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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

WooL.-we have received from Messrs.
Coates ( Brown, of Philadelphia, the following
adviccs concerning the wool market. We give
it to our readers asst comes to us, not advising
one way or the other, inasmuch as we are not
prepared to form any opinion to what is the
real prospect of the market:
Since our Circular of June, 1856, there has
been n moderately active bushes done in Woods,
and the Prices we then quoted, viz: from so to
63, according to quality, have been fully reali-
Zed for all well conditioned Woods, leaving the
Market at this time quito bare of Fleece Woods.
In looking forward to the probable character of
the Wool business for the coming year, there
are several features which claim very careful
consideration. The most prominent is the
change in the Tariff, which opens to our Manu-
factnrers an extensive assortment of Woods
hitherto beyond their reach, aud which will
make hereafter much less dependent upon our
native Woods for their supplies. This fact would
of itself soon lower the Price of Domestic Wool
were it not for the high rates prevailing in all
the Foreign Markets, and which may protect us
on this point during the present season.
The second vital consideration is the fact that
Wooden Fabrics are now selling, and with little
prospect of an advance, at prices which do not
compensate the Manufacturer, and which II con.
tinued, threaten to break up many who are now
large consumers of wool; and thus by dimln-
ishiug the demand, depress the prices of the
raw material Again, the excessive importa-
ton of all kinds of merchandise and the conse-
guent large export of specie IN return therefor,
together with other causes, may combine to
produce tghtncss in the Money Market, the
effect Of which would be to put down rates of
Wool aud cramD the energies of Manufacturers.
On this point also there is the favorable consid-
Grafton that the old Wool is thoroughly cleaned
up, and that the whole clip of American Wool
is quite inadequate to supply the running ma
Chinery of the country; and as importations
of Wool for a considerable time will be quite
moderate, owing to high prices abroad, it may
be several months or even longer, before there
will be any accumulation in the markets; and,
should we have good fall trade, as is generally
anticipated, present rates for Wool may be main
tanned throughout the year. Our facilities for
handling and selling Woods advantageously
have for several years steadily increased, and we
think they are not surpassed by any other House.
We quote the prices at which we are now SELL
ing as follows:
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BY TIE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, coRNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS;
EROM MASuINGrON.

JuLY a.-R S. Stevens, special superintend.
ent for the saleuf trust lands in Kansas, belong
ing to Weakaskaskia, Pinkeshaw and Peoria
Indians informs the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs that large number of persons are pres
cnt from every State in the Union and the best
state of feelings prevailed, Therefore there.is no
necessity, as anticipated, for making reqnisition
for troops. Nearly every piece of land claimed
by sellers was taken at1ts valuation. What was
not thus taken brought So per acre.
The President has recognized the following
Peruvian Consols-Adolpho X. Kay, Mt Chars
lon; Rich'd d. Fitzgerald, at Baltimore; Ssntiago
Caucia, Bclo, Boston; Sam'l q. Christian, at
Philadelphia; j. w. Davidson, appointed Mar
shal for the Northern district of Illinois, vice,
Nye, resigned; S. II. Parker, Post Master Gen
eral, n. Y, vice, Lewis.
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flor ,lle Iniellieeneer.l

notice communication in your paper this
morning signed "An Eye Witness" ! believe
his assertions to be true, as TO the facts of the
prison being the public hospital, but the up.
pearance of such an article would convey the
idea abroad that we have no charitable institu-
ton in our midst.
We have in the northern part of our city a
public hospital, attended by two surgeons and
two physicians, and corps of nurses, that will
stand comparison with any in the country for
ability, and have often wondered the county
and city authorities have not made arrangements
in proper quarters for the admission of such
cases as your correspondent refers to.
do not know the rules of the Institute, or
whether an application, if made, would be sue
cessful, but do not believe such application
has been made, and suspect that the institution
has its support entirely from private charity
and the fees of patients. Perhaps little light
let in on this matter would do some good.
l..
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CNMOoTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and l9k cert pie
. par for the next Sixty Days.-JAC0B STEIN
RIEJD, Centre Wheeling, Va, begs TO inform his friends
that hi has returned from the Eastern cities
with large and we'll stock of SPRING AND SUM
AIER CLOTHING, all made by his own order and ca
ressy this market He calls likewise the attention Of
public and especially the Mechanics OF this city, to the
great variety in Geutlemens Furnishing Goods, such
home made white and fancy Shirts oversirts beautifully
selected stock Of Necktes, Cravats Socks of all kinds
Gloves A. o. F. Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous to mention.
Ihave also made such arrangements with Bankers in
Baltimore hatI enabled to take smooth quarters and
12K pieces at par without sustaining loss Therefore,
fellow-citIzens one, ALL with old smooth
money to the store OF JACOB STEINPIELD,
ap14 Centre Wheeling, FOR BARGAINS.
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Ar the recent Commencement of Antioch
College, the President, Horace Mann, stated that
he had received a letter from young man in
Indiana, who had been invited to deliver a
Fourth of July oration, asking him to write
his speech for him, closing his application by
offering two dollars for the production.
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NV PuBmcArIoxs.--we arc indebted to our
ever attentive friends, Mcssrs Wilde & Bro,
for many favors in the literary line, and espe-
Cially for late and very valuable work entitled,
'.TmE ATTAcnE IN MADRID" This work is in.
tended not only to afford an insight into the
Vaccinations and intrigucs of Spanish diplo-
macy, hut also to sketch real life picture of
the late political and social revolutions which
have taken place in Spain, and especially at the
capital, Madrid We commend thenttention OF
our readers to this interesting and valuable
work
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TRAGSPORTATlOS OFF1CE Is. 4 u Il. X
HheeLfng Station, June 18Th, 1857.
ON and after Sunday evening June 18th, the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily at s1O A. NJ. and $3.50
p. NJ. and 1C p. N. Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $780, A. NJ,
WIN receive aud discharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily at $50 P. NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations Only Ben
wood Aoundsve Cameron, Burton, Bentons Ferry Graf
RoWlesburg Piedmont, Cumberland No 12 W. Station,
Sir Johns Rum MaTnsburg, HaTpsrs Ferry, MOnOeacy,
SykcsYilIe and Washington Junction
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday) at
TO- p NJ will receive and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
The Trains follows: The MaTruin at4:15
A. Nj Express Train at 926 A. Nj Accommodation Train
at $50 p 81. By order Of
w. S. WoODSIDE, Superintendent.
ie13 j. B.FORu, Agent.
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flor the Wheeling IntelIigrnesr.l
Sonnets of the Jail; No. g.

CosHOrOLFTE
For EAa RSHghf Of tie Old BltcaEs Of WAFeRiH0.l
never viii marry, with Hdke Nag, or CdTTfe,
hate all the girls, faith hardly kn why,
Their haunting and tea1inS-their pulling and squeezing
never could stand Il, good gracious! not i.
Thus unused old Batch the twilight closing.
And nights starry train, In the heavens WAS teeni
When q little maiden, With fruits and flowers laden,
Trip't smllIngiy by, 70 her own village green,
RoT \ moment he gazed At the vision before HIM
And Eateh'd The fair form a. IL giided along
TIL \ feeling Of classification stole DER him,
Which ne soOtl'd with dash Of his faVGTite song:
never VII hAEy, Ac., &c.
When winter sets In. and he gOes to bed freezing,
No Gre his hearth, and no warmth in his Eoul;-
his buttOnIess shirts him coughing and sneeaing,
Till his wrath gets excited boyond his CONTROL
kt he thinks the maiden, With amer hoTr9 ladeu
Who trips thHot the villa &c her lover to greet
The thOt Is confusion, he draws the conclusion,
To sinE the old song to each woman he'll meet
never Will marry, &C., &c.
But mari, when he comes to his deSolate dwelling,
Ills ViSsage Is elouded with soFrOW and CART
80 sweet word Of love IN his bosom is sWellng,-
Ala! no c0Eap0Rt0If-Iio citLdFfa are there.
lie throws himself down IN . dt % YexatiOn;
Aud cures the fortune that made him = man.
But resolves that pITsoR shall have n donation,
And vows he WI marry soon as he can, 50
With Martha or Mary, with Nag, Kate or Carrie
Hen narry them al, faith he hardly knows Whyf-
Ief tAuhllng and teasing has grown quite pleasing,
A''i ere suIniaer Is over AsH ladrFy OF de,
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How 10 GER 4 FIVE House. OUT OF AN EurrY
BARREL-PGt the barrel in n secure place, near
a spring of good water, on the road to the grog
shop. When you want dram take the price
of it in your hand and start to the grog shop
go as far as the spring, drop the money through
the bunghole, take good drink of water and
return home. Repeat this operation till the
barrel is full, knock out the head, and you have
the price of splendid brick building.
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ERnM CHIGAGO

JuIY 9.-The Galena Aarertiser informs us
that the Indians have made another attack Oh
Spirit Lake Several whites killed and taken
captivcs. The inhabitants with some friendly
Indians OF neighboring settlements have started
in pursuit
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FOn sALE-The GAINESVILLE (o) Courier news
paper office is offered for sale. Any person
wishing to embark in the business, can address
Mercer & Co, who will give all necdful inforrna
tan concerning the establishment.
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BALsroN, N. Y, July 6.-Ex-P President Pierce,
Ex.Gov Washington Hunt, P. NJ. Britt, of
Washington, and other distinguished men, are
Marcy.
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COMMITTED.

I.EAvENwoRTu, July 5-'rhc examination Of
Hnller, charged with the murder of Lysle, re-
suited in his committal for trial before the Dis
trict Court.
The prisoner was conveyed to the Fort, for
safe keeping and protection. All excitement
subsidized
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ERnM NEM YORK.

july 9.-Another riot occurred last night in
the Eleventh Ward. The Metropolitan Police
were attacked by mob, and the police being
compelled to use their reyolvers, two of their
assailunts were shot
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RIyER AND WEATHER.

v :
PIT7sBuRGu, July 9.-Rivcr 4 feet inches,
by pier mark, falling. Weather clear Mer-
curry 80 degrees
GINolxN&rr, July 9.-Wcather hot.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Rivcr, . feet inches
in the canal falling. Weather clear. Mercury
So degrees
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TuE KnLED.-So far, six deaths have resulted
from the leap of car from a bridge 81
feet high, on the Marietta railway, and two
others are in a dangerous condition
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@sSsk-

LATE PArEAs.-We are indebted 10 our friend,
Mr. A. REBELLION, of the Post Office, for bun,
die of Pittsburgh papers in advance Of the
mail.
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FIRE.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Thirty tenemcnts were
burned ut Davenport, Iowa, on the 9th inst
Loss $4,000 Partly insured.
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By TELEGRAPH.


CIScnxA7 9-Plnur rmer receipts light; 5000 bills
sold 1890 Whisky 25Xc in fair demand Provisions
firm; hhds Rocon sides sold at Re Coffee actiVe 100
bngs sold ut Il0Ril1Ic
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KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL!
JTTE inform drinking friends that
w again prepared furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal to made in the country Remember that
mineral II not "Soda WatertI Is water highly
charged with Wholesome and gently stimulating Its
owing to the Of this and not TO
and TATtaTic Acid In Soda water.
Our Svrups confident equal to any found In
the cities Such the testimony Of those who have
tried both.
In addition to the usual fruit syruPs, have the lecl
Cream syrups and the famous 'HOCK AND SODA
Syrups. Call the Bridge Drug Store
iei ~ H. LOtAN& 90.
MASONIC REGALIA! MASONIC REGALIAl
ESyS A large and varied assortment Of Master Ma
tF sons Royal Arch, and knight Templars' Regalla
& just received consignment and for sale cheap,
at the Watch and JeWelry store of Q. ?. RRoWNL.
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Removal.
DIR. e. G. WINCHELL,



HAS removed his Office to 141 Market street,
few doors above Monroe nearly opposite Wash
ingtOn Hail. (drs Goorl where he is prepared TO 0l
perform operation artificial work In the
Dental profession.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended to
him. he hopes by his particular attention carefulness and
experience, merit continuance Of the which he
respectfully sOlicItS.
Dr. W. takes pleasure announcing that he has secured
the services of JAMES ORR, who for the past five
has taken the entire charge OF the Mechanical Dent
stry Of the late Dr. Huhen where, by constant practice
ad vast field OF observation he has secured perfection
the manufacture Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH" not attained
by those making only a few n year.
They prepared to manufacture Teeth for each
particular In blocks continuous work. Those
acquainted with Orrs skin need not be convinced
that this Is the place to procure superior work.
~ DR.. WInCne gives his especial attention to the OPP
erative department Of Dentistry and for permanent
Increasing patronage he relies upon that conf
dCnce which his work in this community has tended to
create.
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Great Improvement in silk Mnts.
TNHIS Improvement consists Of combination OF prnc
piles render the silk Hat Band, after slight wear,
soft and pleasant to the head as SER lat without in
durability. This has long been great desdern-
tu, by combinations, have succeeded in effect
ing this object which combines the softness of the Felt Hat
with the beauty and ressy of the SILK Hat and
from It's yielding nature readily conforms to the shape OF
the head; thus avoiding in great measure the trou
Bile Inconvenience OF conforming and shaping, the
principle Of the conormatuer embodied the Improve
Inent.
We have the lebec oakford and fashionable
Eastern styles of hats, s. D. HARPER son.
- mil
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CouRrs.-,There was no business of interest
to the public transacted in the Courts on yes
terday
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Ir Is NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT LIVER
Complaint, or a deranged state of the Liver, is
the cause of most of the summer and bowel
complaints that visit US during thisseasOn of the
year.
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
Lircr the principal cause of these diseases, or
in other words, whenit performs its functions
properly it enables the system to resist or throw
off 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 to per-
form its proper functions. There is nothing in
the whole world that SO quickly stimulates the
Liver to proper performance of its functions
as DR. SANFonD's LIVER INvIGoKAToR, which al
most instantly checks Diarrhpa, Dysentery, or
any complaints of the bowels.
The Invigorator acts asa gentle cathartic. yet
it checks all loosencss 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 anduse
for years for such complaints by largely prac-
ticing physician. jy1-1m
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RIvRR NEws.-Water o ieet 2 inches.

RIVER NRws.-Water . feet inches.
Observation-Disclosures, Cheyoit and Clifton, from
Pittsburgh. Courier, from Parkersburg. Con-
voY, from steubenyille. Nebraska, from Sun
fish.
Departures Fortune aud Chevoit, TO Pitts
burgh. Clifton, to St. Louis. Courier, to Par
kersburg. Convoy, to steubenyille.
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THE cELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DYSP EPSI a,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEAKNESS OF. my KIND. 3
FEVER AND AGUE,

G.N < n 1At&EI 4ASIdO
Anil the Ysrious affections consequent upon dsOrdercd
.STO.HAC,I OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion Acity the Stomach, Cocky Pains,
@ SR te ef 81 p APs' In al SeSsSS
Neuralc AGectlOs has in numerous instances proved
This Is purely vegetable prePaIsa on st[c
Holland BOerhaye Because Of its great success
in most of the European States its INTO te
faherand scattered here and there over the face Of this
mighty country. Meeting with great success among Item.
wonderful medicinal :iEtues must be aeknowisdged.
stutio may hive beer impaired by the continuous Of
ardent shirts, oe: ferns Of dlssipation Ge3e-Ay In;
ite ns and quiesening every nerve raising uo the
dropping pr and, fact infusns life and vic to
'De 's''st' UAUTIoNl
great popularity tsIeligtfI Aroma has induced
purchasing De not buy anything else unit
have given BoerhaYe's Holland Bers affair trial. One bo
tie will eonViT'e you how nentey superior tits TO athes
'"''A''' wlIATIr1s DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM schuellmsn Esq., the well Brown iilhoETsPheE
and iavarinSIy relieves indigestlon and debility
Rev Samuel Babcock says II found special relef from
s use for severe headache, with ThShI had long spf
J. W. MCDOWELL Esq, says: ''I have used Boerhave's
Holland Bers myself and recommend to others, know
ing It to be just what It is represented"
derived benefit from its use for weakness of the stom
James NJ Murphy says: cater several physicians had
failed Boerhaye's Holland Bitters removed the pain from
The editor Of the Kittanning says: Atrr
of the best physicians in the place had failed Boerfaves
Holland BeFs cured of the worst form of ysnePsa
Erancis Felix only manufacturer Of e "orginal Extract
OF Coee says: ~ know that your Holland Bcrs is
Of the best medicines in the world fer dsorered stomach
or liver"
DR.. Ludwig editor of the Packet Baltimore, pronOunces
1t a medicine deserving the confidence OF the public.
Eherhart, the leading German physician of Penna.,
prescribed frequently during the last three years. with
marked in drbitAted states of the digestive
gans, or of the system generally.
The manager the bauus Vinegar actory 81 used
myself and therefore induced to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with great debility to all Of
consuIuptiye hab and really It is doing her more good
than anything She has ever taken.'
NOTICE expects to find In this beverage will
be disappointed but to the Sick weak and low Spirited 1t
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of sngu
lar remedial properties.
w 81 perbottle bottles for IS, the sole
prOprietors, -
Manufacturing pharmaceutsts and Chemists,
1No unl De-
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.


rszrEa 1sszza $50 So 80.
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New, p b..........
IRON.
PIGS. HANGING Rock
LEAD AND SHOT.

ElEi ? ID --'''.'..'''.-'.-:::s
BnT-. ..---...--. -. .o3:
Shot, y DnE-.... .--.....Si&t
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. p tb....Se91&
HaTntss......... .33gFS
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\ GENTLEMAN of Raleigh county, Va, has a
fine large calf which has no eyes or any appear
ance of any, yet can go througha gate, gap in
the fence, or any entrance, without difficulty,
and knows as well as person when it is getting
near a tree stump or fence.
AMONG the items of nows brought by the
Arabia, we find intelligence of the alarming ill
ness of Lord Aberdeen, which is causing much
anxiety to his friends. His complaint is OBJ
struction of the bowels Lord Aberdeen has
long been prominent in British politics.
"JoHN," said a master to his head apprentice
as he was about starting on a short journey,
.'you must occupy my place while am absent"
"Thank you, sill" demurely replied John, "but
I'd rather sleep sleep with the boys"
LOLA MoxrEz has shit the Quakerians in
Philadelphia in the right place, aud is to repeat
her lectures; especially including that on "Men
of Calamity"
The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, in a recent
Speech said:
::'rhe American party cannot be thought other
than temporary organization, somewhat like
Betty Wiggle's pig:
'SWhen it lived, It lived In clover;
Aud when 1T died. 1t died oil over"
''Boy, what's become of the hole saw in
your pants the other day?"
young America carefully examining his
mentionableS) "Oh, sir, it's wore OUT
The wife of Mr. Poets, proprietor of the
Phoenix Hotel, Lansingburg, N. Y, which was
destroyed by fire the other day, had effected an
insurance of fifteen hundred dollars on his
property, with her pin money, unknown to him.
A Southern paper says that Memphis, Tenn,
is the best place in the world for students of
anatomy, as there are fresh killed subjects to be
seen every morning at the dead house.
Nicaragua has had eight different Presidents
within eight years.
There is strong movement in the South for
shipping cotton direct to Liverpool.
Mr. Thomas Bartlett, of Havrehill, n. H, was
strangled to death, last week, by breaking an
abscess in his throat
Twenty dollar bills, changed from twos on the
Farmers Bank ofKontucky, have just been put
in circulation at Pittsburgh.
A rural poet sends to the New York Evening
Mirror the following poem Squirrel" re-
marking that he (the pOeD is fully aware that
the last line is a lectle too long:
''Tte squirt nice bird,
And has busly tale,
lie sometimes sits upon lin,
And sometimes n rAe,
And gehehers nuts in the that his winter stock
ontfail"
Matilda Heron and Mr.. G. A. Sothern, who
supports her in her principal charac tcrs arc
playing an engagement in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Walsh writes to the Journal of Commerce
that Salvin who lately played Othello in Par
is to universal admiration, is the greatest tragic
actor of the present time.