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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
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SrA1ED pRoB6s s1IsS' in d duplicate i s' arc in
- y,ed unr III. "a Of February Il clock for he
HIDES, TALLOW, HOOPS and HORNS OF al Govern
mont Cs.,e slaughtered within the ancient uns Of the Dis
ict Of Celoab for three months or more from tho com
TIE ab3ve articles 10 be collected by the contractor and
moved from the vson' phees which the cattle are Killed.
p:s ss :: sy b tie I iss, 10 ,a Ss T.ow
Hoos aid Horn, coming from every animal .sus5tered I'M
W. . can Be made .sc'Oy g apPssI to tbs snS..cn.s
PsyIsai w DO required every ton day, Tn Government
T bids VII state IN. amount PER arns for the articles
s,e TO- and Be accomplished by the su cor,
Bsni forns can be obssod By application 70 the unces
agnsd r,o,os,,
of the STATE OF County
Oo md Horn. Of ii Gey.ina.ens Bed osiis ssd within
N, srcisrt limits Of the Dhnei Of Gosa.ols - l. .o,,,
and s,if,s subject to Al. ,e soadOn, Of the advancement
h'''ri'A 'ppandsa. uu.r.sTgr.
W. t,s und~r'isnsd, resident. % "a 'hs
ga 10. 'ss,'t ~ fsfs.c5s si 'N ''s .a ;.
.sd bid ssn soui@ei Tor he proIofi aud hfa
Of ID. s,1e and that vii become h security Bond
b. contract conformity win o. ks propo.s
and ihAi in case the aid shali fail 20 enter into
l@ Inviting proposals Tor hides TaIcw hoOf and HONS,
guarantee mails good tho difference bos~Ssn the odr
tie Hsi Trsponblo formal bidds ihs person 70
whom the contfsc. may Re awarded
q y,n uBde. our hand. end .eals this day OF
i&
Witness; Seal
Witness. Issall
Tue responsibility OF the guaranory ups be shown by the
Of al Certificate OF United Ststas District Attorney or U.
JUDGE. This certificate Ice n thu following forms
harehy certify thu from evidence entirely satisfactory 10
tho above nsnsd ysranors good AID sufficient
sufetes for double the amount for which they ohsr TO
b. security ----------------
TO which each gAafor must and append the follow
oATHi
as,s.s ~ County OF before
mr. Ia and for tho
Ounty AID State aforesaid, personally sppeeEed
,tne " tho SuIetics on the guaranty o.
who, bcug duly sxorp, deposes and
saw tha. he worth and al debs and iabl
tea tho sun OF thirty thousand dollars
sabsaIibed and sworn before ms mi, d,y oil
leo at :"
10 bids III be considered unless made ou In conformity
With the above foTn and accompanied By tho foregoing
gastanter. certificate, and aifl5y,s
AL bidders must forward with their rroposas an ooh OF al
dance unless may DO Lo with the otcer who shall
oper the bid and proposals. no, fully complying with ths
fcrsons requirements well Ia fact rs m form, win be con-
sidcrd regarded proposal within thu meaning OF shs
sdy .rSemrnt- -
The contractor win be ha5 accountable for the Hides tc
ois week amer tie signing q tho coHsract -
Bidders b. pTesen E tho opening OF the bids 70 TO
snond their and al bid. must te indored Propo-
al. purchssng dcs and TAow &c" and be directed to
The JudeisiEusd- u. BELL, Lieui.'Col and u ..
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CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
FOR S2,Ooo.Ooo.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
Messrs. SCHUCHARDT s. GERHARD,
BANKERS,
No. 81 NAsSAU-ST.. NEw-YoRK
Np. q NAssAU-sE.. NEw-YORK


THE CHICAGO AND GREET EASTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY Offer ior sac ONE hLLlpS
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS y their FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, IN Of Ono Tbonssnd Dollar,
each In thirty yeA bearing Interest a. "a. rrs Of
seven per cent per snnn able IN the City Of New
or The hTst days Of April uni Oc;oasr In osch !sAr
These Bonds secufed by First md only MoFare on
The properly income and Gncies Of the Railway Company,
e1esued 20 FIetek schucasrd: and Henry Ed.n Of tic
Cry o. He,v.i orb, Tfu6issE
The remaining Nine Hnndrd Thousand Dorsr- 9th. Bals
-psn and remain In the hands .. the SD Iu.
ses ns1es * MI; o. s
La Crosse V Lossnspon this efecoa, ths 90 p
will form YYst nud only Mortgage lus o. road 40 urss
IN length extending from Chlcaso 10 Lorsupor rh.re
wi the CinsnnAd ind Chicaso Ar Line Railroad foA
I'M the shortest Inc BY 90 niles blwoen Ctissgo AND gno
ns, aud by 3 miles the line between Le uisvns and
ChicrE1.
II 'a also op.n IN >,n1>-fion D Rod IN opsrniion
effirg nes and r,y se iron Chie1co O. he foTs,
philadephiI Ial.ingr-, uafI tosrA CiSs Ihs Sidncs
b.,nsss Cho1qo and Eeo YV ~ f ,gie bSsgg taof isy
than by etlsr rzis;ie Rae se DgnkiE BgpaIo
The rosu under Contract Gnd the most strenuous
efforts ars being have oP.E os tEse daE1ng Tho
Summrr OF 1854
Tho Interest on Ia. Bonds maturing during the progress Of
the worS has been ur0y Cd 'sr and w Elen On dPo''
With tlie Bsuker, OF lie Company. hussrs sCbUChAhOi
GERHARD, No. 2l hssssps, whom thu company rsiei
of further psrcui,r and ne. snbscrp.o5 book oT thi'
loan bsve been openetlo. u william -. New Iorh Dee
e, 1889 w. y. JCDSO'' fEcsiafh''
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OYycE op raK EAIA RAILWAY coxrAxr.

30. 10 Nelt-sl., New.loIE, Jan. Y, lsCI
Directors.of this Company
have ts day declared Dividend from the sarunEl n
road month"; adlg 3st Drcembsr, 1883 OF FOJR
PER CENT tie COMMON CAFiTAL sTOCk, free Of
the u. - Income Tax
Also Dividend ofThse ard One Hall per Cent the Pre-
ferrod Stocz Company assuming and paying the u
Income Tax Of Ia. und yded e4ngt belonging 10 the
Preferred stock Account
both payable a. the JIessuI-rs OA,e Ere Place, the
fra day o ebrary 20 the registered hoders Of STOCK
ii the closing Of tie BooEt.
The Yrsn1eT Boo6s 0! both Preferred sDd Common storh
will be elOssd the close " bgEnsss SATUkDAl the
1871 inst aud be rsopened on tho morning o. TUESDAY III,
"a DAY Of Fohruary. HORATlO y. OTIS, Secretary
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Tnanridl.
OPF1cK OF THE ATrASTiC ffuTgAL iSsuhAsos Co,
~ Nav. yoyg Jan. u. 1864 \


NEW yoEg Jan 70, 1854.
THE TRUSTEES, in conformity TO the char.
Of the Company, submit, the Following statement O!
ia affsirs the 3itt December, 1885,
Premiums received on bsIine Risks, from lat -. -.
January 1888 TO 3st Decenber lsoy $Szlfs8 VI
r On l7sOsoa "a
Total amount Of Marine Premiums. OcsC 90. II
No policies have been is.ued upon Lie Risk',
upon Fire Risks disconnec'ed with Ma
: sl peeeIaaer 1867 .' s7537ss Sc
Losses paid during the same pc
rod.... :.'''''...'''''''''P W
Returns Of preriiums
. ana expenses. ; oG29S7 ~
The Company las TIE following assets, viz:
Civ Bank aud other stccks............. s. 49, 3l 30
Real Estate and Bends sid Mortgoses ;eo 90
Dividends stocks Interest on Bonds and
Nor rT.es and other Loans sundTy notes. re-
Insurance aud other claims dae the Company,
pfsdiam Note. and Bill. sSsos6 s.
Cash in Bank. 1883 90
Total amount or 26S 54s 50
Six per interest the outf.andrg certificates profits
will be paid to the holders thereof or bef legal reprosensr
tiyes, end after Tuesday the I'd Of February next
After rcsevng Three ard oneHsf Million Dollar, o' prof
it, the certificates of the OF 1852 VIII be
deemed aud paid TIE holders thereof their legal repre-
on and eitc Tuesdsy the I'd of February neat
from. which dsie al interest thereon will The eori
to be produced at to time Of Payment and cancelled
dividend Of forty Per Cent is declared on the net eaeo
premiums abe Company tor the yeu ending 3lst December
lS63 fo which ccIbcstos wiz be issued on and after Tues
day. the 5th Of Rpr next
The profits Of the Company escertained from the
LAT OF lnv 1892 TO The Let Of January 1909, ior
which certificates issued unorut to *Ii,'Sdeoo
Additional from lat January, 1863 to lst January oo
lSo4.'..'... '.'.'''''''''''''''''''''" .
Total profits for 81!
TIE Cerdcatos pre- yioUs 10 1852 have been TO- o,n
deemed by cash... ho'-i
Net earnings remaining with the Company, on ist ca
January c~~o'io''
by order af he Board, $500 .
TRU SIZES.
JOHN y jones' DAVID Lana,
CHAKlES DENNlS, JANIS ht9IG,
TFoMAs TILEsTON, aEt1Y \. BUOERr.
NM e r g2pi ssoILL, WILLIAM Z. DODGE,
LEWIS 'CT pTTS DENNIS PERKINS,
CHAHIFs IL IN SSELL, JOSEfu UAlLLARD, j.,
LOWELL HOLBROOK, J. HENRY BuIGI
= A HARGOUs CORNELIUS GRINSELL,
L. WARREN WESTON G. A. HAND,
RoYAL FHFLPS WATTS SHERMAN,
CALEB BARSTOW, i. =. MORGAN,
A T. Pilot y. j. ROWLAND,
LEROY NJ WILEY, bFNJ. BAhCOCk,
DANIEL 5. MILLER, fLEvClER WEsTRAY,
s ~ NICOLL, ROBT. Z. MlATUEH, b.,
JOSHUA j. HENRY, GORDON w. BCENEAI
GEO. q. HOBsON, FkEnERlCh ChAChCAiI
JOI!S d. JONES President.
CHARLES nESNis. Nee-FrsIidcnt,
" a. y. MOORE, I'd Vice. resilient
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Cantins Arancmes.

7 II. SEARING's Private Dancing Academy,
- No 2oe 4shsy near 2ld-E. Classes forming foI the
second Quarter. Brdies and Masters NEE, a. O'CLOCK
Gentlemen At O'Clock p Private Le,sohs every day.
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Asaicrs, Stones, sc.

ARRIs SON PATENT iMPKOVED
for Hotels and Families, made and sold by RAINFALL
DIANE Co.. No. 26g CanAs. 700 feet east oil Broadway
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OrvIcy on Quincy MI,iso Co. Nc. 81 F1ohsnge place,
hyw-YoRK Jan. IS. lsJA
DIVIDEND.--Th Board OF Directors have
~ THIS DAY Gec.ased sEhii-kNNUAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX DOLLARS PR SHARE, payable Gu and stter ths "a
day OF February next Mts1cbut. holder vii BE- psid st
The office T. HENRY IEIh MS, No. ~ SstesI, Boston
until March l. The transfer books viii DO closed iIOm
By order w HART saIrI Secretary.
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Sorsss, Carriages, &r.

LARGE assortment of new and secondhand
~ C,ape. seighs Harness. kc for sale cheap durss the
Winter Second hand carriage. bought and taken IN eIch.nse
TAYLOR g. No 90 and W Cedrst, opposs the PossOmcs
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Financial.

TOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF Tile
Il CITY OF NEW-yORK-Nkw-loKK,y Jan. ~. isof;--
m, sb,cr ber the capital stock OF this Bsnk are HEREBY
notified that fu,her insslment OF 1WENTl-fIf Ihh
CENT on ;he respective subscriptions win he relrsd 70 nc
maid IN on or before THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF February
n.xt at the Banking House No. g Finest ,
0EOKUE OPDYkE, Preadent.
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and lie Brun.
EIGHTY-FOURTH NIGHT OF
Mr.. Lester Wsuacks standard play.
ROSEDALE.
with s beautiful scenery novel machinery. original music,
s,u,,,, great cast and attractive taO''u1
! THE CLANDEsTINE MARRIAGE.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
and
THE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
Duo notice viii be gwen Of the next Representation Of
MARRIED LIFE.
OLYMPIC THEATER-
W Lessoe and Dircctrsss. ...... Mn. John Wood
Stage Msnsge:. IL 5clwynL
IMMENSE SUCCESS IMMENSE sUCCESSH
CROWDED HOUSES
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY.
unsble to obtain admission to witness the
PRESENT MOST LAUOHABLE
and ENTERTAINING PROGRAMME
In which ...
SIu. JOHN WOOD. Mrs. JOHN WOOD!
Er. FRANK DREW. Mr.. FRANK DREW.
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY,
CELEBRATED rIs sla ne 1NrAMED srEED.
viii appear IN
MAZEPPA.
The performances commencing every evening With The most
rocessfai comedy prodaced thi. season.
BULL TX 4 CHINA SHOP,
received every nigh, foI the past two weeks With
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
Mr.. J. X MORTIMER a. Mr. BACSHor.
Seats be secured three days in advance.
MISS HENRIETTA IRVING
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AmuHe HttNtH.
WALLACKS.

WALLACK".
w THURSDAY. :.
Doors open al n O'Clock; Overture eournencS ~ y
o'clock; curtain rises at its conclusion.
' PARTICULAR NOTICE. IN
Reserved seats retained until tho ooncuon OF tho On,
ao IL " respectfully requested that parties securing snch
sess will puno,ua psbe there many plays II
which the first does not last than fifteen minutes
Seventh night OF Sheridan Knowles popular Comedy,
THE LOVE CHASE,
. Widrake. Mr. Lester WsIack
Master Waller. Charles Fisher
Sir William Fondloy e............ Mf. Mark Smith
Truew0t n, ....s''.''.sss....s.ss....-o Day
Master Humphreys. .................Mr Browne
Master Neville. Mr. farkea
Lash Wlibanson
Gregory. Iope
Constance. nfs noey
Widow Gresn. D1fs. WuhL1
Lydia. Miss Madeline HenIiaues
fhTbe. Stoon
Ance. 80 '.Iss
Aneiss' Mss sanoi 1't
bridesmaids. Miles. Smith. Timoay. A. Smith
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UANPsHn.g AND BALTIMORE CoAL CoNPASfi
UYYsCE No. ~ EzoHAgGR Place,

YV,HF BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
day declared CASH DIVIDEND Of SIX per cent paya'
able and after the l as{ OF Feo,Isy ns1 , n Psb
"a i,in 49, ~ or5cT r. L. BOLLES, Sec ..
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OYPfcy OF NBnNILYK L Co.. Baniers
No. A. Wall-st., New OH, Jan n. ia

z %.
No. A. WAils-, Rev fork, Jan. q, ia
VXTE have notice from the General Subscrip-
w ton Agnt $40 Loan that the whole tmount Of tis
.o. authorized by law has been taken by Subscribers We
o thereOre furnish heretofore the bonds par and
interest
w. b.s pleased to oil orders for these bonds at market
ea and gall endesvor to keep constantly hand ready io1
tmmeai.t delivery full assortment
We al buy and sol al kinds Of Government Stocks
Tb. ew FIVE PER CENT IETEREST-BEARlNG
YEoA-TENDER NOTES.
sIyPER CENT CERTIFICATES or INDEBNED-
EEs
styEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES
* PER CENT COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS
PSI.
u. g. oUARTERMASTRRs' CHECKS.
Maturing Certi6cstes COLLECTED or CAsHED favor
able terna VERMILYE a. Co.,
Government gents Fiye!rwenty Loan
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NAN AMBURGH g. Co.'s MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
HYATT Manager
Nos $50 and Sl BROADWAY,
Between Spring and Prince-stL
Open FROM lQa m., 10 TO- p. Admission 70 eeu'A
This Mammoth Men1 seie, ney " ia.
ELEVENTH WEEK,
has proved beyond all precedent. the mos.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS =.
ever heved by any miar exhibition In the known woia
1860
perscns have Visited this perby magnificent e<hDnion ~
the sfoft space Of nfy-bne dsys sfiistyiDg all that
A MLRlTORfO0S EXHIBITION 49,
will always reward at tbs hands ~ tho ~ T. public
A LEOPAED AND YOUNG,
.he hr bred 10 America hare 10 be seen d AZ hours
These beautiful creatures, nsaIy four months ga
although bed In cage cIhbi: mnch hrst for blood
ss any ever CO ptured In their rs'ive wflds.
A KANSAS BUFFALO,
very fine spscinen freh from the Western Plains has 70
Gently been added 10 this magnificent collection.
A PAIR OF JAPANESE AAshlN SWINE,
the hr imported America here to Dc seen In a
their native ugliness. Tho most curious snimss living
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES Eylkf DAY.
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED;
To be seen all hours animals Of every variety and species
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Glnsita! Instruments.

A MAGNIFICENT 7{-OCTAVE ROSE
N WOOD PIAEo.FoHTE for sALE-With ali modem
inpfoyanens fu iron Fame, OyeniIons lass. Made Il
ord-r aud folly guaranteed COst f.y fof 40 including
Stool Cover Inquire at No ~ West 6ihs near o,h'A,
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Uants.

A YOUNG WOMAN with five years reier'
n go fou her ure.ent EMPLOYER wants place In pt
y.,e family rs CT AsfBERMAlD and sEAMsrRES5 Apply
Al No 80 West 35th-st.
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RUTGERS FIRB iTsURAsCg Co.,
No. VIC Chatham square corner Mott-st -
BOARD OF DIREC-
II TORS have declared semi annual dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT free Of Government payable totthe stosk
holder on after The IL oi February next The trnnsI
books close from the Path inst until febTua- jncluve
By oder r b. FELLOWS Secretary.
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WORCESTER HINGED-PLATE PIANO
w PORTES These instruments are Recommended by
o.isohs Mason Miles Morgan Bergs frsdel aud Others,
ss the and musical quality Of psnos
Of corresponding scale usde upon the ordinary method
Wareroons oornsT lSh-st. and 3d-av, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

JETI. DAVIS, in his complaint that two
thirds of his army are absent without
leave, q mild Confederate term for "de-
serted, }" makes a silent appeal to his Cop
Perhead friends In the North, where so
many Of these itabsentees without leave"
have gone; for not content with absenting
themselves from the army, they have alb,
sented themselves from the Confedsracy,
and have braved all tie disgusts and dan
gers of "frse society" |" rather than to serve
in that cause which Nj. Davis assures u.s.
enjoys the affections of every true southern
heart. Some Of the true southern hearts
aforesaid have their own way of manifest
ing their affections; but no Copperhsad
can doubt the fact since Jetf. Davis states
it. Do they not think that there should be
new fugitive slave law, With an amend.
msnt extending 70 dOserters from the rebel
aFmV3 ls ...r-5.a .1. 70
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7PROCI1AMATION.

IUIHRREAs, by an oct Of the lssillAturOrofs this
w HtAte, entitled IAN Act admitting the county
& s ns 1SS g. sss sarss sSs
isIIoIlng SonprisS the 1lSf and second sections
j. The county Of Berkelsy. lately constituting
pSrt ofs ne C6mmonW Wsaith of virginia, 4 hereby
hdnItted into aud made part OF tll stAte. and shah
constitute gaEt g tAs tsH.h SeHAtofai district anS
herein provided for, and At every annual state
election thsroAtteF, ehoooo tWomembors ofthe house
!. Il shsii be the duty Of the Governor, - soon
a. he ahan have reason 70 believe that election
can tbo properly held In said county, 20 Issue his
diteSting IN eeetl9n On 70 oe ne1 , on
r holding elections therein, for the election oftWo
deleEaioS an assessor, clerk Of the olrenit Court
recorder, and appointing three voters fad comfy
any two OF whom may act . ID any one Or more Of
whom may all vAeAneie9 in their own body, who
Now, therefore, I, Arthur I. Foreman, Governor
Of the state Of West TirnA, do Issue this my proc
lamatiou, Appointing Thursday, the 9Th day q
In the nd county of BsEkslsy, On election for two
delegates, and county ofaeoE9 for the Aforesaid
county, a gpOeiod IN ts section OF the Law heren
Treasurer, Auditor, and Attorney General FOR the
state Of West Virginia And on the said 9Th day Of
October, Instant the said county OF Berkeley, con:
Gtituting part Of the tenth senatorial District viii
be entitled 70 vote for one senator 10 represent the
said senatorial district and a. part Of the second
congressional diStriot TO vote for member q oonY
And hereby Sppoint George R.Wysong, John W.
Pit8er, and Archibal Nv - gupeEintendentss 70
conduct, according 70 law, the said election to be
held a. Aforesaid, In the county OF Berkeley: go
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
state, at the city q Wheeling, on this the ffth
(Ls) day Of October, I'm the year Of our Lord one
'n' ''-''' 'n' '''0D'- Al DoRHsrAR.
By the GSVgTnOrI 49,. ..u-... a7'.'i
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oORREsPoNDEHoE.
TsstimonIal TO Col. Joseph Darr. Jr.I
WaEEL1so, W. Va, Oct. II, 1854.

WHKKLIAGi W. Va Oct. H. 4o04'
Jostpk Darr, Sea-, Esq., cfaetEaai. OAiO:
DHAn Sln-Gertain loyal citizens of the
the United States, residents Of Wheeling, to-
gether With eeEtsinDf hia brother officers
Of the United States. Army, statioued.at this
place, desirous Of presenting 70 your sou,
Col. Joseph Dsrr,- late PROVOST Marshal
General Of West Virginia, some testimonial
of their appreciation of him, as = faithful
officer of the government, and loyal eitt-
ecu of The United States, have procured for
presentation 70 him, silver pitcher, with
goblsts corresponding, and q salyeri and
which will on tomorrow be forwarded to
your address, per Adams Express Com.
pauy.
make you themedium representation 70 him
loEthese testimonials, together with the ae-
ieornpGnying list Of their names, ana We are
fnsfruefed 70 ask EnGr you VIII comply with
thefr Feauest to that effect; and 70 say that
/ they believe the son has been houored in
the father, snd that the father is proud Of
the 500. -....
That the blessings of Heaven may con-
tinuaIly descend upon you and all your
family, and upon the family of your SOD!
and long life be vouohesafed to all VIII
ever be the prayer of his friends.
We are sir, very truly, yours.
D. 81. MoPHAIL, A. P. ~. us. A.
JoHH LIST. .a,
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RATIONAL MEDICINE.

nR. THOMAS J. KIsNER WOULD
u respectfully inform the eittEe1l q Wheoling
ana vicfnity that he has permanently lOcated in
this city ioF the practice of Medsina mon the ka-
tiouaI OF Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
he ufAcfins of his profession f1T number o. years.
and has been omfnonty successful In the treatment
of al Vhrietias % d8oa8ss both acute aad ehr0nte
Dr K, e heretofore, viii devote . good share Ot
Nd ts and attention to the trsatment ofall chronic
dleasas Of both seEa1, such - COnsnmpton and all
VaFistios of Lang Disea all Diseases o. Lhe Throat,
OaaaFTh, Dyspepsls, Liver CompiaiHtss nsreuTtAl
and NeFVoll hiloAll4, Rhelmatlm, eerutnla, every
aFiefV of Bleed and Skis DIeasal kpilopgy. fumOF,
Wensf spinal AGsetiona, DlssAass q tie Kldneys
and BLADDER, Heart Afestions. Disoasas o. the Hyo
and RAf, 90. Those peoaIarl 70 fenaiss, vtH: In
aammatoEy Diseases of the UtaEus, Paihfal ITTegu-
iaFiffaI Lsuoorrhoa, RTul1pGn9 UteT4 and Al Nar-
Tonl Diseases 20 Which they are llblsaE piseases
Of Children carefully ant nationally treated. Ned
ieines mild reliable an4 agroelhla-
Al oommunicAtion1 strictly confidential Might
calls ehoeffdlly and promptly a1IWerUL
E5W~OhicO and Eeifdonee one door west Of Louis
ABlIBg,s HOtal, Third street, near Reed Z krAtfs
Drug Store. Centre Whedling5 W. We. once hOuFs
nom 9 A. u. to0 P. n
H REfERkNots,
RroE D. y. Payne, Stslbonyillps ohio.
Dr. W. D. MeGroeur,
DR.. @. Arnold, Cambridge, 0hio.
Prof o. II. CeaVeIAnd, 1fneinnAti, Ohio.
Or. o. A. moiehimsrs Van Vert
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OYKcE PRoYosT MARsHAL GENRRAL,
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HIDQ'Rs, DRPARTMHNT OF TIE MIBsoURIil
OYncE PRoYosr MARsHAL GEHRRAI,
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knotsledRe The receipt, through my father
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