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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

lOUNtesAeSsS d.. 81
'5'les,aiis. APPENDIX. ~ 5.57 ,t,ai, :.
1nt.rrosntosies sPropounded by the Joint SpeciaI
Committee Of both Branches of The City Council.
nj Baltimore 10 the President and 10 the Finance
Committee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in the Matter Uf Application by that
ConnanY 10 q City for Aid, Os specified in the
Memorial Of their President. = Y nll5
First QIsry.-How much money do the Com.
pamy at thiStmr5 10 be missed by The ENDORSE
1nemtof the city upon their bopdsE
Second Query.-How long do The company pro- Z
nose said bonds shall Iun2 90 sitN, tss
Third Query.-HOw do they propose to apply
said sunni State particularly how much otsitito
funding the pre- eut floating debtof the company
stating at the same time he amount OF ihat debt
and when due; how much, if any, to the rolling
power of tue road; how much 10 the completion
az the depots tunnels, &c, and how much to the
completion of arlouble tCatk! ia
Fourth Query.-HOw many miles Of track are
REQUIRED entirely to dOublethe tracN to Piedmont
Station including aPrOPer Propor ion Of SidingS,
In addition TO any cOnvepiencsS OF that nature now
Existing, that might be made available fsr double
rack? -. -. g.,..
the item + "proft and loss" mentioned in Docn-
inentA accompanying hisnemOrialRi Stale Wheth-.
n that item is OEis mot actually one Of the ia
les OF the companyf-o &c -, -,,-,,lfsesi
/ Sirth Oue,u.-What expenses, geEetallY aJetp
,e undeIstood as comprised within the itemta0f
Expenses OF TranspOTtstiOn,' also, what within
ne items of ''Reptirs of Halfway and "Repairs
X Locomotives, Cars &,7" Please stale in ref
,,,si., iss Eti4 81 tsiai.i is''s
.tasrl lse ftsa 40 .Aislisti' ..
.lssLIl Eisi bss ss'iirt its=f Rtfl (, e f5aS
iasas s9ls.s2
.,,.,,hsar o acfal,liaa rir57i ,sz'ez q 2 ssss5
rstsas3g o sn7d s,sssI
s-s,, sle ysfs a.. . ..gst 1917. ,ss
- = tA2eI = . -
.tAf tfJtRln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

8 71sP &C .IAL Otto rs
q All kinds or NoveI. AEaIf Goricc, Tor sale
by afsG5 I'm. LEk,
+ nOv2s:sm corner of Water and Union SITS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

Professor Alex. C. Rarryss TTicoDbe7os,
OT9edIcaled Compound. Tor hcautiying curing St.
OF The skim curing rheumatic pains; AMI hcalln. eSa
wounds. Bounded by, no geographical lines The sS
ttion or RArry's trcopberoUs pcrvades tile UniSn
sales Ofthe arieIe OF late years "
that almost exeeeds belief Professor Barry, aflers e.,
bottles ciiverel 10 orler in quantities. hss
upwards during the year 1859, within trife Of -
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NOIIC !. 90 CoNTRACIo 9 81: - ~,

,rs coHfNG ROW AND oiHIo5 RAII RoXD,
lROPOSATS viii beIeceived at the once Of the Gov
ingon and Ohio Railroad, ip Intil teloth
Daeemhe ext,n for the graduation aid masonry OF
abont seventy I'VE miles or he above ro5d Of the
eastern pt,oh comprising my miles, lies next west Of
aid thewesern portion, consisting OF about
tYcntyfv miles. lies between the kaHaWha river and
The Houh laAge SHARE Of the work i to
srabIe and l. Ssil g
be lrepsled IopiuSpeetio by the etll eeeg6er.
the eonlpany's oifrcs DyIilgtoh ara GpySndotes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

4ow fessde. situste Ohio River, mar TO, and
Gbove tho town OF New MarLinsviiei Weze county, Va
containing One Hundred and Six Acres sixty acres, or
more, which is of the hest quality Of bottom land, 10
cleared, under good fence and cult vatio and In good or
tIvatcI with the pow on the premises is small orch.
Al of good grated fruit comfortable cottage dwelling,
with good stabng other outblildgs, the locatonis
healthy, river landing III ont is among the best IN the
vicinity, and in Uil other respects th1S is consluereu one
r the desirable small Farms III ts section OF soun
try, AMI win he sold On very favorable terms =, -,
may be obtained from w H. H Sol
y In w haHf tho PROMISES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

Marshall, and Ohio Turnpike Company
nm tolls are now charged heretofore this road,
and lis the earnest desire ufte rsStG that ailrer
row nue. ne Company have no means Or preparing lbs
DAD for winter use, it is of Importance 10 all that
this necessary be put in the best possible
pair for the public X tPth esttt tells his
4 1nIys $ fP"E .; sesy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

IMPROVED SSHt3WER-HA1AS. =
NISHoNG'S PATENTLThe subserIber having pur.
u chased tho right for this county, OF Dishonss Pat
en- PQmn Shower Bath, wenll inioIm the poblictahe
has cohmelss the them
sible styledt- essrs Hubbs aehne Shop
wher6, BFatEd EsWarney Shop Main Street tlsy
may be had On the most fesspI yPle terE4s4 "a y
This is undoubtedly The best shower bath made eRa
Bling the person bathing temper Tho quant and force
OF The Shock 10 suit They can be used gF hotoT
cold ba or for any SsHs
p s-PattsTPdI gkingd oHeo9tle etortest potice ana
most Tesso9ttie tet az abgyei . tss t,i
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7-7I--IIlI .llI',ll7l pom IIuI NIuuNA
endorsement of members Of the
100000 90

You have thus an amount Of s.. l6I,s22 -
WINCH @iII be used in years upon the T1adTlne
fundHgof thelAoatihg debs about g pi5l rri u
which amount viii be additional to the Pressntin
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Average annu.lineomo toI. 900
[I)1

7le shoLving he and Progreasfre incrsGSe
cCe anthracite coal trade and Mo- !ots
from regions included in f1beg am u 9lnee 1917
Dhsn trade nearly eQri 10 that Iop ertstng on
Lhe baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
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,aIGHLY5 inGPoRPANT.


EIfEISoNtS Premium Chinese Lustral WAsip. Find
Ssthc greatest mpro yet discovered Tor sayiTs
lahor end expense III ashng Clothing aud HUGe Clean
Linens and GoitOns washed by tins Fluid will h.
wRiter aud s6Itef ban FLAP II bcSsheI on the gsssN
AIR sN3k pinot to ujur etIc fabric Every lady nav
satisfy herself on that soakinga pe Of Ot,on
or Iien In the Fluid, I'LL strength, for "a hours which
win clearly shoSrthst hmust Ia rnless wien
dilute vii r2 ga nna water half apint Adid
The Chinese Ivas hing FInd istvOrthlhTee tie
single sxpence which will buy enough for large family
Wishing which en- n be done in 9 OF 3ihpuTs.
Manuacur and sotti By the su WHO has Ilu
II iIIi chased The right for Ohio SohiIyt W..
- ll7"7s t-sAp' ft'- JAS. MELLOR
~ o.Erf&Tu M TIpfnn 81 Whaaling
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Report of the Joint Committee Of tos
btit it'5se' = City Council. -. s'4ss =, "a
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s;gadg,saE. f.otalBIlua3 h,ts aathzh|yIo
7ae shorcfng The An,aaI A,uOlntd 9ogeiifre ierease
Of e geite eoaktrads Of the Lhigh Region snes
1873 inhen he trade lpas nearly that erSflg on The
BaItinoTe and Ohio RaiLToGa. sol e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

JAS H. McMEcH EN4ts candidate for the SHERIFF
AIRY. election BE he'd the spring OF 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

To Country Nero chants.
IN a Z 81 AND ca p S-M HOLES EEs.
XNT n are nov TeeefTing Fall and Winter ssoekoG
w Hats and Cans, hie Dc; ne feei qssnret. tie
largest and cleapeseSer bfOght 10 The city. Country
N design purchasing kast are
invted call and examine stock for are cefatn
the prices ate tally low sin the BotnOc market
a,,g4f Is Z =. 5IpheeTing Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

Office B. & Or. R. Company, sa 4"
Nov. II, 1858. y 70 'st' - - irtS
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''''' CiTARLEs u. PIsK, chief engineer.
s N II .2TIIe Board of uhlc Works yVtCgfnia under
whose dTSctiothe tovipst ard Ohio Rairond is 10 Be
f,s ga ar SesSsT Ss rs 6Se.
Esrei . - noy24.Atl
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aenl2 q : g a I e . lWl!s,l11Fs, :!
BROWN IS
receNfCr On IAapAIT.. -.

.S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINepp qf,
TINHIS Essence is preparation OF UNUSUAL en-.
i In ordinary diai r,1Ea, incipien cholera in
All OF prosrItion p the digestive iunc,io
nestinable value During the prevalence OF I'M IVA Q
CHILE and summer compa of hi dFen iii,
Is eeaciousi no ailyi individual Traveller
without 1t. SHp4d b
sCsIU7T0N-Bc. sure TO get the genuine E.s.S.. Z,
is ~ epa ed only by THROWN, at his Drug SS' " VAC
cal Store NJ corner of Fifth aud Cesup ,i,, Chssi
delphid BAND Iot sGIe BY alt the especlable fs
the United States. : -.ttstti.- z,.iI y'st a''esa
And in wheeling by-JA3lES BAKER
n, a----.-...-' .,'''-- KILLS & CALDWELL
-zep1e:dn,y3m- -t.-.--.- wAi. X, MCKEE
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The SchuyIl Navigation started in 1917, expecting
a trade OF II, 90 tons per annnm ,....Ls
trade OF 400 600 tons perEHnpm - 81 tsSisseA q
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hynohburg Pire, Life &1darine Insurance Co
M 4 4 OF LXScHpVRGi YA.L 2PII
%. r. Brcsec, agent.
FFlCE-Man street, next door to " Il sAI HANK
~ hov2s:ly tlWheelfnESVn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
,e 55g5c, t obargeabls TO waslfi Broh g

gyrLIN3a&G L6lI,1, !s5sS,l4s %
Oct. / /, 1885,, TO April, 1853 S2Ss, 800 "a
AptlI L'iooS'IO - t0'" Es'hsDD 4esos 90
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{. Z JOHN g. %
.TTst SSArrivad

ID HoDES, NcNA1ls$l Co.. have dust 1Eeseived their
III, first stock uTtFai and" Winter Gobds, comprising
Everything Fancy and staple s3fabig stIy ans
ceun1rytrade ~ a7i ~. l>-tt-.' - a7aat
Please give us a eaJ-No. 30 Main street, ls,s.,
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fiscal year, "vo'sOuAtohS'
To ,transpoEt,his, about so engines wsre,in use
actively. aa ~ "a ~ ,s,,,5 y il, -.
1000 ana more coal cannot be wtlIout
SECOND traek-with,it md 80 additional engines,
aud 500 moreicoal cars, I,000DO0 tons could, y Is
ceediug So, 100000 Tie cost of SOengines nddi-!
tinnni would d. ~ :, J, N -,--..- & 5000
The cost Of $40 cars, at $3.50 a.aI1 ~ 2b0'Uuu
.zsee4f a',,ass ha.sz'si! 'zl a.. 81, 0s5OO0
And this requiring oil additional facilities of
wharyes, &C., to be made by private enterprise.
No. 12.-Amouni sold previously to ~ ~
September, 1853 b ,srsJis tys sl,260g09
Sold since eptember ssas'iS ss-'a'' bOU
Reserved for The Bay State lion Conn ,aiss,y
pany Tor rail contract 4,-s- ugs l25u, OO0i
Deposited as security torloans on call g 87S,5 800
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~ hieh amount Will be audltionaI " shs sss
vested Bapital.
,rbe seeo5,F Y,ck. 40 and 6eySld Piedmont, and
additional sdinR and tie afchihg ol lunnels and
engine, houses, with additional machlnsry, can
be- at Is hoped, comp eted in eighteen months.
Much viii depe1d lponS proe0t money Lot hns
bonds. Other appuEtenancesmayoe aetayeu WIN
lese FjpEys aud HoHpl mean Ats cohSfn!s
It's ia ofSef to enable the company 70 fund the
floating debt as eOnjeGtIred b. tha BOurd "a MafeA
tgst, might be necessary, and TO hnsh the aOSo5
Iutely needfnI PREPARATION for active business pm
the road That = as expressed The memorlals
was asked, Wltboptits acondii9n9 allglS VIII !i
bG Bought on that blight the tfadeof the city,
as well as tender on her
df 81 200 doubBnl Tor years 10 cois'i ~ IN
IL ALI is held that the company VIII Jul
nil It's undertakings, and by the force oil its Ieye-
uueibe enabled to suslanits credit 70 procure ihe
additlunaY SUM estfmh ed I'm sf2 the road anu
also yadi4idsndPof 9 per cent aitef hhlShihg the
No. s.EThg CAPACITY Of TIDE road, finished as
ptoposed, I'VE believe equal to the production OF
six million venue, in the proportion OF passed.
gers general merchant disc anu coatt'H ne
e4pectalion of additional as
hi6iL q, is based upon the country opened by q
jiineti6n with the Central Ohio ToadJ winch VIII
lie fed by over miles of railroad now IN opera
ton besides antlIe eOnpexions with Pllisulrg
and PStkefsBdt aqs the general IN tasEeaSs OF
No. tO-For the proportion of coal 10 the. other
Trade see reply TO No. 9!siE9 q t3is ~ ~
The quantity OF coal 10 be tFansported VIII Va
~ rom I00,00 10 900. T. Eais !ois Eegpt
Eper mile is about IL cent per ton.l4c .aV ~ >,
No. 1.-THE gququI,tyOf coal Transported last
year, 10 .witLlroln October, 1852 10 5Oth seP'sp-
| Ter, 1858. I9dto1A as 9bltW
2aaE oiFrom CurnBer land. From P iedp9nt.
IJ..tab9.r.y5 i lIrt,sti e Tons ~ rons.F
.stj9tsS; ,-g,srf i1uG-- hl I'D 4nl
lOctobera.. 1.lgn.la n - Sd toSss.| go
1 November, -5a,sFss e7edo 2oSS2D 'srat -
| Deetmbefl har HtsN- 30 's22,205' 's+s - -
January. ,e1LJ G25,2455
FshTIiaTy.5e sH = fiAq 1852 80 jules
| March, .1ts;E s.sB17,6U2 q
April, -, ~ y, 699
May, ,dGuG 2o'Oo9t A.,
HINES ri ,sfr.sCl Hs.5 1854 ~ ~ - I'D
IInIy. % 80, 491
August, 555,.s3f BOO u o'sot
lSzpt,nber,,., * 5els- 40 1866 ~
A.. 4lal ara -.l+. at-ssil ---- -iei t-- ~
.s3a, $50 - r .2ss,974 . II 1926 l.a
r.! 81 tit~ft'is2 % ~ .i 80. 293, 9I4 ,ain
6ssSIvear. : 80 90 % ~ 3Us, 900 tons.
oh.,, E0 k,,,,;,,aS ms,
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will be million and ball ol bptneS; gIl1l
tDeiiot ana naIluacory, No 10 Broadway, New Yott
FRelaif price, twenty We cents large bottle
discount 10 purchasers by the quantity. Sold nv
ali Tie priucpaI druggists throughout the
eSico West Indies, Great Britain FTance AMI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

DO yoak, Ten9ean Der the old Corner X
MO- 81. WATER 81 REEt?" cailtheIsapd see the
IN newly RECEIVED and gSrgeqps stock oil 2
See admit Q, and leave your measure esd
DER at fI hours aoteEf StS tjSl
overcoats Coats Pants, Vests and Hosiery in exten
siye variety and OF finest material and make always
on gar Ient Na de in the isLeht II u
: sept3t 'RENS TIT. HUGHESsW beelinz, Va
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Endorsement Of 81, GOO. 600 Of Boads of the Com
- D 81 pGny recommended. .s.. go

! ICOnehlded from Saturday $ popsr.l
. ssai. ~ APPENDIX. m a.z r.
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- FOX RENE.
II DWEHEfN(S OH fiIh street. suitable for large fam.
Iy aiL VIII be rented from The iirst Of
Decembet tie mat or April, with the privilege OF next
year EnauIre OF DoNLoN & MAXWELL,
povoitr Nos Monroe 81.
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I e"sS lsl4i l,' - RALTIAo Or \, June 12 1850
Messrs Evans a watson, Thadelpiia GentIen1en:~
We have much pleasure in your Fire Edut
Cfests 10 the notice of ihe pIUchaxe cd
rom you La Wing saved books and contents
AFTER Undergoing severe heet during The fre which
DESTROYED the entire block OF buildings Arch street
wIaff on the Scluykit; onthe 9th OF JUNE, 1880. "
fYours,sVer respectfully, ., ~ 81 II,
\ septg-dty,Q nal l5',i 81 RUssRL & GUBBINst
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The term infinite, IS strictly applicable only
when all lie trains run atlhe same speed; there
is in such case no limit 10 the Capacity except IN
The amo4nto Of Rolling sloek on llana.i 9 @ ~
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~ a eI7573 F0R ADJUSTMENTS. i 81 ~ 5' .,
E haze Just reseyeGa keaniil and selection o.
wv Plano Alusci besides large list music,
winch o= kind Asill ssc call as soon a.
RON me srrest to the largest size. and priesS to
AIIWh will be sold lower th ever 6etoFei at The Au
sens fsi'G, ~ Nv 80 s7ta rid j FICkEIsoE.a
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where. - - =. EY.SNS d WATSQSgF -,.,t-Test al
~ fts ne. Moss oeK q door Third.
N. fi-AiSO hank aVAultAnd Jewelers. Rli slar Proof
Sales Iron Vault doors banks and $40 es, Patent Slate
Lined ReTrigerators, store Trucks, etc. 'z-'Hs'
Relow the names OF few gentlemen and Public In:
situations who have our Safes N use Hundreds more
safes in tsSs q FT > q 2 2 y = sEYSS2SA e b
Samuel Allen High Sheriff, Philadelphia;
Barker,, Brothers s. Co., No l6 Third St;
Michcnsr & On, No n South Wafer st.i
&c Knight, cor erfWater and Chestnut sts.ise
U'S Mint, ono Sa!ei - ~ lsssssey-
S Arsenal, saissior GaliIoE ifas sfor Phla.5
Corporation Of Northern Libeticsi5 q q Oh
Commissioners or McYa nnellsi nsi, .,.sEs
9o8tG%SrS Sss .rslsabS A3 AEzT
State Trepshyer DIN jerSey, and Trenton Banking C o.
pennst vania itatlroad Co, S0leSs !t.HNgj
o r Hall, 9th above Cherry and Third and Brown sts
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Total for Seven Years.. ss2 190, 947 SO
Less aHinnTto: certificates 1871! 1878; Ky ~,
= 1888, 1850 aud 80 Psrs cent isis Q tSiI ~
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is unnecessary to present length the evihepe,o
yollje rful Olerties orthe trcoplerous lie
ay q furnished SuehRn enforcement as Lhis TLe ~
ness OF tho arr cle and tre explanations given OF
ca action upon lie hair, the scalp, and all cases q,
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witHlthe view OF facilitating The 6G new
coin, enabling all 10 Supply tbemseyeswlGh little
expense and hcnnvenience possible, we now pre-
70 We orders By gol or drafts on
We shall make charge for attention 10 these specie
commissions, beyond the customary express raes for
80 n. PlGMAN. Agent -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28

G1-Htgnont Chronicle. st. Cairsvie, Ohio, and Re.
puhicai lnd Va will Kcit each to tho amount OF
sc. and ftaree q haiee.
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New Silver Coin


~ Hanks Brokers' Merchants, AID the public generally,
the suhOinr cirruhr from the Director Of theau 5.
Mint at Philadelphia, inreiaon tothc new silver eon
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SCIGARSl CHSaRSlk
is ave known last that The best sisars in the place
are to I've had al he sign OF Turk Just opened,
es supply these great Consueo's, 50 fine you eau
Fseps3 ~ t5G.i-i n y w RHODES Agent
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Valley of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co
stsi iesisJ5t %. =. BreSeeJ .Actaaty.,l s.3ss
.NFFICE-Alain street, next door 70 NJ &, n: Hank
". ,FuTEs - .sGt ,5s4rHd .fs4EEheellny,VG I.
l'0lFRRFER sTo-Janes 'Rs Baker. I.it g T7FoHfunt
ii. K. List.id--s1d Z noveG-Iy
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w f,ynFFAS Issio;;Jy = q It
Anmcato ns lori nsIahceSSilI be pr6mty. attended
by the President or sSecfetary. q q II
Wheeling Jirr. 2Sth. 1853. -, s.Ilti.
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.Im this item is lnclue tia sum OF $4,000 paid
Mali service to Mr. Recsie prior 70 the opening OF the
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The Trustees have also resolved that interest be paid
certificates q 1851 end lS2 at hs Eae Of per cent
that tile outstanding certificates OF profits or The year
year S2 DC tie holders thereof, lhesr legal
personalities, and amer the 10Th day of August next
The certificates be presented AID canceedto the extent
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Lectures on the Bible.

From n notice in another column, it will be
seen there is course of lectures proposed on this
topic in this place. We are glad of this, and
shall be still more pleased to have the discus
sion conducted in the most able manner. Mr..
Dixon we hear spoken of as an able and excel
lent man. Those in attendance upon the late
convention, will recolleet Mr.. Hayes and Pryso.
OF the other lecturers, we have no knowledge.
We understand they are all clergymen. From
the interest existing on the subject. we have no
doubt the course will be well attended.
Because we lately published the call for a
free discussion of this subject, divers papers and
individuals charged us with prostituting our
anti-slayery position, to purposes of inhdelty.
We now publish a call for clerical discussion
of the orthodox side of the question. This we
do as eheerfully as We did the former, and for
the same reason, the information of our readers.
We shall wait with some curiosity, to see
whether any body will on this account charge
US with prostituting anti-slsyery for tho benefit
Of orthodoxy.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democrats held their State Conven-
ton on Saturday the 9Th, ut Columbus.
The nominations were for Governor, ME-
DILL--Lieulenan Governor, Buss--Su.
preme Judge, Bartley-Attorney General,
Gro. w. McCooK-Bonrd of Public Works.
GRswoLD, of Pickawny-Treasnrer J. G.
BRIsLIN.
They passed Resolutions affirming the
platform of 1852, that the separation of the
monies of the State from Banking nslitu-
tions is indispensably necessary to the safety
of the funds, and that an Independent Treu.
sury has accomplished all that has been ex-
pected from it. That the Democracy will
favor a similar arrangement for keeping and
disbursiug the public funds, aud that the
State and County Treaslirers should refuse
the notes of all banks refusing to pay toxesI
That the extension of European dynasiies
on any portion Of the American Continent,
or in its vicinity, should be resented by the
whole power of the Federal Government,
and that the democracy of Ohio regard the
anheAatoh OF auJacent y roVinces, at the ear
liest moment, as consistent with national
honor, and as the manifest destiny of the
American Republic. Full confidence is ex-
pressed in Franklin Pierce, aud the democ.
racy of Ohio accord 10 his administration
their cordial support.
A motion to endorse the Baltimore plat
form was considered, and after several
amendments, and an animated discussion. il
was laid on The table. The Convention then
adjourned sine die.
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Senator King, the telegraph reports, has made
his WILT announces further. that he is the
owner OF 5000 acres of land in Dallas county,
Alabama, and 100 slaves. lie claims in his ly-
ing moments, that he never sold but one human
being. and he sold him only because hu was 80
bad"
Quere, Bad as he might have been, did he
ever commit an act that SO palpably outraged
every moral principle, as did this one of selling
a human brotherinto perpetual slavery Did this
"bad" slave even so outrage every true human
interest, as the Vice President elect in the ex-
ercise of ownership over any ono of his 100
slavesi To have sold 5Ut one hunla, being is
poor atonement for clutching in his dying grasp
the ownership of one hundred and fifty slaves
who will probably be sold by his executors long
before the grass shall start over his new made
grave. And this is his dying consolation.-
Poor man