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seems to be mainly confnet! to the Mississippi
river. The only fatal accident of this year on the
Ohio was that of the explosion Of the steamer Lex
lngton, whereby upward of thirty persons were sa-
crifced.
Capt. Guthrie remarks that sit is difficult to
suggest remedy for the prevention of fire beyond
what has already been done" OF losses by col
lslon with snagS, he says that isaSterS from this
cause have been unusually large-eight of them
hardly worthy OF notice, and may be accounted for
by the extraordinary low stage of water III the riv-
erS, in many OF which it still continues" We
are of opinion that these accidents must be 9TH
erwlSe accounted for, rs the stage of water has
generally been very fair since the first of March
last.
Capt. Guthrie says, III conclusion, that it IS wor-
thy OF remark that there has been no explosion or
collapse OF hue OF any boiler manufactured since
the passage Of the law by Congress Of August 80,
1852, and coming under the reduction OF steam
pressure. In every instance the disasters have
been from boilers made previous 10 the passage of
that law. Many of them have been brought un-
der its provisions, which allows q greater steam
PRESSURE ami actual necessary to that class Of
boats constructed under different view of the
proportion between boilers and cylinders. 1t is
true, init is fixed, but il is far above that of the
new boiler.
This class OF disasters by collision are becom-
ing less frequent under the new regulation SubSti
tuting the steam whistle instead OF the bell in Civ
ing signals.
it is not commended that the list is complete in
number of boats damaged, nor exact in amounts
of losses: while some may be estimated TOO high,
Others are too low but on the whole it is not lar
wrong. In arriving atthese amounts for losses, l
have consulted with DISTINGUISHED stesnboatmen,
whose uni ed information. together with my own
knowledge of the value of boat and cargo reached
nearly every case. have not considered several
boats Thy others reported) as having been aground,
slightly breaking machinery, &C.; to do would be
10 place nearly every boat the rivers in the list
bove, fotcolliSton aud damage by snags, are but
trifling, andts hardly fair 10 place them in this
list of disasters.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECRIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

EXPLOSION OF A GUNPOWDER MILL.
WILMtNcroN, Aug. 3.-'rhe drying house OF Mr.
GareScheS Powder Works at Eden Park, in the
vicinity OF this city, blew up shortly befo1e
O'clock this morning. ltcontainel about one and a
hall tons ofpowder. The explo ion was lGemendou!
and broke large quantity of glass IN the dwell
ngs IN the lower part OF the city. 1t had been in
operation fot40 years without accident, and was
considered 10 be the safest house embraced in the
works.
All the workmen connected with the Opera
tons We're killed at once; they were blown to
atoms, and fragments OF th-i: remains were found
al various distances, from so 10 200 yards
There were three Frenchmen engaged in the
drying house named Eugene P.rene. Joseph Du,
peane, and francois Fisher; and boy named
John Pugh. There is moi yeStage of the house
remaining.
The explosion of the drying house caused a mill
to explode which contained l40O pounds of pow
der, which is less than usual. The engineer saws
there were thee separate explosions in this nlll
To those at distance Il seemed like single pro
longed explosion. The trees around the DRYING
house were blown up by the roo S, and the field
were literally covered with fragments of wood.
clnders and the remains of the victims. One OF
two horses were killed. Another man is said Ia
have been killed, but this seems to be dobuted.
Mr. GafeScfe says the explosion must have
heen caused ly one Of The Frenchmen who works
IN the packing loom. Being addicted TO smoking
a pipe Mr.. G. had cautioned him two weeks.pre-
yOuS, and told him 10 quit the premises or give up
his pipe. and Mr.. G. supposed he had abandoned
the practice.
The steamboat Miantonomi was run into last
night, below the Navy Yard, when returning from
au eXcnrSlpn with l5O passengers. She was run
ashore and the passengers saved. The boat has
since been taken on sectional dock for repairs.
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AUGUST 3.-Noney unchanged. Stocks dull.
Galena aud Chicago Railroad, 1864; Cleveland
aud Toledo Oh; Erie 5I4; Illinois Central. 87A
Michigan Central 964; New York Central, lU2i
Harlem, 2s4; Cumberland, 2s4; Reading 9I.
Canton 27s, Del. & Hudson. 80; U. S. 6's of 81,
205; Mich. Southern 1903; Penna. Coal Co. IO6
10. lllt.
Cotton firm with an upward tendency, sales o.
N. o. middling at III; Upland middIing lOE.
Flour firm, sales Southern, at $1,000; State
brand and Western ss,5Oas.75. Wheat SITTER
not higher, sales of Southern white al S2,O5; ret
1855. Corn lower, safes of mixed al Ssh. PorE
TITLE lower, with sales at 1852. Beef firm. Larc
unchanged with limited business at previous rates
Whisky dull. Coffee firm, Rio IL 8. Sugar:
buOyant. MoasSeS advanced, sales Of Orleans al
Csc, Porte Rico the same. MuScovado sic. To
bacco firm, at Sail. Llnseed oil firm at 933c.-
Iron firm.
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ClNrAAL OHIo RArLRoAD.-We learn inciden,
tally that the Board OF the Genital Ohio Railroad
have resolved To construct that road up 10 KIRK.
wood, opposite this city, aud that work will be
commenced immediately. 1t can be completed il
two WheeLing Times, slst.
We are authorized to say that as yet no such
action has been haL by the Bonrd of Directors
though the matter IS probably under considera,
ton. and will most likely baeLrought before it at
the next regular meeting, when the project will
doubtless meet with favor. Ofcourse the Central
road will ultimately be extended to Kirkwood, as
the Company has made such arrangements as will
insure connection with their road at thai point
so soon as it is completed thus far. BY the time,
therefore, that the G. & P. road is built 10 Kirk
wood, the Central will he exile nded TO that point
in any event.-Z1ncsuille Courier.
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NLLIRnER.

MILWAUKEE, August 3.--On "Wednesday night
at the bend III Washington county, man named
GEO. Bebar called at the horse OF German ma.
med John Micher, and Murdered him ano his vile
and hired boy, under circustances of revolving
cruelty Then after rObbips the house he freL
it aud fed, but was arrested and barely escaped
lynching at the hands of the citizens.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DlsAsTER-ExPLosIoN OF
THE LANCASTER No. S.-'Fhe Cincinnati Gazette
says that the new steamer Lancaster No. 3, the
New Richmond packet. left that landing on Tues.
day evening, with several hundred bushels of corn
on hoard to be discharged at Neville. While Iy-
ing to at the Steptoe (Ky) landing about 9 O'Clock
taking on some additional freight, one of the COIL
nection pipes burst with heavy roar, tearing up
the cabin floor above, the machinery in the i'm
mediate vicinity, and shattering everything about
the boat.
The alarm among the passengers and crew was
very great for the vast volume of steam filed eve
~ par: of the boat, and many persons were more
or less scalded. A few spmng into the water and
all swan on shore except two young men, who are
supposed 10 have been drowned. As soon as the
steam passed away it was discovered by Captain
Conner and others on the boat, that many persons
were lying near the main pipe dreadfully lacera
ted. Capt. Brasg's steamer, Ohio No. Q, hove in
sight aud was SignaIed to come 10 the relief of the
suffering, who were placed on board the Ohio
Two were conveyed to Moscow, and were SO
shOckingy mutllated and blackened, that no hone
OF recovery was entertained by the physicians lie
were called to their relief. Three Of the unlortu-
mates were brough. down to this city. Two died or
The way down, and the third soon after Teaching
bis home. The skin was peeled from their DO
dies. heads and arms, aud thtir limbs ShOckingl,
dsisured and mntilated. Their names are Jane!
kenney, james Kelly, and Thomas Joyce, Irish
labOrers. all having sirall families. Coroner Men.
lies held inqueStS OIL the bodies of those brought
10 this city.
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"TuE WnEELlxG SOCIAL C.uB" will make
their first excursion to, day. We understand that
tits their intention 10 encamp at the mouth OF
Turkey Run, near Uncle Joe sheparl's Wehope
they may have good time.
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AUG. 3.-Yesterdoy an unknown woman jump.
ed into the rapids near table rock, but was les.
cued, uniniuEed. Domestic difficulty was the
cause,
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rRNNRssPE EIrcrr1nM

LOUISVILLE, aug. 3.--Nett gain for Gentry,
III 25 counties, 1850. Only two counties i'll east
and three in west Tennessee TO hear from, all oil
which give gain for Gentry.
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rae Law Of Newspapers.

Subscrthers who do give express notice TO the
contrary considered as wishing continue their sub
scTiptiOns.
ocals the publisher may continue To send them until all
arTeaTages are paid
8 II subscribers neglect refuse to take their pcriodi
calls from the offices to which they are Directed they are
hed response till they have settled the bill aud order Il
them discontinued.
Ilsubscrbers remove to other places without inform
lug the publishers and tue papers to the former
JiIIeciion, they aIe held responsible.
. The Courts have decided that refusing to take period
cals ron the Officer OrremOyimg aud leaving them unCa
ej rr is pI ina lacia evidence OF intentional fraud
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DIED.
Yesterday, August Sd. JOHN, infant son of o. w.
MATILDA HEIsKELL.
The funeral, 10 which the friends of the family in
yted, will take place this afternoon at 81 O'Clock from
the residence of its parents Fourth street.
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LICENSE sUsrESpED.-The Inspectors at this
port have suspended the license of VIM. Duncan,
PILOT of the Linden. for term Ct 80 days, COM
menqing July Both. for causing the late collision
belWfen the steamboats, Lluden and ANA
aon.
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Carr ". D. rERRY. of the Water streetCen-
trail Ohio Railroad Office. has our thanks for Gin.
cinuali papers. broughtby Conductor II. K. SMITH,
in ndvanceOf the mail, The Captain IS doing
up things about right ground OF that offce.''
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j. B. VONDERSMITH'S
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cellent remedy in bruises, ScaIds, CUTS ETC. The uSe
ness OF ms esIimaLe compound is by no ReSrs
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sralns IN tile shoulders, chaps scratches cracked seI
sweeney Spine, paOr JOINTS ETC. For further n6Tlic.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Many and Just objections made 10 all the ordinary
lnImens o. the day on account OF their oIensye sIn0li
aud the unsghy stains oIsn len upon the akin won
dertu fact Which has been verified 10 The establishment al
The mos profound chemists aud the delight or nstidio-
patients Is that III addition its surprising curative 81
iects Is the mort heahu cosmetic and sgreeabe mar
June 10 any part OF the skin which Il may be RDpe
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hours aud leaves the Velvcty sotneSs OF healthy adm H.
stead OF the eTucied ard chapPed appearance which is
common result OF anlO all other articles used IOT thht
purpose Hence, every adys toilet is supplied with
VINO knows Its excellent qualities In this aspect TO ra
e It's agreeable odor you need but open bottle aud Try
Ior yourself.
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East wheeling Aoademy

Boys and Girls Gin separate Departments.
REV. S. BOYD.
THIS Institution will resume its exercises on the frs,
Monday i'll September The session consists OF TWEEN
tytwo weeks, giving usual holidays.
There will be lady OT competent abilities in the Fe-
male Department
TLRNS:-Iem dollars per session fnr the common Eng.
twelve.
The School Fees required strictly in advance; and
collected the first week Of The session, refunded case
PROTECTED sickness only.
Uly limited number s received, which has greatly
cont rIbued TO pa [ success. u21:lm
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ALL SHOULD 7'RY IT
DIR. j. HosTETTER 's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Hotties sOId in One Yearl

NOTHING in the maTket-notling in the medical mar.
IN ket for the past fifty years, has cquAIcd nor eau
an article be pTOduCed 10 equal this
GREAT A.>TI-DYSPEPTIC.
. HOSleteT's preparation is old gTaHny's re-
Physicians verbal Investigation II is the eSutOI pro.
found and elaborate study Of OF the scientific
chemists Oi the present century.
ur. HOSteiIeT submits his invaluable RtteTs 10 any
Chemical test, o., WHAT'S still better, trial urn
your own constitution The tue properties OF these hit.
eis will be found hy the first analysis and the full
Ol their great medicinal efIeCtS will he made manifest in
almost Incredible short space vi time upon youl wa.
ten
you dysreptlc? Then take these celebrated stom.
aCh Hitt"Is
Are you bilious? Try one bottle of these RIttsrs, and
be relieved ut
you annoyed by Indigestion? Remove the cause by
the Tree O these BitleTs
Have you fever and asue? How Thousands In the
Vest and South haV" been cured this constitution de-
st Dying disease, 10y the free oil these BtteTs9
All should Try this great antidOle We affirm
that where HosteIter's tters used lever
/ aud Ngue cannot occur.
One wine gaSsul taken three times day before meals
will he found great louie agent which all will appIeCi
ale when personally satisfied OF the fact az they win be-
By 81 wing the HilIeIs trial.
There are OTTER HittelS represented 10 be the same
which ompaIativeIy are worthless. Our HIIIeTs
without rival, as TO their medicinal qualities They ala
directions aud 'DT J. HOstetteIS Stomach BlleTs
blown on the bottle. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BoTTIR.
20 For sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel BARS
esiauaits and Dealers generally Throughout the Unilsd
aIe&and by
BUSHFIELD & Co, and
THOMPSON & PATTERSON.
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RIvER AND WE4THER
NEW YORK MARKET.

PIrrsBuncH, Aug. 3.--River I feet inches,
Weather clear aad warm.
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LETTERS concerning subscriptions dvertisngcr 9th.
Or financial business ofths Tnteiligencsr should be- adj.
J,essed 10 the PrOpriet0rs.
Letters concerning the editorial department OF the pa.
per should be addressed to the editors Jointly or to
Correspondents writing for publication, will please
v,rite only on one side OF the papar. =
AnObservlnGe ofthe above rules w.t. greatly obge U.S.
md secure more prompt attention 10 cOrespondcnts
Gan they might otherwise some times receive.
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Neu Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEY'S
Oak Hall
~ A AatA:

No 1913 Main st. 4 doors 6eloo Union st.
HAVING returned f;Om the manuEac turing Esia bsh
III ments OF the East with OF boots and Shoes
comprising all the varied styles for the present aud
PrOaching season of 1885, would reSpectfuyin[e
and all TO call and examine my stock, confident
that eau suit all and every body, Oved good pretty
and hsap goods will t. intend keep the hest quail
ity OF goods my line and will sell cheap cheap
than they be bought elsewhere. Call and examine
my goods and II they don't please no charge will be made
for examining.
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TRANSPORTATION.
TRAxsPoRTITroN OFFICE h. & OF. R.l
JYheefiDS SfafiOn. July 9Th, 1874

Wheeling Station, July sih, 1855
ON and after Monday the 9th instant, the Passenger
Trains express and naiI will leave this station daily
for Baltimore and the Eastern Cities al AIS p. 81 and
1876 p. AZ
The Express Train leaves at 4:t5 P. NJ: and will only
stop at the following stations: RenwOOd. MoundsviIe,
Cameron iImont Petterman, Newburg, ROwleshu,g g,
Piedmont Cumberland Sir JOINTS Run, Marti nsb burg
Harper's Ferry, Momocacy, SykesviIe and Washington
Junction.
The Mail train leaves at 1915 p NJ, except Saturdays
and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling at
:, a. NJ, and arriving al Cumberland at 6. p NJ.
Leaves Cumberland NJ and arrives in Wheeling
By order OF ]. H. DONE. Sup't
ju9 Is. FORD. agent
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DOY'S calf boots;
ID do KiphOotS;
do calf Oxford Ticsi
do bTOssus;
Boys boot and shoes every kind and descriptions
Also Ghildrems Shoes Caters, &c, Of all sorts and
want in line. Don't forget 1913 Main street, Wheeling
F. s.-Country merchants sorting up lof cash viii do
well to call JAP
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A. ! u. ", EH"ESVILLEI ONO.
Dear Sir 3 have been afflicted Three yearS with
rheumatism i'll my back ant tie last SIX months moi
able 10 ret out Of my bed without help, and your agent ia
our city insisted on metTyIIg bottle oil Chang Flu
lnlmeh and Try what effect II would have; aud one hot
lie has relieved me much that able 10 Rs out or
my bed without difficulty. II been blessing 10 n,e:
Just Try II Tor YOURSELF and you will be well pleased
MRS. NJ, COCHRAN
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8 g A"AE"' RAxER Azco-. JOHN LIST
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
WlLLattend to the Tecevngand delivering OF freight
w and collection OF freight bills.
G5@Ofice at the Store. COCt1S-dtf
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Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON
myI-Iy No. III Eain street.
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THE INTELLIGENCER,
sArrRDAY MoRNINe. AUGUST 4. l855.

To Correspoaients.
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A Card

NOIIOLs
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted TO Nc
Caens KLOX earnestly requested 10 call and settle
by cash or npte on or before the 1SI OF January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please
eAt hem Tor liquidation.
dctR MCCLALLENS q KNOX.
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Two dHmOug.
NRoM this date will sell my stock Silk Hats
j. and Soft FftT Has atcOst ! just what say,
as am resolved to quit that branch my business.
1anIh J, w. RHODES, agent
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ARrHUR'S SELF-SEALING PRESERVING
CANS.
A MOTHER supply at hand. Also, Presel wing Kettles
n and Sauce Pans OF Enameed Porcelain aud TUNED
ware coolers, bath tubs, cedar washing tubs and
buckets loot tubs, keeers, brooms, fly brushes. feather
busters, brushes, at
r.. x, WOOnS'S.
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New Confectionery.
WTILLIAN FOX would respectfully inform the citf-
w zens of Wheeling, that he has opened new cOnirc
tionery Establishment at the old stand OF the 'Imdan
Queen, Main street below Monroe. He confidently
invites his old lriendstOcA and patrOnize hmnhis new
business.
hOCrs. ap1T
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THUS spoke wise and good Mam hut mark tho
change! Lei lleaicfsd hear him, and then decide whe-
Their TO sufer he made whole. IL Prcsst0aI ue,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-11
German Uroscopic Physician
DIR. M. E EDISON

"0ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Brandon and vicinity, that he will
practice medicine on the German Uroscopic
system, which leads him to locate and de-
scribe the symptoms of disease of a CllRON-
&c CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction A clean VIAL containing
about two ounces of urine, -passcd first in the
morning ,-with the name and age of the pa
ticnt, will enable him to treat successfully the
case in question. Hence, one individual can
bring several cases and medicine can be sent
to any part Of the country. His remedies are
wholly of the reformed practice, differing cs
sentally from those of any other system or
school, consisting of Chemicals and Extracts
in the most concentrated form, aud obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obvating the Inconvenience of bulk
Sc, heretofore an objection TO their general
use. Unlike the potent minerals they are
reliable,e efficient and safe--acting in harmony
with natures laws without enervating or
Frustrating the vital functions of organic life
The relative merits of the two systems in
their application for the removal of disease,
We leave for people Of common sense to de-
teiminc.
Sanguine that he is enlisted in good cause
and for justiiiable ends--thc cause of hui
manity-the cure and rest Grafton tOhealth of
those suffering from disease, with whom are
associated the choicest endearments OF life,
we cannot but invite AMI urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject,
and leave no means untred to promote the
health and happiness of yourself and friends
From the humble and grateful recipients of
his remedies, he is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements in the most en-
thusiastic terms, of cures from diseases and
sickness, some of which were of the most
extreme cases of misery, Of from five to
twelve years standing, now restored and in
the enjoyment of health. lie would rarticn-
larry call your attention TO the following list
of Chronic diseases which heretofore to a
very great extent baifled the skill of the pro-
fession at large, but .How he claims within
the list of successful treatment and cure, viz
Affections of the Lungs, Throat, Liver, Kid
Deys and Spleen, Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Shortness Of Breath, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Commissions, Female Weakness NERVOUS
Diseases, Palptation Of the Heart, Scrofula,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistulas, Old Sores of
every variety, Piles, Ilumors,and all diseases
arising from an impute state of the blood or
habit of the systcm.
Particular attention will be paid to Female
Complaints and all diseases Of delicate
nature, may be trusted to him, without be-
trayal of that confidence which should ex-
list between the patient and physician.
611 No charge for consultation. Charges
for medicine reasonable.
Office hours from 0 A. NJ till 4 p. NJ.
Office a few rods south OF the Brandon
House. east side of the river
Brandon, Vt, Jan, 1865 81 en-