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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-28
J. w. Robb, lH ffs III
Oh. ir IInuufactHrer, md Dealer in Fnrnt

j. w. ,Robb,
Oh. fr Manufacturers, md Dealer 1u Furnl'
~ -f-' IIIPe, .Hs.3t 81
II AS always hand, at his old established stand,
Ilfs d No. 114 Aafm ST., Rheeling, pd., - .
and workmanship. lie would invite those who may wish
to purchase call aud examine his stock OF Cabinet Fur
Ditrc which has been selected by him, expressly for TINS
market 1t consists OF sofas bureaus, slrg seat
wall and work stand, wlat-nos, hedsteads oi every
varety cribs Ottomans, lounges, c1rd dining anti Tea
fasttables, &C., all OF which will be sold at the lowest
rates. u .ss5.. -tI! .s.t,t Ii ...-,...
j. w. r. believes that experience OF many years III
the business, viii enable hfmto give entire sahsacton
to all who may honor him with call. marls
New Watch and ,Jewelry Store.
ROgm, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
TTIR subscriber would cal tile attention OF tile public lu
his we'll selected stock OF Watches clocks, jeweiry1
silver and fancy goods, which he Is now openllg
His stock composed in part of gold aud silver watches
keys, g.aTds aud Chains.
Every Lescriptomof gotdiewelry; stGa
Gold, silver silver plated and common spcct2ces
Pure svc- table, tea. dessert, sugari mustard anu sa
spoons, aud butter knvesi
Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter knives
etc. etc. r.' ta-- ~ .''.a,-4 e-Itl.
Port mounacs, pocket cutlery, scissors
Way FINE raZors strops, shaving cream, ETC.;
Pcrfunery combs, brushes and great variety ot ahcl
goods;
and Jewell y. and engraving handsomely DONE
: A share OF pat oiage Is fully solicited
ap0-dtT s, y. r. bhO ~
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NEGRO SrAMrEDE.-Four negroes took a
French leave of their master, jackson Nc.
Claim, from his plantation in Henderson Co.,
ky.' six miles above Evansville on Saturday
night last. They dressed themselves BY per.
mission to attend frolic couple of miles
from home, but did not 60 there, and are sup.
posed to have made right off from the start.
Subsequent discoveries show that they had
contemplated leaving for several days prsvi-
Gus. They were said to be worth at least
$1,000 dollars each.
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OEMr. Scriber's large frame building on
First Street, near Division, from its unique
appearance is an invariable object of curiosity
to strangers. 1t has been standing in an un-
finished state for some time. We should
like to see it finished, and put to some practi.
cal use. Houses are in demand, and we
should think that house would excite terrible
demand. We presume Mr.. s. intended it
for either foundry or dwelling. He owes an
explanation to the public.
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.sFra,l,y, thv anne 10 woman


Shakespeare is the author os that sentiment
nent, not us.-we expressly disclaim all res
possibility for the malicious old rascal who
coined it. But we can't help thinking that
two young ladies' in Allegheny City, oPpo-
site Pit'sburg. have lately been trying to de-
monstrate that the Bard was pretty nearly
right. The Post says they met in the public
street, when out promenading,' and--but let
the Post tell it,
One OF the ladies-so the story'runs-fan.
cied herself secure in the affections of nice
young man, when'the other stepped in, aud
either BY the force of superior charms, or
by the frailty'of the male bped, succeeded
in bringing him to- her feet. Mics A. could
not stand it; it was to much for flesh and
blood to bear. Yesterday'th two ladies met
and Miss A. commenced an attack on Miss
b. and such was the bitterness existing be.
ken, and that strange too, considering they
were women; but at it they went. First
the bonnets were torn off; then shawls and
handkerchiefs followed; the dresses came
next, and then-no matter what; but in a
few minutes, the two young ladies were
standing within ring which had been form.
ed, perfectly denuded of their clothing with
the exception of shoes and stockings. But
such was the bitterness of feeling existing
that the fight would have continued, had no,
a relative of one of the combatants succeed.
ded in dragging and pushing the ladies into
house, where they were pacified.
Shakspear, thou Ieasonest well
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r.k,nxs the PAPERS.

A "welf off, friend, who we venture to say
will rank with the most intelligent of our city
friends, remarked in the course of converse.
ton yesterday thai. when he landedin Evans.
Vile good many years ago, he had CAPT.
tai of one hundred and fifty dollars: He inn
mediately sent, of this sum to the publishers Of
four leading periodicals, years subscription
to each, and ever since has been continual
subscriber to about that many papers or mag
azines, besides the Evansville Journal. Does
any man who knows the value Of knowledge
suppose for moment he regrets this heavy
expediture and even at times when be could
but lily afford it! He has grown comparative
ly wealthy, and that by hard labor, yet he
has found plenty of time to read. More than
this. his children are readers as are the chill
dren of almost every man who places books
and papers in their way when young. He is
bringing up an educated family, who will
prove an ornament to society.
But this man has neighbors who have
grown up children, yet never took paper In
their lives. One Of these neighbors is ac-
tually Township Trustee. and has great
educational and other interests in his hands,
yet he never subscribed to newspaper in
his life and his children are growing up with
out the advantage Of cducation, or even trivi
al knowledge of what is going on in the grea.
stirring world around them. No man has the
right in this country where newspaper
knowledge, the most really praticaI of all
knowledge, is so cheap, to bring up his chill
dren in such ignorance. II he do not think
Of his own personal interests in this connec-
ton, he should be man enough not to entail
the terrible misfortune of ignorance on his
own flesh and blood. We have simply men.
toned the case of our friend, 70 point cut its
opposite. May our few words strike home in
certain quarters,
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The BIGGEST YEr!-Our friend Mr.. Wood.
ward, who occupies the fine farm formerly
owned BY Mr.. F. Linck, Jr., brough, us yes
terday lot ofvery fine apples. One of these
Is the largest of the season, that zoe have seen,
and they were brought in afer friend Lock-
woods. Mr.. l.. says he has plenty of tn csc
big apples, about one hundred bushels of
peaches, besides watermelons, &C., in album
dance. We hope he don't feel like envyinp
any body who lives in town,
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10 Mr.. Carpenters splen lib four story
brick, at the corner of Vine and First Streets
will be an ornament, and one much needed,
to that portion of the city. 1t is rapidly ap-
preaching its completion. Mr.. Geo. Bates
has also nearly completed his fine three sto-
ry building, on Vine Street, just below tn e
other house These improvements will do
considerable towards drawing business down
town, or so it is anticipated.
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TREES DESTROYED N GAa.-In Salem,
Lynn Portsmouth, Newbuyport and other
cities where gas has recently been in
troduced, it 10 said that valuable ornamental
trees have been destroyed by the leakage of
gas pipes. By the escape of gas from broken
pipes, it has been found that all trees within
fifty feet Of the leakage have been killed.
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o. c. Neave, Esq, the tourist in Italy,
corresponding with the Cincinnati Gazette.
says the most effective way to repel an
Italian beggar is to talk English to him. and
refuse to understand any other language.
They can't stand the vernacular. He has
tried ton single beggars and on groups OF
from five to fifty, and never knew toit fail.
1t well enough for travellers to remember
this.
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0ARDNER,S
MAGIC W0TN1 HEALER.

ITTNHE Magic Wound healer is certain cure foi all
II kinds Of wounds Man OF Beast. especially Fnsh
cuts. which readily heals while allays Inflammation
Gardner's Magic Wound Healer is cd for all kinds
of wounds Bruises, Washes and SpIains the bite asd
sting Of insects. chapped hands and face nipples
infamed eye lids ana all external injuries.
For Sores the backs Of Horses and all infamed
parts caused by the rubbing chatting Of harness. Gard
ncrs Magic Wound Healer Is a CERTAN Cure.
The Magic Wound Healer will prove equally "a bepe
fetal cattle IL does horses and in for all
EXTERNAL INJURIES whether on MAN or Beast
GARDENERS Magic WOUND HEALER is the best APP
plcatiop that can be applied.
Bruises and Washes he hand or ofthe fingers
or toes caused by being struck with being
mashed or jammed in any way. easily and speedily
cured BY the use Of GARDfNER'S MAGIC WOUND
HEALER.
COMMISSIONS anf Larcerations ofany kind arc more
easily ard quickly cured by GARDNER'S Magic Wound
Healer han BY any other remedy,
Fresf cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer wiz
not inhame or become sore. Sold by ....s
wOOLSEY & LINCK,
aug3 lwddlmw Wholesale Druggists.
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10 The Car OF Russia has ordered eight
blocks Of Vermont marble, weighing six tons
each. There are designed for the erection
of monument to Kieffieur, who is supposed
to have been he originator of the movement
for the firing of Moscow, on the advance o:
the French army.
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JAMES Low & CO.

4l7 aAts STREET. LorIsvfL.r. KY.
A HE now receiving their fall stock Of Foreign ana
a Domestic Dry Goods, to which they invite the stteu.
ton OF merchants coming 10 This market TO make their
purchases We are importing direct from Europe the
principle part OF our foreign goods and and it ss
tAem on as good terms. as the same articles ran DO
bought In any market In America. Our stock of Amer.
can Prints will continue to sell exact cost from
the Agents 10 the Eastern cities for cash in par fund.-
Our purchases are made exclusively for cash and n
such prices will enable p,rY coMpnr.1tox yror
Ii IossERs buying their goods the usuai time and
II Is our determination not to be undersold this
market In this county. auge ddwu
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MORE TROUBLE IN THE WIGwAM.-We
see it stated that Major A. ]. Donelson, a
connection of General Jackson, and who
was dismissed from the editorial control of the
Washington Union, to start new paper
in Nashville. n is to be Democratic, bu, op.
posed to the administration of Presiden,
Pierce. OtherPapers are springing up in
Washington and other places, and the "pow.
ers that be" will have warm time of it be.
fore their days, now numbered" shall be
ended.
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NEW BOOKSy
r Asst Leaf Sunny Side;
IL Christian Perfect
Halls Books or Legion's of the West:
Attorney;
One Year Wedlock:
Tales Of the Countess DArbonville;
The Australian Captive and the Gold Legends:
Bankers Almanac;
Louis I7th-Prsmatics;
New Orleans Sketch Book &C., received this day BY
augl0 RATHBONE e. WHEELER.
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Still ASTONISHING THEM.-Mr. Hobbs, the
celebration American lock.pcker,has achiev-
ed another triumph in London. In three
minutes he picked the premium lock which
had been awarded prize of ten pounds from
the Society of Arts-Mr. Chubbs, the cele-
brated locksmith. presiding. Hobbs opened
it in the presence of the Society with a
needle and thin strip of steel.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giving to the members OF the
IN Cumberland Presbyterian Congregation OF Van
derburpb county that an election viii be held at the
house OF Worship OF said Congregation in Mechanics
ve on Saturday at o'clock p NJ. August 18th, ies3
the purpose Of elecng not less than three nor
than ave trustees for said Congregation TO serve a. such
until their successors are elected
A proposition will also be made At said meeting. 70
adopt the following the corporate name Of sasd Con
rregation 20 Wit The New Salem Congregation OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
augItd By order Of the acting Trustees
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Orr FOR OREsox.-Our excellent fellow .
citizen, Robt. w. Dunbar, for years past
Treasurer of this County, left yesterday after
noon with his son, for Oregon, taking the
steamer Saml. Gaty as far as Louisville
We shook dirty white handkerchief at Bob
wit b regret, especially as he didn't appear
to see it. He has left his home of many
years, 10 make home in far distant land.
Many warm friends has he left behind, with
whom we unite in the heartiest wishes for
his success. What we have lost, Oregon
has gained, and if she don't take good care
of Bob, Evansville with hold her responsible.
Mr.. Dunbar was appointed Surveyor of the
port of Milwaukee some months ago. He
will make good officer, aud we hope he may
soon be promoted.
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aud Mechanical Fair In
Kentucky

ARRtCUIvuRAu
Kentucky.
The Farmers, Mechanics, and the leading
business citizens general ly, lhave organized
themselves into body under the name of
the "South- Western Agricultural and Me.
chan ical Association" for the purpose Of adj
vancing the various branches Of the "Indus-
trial Arts" by the associated effort and inter.
change of sentiment concerning the different
interests and avocations, in which the citizens
of Kentucky and the contiguous portions of
other States are engaged. This association
has purch ased extensive grounds near the
city of Louisv lille, on which they will
hold their first Annual Fair, commencing on
Tuesday the 18th day of October, and
continuing for FIVE successive days. One
new and magnanimous feature in this, over
any other State Association Of siml ar
character, consists in throwing open their
doors to the competition Of any or all
the States Of the Union, and their public an.
nouncement ."that no geographical lines
snail limit o ur decisions"
The premiums offered under every head'are
remarkably liberal. The auction sales a I
the close of the exh. bition will be of great
convenience to those who bring stock and
other bulky articles great distance, and
would rather sell them at reason able price
than retain them, subject to the expense OF
back transportation. These sales will be
equally advantageous for purchasing improved
articles of Stock Agricultural or Mechanics
implements. Exhibitions of this kind in the
older States, have been attended with the
most gratifying results. And we can see no
good reason why Louisville. from the eligi-
biity of her position, should not become the
great nucleus Of Agricultural and Mechanical
industry in the Southwest.
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FLOWERS WILL GROW WHERE
TGIE WAITE as Run

fthe cuticle OF the scalp kept healthy, ana inc
rate at the roota hrSeh the skin dermit 81 the
head strong and vigorous head Of hair ranno. fail to
be tho result. The operation OF Lyons na.nanS. =
N. tural World. prepared OF only
will produce this effect Hence the most
have tried and been benefited by its the secret
OF its ssa Tha Appearances given to the hair
h truly beautiful and pleasing. Sold oy All dealers,
everywhere, at IS cents, in large bottles.
u. Barnes, Proprietor, l6s brosd"s!' Ne l.
jy30-3w
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"A slight rain yesterday afternoon with
an accompanying breeze, cooled the atmos-
phere little.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nkDERED that the .wners Of lots Nos. .6 & SO Upper
~ Enlargement and No 22l Donation Enlargement,
Ill up said lots with as to with the
city grade under the directions of the City Engineer, on
or before the LIST day OF September next and in default
thereof; the City Marshal is directedto perform said
work and the costs and expenses will and
collected by sale OF said lots much may be
ceSsary 10 satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common Council
auglI'1 GEO. H. TODD, City Clerk.
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GIVE saw two dollar bill yesterday of
the Mt. Vernon Ond.) Insurance Co. There
is no such institution with banking privileges,
and of course these bills are worthless. Don't
take them.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

A reduced prices, are now taken by q. w DANES
"a North side OF First Street between Main and syca
more over ID. s. Anderson's Tailor Store. Persona
wishing procure good and Substantial Likeness
If themselves families, or friends: would DO well to
call on Mr. Danes as he is old and well experienced
artist of Cincinnati other places and 10 furnished
with superior apparatus; he will not fail 10 give enrre
satisfaction. -
INSTRUCTIONS given in the reasonable terms by
aug3-dSwu e. w. DANES.
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NELSON BROWN q CO.

nEALERS aud importers In Law, Medical, School.
L. Miscellaneous and Blank Books. Also a general
assortment OF Fancy Stationery. We Offer our goods
either Wholesale or Retail, lower than they can BE-
bought west Of the mountains.
Law and Medical Students and country merchants
would do well tn give US call. Harper and Putnam
each fifteen cents Wholesale Retail. All orders
promptly attended too. "
No. le6 corner Of Main and Fourth sts
aug9 lmd&w Louisville, KY
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Cin/innati to Hamilton 60. Gin. to Springfield 900
Vor all Information and through tickets, apply at the
Office Southeast of Broadway and Fro Mt St.
tie Depot, Cincinnati. "
W. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
P.w. SrRADER. Geur Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
aug IL 6md&w
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GIVE apologize for the length of our lead
er this N oruing, and will endeavor not to of.
fend SO extensively again.
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GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER.
WE would call the attention to the statement OF Mr.
Azariah Dos, in relation to Gardeners Magic Wound
Healer. 1t will be BY his statement that he received
very injury and wac cured In very short ume
Such evidence from well known tnrousnou' inc
country, shows concusvely that Gardeners WOUND
Healer is the greatest healing remedy known.
aug9 Iwd6lmw
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TFDR. O'HALSTED's PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsia. Indigestion Biousness. and every disease
the tomach.
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1.-THE Magic Wound Healer is a certain cure Tor all
kinds Of wounds on Man beast especially fresh cuts
which 1t readily heals while sllays inflammation. nee
advertisements this days paper. augfo&wim'
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PECIAL NOTICE S
JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

THE proprietor Of the Journal is happy to inform Its
patrons he has secured the services OF Mr.. WN. A.
SMITH, Of New Orleans Of the best Jsb Printers In
the West who will connection with the present excel
lent Job Printer take charge Of the Journal JOB ONCE.
With the aid of such printers, good material &C., we
hope not only give excellent satisfaction In work. ou'
be more prompt than formerly in its execution. JOB
Powss PREss latest invention 10 daily expected and
will enable US to afford work cheaper than the
present Orders from distance promptly execu'
ted, and work delivered without delay.
We havenow on way large quantity Of Letter, Cap
Commercial and other papers, which We would call
the attention of those wanting letter work" done
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W. w. COCKRUM q CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND
Pa ODUCC.

No. g. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
PARTICULAR attention paid to buying Cotton to an
orders. We will make cash advances ON CONSl0N.
MENTS for any amount.
JAIME. W ". cocsrum, Princeton. Ia
Ferguson sa Men 8. Shelton. Mspphas-
smith Shotweli. Louisville. Ky.
McRae IL Cofman. New Orleans.
Fa:. .S. g 6 Co. Isu'''ls' Philadelphia.
aug46m%
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G ARDNER,S MAGIC Won n ID
III Il A l. ER.

III L l. u Il.
DEAD the following statement Of Mr.. Azeriah Doss,
Doss WELL and favorably known throughout this and
the adjoining counties being connected with the Bairs
vile FIGURING mills, and any person may satisfy them
selves OF the truth Of the statement BY calling on him
and seeing the Cog Wheels spoken Of. Mr. Doss states
that last winter while engaged in wping the dirt from
csstron wheels, 1.-THE wheels at the time being
unship?ed and in rapid moton the that he was using
got caught AMI in an instant his hand was drawn be-
tween the wheels, MASKING and brusing II In the most
awful manner. The space between tho cogs OF the
wheels through which his hand passed being not
than quarter Of an inch. Mr.. Doss Immediately ap
piled Gardner's Magic Wound Healer. and in less than
one hour the pain ceased and by the conr ued
the Magic Wound Healer the hand gradually healed
without becoming nfamed sore, ana In three weeks
time be was able TO use IT,
such te stimony the above shows the superiority of
Gardners Magic Woand Healer over other medicines
In the that fresh wounds treated with GARDENERS
Magic Wound Healer will not inhame or become Sore
Prepared by Jas L. '''"s Wo ood Soy L1Scx.
aug9- lwd&lmw Evansville.
TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES LINE
PY Railroads and Canals running in injection with
ID Steamers and Propellcrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
PRoPRI,ToRs:
a. X. Cobb & Co., Foot of Indiara ST. Buffalo.
a. w. Palmer & Co., l2I, Broad St. New York,
AGENTS:
L. w. Sloan. l2l Broad st. New York.
Scott d Co., Toledo,
Us. Chenoweth e. Co.. Cincinnati
This Is one of the Oldest best established and most
liable lines OF transp ration in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we are authorised TO give
through receipts for egnts to and from the East, at
very low rates. guaranteeing against any ever charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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E0ODIFFERENT styles ofWan Paper ana Border,
Jul open to the inspection OF purchasers at tho
Wall Paper Store Of
aug4 JOHN c. DEvEREx.
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:. suLLivAN.
JOHN HUXLEY & Co.
FORWARDING AND CONFUSION
MBR G II A NT8,
30 TehOupitOuias street,
suge NEW ORLEANS.
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HARPER for August, for sale by
h aug5 RATHBONE & WHEELER.