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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-10

WE are the original inventors and pasentees Of
w a mode of running Circular Saw Mills, that
experience has proved to be the only plan by
which lumber can be SUGGEST lily sawed from the
log with Circular Saw.
We make them of three sizes. suited alike to the
wants of the largest numbering establishments, as
well as for the smallest plantation. with Prices to
correspond. For Farmers use we have SAW
MILL propelled by Horse Power, that enables
them to saw all the lumber they need for fencing
and building.purposes, at less cost than they can
haul the logs some four or five miles to the old
fashioned saw MILL
We also make strong durable Horse Power
STUMP PULLERs, at a cos. Of $40, that will save
half the labor in clearing land
ThraSIlers, Corn Cob Crushers,
GRlST MILLS, and also Stationary and Portable
Steam Engines of all sizes, and of style and finish
that cannot be surpa ssed
For descriptive Catalogues, other informa.
ton, apply TO GEO. PAGE 4 CO.,
No. SCHROEDER STREET,
Feb II, 1S60-y. BALTIMORE, Md.
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WATCHES, JEWELRI
AND -.
SILVER WARE.


AND -.
SILVER WARE.
4 ZIBA FERRIS i son Corner o. Founre
I'D ASE MARKET STREETS. WILMiyGroS. have
GSsaG on hand the largest assortment of fine
he found in the State. and respectfully solicit the
attention of the citizens of ELkTON and its vcin
ty to our stock consisting, in part, Of the flowing
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES, in Gold-or. Silver Cases
Richard Wis Chronometer Watches. Sole
Agency.
Wm. Cooper:s Duplex and Lever Watches.
n. j. Tobias Co.'S Liverpool Watchcs-
son .IohnsOns do. do (made ex-
prrssly for us.y
JOSH. Broomdcll's do. do (Railwny
Time.kccpers) q.
Josh. Pemberton's do. do
Joseph Sswill's do. do. (Railway
Timex ecpers.)
Jno. Tie bury Co.'S do. do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES.
Jules Jnrscson sCoprnhascn Chronometer.
a. Gendrcs Geneva Chronomctcrs.
\ Capts Geneva Lever unn Lcpines, VERY fine }
Sncheron Constantine Geneva, very fne.)
James Courvoiscr Geneva.
II. Pa;hey Peyticu.
Briguct, Paris, very fnc)
Char. +. Iissot Son. (I.ocle,) &C.,
JEWELBY.
Fine sets consisting OF Breast Pins. Ear Rings
and Bracelets of the same pattern; Gold Chians
Mcd@llions, Pencils, Gun Pins, &c.
SILVERWARE.
In the Silver department we arc prepared to
Furnish nc latest patterns Tire Tuscan and Eliza
hcthnn warranted equal to coin in purity and as
cheap as can be purchased in this country Also q
arge assortment of plain Silver Spoons; Forks &c
Tea Sets, Plated flare, MaJlc and Bronze
Clocks.
Yankee Clocks, for Churches Halls and Schools
Richard Willis and Chas. Stevensons Celebrated
ChrOn0IMetcr Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above fines
qualify Erslish Watches. we are prepared to farnis
acorrcct time keeper. at aREAsONABLE price, which
for finish and accuracy. cannot be excelled by any
watch made Each watch is accompanied by n Ger.
'iicate from the manufacturer which guarantee il
Ito keep TIVE 10 the tisfition Of the purchaser
or 5s returned. Wecan give the best references
from gentlemen fthe greatest responsibility in our
city; and We respectfully request the attention OF
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
ET WATCH REPAIRING done in tho best
manner and all work warranted to give entire sat
isfacton for one year, at the old stand of
ZIBA FERRIS SON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Sts,
Dec 2. Oily. WILMINGTON. Del.
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u)ilmiastol,.
j. Il. uEALD'S
LIST Of New Books for October.

The Household Of Bouvcr!c; a Romance by Southern
Lady.
An Excursion Among the Poets, by H. c. Foster.
Tho Practical Hous.kreper containing 5000 Receipts
and Maxias, by Mrs. l.. +. Eet.
Worth and Wealth: MaSms for Merchants and Men Of
Business. By FiesIn,n Hunt.
All About 1t; Or the History and Majesty Of Common
Things.
Life Of 1eorso Washington. by Edward Everett.
Lfa Of Frederick Scbiiicr.
Pegsmtl kecullectons OF the American Revolution:
Private Journal. Tn: origin Of the North American
Indians, by JoE- 7ic1ncsh. Examination uf the bred
Scott CnIe, ly Thomas II. Benton. Lectures on the
r-steal Forces, by Professor Faraday. The Family
p,et,r by Henry 5. Taylor III" Minor Poetry Of uthe
Against Wind and Tide, r Home Lee Life Before Him.
Novel. Pictorial Field Book of tho Revolution. by len
son J. Lasting. The Adventures Of James Capen Adams
me Nountanser and Grizzly Bear Hunter Of California
The kanglro, Hunters, by Anne Bowman, Maud y
Story for uitls.
All choice publications o., tho day received as
soon as Published J. r. HRALD.
42l Market Street,
Oct Is, 1870. Wilmington, Del.
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Baltimore.
Mayer s. SEyAFFER,
ENGINEERS, MAGHlNISTS,

MO. 40 EAST MONUMENT STREET. RALTI-
~ MORE. Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES.
Crisis. Saw md Sugar Milla, and all kinls Of
MACHINERY. Cast Iron Architectural work
mnle and put up at the shortest notice. Con-
sanity on hand. MILL GEARING, Heavy and
Light PULLEiS, HANGERS and SIIAtTING.
Repairing done with ncutne,s AMI icsp,'ch NJ
well rs every description Of Screw and Gear Cut
ting. Planning aud Finishing. &c. CASTINGS
made daily. Jan Z. lSjO--ly
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The Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL

WITH THE IMPROVED
Guano Attachment e. Grass Seed Socer
PATENTED April. 3rd, 1886
Patented August II, 1858, Re Issued May IS, 1859
MANUFACTURED BY
BICKFORD g. HUFFMAN,
BALTIMORE. MD.
TNIIiS DRILL is universally acknowledged,
L where it is known. to be the most perfect
Machine ever invented for sowing all kinds of
Grain, and every description OF Fertilizers in
concentrated form. In addition to this improve
ment, we have also attached Grass Sceder, for
sowing Grass or Clover seed broadcast
Those wishing this article and one that is uni
versaily acknowledged by the Farmers Of tho
South, North anu West, and by all that have
examined used it, to be the best ever offered to
tho public, will bear in mind that unless they
order early they may be disappointed as hundreds
were last season, by delay.
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
0 TUBE DRILL, 500
GUANO ATTACHMENT, 25
8 TUBE DRILL, SO
GR.ASS SEED SOWER, 10
TUBE DRILL, so
5per cent off for Cash
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w prices, the following articles mostly Of our
own manufac ure, and which We will warrant to
be Of the best quality.
DOORS.
SASIlES, GLAZED or not Glazcd.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
Newell POSTS.
BALASTERS.
MOULDlNGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED SASIIES.
WOODEN MANTLES.
SLATE MANTLES.
SLATE IlEARTIIS
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOW GLASS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS,
WATER PIPE &c.
Hana-Kails. Trusses Centre Flowers for Ceilings
Carved Mouldings and Brackets, Panel Orna-
ments Sash Weights and Cord, Dressed Flooring,
Bricks. Lime. Hair. Plaster. Cement. &c And u
great variety of architectural materials and
ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in the
best manner
All of which are warranted to give satisfaction.
All comm unications will receive prompt alien
ton. GEORGE o. STEVENS q CO,
Al W. PRArr ST., near Spears Wharf,
Feb 4, lo60-ly. BALTIMORE, Mp.
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Phila., Viii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows
TO rHILADELrHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1880 A. NJ. Mail, 1890 A N.
Mail, 12.25 q" Night Mail 90"
Night Mail $50 i"
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tached, leaves North East for Baltimore at
81 p. NJ. Stops at Charlestown, Principle,
Pcrryville, and Havrc- de Grace. Leaves
Phila. as p. NJ. S. W. ROBERTS,
July 81, 'lSG0-tf. Agent.
HERRING.- Prime Herring, for sale.
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RY TEIlEGRAP PEI

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Cotton sales to-day were
1,3Oo bales at irregular prices iniddlng 1OI5@ll-
Freights and exchange unchanged
PInADELPMIA, March 0.--FIour quiet and firm.
Wheat has advancing tendency; sales at SLIGO for
white 81. for red Corn active; sales Of yellow ut
II at7 Provisions unchanged Whisky firm at ESQ
CIxc1NSAr1 March 6.-ProvisOns continue without
much change, demand moderate, but holders are
@l75O is nsied. Fair demand for clear bacon Sides
sales 140 hhds at SlOosGh10,75; moderate business
done in rib sides: snles $50 hhds. at 93S9 tho lat
ter for 100 hhs to be delivered in the last part
of this month. Nothing doing in shoulders; they
can be bought ut tx; 10 demand for bulk meats,
at i0 Fioiir loss active; sales loo bbIs at $3.50
@5.55 for superfne; $5,G5@5,i5 for extra and $685.
C96 for extra family. Whisky in good demand; sales
1880 bbls at l91EGI93s the latter for wagon. Gro-
dull Mt 4ldDl2 Coffee firm ut l21509l3I tho latter
for choice sampled Wheat steady at Sl,21GDl 30 for
prime white; S1,23@1125 for prime rcd. Ear Corn in
good demand at 49@50 in bulk; sheled dull no
change Oats In fair demand sales 23OO bus. at AK
As. Rye scarce and in good demand ut 81. Barley
In good demand and firm.
New York, March G.-Flour better for good and
choice nxtras and firm for all other descriptions
trade demand is fair sales 5000 bbIs at S20G55 for
super. state s549(g5S0 for extra do, S2O@6,8o for
extra do, Sj05@G,l0 for shipping brands extra X. H.
Ohio, market closing bucyaRt Rye Flour selling at
S3,!0@l,4O. Buckwheat Flour in moderate demand
at Sl,G21I91.15 per cwt. Corn Meal quiet and nh
changed. Whisky dull and lower; sales $50 bbls at
24c. Wheat tirner with good milling demand; sales
ihcihc LOU push; req southern NJ sl3'cpl,i; llGo
Chicago Spring at fraction over 81. Rye steady
at S6GSSc. Barley quiet and firm; sales 1000 bush
prime Canada East at Soc. Barley Malt is firm and
in fair request; sales 1000 bush S5l90c. Corn steady
with fair demand: salcs 10000 bush at 7sc for mix ed
western, 7S@S0c for yellow and TS9S2c for white
Oats in large supply and dull ut 4lGG45c for western
Canadian and state. WoolQu!et and unchanged; sales
10000 lbs at SS@57c for feecos and 3O@40 for pulled
also 400 bales foreign ut about previous rates. Pork
without material change and demand mOdGrate Gales
140O bbs at SlT3717,50 for old mes, SlS,37 for
mess S1G@16,5O for western prime mess, Sl791725
for new do. Beef more active bnt prices unchanged.
Molasscs without change; sales leo bids Cuba Musco
TadO ut 1903. Sugar heavy; GALES 800 hhds Cuba
Muscovado at G5S@71 and by auction 100 hhds at Gss
G7c and 200 do Porto Rco ut 71S@1T25. Tobacco un-
changed sales IS hhdS Ky. Mt 612 and 40 Seed
Leaf at TG9l4.
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Rsy~ THE TRIADELPHIA MURDER.-The
examination of witnesses in the case of
Baldwin, Baltzell, Mountz, and Chnrch,
charged with the murder of Frederick
Mas, in Triadelphia on Christmas eve
last, was continued Yesterday in the County
Court. We published the evidence of
most of the witnesses at a previous exami-
nation. The testimony was concluded
and the argument will commence to-day.
Each prisoner, we believe, is represented
by different counsel. They (thc prisOncrs)
look hopeful, and some of them are not
altogether insensiblc to the humorous
phases which occasionally appear out Of
the prevailing seriousness and dignity of
the case.
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Ra"THE wHEELr0a GYNxAs1UM Assoc :

R1"THE WHEELING GYMNASIUM Assoc :
ATIoN,-At an adjourned meeting of the
Wheeling Gymnasium Association, held at
the Court House last night, A. w. Camp
bell in the Chair, and Samuel McCulloch,
Secretary, permanent organization wa
effected by the election OF the following
gentlemen as officers:
President, chas. Marshall, Esq; Vice
Brockunier; Treasurer, Alex. Laughlin.
The report from the committee on sub
scriptions showed a satisfactory exhibit OF
funds collected and collectable, and on mo-
lion committee of three was appointed
to proceed at once with receiving csn-
tracts for the work and fixtures necessary
for first class Gymnasium.
The services of Mr.. Sam Scranton, prac-
teal gymnast, were engaged to supcrin-
tend the work.
The association will have an adjourned
meeting on Saturday night next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

8SSF~ WoaAN Wn1prlNG.-The infelicity
that some times attends the comm bal re-
Iation was painfully exhibited at one of
our Justices Offices, yesterday. a little
man who has little wife, was orraigned
for the peculiar method he took of pre-
serving due subordinnton in his house
hold. His spouse appeared against him,
with a pair of black eyes, which, on this
occasion, did not increase her charms,
being artificial embellishments received
from an irrate husbands fist, From all
the testimony adduced, the justice con-
cluded that the husband was as much
sinned against as SHINING and accordingly
dismissed the case. -
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Baton RouGE, March 6.-The Demo-
GRAFT State Convention met and organized
to day. Resolutions were offered instruct
ing the delegates ut Charleston to support
the nominee of that convention if he were
a good man.
a resolution vas offered to sustain Mr..
Davis territorial resolutions at Charleston,
and if the principle is rejected the dele
gates should withdraw.
On taking ballot on the resolutions,
they were rejected.
4 series OF resolutions were adopted,
expressing admiration of the patriotic,
conservative Northern men; unlimited con-
fidencc in Buchanan's administration; en-
bodying the principles of Senator Davis
Territorial reSolutiOnsi recommending the
two-thirds rule: that the vote of Louisiana
be cast as unit; that in case of the cleo
ton of Black Republican President,
Louisiana should meet her sister slave
holding States in council for future meas
ures of protection.
The delegates are untrammeled by in
struction, but SIidel is recommended for
the Presidency. They also pledge the
Democracy to support the nominee of the
Charleston Convention.
i. Lagree and Richard Taylor were cleo
ted delegates at large; after which the
Convention adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

R9g% COUNTERFEIT ON THE WHEELING
BASK.-The following is description of
new counterfeit, or rather a spurious note,
of the denomination of five dollars, (pre-
scented at the counter of one of the Pittsburg
Banking houses) on the Bank of Wheeling,
Va: yigncite-a boy feeding three swine
with swiIl from bncket; on the left hand
end is a mans portrait and the letter V;
on the right hand end is the figure 5, and
farmer carrying grain in basket; dog
at the bottom. Signatures are badly writ
ten. Five across the note. Red lines. in
network over the face of bill unlike the
genuine.
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From washington.

new YoRK, March 6.-The TTibH1s's
Washington correspondence says that
Secretary Floyd appeared before the Har-
per's Ferry Investigating committee and
testified TO the receipt of an anonymous
letter, already published, warning him Of
threatened attack on the government at
senal in Maryland. As there was none in
that State, he thought the letter hoax,
which detected itself.
Thaddeus Hyatt returned to the city to-
day, with the Sergeant at Arms, and will
appear at the bar OF the Senate. immed.-
atcly.
Mr.. Gurley, of the committee on print
ing, Will present bill tomorrow, direct
ing that the printing and binding authori-
zed by Congress, the executive and judi
cial departments and the Court of Claims,
be executed under the charge Of the su-
perintendent of public printing, who shall
be authorized to contract for the lease,
erection or purchase Of the necessary
buildings, materials and machinery for
that purpose.
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control Of the indiana frou the Interior ID

control of the Indians from the Interior to
tie War Department.
Various reports and bills of no general
interest, were introduced.
The Military Academy bill was taken up,
and on motion its reference to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs was reconsidered.
On motion of Nc. Brown the unfinished
LusineSs of yesterday was pOstpOnee.E
The resolutions relative to the terrific
ries were called up.
Mr.. Brown addressed the Senate. he
said when he introduced the resolutions
that they would meet the appreciation of
all the Democrats in the Chamber, but on
that point he had been uudecsived-
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

B9~SERIous ACc1DENT.-On the even
ing before last scaffolding at Sweeney's
Foundry gave way and tumhled to the
ground. James Matthews and Adam
Hinnegan were engaged upon it at the
time, and by the fall, distance of about
twenty feet, were seriously injured intern.
ally. 1t was thought at first that Mr..
Matthews had been killed, but he recover
ed in the course of a short period and is
now cOnvalescent Mr. Hinnegan was not
so badly injured but is still confined to his
room.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

kSSNHow TO KEEP FURs.-Our lady rea-
ders' who will soon lay aside their furs for
the present, should be careful to obey the
following as to the best manner of keeping
them Fine furs shonld be kept in cold
place. An experienced dealer will tell
tae moment he puts his hand on a piece
OF fur if it has been lying in warm, dry
atmosphere; it renders the fur harsh and
shabby, entirely destroying the rich, smooth
sottness which it will have if kept in cold
room.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

A9~RENov4L.-N. G Arthur, Esq, In
snFance Agent, has removed his office over
the Bank of Wheeling, Main Street. Mr..
a represents the Albcmarle, Pennsylvania,
Commonwealth and Quaker City Compa-
MES, all of which are reliable and in the
oest of standing. 1t is we'll known that
all losses by these companies sustained
mere have been promptly adjusted, and
perfect satisfaction will be rendered in the
future.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

B9 BURSTING OF THE MAIN P1ps.-The
main pipe leading to the water works
burst yesterday morning on Main street
near the basin, with something of an ex-
plosion, tearing up the earth and throwing
the pebbles, dirt, and water not quite sky
high. The locality was soon deluged, but
the fluid was shut off at the basin and the
damage repaired.
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0n1ltlltfrtial.
WHOLESALE MARKED.


FLouH-Extra Family $500; Extra 1915; superane
$3.50. Buckwheat PIC q pound.
BRooIs-Coumun S1,7592,50.
BUTTER-In kegs, 9@10.
BucKkTs-Marietta $2G2,25.
CHEEsE-Weatorn Reserve 9lf91oc.
CANDLEs-Taliow mould 1916 ;dip &c.; star 23c;
sperm acc.
TALLow-1OC9I2c.
CoPPEE-Java 1Sc; Rio 131Z911c-
wAEAT-Sl,15@1,SO
RYE-90c.
CoRN--6Qc.
OATs-4Oc,
FEATHERs-l5c.: scarce
FIsn--Shad Sl4; Hcrrings 49, Niackerel No. 3
S12@1215.
FURsERaccoon sO@371&c.
GINsENG-25@35c.
HAY-Clover q ton S12Timothy $14.
HoPS-7GSc, dull.
LIME-Loui5vile S1,50
MoLAssEs-Ncw Orleans 4Sc. Sugar House &c.
GOLDEN SYRUP 556G57c.
NAVAL SToREs-Turpentine 7Cc.; Tar 1896.
NAns-S2]% for 1Od
RAGs-S@31%c.
RIcE-505%. -s
SEEDs-Eloxseed 81 Ito; Clover S4,T595.
SoAP-Cnstile q ID 15Grlec.; Common 5@6c.
SUGARS-New Orleans &c. in HID, 015c. IN Dbl.
SNuPF-Scotch 2Gc. Rappec 22Ql2Gc.
TCA-Gunp0wIer 4O@TUC.: Imperial 4066jca Hy-
soil 35d:70c; Pouclong 2jmSOc; OolOng 35@75c.
TOBACCo-G twists l2c. five roll 24CG28c.
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RSg- THE R1vER.-Thcrc were sixteen feet
water in the channel of the Ohio, yester-
day. The weather was bright enough I'M
til towards evening, when there was a
slight sprinkle of rain. The Saracen is
below the city, loading with railroad iron
for Red River. The Courier left last even
ing for Cincinnati, witha pretty good load
of people and freight.
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nsFRA1LnoAD AooIDExr.-The othe

RaRA1LRoAD AocIDExT.-The other
day as the mail train on the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad was approaching Mar
rietta the engineer, RidIon, noticed that
the rails were displaced on trestle just in
front of the train as itcame around a curve.
Quick as thought he whistled down brakes
and reversed the engine; but too late to
save the engine and tender from crushing
through and falling about twenty-five feet,
breaking Mr.. Ridlon's arm and leg, and
somewhat injuring the fireman. Had the
engineer jumped when he saw the danger
as most men would have done, he could
have escaped uninjured; but he felt that
near one hundred lives were in his hands
and he risked his own to save others
Tho mail car hung over the edge of the
precipice, but fortunately did not go over.
The removal of the rail, was doubtless
the work of some murderous william, who
designed destroying the train and the lives
of the passengers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

BI HAULING THEM UP.-The dispensers
of alcoholic and malt beverages are still
to be seen hanging around the Alder
mans Offices. They continue to sell Ii
quor on Sunday and are brought up to
the rack oe sure as they are discovered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07
MARRIED..

At the I'd Presbyterian Church. on yesterday eve
ming the 9th of March, by the Rev. r. V. Dodge. Mr.
WM. II. BASSETT, to Miss AGNES j., daughter of S.
c. a. Hamilton, Esq, all of this CITY,.
Partly from the bridcgrooms generosity, and part
ly from the brides typographical lineage doubt
VIC were favored with liberal reminder of the above
event, in the shape of bottle of beaded blackberry
wine and a royal cake. We have only to Say in plain
phrase (or good wish like honest tale "speedS
best when plainly told,') that we wish them long,
n happy aud prosperous life.
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Prof. o. j. woods Hair restorative

Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative.
win, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR; VIII
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural secrctions; will remove atoucc
all itching; will remove all dandruf; will
cure all eruptions, even scald head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color OF hair to old age; will always
fasten it and stop it falling and is one of
the hest toilet articles for the hair now III
use.
Something Nee.-Babbitt' Medicinal
Snlaerotus, manufactured from common
SALT is prepared entirely different from
other salaerutus.
B. Z! Bd66itFs Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
B. r. BaJ6itts Soap Poodcr.-Washing
without laborI Warranted to take the
stains out of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED Il KRAFT.
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PHILADELPHIA, March Elm the SUI
preme Court this P. n, the three Com
missiouers of Allegheny County, John S.
McIlhenny, Zachas Patterson and Jonathan
DRAFT, were presented in the custody OF
the Sheriff. They were severaliy inter-
rogated whether they stood by the return
made by them to writ of mandamus, re-
fusing to obey the order of the Court
Each answered that he stood by the re-
turn. Judge LOwrie informed them that
they had been heard by counsel, and that
the Court adjudged each guilty of con-
tempt in refusing obedience to the man
damus.
The Court imposed upon each fine
of SlOO, with costs of the attachment,
and they were ordered into the custody of
the Sheriff until paid. Immediately after
the passage of the sentence, Mr.. Meridith
applied for a less peremptory mandamus.
The motion was entertained, and refusal
to obey this writ, if it is granted, will
render the defendants liable to another
fine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-07

EAsrox, Pa, March 6.-The new steam
er built here exploded her boiler at noon
to-day, when about starting on her first
trip. She is complete wreck. A number
of persons were killed. Only one body
has been recovered. The names of the
victims have not yet been ascertained.