peculiar
complaints, an Improvement upon all, and consequently
superior to all others.
We shall make no extravagant assertions OF its efficacy
in curing diseases. like the vendors OF too many nostrums,
who deceive all who trust them, nor shall we hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify.
lfpatients will persevere in the use of this medicine,
and use it as dimcted, they will be curel in every instance
that 1t IS not beyond the power of medicine. There are
numerous persons now enjoyfngthe blessings of Health and
renewed life, as it were, who otherwise would have long
since been in their grave, but for the timely and Zperseve.
ring use OF this invaluable remedy. It'll not pretended
that 1t is inlalhble il every stage, of consumption, but we
know 1t to bs better adapted to the various diseases ofthc
respiratory organs than any other Medicine ever offered to
the public. All we ask is a trial, and in everyinstance, If
faction Is not givrni the money Will be returned. ID.
Genuine signed e.. HALL & co. For sale BIZ JAME
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country ap9-ty
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
by virtue ola deed oftruSt, executed 10 me by jeremiah
ID Y. Armstrong, on the 18th day Of September, 1851,
and recorded In the clerks OFFICE OF the county court Of
viii offer Tor sale at the front door OF the court house OF
Ohio county, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF May, 1853,
the following property conveyed to me by the said deed or
trust; to wits.
All that piece or parcel. OF ground, situate in Ohio coun.
ty, adjoining the city OF Wheeling, and bounded as follows,
to wit: Beginning at a stake on the North side OF Quincy
street, continued, and about one hundred feet astwardly
from the South East corner Of William TaIlant; being the
South East corner ofthc land conveyed by Noah Zane TO
William w, ShHver, and conveyed by AndrewP F. Woods
and wife to Robert G. Woods, thence with the Eastern
line OF the. land so conveyed, and at right angles with
Quincy. street, and .~NoIthwardly to the line OF Andrew
F. Woods, thence with his line westwardly, sixty feet;
thence southwardiya and parallel with the first line thereof
to said Quincy street continues; thence with the same,
will be as follows, 10 wit: one fourth of the purchase
money in hand, and the residue in two equal instalments,
at six and twelve months, with interest from day OF sa lie,
the purchaser giving bonds and approved security for the
deferred instalments, and title reserved until the whole
is paid. NJ. e. GOOD,
ap14-td- Trustee.
n-The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the 18th
/ of June, a ~
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The Primary Department
oFTHE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

WELLSBURGj va
THE Fall session of this School will commence on MON.
A the 18th OF and will continue five cal.
eLlar months.
No pupil will be received for a less time than one session,
unless by special agreenent,-and when once entered, no
deduction will be made for absence during the session, OK.
Cept in cases ofprotracted sickness,-nor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This ruIeis positive.
TERMS:
Day pupis,-Primar English Department. =. $1,000
Classical and MatheInatical. 1900
Hoard and Tuition per session offvc MONTHS. 80 90
One halfinvariably in advance, the remainder at the mid.
die OF the session.
A discount of 10 per cent. will be made on the bills OF all
Ministers ofthe Gospel.
For further Information see catalogue, published by
Board ofTrustees.
by order OF the Board,
SAM'L ID. T0MPKINS, Rector
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Removal
THE ogr1cE OF r.r x,eo,I val.

iii OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA, w,rr,
err ill ~ASDPHGyr
Has been removed from the old roI
IL Wheeling, to rear OF Sweeney & Son 1oG. Ia Gaif,
house, andS. C. Baker & Co.'s B6ats.o1a GAas Vac,
The landing, where sampIeS = TIos9EtaieE h,
Bonnet boards and Wrapping paper can b ~. .naf' PEer,
Rags wanted in any quantity, either in s.t%t a
CASH, at the highest market price. "e4HAans Or "a,
Orders addressed to us viii receive n-o.,.
ma" LAMBnIN, BOSEEiS SItntoa.
CGaz. cop. 3n1 A&C0.
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Rhodes, McNair G

HAvE now in store; their complete stock of spring
LII dry goods, to which they co daily invite the 'atten.
ton of purchasers. In their assortment will be found
every variety oftress goods and trimmings, together with
quality, at the lowest possible prices. II has been their
aim to lay in such a store as would suit the trade generally,
c%lIeapness, their goods are not excelled by anyin the city.
They do not deemit essential to enumerate articles, as
only a small portion OF the stock could be thus noticed at
best. and besides, they believe that those who wish hand:
some and durable goods, for the least possible money, Will
come TO No. So Main St, Centre Wheeling, 10 get them, and
they will mos: certainly never go away disappointed.
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-. - IIlOpI- D4hLE, ""@-""- =.
Y virtue OF a deed of trust from Thomas MeEwen to
~ the undersigned, for the benefit of David K. Donel,
dated this 2Gsh day Of January, 1853. and duly recorded in
the Clerks office of the county court for Ohio county, in
book 81. page 40, l shall on the Esd day of June, 1858, at
the 'front.' door ofthe court house Of Ohio County, at II o..
clock, a. NJ, on that day, expose to sale by public auction,
to the highest bidder, lot numbered seven C7,0 in square
numbered eight g. in the addition to the city OF Wheel.
ing, laid out by Samuel Sprigg and John Ritchie and for.
merly called Ritchietown, but now called the town OF
U-TermS OF sale, cash.
The title OF said property is believed to be undoubted
and indisrutable, but selling as trustee l shall only convey
such title as is in ne vested. A. J. =
mao TruS+aa
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nopENsAcK,s L1vER PILLS.

No part ofthe systemis more liable 10 disease than the
LIVER, 1t serving as a flterer to purify the blood, or
giving the pr9per secretion to the bile, SO that any wrong
action OF 1.-THE Liver effects the other important parts OF lie
system, and results variously in Liver Complaint, Jaun.
dice, Dyspepsia. etc. We should, therefore, watch every
IS symptom that might indicate a wrong action OF the Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
by nature to heal the sick, namely: list, an EXpectrant,
membrane, or promotes tho discharge OF sccretcd matter.
eL, an Alternative, which changes in some inexplicable and
3D., a Tonic. which gives to9eand strength to the nervous
8! stem, renewing health and viGor I" all parts OF The body.
4ih, a Cathartic. which acts in perfect harmony with tie
other ingredients, and operating on the towels, and expel
purifying the blood, which destroys disease and restores
health. NJ
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ma14-tds

SALE.
I0Y virtue OF an order oTthe Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun
~ ty, made in the case OF r. Crangle s. Co., against
Nelson briggs, l will expose to sale at public auction on
Thursday, 26th day Of May, 1853, at the Auction Rooms OF
r.. e. G. L. Wiekham, 2 Barrels OF Brandy, Q casks or
Hardware, and 8 Halfchests ofTea. =
TERAs:-A credit of six mon hs; the purchaser giving
bond and security, bearing interest from day of sale.
May II. tbs. h. Al. EOFF.C Com.
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|HENEY TALLANT, fEIyiS
- TALLANT have oorpELAPtAIS :,
snip snI ior the purpose oftransaction a w. e0ats.s,
f RSsi Dry f IL fSis and Forwarding and Geae e1i'sis G7Nsg5
APLAlN. The Wholesale Drv I:o", iALL4NT M
conducted at No. IL Monroe street. a,5 HIslnes Vi
utc &c and Commission Busin IS al No ss : Whoa.
ries will always be on sale al low n p.yu oC&' ud Grsssl
o oac Terms, Iq to which they earnestly inrits 3. aeeERa
oiCLosE BUYERS. ""Et4 lreris,
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L ALAo s..
You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you are subject. In distractions
either total or partial, they have been found ofinestimable
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to a
healthy aetioa, purifying the blood and other fluids so eff.
lectually 10 put TO flight all complaints Which may arise
from female irregularities, as headache, giddiness, dimness
ofsight, pain in the side, hack, ETC., and offered the public
as the best Pills for ull diseases, upon the following
a VII, IT,, MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians, having had tho receipt
of their manufacture submitted TO us for inspection, say.
that the ingredients oil. which they are composed makes
them the best Pill in Use Tor ali diseases OF the Liver, I'm.
puritieS of the Blood, etc.-We say this not only from our
own Judgement, but also from that OF the best medical au.
thority If the United States. An diseases requiring tie
use ofan Alternative, Diaphoretic and Purgative Medicine,
that Came under our notice, has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
H F. CROWLEY, Md.
L. 1--WE MI. i.
@ Purchase none but those having the signature, ~.
n. HOBESSACK,' upon each box, as al others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing now supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents, must address the proprietor, J. n. Ho.
BESsAcK, at his Laboratory, No. 100 North Second ST. Get,
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants nthe U. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF cures performed in diff.
ferent sections OF the country, by the above medicines,
can be had gratis OF the agents.
Sold by J. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Wcsteln VAIN. L.. briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer
rell, Bradleytown; J. Caring, Triadelphia;W VIM. Hosack,
Rony's Point; Dan'l Ferril, Coral Cove. Price each %
cents. mar29-fy
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CINCINNATI.
o Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut
CINciENArI, OHIo.
ncnrnnrnfed. nRIR

AhCoEPoEAtCuS ASASs
j. superior facilities afforded at this Institution. for qua
lifyingi individuals in a Thorough practical manner for tn
counting room and business pursuits.
by Double Entry.-A complete
practical course of lnstructioni is given in the art OF keep
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different dc
partments OF trade. commerce and manufactures, compre-
hending the forms in use among the most eminent establish
nenIs engaged Individually or partnership in business.
merchandise at wholesale and retail, imi orting and export
ing on their own account, on commission or on joint specu-
latlon, including SpeculationS in stocks, real estate, &C.,
with Steamboating, bank insurance, railroad, and books oil
joint stock and chartered associations generally.
putat ons pertaining TO business operations, being taught
according TO the most approved methods-lnterest, Dis
count Equations, arbitration of Exchanges. DC.
Mercantile CoTTeSPon6ence-Such exercises are introduc-
ed on this subject are calculated to impress business
habits and genuine business style of correspondence upon
line mind OF the student as well as familiariZe him with
commercial techniralitieS and phraseology, including pro
lorna Invoices, Account sales, bills OF exchange, &c.
Practical Communication hour is devoted in teaching
a systematic style of business writing, combining freedom
with a Thorough command OF hand and pen, accuracy and
elegance with ease and ~rapidity, and perfect ~legibility with
Comn:crctaI Law 4nd Political ECONOMICALLY Lee
lures are given or these important topics, as connected
commerce., and practical workings OF trade, embracing the
subject of Partnership, principal and agent, negotiable in
struments, sales, debts, guarantees, etc.; also on the laws
ut wealth, currency, foreign and domestic exchanges, cred
II, profit, interest, inter nationaltrade, &c.
The course can be completed in from eight to twelve
weeks.
Instruction being given individually, applicants can enter
at any time.
a knowledge of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance OF the Principal ena bles him
10 iehder a sistance TO those wishingt TO procure situations
On graduating.
Good board can be obtained in the city at s., so to $3.50
per week.
TERMS:-For partial course, books, $ ationcry, &c, in
siye. 5000 JOHN GUNDRY,
janS'63-iyd Principal.
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REMOVAL.

II q u. BAYHA have removed to ,bs;,
~. CLOS briek buildings, 1877 MARKET Size. ~ 10 ~
TIN N SHEET IRON wAPp
Anu Keep for sac Japan Ware and HoueSos5 Er,L,,
tn%Tas var. ,n aIso Inc latest styles Of Cooking Stow. I "
market prices. Their old customers and Il. &c ne bHa
ally are invited to Call and examine Ihsit spaSNs PIT
description Of articlesin their IEs Promptly pa5. sS1
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WORM SYRUP,

An article founded u,on Scientific Principles, compound.
ed with purely Vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
when taken, and can be giyen'to the most tender infant
with decided benehciaIefect. Where bowel Complaints &
Diarrhoa have made them weak, and ,debintated, tile to-
mic properties OF my Worm Syrup are such that 1t stands
without an equal ia. the estalosne Of medicines, in giving
falliblc remedy Tor those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the as
tonishlng cures performed by this Syrup alter Physicians
have failed, is the best evidence or its superior efficacy
| over all others. ..F- f-EtEE. 1=u grT =
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observation-disclosures then, Parents and all others,
that Hobensack's WORN SYRrP is the only Medicine In
use that will eradicate Worms, with certainty, and will
not disagree with the most delicate stomach. BE careful
that you get the genuine article, and bee that the signature,
u. HoBENsAcK,' is on every bottle. :