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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
LATEST NEWS NJ TELEGRAPH.
,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA,
Savoy to DO Annexed to France,

NEW YORK, March 30th.--Tho steamer Arabia
arrived here to-day with liverpool dates to tho
18th iiu.
france had issued new circular declaring that
tile annexation Of Savoy is absolutely necessary
hut stated that the feelngs.of tho Sayoyard> Will
b. consulted before decisive measures are taken
On receipt 81 this circular Lard JOIN Russell snil
HAT the Vows Of England would DO forthwith
en", die, in despatch. AMI laid before Pnrla-
meat. Switzerland has sent protest against
annexation. 1t il reported that French troops
are under orders for Chcrl onrg
Some English journals nre getting fierce with
Napoleon On tho Savoy question, which, hey
state. VIII he settled hy Treaty between Franco
and Sardinia before the Sayoyatds are consulted
Fail returns Of the voting IN tcutral Italy show
IN overwhelming nm aity in inver of annexation
Ia Sardinia. the vote in Tuscany was 366. 600 for
annexation aud $4,000 in favor IL erecting sep
urale Kingdom.
The English House of Lords agreed with tho
Commons III resolution approving Of the French
treaty by 80 muiority.
lord John Russell explained tho naturc Of nj.
fairs with China declaring that n reasonable in
demnty would be demanded ana enforced il Lc-
ccssary but he hoped 1t would not oe necessary
to 20 10 Pehin.
lilo said that 100000 had been paid to bon.
mark rs caution money, for concessions for the
Narthrrn Atlantic Telegraph Company, via Gfcen.
land. etc
Tclcsranhir communication between Alexan.
dra ana kurrnche was perfect. Telegrams hal
reached England from Caleutta.ln six day. bis.
patches irnm talvutta report further advance
in the export duty i'll snltpetrc Sales OF cottouI
for tie week 1000 bales including 5000 spc-
calalion and $4,000 Tor export. The market open-
ed with downward tendency, particularly Up
lands, but closed steady ut tho following quota
tatens: New Orleans Fair Ut 80; Mddlngs
>6.25 glands FAIR 500; Middlings Mt $50.
Stock in lart soO,oO0 intending Gia,ooo Amer,-
can.
Richardson. Spence & Co., report Flour is qui.
ct and steady Wheat qaitc FIRM; Corn duh ool
no quotations given Polk heavy; Lard dull and
slightly hrlow asi quotation Sugar firm nn,l Gil.
higher Coitrc quiet; Rice firm aud luucr WITH
quotations sod. higher Roein heavy aud Slight.
ly lower Tnrnentiue dull.
The money market IA moro stringent. Active
American securities generally unchanged, Con.
soils llaqIs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

T.sRE will be a meeting of the Executive Com
.,;,,os Of the Young Mems Christian Association
h"ld at their room, this afternoon, at half past
.hree o'clock. A full attendance is desirable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
SALES b AUCTION
FUTURE DAYs.
ConneIrs MIN fer sale n Pabllc Auctien,

pursuance deed &c trust exneaiad trustees
by Arthur Council, Ia dcbt das by The sail conns
Ia the Franklin building Fund Association and In obedlsaee
nrer of the Iinard VI Directors ~ said hsaih
undersigned will sell a, public aactan, the premises
oek TUESDAY, the g day OF APRIL thai valuable
Mil known "tuuncs MIL" and occupied BY Nowlin
Nurrr aRethcr-ah 300 feet Of land lying between tho
canal aud This the and valuable
Mills In this section "r tho STATE and contains Machinery for
grinding Flour Mcal aud Plaster and for making Ro aud Is
la eumpletr repair.
1rnNs made known on day ef sale.
The tlr IA believed 10 lie std but acting Trustees,
VII convey onl! such ilto IA Is vested in
t1itS. NJ BLACkFoRD,l
ROBERT j. DAVIS, Trustees.
NH fistlsl -. u. PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

We are authorized to say that Henry o. Schnol-
field declines to be regarded as Candidate i0r tue
r;ty cannc for the coming year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
GNnUI.lGG.

NAsHiSoloS, March }h.--;'GSAiE.-- \ message
was received from thr President, communicative,
information respecting iastlu:.ious Il Naval onl.
GERS ia the aaf and the capture II Mnamona
steamships. Although 30 s}eciir Instructions
were received 1y those Ulcers, Yet the Navy Ne
rarfmeut fully apfr,tay Il Ihoir conduct.
Mr.. Mason reported bdl n carry into Elect
the treaty uala with Paraguay.
The Prya'e taIcuer was then considered, al,er
which thc holy a1i#urlcl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

4 NINA Vhsis.-ciHa Vases, Caps and sauccrs and all
manner p China ornaments cheaper than else
IN I 1neiia'fE, At ]. \. IL T. K1NSEY'S
NH ., 1856 Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
ACCOUNTS DUE.
VIM. a. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va.
AGENT Fol;
REEsE'S Observation-Disclosures, OR
MANIPULATED GUANO.
INTRODUCED l55d

F2Boig Gs6HBd }byoro Gpuao AMI Bst pfracfua Gsano
Oao HtJ fifch.
NOTEWe call the attention Of fhrurs the fact that the
above tnano contains plaster ahcr ess caiadbia
nusnnc,s than the ndfardk The lons of prsfer
combinations Of Gunno has other effect
their value In Phosphate " lime "nona bod, of which
too valuable 10 give place 10 substance which be hal
for secHN the prc, of Guana. Plaster, used with
advantage must BE- applied In qnanto Of several bushe per
houro II Il TINT the pounds
be applied when combined with Gaano be itlle or no
value. Hence, it follows, while combination oil Gnano
tanning Plaster be sold tss price, it, value IL In
TINT, or greater proportion, reduced.
We have furnished the above standard fertilizer
aud planters for the past four years. and while II proved
sdefnG ~ money IN cost Its superior value fertilizer
l"nNeoo has been amply demonstrated.
We, therefore, recommend this Guanp Ia consumers with
caiire confidence, standard and reliable fertilizer
NH y d&cam WIN, \. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31

Inc tni'd states CURT for the ia Circuit aud Virginia
J District, Friday. December 18th, Isis:
uoham Davenport and John Patterson. citizens and inhab
aus of the State Of Alabama, and merchants anl partners
tniug under the hrm aud style "f Davenport Il Patterson
t''plcmcs cacd q. Davenport fatersonl. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
William L. Saunders, james Chalmers James Saunders Thos
= SAUNDERS aud ,iusta,ns A. saunlc. individually. aud
IN ciiANoERN.
THIS at this mud argued by COUNSEL
consideration thereof
Judged and dccre thai unless the judgment mentioned
hl ct the eempanan'S amounting 70 the ,m Of one th"a
thereon nj the aic :" eight cent per anum tho
rate nj Interest IN the state Of Aahama from tho 2sih da, OF
September In ,cnr si ,iI paid nu f,ry dollars and
eight, Nv" cents the Gusts of suit In The common law Court to-
eethe. the tho oon,lnnanis this suit to
taxed by the Clerk this Court which said due from
W. l. Saunders, oil the defendants In ibis IN SAID
compliments, shall "c pnd by The 'a VIM Saunders 10 tho
tmt the property mentioned In the decide hled exhibited In
this aus such patt thereof the Master herein nier
Toned a deem eNeent to sell In order 10 raise tho sums
s"s . S"" "s 1T SS Which p"rdyw S1n. Of
snicrs 10 ames Chalmers trustee bearing date the i
eaHr of Hastings for The city Of I nchrg The 10Th LAY of
NM N The sam" year. as being now occupied by tho said
IT Min street, In the city "l i!nclurS, an which there Is
,hacro cIo, It II the same lot purchased by The said
ra esaic mentioned In nnohcr decd from the said VIM, J..
Saunders aud May his Tllc I" III" nid Jnn,s uhalncrS ras
an Is Of record IN The day following in the cl,ks office
IT. i a. hi HS 9 . sSSns %S nr rs
IN gae hoas sn H." nar tho hSaL of Third or Church
ta, which interest one Equal n"Il, cd fnlr psr;' hsi
HI property dscca ~ aorctaid, h. sold public nuca
hie,i bidder by William 7. Watson, u the Masters OF
hi Court after giving days notice, east, of the
ely and That proper can,ynncc wihoa, general variant
tr executed or The rrortr, sold b, James Chalmers tho
ultr, and al The partic, 10 Tins suit who nny
-, sai lrolgr to the pnrG,1",sr thereof upon l@i
9' ic f'e'p' @l ,ai pgrcla;s MONEY do larihv ~,
% and subject 10 The order Of hlS court anil sni
ns1 Is"ri e" HI proceedings To thls Court In order 10 final
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
LoErIS N. i,t.iET1', CLERK.
RrcnNnNn, 2,ilh March, ls6n.

NItnNuNn, 9hlh NnrcIl, Ism.
The Judgment mentioned IN the decree said
boon ad Ia aecorer with the provisions uf tho said dccor
shall prneec, TUESDAY The tTh day Apri next Mt
tn hour g" ocntb = NJ in III" cit, Ut ynehrR, upon tn,
ln - commenting with the property Hfrt mentioned In il
dretr /" sell the property darIi In -nld decree,
lfe't ~ IL Ia satisfy the Judgment IN the de-
" rh aud the charges sale
t1aN4 rs provided Tor III The decree.
WM. r. WATSON, Muster
nh = dtltAp ton'r In tlinncury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-31
DIED.

On lbr lSth inst, CAruAnIHE ELIZABETH, diueh-
lei 81 D. i. p. aud Mary l.. Morr., aged years
and ! months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The chief Officer of Subsistence for the Department
of Utah Il to be Lieut.. Green, to whom Csp.. Clark
will turn over all Government property for which he
is accountable. The detsct ment of United States
troops which accompanies him Is TO remain Ut Camp
Floyd until further orders.
The Headquarters Of the Army has just received ds'
patches from the following troops, en- route for New.
Mexico:
First Subdivision column, consisting OF hye sompa-
nes of 9TH Infantry and of the LET Dsgoons AZ
rived at Sulphur Springs lS miles from Camp Floyd,
On the 3st OF May. Aggrg gate Of command, go men.
Second Subdivision column 23S men, under Maj. j.
LYONS, arrived ST Bay River U. T., on the 18th Nay.
Fourth Subdivision column, FIVE companies Of 5th
Infsrtry 364 men, were Washi,a Mountains, l35
miles from Camp Floyd, on tho Goth Of May. Capt.
selden's command left Camp Floyd in. May. u co.,
s,s of two companies of the 5h and Of The 10Th
Insautry; thy ARE at Green River
correspondent OH board the steam gun-bost
Pawnee writes thst the comparative failure Of that
vessel will probably cause the st soop Rchm,pd 70
be sent in her place TO the Mediterranean. We learn
from Norfolk that the order for tiag out the Sasqae
hanna has ronterfered with the preparations VI Tie
Richmond. The officers ordered to The latter ak
pected here.
Over three hundred hands vera taken on at the
brooklyn Navy Yard last week. in consequence Of the
work to he done On the rteam frisstes Susqpshsnna
ard Roanoke. g
Advicss have been received from the Uuied States
STEAMERS Mohawk aud Wafer Witch, a. Key West,
where they pu, in to coal The Water wieh and
Wyandotie on the south eide Of Cuba, have 800 miles
of coast to cruise by, aud the Mohawk and Crusader
40 milet on the north oosast. s e
Our news from the pa,ilic squadron reports ~ tho
officers aud crews we'll The st. MsryA having re-
Eeyed the SaIanac hich had been ordered 70 repair
o san Frauci-co commsnesd taking on bosr9 sore
and provisions for cruise. The Lsnes4ssr, w.
had sailed from Mszatlan on The "a Of June 80 M
reached Panama.
Abont SO, 600 WILDE paid TO the shiPs eo.p.ny
the Macedonian, as Portsmouth,, n. H. u-
The officers are detached
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
Constipation or costiyenessy

NO one of the 'smay ills flat flesh is heir to' is so
prevalent, little understou and 50 much neglected
as CosttTcncss 0Cen originating in CnrcIessncss or
sSNellt9ry habits; II ia regarded sght disorder
reality 1t s tho precursor and companion of of
the most fatal and dangerous Diseases, aud unless
timely grave. Among the lighter evils of which,
coStlTemess is the usual attendant are ueadache.
G9ilc rheumatism. Foul BREATH Piles and others of
IKE nature Tllilea long train of frghtf diseases
such as Malignant Powers AbsccsscE Dysentery, Iii
% ~ poplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis
iiSster1a liypochondriasis, NJ elanclOy Insanity
tirst Indicate their presence In the System l,y this
alarming symptom. Not unTrequentiy the diseases
named originate In Constipation, but take an n-
an carly stage Fronlall these considerations it fol-
lows that the disorder should receive immediate at
te'tion Whenever it occurs and no person should
neglect TO get box of Cephalic Pills on the first an
pe1'r9nee Of tho complaint, their timely use will
expel the insdtluusnp of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

- HENpAcAE Is the f4yorite sign by which NM
tnfs hakSs Shown any deviation " hOtSver Eoi tbs
natural state Of the brii and view ed this light II
may ne looked nn as shieguhrd Intended to EiIe
notice OF disease which might Otherwise Ccipe at
tsutton, TIL too lais to he TeIncde and IT'S indiras
lions SHOULD never BE neglected. Headaches nay be
SiassinSd under two names, viz: SSmptomdrie aud
A6ioFethiS' Symptolnatfc HrndaCkr rs vxrrrdinEfy
S9lnlnon and Is tue precursor offs great yartetySt
diseases ameug which are ApoplexJ, Gout, unns
nsn1 and al tebrtp diseases It's nervous form II
Is sympathetic ofdiScase Of tbs ttuulach cuhsltnIs
Ing Sc hedIcfe. OF hepaticz dlseast coilstiIGting
Asa9gSs OF worms eonstipstten and other
disorders OF the bowels well enIl and utCir.
anScttOns diseases Of the heart RrcTery ftpGeutiV
attended with Headachcs; Armenia and plethora are
also affections which frcluenItS oSCRsiou hcadaCle
dSolathis Headache hlso Nsfy common, being
usually distinguished by the name OF cTroJ HtGts
G9hs sometimes coming on suddenly in state Of 9p.
PatShtiy sound health and prostratii;E once tie
mental aud physeal energies, aud In other Instances
comes on slowly, herolded by depression Of elitiIa
or aeerhty OF temper In most Instances the pRIta
ls IN the front OF tho head, Overcome or both aud
sometimes provoking vomiting; under his class may
also lie n0meI Neitrulgid.
For the treatment Of either class OF Hca,acho the
SePh9iic Pills have been found Eurc md safe rene.
n.y. relieving the most acute pains IN few minutes,
and BY Its subtle power etstdicatng the dIseaxs IL
which Headache is the unvrring index.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
4 INrolalE IlornstanllR,'l...


= From LtoustaIl1S.s 81 7sS
sBAToNs RouGE, Dec. IlTkc bill pro-
zytding for tue election of delegates to tho
State Convention, to 10 held at Baton
Rouge, on the 2sd of January, PASSED both
Houses. In. the House a strong effort was
nude 10 put tho question, Convention or
no Convention before tie people.
The Milttary bill passed both Houses,
appropriating half million dollNrs,sPro-
viding for the appointment Of military
commission and u military bureau; also,
for the organization of volunteer COM
panies, and orming the same; for estab-
fishing military depots. The Military
Board will be convened Immediately, aud
some one sent to purchase arms,
The amendment in the House, forbiding
tue purchase of arms from the North BY
the Board, was lost.
The House bilIsconliscating all goods ar
irving from Northern States, after the L st.
Of january, and applying the proceeds Of.
the sale of the snme, to the purchase of
arms, was referred to a joint committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
nv TET,EGRA-PHE

NEW YoRK, Dec. 12.-Flonr unsettled: IA 1000 bills.
sold; State 81. 5OG946O; Ohio $5l525 SON hern SAYS
as. Wheat uusettled 1000 bus. sold; holders de-
mand an advance Of to &C., checking the export M
quiry; red Western $l,16@l.lS: white Sl,25@1,3O.
Gorn-5l.OO bus. sold at 60@62. Whisky firm at
10. Stocks excited prices unchanged.
CIScISNATI, Dec. 12-Flour irregular; sales of SUI
.perfne at 81, and extra ut S425S4 co.. Wheat aud
Corn unchanged. Oats declined to %. and are dull.
Whisky steady at 1917 Hogs in good demand, and
prices higher; sales 1000 head S5@5 so for those
averaging 200 and upward receipts light. Fair de-
mand for mess pork ut II. Lard dull at So Green
meats ~. and Gs4, and in fair demand Groceries
unchnnged fair demand, MOneystrIngent; exchange
on New York and Boston 13c. premium and very
scarce.
BALrlNoRE, Dec. 12.-Flour frmcr; Ohio and How
ard street S4621S, and closing at Sits. Wheat
steady; red $l.05@Sl.l5. white 8l,25@Sl,43. Corn
steady. Provisions dull and nominal. COnuo quiet
ut 1911. Whisky steady.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-Plour dull Wheat tlroop-
ing sales 5000 bush. red Mt $1,l5 25.- white 81 81
@l,35. Corn in limited demand; 5000 BUSH sold Mt
Gi@le5c for yellow 55@5Sc for white. New Mess
Pork hollat $l7.5O Bacon ut I2Ca13c for hams. lie
for sides AMI DC for sli ulicrs Whisky more active
ut 171%t9lSc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

TuE Use OF Dr.. HosTETrER's SroNAon
BrTrER's for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Hcavi-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like
affection, is second to none in America or
abroad. To be able to state confidently
that the "Bitters" are certain cure for
dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the pro-
prietors a source of unalloyed PLEASURE
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purities the blood, imparts re-
newcd vitality TO the nervous system, Civ
ing it that tone and energy so indispensa-
BILE for the restoration ofhealth. The nu-
merous acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and beneficial results, have as
sured the proprietors that it caunot but
prove great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the thorough system.
R9eSce advertisement in another coll
umn. dec I'm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

s1A Notwithstanding the
signs of the times, which are believed 10
forbodc cvil-nnd which are certainly
not of a very cheering character, although
they look brighter than they did week
Appropriations are already evident for
=thefcstivities fthe approaching holidays.
Many of our stores are gay with an unu-
sual display of elegant goods for the
adOrnmcnt of the person, while all the re-
tail book establishments are rich in treas
nres for the improvement of the mind
The toy and picture shops, also filed with
articles calculated to delight the Juveniles,
are by no means behind their more veal
thy competitors, but abound in rattles,
guns, drums, balls, innocent and in
structive games, and painted histories
and puzzles that wiIlcause many young
heart throb with the desire of possession.
Thus there is much amusement and hap
piness in store for many merry family
meeting.
But while those of our citizens who are
well to do, and have abundance of the
good things of this world, participate in
the enjoymcnts of the season, we hope
that the wants of the poor and dcstitate
will not be forgotten. Let us look for
ward with that degree of hope which is
ever iuspiredby industry, seIf-reliance and a
sincere trust in the goodness of Proyi-
cence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
Da-LA BELLE ADDITION TO Tue WATER


BD~LA BELLE ADDITION TO The WATER
WoRKs.-some years ago privilege was
granted to La Belle Rolling Mill to ex-
tend the water pipes beyond the limits of
the city, into Ritchietown, to be supplied
from the basin. The pipes were laid so
as to supply the Mill and the residents
along the principle streets of The town,
and the Mill Company was made the agent
of the city, for the collection of the rents.
In short it was agreed that the Mill Com
pany was to become responsible for all the
water supplied to the La Belle addition
FOrsome time the city works have been in
u very uncertain condition, and La Belle
Mill has suffered considerable incon-
venience and loss for want of a sufficient.
supply; besides the Mill is compelled to
collect the rents from the citizens supplied
and that is great trouble and perplexity.
Accordingly, Bailey, Woodward & Co., on
Tuesday night sent in petition to the city
council stating that they did not want
the water any longer. After the reading
of the petition a motion was made to shut
the water off from Ritchictown altogether
Mr. Caldwell opposed this motion for the
reason that it was not right to thus deprive
the citizens of Ritchietown of water with
out giving them a hearing. a warm de-
bate sprung up, during which it was
argued that the water ought to be shut,
off-that people had gone to Ritchietown
to make Improvements because they got
all the advantages of the city water aud
sustained none of the burthens of city taxa
ton. at last the matter was referred to
the committee on Water Works for report
on Saturday evening. From the feeling
manifested on Tuesday evening we have
little doubt that an order will be passed to
have the water shut off altogether ut Culd-
wells Run; SO that the people of Richie
town may commence digging wells as soon
as they plaase.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

g9-WB have received copy of Mitch
ellis new General Atlas, which is conceded
onall hands to be the one thing needed
aud to completely eclipse all similar pub
locations. 1t is capitnlly arranged, beau
tifnlIy printed and bound, and could not
have been more satisfactory and reliable.
Specimen copies can be seen ut j. C. orr's
Bonk Store or at the Sprigg House.
Mr. Jos. T. Jaggers, agent for .JHnles G..
Orr, will canvass the city for the sale of
the work, and we hope he may be we'll
received, for the work really merits an
extensive sale.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
Another Cure.
MAuuApEE. Nf1SSrso
April Is. 1850.

MEssRs. B PAGE, JR. & CO.
Gentlmen-During the past seven years Il
have suffered from all the ills incident to
a weakness of the digestive organs. AT
times seized with an extreme loathing Of
food have not tlsted nourishment for
days; aud again, when nappetite partially
returned, the stomach was unable tore
tain what was .eaten. At the suggestion
of friend, who had received much bene-
fit in similar case, from your Holland
Bttters, ! procured a bottle, and before 1
had taken half of it, experienced much re-
lief; and now; after having continued to
use it for n short time, enjoy excellent
health. Yours. Sc.
novslm j.. MoA[AsTRR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13

TWENTY SIILLIoNs OF DOLLARS sAvEp.-AIr spald-
ing has sold two millions "f bottles of his celebrated
saves ut least ten dollars wOrtiOf broken furniture
thus milking an aggregate of twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable IN
zvention. Having made his Glue II hOuschOld word
lie now proposes to do the world still greater service,
ny curing MI the Aichng heads with his Ccplrllir
Pills and 10 they good as his Cline IIeatlarllas
Will soon vanish away like snow In July.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-13
WHEELING OBSERVATORY.
THR .rRUE 194NTr.

1N'IE UNDERSIGNED beg ieavc to announce hat
Il they have at considerable expense, erected
suitable building, procured Reliable Transit In
struncnt on Telescope, aud Will! the assistance Of
gentlemen entirely competent. lnvc established
True Meridian fVr tlte CTfy Of JFheeling.
iy this instrument observations from the Sun are
daily taken WHEN it passes tho meridian, which gives
Us, with great accuracy, Apparent, or solnr Time,
from which observations, tile true or mean time,
TINT clock or rcgnatOr should Indicate according
TO the equation Of time as nid down in Nautical Al
Obtained
The Instrument is Prominently located and Sc
cnted and We shall spare time trouble, in TAX
ing the necessary Observations 10 have the time that
our Regulator will In future indicate alwns correct.
Our FatrnS and tho Public inay therefore rely uron
its accuracy with entire confidence.
II. SCOTT & CO.,
Dealers and Jolbcrs in Watches Jewelry, Clocks &c.,
noY22 NJ. 1877 Main ST., Wheeling. Va,