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SPECIAL NOTICES
Self EncrVafiOII.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical and
Mental Encrvation,los of bodily vigor, cour.
age and ambition-thc cause and curc-witll
sanitary aid for the feeble and Responding
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box J.. Philq-
delphia, Pa. ma25-dSw
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DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY. WEEKLY.
LEWIS BAKER e. co.
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* mentioning that GRANT went in

IL mentioning that GRANT went in
swimming at Long Branch, the other
lay, the New York, Str says: ITO
YOU who bathe every month this fact
NAV seem trivial, but these old soldiers
frequently sleep in their clothes for
months at a time, and many Of them
haven't seen their skin since they enter
a. the army.
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GENERAL G. W. MORGAN has been
re-nominated for Congress by the Dem,
ocracv of the Thirteenth Ohio District.
And he will be elected too.
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tsfF Ehfses'f%7 10
Hon. Vim. T.. Stevenson, Governor - 90
X. T.. Berkshire, Judges supeS e..
James T.. Brown ofAppeas W,
]. ]. Jackson. Jr., Judge Of the -
District Court, W. Va. ~,
u. u. 7. FarnswOrth, PreSident o' ~
ate. w. Va.
4. Werninger, Member SENATE: %.
Jacob HOrnbrDpk. President "'H' ""
Ins. 60. ~
Jai4Jb ". Bick,.l, Vice President We
Va. In. 20. a. 1
CaIeb Islzgr-r, Attorney, Clarksburg !"
samuel Woods, Philbppi'
y. Whit, sheriff Mercer county,
~. a.. Davis, senate, Mineral eDtiniy ,,.rsI
J. y. Camden, President 81 First nai'"''-
Bank. PafkersburR. uo,,.,-
And the following members OF me Nv"
OF Delegates Of West Virginia:
Hon. y. ". smith, Kanavha county
g. u. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, Wetzel
Nathan Con, Harrison
JO-egh Teter, Barbour
X. ~. Hill, Marion,
James Hc1yey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
x. Dawson, Taylor
Henry Brannou, Lewis
f10ydlSeeiy, Doidridgs
.. y. Bowyer, Putnam
j. 5. Wilkinson,
JAMS
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Notice.

rINIIE BASIN OF THE WATER WORKS
will he cleaned on MONDAY, AUGUST
lSt, and all steam Manufactures and street
Hose will please 10 cease on that day. All
men wishing 10 engage in the cleaning ut
the Basin, will please leave their names at
the Water Works Building.
The citizens will please take notice of the
above and draw wafer 10 supply them
selves. j. W. CUMMINGS
iy27 Superintendent Water Works.
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DIED.,

ON Thursday, July 2Sth, 1870, DAVID
LANG, in the J6th year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Alexander Laing, on Quincy
street, Opposite Third Ward Public School,
this afternoon al o'clock. The friends ot
the family are invited TO attend.
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Notice.

rT,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Louis Seibright and
Charles Bremner, for the manufacture of
Leather. having expired, the business will
henceforth be carried OH solely and eXclu-
Sively by Louis Scibrght, at the old stand,
near Bogg's Run, Marshall county, W. Va.
He guarantees TO his old customers prompt
attention 10 all things concerning the trade.
iy2S LOUIS SEiBRIGHT.
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L. %. %. +.

rI,HE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR Lodge,
No. 40, are requested to assemble at
their Hall this Friday afternoon at o'clock;
also Brothers OF Sister Lodges who wish 10
join in the visit to Wellsburg. Boat leaves
wharf at o'clock. BY order of
iva COMMITTEE,
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ASTRoIoGY

MADAM MICKEY WILL TELL THE
wi past with undeniabIe correctness, and
reveal the future. She has never been eX-
celled. Tell concerning absent friends and
lost property. Young ladies and gentlemen
are permitted to see their future husbands
and wives by looking through diamond.
Those wishing to know what fortune has
in store for them will do well 10 call early,
as this is her last appearance in this place.
At ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, No. fl Water
street, ID door north OF Dailey's City Hotel.
iyD4
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This oil cured my headache in ~ minutes.
syracuse, May ~. T.. W. TODD.
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Sealed ErOnOSals

4 RE SOLICITED By TIE COMMITTEE
y appointed by the Council of the atty OF
Wheeling on Market Street Bridge, Ia he
built across Wheeling Creek. Plans and
bids for building ~ Wrought Iron Bridge
across said Creek. Bidding will hc open till
the tenth doth day of August. Plans and
bids will he directed Ia \. WILSON. Chair
man of said committee. lNS1
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A GRAND PICNIC
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
EXCELSIOR FISHING CLUB,

Chris. Seibke's Picnic Grounds,
Zane's Orchard, Wheeling Island,
on SATURDAY, JELY both. 1870.
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Notice.

FJNHE WHEELING LIBRARY WILL BE
j closed August LIST for two weeks. All
Books out 10 he returned within that time
Reading Room open as usual.
iy26 G.. T.. 'STANBERN. Librarian.
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Editors OF the REGISTER /:

Please announce II. W. PHILLIPS as a
candidate for the Office al Sheriff of Ohio
county, subject TO the decision of the Dem
ocratic and Conservative votes To DE taken
on the 9Th August.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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P. W. STRADER, from the first Ohio
district, will not be a candidate for re-
election for. Congress, and GEORGE II,
PESDLEroN is spoken Of As his success
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For Sale.

IL THE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
tsH lately occupied by u. Jacob, deceased,
ION Fourth street, near Union, for sale.
Enquire of A. J. CLARKE,
Law Office, cor. Fourth and Monroe SIS.
jy2g
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$50 REWARD.
Boy Drowned.

A BOY II YEARS OLD, LIGHT COM
n plexion, grey eyes, light hair, shirt ant
pants on, and no shoes.
The above reward will he paid for tn
body by JACOB LANDFR1ED,
At Wheeling Wharf.
Wheeling, July 9th, 1870. jy9
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Editors Of the Register:

You will please announce JOHN HOW
ELL. of Clay township, aS n candidate fol
Sheriff of Ohio county at the ensuing cleo
ton. MANY DEMOC RATS.
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The Company also call the attention H,,
watch Buyers 10 the fact that the Elgin
W-a,chcS now offered have an added I'M
movement over all others in new
PATENT DUST ExCLUDER.
N constructed As 10 enclose the works, ANA
form a protection against dust, enabling the
movement 10 remain in order without
cleaning double the time that watch VIII
ordinarily run without this protection.
The Company feel confident, amer having
had their Watches three years I'm the mar
Eet. and selling many thousands of them In
ali narts OF the country, that the
EIGIN WATCHES ARE THE BEST TIME
KEEPERS NOW OFFERED To THE
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Please announce me as the Peoples Can
didatc for the Shcriilalty OfOhio county.
HENRY CONANT.
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SPEECH MAKING.

}. j. Jacobs, Esq, Democratic can
didate for Governor, Col. Ben. Wilson,
of Harrison and Col. D. D. Johnson, OF
Tyler, made rousing speeches in the
Court House this evening, after the
Convention had completed their labors.
WM. II. -.
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Conversational Convention.

WEsT UNION, w. V, July p, 20.
Editors of the Register: ...
The Congressional Convention for the
First District OF West Virginia assem-
bled here at ten o'clock this morning.
Joseph W. Gallaher, of Marshall coun-
ty, was elected temporary President,
and George Cozad, of Lewis county,
temporary Secretary. Mr.. Gallaher,
upon taking the chair, returned thanks
for the honor conferred; he deemed it a
special honor, even temporarily, TO pre-
side over the first Democratic conven-
ton which would nominate successful
candidate for Congress from the First
District.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed Il committee on Permanent
Organization Messrs. VIM. II. Oxto-
by, of Ohio county, John Bassell, OF
Harrison, DR.. II. L. Charter, of bod
bridge, VIM. ?. Thompson, OF Wood,
anu w llSOu DtdlI, vi DIOOhc.
The following named gentlemen were
nominated as committee on Creden-
tials; Messrs. w. III. White, OF Brooke,
F. Medley, of Doddridge, S. Ratclift, OF
Gilmer, r. Simpson, for Hancock, c.
Vance, of Harrison, J. NJ. Bennett, OF
Lewis, J. G. Smith, OF Ohio, J. Il.
Seckman, of Peasants, Il. :. Blair, OF
Richie, J. w. Williamson, Of Tyler,
Okey johnson, for Writ, and y. W.
Tucker, of Wood
The following named gentlemen were
nominated as the committee on Basis
OF Representation l.. Rogers, Of Brooke;
f. D. Hickman, Of Doddridge; S. Rat
cliff, OF Gimer; II. Simpson, for Han
cock; John r. Boggess, of Harrison;
4. \ Lewis, of Lewis; John Scott, OF
Ohio; VIM. Hall, OF Peasants; John
B. Harris, of Richie; D. D. johnson,
of Tyler; Okcy Johnson, for Writ.
The Convention took recess until
one o'clock p. NJ.
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Island Driving Park.
Match IOI. 800.

rIIO BE RUN FOR SATURDAY. AUGUST
18th. 1870 at 81 o'clock. Good day and
track. Mile heats / in >, catch weights.
I IF RavnoIdS mamc c.,i q . Inn RmrIcy
Admission ~ Cents.
iy27 J. 7. RAINOLD~. Proprietor.
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Editors OF Tho REGISTER !:

! You will please announce JAMES y.
! CHARNOCK, the blacksmith, aS the peo-
! pies candidate for Sheriff of Ohio county
! at the ensuing election, and ohligc
MANY VOTERS.
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Piedmont and Arlington


Policy Holders Participating In the Iroh'>
Dividends paid last year ~ per cent.
A success without prccalent In this c"uu''
or Europe.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made and executed To me by Vim. AJs
dcTSOn. dated March lHh. $50, and nOwSi
record in deed OF trust book No. =, page rs,
I'm the Recorders office for Wetzcl county,
West Va, will, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of August, $50, at IL" front door of +.
Blacks Hotel, in the town of Burton, Wet
Zel county. W. Va, sell To the highest ard
best bidder for cash, the land in the above
deed mentioned, being a tract of 20 acres OF
timbered land, near the town Of Burton.
adjoining the lands Of u. ;. Remley, Henry
Church and others.
Selling rs trustee, | Will convey only such
title as is vested in me. which is believed
10 be perfect. W. y. HOGE,
iy27 Trustee.
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Sugar Cured Hams.
Bacon Shoulders.

az TIERCES CHOICE CANVASSED
w Hams, just received and for sale by
iv:S NJ REILLY
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POrIO Rico Supar.

m CASKS PRIME QUALITY,
~ Just received and for sale by
ives NJ. REILLY.
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The public are invited 10 attend.
Admission - cents. Ladies free.
Dancing 10 commence nj 10 o'clock \. NJ.
jy2S j.. ID. MILLER. S"cY.
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Yours most respectfully,
&C. HAMMOND, Genl Supt.
OrFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER II. I

OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER *. *. :
Genl Sup't. New York, Jan. Il, 1870.
T. VI. AVERY, ESq., President National
DEAR SIR:-The Watch made by your
/ Company which have carried the past two
months. has kept excellent time. l nave
carried IL frequently OH engines, ana nave
been on the road with IL almost daily. Dur
! ing this time IL has run uniformly with our
standard clock. Truly yours,
J. ". TOUCN, G"nl Supt.
| The following dealers also. iu various
! PARTS of the country, have certified thai
| they consider the Elgin Watches 10 u" All
/ that the Company have advertiser th'hl' ~
! better finished, more correct and durable"
| that thry have great coniid"nc" I'm recon-
! mending lhrIn Ia the public, ON account o
! their general merit.
! OXT6BY & DrFFIELp. Wheeling.
! W. II. HENNEtiEN Il CO..
! WHEELER, PARSONS 4 co, New York.
! WARREE. SPADONES co.
! MIDDLETON Il BRO,
| T. Is. BYNNER,
| HENRY GINNEL-
GEO. W. PRATT y co,
SCOTT, BARRETT & CO., Pittsburgh.
j. X. REED & CO.,
DUHME & co, Cincinnati.
JENKINS HATCH,
! c. HEILEBUSH.
f.. JACCARD & CO., ~. Louis.
y. y. CRITTENDEN x CO., Cleveland.
MORSE. REDDIN 4 HAMILTON, Chicago.
]. H. HENSE, Denver, Col.
VI. NJ. BALDWIN & CO, san Francisco, Cal.
KOCH & DRYFUS, New Orleans.
And over Four Hundred Others.
Various grades and prices made To suit
different tastes. aprh
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mo THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIR

YJIO THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIR-
| GINA in general and the Citizens OF
Wheeling in particular.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil "
Does what i claimed for il. No Humbu2.
IT CURES
Sick Headache
salt Rheum, Piles, Scald Head,
ErysipelaS Felons, CarbuncleS,
Paralysis. Group, MumpS,
Swclling>, Diptheria,
ChilblainS. Neuralgia, Govt.
Burns and FToSts, Cuts and wounds,
SprainS and Bruises, Stiff Joints.
Swclled Glands Canker, cramps,
letter, ToOthache, Bloody FluN, &".
Deafness,
TRY IT FOR YOURSELF.
Salt Rheum. Deafness and Sick Headache
made SpecialiticS.
This oil cured my headache in - minTtes
syracuse, May ~. +. W. TODD.
RhC.m0tivH3 curci in one any.
SYRACUSE, May -.
Tuesday ! was confined to bed, WedncS-
day was out and well, by using DIR. Smiths
Electric Oil" ! have sent Il bottle to a
friend in Rochester, for deafness.
W. II. WATT, Depot Master.
,F,"m Hr. Gcorqe l.. II'hRGwd.
FREDONIA, Oct. ~.
nave used DR.. smiths Electric oil, and
find il il the best medicine | ever used for
deafness. GEO. L. WHITFORD, NJ. u.
lDr. Whitford is one Of the hest Physicians
in Western New York;
FEEDONIA, Oct ~.
was deaf three years. Tried everything.
one bottle IN. Smiths Electric oil cured
m"Up. j: G. BkNJAMlN'
Bookseller, +. q. Building.
SWEET and RICH to the taste l'roH "a
~ on The RiI,tmcf 0UCOUs CUItiiD Or Il "iIiicy'
nursing Nrc month"; b; INSTANTLY SoefH"l9
TO tie CUticlc i'ryR II u be- on the TCIr, smart
ina AEii of an in",Hfl. and IL at 0aco nllayS the
pangS of "a GATHERED BREAST. which i
VERY speedily absorbed away.
II il most grateful on the scalp, when irIt-
table from letter dandrufl Scabby erup-
tiunS. etc, even with most delicate infants
Ri And IL instantly stops all falling OF the
hair from the above and other causes
Touch gently cyc,Y sore, rough or tender
spot, with the genuine Dil, "pR. &. T.
SMITHS" .NHhH0 can SO quickly cure
chHppcd lips, face or hands. An old S'alh on
the face OF an infant will drop of, Il clear
healthy skin appearing in its place. Just
try it, and You will see. No Doctor who has
ever tried ii, p,rtcnds 10 deny its action on
DEAFNESS, on SALT X EUM, PILES.
OLD SORES, CORNS and RHEUMATISM.
Sold by best druggists everywhere.
LAUGHLIN. SMITH Il CO., General
Agents for West Virginia and sole Agents
FOR Wheeling. Jyl9
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~ HHDS. GOOD QUALITY,
ZD Just received and for sale by
IVES VI. REILLY.
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second Thursday. Sept. Il,

M. Premium 800 for Trotilng ~,alrn.
in harness two mile heats. h-i .
z. Sl2J 10 first hOr>,', >rIu >,1r.r.
80 To third.
No. Premium SID for Running llur>.
Mares or Geldings; mile heals. 0,
sin ). sl2j Ia first hor>,, ~ e. ~
ond, - 10 third.
No. 6.-Premium $50 far TTotIing Hos
Mares or GeldingS, In harness. u.
heats, best In ). $40 Ia tir>' Hur.
SlOD Ia SisOnd, - Ia thiri
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Fourth Day Saturday. sept. ia,

No. lO.-Dailey's city Hotel lurSr. Dol.
bailey, proprietor, premium, NaI#
>lUO, silver ~, Tor fastest Ifuu.
Double Team 10 wagon: mil, u..
best 3 In !.
No. Il.-Stamm and Kcim Huu>,. Iu,..
premium IA for the fastest W.
under IN" saddle; milr hrtl, E.
In >.
. No. l2.-McImrr House pur.', W. T. G,-.
win Il Co., propri,+orS, prruiU.
value slUu, Pitcher and Hubl-'
Running Horses, Mares ur U,|
iugS; mile heats, h.>l = IN F.. ,r..
weights.
Ten urT cent entrance upon all The aIss,.
except horses for silver fItt,>, which
free. ,.,o.,.,,,,. ,,,,.
/ inv prey iOuS Ia the race. Entries ,gu
made, under cover al the uticv - Z
I grounds during the day, ~ az the "fir.
the President, No. IL, Main street, Win
mg. Three entries Ia iill AMI twn Ia IA.
liy ulsoNr Trotting Races will L. CO.,.
Quoted under the rules of the Nnllu.
Association. Tie Running Races uud,f ),
Buckeyc Rules.
\ hnr~.. diStanclng the field Will H.. ,H.
. ti,sI 10 TrcriNrthr first money only. NI.
d. only two horses start the ihiui pIyWty
. will not be- awarded.
In ca>r uf unn,Vurablr weather 81 u'It
unavoidable causes, the Society shall htE
/ the right iu postpone any "l 10" nh.
purses 10 % lulur" time, upon giving u"H
thereof.
Heats In each days rnc,.> viii h,. .....
alternately.
TIIOS. HORNBROOk, Pp-lI...
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Thn'~ llornhIopk, John Bishop.
\. J. papncll. VI. l.. OF,
Anton RcymPn, J. j. Hubh,.
Thos Pollock, VIM. VI. lAsI.
JnO. Mcl.urc, J. u. BOt>iutd
John 4. Armstrong, Snml M,' lrliau.
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Third DaN-FridnN. NcnI. IalI

No. Premium, value >lWl SilNrr rs
for the fastest Rcl Eye Coli. ln...
uf Rnhcrt Rrd Eye. uwu,,t 3D., !
Burnley, E>.I.: mile heats, h,i rr
No. S.-Prcmium SlOJ for Trulrmg lIu.,
Mares or GeldingS, In harness. o.
have never beaten ga In publ
mile heats, best In !. - IT, OIL.
horse, - Ia second.
| No. p.-Premium 500 for Running lIrr
two mile heats, best > IN 3. So.
first hOTS... SlOu To second, -. tufI.
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PATENT DUST ENCLUDER
~ WrypRED DEALERS

In various parts of the land have uareStry-
stlv endorsed them. They are 10 uSe upon
numerous lines OF Railway; InciuIlng "a"
Ma CENTRAL, and officers OF these roads
with other prominent II. X. officials end"r -
Them MS the best Watches for ~" 30 On. =
r. employees and trSve'erS -" ihtI"Gmc ,u.
The 'rrC wing are presented az specimens
-. I,.>I NIunnlIls:
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M ''NN''ITNWI IT'II'I 1T 'ITt '''N'
SYRACUSE, May -.
Tuesday ! was confined TO bed, WedneS-
day was out and well, by using DIR. Smiths
Electric OIL ! have sent bottle To a
friend in Rochester, for deafness.
W. II. WATT, Depot Master
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Policies NOn.FOrieitable.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RES
OENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
". e. burlington, President.
John r.. Edwards, Vice President.
D. j. HartSOOk, secretary.
J. J. Hopkins, Assistant S@crrtary.
Il. e.. HartSOok. Cashier.
James r.. WOLF, superintendent 81 Ag"no~
6. Henry Parrow. NJ. H.
e.. u. smith, NJ. d., Medical AdNiSN
George Ross, ". -.
Prof Edward ". Smith. Actunry.
u. y. Fnckler, Consulting Actunry.
DIRECTORS
WIN. Il. Isaacs. Vim. II. Palmer
X. II. Naury, VIM. q. Taylor
John Finders, A. Y. Stokes,
W. T.. Darlington, &. Henry Perru"'
Daniel J. HaTtsDOk, John &. Willihn"
J. j. Hopkins, Geo. =. Palmer
John T.. Edwards,
Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
MARYLAND ITEMS

Ihe Io'SoRlng Case at Chestertou,n W.
nave already stated that Daniel Smith and
susan Chamberlain, convicted of attemp,ing
10 poison Mrs. Smith, (the wife Of Daniel
ohlth' Mrs Garrett and Mrs. Rasin, in CheS
tertown, were sentenced each to the npnit.,o
'lary' ten years IN the case OF Mrs Smith and
O dWO years each IN each of the other cas.s
They were taken to Baltimore and pIac.d in
thS tIi penltentIary on "Wednesday of last week
Inc ChestertOwn Transcript gives the follow
ing history OF the case as developed by the
testimony On the 10Th day IF Sentrmher
Mrs; chamberlain gave to Mrs Caleb (who
lVed next duOr) piece Ut pie or custard, and
asked her to give it to Mrs Smith, who was
working at the fruit canning factory of Mes r.
ruth d Hines, where Mrs. Caleb also worked
Mrs. Caleb gave the pie to Mrs Smith as di-
iected, who shared it with Mrs. Garrett and
Mrs. Rasln, and they ate OF it, Soon tkereat-
ter they were strangely affected with burning
~ the face and throat, and dimasss of vision.
folson OF the character Of beledonna was su$-
pected and the proper remedies administered
Mrs. Chamberlain was confined in iail and
some time thereafter made a confession. impIi
eating Daniel Smith, the husband of Mrs
Smith. On her sworn statement he was ar
rested aud held to bail. They were both con.
Victed on the statement OF Mrs. Chamberlain,
which was cOrrOborated in many material points
he'd that for several years, and PRIOR to the death
OF her husband. Daniel Smth had on various
occasions had criminal intercourse with her
that more than once previous to the poisoni Y
he had proposed to her to go off with him
that lie finally suggested to her to poison his
wife, and thus remove all obstacles to their
marriage: Mrs. Z. prepared dvcoction Of
''JlmsOn weed, at Smith's suggestion. and
put in the pie. She is shrewd wsman, tho
without education. She has been married
three times, first at the age oil IA, and is now
widow OF %, with four children, the two
youngest going with her to the penitentiary
TILL they are seven years old. On arriving nj
the penlten'iary the little ones seemed to be MS
much delighted as If they had been moved INTO
new house. The agony exhibited was indis
orl0abls when she caulc to take leave of her
heart'brOken sister, who exhibited every indi.
cation as being worthy aud intelligent lady
A Threatened Riot.-In Che.tertown. on
election night, after the counting of the votes,
some lew young men OF the dominant party,
In hilarious mood, inprudently went dowa
to the office of the Freeman Journal and rave
three groans for the editor, Gen Crawford. dur.
lag which time two Or three pistols were fired