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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

w FIendish ASsautt-on Saturday night
asst as the Brothers Taylor, of Bcnwood, were
returning home from this city, they were stop
ped in the street below the Fifth Ward Market
House by gang of five or six rowdies One of
the rowdies enquired of Mr.. John Taylor his
name Upon being correctly answered the vii
lians assaulted the Taylors with bricks, and beat
and abused them in a most merciless manner.
Mr. John Taylor's head was badly cut, and one
of his eyes so seriously injured that his friends
feared he would loose it at last accounts. The
Messrs. Taylors are at loss to furnish provoca-
ton for the desperate assault They are pro-
verbally quiet, peaceable men, and are not
aware of having offended any one or given
cause, in the least, for the cowardly assault per-
petrated upon them. The practice of carrying
deadly weapons is certainly not one to be recon
mended, but when unoffending citizens have to
deal with midnight assassins, we do not see how
any other than immediate self protection can
avail. Mr.. Taylor was so badly hurt that he was
not able to continue homeward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

PonrLAxD, Nd, Jan. 1.-THE Keinelling
Mills of the Gorham Powder Works, blew up
on Saturday, killing David r. Jones.
The steamer North American left on Sunday
for Portsmouth for repairs.
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ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG.

inTidOus and imPGdsnt card recently Pul shed By
II the prOpTet0rs OF the NGsa, call for
notice At hands, and although dislike nSNsFaI<r
this depart euaf0u
dei aimed BRaGt;'S ARCTIC LlNIsIENT. very
evidently has PseuRfdTy origin these dnt' rested gen
by BRaGG's IkCTiC iINIMEST Tht esT /, ,oo rtu
tory for follow sSrGf but that Dr. Bragg had
published card announcing that he had further
sPOnsGle for its detrriorated quality, injuries
he market vas utted Dr. ITarrss son is q civ p.I
Of that name having interest in the Lnsnt.
been owned by Oliver T. Bragg and ~ BurrOwes doing
business nndtr the style OF Bragg BGIrOWes and the
only connection Dr. Brzgg ever had with IL In the SIM
pie fact that he invented IL.
Since inventng the Mustang, Or Bragg has had many
OF experience, and IL Is but reasonable
that in his mAtured manhood he could produce
remedy than in his comparatively inexperienced yeeih
The instantaneous success Of BragE's Arctic IIirit
that such was the fact Beior, the Arctic Iinin,et hsd
been introduced six months II had superseded all othsr
market nut nm extsrnaiIy eEaety IKE IL eppi. Id
been by DR. Bragg a unlike It sTty pUssil
Dr. Bragg constantly by letters various
Who had used this deteToTated sHd injurious aT
Gle Of the Mustang complaining Its had nsets snder
Dr. Bragg considered 1t TO be his duty To St the matter be-
fore the public In Carl announcing flat he hsd further
nothing The Of the PToprietors that
ssy are nTh In now 70 Is GSss.s summary II %
they too well known Their motive In the card alluded
to Is Transparent they diske their CsuPy made
preparation superseded BY BraEes Arctic Ltnment,
s aLsTe so 1 Jh tsy Iset 70 COT Dr.
fer=d large for its suppression, and failing in that
attempt TO persuade pLbc The
iment is failure The public not easily sued
these gentlemen suppose readily comprehend that
ifIt such failure hese interruptions PerloDs
tend they would the lasI disturb tie quiet ohlviO
readily perceptIe that they alarmed tie
prosperity of their own article and well they h. Tor
they article the substantial
ebrty Of BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT,i must Poss,r
intrinsic value capable Of positive Demonstration, ard
hence their only hope Is in abusing IL that Peope
deferred from trying Il, well assured that " they
tested its merits they could again be indeed 10
the Mustang conclusion. claim that the Ar.t Lin
imen the best article offered to the Pte snd that
& 81 be
10 it, BRAGG 4 BURROWES,
Sole PropTietOTs, 81. Louis, MissOGri.
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w The rtrer was rising yesterday with ten
feet water in the channel. Business was active
enough for a Monday, and there were quite a
number of boats at the landing, picking up
what freight they could.
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D. Il. THOMAS, NJ. u.
No. 464 Vine street.

YIScESHEs, IA, June 90, 1883.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you are about to manufacture
and vend recently discovered Hair Restorative will
state for whomsoeyer Il that have used t
and known others to that Ihave for several
the habit using other Hair ResIOraves and that
find yours vastly superior any other know
trely cleanses the head OF dandru and With months
proper will restore persons hair to the original
youthful color and texture. giving IL healthy soft and
glossy appearance and all this, without diseolOTiEg the
hands that apply 2rthe dress which II IWould,
therefore, recommend its desrous Of hav
ing fine color and texture TO their hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD CO., Propristars, sl2 Broadway, N F.,
Gin the great N Y. Wire Railing Establishmen and liz
Market street, st. Louis, BIO.
And sold BY All good Druggists.
decS-d, t-w&w-Iy-ES oct26-Sm
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New YonK, Jan. 17.-The Bank Statement
for the week ending Saturday last, exhibits an
increase Of loans $s09, 900; increase of specie
1876 600; increase of depostes 81, 900; de-
crease of circulation $342, 200.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA dispatch from indie
pendence 10 the Republican, says that just as
the New MEXICAN Mail was leaving Santa Fe,
an express arrived announcing the safe arrival
Of the ing Neosho mail party to:Albuquer-
Que.
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EDWARD ID. KEMP,
SAMUEL II. SPICER,
CHARLES q GRIRRTTH

Among other proceedings were the following, VIZ
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WTER-
MAN, deceased-On application, by petition OF SAML
KIRBY and JAMES r. TYSON, Executors OF said William
Wierman deceAsed it Is ordered and decreed, this
enth OF December eighteen hundred and by
the Orphans Court for Baltimore CT that the said
and they hereby directed be inserted
in two of the daily newspapers published in the
of Baltimore, and one of the daily newspapers
published in the States Of Ohio Virginia. Illinois,
Indiana week for the three months
to all the children Deborah MAXWELL and PTisrs Holmes
two Of the sisters Of said William wierman deceased and
residuary legatSes Of aid commanding
appear in this the first of May, eighteen
hundred and ynne either in person their attorney
authenticate their claims distribution share OF the
OF the Of the said deceased pursuance
the Act a. the General Assembly OF Maryland OF 1925
chapter lis. lSignedl z. D. HEMP
SAM'L q. SPICER.
CHAS. g. GRIFFITH.
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COMMERCIAL.
wHOL ESALE MARKET

BRooMs-oominon $I4f q 81.
BUTFER- In kegs 10.
BUcERrs-Marie ia $9a22B
OHEKsE-Western Reserve 1Uc; SWiss 33c.
oASDLss-Talow moull II; dip q ttar ~ sperm 40;
CoFFEE-Java 1sc; Rio ll1S,9l2H.
FLouR-sup .rtne $l,s0 EStra 8, 100000.
FRLrHRHS--I0a945:. scarce.
PIIH-Sbad $l4; HerrinRs 81; MAckerel No. o S19.
RuRS-Raccoon 3U4311{c.
M4TNtioysr : ton $3.50; Timothy IS 100000.
LIMe-Louisvlile 100000.
GOLDEN SYRuP-53.
Nly4I s 80 s, g, 20; tar s4's0S.
RAGs-S@3H, duh.
SKKDs-Flaxseed 1875; Glover 4<Q4N.
SoAP-Castile per ID 1916; common 596.
SuGAHs-New Orleans 7G271 hid. and 75G6Ss bbl
SNURY-Scotch 90; Rappee 20 926.
TsA-GunpoWder 4l7O; Imperial 40965; Hyson 3sl9TOC
Pouching 25931c; Oolong 85915c.
ToHAcco-6t twists l2; five roll 9499Ss.
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Notice of Dissolution.
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
a FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TALK of beauty, it exist without Of
hair, then read the following, and you ask
circular around each bottle, and no one doubt:
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention of al old and YOUNG this
der preparation Nhieh tuThs back its original color,
hAircOvers the head Of the 1ald with uXurant
rowth-remoVes the dRndrud, it:hing and all
erIptions-cauSeS continual 1OW Of the natural Uisi
ana hence, used gular dressing the hair viii
its COLOR Il from falling Ii
age in all its natural beauty. we cali then the bald,
the diseased in scalp to it; and surely The
will not they value the flowing locks, the UIching
curl, be without 1t. Its praise the OF
thousands.
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative
received the following letter in regard the RetOra
tive, few weeks since:
DEEr RIVER, COSx., July %, 1855.
Mr.. LeavenWorth-Sir have been troubled with dan
druH scurf my head for than year, Py hair
began out, scurf and hair together. Saw in
New Haven pap about woods Hair Restorative"
called your the LIST Of April last, and
purchased bottle to it, and found satisfac
ton the thing removed the scuTf and hair be-
gan grow - No length 4nAere
Il al OF have great faith in Il. wish you
botes Ar Post the bearer OF this. IdOn't
know of the kind is used In this place. have
market for many bottles after it Is known here
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

PHLA DELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1856.
PRoT wooD-Denr Sir: Your Hair proving
itself beneficial front, part
OF my headalmost lost its eove-ng-n fact BALD have
used but half bottles Restorative and
top my head studded with promising crop
young hair, the is also receiving btneht
have tried other without whatever
think from my personal recOmmt ndatiOu can in
Yours especially, d. Il. THOMAS, MD.
No
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18
sELLIMG oFF BELOW CoSTI

TTNTIL the first day of March, 1859, viii sell all my
" WINTER DRY GOODS, IN store, at less than
first in order reduce stock much possible
before the arrival of Spring goods.
My stock comprises almost complete assortment OF
French Mernoes all coors and grades Coburgs do; De-
etc larke stock Of Blankets and several seats of fine
Fitch Fprs. Also, Blanket Stella Shawls, large stock,
together with endless variety of other goods too
merous to mention.
advantage to give early call. ALEX. HEYMAN,
janis 49, Main 81
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/. O. GOOD.
: : GOOD A. G. GOOD & co, 0D
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils,
Dyestuffs, Perfumery,
Patent Medicines, &C.,

We constantly receiving additions already
complete stock prepared to orders
the favorable Cash and Prompt Sic Month
buyers will find greatly to their advantage to give
call before purchasing elsewhere Wee guarantee all ar
Giles represented. ianl4
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local MATTERS,

- Outrage Upon PomGn and Child
On Sunday night party of abandoned row.
dies went to the house of Mrs. Eliza Hunter, on
John street, in East Wheeling, aud perpetrate
q most disgraceful autrage. After holding a
high revelry in the house and committing vari-
GUS indignites they turned upon the defcnceless
woman and best her about the face, head and
body till she was scarcely able to move. Officer
Lancaster upon going to the house yesterday
morning found tho walls, staircase, and so
fourth, besneared with blood and Mrs. Hunter
badly beaten and presenting frightful appear
ance. The child of Mrs. H. was also cover ed
with blood but was not much injured. The
names of the rowdies, who have since been
Lkulking in obscure corners, are known to the
policemen, and they viii no doubt be speedily
arrested and properly dealt with
P. SAN of tho parties engaged in this
outrage, Bill Lefevers. "Spot" Gillespie, "Bloo-
dy'' Pool, Andy Lettuce, VIM. Mulholland and
Andy Thomson, were arrested yesterday even
ing by officers Scroggins, Tracy and Lancaster
Thompson, who it appears, took very active
part in maltreating the women was committed
to Jail for thirty days by AID. McCourtney.
The Others all but Mulholand, who paid his
fine, were committed for eight days.
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= uIb 7 III :
TIME subscribers have open for inspection large
j. OF Fashionable FURS, consisting of Capes, Vic
tOrines, Nuts and Muaees, and swans Down for Ladies
and Children, and Fur Mulers and Gloves for Gentsa
of desirable quality and suitable for holiday pres
en ts.,l Prioes greatly reduesd' sroxv r.o,,.s
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~RRkHnn =

IF YOU HAVE Any PAIN,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS, PARA
LYsIs, OLD SORES, sCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, sTIPF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES soRE BREAST, SWOLLEN GLANDS,
PILLS., OR CUTANEoUs DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
RRAGG'S ARCTIC IlNIMENR.
And get the United states JOarns.I Free.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
nnlah.aAaa Mnaln pil1n


Prepared from. prescription Of SIR j. Clarke, II D.,
Paysfcian Extraordinary to tie Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the Of all
painful dangerous diseases which
constitution is subject 1t moderates all and
moves all Obstructuus, and speedy may relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited. 1t WILL short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfetts.
CAUTION.
These Pills &hosId not be taken byenales dGrin0 tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage, butGs any other time they
are SAFE.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papita-
ton Heart, Mysteries and Whites, Pills will
eGectA when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, contain iron, ealomel
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
(Late I. @. Baldwin 4 Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
N.B.-s1,oO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thOrised Agent insure bottle, containing 50 Pills
by return mail.
| For sale by T. H. LOGAN Co.in Wheeling,
B. L. Pahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pttsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va Rich
mond. ap2s-1y
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1874 Sad Gase-rhe wife of the man Bran.
non who was drowned at Benwood last week,
is still wild and disordered in her mind. The
announcement of the sndden death of her hus.
band threw her into paroxysms of grief, from
which she may never recover. The deceased
Brannon was employed at the time of his death
in cutting away the ice from about boat, and
it not known how he got into the water His
hat was found lying upon the ice, and search
was instituted for the body without success He
had been some years in the employ of the rail-
road company, and always had terror of
falling into the water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

w-4 Yirginian Duped-A gentleman from
Wheeling, Virginia, (says New York cores
pondent, under date of the l4th,) en- route for
Europe, arrived in New York on Thursday
Having heard of the swindling operations prac-
ticed upon ignorant strangers, he determined to
steer clear of the swindlers. With this view he
made inquiry, upon his arrival, for the Office of
the Bremen consul, so that he might get the
necessary tickets at head quarters. gentle
manly looking man, of whom he made the in
quiry, kindly offered to escort him to the con-
sul's Office. The unsuspecting Yirginian was
taken TO ticket Office at the corner of Liberty
and Greenwich streets, and introduced, as he
supposed, to the Bremen representative, of
whom he purchased ticket and paid for it.
Soon after, he found it to be worthless, and in
his next effort to procure genuine ticket, he
was, it is alleged, swindled second time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18
HhI 4 Gar MAnIEAETlRY

THE STATE OF MARYLAND
Orphans Baltimore city, in Court
IA House in the city Of Baltimore, the day
December, the year Lord eighteen
Present EDWARD D. KEMP,
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We the undssIsned masters and owners Of steamboats,
running from the OF ST. Louis, impressed with
the Importance Of having hand all tines safe and
certain remedy be used in OF sudden
obtained supply of DR. BraER Arctic Lnimsnt which
shall always hereafter carry upon our respective boats be-
IieVing to be the and unIanE edy fer
the OF burns seAlds, wounds, eOLtusioLs &e
offered to the public:
Commander. Steamboat.
Joseph Manson RECOMMENDATIONS Howard
Hugh l. White ..................War Eagle
John Tyson .AiouEo Chiid
Hatcher Deans
@ II .Saracen
Vim II Scudder. New Falls City
Robert s Morris. NJ KeEntd
Archie Woods. .FdNaTd alsh
w Henry Ckoteau
w Smith ....... ....... .........-.... denmark
Rhodes. Lueie May
Wm II Block John Diekey
Edward Lee brady. .......-R Sass
Eetchum W ChtgamRn
VIM Eads D Carter
Jno BROOKS. .Oceana
II Briefly, Ben Lewis John Porter, South WestSr
KeTeheva al HespeFan; Jno Seuddtr. Platte Valley;
Priest, VI Mcclellan; W g HAWkins, latsb; DFsGtn,
Meteor W Terri, Emgant; BeitFich Dew Drop; JGl
II Burk, Morning Star; Hanson, Silver HsIfi Ne.
Phi, rson Jr, W SOmbaTt d hill,r Lakeland; Lew
is, Perry Co, les North Seeod street LoV13-d&WAl
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I1lden d Co.'S Fluid Extracts.
INXTRACTS of Aconite Arnca, Beadonna, Bittersweet
II Blackberry, Black Cohosh Black Heebofe Boodroot
Buchu Buchu Comp. Buckthorn, Butternut, Capscun,
Chsmomle, Cherry, Cherry Comp, Cnchona, Cinchone
Comp Colcicum Root and Seed, Coumbo Conium Cranes
bib Cubebs, Dandeon Dandeon Comp, Ergot, Foxgove,
Gentan Comp, Ginger Goldenseal Hop Horehound lily.
oscanus Hydrangea Canabs Indicus, Ipecac, Jaap
BELLA Mandrake Matico Opium Aqueous Peppermint pink
Root Pink Root and SIENNA, Poppy, Peursy Root Prckly
hei and SIENNA, Rue SursaPara Comp, Sculcap Seneka
SIENNA, squls, squs Comp Stingea, iva Ursi Valcri.
an, Witch Hazel.
TILDEN & cos SUGAR COATED PILLs-Proto, Iodide
Of Iron pills Cansbls Indcus Pills. St. 1gnatia Amaa pills,
lDover's Powder) Snb nitrate of Bsmuth Pills. Calomei
TILDEN cos Rocks OF Formula, are all kept at 3.
Fundenberg's Drug Store, No. Washington Hail. and to
which other Extracts Preparations OF the Tden Com
pany will be constantly added For wholesale and
retail dec2O
RIsH WHIsKEY, Scotch Whiskey, Pure Holland Gin,
Pure Brandy, "a superior artcle), Fine
Madeira and Sherry Wines, in store and for sale by
deco W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
LHAMlLY PLoUR.-NoVelty brand, constantly ON hand
dee ePp 'of sane O' DoASN No. A p asp St.
NOTICE.
AN now prepared to regud re-bronze Chandeliers
1Pendebt &c., which have become and
give satisfaction, charge. RefereneeO D. Hub
bard, Bank Of wheeling tdecie-sEd1 J. u. DILLON.
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DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE

DIX BAAREE Ulu
also give speriEI
attention 20 o.
following eaaeg-
Coughs Cold. Con-
SUMPTION, Group,
InhueEEa,Astiua,
Bronehltis and al
other diseases %
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Fof. 10
LBY TELBGRAPH.1


- seq aHa HHl
Flpt @Ie 10 ohpp5Feht chsugeS the Soar msTk et
and demand dea;e for the eastern and local tde
salos s7O9bbls l05 IS fr superine State S55Osi
fir extra sugio; S505525 fr superiHs western; 50 81
C16 Is i5T common TO medium extra wastefn; Sc 01g
81 shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio the mar
ket closing quiet Caadaa foar quet ith saesof small
saIes Of RE -four 50 % BhckWheai Flour dun
WAeat-D1ll and unehaased; sales of 1900 bus very
good white Michigan at S5O9l 81, anu 500 bus Milwau-
kee club al SLID -a.. ..'..-
Rye-Duil al s0Glsic.
Bariey-s httl0 Iaore active and shade frmeT; the
sapge is s5(a9sc; sales of 10 900 s5l90c.
CofE-Alarkef du al sils6c mixed western; sales af
@ bR yellow and white southern and Jersey in small
oais-&Te aust nt 5Sa5ac for State and 6Ise5o fer
western and Canadian.
Wlisky-RUlcs rm with sales of 300 bbls at 275SelSe,
cbl fly al the inside price
POrk-Acge; sales of 600 bbls at Sls50is 81 for
mess; SIS Tor old mess; S3 6292 IS Tor prne including
30l0bbis Lhln mess On prl vate terms
BeefSteady with sales of 400 barrels At Sc 5d700 for
copnlrg prime; 81 G9 for country mess; SSI5l0O Tor
repacklI mess; $lltGll2 for extra mess
Beef dans-kirn. at Sl4,O0Gl7 50 Prime Mes Beef
nsspina st Sl6,1l8.
Cut Slzdy sales SIG hhds at 6zsc for should
ers; sal955c fur hams.
.Dressel Hogs-SEeady at 156G0shc.
Bgcau-12uiet
LaTd-Dnllhnd heavy; sales Of 8 bbls l2l2Sc and
l25sc, the latter prics above the market.
BniterIn fair request at llg2)o for Ohio and l6Z7c
for STATE
Che se-Sleady at 6aIl5lc.
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owing statistics Of the Salt Trade for 1858:
The total amount of Salt inspected on the Onon-
dags Salt Springs Reservation during the year
5S is 20 S,2I9 bushels, or 1,406,64 barresof $50
pounds each. OF this quantity, 5,OO9,367 bushels
were produced in the fine Salt works by artificial
heat, and l,500,392 bushels in the coarse Salt
works by solar heat. The revenues duties, fines,
&c..J amounted to $40, ,SS9,59. Tho expenses (Of
new erections, repairs, salaries, &c,) $5e622 &c.
The manufacture of 0nondaga Salt during the
past gear was about enc million of bushels greater
than that of any preceding year, and nearly three
millions greater than that of 1857. We learn from
Mr.. V. w. Smith, the Superintendent, that the
quantity Of Salt manufactured in the U. States,
aecordn to the best sources ofinformation at his
commahd, was for 1865 as follows: New York
100000 bushels; Ohio, 1000 900; Virginia. 1,9OO-
GOO; PenHsylvanis,i 1,o00, 900; Kentucky, O,OeO;
Florida, 100000; Texas, 2j,0O0; Massachusetts,
$4,000; Michigan, 5000; Illinois, 5000. Total I6,>
S0Q000. The amount of Domestic Salt produced
in IS49, according TO the Census returns, TO-
$4,000, is i itli
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QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesU5HIg Machine,
only S35 and $50.
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all

TflHE citizens OF Cleveland, ana all
i others interested in Family Sewing Machlhss' are
invited To call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latGst Improvement lpatent
granted 18th of August ls and IS by all
good Judges he Family Sewing Blachne that has
long been wanted has the advantages OF all the old
patents without their complicated achneEy-dOes lust as
g0Od work and be sold great deal cheaper, while lis
durability and simplicity will commend itself TO all
1t from OT1lnarT SpOols without re-vlndIng
1t and fine work with equal facility, and has
very elastic stitch, that wInOt although every fourth
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted in perfect orer, and full and
explicit directions accompany each Machine; and It IS so
simple that its operation be learned thoroughly in one
hour.
1t liable get out of Tepars easily oiled, and
very easily, while there is TO week on
than any Machine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery S eh; also
gathers nicely.
As this the first opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
nave had of buying this 8IaGhine they cordially invited
70 call and examine them AZ WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET. before purchasing slseWhere.
~ rare chance offered TO speeulat0rs wishing to
buy County Rights Mr. North has seventy Counties
ts SELL this State Ali letters addressed to him Will
ceivs prompt attention. -
lts WALTER NORTH,
-oc4 E6 General Agent for State Of Ohio.