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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand Ohice-HoIders

Are consuming your substance. an,l host Of
other hungry erpecthnts are gathering III,
vultures, TO banquet upon the vitais Of o.
tTate State. .,gsr.I.gtFF
Your public buildings are sinking dOllsTs b,
the hundred thousand with no apparent rsGlI
Your Lunatlo Asylum has already cost s4lO W.
third more than the original estimate fUf tbs
whole, and the first wing n not yet completed
At the present rate. more than one million u
dollars viii be consumed In what is nothing le.-
than stuDendOus ffaud, at which your puolls
servants are conniving
The Penitentiary was expected 10 be built fOF
Sl6e OO0, but through the iDCOmpetsBCy that
planned g. nearly four tunes n much material
will be required A. WA originally intended aud
the expense Of tho building win 10 little sh0n
OF one million dollars. Other operations Of pub
lie men show similar disregard Of your inter.
est. Many Of them arc mere schemes Of private
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the State has
uttered . word Of denunciatiOn OF these of suy
other public wrongs. To the REGIsTER belong
almoat the exclusive honor Of chADpiOniBg tur
popular cause against the outrages Of oib6 a
plunderer. In pursuance Of its DuTpOsa -
hdnt down corruption and e0rruptiOniSta. the
REsIsTER wiz lay before the people man
startling facts concerning the outlay " SLats
funds upon public works. TIE most enormous
frauds are known 20 have bsen perpetratcd, and
every tax payer has An Interest In their develop
ment We call upOu de people 10 soooud SGd
support us In our effort. -
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From Chicago,

CHICAGO, January IA fire broke
out in Farwell. Hall, in the Young Mems
Christian Association building, at ten
o'clock this morning, The rear part OF
the building is almost entirely de
stroyed. Some of the adjoining build
ings are damaged, but to what extent
cannot yet be- learned, The loss on the
Farweli Hall building is one hun
dred1 and Fifty thousand dollars, on
which there is an insurance of eighty
thousand dollars in Cincinnati compa-
MES, and thirty thousand dollars in
Chicago companies. 1t is reported that
two .fremep were buried under the
walls, which fell in within half an houI
after the fire was first discovered.
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= = -
New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW iORh, January 4.
The Dry Goods market continues
without much animation. Heavy Brown
Sheetings, best makes, steady at 15ic
for Atlantic A and Indian Head, while
Seconds range at from l4i to l5c; the
Boot " bring 16ic; Pepperell, 13ic;
New Market <, llie: Portsmouth P,
7ic; New York Mills Bleaehed Muslins,
2ic; Wamsntta, 20c; Masonville, 16c;
Hope. l2ic; Bartlett, So inch, 14c;' do 30
inch, Pc do 30 inch, lie; Blackstone,
l3ci Langdon i2ic; Social, 80 inch, lie;
Pepperell lot, 45c; fremont Stripes,
l2ic; York DENNIS, 25c; Mystic River
ID d, 2ic; fremont B ID, l6c; Lewiston
Brown, &c; Fancy Madden Prints,
standard makes, llic, and Print Cloths
at 6ia6ic for common and ak ira cloth.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January Z.
FLOUR-Firm, but quiet; family 81
IL so.
WHEAT-In good demand at 60 for
No. / red. ...s ..tt 90!
CORN-Firmersa at Sc in the ear,
OATS-Advanced to Csc and holders
asked further advance at the close.
RYE-Firn at 60.
BARLEY-At 81 for No. fall.
COTTON-Declihed to l4al4tc fer
middling. BE. 4 :
WHISKY-Unchanged.
HOGS-Dull, but not lower; dressed
at 25aS %; receipts 1890 head.
MESS PORK-At 20 00a2l 90.
LARD-SOld at l2tc.
BULK MEATS-Dull and in no do
mand; shoulders at LIE; sides ut "a
9 Lee; clear sides at 10al0 l-2c. .
BACON-Dull; shoulders at 9 FEC;
sides at-l0iallc, and clear sides at liza
l2c. s.l|.. t'..r
EGGS-Advanced to 37a3Sc.
BUTTER-Unchauged = gT
OILS-Liuseed advanced to II, and
Petroleum unchanged. -..
GOLD-l36 l-2 buying.
EXCHANGE-Scarce and firm at 80
per thousand premium buying, and one
tenth premium selling. ..
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ITOESE.

Mr.. Hopkins offered resolution in.
structing the committee on Pubic
Lands TO inquire iute the expc6i eney oi
subjecting land to entry under the
homestead law, and offsring for sale
and presumption for actual settlemen Mt
all the unsold even numbered sections,
and parts Of sections Of public lands re-
manning unsold along the Gnes of rail.
roads where the odd numbered sections
have bern granted or reserved to aid in
the construction OF the railroads
Adopted. p
The Speaker presented q communica-
tion from the Secretary of the Treasury,
transmitting report of special Com
missioner of Revenue, which was
referred to the Committe on Ways
and Means.
The bill to facilitate the payment Of
soldiers boanties came up and all the
amendments were withdrawn, and Mr.
Washburne, of Indiana, proposed rs a
substitute. bill directing the Secretary
of the Treasury TO employ by transfer,
or otherwise, u sufficient nnmber of ad-
ditional clerks, not less than fifty, in the
division Of the SeeOud Auditors Office
in the Treasury Department, for
furnishing information 10 the Pay
master General ia reference to soldiers
claiming bounty under the act of July,
2 1866, TO De continual so 7long as neces-
: sary, preference to be given in this
employment of clerks to discharged
, soldiers and sailors; also directing the
Secretary O. -tbe Treasury to provide
ADEQUATE and ,eonvepfent rooms for all
clerks employed In that business; also
directing the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to pay duplicate checks on
notice of the loss Of the original.
Agreed to, aud the bill passed. -.
3 The Senate joint resolution authoriz-
ing Rear Admiral Thatcher to accept a
decoration from the Kisg of the Ha-
walan Island was passed.
Mr.. Schenck, from the committee on
Ways and Means, reported q bin TO
90 compel the payment of taxes on distilled
spirits in all cases where they are with.
drawn from bonded warehouses, and
j male u lengthy explanation, OF frauds.
made the law necessary After
Jconsid erable debate; the biA was uassed.
Mr.. Paine offered . resolution direct
ing the Secretary of State to furnish
copies of the correspondence, &c, on fle
in reference to the claim Of B. w. Per
kins against the Russian government,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Januar

Mr.. Corbett introduced bill TO.
amend existing laws in regard to Inter
NAL Revenue and for other purposes.
Referred to committee on Finance.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill in re-
gard to claims of Executors of the In
dian Chief John Ross. Referred to
committee on Claims. Mr.. Harlan in
troduced q bill to amend al act liking
rights of volunteers rs part Of the army,
so as to give volunteer officers their
proper rank, including Marine board.
referred to committee on Military Al.
fairs. ys.
Mr.. Sumner reminded the Senate that
the bill for the further security OF
equal rights in the District Of Column
bia having been sent TO the President
December 10th, and be having failed to
return, he now asked to introduce bill
precisely similar to it.
Mr.. Sherman suggested reference of
the matter TO the Judiciary committee,
as il might be that the bill was now q
law of the land. After debate on the
noint by MeSsrs. johnson, Edwards,
Drake and Sumner until the morning
hour had expired, the bill was so re-
ferrek
resolution was introduced by Mr..
Dayis ipstrnctinr the committee on
Commerce 10 inquire into the expediepcy
of regulating the fares on the various
railroads in the United States. Refer
red to committee on Commerce.
The bill to repeal the tax Oh cotton
was taken up.
Mr.. Conkling withdrew his motion to
nostnone saving he should at the pro-
ner time press til. amendment, confirming
the susuension To one year.
The question was received on Mr..
Jobnson;s amendment exempting the
erons crown in 1867. ard in the hands
- Irn3,cars '#.r. .Hr.-E.
NJ Williams moved an amendment
.xempt;np All cotton remaining uDsuld
;n the hands of producers when the
&c, takss efTsct nrovidino that no tax
beretofore oIlected shalt be refunded.
100 NJ Jobnsou,s amendment was al
~ Lost ,.
A opastiou recurring ON. Mr..
amepdment reducing tax on cotton
Drown after 1867 TO one cent
Mr. ConkI;n0 moved an amendment
I,y axtending exemntjon To 1868.
ns,sSrS in1,nsnn. F,cI;prhuvsen and
Dattarunn nf Naw HamDslirp Suak IN
Of raneaI and Mir Morrill,. of Yer.
,,ont AGAINST H. 0r.r...
Mr. Davis made n speech at some
l.nytb claiming that if the North
voTld Keen it's spoon out of the South.
arn dish the Soutb wouId soon he re-
constructed and that free negro lab0t
lad nroyed a failure.
Mr. Marian renlied that the reason
WHY the Northern spoon was in the
Southern dish WAS that the South had
on,o mt ia snoon in tl,e Northern dish.
O. T'i,o ,ior,rr, ,,,;,b+ L,y.. hasn mada law
hy frecJn,, Int that evil wonld he
rsmad;eJ IS the Sontbcrn whites were
tSarehv n.Je mare industrious. He
then nr,ceedad 70 sIinport the Justice of
~ la,st a rednced t,T
NJ HoYr.rd wonld sunuort tina
omanament of the Senator from In
ijana bnt he conId not vote TO give to
tha South tba nriviI.ge which 6e was
comneiIed 10 deny to his own constitu-
snts and no manfred of the Chairman
If the FINANCE Committee whether pre-
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uTHICH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED. MUST
w be the mOai important Political Campaiga
in the history Of Oif Gdkefnnent The sklr.
mishing preparatory 70 this great fight has al
roady commenced; and the condition Of tho
country maks' the Fesniyald thorough dissent
nation of the principles We advocate, patr
otto duty. We therefofe invoke the aid of an
time men in extending the circulation Of the
RkGisTkR There is not locality In the couB
Try where Club could not be made up With
slight effort.
NotwithstahdIng the REsEsTER il only In it.,
hfh year. IL already. in point VI Circulation. IN
fiuencc, Ability and Value, ranks among H..
inst papers in the land, aud confessedly stand,
far ahead Of any. Of its ,e0tsnporaTies in West
Virginia. 1t viii b. the aim OF the Proprietor
not only To maintain, but 10 add ~ it high
reputation. ,-..--
This paper win not Oe surpassed bv any pub
lioation In the country Cor its epBaplsteness a.
Family, BnsipeBs and Political Journal. In it'
Telegraphic News, Domestic as wei "a by The
Atlantic Cable; Its full and reliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence. H.
compilation Of News transpiring In the State
and throughout the nation; IN THR FREsaNTS,
yIGoR AND HONEST Bo5DSRss on IT'S EDuumAs
and In all the requisites that 20 Ia make AL
wIDE-AWAKE, RIRSTOLASS ERWSPA
PER, Il shall not be excelled.
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From CoIumbus.

COLUMBUS, o., January IA major
ity of the delegates to the Sth of Janu-
airy Democratic State Convention arr
already here. 1t is pretty well settled
that delegates will he appointed to the
National Democratic Convention in
structed for George II. Pendleton fol
the Presidency, also, that Allen G. Thur
man will win in the race for the Sena
torship, leaving Vallandigham ont il
the cold. '.. - s,-
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New York Money Market.

~. :" NEW YORK, january Z.
GOLD-Decidedly higher; opening at
1855 and closing at 1864 100 p r z
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-More ac-
tive and a shade tirmer; the advances in
gold, under strong combination of the
stock men, gave strength to the market,
but at the close bonds came out more
free and bids were less fierce. Coupons
81, 10ssa10S5; do '62, 10sga10si; do "a,
l05BalO6t; do IS, 106sal06s; do new,
104sa1O45; do '67, l04sal04I; 10-4Os, 1921
al02i; 7-3Os, 104ia1O45.
The Scotia, sailing Tomorrow, has
81, 200, 600 in gold engaged.
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NEW YeRk. March aOtb 1874

HeSsTs. Geo. @. Hub6el d Co., Hudson, ". Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use Of your
Golden Bittsrs, / am induced 10 acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged TO use a. you desire. can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle Of your
Biuers entered my house have heard Of no
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
also been much annoyed by plies. The symp.
toms and the disease have both left, and she Is
well. Other members Of my family endorse the
good qualities Of your article, and can only
say in conclusion, that should be happy to give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
... .rs Yours truly, 10
II. 4. GRAHAM
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~. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, january Z.
Flour little more doing, but prices I'M
changed. Wheat but little inquiry for,
but no change in prices. Corn un-
changed at S9a90c. Oats in better de-
mand at 7la73c. Rye unsettled at 70a
l Sc. Barley easier at 95a2 05. Pork
held at 20 00a21 90. Bacon firmer;
sales at 9fa9ic for shoulders; l2tal2ic
for clear sides. Lard at llial2c. Hogs
higher at Static.
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"a St. COrtlandt St, MONTREAL, July IL, 1864.

"a st. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
nessTs. DeUiRs q BOltOR,-Ge1ltlsHeA For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
10 much 50 that could with difficulty retain q
meal in my stomach mere than twenty minutes.
At night l experienced a great burning in or
About the heart general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. 1 tried various oathartio
compounds and stomach preparations, without
four bottles OF HubbeTs Golden Bitters, since
which period have not been troubled with
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me. feel
II my dHty to express publicly my grateful
thaHkA- GEO. A BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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The pubIic Debt

WASHINGTON. January THE fol-
lowing is the public debt statement to
January LIST:
Debt bearing coin interest, 81 $780,
lR, 091 80; debt bearing currency inter
est, 1926, 49l ,230; matured debt not pre-
sented for payment, 81, 81, $40 81; debt
bearing no interest, S407 ,S6l 800; total
debt, s., 642, SIG, 253 43; amount in treas
ury, coin, Sos, 430, 253 67; currency,
SIS, 770,349 IL; total, Sl342, OO,6O3 IS;
amount of debt less cash in treasury,
81, sos, l25, $50 10.
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Chicago Market

!. 10 ----,--.--- CHICAGO, january.
Flour held much firmer az an advance
.ot 25e5 . Wheat unsettled at the close;
AGO. 600 bnshels Ne. 9 sold at 2 10. Corn
firm at about Sole. Oats better and firm
at &c. Rye better and firm at 5Sal 50
for No. l. Barley nominal at 20. Pork
quiet at 20 50a20 10. Lard firm at Ice.
Green meats, lie for hams and 6sa7e for
shoulders. Dressed hogs frmer at 725a
$50.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
-OP--
THE PEOPLE

As Involved In Governmental Administrator
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought tho
land 90 the verge Of bankruptcy and Ram
Taxation already strips the clothes nual tho
backs of many people. and robs their children oi
bread Additional extravaganco threaten. IL
,fNdaee the richest TO poverty, and all the llbor
ing classes to beggaFy.
In addition % gigantic national frauds the
taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic lrnaves and homemade scoundrrl,
From summit 20 base your Official system Z.
marked by corruption and fraud.
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A Long Report.

WASHINGTON, January THE report
of Senator Howard in the case of Sec
rotary Stanton was considered by the
House Military committee this morn
ing, and will be laid before the Senate
in Executive session to day. 1t is very
long, covering upwards of hundred
sheets of fOolscap paper.
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HEAVY Damages.

New YORK, January &c. b. Lamar
has brought suit in the Supreme Court
against Charles A. Dana, formerly as
sistant Secretary of War, for arrestinG
him in Savannah, in April 1853, bring
ing him to Washington. The damage
is laid at 100000. The case now comes
up merely to remove it to the United
States Court.
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= ont of contracts for ordnance

arising out of contracts for ordnance
Adopted.
The Speaker presented a communica,
ton from the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, relative to the mode OF taxing
the Shaker association at New Lebanon,
New York. Laid on the table.
House adjourned.
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Opposition.

New YORK, January IA Washing
ton special says: The House committee
OH Appropriations is understood to be
opposed To the purchase Of Alaska.
The committee Cd Foreign Relations
is said to disfavor the scheme for the
Danish West Indies purchase.
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Toledo Market

TOLEDO, January I.
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r. A HOAX.

TRoY, january THE reported sink
ing of the Recluse Island, in Lake
George, proves a hoax. r'
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Wv YeRk. Januarr "a lss4.

NEw YORK, January nth, is64. ?
Hears. Geo. @. HuJJel d Co.
Ge1tls1aea ,--YouT Bittenr having bssu such 4
blessing IN my family that cannot refrain from
sending yoH this testimonial Ia December last
my wife was very -Confnement-and got
40 very low that some good stimulant was ALSO
lutely necessary. TIRED wine but II did no good.
Having bottle Of Golden Rittsrsr which had
been given me BY friend, thought would
ny them; had ne faith 10 them, SGT thought /
would give them . trial ] can truly nv that
my wife gained Strenon dAd Eedlh With eyerv
dose. In ono mSnth shs ysAA eurinrly 1elI ana
strong. CheerfuIly do rec0nuerd them 10 al
ladies' As gentle ana stren9t heninE stfIa ulant.
Yours, &c. -
,. e.; GEO, A. J. NORMAN, z,
-' 80. ''b-l! 10 west S7tb btTSet, y. Y.
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Rarus Rurued.

CONCORD, n. Y, January THE old
Giuiugham Tavern and contents, two
dwelling houses, two barns aud black
smith shop in South New Bury were
burned yesterday. The church was bad
| " damaged.
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GOLDRN BITTRRa.-Hubbel's Gold.
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining world .wills, rep
Htation- Read the fOIlsEfnE: ~ . -
PARIS, France, JRne 2, 1894
HeSsTs. Hubbel d Co.-GeHts: Ics-I say that
your Golden BitteTs u the most wonderful medi.
cine in the world. II acts trulyin a most mirac-
ulous way. SufferiRg with dyspepsia oftne most
painful kind, i used the Golden B(tters prepared
by Aessss, Hubbel 4 Co., and was cured. I auu
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing YOU pros
Per1tE and great success in the curing Of AL the
complaints that afiict the human frame.
i am gentlemen, yours, with respect.
CASHIER FABRlGOU.
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IOLEDO, JANUARY Z.
Wheat quiet and firm; amber is held
at Is; sales Of Iowa spring at 12ic.
Corn shade ffrmer; sales at 96c for
new, holders asking an advance. Oats
quiet at 65c, for No. l. Dressed Hogs
7aSic.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.

New YeRE, April sd, 1854.
Geo. c. HuJJel d CO. Gentlemen: We have
analysed your. Golden Bitters, and find that its
component parts entitle it to the notice Of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used IL in our practice with very satisfactory re.
suits, and find it particularly well calculated to
correct derangement of tho digestive organs,
such as dyspepsia, diarrhga sick headache,
cholic &c, &c, and Is a superior tonic for daily
use in moderate quantities fOr aged persons, and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours &C.,
Doctors J. F. & r. S. NoRBURY,
....... No. 1871 East 32d street.
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, n. Y, January THE Leg
islature was organized to-day. William
! Hotchman, Democrat, was elected
Speaker of the House.
| Notice was given in the Senate of 4
bill to repeal the Metropolitan excise
| laws
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OUR TERMS,

Daily RsEhisr per yeary - By nail Il .
six months, ...--. .
three months /" 80. 70
Tri-Weekiy Register. single copy, By mails : o.
... clHb Of Eve copies ~ d"
-, Ana . copy free 70 the gettsr up Of the club
NopkA1 haknters Sihgle eopy.....---....S
club Of hve..-........" ~
..r - 70" olnb Of ten ......... l. ~
fFee copy 80 the getter-up Of club u IsI.
kemHtspces fnr Qlpbs must bs made ct ~
time. bat additions may be made At any hmc =.
Club fatea After Che Club has been Raised pc
Nided-Af uH year's subscription IL taken.
Nancy hy Draft, Express or Registered 1T
tsrs may Be sent &c our risk. AddrcAs
b - LEWIS RAKER,
1yo Wheeling. West Virginia
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The unsolicited recommendations we receive
from all parts of the globe prove them to be just
exactly what we claim.
They are purely Vegetable;
7hSy IciA IHVigOrdte and Strengthen
They fOrtjty ne system against The erliegeets Of
TJIiohOLsSone WdteT; ... rH. ....,.
They lOiA cure Dyspepsia;
They tvii cure Heartburn; ."..l o. .r~.a
Theg triIl cure Headache; .. ,......|. 9
Thsy tciH cure Jdundice;
They teiu cure Sea SIeklesS;. sIf . ri.
They tcin cure General Debility:
They iciu create a healthy ppetis;
TAey contain no Poisonous Drug;
They ,eiH inUigorate the system Of digestion and
moderately increase the temperature Of tho
body; and the force Of the circulation, acting, in
fact as general corrObOrant of the system.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, january.
Flour firm. Wheat firm; No. 2 spring
held at 20; buyers offer Is. Oats QUIET.
Corn very firm with an upward ten
dency; sales at I l24a1 - on track.
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License Refused.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., January The
Board of Aldermen, refused 70 license
for exhibition Mrs. Liacoln's wardrobe
in this city.
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Adopted.

RICHMOND, Va, January 7.-Iu the
Convention to-day the first section OF
the billsof rights, declaring all men,
by nature. equally free and independ.
ent, was adopted.
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K0NKRlss. NAV 1854
.EkRsrs. GEO. @. HtlII,cI GCo. -.--

Messr& Geo. O. HubJcl d %. ......,,
Gents Having used only tive bottles of your
Golden Bitters, can recommend them with
the utmost confidence a. = tonic, particularly
for a change Of diet and water. 1t il "a well for
ladies' aud children, giving them part Of wine.
glass two or three times a day. -.....
Yours respectfully, -
100 GEO. G, BAKER