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The Act of Congress cOnters upon the Corpo-
rations, besides the right of way across the Ter
ritories gift of - sOV acres OF the public lands
per mile, contiguous to this line, and en- appro'
priation from the National credit of sixty NIL
LIONS in TER CENT. BONDS, delivered as the
work progresses; or half the estimated cost o.
the Through Line aud Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in course
of years by the Transportation services OF the
Roads, and small per centage of their net earn,
iDgs; they, therefore, constitute an element OIL
great strength TO the corporations
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l. These Bonds are based upon the most vital
and valuable part Of the Grand National Pacific
Railroad. soon to become the main channel OF
communication on the continent.
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FOR SALE.

ors No.. L3. ~, Is, 10, 30, 81,
% ID. situated in Cdldwells addition to
IL ~" - Wheeling l.. q. HUGHES,
TIE '''i " Real Estate Agent.
,a,s IN Cbapline street, between First and
once w feb6
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GREAT WATCH SALE

on TIE POfULAR ONE FlucE Plan.
TlVING RVERH PATRON 4
VI Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low
price Of TEN DOLLARS
HITHOUT REGARD TO TALUE,
Nnr N.
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FOR SALE.

,,.r.s stock in City Railway.
% Sia Hinge Factory.
~ q" Norway Iron Mann, z Co.
l. IRWIN.
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NOR WOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

WITH
l q full corps of able and experienced In
structors and under stin more favorable auspices
than heretofore, viii reopen ON Wednesday
September, 95th. 1851 The interest and ad.
vaEcement of the scholars will receive the clos
est personal attention. Address,
WILLIAM ID. CABELL, Principal
Norwood 4. a., Nelson Co. Va.
augl6.till oCti
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1.-The delight of childhood, the chivalric compan.
ion of refined womanhood the solace of life
atevery PERIOD his writings are an i'm
perishable legacy of grace and beau
ty to his countrYmen."
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VII. This road lies altogether among the gold
and silverptodrcing regions, and Its revenues
are received in coin
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LU
rangemcnt costing but slO, white IL may be
worth S7JO NO partially shown.
Mcssrs I'M, Porter Co, & Dey street,
New York City. wish 10 Immediately dlspose Of
the above magnificent stock Certificates. nam.
ing the articles arr placed In sealed envelopes,
aud well mixed. Holders are entitled 20 the mr..
tlcrz named on th"ir cert fcato upon payment
Of ell. whether it be a watch worth ti51 or lssA
The return of any 81 our certificates entities
YOU 10 the article named thereon. upon payment
irrespective of It's worth aud article valued
less than no j. named on any certificate II will At
once be seen that this IN no LofrIV, but straight.
f0rtcard legitimate iydRsGc,ioR WhioA NdBb b par
tcipdted IA srcJ, ky NE most fdAfidtOts. A single
certificate will bo sent by mail post paid, upen
receipt VI - cents for 81. II for ". 20 and an
elegant premium Tor g. 90 and n moro valuable
premium for tl0: 100 and a most superb watch
Tor as Toagcnts or those seek ing EN- pl0ymnBt
this IL a rare opportunity. IL il lcgiumatsly
conducted business duly authorized by the Gov
crumrHt and open 10 tlf most careful scrutiny.
Thy IT. Address HILL. POTTER a Co.,
auEG3d az & ry street, ". Y.
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ohio Democratic Copveo,,op.

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. s.-The Conyeu
ton was called to order by John G
Thompson, Chairman of the Contra
COMMITTEES. Hon. II. J. Jewett, o.
MuskinRum, temporary Chairman, and
Henry d. Kerr, of Clermont, Secretary
The following resolutions were pro
posed and carried by reclamation,
without interpOsition OF the Committee
on Resolutions:
Rescued, That Hon. Geo. n. Pendle-
ton Is the unanimous choice of the
Democrats OF Ohio for the next Presi-
dent OF the United States.
RESOLVED. That the delegates to the
National Convention are hereby in
structed to cast the vote of Ohio as a
unit, and use all honorable means to
secure the nomination of Mr.. Pendle-
ton for President.
ReSOiUed, That as the greeting of Ohio
to her sister States in the West and
North invest to-day in State Convention
Assem- bled, the President of this Con-
ventiOn be directed to forward by tele-
graph copies of these resolutions to the
Convention now il session at Indian
Apolis, Wheeling and Nebraska City.
When the Convention met at p. NJ.
Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton was brought in
by a committee, and is now addressing
the Convention,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. Sat the State
Democratic Convention to-day the
State wdH fully represented, and II was
very harmonious. The following are
the nominations made: Secretary OF
State, Thomas Hubbard; Supreme
Judge, William f. Fiuck; School Com
missioner, J. +. Kirkwood; Clerk Of
the Supreme Court, John N. Webb;
Member OF the Board OF Public Works,
Arthur Hughes; Delegates at large to
the National Convention, John @. |
George W. McCOok, w. W. |
Mclean The rules were suspended
and II H. Jswett and Rufus P. Ranney
were nominated by reclamation for |
electors At large for the State.
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New York specials

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The Herald, s
Washington special says: Mr.. Orth's
bill on the rights of American citizens
abroad, will be considered by the
House Foreign Committee, Tomorrow.
Mr.. Seward had an interview with the
Foreign Committee on the purchase of
Alaska and st. Thomas, today, Civ
ing them detailed reasons therefor.
Subsequently he had a similar inter-
view with Thad. Stevens and the House
Foreign Committee, on the same SUBJ
ject.
Gen. Pujsl will hold a conference to-
morrow Thursday with Secretary
Seward In reference TO the purchase of
SamanH. PUjal states that he receives
favorable assurances OF success in his
mission.
A cane made from the wood of the
charter oak of Connecticut, was pre-
senied to President johnson in the
presence of several distinguished peo-
pie on Tuesday. In response to the
speech Of presentation, the President
said: The preservation of the Consti-
tuition has been the desire of my heart;
when we permit ourselves to go beyond
the sacred character of our rights in the
pursuit of political objects, we fall into
iminent danger. II Connecticut and
other States can succeed in bringing
back the country TO the boundaries
marked by the Constitution, they will
achieve greater victory than even
won on the field OF battle"
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san Francisco, Jan. 7.-AlAska ad-
vices to December 25th, report the
weather Intensely cold. Scarcely any
snow had fallen.
The health of the garrison and in
habitants of Sitka was good.
Indians were discovered after night
fall in the vicinity Of the powder maga-
zine with lights. They were fired
upon and one OF them wounded. He
demanded compensation for the in
jnries sustained, which was refused by
General Davis, wheTeupon the chiefs
hoisted the English dag over the viii
lage. General Davis sent word that if
the English ensign WAS not removed
by daylight he would lombard the
village. The dag was Immediately re-
placed by the American. Since the af-
fair the Indians have been discontented
and an outbreak is feared,
One thousand Russiads sailed for
CronsiandE on a Russian ship.
There are daily reports OF gold dis
coyories on the main land.
The employees of the QuaItsEmas.
ter's department have given notice OF
their intention TO leave the service for
the purpose of mining.
Mr.. Dodge, Collector OF Customs, was
elected Mayor OF Sitka.
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Indiana Democratic CopyeDI,on

', INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jan, s.-Tba
Democrauc State Convention OF In,ii-
ana, assem- bled to-day. Every connTv
IN EI tne state IS represented By delegates
---'! =. =" m T. Nlolack was chosen tenn
The Committee on Parmspa,, a.
ganlzatlon reported for Presidanr ~
Ine convention Hon. Jossnb + Nc.
u onaId, of Marion, and for Vice Prasi-
district. iO'laA
Mr.. Mcdonald, in his address In tb..
convention, briefly reviewed the caras-
VI : ~ sue ep1olican party, arraigniug it as
y LanhIcAI, aud on its recOnstructiou
uIeas uies, oppressive and unjust. in d.
pElNlng the Southern States of a vote.
u tue Aualrs of the nation: upon me
financial question, he said the Damn-
SLaic party intended to hold the Rs.
Puotlcan party to its obligation. accord
az 10 the Intent and letter thereon: but
ulHerence between the parties ~ -,
The construction OF the act tbst - ~
WluoW was compelled to draw her nan.
SION Tor the life blood of her husband
~ sreenOackS,t the same currency shoaIS
3e suLhclent for the ooudboldars
DE endorsed the course of PrasiJar,
COhnson, commended him for resistin,,
t9e republican party, and asked foP
MN the indulgence and patience of tba
democratic party, for If he seemed
tardy in carrying out the princinIa1 "a
the Constitution it was because he
IJohnson) saw further into their do.
signs, and knowing them knew best
when and how to check the progress of
the Republican party than they aid
ne was frequently interrupted by APP
The following Committee on Resolu.
tons was appointed by each congress
Slonal delegation: LIST district, CALVIN
ZONES; I'd, Joseph A. Crayens: sd
" N: Holman; 4lh, Geo. Berry; 5th. A.
F9ett; oSA. Thomas Dawiiug; I'm,
OF 10 Johnson; sth, David Moss;
Conrath; llth, Charles II. Reeves
committees were appointed o ssIae,
delegates to the Democratic National
convention, and electors at larve,
when, on motion, a recess was taken
until ll1f O'Clock.
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Reporter the 1ndlan CommI,,,on.

Reporter the Indian COmulIssIOu
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Worlds
Mashin gton special says: The report
OF the indian Commission will proba-
Oily De lad before Congress the present
week. The Commission attributes tha
Indian troubles to the violation of the
treaty sttpulations by white SETTLERS
on the frontier; the tardy legislation Of
Congress in dealing with the Indians.
the conduct Of the overland stage com
pany, and to neglect generally to Guilt
Vate friendly relations with the In
dlans. Ihey recommend the setting
apart OF two reservations exclusiyelV
for Indian occupations: that for the
Southern Indians being what is now
known as the Indian Territory. and
that Tor the y Northern Indians beinf, the
portion of Dakota Territory bounded
on the north by 10 so parallel, on the
east ny the Missouri river, on the
south oy Nebraska, on the west bv the
IO-4Oth meridian. They recommend that
the Commission be continued and sent
out in the spring to meet the Northern
indians who have expressed willing
ness to hold II council at that time
They recommend that the Indian Bu-
reau be made separate department,
leaving Congress To determine whether
the head shall OF shall not be a mem
Der of the Cabinet; that no more money
annuities be paid to the Indians, but
that whatever is due them be expeud-
ed In buying agricultural implements,
Iood and clothing; that renewed efforts
De made to promote civilization
among the various tribes; that
all the friendly Indians shall be
controlled and dealt with by the
civil arm of the Government through
The new department.: that the power TO
declare war with any tribes shall be
vested solely in the Presidents; thatany
tribe assuming a hostile attitude or re-
fusing TO keep the peace. shall, by the
President, be put under charge Of the
military that Congress designate a
time, not later than February, 1863,
when all the Indian agencies aud SUI
perintendencies shall he declared va
the best men of the present
incumbents to be re-appointed; that
the Governors of territories, who are
politicians, should be made
uPerintendentsi and that our Indian
intercourse laws be com piled and pub
lisned for general circulation.
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The Rock Island dispute is assuming
somewhat serious phase. An attach
ment has been placed on the funds of
the company with a view to placing the
proceeds OF the late sale of new stock in
the hands OF the court. The bank.
however. reported only $l57 200 of the
conpany's money on the hands OF the
referees appointed by the court, but the
directors refused TO produce the books
OF the company, and are now placed
under arrest The books. 1t is under
stood, have been removed TO Chicago.
Cincinnati.
JANUARY S.-FLoUR-Firmsr aud no
higher; family SIl 2SAlI 80.
GRAIN-W heAt-S2 6Oa2 80 for Nos.
ana winter. OAtS-Heid at 7Oc. Rye
VI Goal IS. Barley 81 75aI IS.
dIns.
TosAOCo-NothinE doing.
HhishH-uuchanged unsettled and
no quotations.
i've 60 OOa6 -; dressed s. 5Oas Is; re-
ceipts 49,
tRovIsIoNs-Uuchauged; Mess Pork
~ OoaAl 10 Tor new; so W for old
LARD-EIrmeri prime held a. l2L,e,
win some demand Al l2itc.
~ unchanged.
BUrrER- Steady at S3aSSc for fresh
EdSs-Advauced To Zoe and scarce.
SEEDs-Ciover dull. AT Il5.al2c per
10. Timothy urmer ut - SOa2 SO. Flax
steady at 81 sOal W.
APPLEs-J nchanRed
POTATO s-UuchanEe
OlI-s-Llnseed, 81 l5al Is; Lard OIL.
81 VOal 10. Petroleum dull al 42a44c
for refined free.
GGRocERIEss-Steady but quiet.
GoLD-lS6iG buying.
BuHAIO.
JANUARY s.-Market generally in
ELoUR-Firm and unchanged.
SRAlN-W heat-Firm At 2OO for No
spring. oats-SominaI at 76siSe
Chicago.
JANUARY s.-FLouR-Quist and rnth-
er 9ull; demand mostly TOR low grades.
spring extra at 50 25al0 so.
| st. Louis.
JANUARY s.-FLoUR-UnchauR
| GRAIS-W heat-Quiet and Upehsnv-
ed. Coru-Quiet and unchanged. Osfs
Higher at 72s75c.
| Milwaukee.
| JANUARY S.-FLoUR-UnehauE
! WHEAr-Firm at 81 OSs< for 80. 1.
81 OH tor No. .. -
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From Harrisburr, Pa.

HARRISBURG, Jan. s.-there is no
change whatever in the political situa-
ton. The organization of the House
appears as far distant as ever. Nine Of
the boilers have made binding agree
ment among themselves not 10 vote for
Mr.. Davis, the candidate regularly
nominated by the Republican caucus
for Speaker under any circumstau ces,
and the friends OF SGr. Davis are equal
ly unyielding.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee have deemed sc best TO take no
action IN the matter, aud make no re-
communication to its party members,
and in the meantime the Democrats
have some hopes that affairs will SO
change as to give them The Speaker.
Such result is actually possible, but
not probable.
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Prom 81. Louis .

ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-The election OF
officers of the Merchants Exchange
occupied the time of the merchants
this morning, and very little business
was done.
Resolutions were introduced in the
Missouri Legislature yesterday, re-
auestinR the Senators and Representa-
lives in Congress TO vote Tor and use all
their induenee in securing the passage
of an act granting 10 the Union Pacific
Railway, Kansas branch, subsidies
equal to those now enjoyed by the
Omaha road. 50 that 1t may be extend
ed through New Mexico ana Arizona
70 San Francisco, aud also form a juno
ton with the Union Pacific, in Colo
RADIO
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
AdVtees to the 8th of January,

LoSDoN' Jan. s.-Nearly all the jour
nails have editorial comments this
morning on the subject of the resolu-
ton recently adopted by the United
States House OF Representatives on the
question Of citizenship.
The abatement OF the British elaine
and the acceptance of the American
view as expressed in President John
sons annual message to the Congress of
the United States, are urged with sin
gular unanimity.
LONDON, Jan. s.-Dispatches from
Paris state that the cities of Tours and
Ameins have both elected the opposi-
ton candidates for the Corps Lecis.
latir.
PARIS, Jan. s-Evening.-The Mon
iteur de Noir says: Dispatches have
been received by the Minister of foreign
affairs, from the Diplomatic represen-
tatives OF France abroad, which show
that the speech of the Emperor to the
Diplomatic Corps, on New Years day.
is accepted by all the Governments of
Europe as pledge of peace. The fiat
terlnS manner in which Baron Won
GOltz was received on the same day as
Minister of Prussia and the Confedera.
ton of the North, was highly grarifv-
ing to Germany, and the terms in
which the Emperor addressed him
were eminentiy satisfactory to the
PrussIan Government.
LONDON, Jan. s.-Il:l5 A. M.-Cous OILS
el5Eas2 for money! s2as21S for accou MT;
O. S. bonds 7I2<; Illinois Central ss1<:
Erie 49,.
LONDON. Jan. s-I:2o P. M.-Consols
s2a921S for money 921sae2k for &C.
count American securities steady; Illi-
noLs Central ssh; Erie 4s3<.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S-lI-I5 a. M.-Cot-
ton dull and declined sd; middltur
uPlands nd, andrew Orleans 755d.
Breadstuffs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. s-l:2O p. M.-Cotton
unchanged. Wheat tirm. Pork, 7ss
new eastern prime mess.
ANTWERP, Jan. s-I:2O p. M.-Petro-
leum firm.
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Fire.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Two of the largest
bindings owned by the United States
CLOCK and Brass Company, at Austin.
SIX miles west of Chicago, were entire,
y destroyed by fire last night. Loss
S SHout SlLo'OoO; Inliy insured, but una
One hundred persons were thrown ont
of employment.
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New YORK, Jan. S.-Ths steamer
Santiago De Cuba, of the opposition
California line, has arrived. Col. ]. b.
Z. Murray, United States Inspector OF
Customs of Panama, died on board the
steamer Salvador on the 23d ult,
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JAMES WICK,
IMPORTER AND GROWER OF
Flower and Vegetable Seeds
RnL III LcGn,E.E ~ v
n.

Vick's illustrated Catalogue
OF
Seeds, and Floral Guide for 1868.
Is now published and ready to send out. II
makesu work or about ono hundred larE8
pages, containing full descriptions or the
Choicest Flowers a Vegetables 6EOWa
with plain directions for sowing Seed, Gull
ture, &c. II ia beautifully illustrated with
more than ONE HUNDRED FIVE WOOD
ENGRd EHNGSof Flowers and Vegetables,
and
BEAUTIFUL COLoRED PLATE OF
FLOWERS,
well printed, on the finest paper, and one OF
the most beautiful ~ we'll AS the most Ia
works OF the kind published.
oCSent 10 all who apply, by mail, post
paid, for Ten Cents. which Is not half the
cost. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester. NY
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Wheeling aud Marietta PncKet

The nne side-yvheeI PASSENGER
LIzIIllefE1-lsa steamer =ALLLE V, Capt koot
80 Patterson, will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Al
10 O'Clock. VIII receive fTeights for Gal
lpoliS, and on THURSDAY for Cincinnati and
all intermediate points.
For freight OF passage apply on board or
to JAS. 81. HOLMES, Agent
novl2tf No. 50 Monroe street
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YovKERs, May .. 1854.

AeGSTS. Geo. C. Htg66ef e Co:
5RSTS-HRvtng used only two bottles OF
your Golden B1ters." I can recommend
them with the utmost confidsncs as y tonic,
particularly for \ change OF diet and water.
Il Is as well for IauIes and children. giving
them part Of q Wine-ElAsE two or three times
q day. YOurB respectfully,
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold !

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
consumption, liver Com pIaInIS-
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING Rooms, No.
Odd FELLows' BUILDING, MONROE ST.
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Disease of the AIR Passages,
Sazll Catarrh, OZsna, Asthma and Consump-
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, DiaErhea,
Uyssntery, Constt patton, Piles, &c, and all
Affections OF NerVOus system,
Imitation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility, and all AZ
iecuons arising from an
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Scrofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
White Swelling, sc.
HIS ~ stem h the only true and succesdlul
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Diseases Peculiar 10 FeInRlesl-
Painful. Profuse and Suppreased Aenstrua-
ton, LeuconheA, Falling OF Womb, with all
Tue sympathetic accomplishments, such ss
Palpitatlon OF Heart, Loss Of Appetite, ana
given TO all
Di8eRs OF the GenitO.URtnAFy Organs,
via. Inflammation Of Kidneys and Bladder,
Uuobiing and Scaldln% Of Urine, DimcultI
Dialects, GnonOnheal Sleett structure ana
syphilis SpsrmatOFFheR and Impotency, and
all Nervous Affections consequent upon
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The Doctor Is Gnie at all times N give salts
faction rs to result OF treatment, &c. Com
munications conuden ual and promptly no.
ucsd. Medicines, caEh. A guaranty given
in : II cases where q personal and direct eK-
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send ten cents Tor Peoples Medical Light
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CITY SERGEnnr

IT - -HeGSTs. EdLtOrI:-I beg leave To an
~ nounce myself As y candidate for the
once OfCITY SERGEANT. II elected will an
deaVor TO please the public at large
Respectfully.
decSl-te sMfTH MCDONALD.
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Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. s-Noon.-Weather
growing colder. Thermometer 80.
Light snow falling since last night.
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New YORK, Jan. The Herald's Ha-
vsna special OF the 9Th, says: Strong
shocks OF an earthquake was felt on
ST. Thomas on the Both ult.
The American Commissioners were
expected TO arrive daily to carry into
effect the transfer Of the Island. The
merchants seem to be content with the
change, though somewhat apprehensive
OF the effect OF the marine laws and
tariff
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Bos1ON, Jan.s.-The Memorial Church
at Georgetown, erected through the
liberality OF George Peabody, was ded-
icated to day.
Samuel Nicholson, inventor Of the
pavement of that name, is dead.
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Boston, Mass, Jan. s.-Alfred Will
son, OF st. Louis, was arrested here
charged with obtaining goods on forged
checks. The goods were claimed by
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am, gentlemen. yours. with respect
Cashier FABRiGOU
INV YoRK. January IL, 1885,.
Aes4rs. Geo. C. Rubbei & %.
: C ~ Y q ~ Aprt1 ga 1ss,.

NEW YORK. April 2sd, 1854.
Geo. @ HJtbbei & Co.-Genleme1: We have
analysed your Golden BitterE, and ind that
It's compound PARTS entitle It 10 the notice OF
the medical profession. Since our nalyHts
We have used Il in cur practice with very
satisfactory results, AM = It particularly
well calculated 70 correct the PnRement OF
the digestive organs, such a dyspz psia, diar-
ThOea, sick headache, cholic, &c, &C., and Is
n superior tonic Iur daily use in moderate
Quantities for aged persons, and also for
those Of delicate constitutions. Yours, &c,
Doctors ]. r. a T. Z. SORBUEf,
No, l3I East ed street
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STREET COWMIssIONHn

r " feSsrS. EditOrG:-Pleasa announce tina
Ia name o. h ESRY DUNLAP for Tns otfirS
OF street Commissioner. Subject to ThA
nomination or the Democratic Conven ton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-09

NEwARK, MI, Jan. s.-william b.
Bradbury, the Well-known musical
composer, died at his residence at
Mount Clair, near this city last even
ing, in the sd year of his age.