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Bottle. marl%
1902. 1s4z. 1858
In 1902 the grandfather of DE-. Tobias intro
duced the VENETIAN LINIMEETtn Eng
land. II was a success although II prize
was Guinea Bottle His late Majesty VII
liam " used It for Chronic rheumatism, and
was entiiely cured, afler suffering for two
years, his attending physicians being unable
10 effect cure, and he wrote letter OF
thanks, which is now in possession OF my
uncle in Liverpool have offered Elo0ster-
ling for that letter, but 1t was TefuEed. In
lsG5 Put It out In the United States, and
now, in 1853, the sale IS immense. Thou
sands of families are never without it. It is
safe and innocent 10 apply externally or
take Internally. For Il years 1 have war
ranted II to cure the following complaints:
CholeIa, DiarThea, DyEenteTy, roup, Collie,
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness. taken
internally. and Chronic rheumatism. Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores. Toothache, Frosted
Feet, SwelliDgs, Insect Stings, and pains in
Cnest, Back, or Limbs, externally. II never
fails, If used as directed; for Cholera or
Dysentery If Is certain, II used when nrst at
tackled. No one once trying it, will ever be
without 1t. Sold by Druggists. Price Fly
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place, NY. jel6-lmd&W
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Born houses Of The Legielalure yes
terday agreed to take recess from to-
day until this day week (the sth).
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Stfanlbpats.

For Cincinnati, Louisville ana St.
The steamer CHARLEsFoN and
re4s<ABARGEs, Capt. Murdoek. viii
- leave as above on "Wednesday,
For freight or passage, apply on board on to
BOOTH, BATCELLE &CO.,
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rHE campaign against General Grant
mas thus far been conducted by saving
that he smokes, and that his name Il
Hiram. -L5 :. = Z
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je3h

First NATL Bank Stock for Sale.
nRETWEES SEVEN 4 EIGHT THOU
d sand doIIRrs stock In the First National
Bank OF Wheeling, for sale by
THOS. OBRTEN.
|e4-lW Real Estate Agent
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70 am Whom it May Concern.

-E WAKEFIELD COAL AND SALT
1Sannany. q corporation existing under
S11I ~ viFt1s OF the laws Of the State OF
EsntIicky. by act Of its legislature, appFoV-
n ISM or February A. d. 1851, and 11so an
SssTI a. %. 1858 whereby certain powers
nrivileees and franehisss are conferred upon
said company Tor the lmpi0NeInent OF the
az 6roducffon Of the minerals and LUMBER
seSofIrcez OF the lands adtaeent thereto now
ieTe6y Rfye notice that they VIII spply 70
me EeEfslRture Of the StA5e OF West SIr-
zinia now In Sesston, fQr, the Confirmation
md adoption Of SAID Ghlrter and amend
ment- DE- charter embracing the same
TiEhts, powers. and privileges.
BY order ofthe Directors.
80 CHARLES SSCARRINGT0H.
Pr8t OF VARIED Coal and Sllt Company,
WaEELraas june g, 1855. ie2a-1Ed"
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Notices.

SUPERVISORS OF OHIO CO., 4
CLERK's OFFICE, June 90, 1858.
An ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n Board of Supervisors of Ohio county,
VIII be held at the Court House, on Thurs
day, the ID day Of July, 1855. at 10 O'Clock,
q I Us JOHN c. PORTER. Clerk.
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L.nnher IN aale

WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE
w lot of rs inch poplar lumber, selected
from le to a inches, and from 10 TO Is feet
long. Those who wish to purchase such
lumber will please call At our ONCE, miles
east OF Garrett station, B. a o. K. r.
jeSO-lEd JAMES 4. RICE & BRO.
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PrTTsBURoH proposes to have pub
lie park.
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. -OHIo
> County Circuit Court June hules, 1sts.
Hannah Mccoy, Complainant,
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Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy. Andrew
Frazier and Emuy Frazier, Elijah Brown
and Hannah 6roEn. Ruth Mccoy, James
Mcfarland and Caihartne Mcfarland.
William Mccoy, Nicholas F. Murray, and
Jessie ]. Murray, Samuel II. Murray and
Ralph W. Murray, Joseph Whitman and
Sarah Elizabeth whitman. Defendants.
In ChAnceTy.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain part1-
ton or sale OF the farm near 1T1adeIphia,
OHIO county, West Virginia, owned and la
tely occupied by com PlAinant Hannah Nc
Coy, together with Ruth Mccoy and
CaIharine Mccoy, deceased.
And it appearing from an ahidaytt hled
In Ihe cause, that The de endsnLs Josiah
Mccoy, Andrew Frazier, Emny Frazier
ElIjah Brown, Hannah Brown, Ruth Mccoy
James Mcfarland. and Catherine hcFaI-
land are not residents OF the State OF West
Virginia. Ion motion OF complainant it is
Ordered that they do appear mere within one
month afLsT .the fourth weekly publication
and due posting of this order at the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county and
do what they may deem ut TO protect their
interest in the above entitled Cause.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BRElNIG, Cl'k.
JACOB & CLARKE, Sol. FOR COmp't-
jyI.IRw4wd
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Fare Reduced.

The nne side-wheel steamers
In. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore.
Il lsS$ aBAKARD, Capt. Shepherd.
ISTAR CRY EAGLE,Capt Brennan,
Lave. wheeling for Marietta and Par
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EVERY EVENING.
Sunday Excepted. at nine O'Clock p. M
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
Boat for + 'Plttsburg every morning at
FreIghts will be received at ali hours ofthe
day on the landing. TRrpaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety of all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
packages.
Ereleht carried either up or down at RE-
Jas. a. HOLMES, Agent.
7. a. MON9, Freight Agent.
Once and Sitting Room, No. 90 Monroe st.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. county Circuit Court June Ruies, 1866.
Sarah Martin, Complainant,

William Nichols, Executor OF the last Will
and testament OF William Marin, deeeax-
ed, Joseph Feay, Eliza Creighton with
Thomas Creighton her husband, William
hazlett, Thomas HazIett, Anna Hazlstt,
and sarah Hazlett, Defendants.
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF
LAUGHLINs INFANT coRDIALun

Baby rests sweeuy; the little teeth come
through nicely: Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor Will
net say. " Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laushliris Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents
Bottle. maria
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Notice

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
i fha stock holders of tha Wheeling Gas
Company To be held on the second Monday
of July, lSIh, At the ofice Of the Secretary,
j jese.sT 20 GEo. 4. TINGLF. seey.
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wheeling, Marietta and ParkersburE
Daily Packets.
Tho side wheel steamers IRE.
LsHaS ABECCA" and .EXPRESS."
- Rebecea leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
O'Clock, q. m.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at II O'Clock, a m. :
Connecting At Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, dine at IL 4. m.
Freight receipted through to an points be
tween PRtkeH6urg and GallipolfS.
BOOTH, BAfTELLE & CO.,
declO-u Agents.
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The object OF this suit Is TO sen part of the
home tract of William Martin, 10 pay the
complainant the sum Of $500, legacy leIt
her by the last win Of the said " ilIiam Mar
lin.
And it appearingfnom an adddavit MED in
the cause, that the defendants William
Hazlett, Thomas HaZleLL, Anna HaZle1t and
sarah Hazlett, are not residents of the state
of West Virginia. on motion OF complain
ants counsel1t IS ordered thatthey do appear
here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication, and due posting OF this
order at the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county, and do what they may deem
at 70 protect their interest In the above en-
Test: MICHAEL BREINIG, CIk.
PECK GHUBBARD, Sol. for Comp't.
SOTICE-The defendants VIII take notice
that on the 3lst day of July, 1s6s, at the law
Office of Peck & Hubbard, In the city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, the complainant
Will take the DISPOSITIONS of VIM. Nichols, N.
P. Atkinson, and Others 10 be read in evil
dence and II not completed on that day,
nom day to day until completed.
PECK q HUBBARD, Sol. for Comp't.
fTl.laVAK1
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First DiStTicE-B. F. Whittemore.
Second DLslrict-C. c. Bowen.
Thlrd DiStTict-Simon Corley.
Fourth DistrIet-James a. Goss.
Representatives at Large, j. P. NJ.
Eppfng and Elias Dickson. All the
State officers and the Legislature are
Republican. Governor Robert K.
Scott was born in pennsylvania, and
entered the Union service as an officer
of Ohio troops. Herose to be General,
and since the war has been stationed at
Charleston. Lieut.-Gov. Lemuel Boo
ger, is OF Southern birth. South Caro-
lima seeded by a unanimous vote in
Convention. on the 10Th OF December,
1850. Inasmuch as the electors were
chosen by the Legislature, there was
no popular vote for President in 1850.
Last year 1856 whites and sO.714
blacks were registered; total Of 49,
$50. The vote OF the Convention was
So Ill for, to 1,I67 against. The Con-
stitution was ratified by 50. 600 majority.
Arkansas. which is entitled TO i've
electoral votes, has already been adj
mited to representation in Congress.
The Legislature and State officers ara
Republican. Powell Clayton Is Cover
nor, and Jas. NJ. johnson, Lieutenant
Governor.
Though the Democrats have claimed
Mississippi, General Mcdowell tele-
graphs to General Grant that the Con.
sttution will undoubtedly be ratified
and the Republican State ticket elected
Assuming such to be the case, Virgins
and Texas will alone remain to be ad
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It the praise of being the best Hair Dressing
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Our Treatise on the Hair tent free by mail.
Manufactured only by r. P. HALB& CO.,
Nashua, n. a. Propdetnrs.
For sale by all druggists jels.lmdsWeod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-14
THE TURF.

FASHION CoURsB.-TUEsDAY, DEC. is, CRIB AT
Foot Race, $1,000 side for the ehsmpionshiP Of Ame
J. r. Perry, Of Philadelphia. Good day and trackL
JOHN CHAMBERS, ropristor.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

sEY osLE4N SP s
% on Saturday, December 26 at NJ, from
p'i Frs y MA ,ad river o. ,.,,.,.,.
S1 S. and
H. MALLORY s co. agents. sgSy ss Maiden lane
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
"i De sa soTo ' W. s. Steamship
win leave pier IS North river on 'on' oo"niAnoer'
r,,o,,s saturday December rs i, at 8 o'clock PM
saa Roaspo Tssa svs MoSs A
and 70 Al I0n ann on ME Mississippi river
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., 70 Liberty street.
FOE no.BILE,.yERNANpIsA ROUTE.
Saturday, December 49, from pier % North river Al
1ss:yns sssrsasssa to Mobile .x
For freight R.. ESss sPgIgg e Agent
FOR SAVANNAH, GA, AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
ship. and Central Railroad Of Georgia. four week.
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and
CLEOPATRA Captain Philips Wednesday, December 49,
dESEsAL BHkNRs, Captain Norton Thursday, Dsesn-
ss,E B:s.ss,,
VIM R. GARRISON, Agent, No Bowling low Green.
E,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
4 New York and Charleston Steamship company's FIRST
cHARLEsT5N, CAPTAIN J. BERRY.
Tuesday December To- at p M sailing from pier No.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through tickets and 6s q adns issued in con-
and Southwest, and with steamers to Florida ports.
2 III Mo ps c Rss AGENTS. Broadway
The MANHATTAN win follow and sail on Saturday, De-
LNoR CHARLESTON, 8. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS
IT and the South and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LineThe Al
fast and reliable steamship sARAGossA. M =. Crowel,
All Nv. L.. NJ.
pier No. 8 North river.
Cabin passage reduced to $lb.
Through bills of adng to all points South and Southwest
Agents In Charleston Ravenel Coz forward MI goods free
- ''"'A'''''" ARTHUR LEARY, Is William street.
The steamship VIRGO win sail on the following Thursday
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships of this line will leave pier No. North river at
MARIPosX. - Kemble Saturday, Dec. 10
GEoRaE CROMWELL. Vain. Dec. q
For Of H. f g. sBs T. e co., s Yves.
TYP DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANY;1ToE NOR,
hts sAH D s E IT. a ae aSase
day, Thursday and Saturday, and for City Point and
o% pier North 1aa BssFsy
ing with the .eaboard Inland Air Line, Virginia and Ten
Rissmond and nab 5anvie and vna censra Railross TAX
ing freight and granting through bills Of adng to all points
to the hour Of sailing For freight passage having
CANT stateroom accommodation apply 70 p,,,
1877 Greenwich. corner Dey street.
IMPRESS LINE
u For Washington and Georgetown, D. c., and Alexan
The ane steamship VIRGINIA Captain Drew now load
ing at Il East river and will sail Wednesday, Deem
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IMPRESS LINE
u For Washington and Georgetown, D. G., and Alexan-
Sailing every Wednesday and Saturday.
The fine steamship VIRGINIA, Captain Drew IL load
ing pier II East river and will sail Wednesday, Decem-
Der Is, atl +. NJ.
Freight taken lower than by any other line.
For freight or passage apply to
1l9 Wall street, corner of South.
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PERSONAL.

A SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY HIS
~ AYRSHIRE Scotland tabout IS Of age who
len cresnock Tor New York October 1854 In steamshp Cab
edona and not since been heard from Address b. u
boz 1897 Post ONCE, New YORK
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IMPORTANT TO All, CONNECTED WITH THE GEN.
i uemens Furnishing and out6ttng Trade.
CAUTION.
Messrs. WEIGH, MARGETsoN CO., London England,
Of Ties scsrfs, winders Collars Shirts,
"wslch Marsetson Co "has been unwarranaby and me
rally upon goods such ties, &c. not made BY
them 70 the dstrmen not OF themselves Alone
OF their old and highly esteemed fends CUSTOMERS and
ssy for their collective protection 70 institute legal proceed
ing. 10 the Court Of Common Pleas there against messrs
mark and having obtained Injunction aganst them
hereby give notice 10 all parties that further suits
will Immediately commenced against any persons either
makers sellers Of such spurious goods unwarantaby
Illegally stamped for the recovery Of damages and
strain further infringemsnts.
Is AND ~ CuRAPsfps, LONDON, Nov. "a, 1885,
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FINANCIAL.

A TLAHTIC SAVINGS RANK, CHATHAM SQUARE,
January1.
sx cent interest, free tax, allowed on all
from 81 70 $1,000 HARRISON HALL. Presidmt
O. d. BAILEY, Treasurer,
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES,
IA new and second hand sr different sizes suitable for
private use, with catgut cushions.
KAyANAGH DECKER, cor. Centre and Canal SITS.
NEW AND SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLEs-ALL
IN exes for sale cheap NJ the mandatory OF ObAKkE
WALKER 10 and IL Fulton street, near Fulon ferry.
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sPORTIN0-DOGs, nIkDs, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medicinss for Al dhsasss Prepared Food for
knocking BIRDS at B. DOvEY6 Nos and Greene street,
corner Of Canal.
NB-Ladiss attended 70 By Nrs- Dovsy.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND Medicines
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip Buffers infai-
work, "a Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets.
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mfOhTED BONhETS- SELLING OFF AT HALF THE
near Ninth street. y In =
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14

PEACE MAN IN WAR. A sAa MAN IN PEAcK!
Horatio Seymour, Of Utica, New Yo'k.
a local politician of some bo'e. IS the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
Mr. Seymour was nominated for that
Office by convention Of rebeI'Deinscratsl
which assembled in New York, on the
4th day of July. 1868, after he bad re-
pea,edly declared that he would not ac-
cept the position, because it would be
dishonorable for him to do so, and would
bring peril upon himself and his party
The Convention which nominated Mr..
Seymour had one hundred and eighty six
southern delegates, one hundred and ten
of whom we're in the rebel service. aud
all of whom. both North and South. Ell
ther gave active aid to the rebellion, or
warmly sympathized with its authors
Its policy was shaped. it's platform dictat-
ed. and its candidates designated by reb-
els. whose bands were still red with the
blood Of murdered Union soldiers
c.. L. vallaudigbam, man banlshed
the country for treason, and who acted az
the spy of the confederate Government
after he run the blockade and reached
Canada, was the man they selected to
nominate him to the Convention. The
prescniaiion Of Mr. Seymour's name oy
such man to Convention composed Of
sncb materials was received with the
widest applause, as it was fit it should
be and he was accepted US their oaDdl
date by acclamation. Wade Hampton
and N B Forrest, and Admiral" Sem
mes. and every rebel in the Convention
claimed bis nomination as concession t'
their demands, and bossted that by h'
election they would gain all they mac
,os, bv the failure Of the rebellion Hi
record during the war, and his resistance
since to A restoration Of the soulher'
States to the Union, except upon Soc'
conditions as the rebels might approve
;.s,j fed this confidence in his adaptation
!. to their purposes
!. His effort to defeat draft to oil gu
/ denle,ed ranks after the terrible slaughte
/ which had resulted from Mcclellap'S iu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-14
BABi'S SOLlL0QCY.

am here. And If this is what they
call the world. dou't think much Of ".
1t is very Aann.lly world, and smells
of paregorio awfully lts's dreadful
light world too, and makes me blink, !
tell you. And don't know what TO do
with my hands l think I'll dig my Est
in my ewes No. / wont. ! scramble at
The corner Of my blanket and chax ii up,
AMI then III holler. Whatever happens
Ill holler, and the more paregoric they
give me, the louder I'll yell, That old
nurse puts the spoon in the corner Of my
mouth in very uneasy way. and keeps
tasting my milk herself oil the while.
She spilled stuff right in It last night
when hollered she trotted me. Neves
mind, when I'm man III pay her back
good. There's pin sticking in me now.
and il say a word about it, I'll be tot
tered or fed, and ! would rather have
q Fs.
c,tnip tea. I'll tell You who an; !
found out to-day. herd folks say !
"Hush. don't wake up Emmcline's baby"
and suppose that pretty. whissfaeed wo'
m N on the other pillow is Emmeline.
No, was mistaken, for big chap was
in here Just now and wanted to SEQ Bob's
baby, aud looked at me and said was
"a funny little toad, and locked just like
Bob" He smelt Of cigars, and ! am not
used to them. ] wonder who else ! bs.
long to. Yes, there's another one that's
! gamma" Emmcline told me, and she
| took me up aud held me against her soft
, cheek, and said. .it was ganna's baby %
, it was. | declared | 10 not know who
6 do bslopg TO bu, III boiler, and nsy &
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2oetrg.
NEVER NOR e.
BY MRS N. A HOLT.

oh they have 0ed-those shining years
So beautiful and bright
Undimmed they were by care and pain.
Or sorrows withering blight:
They sped away like moonlit wavss
Upon the ocean shore,
And their Gala light shall food my soul
In peace no, neverm0re.
| dream of them. and in my dream.,
| catch the sunny glow
That beams upor the stately hills
Ut peaceful long ago;
But the calm sun that rwertly shone
Upon the fields OF yore,
Shall gill the rugged, rocky path
Or li!e-no, nevermore
This music chimes were low and sweet
That charmed my listening ear.
And have missed the holy strain
For many gliding year
only hear 8 solemn tread
Upon Time 5 misty shore
And the sweet songs OF other days
Shall come-no, Leyermorc.
And there were eyes, whose lovelit rays
We're far more iaIr and bright.
Than the soft glow that gems each star
Upon the face OF night;
They laded with youth holy dreams
! hat she'd their radiance Ger -..-----
those flow cry years, that quickly sped
TO come--no, neycrlnore.
know. beyouna the vale OF time,
Within the spirit land,
That We shall meet in pc CO again,
Amid the white-robed band
And no dark cloud shall ever cast
Its gloomy shadow Ger.
And fear and grief shall rend the heart
With pain no. neyernore.