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ARTIFICIAL EYES
INSERTED WITHOUT PAIN.

During the absence OF DR.. LighthiH from
Pittsburgh. his associate PhVkieiAns, with
their assistants, are in constant attendance
should the Interest OF his patients require
1t, DR.. Lighthlll would Ispeat his visit 10
Wheeling. E.-f.l as.s
~ TAKE NOTICE. oi
Patients are hereby informed that after the
first visit they can take the treatment home
and useit until cured, without pain or inter
ruptlon 10 their usual VOcntiou,
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EIaahon.

UIHE REoULAR ANNUAL MEETING
j. or the Stockholders OF tho PSati0naI sa-
wings Bank Of Wheeling for the eiesti0n Of
Directors. Will be held at the Bank on Tues
day. January I'm, 1888, between the hours
q deeii.sd &c M s.R HILDRErg, Cashier.
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BUKNErr HOUSE, February sth. 1857.
To NY FKIEyDs AsD The PuBLIoi
1t aRords me ereat satisfaction TO be abll
to testify 10 the success of DR.. Iighthlu II
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense OF OBLIGATION 70 him. Ny hearing hA,
been impaired for \ number OF years, q
fiTnes 70 such IN extent Is 70 eru6aTTnlss TT1l
SeTfouSly, DR. IsfRhthill, under whose care
placed myself, has removed the dlfhenlty
Completely. and restored me TO PeTteet ns-lr
ing ~ Otf III slLL-A4sfii = :, "
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statement Of IN. Il. D. Afsaeofesi Jan

for of the House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. sth, 1865.
have visited DIR. Lghthill at the
Mcclure House and obtained his treat
rnent for the cure of Deafness aud mol
ses in the ears, with which have suf-
fered for four years; and can say that
I have been greatly benefited by its
use although 1 have applied 1t but twice,
and that the treatment is perfectly
painless and calculated to produce per-
manens and beneficial results.
n. d. McGEoRGE,
tg4,2 sJe AlorgantOsgns "; Pa.
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Stockholders' MeaLinp.

nNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders or The Merchants National
Bank OF West Virginia, At Wheeling, and
the election Of the Directors, will be held At
the Banking House, on THURSDAY, Januag
18th, 1859, between the hours of 10 A. Il. Hnd
dt:dii-,d & 3 BRADY Vs'1''f-
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FORTUNE can take nothing from us
but what she gave.
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Hoofandis German Bitters,
nooFLAND,s eERaIAn TonIo.

PREPARED BY Dr.. C n LAcRsoN.
PHILADELPHIA,sPA
ThlIty-dvs years sineethey were nrst In
during which time they have undouble1iy
performed more enfeS. and benefited EufeT-
ing humanity % q gIeateT extent, than uny
other remedies kn0Gn 70 The public
Thee remedies viii enc ctnaily cure Liver
CompLAlnL, Iaundice, DyspepSin, Chronic or
Disease OF Ihe Kid AneyS. and an DiSsa.
- arising fe9m 4 Dsopdered Liver.
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DEBILITY.

Resulting froua any Causa uthateyer. PROS
TESATIOS OF IHE- BYSTEAE. induced
by Severe labor HardsniPs, Ex-
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NotiousI Bank OF west Virginia.

National Bank OF WdsL YlF8InlA-
,0HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of this Banh and election
for Directors, viii he held ar the Banking
HOuSs on TUESDAY, January l2lhf 1875, BE-
tween The hOurs q one and lbur r. u.
~ JOHN WAGN1sR, Cashier-
WHEELING, December l2th 1s6A
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On motion of Mr.. Burley, the Senate
bill to allow the East Fairmont Gas
Coal Company certain privileges was
taken ap and passed.
Chapters "a of Insurance Compan les
and 43, of roads &c, were passed.
Chapter %, Of assessment OF taxes,
after being numerously and variousIy
amended was passed.
Mr. Chapline moved to take mp the
BIN allowing Joseph II. Pendieion OF
Brooke to practice law without taking
the oath, but the motion failed.
Messrs. CbRpline, Foster, Hoke,
Humphreys, linn and Mr.. Cage CAS-
sistant Clerk were granted leave OF
absence for few days. ...
Adjourned until tomorrow at P. N i.
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There Is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone and vlRor n
impaired 10 The whole EyHtenas the appetite e
s1rengthsnear 1000 = enloyed, the stnmaeh
coEnPleS1on becomes sound and helithy
the yellow unGe is er1dicafed lrum tfs,s e. -
bloom IS given 20 the checks and the yyFI,lC
and nervous invalid becomes astronG and
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Stookholders' Meeting.

USHE ANNUAL MRSSTIEG OF TEE
seockholders OF tis E1rsf naIionsI y sLaH
viii ~ heir5 Al ~ banking House, on Tues-
dRy. the l9th tisS OF January, lso9, between
fhe ihourFInT 10 A. 81. and r. ~.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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0lrelntelldQetrr
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATuRR.

EXTRA SESSION.
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An AIio6raph Letter from George d. Prentice
Kaq., Editor Of LIe "LOutSrtLe Journal"
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DEcENBER 22-FLoUn-Dun and prices
,WaEGT-Qulet and steady at is1z sos No.
In BtOra
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SENATE
.ga1 ~ Tuesday, Dsc. % IgGS
The Senate was opened with prave,
Dy Rev. Gideon Martin.
a message from the House commu.
nlcated the disagreement OF the House
70 me amendments proposed by ne
senate 10 some ten or twelve chapters
ofthe code. ''te &c
II also announced The passage ofthe
senate BIZ to incorporate the Warfield
GOAL and Salt Company-and iHonse
) Joint Resolution authorizing The Adm
tant General 20 receive certain arms
from the Sheriff of Marion county.
SAID resolution was referred 10 The
committee ON the Judiciary. 80
The Senate insisted on its amend.
mendments 10 the chapters disagreed
% py the House, and appointed Com
mtttees of Conference,
message from the House by Mr..
.eerguson announced the passage of the
House bills changing the name ofthe
county seat OF Webster county and reg
platng the meetings of the Board Of
Supervisors.
Said last named bIll was passed.
Mr. aoke, from the judiciary report
ed back the Senate bill In relation 10
the ninth Judicial Circuit. Passed.
chapter %, of taxation being under
consideration, Mr.. Zlnn offered an
amendment providing that railroads
should- be- taxed for township free
school purposes.
The amendment was adopted by the
following vole: - tEi
YRAs.-Messrs. Stevenson, (Presi-
dent, Applegate, Boreman, Buriey,
Carskadon, DIX, Dawson, Drummond,
Martin. Price, Werninger and Will
NAYs.-Messrs. Chapline, Farms
worth, Foster, Hoke, Humphreys,
Slack. Workman, Wright, Young and
Alnn-lu. ,oo,. .....-.
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LETTER FROM
81 carr. s1LAs II. n1ELEh.
BUkNErr HOUSE. FFebrualEy sth. lsa

Proprietor Of ne Bsraett ROGss CinefnHGl
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CAUTION.
DRUaGIsrs AID sToR5r.llzE -lPERs .

r LOGAN s CO.
" ll = Dr1E 81 10.
lELISG
1s.s - vs. SizEinls.
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4DHANCRD IN LIRE

> " l-4Ah IND 1lllIIl-IE1 LIlIIluhL-H
Are made strong By he nssof either of
tnese remedteL They VIA cure every efse
OF MARASMU9, without fall.
ThonEands Of certificates have accumulaf-
ed IN the hands Of Ghe pFoprietoF, but Ep1es
VIII allow OF the publication or but q few.
and OF such standing thai they must Be BE,
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CUsTAR's INDIAN sIAssAcRR.

Letter from General Sheridan.
dnmoRs. DEe'r. OF MISSOURI, IN FIE1p. l
DAfOI ON THE NORTH CIASADIAS, AT
THE JUNCTION OF BHAvER CREFK.
DeeefnbaF 4 ISdg /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
nol9 deS 10 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Hope Insurance Company We, W. +,
Xarhnef

Hope Insurance Company vs.. w. #.
c1xTH DISTRICT Ve G566uRfT OF Nrw IN.
- lean;-No. 22OO6-By virtue Of a writ Of seiz-
sixth District Court Of New ,jrieans in the above
and by said late. Sheriff to me ira Transferred
Wi proceed to sell at public auction, at The
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
the Second District OF this city, On UEsDAY.
Dece mber ~ p6s at twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow.
ing deiEsRE, PEr 9GPeTTsy, to vi; ,,
buildings aud improvements thereon and appurte.
nances thereof and all rights, ways aud eervtudes
thereto be RtnR situate in the rbird District Of
ths city, IN the square bounded by Elysisn fields
Marigny, Decatur late Victory and Cnartres late
Moreau) streets, designated as lot No Son IAN
Il ieet inches lines front DeeAtur ate Victory
street, by depth of 80 feet and 81 feet inches
lnesin width in the rear.
Beins me same property acquired by defendant by
passed before t. Gottsohalk, Notary Public in
this city on the fifth of April, 1867.
Seized in the Above suit
rerms-l In cash for a sufficient amount to nav
platntihs claim. amounting TO the sum of sixteen
hundred and eisntythree dollars and thirty.three
and one third cents S6e3 33i with Interest there
on at ght per cent per annum from the twenty.
second March, leb7, till T. day of SALE together
with hve per cent on the aggregate amount OF prin-
clpal and interest, counsel fees four dollars S4,
costs OF act. three dollars and eighty cents (S3 sD
costs OF protest and costs OF suit and charges on
sh me purchaser 70 assume ITO the extent of
mite, secured by mortgage said property for the
IKE sum OF sixteen hunured and eghtythree dollars
and thirty,three end one.tbrd cents 1888 S3sSj
drawn by defendant to his own order and by nm
Endorsed, dated on the twsnty-seoond March 1867
payable two years after date, and bearing Gig per
hve per CT mt on the aRgrega, amount Of prncipai
end interest, counsel fees, g. And the balanc OF
the price OF Adjudication Il any, cash ,hs spot.
no2l de52l Sheriff 81 the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-09

Claude Foulon VS.. Augu.,e Mann

claude Foulon VS.. Auguate Mannu
GtXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA
" OF Orlesns, No. 20.76i BY virtue of an Nh
q seizure and sac TO me directed by the rou
tne slA q Dls'rlet Court for the Parish Of O
in the above entitled cause, l will pr coed %
nubiio auction, at the Merchants and Auctit
Exchar ge, Roy al street. between Ga nal and d
Z use street,; in the Second district If thisc
M ''- ~ A0'0' ~ '"e"e
lWo. CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. Ia
with a.! the bnilding and improveme Is ID
ssInste y the First District Of thu CITY, in the
streets. and designated by he numbers thirtu
fourteen on plan annexed to an act passed
Charles A TA'arie, late a notary public IN thi
on the twenty-tifth day Of May. 1850 The 4
no 10 measures twenty.six fest two inches al
lines front on Philippe street, thirty-pipe Il
Inches and two lines in depth and front on
tweiys1ee. VIDE, extending from Baronne to Pi
strse's forty tive feet ten inches in depth
size adjoining lot No Is, and taenty,siX
width a. the Iear adjoining lot No, H. the Z
NO. IA adjoining the rear OF the lot No. H. and
nring iwenty-e1ght feet front on the said al
twertv.six feet IN depth, between p4raiieI ljre
SAID al ey Is common with the other lots tber
shown BY the plan aforesaid
The lbove described property was acquired
defendant herein BY purchase rom A w
per act passed before Theodore Guyol notary
10 TINS city, on the twenty second day Of MAY
Seized in the above suit
TtTHs-1 his being the second and last a
The said property will be definitely adiudici
the hi best and ! st bidder for whsi it viii bf
twelve months credit. the purchaser iur
bond, with good and solvent security,
eignt per cent interest per annum from date 9
ciel mortgage on the property sold until I'm
S i'd purchaser shail have to deduct and
cash the amount OF printing, sheriff. and
fees, say about $500: and, furthermOre. ihe
parish and municipal taxes, the amount o.
is not yet AsceEtained. v
TH0S. L. MAXWELL
dee 1924 sheriff Of the Parish Of Oh
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National Bonrd or Trnde.

The following telegram was received froI
Boston at the entertainment given to tn
delegates of the National Board of Trad
at Cincinnati, on Friday evening last:
BosToN, MASS, December 4.
To E. H. Sampson, Boston Delegation:
My friends aud sinners at the West
SINGER, | greet YOUR party;
Since our Board sine aqua non,
Sin not in Cincinnati.
II at the banquet board you sit,
Nor need Bank, wit nor money,
And toasts OF every kind are served,
Brown tOasts, dry toasts and funny.
Pledge just few give you here,
With friendship warm aud hearty;
Your bospms, like YOUR cups, run DER
In pledgng Cincinnati.
The natural P ort: Here's to Down East,
And mighty New YOrk's glory;
And Philadelphia's hOuOred name,
That giids our country's story.
'Twixt East aud West no barrier stands,
Nor sections rude embargo;
And Boston greets, with cordial clasp,
s.. Louis aud Chicago.
Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo.
Cieveland-the list is growing
San Francisco, at The West,
In golden sunset glowing.
But North and Siuth, and East and West,
OF our own glorious nation,
Let commerce twine those shining stars
In one bright Constellation.
NJ. GUILD,
Editor Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

James Grnham vs.. vVinaam III. REeFket.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
~ ish of Orleans, No. 38s.-By virtue Of writ Of
seizure and sale TO me directed By the Honorable
the Fifth District Court Tor the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
pnbc auction, st the Merchants, and Auctioneers r.
house streets in the Second District Of this city on
SATURDAY, January o. 1859, at u O'Clock IN, the
following descrbed property, to wit: -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GkpUED. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon rights
ways, privileges and advantages thereunto belong.
ing. or in any wise appertaining, situated in the
Fourth District Of this city designated by the letter
. b, as per sketch annexed 10 an act passed before
Dugus Livaudais Parish Judge Of the parish OF JEFF.
fereon. on the twenty first September 184l Said lot
Of Rround measures thrtysix feet inches and six
lines fr mt on Harmony street sixty feet five inches
i've and one-lhrd lines the line separating it from
lot A. OF said sketch sixty three feet four inches
two lines and two-sbiras the dividing line of lot
U, and thirty-eix feet eight inches in the rear,
Raid lot ground forms part of two lots Of ground
DESIGNATED BY the numbers steven and twelve, in
square No. "a which is bounded by Harmony. Ninth,
buIssen, surveyor on the tenth of June, ls4l and
deposited as plan No. in the office Of William
thirsty, late notary public in this city being the
same property acquired by the defendant herein
from Pascal Seryas by an act passed before Joseph
Cohn, notary public IN this CITY the eighth day
Of May, 1866, and duy registered in the Conveyance
Office N this city. IN book 49, folio $50.
seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
de9 81 jas Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Elizabeth Tanner. AomlnlssrnlrIx, VS.

Alex M. Summers p q
FOURTH DlorRtUT COURT OF NEW
Il Orleans No. 2l,475.-By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale, to George ". Avery, late Sheriff.
greeted and by said late sheriff to me transferred
by the Honorable che Fourth District Court of new
OIeans IN the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS : xehange Royal street, tween Canal and
Oustomhouse streets, in the Sec md Dstr ct of this
ciiy, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January 1859
attwelye O'Clock M, the following described prop
:. 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. and all
the buildings and improvement, thereon situated
IN the FIRST District of New Orleans in the souare
NO d. which is bounded by Coliseum walk Pryiania
walk, P1iymnia and Euterpe Streets ami designated
~ the Nos and 10 on plan made by Jos r lie
ia6e Ciy survetor, GATED LIE e1ghth of tebruary
r33, aud deposited in the office o. Louis T. Caire'
late notary pubic in this city of which lot No
ironts fourteen feet e,even inches on Coliseum
or Wa X eGnty feet four inches or the eabouls
on the dividing line OF lot No. 49, fronts six feet
seven inches ana quarters in width the rear
and on the line OF lot No. 9. and one hund ed and
thirty feet inches the dividing tines of lots
Nos aud 81 and lot No ~ fronts seventy feeL eight
inches on PrJ tania Basin or Walk one hundred and
eleven ieet two inches and three quarters the line
of ot Me- ~ and about eighiy feet four inches
o the dividing line Of lot No. l. all in american
maHsure.
Being the same properiy which the dsfep dant &C.
sured b. purchase rom James D. beng as per
act passed before Felix Gtina mo- airy public in this
city. dated December u, 1859.
Seized IN the above suit. ===7--
Terms-Cash on the spot $1,000
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
de5 10 ja4 Sheriff of the Parish al Orleans
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Monetary and Commercial.

oFEIoE OF THE DAILY RRPURL1nAN

OPTION OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, /
"WEDNESDAY, Dacemher9 8. i p NJ. 1853 Z
Gold opened at lJ5l6 o. 1855. against 1855 at
New York. The market - dull, the g being bat lit
tie demand either Tor the Custom ouSe specu
aton. Toe sales thus ftri elude 5000 at 13I7s at
the Board last night $4,000 sid at ls5lG. Nothing
reported in silver.
Foreign exchange is lower, owing to the decline
in gold at New York. No sales OF any imp rtancs
have ecu reported yet. Bank sterling is quoted
a. I4f1a4l41
Domestic exchange is quiet ard unchanged The
banks check on New York at 3a@R per cent his.
count, prin paly at the 10 meT out the counter de-
mand Is moderate. The les of commercial inclufa
S6S000 New Ysrk sgut eOOJ 1000 and $50 co., at
e o. cent discount and s5 90 ten ays sight on Gin
clnnati at IA.
Nothing repnr ed in sto'ks CT ten q cent
bonds are sitter, but we have heard of NO sales
worthy If note fAy. HoidsIs ave asking 73 At
the Board last night SLIGO iraad city bonds sold
at g. 500 city ten p cent at ~; 500 $1,000 at
729z: 5000 state warrants hanged hands at 6T15.
TN re no material change IN the market Tor city
treasury notes AT last nights beard $1,000 sold at
ST1s per cent discount. SlU00 and $1,000 mt 5s and
So o. at 80 The dealers buy the small offered
scr beir counters at 800 10 discount aud supply
the current demand from tax payers at 81.
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
leR4s, No l7,0l6-By virtue of a writ Of fieri
fAciss directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause r.
Harry L. hays late sheriff and by said late sheriff
to me transferred. will procaed to sell at pub
lilo auction, at the Merchants and Auctlonesrs
Exchange. Roy al street, betw cen Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second Distrc OF this city on
MONDAY, December a. 1868, at twelve clock
M, the following described properly viz:
A CERTAIN SQUARE Or GROUND. situated
in the suburb Washington. Third District of this
city, ted by the NO. n and comprised within
Morsles, Urquehart, Monroe and gordon streets,
said square containing 80 lots numbered from on
thirtyt Two, and ms assuring in American measure as
follows, to wit: Lots Nos. to IL inclusive measure
each 20 feet inch front Morales street, by ito
feet in depth Lots Nos ID to a. each 26 feet inch
Lots Nos @ g. q and g. each % feet inches fr- ut
on Monroe street by depth OF 81 fest inches and
Lots Nos 29 30 81 and 3d. each % feet inches front
on Gordon street, by depth OF l56 feet 8 inches.
According to the plan drawn by +. A. Cosner on
TIE thirteenth August, 1s4], deposited in the office
otC. v. toulon, notary punlio in this city.
Iogether with all the rights. ways, etc belonging
TO- said square of ground.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
from the Executors OF the late George DoAne per
net passed before e. Bouny, notary public, IN this
city, dated April 26 1858.
seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
nol9 de5 l9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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ESTATE OF WYATT Q. CUTLER,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, b
district of Louisiana.
New Orleans. December 4 1858.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i third day of December A. ID. ls68. q Warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
WYATT U: CUTLER, of the city Of New dreams,
in the parish of % leans and State of Louisana
who was adiudged bankrupt on his own peti.
ton; that the payment of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging 10 such bankrupt. to him or
for his use, and the transfer OF any properly by
him. are forbl dden by law; that a meeting OF the
creditors of the said bankrupt their debts
and TO CHI ose more assignees of his estate,
will he held at Court Of Bsnkruprcy, to be holden
at the Customhouse Building, in the city OF New
Orleans. Louisiana before j. X. q. PiIkin. Register
ON the fifteenth day Of December, A.: d, 1858 at
ten o'clock A M. +. j. HEBRON,
United states Marshal. District Of Louisiana.
Am I1l-da6