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mond, Davis, Doolittle, Price and Wer.
ninger-10. isfrs -
Mr.. WILSON then moved to strike
out Harrison and insert Kanawba.
YRAs-Messrs. Farnsworth (President),
APplegate, Burley, Chapline, Dix,
Drummond, Doolittle, Foster, Hoks,
humphreys, Leonard, Phelps, Ramsdell,
WiIsen' workman and Young-16.
NAYS - Messrs. Boreman, Gathers,
Dawson, Davis, Price and Werninger
Mr.. DAVIS then moved TO strike out
the words Charleston, in the county OF
kanawha, and insert in lieu Grafton,
in the county of Taylor.
fEAs-Messrs. Farnsworth (Presi-
dent), Applegate, Boreman, Gathers,
dawson, Drummond, Davis, Doolittle,
Hoke, Price and Werninger-11.
NAYs-Messrs. Burley, Chspline, Dix,
rosie, Humphreys, Leonard, Phelps,
Ramsdell, Wilson, Workman and Young
III.
Mr.. DRUMMOND moved to strike out
Charleston, in the county of Kanawha,
and insert Bealington, in the county
of Barbour.
YEAs-Messrs. Farnsworth (Presi-
dentl, Boreman, Burley, Gathers, Daw-
son, Drummond, Davis, Doolittle, Hoke,
Price, Werninger and Young-12.
NAYs-Messrs. Applegate, Chapline,
Dix, Foster, Humphreys, Leonard,
Phelps, Ramsdell, Wilson and Wsrk-
man-l0.
So the amendment was adopted.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The special order, being the Capital
bill, was taken up.
The Senate refused to go into COM
mittee of the Whole.
YEAs-Messrs. Chapline, Drummond,
Davis, Doolittle, Foster, Hoke, Hum
phreys, Leonard, Ramsdell and Young
10.
NAYS-Messrs. Farnsworth (Presi-
dent), Applegate, Boreman, Burley,
Gathers, Dix, Dawson, Price, Werninger,
Wilson and Workman-ll.
Mr.. DRUMMOND moved to lay the bill
ON the table.
YEAs-Messrs. Farnsworth (Presi-
dent), Applegate, Boreman, Burley,
Gathers, Dix, Dawson, Drummond,
Price, Werninger, Wilson and Work
man-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Chapline, Davis, Doc
little, Foster, Hoke, Humphreys, Leon
ard, Ramsdell and Young-9.
So the bill was tabled.
On motion of Mr.. BURLEY,
Resolred, That the Judiciary commit
tee inquire into the expediency of pro-
viding for re-assessing 45 acres of land
in Marshall county, belonging to Samuel
Aiken and James McMurry.
On melton of Mr.. PHELPS, the Sen.
ate bill permanently locating the seat
Of government, was taken from the ia.
BILE.
Mr.. YOUNG moved to fill the first
blank with Charleston.
Pending the consideration of which,
3 o'clock p. NJ. having arrived, the spe,
cial order, being the House bill locating
the Capital at Parkersburg, was taken
Mr.. FOREMAN. offered substitute
with the same title.
Mr.. DAVIS moved to strike out of the
Sd line of section of said substitute
the word Clarksburg and insert the
word Grafton.
Mr.. RAMSDELL demanded a division
of the question.
On the motion to strike out, Mr.. Ia
Wis demanded the yeas and nays.
YEAs-Messrs. Chapline, Gathers, Ds
Wis, Doolittle, Foster, Hoke, Leonard
Phelps, Ramsdell and Young.-10
NAYs-Messrs. Farnsworth, (Presi
dent) Applegate, Boreman, Burley, Dix
Dawson, Dr1mmond, Humphreys, Price
Werninger, Wilson and Workman.-1s
Mr.. WORKMAN moved to strike out
Clarksburg and insert Charleston.
YEAs-Messrs. Farnsworth (Presi.
dent), Applegate, Dix, Foster, Hoke
Humphreys, Leonard, Phelps, Rams
dell, Wilson, Workman and fouIg-l2
NAYS Messrs. Boreman, Barley
Chapline, Gathers, Dawson, Drum
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1t is a curious and significant fact
that while Mr.. CUSHING was securing
on behalf of the Colombian Government
the right of making canal across the
Isthmus of Panama, Senior AVON, of
Nicaragua, was arranging with NAro-
leon LII the conditions of French
canal through that State by way of the
San Juan River and its great lake-a
project which the Emperor has long ad-
vocated and set his heart on. In the
Inauguration and prosecution Of these
works there will be a fair opportunity
for comparing and contrasting Ameri-
can and French enterprise.
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WHEN Mrs. Senator Patterson found
herself the "first lady in the land,T she
made this remark, which has been the
key note of the feminine department OF
the White House from that eventual
daJ to the present time: eve are plain
people, from the mountains of Tennes-
see, called here for short time by a
national calamity; / trust 800 much
will not be expected Of usP When An
ma Surratt threw herself PROSTATE upon
the floor of one of the ante-rooms of the
White House, begging piteously to see
Mrs. Patterson, she said: Tell the girl
she has my sympathy, my tears, but |
have no more right to speak than the
servants of the White House" When
the pardon brokers7 trailed their Shiny
leugths eyerywhere about the mausion,
they never dared cross certain en-
chanted pathway, aud the faces Of any
lobbyist set in this direction has al
ways brought up in the end against a
stone wall.-Hdsh. Correspondent.
II was not so in Mrs. Lincoln's time.
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Washington Correspondent Pittsburgh Com
mercal February 23.
The Tenure of Once Act.

The Tenure of Once Act.
The Senate to-day, by the decided
vote of Ia to SO, refused to take up the bill
relative to the tenure of office act. The
only Republicans who voted to take it
up were Warner, Kellogg, Robertson
and Morton, while Ferry, Fessenden,
Grimes and Morgan were present but
did not vote. There is good deal OF
feeling about this action and that taken
Yesterday in caucus. Some of the Sen
ators who voted in caucus for Pom
eroy's resolution pOstponing the bill to
next session say they supported the
original act on principle, believing it
within the Constitution and expedient
for all time, and that they will not
now, under any circumstances, 60
for its repeal, though they
intend to confirm all of General Grants
nominations, and they hold that the re-
fusal to repeal is no more distrust of him
on thdir part than the desire to have it
repealed is distrust Of the Senate. 9th
ers say they will vote for repeal or such
modification as will be satisfactory to
General Grant after his inauguration,
but can't do it now because they don't
intend to give Mr.. johnson a chance to
slap them in the face by pointing out
that he had always held the act an un-
wise one, which they now confessed,
and they add that the country is just as
unreasonable now in demanding the
immediate repeal as it was when it in
sisted with such vehemence on turning
ont Mr.. johnson, because of his action
about Mr.. Stanton. This latter class
of men say it will be very
easy, after the new Senators of
the next Congress take their seats,
to meet the assumed views Of General
Grant, and that measures to that end
will be taken within a week after his
Inauguration. There is another class
which believes the original act will
neither be repealed nor modified. The
seven Republicans who voted against
impeachment are all for the repeal, and
the sooner the better, while those most
strenuous against repeal were most ar
dent among the impeachers. Nearly
everybody seems to admit that the law
has in many respects worked bad,
though some claim that but for ii Sey-
mour would have been elected last fall
But they think that with such modifi
cations as are proposed in the Senate
bill, and the political harmony between
Congress and the President, things will
move on without serious friction, and
the law will prove to be both wise and
expedient.
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NAlRsknD Diamonds.

Some unprincipled parties in this city,
says the New York Tribune of the 22d
instant, have been swindling people
from the country by pretending to sell
them ALASKA diamonds" which they
represent in their advertisements to be
equal to the real diamond. In their ad.
vertisements they state that when for
warding them au order it is necessary
to enclose ring, to enable them to Sc
lect one of the proper size, When they
receive an order containing size ring,
if the ring is of any value, they retain
it and send the ALASKA diamond ring,
the price of which is collected on deliv-
cry. 4 case Of the kind occurred few
days since, where lady, seeing enc Of
their advertisements, sent the "firm"
twelve dollars, and q gold ring for a
specimen of the size wanted. She re-
ceived the diamond" ring, worth,
probably, twenty-five cents, but not
the one she had sent them, which she
valued at five or six dollars; and as she
did not care to lose it, she wrote on to
the "frm," and receiving no reply to
her communication, wrote to other and
responsible parties, who, after making
diligent search and inquiry, came to
the very reasonable conclusion that
"Messrs. Monroe & Co., NJ. 1875 Broad
way, importers of jewelry,' were q
myth, as no such firm could be found
at the place designated. No doubt
they had hired an office at the above
mentioned plumber, and after this ex-
posure has been forgotten by the public
will turn upiu some other part of the
city, and under some other name, circu-
late through the country advertise
ments, in which they will offer tempt
ing bats, and those who are green
enough to bite at the hook will have the
same old story to tell us. There is a
firm in Hartford, Connecticut, which
has been advertising in one of the lead
ing New York weeklies their extensive
collection of Alaska diamonds" There
is no such article known among dealers
as the Alaska diamond" and the sole
object of those who advertise them IS TO
swindle the unsuspecting public.
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Hon. James Thompson,

HVN' "VH'to a LNVHtpoVNJ
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April y, 1866.
II consider HOafands German Bitters' a
Udludbls medicine in case Of attacks Of Indiges
tion or Dyspepsia l can certify this from my
experience of IL.
YOHrs with respect
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rer. Joseph II. KeHHard, D. d.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phila-
delphia.
Dr. Jdetson-Dear Sir: have been frequent
ly requested 10 connect my name with recon
mendatiOBs Of different kinds Of medicines bnt
regarding the practice as ont Of my appropriate
sphere, I have in all cases declined; but WIN
clear proof in variOus instances, and aftlc
ly in my own family, Of the use Of Dr. HoohAnd
German Ritters. depart for once from my uslAl
course, To express my full conviction that J."
general debiIity II he slystsHt dnd sFpS5'd0gJoT
Lirer Complaint u IL a safe and sGiufbS Prspa-
ration. In some cases IL may fail bot usually,
1 doubt not. il viii be yerT bsnehcpaI TO those
who suffer from the above canses.
Yours, very respectfully
Eizhth. below Coates 81.
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From the National Intelligencer.I


There is nothing which tends more to
demoralize a people than system of
test oaths, as any man with grain of
intelligence can readily see. 1t is indis-
pensable to a reformation of public
morals to abolish them utterly and en-
tirely. 1t is hard to say whether they
degrade most those who take them
wrongfully, or the bigots who impose
them. In every sense and aspect they
are corrupting. The Congressional par
don business, based on reoOmmendation
from Radical county and State commit
tees, are also fruitful source of corrHp-
tioH. We have nothing to allege
against the committees of Congress, but
we believe any of the local Republican
committees could be bought for fifty
dollars to put anybody through on the
express loyal line.
We hope ere long to see Senator Fer
ry's bill adopted, and this whole vile
system swept away. Below will be
found some judicious observations from
the Lynchburg Republican on the sub.
ject: HfssaTak - 81 10
THE OATH MANIA.
SIN conversation had with an intelli-
gent army officer the other day, he teok
occasion to express his repuguance to
the multiplication of those searching
test .oaths ordained by Congress, and
made applicable to the incumbeDts Of
all Offices State as well as Federal. He
took the ground-altogether tenable, as
we think-that their tendency is to de-
stroy the sanctity of an oath. He cited
the fact that nobody had been prosecu-
ted for false swearing ia this regard, al
though there is good reason to believe
that many men have been induced, by
the bait held out to office-seekers, to
stretch their consciences, and take SOL
emn oaths with mental reservation.
"Our observation has brought us to
the same conclusion, and we are fully
convinced that the whole system is de-
moralizing to the last degree. We have
known men to take the iron clad oath,
as it is called, who could not in the fear
of God, and with an enlightened con-
science, take it. They have done this,
either from total ignorance of all that isl
implied in the words aid and comfort,
in the connection wherein they stand in
the oath; from moral obtuseness with
respect to the sanctity of an oath; or
with mental reservation founded in
the idea--which is, alas too prevalent
that an oath that is extra.judicial is
not binding on the conscience. We
pity the man who can reconcile these
views with a sense of propriety, and
thus acquit his conscience before God
and men,"
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Now that Mrs. SURRATT, choked to
death by the Government, has been
buried in consecrated ground, Congress
should make all haste to enact penal
law against the planting of a flower
above her dust.
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ton from the lawyers test oath. Re
fused to engross.)
House bill legalizing the election of
township officers of Summerville and
Wilderness townships, Nicholas county.
Adjourned.
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Why Not

If the author of the communication
handed in yesterday, in relation 10
"The City Superintendency" Will call
at this office he will learn our reasons
for declining to publish his production.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CH

WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either Of these
remedies They will cure every case Of MA.
RASMUS, without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated
in the hands Of the proprietor, but space will
allow of the publication OF but q few. Those
IL will be observed, are men of note, and OF such
Standing that Lhey must be believed
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T e S TIM NAL
Hon. Gen. II. Uoodirnrd.

Hon. Geo. IT. UoodtCdrd,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pa
writes:
Philadelphia March TO- 1867.
'"I find HoofaBd's German Btters Is n good
tonic useful in diseases OF the digestive organs
and OF great benefit in cases OF debility, and
want Of nervous action In the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. w. WOODWARD. .
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Fire

RocHEsTER, February 2i.-G. W.
Crouch 4 Co.'s saw mill on the south
side of Paul street, was destroyed BY fire
last night. Loss, $4,000, Insurance,
$4,000, "r
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Apatent for a. snoring preventive
has been applied fer. 1t consists IN
the application of a clothes-pin to the
nose. b lttjt
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W'hsslins gssistsr
MISUNDERSTANDING 25.

The Capital Qaession in the Senate.
The Senate considered the Capital
question yesterday afternoon. As may
be seen from our legislative reports, no
practical result was reached.
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NOTICE,

1t is a well established fact that fully one
half of the female portion of our population are
seldom in the enjoyment Of good health or, To
use their own expression, never feel well"
They are langud devoid of all energy, extreme.
" nervous and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BIrTERS, or the
TONIC, is especially recommended.
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Hoohand's German Bitters,
AND
HOOhand'S German Tonic.

PREPARED BY DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thirty.fve years since they were first intro.
duced into this country from Germany, during
which time thew have undoubtedly performed
more cures and benefited suffering humanity
TO a greater extent, than any other remedies
known to the public.
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These remedies will eTectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chrsnic Diarrhea, Disease
of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a
DisoIdered Liver, Stomach or Intestine.
DEBILITY,
Reaulting from any Cause whatever;
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard.
ship, Exposure, Fevers, &c.
There IL no medicine sztant equal % theoo
remedies in such cases. A tone and vigor is
impaired to the whole system, the appetite il
strengthened food is enjoyed, the stomach di.
gcsts properly, the blood is purified. the com.
plcxiOn becomes sound aud healthy, the yellow
tinge is eradicated from tho eyes, bloom is
given TO the cheeks and the weak and nervous
invalid becomes strong and healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant ills will find
in the use of this BITTERS, or the TONIC. an
elixir that will instil new life into their veins.
restore I'm n measure the energy and ardor Of
moro youthful days, build up their shrunken
forms, and give health and happiness In their
remaining years.
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From Rer. Z. D. FendaH

From Rer. z. D. FenddH
4 assistant Editor, ChratII Pkilada
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoofands German Bittsrs and feel II mt priv.
iIege 10 recommend them as a most valuable
tonic, 20 all who are suffering from gonstal de-
bility, or from diseases arisiHg from deranZe-
ment Of the liver.
Yours, truly, Z. D. FESDALL.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R.

NN AND AFTER DECEMBER
~ 10Th, I5Gs, Trains will run a. fOllowsG
ENpress. ETpreEs-
I've Bridgeport G.lOam 4O0pm
" Steubenyillo 7.2J am BOG pm
" WellsviHe.-. s:5J am s:lj pm
Alliance. ll:lOam SO pm
Arr Cleveland. 2:OOpm 500 pm
CTostliue.--. 44jpm lO.l0pm
Fort Wayne. 1905 am $50 am
Chicago. 100 an lU:ija
' Pittsburgh. ll:O9 am 6:iJ pm
Harrisburg. iO.jDpm S.jjAm
" Baltimore. 23D an 9.5DAm
" Washington. 5:lJ AN l2:3 pm
Philadelphia $40 am 1900 m
" NewYOrk VIA
Allentown. G.IJa l22Jpm
" SewYOrk via
Philadelphia. 6:j0an l20pm
Tickets 70 all principal points in the East and
West can be procured al the onion Office In Nc
Lure House and a. the station at Bridgeport
Y. r MYERS,
jaBlI General Ticket Agent
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. GIBSON, of Preston A bill
authorizing the trustees of Preston
Academy to sell and convey their prop
erty in the town of Kingwood.
By Mr.. CORE: A bill authorizing
taxes enormously assessed against
Solomon Harper, of Ritchie county,
to be refunded.
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WHEELING, November 18th, isos.
DAssRNGRRT WILL Run
/ By tho following schedule on and after the
5Jth day OF November, I5S5-W Wheeling time
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAsr-LEAvZs wBT-LEAyEs
" daily IIi5ta AZ b. sooAn dailyat.... A2sEN
Camsron...-. 7.3j PairmOnt..-. 5.2j
NannIn gt0n Dis MAnnin gtOn C.l5
Fairmout ...Iy.D1 Cameron..... 1.J5
AEMviyG At ARMYIyg AT
Graftsn at llb " Wheeling az. DID Z"
Sundays excepted Sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIg.
EAsT-LZAyRs WIT. VIA c. o. n.
Wheeling Leave wheeling
daily at ..ID.5gLN. daily 1T. 37DP.x.
GREIyLs At BsIlAiF....... so
Grafton...-.. 40 Pm. ARRIyEs AT
Cum nberiznd- 1914 Cambridge. 1.35 d"
Hzrper's Fry 2.5s 4 n. ZHnesvilie. s.65 "
Baltimore -. 6.55 " Newark .....Io.f5
washtnCity 30 's COlunbss .I2iO A. v.
Except Sunday. ETcsVt Sunday.
FAST LIE.
EAsT-LEAyLs WEST. VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves WheslinE
daily Al. .... 50Ez daily At. 9-5AE
, AEKTVEs AT BellAir.......l0stJ T"
Grafton -. .l0sO0P n. 1KIlvEs At
Cumbsrlanh.. 3sOLH. lCamb5dge..- iIsF.h "
HarpeTsbry 10 Laglssshls--- -
winchester. 80. EeWaI6 ..-.. 10
Baltinore Ike q Coluzbus-... RS
Wzsh n City .I2.2S P.H
MAIL TEAM
EAsr-LEIyys WEsT, VIA c. o. ..
Wbsaiia1 Leaves Wheeling
DALI 1t. psz5EL daily At 5tgA.E
ARzryEs At BsllAir.-.-.-- SoO
Grzft0a.-.... I'D 4 n 1EaVFo ~ -
PArkerskurg .ll:i9 A." Canbr1dgo.'. ~ ~ =
Gun ksriznd. 80 Z" Zznesyils- ~ ~ o.
HaFDer's Fry12 foP. r. ssEark ,.---is -iiSSSp.n
Hagsrst0Wn-. 80. Coiun, - - Naa-
vTasb'fBCJtv cfo days sIoepsef'
Baltimore 80. Hf5 %
Sundays excepted. g.. -,,to ,o.n.r.so,.,
Ir@aas o. -. - .-.Ius f0r Philadelphia SsH
80 = - 49, AZ Relay Ho1ss, ia WEsis-
=, -, CT. f0r al D0tHts Sy1ia-
- t.S.-.i I,bio trains IBaks direct connection ~
r,If,--.I,1. fgr al poiuIs West and SOrthvesr
% Al principal poinz can b. psoessrsd
. JOHN L. wnSOy.
N4stsE Of TrzaspOrtAiL0n, BaltimOIs.
z I. UEyRLES,
n0v3o General Agent, WhesiinG
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.MEs PAUL.
.NlEL LAMB JAMES PAUL.
LAMB & PAUL.,

"A ING, WEST VA, will practice in the
courts Of Ohio County and adjoining Counties.
Office on East side Of Fourth Street, near the
Court House. Octl0
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The sufferer from these diseases should exer.
else the greatest caution in the selection of q
remedy for his case, purchasing only that which
he is assured from his Investigations and inqui.
ries, possesses true merit is skilfully com.
pounded, is free from injurious Ingredients and
has established for itself reputation for the
cure of these diseases. In this connection, we
would submit these wellknow remslies-
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BILLS REPORTED.

By Mr.. ALLISON, from the committee
on Education: A bill creating an inde-
pendent school district in Hancock
county.
By Mr.. SMITH, of Morgan, from the
committee on Counties, &C.: A bill to
amend the charter of the town of Eli "a
beth, in the county of Writ.
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p X IC II -.

hoot4nds German Eit.ers, per bottle, 81 %
half d0Esn . o.
hnonands Germ IN Tonic. plt up in quart bot
ties 81 - per bottle, OF half dozen for 81 30.
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CAITION.

Hoohznds German Bittens are counterfeftsd
See that the signature Of &. n JACKSON IL
on the wrapper Of each bottle. All others are
counterfeit.
Principal Once aud Mandatory A the Ger.
man Medicine Store, No. G3i ARCH Street
Philadelphia, Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
FORMERLY c. ". JACK9OY z 90.
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FDe not forget 70 examine vel the zrti-
els you buy, In order TO get the genuine.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, November esth, isos.
DAssRNGRR RTRAINs WILL Run
i by tho following schedule on and after the
3Oth day Of November. l5S5-W WheolinE time
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.