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By the Governor Of west Virginia
Is AJPROCI.AlIATTON q.

iUNHE YEAR THAT Is DRAWING no A
y. Close has been one Of signal and bountifnl
darkened and dey0stated the IaIid ana 'iIssI Ian
desolAte thousands ofonce happy h6me9, Inns
with the sunshine from her white wines
The great ornaments, the legions of ar1neIi
men the thnndes Of wars terrific enHinery,
stupendous conflict, exist only IA the Tasf anIi
haXe left scnrcely % shadow to darken tIie
sa1.G,.g sSlling peace which the present year has
cured by the dread arbitEnment forced upon
the country. sting tranquility has been
dets has been destroyed and the great priIiSi!
pies! which undeF1ie our Government have
2een Sindlcatsd DC and ppriaed
government and natural right have b9en
oyeFpoWered and disarmed and the people
OF theQ United stntes have not only stricken
on the 6llncklea OF four millions OF bondmeni
but have emnnctpated themselves forever
from The fettets which aggresssiye and fofisan-
F1Dm the chaos tItO which we were thrown
by wicked menti g. benidcent Providence
and breed US nom our ancient az ions
A people Ledeetnetls feReneFate and tiisen-
thalled, with urpIiceleS heritage OF liberty
and law secured to posteFity, we, indeed
above all Others owe thanks to the Great
Ruler and Preserve who walked, with tis
through the valley of gloom and del epFe4lioSl.
Nor should we be tunmindfrl5 OF frlafsFiai
blessings. In the year that Is pfEt, IIffjitJinl
pEosPe1ity has attended ttleepteFpr Fprisesand In
bountiful harvests, and the on Of her Rffiess
abundantly: So far nom the pektilence and
iis1nI Lainlns u1s.1laiJy pPon nm
forward with pleasant anticipation TO O fiI-
tuEe OF rieh promise which shall veil IN OBJ
that people who have iSjvrn sI1eI1 itT1fis
In the day Of trial, possess thaRiFtue 20 mniu-
tain forever the noble reSnits tteIr Foerifce.
ana suneTtnE have secured, and acting in har-
11ony win the accommodation OF our hon-
i MI r
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J A Cool Husband.
.tFgm "a .Peoria Zfansertpt.l

F.
An industrious and worthylmRn liv-
Ing IN Trivolf recently found that the
partner of his 1buzzluiU had become
enamored of fellow who was trapping
and hddling around Trivolf. The other
day, she left her husband and came 10
this city. Her injured spouse followed
her footsteps hi thef, and found that she
was stopping at the Trivoli House.
Upon going there, and finding that his
wife had met her paramour and both
had gone to the theatre, he took a seat
70 await their return, philosophi hically
fremafking that "he thought his wife the
most TO blRme.' The pair returned and
sought their room, whittier they were
tolloYedS after time, by the husband.
Heiwas asked If he didn't want an offi-
Ger. 70 accompany him, but he refused
anything of the sort, and going mn to
the ifoom, burst it open. The couple
inside had retired. The fellow, jumping
mp In great alarm, bundled on his
clothes and started down stairs, but the
woman calmly told her husband that he
need not have taken the trouble to come
after her, ms she intended to return in a
short time, adding that he had better
come to!bed and go to sleep. He quiet
ly refused, and by his directions a bed
was made for him on the floor, where he
passed the night. In the morning he
secured n passage for the woman IN the,
Trivoli tage,land asked the proprietoT ri iI1q
of the hotel what his bill was, saving
that he'd pay his wife's bill also. BON
1ace responded that, inasmuch as he
was iinstrumentalifn In running the other
fellow OF, he ought to pay his bill too; a
modest request that the TriYoh gentle
man acceded tosat once, remarking that
any debts that his wife contracted he
would he, responsible for-ha didn't
want any man to, lose any thing on her
account; that he didn't blame the man
at all; thathe thought the woman was
the one in fault, adding that hebelieved
that he should have to get divorce.
The woman managed to give him the
slip when the stnge left for Trivolf, and
Saturday evening aher husband was
looking for her, coolly remarlSing that
she hTd lost track of ItiHll He took his
domestic troubles with the philosophy
ofsa stole, and as IL he were disintef-
ested spectator! 5T1
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what h NORTH CaF0Ilnn EaifOrTI'l,,yIIi ma
heard fhe other day in washington,

Mr.. Penningtons during a visit to
1Washingt ton; writes this to his paper
the Raleigh North fhCaroIInaJ Progress
the organ Of Governor Holden in that
States ~ find a most kindly feeling
pervading all classes here, and MS to
the good feeling Of the Executive De-
parttnsnt Of the Government toward
the people of the South there can be no
doubt. The Executive and his advisers
constitute but one department of the
Governme However, and'win have no
absolute powert to control Congress; but
y the conYentionsoa and legislatures of
the States that have been in rebellion
DO their whole duty, all will 20 well.
Ihree things are necessary, however, to
the restoration Of any State, and they
Government until these are complied
with. They are: list. The abolition of
slavery. I'd. The ratification ofthe
constitutional amendment; and 3d.
Ihe prompt repudiRtion of all debts
incurred orithei iprosecnIo Ion of the re-
nei Oein9n. Iheae things 4 knoM to be So
ana trust North CarolinR will not heSi-
tate TO comply promptly; and hence 1
trust that one of the first acts of our le-
gtslature VIII be the ratification of the
amendment, spent an hour last night
with the greatest of living American
statesmen, Hon. w. ii. Seward, Secre-
tary OF State. " met him at his own
house, by appointment, and we had a
full and Unrestricted conversation. 1
found. him very Kindly disposed, and,
Ithinks entirely Just toward the South
ern, people2 and IL they bnt perform
well ltheirown part they maylrely upon
his influence in their behalf. Ibelfeye
that the main desire of his life Is to see
the Union restored upon a solid and
permanent basis. He spoke in great
kindness of North Carolina, assuring
me that he had great -eonfidence in the
loyalty and tdevOtion to the Union of
the masses OF her people. do not feel
per1nitted 70 speak in other than gem
eral terms of his conversation, but can
assure our people at home that they
hayenn enemy in W. III! Seward. I
must say that Z was pleased with the
Interview, and 7 do not hesitate to say
that then Southern people have never
dome Abraham Lincoln and w. III.
Seward Justice! 70 ti1is 5l
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Z
: RELI9IoN AND SUPERsTITIoN.-Su-
perstiti6n, IN all times and among all
nations, is the fear of a spirit whose
passions are.those Of aman whose acts
are the acts of man; who is present
in some places mot in others; who
makessoms places holy; ;andnot others;
who is kind 70 one person, unkind to
another; Who is pleased or angry ar-
cording to the degree of attention YOU
pay TO him or praise you refuse to hfIni
who is hosttle generally Ito human
pleasure, but may be bribed by a sacrf-
nee OF part Of that pleasure into per-
.mttting the rest This, whatever form
OF tntth 1t colorS, is the cause of SUPER
si4on. And religion is the belief IN 4,
spirit whose merctes are over all his
Ef9rf fSs-yTho is, kind even to the iln-
thankful and the evil; who Is every
r%neFe present and therefore is in no
place TO be sought, and in, nopInce to
be eyaded to whom all creatures, times
and; things are eyerlastingly holy; and
who sclaims, not tIthes of wealth or
savenths OF days, hut all the wealth
that we 5hayeS and all the days that we
live. and ALI the beings that We are !;
put VINO claims that totolity because he
delights only tn.the delight OF his crea-
lures and because, therefore, the one
duty. that they owe to him, and the only
service they can render him, Is to be
happy Aspirit, therefore, whose eter-
mai benevolenoe cAnnOti be anRerel:
cannot be appeased 'tvhose laws are
everlasting and inexorable,, SO that
heaven and earth must indeed pass
away IL one jot OF, them failed laws
which attach to every wrong and error
measured inevitable penalty, to every
rightness and prudence an assured re-
lSaEdizpepaltyof of which the remittance
which the promise cannot be broken
RuskfH.
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The Personal Experience ana Habits
Ofthe Late Lord PaImerston.
= The personal experieneeand HABITS of
the-latsLoFd Palmerst6n are thus de-
scribed:
"Of full hight, well knit in figure.
easy, selt-possessed, and commanding
In all his movements, except when rrouf
held hiP by t9e,l leg, Lord [PaImerston,
z IrclI1 MS piyetqtte+ lone, was notable
Inquire in the British Parliament. His
eonntenance always wore an air of
genial openness and caadof, hardly 10
% expected IN SO wary q GlipIomatist.
Even m his most sarcastic inoTfienfs
the expression OF good humorai
0onhOA1te never LETT his mouth and ewes.
In his youth he dressed with adTnirS ShIe
t5lA5te ana icare, and even In his later
years, the Marquis of Norlna1dv flI.t
prince of ancient dandies. hariifv an
ceeded him in the scrupnlous neatness
OF Dis. attire. Age failed to efface his
60 ttautfy At sixty wears Of 1c,a M
WaS called Cupid, the juvenile Who )
and'at eighty he seldom nafllie Al; n ff1. ffer.
dinner speech without bringing own
the house by some well -timed, eraceftlI
comp lihnent 20 the fiiIs is,s,cI -
z. gctl 81 his wonderful yigor. In old
age was doubtless due to his habits oi
life. he thought nothing Of a fhIrtv-
9ieaaest ~ Top on hQrsebleE before dinner.
AT rowing, walking, and all athletic
eA erclaes he was an adept, and even IN
tne Severest weather, ut one or two
i9selock IN the morning, after long ana
elA1Slons 9 liaInenfaIy debate she
would often trudge home on foot. fropn
tae t4ouse OF Commons TO his mhnsfon
IN i1ee9titlly q distance of two or three
tfequently una edand unnO-
1
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oifFasIlions, ,nnIliarhitrI5iIinIIo1nIl,y,. 4 lIIg :, :,
'5F355aFl tie AZ :. Round Id5Ee.jIl =

.
x ~ si,,,.I (, !! Fgs 9hles.i .ila' =
q The position, taken, in the u ines that
the vastinc ncyease55f prostitutlon owing
laFgelyto a decrease in marriages, and
that the decrease of the latter is attri-
butableto the extraylai ySainhee Of Women
finds spd6fSemdht aGroSsthe ocean. A
London Journal saysa1 e
= One principle cause of the social evil
- absenee oflthe social good, It's not
good for man.to be alone, and the nega-
ton Of good results 'iulteV stE3ut how
shan q man bfdeeent ation and mode
+.ltss mems g. ind e. helPthat for ii int
Foe such q man that soctaI GOOD. !. a wife,
tstooi idear-deaF inlfhe. sense OF expen-
.siyesl He cannot affortltd wits whose
dress al one VIII cost him at least a. hum
5flfed 9. year. d! She wi min him in
clothes. SheiSFil be to her husband as a
white elephant. No young fellow in
the receipt of not more han a com fofta,
BILE income dafes to Is a Wit What
4s the cnnsequ 2. Mon shffnk from
committing themselves to mafrfmony.
They dread to establish 4 wife eH Des,Illd-
Rfl4ee, phey resort to arrangetnents
CORES pondlhe 70 those adop ed bH them;
when; IN idefanIt OF ability to keen 4
icaTTiage, thetlhire q cab, or even tsIke
I an Omnibus. "A tefnb6fsi tfais0ii Isl the
chosen alternnt i've 6f the holy, but fnsup-
portable state Of tnatFimony. The
social evil comes into competit ton with
the social goOd, andlisSp preferred as the
smaller evil Of thetlFoz1 sEyAlJ M Z
Nothing Is more certain than the fact
that the Enpss efiectiye agency that can
be used in the eefotnd o. the social evil
Is TO be found In Woman. IT may Is
new, and twill doubtless be of interesi
% our lRdy fsa[ [iers % know thai In tlleII
~ ~ the
with that class OF aociety Ehieh the
fteuChs Witha polite edph6nisId. cali
1 the deiiii hi6jleie y In d I6te session d
the Ffen1h Senate th6fe was iiiscnssed
g peti ton pray ifot stinc.
pt0 of the debate IL lD6plia sid.
/ We spedS Of c6t tirte ms who exhiIil
theln lyes I'M our public pla : Yes
I I'VE behold them in bEilIiRnt eqnipages
to attract public attention. And w6ai
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DISSOI,TTTTON

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN.
il that the co-paFtneFship heretofore exist
ing between the unde Signed, as Brewers and
Maltsten in the City OF Wheeling, ts this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The debts OF
the fiTIn viii be ltquidafed by George W.
Smith 70 whom all debts due the AFm are to
.bep1ad. ~ liIil. T. gEEEl 10 iD{ I7l1fi1 ( K
Dated at Wheeling, w. Va, thap1st day OF
November, 1854. I il-,3
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...a.a.Ig 100 Gard e 81 z /

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i actively engaged in business for nearly
half 2. century, resolves sqEne tma since q
partially retire, so soon rs he could esticceed
in finding gentlemen Of capital and expert
ence tn! STtcc9etl him, % lttieEeputatlqn
for his aleg and malt mtg glIt be Rlnedis iHe
has great pleasure now In Informing his fends
and customers and the public HaueEally that
he Inns sold ont his entire bnsine e18s together
lTtthiall his SloclEg and LEASED his taxf9nSlSe
Darlington & Co., gentlemen every way qTall=
ned to FuPceefl him, md worthy Of public
Opportunity nf SlIfcer6fy thanking his friends
16f their continued and und dfmihlS he'd support
during the long period that he has b0en ems
! slfs y s.s7s..sflil ;ie,ilsfp GEO W. SMITH.
{ W heeling. w Va, Now lsts ls9ls-2W =
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.sLarDR. TaI-KIslTRR


NIENDERS HIS THANKS 10 ALL THOSE
who have faNuped him With their conn.,
sdbh6a aud and Nplld Inform his
friends and the people generally, that heWfll
the coming year, occupy his old ottice on Sd
street, nenI Red q ISFaft; ) Drug Store Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
rgyT Ts1AracfeRof WhfekiithB Doctor t9r0tlh. at all
= Att4neS, ana under ~ 70 decribe
and 70 assure Of the probable result and dute-
941 81 EEe1lEn BE, pE1ei Ices ihe Ec1ecdc
SsLe3Aot s1defltelue Susl1g mn I'd but elective
1efnedeA supporting tnStedd Of Depressing
tne N1tu FuWeTS ThB medicines used by
=. MN, are pTepAred and put mp in his own
= once Hesldes the treatment of Acute DIS
~ .e1Ses will give his attention to the
treatment Of AL varieties OF Chronic disease.
That seouEge Of the human rnee 6cFofnla In
5r,z all varied viz; lent Discharges
is,r from the ElI, 50 PREVALENT children,
- Pnrulent Opihalmta, OLenn, ENLARGED Cslanfs
EIceIat9onR, Cancers and afl -gRF1t
!. ~ Disaas sFeeolIe his special Rtteuti
DiSoasosof the ThIullk, lung and Heart, LIZ
eFComn lain1ss phrfnGa RenteTy and Piles,
DiseaseS Of tAe qytn1Ey QERapss g phtlls, &ei,
+, Rheupaatism md iFaIqlysls, piseassS Of Fe-
uaale$ fyeTleti1yT tfe1, Leuc[tFhels l2ThlaI
$50 HteFi, md an tTIt and Ner-
yppS 0fsoasIs- 70 VII ate subject, he
- Ge1ff SnDeelf 70 " y ne freG tnlent OF Chill
.lA DREeT tilTecelVe the same attention 0s hqIe-
ttfore. All cdIis 6ns IND e6nmunica-
- tons tn, and VIII receive
ptuinlt dttentinn.. NJ Int cans eheerfnlly an
HWeed Otnce huufs nom Q 10 II A. Nj I to
= A9El44loR 4.A4sE99 Hass &c -5tsl-talil JUNK +
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u Il4lH
KlBAFFS ll DIABRHGA COMPOUND!

1AHhHCIA, A,7DHSISSUEsfSYtsF sFIJJX. SUM
ies9 sGMER COMPLAINT,
Aad an Dtatuses dfEie Stomach and Ro,uels. IN
'.7ii etdeHtGo C60lGe eE Diet or CEfmhte.
TNHEt PROPRIETOR OF THIS TRULY
( aiTaPle 5iletne, now pfer It TO the
merit over any remedy OF like character ever
before tntFOdnced. Ithas been used with the
nt4epe1 1eet EIece8S, in thousands OfCaReR 1pkere
M other Re09edies shapef fgRed Cases OF Chron.
lei DAT l1t9a Of years standing, have been
cured Dy the use Of tlpo bokfteS. THIS remedy
has sleUeF failed IN a Sf11is fIladuee where the
ut9elSe has ha1tled the ElLiu Of even the most
Rktllfnl physicians =
KRAFFs DIARRfdlAl CoArPouED has been
IN pae for Q number Of yeAIs, and by us timely
add has saved the lives OF hundfefia
This medicine Is purely scienttde prspaFaL
ton and Cure. 80 n = ~ M
Every traveller should have a bottle Of the
'D1AHRHQ2A CO1IPoUlsDs' tfI u.EEFsf d flfr. f
Every soldiet. viii md & Invaluable. g
4 80 Family should be without iE ~
!. Do not hesitate to thy KRAFTS DrARRHRAi
EpAPuUrD, and prevent pain, suffering and
d n HaaM = O. o. "
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Franklin Insurance G1o5m,I.nlaIn,15 3 ,I.l
OF wuEELINe. 81 y

d
1S0, COO.
Du4BcToRS: --' -ti
n. =: Ineah, I. p. shall crns, Geo. X. wheat.
Geo. N endal, John ZoeclEler Eaml McCISI.
!ans St w. FrAnIheim, Jas. N. Vance. Alex
VIHIS COMPANY HAVING BFFsNDUIY
olFnntDe!i, are prepared to take rislEs az
AT AT rates on bnilrllngs Of al kinds merefan-
tiiss, nan ptaetn turing blishments fnrni-
~ and c1rRpes on the western
sons Tor term Of yearS. This Conpany %.
tets superior Inducements to farmefrl. WheFSS-
9yl tIlsy ean be insured for three years at re-
duceN rnte& This being q home tuEtitufi6r.
com posed Of some ninety.fOuF stOcILhhIdaFS'
most of whom are among our beSii hiISiIiesSSs
men, recommends itFRlf TO the fRvoFable con
5deFAtion the insuring public and soIicitR
their patronage, -
Applicat Hons for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. 80 III 10
Once No McLnre House being the same
formerly occupied by dams. ExpTesls CO.
e.-.,r -. - No. ARTHUR, Secretary.
l p SAML .McCIELILAE, President.
GEO. MENDEII, Vice President 7Lii' yfsa
= y. e. SARTHuR, Agent for paying penSions.
unlce, NO. i McGure House. baInR the ylin0
formerly occupied bSs Adams FTTresS Co -
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FiTe & Marine Insurance Company
MCoRPoRATED.nE a.. ]. !. J. !.

u
EIlAKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATES
on BuildinH OF an kinds, Steamboats,,
Furniture and Merchandise and 0CNinsf al
dangers attending the transportation or PoO(i1
ON rivers, seas. lakes canals and nilfnAda
u. CHAN0LE, Presidentl
JOHN F. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Robert Gfangle, 81 f5.fT1 Tlaniel. I. .pp,O,z1
Robert Morrison, A. tdtJ. C AcheEoT
a 2. 3. t1Lliny James DalLeE,
Johh Donton, Samuel Ott
na-The oftiee of the Company has tree,f,re-
moved to No. so Main street.
APRucat1onS tor insurance win be prumTStIy
attended to by the President on SecretnFy. =
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3READ THE EonIoWTgaT TEsrTlrorTAIa.

Z l.:gIsifs u u WHERLIN0, April 18th, 1855.
1 il1ealIE9, McCABE, KRAFT II Co GJeIHeInen.-
Having used Kraftif DtnrFhoea Compound, for
camp BlnfEttoea, with which I have been
deep an iGtett for almost oueIn0nth, nl0thfF
IeIledtes tIfed h0rt1g 8GitepiS and hntinR ID not
only 2 1ye1ellf Teitef but q permanent clfre, I
tnke pleasure IN reeommending Il 20 the IN
yoEable notice ofa1Wa may bea eaiikenfiiIetei
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q! Chaplain l5ta w. Va, Inf1ntIsJ

:. - AZ
~ IAoUHnSYILLE, MaFEhatI Co, w Va
Hde9srEy acSAHE, KRAFT a Co., GeHle5Ref-
Las summer, being In Nashville, Tenn..I
wns ettaelIed with severe DiaFTllnsa. I tried
tho remedies ofseveFnl phy yEiciRna hut with
out any stiect. - was advised by my friends
% come home- was completely broken
down and prnstl1ted. Upon am wing fhomel
], WIS 1qy1Hed totrY KF1ftB DfnFThdo Conn
pound. Ore bottle of o te d.
ieple aid gestorad my henIEh am Eiad TO ne
commend fhts valuable medicine 10 an NJ
dicted with this teEIihl6 disease.
Your truly ArpREW EpwARnA.
Me1zTs. McCAHE, KIsAFf q Co.. SeSHeIleIl:
-=lAff sninuer j. was 9ttnclLed with very
severe DiaEfhoel, Hum which suffered for
some three WeekE IfEied VnFiouB remedies,
but VIA unable TO check the disease. aG last
procusefi bottle OF EKraffis Dtanhpa Conn
pound ORE bOtne entirety cured lbe dkseGse,
and restored me 70 my usual health. take
pleasure atmfeeOmmentling this valuable med
lcine, ~ I have proved ~ 9ytFtnes In my own
else and seen Il trted BY other With me Iaanae
FoEmeEIy Master 1Eaeilinist 3. &osR. r,
+ .HeGAREt KRAFT e q CO. Wholessie Drug
gistsS " heeling, VIVA, Sole PnopFietnFS fo
whom IN qFtLefs atouId he afifire ~ y
I u F9E % nale In gePort by NEsT& MITCH,
Et4Ij. - ~ - lif7f i5iiH E.Il77
I nay ll-eLn z ~ Ist, 5iii Il. -
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Wheehng BreWerY..

TIHE EuEDERSIG11ED HAVE THIS DAY
Il spuTch hasslf fthe entire Brewing, Mailing
and Hop bustneS OF -EieoEe W.
OF The City offtN heelfnlg VelfNaLy and have
fqEln the % 81 flle ff I'll inent nnEi
the epunlie generally that they feel themselves
ton OF eeulige w. = les Malt g. -
Affet Smith yin con tinile rs BE iseE l!1r
Vii Ti1I ~ ~ io 1i,, & ~ 1's @
oS6eIetotuToS s fsa4u lflEEl9l 9lEl - GIl1e -litl
~ s..,7r {, ,,fgl nSEfliHhREIlTfETGE Il CO. =
WheeInG. w. Va, Nov. Isl, I6d6s-2w
anIamdaa Ftsssi Iohsaie3sso.
A MOTHER LOT OF BLOCKADE Ckfs4
prizes -. ~ oEstsIsp peSi = Co
S.iTSANdY ATERTNO aRUGGY And DOOR
4 IL ElIatB ,iuGt F0Catved. IEEi 1
sopt n. q HARBOUR :
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DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RT5N ny
IL. the following schedule ON and aHIeF,fhl
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FRI, I[ARGIB & INLAND Insurance :

GtkN BE OBTAINED UPON TER MOST I
z Ees9nale BE terms IN any Of the following
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSFTs 1oyTsp1 -
As.-.-L 20 go nsrlfh, snEHrn. !. Y = ~ =
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look to New. York with despon-
dency, unless we can make the niger
believe we are goin to be less Crushin
on his rights under the KonstitutiOn.
know Fernandy Wood. I know him
as I.'ldetfted dimocrat, and he is comm
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CHARACTERIZATION.
BALTIMORE 6 ONO r. r. iGoMP,Y
WEEgss.....sss:alFiiE. 5

OFFICE BAIT. i ONO RA AILRoAD CO.. 4
WHKEIIl'o oCT. q, 1866
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xtraelt From a'sneael1 made BY NE al
p Rat-E9e-TX 1kRti6n NLeefihs or tr6O
Aemierat5, In Reply 70 REothee mas
by, the Moo. lite Preaeher or fhe MOO
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Is d UR q NoE.

y. e. ARTHuR, Agent for paying penSions.
Jnlce, NO. 1 McGure House, being the FIIue
'ormeriy occupied hS Adams Express Co, 7.
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Ty fBk tjovsry6a! VI I.
SSHAfSL,ItiIiR D. .HAII, Sectty of the stnte 1
We Y Nifginia papers copy three times and
me noESs-iatiS1 .sase5i.i X Z,
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-16
CHANGE Of TIME.
NORTH MO. RAILROAD
efssHssssss eeegss.s Essz==s5 e.sss7H.sss.-s &1Tl
.t3l E15i5's5s sssssv;sss
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS TRAINS

will leave the Depot at the corner of North Mar
ket and Second streets, at 8 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
arriving in st, Joseph the same day
EXPRESS TRAINS from ST. Joseph arrive in
ST. LOUIS at $3.50, p. NJ, in time for Eastern con-
nections:
Trains at Hudson, the junction Of the Hannba
nibal and ST. Joseph Railroad, are ordered 10 wait
the arrival of trains bound for st. Joseph.
Stage connections at Allen, Renick, Ct ntraa
Vile, Glasgow, Keytesville, Brunswick, and al
intermediate points.