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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

MERCANTILE COLLEGE ScHoLARsuIr-For
sale at this Office, several certificates Of
scholarship on reasonable terms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

10 The Jersey Shore Boom Bill on test
vote taken in the House Of Representatives,
on Friday, showed majority Of AZ in its IA
vor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
HARRIsBuR0, March 10, 1861.
SENATE,

Bals Considered Mr.. Bound called up
the House bill entitled an act to repeal an
net relating to hawkers in Northumberland
and Union counties, which passed finally.
Mr.. Connell called up an act to reduce the
snrolment tax on acts Of incorporation of
engine, hose, and hook and ladder companies
Passed.
Mr.. Nichols called up the House bill enti.
tied on "Act for the Suppression OF Fortune
Telling, and other Purposes" which passed
20 third reading, and was laid over.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BIS Passed. rhe following with n mum.
her OF other bills, were considerered and
passed finally
An act to decimalize the fee bill Of Pro.
thonotaries, except in Allegheny, Lancaster
and Philadelphia counties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

sg- Our old friend Major Freas, Of the
Germantown Telegraph announces the COM
mencent of the thirty y.second volume Of that
excellent Journal The Major says when he
a new house had not been erected in that
place, within the previous fifteen years.
The construction Of the railroad in 1881
gave il new life and caused it's advancement
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
HE A M ERICAN
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1861.
II. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

TO ADVERTISERS. The circulation OF the SaSFoRY
AMERICAN among the different the Susquehanna
is not exceeded il equaed by aay paper published in
Nutthern Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

eS" BooIs AND SHoEs. - We refer our req
ders to the card Of Messrs. G, Benkert X Som
80. A. South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Mr., Benkert's reputation, not only for good
fitting boots, bat for excellence Of material
has long been established at home at abroad.
Ills son, young gentleman OF taste and in
te!ligence, now one of the firm, is an acquis.
tion.
Our friends who procure their boots in
Philadelphia, will, Of course, get them OF G.
8enker. & Son.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

Northern Central and Sunbury q ii
Railroads.
The arrival and departure of Puspeneer Trans ~
Northern Central anl sunbury & Erie Railroads ~
piacc is as follows
MAI. TRAIN.
n G.. X. Il - d" J. IL ..
Going north, arrives as I'M. Ioycs 4 81
south, leaves IS a. NJ ! Arrives . 10 d"
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Goirr north, arrives II 10 p. N. Lenyrr u ~
" smith leaves . 40 a NJ. Auivcs =.
The shamokin valley and rottsviiir Rn.!ro'
Passenger tram leaves SmthuTy Mt 500
y Mt. Carmel, AZ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
Office of the Clerk of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland County.

NOTICE is hereby given that appraisement Of
real and personal property have been made
to the widows, respectively, of the following
named deccdents, sgreeably to the Acts of Assem-
bly, IN such costs made aud provided
Augustus Bergner, deceased
William Bohner.
? Jacob Frv,
jeremiah King,
Jacob Lahr, e"
William kreigbsum
And that the same will be presented TO The
Orphans Court for approval on TUESDAY the
OH day of April next, unless exceptions thereto
he flied heole that time,
MASSEG, CtA, o, {,
Sunhury, March is, ls6l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

Ia The new Court House in w illismsport,
is so far advanced that the county aficers
expect to occupy their respective apartments
in it next week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

TuE NAMES OF TuE NEw TERRIroRIrs--
Colorado and Nevada are spanish words. Colo
RADIO means colored, generally reddish, and il 'hc
name given ID several rivers in America. Ncya.
ds means as white as snow, Dacollh il at IN
dian word,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE
HARRIsBCRG, March l6. Isl
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Bills in Placc.-A large number Of bills
were read in place, Among them the follow.
ing -
An act to redSce the State tax on real and
personal property of two and half mills to
two mills on the dollar.
An act supplementary to the several acts
in relation to the Green Ridge Improvement
Company.
An act relative TO Courts Of this Common.
wealth. This bill provides that whenever a
traverse jury shall find the defendant not
guilty, and shall impose the costs upon the
county or the prosecutor, or shall hpportion
the costs between the prosecutor and defen.
dGnt in accordance with existing laws, such
verdict shall include the defendants bill and
costs tor witnesses, subppnas ard serving
she same.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
&. BENKERT a. sOX,

pCRE DRUGS. A fresh supply Just received
and prescriptions compounded in the most
careful manner, at the Mammoth Store of
FRILlNG&GRANT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23

The notabilites resident in Chicago are
numerous, # We may or, dit a letter.writer
who states that there are there the son of an
English Earl, formerly in the Guards. now
engaged in the by no means aristocratical
occupation of packing pork son of the
late Bishop of London, and a graduate OF
Oxford, busy in the manufacture of soap ; q
nephew of the gallant Lord Collingwood,
Nelson's Collingwood, )fattening cattle on an
adjacent farm; yourger son of one OF
Englsnd's noblest families, speculatiug in
wheat and corn reduced, but genuine
German Baron, who has hobnobbed with
Humboldt ana the tilted maguates of I.ondon
fashionable circles, dispensing lager beer at
half dime glass an accomplished Hunga.
rian noble, engaged in fresco painting at 50
a day. brother Of Charles Dickens, who
bears q striking resemblance to the gifted
novelist lie is Q clerk in the land depart.
ment Of the J. q. II. r., and it is from him
that Dickens received the nom de plume Of
"Boz."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
APPOINTMENTS.

Mr.. Anson Burlirgane goes to Austria
Mr.. Carl Schurz to Portugal, which lie
prefers to Brazil.
Doctor Fletcher (Minnesotu) IS urged ns
Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

tecting the rights and liberties Of all, and
frowniug upon the gng-lHW system. Let
US retain it aud defend it to the last, and
TO the death, If needs be. And finally, let
US hoist the Stars and Stripes over all the
hills and valIies west Of the Blue Ridge,
and bid lasting farewell to all east Of
that line, together with the rest Of the enc
emies of the American Union, lest they
enguif us in the whirlpool of rebellion.
Kentucky, having an equal interest in the
Ohio river, will still stand by and shield
US upon the West; Ohio and Pennsylvania
will guard us upon the North we can aud
will defend ourselves upon the East; while
the American Union, true to her trust, will
throw "piIIar of ERE" 10 protect as upon
the South. Thus constituted, thus shield.
ed, guarded and protected, We shall be
able to resist all the combinations of re-
beIliOn, and 10 stand Arm to the last, aud
with the flaming torch of liberty still way
ing over US To this end we should be full.
Is armed aud equipped. We are down on
the neutrality system. There are no hall
way grounds to be occupied. We consider
ourselves a part and parcel OF the great
Republic of America, and when it moves,
we should move with it. Every cog that
does not move is an obstruction to the ma
chinery of the Government, and should be
thrown out of the way, aud let the work
of liberty move on With clear sweep.
Will the Government furnish US arms
As ever, yours in tue Union. Nc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Candidates for the Senate aud House
OF OeleRntes and Other Omees.

People generally seem TO hav 6IorgOtten
that there is to be any other sort of an
electlVn Thursday save and except on
tue 0urquestiOn OF, for or aga,.s.- the ordi-
nance Of secession. 1t is we'll, even at this
late hour, that their minds should DO dis
abused OF the error. Members of the SEN
ate aud House of Delegates, as we'll as
Soue inferior local officers, are to be elect
ed, to say nothing of members of Congress
To commence with the list iu regular or
der, there is member of Congress TO be
chosen. W G. Brown, Union me1's can
dtdate, is tho Ouly person before the peo-
Pile Of the Tenth District for Congress-
Dr.. Kidwsll has left the track in disgust,
as we'll he might, being very well satisfied.
as wepresume, that he could not have car
ried single county in the whole district.
The State Senate is next in order. For
this place Joseph c, Gist, Esq, of Brooke
county, has been n standing candidate for
two or three months past. The people
Of his county and Hancock have, by gen.
'ernl consent, NO believe, adopted his
nomination, and will give him, We suppose,
their full vote. Fortho same Office Mr.
Edgington is brought out this mOruing by
some of his friends at West Liberty.
For the House of Delegates we have four
candidates in this county-yiz., Messrs A.
f. Ross aud Andrew Wilson on onh ticket,
aud T. H. Logan and Geo. Forbes ON an
other-both Union tickets; the one brought
out last week, aud the other this morning
The complexion of both tickets is exact.
" the same-a Dell and a Douglas man on
eachi Prof. Ross and DR.. Logan belonging
to the former, and Nessrs. Wilson and
Forbes to the latter school of politics.
So FAR as we know, all these candidates
are thoroughly sound on the Union ques-
ton. The Secessionists will have no can.
didntes, We presume. They were so badly
set back with their wellsburg attempt,
that they have not had the heart to try any
further. We presume they will coutent
themselves with voting for secession on
Thursday, aud leave the personal Geld to
the Union men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Gard From the Captain or.tho PItt.-
hnTEh Company. that came Down
STRANHR MEtyoTTr MAJ

EDS. GEEbgCReeT:-We have thonpht n
ADVISABLE, owing to come misrepresentation
concerning our coming to Virginia, 10 offer
our services 70 Naior 0akes, to offer q
OF 3s1et explanation AZ the facts Of The case.
we were tndpEsd TO believe that our seryf-
Sc would De aeeeptea as volunteers, and
We meant by tfuaeFinE them to aid The
Union men Of Western Virginia, la main
tanning their position. We did not intend
Or wish 70 thrust ourselves upon Nsfor.
aoakes or The people Of Virginia. We giII'
not go where We ara not welcome: and
lpousn We symPathiEe with the Union
men OF HlFglpie, Ne do not desire 10 give
neE, nnlsss she desiFe7, our services.
F. ~. BAYnR
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tTor the 1ntsllissnesF.l


AT meeting Of the Washington Guards
held in camp, May 18th 1861. Capt. Trim
BILE in the chair, It was unanimously.
ResoiVei, That the warmest thauks Of
the entire corps be and Rre hereby tender
ed 10 the fair ones of Wheeling for their
bountiful gift. ~
RsEoiUed. The entire corps are happy
TO acknowledge the untiring efforts of the
mobile Union executive Committee of
Wheeling, for their eNrnest endeavors to
render the company happy and comforta-
BILE.
Resolpsd, That for the future welfare of
our host Of friends we will ever pray.
LIEur. ThtMsLE, JAS. MAc&uLEY,
SERGT, REESE, RoBT. PHlLIPs,
ANDREW LEoNARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21


ave should like to know when Virginia
became province Of Ohio and Kentucky,
and by what law or right DenuisOn UNDER
taxes, through his satrAps, Campbell and
others whom we might name, to dictate
to our people what SHALL be done with the
products of Virginia soil. lPkssling I'M
ion Of yeIierddy.
We undertake to answer the above, not
because we find 1t in the Union newspa-
per, nor with the expectation of satisfying
the conductors of that sheet, who, ofcourse,
are merely talking for talks sake, in hope
less endeavor to keep their sinking heads
above water by exciting an illegiumnte
prejudice IN reference to matter that very
nearly affects our people-viz., their sup
ply Of breadstutrs.
Gov. Deunison, of course pretends to nc
authority over the products of the soil oI
Virginia. And, To-. that matter, neither
does he over the products of tho soil o.
Ohio that have been once bought and
brought over here. but he does pretend
to have some authority over future supple.
from Ohio that may be wanted to supply
the vacancies that may be Occastoned by
the shipments of "products of Virgins
soil" to points prohibited under the pro.
clamation of the Federal authorities.
This is tho how of the matter; and thi.
the bigOts of The Wheeling Union under
-s--1 j-.s well rs we do.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

VS. feel it due to the world TO announce
that the wheeling Uaion still lives" 1t
announced its own demise last week, under
its present regime. But tho sale fell
through. The old hulk WAS so full of holes
80 entirely Worm-eaten-So bilged and
bursted-so entirely used up and played
Out-thst when actuallyput upon the block,
purchasing parties stood aghast aud few
the track. We suppose never were poor
creatures more disappointed than the sOr-
rowing infatuates who own the Union, and
who up to Saturday last supposed that they
had succeeded in drawing the wool over
the eyes of a company of purchasers, aud
had finally saddled their old sinking fund
upon some unsuspecting parties, green in
the business.
The U6oR is in the condition of the coon
skin that the owner conld neither sell, give
away, nor lose. 1t cltngs to the shoulders
aud the purses of its present pitiable. dis
appointed and infuriate owners like the old
man OF the sea did to Sinbad. 1t can't be
shook loose. 1t sits upon their breasts like
a nightmare. No wonder then that they
were more malignant and virulsnt than
ever yesterday. They had two or three
pieces Of editorial that were not stolen
from the Richmond Ditpateh or the Peters.
burg EPress-somethiug which little
scrap book Of Ours can attest is rather an
unusual occurrence. (Ths 'sslightiy lit
srarY " bidaIgo who does the principal part
Of the stealing will understand this last
reuark.) Our belief is that they intend
to get mp steam and burst the old thing
wide open, and so make die of it. Their
articles yesterday point that way.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

into active servicsl L understand that
many of the men are unwilling II should
be done at this time, and 1 believe they
are required to submit by those exercising
medical authority in the camp. What is
70 be done2
Permit me to say, that Aessrs. J. and 7.
Hornbrook have the thanks of the officers
and soldiers in camp, for their li6erality in
supplying eaca company with ten copies Of
the Daily Lnteiiigeaesr. Many soldier
will bear them in grateful rememhrance
for it. The drum beats "a turn OF J.
Yours, &c. A soGDIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
ANNUAL
: SCHOOL, ELECTION.

UlHR Annual School Election will Le held on
il Saturday the LIST day Of June next, between the
and under the superintendent Of the persons here
matter named, Tor Commissioner for each Of the
Precincts aud Trustees for each School District in
- s' FOR ATKINSON PRECINCT.
AT the School House in Highland District, under
the superb tendence Of Vim. Atkinson, Samuel
M'COlloch and Dnniel Harris for one Commissioner
for said Precinct, and two Trustees for eacl, Wells,
FOR IEPFERsoN PRRcINCT.
At the School House In South Wheeling und0r
the superintendent Of Jesse Wheat, John OsteTlnS
cinot and two Trustees for each, Ohio, Caldwell and
1''''' FOR WASHINGTON PRECINCT.
At the School House in Woods District. under tho
Eupertnttndt OF Samuel Carter Janes AIeColloch
and II. U. Armstrong; for one Commissioner for said
Preciuct, and two Trustees for each, Beech Glen,
Moods, WnddIs, RieIland, Fulton, Steenrod aud
N''4'' FOR WEST LIBERTY PRECINCT.
At tue House Of Nm Irwin. ander the superinten-
dence Of Vim. B. Curtis, JUsia Atkinson and Ham.
Boon; for Commissioner for said Precinct, and
Trustees for EACH Morgan, Brady, Beck and 81 Kin.
- ron HENRY PRECINCT.
At TrIadelphia at the Eonse Of Mast 0Iatin. nm
der the Euperintendenes Of Thos. M'COon, Perry
pearsOn and JOs-l Brown; for ComnIs .iunur for
said Precinct and two Trustees for eac TrindtlphiR,
Martin. Boggs, COutre, Rough aud Ready and shep.
''' ', 1.ss' F0n MARsHALL PRECINCT.
Al the School House In CarsOn District, under the
William TeaEnrirn; for Commissioner for said
Precinct, and two Trustees for each, lIlauy Carson,
Bell, Fhris and ROney's Point Districtd
FOR COLUMBUS PRECINCT.
At the School House In Oldham District under tile
superintendeucs Uf Crst yhton Orr, james BrOwnIee
aud john Hall: for IComniaSIbuer for said Precinct,
and Trustees for each, Kimmous. Stewart, Orraud
Oldham Districts.
The Trustees Ofthe Several Districts will hand
over to the Commissioner elect. on the ID day Of
June their report Of tr condition, operations and
expenses Of their respective Schools. It is the
tnn Of the Boanl to enforce the collection ofthe tine
Of Ten Dollars fmposed by law on Trustees for tho
neglect OF this duty The Trustees also reminded
thai they required To ascertan the LIST day of
APRIL the population OF their several DiStrUts and
number OfCIlidren over 6nnd under Is, Aul return
the ZANE to the Clerk. either personally through
the Commissioner elect.
BlNnksf for Financial REPORTS can be obtained by tho
Trustees, from the Commissioner Of their Precinct
or from the Clerk Of the Beard
The Commissioners elect will meet Mt the Court
House on Monday, June I'd, at 10 o'clock, A. II.
Dy order Of the board.
JOHN II. Sr0RER,
Clerk Of the Board Of School CommISsIoners o. c.
May 70. ls6l-I0ds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
AN QRDINANoR
~ sReea ~ a,,s,siaE tasss fgr the Cit

- =. " TT 8 E1l7lsl q pEll 8tTut I91I.
SEQ T. b u ordained, that the taxSS assessed
alldsyl6d % RAJ GtSte tIthabies and 6o1S fsrf6s
SF 9Sal b payable aud duORs follow: "a he
ntSt CAY q septeelbsf next and lfnOf paid 70 the
So le9E q esselelte, on % bei0Ce the Clay Last
he sans shall be paid with interest," II the
ta!e g len psr 9tuu, from the rGt day ofseptem.
rs ne1 Ralds and e siall b the duty u the
10 collect such interest a the time he COZ
lee me principal and the sane to aeoolut for and
Ply int TIN treasury Of thu Clty; ard provided mr.
theF- that Rn PlEsoHs who Glti pay 1aid taxes In
sotley, 60 g 6e9eo the th day % June roxt 6hSii
e 70 9 therein Of four perce6fuui
% % y The eUlleoter, and that al peFsoRl
Gno hnall pay SAid taxes In money on or beEFe the
IN q next slall be entitled 10 reduction
q t H. PsF ssntum q be deducted by thRealleetOr
Sci. = This oFdinahea shall Be in fOres fnsr,
and amer this 18th day ofMay. 1881
myts-St JAO0B BURKLB, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

"Judge Summers, it will be also OBJ
served, is now engaged in addressing the
people in favor of tue ordnance Of seces.
SiOn."- RhesiiHg UHiOa, Of yesterday
We are both authorized aud requested
to state that there is not single syllable
Of truth Ia the above. 1t is a wholesale
fabrication. JOhu S. Burdst,, of Taylor
county, on last Saturday received long
letter from Judge Summers. in which be
tells him that he Is on the stump. aud go
ing ia heart aud soul against the infamous
ordinance. Aud, what Is more, be tells
him that be is with him aud ali his COL
leagues IN the Western Virginia movement.
Put shIs piece of news in your pipe and
yeur paper Tomorrow. will you3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
The Treason ordInanee OF the Rich.
mond Convention.

"About ten o'clock one night, an ordin-
auee defining treason passed, which de-
clares that to say anything against the
Government Of Virginia, or the authorities
thereof, or against the Government Of the
Confederate States, or the authorities
thereof; or against the G Government of any
member of the Confederate States, is trea-
sou, and, of course, Punishable as such.
If this be treason, then for one am gull
y. CGheering. l"-[E. D. HALL, in his
speech at FGirp1oat, Nay 6th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
QUO COUNTRY,s sONGs

OUR COUNTRY's SONGS.
lust ReCetYedJ
d Song for my COuntTyinen,
Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean,
Yankee doodle,
Star SpAnEled Banner,
Hail Columbia,
Our Union. Right or Wrong,
Columbia Rn o. the Sea,
oar Good Ship Sails Tonight, new and popular,
America,
Arranged for the PanoS for sale ut the Variety Store
IF u. NlC0LL 4 BRO,
my20 100 Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

We shall commence printing election
tickets some time to-day. All orders
especially those to go to the country
should be in before dinner time Don't
put OF getting your tickets until the last
hour, and then expect TO have your order
SLED just At once. Send in in time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
no the NTedIeal Profes,Ion.
E9ito5' Daily Iatslllgtaeer-

4saItoEs DqIIy INlfkligeneer-
Knowing you to be friendly 10 the sol-
dteEs now in camp on Wheeling Isis1a 4
take 'he liberty of asking the meliiEHI nro.
tession OF your city. through Inc e5lpmns
OF your excellent paper, the FOLLOWING,
questlon-ls Ii safe TO have the soldier
one and all, vacrinated, when they have 10.
stand drih from four to sig hours each tIoT
besides guard and other dnties, ana ~
liable, At 4 1onafHt'a notiee, 70 BE called
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
THR Richmond ETaufiner. tho ~

THR Richmond E4aWiat1, the last one
received, has very contemptuoas mem
zion Of Judge Camden, and the idea of his
being semitic Montgomery is spoken Of as
"the honor which accidentally fell upon
the man named Camden, and which vas
going a.begginR."
Ifthis is the opinion that is entertained
Of the Judge In secession circles, it is
NO wonder that he didn't venture TO go TO
Montgomery. His position there would
have beenfAbont as ttcklish as it 10 out at
home. It will be excessively funny If the
judge gets hanS By bpeh sides eventually.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

ttIT ReEtueEy to.nSorTOt0 tintuEES tie banner
N EtsiStGnee, aepeT piH fght under that
BdaRsr. I otSe paramount allegiance IL
.Ihs VrAols UnioH-a IubordiNats one TO my
oEn Sfate."-Hpnrv Clay in the United
States Senate, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
Special Notice to Farmers
Spring & Harvest Implements.

OWI lbs q LENIICRsg- LWpICLNGIIIS'
81 Farmers and Gardeners to their own make Of
IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL PEOUGHs, with the pat
ent guard attached, which prevents dirt and stoh4s
from being thrown upon the Young corn; these
PlouEhs with their ground anil polished steel sGves
and peculiar set Of shOvels are tile BEST IAfPLE-
Mi.NE ~ THE M9kLD Tor WORKING Corn and 70
Shovel PlOnEhs made EVTCEEly for and fully war
rdnted Steel teeth expanding Cnltivators, either
wooden Iron stocked, with the poteuf reversible
shares.
Also the largest stock Of HAY AND manure
FORKS, with the now SOLID STR4P REErLE FORK.
together with Garden and Field Hoes OF NIL kinda
and of very superior Workmanship. We would call
particular attention to the fact that We are the
GEnCruE agents and the distributing house for
WOODS IMPROVED MOVING MACHINES for
six counties in Ohio. six counties in Pennsylvania
fully warranted. JOiINSOS & FROST
my1 81 Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21

Sec that every ticket you vote has on it,
In plain, unmistAkaLle letters, these words:
AGAINST THE oRDlxAxcE OF SECESSION.