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SEWING MACHINES.
METHODIST Book CONCERN,
ON hTnlhnnH~ NJ

mETHOD1ST BOOK CONCEhNI
200 Mulberry Street, N. Y.
Being in constant receipt OF inquiries
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, with requests to recommend
and purchase, we have in conjunction
with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines of practical value for family
sewing and find those made by the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com.
pany, to fully combine the essentials of
good instrument, and such as we can
confidently recommend. Having seen
80 favorable results from their use in
our own and the households of our
friends, we are DESTROYS that their
benefit should be shared by all our
brethren, and hence have interested
ourselves in their behalf.
ABEL STEVENS, JAMES FLoY,
DANIEL. WISE, DAVID TERRY,
THoS. CARLTON, j. PORTER,
j. b. EDWARDS, WIN. A. Cox.
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Commissioners Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN shall, on

In SNAIL on
Friday, the 3Oth day of July, 1869,
at my office, on Fourth street, wheeling,
w. Va, in accordance with a decree OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Wiz
ginia, made and entered on the 9th day OF
June, 1869, in a cause 10 chancery pending
in said Court, wherein Alexander Heyman
is complainant and Jefferson l.. Sangston's
administrator, ct ais are defendRntS-com-
mence TO receive proof-in order to ascer-
tain and report what debts mot embraced in
q former reporD there are due from saId
Sangston's estate, and still unpaid; or any
other matters may deem pertinent, or may
be required by any OF the parties 10 this
suit. or by any OF the creditor OF said estate.
All persons claiming TO be creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified to appear before
me on or before the LIST DAY OF 6EPTKMB ER,
1863, and produce and prove the amount OF
their respective debts, II they have not al.
ready done SO, on pain OF having their said
supposed respective debts excluded from
payment by the said estate in case they fail
10 prove them as aforesaid.
On said LIST DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1863.
shall close the receipt or such proofs OF debt
as aforesaid.
com'r Ohi1 County Circuit Court.
iul2-Oaw4w
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Saw and Grist Mill For Sale.

WE OFFER FOR SALE OUR STEAM
w Saw and GrIsL Mill, situate at SaTuls,
Monroe County, ONO. Tine above property
Will be sold on easy terms or exchanged for
''i iSh4.it NEsBlTT q HORNBROOK.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. Comply

WHEELING, May Sth. 1859.
DAS5ENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after the
10th day of May, lS69-WheelinR time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMOnATION
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RadoordR.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR RALE AT
81 reduced prizes, my pOaon Hemp Bod'
SGin UHAB. 4. HERHT.
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far gent.
For Rent.

HOUSE ON THIRD STREET, Wheel
a ing Island, containing four ~ rooms,
FIfchen and garrett, suitable for Two fRml-
lies, Possession given Immediately.
EnouiTe Of VIM. h. IRWIN,
inIi.IWS Custom House,
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THE STATE IMMIGRATION
AND
IEF SOCIETY

w Els i Y Z 10 q I IN Z "A
Incorporated October I9, 1858.
THIS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY IS NOW
i fully organized and ready for subscribers
to membership. All persons OF good health
and morally, OF the age OF Is 70 80 years,
without regard TO sex, can become members
Of the Society. All those wishing to join the
designed on
Saturday Evening, March 81, 1859,
as O'Clock,
To subscribe their names and leave their ap-
plicationB. All Information and particulars
cheerfully given at any time by
BENNO KAMMER
Office on Market street, upper end OF The
5th Ward Market. mar23-2taw
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING

SION for Steamboat PrinIinR, and
hav q some fonts OF BEADT1FUL
TYPE FOR COLORED BILLS, as
well rs some OF the FINER3
COLORED INKS to be had.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22

BREAD PuDDINa -Crumble enough stale
bread 10 ulI a pint BOWL b0i. Gn3 piut 5f
milk With a sIIca Uf cInlamJn in it. Pour
t5e milk bJtlinZ 1vsr tle bread Three NJ.
t.esy0lls Of sugar. twl tablespoons lt tu.-
GER. four well beat3n eggs added when tha
miEturs IL luk-wsrm. juice and tbs gratei
rind Of lemon Rusins or uut, as YOU
prefer. Bake tnfss-q Idrtars Of ar a5ot.
Sauce.
BUTTER CAEEs. To ha.f pound Of but
ter add the same "a ianHty q br0wa sugar,
three sgzs. the rinl 1f two laLlls, quarter
w An ounce 1f pounded cinnamon, anl ha'f
CHE uantitv lf r1 Edered ginger work iut1
TX a. much llur a- will make w W rasta rl.
IL inle shapes. 0r Fave lt whole. aad s.rav
over tna top s1as rau .isi a.mla14 aui Clr.
died orange peel Bake III a -.JF oven.
BEEFsrsAE DrgrLNC. Choose juicy
piece Of beef without much Fat, and a1t o.
into neat slices ABOUT half sn inch chick
sprinkle some salt and paoper over thsm.
place a small lump ~ butter On each, rl..
them up tight and aour them iittia. Line
q basin with plain sueI paste, Gill II With
rolls of beef, add few mushrooms and "
little ke,chup cover Up the meat with tte
paste, Jis up the basin ia HJured cloth. ana
OOM 10 three hours.
To remove foreign bodies from the eye.
take bold Of the upper eye,ii near its an
gles, with the index thumb and finger Of
each hand. Draw ia gently forward, and aa
low d0wl as possible over the lower eYelid,
and retain it in This position flT about "a
minute; taking Cara t0 prevent Iha tears
flowing out When. at the and 0t this timp
YOU ALLOW the eyeliI t0 resume its place,
hJod W tears washes 0ut the foreign hliY
which will be found rdHering y, 0r near tl,
the lover lii
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
History Of the Habea, Cornus

About 900 years ago, on an leland mea.
dow in the river Thames, still known a. Ru.
nymede, on the 18th of August, the iron
clad triends Of freedom In England met
King John and wrested from nln Mama
Cbarta, the great charter 81 English liberty.
Ii contained these words: "No man shali
be arrested, imprisoned, Or deprived of bi-
own free household, Or Of bis liberties. ~ of
bis own free customs, or oatla v ed and ban
lshed, or injured IN any manner nor all
we pass sentence upon him, nor send trlal
upon him, unless by the legal judgment of
h'S peers, VI By the law Of The iadI.o Th,s
Is the great germ OF our civil liberty.
IL was defended in Engl-9d bv manv
bIaody wars, and mas been ratified by rn.nv
acts Of parliament, and &C the present ia ,
no king or Parliament Of England would
dare 10 any way to restrict The vrlyileya N
the habeas corpus. Ii was engrafted \. l
fundamental principle 10 our Constitutiou
aud our fOretathers believed il 10 be A ,ur,
guarantee Tor tbs rights 0f future genera
JIons.
About six years before the Fedral Consti
tuition was adopted, q remarkable prooheoy
was altered under the following cIrean
stances
10 1850, Henry Laurens former Brssiden,
OF the Continental Congress, was sent \,
Minister Ev HOll nd
On his way, he was captured and impris.
oned IN the Tower OF London for -four. wv
months. When Lord oheiburne became ure
mier, L'urens was brought up on ha6sa,
corpus and released. AZ .er his release. b,
dined With Lord Shslburne, when the con,
VersatlOn turned on tue separation Of %,
Two countries. Lord S1e lburne remark "a
am sorry for your pc elpls.n
= Why 80 M asked Laurens.
They will lose the habeas corpus. "a
the eDly.
Lose the habeas corpus !" sid Lauren
10 astonishment.
Is, said Lord Shelburae. "we pur
chased it ~.sh centuries of wrangiing. man,
years OF hgasing, and had il confirmed b
a. least hily acts of Parliament. All thi
taught the nation its value, and it is so in
grained .Ito theIr creed, as the very founda
tion 70 their liberty, that no man or part
will ever dare 70 tramp On il Your peopI
Wall PICK II mp and attempt to use "a bu
having cost them nothing, they will NJ
Know how to appreciate Y. At the fret erea
insernai feud tnas you have, the maiari
wall sfamPie upon il, and 30 will yo1r Ia
erIy.r s--s....
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
SCIENTIFIC NEWS.

A ctERGYNtN Of Wolcott, W. has pe'-lt-
Cd a globe made Of strong linen paper. ID sec-
lions, which folds up % a ID appear hke a
folded sheet of thick paper. jy means of N
steel spring, Y is SPrung inLo shape, ~ that
in al respects, it is perfect artificial E-l5l
Tor common sc1ooI uss.
AB1u. thirty months ago, an inventor i1
New York, while seeking some means of
making Jsrrei slaves lmPeTvOus 10 pstrOie-
lm, accidentally used a piecs Of marble %
wedge the btrrel be was experimenting upon
into its place 10 the va containing the foiu-
ton with which be vas irving t0 hu th8
pores NJ the WOOD. On taking uur che mar
5le, he noticed thaL II VA beau fully stain
Ell, but threw it aside wiLrNnt further
thought. About month later, Ny, -irkni
up, exam iped u, tried t0 wash u ciean. fai-
ed, br. ke Il with hammvF--trokg-s1d l0
the color had permeated Sue w15le mass
The discovery has been pursued until it Is
now Canned that six hundred different
hues can be permanently impaired y
marble.
THE L4nd0n correspondent OF ,he Now
YORK Tines writes A. fI.0ws ut Professor
Prppen's Invention flr INV y -Iucu0n of MI
ihcial thundsr and lglt.r-. + is r0iI Of
IRON wires y ti.g ievt long weighs III
p-unds. Tne primsr wire j. 3,7T1 wards
long, and Eeign, .45 pIuni- rne induc-
ton wire Is $50 niles ilug, Us v .'le .ength
gOupd wnh six, reinl0rc q witl AT pounds
If carb inits. Whcu tic gaivaac battery
was first applied 10 this tremendous Coli, 10
melted ald burned egyrythirg 1eiors Il.
irOn, bras, platinum, wrrr AVA fused into
Dnu mass and tie wunl aftr ue-led to he
handled win tricS pair " give; but, oy
litlle c0aXlug AMI nauag nsu rne thun-
Ter Storm W zane, .ry.s well ln har-
ge-s an GAs Pllt TIC Inic audiences with as Y.
tonIsumeuL Ine spark, Eltn battery o.
so cells, Is 20 inches long "a ourst Of light
Ming striking wtLh quite tnupdsrous thud.
It will 20 ,nr3agn nve incavs Of plate glass.
Its power IN the reduction u metallic oxide
j., o. course. quite uuprece tented, and the
most brlll,aut uisco erirs are cJnh ivntly eK-
pected.
NJ PERsoSSR, a French chemist, anoouu-
ces that tnu ess 5nc- OF turpenune II o an
uuote for poisoning by Phosphorus. This
viii be agreeable news u persons engaged
Ia toe ma "a actur OF matches, who are sub
ject TO maos diseases cause { by the lnhala-
ton of ph1spuorlc iunes, Shlcn frequently
result IN carries 0t lb. jtw-bJne IN support
81 n,s theory he publishes the f1llO.Ing re-
suits "a his experiments To hve dogs he
almlnistei IA doses of phosphorus varying
from one % three granmes to i've others
the same doses, fJllOSed Iu tuc course u an
nour by ten gramnes of essence " turpsn-
tine; aud hnaAy to five more the same doses
Of poison, iIntued ateiy succeeded by the an
tidOse. Tne first five al died; Of the second
! serIcs ali -scogered, but one, while the i've
last appeared not to suffer Eae slightest To-
convenience.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
WIT AND WIADOM.

a tRENcHsAS, who was exhibiting some
relics and other cun0sities, produced, among
other things, a sword which he assured his
visitors was "de sword dat Balaam had I IA
spectator remarked lhat BlIaAm had un
sword, but only wished tor one "Yer wen,
dis Is de one he wished fSr
sJCoos -----, when admitted 70 the bar.
was a very blundering speaker. On one DC,
casion, when be was trying case Of re.
pievin, involving the right % the property
ID 4 lot Of hogs, he said. Gentlemen oil
the Jury, there were lust twentY-four hozs
IN that drove; Just twenty-four-ex
twice A. many w there are in that iurv-b4n if
YouSa msa anxious u Eet ria N .bsil pild
oSts will 40 well d get sewing machine.
TzE ~palindrome" isa line that read,
slike backward and forward. One Of the
best IS Adams hrst observation to I've
MADAM Pm Adam"
IIoLo OS.-Hold on 20 your tongue when
you are just ready % swear, He, or spsar
harshly Or use any improper word.
Hold On % your hand when YOU ar
about ~ strike, pinch, stea, Or do any i.n-
proper act
Hold On u your fool when vou Are Oh the
or pursuing the path II error, or shame on
crime.
Hold on TO your temper when you are aa-
gry, excited, or imposed upon, or others are
angry about you
Hold or 20 your heart when evil assoC.at
seek your company ana ng te you ta ilin iH
their games, mIrth Xxx revglry
Hold On Ky your name At XVIII t.mes. M Is
more valuable to y0n than g1.l, sh places
Or fashionable attire.
Hold on q the truth, FIR ~ will servo
you well, aud DO you good throughout eter-
mtg.
Hold on 10 your virtue; 70 Is above pr.s
70 on IN all tunes and pscs-.
Hold on 20 your god character. f1r 20 's
aid Si.l BE-, your best w-a.tl.
do Sur 0s troubled because y1u haye Wy.
great virtues GJI mad4 H Mrn spears
0t grass where he mau= ore trpg rle lsr.h
is fringe snl carpe.ei. nAt witch forests d4L
gith grasses Only nav eu.uel 0f little
virtues 40 c.m moo 6islul-s, a.i YOU need
aot mourn b-c4uss 200 are ueilh,r q hero
nor q SAINT
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
mated as Of double the productioness Of the


mated as Of double the productioness Of the
unimigrated in the Atlantic States
The timber, though not 50 abundant a. IN
oregon or California il nevertheless ade-
luate % home demand. In some places
forests q heavy timber cover extensive
areas
The United States have in this territory
y .a00, ,G04 acres Of public land /"
The above extract from the report Of the
Commissioner OF the General Land Oiice for
the year 1867 ma. serve to correct an ef-
rOneous impression in the minds or very
many intelligent persons-that Arizona Is a
barren and arid region Of country. That
there are no agricultural lands within Its
limits-that it Il a very desert-tit only fur
The abode Of the Apache, who now roams
over the territory unmolestei. The few
scattered soldiers nov ia the territory, are
utterly powerless to restrain bis savage aud
Ruthless depredations on the white p1pula-
ton, united to settle there by our good
Uncle Sam" with at least a. implied
promise Of protection.
The ruth 10 regard to the res s1urces 0f
Arizona, Agricultural and miner al, its climate
and health, justify the statement taat when
the Indian question IS sottled, and said roads
@ac running tnfcubh tue teTTitOfY east ana
west, IL will be one OF the most desirable
portions Of this entire country, not only TO
i've 10, but to make money aud grow rich
But that time may be postponed by the
pe1ny-wise and pound foolish economy
which now seems u rule all departments Of
government The truth, as 10 political
econ0my-as well a. all other truths-is
found clearly enunciaJei IN tile bible, "therr
j. that which scattereth ana makeLh rich m
and "thers II thar which withhoideth more
than T. meet and tendetn % poverty
A very short time will demonstrate wheth
er the paraImOnloas spirit nov exhibited
toward Arizona by the genera government
does not "tend 10 poverty" " T. T.
Washington. April TIN, Is69
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22

N LATE adyices from Camp Wachita, Indian
Territory, represent that the red skins are
much incensed IN the southern district, az
the failure 90 the part " she agents, 70
carry out the treaties Some 2JO or 30
lodges Of CamAnehes, kiowAs and Arapa-
hoes refuse peace, and many Of them are
nly waiting for grass TO renew hostiiites
Oontraess nave beea let Tor tho building Ok
houses and the breaking sf ground Tor me
I friendly Indians, ~ho are reported y Ds
very al0w In pisKiDE Up The eismsn's. % elf-
| iRaEl0ns
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
SAT R0kY EVENINGS
for their convruiance.
Maans fnr Identifying panositnra.

Wlan Aurs p-postar hrst c0mas ta ttt saviuEs nank
pace ara tssea, ana records natr so lnt hg msy
WAYS he identified and NJ ih in casa boak q lls
taa wHtr trtrHut calrrt nt d-fraHdul
rhH tustuaaa t.s t1itutcn -rrGned ~ fu.Iveit
in fhn recrus riles uepn-I q ami Fnfis
deposited p trust Ne Csmmerc.ti General Bank
iul business Is transacted.
certain proportion 0 the tur Ne Invested Nv loan
ou real estate ia the city Of Dicago. lu making such
ans preference s alsais clvtu to sLai ions from
DHFo.turs ol Tu4 mans gbo have acclmJ tisd iu the
fnsufu iou cseut funds 90 pa, 'ar ldi a ground
aud desire tn teTroE solof .ng more % 40 them IN
erecting huiaiugs 'o BE- -sed riaane b. Acnes for
themselves and fsmlhss.
RS-Ai ieney remtted uy Drar 10 Europe OF elsewhere
for Drpps|turs.
hs-The Pane Cheap Cottages. selected N com
mitt.l depositor. "a Ills mstitu.cn, may a.
ne saylrgsE SANK
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
Written for the Advocate.
Friendship, Truth ana Love.
sursiDAs

Three sunny isie,s cn ife's river;
Three golden arrows IN life culver.
Three stars that never fade nor dian
three nasea that angels love 70 hyInni
Three things IN a. bind With silken bAnds'
Fhree words whose might should rule al lands
Three things that guard the heart rom sorro"
Three whispers Of hris shseF morrow
Three bar bors mtd earth's treaCa ereus sands
Three waIchWords 90 fe stormy Strands
Three sscred things God gave 70 men,
Three bright aAssiie diAdens
TIRES more precious than tae sola nanea
Thres y.u may seek aad ever find !;
Three rays W ishi from Heavens throne,
where nouEht 5nt happiness Y snoah.
My friend may these be ever thine,
May Thy around thy hear, entnins
They surely lead u "a tie Fosd,
To Heavens tain aud best abode.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22

The p sident has notified Gen. Canby 30
order an election 70 be held in Virginia si-
thsr this week Or the bezinoing Of the nexs,
as ne may deem best objeqiOnabls elaa
ses OF the ConstitItaon are 90 be ssubminssd.
snd voted apon separately. The PrssIdeos
deems Ihis Tho best mode Of obfaiuiag .
lair sxpresslon Of popular sensimsna, "a
70 y sssursd that eli thns 10 esssmaial IN ne
Constisuaon viii BE- rstiasd by the people.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
TALES OF THE BORDERS,
LORD DURIE AND CHRISrIE'S
WILL.
Rr ALFxASDKK LklasrlS

Having arrived at Jedburgh, he repaired
direct y, he ian, where Margaret had been
be o, ,iIn. 10 inform her husband that the
great Lord Warden was TO visit him snd get
am released; but upon the cordition OF
stealing away lurdon in the north--a per
f,rmance. the singularity Of which was much
greater than the apparent difficulty, unless,
indeed, e. VIII said, she vas a bedrdden
iurdon, III which case it would be no easy
matter " get her conveyed, as horses were
the only carriers of stolen goods in those
davs. but the wonder why Traquair should
wish 10 steal away an Old woman had per
rlex.i tne wits of VIII aud his wife to such
an eA.sat that they had recourse to the most
sxtralrdiaary hy potheses -supposlog, at one
Limo. tsat she was some COY helress OF seven
tv summers. who had determined 60 DO car
lied oH after tile form 1l young damsels ~
wv times ~ chiva'Iy; at another, hat she
yas the parent VI some lord, whO cou.1 only
be brought to conccde -omething 70 The
Warde.. nv tile force 0f the impledgiuent 81
his mother: and, again, thAt she was the du-
emma Of an beiress, who could only be got
tbrtpgh the confinement Of the cd hag. Be
who She ~ ght. however, Cbrisue's VIII de-
elared, upon tie faith Of the long shsblas Of
Jahnay Armstrong, that he would carry her
aH through lrr an1 water, as sure a. ever
knmont Willie was carried away by
ad Wat VI i lcElguch lTln tue castle 81
Carlisle.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22

THR last tie, Of the Pacific railroads.
made Of polished Cxlifornia laurel, moan led
10 sisner cad wash solid silver "A roId spiks
valasd % $500, accompanies.
The workingman's advocate., 1869-05-22
UkIuSIsTs AND NON UsIvNIsTs.

(49.J With regard to the coercion occs-
sionally prsctIced by the majority over the
minority 10 unions, and TO themore habitu-
al coercion which they are apt - exercise,
and of which many of their defenders seek
20 justify the exercise, over their fellow
wofkmen who do not belong to the union,
we need not here enter into detailed state
mcnt, because the abundant ev,d nee rela-
ting 10 this subjecs reIls Rs own store with
out the aid Of any summary. To how great
IN extent this system has been carried In
the case of ssme unions may be sesn at
large in the reporss OF the examiners into
csFssin proceedings Of some Of the trades
unions of Sheiksld and Msuchsster. In
nsny OF .de traces unions 10 those neigh
boFheods, cnne and outrage bare been the
hzbipeAl nsfhods Of enforcing she trade Law
II ths unien.
(ro u CQEgIngBp.)
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FROM NEW FORK.
TIE None, and stood NInrIsets To.dn,

The MOney and stock Markets. To-day.
Spscinl Despatch to The BUeaing Telegraph.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-The Gold market is
weaker than yesterday, and is quoted at 7. NJ.
to-day at 1865. The European rumors Of yes
terday regarding political complications in Spain
and Egypt have no apparent effect upon the gold
premium here. Stocks are irregular and dull.
New York Central is * per cent. higher than
yesterday, and is quoted at 2OS85; Hudson River
is trife lower, quoted at 1S3; Northwestern
common and preferred and st. Paul common
and preferred, which have been the recent
features of the market, are quiet at unchanged
quotations; Michigan Southern has advanced l
per cent. to-day, and is selling at 10S%. Gov
enments opened firm at the 10 O'clock board,
but were y lower at the 12 o'clock call. The
Money market is easy at Gar per cent.
Capture of an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OHenses
With Which He Stands Charged.
Despatch to The Eueaing Telegraph.
New YORK, Aug. 6.-J. H. Pratt, major of the
Confederate army, was brought before COmmie
soner Osborne on the charge of having on the
4th of October, 1868, while confined under guard
of United States troops in Jefferson, Texas.
poisoned the guard, with some thirty-six others,
and murdered G. w. Smith, Lewis Grant, and
Richard Stewart of the guard; also charged with
treason. -Four persons implicated with him are
now in custody in Texas. He is represented as
the ringleadcr. Most strenuous efforts have been
made for weeks past to secure his arrest. De-
putty Marshal Crowley succeeded in capturing
Pratt at half past ten on Thursday night.
Probable Homicide,
New York, Aug. 6.-Rlchard vBaekhouse q
seaman OF the Steamer City of Limerick, was
drowned last night, and it is alleged that Daniel
Brown pushed him overheard. This steamer,
which was to have sailed to-day will probably