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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16
.J. u. SCOTT.
mo. 157 Main street, Wheeling Va.
Wholesale and Retail

i DEALER IN
SVntcheg. Clocks. = eSveiry, Watch & Clock
RIateriulGs Tools, SlnSses,
CULVER Plated and Britannia Ware, GoId Pens, PEN
~ ellis Gold and Silver Spectacles Port Monnales, Purses
Gard Cases. Cabas Work boxes, Brushes Combs Perfume
Soaps sctssors azors, Reyolvers
Pistols Ger Specks Spoons Forks, Regalia
SIX Guards, Steel Keys sueel Pens Jet Coral Goods
anu general assortment of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely my stock
the Wholesale and Retail departments enables me to
offer to
Watchmakers, Merchants, Pedlars,
and the public generally, very complete assortment
the lowest prices.
Watches Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

For THROUGH Tickets and other information enqntre
at Central Ohio Ticket oce heSprigg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

by EAsRRES.S
INV VII open this morning beautiful assortment
White FrlnEeS tneE siYiel for trimming NIantles 80
hasq1es. tiel7l HRISREEE Z sWEAElNt:tN'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

- Oneaper than EVer.
(NREAT DISTRESSand heavylosses in the East;
W Stock, Bank Stock and all forced the Market
and sold prices the Importer
have Just the Easert cities have
purchased goods at those runOus prices,
customers rn the public generally goods up to
Order, lin Goats Pants and and
fashionable way, lower than they
have been offered in this market. You will get fine
Come andbuy [oc26l a. NJ ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

In connection with the above keep every kind of
sleeltnstrpments and musical merchnndse Generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

at last found, anypcrson trou-
PLANT, ina any ofits forms,
Is certain.
i,n6rbil or bad laatter from
Yplace q healthy low of bile,
Causing food to digest well,
giving tone and healtinto the
'the cause of the disease
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

sPanos, MelOdeous and every kind of musical instru
~ Algo"ds warranted at this establishment. nov6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

a. New IIlght
ME Drummond Light produced from improved sYLvIC
i OIL, has equal and after personal and salts.
factory trial, the public sAFg CHEAP
and best light now In It's safe because It
free from a explosive properties It is cheap because
cost per hour less cent because
the smallest lamp will burn for
twelve hours without reang ortrimmingand give sufficient
light any ordinary sizedr room, and having purchased
right to manufacture SELL confidently recommend
1t TO public favor.
Forsale Wholesale Retail at the House Furnishing
Store of ]. X. DUHHANi5 & co,
Jan 10 No. lis, Main st. Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

E. GEsT, Pres't, W. w. BAYLEY, Act supt.,
je92-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

TE have hand are receiving daily a large and
wv complete assortment of Hats and Gaps, embracing
every variety of style and price, AndinveW the In:
cTeasng demand for first class GOODS paid par
cuar attention to the getting of such expressly
adapted to the wants of our customers Our
with Eastern houses aresuch that enabled crnsl
the latest styles of Hats and Gaps
And promise that the beautiful as
sorments well the best qualities Ofevery description
are to be found at our establishment.
The public respectfully invited call and examine
ourstock pains give entire satisfaction
RO3 g. D. HARPER & SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16
Preserve Jars=--New Article.

S PtEoEs OF New Velvet, Tapestry. and brussels oar
sM Psmsome new and hesn.iful which have
prices ]. O. HARBOUR,
Ap' Na.I13 Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16
New Svstf

NEW System.
changing Of bASInUSS from long credit svster, IN
cash one, Its equivalent we also change long proSts
very short Ones and in closing stock Of heavy
Cloths and oassimeres, will sell twenty per
thRn our former prices should any doubt What
We saw bv calling at No. Washington Hall You viii be Al
once SStlsned we mean ustThat We say.
WHEELER & LAKIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

7s0e1ge miles shorter 6y this Route than ga
Columbus to Gincianati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

The LIEBR IS one Of the
human body; and when It
the powers of the system are
Is almost entirely dependent
LtUerfor the proper perform.
stomacllis atfault, the bowels
system sutfersin consequence
having ceuse'l to do its Lluty.n
gan, one of the proprietors
practice of more than twentyS
wherewithto counteract the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

A GENTror FEAuE.EF, DAVIS 81 CO.'S pr.
"a ANOS. The above pianos fitted up with all the
improvements, In beautiful Rosewood cases My assort-
ment from the plain square piano to the beant
full Louis XIV style
Also, 1ssntEo PrInce'S N 81 ode0na, GJarhnrt,s
REelodeons, and Hughes s. EHnIo,s NTeIo1ie.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

tie Lcgssiure "a Hs SA,s, hscsusfe- dsscsibsA saS
sssessed. sai bsv- the forcs ss3 eCet Of law. una
the patty OF parties sskirg and requiring the ssSss
sf sL psd INTO the STATE Treasury tis tsCO~,ng
Guns 20 Wit: On every act IocorDorat n, or chatter
-g or renewing erter dre tle corporate powers n
any taIk the srm o. 81 per ttorssnd CO tAs
a,g.st amount Ct capital sothoriEed and ~ eysy
srru'ep,eut thereto, except such a. provide f1
an r,rrass Of csD.tsl. the s-m OF t95. %
an cAusl or railroad company, tae OF 81 pw
thoussrd on tie lsrges. amocet OF esp'si author
rec ard every surpicioc II thereto except such -
~, ce f,,r an Increase Of csptsl, the sym ot 20.
~ n.ur.rcs c,mrspv except mutual coxpaSiea.
tC sur of ore hsf ot Al per thousand cn tSe iSH~$
ar ouu. cf capital authorized, ard on every suppis-
Il II ,heeo except srcn A. pfoyise TOT 81 tnofS&se
'ohri.si q sum o! So on every sc' u'ccfposa.n9
or hs,tr ny DIR renewing or extending ire oc;poass
powtls Of sBy.water. wsteI power, a9uee0et or
sh. coupsny tie sum Of SO and co eyety supple
a. thereto tie sum cf 80; on every SGT ioc'rpods
III or c. artering or renewing ar extending the COW"
rae posors OF any steamboat, ferry, express, or-Se.
p.St6rosd turnpike manufacture Z og m..ng company
tie sum II thi;fy dolsrs snd every srrperncse
'he0,tc, lie sum oftwCniy dollars; ca every act W
rrp' net' & 81 act granting coporae powers o. az
terdfg or renewing corpoIste powers IN any cssss
w "a suts oity 10 grsa, such power IS OF usy b
yt.tec jy aw n cry Cort Of this state tbS sul -
i.y dollars; On dV,ty private act CT euprlemeot
tertto not her'n before mentioned, excep; such -
refer ,o benevolent re igiOus charitable insstgtoas
or to agricultural fire military companies. tss sun
,ftWcu', tive do,a.s. The act 10 take eject mmS
stely.
Al act relative % pcdd.crs, hawke-,. sad petty
chssrcu nakes Il penalty Of ste to eel goods q
v6rts in the State without license, Ire license coss
$50.
JOINT reso,uti'rs were adopted ask.3g ths oeaecA
Go meht 20 make pro, sons for the betS vrossr
vstcn ci life and property, ard the more effective
work ny Of the Government apparatus on the New
Jersey coast; and aso rels,iye 70 obtaining fvm Tie
United States donation Of public sads tor the toxs1
ing and maintaining OF al agricultural cclsss - ths
State OF New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Florence pa.),
Nscirv YD, Gilman Me-, Scales IN. Co. and
w. d, Mich) the Special Committee to investigate
rbs Iii for the Increase of the Army by the enrol
,,',t oS ION, regiments of volunteers was aken up.
M FAULKNER (Va.l, from the minority OF the
M,s,y Committee, offered an amendment to the ioI-
Town effect To retain that part OF the OIL PIovidins
20, the organization Of regiment OF mounted voln
for OF the frontier OF lexSs ontnstesd
f atborzng the President to acceP' lAe services OF
fcrr eciments of volunteers for the purpose oi queg
tbe di,,mbances in Utah, and for the protection OF
snpnv and emigrant trans and the suppression Of III
dian Losuhties TO add to the present mlsary estao-
IEhmeut one regiment OF dragoons and two regiments
"a infantry to serve for two years. -
The anne udment Was rejected by Yeas i3, Nays las.
NJ OUITMAN'S biz for the raising OF five regl-
nebts of volunteers then ordered 10 be engr"ssed
for a third reading by l2S against 74-and was iinay
raseed by l2i against 13.
The bill passed authorizes the President to receive
M. .ervoc one regiment Of Texas mounted volunteers
S. the cetense OF the frontier thereof aud for the
rrnose of queng disturbances in Utah, for the pro-
xc,,on of supply and enigrant trains, and the sup.
ssNsiou OF Indian hostilities ION the northern and
so,,h western frontiers; the President IA authorized
90 accent the services Of any number OF volunteers,
10 10 erceed in ell four regiments, the same or any
,o,,on thereof 70 be organized INTO mounted regi-
,o ~. or ipfanry, as the President may deem proper
~ = voluuteers are rot H. be accepted in bodies Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
TIE TAMMANY SfRSGGLS.

\ del crate struggle y IN prcgress foe ths Geo.
tiol of TammaIy ilsp-thai T. for the power o Secs-
ING what Is regular and vhs, bogus Democracy,
among the waribg ,liquts AID factions 6ercely cos
tending tr ~ control OF the Federal parvrsge m this
Cty. The oonro OF Tsmmauy Hal beng vested by
cha,tc, iu the "Tsmnsny S~ie,y Colnairsa
Irier" n majority Il whose Sschems de,euHsss
what sppicaions ict The use II Tamnany Hall shsH
De g-ant.d and Whist refused II becomes object a
,rmsiy npoilM to secure that msjOsty- theTs be-
,rs msu, ihou.std Note Who VII suppcu any thkee
stamped ~ regular al Tamrnsny. The prs~s~k
Sarl ems ~, anii-M ood and fes ando y now meuSIs
and mn ~ 10 elect ticket suhsefyeal u hls Wi q
the auuua. ele ton row s hand. The following ssorx
,n,un ha- u,t been ls-ued by the wcst fstsos. ana
4, ,o~ being quietly diHuset among the ms1l'en o.
Tsmmsuy supposcd f" he opcn to convection
r,aa,N lL,lL. Mo ~ IA lss
Beouu' ~ ga'e q. .aIns e"na,ss s l,ss.r - 80.
N int, .lmn snd d.rrpuic oucs its f.e~ni~d hsue
SOUND Jea' aan De%o y ss, e "a. ssS's .' sSss ,s
o~l .s'.ns,ru'ut "d pi,1, 20 "s.I as 1s sc
mt. 70 no, bo pw~i caniI' and s, TIE svsa sss
Dmoslc Pa'y q th'. oi', sid 70 msse vs
I,.,d 70 ,h. s-'mPon and siesspes, eos.,s,, ~.
H., su,,d L. ,.s, ruled oi Q, f,rs'y % ss 40.
-" ''"1 - h. sG@i 4, .aeh n~-e,ss a Jsls
N.A.'S G. ,oJi, oualhsr v dasS, D Ksnssdy Ilss,s~ .
t,sn A hciedyi. nd tl.srd CSPri ssn .he op>sly 90
wauiony the R.parsn- by unho.y cea-s
Buih.is this cuq~ ..in .ssk 70 continue issn Ms.ss.s
s,~,t Pepafsioy base aI,sf, hs-a ms's -
pa.. htl- o m, SsstN saoaet uehrf n he s~
pot. w Ap Which though VA scue os ia nsirs Ss
ruling firif- ~ the pf~s-uf cssras 80
hos. u n,r street ei tn ltA brisrsy, 81
wha The thfiren csflenss wse
frsed should h ss sEd thus cos
tu. rss'y By di,' dssoeuf n-kns themselves v>s<
own .ecesof.. 1trs' patrols S~ss,, Sesys
N,i pdy isu FoWe fLid,. Marsh Dsa-vss 80 ban-eeF
Thus a ma le ssufeA iut ibr rnalr ihe rsislisa
nan. fs.rd fLpl "A b. iskt frm tLs o,ts y hs
al. f1 inf fhaI Il tlff
~ utst.udstt with Poli.s sira~ IN doe tDs
afr~ pf the aas tIeni fts wu H. csli s'en
,uth Comnnr~ iib night And wia sppnn,ss siso 81
il,eut tfk hrs nsle - ' sds.v Aud ths Jsrf i'es'
..'- .fr a. D. rrosiirItsd.
.huif isse 80 s.f Pcssrf nefNe ~ ioas
nnk sslned -oii % I'D tae -, sty
&c h.. parry tas 4 iuu ~bo, dso' sbu'
~ LId Hsn tdrurs 4 thu fs skns 10 "sers
,wrs 4 wood and drawers Ns,sr' ipI thru osn snh
iif.tni.i Lstu.ts re rsPrs h-ns oifcussd b, ts>s
t.. O. which asked ~ ps,lgr "ufyN@s 20 susan IL
,Aue orsaLiysioh It ismniny is, nrfs) dssan "a e,a
ri .ua hold thsf ffr's uai 'hsy pfspsu 70 sh
-b.- "a ~ held II The Nes'cbrsses
li,iis BE snsril ,hve eli sBal sBi shslss
ofl,s nisfui+I "a I,-ssss. saA
20 ie u'fd MT neDisM srugsm dufuu-~ns
49, l.i l,los scique RkOrHiR SINCE ips.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Removal Of Judge LOrilsg.
Boston, Friday, March /!

Boston, Ffiday, March II, t8'S.
GOV. Bark, IN message to the Legislature to-day,
removes Judge Lorpg, in accordance with the vote Of
the two breaches of the Legislature.
motion to refer the Governor Message removing
Judge Lorng to a Select Committee led 70 an exciting
discussion between Messrs. Gushing Of NewburyPor
and Andrews Of Boston; the former deDouncing the
consummated act as the triumph OF monopanacs and
fanatics and the latter defending ii ss the just act OF
the Executive, which will be hailed with sadness from
one end OF the State to the other no question On the
reference was taken.
The main ground assumed By the Governor for re-
mo, ing Judge Lciing is based on statute of Masss-
chusetts, that Judicial fiicer of tie Commonwealth
shall not hold at the same time the office OF United
States Commissioner. &fR
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
MORE GAMBLERS UNEHRTHED.

About n. O'Clock las, righ, Sergssot cron w'ta
squad Of sgh; men made descent upon so',no'S
gambling and d ewing den at No. 81 LisPsns's sfses
A. The oficer. entered tie lights were ssddea'y
.ur,d out bu, the foremos, csught glimpse Of 'wo
fan, table,. .urrounded with mea. sergeant Croa
y,ocea in the dsrk Tor ths bores and other gsnslas
material, whcreupcn he vi. sei1ed by The ssr'st.
,rd cree oi kr.fe h.n. knife aim, sceon2sa.sA
with the silest spitAe's, arose.
c,,s,e. aud tunblens 6es sofcss the room. 600 o.
,,ti,b .truek Officer Black IN tie eye snd serouay
i,,u,ed lim. O6osr Quick was lightly hut. WOOD
va, .en, 70 the Fah waid s,son-Iioass. and twelve
men esn.s to The rescue. Mssntime iourssss of ,ls
ipuas Of the house bad been taken nis crsciy. sa<
.Isrse bag Of skeleton keys al insrsmss.> o. fas
burglars purposes had besa tscovecsi ovsa ths
premises A ,he teioers walked W tAs srss sssa
tb,i, pi.or eis .,sy s-rs fogsw,d ty Govd. ssopag
sod yslrg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

h-,ac,, hAginninr q. ths mouth OF the Big Sioux on
tenn ,ouf,, and ,unning BY the way Of fort kesr:
uey, and the other at st. Joscphs' on tse ns'1u'l
,er and beth to connect with tue bsnGSe raSnS n,ss
or e d Albuquerque These .c"d@Sodas STr sHery
seSteN " S !" t6e Lifted States with a. easy con
ny ni La ~ 10 tS the st. Louis ard San Francsco Rad'
-rao. t.,. ot the House Kansas Sc
Ihe Eepuhhca - nubIhsh their report next Tuesday.
i.ct CoinIEttee W. wa Adrsn, Aut' -Lecompton Demo
Ss' Vii p%S;S :ss. N.a on SSnasy si&%S1. Foot Wilson,
1t fhRsT[dth Rsy other. will speak in the Senate omor-
row on Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
rorenoon weather Reports l9

Inv the Ea.t.ru Northern Western and Southern aes ~
'N' ~ e.ived at No 81 Wsu street
QvERYc C. E.-Lower ToVG-S. Upper Swe~"sA
Il; cieer.
R.NsoR Me-Wind n; SO: CeG
EAsrPoRT Me Wind n, q; C.rs.
CALAIS Me.--Wind n. W. "a; clear.
ST. JoI~s N B.-Wind N; Is, clear.
H,LEAx y. S-Wipd ". .; %. cloudy
S,cKvutI-wind " w; ~: clea.
CH.RLoTTrTowN -Wird y W: 81: cold.
WArFsTowN, n. Wind n. ., 81; CLOUDY.
OswEGo. n Y--WitdN. ~; pleasant.
MONTREAL, C. E.--Nird n: IS: clear.
NrwYcRA, noon Wind ". ther 81; BAL j0.-7S csa'
BALTiMoRi. Nd. uocn.--Nind w; 6i; clear.
PuIADFLPIA, loon.-Wind " W ther 5s bar SN4 clear
BosroN. Mass LoOn.-Nind r.. and fresh: AZ. cloudy.
washington. Smithsonian Institution u o. m.-thrT Il
lsr So2l. Noon-Wind W, 81 cloudy
FULTON. ll.-Plea,AIt; 7s
Rock Isl ,ND-CraE wind :. l.. 60
SPKIN6I III b C.tav; -.
CHICAGO Gear; ol-
BUfIALo-(iceE, fN.
DETROIT-C.ear- o.
ToLEDO--C.caT. -
lSpIAN ANAPOLiS-C'tAT.
CINCtNNATI-Clts.. oi.
HARRiSHI RG-Cesf and warn.
C.sLlSLL, Ps-Ccst.
PuILADELrin,- ,-Clcsi Vild n. y.
FvtNiNG RTposTs.
Btlruo. ?. m Wind n y, eeaI aid mid b'r 2o.C2-
sosToS Ni;i' X, Rnd \. "; 80. co.
F.>Gos Ne Wind n W. ear.
p,vrt ,<n M,-Niud 5. +. D. IS. ciess.
81 joHr' n B-Vi.dN ". IS. ct,r
SAcgvLLr-Wiud ~; -; oles'.
CHAKLoTTEroWs-Ninik w. y. ess.
NvwYoRE. II III w y W ~ cf~f
ID >SIkk n. wv in6 ;. C.eaf
Uot,rIls,ILf-N Ind ". y. ", FctH.
=, .uyA n Y-Wlrds : 80. cleE snj p "'ssa,
I'ssr JsAGs-gls al NsjA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Railroad Decision.

CiNCINSATI, Friday, March H.. IS1s
Judge Mclean gave decision to-day in the case OF
Seabrike against the Cleveland Columbus apd Cincin-
matt Railroad, dissolving the injunction, and holding
that the guaranty by the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad Company $500 600 of the bonds
of the Columbus. Piqua and Indiana Company is valid
and binding. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Held 10 Bail for Stealing so 30
worth of Rocks.

WORCESTER, Macs, Friday, March - lSto.
Wilson h. Pike, unmarried and worth about
50 900 was arrested here this afternoon for stealing
80 cents worth of books from Thompson Co. He
pleaded guilty in the Police Court. and held in
1900 bail fol hearing before the Grand Jury in May
~ II that BODY having another aud larger larceny
ca against him TO investigate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
FreShet i'm the Grand River.

GAIT, C. W, Friday, March Iy IsoS
heavy freshet in the Grand River last night car
red away the bridge while number OF persons were
crossing on il. Three of the persons were rescued
thismornirg soms distance below here, but 1t Is
,hourht that one or more are los.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
RiSt NJ Toronto.

ToROsTO, ThurecsJ, Msrcf v, "
At the dinner ef tie s. Patrick Assoclen1n bed
la, night at tie National Hotei, MIR. mo nas Sicy
NICE uade spesoh. The Hoe, was sdsckSt By a
nh and tbe windows smashed Firearms We're fn ely
r-eo, but without fatal effect. The Pohcs succeeded
IA Q-e!ue tne di.turbaLce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
RIGHTS or UIThESSES BEFORE IyrES-
THATIAG COMMITTEES.
To =. Ff,,o, II II, n J. D9,-a

T. - g5fo, II ~, " >. D,6s--
SIN. VIII you allow rne io disrert from ths rwino&-
vle. avowcd 70 your article. preceding ths commGbcs
ton ,"ur psiei of to-day, ,igued j. ~ and 40 tAs
dotire Of j. B commune aion re-peotng the pss.
tu.iy ol NJ. John a. Kennedy course before Con-
miiee of The Afs,mby relative to the Emigrsa, Con.
r..,onei,
IlrS WIEN petition 10. of q preamble sni TO-
.oy,s oi y legislative body, chssge onme the pAfty
Who mskc ,he alcgatoa should be prepared TO ptovs
i' or hold his pesce. There should bs 40 false csaa
ur.er any circumstances.
.Nconf A Committee Of i.egislaturs, tor sgch 3
pufp,,e as IN tbs ease, 5sost court ai least and
fs,o no power either in law or iurce, % sdopt Ser
ChsHb,T Jrodcedngs or the moial torture ct Span-
IN iranisilion ~ elicit testimony from sayboiy.
whether embraced N che cbaRe ~ nyt, N suypsrt
then premature allegations Il crime.
1IIrg' The Constitution of the stats guarantees
ev,ty person charg,d With an oners- counsel lesTns4
IN 'b- sw.
Fo,,h However sovereign the power ~ sieg,s,s-
tive BODY may BE- tssy s,iI rub,,t 20 the Bii ot
R b. and Constitution - the stat, sDi the ma1 vhs
Ie- IT. the tire, eDcroaohmsnts On bis CorHtusssoS
-,rhi- whether attempted by ths Ass~mbly ~ hsg-
York OF the Feirrsl Administration ~ Washag'es.
30 ia frm dess wing criticism from Tire piess, "a 10
NV .un.i,.- opiu"n snLtled 20 the hesty cosmsnda-
ton - bot! Pr. aud people. Jo"s ii'rFpss.
The only comment care to make sa tn
above IS ihs. Mr. John J. wocott u noe IN jaa
at Washington, and likely to go further and tAss
worse. or scting upon the principles lad down by
our correspondent, We sdmA the plsusibshty a
n. ab.ne s,stDenis--ws clearly that IT,
poeeI. sf Invest eating Committees arc llab.s h
the grsyest abuse--we Would have sll such Cs@-
mite. ',p careful no, 10 push their inquiries ints
the iomsin of personal aud private nght-but We
- think wi,ne.' calsd before sny such Copmit-
ter should answer EVER, question propoundsd Which
not clearly imPertins ui or insnltng. fd.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Municipal Elections in Erie. Pa

ERIE Friday Mirch ~, ISI8.
Mr.. Laird Anti.Locompton Demo rat, is elected
Mayor BY 81 majority. The whole Anti locompton
ticket is elected The Anti Lecompton De.nocra'sare
now firing cannon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
TheIHudsOn River.

RoNDouT, Friday March ~, lScs.
The steamboat Norwich, of Thomas Corn lis line,
arrived here this morning from New York. The cap
tai reports the river nearly clear OF ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
The Ohio River.

CIyCISSA1I, Friday, March ~, 1888.
The river here has risen three feet since yesterday
Tba water in the channel measures 10 feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

The estimates for completing the work foot up
S230, lo5.
II D. m.-The House il still IN session.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-17
STOVES FOR THE TIMES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
TUST received from Cincinnati, few OF BLUNT'S
81 COAL COOKING RANGE small SIC, which We
are prepared 10 furnish CAcnnAti prices, with eX
pcnses added.
ALSO,
A good assortment II COAL. COOKING STOVES, which
will put up and warrant, and which, that coal
cheap, and IN the reach of every one, the stove
for
ALSO.
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Coal and Wool
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES, for Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STUrES, for Coal.
Also,
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parlor Crates from VIM.
Jackzon's Manuiactory, New York Common Mantle
and Jamb Crates all sizes and patterns, which We viii
sell low q the times
MACKENZIE WILSON.
Dec IS-lf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-17
Parafiine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating Machinery.

In Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very ia
vorabiy known and extensively used in the place OF
Sperm for the last few years Oils of similar nature
and quality are now being made By the Union Coal and
OH Company, and are very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained as the
best Sperm, and is fully equal it as Lubricator;
having been subjected 20 the severest tests upon both
heavy and light machinery and given entire satisfac
ton This Oil is peculiarly adapted Railroads Cot
ton Spindes Machine Shops, and all machinery
where fine Oil is required. II is more economical
than ordinary Oils, it is sold the same price
and as half the quantity Will do equal amount of
fabrication and do it better
This Oil being entirely without gum should be used
IN the same manner the finest sperm. The openings
of the and feeders used ordinary coarser Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the Oil will be wasted
These Oils will be furnished TO dealers at the factory
prices adding freghts insurance, and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale by Ewn, Pendleton & Co. of this city
Agents, for the Union Coal and Oil Company, Mays
vile, Ky.
We call public attention TO the following certificates
Of gentlemen known here and elsewhere
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO..
No.