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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
TnE DEsmsY OF CnlNA-Dr BOVINE III

TmE DESTINY OF CHlNA.--Dr. Bowring, the
eminent eastern traveller, in lecture lately de-
liyered in London on tile eve of his departure
rorth East took OCCASION to say tina, in his opni-
on the empire Of China was destined 10 fulfil a
great mIssi.n, by the emigration That is now going
on from thence through all til eastern nations.
Such was the population of China, that there was
not a foot of scarcely but was cultivated. Such
was the over population. in fact, that, notwith
standing the most violent interdicts agains: emil
grafton, its surplus streams were OVERLOOKING the
countries of the East. In the Island of Java he
found $4,000, in the islands of the Indian Archi
pelago there wete not less than 10000 Chinese,
whilst in San Francisco there had been settled 90
600 more, and great numbers were emigrating TO
Australia aud the islands OF Polynesia, or where
ever thsre was field of labor open to them. II
seems to be aIaw of Providence that the superior
races oflnankind should supplant the inferior, land
we saw in the progress "f time the inhabitants of
the West India Islands swept away, that the An.
gio Saxon population was invading and remov-
ing Che would not say Destroying The .ed Indian
tribes or America. So the chinese race was set
ting aside ,hs,Malay in The same way that they
(the Malays) had set aside the Dyaks.
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The Illinois Resolutiona.

The Illinois papers supply the following copyof
the resolutions on the Nebraska question lately
passed by the Legislature ofthat State:
Resolped. That our liberty anil independence
are based upon the right Of the people to form for
themselves such Government az they may choose;
that this great principle, the birmight of freemen
the gift of Heayen--secured to us 6y the blood of
our ancestors-ougttob be extended to future gene
Tations; and no Limitation ought to be applied 10
this power in the organization of an. Territory of
the United States, of either Territorial Govern.
ment or State constitution, provided the Govern
ment, as established, shall be republican and in
conformity with the Constitution.
Resotred, Thatwe will stand by the Compromise
OF 1850; that we attached to that great fund.-
mental principle of democracy and free inStitu-
tons which lies at ihe basis of our creed and gives
every political community Il right 10 govern itse
10 form such a government as they may choose
without limitation, restriction, or hindIance, save
obedience 10 the Constitution of our country.
- heSotUed, That the institution OF slavery was
one OF The principal subjects of compromise of
the Constitution; that tits recognised therein; that
we deem tue restriction of geographical line
upon the right of the people to form such govern
ment as they may choose, regard to the question
OF slavery, as gross violation of that sacred right
as similar restriction upon any other question of
government, the right whereof is equally recor-
Missed by the Constitution of the United States.
ReSotped, That this principle is contained and
carried out in the Nebraska bill offered in the
Congress of the United States by our distinguished
Senator, Stephen A. Douglas that we approve
OF said bill, and that will sustain our Senator
In his advocacy OF the same. lsEH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

QuAcL MISUNDERSTANDING the bills which
sleep the sleep that knows no waking" is bill
introduced in the Senate of Virginia, for the sup
preston of quack MEDICINES. This notable bill.
which was appropriately reported from the Com
mittee on Lunatic Asylums. was laid on the table
soon after its entrance upon life. and under the in
haeace of that powerful narcotic, it still sumbers,
b. never to open its eyes again. The inventors OF
Guack medicines may therefore rest in peace. The
secrets of their mysterious compounds will never
hed disclosed to the vulgar gaze. They will still be
;sA allowed the privilege of competition in the cure
of the thousand Ills that s.1esh Is hei, to-" and
millions of dollars that generated by its dis
eases-RiekmondD ispafe6 81
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rrsIcK AND AFELlorEn, rn

THE most safe and certain remedy ever known to the
world for the cure oil obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis blood splitting. liver complaint wlooping
cough Group, tickling rising In the throat nervous de-
bilty pains in the side or breast broken constitution
from the abuse OF caoncl aud other causes is DOCTOR
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF Win CHER
RYi and consumption it has reached state and
sumea character hitherto considered incurabe yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
patation. Remembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by
physician, is manufactured under immediate care Of
DR. SIHAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale 1y--lH. JAMES sAKERi KELLs j. CALD-
WILL; aud PArrERsoNd Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., CINCINNATI;
and BY dealers generally. sepls
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TThe New York Herald says that an imposi-
ton, not less fagrant than that of DR.. Gardiner,
was perpetrated upon the Treasury under an award
ffom.ths same Board of Commissioners to certain
DR.. Meiere, an udventurer of the same school as
Gardiner, and friend of his in Mexico. Meiere's
claim was for losses incurred in the stoppare of
his works at great quicksilver mine in part of
Mexico where no quicksilver has ever been found.
With the aid of Gardiner and his allies, however,
Meiere obtained an award of $4,000 indemnity.
Gardiner is said to have got large fee for his
services; but with the bulk of the money, Meiere
decamped sgain TO Mexico, 10 enjoy it beyond the
reach OF the law. He was seen about two years
ago by a gentleman from the United State, and
being 3, informed that there was an Indictment out
against him for his fraud he cooly replied, "well,
have got the money, catch me if you can; and
when You Yet back 10 Washing ton tell Uncle Sam.
with my compliments, he is a ID old fool,
and may go 10 the tleyil.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

1-The Fredericksburg Herald says that the trial
of Beverly, negro man belonging to Air. VIM II.
I. Richards, of Orange for the murder of Jacob, a
servant of Maj. Chancellor, of spottsylvana, came
off on Monday week. 1t was late in the night be.
fore the testimony was concluded, when the Court
found the prisoner guilty of murder in the second
degree and sentenced him 10 be transported.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

i D-NorfOlk, at least. is satisfied with the pro-
ceedinEs of the Legislature. The Norfolk Herald
ssys:-''All l'OnoF 10 tbs Legislature IN general,
aud our City Representatives in that body in mar
ticular! Norfolk has got from the present Lceis-
lnture everything she has asked for, local and
eral-an unprecedented occurrence; and, there
fore, worthy to lie commetnorated as an epoch in
long period of distavor aud neglect, with which
she has been treated by its predecessors"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
MARCH.
pr w,LI.,An epEIHa InarANr.

The stormy March has come at last.
Withwind, and cloud sand changing sliesj
] hear the rushing OF tho blast,
That through the snowy valley flies.
Ah,passing few are they who speak,
Wild stormy month in praise OF theei
Yet, though thy winds are loud and bleak,
Thou artia welcome month to me.
For thou, to northern lands, again
The glad and glorious sun dost bring.
And thou hast Joined the gentle train
Aud wear'st the gentle name of Spring.
And, in thy reign OF blast and storm,
Smiles many a long. bright, sunny day.,
When the changed wind are soft and warm.
And heaven puts on the slue OF MAY.
Then sing aloud the gushing rills
And tho hull springs, from frost SGT free,
That. brightly leaping down the hills,
Are Just set out to meet the sea. -.
The years departing beauty hides
OF whit storms the sul.en threat;
But in thy sternest irown abides (. y 30
A look OF kindly promise set.
Thou bring'st the hope OF those calm skies.
And that soft time OF sunny showers,
When the wide bloom. on earth thatlies,
Seems asbrighter world than ours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

BaThe Wigs of Troy, N. Y, have elected their
candidate for Mryor by majority of about Geo.,
Mr.. Underwood. the Wing candidate has been
elected Mayor of Auburn. DR.. Maltby, the Wing
candidate has been elected Mayor of Rochester by
a large majority; six of the ten Aldermen elected
are Wings. AT Detroit P. NJ. Hyde. Esq, the Wing
candidate, has been elected Mayor, and the entire
Wing ticket, excepting the Justice, was chosen by
over 1900 majority. Six of the eight Wards
have gone Whig.-N. Y. Com. AdD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

DAMAGES REFusED.-The Common Pleas Cour,
of Essex county. Mass, have refused 10 grant dam.
ages in the suit against The Boston & Name Rail-
road. for alleged negligence in causing the death
of Samuel Newell, in January, ls5s-decided that
the cause Of the accident could not have been for
seen. This was, the same accident as that by
which the sen of President, Pierce lost his life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

lis,a5 GREAT SALE OF STEREOTYPE PLAFEs.--Mr.
Abraham Hart. the extensive book publisher in
Philadelphia. has retired from business, and on
Wednesday last sold, at public auction his stereo-
type plates for the aggregate sum of s55.s6o. The
plates of Lord Bacon's works brought 50, 10; the
-. British Essayists 81 200; Wayerey Novels S4,-
600; Mrs. Sgou1neys Poems, 2 volumes. s1,40o;
81. Miss Less's Housebook and Receipts 81 $50; Mrs
Hentz's Novels and Tales. Z volumes, s., $50 and
Poets and Poetry OF America s., $50. 1t is said
ito have been the best sale of stereotype plates at
auction ever made IN the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Iowa WING coSvEsr,os.-The Wings of Iowa
held a Convention the 22d of February, and
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor. James w. Grimes, of Des Moiues
county; For Secretary of State. the Rev. Simeon
Waters, ofHenry county; For Auditor of State, A.
). stevens, OF Polk county; For Treasurer, E.
Price. OF Clayton county; For Attorney General,
]. W. Sonnet, Of Scott county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14
The following announcement is made in the
LonGon Daily Advertiser: e.

ltgives us much pleasure 10 be able 10 state that
The Queen has most graciously minated to Mr..
IL future be leftto his Excellency to appear at
State Balls and her Majesty's dinner parties, in
whatever costume is most :greeable to himself
The Lord Chamberlain has also made similar
costume on the opening or closing of the sessions
of Parliament. &,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

pThe public halls with much satisfaction the
proposed enquiry into the Gardiner fraud, and
wishes that all concerned in it may be dragged to
light. and punished according to law. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

SHAxEspEAnEAs Observation-Disclosures be,r.
tiful and romantic play of .slhe Tempest, has
been successfully produced atthe yarieties in New
otleans. Mrs. @. Howard accurately carried out
the part of Ariel. i9is
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soNNnT.-To a newborn Infant

Sweet chiIdl itisnot given to us to know,
Inthis first moment OF thy nascent birth,
20 What is 10 be thy future destiny on earth;
But II we might attempt, in the SOFT glow n
That paints thy cheek, the hearts glad overflow
OF tendcrest emotions, which cen now ~,
In earliest youth Eliminates thy brow,
And with "A smile too pure for aught below
Lights up thy delieatey ehiselled face, 90
Lending 10 II charm OF loneliness
Too exquisite for Language TO express,
An augurS of thy coming fate to trace,
1twoud be that a soul SO formed for love
Would bud below to yieldits fioweraboye.
~ C-,et 5s.s So ..Tf, THAMES WYNNH, NJ 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

MAIL RoBBERr.-A mail carrier between wes-
ton and BGckhannon, Virginia. has been arrested
on The charge of robbing the mail. The road was
strewed with the fragments of letters he had torn
off, His father and other parties implicated have
also been arrested. 'sG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

PAc,yto RAILROAD THROUGH TExAs.-1t is now
stated that the New York Pacific Railroad compa-
ny have determined 10 bid for the road through
Texas under the late law. The will deposit the
sSooooo required as forfeit. They will give a bo-
nus OF s2'0oo,ooo of paid stock one half of which
IS 10 be permanent fund to establish .sPease
University, s4oo, of which 10 establish In
matte Asylum. and sis remaining 5000 GOO for edu.
eational purposes generally. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Miss Laura Keene. the popular actress. ssi,ea
from New York on Monday. for California, " here
she intends pursuing her profession.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH II. 1854. ,


TIE WAsHlNeroN NATIONAL MONUMENT. at the
.scose ofthe last working season. we learn from
the National IntelIigencer. had attained heighth
ss ofone hundred and fifty feet from the grouud-
The aims to carry ittwenty.eight feet more du-
ring the next season. which will commence about
the 2lst inst, ifthe weather be favorable. About
' adozen stone cutters have been employed all win
Ter, and consequently sufficient supply of work
al ID ed stone is hand to go on with. The annual
amount Unnecessary to keepthe building steadily for
ward is $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

pThe Sentinel says;-Among the names of
those upon whom the degree of NJ, D. was con.
Tered by the University Of Pennsylvania on the
4th inst, appears the name of our esteemed friend
DR.. John Newman Of Salem, Fauauisr county
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TrPoIsoNING.

Thousands of Parents who vermifuse composed OF
Castor OIL Culonc DC are not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying tao
foundations for series of diseases as salivaton
loss of sight, weakness orlim5s, etc.
In another column viii be found the al ement
lobensacks Medicines to which attention OF
all directly interested in their their chit
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those of bilious Tyne make use of tile
only genuine medicine. fIobensack's Liver Pills. II
"Bs not deeeired, =" but for Iobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine.
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S,zssasS, Defiance snlnmnmder Snfc..
HAsIfH GAYEERIS PATENT. = SO
NHBllB ROBERT AZ. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET

SA9IfH GAYEER'S PA7ENT = z'fs
NIMl4 R0BERTM. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET,
.sEnGS FORMERLY 80 JOHN srRvKr, "a
Is me Sole the United States or the above
original and only reliable Salamanders both as
curly against fire and burglars Every SAFE sold at this
establishment is manufactured under SUM
tenfehce of Mr. CD AyLER whose experience OF wen
as safe maker, together with the many se-
vetr tests which sales OF his manufacture have tIiunpl
y witstood In this and other Cities the subsci
They are the only Sales to which 80 - -
Nh F. O. GOFFlN'S NEW PATENT 5IMPEN-
E'fRABLE DEFIANCEL LOCK AND CROSS BAR
is Or can be applied. - e =.
Alarge number OF these Locks and cross bars are all
IN use by hanks brokers, rchants jewellers and
OF inc most silul burglars by means OF gun
pSaer iaise PICKS ordrills together with their
dy increasing public estimation and are condenty
stated 10 be equal, ifnot
SUPERIOR TO ANY LoCKsIN THE w oRLD.
SAFES Of all sizes suitable for merchants bans jewel
bank vault doors plate chests private rames etc on
9r sale and made to ORDER the depot 1852 Pear
soPIs-tlIY lsi-sF ROBERT NJ. PATRICK
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ATTY at the eieetioato be held in the Spring Of 1884.
& oetes:td3
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DIR MoRsE's INvIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy, yet discovered fer Gen.
era Debility, Physical Prostraton Irritability ana all
the various train of will also remove
Tor Study business Loss of Memory Mental Debility
ete.-see advertisements sepI6
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ap1ah ~ Johnston, A bTnham Bennett and -
Edward W. Stephens, William S.
Wickanl, Sheriff OF Ohio county and as o. E7s
such commissioner oil the circuit court OF
Ohio county, d.rs,,..,
he Object OF this suit is 10 subject the balance remain
ing ater ischareng the prior thereon OF the ro.
eeeds OF The sale Of the real estate OF Abraham Bennett in
INC ne nds OF Williams. Witkhaui. Sheriff and commits
soher Aforesaid under and by virtue or decree OF said
~ made IN ca. Sc lately pending heein where
~ R L. Dorsey was complainant. and said
bennett aud others dcndants to the ne ymept
OF me judgment OF aid Wheat and DOrbaeker 5sanst
saIu JohstoI Bennett and Stephens for So 1852 With in
Gil cult court. - S''"' A'"t' VI SSiu
Affidavit having been mede that the defendant abr,..
nam Is not an VI the State OF Virgin
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their attorney 1t s nr
dsIed that he appear within one month alter The Sn
Of this order and do what may be necessary
10 ms interests in this suit that copy of ths
nIeer oe ortrwiti inserted in newspaper nubIised
III tue CITY OF Wheeling for successive weeks and
posted at the front doc holse OF Ohio
on 1.-THE hrst day OF the next county court.
RI, = ,eony1-Ieste: ALoNzo LoRING, clerk
\
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uJ-The mechanics Of Columbus met at the CITY
Hall on Saturday evening last, TO take measures to
protect themselves from the effect of Prison Labor
The meeting was very numerously attended, and
deep interest on the subject manifested by all
present. Among the resolutions passed were the
following:
ResOtoed, That criminals should be compelled
to labor while IN the State Prison-but that the
profits Arising thereiroln should, after deiraying
The expenses Of food, clothing, and safe Keeping.
be devoted TO retuEding the expenses of thei ar
rest and conviction, and be credited to tie county
from which they came; and whatever amou earn
ed more, does of right, If married MEN, belong 10
their families, if single 10 themselves.
Resided, That State which defrauds the de-
ienceless wife and family OF The convict of their
tight by apptoprlating TO itself, or bartering awoy
their earnings to contractors, becomes the greater
wrong doer-because they not only punish Tile Of
lender. but rob his unofendlng family Of all SUM-
port--thus Furnishing the innocent, and conslpnlng
them, II poor, 10 beggary, while compelling the
CRIMINAL to earn daily more than his expenses
enous h to support his family, at least in part.
Resolped, That III o1der that convict labor NAV
not confict with honest mechanics, and at HE
same time answer the ends of justice, and reduce
the onerous taxes imposed under the present laws.
the State should cause them to be let out in small
numbers 10 the highest bidder, and employed in
the manufacture OF such articles as will least con-
fict with The, ordinary mechanical pursuits.
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B-Phyate adylces ftom Mexico induce the h..
lief that formidable opposition is being organized
against santasAnna, on account of the GaasdsSS
tieaty, but ii is thought he will be able to sustain
hmself-that is, if it should happen within any
, reasonable time-unhl he receives monty fromthe
United States to establish his schemesof absolute
. government. 5f3s 5is5,ss & go 81
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rornx COMMUNITY AT LARaEl
ISAAC PRAGER has Just returned from the East with
the best stock OF Dry aud Fancy Goods, Eao.ie.
ry &C.. ever exhibited In this city, which he is Offering
at the new aud beautiful building. No. n ), nlnin II
Cbetween Monroe and Union streets at such
low prices to every wioay call on him C4d
ladies and gentlemen will their own /,
they do so) TO Ii ter tho above ex, la,ration.
His stock being too large enumerate he will only d-
attention TO achoiee OF the IL.
test styleof Plaids, French NIerinos, and Wool
Deiaines of every color. lsIank ets, Rmbroidcr
ies and an assortment Linens such as never were
scen before.
To the trade he offers particular advantages through
his connection with the first importing of the cou
try he is able to sell cheap any in tho Eastern
Market [novil-rr ISAAC pRAGER, 1i6 siain ST.
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Clippings.

uHildreth, the historian, is coming out with q
new work.
GrPunch says that the surest way TO insure full
crops is to feed the poultry well.
UTFhe Washington Globe says it employs staff
OF sixteen short: hand writers in reptrting the Con-
gressional proceedings. $50
IJThee Democratic candidate for Secretary of
State of Connecticut, and the Wing candidate for
the same Office, are brothers in-iaw.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 28.-Deputy Sheriff Robin
son was shot dead at Columbus, Ca, by d man
named Wright, whom he was attempting to arrest.
UThe Gadsdena Trenty will expire by limita-
ton on the 5lst OF April. Thus the Senate has
Two mouths in Which TO act on The subject.
G-7.fhe Buffalo Commercial says well dressed
female left an infant at the Western Hotel on
Wednesday, and did not return for it.
I-!Accordlng to an estimate in the st Louis Ad.
pocate the total length Of The Mississippi river and
its numeroua tributaries amounts 10 81 900 niles
Of winch $4,000 miles are navigable.
uJ-lt is said that Judge Baby, in writing 10 Mrs
Stanton, the w onan's Rights woman, commenced
wiih-"Aiy Lear Sir!" Mrs. S. is a daughter of
the Judge.
0-A Yankee has invented machine for extract-
ing the lies from quack advertisement Some OF
them are never seen after entering the machine as
only tie truth comes out,
2GJ-Dr. Valentine Mott, of New York, has been
elected honorary member of the Medico- Chm rgcal
Society of London, DR.. J. G.. Warren, OF Boston,
is The only other American who eni oys this honor
1.-THE N. H. Railroads are much INSTRUCTED by
ice. In some places the rails are covered with ice
three Inches thick, and trains were unable to pass
for several days. -.
BTbe Prussians are pretty well off, it SEEM
In population oil sixteen and half millions
there are only about half million paupers, which
is small proportion, as things go now.
COMPLIMENT ToAN AMERICAN PiLor.-Mr Baud
Ter, New York pilot, carried to Liverpool in
the ship Antarctic, where about sixty Liverpool
pilots gave bin dinner and framed picture of
The Liverpool feetof pilot boats, as they appear
ed at the survey in 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-14

Ma. EDrroR:-I announce myself an indepenaentca can
didae for the office osherin OF Ohio County. the en-
suing spring election.
mrs-daw JOHN BRADY.