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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
CONsuMPTION CuREn.

-BE- aOT DECEIVED - lac lrIltaffaia. IIF1FITaN
CLARK CD.a GENulliECOD LIVEIt on, nsVer 49,
poiais, 40 rs year esleg hlg Tgggse g 1ptl1E =
A tisre i le1t deal g 81 y Ne nlrElG aduI.
tsfaisi sh ss7i .l9le q A. 49, - lt tlrs ca.
or q 1Ilas g eur qsn ilily q fsl-1is.li nn9
li.sltAE, oalE Cl1. i1r o. dGiEl q 81 &c.,
Inls elr lsts Ftlef, tE ~ hen a. aItcil IliInci
cssqE = Gao sasia ~ Iussi1s- eS1e1lasF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

EcL1psEs IN 1s57.-There will be two ecliPses
Turing the present year-both of the Sun. The
iirst will occur on March %, and will be invisl-
Die cast of the meridian of Washington, and only
naitial west of it. The second will be an annu-
lar eclipse of the sun, commencing on the 9Th
Of septembera at midnight in the United States,
aud therefore invisible here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
Now YorIx VInrket.

New YoRk, Jan. s-Plour advancing; sales 1900 bbls
State at $6lueRG3O. Wheat advancing. Corn firm; sale
8OG0G bushels Pork buoyant; sells at $2Ol2H, pru
ut $I7. buoyant Lard buoyant at 12<. Whisky "a
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nc CoRRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising or otneI
business the 1nteliseneer, should ne -
nc concerning the editorial department OF ms
md he addressed the Editors, Jointly, OF 70 e' u
c6frrspoudents writing for publication van please
criF en- one side of the paper. -, ,,,, ohl;,. ne
IA observance Of the above rules VIII ,. ,I,
r-f secure prompt attention to CORES ''"
! IA might otherwise receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

Ar Preston, Minnesota, on the 18th ult, there
vas snow on the ground to the depth of three
feet, and the mercury in the thermometer indi-
Gated thirty-two degrees below zero. 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

CxclSxATr jan 3-Flour dull and prices nominal. Wits
XIV dull ut Gle nchangrd. Corn steady at bic to
new. Hogs Provisions active. GrOceries-Ltte bu
siness doing, but market firm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
SAILED.

New YoRx, Jan. S.-The steamship Baltic
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, taking $780,
900 in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
n IS NOT a DYE

GREY hatred RsL Psraoas ets Iifh dtssGsss fAS
hair srpip. read ~. rftf0t1faO, cad tudgtQ
MRS. 6. A. ALIENS WORLD's HAIR Rl&IOREk.s ~
Rev. n THAClER 60 years Of agels LltelrE, Chen-
County, n " .y hair y Restored = rs natural
color and 60 FAM
Rev. VIM. CUTTER, "a. MOthers SIagaEne n z "Ay-
ha changed 70 Is natural color and crossing On had s
&c"
rev. B. STONE D. COneord, n II. "0ly haF, Whieh
grey, FsstDTed 20 rs natural eoior, Ae-"
Rev. D. CLENDENI, Chicago, IN II can add ny testi'
mony, and rreouiune nj u 20 my tFtrnis-"
Rev D. I. MOOD, AiIddIetoUn, N-Y aSIy hair has
greatly tlckened and also that Of q family Whs
Va becoming haId, &C."
Rev J. r TUsTiN, Charleston, & c. enc white haiTIs
becoming Obviatsli, and nsg hair forming, Ae."
A. FRINK, silver Greet, y. Y. III has prouee
good effect my haiT, and can and have couuended ~
recommends It.
Rev. D. NORRIS, Gross River, ny, also, and
Mrs. Rev. II. A. PRATT, Hamden. ~ r
We might swell this list, bat u the above fan 20 eOnVipee
TRY 1T Sold b ali principal merchants tn TIE United
C1ba Canada Wholesale and retail depot, Ne.
j BrOOme Street New York some dsnlsTu Try zen ART
eies instead this Sheh they pToht,
write depot for circular and information.
oetIs :6H7Iau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
MARRIED..

In the First PRESBYTERIAN Church, New Years
by the Rev. Dr. Weed, DR.. GEORGE CAIRD and Miss
MARGARET MCCULLOUGH daughter Of John McCOilOch,
ESQ.,. all Of this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

THREr hundred tons of tobacco were raised
during the past season in che.nung Valley, New
York. Tobacco sisnow extensively cultivated
in that State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

rGREAr ATTRACTIONS AT TIE AruES.EUN TO-
sishr.-Mr. Edwin Booth the great American
trakedian will make his first appearance tonight
at the Athennum. He viii appear in the char
ae,er of Sir Edward Mortimer in Clemens great
tragedy of "the Iron Chest or Honor's Victim"
II sill be enough for tue patrons of the drama
TO merely announce to them this great attraction
for to-night. This will be the great week Of the
season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

W. are sorry to learn by the Hannibal, Mo-,
yapers that Mr.. J. L. Redmad of Brooke county
Vs., lost his whole daguerrean gallery and ap-
uaratus by fire in that city on the 18th ult.--
ID loss is stated at $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

AFA4LY of eight persons in Hardin county,
KY, have been poisoned by a negro cook. Six
of them had died, and the others were not ex-
pected to live.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

SAMUEL IRwlS, ESQ, who was elected Sheriff
{ ohio county, in May last, entered upon the
Ia lies of the office on Thursday last. His dep
LES are George W. Sights. Jacob p Singleton,
"a Samuel Smith, this latter one being jailor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
1MPRISONED.

New YoRK, Jan. 3-Huntington, the bill bro
ker, was conveyed to Sing Sing prison yes
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DrsrRucrIvE FIRE AT LouIsvILLE-Loss$ $780,
oQO.-we copy from the Cincinnati Commercial,
.he subjoined account of the recent fire in Louis
eIiie, KY, notice of which appeared under our
iciegraphic head day or two since:
LouIsvILLE, Dec. 3lst, Up. M.-The Medical
apartment Of the University of Louisville, in
clnding the library, laboratory and museum,
vas destroyed by fire to-day, The loss is es
mated at 100000, with insurance for $50, 900.
The building in which the "0ld Medical
sehool" was held, was donated by the city for
lis purpose in 1889, and since that time the
trustees and professors of the Institution have
becu constantly adding to its usefulness and.in-
crest, by appropriations from their personal
profits, for books, apparatus aud medical curios-
ties; Professors Sillman, Gross aud Flint, hav-
ing each, at different times, visited Europe for
lie purpose of procuring Tor the institution in
lrumcnts and books. Its library of French
works, relating to the various branches Of the
ptofeSSion, was probably the most complete in
he Union. Some books, few retorts, and
jngs of acid, and desk OF two was all that was
saved of the contents of this interesting and
useful institution. In one hour all was de-
stroycd
There were between two and three hundred
students attending the lectures. some of whom
will probably leave or attach themselves to the
NEW school, but majority of them will Re.
nlain to the conclusion of the session, as the lee
lures will be resumed in day or two. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
LAS. MBLLOR,

JAS. MELLOR,
Dealer In Variety Goods and
A G E n 4 FOR
Chickering's Piano Fortes Boston
Geo. A. Prince Co.'s MclodeOns. Buffalo
q. =. Martins Guitars. York
Musical Merchandise Of all kinds;
Variety Goods, wholesale and retail.
TT Pianos to Rent, Tuned and Repaired, Music Taught
at No 90 Union street, Wheeling, Va. ie30
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by TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnnti Market.

BILrfNoRE jan S-Fou: dull S620 . b9t for export
ing Wheat and Corn unchanged Whisky steady
at e0c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

THe Sheriff of Hudson county, n. Y, treated
th0 prisoners in jail on Christn as day, some
Fifty in number. to dinner of turkies chickens,
e Gl
= - s's--s's0 s'issi - - 9l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
" aAz z 2 z L ReS55s 2. >.

E@ PAN . PORTE
2 2 3 Ma y o ? A c To RER8.
No 2DD Centre -. New EoFh.
VUI1ELE nay b foun Superior aaluEtuIsut Pas
w F6Ftes. ID PIan and Ornasntal Clses fFa q ~
oefnEeE o. flle tdgg llGgakl ~ elIfi1-
glise artists - ~ uuslITEsse1. WI SD nifslt
relGnunbg terms and ua7ral9cd any crlfr.
0rleFs IRON 1te aollfgV r1 lfteIsI e. ana earh
Plane E1arana - give TTeef alltIllc1on. u a17fa
fgelght
AZ the Great E4ihllion atte cgstli Palaee Nss ToE
fSS8 Prize Medal agaFde1 HAaLa1nrI q T.nFll
for mo lilEsIio qaag g t.r 4l9 Roi..s, uiGh Esrs
t~st.d in 1ouek. 1OaS titt l 4SrgI1il ~ llla.
piaerd n tle hest ra1ss " Dc fsl1nsii- Eil1fa
Eftd Af1i1fs-ty1LIIAaf Eoitlls, GfnulGll - lfaf
e1f Alstrn1itlfss 1ClLIEN. max NAHEEZEf. ~. r.
FRY. 4 :. WILLIS = EIfl = l1EIGfl ~ tIELT1
tfiRaC, DISl0liT. .fuFy o. sssl AlafrulilfI Gro.
2. BfIsf0FTr kelFrflTFon 0hs1oGf llsfrllIenfl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

the TlYCr rOSc tWO Iect NJ haysNlIIc on 1huFS-
day, but the ice holds firm.
scvcIal steamers ut the wharf have cargocs on
board for Pittsburgh and Wheeling, and quito a
number have freight on board for the South and
vest.
SoLD-The Julia Dean was sold at Marshall's
sale in Louisville Capt. N. S. Lohg was the
purchaser. He paid $1,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

Lac following are the killed and wounded at
the late explosion on the Central Ohio road at
Norwich Station:
fIlIel-Michael Rowland, Engineer; George
Oliscr, Brakeman. Neither of these left fami-
lVoundeI-Eug Francis, Fircmcn, severe
u.s. rhomas Hackct, Forernen of Machine Shop,
slightly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Manufactory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CATS,
GS on 6dnd and Is maunfaetpinsG nd living alaTEe
and general assortment Of HAS and Gals comprising
an varieties color aud shape OF Hats and Gaps nov
use Tie latest fashion aud nAnnfaeLlTed from tf an
est msteFia the best manap, al Of which VII be
sold WhOessir ana Retail the possible price
From my experience in the business and having ale!s
my end-avoTs please aud furnish the pubic Win
good, fashionable, aud seFyceabe hat, feel eonnden
Wity present facilities, and large stock on n mat
am able supply my patrons with article superior 20
any heretofore offered.
respectfully call from those IN want Of HAS
s. AVERY, So I4g Main St
up6 Wheeling, Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Schedule.
TnAxsrohrArloN OrrlcE D. { d. R. r. |

@ 90 - 81
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ODD FELLOWS DIREOrOltN


Virgfuins Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening at Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
Jonx s. wRrcHr, N. G.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
Franklin lodge Nc. 13. -Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. joins BAYHA, n. G.; H. p CaGpsiHe,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 3a.-Meets rs above eve
ry Wednesday evening. ]. G. HOFFNASS, n. G.; John
SaIdde, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge NO. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening Hall, Market and Quincy streets H.
Baowx N G.; John TAOburn, Secretary.
PanOIn Lodge 30. S2.-Mects as above every
Friday evening. L. n. McLAN, N. G.; ". ". Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrnm's EncHmPment No. i.-M"cts Mt the
Hail. corner Monroe streets the rsta third
Tuesday evenings of each month"; II. UTHNAN O. P s. ".
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell EncnmPment No. 3I.-Meets ms
above the ssrond and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. WV. KLrSKLER, c. p; IP'n Wstsa0rIs"' Scribe
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Lodge No. 1O1.-Meets at Masonic Hail.
corner Market streets, the first and third Mon
day evenings of each month. g. W. sIoHTs, W. Mi <AteH-
dndsr Ltug6lin, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-Meets as above on
the first third Thursday evenings Of each month f. a.
BRRSrLIxGEA, W. NJ; s. W. Pearson, Secretary
above on the Monday evening of each month VIC
ScoTT, IL. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Encnmpment NO. 1.-Meets as
above the fourth Monday evening Of each month W.
BATES, G. c., a. LOring, Recorder.
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respectfully request call from those In want OF HAS
---4 S-i'' S''''' '1 $50 S. AvEEY, Sc I4s Main St
ALSO.
FANCY HATS AND CAPS FOR CHILDREN
AND YOUTH.
A LARGE assortment Of children and youths Hats and
Gai ,sss,sa by Eye y, Ss Yo 9 . tie Te
variety.
E-C'H AND SEE 5. AVERY. Kos. 14s l4s Main.
rsg- Pror De CsraIh's EEeetrIc sIiI,-THE
death Relieve the pain and you check the disease
pro-: lie Grats Ercte on Is the marvel u THIS age for
Cures illeurnatlsra often in day
| Cures Cranp stomach, minutes;
Cares burns. Bs '; Wounds to days.
| Cures EaTaehe stIH Neck, Ague, night.
Cures FeIons Broken Breast, eu, $40 days. cures
fisy tiout Ers sivlas t. 80 days; cures Hemorrhare
Seroa Absess, 10 days cures Frosted Feet ahd C
Ask Sir Watkins: of Lynehburs chas. GraAh's Eee
tric on did NOS cure him Of khenmatisn and strains re-
Ask Kew Mr. caldreir did not relieve him
cough and pain the bTeastin one night.
Ask Mr.. WEIGH, Buchanan Il u did not cure him Of
THe .aa In ts !nrGS. IN 6 mT ,in minutes "en s
Argyle, did relieve her Of the heaaAehs
4sS Baekord. Of LynehOurg If it did not care her
0' "f'u''''' - -' DE1FNEss CURED. 49,
NEW HAVEN, May 18th, 1885
AIter trying many things he used oil few illness and
| It cured him eHffrsiy- CLiFfukD l.. scEAStoS'
Ask Mr. Scranton who afterwards bought $50 worth to
sell Ny OIL Al pain, once, ltheunna
! tlsm, Neuralgia, &c.
Afflicted Is and Cured in one Week! Read letter
from Rev. James Temple: a. -.
Prof De GRATu-I have been afflicted years with Ns1
ralEa painful complaints, ad have been unable
to sleep sOuny Walk any distance for many years past
Last week got bottle OF your Electric OIL The nrst
Ny wife could believe her Your Electric OIL ns
done iu what the physicians Of Philadelphia tailed
| to 10 IN - years. Gracefully, yours
itev. JAMES TEMPLE, $40 South st.
This OIL Is mild pleasant Its properties
are all for good. Children should have It given hen teet
ing and Group. Beware OF base iratSrs
make Electric oil. Ihey know nothing OF It's manufacture
their only bOing to money! Look out beware =:
The only genuine the old establishments " Sonth
S street. Philadelphia, not TenOved as advertised py
| FRnF @. pE GIATH,
Sole Inventor and maker of Electric Oh in the world
ForsaIe by 4. H. LOGAN CO. and LAuGALlNS Z nSsh-
FIELD. oeLlo:S
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J AS. NJ. DILLON,
100 MARKET STREET,

Plumber and Gas FI6Ger.
II EEPs constantly on hand, Gas hStgTts, Lad and
III Wrought Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds and sizes
OF Brass Valves; Steam Whistles and steam and
Water Iuages, Lit Force Pumps sinks, Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron HyGrants Gum lisse ana packing
OF ali Tcknesses, Anti friction Metal Pure BHncH Tn
AntiOny, the Celebrated TEOY BELLS d Rue BEST
Crucibtls in tie country.
GD- Also, PoIlys improved and patent Chain Pump,
witch Is decidedly greatest pump the the right
put up in Towns aud Counties in Western Virginia
will be sold fair term
" Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncOrrosiTe, and for COM
ducug pressure pipe, Cor hot or COLI water and espe
ciay deep wel preferable To, and cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
0 Aqueauct Pipe constantly on hand any size or guam
titr 81 which cAn be furnished on short notice.
e4T- Cub paid S5r oil Copper, Brdss aud Lead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

DUNCAN, SHERMAN * COMPANY,
BANKERS,
Cor Fine aud Nnaanm- ftl eeaa, New KoFks
Issue CIRCULAR &OTks aBd LlsFTElts OF CREnif fsF
tr9VeisTs. aVailutie 10 ~ itE EArlf eilits y -
MERCANTILE CREDITS
on the ORIENTAL BANK CORPoRATIOS, Laufon, sfes.
sieugs GtO. PEABODY = CO.. L6nd0n, DANE or NEW
SOUTH WALES, AuFtTaiia.
nsGtts Of EEohnmsc and Cnsh Credits
California and AnstTalin furnished nn5lEltiun.
INTEREST ALLOWEb eaEEsnt aecolsts and speelai
deposits, suhi.st % aTTlngEtleut. ar1D-lgdaa
CRISrADOROsS F1AIR DYE
STILL 11klOLAlSAAH1!
CONTRAST he tints broust - a. hsiT - Crusade
~ roe narsiras rEFttling Hair Dye, rTta-
ED ~ Agitation ~ lie huIliI 1uif1
lair Dyes, you ~ Ooe IA De enloE = uall - one
unnatural IN ne oeEs sd Ne sls liG
CriltldorO8 b The OILY llflol uiE ~ -
cpulynlGipn
eles 1IaAs, 80 and aIIsd On IN PIMA FooSl g
Cfistuiofoha, Ast0F HOuss, EroadglF y. =. Afofar
sale b the Principal Drsssls sDd RsflsF5 thr5lsal
i Es@ Iolk Ar-u.,, WH. CORY co.
whesIIns Arsnas. 7. n. LosaH Z 1i col : "
feo-lrdaU hFidgs Garner DFlElllla
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New YOrk AdveFtisementa.
4 IIetired Physiel..ll,
Ok. IEIyE 3 I.p. g 20.

sr mn ArToa o. 'sDOcTOa ASpnsIo," toREEo HEOx
TNHE PAEAGREENs II PARIS, On \ visit TO the UHveT-
sal Exhibition OF 1886. With illustrations ~ JOaN
LEecH. 19mo- CLOTH Price . cent? .... =,
Here that BroEn-Jones-and-k nbinsou aavor NhIeh
suiaeks spey OF punc and the designs Of John
Leseh through the WOlr like rings q inviting lenagn
Paris throuh al the institutions IN Ehirh they are
continually being caught, UpatEe Uith trif Wel-sed
Independence; and while Laugh At tr blnnders ant PER
pexs cannot but admire the Of tise family
Brnoni ana Doctor AntNniO loses uatE 10 the Stht-
~ inventions Of this attractive little volume f&
~ uExDRrE coNscIEs-E.
TINAJES NJ FLEMISH LIVE. Translated by aFrNnge-
i ment with the author. limo. cloth. Price 90 cents
The nue, abused freedom the press has wrought
vigorous and genial OF rs school OF authors stands
Hendrix Conscience The parest patrnti, has given dt
recilOn to his genius and the simple and holy Life OF rural
Netherlands earmingly described IN the translation here
offered 70 tle l,ublie.
ny cHARLEz ypHN AxDEEsoN.
T AXE NGMI; or, Explorations Diseover-s during
IL Four YeaTs Wandering In the WIS OF Southeastern
Africa.
WITH Az INTRODUCTORY LETTEH
BY JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
With many Illustrations representing Sporting Adventures,
Subjects Of Natural History, Dsviees for Taxing
wild Animals &c. SC. One volume, Sac. =
cloth. Price 81 q.
The Library Edition. has Esegl,oT5 elaine to
and valuable UoTk,
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
h u sTubDAED-
gTSOWN AND COUNTRY. And Voices the Shells
With many beautiful ard original Illustrations BY
THWATEs. Square limo eiIth, gilt Pfiee - cents
gold AND SILVER. Charningiy Illustrated by
dec29-iT-4l&W 32l Broaiway, New York,
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ALSO.
FANCY HATS AND CAPS FOR CHILDREN

A LARGE assortmeutoE children and youths Hats an
n CnIs sslected by myself from the most ashionab
Has and Cap AnufActories % New YORK, ia the Ereate
variety.
sps Wheeling Va.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-02

The new liquor license law was signed by
the Governor of New York, on Friday, and
goes into effect in twenty days. The New
York Mirror gives the following summary of
some of the provisions of the law, which we
give below:
1.-The Excise Commissioners in this city are
10 be appointed by the Chief Justice OF the Su-
perior Court, the Presiding Judge Of The Com
mon rleas ano the pevvfuot. rnvy have pow
err to license keepers of inns, hotels and taverns
and storekeepers TO sell liquors not 10 be drank
on the premises. License fee $50 TO 500 in
towns; $50 TO $500 in cities. A tavern IL
cense can only be granted on the petition of
twenty respectable, free-holders residing in the
election district, duly signed and verified by
oath of a subscribing witness, nor then unless
it be necessary and proper. The city tavern
keepers must keep six spare beds and bedding
-shal! put up tavern keepers sign, and can
not recover for liquors sold, except to dodgers /;
all securities for such debts void
If any person is seen TO drink in shop,
house or garden licensed to sell under five gal
Ions, not to be drunk on the premises, il shall
be prima facie evidence that the law is viola
ted. Any one selling, unlicensed, to pay $50
sheriils, deputies, constabes, policemen, &C.,
to enforce this; and TO seize any intoxicated
person, who shall be fined $40 or imprisoned
in default. The Commissioners of Licenses,
the Supervisors, the Mayors of cities or trus-
tees OF villages TO prosecute bonds-or, if they
neglect to do so, any other persons may prose-
cute therefor in the name of the Commission
ers.
All Incorporated railroads, steamboat, ferry,
and omnibus companies, are required to refuse
employment to persons proved 10 indulge in the
use of strong drink, and to dismiss such per.
sons under penalty Of $50 10 500.
Ii would seem that license is not absolute
y necessary to warrant the selling of liquor in
larger quantities than five gallons-not TO be
drunk on the premises. 10 other words, the
wholesale trade in liquors seems to he left en-
tirely free
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-02

JOURNAL OF THE SESArE-We have received from
+. z Walton. the publisher thereof, copy of the
Journal of the Senate for the October Session. 1856
1t contains, in addition to the usual matter several
interesting reports in relation to the Geological
Survey of the State. The volume is handsomely
printed.-speaking of the Geological Survey leads
us to notice another kindred matter of Importance
We see by the Boston papers tina; at the meeting of
the Boston Society of Natural History for April,
DR.. S. L. Abbott informed the Society that the
widow of the late Zadock Thompson was very anx-
ious to dispose of the cabinet of Natural History
collected BY him, and likewise of $50 copies Of
Thompson's Geology of Vermont. committee
was appointed by the Society with reference to this
communication. We trust that some means will
be taken to preserve that cabinet in the State for
the use of our own citizens. Its purchase by the
State would be quite as constitutional as the Kan
sas appropriation, cost less, and be productive Of
greater good.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-05-02

CoSNEcrIcuT.-The Hartford Courant contains
the official returns of the Connecticut election
The aggregates are For Governor-Heley, re-
publican, 81 ,7O2; Ingham, dem, 81 $50. HOlley' IS
plurality GAG; majority 49G. The republican can
ddate for It. Governor is elected by $40 plurality
and 6l3 majority. The republican candidates for
the other State offices are chosen by pluralites a
little larger, the highest being for Mr.. whitman,
Treasurer, 1858. The majorties for Congress are
LIST district, Clark, republican, 437 2nd dis, Ar
mold, DEM, 492; Sd dis, Dean, rep, 1922; 4th
dis, Bishop. DEM, 49, The republican majority,
reckoning by Congressional districts is 95l. The
Senate and House stand as before reported.