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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-16

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE b. & o. X. H..
Wheeling Station, June 18th, 1857.
ON and after sunday evening, June Passenger
Trains win leave this station daily $40 A. NJ $3.50
2. ii. ami lc p. u. Wheeling time. u -E
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at slG, a. NJ
VIII receive and discharge all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily NJ, receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only:
wood, Moandsve Cameron, Burton Bentons Ferry, Graf
ton, Rewesburg Piedmont, Cumberland, No. IL w Station
Sir Johns Rum Martnsburg, Harpcrs Ferry, Monocacy
Sykesville and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday
10, p ~, will and discharge Passengers all
principal stations -.-E
The Trains will follows Mail Train 4i5
A Nj Express Train Mt 9:25 A. NJ; Accommodation Train
W. S. 'WooDsIDE, Superintendent
je13 J. B.EORD, Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ss THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR!

ID, Is A GREAT SCIENTI.
laily working cnres almost
A. II my lnagIc, eceR Ire FIRST
n more than one bottle Is re-
sI' Complaint. from the worst
anon headache, Ill Of which
ceI'.
principal regulators of the
performs its functions well
are fIily developed. The
dependent OH the healthy
proper performance of its
aciI Is At fault, tie bowels
svstem suffers in cnnse-
MUtr-having ceased 10 do
Of thai organ, one of the
his study, IN u practice OF
to fnd some remedy where
many arrangements TO
medy is Mt Last found, any
Complaint in any Of it7
bottle, and conviction is
formed by dissolving gums
which Is soluble for the ac-
cine. THESE gums remove
from the system, supply
flow Of lille, invignratins
20 digest well, purifying
health TO the whole lnAchi-
of the disease, and effect.
any or the disagreeablc
Caioniel Of MiACral Poison,
sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents
night ioosens the bowel,
meal Will cure Dyspepsia.
spoonsful will always re-
male obstruction removes
and makes a perfect cure.
ateIy relieves ChUlic. while
is II sure cure for Cholera
tive OF Cholera.
will prevent the recurrence
relieves all painful feel.
needed to throw out of the
cine after q long sickness.
Jaundice removes all yell
from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
cures Chronic DiarrhGa
summer and bowel com.
first dose.
attacks caused by worms,
ren, there is no surer, SAT-
the world, as 1t neGer IniIs.
In these statements; they
that we can give evidence
IT are giving their unan-
favor.
r Remedies now offered to
an so fully recommend as
SO generally known now
eparation is truly q LiUer
st happy results on all who
ertIticates have been given
icine by those o. the highest
ow 1t to be the best prepara-
tdsos' County Democrat.
Rof'ER HOTTIE.
345 Broadway, New York.
s for Wheeling.
h, Whole sale Agents.
my l2-3m-1y-dsw
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

LoulsyILLk, July 15.-River, 4 feet inches
in the canal, FILLING. Weather clear. Mercury
SO degrees.
ST LouIs, July l5.-River continues TO re-
cede. nothing new from the upper streams.
Weather alternately clear and cloudy. Mercu-
ry 81.
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hE11I3 COOL! hEEI0 COOL!
w E wish drinking friends that now
w again prepared furnish PURE COLD MINERAL
WATER equal any made in the country Remember that
is not 'Soda Water"tis highly
charged Wholesome gently stimulating Its
owing the of this and not to
and Tartaric Acid In Soda water
Our Syrups confident equal any found In
the Such the testimony Of those who have
tried both
addition to the usual fruit syrups have the deei
and oatawba syrnps. Bridge Drug Store.
ie1 - r. H. LOGAN 4 co.
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MASONIC REGALIAl MASONIC REGALIA!
Sra large and varied assortment of Master Ma
GSS sons' Royal Arch aud Knight Templars' Regalia
Sziust received on consignment and for sale cheap,
Watch and Jewery store OF c. p. BROWN,
.je17 us Main ST.
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W. /. EUSDRSBERG, ID. =. ME- HULLHES.
DENTAL SURGERY.
FUNDENBERG g. HULLIHENS
SUCCESSORS TO
DR.. S. p. HULLIREW

OFFICE, No. 13l, Fourth srecl near the
ESfss6SSS9 Presbyterian Church.
SI1P4 "a Manufactures TEETH expressly for each par
llIYytcular case, Fru sets OF Teeth, any parts
with Artificial Gums. The Gum is made In
continuous SOLID pieceIi Teeth with
or without Gums. ny2I-1yd&w
TIE PHILLIP.SBURGH Va TER CURE
TOR the of Chronic diseases, situated %
miles West of Pittsburgh, opposite Rochester, Beaver
Co.. Pa country justly celebrated unsurpassed
beauty and grandeur of scenery The honsc has
fitted comfortably and much improved in Its bathing
engagements and supplied with abundance OF soft
water from springs 100 feet above the house fine ball
detached from the main building, furnished with piano.
affords evening entertainments. Gymnasium swings and
bowling saloon affords exercise through the day. Every
endeavor made make pleasant for Its visitors
experience Is years the Water Treatment
attending Psician be to the invalid thar
his ills Will be properly understood and treated.
For particulars address Dr. c. BAEY Water Cure
p. o., Beaver Co., Pa. jel7-lmdaw
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FINE OF Prince Co.'s Melodsons hand, Wild
sreII Sliding Dcsk 4e and oetaves with choice stock
yions Guitars flutes, Ffs and almost every
thing in the music line.
Best Italian strings, music, &c. &C.
feb6 No. 20 Uuon street
IOLUR NAVY CAPs-A nne assortment on hand with
ID hne sIIk cover. taplsl 5. p. HARPER SON
USf received, Ladiss Isle dread GAuntiets,
u lny29 HRISkELL L SWEARINGEN.
WE win open .his day, some beautiful styIes spr
w shawls. Rp20l HKisRELL tsHEARlSGEN-
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
thursday MORNING, JULY lO, 1857.
GRAND CONCERT
Az NVASkHRNLTA HALL

AT WASHINGTON HALL.
DRoP g. ANTON, o, the Pitt barrh and Wheeling Aca'
L eu.s, ~ Music, will give GRAND CONCERT Of No:al
and In-trumeuta Music at WASHINGTON HALL, FRI
DAY ESESINCf, JULY 17th. 1851 which occasion he
will be assisted by talented arttsts.
PROGRAMME.
Piano Duct, OWN. Tel) Misses Hofsmith GoOdall
Katie S.rans, (Bsllnd) -........... Miss Maxwell.
n piano Solo .........-. Miss ioodAll.
a I'M. star OF Love (wallac.l Miss HoismiIL.
D. Solo Violin lie petit tan,bOnr) - Prof e. Anton.
a Darling bessie Vocal Quartee.
: piano Duett Misses Hofs,nith 4 GoodalI.
Ian Drsaming OF Thee. Miss Hofsmith.
o Nv A iyIce. Mr. Goodal.
IN JsniIeri. wakes for the Violin -. Mr.. G.. Anton
H. Is it ans body's hIsnessS song. Miss MAXWELL
l2 Merry Girls, vocal duet'1-
Tickets 81 cents. Tickets admitting gentleman aud two
ladies 81 had at the Drug Stores Of NeSsIs Ennde-
berg Booking; the Variety Store Of John t. Mnr
Al orr's Book store and at the Doors at
Concert commence at O'Clock Yi".'u'
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And tie '@Ft9..1 80 ~ ~ y
81 C-h1G1i CA ~ en-,
such indigestion, Acdit Of the StcIaNc uoc Pains,
Heartburn Loss OF Appetizer DssponfvHcy, Casycness
Bnd and Bieedng Ples. all Nervous, rheumatic and
NeurAsic Affections, numerous Instances proved
highly beneficial, and in others eiIece decided cure
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the Of the celebrated
Holland professor, Boerlave Because OF Its reat noees
OF the European States its Introduction into the
United States intended especially for those OF our
aherand scattered here and there over the face OF this
mighty country Meeting with great success among them,
offer 1t to the American public showing tst Its truly
wonderful medicinal irfues muEt be acknowledged
Its to thcs persons whose con
stuo have beer Impaired BY tie continuous use Of
sTdent 'Tits ot. frms of dissipation avy IN
stantaneous In effect ends its way directly e she seat Of
Ironin nSrit and r. fset lninsnr NV lie AMI vie ia
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
raAsgroarArIos orrroE D. &

E1zagga sszasza go g..
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Pig, PB-......--......:s
Ear......--........ %
Shot, bag. ........2 ~
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. p tb....9 0'9Ss
lIarnesS....-.... -. .83Igff
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PKEPAKEU By -IK SANFUKD, Is A CHEAT SUIENTI.
c Medical Discovery, and is daily working almost
too great TO believe l. cures II magIc Arst
dose gici1 beeTt and seldom than bottle Is
ured kind of Lirer Complaint from the
JaunhIce Dyspepsia to hsaJacle Ill Of which
nre tII-r esIil tnfa NiaensekI LirsL.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
SUNDAY LAW.

Quite an enthusiastic meeting was held
at the NJ. E. Church, Sunday evening last,
to take some steps for securing a Sunday
Law" from the next Legislature. Mr. Bar
Der, Of Boston Ravine, was called to the
chair, and W. B. Ever appointed Secretary.
Messrs. Goldsmith, Kicker and Neal were
appointed committee to circulate petitions.
Addresses were made by the Rev. Mr.. Thon-
as of San Francisco, Rev Messrs. Kellogg,
Fish and Phelps and Messrs. Parker and
Dibble, of this place. A Resolution was Of
fered by the Rev. Mr. Fish, and unanimous
ly carried, requesting the Merchants of this
place to close their stores at once. Anoth-
er meeting will be held after the assembling
of the Legislature, to be called by the Off
GERS of the meeting of Sunday evening.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
Literary LecfMres.


The next of the series of Lectures before
the Young Mems Literary Association OF
this place, will be given on Tuesday Even
ing, Jan. 18th, by A. A. Sargent, Esq, OF
Nevada. The programme for the Course as
far as arranged, is as follows -
A. A. Sargent, Esq, of Nevada, JAM lz'n
Subject-Martin Luther.
D. Belden, Esq. of Nevada, Jan. 18TH
&" Facts and Fancies."
Rev. NJ. Kellogg. of Grass Valley, n.Z6,
Subject not yet announced.
Rev. Mr.. Dryden, of Nevada, Feb. End !:
Subject Women"
DR.. E. A. Tompkins, James Walsh, Esq,
and several other gentlemen have consented
to occupy an evening, during the Course.
1t is truly gratifying to see our young
men, many of whom wou Id otherwise squan-
der away their time in worse than useless
manner. meeting for the improvement of the
mind, and for the acquisition Of knowledge
in the pleasant and impressive way of Pub
lie Lectures. 1t presents favorable indi-
cation Of social progress in our midst. 1t
is to be hoped that these lectures may be nu-
mission, anti aittfpdRd ptdd wGFhfy The Log price Of ad
leave no excuse for any one to decline the
purchase of ticket.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

PROGRESS OF CIvILIzATIoN.-Neith the
cast off garments with which the Digger In
dians of our State are so fond of clothing
themselves, nor their growing love for cards
and bad whiskey, are the only evidences oi
their progress in civilization. At " camp y
about mile and half above town, there
may now be seen, conspicuous among the
ordinary huts (which these people build
for shelter, we'll constructed "shingle
house," made comfortable with a fireplace
and chimney and provided With n 1~--- end
aOindO,O 1t is only some three years since
that party of this same tribe, actually
burned d0,cn a comfortable cabin which had
been deserted by its white builders, because
it occupied a spot on which they wished tc
erect one one their miserable bark tene
ments.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

whispers, IN presence of that topping, tre
nendous avalanche.
Thus blest is the California of to-day
with position for influence unsurpassed
With the defences Of civil freedom strength
ened anew; with 30 grand social and moral
possibilities.
Is it small thing, that such State should
be furnished with honest men, and vrtuous,
happy householder And for this priceless
blessing, California is chiefly indebted to the
past disappointing of Californian's hopes.
Her great cause for Thanksgiving, to-day, is
the tbwarted plans of those who have come
o her hores.
And shall not the thought make all her
Inhabitants glad also? Shall it not make
as glad today, even though we be among
those most bitterly disappointed? May l
not drop the distinction between California
and Californians, and call on all to rejoice
together-to give thanks and praise Him
who has so ordered their little trials, as to
bring out of them great and lasting bless
ing? For what are individual interests
compared with the welfare of a community !?
Men wanted to snatch a competence en-nna
enjoy it efovUherD,-In the OLD, rlcn cohinu-
mites, where it could do far less good. But
Providence has interposed He has seemed
to tell them that they, and their acquisitions
and energies are most wanted here. Let
them joyfully accept the intimation, and
thank God that they are where they can do
most for truth and morality, and true
Christian civilization,-where they can help
to shape the destinies of an empire, which
may stand to bless the world down to the
latest ages.
To-day, as we keep this Thanksgiving Fes-
tival we have numberless reasons to lift our
hearts in gratitude to the Giver of all our
gifts. But among the first, let US put those
disappointments which have caused US now
to be here We shall think of other homes,
of loved circles there, whose JOY our pres
ence would complete; and from which it
seems hard to be so Ear away. But that
need not make US keep our feast with bit
ter herbs" Our joys cannot be uninter-
rupted in this life. And we may have an
overbalancipg joy. If we are willing to
stand in our places and be Gods instruments
for good, that is the highest possible plea
sure The ursel6sh heart, that longs and
tries to do good, can be happy, mast be hap
py, anywhere. Better than whole family
gathering, and the sweet interchange of af-.
Elections, Ipent up thoughts, better than all
the hallowed associations of home, is the
consciousness of doing good and the desire
to do all the good in our power. The for
mer joys we cannot have to-day,-it is use
less to sigh for them. The latter we may
have, now and always.
! Let us, then, Be glad and rejoice J" let
us be thankful to God, and joyfully pay Him
the tribute of our heartiest love and service.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

AMoSG THE BENEFITS conferred on the
California public by the Pacific Steam SHIP
Company in consequence of the unsafe class
of steamers which they employ, is the in
crease Of the rate of Insurance on Treasure
shipped TO the states. Within the last week
shippers have been notified that the rates oil
insurance on treasure have been increased
one quarter of one per cent.
The effect of this is to increase the rate Of
Exchange on the Atlantic States and conse-
quently taking so much more out Of the
pockets of the miner, the mechanic, and, in
short, of all who wish to remit money to
their families or correspondents at home.
We thought the Stamp Tax bad enough,
but submitted to it patiently in order to
make up what our state officers and their
satellites had stolen, but now we are to pay,
in extra charges for Exchange, for the loss
of Treasure by the Central America!
When will such impositions cease? May
we not yet be called upon to make up the
defalcations of Woods, Meiggs, Saunders, and
other gentlemen of celebrity?
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
Fe,nare Immigration.

A norton of the San Francisco press ap-
nears to think that there are two sides to
this question. Let those who consider the
market overstocked take trip through the
mountains; ascertain how many women
there are idle, and unmarried, and why
Also the average time allowed to the raght
sort of new comers, before the question Is
popped. Then let them ascertain whether
there are any Bachelors who would like TO
become Benedicts, could they do so without
an expensive tip to the Atlantic States.
all this be too much trouble, let them go on
board the departing steamer, and ask the
passengers why they are leaving.
1t is a pity the Bulletin did not instruct
its Travelling Correspondent to collec'
statistics, in relation to this matter. The
result would, we think, have been favorable
for the immigration of thousands, with fail
chance of immediate employment at good
wages, and, if they desired, husbands. But
how can they be brought out {? Is there nc
MrS. OnlSluoiIH III 0au rIauolsOO'
ladies of that city might form an Association
tie iimmigrati6hf fig 6hfidft idf the encouragement ol
would not object to live in the country'se
the mines. Such an Association might per
haps induce the Steam Ship Company tc
bring out limited unmber each trip, fol
their services during the passage,-or at a
reduced rate.
The society at San Francisco, might ar
range with the societies of the Atlantic cit
les, " Established for the Encouragement Of
Faithful Domestics" Go ahead, Mr.. Bulle-
tin. YOU are right.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
Wives for the Miners.

We aje pleased to observe the efforts o
the SaT Francisco Bulletin to devise means
for tht encouragement of that great desid-
eratun to our state-Female immigration
The Character of our mining operations is
daily becoming more permanent. Quartz
Mining and Hill Diggings both have ten
dencJ to produce stability in our mining
population. Miners are not now the wand
erinspeople they were few years back
Wha they need, when they reach their cab
ins, old, wet and fatigued, is to find cheer
full fe, change of clothes, and comfort
ablemeal ready, which they may enjoy, in
stea( of, as now, having to cook, wash, &C.,
for Themselves.
That thousands of women, now out of en-
ploynent, in the eastern states, could pro-
mote thir own welfare and happiness by
immigration to California, will admit of no
doubt, while domestics command from $50
to $40 per month, washing So per dozen,
andmbre than hall. our miners are without
wives, good Industrious women have moth
ing 10 fear: 9
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

CALIFORNIA NoTEs.-Hutchins & Rosch-
field. of San Francisco. have issned the pro-
spectus Of a new book entitled California
Notes." by A. S. Taylor, of Monterey. This
work will undoubtedly prove valuable ad-
dition 10 California Literature. An ex-
change learns that it will embrace descrip-
:ion of the climate, commerce and produc-
tions Of our State, its natural history, fish
cries, &C.; also sketch of its discovery and
progress up to this time. The work will
form book of about 800 pages. Our home
productions in bookmakng and publishing
should be encouraged, and keep our mon
ey circulating among ourselves, instead of
going abroad to build up Eastern publishers.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

The Snow STORM" is the title of new
California book-a Poem, by young Miss
Esther NJ. Bourne, of San Francisco. The
book though unpretending in its character
is not altogether without merit. 1t is illus
trative CT scenes in the Northern States. and
especially of evening sleigh rides, and the
sports of school boys. The work is neatly
bound in board and paper covers. 1t forms
a pretty family present, and is especially ap
propriate for Christmas Gift.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

COPPER SMELTING.-There are six copper
smelling furnaces in the United States
They are located at Cleveland, Pittsburgh
Baltimore, Boston, New Haven and Detroit
Those at Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Detroit
are supplied from the Lake Superior mines
the Others in part from foreign mines, and in
part from Lake Superior and other mines in
the U. S. The amount smelted in 1857, will
be about II 600 tuns.
The re-opening of the copper mines of So.
nora and the Gadsen Purchase, and the in.
creasing Importance of this branch of mining
ia our own State, will soon call for the es-
Establishment of furnace in San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
Konsh & Ready Correspondence.
RoUGH 4 READY. DEC. 2l. ,57.

Rough q READY, DEC. FL, '57.
Mr.. EVER We have observed with
pleasure your enquiries and comments, with
regard to the County Indebtedness, It seems
to have increased with alarming rapidity
within the last year. and it is due to the Tax
Payers of the County that they should know
something of the manner n which the mon
ey has been appropriated. While we do not
doubt the integrity of our county officers
we feel it is due to them as we'll as to us
that such investigations should be made in
the matter as will prove their honesty and
and satisfy the public that justice has been
done. If the accounts have been properly
kept it will be but short matter to show how
they actually stand, and we hope it will be
done. Our taxes are enormous, and there
seems to be no probability of their being
lesseneG very soon. We sincerely hope that
the officers of our county will not be found
among the defaulting ones of the state. Let
us know the whole and meet the worst as be-
comes Us. One of hundreds Of
TAX PAYERS.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
TAX PAYERS.

ANOTHER MOUNTAIN OF CoPPER-In late
issue, we gave a short description of a
Mountain of Copper" recently opened in
Pennsylvania. A gentleman writing to an
Atlantic Journal, from La Paz, in Bolivia,
speaks of an immense deposit of copper,
near that place, as follows =
"The whole country about Corocoro seems
to be one mountain of copper. and even the
houses of the city seem to be built of copper
ore. The quantity of copper taken out OF
the mines yearly, is enormous, but the great
er part is either stolen or lost for the people
are great thieves, and there is no machinery
Hsed'
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
CHRISTMAS.
School Exhibition.

The first Exhibition of the Penn Valle.
High School, under charge of Mr.. Fl. L
HATCH, took place on Wednesday last.
correspondent, who was present. speaks ii
high terms of the school and exhibition
The pupils, one and all, acquitted them
selves in a manner highly satisfactory, re.
fecting the fullest credit beth upon them
selves and their teacher.
The recitations evinced thoroughness o.
discipline and instruction, which proved that
more attention was paid to the useful than
ornamental. yet the exercises in defamation
music and singing, proved that the latter
was fully appreciated and impaired. The
reading of the Literary GEN." small
weekly paper, written outby the scholar.
once week, showed that much atteroIon
was devoted to exercises ie composition and
evinced great degree aid versatility of
talent in this important bA Anch of instruct
ion. Prizes were given ir proficiency in
writing and drawing.
The Winter Term of this Aool commences
on Tuesday January 5th, 1SS.
The location of this schools both pleasant
and healthy, and the school land boarding
house accommodations Of thfrst class.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
New Mining interpretations.

Articles of Incorporation have been filed
in the office of the Secretary of State, in
behalf of the following companies:
The Grape Vine Tunnel Company, at
Tuolumne
The Pacific Star Q. N. Company of Butte
County, and
The San Xavier Silver Mining Company,
at the /" Amada," near Xavier, in the Cad
SEP Purchase, with capital of $4,000.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL man Imed Peter
Murphy, from San Juan, formerlIfro Lake
Superior, met with serious ;cident on
Thursday last, by being violeay thrown
from his horse on Main near Autr I'm Street.
His jaw was broken and on eye was
knocked out, and he was otherwil seriously
injured. He was riding furiouy at the
time. He is attended by Drs. cleveland
and Tompkins, and is thought b be in a
very critical condition.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

THANKSGIVING DISCOURSE 1T is with
pleasure that we lay before or readers, to-
day, the interesting and eloqSnt Discourse
pronounced on Thanksgivingpay, by Rev.
NJ. Kellogg of this place. No words from
us, are needed to commend Inappropriate
and truthful Address to the athtion of all.
1t cannot fail of being felt an appreciated
by all Californians. At the quest of a
number of citizens, we shall isse it in PAM
phlet form early in the coming teek.