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OrgAnization, aud has ne fnpst adyantA e tdi
tanning newA II contain sAlL thu news Of tho
IN a slnAi ACe-tAally Lead.
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TnERE is woman In Quel &C 1l3 years old Her
children, grandchildren and great Grandchildren
number 226.
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Wholesale Price. Of ,suu,ry Produce.

NV hoEA. Wcint sday, i une !, 1905.
frccpt perhaps. All increased actiyit among ,pcc
ulaoi, IN pork, and noticeable IN p o. emcnt ia the
demand ior few II the eNdine sitcle, Of domestic
PRODUCE trade 10 almost at a stand sill at present.
neither buyers nor sellers, In yieu Of the uq1 ard
tendency ofgold, seeming disposed 10 hs1sri ventures,
rcsching into the future. Among callers Ia couutry
produce, this stAsna,ion l. c,pecia y noticeable, snd
the principal feature, Of to-day's produce market
may te summed w In a ven few uds. In the mar
ket tor butter hut very lev sales are reported, but
thee. al, In the buyers favor de cline OF ga3 cents
per pound on last weeks prices he ng conceded by
holders Eggs continue ~ arrive RELY, the supply
continuing to exceed the demand and prices are |.
l'te reduced discriminating the favorable reports
from the cattle markets IN this einiv teaIerp in
beef shou no disposition TO ietuce their prices bus
veal. mutton and lamb are mNcr nlly lower, Us arc
fut with which our markets are Iow literally emp.
l,ied The following are the lat est quotations at
Washington Market and vicinity
uurrHR.
New " sac SS ,us. 5sss w sss a,,ry n t Sf So,
Fair % sood DO .S.lo Pennsyk anis. nov 2js5S
eon...o GOD 95s27 Lard ,us. -. .iSSi, :.
\; Y. d.iry, prime l9als English dairy, new l2.lt
rns, fSn iu 70 Son i ,as ns sP szs;I
Western Ess. S!ssssS u Y state, do. 49,
iIyE ruUITRT.
Ihrscvs .25n2I Tame ducks, pair 0U g J
Fowls .25S2b Live Fee.e pair OOai .1
rRssn stRTs.
Beef sides. ........ l2aiG INeaL psr ID .. iOaI5
Mutton, eareA-s i2alt Fork ............ lII.sl4
Lamb, do. ,........l aa22
rEEsH fRuIr
Apples I EI5 ru;r's siS sua"seios guar, issss
GooscbeTrivs, bb. 2 UN2 bO
rnuIr
Cherries '.'...'.. 4.ts Bl.ettsrrss ALB
fs~ nee leslri 5eAlo hppoAc Tor. sSs0
CurrunL, new ...... .l2s Ralsiu,, layer 1 sOaG "
rOrAro~
New Bermuda 4 OOs6 0Oi Eereah 2 Y5.2 Is
Peach B.ons....... Uua2 % CouIuoa. -.
Prince Alberu. / Bag u'' D,las ars, .weat....-a-
Jackson " hItss..l IJa2 wi
PEAS AND BEAss.
Pes bean, .......l coal 10 Mixed los io.l l.,
hatints bush 9Oal IS Peas -Csuada i AAi 80
kidnevs. ........l iual 30
GARpES AND YIELD vrGrTABLEa
Asparagus dozen Onions, yellow
punches ........4 00a5 OOl ON iona ed NH
Rhuhafh, luJ hAs...J ea6I do white ip.i oo.E a.,
But Tu'nipA Dbl Cnn2 0ltireen peas bbI hn0sy o,
W IuInip~ ~ bs Sias6 Garlic, 10 LOO bch9 ~ a mi
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Ola Eyes made re W, without spect ncles
bo,oI OF Meulelhe' ial ph e. mailed Tree on IL
Se.p' o. toh cent?, AZ lees +, IL FOOTE, NJ. D.
llSO bIoadNN' Ne" ! ork 32y
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The Conspiracy Trials.
Evidence Taken on saturday.

Washington, June H. The reco ID Of The previous
day read and tie examination Of witnesses com
tnued IA tollowsi
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b. Mr. Ew!ns-live in Charlie. County. Nd. on
the Sunday sitet the sssas- nation Of the Ptesdrnt
heard non Nj. Moo 9, Who came from Bryantoan
atcd tie ~ esident know the iepItatiou OF the Wit
ness laue j. honas ~ be not very GOOD the people
consider him uutluthiul would not lci.eye him I'M
der oath In the opinion Of the community Ia which
he hNes Nj h mas would not. believe, be believed
on oath In the ehoI's of The government to suppress
the ielelliou have syn psthzei v it'll the govern
ment but did not approve The abolition OF .lAvery
facts.
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Washington, June ia verbal error In the
printed testimony Of Hon. Charles A. Dana before
the Military CommiisIon nov engaged In the trial Of
tho alleged conspiraiors maiesit appear that he has
ceased 10 he Assistant Secretary Of War. This Ia
roneou', A. he does no, expect TO resign that office
Ill the Let Of Iuy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Fhiladel-
II phia. a Benevolent Institution oslGh.
lishtd by special Endowment, for the Relief
OF the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Virp-
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for
the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
Medical advce given gratis. by the acting
Surgeon, to all via apply by letter, with n de-
scription of iheir condition, Gage occupation,
habits Of life, Lc,) and in cases Of extreme
poverty. Medicines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORT S on SpermatUrhGa,
and other Diseases of the Sexual organs, aud
on the new remedies employed in the D.Spen
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter epsel
opcs, free of charge. Two or tkree Stamps for
postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. j. 'SKILLlN H0UGHToN,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No .
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia. hy
order Of the Directors. 0a,
EZRA D. HARTWELL, PitsiGsnt
GEO. FAlRCHiLD, Secrrtary +: ~.
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WEST VIRGINIA SIS:

n ~ L'LS Hclu III lhu SltIh CIilSe OF l't
d! Circuit Court for Mason county, in the
month of F,bm1ry, 1869
Stephen Dagidsou, assignee of Ely, Mygot, il,
and Company, Complainant
vs..
James Hutchinson, A. NJ Hancock aad Ely
Mygot, jr, i Co. and otLers, defendants.
Tie object of this suit is to subject certain
House aud Lot in the town of Point Pleasant
belonging TO James Hutchinson, as well rs 9th
or property described in complananls bill, to
the payment of u debt due from the said James
Hutchinson, to the complainant. And it ap
pearing by affidavit filed that the defendcntS
A. NJ Hancock and Ely AIygot jr. d Co ar,
non. residents Of tIis State.
Now, therefore, on motion OF the plaintiff
Attorney, it is ordered that the said nnn. resi-.
dent defendants do appear here within oni
month after due publication of this order aup
do what is necessary to protect their ialerest ii
the premises. Teste:
CHAS. 3, WAGGEN Err, Clerk.
feb9-ir
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
Lowest Prices for Cash!I
A RMY md oouniry Merchants, PedlSrH,.
n Traders, Suffers, and General Dealers can
make enormous profits upon asrnaIl investment
Jewelryiof any pattern or quality aud IN any
quantity made to order DJ'Estimates for any
class OF work furnished. IfParlicular atten-
tion paid to supplying Auctioneers, Country
Pedlars, Indian Traders and Army Deaers.
Any style Of Goods manufactured, such as
Inventions, etc, at short notice W Coop CAN.
yAsslNG CLEEKs, WITH SMALL oAPlrAI, CAN
FISH CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT! Illustrated Lists
andfull particulars free. ms "
The Profit TO the Retailer Is Very Large ,
a Wholesale Supply can be carried in
kuapsack hand yalise or carpet bag, and VIII
not DC like books--buky or nconyenient 10
carry from place to place
REMEMBER ANOTHER TnlNG!-THs BrsiNrss
IS STRICTLY HoSoEABLr lJ-Tars isHo need 81
ndsrCgreSenting or ezGggraiiRy, OUR 6oops
Snow ron THEMSELVES AND PROVE TnENsELVEsl
1t is q busnessin which an ample and salts
factory equivalent is given for the money 70.
CelNeu anu uu tHCoUIdSAb F'Vi'' - iN.."'N,H ~
the same tine. 1t is an occupation IN which
no person need be giroid or ASHAMED to canvass
the same field again and again, for where once
our goods are Introduced, permanent and con.
tiauols demand is created.
To Soldiers in the Army, or those a: hone
disabled by the hardships Of war, 10 Clergy
men out OF health. Teachers PosImasters or
any person who wishes either local or an hCtiVa
occupation and one that brings with II Great
Pecuniary Inducements, this presents an op-
portunity seldom met with TRY I'll AND
SEE FOR YOURSELVES II h1rar
CAREFULLY SELECT ED LOTS OFJEY
ELRY comprising our newest styles and most
saleable variety OF Goods. will JG sent any
where in the loyal States. We are constantly
filing orders from persons leaving the choice
ofgoods entirely to us To such we promise
the best exercise OF ohr taste and judgment,
md from onr long experience can en- sure sats-
faction. VIZ ASK NO PAY ~ ADynNcg, state
what style ana qualtyoi Goods are wanted,
and we viii send the safe aud eoHectpay by
Express at the end Of the Route iDi
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements ard manufactured in the
best manner. OF pure material, allwarranted at
prices from $40 te $3.50 each Sent anywere
pay collected By Express. Satisfaction gu
arantccI AL WATCHES ArFEsT PRICES; 7lLV
BEING ouE own lsToErArtoS.i s.F mo
C.reala Tet By mail SendtorGmr
T. & II, GAUGHAN. -,n
vi Manufacturers and imrcriers.5
7.6 BROADWAY, NLw.YogE.
Nov. i0-m3. "''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02

4 T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
"A Circuit Court of Putnam county, IN the
month Of February, 1863,
Samuel Wjnebrimcr and Robert NJ, Sims,
vs..
L. p. Freemen, Christopher Hoke and Robert
rn \. Sims In Chautpry.
The object of this suit is 10 recover Of tho
defendcnt, H. p. Freeman, the sum of 81 800
ms is evidenced by three several bonds, cTccu
ted by the said 4 p Feemen, on the LIST day
of September, 1854, one for the sum OF $500.
payable twelve months after date thereof one
for $500, PAYABLE on or before the lst day 81
Stptembrl 1867, aud the other aud last for the
September, 1860, with interest thereon from
tho said LIST day Of September. 1857, and
costs of this suit And it appearing by atlida.
Wit filed with the papers that the complainant
has present cause Of action therefor. pnd'itap.
pearing further by said affidavit, hat the said
Il. p Freeman aud Christopher Hokc are non
residents OF this State.
ltii, therefore ordered that they doarpear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order aud do what isuecessary TO protect
their interest IN the premises.
GEO II. MONTAGUE, Clerk
Summers & Hogc, soils h-. " liebl6-4t
-------------------- -----------------
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.
A 7 Rules held in the CLERKS Office of the
IA Circuit Cont Of Pumam county In tho
month of February, 1868, .....
+, +. Morris complainant,
VS..
VIM II Morris and Geo W Morris, defendants.
. In Ciiancry md Attachment
Tho object of this Suits 10 recover or en-.
force n vendors lien for The sun Of SlH pur.
chase money for twelve acres Of land soll to
the defendant WIN II NlolriR,a MS agent fox the
defendant Geo W Morris, also the interest and
cost Of this suit And appearing by afRdN.
vii filed with the r1pcrs thut The defendants
arc non.rcsjdonts Of Ibis Slate aud that said af.
FAINT has present cause for action therefor.
IT Is, therefore, ordered that tue said Will
liam II Morris aud Geo W Morris do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what Is necessary to protect
their interest in the premises,
'pcsle;
GEO, II, MONTAGUE, Clerk.
fcblG-it.
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Samuel wjncbrimcr and Rober; N, Sims
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NOTICE,

rrm. NOTICE, H..vr
TO MEssRs, JOHN SMITH and THos.
HENSON. Gcuirmcn--Yo are hereby mott
fed lint on the 25h day of February next, at
the UomtI House of Putnam county. S1te Of
West Virginia shall proceed to take tho dep
o,itions Of Reuben b Swindler and others to
bc rend as evidence in my behalf ia n case
now pending in the Circuit Court ofsnid coun'
", on tho Chanccry side thereof, and in which
am complainant aud you arc defendants, If
the taking orsaid dispositions is not finished
on said day, the further taking thereof, will be
continued from day to day until completed.
ROBERT NJ SlMMS.
Jan %, 1865 - per Counsel.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.
A 7 Rules held in the CLERKS Office of the
IA Circuit Court Of Pumam county in tho
month Of February, 1865, .....
i. Il. Morris complainant,
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NOTICE

A LII persons who hire my negroes are mott,
N fed that. shall collect their hire while
they remain h Wc,t virginia, unless they 60
into me- nf or uaya. service Of the United
- LMge l1 support Io aged and nlilc.
na h.mQhlcA 20 The cause Of my nc.
.H hs pietniscs.
kbIG-9l JOHN ". WATT.
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TO SOLDIERS AND WIDOWS OR
HEIRS.

1rHE undersigned will attend to all business
4. ofcolecting Bounty Money, Bounty land
Pensions and back Pay,
Pensions procured for soldiers, scamcn and
marines ofthe prcsentwar, who are disabled
By reason OF wounds received or disease col :
tracted while in service and Pension, Bounty
Money and arrears Of Pay obtained for widows
or other heirs of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for services IN any Of
the other wars. .. ru-r -.-.t
All bushes, fsom distance win De prompt
~ attended TO, Charges moderate, and We ask
no pay in advance; we pay all expenses.
u We also bny discharged soldiers Clglms
STERNEMAN Il SHEPARD.
Oct. s 63-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
MAxIMs ON MONEY

The art Of living easily as to money, is to
pitch your scale of living one degree below
your means. Comfort and enjoyment are
more dependent upon easiness in the detail OF
expenditure than upon one degrees difference
in the scale. Guard against false associations
Of pleasure with expenditure-the notion that
because pleasure can be purchased with mon-
ey, therefore money cannot be spent without
enjoyment. What a thing costs man is DO
true measure Of what it is worth to him and
yet how often is his appreciation governed by
no other standard, as if there we're pleasure
in expenditure per sc. Let yourself Ieel
want before you provide against ii. You
are more assured that il is real want; and il
is worth while to feel it little, in order TO
feel the relief from ii. When you are uD-
decided as 10 which of two courses yOu would
like best, choose the cheapest. This rule will
not only save money, but also good deal Of
trifing iudecision. Too much leisure leads to
expense because when man is in want of
objects, it OCCURS 10 him that they are to be
had for money, and he invents expenditures, in
order to pass the time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
A CANDID MAN.

There is nothing sheds SO fine light upon
the human mind as candor. 1t was called
whiteness by the nncienis, for its purity, and
it has always won the esteem due to the most
admirable of the virtues. However little
sought for or practiced, all do it the homage
Of their praise, and all feel the charm and
power of its influence. The man whose Opin-
ion makes the deepest mark upon his fellow
man, whose influence is the most lasting and
efficient, whose friendship is instinclively
sought where all others have proved faithless,
is not the man of brilliant parts, or hattering
tongue, or splendid genius, or commanding
power but he whose lucid candor and ingenu-
ous truth transmit the hearts real feeling pure
and without refraction. There are other quail
tiles which are more shOwy, and other traits
that have higher place in the worlds code of
honor, but none wear better, or gather less
tarnish by use, or claim deeper homage in
that silent reverence which the mind must
pay to virtue Green Leaves.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
Glass of 81.
roAsr read br A. H. AnAms.

Toast read by A. Ii. ADAMS, Sandusky, 0.
The Families of our Soldiers who are
engaged in the maintenance of the Govern
ment founded by him whose birthday we cele-
brate"
RESPONSE by r. F. HuRLBUTT, Delaware,
o.
The Soldiers families. In our hour of trial,
many traits in the character of this people
have been developed which excite alike our
national pride, admiration, and gratitude.
None have, or none should have moved
these feelings more than they, who have sent sons,
husbands, and brothers to the field; parents,
who have placed arms in the hands of sons;
wives, who gave husbands God-speed in the
cause of country and freedom; sisters, whose
gentle influence has been potent as gentle
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
VOL XLVI.
THE EMPTY CRADLE,

In the lonely, quiet chamber,
There's an emoty cradle bed,
With print upon she pillow
OF baby's shining head.
It's q fair and dainty cradle
DoWny soft, with pillows white,
But within the blanket folded
Lies no liStle form TO- night.
Once the mother sat beside it,
When the day was growing dim,
And her pleasant voice was singing
Soft and low a cradle hymn,
Now there's no more need OF singing
When the evening sha dows creep
For the cradle bed Is empty,
And the baby gone to sleep.
Little head that used 10 nestle
In the pillows white and soft
Little hands, whose restless fingers
Folded there in drea ms so Off
Lips We pressed with fondest kisses
Eyes we praised for purest ray
Underneath the churchyard daisies
They have hidden all away.
All. the empty, useless cradle!
We will put it out Of sight,
Lest our hearts should grIeve too sore3y
For the little oHe tonight.
We will think how safe forever
In the better field above,
That young lamb for which we SORROW
Resteth now in jesus love.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

The shortest and best way to make your
fortune ia to convince people it is their inter-
eat to serve you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
DELAWARE, OHIO, MARCH 8, 1866.

shall make her bills to shake-the soldiers of
the Union shall hear it-shal feel that their
work is done and all radiant with glory shall
retire from the field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

Experience is the father, and memory the
mother Of wisdom.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

''From the mountains, to the sea,
Floats up, o; Lord to thee;
To the fOUtsto)t of Thy throne,
The long, low, tremuIous moan
or a chlldIess multitude,
Tender, and fair, and good;
OF mothers, forlorn forlorn,
Who weep for their early bora;
Aud Of widows, Gorlorn as they,
Whose hope, whose prop, whose stay,
Lie low in Ihe shallow grave
OF the unIorgotten brave
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

Full line of CARPETS, in the newest and richest
patterns from the celebrated looms Of Lowell and
Hartford at REDUCED PRICES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
CIass of '66.

ToAsr read by w. j. CONKLIN, Sidney, ..
The 22nd of February lS65-Washington's
happiest birthday fuller OF glory, fuller Of
promise, and fuller OF hope to the suffering
millions, aud to the cause of universal liberty,
than any 22ud OF February since the one that
gave the Father of mis- country to Ameri'
ca, TO humanity and TO the world
RESPONSE by j. f. THOMSON, Buenos Ayres,
South America
Groaning beneath an immense national debit
with ten hundred thousand OF Thy soma sleep
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
THE PLACE TO BUY
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
PRETTY GLOVES
AT J. Fl. MENDENHALL's

FANCY SILKS for scarHs, ELEGANT RIBBONS at
auction rates, the best assortment OF BALMORAL
SKIRTS IN Delaware county, and the cheapest too,
NENDENHALL'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

ToAsT, read by MErELLUs THOMSON, Ken
ton. Ohio, Washington first in war; first
10 peace; and first in the hearts of his coun-
trymen."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

"The mighty West shalt bless the EasI,
Aud sea shall answer sea,
And mountain uutO mountain cal
Praise God, for wo are lrso,"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
Uur1cHv LIZ, January Is, 1885

81 Sit1 - UHHIcHV LIE, January 10, 1855
GIP. W. Il. .RoVEY :-DeSr siT: In November lsoa.
ny wife vn1 taken with . severe attack Of ILdRm-
nGiory RhtumHii5m. conhpinH her TO her bed, and
= deFipR her Entirely hAple foE over four mOnth9'
tier which she imE TOVed in health Suheiebt to be
Eopped up in her bed abd oeea9topaIIy the pains
mid leave her 70 che could get about the room
tpOD erutebes. But foT more than year she could
5sIlld She ICED herreIE Cod hBDds and feet were
ter constant coDp"nions. sLe .uheTed terribly
..ost of tho lime, with severe pGinD or cramps in
= stomach, which appeared periodically, oDce q
iopth, Keeping her In ed a week at a time. Upon
- visit one fT' my reg ment, (6ltt o. v. IL on
q I'd day Of Lee mber last, called at your drug
lore Gpd iOrBd you opening some ntW goods,
borg which wAp JOhns0n'I Rheumatic Compound
I'd Blood Purifier. AtyoUr Sugs seOtion purchased
bottle 1t BCted like y charm in her case. She
81 been entirely free Of the pain In her stomach,
Der St and hands are warm, che is now doing her
pEn house WOIk, ard yesIeTdAy did the churnpF,
Ind on have this dSy r. eeiVed visit from her 70
thsBk ytu in person for the Heavenly tRa She calls
IT, relief Ehe has received from the Of JohnBon's
CCmhouId. ISAIAH MOOR.
Do IEost cbeeTfuIly AfhTm to the shove descTip-
tion OfHy case aS true In every respect.
e.. ca. HENRikTTA MOOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03
ATwooD's
Patent Drilling Machine.
PILE DRIVER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
DRACTIcAL TFsTs hAyibE fdIIy demonstrated
the superiority Of this mSChIns over ali othOrs
3 the purpose Of HinkinG on Wells, The under.
Ened now prepared to receive ordeEa for the came
Th machinery cOulpEOps everything requisite
q the lOIt1g OF oil WellA. aXceptipg the eTBAM
N6lNE AEp CAST IRON DRIVING PIE, Cbut
ill be furniShed II desired. At reasonable Prieo),
nd dhPenSes with the use Of the Derrick Ropo Bull
heel, and other euUbrOuS and expensive fixtures
oW IN use, and iS % arranged, being constructed
= wheels aud portable, that It can be easily ro-
owed for the PurPose OF sinking wells IN different
THE DETRITUs la removed nom the we'll ~ our
Airnt ny ydrAulic process, aud docs not require the
emoval OF the dTill from the boring, This prceSSS
L g only removes all the doJrtuS in tFOm 70 10
linutcS, but likewise edcctuAlly clears out aud
PSns all the auAl oil veins that ara 20 0Etea en-.
rely closed up by the old process OF and p1mpiuR.
WITH THIS MACHINE and . pFactieaI enRIntof. .
NOll can be sunk from 900 to 600 feet within 4
T'Od OF nom 10 70 50 days After the soil pipe haS
sen driven. -
Arrangements arc being made for the coastruc.
on aud -0oltVtEy Of these machines At New YoFk
orUich, ReW6uTE, N. " and PittGbuF POano. +; :.
Ror further lnIOrmaEiOa, price, tsFma &c adarl-l
BlAG0N LELAND sz0f > I
- Lsrl.5 yzNt&sH MHfRDFoLIRAN Holnst
upFlS-Sm NHVT, RGIAF. ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-03

heart bound to the suFporE of the republiO
land the extermination of imperial rule. Ii
is onlyithe most wealthy Maxica1s Who
support Maximilian. This correspondent
also speaks in uehigh terms. of the condition
of the Cad q. S.cOloTedI infantry, Inuder
COL Burrstt tcommandibg'th the post8atBra-
Sos uSandago. The, forGifcations. are ex-
tensiVe aud firmly built z>ei4 q. sa,ss
Hundreds of refugees and desertera from
tie rebel forces are daily arrtvihga saoU