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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-26

LEeALIzISG Dissection NEW YoRK..-The
bill which has passed the New York Senate 10 le-
gaze tssections, directs the keepers of aims
houses, pententiaries, and other institutions where
inmates are supported at The public expense, to
deliver On application, TO the trustees teachers
of any medical college school, the body of any
person dying in said institutions, provided the body
is not demanded for interment by any relative or
friend, within "a hours alter death. 1t is. how
ever made criminal offence on the part of medi-
cal colleges or schools to remove he body beyond
the limits Of the State, or to use it for any other
purpose but for medical and surgical study. The
bill has not yet passed the House. .lt.gs saEas
----e>------ 'L
cAMrnExE IN Sr1oEs.-An action for damages
was brought i'll the Marine Court in New York, the
other day, on The ground Of injuries done to the
complainant by the explosion of camphene lamp
IN public stage. J udge Thompson, held that,
from the well known danger of camphene, its use
in an omnibus made party liable for damages,
which, in consequence of the said use, may ensue.
Judgment was accordingly rendered in favor OF
plaintiff, for 500, the amount of alleged damage.
AMsRrcANs PRisoN At HAyANa.-The three
American seamen who were incarcerated at the
Moro, at Havana, still in confinement. The
American acting consul visits them frequently;
but nothing has yet been done with regard to them
by the Captain General or the other authorities
They are probably waiting for the action of our
government. a creole gentleman. narLed Rieces,
wt1ois naturaliEed citizen of the United States,
ndswbo lately visited the Havana business, is
also said to be in prison there, for what offence,
not stated. .ssast9 p IL ~
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The Lutte of Zion.

COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. designed for the
IL tile Methodist Episcopal Church; consisting
Of eehose with p,ost Of the old
ners, etc. etc., by J. b. Woodbuy author OF the Duei-
etc. assstedby Rev. II. Mattson, pastor Of Saint
Jon,t Methodist Church, New York; q
sAlso, supply OF Methodist hymn books cantea Lau
dus Christian Minstrel, Hayenis Sacred Nelodeon,
received and sale at the lowest prices b. &c.
- -[t5J = - JOHN II.
sdec30 Z = 4rs :, ,ft = gaff 81 Monroe
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20 rs 80 gHATSI HATS AT COSTS. 5f
ROM this date until the first OF March. will my
stock OF silk Hats cost, preparatory 10 gcttin
supply In the sp ring. No hunbusas will most
J. ians 20 -'s 'f1.os a.. agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-26

CHARAcrERIsrIc SoENE.-We were witness last
evening of most terrible spectacle on Baltimore
street, hear Charles. A young man was passing
along. closely envelopedin one of the huge sEawls
which some OF the broken-down would be FASH
ionabIe are wont to assume, in many cases to hide
the deficiency OF a-decent coat. Atthe spot mem
toned b gust of wind carried the poor spooney' s
shawl away, at the same lime displaYngthe fact,
not only that he had under it, but that the
miserable rag Of shirt, albeit a handsome stand
ing collar, had been unacquainted with the wash
erwoman's skill Tor at least several weeks. Colt
Boomers, and save your clothes.-BaH. Clipper.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Public.

LUJbl6 uU11C'
NHE startling [act iady eaping from the Suspension
IL Bridge into tic river syester,loy, having caused my
name 10 be publicly tuned In the affair in manner We
fy detosatory tony charactef take this method OF sta
ting public that am wronglulIy accused OF being in
anyway esonsibe for tho rash uct r the lady, as was
uIe ho ObIisafius her, by promise otherxice,
pptent aproper inyelt CATION t necessary VIII prove
Wheeling va Jan 9S, fS63 jan26d3ts
WHARF MASTERS NOrlCE.
NOTICE is hereby given hat from and after this 96tn
whatever deposited tho public landings in this city,
within hours ate tie aHdtug OF such freight
will he Ia pRy fee OF tyelty i've cents
nor 9f rycry day sich flesht shall feuain on the
landing. and nt rXpcnScs VI rcnf,vai eiid slorage
Ro SFsIt;fs HAAlil.ToN, s.s.sza-s.
inn2G Wharf Master.
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=. A DREApruL BLowAAwFuL CoNsEauEscEs.-
Yesterday afternoon, while on or way 10 the mail
boat landing, we encountered gust of wind which
we managed TO weathetwithouti damage, but such
was not tie luz X OF another pedestrian ON the
bridge. The wind took his hat of in q twinkling,
and wiihit, terrible TO relate, off went the top of
his head. fWhen1ast seen; he was rscudding under
bare poll ineyident distress and dextIeme dihcul
ty. The wind had sealped him as Completely as
lioit had been done by a Pawnee Indian.--L Lesis-
,eRe Courier. 5'.f Il, 3. sast..ts s5s .5,, I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-26

.TnE LADIES OF ERIE AND THE RAILROAD W4R.-
The ladies of Erie, Pa, who oppose the "our feel
ten inch track" have held a meeting and adopted
the following resoutions: i'ssas12 H
Resolped, That we, ladies of Harbor Greek, fee
deep interest in the affairs Of our city and couns
ty; that we bind ourselves to sustain our husbands
brothers and friends in carrying out the great prin-
ciples for which they coutending viz: our mii.
ncipal rig his against the invasion of Iaroad men,
that we will never yield to the insults that have
been heaped upon US and upon our city and couu-
y by railroad directors and by those'in their. en-
ploy. .slsr1.;4H f.:7srs ~ - it,FTz-.,su
Resoiued, That we heartily bind ourselves to
purchase no article of merchandise from any rner-
chant Yho advocates ".the tour feet ten, inch
track .4a8 s75 sb:!.ii5i i5 : I
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Electiol

GInra zs Election. r-
TNHE members Western Virginia AgTicultuEal So
CITY and Industrial Institute are requested to meet at
my office Main street, doors noTel OF Quincy,
Saturday January 2sth, al O'Clock f. the purpose
clectiug officers ~, a d. ,.--.r- H. BOONE,
janISdawtd Secretary
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.szdE = FOR RENT.ItL9Q
VIE fine story warehouses; recently erected
IL the Forsyth warehouse The paved
wharf, Water street These houses in poInto zize,
Cbeing upwards hundred and forty feet in iiepth)
eiegapcey aud strength of strncture and loc ton Tor
either forwarding and commission. prodnee OF whole
sale grocery business unequaed by any otefs now
for rent in the city The Counting Rooms are large AID
spacious, and located on the second story.
Possession given Immediately. For te ms apply to
ian6 Y EssfsF aNCISH r ARMSTRONG.
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. WAsHrSaros NEws.-The Starof saturdeye even
ing has the following: 55 - .,.s- ..slt..
Clerical Removals. and Appointments.--T. D.
FendaIl, of Va, I'd class clerk in Sixth Auditors
Office, removed. a. F. Shriyer, of Nd, ID class
clerk in Second Auditors Office, removed. James
:. Douglas, Of; Va. appointed to 1st class clerk
ship in Sixth Auditor Office.
Ndoy Officers Differed and .Detaehed.-Lieut.
Edward. Middleton; ordered 10 the 'sloop-of-war
DecatlIf. Lieut.. George Covocoressis, orderedto
the receiving ship6at New York. Lieut. John Q.
Carter, ordered, 10 the rendezvous at New York,
vice Lieut. James Il. Rowan detached. and await
ing orders.in,i .ss6ass y. 5t >. z5ef- - ii5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-26

aHos. Wn ArrLEros. member of Congress ftotn
Boston, Is the gentleman who. a few days ago,
made a donation of s2,40o to the American Colo
nization Society, to enable it send eight colored
persons from Tennessee to Liberia.
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FashIonable Clothing Emporinn

'rs. RICE, DEEEkCHIAy,EtTAI
a., sPRIGd HOUSE, wkTEK sTREEr.za
S receiving from the Eastern cities splendid
u sortment OF Cloths, Cassirneres and Vestings
OF the best quality and hich have been
lected by himself, for The - ~ t-t-it
y = = E1F III, Nd WINTER -sEfazz. y gS,b
Having who cannot be spas ed win
shortest notice, the best and
test style He hand large variety OF 3eaay
Made Clothing, tsgethe with general OF
shirts collars eTasatsl haDdkeTchies. gloves; under.
shts stockings and In short every article
EcessaTy Eeneans drobe. He would say one
a-eome and Judge youi selves. - = sepT
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PHILADELPHIA y
observation-disclosures

Syse=s, S . Dcnunce, SnIn nnlnudcr Safes,
1NllEA III -1-l s., GAYEER'S PATENT. - -.
SM ROBERT ~. P4TRlcS, y, dg2 PEARL Pc. Ar. STREET.
Is the Sole Manufacturer in the United States OF the above
original only reliable Salamanders, both regards
curity against fire and Every Sale sold at this
bshent is under the superii
tendence OF Mr. q. GAYLrR whose exierenee OF TWEEN
ty six years tosether with the many
we're tests which sacs OF his nanuleetuIc have triumph
ly withsoodin this and other Cities warrant the subsci-
Der in Recommending as surenor to any in use.-
They are the only Safes to which .
ETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS BAR
is OF fican be applied TD9
large number OF these Locks and cross bars al
ready in by bans brokers' merchants jewelers. and
from the perfect security which they AFFORD against the e
forts of the sku burglars, either by means OF
Powder false keys, picks drills together with their
convenience simplicity, and durability combined rap
Idly in public estimation and are confidently
stated 10 be equal, If not. = y -. !. = -
SUPERIORtTO ANY LOCK IN, THE WORLD.
Safes or all sizes suitable merchants, banks, jewel
ers record offices, steamboats,, fire and theft proof
bank vault DOORS plate chests for private alies ETC
hand sale and made to order at the DEPOT 192 Pear
street, 4 door below n alden Lane, Newly YoFk,+ +by
sepI9-dt9S Gt!G ~ fsROBERT n. PATRICK
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= Usage Orange Hedge n .;
IN EFFECTUAL BAR TO MAN OR BEAST.


JNHE undersigned has in readiness, supply OF
Usage Orange plants OF his own raising non the seed,
aud is pcpa c this season. fill all orders with Which
he may This is consideed 10 be The most de-
article Hedges int reduced into this
try, aud in portions OF II, t is extensively used II
makes anos. mpenerable fence and Is very hardy
plant. The pans offered by me, are nom seed gathered
in Texas under supervision, and were raised by
myself, that most confidently Warrant their gen
unancss. -u, fg.g,. .-.! -..,.e. ....- :.
Proper printed directions for cultivation, &C., will
each lot that be ordered, so that there Will
be no difficulty The plants be set out
well nthe fall in the spring time fiom October
10 winter; March to June-pI0vaing only that
The ground be in order ordinary tfanspanting They
are very vigorous growth. They requf but small
strip OF g ound and 1our. with very little cultivation
The price per 1000 plants is FIVE DoLLARS-this be-
ing Is equred for 30 rods of fence Cost rod,
plants plan ing, need exceed fifty cents, which
about the posts and setting binary board
post and rail iecei and sufficient iece Will be made
In about four years '-. s1 - !
The undersigned has from his youth been accustomed TO
OF hedges in England and viii guarantee
that ry hedge planted aud tended according to his diTee
will. be perfect enCc +.a tIf'
AGENClEs or the sale OF plants. can be had by ad-
dressing JAS. GELSTHORPE, lr'a
jau2IyvGt e.. .-F 4.l $3.50. Welishurg, Va.
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FOR KEEPING THE POOR.
PROPOSALS. wiIbe tTeeeived by the undersigned ill
Monday, the 9Th dag OF February next, Mt 10 O'Clock
keeping the paupeIs In the Poor House, and for
lie rent of the Poor House Farm.
By order of the Board A: s. TODD, -
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~ WAsf4sINGlroMz LALL. J {

NJ .Ul.hIEg respectfully ag"gpees that . be viii
Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert,
Con way through Cincinnati, Louisville and New
J MONDAY EVENING NEXT, JAN. so. ],
on which occasion the following unriy soo rsyers
s- HERR KoENiG .a,e ,e, 2 ~ is1ss s
.. n Nj. coLLiNET. v,.x,;, a., n. DuHAAi, 5ts5,;i
.s II ~. THE BROTHERS HoLLiNHAUER, 4 u ~
sIGSoR S3TTks1N1. =, ~. e' e r.. ~,
MI, 3. MADEMolsELLE ANNA zERK.
sale at Fiekcson's and Mseiss Music Stores, wildss
book store. and at ths Lure and sPrsg Hoa s';
DOurs onen at quarter beiOe 7-Concert TO COM
mence at 8 O'Clock, precisely. -.
n1- Particulars In lnprogTalnnnes. y :. lenso
! PIANO lFORTES5 AND GUITARS 70 isI3'
u fine rose wood Piano fOries. and G. +. Martins
fiiic Premium GuiiaTs which arc offered al 1La-s}Ti
Tie subscTbcTs being appointed sole agents for Mar
ts Guitars will keep constantly Oh hand the various
grades OF thse celebrated Instruments at the very low.
est prices We respectfully invite the musical eomuun
y cal and judge Ior themselves, at the old Music and
Variety Store of r' JAS. MELLMSR, M ~ .. -
jaHo6 No26, Union st 9
= - q LOCAL INSPECToR's oFFIcE,l 2
.'N ft i-.7 Port of Wheeling. Va. - $ iftr
SOME malicious person or persons having raised re.
safe passengers 10 travel and ia that way injurng
fier businessj therefore .5'.t 'hl. tt 30 p -
every w0y,jor the transportation Of passengers. 10
a. M. PHILLIPS,
jan95 g., ~ .t,.----,-5s Local Inspectors. DC.
THE LAST AND BEST CHANCE OF THE
,4r,r,I.,-.,gr SEA SON !.
nv d. MoTrE & Ro,, Market st. have on hand
old se when they will sell on with
out Iega cost, they wish TO get them out OF the
store before tue spring stock arrives y...-
Come every oody aud goods cheaper than you ever
saw them. = ~ a.-t-ige . 1an2o
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% BARGAlNSl .BARGAINSn -
THE subscribers have determined to sell their beautiful
stock ready made clothing, consisting OF coats,
PantalooIIs, Vests, &c. at cost. = Y III Li " E-n
They q fine stock Of JeweIry, fine Shirts,
yyooei, nder Shirts Cloves Hair aud cIoh Brushes,
WHITING paper, ETC. etc which they will sell at very low
terms. Give them Market above Monroe st.
jan1Tdiw - 4 - Z c. NJ. S. & MCCORMACK
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GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES.

| A new and complete work, giving full and eompre
N hcsve review OF the present coLdition, industry,
tho American Coniederacy; embi acing,
also. important Typographical, statistical ami historical
nformation and original sources together
with the results of OF 1880 population and
statistics in many cases 1883, by baldwin and Thomas
In vol. vo just published, and received by 80
janlf fs.., y. nj al. !, Ii WILDE d. BRO,
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- 3 : ,. FUR -RENT. = : n : y
TWO large and eommodUus Dwelling Houses, good
i repair, with stables and other couYeniences- -
heH Apply to -, NJ. j. RoHAN. a. 4... -.-
ian23tf Marble works, Marketst
- INCREASED FACILITIES.
A DAMS & cos. EXPRESS are delivering heavy
GrrghtS such poultry. eggs butter, ETC., TO Baltl
mu re III twenty hsuIs at s., ,25 per 100 lbs. -
n. PIGBIAN, Agent,
N \ 3 L.IGazstte eopy.l . n -
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1Ik undersigned to- TO oyier
Flint Glass ~ ringes, Fiaisy other snail Flint
Glass instrument Physiciuns.
the Chemical III invites
using dealing in such ticfes, can
good an article favorable can be
tanned elsewhere. ---WM.- -MoIG AM
-octl1dayytf 1YirefeE
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CO-FAKINERSaIf'5 N0II0E.
T. S wEEN EY g. G o.
.WHEEITNG FOTJNDRV

DaguerreotypeS.
SKY AND SIDE LIGHT sARRANGEMENF
/ 1kEN ESSES taken with all the recent Improvements
without unnatural whieness OF Lair, g,cy aP
pearai &C black dresses Every style always
on hand Prise from one dollar upwards. =,
Rooms, No % Monfoe Street, near the Court House
ang3n fF..T---y9 WIN. C0wDEN
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DO gou Ten1enlbe4 tie VOLd Corner
NO. %, wATER STREEr2s CaIIihsrs ana see the
~ newly reeeiyed and stock overSoatgs,
Cots, spleaid and e:heE Vest:ngse
see, adnsii 9, and leayei your measure 80
gsIr Of PastaIosns safs IL ne tsst sialt, TO Or
Goats Panss Vests, Hosiery,i in exten
slve and OF The finest Always
on hand; every garment made in the establishment.
-sep13 l.-la 1870. III. HuGsthES. MheeiLg Va.
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-; ~ To Country Merchafits..I ne
M are now receiving our Fail and 5tinter O.
w Hats and Caps, which win he, we feel assured the
largest and Cheapest ever brought sty-COuHtLy
Merchants no design Purchasing Eastare particuary
invited to call and examnc stock, certain
the prices are luy as low in the Baltimore market.
: IS. d. HalsPER.& SoN,is7Mafneoe Union.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-21
Ten thousand Copies IN Ten Dap
incle Tom Eelipsed by the lamplighter /,

TNHE most extraordinary and Thrilling Tale Of
Il modern times This is the universal testimony
Of the Newspaper Press and the verdict of the Rsad
ing Public. We have been utterly unable to ell our
orders, so great has been the demand fer this
GREAT AMERICAN ROMANCE.
The following are samples Of the opinions Of the
Corps Editorial
We have no hesitation in pronorncing The Lamp.
lighter one Of the most original interesting graphic
and affecting tales that has lately appeared We
predict for u sale and popularity equal TO tho most
successful OF modern omsnces-D Dafiv Ere Tyapsi-
key, Boston
For delicate aud forcble defneation Of character,
this work is hardly excelled.- Boston .IouyRaL
The Lamplighter will she'd many aray around fire.
sides and in hearths where il may be there is
much Of darkness and despair Datiy BE-, Boston
The life Of Little Gerty as portrayed IN tbs Lamp
lighter is deeply affecting ss the bost sketches of
Dickens Few persons having commenced this work
will be willing to put IL aside until they have gone
through The author, whoever she may be, has no
reason to withhold her name, as the book would do
credit to any writer Daily Adpert,sey, Boston.
The Lampligbtor teaches important truths, which
cannot be too frequently impressed upon the minds
of ALI and study It's instructive and fasc-
mating pages without being made better by its kind
ly influences It's author has evidently highly cuI-
tivated and rehnod well original and imagi-
native mind. and writes with the case, tho classical
correctness of dction and that choice selection Of
terms, which indicate the good English scholar In
this respect the Lamplighter is much superior TO n
Gle Toms Cabin whose inelegances meet us at eve
~ turn Boston Daiig atlas.
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT A CO. Boston
JEWETT, PROCTOR, a w0RTHlNGT0N Cleve-
land, Ohio; and for sale by all Booksellers
March g.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

/ shall issue, ON the I'd day Of January en-.
suing, the DAILY NATIONAL Era, Political
and Literary Newspaper.
In Politics, IL will advocate the Rights OF
Man, and the Equality Of Rights, and oppose
whatever violates or tends TO violate them,
whether this be Involuntary Personal Servi
tude, Civil Despotism, Spiritual Absolutlsm,
Class Legislation, the SclGshness Of Capital,
the Tyranny of Combination, the Oppression Of
n Majority, OF the Exactions Of Party.
1t will hold no fellowship with the Wing
and Democratic organizations, believing that
the main Issues on which they have been ar
rayed against each other are obsolete or settled,
and that they are now chiefly usod BY the SEQ
tional Interest Of Slavery 10 impair the love OF
Liberty natural to the American mind, and to
subjngate tho American People to it's rule. Dis
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svmpathizc with those Of their adherents who
are honestly seeking through them TO advance
the substantial interests Of the country, although
il must believe that they have not chosen the
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" will be supporter OF the independent
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sake OF Freedom and Progress and Lam, not
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ccedings Of Congress, explain movements in
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