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CAUTION.
GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

In order to guard against dangerous impositions the
puoc are requested to take especial of bcaut
engraved prorrIeor stamp, through which the Govern.
ment Of the United States officially autlentcates every
bottle Of HoSTETTER'S BITTERS. This shield thrown
by the Government over the proprieors and the public,
for their joint protection is placed conspcuousy across
the cork and the neck each bottle and cannot
to strike the eye of tn" casual observer Moth
ing that purports to be H0STETTERS BITTERS can be
genuine unless the stamp is there.
1t is also proper to state that the BITTERS are sold ox
crsvey in glass and never, under any circumstances
by the gallon barrel. Imposters and limitations are
abroad and the oay safeguard the public have agains
them is see that the
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
.Pl ClFlG MAIL STEAMsHI? CO.'S
STEAMSHIPS FOR
KEW YORK, jlPlY AID CHIll.
WILL BE DIsPATCuED KS E0ILnWs

WILL BE DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS.
SFff7s Leaves wharf Corner OF First
ss1Ebs and BkANNAN STREETS, at II O'clock. q NJ
0i the ieiioWag dates, for PANAMA -conneciinr yia
ranana haroad with one Of the C,mpany's splendid
steamers from ASPiNWALI. for NEW YORK
On the 9th, llth 22d and 30,h of aaI u month
o.FelS IelVIng San Francisco the 4tL ana 3ot touch
III r: Nahzathlo: All touch 1T Acapulco.
and Australia ~ '9''9' '''"i-'''
Departure Of the expected connect with the French
h1alS''i i'Hic Cos steamer for st. NaZaire
departure ofthe 9Th 2 xpectc th tbe
teish steamer for Australia, Southampton aud south
Aerica and T. K. r. Co.'S steamer for Central America
Through tickets can be obtained.
STEAMERS E7OEi JANUARY, 1869.
The following steamships will dispatched On dates as
given below
JaLuary 22-CcNsTITUTI0N. Capt VIM IT, Hudson.
connecting with HENRY CHAUACEY, Capt Coluor.
January "0-G0LDEN CITY, Capt VIM f. Ia,,dgc
connecting with ARIZONA. Capt. Maury.
Passengers bertled through Baggage caccked through
loo pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon board. Medicine and
| tendance free.
These will positively sail al II o'clock Pas
sengers are requested to have their baggage board be-
tore 10 O'Clock.
Through tickets for liverpool by the Cdnard. Inmsn
and National Steamship Lines he obtained at Office
of z. NJ s s Co. San francisco, where may also be OBJ
aiued orders or from liverpool or SIuthamrtn1
to san Francisco. either by Of New York or ST Thom
asif desired amount of Gl0 10 f2o viii be advau~
Iured identify themselves the agents in England.
For Merchandise and Freight for New York and way
ports, apply to Nessrs !" Ellis. fAK~o CD;
lay prior - the steamers departure.
For Yokohama, Hanskong aud SianSh hae. steamship
JAPAN. Capt. Lane. sli be Dispatched en- February.
!. 1869, j NJ. connecting at nokoana with Costa
Fer and al ether rsprInation apply At the Pa
ciic Mail Stcsnsp Cos uice Of ahJ
IS oldvfl GLBRIIGE. Agent.
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Ladies in delicate Health will
find EsOstfefcr'S Stomach, Esitters

wonderfully adapted to the relief of the difficulties
which they are subjected. The preparatonin of
this Kind has double operation 1t only controls the
local irregularities which occasion the distress but act
ing simultaneously upon the whole system checks
the tendency to hysteria and dsponcncy which almost
always accomanies such disturbances
Sickly wives and mothers advised to give the mel
cine trial They earnestly assured that contains
no ingredient that can possibly do harm the fees
OF their rumer. while it undoubtedly inv
Grating principle which their systems require
Let them beware of the cordial drops nctures
ten prescribed for invalid ladies All these medcns are
mainly composed ofcommon alcohol. and are therefore
injurious The liquors ORDINARILY given onics still
worse, being all detcrorated with poisonous drugs
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
Appctizing Properties OF the
Esift4YS

medicine that excites appetite without promoting di-
geston is always injurious Its effect impose task
on te stomach which unable to perform and the result
chronic arrangement of that organ and dcpcn
dents-the liver and bowels. The oncratnn of
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
E1oSfetfcr,S Ekitfcrs

Is very different from this. The deveopes
appetite and nvgoratcs and energzes the digestive pow
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

4 BEAurIFuL AND ACCOMPLISHED CouN-
rEss OF the Island Of Cuba in a letter to a
friend in New York City: "ln huying the
FLORIDA WATER Cor me, be sure to get the
Murray & Lanman's. | have rried various
others, but found them much inferior in every
way.
nay- 1t is true that unprincipled men have
counterfeited this great perfume. Therefore.
buyers should always ask for the Florida
Water prepared by the sole proprietorS. Lam
man & Kemp, New York. JAS.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

SeRE EYES AND RUNNING EARS are the sure
indications Of scrofulous blood and humors.
Tho poison must b. neutralized and rurged
out OF the system, If youhope to be cured. No
time Is 10 be lost. Take BriStol's SarSaparilla
and Pills; they will not d;sappont you.
Rely upoa them. Use them freely. as direct
ed, and in few weeks every vestige Of the
disease will disappear. 514.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
DIRECTORS
REASONS FOR INSURING IN THE
PACIFIC
Mutual Life ENSs,rance Company

Of California;,
Firss.-The rates Of interest larger kere than In
the Eastern States Europe Consequently the Profits
and Dividends accruns to the Insured will be proportions
ately increased.
Secous..-An policies issued by this Company and
the proceeds thereof exempt from Execution 10y the
laws Of Calfornia-TuE ONLY STATE IN THE UNION
that provides for this Exemption.
Th;rd.-polices issued 10y this Company NON.
FORFEITABLE, and ALL PROFITS are divided among
the insured.
E- Policies will be made payable in Gold Currency
as the applicant may elect to pay his Premiums
SClIREIBER & HOWELL, Gen1 Agts.
sACEANENTO.
del9-Sm WM. A. DAVIES, State Agent.
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~! tlIo " All UrCT- lsf<.
losrsrFrn s,nrn Co. Asts for Pacific Coast ocal sn,


Es- Medtcal Advtcc.-DB. WM. X D0!IEKTY'S
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming SINE crl NoS
te the welfare of our State and health our cltyep.
ana ms rapidly spreading reputation, aithoug may ex-
cite surprise. Is but the signal OF skill and follows as the
natural effect c such We are pc-SNt,,llv ar
qnaInted with gentlemen who have suffered for wears
der chronic disease and who had taken Of Eyer,
available means that promised relief, bat thut sccs
until they they called upon r. DGherty Who IN AZ incrc
holy short space Of time, has given them cnr, raijcr I.
Is gratifying to announce this fact, because the
Gentleman who seeks, not by defamation Of otIprs =. .
abiish s reputation OF Ia rear the supersruct,r m ts
own upon the rum Of au0thor's fame The Duc,r Go,
ducts hs Institute in such manner that must r,tf
ing 20 all hls patients. lie examines a,'v scs a,,d r.
meh"s without charge and the patient after hearing l
terms for treatment acccp reject at pleasure Ia
no case does the Doctor make a charge unless hn lt
cure ihiS he Is able - do, because he feel, e r6
dcnce Whieh l"pC experience has given and no IA NIT ti
consolation which aFperains to that ,eaideuce Persons
a%ted "iih either accute chronic disease v,nIJ ia
well To consult Che Doctor; at all events tcan hor
AS LOT consultation lie asks fee; nor does he insist an
10 ms ttNiee unless the patient places himssd
under his care His Offices are on ezra t o,, - ~
P"s'te 'he i@cthc Mail Steamship oGice.-S F. NEws
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
VEGETABLE REMEDIES.

1T Is DIFFICULT To ACCOUNT FOR THE PERVER-
Il sity Of in digging deep nto the bowels OF the
earth search ef curateS when all the best and safest
antiotes disease grow upon the surface. The inspired
writers who supposed tohave derived their knowl
edge directly the fountain of all Truth, recommend
Cd none other than vegetable remedies. The tree we
told. ''was made for the healing Of the nations
When King David languisted. it the ''Bam of6il-
cad that renewed his strength pcuce of figs " cur
ed the sick IIezekiah oil expressed from the Syrian
olive) poured into the hurts of the wounded man by
the way-sde; Hysscp, myrrh and slices purgatves
Of the prophetic and the pure emented juice OF the
grape (wines had then been aiulterae taken to
Timothy for his sionlacs sake fthe well as
the had been made for the healing the nations is it
likely that the % Mercury would have been
hidden from the patriarchs'
The nstiocts Of the brute creation teach them how to
doctor themselves. aud they invariably stick
BLE MEDIC The goose, when bitten by deadly
serpent, eats Of certain herb. and thereby neutrazcs
the virus injected into veins the sick dog grass
and many other animals guided by that faculty which
them in the place of find balsam their
injuries and aments in the woods aud fields.
These indications that the Vegetable Kingdom the
true Natera Medca corroboated by daily experience
and the time far distant when this fact will be uni
versally admitted.
Without di>paragcment to other botanical remedies it
may be fairly claimed that the combination Of vegetable
preventives and rcstorati,es in
HOSTETTER'S s STONiCH BTTTERS
Entitle the preparation high place among the speci
contributed of their hygean prodlce its extraor
iinorN
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

KEEPING PACE WITH THE TIMES.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
PreSerVative Medicine:

In other words, Its effect is To PRESERVE THE PHYS
lCAL POWERS IN THEIR FULL vIGoR beyond that
period when untsssed nature begins succunb TO the
canker OF decay As stomschic, it is altogether the
best sknown. Its depurave tendency particularly evil
dent in bilious which purge the blood
Of supcrfuou bile and that cearness of complex
ion which only coexist with a healthy circulation
Certainly thercis advertised tonic corrective which
completely vindica;cs the efficacy botanical treat
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
SPE C!AL NOTICES.

"a Aliens Original nuI Gen iuc Ncrvc
nnd Es0nc e.inimCnt.-The Nerve and ono Iini-
ment originated by Geo NJ Allen. in the year 1884
and has lived entirely its merits without the aid
advertisements but owing to the many counterfeit and
worthless articles called Nerve and Bone Lint. upon
the market has induced the proprictors To advertise it,
Many ccrt!hcates of leading citizens who have
constantly Keep II in their houses, great ally
elN could be added tn the advertisement. bUt knowing
the many virtues Of Aliens Nerve and uiHeut and
that one Application will satisfy any of its beneficial
effects. deem unnecessary bring the before
the pubic Aliens Nerve and Bone I.iuimcut does not
effect cure in minute hut acts upon the Nerve and the
Bone oi the patient hy its penetrating properties when
used according ia the directions each bottle
gives strength to the parts affected aud thus acts ~
an agent IN helping nature 10 restore the diseased parts 10
health. 1t Is also Invaluable ia all diseases Of orscs
he sure To call for Aer's original and genuine Nerve
ana Bone linmcnt all others worthless counercits
and sHould not be tolerated by the public.
ALLEN Co, Prcrrictors
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SENATOR Authorization. Henry b

SENATOR Authorization. Henry Is.
Anthony, who has been chosen TO the
honorary Office of President pro tenn OF
the United States Senate, has repre-
scented Rhode Island i'll the Senate since
1859, having been reelected in 1863 for
the term ending in 1871. He was Gov
ernor of Rhode Island for two terms,
having been first chosen in 1919 and re-
elected in 1850. He is a graduate OF
Brown University, and is now fifty five
wears old is Il man OF handsome per-
son and fine presence, hair and beard
irOn-grey and features regular and
pleasing. lie is and has been many
y"nrs o. q of the editors and proprietors
OF the Providence Journal, one of the
mast ably edited papers in New Eng
land. On account of his practical
Knowledge of tho topographic art and
matters pertaining thereto he has been
for several years chairman Ofthe Senate
Committee on Printing, and recently
made very able report on the subject
of printing the Congressional debates.
lie has also been on other important
committees and has been one of the
working members of the Senate. 1t is
somewhat of IL coincidence that all
three of the presiding officers in Con-
;ress are newspaper men-Mr. Speaker
Blaine, Mr.. Vice President ColGax, Mr..
President pro tcmpOrc Anthony. In
England this profession is classed as
the Fourth estate" but in this country
it may fairly claim to be at least the
stepping stone to the first.
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age.

Farmers, Families and Others can pur-
chase no remedy equal to DIR. Tobias Vene.
tan LinIment for dysentery, collie, Group,
chronic rheumatism, sore throat, toothache,
sea.sIckneSS, cuts, burns, swellings; bruises,
old sores, headache, mosquito bites, palms in
tho limbs, chest, back. etc. If it does not
give relief, the money will be refunded. All
that is asked Is a trial, and use 1t according
to the directions.
DR. ToBIAs-Dcar Sir:-I have used yonr
Venetian linimsnt IN my family for
number of years, and believe 1t to be the best
article for what it is recommended that 1
have ever used. For sudden attack OF Group
it is invaluable. have no hesitation in re-
commencing it for all the uses it processes 10
cure. have sold 1t for many years, and 1t
gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. H. TRIMMER.
QIakertOtCn, N. j., AfGy s, 1858.
Sold by the Druggists. Price so cents and
81. Depot, 10 Park Place. febls-3md&w
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ran northeast and southwest hundred
miles, in which there is metal enough
to last all the furnaces of the country
any length of time you please. Here
it lies and has lain for centuries useless
and dormant, awaiting the death OF
slavery, the resurrection of the South
and the unification OF the great Ameri~
can people. The time Is coming, and 10
near at hand, when old Vulcan will
light fires amid these mountain ranges
that will never go out, and when the
trip-hammers ofthe neurological Thor
will chime with the bells of factories,
churches and school houses. or this
there can be no doubt. When 1 see
such boundlesS accumulation or
latent wealth can read with higher
appreciation what Grant has just said
about our illimitRble national resources.
And this puts me In mind or what 1
once heard the General say in Wheel
ing. That in a few years, perhaps
ten, scarcely q scar of the late war
would be visible In the South. AL
ready she has passed the nadir of her
depression, henceforth she ascends to
the zenith.
III had time and space would try 10
go more into particulars concerning
this mineral wealth. But perhaps such
technicalities would Interest only por-
ton of your readers. 1 will therefore
not speak in detail OF the "ibrous
brown hematites" or the "fossiliferous
red hematites" that we have visited
and examined in this county and the
county OF Jefferson adjoining. shall
content myself with bringing home
few specimens of each for the inspection
OF those whom such articles more near
ly concern and interest. Valuable as
such deposits are their value in this age
of development and competition de-
pend OF course on their accessibility and
on the cheapness with which their man
ufactured product can be transported
to the great markets. Imagine for in
stance what Chapline hill would ba
worth full OF sixty per cent ore, close
as it is to yourinail mills. Put it down
here however,an it becomes as the phil
osophic Teuton remarked, "sometings
different" But wait for the wagOn-the
locomotive-the modern forerunner OF
civilization, population, wealth, luxury,
refinement, and everything else, and,
presto, what a change will come to
these people in ever so many particu-
lars. Calhoun will no longer be
prophet among them, nor Yancey
canonized saint. The blood stained here
sizes that they taught will moulder into
oblivion with their bones and in twenty
years no man will call their memory
blessed. G.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b dated the 21st day OF October, 1850, exc
trustee, and James T. Caldwell and WIFE
and recorded in Vol. So, page 1871, In the
Clerks office OF Ohio County, 1 will sell AT
Saturday, tho Tenth uOth) day Of
April next,
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, the following
described property mentioned In said Deed
Ohio County, State of West Virginia, 10 wit :
Lots rs, g. %, 2S. 5S, Is, Is, So 90, in Joseph
Caldwell'S addition to the City OF Wheeling.
purtenances TO the same belonging or aPPer-
tRining,
Terms made known on day of sale.
The title TO the above property Is believed
to be good. Selling as Trustee will only
convey such title as Il vested in me by said
Deed of Trust.
ar8-eodts s. BRADY, Trustee.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
rhc Experience OF a Couple of wheel
ing Travellers In Alabama.
To the Editor of the Intelligencel:

ing Travellers In Alabama.
To the Editor OF the IntelIigencel:
SHELBY Co., ALA, March 6, 1869.
In compliance with your wish, 1 VEN
ture to send you few lines touching
the travels of my friend w and my
self in these parts. "Nenture" is the
proper word TO use, for what can man
saw that he feels sure OF with so short
an experience AS we have had? The
Southern people complain that they
have been greatly misrepresented to the
North since the war, owing to newspa-
per statements OF partisan character.
Correspondents, new and fresh as our
selves, travel among them and send OF
letters manufactured, perhaps, TO order,
and such letters form public opinion
wherever they are printed. These COM
Dlaints have, no doubt, some founda-
lion, but how much shall not under
taketo decide.
The political situation here now, as
compared with what 1t was year or
two since, has doubtless materially
changed. The policy of Congress has not
south to-day, but on the events and
manifestations of 1866 and 1867, at the
time when Andrew johnson was firing
The Southern heart anew, and when
men were :shot att I'M Mobile while
making speeches. and conventions were
mobbed in New Orleans. fancy wnen
Congress put johnson down it quelled
at the same time and by the same act
the reactionary spirit that he was e1clt-
ing throughout the South. l give Con-
Hress the credit for the new reSime-for
having secured, in other words, to these
people and TO all sojourners among
theIn the logical results OF the war.
And those logical results are all the
freedom of opinion and expression en-
ioyed at the north, and no proscrip-
lion OF any kind on account OF
Union antecedents. Had Andrew
johnson overpowered Congress who
can say that things would have been a.
they are here day? For one, do
not believe they would have been any
thing like so desirable. AS it is, the
results alluded 10 have been secured,
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THE New York Times says that Mr..
Boutwell's appointment has been well
received in financial circles in that city.
The further appreciation of government
credit argues we'll Tor the future. On
all questions of finance the Times says
Mr. BoutweIrs record is sound; and it
is an important fact that he enters on
the administration OF the most impor-
tant department of the Government
with the full confidence of both Houses
OF Congress.
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AnOrdinance

Two AMEND THE SEVENTH SECTION
l. OF an or dlnauce entitled An Ordinance
In relation to the election, duties and fees
of tho Weigh master OF the City OF Wheel
Ing
Be it ordained by the Council OF the City
of Wheeling, that the seventh section OF an
ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance in rela-
ton to tho election, duties and fees OF the
WeIghmRster OF the City Of Wheeling" be
and Is hereby amended 80 DIS 10 read az fol-
lows:
SKC.7. The WeIehmaster shall be entitled
to demand and receive ~ a compensation for
his services tweut y-tive cents Tor every car
lond OF hay or other thing excepting coaD
weighed upon any OF the public scales OF the
city of a ton weight and upward, and eigh-
teen cents for Overy load Of less than a ton,
to be paid by the owner or possessor OF hay
or other thing, or the person requiring his
services. For Weighing coal he shall be al
lowed to charge such 10: as arc prescribed
in the NTH section OF an ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance supplementary to the Ordi-
nance entitled an ordinance in relation to
the election, duties and fees OF the Weigh
master OF the City OF Wheeling.
Passed Council March 9Th, 1869.
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An Ordinance

DEPEALING THE SIXTH SECTION OF
III an ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
supplementary to the ordinance entitled an
ordnance In relation to the election, duties
and fees OF the Welghmaster OF tho CITY OF
Wheeling.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of tho City
OF Wheeling, That the sixth section OF the
above entitled ordinance be and is hereby
repealed.
Passed Council March 9Th, 1859.
narl5.lf
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For Sale.

A FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"a win eight rooms, cellar, cistern, &C. III
good order-R desirable siiuation, at the
West We end Of Bridgeport Ohio, corner lot 20 by
1 aO IeeI. with good well, large barn with
gEanaT1es, &c, and lot ornamental witp
sn1fnooery, fruit trees, grapes, &C. Will he
SoA4 on easy terms. Apply TO
DIR. n. CAPEhART, bridgeport Ohio.
Or at Office of Sheridan Coal Works, Mar
ket 81: oPpo. Union ST., Wheeling, VIVA.
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An Ordinance

TTNO AMEND THE FOURTH SECTION OF
an ordinance III relation To the election,
duties and compensation OF the Overseer OF
the ChnlnganR.
SEQ. /. the said Overseer shall receive
such per diem out OF the City Treasury as
the Council may from time To time deter
mine.
Passed Council March I'd. 1869.
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show Shall L Recover MY Health -:

Show Shall Recover MY lAeRltn ~
This Is the mental question asked by the
sick, and after repeated failures. Have you
used BRAEDRETH'S PILLS? This Is a
medicine which simply "cleanses
the blood and every organ OF the body. This
"purgation" Is sure to restore your health, II
pursued in accordance with the printed d.
rections. One who has recovered his own
health by this means tells you to have eour-
age and do likewise. J. ]. Cook, publisher
of the Hammer for twenty years, at Benning-
ton, VT, says. "Brandreth's Pills cured meof
dyspepsia when every means had failed,
and was actually given up by my physi-
clans and friends.'
ScrOfulR OF AZ Years Standing Cured.
PREsToNvILLE, Pa, Jan. II, 1889.
DR.. BrGntireth-Dear Sir: have been af-
nIcted with ScrofuIa for forty-two years: but
when hope had long departed, salvation I'M
expectedly came. have used your pills for
the last fifteen months. Language fails TO
convey an idea of the blessing they have
been to me; they have cured me, and my
health and strength are perfectly restored.
LUCIEN Il. JONES.
Sold by all Druggists. DIR. Brandreth' g
office, Brandreth House, New York.
:eblS.lmdAw
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GENTHER-BAsTIAN Thursday,
March 18th, 1869. at the residence OF the
brides parents, by the Rev. NJ. L. Kunkel-
man, bar. o. Z. GENTHER, OF Wheeling, w.
Va, TO Miss MAGGIE A. BAsTIAN, OF Zelien-
Ople, Butler county, Pa.
Accompanying the above was an abund-
ant supply of cake, &c, which was discussed
as only typos can. They all united in wish
ing their fellow member of the craft and his
bride pleasant journey through life.