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- THE EXPLOSION AT-RUsH run
From the Steubenyille Herald of yes
terday we CLEAN more accurately some
particulars Of the explosion which took
place in the Mendenhan coal shaft at
Rush Run on Wednesday,. We quote:
For some time past the curbing, or
sldes OF the pit, sixty feet below the
mouth, was outofrepair, and on exam
ination by the boss, Mr.. james Brown,
II was deemed necessaryto repair it at
once, although not considered actually
dangerous A temporary platform
was erected across the pit for that pur-
pose, at Il distance of sixty feet below,
and made perfectly air tight to prevent
the escape of gases from the chambers
beneath. Mr. Brown descended to the
platform to see if everything was safe
and in proper condition before the
men went down, and found everything,
as he thought, in satisfactory condf-
ton. On coming up, Thos. Payne,
Luke Harris and Thos Patton descend
60 with tools to repair the curbing, and
In hve minutes after they had an
nounced their safe landing on the
platform, most terrible explosion oc-
CURED, blowing the beams Of curbing,
stones and dirt out of the pit, with such
force as to lift the roof of the building.
Patton was blown out of the pit against
the roof, and fell with a mass of timber
directly across the bunton over the
mouth of the pit, entirely dead and
very much burned and disfgured.
Several of the workmen standing near
| the pit were slightly injured and
stunned by the falling timbers. The
smoke and gas for a time made it i'm
possible to approach the pit. A stream
of water, however, was quickly turned
in, which purified the air in an hour
sufficient to allOw wOrkmen tn dpscand
on examination it was found the. plat
form and curbing had wrecked the shaft
so as to prevent passage to the bot
tom, some two hundred feet below the
platform, where the other men had
fallen. Up to noon to-day the bodies
OF Harris and Payne had not been re-
| covered. 1t is supposed the explosion
was the result OF carelessness on the
part of the workmen in removing
part of or making a vent in the plat
form, through which the gas became
ignited by the lamps.
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Trustee's Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u from Joseph Elliott TO me, dated March
ID 1880, ana duly OF record in Deed Book 49,
folio 4I9. in the Recorders office OF Ohio
county, West Va, shall on SATURDAY,
the 2Dth day of April, 1867, on the premises,
proceed to sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said JOSEPH Ell
Lofts interest, (being the one fourtn) in a
certain tract OF land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters of Little Wheeling Creek,
eleven miles east of Wheeling, near the Ma
uonnl Road, and adjoining lands of William
Castor, the heirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
others containing one hundred and ffty
acres, more or less, from which said tract Of
land twenty three acres and IS poles, decided
TO Minor Gibson and others, Is to be taken
Selling as trustee L shall convey only such
utle as + vested in me, which, however, is
TER Ms OF SkLE-S7OO with interest lfToro
ddrcn I'd, 1865, and costs OF sale, cash, and
the balance In equal instruments of one and
two years, with Interest from day OF sale
the purchaser giving approved security for
tne payment OF the deferred tnstalments.
A. g. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELING, March 10, Is6f-im tI4F5fEt7' .
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BUSINESS on the landing yesterday
was brisk. The regular packets came
and went at the usual hours. The river
is still in good stage and falling slowly.
Boats leave to-day AS follows:
The Hudson, for Cincinnati, at ). PM.
The hentOn, for Evansville, Cairo,
Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans,
at p NJ.
The Rebecca, for Parkersburg, at IL
A. NJ
The Reese, for Sunfish, ats P. NJ.
The Logan, tor Steubenville, ut P.
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Trustees Sale.

p1l VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID nom William Loe TO Edward n. Fits
hugh, dated Oct. 3, 1883 and recorded in Deed
Book 80, page 10, of the records OF Ohio coun-
ty, and an order of the Circuit Court of Ohio
county. made at March Term, 1867 substitute
ing me as trustee in place of the said trustee
named IN said deed, Twill proceed on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 10th, at 10 o'clock, a. M, at the
mont door OF the Court House of Ohio county,
nered forty-stx (16l on the east side of Chap
line street, in the Fifth Ward of the city OF
trustee, sell such interest only as Is vested
In me by said decd and order.
Terms of Sale-Cas ~ 5lEt-a-
JOHN G. CHANDLER. Trustee
MHEELING. March is. 1851. - Ilar2I.td =
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Spr SaIf.
BRADLEY
WOOLEN YARN FACTORY
For Sale.

ulHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
i following described property for sale, viz:
A substantial brick building, three stories
high, 81 feet long by 80 eet wide, with. the.
addition of good Dye House 81 feet long by
70 feet wide, and n good brick tenement
house containing rooms, with several other
small ont houses adapted TO facilitating
the mandatory. ~ +l-A1 'T
5MAcaISERY-viz: Two sets off feet jerks
Machines with all the late improvements;
Spinning mules, one containing 335 spindles
and the other 3S4: four twIsteFs and other
machinery tuitable for carrying on the BUSH
ness, with q splendtdly improved Dry Room.
There Is also room for three Sett ofmachines
In the Factory The Factory Is in operation.
and those wishing to purchase would do we'll
TO call and examine same Immediately. A
splendid Boiler, Engine, Governor attach
are warranted sufficient power TO run three
sets of machines. -iIi = i7F
Z. BRADLEY,
aDIa-lLn l. : healing Y
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Trustese's Sale

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Andrew Hallto Pulaski scattertiay,
dated OCT. 3, 1888, and OF record In Deed Book
SO, page SS6 of the Records OF Ohio county,
and an order of the Circuit Court OF said
county, made at the March Term, 1857, SUBJ
stttuting me as trustee in place OF said trus-
tee named in said deed, will proceed on
SATURDAY, April nth, 1857, at 10 O'Clock, a.
N: at the front door of the Court House OF
properly, 10 wit: Lot numbered forty-eight
liSl on the east side OF ChapIine street, in the
State of (%estl Virginia. AS trustee. sell
such interest only as Is vested in me by said
deed and order. Terms OF sale-Cash,
- JOHN g. CHANDLER Trustee
|. WHEELING, March 10. 1861. fnar2I-fi
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A s TRUSTEE APPOINTED BY THE
II Circuit Court of Ohio county in the
stead Of Henry c. Flesher, who was appoint
ed trustee in the stead of Frederick Mozier,
named as trustee in deed of trust made by
which deed Is now of record in the Recorders
ONCE OF Ohio county, Book 80, folio IS, 1
shall offer at public sale at the front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of April, 1867,
the following described property that is TO
say: Lots numbered eighty.five (S5) and
eighty-six ls6), situated In the town of Tri-
out by Josiah Thompson Ess''-'
Terms Of sale-Cash, Title believed indis-
only such title as IS vested in me by said
deed of trust.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
mch27-tl ##- TruSfaa
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the san day of April, 1867,
Public or Private Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF MORTGAGE DEED
ID ofChattels, from w. c. Peck, Bro. & Co !,
to me, dated March Goth, 1856 and duly
recorded, will sell either by private sale, or
public auction, on April 18th, 1867. at len
O'Clock a M, the following described pro-
peIty, situated in West Wheeling, Belmont
county. Ohio, and opposite the Belmont
Mills, Wheeling, West Va, to-wit: The large
frame building known as the old Genin
Mil, consisting of a large quantity of good
lumber, such as boards, toist, rafters, posts
gtrders, sash and glass. Also, 200
large soap kettles, with wooden curb. one
Large alkali tank, two metal pumps, with
pipes and hose, one spring wagon, and one
api.4t III. CoNNEIJY
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WINES AND LIQUoRs.-Messrs. c.
WeIty and Brother, importers and
dealers in foreign and domestic Wines,
Liquors and Brandies, have opened up
and display II fine stock in their new
building, East side of Main street, just
above J. II. Smiths Dry Goods store.
See their advertisement, which appears
elsewhere.
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PESIrESTIART CONTRACTS ON the
Goth of last month the President Of the
Board of Directors for the Penitentiary,
advertised for sealed proposals for IO, 600
perches of stone, to be used In the con-
struction of the Penitentiary at Mounds
willie. On Wednesday the Board OF
Directors met at Mouudsville, opened
the bids, and awarded contracts for
5000 perches of stone. The following
are the awards:
Edward Lowe, OF Marshall county.
contracts TO furnish 1000 percheS, OF
which 300 perches aretO be rubls stone.
and LOO dimension stone. He Is to
receive s. perch for the ruble, and
IS 50 a perch for the dimension stone.
]. W. Hobbs & Co., ofHancock coun-
ty, contract to furnish 1900 perches. of
which S75 are to he ruble and LBS ii-
lnension stone. They are to receive 81
for the ruble, and 50 81 for the dimen-
sion stone. - @ tz
John Limle and Philip " elton, of
MARSHALL county, contract to furnish
1,ooS perches, Of which S75 are to be
ruoIe, and lbs dimension. They are
20 receive 81 for the ruble and IS 81 for
loves contract amounts I'd SIS $50.
HOBBS y Co.'S $lS,lS2 so; Limle &
NeIton Sl2,60S 80. The whole amount
ing 70 42,2S6 .. Average price per
perch, IS 10. 1t Is estimated mat 20 n0o
Perehes OF stone will be required.
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q. B. McGregor, New Lisbon, o.
VIM. Martin, Pittsburgh.
Q. A. Cline, Centreville, o.
VIM. Butterfield, Antioch.
Henry Welsh, DIllies' Bottom.
g Clay tor Smith. TYLER Co.
o. Clarke. Fanlight, w. Va
Geo Roger, Proctor, W. Va
jas. Guthrie, WeiZel Co.
Job Taylor, do.
+. w. Brown, Moundsyille.
A. B. Griffin and lady, Newark, o.
y. Reynolds. Uniontown, Pa.
g. :. McFadden, Noundsville.
Q. L. Gillespie, bloomfield, o.
A.W Best and lady, Moundsville.
Daniel Walton, Woodsfield, o.
j. O. Power. West Liberty.
Saml Trimble, Short Creek, w. Va.
Geo. Thompson. Jackson, @. II.
E H. Dunlap, Valley Grove, w. Va
Nc Maccallum, @. & w. Z. R. W.
Jas. Adams, Darlington, o.
j. w. Myers, Moundsville.
w. ID. Walker, do.
W. n. Hennen, Jollytown, Pa.
Jas. Sole, Burton, w. Va
John Google, Rivesyille, w. Va.
l.. 7. Dorsey, Matamoras, o.
Z CleSs. hOundSvtlle.
John Q. Beckett, Fairview, o.
]. 3. Davenport, Ohio.
a. ID. briggs. Ohio.
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DEATH wARRANT.-Governo Geary
issued a warrant Wednesday for the
execution of Robert Fogler, on the 18th
of May, IN the Jail yard of Washington
county, Pa. The condemned, it will
he remembered, was convicted a short
time since of the murder of Robert
Dinsmore, on the 4th of December, 1856.
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ONE of the most extensive and care
fully selected stocks in Millinery Goods
and Dress Trimmings for Wholesale
and retail trade, can be found at ID. A.
Adler & Co.'s, at Rheinstrom's well
known stand. Alexander's and EN-
press Kid Gloves. Embroideries and
Laces OF the best classes, in quantities.
Shawls, Sacks and Balmorals of the
latest pattern. 80. ~
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

1IHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. AT
y private sale the well known and des.ra-
pie Chaioner Farm, situated on Captina
Creek, seven miles from the Ohio river
This Farm contains $40 acres: 200 acres
cleared lOO of which Is choice bottom all
watered and umbered, with a four foot vein
otexcellent coal on the premises. The Farm
Is Wen calculated for either stock or agricul-
tural purposes. sIl T fTlIl ; -
For further particulars or information
relative TO price and terms, call on, or adde's
by letter, at Newark. Licking County, Ohio,
JEROME BUCKINGHAM, or
COLLINS & THURSToN.
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"iovISG TINE" often causes sad
havoc with clocks, and reminds the
owners of such time keepers of the
necessity of place where they can
purchase new ones. OxtOby 81 Duff
field, lO3 Main street, have in store and
for sale fine assortment of all styles
of clocks. Call and see.
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POLICE CoURr.-Before Judge Good
yesterday, Thos. McCown had hear
ing on charge of raising row and
wanting to fight. In consideration of
mitigating circumstances Thomas was
only fined 50 and costs.
Nancy Hyatt, an old offender, who
had spent the night in the lock up, was
brought out, charged with prostitution
and indecsncy, and was summHTily
fined $40 and costs and in default OF
payment was sent to the lock up for
80 DAVIS.
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SoLTcrroRIS BANKRUPTcY.-We hear
that our friend Col. George b. Caldwell,
of this city, is likely to receive the ap-
pointment OF Solicitor in Bankruptcy
Tor this Congressional District, under
the new bankrupt law. The position
requires hrst-claSs qualifications, both
ns To integrity and legal nc umen. We
do not know any one who meets these
requirements more fully than Col.
caldwell, and we shall be gratIfied to
hear of his appointment.
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Col. THATER MELVIN, the Attorney
General of the State, has removed to
this city and opened u law Office, up
stairs in the Melodson bQilding on
Main street, Just opposite the Bank of
Wheeling. See card in our advertising
fOIumus
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TheDOctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office,
ENDORSEMENT OF THF PRESS

NJ: The many thousands cured at this estab-
~ tSnt within the last twenty years, and
sSI nuLnerous important surgical Operations
Pss s by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
I ,'5tss OF The Sun and many other papers
a n0siSe9 o. which have appeared again and
ios I - oeiore the public, besides his standing
h3It, gentleman Of character and respecta-
10y ny - a sutncient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
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THE cellar under the rear of the
building to be erected by A Turner,
around on Main street, has been exca-
waited, and the masons have begun TO
lay up the foundation walls. -i-
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MEssRs. J. G. ORR Il Co., yesterday
made sales OF between $500 and 2,4Oo
bolts of wall paper. This enterprising
firm have now opened out very large
stock in their new room in the Mer-
chants Block, consisting of books, pa
per aud other stationery, blank books,
wall paper, &C., Sc.-in short every
thing kept in IA first class book and
stationery house. In connection with
the same establishment, Messrs Orr,
PAUL & Co. have opened up on the Sec
ond floor a splendid stock of carpets
and upholstering.
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HUMBuG or not, it sells, regardless of
hard times, and proves satisfactory.
For 1t Will restore gray hair to its orig
nal color, prevent and cure badness,
aud the most skeptical are convinced
of the above truth by using Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which is war
rantpd
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1857.
npANr unnrr

GRANT HOUSE.
Irwin W. Vaughn, Rochester.
P. Stone, Gallon, N. Y.
r. Sours, New York. a.f
E. q. Miller, Washington.
J. II. Patterson, st. CIairsyilIe.
a. z. BoSes, Ohio Co,
Thos. Frazier. st. ClairsyiIle.
John II. Bailey, Evansville.
Alexis S. Mcdonald, Boston. ~
Jos. RIebler, Pittsburgh.
Max. Weyl, Philadelphia
a. j. Andrews, La Crosse, Wis.
Jno. ID. Young, Washington. Pa.
Jas. G. MeMuIien, BeImont Co.
y. ". Mccoy, Washington, Pa.
Miss Emma Hnssey, Ut. Pleasant.
Sami N.AuR. do.
g. ]. Porter, Boston O..
1 w. McMullen, Boston, o.
Thoa. ChappeiI, do
X. i. Wood, Washington City.
Geo. w. Madill, Warrenton. o.
r. M..LaId, Belmont Co.
lsraIl Lewis, st. ClairsvilIe.
GIL Mcconnell. New Athens.
Rev. Washington Glass, Ohio.
Joel Elliot, Louisville, o.
Mrs. Joel Elliot, do
w. J. McMannus, Chicago.
VIM. Rile. st. Clairsville.
Miss K. j. Alexander, do
Jas Straughn, Belmont Co.
Miss Anniei Carlisle, do
q. ID. Yocum, do
L. s. YOcum, do
Ace B. Hogue, Pittsburgh.
.. n. Cunningham, Winchester, o.
VIM. F. Moeller, GaIlatin, Tenn.
Johnson Snider, Dayton, o.
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MEssRs. SCOTT AND HENNEaEN, Jew
ellers, expect to remove to-day to their
new room in Peterson's building. They
have fitted 1t up in elegant style, and
when set up will have by far the most
splendid establishment of the kind in
the city.
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M'LURE HOUSE.


Rev. 81. F. PaIke. Parkersburg.
W. E Porter, B. & D. r. r.
l.. NELL, Baltimore.
j. T. COe, Middleport, o.
A. Chamberlain, Mineral Co.
Z. u: Paul and Sister, Delaware, o.
A. Black, Baltimore.
j. E. McPeclS. Cadiz, o.
Geo. a. Ross, Ross Town.
CoPt- Jno. q. Mccoy, Washington, Pa,
Capt. II. G. McAlllster, Cumberland.
X. A. French, do
J. S. Bradish, New York.
j. +. Perry, do
Robert d. Coe, Mt. GIlead, o.
:. Taylor Jones, Cleveland, o.
VIM, Jenkins. Pottsville, Pa.
a. :. Macon, UniontoWn, Pa.
Miss Hattie Morgan, do
Dr. s. ID. Hartman, Salem, o.
Mrs. q. n. stanton, BeIlfontalne, o.
Master Frank Stanton, do
Mrs Col. Allison, do
Miss Allison, do
Master Allison, do
Col. Allison, do
r. o. Stone, Baltimore.
X. IL. Coe, Washington, Pm.
I. +. shepherd, Pittsburgh.
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REMOVABLE will be seen by ndver-
tisement elsewhere, that DR.. Kisuer
has removed his office to Odd Fellows
Hall building, on Monroe street, four
doors below Bookings
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AMONG the Hotel arrivals of last
evening, we note that of Colonel B. a.
Smith, of Kanawha, stopping at the
Sprigg, and Father Parke, of Parkers-
burg, at the Mcclure.
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FARINA CoLoeNE-The genuine arti-
Gle, together with "A full assortment of
French, English and American Per-
mmery, Hair, tooth and Nail Brushes
can be had at l.. BHcking's Drug Store,
No. l, odd Fellows Hall,
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The White Pine Compolnlnd.

SIT was early in the spring OF 80 that this
compound was originated. a member OF my
family was afflicted with an Irritation OF the
throat attended with a disagreeable cough.
mad for some months previous thought that
bark Of white pine might be so compounded
as to be very useful in diseases of the throat
alluded to, Compounded small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gaveit in teaspoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation OF the throat was remov-
ed, the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some to
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough
occasionally q sudden cold, and had raised
Keller and sent for more. she took about
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
case of severe cold and was cured immedi-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
suits, and so confident in success attending its
sales, II placed before the public, that he
nnally persuaded me TO give 1t a name, and
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, L first advertised IL under
thename Of White Pine Compound. In TWO
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead of all the
cough remedies in the market, and IL still
maintains that position There Is good rea-
in its nature; is warming TO the stomach and
pleasant wtthal to the taste, and is exceed
tngly cheap. sr -.--=S
White Pine Compound stands unrfValed. It
was not originated for that purpose: but a
person In using 1t for a cough was not only
cured OF the cough. but was also cured of a
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured" tl r'..-H
The above was written by DR.. Poland. in
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
although remedies, as well as preparation
for the cureof Kidney DIM culties In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States a- ..t =
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
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SALE CoNTINUED.-Thes sale of Mrs.
Sprigg's household goods, corner of
quincy and Byron, is continued this
morning at ten o'clock.
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AOG5E.
r. H. Fitch, Ohio.
A. B. Griffin and lady, Newark.
W. 2. campbell, Bethany, w. Va
A. ]. Mcconnell, Steamer Minnie.
A: d. Wright, Petersburg, Ill.
w. K. Lloyd, SteubenviIle, D.
Mrs B. F. White, Waynesboro.
]. d. Steep, Washington, Pa.
X. N. Clark, Steubenville, ..
j. +. Simpson, Morristown, o.
VIM Jones, WellsDuIg.
Sam. Steep, Washington, Pa.
John. W. Grey, SteubenViIle, o.
L. c. Truesdell, Claysville, Pa.
j. b. Steele, Philadelphia.
Geo. w. Steenroi, Ohio Co.
Alexander Campbell, Bethany.
3. Baker, Chicago.
A. p. Woods, GAINESVILLE, o.
T.sa. Swearingen Marion Co. w. Va
Frank MeadeI Wellsburg.
H. q. Pollock. Mt. Gilead.
ID. II. Everstefn, Cumberland.
A. Wester1nan, Thornton.
Saml RIdgely, Howard Co., Md.
Ben. III. Smith, Kanawha, Q. H.
j. w. Wickham. Huron, o.
II. Kruger New York.
b. +. White, Pittsburgh.
j. X. Bailey, Grape Island.
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CLEANING UP.-within the past day
or two, we have seen numerous Iaaps
OF ashes aud rubbish along the streets,
thrown up out of cellars by thoughtful
and considerate citizens who have al
ready begun the work OF cleaning mp
their premises. There should be more
OF this. The weather may now becon-
sidered settled, and the sultriness of
yesterday admonishes us that the warm
season Is not far oil. Now is the very
time to begin the work OF publication
which must be done before the
hot weather comes on, If we
are to have anything like
the happy exemption from sickness
with which the city was favored last
season. Let us hope that the purIfica-
tiou this spring Will be more prompt,
thorough and general than last wear.
Possibly there may be more need or 1t.
We trust Or. Mccoy will use his au-
tholity, as Health Officer, with prompt
itude and vigor, and that he will be
aided and sustained by every citizen
who appreciates the necessity for and
benefits to be derived from a general
cleaning up and publication of the city
before the hot weather begins. Don't
put OF the work till it is too late to be
beneficial sFl1 l---l9He
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05

BAcKRoNE.-we have received from
the publishers DIR. E. Ii. Dixon's new
book, Backbone" DIR. Dixon is the
editor of the we'll known medical
journal the ScGipet. Backbone" is,
in the language of the title page, "pho-
tographed from the ScdLpel," that is,
a volume made up OF papers which first
appeared in that journal. All who
have read the Scdtpet know that DIR.
Dixon cuts and cRrves all sorts of pro-
fessional old fogyism and prejudices-
and particularly in the medical profess
Sion-with an unspRring blade. He is
"A thorough radical in such matters.
The volume before us is handsome
octave OF 400 pages. Published by
Robt. NJ. Dewitt, New York.