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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23
Anpointmonts by the Canal Beard.

We have the following from the Harrisburg
Herald Of the 18th The Canal Commission
ers met al Harrisburg this week, for the pur
pose of making appointments of Supervisors,
Collectors, Weigh Masters, &C., ON the va
rious lines of canals and railroads. We sub
join list of the appointments made up to
Yesterday afternoon:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23

from pnfSe OF NEw YoRK.-The officials
Us 70 state tbapd> Schuyler counties enable
ernor al tbe rsce,.As gate vote thrown for Gov
scattering or imperfect fSeesstio1, exclusive of the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23

I<iiIh OF IIalzOWeII, Id;tIIle,
Al Indiana Free Ban1ss Al Tennessee
Banksii
NOT DkEKABLE.
All Kentucky Banksl except the Bank of
kentucky and Branches.
.ns y Ohio Banksil except s1Ate Bank Of Ohio
. All Vifsaa Banks :! except Northwestern
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SUPERVISORS.

SUPERVISORS
Eastern Division-W Weldman Forster.
bower Western Division-Jehn M. Orr
Upper W.T. Boyer.
Lower Juniata Division-W w. Wilson.
Upper +" j. d. Leet
Sasauehanna James Difenbach.
Delaware David Evans
Eastern Branch j. B McMicken.
Lower North Branch--G W Leech.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MOTIVE AowEa.
Columbia Bailroad-J b. Baker
Portage Railroad Ross.
WEIGH MASTERS.
Pittsburg-Wm. NJ. Stewart.
Johnstown Lock- K. Gregg.
!" Weigh Scales-John Burkholder.
Hollidaysburg Lock-. r. Herd.
Weigh Scales-Geo. Potts.
Northumberland-Wm Elliott
Columbia james Maher.
Philadelphia-John c. Maxwell, II. S.
Leeeh, Assistant.
Easton-Hiram Yard, W s. Able, Assis-
tant.
Lancaster-W King.
Beach Haven-F. M'Brfde, e. D. Cart
right, Assistant
COLLECTORS.
Pittsburgh Baker
Freeport-C g. Snowden.
JohDstown-P f. Gibbons.
Hollidaysburg-Jam 2. Hoover.
Huntingdon -Tkomos jackson
Iewistown-Anderson G. Harvey
Newport-H A Zollinger
Harrisburg ames J.. Reilly.
Portsmouth-Joseph Liver1nore.
Columbia-J. S. Lightner
Lancaster-E P Smith
Parkesburg Major McVeigh.
Paoli-Robert Laverty.
Philadelphia I. Smith.
Bristol Robert Patterson.
New Hope-E. K Solliday
E.aston-Daniel II, Neiman.
liverpool NJ Baum
Northumberland-J. II. Zimmerman.
Willianlsport- Piatt
Dunstown-A
Beach Haven Peter Ent
Blairsville-S L. Morford
Clarz's Ferry. Bridge Il. Heigler.
,Juniata Aqu6duct-W Baskins.
Freeport Aqueduct-Mary Nesbit.
CARGO INSPECTORS
Columbia-C Carson.
Johnstown-J. c. Barret.
Philadelphia Hunter
Bristol-D Willard
Hollidaysburg-D Delo
Pittsburg- Thomas s. Rowley
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BANKS FILLED.
LOOK sss.f for. the SYasnpvasfec,

For the information Of our readers we give the
following LIST Of Banks that failed during the past
week -
The City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio;
The Bank Of Greleville, Ohio;
The Ferlners' Bank of Chicago, Illinois;
The Exchange Bank, Buffalo, N. Y;
The Farmers Joint Stock Bank, Canada;
The Canal Bank, Cleveland, Ohio;
The Woodbury. Bank, Connecticut;
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Chicago;
The Phoenix Bank Chicago, Ill;
The Du Page Comfy Bank, Illinois;
The Bank of Napierville, do;
The Bank of Ottawa, do;
The Bank Of Carthage. NY;
Farmers Bank, Saratoga county, n. Y;
Lewis County Bank, Ny;
IL 1, L ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23
.rELEGRAPHlT6s NEW s.
By the National Line.
sLEG RApHEpPoRTnkpallY NTELIIGxTosR
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF a'AR FRANKLIN i,

-
NEW YoaK, May 22,--rhe steamer franklin
anived with datts from liverpool 10 May 10th.
Mihgen reports sales during the week at 26, 600
., ms iair 81, mitdling 5t; Upland far
va luailng 80; sales on speculation 1000 bales.
and for export 5000 bales.
iBREapsrrfFs:- Rchardsou& Bros report an
extensive demand for a UT, notwithstanding an
ADVANCE of Is; Pull. halt, and Quo at 39Sa40s
Wheat, mixed red lOsaI Is Cd, white llsaI2s Cd
Corn held al 39s Cd
Mctienrys reports Beef advancing. Pork very
firm. Bacon!moves freely and declige seemingly
arrested. Lard in good demand a; previous prces.
Manchester market quiet,
London money market easier. the Income tax is
doubled, and muuitt tax in England has been raised
and alt!nty put on sugar ah
= ;ConSols rose TO 81 IN consequence of the Chan
ceilor o: the excheqner having announced in the
budget, that no loan will be lased for war pur.
pt ses.
Lord EIgin has been charged with special
mission 10 The United States.
The London money market is easer.
The Arctic had not arrived.
PARIs-Bourse rose account of report that
Sweden aud Denlnatk had joined the Western
Powers.
Austria has presented fresh terms 10 Russia.
which if declined she will join with England and
France.
The Russian fleet, it was reportet, sailed from
lieisneford May 5tli, when Admiral Napier sig
nailed his fleet 10 prepare for sea.
Ii is understood thai Lord EigIn has been cLarg-
Government 10 the President OF the u. S.. ts-es4
The Arctic had not been ielegraphed ut Liver
pool. 80 ~
Nothing important from the Black Sea or The
Danube.
= A camp of 100000 men is to be formed near ST.
Omars, partly as demonstration ugainst Russia
and partly 10 throw troops from thence to the Baltic
whence necessary.
The latest by telegraph 10 Southampton, from
Richardson d Bro., (wlio received it the same
morning, by telegraph, hom Cork.) report that the
Captain of the Baldour says that 2lst OF April,
III lat. 45 deg. 80 min long, 80 deg. % mn he So ~
steamer, the hull aud funnel being black, inside
drab, paddle boxes yellow. No people were WIS.,
lble ON board, and no sun, Ike. A Larque was lying
along side of her. IL was probably the City oil
Glasgow making for the Azores, then 400 miles
distant. 75E
[NoTE.-There are doubts rs 10 tie steamer seen
being the City of Glasgow, as she had 10 paddle
boxes, being propeller. $50. Is i
The steamer Hermann was of Cowes at mid
night on the 6tll. FiFr - b
The America reached Liverpool on the sth.
Fuller tetas of the bonibaldment OF Odessa
had'been received. silstH
Tie Russian version makes n different affair of
it, claiming il brilliant feat on their pari and
stating that decorations had been bestowed on the
officers engaged i'll it. They ack now ledge4 killed
and 81 Wounded.
The Shah of Persia has become hostile 10 Rus
STA and is raising LOCO men.
Tie Turks have advance,lto from KalaGat to
Krajoya.
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ToTHE PuRgIC e


10 set ourselves right before the people. and be-
Ole our patrons, the travelling public, and to cor
'aan eruneous impression which seems to have
ssn Produced in tie community, that We, tile
tnkeepers in the city Ct Wheeling have closed
II houses out Of factious and unlawful spirit,
,auees US 10 explain to you in this public manner
uue reason why we no longer keep our hotels
PPsuto travellers.
hWedid so without license we would incur
a'y pains aud penalties both under the State
sCty laws. eregularly applied 10 the Coun
'ot such license and lave been denied it, al
a9sh the same Council granted such license to
Spngg House, as we are. informed by an unan-
4spsN4te We cannot comprehend why such an
4asli distinction has been made IN favor of this
vase and against ourselves. Equal Justice and
'.at nights to all sober and orderly citizens, we
~ supposed would Lave entitled us to The same
|r'"ieses which have been extended TO the Messrs.
'a'nsli. Yet SO it is, we are debarred from this
ny lie very men who, we are informed,
~" 'Ouse US because we will not inslelance of
81" 10 what they absolutely Iefused5io permit
:. W. halhet than violate the law and suffer
PeHatueS' We have concluded for a season 10
Ur Uu' business as l.olel keepers, aud await the
SUst second thought of the People. who are sue
sooner or later, TO Correct injustice aud OPP
.ou, aud those voice is always raised omnip-
~. IN us command that no one citizen shall be
a .aled greater privileges than another citizen.
no monopoly shall be established in our midst,
'Ha' equality Of rights is the sentiment of our
=, =. As well sS The mandate OF our constitution
b We would here take occasion to remark that we
.O' believe shat the vote of our people in jan
h.. Nsl' wss opposed to the licensing of taverns,
~ rather that Of tipping houses; and such we
&c - 0ound 10 believe was The opinion of the City
SS'nel, otherwise they would not have yoted
"ssase to the spigg House.
, a. al events, such is}now very generally the
..s'.e opinion. since the spngg House has pro-
,Ase a license, and since the people and authori-
SCI Riichietown have reversed ll.eir former poll
upon this subject aud granted licenses 10 divers
Eases Just in the suburbs of QUE city.
1nrrlISo. May 22d. 1854. my2stf
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dogs 10 inform hls friends cnstonle1s and the puh
lie generally, that he has Just returned from the East
with very large aud beautiful 1900 y, ,ss 4 (,
Ess ls7sir & = STOCK OF GOODS 81 /, ~. q -
OF all kinds. adapted 10 the ard coming
he invites them TO call and examine They viii ind his
ofctots, and Pesfngs, is-
ing the finest and most extensive the city and
which he 10 "a can be
The Cloths vostinss are
rieh comprising every COLOR and pat
Tho selection Hosiery, and Under garments
orally. yworhy the attention OF being
very fine qualify and at low preesl 80 =
The aorfpentof Shirts, Shr
CIavats, Gloves dc. is exceengy and various;
TO particular rise in an advert sements
In ne anything rything Ttqpisite sentle-
yyardrobe be ohiaIned at Mo- b. corner Mon.
sp1ssans 8 i. -. B. s. Tiloss HUGHES.
x ssLs. Alum, sale BIS ilss5 81 F
| I'd Smss1 =, '5.sEssaf'f JAMRs BaKRR. !,
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+. Richardson neutrality-suspicious. question.
RAILROAD MATTERS.

--l.l ~ I.-I- FIIILADELfIIIAg May y. =
The meeting oflhe stockholders OF lie Pennsy Iva
MIA R. R. vet at Philadelphia this morning. The
directors submitted the report relative 10 purchase
The main line. stating that nearly three millions oil
lallars would be required for renewal AMI repairs
Of the road, and they estimate he total value at
only seven million dollars The report takes
ground against The purchase atthe rate OF len mil
lion dollars specified as the minimum by act.
The Legislative report was referred 10 Com.
nittee of STOCKHOLDERS TO report two weeks hence.
The Committee Of Directors that visited Chicago
relative 10 the proposed assistance TO the Chicago
Roads, made q report iayoring the endorsement of
and Chicago Rail Roads { E half million each,
but resolution was adopted, stating that in tile
absence of authority given by tile Legislature, and
in the present financial difficulties oil the country,
The measure was inexpetlient.
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RIYRR InIPnRra.

- AAIFfAjdoRAS.-Per Egu4tOr.--W II Robin
- lI6o lbs bacon; Talianl s. Delaplain, 3 bbls
81 triangle & Co., 3 hhds tobacco; A Ridgely,
o SSies hay; w Havetly ? sacks corn meal.
NJ SsllNsClNNATI..-Per Thomas S.sana.-For
s sIs Hopkins, box mise. 5o-hlids tobacco, /
lisTc.. hase, 10 hhds shoulders hhds hams. Al
bi I.. 40, ~ do do, 90 hhds sides, Ibis hams,
d. ald oil bags feathers, % bbIs whisky, 100
Conf, ~ DO lard oil, 10 hhds tobacco, 10 do DO;
Gil Ms. Keys, so bbis lard oil; jas Baker, bbls
\ Co H ~ e < Bro, box and bdl books; Crangle
y" tceS hams; John K Boisiord, 2 tierces
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Buchan's Hungarian. BaIsam .!

-. %sS RemedyIor PsctoTal and PuL
SssA OH ~ mogaly ID Diseases, still Stands
.s54s.8a the most efIecual curativi
1S sfs "A or these formidable com.
Apaints now known to the civ. /
only served to establish its emucnt parts
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
aSe o a s @ c sa the
Thai anpossbly be used for shoopns cougsi
SPLITTING OF Rood.
This rigltMl symptom OF approaching cunsumpiion
sSm which, ~ s Of
al those Vital organs, the lnng, sound and
REMEMBER THIS.
sss4s sp e t.
49, PAIN il IN TIE ri E SIDE.
o syptom oil gonsampion arises from
pleura or from bronchial affection the passagesi
The cause oil this symptom removed at once
and nothing can posi- bly, eett that ubec speedily AVID
' = - LIVER COMPLAINT.
Ia eases Q. the LIVER Is always more or
1insI ixsr he ssss IF The
WINTER COUGH.
OLD and @s low siss w q ea
me heppiy aesse by the Blsan all mort
organs and imparts new life TO the wan and em1ciated
s:sten.
Bronchitis, difficulty of cathng, harsh cough, Shiny
the sa sd te ~
arc directly and affected by the this ad
nn, h renedy be warned IN ne ye
TGBERCLEs ON THE LUNGS.
tho power Dissolve remove and cure Tube on tie
Isurgs 1nsredlhe this is generally esteemed have
assertion that such is ts direct and immediste eject In
sn ne no natural defect In FACT
s srs aSs. this that he boldly it
! ! - EXPECToRATIoN.
FREQ ExpectoTaun is tile most Important objectto be
in attempts to diseases tho Chest and
The Hungarian Iialsam is Great Expeetorant IT dis.
solves the morbid diseased matter in passages
substance, fiud and th os il OF with the
possible ease and comfort the patient. There
y no better medicine in the world its expectorant quail
ity be considered
q sPAsMoDIC ASTHMA.s5
Simple or anasmodic Asthma has remedy than
the Hungarian Balsa This painful and desiructye al.
almost else yields
any other form OF Pectoral d sease. Z g s.
gF CONSUMPTION. q s.
oa nas 2si ia dsssisss
Us seansing WANING, soenng al sHatns power,
Before IFS deiifhiu infusnye. cts, fever night
certain strength, emaeiaon and decline disappear Ike
the des oinsht before the gtorious morning
sun Is no dension hut demonatrativ
by BILE ioo ON alt the
BE WISE TO-DAY. srrz rrS
Delay In any case Of tenei,ey is eInplt
shy sssa Il sadfT isasSs Is Hgge
TIVE If you have any symptoms above descrihee be
T w DYoTT SONS 1se North second st Phtl.ls
phia sole agents Tor the United states and British Amer
Also for sac y arssis s /.
sepI7:stsw 3 !. IS - "a q Plttsbargh. Pa
stfrs . ~ u TIMOTHY SEED Sssf - y - :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

dried beef; John FISHER 1tbox books; Amman. Ma !.
sg!res d Co.. % boxes soap; G W Smiths70 ennty
6bis, 10 do aif..bls 26s sacks barley; FtnnzLei,n
q LUZ, l4Ehbls liquor; a, q Robinson % bales
low; Cowgirl y Doaiis. s hhds tobacco; q Berry,
Passengets-l3T cabin, 55 tieck.s h
Charnock Is Bro. 1880 ii lumber; n Cta6plz & Go
'v mus t.bacco; Jno Bayess, 1925 hoop poles;
w m 4 Robinson, 20 SKIS; Jno /; Miller & Co. 100
Gales hay; Bus & Little, %, 600 Fl lumber; liK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, MlaY22.
HousE.-To day Mr.. Stephens of Georgia, NOV.
ed 10 strike out the enacting clause of le Nebras.
ka bill, avcwing his intention 10 cut off oil the
amendments and having the bill reported 10 the
House and voted on, time enough lad been
wasted; much excitement neutrality-suspicious.
declaring this course was in volaton of the rights
yeas los. nays %, many of The minority refusing
10 vole.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

Ohio untysCourf, August Term, 1853:
oRnEFEp That tho officets appointed conduct the
next election 10 be holden for the county
poll books 10 be opened several places OF voting
therein for the of taking the sense quail
ned voters of thu beyond the limits or the
city of Wheeling and beyond the limits town or
South heeiing TO the propriey OF ajax levied
sad county ami beyond the limits said City South
Wheeling Aforesaid that they take the said sense
and make thereof conformity with the Both Sec
ton OF an act OF Assembly, passed May 81, 1852.
Teste: JNo. MeeULLocH, Clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

PATENT WATER COOLER
This article is the result OF the application scientific
principles to the purpose intended, viz: keep
cooLGs possible, long Poss6. aoi The iedst possible
quGRtity of lee. sal%-i
The Proprietor long devoted his attention 10 this
particular branch OF domestic economy, and passing from
improvement another has at length rived
perfection 1t is possible TO reach proof of this
fouEd iii tile general OF these Coolers in all parts
OF the country simple statement OF acts, in regard 10
these Coo:eTs, will satisfy every OF their superiority
First, they the ~ zi-.-1,s,F
ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER
-f45 P.iTENTED. i4is n
They furnished with two distinct nonconductins
chambers, by means OF which, wit two pounds Ice
the gaon wafer is ken lat Temperature of zoe above
zero orony 81 frnmt freezing ponto all day Thus,
cost some four day family ordinary
itself layer numbers in tie proportion This
been found by actual experiment TO be wing
five per Earthefn EoTlnerIy used
for this purpose. ~ 5'ti3l.. =. 49,
AsafH these sRk1T; in this way, saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble. sses.i
Being manufactured in TIL most worSnanlike style.
and handsomely finished in every respect, the
yety Beautiful ornament for the Dining Room, Hotel
1himrcrtant pro yemsnt has lately bsen to the
Cooler, viz: small Pan capable OF hoding from
eover Tins quaint VI butter be kept perfectly hard
day, without ice-a very important addition
To the economy aud comfort of famiies.i -
stef .lls+s lstst s.sl BURNETT & CO'Saa- ~
flyc}i:li House Furnishing Establishment, -.
dfss NO. 5No14 *. Fourth st Cincinnati.
For sale by ~ HOBBS, BARNES * Co.. -
nly2:ly Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

- ,-.o,s summoned for The present tenn of
lnk 's =, Can't, are required TO be in attendance
C" c',, House this morning al . o'clock.
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NEW GOODS

:
NV K arc receiving Spring House Furnishing
w Guo,ls, comprising styles OF French China dim
ner aud tea SETS Britannia and Silver plated
iranles tea and coffee Urns, bowls butter coolers,
Forks and Spoons, salt names with
nngs, coal boxes beautifully decorated, arcle
faTl0r Entry lamps, ivory handled Knives ami forks
"a setsot 81 pieces and single setsj snlar lard lamps, with
sres. aud glass shades together will large
oeonnon goods adapted to the country trade which
we offer at Eastern Prices adding only tic difference
transportation. HOBBS, BARNES & Co.,
rs,as Glass Manufacturers, No, % Monroe 81.
mrT near the Post Office, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

OHIO EOunfy q onrf, ~ ay Term, 1851. sItsIt
being deemed That able Is ipsufeIent for
the dispatch business In Districts Nos and s. IN fha
county, y Is ccnsabss be elected for
each OF said Districts tile election be n fls
county on the fourth the present MONTH
Teate-a 80 mo- Nice EI0C ~. i-&ssl 81 u i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

NRokMArloNis wanted OF One Sack Of Ginse ng. sup
posed TO have been taken the landing in mistoke,
on the 3Ist January, marked t,W. Bullard & Coz
ANY person having knowledge OF it will confer favor
febas sc BAKER + Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

DE ADVISED and use the Japan boot Polish Ihls is
- first rate article and no mistake II you do not be-
lie that Just and buy bottle-ony cents
For saleb, - yowELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

Dlfs B.Sk MIRRoR--This valuable and re-
IL publication still survives, aud despite every
s,ss continually. thrives, aud continues 10
ar.e its sphere of usefulness. Asa Bank Note
;,oaeri stands pre-eminent and is an unequal.
iupositOr Of false and spurious paper currency.
ttess l,tter times of modern .'Progressiveness''
hsa Banks are springing up like Mushrooms, I'M
their Multiplicity is almost past enumeration.
Ees it not behoove every one who receives, Bank
Rl. to have this indispensable reference at hand
les, The commences of said Bills aud the solven
# tbe Institutions issuing ti,e same.
rhs publication is now issued alternately
New York city and Cincinnati; on the list OF
" month in Cincinnati. onille l5 of each and
umOnth in New York city. Mr.. Dye has
j work, called the DeliEeator; just ready for
S; which will accompany the Mirror without
additional charge. His authorized agent is in
tsiy soliciting subscription to the above work.
-~a-E
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, s.sss
dwelling House with sfx rooms and stable. Aise,
two dwelling Houses eonsainirg three ooins. each
witt bassmentf Apply 10 y =
: iaptalla s's y - a STEsshng hrswsTy.
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spelely blown down, and now lies perfect
ssS in the riyer, bottom upwards. The strong
bieshaVe been twisted off, and the abutment:
sAty injured. No lives, however, have been
I Tie storm did other damage in the city, but
hing Of serious character
The news of the catastrophe thus recorded will
alaee universal Iegret for the destruction of so
BIZ great and nOllea work as the Wheeling sus-
rtfOn bridge, the leading one of the kind, we
sEsye, in the world. Even its opponents, who
&esed its position as obstructing the free nayi-
lion of the Ohio river, have never undertaken
dispute its excellence as triumph of engineer
sill and bollneks. To that consideration
Jne We now speak. It's destruction brings 10 re-
PleeiOn facto of proninen: Importance in res
etIO malleable iron structures, which was point
LIZ noticed in one of the lectures delivered du.
sthe past winter at The S r:ithsonian Institution
tbs city Ivy DIR. J. Lawrence Smith. We refer
tAs graduul loss of tenatity uGered by even tile
81 Kind of irons when. in use; that is to saw,
len constantly subjected TO tension, vibration,
disOncussion. On this hypothesis bridge which
IN new might sustain an almost unlimited
dsht or pressure will al length become unsafe
Istnacity originally possessed by the iron has
"a expended by the strain TO which ii has been
tected, and IFS substance become comparative
GRANULAR TheswhoIe subject is one eminently
|Hiied TO thorough investigation on the part of
EEntfc men.-Nat. Inteikgenesr.
- sa . 70 " aaH
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VA. MorsroS viii have this morning.
C "a. I'D stand, some fine trout, pike and white
- -LOok out early.
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M oRnlNANcE

TO regulate The vending OF Gods
4 within the city of W heeIing:
sEcs2 On me 90 day annually shalt be the
'uty OF the clerk deliver TO the Sergesn OF the
.taii the meEehsnts Commission and ier warding
censes) who snail have aiIed pay tax assessed up
him, and II in shall nil
to pay to the said Sergeant amount OF tax
against him. with the OF five per cenfum
thereon ten the said goth
to prosecute the said violation OF this orr
or to sue Tor the recovery Of the 4 so asses
Teste; y (sRo. w SIGHTS,
inyi6lwd Clerk =
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IT'S NO JOKE. =
IfVERY body In town is talking about them. What2
IL Why the Goods sure, at
w. . Motto SC Rro,ss .
and tho bargains they selling all VINO go there
DEAL Try them you will ever atef buy your Airy