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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
TRUST Sale.

PY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed TO by John W
ID Gill, dated October 18TH 1850, ana duiJ recorded ia
Deed Book 81 OF Ohio Court, - VIII or for
sale public auction the door OF the Court lioue
Of Ohio county, Monday the It day Of March, lSsg ;e
real estate in said deed set forth, situated the hill above
Centre Wheeling, being the conveyed to said
GIL his deed from s. Brady and H. IL H1bi=i dated Juy
3D. 1851, containing about 1s Of land Persons de-
string purchase will call Jno W. Gi who viii take
showing the Terms OF Sale, Cash The
PERSONS however, entitled receive the proceeds will
Tine should purchaser desire it.
upon the usual OF security. viii convey such title
febi-i si'' III NV J. H. PENDLEroN, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

New York, Feb. 24.-The steamer Prince
Albert, from Liverpool via St. Johns, is sig
nailed below. VIM. Smith O'Brien, the Irish
patriot, is passenger.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
IRUHEER,a nAIE

IY virtue Of Deed Of seIh Addison 70
ID me, bearing date tn 9Th day tembtr in the year
is. daily recorded in The see Of the REGISTER Core
cgurtys ia te state Of Teunes shall sell At public
op, 20 the hhest hitder Tor ready money, Saturday
DE izih day 81 March, 90 the front door o. the Court
House OF Ohio comfy, city rEiit
tue AID estate o. The said Joseh o. AidisE- bns The
undivided nrty In fee snpe) Of, IN and
parcel Of Land Mag thousand lying and
bring IN the county OF Coffee Tie State OF
ard whet Is the tTart OF Iani which cofreTed
the sai1 Josep o. Addison and John 4 sentt b.
Iiutcins Of the State % Ne Ior By decd dulT
In tie sid ty Of conee, bearing
April lSs. SeliiBE trustee, shall CONVEY puT
chaser ony sufh Tie said iced u
trsst- Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock !. y
GO y wIcknAM. Aastlesser 80 n -. = IflI Us
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
MMERCIAI.
wHoLEsALE N1ARKET

BRooXs--C Common $I&f q ~.
lIUTTER-Iu kegs 10.
Observation-Disclosures $s92,25.
CuEHsE-western Reserve 1uc;
CANpLEs-TalloW moull 10; dip %; star 3d. sperm 70.
CoRFRE-Jsya fsE; iIio 1903 81
PPLouRs@ = ss,Oai Extra Sr5O9S'5.
CORs-T6.
BARLRY-55.
OAIs-5H6eS5.
EEATHERs--4'tdi5c. scarce.
PIsiI-Shad &l4; Herrings e.; Maekersl No. SAX.
RuRs--Raccoon S0d9IHc.
GINsASG-55960.
HOPs-79s, dull.
lNE-Louls vile 1,5062,00.
MoLAssEs-NeW Orleans 10; Sugar House $50.
GoLDEN SYKCP-6J.
NAyAL ssT,oREs-:TgrpentinsT eita s41sSsI
NAiLS-3H for iOd.
RAGs-aG3k, dull.
RIcE-5a5X.
SEEDs--Plaxsecd 1875; Glover 6aGB.
SOAP-Castiie per 10 1j9l6; common SEQ.
SUdARs-NeW Orleans H.9S hid. S9DS6 in Dbl.
sNUFF-Scotch &c; Rappet 1896.
TEA-GunpOwder 4Bs7U; Imperial 4065; IIyEon 954I0C
Touching 25sJJc; oOiong 35sE5e.
TOBkcco-5tWists ~; 1--WE roll 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

az orr fashionables, of the ''masculine per-
suasion,n have adopted the latest style of era
vats-a shoe string tied in bow-knot, with the
ends dangling on the shirt bosom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

~ Mysterious Disappearanee- Prussian
(name unknown employed in the brewery of
Mr. Edw. ziegler, South Wheeling, disappeared
on the night of the 2ad inst, under the follow
ing circumstances: The man went to spend the
evening with friend living near the river, and
it is supposed that he was in some way bewil
dered on coming out of the house and instead
of going home. took contrary direction and
walked into the water and was drowned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Su5seription&-Fo the convenience OF
the people we have arranged that names OF
subscribers to the Iatel3igencsr may be receive
ed 1t the following places:
WHEELING.
j. wise's Grocery, LIST Ward, Main street.
Wilde & Bros Book Store, I'd Ward, Main
j. Graves Book Store, Centre Wheeling,
Main street.
Reed Kraft's Drug Store, Centre Wheeling,
Z. Outlets Grocery, Centre wheeling, Mar
ket street
IIcHETowN.
Spaulding & Co.'s Labelle Store.
Stamm's Saloon.
J. & w. @. HandIan's
BRIDGEPoRT; Toll House.
MAItTINKvILLI.
II. B. Ricc's Store
James N. turner's Store.
j. NJ. Bushtieds Drug Store.
Henry Bones and on the Ferry Boat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

SEE advertisement of DR.. SanGord's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

gY The Wellsburg Herald is informed that
the Engineers have made their appearance again
on the Panhandle Railroad and it is confident
ly stated that operations are forthwith to be
commenced again the road and the bridge at
Steubenville.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

EY.4 Specimen Of tie Iatense.--The en-
thusiastic musical critique of the Cincinnati
Commercial, in yesterday IS issue, favors his
readers with specimen of the intense in notice
ing the concert of Picolomini. In acknowledge
ment of "thundering reception by madly en-
Unused AUDIENCE" Piccolomini is said to have
"thrown back her radiant smiles like summer
sunshine"
E!Her notesHow as ripplingly and withal as joy
ously as mountain brook; nm intelligent being,
although SO hopelesSly deaf us to defy blast
from the trumpet of Gabriel, could read the
melody by gazing in her face.
She treated US to one of Moore's delicious
sparklers.
"The young May is beamlng love-
which, as she sung it, was the most piquunt and
relishable morsel we have have ever heard. oh,
for the delicious flow of Tuscan English, from
that dear, ''pulpy, little mouth" Who that
heard it will ever forget
'tAnd best OF ways to lenfen re days,
Esto teal re few hours from &c night We lo-o-oAL"
And then the glances, penetrating the very sane.
tum of the heart, the kisses, which we almost
felt upon our lips Talk of animal magnatism-
little Pic can magnetise and spirituaize US at the
same tune, nor arc there any who can be deemed
proof against her charms; the Grecian hero who
withsood the Syrens would have been caught
irretrievably by the spell of the enchanting
little SienneSe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26

eY-Tze WaddiHg of a Cannon goes Through
Car-on Tuesday, while the express train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was passing
Cameron station, the inhabitants who were cele-
brating the 22d of February, fired heavy piece
of ordinance in the direction of the train. The
conclusion broke the window glass of one of the
cars, and the wadding of the cannon passed
through the side, and came nigh striking lady
who was seated in the car. Had the wadding
struck her, she must have been instantly killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS or
a FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TALK Of beauty it cannot exist vthcGt enc head
hair then read the foil0ELE, and u ask Inofs
Circular AROUND each Lotile, aud one can doubt;
I'IE0F. WOODS HAIIE RRSTORATEvE.
We call the attention OF al ,oII Young this
derul preparation which tuErs original color.
gray hlireossrs the head OF tie had With luxuraEt
ErOWtremoTes the dandruG, Itching, and al cEAneoEa
eFSptons-cau>es continual Gov Tie natural fuids;
hence, IL used Euiar dressing the hair VII
preserve eoior Il froll faiHg extreme cd
ag- all its natural beauty We call sn die bald,
the in scalp to t dAuEsy the
will not, they value the flowing locks the NitgAinE
curl, be uihont It. Its Frav Is tbs tongue OF
thousands
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative In New Hs
received te following letter In regard 10 the EestoTH
DER R1vEE. C0xE., July %, 1883
Mr.. LeaVenEoTth-Sr: have been troabltd With dan
drud scurf my head for than year, hair
began out scurf and hair together. saw In
New PaP.r about tFoOd's Hair Restorative"
called your tie 1st Of April last, ard
purchased bottle Try it, and found a'isfse
ton the thing removed she scuTf anG hair be-
to IL two or three chez N Length tsfs
i al OF have great faith in T. With to send
bottles by Mr. Post the bearer Of this don't
kaoN Of the krd used in is place, have
Yours With respect, RUFUS PRATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
PnILAprlFnIs. 80. .. Il.

PHILADELPuIA, SEPT ., 1875.
PRoR. WoOB-DeET siT Your Han proving
itself beneficial The frupt also the back IaIt
my head almost lost s eove'inE-n fact EALD have
used but half pnt bottles Of Restorative and
the top head IS ve studded th promising crop Il
young hair the Is also receiving its benefit
have tried other without bertnt whatever
think from ray PersOnal FeeomH, ncation eau IN
duce many others to try IL.
Yours respectfully, D. Il. THOMAS, ND.
N9.f5A Vine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
OF CHARGE

Lungs He will devote particular the
Of all skin dseaSes-Lumbsg ,serofua aeuie
and ehrouie) NeUrsgia Pa alysis, Eppsy DyEptusia,
Piles and all derangement OF the Stomaeh Liver anu Bow
els; also aFehTone female Special
ton will he given to the treatment uf
EYE AND FAX
Without the OF the knife Needle, and he has
stanty hand excellent - beautiful AT6-
ciai Eyts, and TynpauEHs, lar Drums, suitable for
either and all ages-iua evted in lve minutes.
DR. BAAKEE has male discovery OF Fluid that
vii produce perfect Absorption 81 the CATANAcT and
perfect vision 10 the y without the the knife.
DR.. Baakes produce thPusand certificates his
perfect In curing Cancers, old Ulcers.
tua, sEelnfs Iumers Of eyeTy Description ana vout
tie OF the ka-- Special must he u-ade
with Dr. Baakte for Tire trtafCnt Of tie
cases. they VIII his and
Dr. BaaEee is OF the tEluI and
FeoEs aud Physicians living His IL per-
FonAiy IN neafiy every principal city in the WoTid.
letters directed Dr. BnaEee (eoIaining GENIAL
distance. correctly stating he nature % their dssast.
shan be pFoniTty ansWercd-
pondenee FBEE OF CHARGE. Once hours from A. n.
20 +. y. DR. BAAKEE,
No. - LEXINGTON STREET,
hstEesn Charles and Liberty,
dee5-fyd.tUAv Baltimore. Sid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-26
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 90, 1869.

Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
, 1859-11-22
FfciE1itA from the South via Montreal
nktd Portland.

Some few weeks ago our readers may remen..
ber, in the telegraph dispatch Of the day,
statemens that Representations Ind heen for
warded to thG State Department at Washing
ton in regard to the Efforts being made ut tic
West by the agents Of the Canadian roads, to
attract freights from our own roads ta Rena ria
Canada; and, Judging By tie quantity Of freight
brought By the portland and Boston line Of
steamers, ne doubt not the statement referred
to was correct. The boats of tue Company have
bad at Central Wharf tbeut t,4sd6 barrels -four
per day FOR the last few weeks, besides immense
quantities Of other merchandise. To-day we
saw landing q. lot Of cotton which had been
shipped from Mcmphis to Eoston via Illinois
Central, Michigan Central and Grand Trunk ut
cost, rs wc learn, Of about s4.00 per bale.
So large has been the increase of freight from
the Grand Trunk Road, that tho Portland S&eanl
Company have found it NECESSARY to fncreasc
the number Of bouts, aud also ne learn itey
hare leased another berth Of the Central Wharf
Co., and are now erecting large warehouse to
accommodate tLer increasing business. When
the great bridge across t},s St. Lawrcnce at
Montrenl shall hare been finished, which will
probably be during tue present month, freight
will then come from Cairo OF St. Louis to Port
1ond with but one transhipn,ent, and this must,
We think. prove very popular route from, the
West to tile East.
, 1859-11-22

confidence that Jefferson County will never 70
put to tho Alternative Of submitting to the WIZ"
drawal Of Cook aliye from her midst; Or Tinal"
catiug the majesty Of the law by its 1i2lation;;
The people DO respect aud pity Cor. Ml.o1@
and a1 family in their disgrace and amic'l1o,
murderer should be commuted on account o.
tho responsibility Of his connections, nor ao
thsy feel called upon either to rtwasa on1
Northera friends, Or propitiata sur Northern
enemies at such cost. They reeogntzen ~
Cook, not talighthaircd, blue the ch'ta ot
rom7nc", but matured and doub!y'dJ e plo:ses
against their liges and Institutions. NO ta!ue
between sentence and execution is too short iof
certain class Of sckly sensimentalists to 'nfsr,
pose th.ir merciful Offices betWeen4the "a" ana
lis sanction; but such sentlmentallty does NOT
pesrade the community in Jefferson, any more
than elsewhere in Virginia"
There will be no appeal to The c''A courts
for The relief Of Bishop 0nderdonk. TIE cha'ea
Journa9says
"Rumors hare prevailed. in some instances
getting into the daily papers, that the Bishop o.
New York is abont to sPpsal to ne sa. eoa,a
ia his posse ssion the opinion Of Distinguished
jurists that such an appeal won!d Ffooao'{ "
placed ut his COMMAND 10 defraJ the expenses
Of The contest. But be has, at all times, stead
ily refused to take my step Of tho sort: prefer.
ring to leave the whole question where me
Church has placed it-iu the hands ii hls NJ
Rev. Brethren in the House Of Biahops. From
this position he has never dreamed OF aepal1nt
have appeared to some Of his friends. III.
story that be contemplate. any different couTst
is utterly unfounded. lie is content to snfe'
and TO wait."
| GoixG ,s1o THE WoLR's DES.-The Ciuc1n
natl 1ds<ts Of the 18th says, John Brown, !r.
son of Ossawatonie brown. came to this city
By the mail boat, from Louisville, which arrive
yesterday morning he IS on bis way to LAX :.
ersburc, yn,. with the ultimate intention Of yls
ting his father. now under sentence Of death,
/ Challe5town. Va"
, 1859-11-22

The Great Balloon Voyage Postponed.
"Pro{." Love writes to The New York papers
that bis proposed voyage across the Atlantic, in
the great Balloon, the CHy Of Ntto lort is TEN
porarily postponed. He closes his letter thus :
The public may rest assured that the earliest
practicable moment will be made arailable for
The object have in view, and that no effort will
be fotcgone that may subserve the success Of
this, the first voyage upon the wings Of the
wind, from the Stw to the Old World.
While the project Is grand, magnificent, and
beautiful 70 contemplate, the public should no.
forget that it is none the less laborious, expcn.
sive and hazardous. Should l succeed in the
attempt those who now hesitate to gite me their
confidence may awake to the fact that in the
bright lexicon Of youth there is no such word
as fail. Had my operations been conducted i'm
mediate1y near the works of the Gas Company
the initiating might hare been accomplished in
ten hours or less. It should be remembered
that the monster ship Great Eastern has not yet
arrived, and it may be patdonable pride to
suggest that the nrial ship, Of which am CAP
THU, may touch upon A'bion's shore long In
advance Of the anchorage Of the English Lcyia'
than in American watefe-
Should !, Mr. Editor, be the humble means ot
advancing tho interest Of science, and in some
manner adding. to The glory Of our common
country, shall be more than repaid for the long
months OF thought, ye1ation and labor that
have contributed to the accomplishment of the
great design bare in sirw. Believing in the
Kind indulgence Of u liberal public, am;4c. L.
, 1859-11-22
The Fear Of Eervl1e Insurfcetion
Among Women.
Josiah Quincy, Jr., Of Boston, in lecture de-
1ivered at Providence on the 10th Of November,

The Fear Of Bervlle Insurfcetfon
Among Women.
Josiah Quincy, Jr,, Of Boston, in lecture de-
liyercd at providenee on the 10th Of November,
said:
I'VE do not realize the constant anxiety in
which 50 many Of our citizens perpetuallr are.
More than forty years ago John Randolph said,
in one Of his speeches, "Tha night nerez tolls
for fire in Richnond that the mother does not
clasp her infant closer to her bosom" That fear
still exists. 4 lady Of my family travelled in
the interior Of Virginia just aiseE the massacre
committed By the slaves at Southampton. She
Was received with true Virginia hospitality !;
everything bore the appearance Of wealth and
tranquility in family Of q mother and fire
young ladies, whose beauty and refinement
shed Achar,u over the home which they adorned.
IL seemed to be the abode Of happiness. But
appearances are deceitful. The lady Of the
house eonfidsd her real feelings to her: guest,
All her husbands property consisted Of slaves
abandon If she and her. daughtera could only
live in the Northern 6tatea. md support them
selves by the labor Of their hands This feeling
Was easily accounted for by the scenes through
which she had just passed. Tbs news Of the
insurrection had been receired.. But few white
men belonged to the 'plaee, and she was left
alone, surrounded BY slaves, with no male pro-
tector. She fortified the house and armed her
daughters with rifles, determined, it resistance
vas unavailing, to destroy them with her own
hand aad set Ore 10 the building, and escape by
death = fate mora to BE- dreaded. Shs remained
for many hours in this position, and when at
length gentleman rode up she tainted,
Il once heard Southern gentlemen laugh at
the idea Of being afraid Of slaves, but shortly
after, when speaking Of another subject, be told
me he never went to bed in his life without \
pair Of loaded pistols under his pillow. When
We read Of the diatribes Of some gentlemen
from the South, we arr apt to be provoked and
forget how many thousands Of women and
children lire in constant and daily fcar-
, 1859-11-22


J.W. Latta (Republican) was elected School
Commissioner in Cumberland; Wm. Morton,
DENY Treasurer, and Geo. Aoreiand (Dcm.),
Surveyor: Mr. Latta has the honor Of being
tho frat Republican ever elected to IN Office in
Cumberland.
-. ''. TAZEWELL COUNTY,
by agreement no party nominations were
madc in Tasewell this year. J. Il. Dabcock
(Rcp.,, was elected Treasurer; r. King, Jr..
Surveyors aud L. Allen, School Commissioner.
We a1c not advised Of the politics Of The two
last named gentlemen.
HKOWN COUNTY.
The Republicans elected their candidate fos
Surveyor in B1own b? s5 minority. The Demo
crats elected their candidate for Treasurer By
only CO.. Well done for Little Drind1e,''
oGLE corSTY.
Tie whole Republican ticket YVES elected it
Usle By an average majority Of sos.
, 1859-11-22
PEKSDsNAL.

A California paper in giving the newly ap-
pointed U. S. Senator puff introduces him
thus:
Judge Haun is nati1c Of Scott county, Ken
tuckys lie read law at the TrsnsxlTsnia Uni
versity. and WAS admitted 10 the bar Of Ken.
lucky in 1889. lie was elected to the Office Of
County Attorney Of his native county. IN 1sa9
he removed to Clinton county. Iowa. anu n
1915 was elected as delegate from that county
to the Constitutional Convention that framed
the Constitution which WAS adopted that year
BY the people.
The Judge migrated in 1s49, and since his
residence On the Pacific side, has filled several
judteia station. without any particular discfedit
to his party or himself. ..-.....
The Macon {sliss-,) Bacon publishes letters
written from the dea,h-bed aide Of the late Hon.
James c. Jones, Of Tennessee. In one Of these
letters the following passage occurs:
There is no living man who doubts Jones
souadness sn the negro question, and there Is
no living man who knows Doug'as more thor
ouehly and intimately than himself For many
years they hare been on the closest terms Of
nersonai friendship. They Travelled il Europe
together, and in Washington we're iusepaSate
friends
He knows Nj. Dong glas' private 6reside 2pin-
ions Of slavery, and knows him to be 81 ~
ouorI. Ofaen as he feels moment seliel
irom slmos, ceaselesa pain, be will make 4. read
to him from The daily papers everything aaecs-
ing his friend Do6glas-
We hAve seen a note from the Physician Of
the Utica Asylum, under date Of tho 16ih, in
which he says: "Geris Smith slept last night,
and Is fo.day quite calm. We look for his r.
stor alton With more and more confidence. ~.
2. 1i1Iuat-
, 1859-11-22
From Pixies Peak.

lEILU4 Lie 44%2fcA"H1l1 4L34%Hs A%~+'l
We are happy to chronicle the arEiral Of !. r.
of Lenvenwortl1. who has spent some three OF
four months in ihe Eanaas mines. Nj. Ford is
nj old Ca!ifornin miner-thoroughlJ conversant
viii, lie various geological formations, and stcsI
calculated to give reliable opinions in regard to
gold. bearing rtgso..
Nr. Ford brought back with him variety Of
rich aud valuable specimens, which forcihly de-
n.ons.rate the unparalleled richness Of Til. ne"
Ell Dorado. N'e c;7c list Of some Of the
quartz specimens now in possession Of Ar. F.
lst. Beautiful specimen from Kansas Lead
Nevada Hill. Will pay 80 to tun. Two men
made $3.50 day washing the dirt.
ed. 5pec,rhen from Burrows lead, impregna-
ted with copper, silver add lend Average $50
to tun. This lead was discovered by Nj. Bur-
rows. When be made the discovery he wits
without cent and almost devoid Of clothing
In fen weeks he counted his dollars By thou
sands.
Sd. Specimen from New York Lead. TIE lode
is four ieet wide and increases ia richness as
the miners 60 down. Average about S.5 per
ton.
9Th. Specimen FROM Fisk Lead. Weighs forty
pounds. Worth SO to 300. Nr. Ford took
out the specimen with his own hands. The lode
from which it was taken is six feet thick.
Mr. Ford has also rich specimens Of copper
froln Burrows lead; silver and lead iron, Rob-
iu50IS a. 1AllAo 1C.As ANht &A% AAos '<%tN A.t$
quartz will average $50 in gold and 800 in sill
yer to the tun-
At the TarrJall diggings- rark-mi-
ners we're averaging aa ounce Of gold day per
man. "Nuggets' Of silver are also found in
this locality, aud Mr. Ford has some beautiful
specimens. This is new thing in the mineral
world, but the nuggets nze here aud can be seen
by all. --
To giye our readers an idea ofthe richness
Of the country, We will give the number Of clams
registered in come Of The more prominent dig
gings-
GREGon1's D1sTRrcr.-5,oo0 quartz claims are
here registered and the District is not more than
four miles square.
RrssEtL's D1s1Rrcr.-In this Dis trict over
three thousand quartz claims are registered
NEVADA D1srnlc7.-'n this District upwards
OF $500 quartz claims arc registered.
CExrRAL D1s1R1cr.--1u this District upwards
Of .000 quartz claims are registered.
EcREKA D1s1Rlc1.-In this District upwards
Of l70e quartz claims are registered.
This surnmsry embraces but q small portion
Of the mining district, and gircs but faint i1ea
Of the resources Of the country, which are truly
unparalleled When the tunoeling will have
been completed, and the mines provided with
the necessary facilities and apparatus the results
will stattle the world.