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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
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Thousands of Parents who use vermifuge composed
Castor OIL Caomel, Sc, not that while they
appear the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series OF diseases, such salvation
loss of sight, weakness OF limbs, etc.
In column will be found the advertisement
obensacks Medicines to which ask the attention Of
directly interested in their well their chill
rens health In Livcrcomplaints and all disorders ar
sing those OF bilious type, should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
m-.Be not dsceired," but ask for Hobensaek's Worm
Syrup Liver Pills. observe thaeach has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK. none
else are genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

IRA day or two since, an extensive ieweler on
Washington street, Boston, was visited by lady,
who had long been one of his best customers, &C.
conpanied by another lady, whom she introduced
as cousin from the country, anxious to make pur-
chases Some time was spent in examining goods,
when the storekeeper CHANGED TO see the cousin
clap gold brooch. valued ats4o, tito her mouth.
His first impulse to charge her with the theft.
and recover the brooch. moments reflection,
however, convinced him that should he pursue
this course, his customer, who was very profta-
BILE one, would be so annoyed and ashamed, that
she would never enter tie store. He said not a
word, and allowed the country cousin TO depart
with the brooch, amusing himself for time by
conversing with her, obliging her to move the pin
about in her mouth to escape detection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

r4Tbe DavtOn Gazette, in commenting on the
4sIesanbic dispatch about the anticipated duel at
San Francisco between Senator GwIN and Repre-
sentative McCoRkLE Formerly of Dayton,) says;
AIT strikes us as a little strange tfat McCohkLE
should have taken the initiative in an affair OF
honor; not that question his pluck, but because
he is good hearted, impulsive man, who would
be very apt to knock fellow down for an insult,
but would be the first to pick him up and send for
doctor. a duel implies del:beration."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

GJSomehody very properly says that no man is
a gentleman, who, without provocation, would
treat with incivility the humblest of his species
1t is vulgarrty for which no accomplishments or
dress can ever atone. Show me the man who de-
sire> to make every one happy around him, and
whose greatest solictude is never to give. just
cause of offence to any one. and will show you a
gentleman by nature and practice-although he
may never have worn suit of broadcloth. or ever
have heard of lexicon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE SO. 1858.
mAnatrertisement is published in another col

TAn advertisement is published in another col
rmn in relation to controversy in which we have
declined, and still decline to take any part. In
pubiishing such matters only as advertisements, we
adopt the course of the best and most judicious
secular papers in the country, whose province, like
ours, is neither to teach religion nor TO array one
religious denomination against an other in angry
and dangerous strife. We think it much to be re-
eretted that in country like this, where such per-
feet freedom of religious opinion is guaranteed by
the laws to all, that such useless controversies
should arise, and as lover of law, order and pro-
pretty, we trust that all such controversy IN this
community will speedily terminate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30


Bar IRoN.-Messrs. Davis & Co., Cincinnati,
have erected furnace, forge and rolling mill all in
the same room, and are now making the Lest quail
ity OF bar iron directly from the ore, and with COM
mon bituminous coal. The arrangement appears
to be ample and excellent, and the price of iron
must be materially reduced by its adoption. The
metal as it is melted in the furnace is drawn off in
the liquid state to the pudding oven, where it is
balled and put under the trip hammer. After be-
ing sufficiently hammered into blooms it is again
heated and put throa gh the rolling mill. All these
operations are cheapened by the new arrangement,
so that the cost is but tring compared with the old
process. Mr.. CTsT, of Cincinnati speaks of its ad-
vantages as follows:
The cheapneSs with which the iron is made, the
cost estimated at but S22 to S23, where the ole
and coal is near at hand-the use exclusively OF
the common bituminous coal-the uniform good
quality of the iron-and, compared with blast
furnace, costing, say $4,000, which usually pro-
duces nine tons pig iron, worth say $40 per tun,
the daily products would be $780, the same invest
ment. say $4,000, will build twenty of these fu1-
races, allowing 600 for machinery, houses, &C.,
which twenty furnaces, at the poorest yield ever
yet made, will produce 40 tons blooms daily, worth
at the least, $50 per ton when pig iron is worth
$50. making 81, 400 daily product from $4,000
investment, against 1910 product at blast furnace
and the comparative cost of labor, nothing COM
pared with increased product. The works are all
contained in building 80 by SO feet, and the esti-
mated room required for twenty furnaces and ne
cessary machinery, is single shed lao feet long by
90 wide.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
wool Items.

rba wool market is nearly over. A large
amount has beensbrought to this markess ana tne
farmers have realized much high rates than last
year Wool began TO come IN on the 18th oil May.
ant little has come in this week, and but few con-
tracts vet remain to be fulfilled.
The lowest price paid was 40 cents, the highest
81. This latter was only paid for one iotlSt SUI
perior quality, done up in the very best manner.-
The average price will S5be about Sc cents. All
that was paid above go cents for an extra quail
ity 60 being the highest ruling price.--Aiassition
Ne,ps.
The Wool MARKEr.--The most difficult com
mercial report we ever attempted to make, has
been the wool market of this season. No report
that we have yet made has given satifaction TO
both buyer aud seller. We were always too high
or too low for or the other, and abuse was all
the credit we got for our pains.
Within the last three weeks, over a million
pounds of WOO; have changed hands in this city at
prices ranging from 4s to 81 cents Small lois Oh :
extra quality have gone higher, but we SPEAK OF
the great bulk of wool sold.-Cteoetana foFest
City.
wooL.-Since our last issue, most of the wool
theu sold in this county has bought at from 90 to
60 cents. Some extra clips have ben sold con.
| siderably higher. Mr.. John McFadden sold at 10
cents; George Holmes and John Singer at 40 cents
| and several others, we presume obtained -Ees
than 60 cents for their clips. Samuel LaYcrease
/ visit to Harrison had tendency rather g held on
10 their wool for day or two are than they
! from one 10 two cents poundsit here.-C1dis
could have obtained PRIOR to j.
j (O.) Republican. <heard, of no particular
i Since our last, we Lbme has been brought to
sales of wool, thoua hold on for the top of the
town. Growers believe is for the finest, say 20
market, which pound, all Weilsbrg
i to IS cent"
Heratd1:s-Supplies ofthe new clip are beginning
i VIE forward from the west, and the bulk oft
tan New Jesy and the adjoining counties has al
9eady been received. There is moderate inquiry
for manufacturing, and prices are unchanged
which we notice 1900 pounds superior extra at
5oa62c, cash; 10000 ponds medium Jersey at
SIC, mos; 5000 pounds and blood at SOC, 6
SC, 900 pounds Merino pulled soc, 6 mos; 10000
pounds common fleece and tub 4Sc, cash; $4,000
pounds No 44a46c; 5000 pounds Western pull
ed at 40a44c, cash and on time; $4,000 pounds
in small Iots at our quotations Com. List.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

ENLARGEMENT OF THE CArrro1.-The New York
HERALD states the committee appointed by Congress
10 supeIintend The enlargement of the Capitol,
have been in that city, stopping at the Metropoli
tan Hotel. They have visited Metropolitan Hall,
Niblo's Saloon and Concert Room, as well as sew
erqI chu:ches and public buildings for the purpose
OF nscer'ainins the acoustic merits, and viewing
the architectural beauties of each, to enable
them 10 attain the greatest perfection in the con-
sttuction of the New Congress Hall now building
in Washington. The committe consists of Pro-
fessor ~. d. Bache, United States Coast Survey;
Professo: ]. Henry President of the Smithsonian In
stitultOn, and Captain Meiffs. United States engi
neer.
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nwives in California may and do transact
business in their own name and on their own ac-
count, free from the constrant, dctaton and debts
of their husbands, amendable 10 the laws in the
same manner, and having all the privileges OF
business men. The married woman is obliged to
swear that, of the original capital invested in her
said business, not more than $4,000 was furnished
by her husband. She is also responsible for the
maintenance of her children. II
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BARNUM'S HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD r..,..
THE undersigned late proprietor OF the Hn,ee ~ b,
Hotel, takes pleasure in informing The p9ohC n
leased the above Hotel The building has ~ M.
thorough cleansing from bottom to top IS now of N
order for the reception and genteel vii
be spared make this establishment one among LEE ~
Hotels. Tvro
DoRE w. EvIKs-it will be conducted under tbs h i,,
w. Evans Son. The old patrons OF the Vnss ,t.J 10
and the public in general, are respectfully !sIs
continue their support to this house, terms moUe
G-Enquire for .Banum's Hotel ,y EVANS.
Ina1Q-ff :. - u - ". -
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u'The Springfield Republican states that very
Large lat-headed adder was killed near Palmer
Massachusetts, few days since. This is one of
the most venomous, as well as the ugliest of all
the reptiles found in North America. Any gen.
tleman of inqu:ring mind, who has doubts as to
the Kissing of snakes, can have his doubts solved
by waking up fat-headed adder. The most dis
satisfied frequenter of a theatre, or Bremen
goose, cannot beat that species of snake in his
sing, when the animal is under the influence OF
rage or terror.
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UNION HOTEL,

GEORG ETONNI d. Q.
THIS large and convenient house, ha wing been
ty repaired, and Iefitted with entirely new iaMIis
handsome and comfortable style, is now open of lee "
commodation OF guests. ,,,I
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the Puols
those who favor him with their company may oe In.
of hospiable reception, the best fare tnd snn
and attentions will make his ouse compare
with the best kept kotes in The District or
Omnibus es constantly pass 10 and from the UaP'S'
runnlng @nul eleven o,eOek al NJ FITzuuGH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

uThe Boston Herald gives the confesbeen
dealer in the ardent Of that city, w|fenown-
sending off varieties down east slpeked kegs of
ed Maine law passed. He b<fem in and filled
liquor in molasses casks, backed them in sugar
up with molasses; heIh sugar; he has packed
boxes, filled aroypd around with water, he has
them in oil casJSponge saturated with oil over
placed pie<1vered it with piece of tin, SO
The bu,,f6e cask is solled over little oil will
that>kzed, thus deceiving the most knowing; he
Ifacket them in cheese casks, hole in the
dead through which cheese-white oak-was
visible. suchis the ingenuity of tradr--thus does
necessity stimulate invention.
The fact is though Captain Whisky is bound 10
60 down, it is very hard to head him.
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Bio LIBEL suir.-Geo. Smith & Co.. proprictors
of the Atlanta Bank, institution lately started
in Georgia, have commenced two suits against w.
E. Cramer, editor and proprietor of the Daily Wis
consin, Milwaukee, for alleged libel upon said
banking concern. The damages are laid at $780,
600. Crsmer facet;ously announces the fact in a
column with black rules.
INTERESTING TO MoTHERs.-A DR.. Mershon is
exhibiting nSt. Louis the model of seLf-roeking
cradle, which the st. Louis Democrat says Crooks
itself without any other aid than its own internal
motive powers, and as long as may be wished"
sTA prize of $500 has been offered by the mer-
chants of New Orleans to the master of the vessel
that between the 18th of June, 1858. and the same
date 1864, shall make the quickest run from the
mouth OF the Mississippi 10 Liverpool.
pThe Paid Fire Department in Cincinnati is
said to work most admirably, The reward for la
Dor at the fires is, we believe, 12a cents an hour
and premium TO the first four men who reach the
confagration.
D-A Cincinnati policeman the other day arrest
ed chap for passing counterfeit money. The
arrest was male on one of the ferry boats. Soon
afler the fellow jumped overheard and swan TO
the opposite Shore
uThe sentence of Thomas Neary, who was
convicted of the murder of. his wife, and was to
have been executed Friday last, has been, commit
ted by the Governor Of New York to confinement
to the Slate Prison during his neturallife.
pA negro man Died in New; Yorklast week
from ealing strawberries: Awager had been laid
that he could not eat ten baskets fun. He accom-
plished the feat, won the wageE, and died almost
Immediately after. 5s45a =. go
BThe London wits speak of stafford House,
where Mrs. Stowe had her leyee. MS aunt Har-
riet,s Cabin, 81 3 - - 81
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EThe following gem is nom Tennyson.
LADY CLARA WERE DE WE'RE.


Lady Clara We're de We're,
or me you shall not win renosyn;
You thought to break a county heart,
For pastime ere you went TO town,
at me you smiled, but unbegutleu,
| saw the snare, and retired;
The daughter of a'hnndreas haI;s,
You are not oae to be desired.
Lady Clara We're de We're,
/ know you're proud 10 bear your name,
Your pride IL yet no mate lor mine,
Too proud to care from whence came,
Nor would i break for your .s sw sss rn sake'
a heart that dotes on truer charms'
A simple maiden in her flower,
Is worth hundred coats oil arms.
=. Lady Clara We're de rere,5 y
! Z Some meeker pupil you must lind. 2
For were you queen oil all that -,
VIC oo0ia no, Z, s5S saSs e s sS e
And my disdain Is my Yates y s
The lion on your old STD Than 1.
is not more cold TO
Lady Clara Vsge memories in my head,
You put Sur branching lines have blown
Not thriSeIeid young Laurence dead,
Sinssweet eyes, your low replies;
= ysfeat enchantress you may boz ,fsf4e
IT there was that across his throat
Which you had hardly cared 10 see. ,e
Lady Clara We're do We're, ..sg ~ -5e.si
When thus he met his mother's view, ~ Il
She had the passions Of her kind,
She spake some certain truths of you
Indeed, heard one bitter word 7fir H5f
That scarce is fit for you to hear;
Her manEers had not TINT quick repose
Which stamps the castle We're dc Verc.
Lady Clara We're do We're,
I here stands spectre in your half
The guilt or blood is at your doori
You changed wholesome heart to gall.
You held your course without remorse,
j ~ To make him trust his modest worth,
And, last, you fixed vacant stare,
And slew him with your noble birth.
Trust me, Clara We're de We're,
From yon blue heavens above US bent
The grand old gardener aud his wife
Smile at the claims of long descent.
HOVER II be, IL seems TO me,
IT'S only noble TO be good,
Kind hearts are more then coronets, ~
And simple faitlI than Mormon blood.
know you. Clara We're de We're:
You pine among your hills and towers,
The langud light OF your proud eyes,
Is I'VE ified OF the rolling hours.
Inglowng health, with boundless wealth,
but siokeiling of a vague disease,
You know SO ill 10 deal with time,
You reeds must play sucl pranks asthese.
Clara, Clara We're de Vere,s 50
IfTlme be heavy on your hands,
Arc there no beggars at your, gate,
Nor any poor about your lands?
OF teach Tho oTphan.boy TO read,
Or teach the orphan girl to sew,
Pray Heaven Tor a human heart,
And let the foolish yeoman go.
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1.-THE Hessian Fly is supposed TO have been
brought from Germany, in straw employed in the
debarkntion of Howe's troops, on Long Island, in
1916. The insect spread in various directions, at
the rate of 20 OF 80 miles year. and the wheat of
the entire region cas-: of the Aneghnnies is now
more OF less infected with the larvae, as well as in
large portions of the States bordering the Ohio
and Mississippi, and on The Great Lakes
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BANK OF rnr UNlTED SrArEs.-The Philadelphia
papers state that The report of Messrs. Campbell,
Page and olmstead. auditors appointed TO settle
all accounts of the trustees of the Bank of the
United States. has been confirmed and distribution
ordered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

- GRApE vlNEs-A hint to be remembered.-The
grape is great feeder. Many persons wonder
why their vines do MT bear. 1t is simply because
they are not fed Givethem an immense top dres-
sing of stable manure, spreading all the ground
where the roots run, remembering that they run to
great distance. Then prune closely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30

Lrox,s KArunaos-Ths invaluab article, for eradi-
eating DanlruG curling, identifying and preserving the
hair said BY all TO be the best discovered: We
think ladies would all try 1t, certainly Price
90 ccnts large bottles. Advertised In another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-30
New Boots and Shoes.

Wm. Bole, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
rs opening the first lot OF Geutlemen's fashion at
j. Shoes, New York style, and sum er sI.>k o. boT.
and Shoes, which embraces every styiC dqUahtIn
shoe trade for ladies' misses and childICus Gents
boys and youths boots and shoes. To designate tie Ta
ETY. would be too lengthy for an advertisement: A.,
u This stock is eXclusi vey New York and FhAGePAI
make the latest style and best stock and
both cities 1t is warranted and uaantied both ~
keTs and tho undersigned Particular attention Is
the article ofladies travelling boots. WV. hoLh-
ant0O
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WHEArIx MICHIGAN AND rlE NoRrawEsr.-A
gentleman who has Travelled much informs the De-
rEoit Advertiser thai the wheat crop of that State
aud the Northwest Is the mostlnxuriant he ever
1t is earlier than usual The farmers are
preparing 10 sow largely increased amount the
coming fall.
Hp Dispatches from Pittsburgh announce break
on Mondayat the Freerort Aqueduct of the Penn
sylvania canal, which will take atleast two weeks
to repair.
ns-Norman o. Fenton. son of Mr.. Aaron Fenton,
now Of Baltimore. but formerly of Washington,
Pa, died on ths lst inst, while on visit TO San
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Wafer Works.

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
INHE Committee Water Works will meet at the City
Clerks Office on Saturday next, I'd July at O'Clock,
p NJ. Persons In for water rent will them
selves trouble ard costs by attending longer indu
jeso 80" JAMES TANNER, Chm.
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EIECTInN NnTIGE

ELECTION NOTICE.
THERE will bes meeting OF the stockholders of the
Manufacturers and farmers Bank of Wheeling, the
banking House. Wednesday, the 18th day July next
betweel hours of and clock, p NJ, for the
OF clecng nine Directors for said Institution,
xcrye the ensuing car. By order OF the Board,
je30 ]. r. DlCKEY, Cashier.
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oh dearI this hot Weather
LIVERY body feels that Summer has with ia rsn
1.lal ygo Summer Hats and StfawberIies have made
their appearance AID in has new lot or
LANES, Ribbons, Silk Mits, Fars w. d. MOTT g.
BROS and crowds going TO Duy them, they are
selling At a sacrth nee Junef7
Furniturei No p do lsupeli oTf5
Leather dol Coach do; Japan dot IRON do For sale
at eastern pricea by IJune 81 II H. LOGAN q CO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For Ifaifimore, Wa.hingt on. PhiIndeIphia


sssss2l.sassg.g 5 49,
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Something worth seeingl
A. M. ADAMS,

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-
III pared to accommodate my customers than ever be
FORE low prices will astonish the nafiyes
Come ON and try me Remainder thai my place is on
useless for to undertake to my stock til
variety IL SO great. jt20 A. NJ. ADAMS
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= RaI6er 7SsayaEzi-Greni IExcifen, an 4

Father ssnvazzi-Gsrent Exeitem ent.
TIL Subscriber the greatest pleasure In inform.
the public that he has last in
most portable, easy safety Gigs with falling ton
for children before invented They be and
purchased together with every other variety willow
work, including Wagons, Chairs, large small Cribs
and baskets OF every description too hume to
sse 159, Market Square, 2 doors from Union 81
Baskets made to order or any shape form, also
old ones neatly Repaired - - %
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Look at Thisl

LLthose who are DESTROYS OF preserving the memoir,
IA OF themselves and and friends, do so, most eec
tuaiiy, by calling without delay L. Tarbels Daguer
reoype Rooms the OF Main and Bddle streets
lures which be obtained with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city,
l.. -TARBELL, Daguer reotypist,
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets, So
Centre Nheeling
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(O.) hepuoHcdn. heard of no particular
Since our last, we; lbme has been brought to
sales of wool, thou9 hold on for the top of the
town. Growers believe is for the finest, say 10
market, which pound, all round.-We ilsburg
to rs cent =
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BANK NOTICE.
THE Ma nulacurers and Farmers Bank will be closed
on Monday, the 9TH OF July next. Notes falling due on
that day, will require attention Saturday, the 2d.
je30 ). r. DICKEY, Cashier.
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Parkersburgh Mineral Wells.


THE undersigned, Propretors respectfully announce
wateringp place. hitherto known as
vista ss Or ells
year have to the proper
x, ~ me WSy OF b9ildings sleeping apartments &cso
VIII he enabled to entertain large number OF
Win more comfort than heretofore The SubscI
Dets aeem unnecessary to medicinal prom
OF inc water In these wels are already
.t andh SO highly appreciated by the public
heI commentator would be supeIfluous Let II
snnce in of dropsy and other ala
us slsng from disordered conditions liver
inc FaTkeysblzgk Mineral Wells unrivalled,
% enosl countless witnesses will testify ht.
e and by these waters Arrange.
VIII be ma for the speedy comfortable transit
and baggage between the Town and Wells.
Z nc ieIe shall DO good and charges moderate
Wood County. Va, June 1sse@jSne1s sem. :
MISSES HATS, &c.
usd recei we'd hats very prttyj also,
thread Illusions, white and eoloted Thlles
- ~, - 8 HEISKELLl & Co
~ GOODS and would invite buyers give call
leSsa 5fAli II Il 80.