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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15

CRY CorNc1I-C Council met pursuant to ad-
After the reading and adoption of minutes,
proposals were read concerning the grading OF
Zane street, from Robert Crawford, William
Smith, John Burns, James Bodlcy, Charles Iar-
MS. Joseph Long and Henry Ramp, Jr.' their
bills ranging from $500 to 81, 900.
On motion, all these bids were referred to the
Committee on Streets and Alleys and the street
commissioner, with power to have the work done
as advertised in the proposals
Mr. Sweeney wished TO know where the mon
ey was to come from to pay for this work he
thought that first some inquiry should be made
upon that matter.
Mr.. List concurred with Mr.. Sweeney, and
stated that there could not and would not be
money in the treasury, over and above what the
city was now liable for, this year.
Mr.. Hammond thought that the people of
Zane street had been long enough imposed upon,
and some risk ought to be taken to have the
work completed
Mr. Sweeney amended that the work be con-
tracted for on a credit Of twelve months--with
interest
Committee on Ordinances reported an 0rdi-
nance providing penalties for furnishing those
who injure or attempt to injure any vacant or
untenanted property.
Committee on Fire Department reported GER
tain grants to the various Engine companies
Committee on Water w OrkS reported recon-
mending reduction in the water rent of VIM.
Ewing to So, and Intelligencer Office to $780,
Also reported proposition of Hobbs L Taylor to
build boiler for water works. Also the bid oil
j. n. Todd & Co. for iron.
II was moved that the report be adopted.
Mr.. Sweeny moved that the proposition OF
Messrs Hobbs & Taylor be accepted, provided
they take the bonds of the city at twelve
months The motion was carried.
faflt thN
sityof taking up the curb in front of Sweeney's
warehouse. Also upon the necessity Of repairs
on Main street between Monroe and the creek
The appropriation of $S2s,27 asked for by
the Commissioner was carried; the balance OF
the report was laid on the table.
Committee on Accounts reported payment o.
accounts to upwards of $1,000; ordered to h'
paid, with the exception of R. & w Miller
left over to further deliberations.
Committee on Assessments reported, recon-
mending a reduction in the assessed value o.
the MeLure House, sundry lots Of +. X. Arm
strong, and also Of Jacob and Pendleton-
COMMITTEES on Cemeteries reported, recon-
mendihz more energetic care of the Cemetery
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NAV YnRK RInTS.

July l4.-The rioters in the 18th Ward are
making extensive preparations for renewal of
night. An inccndiary circular is in circulation
calling a mass meeting to put down the Metro
politan Police; a meeting has also been held at
the German theatre on Fourth street, to make
arrangements for an attack. Iti reported that
the rioters have provided field piece and plenty
ofmuskets and ammunition. The police commits
ton of n renewal of d1tnclltesi" in eyreGtas
hundred policemen are stationed in the Ward,
and three regiments have been ordered toreport
themselves al, their armories at o'clock.
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such as making it obligatory upon the Sexton 10
live in the house near the Cemetery, and giving
him police power to arrest persons and animals
intruding upon the enclosures. Report was
adopted.
Petition of French / Lashley, referred.
James o. Hawley and William Tracy were
nominated and confirmed as Deputies of the
City Sergeant.
Petition of Mary Ann couey was laid on the
Petitions OF. F. f. Zoeoller, Aaron Ady, WIN.
SnodgraSs, August Rolf, VIM Minninger and
Jacob Vogleman, granted
Petition of j. II. Robinson refused. Petition
of F. kepler laid on the table; of P E. Swa-
kof referred.
On motion it was resolved that the salary OF
the asSeSsorof Water Rents be $75 per annum;
and $40 to the collector of Water Rents. Adj
journed.
II Is Nor GENERALLY Conceded THAT LIVER
Complaint, or aderanged state of the Liver, is
the cause of most of the summer and bowel
complaints that visit us during this season of the
year.
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
Lirer the principal cause of these diseases, or
in other words, when it performs its functions
properly it enables the system to resist or throw
OIL diseases OF the stomach and bowels, and
where they are deranged the surest cure is to
cure the Liver of its disease and cause it topper
form its proper functions There is nothing in
the whole world that so quickly stimulates the
Liver to proper performance of its functions
as DIX SANFonD's LIVER INvIGonAroR which al
most Instantly checks Diarrhoea, Dysentery, or
any complaints of the bowels
The lnyigorator acts as a gentle cathartic. yet
it checks all looseness of the bowels from the
time tits taken till the regular operation of the
medicine some eighteen hours after, when the
cause of the complaint is removed, the liver is
invigorated and health soon follows. The In
vigorator may be taken with perfect safety in all
cases of Dysentery, asst has been tried and used
for years for such complaints by largely prac-
ticing physician. jy1-1m
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Pleasant Hill SEMINAHY.-We have receiV.
ed the catalogue of the last session of this in
stitution, situated in Washington county, Pa.
We find from the catalogue, that the session
closed with sevcnty-fvcpupis, and nine ofthese
were graduated. We also learn that such has
been the continued prosperity of the school, and
the increasing demands upon it from the pub
lie, that the propIietors are now busily engaged
in erecting new Seminary near the site of the
old one, which, together with the old one, Will
accommodate about double the number which
they have been able to take in times past. With
this Seminary and most Of its teachers we are
well acquainted, and those CT our citizens who
have had daughters and relatives ut the school,
will agree with us that it is one of the most de-
sirable institutions west of the mountains. The
course of instruction is very thorough, and is
carried on under the supervision Of long expe-
rienced teachers The Principal, we believe,
engaged in the business upwards of thirty years
ago, and has been remarkably successful in her
school management The country around this
Seminary comprises some Of the most beautiful
scenery and one Of the healthiest sections of
country to be found any where in the United
States In point of economy, this school also
presents unusual advantages, inasmuch as be-
ing situated in the country, it does nat require
that expensive dressing usually considered ne
cessary for young ladies at town schools.
But this school is well known to nanyOf our
best citizens, who have educated daughters
there, and those who desire to send their daugh-
tiers into the country to school, should make in
quiry of them. They can also procure any in
formation they desire by applying to Mathew
McKcever, West Middletown, Pa.
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[nNAr1c AsYLIrM RuRNED.

UREA, N. Y, July 14-By the fire this morn
ing, the central portion Of the Lunatic Asylum
together with the Domes, were burnt to the
cellars, and the East and West wings were par
tally burnt The rear wings were uninjurcd
The inmates of the Asylum were removed to q
grove in the vicinity and guarded by several
military companies There were no lives lost
DR.. L. Freese, n promident citizen, it is feared
was fatally injured by the fall of the burning
timhers. The loss is estimated at $500 600.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINClNNATI, July F. w c!7rlIcT EOI- NlSIc GUY
LoglsvILLE, July 14-Riyer, 4 feet inches
in the canal falling. Weather clear. Mercury
so degrees.
ST. Louis, July l4-Rivcr continues to re-
cede and all the upper streams FILLING. Very
heavy rain yesterday afternoon and last night
Weather very warm.
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SALE OF scroro RoLLlNG Mkt Al PosrsNouru,
This mill, which is almost new, having cost
about cighty-uine thousand dollars, was sold on
Thursday afternoon under the hammer. 1t was
bid off by Peter Kinney, James Murphin, and
perhaps others, for the sum of $32, 800. 1t is
the design to put it into operation Immediately.
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD feeting Of Stockhold-
erA.-It is to be hoped, that the stockholders in
the Hempfield Railroad, will not forget or neg
lect the meeting TO be held at Washington to-
morrow, Thursday, 1Gth.) 1t is very important
that every stakeholder should be represented
on this occasion, and we trust that no small
consideration will deter any from being present,
and casting his vote and influence in favor of
issuing the preferred stock, and thus secure the
completion of the road ut an early day.
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TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE B. & OIL Rl
Wheeling Station, June 18th, 1851.
ON and after Sunday evening June llth Passenger
Trains VIII leave this station daily at $50 A. NJ $3.50
p. NJ and &c p. NJ Wheeling time.
The Mall Train daily Except Sundays) $40, A. NJ,
VIII receive and discharge at all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily at $3.50 P. NJ will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only
wood MounhsVe, Cameron Burton, Bentons Ferry Graf
ton RoWlesbur Piedmont, Cumberland No. II W station,
Sir Johns Run, MaTnsburg Harpers Ferry, Monocucy
sykesVIlle and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday Mt
10, P 81, will receive and discharge Passengers ali the
principal stations
A. Nj Express Train at 1928 a. Nj Accommodation Train
at G:3O p II. By order OF
W. S. WoODsIDE, Superintendent
jel3 J. B.FORD, Agent.
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PRoFIrABLE SuEEP.-We learn from the
Washington Commonwealth, that James Crouch,
of Bentleysyile, clipped from eleven Spanish
MeriuO sheep, Purchased last winter in Yer
mont, &c pounds of well-washed wool, worth s.
per fleece. One of the ewes clipped q pounds
of clean fine wool, and she weighs less than 70
pOunds-thus giving one-tenth of her live
weight in wool
Mr. Berry, near Canonsburg, clipped from ten
Spanish Merino ewes, purchased laIs winter in
Vermont, 70! pounds of wool, which sold for
30 cents per pound, or $s,62I fleece.
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FROM ST louis.

JuLY 14.-Capt. Wharden from Fort Kearncy,
reports advices have been received at the Fort
that Summers command was eighty miles from
Fort Laramie, all well. No truth in the report
that part of Summers command had been
cut off.
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Nsw YORE July 14-Flour depressed; Of 1000 Dbl.
at &c 5 for State; &6459T40 Ohio, decline
eac Southern remains unchanged Wheat also depressed
sales of 1900 bushels decline Of &c. quotations nominal
Corn depressed; 10000 bushels sold Mixed
cline OF c. Provisions steady. Lard buoynnt Whisky
Stocks q
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COL. FREMONT.
NEW York, July 14.-Col Fremont is seri-
ously i'll in this city.
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THE INTEI1LIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1867.

ONO PESrTENTIAm-Thero are O47 pri-
oners in the Ohio PCnitentiary, the greatest num-
Der ever known to be confined within the walls
at any ole time.
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Removal.
DIR. E. G. WLNCHELL,
SIRGEON nENVIST.

HAS removed his office to I41 Market street, -
few above Monroe, nearly opposite WASH
ington Hail. (1rSt loOr) where he Is prepared to
perform any operation artificial work In the
Dental profession.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended to
his particular attention, cnTefnneSS and
experience continuance of the same which he
respectfully solIcits.
Dr. W. takes pleasure announcing that he has secured
the services OF JAMES ORR who for the past five
the entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
isFy of the late Dr. Huhen, where by constant practice
and Of observations he has secured perfection
the manufacture of ARTIRICIAb TEETH not attained
by those making only few sets year.
They prepared to manufacture Teeth for each
particular blocks continuous work Those
acquainted DR.. Orr skill need not to be convinced
that this is the place to procure superior work.
Dr. WIncnelI gives especial attention to the
department OF Dentistry and for permanent gen
Increasing he relies upon that cOnh
dencc which his work ths community has tended to
create.
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new York Market.

RALrrucRE July l4.-Plour steady SIPS. Oorn-salel
Of white SS9Crc yellow S6sSc. Wheat-sales OF new
red and white at SI,9592O0. Whisky unchanged.
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CoxvEST,ox.- is to be national ema.
cipation convention at Cleveland, Ohio, on the
18th, 26th and 9th Of August, called by EIihu
Burrit, to discuss his scheme for the peaceful
removal Of slavery.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
July 14.-Deaths for thewcek, only %, most
ly children. No fever.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CImcinnnti Married.

CxcMkArI, Juv l4.-Flour declined to $500 and dull
No change Provisions; market firm. Whisky steady
26c. Cheese 999Xe. No change in Grain.
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srElx PLOw.-The Newark, Ohio, Machine
Works arc manufacturing large steam pillow
for gentleman in this State, the design being
furnished. 1t is intended to exhibit tat the
National Fair in Louisville.
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fiNE YNoRlvINGs

! OWEN To EACII PUIUHASEK.
! III eur LOuKINO.iLASS DEPARTMENT. may he hsd
every variety Of PER WAN and MAMIE MIRRORS, Poh
TRAIT and PtcrURE HRANES, CcRScsS RASSs &c, of
exclusive choice and original de-
signs not elsewhere to he and of superior quality
/. IL our FINE AIT nEPAR TAiENT will! be found first
class Impressions OF all finest Eurcpean Engfavings,
viii genera OF all desirable publications
our ARTISTS MATERIAL DEPARTMENT will DO
found (of superior quality only REQUESTS for the
l Artist Amateur. Pupil.
Tue the Tr,de aud Schools. Orders by
ie'..r careuIl filed and fcEtd with the utmost
To tie eFonnrnst, anil l tesrOus obtaining sup,
qualify articles, moderate prizes the above presents
equal A. vantaKes.
aP14-R-d&w sSS Broadway, New York.
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g.. yUNDEHBERG ". H. A. p HuLLIHgy " p: HuLLIHRS.
DENTAL SURGERY.
e. HULLIHENS,
DIR. S. p. HULLIREN.

OFFIUE, NO.l8I, Fourth Street, near The
tf6 Presbyterian Church.
tPyz9 Manufactures TEETH expressly for each par
%4115Dticuar FUll sets OF Teeth, any parts
of sets, made with Artificial Gums. The Gum is made In
continuous solid pecee cost the for Teeth with
or without Gums my2I-Iyd&w
TIE PYZLLLPSBURGH WATER CURE,
TOR the treatment Of Chronic diseases, is situated %
miles West Of Pittsburgh, opposite Rochester, Beaver
Co.. Pa In country justly celebrated and unsurpassed
beauty and grandeur OF scenery The house has
fitted comfortably and much Improved in its bathing
rangements and supplied with abundance of pure soft
from springs 100
detached from the main building, furnished with piano.
affords evening entertainments Gymnasium, swings,
bowling saloon affords exercise through the day Every
made 70 make resort for its visitors
An experience OF Is years the Water Treatment the
attending Physician may be the invalid thai
his ills will be properly understood and trented.
For particulars address Dr. c. DAELY, Water Cure
p. o., beaver Co., Pa. iel7-1mlnW
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hIlEP -CUUL! HEEI- CUUL n
VTYE wish to inform drinking friends that now
w again prepared to furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal any made in the country Remember that
mineral Yner "Soda WAteF Is water highly
charged with Whoet and gently stimulating gas. Its
owing the Of this and not to
the presence TaTtRc Acid as in Soda water
Our sYrups confident are equal TO any found In
the Eastern cities Such the testimony Of those who nave
tried both =.
In addition to the fruit syrups have The lee
ous Cream syrups and the famous "H0CK AND SODA
and CataWba SyrupS Call a. the Bridge corner Drug store
lei T. II. LOGAN & co.
MASONIC REGALIA! MASONIC ltEGALlA!
1z1-N A large and varied assortment Of Master Ma
&EN sons, Royal Arch and Knight Templnrs Resalia
Just received consignment and for sale cheap,
at the Watch and Jewelry store of O. p BkOmN.
je1I Ila MIN y.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. & o. n. r..
u.h--.Ii..-. Ea..as.... L.. J an ~. Z

ESfIizssElss glEzaias.Ea - - 80 flI
sSE9zssssS- ~ sss
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siding in Washington, named Samuel Lane,
while holding or leading fractions horse, on
the 4th inst, was thrown from his feet, and in
falling dislOcarcd his thumb in such manner as
to break the surface of the skin. The injury
became so painful that lock jaw ensued, from
the effects of which the patient died on Friday.
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CovsrABLEs FGrs.-On the rendition Of a YER
dict in New York against man for the sum of
$40 90, three constablcs in that city made a
levy on his goods and handed in their bill,
which was so exorbitant that the particular
charges were demanded They gave the follow
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DISEASE OF THE KIDN EYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
REAKMESSs OF 4NF KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE, IN
And the various affections consequent dsorered
.S2'OlL4tGaF or LIVER,
Such Indigestion, Aeidy ot stomach, Cocky Pains
Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondrncy, Oostysness
Blind and Bleeding Piles In AL Nervous, Rheumatic aud
highly beneficial. and in others elsee decided
This purely vegetable compoond prepared on strictly
principles after the OF the celebrated
Holland professor soerhay Because of its great success
in OF the European States its Introduction into the
United States was Intended more especially those of
fatherland scattered kere and there the face of this
now offer it the American public, knowing that It's truly
wonderful medicinal !staes Gest he SeSnov.elged.
sutioss may have impaired by The continuous use OF
sRntansnus in effect ends its way directly r. he sat Of
life thrill ny and quicenng raising nn the
dropping Prit and fact, insinE life and VII to
the system.
many Initial. which public should guard asa.t
purchasing IL 70 buy anyhng else unit ou
tie Will cOny' YOU how Infinitely superior tits to allhes
WHAT IT Is DOING FOR TIE SICK.
Wm Schuchmnn, ESQ; the well kGoTn thogrsPher, says;
hnd lsyariaTIy relieves indigestion s4 and iehilm
Rev Samuel Rabcock says ~ found special relief from
its nse for severe headace with which had long spt
J. w. MCDOWELL, Esq says: al have used Boerhave's
Holland Bers myself and 1t TO others, knew
ing 1t TO be just what it is represented."
derived benefit from It's use TorweasnNs of the to
uch and indigestion.
failed, Boerhave's Holland Bers removed pain fon
my heart and side de- qTng from fT
physicians in the place had failei RocEhaye
Bcrs cared the worst form OF Dyspepsia"
Francis Felix only manufacturer of tie oFiEina Extinct
81 know that Your Holland B!ers * one
of the best medicines In the world fer dsotered stomach
or liver" -
Dr. Ludwig editor of the 'Pacrl Baltimore proInunceE
1t medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
Or. Eherhart, the leading German physician Of Penna
has prescribed It frequently during the lastthreeyears, with
marked In dehitated states OF tho digestive
Snns, of the system generally. 1afr
The of the bHuuS Vinegar Factory 81 used
myself and therefore induced to Try its effect upon
my wife, (trcubled with the great debility to all Of
consumptive hab and really 4 is doing hermore good
than anything she has ever tIken.'
NORTHUMBERLAND expects to and in this beverage Will
be lisapponted but tile sick weak and los Spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of slngu
remedial properties. - 49, p
at 81 perbottle or4x bottles for 60 by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, IN. 4 Co,
Manufacturing pl:rmaceutsts and Chemists,
,rrh ID
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MISCRLLANEoUS.

Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low it's Use.
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INNWi ' u 80 - : :
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Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28
Important from Washington Decision
Of the Supreme Court In the Dred Scott
Persecution Of General Scott.

WASHINGTON, Dee 81 am informed
this evening that the Supreme Court have
come to q decision in the Dred Scott case,
recently argued before them. All the
judges but two hold that Congress has no
power over the question of slavery in the
Territories, and that the Missouri Compro-
mise Is unconstitutional, and consequently
null and void. judges McLane and Cur
It's dissenting from the majority, hold that
Congress has power to prohibit slavery in
the Territories Chief Justice fancy will
pronounce the decision in few days
\ bitter and unrelenting war will be
made IN the Senate to kill the House reso-
luton giving General Scott his back pay.
l understand, to day, that number of
Senators have been furnished certain in
formation by one of the Secretaries against
the general 1t is rather late in the day
to trump up charges, the only purpose of
which can be to defeat the bill now pen
ding before the Senate
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

John Gushing has recently been con-
victed at Tecumseh, Kansas Territory, of
the murder of William Norton. 1t is the
first capital conviction that has been had
in the Territory, and shows that reason is
beginning to return to the minds of the
people, Norton, it is said, belonged to
the pro-slavery party, as does also Cush-
ing Judge Cato, formerly of Alabama,
presided William Partridge was convict
ed OF burglary and sentenced to the PEN
ltentlary for ten years. He is a free
Otate man. AZ. o. BuI
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28
Congressional.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
SENATE--The debate ON the Harlan
case was resumed.
HOUSE--Resolutions were adopted
directing the Judiciary Committee to in.
cure into the expedieney of re-arrangine
the United States District and Circuit
Courts, so as to give all sections an equal
representation in the United States Su.
preme Court
The Sergeant-at-Arms had paid out ur
to yesterday, sl,500,0OO for mileage and
per diem pay of members.
The appointment of the Corruption
Committee caused an intense excitement.
The Committee have adopted stringent
rules to prevent premature exposure
WAsHINGToN, January 1.-THE SEN
ate rejected the admission of Harlan.
from Iowa, by a majority of ten.
In the House, bill was passed to res
store certain naval officers removed.