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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, December 9.
FLOUR-Upper grades dull and un-
changed; lower grades in fair demand;
spring extras, ) 81 !a6 IS.
WHEAT-Inactive; speculative and
milling demand steady; sales of No. l
at l 23al q; No, 2, l5al II; closing
firmer at l II for No. ,; sales of No. =
since Change at Il.
CORN-Old steady and quiet at SOC
for No. and 75c for No. ,; new active
and 2a24c higher; sales at 53a55ic; clos
ing steady at 55c; kiln dried more &C
tive at 60a63c for No.2. Nothing doing
this afternoon.
OATS-Quiet aud steady at 49a49ic
for No. 2 and 46ic for rejected.
RYE-Frm and quiet; sales of No. l
at ID and No. at II in store.
BARLEY-Quiet and shade tirmer;
sales of No. at 62ial 63l, and reject
ed at / 42al AZ; closing at 62 for No.2
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, December ..
MONEY-Firm; call loans at 6a7,
with bulk of business at Z. The Treas
ury is calling in deposits from depos-
itories.
STERLING-Firm, with increased
demand, at 1094al09..
GOLD-Higher and more active;
opened at 1876 and closed at l355sl36.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
weak and subsequently improved about
/ per cent, but closed weak. Coupons
of 81, ll45all5; do '62, 1llalllt; do
ga, 1O7ialO7s; do '65, lO9alOSb; do new,
llOgallOt; do '67, 1lOaall0l; do '6S, llOs
a110E; l0.40s, 105ialO5S.
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MAYORS OFFICE. }
PITrbBl.RGH, Pa, November Is, 1868. }

MAYORS OFFICE. }
PIrTSBuRGH, PA, November -, 1868.
Personally appeared before me- Horace s.
Snowden, Public notary in and for Allegheny
county Pa, Peter Gelchsheimer, President,
and Nicholas Schneider, Vice President, Z;
Weiser, Treasurer, Jacob Deitz, Secretary. and
Joseph Lang, a Committee of TIE German Or,
phan Asylum, each of whom being duly sworn
according to law, deposed and said that Joseph
inc Reichhard, aged fifteen. an inmate OF the
German Orphans Asylum, Troy Hill, had been
deaf and dumb from her infancy. She has lately
been operated upon by DR.. Lighthill, BOG Penn
street. for the cure of her deafness, which re-
suited in marked success. She can now hear
and distinguish tho human voice sufficiently Ia
initiate it, and consequently she speaks already
a few words, and is daily improving, both in
hearing and speech. She ia still under the Doc
tors care, who hopes to accomplish complete
cure in time.
PETER GELCHsHEDiER, President.
NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER V. President.
G.. WEIsEE, Treasurer.
JACoB DIETZ, Secretary.
JOSEPH LANG, Committee.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this 18th
day of October lsss.
isl HORACE :. SNOWBEN.
Notary Public.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December 9.
Flour firmer but quiet. Wheat la2c
better; white Michigan SO; amber SPA
50; No. 2 spring l 30. Corn, old
steady: new 1c better; old No. SIC, new
re; new rejected 66c; new condemned
5Oa60c. Oats 1c better: No. Goo, and
Michigan 59c. Rye steady; No. %.
Glover Seed Duoyant; sales at Z 50a7 90.
Dressed Hogs lc better at 9Ra9fc.
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To this class Of persons tho BIrTERN or 'h'
TONIC, Ia especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use Of either Of ihs's
remedies. They will cure every case Of MA
RASMUS. without fall.
Thousands Of certificates have aoeumulsisd
In the hands Of tho proprietor, but space VT
allow Of the publication Of but few. Ibo's
10 will BIO observed, are men Of note, and Of 'n's
standing that they must be believed
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GRAPE ROOTS.

CONCORD. ONE YEAR, STRONG ROOTS
" per 1000. 5000.
Concord, two years, strong roots. per 1000
$500.
Creveling, one year, strong roots per 100
$1,000 -.
Clinton. one year strong roots, per 100 sJ.O0'
Catawba. two years, strong roots, per IVv''
5000.
ives Seeding. one year, per 100 $40 o.
MARTIN YARLE,
81 Main street
novIa-2w Centre wheeling. W. va
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A
Hon. james Thonp'oa,

Hon. james Thonp'oa,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of PsHn'1l''a'
Philadelphia, April y ~
II consider 'HoOhAnds German HIs"
raladDk madeleine 10 case Of affairs o. Ila'E
ton or Dyspepsia. ean certify tn'"'" ~
experience Of II.
Yours, with respect, ,,o,,,s,>
From Rer. Joseph n. KfHHdrd' u. De-
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Chnr'n' '"
delphia. -, ,,,,,.nt
DT, J1ekson-Dear have b"en y. if'i u' ''a'
ly requested 10 connect my name 49, 49,. a.,
nendations Of different kind'oi ~,
regarding the practice - oat o. ny aPp,V ~
sphere, ibaye in all ease. declined ont ~
clear proof in various instances, ana Ps.s s.,s,
Iy in nv own family, Of the nse OF ~. -,
Gernan Rittsfs. depart Tor once iIom :, =,
course. 70 express my fill oony'I'oh III, r.
general dsbiiity Of he 'y't,i" ara -,
Lipsr Complaint, Il ia sdle ana faI'si.a
ration. In acme ca-es u may ial. "u t =. 49,,
T donbt not IL will b. vsrV bsn"hrisi 7" wv
who auifer from the above eaIl.eA
! Il. KESSAkD.
Eighth. below Coates ~
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TIES TIM MAILS

Hon. Geo. ". UOOdudrd,
Chief Justice Of the supreme Coart VI "a
writes:
Philadelphia, March 10 ~.
II find Hollands G,rmRn Blttsn nal sA
tonic, useful In diseases Of the digestive o'Eih'
and Of great benefit in eases Of debility ."
want Of nervous action In the system.
Yuru. truly GEO W. WOODEIsb
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New York Dry Goods Market,
New YORK, December 9.
There is little animation in this
branch If business. yet prices are well
sustained, except for imported spool
cotton, which is reduced from 10 to
l 90 per dozen for best soft finish thread.
Ricbmond's prints have been introduc-
ed into the house of II. b. Clatlin IL Co.
for the first time in many years. Prices
of calicOes are steady.
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From the Rec. J. &. Corn>iLLe Rector 81 AL Sa'''tS
Church, Nelr York.
20 GovEESEuR STREET, NEW YORK
DE-. LIGHTHILL:
DEAR SIR 1t is with great pleasure tender
you this acknowledgment of my appreciation OF
the benefit have derived from your treatment
present it that others, who may De suffering
from like causes myself, through the pu3h-
cation of my experience, may learn that under
your care relief can be obtained
have been afflicted with catarrh for many
years, which at one time threatened the loss OF
my voice and undermined my general health to
such an extent as to necessitate q suspension Of
my pastoral duties. Two months Of your medi.
cal treatment, however, afforded me ssch in
valuable relief, that was enabled to resume
my duties, and to perform them now without
the slightest Inconvenience.
Having the highest appreciation Of your med
ical skill, and with many thanks for uniform
Kindness and courtesy, ~.
/ am, dear sir, yours, very gratefully.
s. j. CORNE1LLE,
Rector Of All Saints Church.
nov9s- Tu, Tn, Satweow
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NOTICE.

II il a vol established fact that ially oIs
half Of tho female portion Of our population Ar'
seldom In the enjoyment Of good health Or "
use their own expression, never feel veil
They arc languid. devoid Of all energy ertr"m,
Is nervous, and have no appetite.
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q The stomach, from variety of eaus,, a.,
A Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Nervous peh'',.
etc, IL very apt 10 have its functions dsr.rS'Ss
The Liver. sympathizins Is closely a n A..
with the stomach, then becomes if,stsl -
result of which ia that the patient suffer- ~
several or more OF the following diseases,
Constipation, flatnlenoe, Inward PLEA Yati
ness of Blood 20 the Head, Acidity OF The s,n,.
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Rood Fse
ness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eruetstion,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit OF the S,ou.rl
swimming Of the Head, Hurried or niacnl,
Breathing, Fiuttering at the Heart Chokip. a,
Surfocating Sensations when in a ~ ing Pos,sr,
Dimnesz OF Vision, Dots or Webs 6rf,rr M,
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Pc,
spIIation, Ysllswness OF the Skin and ~.
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest LiNbs etc. S.5
den Flushes Of Heat, Burning IN the ilr,
Constant Imagininss Of Evil, and Grrat DspD.
sion Of Spirits.
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J. & G. BAY,
N. RICHARDSON.

A TTCRNEY AT LAW. OFFICE,
"A No. 90 Monroe Street, above Fourth, Wheel.
ing, w. Va.
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Extra Family Flour

100 Barrels Clipper Mills,
100 Star of the West,
loo Chrystal Mills,
100 Wrfght's Star Mills, ali choice
Just received ard for sale by
dec6 u REILLY.
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DEBILITY,


DEBILITY,
Resulting from any Cause whAtsvsr
PROSfRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ship, Exposure, Fever, &c.
There Is no medicine eItsnt equal 10 thee.
remedies in such cases. A tone and ygoI
impaired 10 the whole system the apostle
streng thened. food Ia onjoyed, the stomach d.
rests properly, the blood Ia purified. the con
pleIlon becomes sound and healthy, the yellSs
tinge il eradicated FROM the eycs, bloom IL
given 20 the cheeks, and the weak and nerou,
invalid becomes q strong aud healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.
And feeling the hand oil time weighing heavily
upon them, with all It's attendant ills viii md
in the use OF this BfTTERS On the TONIC. -
elixir that will instil new life into their vein,
restore in a measure the energy and ardor o.
moro youthful days, build up their shruhkst
forms, and give health aud happiness 10 their
II.
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II. F. DEBRING & BRO,
FRESCO AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS.

=. Market Street, Frederick City, Nd.
CHURCHES, PARL0RS, HALLS, ETC.
" Frsscoed and Ornamented in the most Mod
ern and Ancient Styles.
REFSRENcEs-Rey. Mr. Hooper. Rev. Mr.
Honnctt and Geo. N. Hasans, Of Morgantown.
West Va. ssnt76m
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War makes thieves, and peace hangs
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LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs r. MILLER,

Proprietor Of the Burnett HouSe Cincinnati.
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th, 1868.
To NY FRIENDS AND The PUBLIC:
1t affords me great satisfaction to be able to
testify TO the success of DR.. Lighthill in the
treatment of Deafness and express my sense Of
obligation 10 him. Ny hearing has been i'm
paired for a number of years at times TO such
An extent as TO embarrass me seriously. DR.
Lighthill, under whose care placed myself, has
removed the difficulty completely, and restored
me to perfect hearing.
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These remedies will effeetually cur I've,
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Nervous Debility Chr-nio DiauhWa, Di.sa.
Of the Kidneys. and all Diseases arising FROM
Disordered Liver, stomach or Intestine
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EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyEs WEST, VIA c. o.D.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daily at %. 1850 4. NJ. daily at. 34orN
ARRIVES At Bellair....-.. $40
Grafton. Az r. N. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland IO:l2 Cambridge. 73j g
Harper'sFry ESQ 4. 81. Zanesville-.. 9:o3
Baltimore 6:5j - Newark ...-.lGiJ
Wash't'nCity $40 Columbus 1910 A 81.
Except Sunday. Except Sunday
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA G. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 5:2sr. N. daily at. 9:25A. N
ARRIVES AT Bellair.. -..lO:AO
Grafton. lO:O0P. " ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. $40 \. N. Cambridge. l:l3 P. n.
Harpor's Fry $50 - Zanesvillh. 2:Jo
Winchester. w Newark zee. il5
Baltimore. Lilo Columbus DID
Wash City 1925 P. ".
MAIL TRAIN
EAsT-LEAyEs WEST, VA g. Q. d.
Wheeling Leaves heehhg
daily az -. 9s5r.K. daily at. 24OA; ~.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..---.- 500
Grafton $50 A. M. ARRIVES Al
Parkershurg lilo Camefldge--- ~ a. NJ
Cumberland. $40 " Lanesvlle SiO
Harper's F'ryl2:4OP. n. Newark 80. iSso
WiScbsster' 49,. Sundays and Mon.
Wash nCity 6:lO DAYS etceP'eu'
Baltimore. AS F."
Sundays excepted. .,--
Trains on the Main Line make connexions
st Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York aud Boston. At Relay House, VIA VASE
ington City, for all points South
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at the Office. 1865,
Master Of Transportation, Baldmors.
r 7. DEVRIES,
povJ0 General A gent, Wheeling.
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D' JAMES PAuLL
LAMB & PAUT,T,

A 3 s All LAW. WHEEL
IA Ing, WEST VA, will practice in the
courts of Ohio County and adjoining Countess
Office on East side of Fourth Street near the
Court House. octl0
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, November 2sth Iebd.
DAaSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following Gchedule on and after the
30th day OF November, ls6s-Wheelng time:
TvDppCC 'I'p sTC
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From the Rec J. g. Corn>ilIe Rector Of Al Saint
Church Nelr York
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Culinary.

DIED. on Thursday evening, January Both. 1856.
THOMAS IIoLT- of Bradford township. aged 81
years. II mon-hs and 2i days. The deceased wss
born in Bald Eagle Valley. Centre county lie
removed to CIearfeld county in the year 1920
settled in Bradford township. when it was almost
an nnhroken wilderness. and hence he endured
his full share of the hardships allotted 10 the
ly settlers of this county He Justice of th e
Peace of said township fac many years-having
been appointed to the fiji 'e by Gov Wolfe.
lie lived To realize that IL by of strength
the days of our years are four yet is their
strength only labor and sorrow. But he had The
Christian religion 10 sustain him when the infr-
mites of old age were upon him-having esrOus-
ed the of his Lord and Master in early life
and became a member of the Methodist church
some sixty years since And when nearing the
stream of death his mind continued clear his
faith strong and anidipg terrifying las he did
that all WAS we'll. all peace. and that he bad
a clear title to that inheritance that is incorrupt-
ible, undefled and that fadefh not away. When
remem ber the words of father much OF
our sorrow is turned into joy-having often assur
ell us that ne was going TO that rest that remain
eth for the children of tod. where the wick ed
cease from troubling and the weary hall be for
ever at
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THs RAFrsmAn's JOURNAL.
That Pardon.

aThe reason of this difference was that Erhurd
was a Democrat, Paulhamus hepuolcan Tea
ry pardoned Paulhamus without line from the
Court or jury. and in the teeth of right and JUS
tjce because in counsel Swoope. asserted tn at @
was the victim of Copperhead persecution. g
pa6licaR.
To exhibit the utter falsity of the above,
it is only necessary to state, that among the
papers filed in the State Department on
which the pardon of Paulhamus was grant
ed, is petition signed by ten of the most
prominent and respectable Democratic citi-
gems of this borough; that the District At
torney positively refused to put himself on
record against the pardon; and that the
Hon. T. J. Mccullough, the Democratic
Representative, went in person to the Gov
ernor aud stated that it ought to be granted.
Moreover. associated with Mr.. Swoope as
counsel, was j. II. Orvis, Esq, of Belle
fonte the leader OF the Democratic party in
Centre county, and prominent candidate
for the nomination of President Judge of
this district. who also went to the Governor
and solicited the pardon The records fur
ther show, that more than two hundred Of
our citizens--both Democrats and RepubH-
cans-united in the application, and ex
pressed their belief that the evidence was
not sufficient to warrant the conviction.
Before lending himself further to the graf
ification of his IDOLS apparent personal ma
levalanee, we advise the editor Of the Re
publican to take the trouble to assure him
self of the facts, as neither the distinguish
ed Senator's word or his information is al
ways infallible 1t is at least possible to OBJ
tain reliable intelligence in other quarters,
and an application to the Representative as
we'll as to the Senator from this district,
might, in other instances besides the pres
ent, be advisable.
We have no disposition to discuss the
question of how far politics entered into this
case, being fully satisfied with the action of
the Democrats to whom we have alluded !;
who are all gentlemen of too much intelli
gence and integrity to be blinded by polti-
cal prejudice to that which is just and right
In the facts which we have stated, the friends
of Gov. Geary viii find full and perfect
justification of his action in the premises.
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REPUBLICAN
County Convention.

A Republican County Convention
will be held in the Court House, in the
Borough Of Clear6eld, on THURS
DAY, the Goth day of February, 1868,
for the purpose Of selecting Senatorial
and Representative Conferees to select
delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention, to be held at Philadelphia, on
the 18th day of March, 1868. We
trust our friends will attend to this
matter, as it is of great Importance to
select good men, both as conferees and
delegates. Il. B. SwooPE,
Feb. II. Chairman.
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- llERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of writ
~ of Tenflitioni E:rponns issued out of
the Court of Common of Cearfe Id county ard
to me directed, there win be exposed TO sale at
the Court house in the borough Of ClesI6cld.
onSATURDAY .the22d day of FEBRUARY .lS6s, ,st
2 O'Clock p. n, the following described Real Is,
tate to wit
A certain tract of land situate in Decatur twp,
Ciearfeid county. Pa in the Dor orgh of OsceOia,
bounded on the east by Pruner street south by
Curtin street, west by lot No. in said town, and
north by an alley and known lot No in aid
Borough Seized, taken in execution. and to bo
sold as the property eff H. Ii kephart
Feb lSiS-4t c. HOWE Sheriff
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State Lunatic HOSPITAL,

The annual report of the trustees of the
State Lunatic Hospital of Pennsylvania,
just issued, shows that there were in the
asylum on the lst Of January, 1867, 327 pa
tients viz 1Sl males and l46 females !;
discharged during the. year, l57, viz: 95
males and 90 females. OF this number 81
were restored, 80 improved, 33 were sta
tionary, and 81 died There remained in
the hospital December 81, 1867, $40, viz :
lo5 males and l55 females. 1t is satisfacto-
ry to know that the superintendent and
trustees are of the opinion that insanity is
not on the increase in our commonwealth
when compared with the advance of our
population. Their reasons for disbelief are
given at length and are assuring. OF the
patients under treatment we have much in
teresting information. In the column of
assigned causes that have brought on loss
of mind We find that domestic trouble stands
second on the list, its predecessor being the
somewhat indefinite entry of ILL., health. In
temperance and epilepsy also figure largely.
Or the former occupations of the inmates,
housewives, farmers, laborers, domestics,
AMI daughters Of farmers, predominate in
the order given. The only class which COM
petes with them is that designated as no
occupation, which stands second. In the
the opinion Of the authorities, about eighty
pr cent of the cases can be cured if taken
in hand at an early stage.
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Communicated.

LUMBER CITY. FEBRUARY 10th. 1868.
EDITOR RAFTSMAN' $ JOURNAL Dear
Sir :: A report is current in this town and
vicinity that Miss Fanny Hill and Mr.. VIM.
T. Moore were married on the Second day
of February, 1868, byme. 1t Is but due to
the parties to say, that there Is no truth. in
fact. in the report [ hope that this pub
lie denial of the slanAerouS story will prove
satisfactory TO those Immediately interes ed.
Yours, JAMES p. FARwELL, j. P.
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TO- LOG OWNERSHIP ara

~ prepared to drive the Su>quehanna NV
er in the spring of 1863 from Wiliiamsport to
Havre de Grace Should you have any logs to 20
below Wiiliamsport- we will. if you wish il. take
charge of ami drive them with ours pro rating
the cost of driving in proportion to the amount
driven. For further inform ation address CRAIG
d BL ANCH ARD. Ph isaelphia. K. HAWLET
& Cn.. and H JAMES & CO.. Baltimore, Nd
g-y Elk Advocate and sc meron Press please
insert during February and March. and serd bill
to this Office for col ectisr. Feb. 5-St
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MoRE "REAcrIoN. The Copperhead
papers have claimed that the recent mun;ci
pal election in Cheyenne resulted in the vic
tory of their party. The fact is the contest
possessed no political significance If it did,
it was certainly against the Copperheads.
The Cheyenne states the result as follows
The Democrats elected City Treasurer,
City Marshal and two Counclmen, while
the Republicans elected the Mayor, City
Clerk and four members of Council
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GREAT REDUCTION in all classes Of

KEAT REDUCTION In all classes Of
~ Dry Goods, at j. p KRATZER'S-
Prints, Muslins. Delaines. Merinos. Aipacas Wool
Plaids. Gingham. -ilks. ens.Cbeeks Cambries
Corset Seams. Seiesias, Curtain chiniz 0,lei
calico Plaid cambric. Swiss Muslin. Shriing
Flannes. Cashmere. Cloths. Tweeis Jeans Army
cloth. Satinetts. Denins. Cottonade Canton flannel
Drilling Ticking. Crash. Lincy. BrocKa,eiIe Lin
duck Carpets. Table covers Blanke cts. overli,s
Baimorals Shawls Sontags Hosiery. Gloves &c
now selling at small advance cost at
Feb 5, 1855 I'm J P ERaTZER;S
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AT HIS PosT.-Gen. Beatty, the new mem
Der from the Eight Congressional district OF
Ohio, reported for duty at Washington vii h
military promptness. He appeared on the
floor OF the House on the 5th, was duly
sworn in, and voted the way he shot on sew
eral important bills
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Feb. 5 IS6S-6t.

no WATERME N.-The undersigned
would inform the public that they have
opened for the entertainment of Wn'eriuen the
house al FuIfon's Dead water The accommods
tions will be geoI. nd the charges moderate All
who go down he river are reques ed 10 give them
4 call Bread furnished nj reasonable rates II
desired SAMUEL LANSBEREY
Jan %. 1868 -3tp WIN N Johnson
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''The ability and EXPEDITION by which the iu-
nior member Of this firm gets his clients into the
penientiary. should be warning to evil doers. =
Repu5itoaH,
Are you not rather more exercised just
now, George, about the ability aud expe-
dition' with which he gets his clients out I?
Ism that what the matter?