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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-29

NO. 44.-An act to amend section fity-eight Of
chapter seventy two of lbe compiled statutes,
relating TO lime
IL Is hereby eaacied by the General Assembly of
The State Of permont, as jollops:
Sec. l. Section fifty eight of chapter seventy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-29
No. 48.-An acl in relation to fire insurance
companies.

No. 48,-An acl in relation to fire insurance
companies.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. L. Whenever application for fire insu--
ance shall be taken or Transmitted by Or through
a local or travelling agent Of sny fire insurance
COMPANY, it shall 10 law be deemed to be the act
of said company, and IN all questions arising as
to the facts stalled in such application, the said
agent shall be taken and deemed to be the agent
Of the insurers, and not Of the insured
Sec. g This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, December 6, 1853.
No. SO. An act in addition to ian act to author
ize the business Of banking" approved No.
vetnber IL. 1853.
II Is hereby enacied SC
SEC. |. Wbenevtr any association, organized
under the act to which this is in addition, shall
return 10 the treasury any of its mutilated circu-
lallng notes agreeably to the fortielh section of
said act, it shall be the daily Of the said treasurer,
IN the presence Of the secretary Of state, to burn
all such mutilated notes; and SAID treasurer and
secretary of state shall 'bercupon make aud sub
scribe officially, certificate of the aggregate
amount and different denominations of the notes
so by them burned which certificate shall be
recorded by said treasurer and be delivered to
the president or cashier of such association and
when any such association shall relinquish their
barking business or cease to exist as SUCH it
shall be the duty of the treasurer of the slate in
Ike manner to destroy the bills of said assoca-
ZION, and also mutilate all plates and dies 10 his
hands belonging to said bank.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from lis
passage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-29
Approved, December 6, 1853.

| No. 38.--An act IN addition to chapter eighty
OF the compiled statutes. relating to the grand
| list.
1t is hereby enacted By The General .4sseubly Of
the Stale Of Vermonl as fouo,Os: .....
Sec. |. That no removal ofany person from any
town, on or before the first day of April, shall
have any effect on, or excuse such person so re-
moving, from being listed, or from taxation in
such town, es cept The removal be with an intent
OF PERMANENT breaking up his residence in
such to~n; ani that no removal for the purpose
of avoiding listing and taxation, or for The pur.
pose at chanpin, 1t 10 some other town, shall be
Of any avail.
| Approved. December |, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-29

Approved November "a, 1853.

No. As An act in addition to chapter seventy
| - five OF the compiled statutes. 81
II is hereby enacted by 'he General ASSEMBLY of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

The Trustees OF Washington Hall have very
'skf5dIy accedei to the wishes of NUMBER Of our
qnt1sus and have prSfefed TO Mr. Thrnet'the use
Ne EabeiT Hall for this evening" for the puFpOseof
gfn6g 4tferein his last concert in this city. This
was hardly to have been expected Of them ih the
present stale of the Hall, which is Just receiving
'aa the diminishing touches " which give essentially
issthe fnal character to works Of the kind. With
81, liberaity and disregard ofthef convenience,
which they have twice before manifested, to graft
iy the wishes Of Others, they have again acceded
10 the general desire, and have granted gratuitous-
the use Of their Hall this evening asking only
of the public not to presume thatthe Hall is what
it will be when they pronounce it finished. Mr.
Fdtner will have the room in excellent order for
this evening when, we trust, the opening of Wash
81 inEton Hall will be attended by the lafgest audi
n. eics Of The kind ever entsItained in the city of
o. Wheeling. The opening Of ths Hall alone will
be attraction enough, but when added 10 the at
fractions or music, and such music as MI. TnE-
per's, the opening, viii hardly leave an opening
- IN the Hall this evening Is ,t-',5f s-'s''
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g o1r----sICK Ann AFPTICTED. N

THE most safe and certain remedy ever known tothe
world for the Of obstinate coughs colds asthma
bronchitis blood splitting liver complaint, whoopng
cough Group tickling rising In the throat nervous de-
bity, pains in Tho side breast, broken constitution
from the abuse OF eaomel and other causes, is DOCTOR
swAYNE'sf COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; and eonsumrton after it has reached state, andas
sumed character hitherto considered heurable, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild CherrYpre
paration. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR. STRAYNE at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia,
Z, For sale Sy-DR, JAMRS BAKERi KELLS 4 cALD-
WELL; and PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co, Cincinnatii
and by dealers generally. s .5zs Il 5 sePl9 g
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IN Tnrner,s Concert,

The Concert of Mr.. Turner at the Melodeon on Z
Thursday evening, wss attended by the largest au-
dience we have ever witnessed on such an occa-
sion in Wheeling. AT an early hour the audience
commenced pouring in, and by half past seven
d o. clock, the period for The commencement ting
performance, the house was crowded 10 its fullest
capacity, so that numbers were unable to obtain
seats, and many were forced to leave fer want a
room, though the hall is very large one: or MIR.
iTuIner's performance we cannot speak so as TO do
him iuStce, so superior was it TO the coEmon
catch-penny performances with which our city is
so frequently blessed, (ot the opposite.S We make
but little pretension to musical cOnnoiSseurShip'
being totally dnvetsel in the hi feleun squeel-
ing which is so frequently among the moderns
(since the days Of Jenny Lind) designated as 'e1-
quisite music and "charmng Operatic perform
anee" by many too, who, were they asked, would
be unable TO tell what IN opera is. Still we are
not dead 10 the effect OF that .'cencetl Of sweet
sounds" the want of which the poet tells us fits
one Tor s'lfeasons stratagems and spoils, and can
admire for a lime the artistic power which e1alts
the huE.gn voice above conception even, but our
admiration is limited, andi of the genus surprise
OF wonder, rather than of that Of enjoyment, but
when we desire music for its own sake, the simple
ballad with ''words of truth and sounds If sweet
ness presents to us attractions far superior to
aught offered by the most artistic band of Operatic
performers that ever favored an audience with their
high strung and high toned accomplishing nts.5. We
need hardly say that the performance oil Mr..
Turner was the performance for US. Possessed
OF a remarkably fine voice, he has succeeded admit
Iably in modulating and adapting il 10 the senti
ment OF, his song. while his manner shows 10 his
auditory that lie PLRLg what he sings and thus i'm
perceptibly, but certainly, induces in them SINH!
lar state of feeling. "Epiunbus Unum," "'The
Grave of Washington" "Angeps Whisper"
t.Mars of Argyle" and ''John Anderson My 10
John were sung admirably, and few Of his very.
large audience will fail to attend at WAsarxGroS
HAL this evening TheHan will doubtless be FILL
ed at an early hour and persons desirOus of being
in time would do well 10 go early.
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Endorsement Of s5, oOO. 600 Of Bonds of the Com
pany recommended. asa


The joint special Committee of the City Coun-
ell of Baltimore, 10 whom was Ieierlel the memo
rial Of tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railtoad Company,
asking aid in the form of an endorsement 10y The
CITY, upon the bonus of the Company, 10 enable
them 70 raise the money required to complete their
road TO the City Of Wheeling, beg leave to report
that theyhave carefully considered subject and
herein report the conclusions TO which they have
arrived, with the reasons therefor. '4s-
The President Of the Company, in his memorial l.
states 'that his instructions TO ask at this pre-
ssrit time only fof 50 much should be expended
in the ensuing twelve or eighteen mouths, which
is estimated at i've millions Of dollars, and is be-
ie4ed to be the full extent aidreqniIed fIom the
eity b. complete the road. 5-ge7s ~
"A proposition TO ineregse possibly tie present
liability of the city TO the extent hiicae by the
Language boYeiquoted, materially suggested great
caution ont part ofthe conuitteeS IN any recon-
mendaton they might make IN the premises, and
accordingly, after little reflection, they deter
mined to seek interview with the President npd
members Of The Finance Commute Of the Railroad
Company, SO as 10 be able 70 present to the Coun-
eli tue fullest information upon The important sub
ject confdel to them. They ate happy 70 acknowl-
edge the poteneSs of the President and members
lsiofSthe Finance Committee Of the Company, in al.
fording them every facility in their investigations,
and for the information which will be found in the
w written answers 10 certain questions, pTopounded
5byfthE Committee, end other exhibits furnished
by the Company and collected by The Committee
the whole conf risinL, the appendix tothis Re
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-. =
me S anu
pledge ey way OF mortgage Of . me properly OF
me salu paltLnole uie
men ana In that event. tue salu SM9il en-
Iofse either by writing OF oy caSSs Ine spe 70
oe PL'ieea OF ~ sa,s
SS'e vi loah Vi s Ma. a. y 4
y. tg mayor t n anu ,; fl; n "
s" S y shs y ~ * ri 5sti
5000 ~ ,iae Ga 81 IA rs
in ths SoiSn 49, ,sn,iIs. ~
ssFor yaI,,o and CITY C,o,,n,il
of RoIi;nnnrs 10 her tha nnvnent f
the wifbin Rond. mr. Csfificateo Of loan for
t,,'ysor
IN. tesiipoonv yvLereo[ -------.-- Aiavonofl
"a 3 Iissy StE bsfb tyto kniscSib4sl b,ssnft3s
and cs,,se,i tbe Gt,Ii,ofaie sal of fhe
49, sud Ma var md civ Council Ia lie hereto
aftixsll ~ .1bfs 80 daysI Of =. in The
veaSS RI tesh b1,nIlftl and fifI,--z--..
- ~ Mayof u.
SKo o. And;bs ilenacl..t ana ssf,l1inttl, Tint
Shonld fbe SAID Bonis or Certificates al loan of the
BaIfirnnTe and Ohio Rollroad Oolpatiy, be issued,
with ntsreat con IONS attached fheretos the said
commons slsaI be gnaranteed BY endorsing in wri.
Ting, printing Or engraving thereon the words
1gnaranteed by the Mayor and City Council Of
Bsitifnote. 80, Register.'' The said Reg
lister beng authorized 10 use stamp, with fac
smile Of his signature in lieu oil his own proper
signature, On such coupons. -
Ii ESQ, 3, And be it enacted and ordained, That
before The said Register shall deliver to the said
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company the Bonds
OF Certificates of loan so guaranteed by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, he shall be salts
fed, by the exhibition and delivery TO him OF the
duly aekRoY ledgetl and recorded that the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
49, tut IIl0 4uFsIIIbOIISVI'
Temperance AGeeting.

n
One Of the largest-perhaPs,t tie slargestTempe-
rance meeting held in the City Of Wheeling for
several years, assembled in the Chapne street NJ.
E. Church. Centre Wheeling, on Thanksgiving
- evening, Nov. %. 1858. s... -
WV. ExLEY was appointed Chairman and ID.
MaeIaae, Secretary. = = -raFw
:. TAfter prayer, tlexerYiaIge andlespestable pu-
dience W 9 addtesssd. by the Rev. d. S. WELLNo
of Ohio. in one of his hapPiest strains, portraYng
in strong and lucid language, the dreadful effects
of the traffic and use OF intoxicating liquors, in un
fitting the unfortunate drinker for usefulness in his
family or in society, and fitting his originally noble
mind only for the society of the debased, and f.
nally landing him in the regions Of despair beyond
tie reach Of mercy. 800
After which he read thepetition which has been
5Eos extensively circulalet and signed throughout
the city asking council 10 open a Poll, at the en-
suing election at which the voters may be allowed
tosay whether they will have license no lcen'e
within the city, when scores Of men who lad not
signed it elsewhere, voluntarily come foEwnrd, and
placed their names to the paper cod
very large number of mothers, wives, daugh-
tiers and sisters were IN attendance, thus manifest
ing tGsir lively interest in The subject when stand
ing vote was called for 10 give them opPOEtuni-
ty to- express their feelings the petition, and
they Immediately without, solitary exception 5
rose to their feet. 80 -
On motion, it was ordered, That the editors Of
the respective Daily papeis of the city be request
edtorubIish the proceedings Of this meeting.
.Adiourned ,s,ss- r, s8fyf
Ice -eit,7 WILLIAM EXLEY. Prts't.
d, D, ,MActASE, See'y, 's 20 'as' - ,'7'
-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

DIR MoRsE's INyIeoRATING CORDIAL.
The only and sale remedy, yet discovered, fer Gen
era Debility, Physical Prosraon, Irritabiity, and ali
the train OF ReetoHs; Il viii also remove
Depression, EIeiement Dislike OF Society neapaeity
for study or Business Loss Memory, Mental Debility
ele.--see- dyeltisemsnt.. u. seple
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NOTlCil no ICONTRACTORS. =

!. co WING TON IND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
DRoPoSAIS win be received at the Office or the Cow
ington and Ohio Railroad, In CoyiDgton unti thei5tl
Of December next, for the graduation and masonry
about seventy five miles Of the above road Of which ths
Coytnsoni and the portion consisting Of abou
twenty-five miles, lies between tho KaIhwa river ant
the mouth HE Big Sandy large share Of the work t
be -ncudng bridging and tuneIingTs heavy and de-
contractors Tie Sections of the above
ready for examination, and the eastern portionwir
be prepared forinspection by the Sth Of December.
Further information may be oh aimed on application at
the company Offices at Covinston ard GuyandOttc.
by order OF tho board,
va gEs CHA RLRS Il. PISTS,i chief engineer.
N THE Board or Public Works OF sYirGinh, under
whose direction The Coyng on Ohio Railroad is
constructed state account win meetst covinstonon
the OF december above named, for the pupOse ofic
ceiving ard acting the proposals that may then eof
ered. . nov24.ltd
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PIANOS AND VIOLINS.

PIANOS AND YI0LINS.
UST opcnedono fine Italian aud Fl encl VIC
81 Jlins or very superior quality with vcry fine vi
oincelIos Guitars, ahdthex Very best Italian, French
English Violin Strings Tuning Forks and Hammers
Music Paper, Prccepi all kinds, with general lock
OF Musical Merchandise eeyin2 an ipy9ice OF Pa
nos from the celebrated mandatory OF Clickering.
Boston, Of which will aTrivetO day Tomorrow and
cctayes and will be sold prices The Pianos
well and appreciated that they need no
recommendation We respectfully invite the musical
community 10 give acall and judge Tor themselves, at
tho old Music aud Variety Store, Noe5 Union ST.
nnvPl . IN , JAS. MELLoR
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Z. Persian Hair Dye ia as
THIS Dyeis warraned used according to directions
to change the hair from Rny other color, beautiful
rss PERFECTaJET BLACK, 80
-rf7r r,ssr f5g-F e "a WITHOUT - fsszrs5 q
~, Staining. The Skin., 4
Price, 5O centspcr bottle. Fortsale by KIshLS f CALD.
NHRLb, wholesale Agents, and by yRb. RsMcKEE.
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hoy23;3nn cornerof Water and Union sts
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
Az THAT WILL ACTUALLY RgrN HltsEty TO SELL oHEAr
e 5s.uIs ITO THE COMMUNITY At LARoElr 1f 81
= ISAACPRAGER has Just returned fr6m the East with
the best stock oil Dry md Fancy Goods, moSie-
ry &c. exhibited In thiseity, which lie is Offering
Monroe and Union strGes,o at such astonishing
low prices as every WHO call on
ladiesand gentlemen viii tito their advantage il
they do 500 TO u Ter The above exs llnatlon.
Hisatook being too large TO onumeae, he win only di-
rect particular atfentioto choice assortment Of the Ia
lest styIeof Plaids, French meriHos, and Wool
DeInthoSl OF every color, Blankets, RmbrOEder.
les, and urassortment OF Linens, such as
seen before. e s-
To thetrade he offers particular advantages as, through
his competition importing houses OF the
try he is able TO cheap any Jobher in the Eastern
Market. Enovll ISAAC PRAGER' 1iS Main St
N
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= 1000 Bushels Wheat WantedI
"AVING made arrangements with Baltimore MI
10 purchase wheat Tor his account, we pIess
10 pay the highest cash price for any quantity thai
err Sacks furnished ior all.whcat purchased.
L uug29 r7s@ 4JNo. X. MILLER &Ct
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.SN Now or Never!
N tue chance for baIgAns In TobaccoS az have DEER
niHed to sell on some 90 boxes OF and P0udd Lump
az ffeatly reduced prieeg5fpi ~ ~ Il ~
ssp2S Y ssl - stiyss fJsSV4RHoplkss Aee4ft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

JAS. II. .MoMEcHEN is candidate for the SHERIFF
Atty at the election 10 be held in the Spring of 1854
oct2Std 7f 'a37e' Sl
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i Cheap cash Store.

THE subscriber IS Just receiving his Second Stock
fall winter Goods. eonSisng OF all qqaiite: ana
styles Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which Dc easIh
viii sell; 1oseF Ile slIIs Il, y
best qualities French Merip9y ISopS LOO TO SilSt PEI
yard; CENTS 10 60 cts per yard
500 Long shays from So TO SIS hest 9gaiiies and =
cade Silks siyes and colo s, and at low price va
vet Ribbons. ali styles plain and seoloped Rleulcs
styles and qualities. JJ0.is,
Tintcnd ID keep npmy ock the year round and all WI
favor me with call can have their wants supPhsS
at No 165 Main street, Wheeling, md m
examine my cheap stock, aud the utmost attention shau
given. ~ - y sssA ,,r-,y
oct6rt ID .l'eas1 1909 sed .tsst.JoFiNsG g. HEE1LI
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z. TRepofft 81. the Joint Committee OF tie .
l.g6..f Gs& = City Council. EaI 81 .
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. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

= p TWENTY THOUSAND 'DULBARS y
WI ORTIZ OF Gold and Silver Watches, Gold JewelIy,-
wv Silver and Plated SPoons, and Fancy Goods At aue
Sales will commence every evening at 81 O'Clock and
continue ibis week and next until all 10 sold. The
Goods will be open each day, when ladies' amt gentlemen
arc invitedto call Goods be sold In lots TO suit pur.
eliaserB. .'s.s II 5-t,t --s p ts 49, ~ -
This will be rare chance to purchase, the entire
stock must be closed out as soon as possible. =,
,EEtsll- 4 t 3 = tsiss ts G}tfRAY & Co.
Ess zystsWlLLIAN HALL,
l-inbT24 81 - u M "a f-ts - d { AhctioTeer
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Professor ALEX, g, Barry's Tricopbsm
or Medtcated Compound. for besutifying eurjts ~
6f5ho skin. curing RHEUMATIC plins and
wounds. bounded by no geographic lines, IL -
t9n o. F yRca. n
that almost exceeds belief Professor BARN. y
ul examination oris sales book fluids that lie n,mt.
bottles delivered order in quantities oTrom LsiT
upwards, during the year 1902, was within tfiae os
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- HIGHLY lNdPORTANT.

NT=EISoN's Premium Chinese Bustfar 4yashfng n
In the greatest Improvement yet discovered, for al
labor end exrense in wa shing Clothing and House g.
ing Linens and Cottons washed by th.S Fluid NJ,
whittier and sOIler than than If the gr,a
WARRANT not to iniure the, labriI.U Every sdya
satisfy herself that point, by sUakinga piete I'd
or Linen in the Fluid, full strength, for q hours
win clearly show that 1t must be ely Ia TmIess
dfIuteI with gallons OF water to half pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid fswoTth thse tina,
single sixpence which will buy enough to a5Tge AZ
washing, which can be done in or hours. ~ r.
Manufactured and sold By the subscriber, who k1h
JAS. MELLOR,
4nuo No 26 UniOnSt., WleAling II,
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-nTarshan and Ohio Turnpike company.
TIME rolls are now charged as heretofore on
and desie ofthe Directors that an
Sol will attend tolls without I'M
rev nus the Company have no ofprepafng IN
road for winter Gse and 1t sof importance to a TIA
4hisnecessar imp be put the re
pair for the public Accommodations IVihoat tolls ht
cannot Be done. y q - & : : - y - .,,, -,
--Juy2s'f- = j. H.PBNDhislOE'' eeoI
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( z ~ Isaid Oily hath Lersto subscfibsl hisnpaie
(s.gI..sS and caused the Gutppra Seal Of The
~ said Mayor aud City Council 10 Ge hereto
affixed, on thsf-4--+- day of <-+---, in the