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Tho Victory of the Baltimore a ohio

Tho Victory OF the Baltimore q Ohio
- Railroad.
1t viii be seen by our legislative re-
port this morning, that the. railroad
interest won complete victory yesler.
day in the House OF Delegates. The
section assessing railroads was fncor-
porated in a shape exempting their
property from all taxation by town
ships, school districts, and municipal
interpretations. This is a valuable ex-
empnon, and the owners OF the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad stock may well
congratulate themselves on their
achievement. The measure has yet to
pass the ordeal of the Senate, and we
have been assured that in It's present
shape it cannot pass that body. The
question has been SO thoroughly can
vassed in the Legislature and outof it,
that however the Senate may vote, ii
cannot fail to act with full appreciA-
ton OF the principles and interests In
volved. We trust the Senate will not
concur with the House in tliserimina,
ton which We are compelled 10 regard
as totally unwarranted by the organic
law OF the State and grossly unjust to
It's citIzeus.
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ALLCoCK,s PoKous rLastERs

ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation OF the biooI be-
comes equallzed upon the part where appli-
ell, causing pain and morbid action 10 cease
Was there ever published stronger owl
denee than this7
Certificate from A.P. sterling, ESQ.
For two year,, Ihave been q great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head and found only
temporary relief from all the various reme-
dies that have tried, until applied one OF
''ALLCoCKS POROUS PLAsTERS." 1 Gu,
itInto three stIlps. ..placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the email
OF my back, and for the past three months l
have had scarcely a twinge OF the old pain.
1 advise all who suffer from nervous disease
TO lore no time in making trial OF the
wonderful plaster.
A. F. STEERING, see'y Ginger Mfg Co.
New York, June s, 1858.
Principal Agency, Rrandreth Houss New
decls-Imd&w
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Wheeling, -Deeenber l5M. -
From NE CncIanaA Times.
'.somIhInE TIGerenr''--A Lager Beer
story
ny "aRIs.'


al pese clad TO see you, like ash never
vas, Mister Girls; ven did Zinzinnaly
goome away from your"
Such was the warm salutalion of a
Teutonic friend whom we met the
other day in,a distant city, where he
had recently gone TO reside. The read
er might not guess in long time what
business our friend from Cincinnati
was engaged In, so we will tell you,
he kept a lager-beer saloon.
"How do you like your new locAliun2i
we inquired after his captures at
meeting a Cincinnatian had somewhat
abRted.
Nice poys in this towns, nice poys.
The first night vot opens mine saloon,
they goomeS in and gals for lager peer,
doc, eight, seex, half tozzen of lem;
unit ven Il says, who makes pay for this
too soon alreAdyR ply tam, they say,
put II on de schlate.' j dole 'em j
dom Reep no schlate.' Den dey say,
you peter ash send out nut puy a
schlate.'" Veil, wants 10 agommo-
dRte-there's no principal in dose thugs
so bought schlaie. The peer gePt
calling on more poys, unit gept put
ting the schlAte onto 'em: Poorly quick
already dells 'em the schIate 1t psse
full on poth sides. unit den dey dells
me II the schlate pese full, 1 peter ash
| fill my tam Tuch head init 'eIDi Veil,
uah ISL hlA Ilkut-lutEeiS no DIlUClpdl
in dose things-they are nish poys.
"Pooty bime by alter leedle, they
makes smash init mine par, preaks
mine poltles, unit knocks hail temna-
ton out OF mine looking glass init mine
head. Mine Colt wash mad. l rad
der you kive.me ten dollar SO much ash
wash mad. But that pese NIL right
there's no principal in doze-that makes
NIX Inference. Nice poysl
"rhen they gals me tam Tutch son
II a gun, unit dells 'em they peter ash
go TO the tiefel their own tam American
sconagun. Wash right2 Veil, that
makes nottings ti1erent.
"They knocks the staircase town
mine frow, unit throws the window out
OF the Papy. That's all rIght-tnakes
noting tiherence-there's no principal
In tbHt-nice poys-but (growing very
much excited and emphasizIng each
word on the bar with his fist) they puts
water in mine class of peer-unt Colt
In himmel, that Is not right-there's
some principal in dose Iings-that
makes something's tifsrentt"
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DR.. TobIns' venetian Horse Imminent

DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent
pint bottles Mt 81. for the cure oflameness,
scratches wind gals, sPtains, bruisesIsplints,
cuts, collie, slipping stife, overwhelming. sore
throat, nail In The foot. &C. 1t is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered TO the public. Thousands OF
animals have been cured OF collie and over
heating by the Liniment;and hundreds that
were crippled md lame have been restored
70 their former yigor. 1t is used by tho INST
horsemen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
OF England, for fresh supplies of this invalu-
able article. Over $500 testimonials have
been received. Remember, one dollar laid
out in time may save the life of your hone.
Sold by ali Drngsists. Omse. 10 Park
Place, New York. deelS.lmd&w
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AHew ERA I'm PrLntinr.

The first number OF new weekly
journal entitled the " Western World
is now being printed in New York city,
by the enterprising firm of French &
Wheat, at No. 10 Park Row. The novel
ty OF this paper is its illuminated illus
tralions. The Western World will be a
journal of popular literature, employ
ing the best available talent as authors
aud editors-lhe design.being to supply
not only a beautifully prepared, but
also IA most excellent paper-for which
there always is room.
Sea the advertisement of this elegant
illustrated weekly, which appears in
our columns this morning.
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by carrier, per Week-----------'
RI-WEERLY EDITION.
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TIE UNITED STATES SENATOR
- ALE ~
a sood word for Mr.. Campbell.
Ffonl De Gdrkibitrd Teleruph,

1--WE - NAeAtA~AgAfN 4EttIFuN4ts
Mr.. EDIToR:- sH
In regard to the United States Sena-
tor there is very little said except what
you newspaper men say. Several men
are spoken of, and among other things
said, = fey boldly assert That Governor
Foreman has the ninside track" Your
humble correspondent can't see this,
but he regards this cry Of "iusid 9 track,
just raised to deter other aspirants
from entering the ',ring." Ihave moth
ing to say against Governor Boreman
either personally or politically. He has
redeemed his pledges. he Is an honest
manza man true to his trust. He is
| true to the Union Republican party.
| Nobody denies this but does this argue
that he should be elected United States
Senator3 More than twenty thousand
\ West Virginians can present the same
claims IL this were not the case our
State would now be IN the hands OF tue
rebels. Gov. Foreman has held Office
/ for seven yenrs. He Is from Wood
county, and don't see that Wood
county has a perpetutty in the otnces
of Governor and United States Senator.
1 All The Governors that West Virginia
/ has ever had have been citizens OF Wood
county. Wood county has had
/ United States Senator ever since the
State was a State. 1t has had one
/ Representative in Congresses gentle
/ man now in high position IN tue
diplomatic service OF our country.
Mr., Editor, as said, 1 have no very
| great objections TO Gov. Foreman, but
| / do object to burdnening ParkeTsburg
with the duty Of filling all our pTomi-
Dent Offices. have no particular IA
vOrite Tor United States Senator, and
let who may be elected, i will bow with
humble submission TO the fiat of the
Legislature, but still think there are
otherH that have equal claims to Gov.
Foreman. There IS A. w. Campbell,
Esq who think has equal claims II
not greater ones than Gov. BOreman,
He came here to Wheeling and started
u Republican paper when there was
not five hundred Republicans in all the
territory now included in West Vir-
ginia. He took the bull of slavery and
rebellion by the horns when the afore-
said bouvine was dangerous beast,
and commended manfully with him
against fearful odds until he was sub
dued, and then there arose a large num-
bar to claim the honor OF the victory
and share in the results. Mr.. Camp
bell himself was not permitted to share
In the fruits of the victory but WAS or
dered TO back seat. But am making
my letter too long, You will hear from
me again on this subject. As 1 said, i
have no particular iavorite for United
States Senator, but want fair ex-
preston. don't want the members OF
the Legislature to be led captive by the
cry OF INSIDE track"
OBSERVER.
Wheeling, December l5H. ....r
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CRIsrADoRo'S FAME
Is the Offspring OF a Great Fact.
No one can think ofdenying that his
EXOEI,HTOR HAIR DYE

Brings out hner BROWN or BLACK than
any other. in RshoItsr time, and without In
Jury 10 the hair, This is truth as apparent
as that the sun lights the Garth,
CrIstadOrO's Hair PreseryntIve
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Ihe toilet, without
this article. lacks itI most useful attribute.
Nothing is so common in this country as the
failing out tae hair. The preservatIve pre-
vents II. The fbIes can no more loosen and
drop OF. IL this article is regularly applied
highland morning, than II each were h1ed
in vice. The testimony on this point +
Overwhelming, while The Identifying and In
ylIOrllIDg properties OF the Auid are EQUAL.
Iy well established.
Sold by Druggists, aud applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6S Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. 6 AstOr House.
declS-lml&W
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solo Proprietoru, L ancaster Pa,
And No. Is. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
decl9.2W
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SpftfaI Aat1tks.
WHO USES
MISHLER,s BITTERs 2

PhysIeians use 1t In their practice becansa
of 1T, .salutary enect upon their patients.
business mon use 1t because they require
sound physique and clear intellect; seden-
tary peopls use 1t because it fortInes them
against complaints which result from o
sluggish condition of the bodily fanelions,
produced by an inactive life; travellers use 1t
because it protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases; clergymep, judges,
congressman. lawyers, editors, teachers and
students useit because II impRrts flesh force
10 mind and body, and preserves health and
strength against decay; the working classes
use it because it supports the body which
would otherwlse suffer iueparabie injury
from excessive labor; families use 1t because
It Is n certain remedy for a multitude OF
common complaints; everybody uses itbe
cause it isa snGe. agreeable and emcaclOns
tonic and stlmulant.
Sold by all druggists and storekeePen.
DIR. S. b. HARTMAN d Co.,
sole PrOprletora, L aneaster Pa,
And No. Is. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Qecl9s2W
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A DEAD LcssI-Ths electors OF Geor.
gia falling TO meet and cast their votes
for Seymour and Blair on the first We'd
nesday in December, their votes are
necessarily lost, and the Democratic
hspiTants lose the empty honor of re-
ceivinS the electoral v0le OF a Stale
which was carried for them by violence
and fraud. The Democrats feel sore at
missing what was so disgracefully won.
They fail TO see their reWardI
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aItit MISUNDERSTANDING.
Moetino off Vine-GrOWess.

MEETING OF ALL INTERESrED1N
"a the cultivation OF the grape, and al
.other ffuit-RToweTs' Will be held at Horn
bfooh ( Hall, No. llSN Main street, WheeI-
iHRson SATURDAY, December 26Ih. al Ten
O'CLOCK. a. m. The object OF the meeting Is
line formntlon of a Grape-Growens AssOcla-
fInn An interested are cordially invited TO
come. ard bring their specimens OF wine,
-fuFIIish The meeting with the number OF
azores " hich you cultivate In grapes, the age
OF your vineyard. the yield, and such other
data ~ would be- or general interest which
Won NAV have in your posSeSst0ns A full
j. ~. TURNER,
u W.RRAHHHEIM
O. HE'S.
q. K. CALDWELL,
]. u ACCORD,
declD-lL Committee.
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DIED

TODD-On Friday morning, Dec. IS. 1868
at two O'Clock, GUSsIE A. youngest daughter
OF her age.
Thefuheral Will take place from the resi-.
dence OF her father on Quincy street, to-
morrow Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
The hiends OF the family arc respectfully In
vlted to attend
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THE members Of Ohio county in the
House of Delegates have been faithful
70 Their constituents In the railroad
controversy which terminated in that
BODY yesterday. They voted solid in
favor Of Mr.. Hervey's amendment 40
maintain the right OF local taxation.
and deserve the eOuAuasud.tIon OF Ihis
community, We present elsewhere !,
synoposis Of Mr.. ParEerss remarks
The gentleman lAbOred under the dis.
advantage of the ten minutes rule np,,
the report OF his remarks Is too imper
feet TO do him justica,
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THE pet bear on Boston Common XIII
"a and breakfasted on one orthe deer,
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TINS NatienAi n klAve[.i TrA,on
seld 70 number 10, 600 men, viii hold =
~ nrNention In Washington ON the i'm
SlSanuafy next. ~
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aisasrER MCMAHON has Eoneup the
SSsaL.ssuAS River, with some United
SLAVES sunooats.
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sFERLINe sILvER wARR


FINE ELKOrRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, K. l., having the largest
manunctory of Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most Improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, aie
enabled 70 offer an unequRIled variety OF
new and beautiful designs In Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
ly adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer als1 their >Well-kpown and I'M
riyalIed Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
ternso of rare elegance. The Solid silver Is
guaranteed TO be OF sterling purity by u. s,
Mint aSsay. The Eleclro-Plats is guaran-
teed TO be superior to Tho nneat shefheld
ware Orders received from the Trade only
but these goods may be obtainei from re,
sponkible dealers everywhere.
r's slfi:s &''E GdtJ@ y E R s.
SG'AAl1'eO F Fisiso
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. Y
noy3.dNE4I<m
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The Last CaIl.

ALL THOSE HAVINa ACCouNT5 with
"A l. q. Thorn as are requested to pay the
same without delay, as those not settled by
the lst OF January win be collected aoCOrf-
Ing 70 law. - ~ l-.L--.- decli-lW
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y No notice will be taken OF communal.
lions not accompanied by rs ponStble
me- The nafue will DO considered conn.,
ttiRl but must IN all cases accom- psIny let
\ AS guarantee Of good mith.
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BUTrERFIELD&Co.
For Sale

MY DWELLING HOUSE, ON HAMp-
SI1, zen 1 sttI1eeL netween Byron and Sixth
9 9SI JOHN q. CHANDLER.
Eor Terms enquire or n. a. CHANDITR
al lst National Rank. A@A''
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grm a6rertisEmtuts.
M Z ELL a NJ 3 p n.
UNDER meLURE HOUSE.
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Maohine.
Wanted z.

NOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, A
il small house with from TO 4rOOms, Ap-
P' ~ NORWAY IRON MFG co.
decl5-lW Cor. 4th and Clay Sts.
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nOREING EDITION.
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|s-Translant advertisements CASH In adj
aan1Aars AND FysrEAn NOTICES, IS
:. when under six lines
inple announcements Of Deaths, gratis
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GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesrOom No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Ep EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-07

OuR PASSENGER DEPoT, So-CALLED.-
In the Report of the Examining COM
mittec of the o., a. and NJ. Railroad
submitted at the meeting held in Alex
sndria on the 2lst of November, 1867.
We find the following paragraphs:
Referring again to matters connect
ed with the main stem of the Orange.
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad.
your committee find the accommodate
lions for passengers at Orange Court
House and at Culpeper Court House en-
tirely inadequate. No design seems to
have been entertained to do more Mt
these places than to have room enough
for the agent tn dispose of his ticketsS7
while the wants of the travelling public.
and particularly the ladies, have been
entirely overlooked.
We therefore recommend that suit
able reception houses be erected at each
OF these places without delay"
Without delay" Nearly three
months have sped, and not hammer
has been lifted. We know that the
Company has its hands pretty full;
but, while work is suspended on the
Manassas branch, we do think the few
dollars needed to replace our wrctchcd
little railroad hut with structure into
which lady could safely enter, might
be spared.
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