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R~heumatism and NauraIdia-
Paralysis.

H~eimplegia Half Palsy, Paresis,
~ParapIeg1a local Palsy, Paralysis Agitans.
In every form Of Paralysis, this Is the only
treatment which amounts to auythfng-rss-
tOring action and vitality.
In the treatment OF this sad Election. I uss
my Aedl-eted Baths. medfcated with various
substances, as t~arsbtnth, chlorine, iodine. am
monla aud hydrargyrum. in connection win
med1cated electricity and galvanism. and
other nne remedial agencies
l viii contract TO cure any case OF PARALYSIS
provided there exists no organic lesion.
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MERCHANT TAlLORS.

EDWARD OWENS AND JOHN MILLER
into a c~opartnership. at Is MADISON STREET
between Main and Frost. Their object is to
friends and the public GENERALLY. by pnrchas-
ing goods Of the best quality. goE up IN the
best style, at moderate Terms, by which they
hope TO receive a liberal patronage. Call and
see our new stock. e
5df n IU OWENS &iMILLER,
feb3 No. Id Madison Street.
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CALEN'S HEAD DISPENSAPy o4acs ma
" Jefferson street, between second AMI
Third streets, Louisville, ky, estabitshed
so anu SnaFseEeS oy the Legislators Of Ken
OF the urinary and generative organs Of both
sexes, Ineiudlng -spermstOrrhea or seminal
structure, yaTieoeele, in an ~ sfsSese
affections OF the kidneys and ladder, and
the diseases Of women.
medical pamphlet, containing sixty large
metnod OF treating the above diseases with
OUT mercury n important advice on MAJ
TisSe, etc, sent under seal for 3 cents.
Varlx clasp, warranted 10 cure varfcocele
~ iour days; price SIS; sent to any address.
also agents for Devices Female Regulating
price at Office. or by mail. 81. Al full assort-
ment OF oandages and trusses Away on hand.
Male sheaths, superior quality; single 0neu
or S5 Per dozen. address,
GALENS HEAD DISPENSARY.
nais tanHizvfila r.
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EoFl RENrT-

TNHE welhknowp property OF Gaines Land
i Ing, ~Chtcoteosntyt Arkansas, with all its
receiving and forwarding and commercial
privileges; also, lots viii be leased to parties
on liberal terms Japply to
-srs1isW n .15R. M. CAMPBELL.
feb2 at Gaines' Landing, Ark.
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Head, Running Of the Nose. Con-
slant Hawking and Splitting, Constant
Blowing OF the Nose.

Thousands suffer from that most a-,novf11
dlsagreeaDle and offensive comDIafDt-Tsg
tarrh, without knowing what il *
Often the secreted mucous. dozf,v H.
the throat clogs up the lungs ana a. r.
foundation for consumption.
Inc most sAI4Iu1 physicians fail to cure r.
Recently, several "Esr DOctOrs1 az this -
have tHrned their attention to the fresfme5e
OF eatarrh, and demand most fabuIons n-feeS
from patients.
1 cure any case OF obstruetiOn-stopDad-u,
Asa4-11seL8Eges Of g~Teenish. thick. thin or
gary mucous from the nose. futernaIIV or
e1ternaHy-paln or fullness between tha
eyes-eonstant blowing OF the n0se-fnnam-
mALOn Of Inc nasal pasSages-uIcsration OF
me sc~huclder1an membrane, etc, In the
course Of q few DAYS.
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THE DAILY

Is sent by mail to subscribers, one year, SIC
six months, IS GO; less than six months, sl
per month; with SUNDAY EDITION, So a year,
Served by carriers anywhere in the city and
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL,
Published every Wednesday morning. is sent
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Mercuriaf Diseases.
Salvation Ptyslfsml Mercurial Eruptfon
Aercurial Aches in Bones
Mer-curialiZattnn

Mercury, int1dieiOusly used. has filled the
earth with wrecks Of humanity. THOUSANDS
suffer rom its effects, who nave been uncou-
seloosiy ~ ther physician It Is
diseases while II remains In the BODY.
AlthOug ! have heard OF several so-caIIed
ant1dotes for mercury in the human body.T
have never yet seen a physician who colid
eliminate It nom the system.
! can satisfy any patient OF physician that
l can absolutely extract mercury, lead. zine.
and other mineral pOisOns, In every ease.
one bath which 1 employ, even draws The
lead nom the white paint In the bathroom.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES:
Claims for losses outstanding on LIST
Due on account of 18th
and 3lst $40 co
CHAS ], MARTIN, President.
A. F. WILEMARTH, Vice-Pres't.
u. A. HEALD, I'd Vice-Pres't.
]. H. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO N. LYON, Assistant Secretary.
7. B. GREENE, I'd assistant Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-oMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
s5 NASHVILLE, January 1, 1870
1, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Company, located at New York,
in the state OF New York, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements of
the laws Of the State of Tennessee imposed
on insurance companies; and further GER
tify that CARRINGToN MASON, Agent of said
Company. has also complied with the re-
quirernents of the laws of the state, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of insurance IN his state, at Mem
phis, Tennessee. g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
HARRINGTON MASON, Agent,
fe13 No. Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-oMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January !, lS70.J
1, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Security
Insurance Company, located al New York, In
the State of New York, has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said Company has
complied with all the requirements of the
laws of the state of Tennessee imposed on
insurance companiesj and l further certify
that K. V. ~yredenburgh, Agent of said
Company, has also complied with the re-
Quirements Of the laws of the State, made
and provided in uch cases.
Wherefore, said Security Insurance Com
pany has authority TO a risks and transact
the business of insurance in his State, at
Memphis, Tennessee. g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
r. v. YREDENBURGH, AGENT,
febl5 No. 70 Madison Street.
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AGENTS WANTED

EVERYWHERE to sell the AmERrcAx
u KNITTING MACHINE, the only pracffeal
Family Knitting Machine ever Invented
Price SIS. Will knit z0,000 stitches per MIN
ute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MkaaTEr
Co., Boston, Mass. or St Louis, Ma. fan
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LIABILITIES, Sis. 654 42.
18th DIVIDEND, JANUARY II, 1870.
A Dividend Of FIVE t5) PER CEST. and the
Government Tax has been declared,
payable on demand.
The SECURITY Fire and Inlandl INSURANCE
COMPANY, with the above record, offers its
Policies on as favorable terms as those of IN
other compan equally reliable. Itsagencies
exist in all of the principal cities, towns or
villages in the United States.
Az. HASTINGS, President "a
W. B. BUCKHOUT, Viee-Pres't.
NATHAN HARPER, Secretary.
W. II. CUNNINGHAM,
superintendent Western Branch, Chicago.
WALKER & EUsTAPHIEVE,
Gen1 Agents Inland Department, Buffalo.
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New & Rich JeweIry.
REMOVAL.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

MEMPHIS, Tenn. February ., 1870.
Bs- This Bank having move from its old
quarters on Jefferson street to that very desI-
rable and central locality.
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luthwest Corner of Main and Madison.

Has now unexceIed facilities FOR the transac-
tion Of a Banking Business and hopes to
meet all of its old customers, as well as a host
OF new ones, in its new location.
feb22 A. WOODRUFF, President
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ASSETS:

Showing the Condition of Company Jan. l, 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27

VIRGINIA POLITICS.
The Republican State Convention.
Platform Of Principles.

The Republican State Convention.
Platform Of Principles.
Judge Alexander Rivcs presided over
the Convention Of Virginia Republicans
which was held for the purpose Of consul
tuition in Richmond lust week. Senator
Lewis, on bcIlalfor the Committee, report
cd the following rs the platform ofth
party; ind it was agreed to with but one
or two dissenting voicesIOn few Gifts pro
visions:
The Republican purity of Virginia, ill
Conference assembled, announce the fol-
lowing declaration Of principles:
/. An immediate enforcement Of the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments 10
the National Constitution in letter and In
spirit, and tho adoption orany other meas
ures necessary to guarantee universal free
dom ofthought, speech and action.
9. A general and universal system Of
public education ut public expense, under
national law, whenever such u system Is
not adopted and enforced by State Gov
ernnCntS.
3. The Fifteenth Amendment having
become u part Of the Constitution OF the
United Suites, By which universal suffrage
Is secured to the masses Of our people, we
declare In favor of universal amnesty, sub
ject, of course, 10 the legislation OF Con-
gross.
4, The encouragement Of internal I'M
prOvemGnts by the State milton, keep
ing in view the careful protection Of the in
tcrcsts Of the people from the encroach'
mcnts Of mOnOpOllcs.
=. An immediate, honest and full en-
lorcemcnt of our new State Constitution
in letter and spirit
O. A hearty and generous support OF tue
administration Of President GrtInt, in its
foreign, domestic and financial policy, and
Of the policy Of the Congress Ofthc United
States
We cordially invite all citizens iavora-
bic to the above principles TO cooperate
with us in the future, whatever may have
been our differences in the past.
The following resolution wasalso adopt
ell, al,cr protmcted discussion, with but
one dissenting vOiCG-tllNt Oi lion. Lewis
Mckenzie:
IIe~lred, Tint this body have no con-
tidCncc in the alleged rcpublicanism OF the
Governor of Virginia, but do not consider
II worth while 10 characterize his political
course.
The Convention voted to cali II State
Convention to be held in Richmond on
Thursday, December ed. The President
announced the State Executive Commit.
tee US follows: Mcssrs Stelrns, WiCkllam,
John Oliver, Maddox, VIM. Troy, wash
burn, r. W. Hughes. On motion, Judge
Alexander Rives and lion. John F. Lewis
were added to the Committee. The Con-
vention adjourned sine die on Friday.
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About Grape Growing.

From the proceedings Of the Cincin-
natl horticultural Society on Saturday,
we take the following extract:
A communication from George Barker
was received, claiming that he had discov-
cred what caused the rot in grapcs-that
II was an insect common to the red bud
tree, which puncturcd the grape wood,
laid its eggs, and thus rendered the grape
vino diseased, and causing II 10 produce
rotten grapes. Mr. Barker showed speci'
mems Of grape wood, in which were de-
posted the eggs.
DR.. Warder did not think that there
was any connection between these insects
pruying upon the grape wood and the rot
In the fruit. Of the two insects which he
discovered in the exhibited grape wood,
one Of them he recognized US tho flower
cricket, which had been regarded US harm:
less, excepting weakening the grape wood
where 1t made its punCtures 10 deposit its
eggs, and making it liable TO break Oft.
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There is increased activity in the iron
trade in England.
The prOprietrcss Of u drinking saloon
in Philadelphia weighs GOO pounds
Gen. Butler has rested from his labOrs;
and gone home for ten days.
What should n clergyman preach
abOutS About fifteen minutes.
The population Of the South is less
than one.ihird the population ofthc Union
The Mississippi river has never been
SO high ut Clinton, Iowa, since 1859. Near
" ull the saw.mills there have stopped.
Some fool In St. Louis sent box by
express 10 Horace Greeley which contain
cd o dead white cut, packed in sawdust.
The vote in Congress to reduce the
duty on pig iron few days ago seems to
have been serious and final.
"A Toledo journal reports the arrival
of train carrying 100000 cggS This
would he the work of 10, 900 hens for more
than three months-lmlcss fish or two
were included.
Wyoming nurses calm the rising gen
Grafton by singing:
''NIce little baby, don't get In fury.
cause maumA's gOnO TO sit OH the Jury"
"A Cynthiana (Kcntucky) man bought
twelve dollars worth Of sand in CINCINNATI;
ind shipped 1t home Ivy the X. c. X H.
The Transportation only cost him twenty
one dollars.
Memphis had a gorgcously fashions
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"TARIs ny SUNLIGHT AND GAsLIGnT:" work
ueHcTptlVC Of the Mysteries and MlScFlcs. the
Virtues, Vices, SplGndOrs, and Crimes OF the
City Of PRris,-By James y. McCabe, Jr,, Ma
tiOlNl Publishing Co., Cincinnati.
We know Of no book TINT We have read
with more pleasure md profit to ourselves
than this. II aGounds in sparkling de.
scriptions Of the guy Metropolis by night
and day, and the pictures Of celebrities in
that wicked but fascinating city are per-
feet. We wander amidst tho time.lal.
lowed monuments Of the past, arc dazzlCd
by the mRgnifCCnce Of the present, dine
in the glittGring Cafes of the !'Glats Royal,
stroll with the merry crowds along the
Bouleyards, and look OH ut tho Jardin
NIabille, where the original GIA.caD Is
nightly danced to the most vOluptuOlls Of
strains. Our author seems to hAYC the
nice discrimination Of an artist, and paints
only those pictures for his readers which
will be gladly seized upon and appreciated.
There Is, however, nopOint OF my interest
that hC sights, and one may read this
book ind easily imagine himself be.
holding the very thing he roads Of.
It Is iOrciblc illustration Of the old
adagC, truth Is stranger than fiction"
for tho author has given us pictures which,
though true to the life, Nre SO strange and
seemingly full of romance, that one can
hnrdly believe them real. But the book
is fur from being m cXaggeation. Our
readers will recognize It's fairness at once
by the moderation Of its statements, and
tic absence of superlNtivcs from its pagcs,
and all who pCruse 1t will agree with us
that no more remarkable md deeply inter.
csting book has been offered TO the public
Tor many years. How can be otherwise,
when It Is u faithful picture Of the most
fascinating city in the world? 1t is very
absorbing, and we arc sure no one who
takes 1t up will put Il down unread. Il Is
Illustrated with $50 fine engrAvings, by
tho best artists Of FRncc-DOrc, Dc Bar,
ThcrOnd md Otlcrs-And tho lUttCr.preSs
is perfect The volume Is sold only by
subscription.
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The Crops.

There Is considerable complaint in In
diana and Illinois Of the damage to fruit
by frost last week. The early apples and
peaches suffered the most, while plums,
grapes and cherries, in some sections, did
not escape.
AdvIccs from California state that the
fruit crop OF 1870 promises 10 be the lar
grst ever known In the State, and that the
present anxiety Of fruit growers there y
not ut all us TO the quantity which Will
DO produced, but how to dispose Of 1t.
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KosEou CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

SORPOLK, Va, Sept. Z, 1869.
On ], ]. LAwRENCE-Dcar Sir: My son has n.
etiUGI 10 much beHcRt from your trONdsrfR hOSkOO
that cannot refrain nom expressing my graft.
tudG. had tried almost everything without
benefit believe, In all sincerity, that, your
KOskOO IL an INFALLIHLE remedy for tho disease
from which he has suffered, and, so far ~ Cau
learn, has never failed. II you only knew the
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gone, then you could cSnoetre h6 UG'Ge Of such a
FERIGdy AZ R0skOO-TIIAT SURELY CURES. The
great amount Of good It Ia now doing among Ns
is InestImAblC. With much gratitude,
am, respectfully yOurs, &C.,
Mus. II. 4. 4. NELSON.
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Koskoo Is endorsed by tho best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from Or. Tillery,
. successful practitioner Of many years standing
III tho Old North State:
Rocky Mourn, EDGEcOMHE Co.,
September 10, 1857.
On. ]. j. RAwRENCE-Dear Sir: have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of kOsk00 III
my practice with the hGpEieSt results. lind Il to
b. q E0geptH Lirer Llriy0rqtOr, BtO0i Purifier,
aud Nervous Tonic. In all diseases Of the Liver,
SCrOuOus, SyphilItiC, aud Nervous Affections.
u Il remedy Qj iNIHlSHIe EGiue; in fact In almost
every variety Of Chronic DIsCHEcs Its lSc IL imd'
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medicines, am sir, with much respect,
Your ObCdlent servant,
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FINANCIAL.
FINAE1GOABs
OFFICE OF
FISK 9 HATCH,
n.yKERs AND DEALERS
Government Securities ecu tiles !
So. ) Nassau Street, New York;
yo. : Nassau Street, Now York,
FrHRuARr Is, 1870.

FEHRuARr Is, 1870.
H.. ,,o,rEsblc success which attended our me-
,,,,ou nr the I0ans Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
nrro,p COMPANY, aud tho WESTERN PACIT'o
",,,,,p COMPANY, and the popularity and
H., which these Loans have maintained In the
..,,. hath In this country and Europe, have
,,ro tia, the First Mortgage Bonds Of wisely
,J and honorabIy.managcd Railroad" arc
.,o,,Iy recognized aud readily taken as the
,, .aI,ablr, .arc, aud advantageous form "f'n'
,,.,m,n,. yielding more IIbcral income than eau
..a,cr he derived from Government Bonds aud
,t,,blc to tako their place.
,.nr,d ,hat, in tho selection md negotiation
,,,D,rIor IlIIrOad Loans, We arc meeting a
.,,, mblc want, aud rendering valuable ser
hath TO the holders Of Capital and To those
=, y,,iu,nl works Of internal Improvement
,....iu intrinsic mcrlt and Substantial character
.,,,,J them to the uss Of Capital and the con-
s,,.,,. If I,Nr.lors-wc now offer with special
,..,aJ,nc,. aud satisfaction tho '
,rpcm MORTGAGE BONDS
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KOskOO Cures ScrOfuln in lis Worst
Forms,
From A. ". Mills, prominent aud well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.

From A. ". Mills, a prominent aud well known
merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. Il MAIN STREET, NONTNLK, Va,
September 10, 1867.
Dr. LAwnENCE-Dcar Sir: Your KOskOO has
worked wonders In my family. Ny daughter has
been sufferer from ScrOTila since childhood.
She lost thirtyOne pieces Of bone from her ankle,
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lion shC commenced taking your KoskoO-it
acted like caFEU on her; under itE HSe The ulcers
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iMpFVEtd. II certainly saVCd her much suffering,
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cured my wife OF dyspepsia, from which she SUI.
IuEed greatly. Sh6 u HOlU Ii better heGh tan Ehe
has bteH In ire years.
With the highest regards,
lam gratefully yOurE, &C.,
A, W, MILLS,
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$1,000, $500, and 800.

They will be issued as Coupon ROads, lGyn1tt
70 Rarer, mud may hO held in that form; or
Thu IsOnh may bo rtglstsrd In the name OF tho
owner, with the coupons remaining payable 10
bcarr attached, the principal being then Trans
frrablc only on the books Of the Company, unless
re.AssignCd 10 bearer; or
The coupons may BE- detached aud cancelled,
the Bond made n permanent HFgiS'eFfd L'o""'
transferable only Oh tho books Of tho Company
and the interest made payable only to tho regis
tered owned or his attorney
The three classes will be known respectively as
LIST. coupon bonds payable to bearer"
I'd. 'G Registered Bonds With Coupons at
tArhSd." n. :.
I'd. Registered Bonds With Coupons de-
tRched,' and should he 80 designated by COrU"-
0ndenls In specifying the class Of Bonds desired,
They have thirty years To run from January
Is, 1870, with interest ut six per cent per Nnn'In
frO.n November l, 1859. PRINCIPAL AND ISrEN,
Esr rAYAHLE IN UOLD IN TIIE CITY or NEw.fORE.
The IntCrcst Ia payable InMAT and NOVEMBER
that II may take the place Of that Of the earlier
issues NJ FIvp!TwCntlCa, and suit the convenience
Of our friends who already hold Central aud
Western pacihc Bonds, with interest payable In
january aud July, aud who may desire, In max
Ing additional Investments to have their interest
receivable at different seasons Of the year.
The Liam II secured by mortgage upon tho
entIrc Iinr NJ lInaA frOm Richmond to the Chic
RIVER with the equipment and all other property
and aFpaftrnAncUN connected Herewith.
A SINKING FUSn or $iOO,OOO rER ANNEX IS
PROVIDED ron TIM REDEMPTION or rnE D0XDs,
TO TAXI EPPECr ONE YEAR AFTER TIKI coNrLE.
TION OF TlIE Roam.
Tho mortgage 10 for &ISOOO,OOO, Of which q,
100000 will he reserved and hold In trust for tho
redemption Of outstanding bonds Of the VIr1lala
CeHirul Railroad Company. now merged In the
CHESAPEAKE AND Quo.
OrthC remaining $lS 900 90, sufficient amount
will he sold to complete the road to tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve the portion now in
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for a
large aud active trafiIc, ...
The present prcC Is % and accrued interest.
loan 20 amply secured, 40 carefully guarded
and 90 certain hereafter to command promICn
place among tho favOrItc securities In tho mar
kCts, both Of this Country and Europe, will bea
once appreciated aud quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
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FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers.
cry respectfully,

PS.-we have iSsuCl pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, etc
which will bc furnished upon application.
~ Va bay and sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts Of Banks, Bankers, CopOr.
aIIons, and Others, Sub)ectto cheek at sight and
allow interest on daily balances. fOb&a