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: EIEEs gs SlIa,E % .N0F
Is. .paYtoh q b Ranalled

WAsHmsEosj Feb. 3.-Ths Trf6ane's
sPeciala s9H isaEtdfea that Mr.. DAYTON.
win shortly bssre He'd from lRrRned I'D
Gen fremont app 6inted 10 sueeeed him
There SFs those who asSefts hoReEeks that
Fremont could not be tempted even by
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Trade r estr.llctf,oInIllsI7 in West ViFoini

Trade Restrict ions in West Virginia.
BAITIMoRi, Feb. 4.-John T. Mention
Surveyor of the Port Of Baltimore, has
received from the Treasury Department at
Washington the following: = i5e,s, g
TREAsURY DEPARrHkST, Feb. 2.-Ths
Secretary OF War having transmitted 10
this Departmental the letter OF the Com.
msnding General Of the Department Of
West Virginia. expressing his opinion. in
reply tofthe letter addressed to him 81 the
Secretary of the Treasury, that the re-
strtcttops on all trade in The State of West
Virginia within the national military lines
may now be safely removed, therefore.
the 26th regulation. of trade, established
with other regulations on the 18th of Sen.
tember, 1863, is so far modified that re-
atrictions on trade in the State of West
Virginia are annulled and abrogated, and
all products and goods may be freely taken
and transferred within the above mention,
ed portioniof said State as 10. time of peace.
provided, that no products or goods shall
be taken from said State into any State
declared to be in .insurrection, to anyIpa
IN any such Stats heretofote blockaded.
which has been orimay beiopened, except
IN compliance With theB regulators of
Sept 11th.
IN ltsigned, Dos n SIP. CHASE, .a'2e
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F F4k S SERBIA E4 4R .S 8SRBF4H
- ItaIlfbls - ~ .o..oI. y

MI MI Ward Says: 'sDr. VISA RTsir: Iba5 t,ror.
Rrsa. 1nla9@matien Of the Lungs, shortntss Of
forms bad been treat by seyefiif m fbs s
euinent Physicians in Philadelphia but tbsS eonId
10y sLoP the rapid course Of my disease andiT hsd
1LSy on ths very verge ofthe grave sY6uI, Pi 4
~ was highly reeonri5 to me by
tt1edit ana am thankf1l to say thRt
stssI uslne TOUT large and one small bottle il WSS
.estoted perfect health You can tfyS retSrsnSs
o 70 my !, hSnse No. 9Ss n ss5 or & my
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth EEreetS fziis ~
- ''it' JOHN warn
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/, HALIFAX, Feb. A. MARSHAL Kane. s g. Z
aTgetuumberiof Confederate officers IN X
arrived here They are said 10 TEIEIs esL
-c aped from ] ohnsol's Island. : p. r.,
b; Thereiwas nothing definite done Id the
Court Of Admiralty yesterday Ia reference
10 the steamer chesapeake The 5Court
adtouEned over until Friday; whom Il ID
peeted that the vessel viii be delivered
oIsratoiits owners.
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BLEEDIRG OF THE LUNGS.
s. bkkEDIR6 OF THE LUNGS.
tsss RkAD TuR ROt.TOyuTNo


Z. Dr Wi3HAR1-Sir: I return my eratefbI thanL,
l9t discovery you have made In nnSki1 ~ 51e3I
gus tnlI vii cure Inflammation of the Innls al
LIVER I've complaint Whsn1 eommencsd to az yonr
Eine Eree Tar Cordalil WIS, 70 all abpearanea Ies
- sEASe: "a had been for n length 81 time suIttinS
Ol0od1 ana would at times Romitit. ~. T = =
my phSdetAnHl for employed tvo) uFotiobnn.66
nc ply cure; but my sister had used JouF Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her 90 rnueh good tft
me prevailed on me a. last RESOURCE m nv n .
ana1 thAnk God, i commenced TO uRe ie n 6avSS
SAAen twelve bottles, and am perfeetIy Gnre5 syS
am ready aud willing that any perSon thSt q sfsS
mould eau on me- and will tell them What Won't
SoEaiA has done fer me! Allmyffiend aud nSigb.
10Y were utterly astout6hed at my Gpeeiv Tet5S,
% neaithi Tor they bad seen me Vomft blood IN a
clotted state frequently. PubIiGh my cSSeI for I
~ eIeLy person that e suffering a. was TO know
SASgHk'lnNhlu medicine. lffst.s fsTfl
kesPeottullyy b JOHN VERDIN
y crease e, 6tx doom above Richmond Il
teAh Philadelphia.
f itif a ok - I'D = -. ~ lfifg IT,
can only give = few Of the many thuuSands Of
InoAtes am receiving In hNofIof thisI TfSsf
~ pnt have had Q quantity Of them pnb.
IN circular form, which Q send nee ON 6ppiiea
i9n. Hhsther you conclude to give the Medieins
aud One Dollar, n bottle ~ SS"ssi
Prepared only by the proprietor, ,ef
DR.. L. Q. o. WIsHART
y sE3 ff}PAnadelphia. Pa.
I sosd n wheeling by I IQeANJLIsi co. u
and 7. d. LOGAN 90. : ~
Agents for West Virginia.
sc 10y SPEPsTA
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), VIVtuL1 OF TUG IFehsuFY.
IL ! tAisfTzT s. EEt
.. WAsHINGFON, Feb. 4-Greatly exaRRer.
atea reports have been published as % the
number 10 Of rebel deserteTs received By the
Army OF the Potomac They averaged
iast'monthi from s 70 u per day, bit this
month ~, not however ex6eeding'at any time
4 letter from tie army received 10: night
says: af tes Hiss u.s. t,sHStisa, ~ 100
Is i tSss ASpaay vas ttis time aPpbinted,
ilofs me rebel seonscFipts Of iVirgtpiaito asa
, zee Mol Eagious rendezvous .ita's
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z B4BiiAoai1, FEB. 4l-Tb6 bfidess on the
Baltihofe eaIa Ohio Railroad destroyed
~ ne epemy have been rspEbedi aud
y transP9EssgtIS g4,, SyeF tRs Whole line has
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Dissol ton OF e rtnet shipg
u the dkni q Conn lly. COX Co., OH RefnefS.
eeea ala 6tsed, ~ the rstnlini4g plEtnsrs II *
ehasing the entire Interest Of John Cook Shs 6fii
ines pf The late VIM bs settled BIZ the new nrn.
Il NiflkEfs7 III = ICON EtsiGY, F0AD 100:
eF1i q ms Nitl u ffd a 81 80
arm would alk Tor ia . new nm fhs
sanao patronage 66Eei0l5Ee bSstoSSd. =
SyFhesIinss pses1qber n: lsss. s -, fSsi.
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IIg04aY7ibtsa of Passing C6antetfsit

GonYictsd of Passing Counterfeit
'Iazaa 4 Treasury Notes. = Y
TREsroN, N. j., Feb. 4.-inIf thee b 8.
iDistfist Court to day syffssEsf d. Cool
vas tried and eonyicSed5 OF hayins,. asIEsre5
,Sbunte lei 81 IA 81 I5ptes 9Sd Vas zen s.al
tenced By Judge Field to three years Gdbgg
.dsss ta6 Sen III q rs o Ss,sq.
Court for . similar offence, but vas sen.
t s apgP ieP qfssut9 tha Bnttsd States
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8 B0HlnpFisLb RAIERoAD.-We obserye
that spbsctibets 70 the loan for rec opening
thiS road are notIfsd that the years. in
itsEest, aue.oa the lat otl,Jaanaty, is now
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HAGAN,Ss MAaNI0II IA .Ri !.

Thli q tho most delIghtfal ana oxtfsofsln,E g =,
tbela ever discpYered. y changes, the sun burnt
re- ehdhends toa psF 81 tfkEyIshinr
beauty, imparting the marble purity Of youtH. aud
the dtstfngle eppearanee 50 inviting IN mi c,t1
belle effashioh. Il removes taa, riddle. Simnlss
And rOughnesS from the akin leaving tie
treehy trApgparept and smooth. Il contains IS M.
ssriAl ihlariousto tie axis. irdhiEedby AetfesSss
SSaa. QPss9 Singers II e what every lady should
DEMASt 8. BARNES q co.
. so s, az sii,.s General Agent,
? .sePA 9aa zL- -.es-- Do. 202 BROADWAY, NIX.
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q ,..f5f-5f- e 3T@F-lF14f

-P9qFES PIoEEp.-we UNDERTAKE.
- s1ts ss,.9S qE1ng the supper At WRshingtoa
t aall oaeiof The soldiers zot HE Iii West
"a y !sEtpia Cavalry, who iisiphtind
lSsty lively In the enteFtaihtasn had bis
pocket picked Of Eitsesea5' dSiisFiS Is ersss9
.s,,. 0sSks Some Stless
Steet into the Hall in soldier's cloehinp f,t
9ae express purpose olplying his trsde.
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A eosItIxe Cure Tor DyspepsIo-Th.
Gre@S7A neFlcan DyspspSIa ESitIstf !!
We my say with safety that ninety cases 5utS ~
Svs t nGnaEed, that one with consumption had 1t
!9o.idation o. tiSeaSes. 6om9 6G i6h are Of
me most fatal character. Dyspepsia Is empha[IeS
Of tioh dShoPs - S1
y iSE the enterprise o. fe We sAy 70 the Sc And
Great Anlerfean Dyspepsia Pms and Pine 5rts n :
SG5a' TIERS ii fdts fqF ts worst asesof dye
br. W hiS has treated IN the pS,s .,,jsS5tls
SsSs9l nine thouSand three hundred and nifSekS nS
ients, ior 1yspepsiA in its various FORMS aEd ID
Sase Hhese the medicine was taken a. directed
$50 had 3een treated by the moot eminent pLyS
g " IN NJ tnia sountfy@na EpFppS Isl I
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DYspepslai Dvsnen.i,.

2 Dr. RlsAARS: have been a constant spfFsrsr
DysPePsiA for the last eighteen yeang dnEin1
sstSa aMS that pers
were more aggravated than 1t others, and t6en n
y Ronld be great relief to die L Had at
Al times an unpleasant feeling In my head bht lSt-
e5iy my gutertngs 50 much Increased that i bseame
alm9st pnpt ioF business Of any kind, my mind vas
so1,ilnnAly hllsd With gloomy thoughts and fore.
9oangS and III attempted 70 change thofr cuFrent
~ tsAaing g once sensation Of lev coldness In
etion with dead IL Il tStle feStej
Upon my brains also feeling 81 sies ness T5Id a.
cur a. me pain 70 my eyes, ac-
SompAnled with which was the continual 'fear of
ioSng my reason. also experienced great las5tude
as93Sttg SAG Eeu7poeh which made It dnSuIt to
Eellsby DAY of dleeP at hight became ay9rss 10
society and disposed only 10 seclusion; and SayiS
tLted tne sll 81 annmber Of eminent physioians 81
"a .s seoo hHa 66Rcl6ii6l that,
LoF th1 dtseaseI ut my present age as yeRrSJ kberS
VIZ no cure In existence. IsIt 1hio1bii
ieEUlee Of Divine Providence 10 RhonfI detoI ~
ouer my thanks, ct last found a SoVereie
In your DHSPspsa Pills aud Tar Cordiaif Vhich
seem 70 have sieetuatly removed 1lmost tRe laSt
trace Of my long list Of ailmentS and bad
and IN ther place heal pleasure and o6h teutmenf
are my everyday companions. -i'flGF -
sa; !, y JAMES M%sAUNDBRs.
= Nos 453 North Second street. philadslpSih. tor.
mertty9t Woodbury., &.i4. 81 a al N 2 as
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Notice to subscribers.

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&gl@lELEa.!tana..
From Ya. the II Department Of West Vi,

'AS'e.si I ~ einia Mill :.
!, y NEItw fo&x, Fsbs. ga special 10 the
asFatd, dated headquarters Department Of
west Virginia, Feb. Sd, says: Alter we
9EEe eithl g eny tfom 1the bridges yestee-
Say me rebels commenced rapid retreat.
o,9E.cayaiEy are closely follow ing, them up,
skiEmishtng.
Pattof SulliYah's forces. In attempting
70 cut the enemy of, encountered a large
ISfee jof rebels in y fredericksburg Gap near
homneys' In the uefgh borbood of this gap
nght toek.Places when rive eventually sue
esdsqs IN compelling the enemy 10 take
a a.eH road to the right and lskedadle
With considerable precipitation.
10 this engagement weito6I1fG number of
IN EetFeafng TIE eaemy zhastebed to
maze g az Junction with the main rebel forces
near Mo6TefeId.. 2 ? h'-ssl i''iA z7i'1o n
It 10 believed that Gen. Sulliyap'siand
COX .Mpnigen.s columns. have formed a
I9GssGp lag saq are nov PPFsuipg euemy
2 81, the enemyeseapes ;our forces he Ger.
tainlysWillnOt be able to takesaBay any.
i45gey portion Of hisLplunder. 4'ii
2 'l-be Fai ltoads trains arfiYeds6hl time to-
night. The injury is SO slight that 1hey.
are to be FePaited -soas.to pkFmifseas and
west bound trains to resume and conf inna
their regular trips on time. 4
The telegraph will be repaired by this
- ~. n q y & Al. I415
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1SrFlRsF WEsr YiEatnIA 0lvI1R4


HSrFIRsT WEST YiEatHIA GLTIIRYF..AL-gs
This veteran regiment, which Originality,
went into the seryics under the command
Of Col. Anisansel, passed through our
town on Friday evening last on their Way
q. wheeling, whence, those of them who
have re-eulisted, are to be furlouphed for
thirty days TO visit their homes before
going into active duty again. Although
they had. been looked for for several la7s
the precise lime Of, their arrival was
known only few hours previous to their
aFr1yal In town. and accordingly opripeo..
pie had no opportunity TO give. them such,
recePtionsas they would otherwise haya
done. The citizens generally displayed
the stars and stripes from their honsea.
Aadi aSs the uRttlEorn hstoes of NAM 4
well contested, Geld passed threneh our
e'teets they were greeted by the wavihgloF
hsndkerchiefs and tie. approving smiles
OF the tair, who seemed to vie With each.
other in doing honor to III brave. The
regiment biyopaeked for the night Il the
grove Of Major M'RArland, wet of the
toWn, and left on Saturday morning for.
wheeling, which point they, reached the
same evening WGshigtOn e spOrtes
Our readers are already aware Of what
the above REGIMENT has been doing since.
thsilr.arriValiin the city. Yesterday the
members received . lfarlousb, aud many.
ofths men repaired to their homes o ti. though.
quite SntinSsr still remain In thsfcity. (
--.--- iH-.7 a. p
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sepsation Reports Contradictet

Sensation Reports Gontradicted :,sz
iels5W foRk9 JaG 90 ;s fi az
ton specialsdf 'tbs Sd. sagssss $50 IN,
"a Wa have Fauth for eotl faaiktine
sehgati6 reports 5ebtithsa ID adS bapeF
op5 E1eAdAy aof9 apprshended dihis lItiss
with France growing out Of c6frespon-
afnfe Of ~, Seward Nth N. Drouyn De
= Hdys % ftting out rebsi' pt1yateerss7 ID
French ports There is not the skRtaest
Rppte hensloh felt by, tliose who 8 Is con.
HeFsant With all ths tasts ;flle ca Is, sooi
any difficulty Withthe .FFeuehIE berbnoti
Ehs subject. On tie con ttafy Tie lk,e d
dispatches from M Dayton are Of I dit.
fsEaqs character. ,aesJt4ot ,ts7st Il
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Hear loh1t M. John Il. Babeock sdVs.
20 sisf NO. p02S OLIVER STRKFf.


I5t,,,l.s 2. PAtl9ds pAia, January 22ds ieeS, j
DIR. RBHARI-Sir;, # j. With much pieaspIe "a at
am nov. cable % hidfm SOui that,3 By tie luSe Of
Io95 Great American pysPpPsi4 PHI, yhnYs been
entirely cured Of that dost
pyspepaia. have been gEievg1sIY Ahiieted ior M
last twenty eEht SeArss and I'D years Of t6af
time have not been lree from It's pain SieiWelk N 4
time. have had II In ItS worst form, and live
draBgedsou An6st miserable exiStehce-in, palm DIV
AID night 1ysEy kind OF food that ate Oiled NJ
with wind aud pain, 1t mAttertd not how litht or
how small the quantity "A e0htInued l6ee q
sure 70 1olloW.f bad ne apPbtite nor dbS ind 81
meats RhAteverS and my distress Wis iFtSat for
seysE9l months before 4 heard Jof your Pils that
t1ihg that y had heard Of for Dyspepsia Wilhelm
receiving any benefit; but on y our tifl5 s6eltE ~
olhntandSd 20 me by UnefRh0 had, besti on Nd by
them, leo9eludedt to give u = trial aItA5 ugh
had no tHth IN thea 10 my astonikh11Snt IgE6nud
Of 9 boxs and 1fter taking hSlfG boz u al S5s1
asasl, Gea can eat HstfNg tGtEA, aud fs1Ioy
hearty meal three Iimssia day., Withdat InSony6-
nienos nom anything I eat or drink II you think
proper you are q liberty 70 mike this publlc and
relerto me-. will give al desirable IN,
formation to any one who may call GU me.
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Died Peaeheg ! DFied pRaehea Z

S16 BesaEI 0II0raI "a LERs. n 8 EFSsl &
1SCG4ahd 6afs, Just ftcslt "a md f5t AZ ~
3 lasss zol.l ,IIil3f I z47It PRYOR Rl4sTs
gLAot5fsfls Made HORSE SH6ESr
1n0 KEGS HORSE SHOES, assorted. &. a4.E
lOO lan24 P. O. HILDRRTH i BIO.
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29 AaQ7. %. 9...l2neaea
Aorso GONGRRssIoNAI....
.apsa skNATnI.

.sssi-Eiy e s0 - il...is -
e SAT S-4spss SENATE. o..
81 ~ 90 ~. WAsHlNeToN, Feb. q, 1864.
e Various petitions, memorials aud feso.
ltntiops were presented. ,.
% motion Of Mr. Wilson, of Mass, the
joint resolution aeqnaliEing the pay Of sol.
dtsrs In the Unite1 States army was taken
up. = 81 ~ -, F's ,'..,. ~ e
Mr.. Wilson explained at length the gtisV.
ances suffered By. the colored troops.
Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, and Mr. Con,
ness OF CAL, opposed anyiretrpspeettye
legislation in behalf Of cOlored troops! 't9t
q Mr.. Uonneas introduced an amendment
placing oloredtroops on u similar sting
with the white. GfaE sg'9 ~
After the passage Of this act aiIsngthy
debate then ensusd.saf +! 81 -
On motion Of Mr.. Fessendeu the revenue
bin was taken up: ls'lp' ? siis F9f p.
g9dMr.l Hendricks moved an amendment by
Inserting 40c per gallon, instead of zoe, on
llqpors distilled aud sold or removed for
consumption or sale after. July 5lst, i 1854
and 4oc instead of 500 after JaGuarg lat.
1855; he supported his smendmelt al
Mr.. Fessenden replied. ga . -ssii1
MIR Hendricks amendment was rejected.
Mr.. DOolittle moved TO recommit thh bill
to the Finance COMMITTEES, with instruc-
tlops TO report q ptoEiso taxing liquors on
hand prior to July let, 200 pei gallon
ed-Ayes ID, nays 29. sifi
The Senate went into executive session
aud shortly after adjoueaed.
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Union Meeting IN Fl6rida-Cottso,rn5
sl,i DESTROYED by Fra - -; ia

~ .li'15Hy3O esEtoyede1y Fire. i'.sI
b IESlEw 'YoRk, Feb "A meeting OF loyal
cttizene of Florida iwas. held at Key IHest.
On the 18th ult., for the purpose of rector
iag tho State TO It's original astat6si under
the Union. -, -...a.s,, y.
bus, s. O., that the disastrous IRE on Sat
urdAy destroy ed THREE nilIf6a dollars Void
ofFcottonIN large iporti6nl Of which 'bs.
slo6ged to the Government. The, loss was
~ 90 bAles.o .iuplAnds and 300 bales ofsea
isiaDdgofawhich about 500 bales belonged
70 the Government, stored ID Sled 81
l5Asssgs,. Blakely q Co., 500 .balas,pf upland
aid sea Island, stored in sheds .6f n sssrs.
fstPbs = %. go : F'9a- ~ 5g{
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WRAPPIHG RAjPnp-h

!, ~ -1tAfs9ES STOCK embracing All st4Aa mn a.
- t5t A9I9 o t4Guut 6ficI3 . -
fs ~ We y ~ y ~ Fsf sfIs ~
IRp1s g.i,s ssst ss sf 8 E
III Stss = LIE u AND s5pIEB E5lIII
MAZE have added to our stostS pFi IA NH
! l9a5a hear steel and win t9 q Ss1tiIl ISSnrts
meat q tlese Gftieles % the best NAHUM And
viii SelIat the lowest possible prices; 'sssSs
isiaa1s Hflf.5 p Main st9os..
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!. 3 Blalltimore IiaIr.kIie 4 !

= - iss8 BALfl8IoRE, Feb! 4.
E9ere Z very little grain coming for.
and Prtses are .1nsstiled. - - -.
n Esoas-7gpIes q 81 30 for Ohio extra. 8
! a, l!s1ky-=Hefy firth at SO for Ohio.
eo eersoSlSions-hrm, aRd mesa pork sells at
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HOUSE.


Mr. Stevens reported bill making APP
preparations for the. construction, preser.
Walton and requiring Of forttfcatioas aud
detences for the year ending June, 1855
!, Mr. Kasson, Of Iowa, introduced. 1 bill
relating to the capture of cotton and the
disposition thereof, which was referred 10
the Committee of Ways aud Means. vii,
The Committee on Printing reported IN
favor OF printing 10000 copies Of the for
,elgq diplomatic correspondence for the
use of the State Department.
u essrs.o Davis and Others advocated the
passage of the resolution as important not
only to enlighten foreign nations, but our
own conntrymen. $50
Messrs. WashbGtne, Stevens and others
opposed the resolution but It was passed
with I only IL dissenting. votes. 5.la9
fhe House resumed the iconsideratibno of
the amendatory co1fscationi bill. ), aar 2 IS
MIR. Woodbridge argued IN, favor .,of re
stralning the persons of'rebsls aud loonfis4
ealing their property. l2-ia 't.a;i - I blaa
MIR. Cox moved to lay The RESOLUTION ON
the table. Disagreed toll against s.. n
Mr.: Herman made speech Opposing the
passage of the resolution and the con iisoa.
ton act. 100 -
a. Mr. Wilson spoke in advocacy Of the
resolution. 9. i',is - -
The House ordered the previous question
on the passage OF the resolution. til'
Motions for the purpose Of STAYING of a
vote were resorted to.
After lengthy debate the House ad :
joprned.
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II eelbsllk out Hesnssl,,', 4 hS1e on hand S0rile
Iety INT oLefH. hEklpl6GlS md fancy dAsSIs
lIEaHs SgIisTIaig AID lFURNfSHING GOODS.
I have also asSupeEior lot Of - 0Fr56T ~
EA many ABE 6L,6RhfNs.
All ot Inch / will stal Ct sui 65lJs eost. !
have also N Eepentpie SeWinK Machine worth.
$76, which Wilt6elf Tor SIS. 4 III !
-sRerson9 Golnet hing god and ehS4u win
not nEgleet Hat No : Main lot Of John,
neag,fhef Bridge. ~ :
s4Aa2s-td JOHN P. HoosRs
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WI atS lhe oilly Ahtilosit j / q 4 n, ,.,s
z w ,QtI4ipe and nQof RATES in thS CITY,
and 4fe enabled 70 t1rnieh them Il mAnniaeSi
prices trOm Ssst 500 ga = 1sH75l
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lstlk Beltings - N SEED Beldl il0ss = tSllifoa
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sl5st - SEE asai ~ Inns
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eotoee conducted under the drui 0f IIcCulld{iSf
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gndfE fhs styla q Pllcugh, Lshf kC9 iIes5FS
-. q Aeheson and Joseph Bell hayfnh fraysIi
trem the aame. MCCULLOUGH, LEHR q co.
wheeling, Wa January I, 1854. jan6SOt
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IL +: s ss.a .sy g e $50.

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pH WIsHAR5-rear Sir: i laa 4 a. 49, AZ,
sSash and sore thrOatto one ysar, and my Whos
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panied the power Of al medioinS5s and ina
eI Cst time must have gonAt0my grave shut thanl
49,, ny Flaw would not rest until
y cur store Ro. 10 North second stresI and
S sse1 tne case to you, purchased one bottle 81
0sit tlns Tree Tar Cordial and c6mmeaced to
pSng three bottles am 4 voSSs1 rs
ler they Al pronounced me past cure
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b Prizes, PER- e4, one bpIla m 2,
Sent es nal 90 gss'lp. & So Rsisi 3 d S.
81 ssss,h 4 ssys - & aud Z, n LOGAN 4 90
no99sH yhsslsiSt', Aren't for West virginia :
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.@rooUNrYt BpVSEIEH ROT souDrERas e. g
Ins. Senate, ysHtgrdsy passed bill suSs
Elementary 20 the o. au tl5ofiEfnk
f supervisors ofths va iOIslooaatiess ID levy
ts5ss tOs fsssuPaost 81 me tSmtilles Of
S ;slse lf .ehe suppleueut passes The
House, Of which 6ere' u istties; doubt tbe
Boards of Supervisors will bS authorised
=, x ley taxes fs the PptP0Ieos giving
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1iAuaHLINs 6 BusHFIrp.
9iala n a 1fhsIl7'als 3 NV6e9lipg
PIpTsnURahII.7iIR6E=z

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n FLOW Wings ni, ofthe best PittSburRli brands
slso American and Norway Nail Rod always on.
ls;ts otasss tor Irea ihl fllsd
,fss ~ - 80 e.,' ~ eT0 AiRf6 burr -
1ah15 ~ 91f,a 70 z s. fan Stfeefsy !
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gSti 1ttJ 6iSaLAsS 10 AREs.If
DlNr, QUART AND HALR PINT Pas 4!
Hook Vine md Bran e 6lihs, &C.,,
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