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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-01
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An experienced female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teethng which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by soening the gums reducing all
hammatOn-Wn allay all pain, sure to regulate the
bowels Depend It, mothers it will give rest to your
Selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all eases. See advertisement in another column
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Banking House for Sale

NHE Banking House present occupied br the CepI'
Deposit Bank NJ Wheeling, owned by ;he Manufsctur.
ers ana Farmers Bank, is offered at private II
be sold at public auction that day.
For price and terms, apply to J. R. DICKgY
Rug22-tl or THOS- SNYEESEY
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A1oHe,the agreeable things at Saratoga, emu
merated by correspondent of the N. Y. Ex.
press, is "a long spell Of weather.n
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For Kent O. Sale.

= ME MISSOURI IRON WORKS." a Bar Iron RouIc,
Mil and Nail Factory, with the valuable and extslv,
Coal lands attached adjoining North Wheeling For ias
particulars apply to p McCormlck ESQ., Pittsburgh P
or [nD2n-tn W. r. PETERSON Wheeling "a
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Cleveland Medical Colleoa

cleveland Medical College.
ME- NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILDE
1852 and continue sixteen weeks.
The Ticket Fee, with AIatrcuatIon IA sixtvAva
dollars. " SS A'e
Inquiries may be addressed to any of the Professors,
JOHN DELAMATER, 81. D., Professor OF Midwifery aud
Diseases of Women and Children. ~
JARED P. KIRTLAED, NJ n Professor Of m. p-,not,,
and Practice of Medicine. S'H'SS
j. Lang SG. o4ssELs NJ D. Professor of Chemistry and
JACOB J. DELAMATER, 81 D., Professor OF Aaterta Medi
ca, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
PROCTOR THAYER, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and
GusTAyE Q. WEBER, 81 d. Professor of the prtpc,.
pies and Practice OF Surgery.
H. Il. GUSHING, n. D., Adjunct Professor of NIdife.
:, and Diseases Of Women and Children.
F.5EaA4ER, NJ D., Demonstrated Of Anatomy
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Crossing bridge was like p!unging, wide
eyed into the gulf between Time and Eternity,
and when clear across, you felt safe us if in the
streets of Paradise, with the pearly gates cIang.
ing shut to keep out the hosts of Satan.
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THEATRlcAL-Mr. and Mrs. Henri are now
playing an engagement at Cincinnati. Judging
from this fact, our theatre will not be opened
under their management during the coming
month, as was expected.
Mrs. Dufaeld, who played here during an en-
tire season, and who won many admirers, both
for her merit as an actress and her lady like de-
pertinent, is playing the leading business at the
Walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia. The
North american says:
She is thoroughly conscientious actress, ar.
IDENTIFY devoted to her art, and is we'll able to do
Justice to any character entrusted, but there is
a womanly dignity of department about her.
which 10 peculiarly effective in courtly roles.
Mr.. Vining Bowers, who was low comedian
for the first theatrical company that ever played
in our Atheneum building, is also at the Wal.
nut street Theatre. According to Wm Bur.
ton, who ought to be good judge, Bowers is
second to no low comedian on the boards"
SToP IT.-We think We have had quite
enough stuff aad nonsense from the Agent of
the Associated Press, about the meanness of the
Nova Scotia line, in refusing to transmit the
latest telegraphic news No doubt the Nova
Scotia "blue noses" as the agent calls them,
are capable of mighty mean things, but, per.
haps, not more SO than the majority of
other people who have pecuniary interests to
support. Besides, what Is very interesting to
the Agent of the Associated Press, night not
prove SO to the public at large, who devote
mostof their spare time doing just what the
Nova Scotia folks are made famous for, viz
looking out for number one
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School Commi ssioners,
ME School Commissioners and Trustees elect will NEE
at the Court House Thursday the Isl Iay of Sen
ember 1882 at O'Clock A NJ Tor the purpose Of organ
king their respective boards. o.
nug2I.td GEO W SIGHTS c,.-,.
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tern and finish, manufactured in this city; this,
as well as the other rooms on this floor, is de-
signed as a recitation room. The third story is
embraced in a single room, and is known as the
Hall of the Institution; here will be the general
assemblage of the pupils for the lectures, speak
ing, and other exercises it will also be used rs
a recitation room. All the windows are con-
structed with weights and pulleys, thus afford,
ing an easy and perfect ventilation, so essential
to the health and comfort of the school room.
The grounds, which are at least one hundred
feet square, are neatly enclosed with fence and
paling, and everything in and around the prem
Uses are adapted to make it place Of attraction,
interest and pleasant resort.
The public schools Of the city can do the
ground work of Education, while in such
Institution as this it can be carried on to the
I fullest extent in the scientific depart
ments, and thus obviating all necessity for
sending the youth of our community abroad,
exposing them to the dangers and temptations
incident to their absence from the parents
home.
The contractor for the new building was Mr..
James Wilson, an experienced builder. The
architect was Mr.. Henry Coen; the brick work
was done by Joseph Bodey; the stone work by
Schoetfer & Co.; the plastering by. James Ash.
fer & Pratt. N'As''-'''
The Classical Department Of the school will
be under the control Of James PAUL, "A. NJ,
Principal, gentleman whose ability is unques.
tionable, and who chooses the post with the
sole object Of being useful in one of the most
honorable occupations of this life.
The Mathematical Department will be under
the control of Geo. P. Lockwood, A. NJ, dis.
tinguished graduate Of Princeton College, and
an able and experienced instructor.
The institution affords advantages for educa.
tion thanwhich none aresnPerior While those
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NEW ITEMS.

An ebony cane, mounted with a richly
chased gold head, was presented 10 TX Gov.
ernor Reid, Of North Carolina, al The close
q his Senatorial term, by number Of North
Carolinians in Washington. d. G.
II is rumored that Mr.. Preston, our Min.
lister 70 Spain. will be received there uncen-
ditionally, but will be presented with his
passports Immediately on making any propo.
sitiOn for the purchase Of Cuba.
NlArLE SuGAR IN PgSNsrIyAsia.-The
Somerset IPa.) Wing remarks: The season
thus lar has been very propitious FOR our ma.
pie sugar manufacturers. More sugar has
been made the present season, at this date,
than IN any previous one. We hear ~ sever
Al farmers who have slready made more than
four thousand pounds.
There arc at least nineteen Custom fIou.
ses IN the United States. whose gross fese.
nues do not meet the actual cost Of collec.
ton.
Quite progressive step has been taken By
the sultan Of Turkey. lie has ordered re-.
organization Of the Turkish schools, and
that provision be made for the education of
girls.
An Utah correspondent Of the PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer states as fact, that Hsber KimbslI
bad fourteen children born to him in TIE month
Of November last. all doing we'll. iIeber and
brigham have harems that cover each an acre
Of ground.
CouLps'r BEAR PRosrERITy.--A About a year,
ago, James Dean, who was working ns Jour.
neyman carpenter al Chicago, Illinois, re.
eeived = legacy Of about s200, 900 BY the
death Of an uncle in Australia. lie died few
days since from the effects d dissipation.
lscRrAsE ~ SPANISH FoRc1.--The London
Times says that since the broaehing Of the
thirty million proposition. the Spanish gov.
eminent has increased its effective force 10
eighty.four thousand men. with the apparent
view Of throwing sufficient defensive force
into Cuba.
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I" But suppose yon could, By some means,
get this money ~
Don't, Clara. II is impossible ~
"Not quite" returned the wife, winding
her arms again around her husbands neck.
Il, who had not the cares OF business 70 dis
tract my judgment, vail this from the first.
Or. al least, / feared it; and | resolved to
prepare to meet it. went to my mother,
end told her all. | told her that she must
help us--not only tor nv sake, but for your
lasting good. l told her you would repay
her as soon as you could. She had the mo-.
,ney-t was nearly all her scanty s;ere-and
she let me have it; and put It where the
other sum should have been put in the place.
Now 60 down this very night, and discharge
your obligation"
Frederic could hardly credit the story al
first, but when the money was placed IN his
hands he believed it all. lie could not say
much then. But he put on his hat and hur
ried away. He found Mrs Morgan in her
little sitting room, and in few words made
known his errand. He told her that he had
not the money with him when she was 10 his
store, or he should have banded 1t to her
then. But she was too deeply touched with
gratitude to think of the disappointment Of
the early evening. She pleased him with
flowing tears--she blessed his generous com
panions-and she said her husband would
surely bless them, If, from his heavenly
sphere. he could behold this deed.
Frederic Towne returned to his home with
dreadful weight removed from his soul, and
he was happy. He blessed his faithful wife.
for having saved him from present disgrace ;
but he blessed her more for the lesson he had
received. From that hour he went forth up
on the trust and duties Of social life with .
new and firm resolve. In after years he had
many temptation TO make temporary use
Of money entrusted to his keeping for specific
purposes, but he would not do it. Il wasnoi
his in any sense Of the word, and his own
nono. was the safeguard which IFS proper
owners had placed over it. He saw others
fall into the snare, losing their good name
and credit thereby but he had too vivid a rec,
objection Of the hour Of anguish he had once
passed. while his character as a man hung
suspended BY quiverins hair of eircum-
stance, ever to take again that UNSAFE STEP.
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required for ali efficient public service, aud
appeals to an intelligent people for its con.
tribution---not BY direct taxes, but BY du.
ties distinctly levied and honestly paid on
foreign imports, with determinations when
necessary in favor Of American and against
foreign interests. When last invested with
authority, under the mild and just rule Of
Fillmore, it gave due attention to all the ma
tional interests at an annual cost of less than
fifty two millions Of dollars--aIthough there
was an overlooking Treasury, which it con-
stantly but vainly besought Congress to re-
duce; and the complaint then made in
higher quarter that this amount Of expendi-
ture was extrayagance, calling for the inter-
vention ofDemocratic reform, when under its
author we have seen expenditures mount up
to eighty millions per year, in a time too
OF profound peace, proves what was said long
ago by the most phiosophic of statesmen,
that j" the art Of gaining power and that Of
using il well are often found in different per-
sons"
But our system Of policy is too well un.
derstood by the country to need detailed
exposition, and in my opinion the people are
ready to return to it, as to the safe and tried
paths of experience, if all who approve it
in sentiment will cooperate in action. They
want not war, nor rumors Of war, but peace,
except when a resort to arms may be neces-
sary for the defence Of American interests
and honor. They are actuated BY no lust
for conquest or dominion. They are wearied
Of sectional agitation, and desire if possible
a restoration Of fraternal feeling. Instead
of extravaganza, they require retrenchment,
not by sudden efforts, made in dread of pop.
ular displeasure, which threaten to destroy
wholesome public institutions. but by well
considered reform and correction of abuses,
beginning with those practised under the
eye Of Congress itselI-in the department Of
public printing. for example. They desire,
in fine a more conservative, national, and
healing influence in the public counsels, and
need but union of effort on the part of all
entertaining these sentiments to effect the
object Of their wishes.
am, with much respect, gentlemen, your
obedient servant,
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
To Messrs. J. Philips Phenix. Willis Blackstone,
A. NJ. Bininger, d. L. Levy, and A. X. Smith, Com
miltee.
Dsvii Webb. Esq. Corresponding Secretary.
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RErREscHnrST AND REFoRx. When John
Quincy Adams was President, the annual er-
penditures nf the Government we're thirteen
millions Of dollars. and the cry Of retrench-
ment and reform reverberated from one end
Of the Union to the other. Il is now Just
thirty years since Mr.. Adams retired from
Office. and the annual expenditures of the
Government have run Up 10 elghty-six mil
lions Of dollars. or nearly seven times as
much as they were during his administra-
ton. II this rate Of increase is kept up for
thirty years longer. before the year 1890,
our annual expenditures will sun np more
than five hundred millions Of dollars! Il
not this astounding fact enough to give Us
pause in our headIong eareers
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PsaLAs or DAyID.-The following eloquent
extrAct il from late lecture BY Henry Cries.
on the Palms Of David:
" Grcathas been their power IN the world.
They resounded amidst the court Of the TAB.
ernacls they hoatrd through the lofty and
solemn space Of the temple. They were
sung with glory in the Halls u Zion; they
we're sung with sorrow by the streams Of Ba.
bel. And when Israel had passed away. the
harp Of David was still awakened in the
Church Of Christ. In all the srss and sges
Of ina, Church. from the hymn which il first
whispered 10 an upper chamber until lts 40.
thems filed the earth. the inspiration 81 the
royal prophet has enraptured its deyotions
and ennobled is rituals. Chorused By the
winds Of heaven, they have swelled through.
out Gods own on the SKY and stars; they
have rolled over the broad desert of Asia, in
in the mathis and vespers Of ten thousand
hernit,. They have rOng through the deep
valleys of the Alps, in the subbing voices Of
the forlorn WaIdensps, through the dceps
and caves Of the Scottish Highlands, ID the
rude chanting Of the Scottish Coyenanters
through the woods and wilds Of primitive A..
meriea. 10 the heroic haIlslujahs q prineely
pilgrims
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New Jersey.--on THURSDAY Last, ihs Hon, John
c. Ten Eyek sas elected BY the LesissiOre Of New
Jersey to be Senator in Conus,. for ,i1 year. from
the 9th day fihs present month.
The Newark Daily Advertiser say. that NJ. Ten
Eyek is N accomplished meGbet d the bsr, and !.
in every way worthy. by hi. education, principles, and
forensic ability, 70 represent New jersey in Tho United
sta,es Senate. Ne belong. to The oI.fs.hionsd Wing
school. bot acted with the Republicans 10 The recent
eampsigns"
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Large quantities Of tea seeds. packed in
earth, Yang-mae tree and II seeds. seeds Of
the Camphor tree, Tung.oil tree. aud of the
" Do dang" are on their way to the Commis-
sioner Of Patents, at Washington. The
Yang.mae is much esteemed IN China for
its fruit; the Tung-oil produces valuable
oil, largely used By carpenters and vsrnish-
ers; aud the Oo-dang is highly priced for or
nament.
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An attempt to burn the Massachusetts
State House was made on Thursday. by firing
. large bin filled with shayings in the base
ment. When the alarm was given. and du-
ring the confusion. two suspicious looking
persons attempted to force their way into the
room assigned for members. The FIRE was
soon eItingushed. The incendiaries escap-
ed.
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The GnrAr HlsorxAKsR.-" when IooI

Tie GREAT HiSGEsAKER.-" When lonk
at myself" said converted South Sea ISL
ander. 81 find that | have hinges all over
nv bply. | have hinges in nv legs. my
jaws. my feet, my hands. II want to lay
hold Of any thing. there are hinges in my hand,
and even in my fingers, to 10 il with. ffmy
heart thinks, and want others to think with
me. ! use the hinges of nv jaws, and they
help me TO talk. Gould neither walk nor
1T down, If had mt hinges to my legs and
feet. All this is very wonderful. None Of
the strange things that men have brought
from England in their big ships is to be com
pared with my bnty. lie who made my bo-
dy has made all the people who have made
the strange things which they bring in ships
and he il the Ged whom | worship.
{" Bnt should not know much about him
IL men ~ their ships had not brough. the book
they call the Bible That tells me Of God
who made the skill ami the heart 81 man like
wise and when hear the Bible tells Of the
old heart with its sins. and the new hear, and
the right spirit. which God alone ran create
and give feel thu, his work in my heart
and MS work in my bndy TT into each other
exactly. am sure then that tie Bible, which
tells me these thirgs, was made by him who
made the hinges 10 my body; and believe
the Bible to be the word Of God"
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AN TSsocEsr SAyEp. ION the Monday sf.
ternoon following the explosion of the Steam.
er Princess. an infant, about seven months
old. was picked Up 10 the river, al Mr.. Penis.
tons plantation. below the wene of the ef.
pIosion. floating with life.preSeryer made
fast 10 il. II was alive. and is now in a
healthy condition. having been delivered to
its mother II bad been n the river near
tairty hours.
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appears TO me. as an individual and Wing
Of the old school, to be the clear dictate Of
patriotic duty in the case supposed.
am. gentlemen, with great respect, your
obedient servant, ID. ID. BARNARD.
Mesas. J. Philips Phcnix. Willis Blackstone, and
Others Comm tice.
Mr.. David Webb. Corresponding Secretary.
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Usefulness or LuEEAy MES.-It is known
fact that literary man. called upon 10 make
report on any question Of a technical kind,
say aguestion Of drainage Or water supply
viii. even though On Monday he may know
nothing whatever Of the subject. be able. il he
is person Of skill. and has access 10 The nee.
essary materials. TO furnish, befure Saturday,
a clearer, fuller, anil more accurate state.
ment pf al that IS wanted. than could have
been prepared BY Tie united labors Tar a
month II an entire committee IT mere men
Of business. Nor ishe TO be specially thank.
ed lnr this. Expression, the arrangement
&c warls and paragraphs. aud method II pre-
sentins the subject to the public apprehen.
sion. are arts 10 be acquired BIZ practice and
the literay men has acquired them.
L0qdga Weekly r mrs
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Tn. GoIdsborough Tribune. "

THe GOIdsb0fOuRh IfIbuHe. = We are
gratiaed 70 ses announcej BY Nj. . q. Parker pro-
pfieot 81 he Gold'botough Tribune, that be has psc
cd the sdturisl department. Of iha, journal under the
management Of out old friend Thomas Ioring, Esq.
Although We have oilen differed with him in our views
q political mstisn, chseifuIy acknowledge him 10
30 an able snj ioreibs writer snd shs b. pleased 10
know that he is passing The evening Of hi. dss. 10
prosperity and comfort.
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The Grand Jary in Michigan has beer d.
boii.h,d. The Detroit free Press says the
act pro, ding Tor the trial Of criminals By in.
farmstioh goes into effect sixty days after
ihs I7h II February, 1t which time X be-
farncs Isw. This law virtually abolishes
tie grand jury, which has ior 50 long sTer.
eissd its i6quisitofisl functions. rssefSing for
the citealt Judge power 70 call 4 intn see.
sim 1hsaeser special cases need ~ ai,l, All
rasss sre Ii 81 examined before justice ri
tie peace. and By them committed directly
IN he higher courts. instead NJ for indiet.
msni. . las previously been done.
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From the Louisville Journal.

From the Louisville Journal.
The Louisville journal. cheered by the
Signs in the Virginia and Kentucky horizons
remarks:
"The examples set by the Opposition in
Virginia and Kentucky have given encour.
agement to conservatives and strength to
conservatism everywhere. The New York
Express wei observes that, when Virginia
and Kentucky agree to set the ball in mo-
tion," the BAH is bound to roll. The resur-
rection to life and vigor Of the old Wing
party in the one simultaneously with the
union (for the sake of the Union) Of all par
ties against the Administration in the other,
are unmistakeable signs Of a drift before
which the extravagant, unprinciped, and
profligate party who have the present con-
troll Of the General Government will find it
impossible to stand. These cheering indica-
tions. it should be added, are not confined to
the South. The Opposition came together
very quietly in little Rhode Island, the 9th.
err day, and had no difficulty in agreeing TO
extend cordial support to one and the same
candidate for Governor. This was an emin-
emily national proceeding, and its salatary
influences, ere long, must tell favorably up
on the action of the rest of New England
In New Jersey, the Opposition may be said
to be united already; and in Pennsylvania,
we have the impression that-no matter what
the leaders, or the dictators. or the political
machinc-men. or all Of them together, NAV
do or think-the people at large are strong
" inclined not only to sympathize with the
movement so nobly begun in Virginia and
Kentucky, but to do their full part. when
the proper time comes, TO insure its triumph
ant success. There may be differences and
disasreements upon minor points and upon
local questions but there is not, and there
ought not to be. any difference whatever as
to the necessity of rescuing the country from
the mildew Of I.ecompton Democracy, with
lis sectional tests, tyrannical prescriptions,
and imbecile financial policy at home, and
its military protectorates, 0stend manifes-
toes, and thirty milion.humbugs abroad.
With such starting point as this. the rest
Of the journey ought not TO be, and--if the
political machine men are but kept off the
track-will not be hard road to travel.
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They will be comprised in twentysix volumes at tbs
low price Of rs cents each. % for the whole set TO
be issued one volume week, until the whole arc COM
peted. The two first yoium,s have been received at
this Office, "Ivanhoe" and Guy Mannering;' the
next 10 succession will be Rob Roy" Admirers Of
works Of fiction will thus have opportunity OF pro-
curing large amount of qualification at very small
price, We refer our readers to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Peterson & Brothers in another column.
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Ih, Queen 81 spain has issued royal Or.
de-. in whith she thankfully seknoslsdges
ths ss,nrsneet ~ hd,lty which have reach.
al her Ii tie shape q enthusiastic addresses
finn q abi n consequences n ~ debate ~
Washington On 'ht FgftHt,s ot tat islsn1
b. bs nf5ed states,