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'sChIIdren,s Lives saved for 90 cents.,,

'sChiIdren's Lives Saved for 90 cenIa.''
Thousands of Children die annually OF
Group. Now, Mothers, II you would spend
50 cents, and always have bottle OF DR..
Tobias Venetian Imminent in the house,
you never need fear losing your little one
when attacked with this complaint. 1t is
now u years since have put up my LinI-
mont, and never heard OF a child dying of
Group when my Liniment was used; but
hundreds of cures have been reported 10 me,
and many stateif it were SO per bottle they
would not be without 1t. Besides which, 1t
is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Headache,
Toothache, Sore Throat, swenings, Mumps,
Cole, Diarrhea, DysenteTy, spssms, Old
Sores, and Pains In Ihe Limbs, Back, and
Chest. No one once tries It who Is ever
without It. Is warranted perfectly safe to
take internally. Full directions with every
bottle. Sold by the Druggists and Store
keepers in tho United States. Depo 10 Park
Ftaee, NY. novls .1md&w
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
In the meeting of stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, (late
Virginia CENTRALLY at Richmond, an
exciting contest for the presidency rev
suited on Saturday last In the election
of General Williams q. Wickham, of
Hanover, over Colonel L. FontEine,
who has long held the position. The
Richmond Dispatch says:
The friends of General wIckham, In
pressing the change by which the Chesa-
Peake and Ohio RAILROAD has been plac.
ed under his chief direction, aYerred
with great pOsitivenes that under his
road would BIO promptly obtained, and
that the work would be finished in n
short time-H5, indeed, IL NAV with the
money at command.
General Wickham, after being elect
ed, offered the following resolutions.
which were adopted:
"ReS0iVed, That the mortgage execu.
ted by the president and treasurer Of
the company on the first day OF Octo
Der 1865, under instructions from the
board of directors, for the purpose of
securing loan of $4,000. 600 Tor two
million pounds British sterling be and
the same is hereby approved and rati-
"ResoEved. That the contract entered
into ON the 3lsl day OF August, 1868, be-
tween the Virginia Central Railroad
Company and the Commissioners ofI
Virginia aud West Virginia, for the
construction of the railroad from Cow
tngton TO the Ohio river, be and The
same is hereby ratified,n
me following gentlemen were elected
directors of the COMPANY.
II. G. CRbell, franklin Stearns. uo.
race l.. Kent, John s. Milford Dr
Alexander Sharp n Charles It. Wort
ham. of Richmond; John Wood, Jr,, of
Albemarle: John Echols, OF Augusta;
James g: Paxton, of Rockbridge; DR..
Alexander r. Humphries, OF Monroe,
w. Va; John Slack, Jr., OF KanaWhn,
W. Va; ii. @. Parsons, of Putnam, w.
Va; John s. Witcher, OF Lincoln, w.
Va.
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AVIeIous whale.

The Gillian whaling bark Concep-
ton. Captain Richard Gould, when on
Chatham Island, fell in with large
school of sperm whales. Three boats
were Immediately lowered in pursuit.
that OF the third mate PEDRO Robes,
Gillian, being the first to strike large
sperm whale, which was no sooner
done than the whale turned upon the
boat, and taking 1t in his mouth crush
ed it to pices, killing one man, a native
of Talcahuana, and breaking the leg OF
another. The boat commanded oy the
second mate then fastened on to the
same whale, but on his turning npon
the boat the men Jumped overheard and
saved themselves, as a few seconds at-
terward the boat was crushed to pieces
by his ponderous jaws. The fourth
mate then came up In his boat and hRr-
pooned, but exactly with the same re-
suit as the preceding boat. The Cap
tain sent the first mate to pick up the
boats crews, and this having been eff
try his luck on the cause OF SO
much mischief, but he was dis
suaded from carrying ont his de-
sires by the crew, who justly feared the
consequences of so rash an attempt,
there being at the time twenty-four
men in the boat. The boat with the
crews reached the vessel at nine P. H
all night, and in the morning the whale
was.made out, still having the lines at
tached. The captain then had his
boat lowered and proceeded in the di-
rection of the whale, who no sooner de-
scried his pursuers than he turned and
made for the boat with open jaws, and
apparently resolved TO make short
work of his enemies, as on the prece-
ding day. The captain, however, skill
fully fired a bomb lance down his
throat, and by a dextrous maneuver
avoided his attack, and before the whale
had time to turn again, fired the second
bomb lance which, entering at the
back of the I'm, efectually placed him
hors du combat. II was anticipated from
the size of the whale that one hundred
and fifty barrels of sperm oil would
have been got, bat only the half was
obtained. All the lines were recovered,
and from the pieces of boats floating
about and picked up, another boat was
made.-Neto London Press.
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DIED.

THOMAS-on Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
LIST, 1868. MARY THOMAS, wife OF Thomas
Thomas, aged II years and months.
Fuueral from her Inte residence foet Of
Chspline street, Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. 90
JOY--on Tue day afternoon. Dec LIT, 1883,
at O'Clock, EDDIE b., youngest son OF Lott
IL. and Charlotte joy, fged years abd-l
month.
The funeral will thke place from the resi-
dcnce of his parents OF Eoft street Thursday
afternoon at 9 o'clock. The friends OF this
family are respectfully invited to attend.
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How TO JUDGE PouLTRx.-As Christ
mas is approaching, the following
hints in regard to the selection of poul-
try may be regarded as REASONABLE"
A young turkey has a smooth leg and
soft bill, and the eyes bright and the
feet moist. Old turkeys have scaly,
stiff feet Young fowls have tender
skin, smooth legs, and the breast bone
yields readily TO the pressure of the
finger. The best arc those that have
yellow legs. The feet and legs OF the
old fowl look as If they had seen hard
service in the world. Young ducks feel
tender under the wing, and the web is
transparent. The best are thick and
hard on the breast. Young geese have
yellow bills, and the feet are yellow
and supple; the skin may be easily bro
ken by the head of pin; the breast is
plump and the lat white. An old goose
is unit for the human stomach.
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Too TRuE.-The Native YTrginian ut
ters truth that those concerned should
take home to themselves when it saws:
POilard's subscribers are in no small
measure responsible for PolIardi =
death. In community whose taste is
nos oIsprSNeu, a sensation paper would
not live week: nay. it's publicGIion
would never he attempted. Whatever
may De the consequence, In this life, 10
the sensaton-mRSer, in the Court OF
t1nat Awards justice will be melted ont
20 those who encouraged and sustained
him in his reprehensible calling. :
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"Tloll swiftly round We wheels oftIme
And bring the happy day."
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY, p. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster \


why VIC should be Thankful.
The Chicago Post OF Wednesday last
says:
Let our readers DO thankful to.mor.
row:
That they live;
That they live in the United States:
That they live in an age or light;
Ihat they have clothes TO wear;
That they have food TO eat;
That they have houses to live in;
That they have no worse sons;
That they have no sillier daughters:
That they have not more extraVagant
wives;
That they have had no moro sickness
In their families;
That while there IS life there is hopa.
That Heaven is not far off;
That Good Is good;
That Grant has been elected;
establishes:
That tho Pacific Railroad ia nearly
That Spain is to DO bettor governed:
defeated; Ns'"
That Napoleon's crown is thorny;
That the Pope is less powerful;
mat Chin" is throwing open her
That tho world is intensely alive;
OF otiee; "''U" 10 gong out
That they do not live in New York
Il That = &c George Francis Train has not
That Kentucky can't be any meaper.
That Brick Pomeroy can't be any di, !.
That DOolittle's Senatorial elspper is
That the Chicago Times hasn't broken
into the Republican party; and
That they get their EVeniHg Post reg
For all these things, and many more,
Iet nom De devoutly thankful to-mor-
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The FORTY-FIRsr CoNaREss.-Al-
though the approaching session of the
Fortieth Congress will last but three
months, there will, it is stated, be nc
crowding OF legislation. The Forty.
first Congress assemblies on The 4,h OF
March next. as will be seen from the
following which is The first section OF
an act passed at the second session OF
the Thirty-ninth Congress, and approx.
ed January 22d, 1867. 1t is entitled "Au
act providing for the meeting of Con
gress." and reads as follows:
''Be IL enacted. De, That In addition
to the present regular time of the meet.
ing Of Congress there shall be a meeting
of tie Fortieth Congress OF the United
States, and of each successive Congress
thereafter, at IL o'clock N. on the 4th
day OF March, the day on which the
term begins for which the Congress Is
elected, except that when the 18th OF
March occurs en- Sunday the meeting
shall take place ut the same hour on the
next succeeding day"
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Special Arhffs.
THE MISSION OF
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

is one of mercy to suffering humanity. 1t
cannot be too highly estimated, nor TOO
widely supported. 1t battles against disease
in all its varied forms, and rescues the VIC
Tins of death by Thousands every year The
cures It has enecled In tens OF thousands OF
American homes, in hospitals. asylums, dis
pensatories and infirmarles, on sea and land,
and wherever 1t is introduced. are admitted
to embrace many ofthe most remarkable on
record. But, while It is standard remedy
for long train OF diseases, 1t is also the
acme of perfection as a PROTECTIVE medI-
cine. It cures permanently and is vItalIz-
ing and sttength-renewing agent, while on
the other hand 1t is a safe means OF Tegulat-
ing, reinforcing and protecting the human
physique from deleterioua influences, Affect
ing health and life. tits the best tonic, cor
rective and Alternative in use.
Sold ever where.
DIR. s. b. HARTMAN d co,
Sole Prop.ietors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. %, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SpEEIal antttea
THE
National Trust &c.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
NO. $3.50 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS X, MANGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances
subject to Check AT Sight. SPECIAL DEPOs-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over SOC
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF Large wealth and financial experience
who arc al.o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
tho amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or smallnmcunts, and permits them
TO be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout tho country can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with special adj
vantaGes ofsecurity, CONVENE ace and pIont.
iAlS-6m16yV
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TnE KING OF BAVARIA kindly per-
mltted Doct. ]. C. Aver to have copy
taken of Rauch's celebrated colossal
statue OF Victory, which belonEsto the
Bavarian crown, and stands at the en-
trance OF the Royal Palace at Munich.
The Doctor had IT cast in bronze, and
has presented 1T to the City OF Lowell,
where 1t stands in the Park and sym
bollzes The trlumphs of both freedom
aud medicine. Her manufactures are
the pride of Lowell, and foremost
among them AYERS MEDICINES make
her name gratefully remembered by the
unnumbered multitude who's arc cured
by them Of afiicting and often danger
ous diseases.-BoSton journal.
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CRIsFADoRo's HAIR DYr.

CRISCAD0RO'S HAIR DYE.
To Art we owe thousand grnces;
Improving Nature no disgrace is
SO, as gray hair don't please the eye.
Use CRdsTADoRo's MAToHLEss DYE.
CrIstadorO's Hair PreserVative
Striking, astounding, are the Effects pro-
dused by CrIstadoro's Hair Preventative ami
Beautiner. ne the hair ever SO wiry. coarse
and unmanageable by brush and comb, in
one week this article will render 1: flexible
lustrous, and Inclined TO curl.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6S Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. 9 Aston House.
novlS-Imd&W
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SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING NEW.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS

These Collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and VIII wear
three times as long.
The trade supplied in Wheeling by AUaUs-
TUs FOLIAGE. Manufactured by g. VIII.
WARD, New York. novl4.lm
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Nnfica.

Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Trade on coal of this city, &c was Hte-
solved that the dealers would make but two
grades OF coal hereafter, viz: clean and nut
coal, the former TO sell at So so per ton or loo
per buRhel OF so pounds; the latter at 81 %
per ton or &c per bushel, as per ordinance OF
The price on platform viii he 10 and SC
nc. cAPEHARr, President:
P. L. KHBEnLY. Sec,y. novS0.3t
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c. n. Brown, Esq, member of the
Harrisville, (Ritchie county, bar died
In that place on Thursday morning
last, Mr.. Brown was born in Preston
county, and at the time of his death
was about 80 years old. He leaves a
wife and two children. His remains
were taken to the old homestead, near
Kingwood, for interment.
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Carr. EDwARDB. MCFARLAND died
IN Savannah, Georgia, on Sunday, OF
lockjaw- A lew DAYS before. me Can.
tam was playing ten.pins, and in nick
ing up q ball nom the fioor, ran a splin.
oS under the nail of the middle finger
extSSass right hand. The splinter was
SaS. s., and 1oekjaw set in the next
MsIna ~ VISA native OF West Trenton.
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WE are glad 10 announce to the
friends OF Gen. Peirpoint tina his health
Is much improved within the last week.
He contemplates a trip to some warmer
climate, and we hope to see him return
in the spring entirely restored in health.
-Ritchie Press.
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WELL SAlD.-The Native VIrgfniaB
says friend in Richmond closes n re
cent letter thus.
BY the way, what Is to become OF
The ladies and gentlemen of Virginia,
porn TO Htluepce, with refined tastes.
put now berett of means2 wish you
would treat the subject, as you can SO
well, In yeur paper.n
There is but one way to treat the sub.
ject. We know n young gentleman. in
whose veins the beat blood OF Vlrginia
and South Carolina is mingled. re
was good soldier, for he loves war and
hates farming. On the hottest daya in
summer We have seen him, hoe in hand,
sleeves rolled up, arms bare to the 81
ooWi working Ike q steam engine from
dawn until dark. This man, by pluck.
Sy industry aud by prudence. will win
pack what his fathers won before him
ny means OF the same qualities. MOI
t3e pride OF race, hut the strength OF
Slood, Will make him a master AGAIN
such a man lVili not be kept down. AZ
,Ss nose NirgtniR ladies and gentle.
men men who will not stoop 10 conauer,
srsI, iaet alone throws a doubt ON ma
a paL't ~ OF their blood thew will live
a lily NE ~ aniaeEably, aud their children
me descendHn1sst ~ and ostlers to
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SUPERINTENDENT .Nntina.

TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CEN.
Il trRl Building Association arc hereby
nOtined 10 attend the yearly meeting To be
Thursday evening, December Sd, 1868, at
O'Clock y. No., for the purpo68 Of electinE O
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treas
urer and seven Directors TO serve for the en-.
SUING year. The attent on of members Is
directed TO article 20 OF the Constitution on
THoS. o'BRrEN, President.
JAS. Y. WIhKINsoN. SecretarY. 1lnN2R. I'd
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Notice.

HlHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Wheel
u Ing, PaTkersourg and Cincinnati Trans
portation Company are hereby notified to
meet at the Office Of Booth, BattelIe & Co. in
the Boat store, Wheeling. w. Va, on Tues.
day December 221, 1888, az o'clock P. NJ,
tiecl-2aw2w
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MUSTERED ouE-The foN,o..,
ditioual paymasters have Spst Saan s a-
dsfed to be honorably musIeFsd ont
otthe service Of the United States M
services being no longer required:
BTeyes Liedt. Coils. Jesse Bowen, N
IA. McPhail, Frank Bridgman. owen
turney, J. w. Drew, David Tayior
RohA. Tucker, Geo. w. Over. 4. ID
Tsnason, Wellington vroonan. Geo
kussoeAl, and Edwin l.. Moore
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STERLING SILVER WARE
AND

FINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHAAiMANUFA Co,
OF PROVIDENCE, r. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware In the
world. with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, ale
enabled 10 offer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
~ adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their welI-known and un-
rIyalled Nickel Silver EIectro-P Plated Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
ter1s OF rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed to be OF sterling purity by u. g.
Mint assay. The Electro-Plate is guaran-
teedto be superior to the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
buttheso goods may be obtained from re.
sponsible dealers every where.
''s sii7 5.'1 GstJ@ e, q E 8 /:
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
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Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
1sSlsting under the firm name of Cranmer
q flowers: in the counties OF Marshall and
MSetzel, West Virginia, has this day been
dlsolVed by mutual consent
G. L. CRANhiER.
decl.3t 3. T. BOWERS,
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Commissioner's Sale.
-lAlE' Is. I'm chaneery.

laF-- Nj
Estella May Waters, etals. -
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed in the above entitled cause on the
day OF october, 1883, shall, on WEDNESDAY,
the 25th day OF NOWHERE 1858, at 10 O'Clock
a, m. proceed to sell at the front door Of the
Court HouEe OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate, or asuf1ciency thereof
10 pay the debt mentioned in the bill and
proceedings In this case.
First. Lot number Ihirty.hve $50 In
ZaneS' Island addition TO the city of Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore. as Trustee,
&C.
Secondly. Lot number thIrty-sfx $3.50 in
Zanes Island addition to the GUY OF Wheel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms of sale: one-third ca of the put
chase money cash, the residue thereon at six
10y and twelve (l0 months with interest
1rom the day OF EaIe, (the purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount In cash
at the time OF purchase as he may wish TO dol
giving notes with good personal security TO
secure the payment or the deferred install
ments, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM II, CALDWELL,
III. CRANMER. Attorney. ocss-soi
The above sale is postponed until TUES
DAY, December LIST, 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
November 20, 1865. nov26-td
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THIs incoming at 10 O'CLOCK, Ii!

THIS morning at 10 o'clock, the
Presidential Electors Of this State
will meet in the Governors room
In the Capitol, and cast their
vote for President and Vice Presi,
dent. Their ballot will be transmitted
by special messenger, selected from
their own number, to the President OF
the United States Senate who, ON behalf
of the nation, counts the votes Of the
States.
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EsSAYa BON YnIMG lIEa

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG lLRa.
On the Enron and Abuses incident IN
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu,
name view Of treatment and cure, sent By
mai. nee OF charge. Address HOWARD
AsSoo IAT1oGi Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
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BRICK AND STONE FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
l. the whole or any part OF the brick and
stone on the premises lately known as the
"Atheneum Malt House. Will be received
by the undersigned, any time this week, mp
to Saturday night, Dec. 9th, at their once
adjoining the Custom House.
nov3O ct BUTTEREIELD a co.
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For Rent.
Sat 5sIE.
For Sale.

SPRING WAGON FOR ONE Or
"A two horses; one sett heavy single har-
ness, almost new.
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uoRHAX MANUFACTURING co.,
saIesroom No. Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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WIHen for he Ibledo Bla1e.
mr.. Nasty Suggests q Haven OfRest
FOR the Distressed Souls VINO are I'm
Danger OF Losing their Places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16

METROPOLITAN BOARD or IxcHE
Tho SPEAKER presented . communication from tho
attorney Of the Metropolitan Board Of EXCISE IN respect
70 suits commenced and pending for violation Of the
Excise law.
Mr. d. BURNS called up resolution heretofore offered
calling upon the attorney OF the Metropolitan Excise
board for the amount Of fees received BY him for the
Year 1860 Adopted.
BILLS REPORTED yAvoRABLY.
TO amend the Revised Statutes relative marriages OF
nst cousins TO incorporate the city Of Rome to esab-
sh tho Eighth ward OF the city OF Utica 70 amend tho
Croton Aqueduct Department act 70 amend the act rc
tive to taxes and assessments In New YORK. !
EXTRA AruNGs OF rHg COMMITTEE ON CI1IBs
The Committee Cities we're authorised 10 SIT during
the for the purpose Of making investigation in,o
tho following Boards:-The New York Paid Fire De-
partmenl the Crot0n Aqueduct Department. the wafer
Board Of Brooklyn, and the Brooklyn Prospect Park
Commission.
Adjourned 10 February 26, At seven p n.