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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05

HORSEPOWER g.. THR.aSffER.yg
u - deemed almost unneceSsary to give cerrsf-
u Gates ofthe superior qualities az our HORSE.
POWER d THRASHERS, but for the infor.
nation OF those WIN haTe not as yet used then,
we suLjnin the fiillnwing f'l6 &ss7
- TassznDssws. s.. Mary, !. Co.. Nd.
..sgals si91 ..ls ssL !. May lst, 1861
Msssrs. Nottingham Il johnson, q =, ,sse3-..s
Dear SIR The machine whieh Ipurchased 81
you has proved nibst excellent one lam fully
eonvineed that no bestkr Horse Power ard
ThrasheF llns been used in NY sectien NJ sIse
State. Nor can Y think ahas there can be In ase
any that are superior to it anywhere. The Iight-
ness Of draft % the horses is one af It's rssiis-
naendatiens. am confident that An VIA ,,-e
your Power and ThrasheT will continue 60 be
your CUSTOMERS s AL fgfs . zssh a.frsstsszfE
Resrecffslly, youFs, B. G.. HARRIS.
LEossARDxowx, St. Mary 5 Co.. Nd,
Aprii 18th, 1856.
Gentlemen 4 hare used your improved Horse
Power and Thraslter and iskc greas pleasure in
Bearing testimony 20 Ter entire efficiency. I
have uFet t~o niIler Horse p0wers Ssd TsIrssls-
srs end ~ sny Judgment yours Is greatly asneripr
70 either OF them or " any have seen ~, sane
The Horse Power IS II Light Dan and IFss IA
BE 20 gsa order than any iase seen used
and in fny epiziion en.nezsty s0ite q The wants
&c the grain growers, both on account Of INA ef-
eaencv ard Durability. Many OF my neixhbpfs
hare thrown aside other machines and ndrsnted
yours since i be- sen mtrndssced intn cur eoua.
". Wialiing YOU ssll measure cf .snccess, /
ain very Fesrsctfally Yours, most obi
JAMES r.. GLADSTONE.
So Mkns's Cousxs, zE1.. Mx1 &C. lsss.
Mxnsrs. Cot,iueham q sIohnson, ST
6en'lemeas must say thaE prefer your
Horse Power and Thrasher 10 any II hrre. nred
IS seess used TEE Power rnd Thrasher which
hnuSn orynu anout tAres yeaFsagO, has work
ID wei and woias : ID easy lta q. Tn tskua.~
Very respectfully. Sc. -
sIsslsimasr. Jssas 1ash. lsso - a -
T5wo fikflYs Cir s. I'm i 4
Il. saii from ii 70 Is years Gid: 81
. girl from lA "a Is add : hor. froIn i ID
L.. They 1t Sssnssd Isl sefvsce h she
ecunty--cash rsiI Inquire !. tbs OF
fee.
Dec. ISL. 1853 2.uos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05
vn I'll sd II u G. ~ .ss \
M EDICINES. !

Paints, Oils. vnSmSsEaes, ssttndosx
+ -ssznss, a-sassis rssss-ss~s,, 49,, = - !
HTsHE subscribed has in store, and isrec<ivinx
IL additions 90 rel.lenish his stock ef goaass
which be will cell st the lcwest rate4- A feu
asticles are named below. s -
+ sTJRuss AKIN MEDsessEs 10 lninine. CastoF Oh,
EPSON Salts, lpecac, Tartar Emesi., Opium.
Cod sTAver OIL, Camphor,A Rheulssrb. .Sprii
Har,shorn. Spirit Eitre, Blue Mass, Coppefss,
indian vegeiabie Pills. Brandreth's Pals, Me-
Lanes Liver Pills, Indian Chologoglse, lump
ton . Vegetable Pills, Essence Jamaica Ginger,
Ex,racs SarmpariIls, Lees An,i-bllinus Pills,
Arrow Root, Landanum, Alcohol, OIL visrioI,
Madder, Potash. - s.
TouEr ARrsclEs.-wocd = Hair RrstoFs-
tive. Tncopheras, Kathe'lon, Pon,atunl Hair
DIVES, Washing and Shaving SOAPS, Colosnes.
Lubin's Extracts, Hair Krssahes and Combs,
Tooth and Nail brushes, Bsihing Sponges, &c.
PAlxTs, yAasusHss. BRrsHEs.-Lnve IS
Wetheriliss White Lead Boiled aud Raw Iiis-
seed Oh, Spirit Tarpentiaes Eatharge, Red Lend,
venefian Red, Red and Yellow 0chre, Chrome
and Yellow. Larnp Black. Burnt and Raw I'm
her, and Terra Sieilna, Japan, Corai and CoAch
Varnishes. paiHt xSrushes, Sash Ts,ois, Busters,
varnisl Brushes, Camel Hair Pencils. &c. q.
a., j sptsssy.sr : CHARLES ST0TT,
-, - Druggist and Arotherary, -, &
Cor. 7sh 81. and Penn. Ave.
sass.&ais sl.iA Wsshingson City, d. @
June i2sh---5na alg Ess s7asas0s Tasssk I'd
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05
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cei,e the aslensioh the res.seetsvrly en,naJ. sch
heinz esseeiaIly aud carefully prepared ~ ,,,set
the varied ss Is eff he several classes Of us red
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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05
FALL GOODS.

GPALDING g. greenwich wish 10
- inform the ci.zeus Of ST. Mary'ss lhal
they now have one of the largest asli most
desirable stocks Of goods they have ever o.
fered Tor sale. which yill be sold very lo,s 10
pnncsnal customers, or a liberal discount
made Tor cash. They name in part
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05
sEEv..vrNFsess EswRsDaE, q. 5. y.

=. I'D PcRTsMprrH, tva.) Arc Ia, 1881.
Mr.. J: F. Ronsh Dear Sir: While am IN
seaera oppressed 70 Patent Medicines, csnicr con,
peis. so state That Ihave great confidence in the
virtues Of Hampson's Vegetable TinG,ure. srsr
several months sssi hare used il In my family,
and IN DyspeTsia, loss ofapretise, dizxl,ess, an
general debility, With entire Success So far as
nv sxperscuee eStelds, therefore. take pleasure
in reeanmessding Il % the shiriea IA asafepari
cficieni remedy 81 srT.
am, sespertfully, yossrs. =.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-03-05
Yours, wisb rfsrera,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

do hereby certify, that ! ara personally ae.
geainted with Mrs. Edwsris, md can safely re.
rsnimend the above Statement q, he correct. ed
ss@ssss E. r COOPER, Postmaster. .,,s
- .Capon bridge, Hsn,pxhire en-. We.
Nv Delisase ladies' and children wiiI please
ssse il triad. zlssse 80 NH CSC 'olar
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.nco with her request The application to the
court for her release was not made until persna-
sion and stratagen had proved equally nilnN".i,
ing to restore her to liberty. Once more 10
use the language of Mr. Hoodnah, III MS ''''N'
'sWhat else could have done!
IF the space accorded to me would permit
could multiply reasons and accumulate FACTS al
most without number, to show the inJus'ice
which has been done me by recent pnoiicatlotS
in regard to this unfortunate affair, whist com!
plete silence has been imposed upon me ul1tn
the anpearance of Mr.. Woodlands card, tor rea-
cons Which all will appreciate 1t will not be
long however, before the whole trnth VIII pe
riyen to the public, under the sanction OF Ju-
jicial investigation. For the complete Vlnatca-
ton of Mrs. Woodman and for my own GAONTI
ation am content to wait until then. toi the
present it will suffice for me to show as haFc
shown. first That Mr.. w. knew all ABOUT my
relations with his family during the three years
tbcv continued. and never saw fit to object to
them until it suited him to precpitate a scene
Mt the hotel, in order to get rid of wife whom
he had long taken pains to ALLEVIATE. Second
That nv efforts to obtain her release from San.
ford Hall, where he had sent her 'tor revenge
as he declared, were made at her urgent ana re-
peated requests, and that her sole wish anu nS
cd purpose was to go to her fathers house (Nir'
Woodinan would make people believe that MS
wife refused, in the early part OF Septemoer,
to 90 home with her brother, and yet that stlo
freely consented to be immured in private
madhousc, two thousand miles away from her
kindred) Thrd-That the use of her letters
was forced upon me for her own sake, and was
unavailable, Fourth-That the statement put
forth by Mr.. WOodnan as cnanating from ms
wife under the solemn form of an affidavit, Is
base fraud upon the public, a calumny upon me,
degrading only those-the malignant client and
the convenient attorney-who procured 1t to DC
Mr.. Woodlands ''card" terminates like piece
of fire works-in a sentence full of gunpowder.
He intimatcs that if his "aim had been more
successful in New York, y something dreadful
might have happened. If, as l suppose, this
Bob Acres intended to make the good people OF
New Orleans believe that he fred pistol at me,
/ can only assure my friends there that it must
have been an air gun, for nobody heard the re-
port here; and it will provoke a smile in New
York, where it is well known Mr. Woodman had
had so many opportunities to do something. des-
perate, to read his belligerent bulletin, written
in the safe obscurity of shop at the other end
of the continent GARDNER FUlsNISs.
New York, Nov. 10, 1857.
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TIE AMER1cAN Hoksss IN ENGLAND.-Tho
New York Tribune thinks it does not becon:r
the American people to be excessively jubilant
over the victory at New Market, aud says it is
evident that Prior and Babylon have won in
England, when they have won, merely and sole,
ly by dint of he prodigious allowance made to
Them and that they are not only icapable to run
on even terms with the best English horses, but
that they cannot compete even with the second
rate horses of that couatry with any chance of
winning
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Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co.
2J WEST FOURED STR EFT,
CINCINNAI

IMPORTING .sTATInNERs. manufacturers OF Memoran
| dunn Pass, and BLANK Books of all styles, Bible Print
er Book Jobbers Medical Book Publishers take great
pleasure in soliciting attention of Western Buyers to
their Immense Stock of the GREAT STAPLES In the bran
Buyers who well established 9"OnO Q9res half bound
Can Blank Books Quires full bound Cap Blank Books,
all Styles $500 qurcs Demi blank Books 5000 qures Me
dium blank Books 6COO Qures Quarto Ranks 900 gross
1900 Steel Pensdrect importaton f5l gross
Pen Holders Writing Fluid all sizes; $50 doz Ink
stauds;t6O0 doz sates sizes; $50 Wedding Enye
opes $4,000 Envelopes all Sizes 80 English Treasury
pers; English Drawing Papers; 200 Cap Pa.
pers Letter Papers; 900 rms Bath Papers all
Packet etc. ETC.. 100 doz. Books, Blank Notes and Drafts
100 doZ Diaries 1867; 10u0 Memorandum Books, all
forms 200 doz Portfolios Monnaies, and Bankers
Cases. 90 Copying Presses $40 doz Copy
Boos $50 dOz. Copy Books printed copies etc. etc.
This the place purchase in preference to buying East
Stock fresh, prices low and Exchange saved.
MOORE, WILSTACH, KEYS & CO.,
novel % Fourth St., Cincinnati.
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wYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!
1876 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.

~ Is place obtain Lkenesses of every size and
style the smaes. miniature up fesize and go. up
in superior manner.
From long experience in art, by
powerful together with every appliance
necessary produce good pictures would the
public they be furnished with pictures this Gal
Iery superior any this country equal any
east or west.
Photographs. plain eolored in oil cOOrs This style of
picture made any size, lfe and colored
to any and eoIOred in OIL By this process
We obtain the OIL painting with truthfulness of
Daguerre9type.
Pictures taken this Gallery cheap any other
in the city Every picture finished the durable
manner put up with double glass, tight without
which no picture viii stand unchanged.
oes-u NV. wYNEs. Artist
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NOVEL
DENTISTRY.

HE respectfully inform the public that they
associated themselves together for the practice
of Dentistry. Their Office is at 43 Market street (between
Monroe and Union Ss where they will be happy to
Dentist.
They both students and for yera the assist
OF the late Dr. ulhen and the senior partner has
constantly engaged in The practice for himself for the
last eleven years. during which time he has become acquain
ted with of the leading Dentists In almost all the
cities of the United States and has famarsed himself
with their various pecnliares in operating They there
fore feel confident of being able to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them with their patronage.
ABR. ROBERTSON, N. d.
Wheeling, Nov. IS, 1851. JAMES ORR
N B-Messrs n. o. take pleasure in referring by per-
mission, to the following gentlemen:
H. r. Weed, D. D.: Hon Geo W. Thompson, His Hon. ARA
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson. ESQ., b. NJ Eon, Esq, DIR. John
RrisselL, Dr. j. bates, Dr. X. II. cummnsI DR.. F., "A.
Hdret Dr. S. Todd, Tallant Delaplan John Knote,
ESQ.,. MeClAllens. KnoX & Co. Marsh Tnxlnr. noYl9
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Music !! Muslc !

1sr NEW MUSIC, just received tins mnrninF; Thabsrg
waz4s Constantinople Quadrilles Rescue Quick SteP
spanish Fanlangos Ethiopian Polka onadrillS Anvil Gho
Gnnc Ry Fire FIy Sounds Enhancing; Geue Mahsn
Nv New England Home; Our Good Old Friends I'm pGor
Oil Botcenl; Old Ironsdes; Lamns Cottage We frStse
Thee, Oh God. [uov3ll PAYNE 4 co:
WI have just received this morning large b
w of Wooden Goods which particularly invite he
attention of our customers the community at large
Ladies' Zephv Worsted Nu6s Scarfs-nsT style, Sus'
brought out Opera Hoods lined and trimmed Ladies Che
nile Scarfs; Ladies and Misses Wooden loods Gents ana
bows CouiOrts Styles sizes and prices Another iot oil
those Zephy Tnlmas. Inoy21l PAYNE q GO:
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TIE CREDIT SYsTEM.-lt is altogether neccs-
sary and philosophical that there should he what
is called credit system. Providence, so far as
we can know, hns intended that there should nc
confidence among men for the greater facility oil
trunsacting the many duties of civilized and
christianized age and country. When our NOR
chants order goods from the East every few
days, they do so, not knowing what will be the
tenor of the market when their orders come to
hand. They give perhaps discretionary orders
to their wholesale dealers there, to send them
latest STYLES, of which they cannot, of course,
know the price 4 credit or confidence must
necessarily exist between such men. 1t would
clog the wheels of trade disastrously did not
such credit prevail.
But there is another side to the credit system,
and the present crushing crisis has made mani.
fest many of its unsightly defects. In the re-
tail system there is need for little or no credit
Where one can know the price by asking-and
not only that-where money can be saved-fve,
ten, or even greater per cent. often, by paying
the price-every consideration of good sense and
good economy indicates that the money should
be paid To all classes the effect of long credits
in every day, hand-to-hAnd business, is demoral-
izing. 1t makes man who is unable, to buy
beyond his ability ever to pay. This, of course
entails loss upon the merchant which he must
make up off good customer
The good customers in all kinds Of business
pay all insurance on bad debts, and thus it is
that society is made n great laZar-honse, where
the healthy, or prompt payers must bear the
Iali
Now this ought not TO be, and we are glad to
sec that east of us strong effort is being made
to throw off the oppressive yoke. Some retail
ers, of course, nre timOrous about making
change: they are afraid their sales will not foot
up so largely. Neither they will, in all probable
itv. And we are not to be understood rs hint
ing that they will. But they will foot up the
amount in hand and not "a bird in the bush"
What is not sold is on hand to represent the
capital stock, instead of living dead among some
dead, absconded, or insolvcnt debtors effects.
We know how credit affects orr own bust
ness II entails upon us largely increased ex-
penses. We must needs employ Book keep
or, collector, and often times the arm Of the
law. Then, too often, debtor either intention
ally or forgetfully, goes off with his account on
the wrong side of our books. We presume
other branches of business are affected in a sim
liar way. Now all this happens when there is
no earthly reason why the groceryman, the
dry goods man, or the newspaper man should
not be paid by the pound, by the yard, or by
the week. When business all comes to cash,
then the pound of groceries, the yard Of dry
goods, and the newspaper will be afforded for
much less than they can be now.
We submit these remarks to the careful con-
sideration of our retail readers in the city and
country.
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SALE or GAS Srock IN PITTsRuRGu.-At the
sale of Pittsburgh Gas Co. stock, on Thursday
evening, about one hundred and fifty shares
were sold at prices varying from SOS to 500 40
that public confidence is uninpaired, at least in
these securities rs investments, and it also goes
to show thatthcre is still some money LEFT in the
community, and whichis seeking good and safe
Investments The Company. although furnish
inr gas 10 ariyate consumers at the low rate of
ono dollar and sixty cents par thousand feet,
still is enabled to declare ten per cent diridend,
b.sides having every year a haAdsome surplus
for its extension fund, the proceeds Of which is
expended in extending the main pipes in various
narts of the CITY, The Pittsburgh Gas Co. is
well managed institutional spdtcd.
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Ir Doru AMUsE Us ENCEgDISGLY-TO see how
oar excellent contemporary, the Parkersburg
Courier hath changed his opinion OF the great
advantages of the North Western Virginia Rail-
road, and the Baltimore Road generally, to that
ilonrishing village, in which our contemporary
wields his graceful tripod. 1t seems that for
some good reason to themselves, the Baltimore
company made change in their time table on
that branch of the road, as they did on the whole
road, and also, that the company, for equally
good reasons, preferred to ticket their passcn-
gers from the East, via. Wceeling, rather than
by the land and water route, via. the Cincinnati
and Marietta Railroad. WhereupOn our indig-
nant and wonderfully stirred up brother vents
forth the following:
We are unable to express the intense indigna-
ton we feel ut the unmitigated treachery that is
here exhibited The motley records Of unscru-
pulous corporations will be- ransacked in RAN
for parallel to the fragrant aud repeated wrongs
that have been perpetrated by the Baltimore aud
Ohio Company upon the Northwestern Railroad.
And is there no remedy? We tell the friends
of the Northwestern Road, that some remedy
may be found in this winters legislation, if suit
able efforts are put forth to obtain it. Let them
go before the Legislature and lay their grievance
cs before that body; it will not hesitate, at least,
10 compel this lawiess company to abandon their
unjust system of Determinations. Another
thing may be accomplished which might result
in good: The officers and directory of the North
western Railroad may be required to reside in
the State, in order to meet a certain contingency
that might arise, If the Northwestern Com
pany have aHy legal rights under the lease, let
them be guarded 10y agents far removed above
even the suspicion Of outside influences, and let
Virginia counSels Pevail, should itbecome neceS-
Sary To assert t,oSe rights.
We earnestly invoke the attention Of our Sen
ator aud Delegate to this important subject.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
\ GOOD FAMILY PILL.

DIR. TODDS PILLS haYe-G a cough medicine, pleas
compound with great safe and eectual, at
care and from the I1urest- moderate cost.
EadtsriIL These facts, in One that can be kept in
connection with their admi--fthe house family med
rable combination have gviciHe, and give to children,
the reputation whereof persons in deicnte
they have been introduced, health Ici safety and with
Of being the best FoaiIyAs out agEravaton to other
Pills I'm - ailments
Years we've required byy,SI Such n medicine is DR..
the proprietor (who hash Chnpman's HnARH0UED
been n successful prRc-NS BAIISAM.
ace 40 years, inS 1t does not produce that
the city of Wheeling) totweakness which follows the
adjust the ingredients of use of the cough medicines
these pills that their which contain Tartar Emet
bined action would reachSI0ic.
tho Liver with certainty 1t does not Consttpatc the
and produce easy and - bowels like the cough medi
safe operation the -cnes which contain opium.
els.
They act admirably Il The different articles OF
ordinary physic, or as AZ which 1t Is composed-SeD-
gentle laxative In snalerS~ega LicoEice, Hoarhound
doses, very Eccampane, BOneset Wild
relieving COstiYeness In.S Cherry, combined
digestion, Headache, Colds with tonic and anodyne,
&c, DC, DC. u THAT the cough Is loosened
These pills have been in aud soohed, while ut the
for than 80 years. = same time the system Is
orders filed C supported, and the natural
nearly States functions Of the bowels
in tie Union and the de-a not interfered With.
mand is steadily increasinE-
as their merits become m0reN - Price % cents.
fully known II
These medicines By principal druggists
throughout the country.
Address your orders to T. H. LOGAN CO., Wholesale
Druggists, and Dealers In Trusses Supporters, Shoulder
Braces. CataWba " ines, &c, &C., Wheeling, Va oc13
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-24

A foolish fellow ON Monday, at Patterson,
\. j., attempted to drink two quarts of whisky
on a wager. On the second quart, he became
insensibie. He was taken TO bed, but has
been insensible ever since, and tits feared that
his reason is destroyed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-24

CoMnoDoRE Foote attributes to the influence
of the American missionaries the formation OF
most of the late treaties of Siam with Western
nations, which he thinks are already enabling
that country to progress so rapidly.
TuE Canadian admirers of Thomas Darcy
Magee have presented to him handsome writ
ing-desk, containing a purse of two thousand
dollars.
Tnn Erie Railroad is said to be making no
progress in its proposed loan. In 1859, the Sec
ond mortgage bonds, about four millions, be-
come due.
Under the circumstances we thinkttllis more
than he was egitimatcly entitled to-L0uis-
rifle Journal
SLEIcuIxG-Wc learn that there was sleigh
ing in Quebec on Thursday. Gazette,
Nop. H.