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$1,000, $500, and 500.

They will be issued as Coupon Bonds, pdyabIe
10 Bearer, and may be held In that form; OF
Tho Bond may DO registered In the name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable TO
bearer attached, the principal being then trans
ferAble only on tho books Of the Company, unless
rc-asSlgned to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
the Bond made permanent Rt9ist(red Bond,
transferable only on tho books Of the Company,
and tho interest made payable only to the rcgls'
tered owned or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively a.:
LIST. "COupOn Bonds payable to Bearer"
I'd. Z" Registered Bonds with Coupons At
tAehsd." -. -aa
Cd. "RSglEtSred Bonds with Coupons de.
taehsd," and should be 70 designated by corrcS,
pOndOuta in specifying the class Of Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January
Is, 1870, with lntCrest al six per cent per annum
frUm November I, 1869. PRINCIPAL AND NTER.
EsF PAYABLE IN GOLD IN THE err OF NEw.rORK.
The interest ID payable In MET and NovEnER,
that 1t may take the place OF that of the earlier
ISSues ofFive-TwcntIcs, and suit the convenience
OF our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable In
January and July, and who may desire, In max.
Ing additional investments to have their interest
receivable at different seasons Of Tho year.
Tho Loan Is secured by mortgage upon the
entire Line Of Road from Richmond to the Ohio
River, with the equipment and all other property
dappurtenAuces connected herewith.
A SINKING FUND OF 10000 rER AXNUN IA
PROVIDED ron the REDExPTloX or THE BoNpS,
TO TAKE ETTEcT ONE YEAR APTER THE COMr1E.
TioN OF TICE Roam.
The mortgage Is for $4,000 900, Of which e..
900 900 will be reserved aud held In trust for the
redemption Of outs landing Bonds Of tho Plr0iRIG
Central Railroad Company, now merged In the
CHESAPEAKE AND Quo.
oEthe remaining 81, 900 900, sufficient amount
will bC sold to complete the road to tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve tho portion now in
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for u
large and active tratac.
The presently neo IL 20 and accrued interest.
A Loan 40 amply secured, 10 carefully guarded,
and 80 certain hereafter to command a prOmlent
place among the fSvorIte securities In tho mar
ketG, both Of this County and Europe, will he at
once appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH s co.
nnrR fin
LENDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
" order Of the Supreme Cont Of the State
Of New York, made at special term thereof
held In the City Of New York, on tho Sd day Of
August 1869, Tin the matter Of tho PATTON OF
the Trustees Of the IeAthbonc Petroleum Com
signed RccolYcr Of all tho real and personal eS.
tale, debts, property, equitable interests rights
and things In action Of said company, the under.
signed WILL on the 25TH DAY OF MARCIl, 1870, that
being court day betxeen tho hours Of 10 4. Y:
and p. n, soil at pubic auction, TO tue highest
bidder, at tho front door OF tho Court House Of
Peasants county, State Of West Virginia, all the
right tito and Interest Of the said The IlAthbOne
Petroleum Company Of West Virginia, Of, In aud
to the following real estate situated In the county
anu State last mentioned, lying on French
Creek, aud bounded As follows, To wit: Begin
ming at u stake aud two RycamorCs, pointers In
TAylOF'B llnG, thence north two degrees east,
eighty poles 10 white oak; thence north seven
teen degrees east, elEhty,fnnr poles to black
oak; thence south seventy degrees cast, ninety.
nine poles to stone pile aud pointers: thence
south twenty-five degrees west, one hundred and
Gixtyslx poles 10 hickory; thence north eighty.
seven and half degrees west, eighty eight poles
70 the beginning, containing ono hundred and
two acres by survey, be the same more or less:
Being tho RamO premises conveyed to the Satd
The IlathbOne Petroleum Company Of West Viz
giniA, by John Q. Adams, personally, and as
Trustee, and Henrietta T. Adams, bis wife, by
corded In tho Recorders Office Of PlcARantS
comfy Aforesaid, In Decd Book No. 4, pages q
and u,
TERNS OF sALE-C Cash In hand on day Of sale
Tho original tito papers, abstracts and maps Of
tho foregoing property may DO seen o. any time
before tho day Of sale, npOn application at the
law office Of Sands s Wilson, PGFkcrSburg, West
Virginia.
Dated, January 18th, 1870.
GEORGE DRADISl,
lan208t.Thu Receiver, &c.
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4 LLCoeKs POROUS PLAsTERs

A LLCOGKS POROUS PLASTERS
~ Step by step this commodity has attained
IL unprecedented fAme. They are universally
approved. ThOy support, strengthen, and aid
the growth Of muscles. They appear to have 4
peculiar effect upon the nerves, alAylng irritA
bIlity, while supplying warmth. They seem tC
accumulate electricity, and aid tho circulation Of
the blood through the part where applied, BY
which healthy actions arc induced
Even in paralysis, where articulation was suS'
pended, the use Of the Porous Plasters to the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. In fAct, the patient could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless as q baby. We refer
to MrS. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandrcth House,
Now York. icbS-d&w
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FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS
orrnr
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company

The CisSGpedEs aud OALo Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic Coast and the magnificent harborS
Of tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at a
point OF reliable navigation, and thus, with the
entire Railroad system ind water transportation
oiItheIgreat West aud Southwest forms the addl'
tIonal East and West Trunk Line, so impera,
lively demanded for the accommodation Of the
Immense and rapIdlygrowing transportation be.
tween the Atlantic ScabOari and Europe gu the
one hand, and the great producing regions Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The Importance Of this Road NJ n new outlet
from the Vest to the yea magnlacs It Into one
OF national consequence, aud lnsurUs to 1t al eK'
tenslve through tralic from the day Of its com.
pletlOn; while, in the development Of the extern
sIVc agricultural and mineral resources of Viz.
glnIa and West Virginia, II possesses, along ItS
own line, the clements Of a large aud profitable
local business.
Thus tho great interests, both general aud
local, which demand the completion of the CHEs-
ArEAKE AND Quo RAILROAD TO tho Ohio River,
afford tho surOst guarantee Of is success and
value and render II the most Important and
substantial Railroad enterprise now In progress"
In this Country.
TIA suner,orItv ma AN East and West route md
Inn nromIso Of an Immcnse and prostable trade
sw,I,InT Ne comnIctIon have drawn IN n Inc Al.
tontIon and cooperation OF prominent Capitalists
and Railroad men Of this City of sound Judgment
and known Integrity, whose connection with II,
together with that Of eminent citizens and buSi'
ness men Of Virginia and West Virginia, Injuries
an energetic, honorable, and successful mAn'
agement. ,,sr anI lnuu
ma. -, T.. ,-.,,o, n.,,,,
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.lMan ADVERTISEMENTS.
Government Securities
No. s Nassau street, New York,

FEHRuARr Is, 1870,
The remarkable success which attended our ue'
COLLATION. Of the Loans of tho Corral PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and tho wEsTERy PACIFIC
RAuLRoAD COMPANY aud the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained In the
markets, both III this country and Europe, have
shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of wisely
located and honUnbly.mAnAged Railroads arc
promptly recognized and readily taken as the
most suitable, safe, aud advantageous form OF In
vcstment, yielding more liberal income than can
hereafter he derived from Government Bonds, and
available to take their place.
Assured that, In the selection aud negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, We ART meeting a
great pnbllC want, and rnderlng a valuable ser,
yIce-both no the holders Of Capital and to those
grat National works Of internal Improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled them to the use Of Capital aud tho con-
adeace OF lnvCstOn-Ws now Offer with special
confidence and satisfaction the
,orpern rEopmc1A0p pNNno
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a letter from Salt Lake City says Brig.
ham Young has sent u party TO select q
location in ArizOna, where those Nor.
mons who favor polygamy can retire, and
that there Is II probability that the poly.
gamy doctrine will be abandoned soon In
Utah. Since the railroad was opened
many women have LEFT Uhh, and the
troubles between the Mormons md seccd,
ers have increased.
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TIE Providence Pres says that gen.
tlcman Of that city took his fivC.year:Old
son to church for tho first time II few
weeks ago When tho clergymCn said
"Let rs pray" the precious yOmgster, In
n high.keyCd voice, electrified the congre.
CATION with the exclamation, "I,et her RI"
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24,'7O,
TO REPUBLICANS.

There will be meeting Of Republicans OF the
Hall Of the House Of Delegates, In Wheeling, on
The evening Of the 9Th Of thlS month, at seven
O'Clock, to make arrangements important to the
party. The Republicans nom eyCry county IN
The state are asked to have representatives at the
meeting. u,,.,,..
or FHE LEdlBLATUEE:
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WHAT EVERY H0RsEMAN

W Ii Al y Il II 1iOikoENlAN
w wANTS.-Ag good, cheap, and reliable
Linimsnt Such an article Is DR.. Tobias Vene'
tIAn Horse LInIment. Pint Bottles At One Dol.
lar. For LamsncsS, Cuts, Calls, Collie, spainS,
&c, warranted better than any other. 1t Is used
BY all the great hOrsemen on Long Island courses.
It will not cure Ring Bone nor SPAWN, as there IL
no Llnlment In existence that will, What 1t Ia
stated TO. cure It positively docs,
No orHEr QfAOrssS iril b IrltGoHtl IL qrEtr t'yi'g
one botLlt. Ono dose rSylVes aud Oftsn saves the
life OF an oyer.heated or driven horse. For Collie
and DOlly.Achs It has never failed. Just as sure
as the sun rises, just 50 sure Is this valuable
Eminent to b. tho Horse RnbrocAtiOn Of the
day.
Usc It one and all, Sold by the Druggists and
storekeeperS throughout tho United stAtcs
Depot 10 Park PlaCe, New York.
feb8-d,SW
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West virginip Central Railway.

At meeting of the citizens Of Lyon
and adjoining townships, Preston county,
West Virginia, held at Independence on
the 18th day of February, 1870, ROlly Wilk.
ms, Esq, was called to the chair, and ].
Milton Hartly chosen Secretary. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting being explained In d
neat little speech by James II. Hiett, Esq,
the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to 1rNn resolutions expressive
of the sense Of the meeting: DR.. A. Brown
q. Rueben Warthcn, B. W, Monroe, Jas,
H. Hlett and Mr., President Wilkins.
The committee having retired, submit,
ted the following preamble and rcsolu'
tons, which were unanimously adopted
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS, There Is a company known
as tho West Virginia Central Railway
Company, now awaiting the action Of the
Legislature Of West Virginia In reference
TO the renewal Of q charter heretofore
granted by said body for the privilege Of
constructing road through the territory
of West Virginia; and,
WHEREAS, No permanent location, or
oven trial survey, has us yet been made Of
tho probable route Of said road, between
tile several points mentioned in The said
charter; and diSclaiming any spirit Of die
tation, but feeling a deep interest In the
progress Of said road, and desiring by way
Of respectful suggestion to present TO tho
consideration Of the said company what Is,
In our opinion, tho most direct and prac'
ticable route between the points Of King.
wood" or the mouth Of Screens Ruli' and
"Philllppi"; therefore, DO Il
ReSOlu6d, That from all The information
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Ir was said of a very handsome wo-
man, whose ieot wGrc immense: "She's
very pretty, but she UpsGtS completely the
ordinary system Of measurement, by
proving that two feet make q yard" a,0
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WOMEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Men-thc true estI'
matc Of woman-the happiness Of an honorable
mArriage-tho fearful Social Evils Of the day
the cause aud cure. Sent nee, In sealed onYGl'
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. jAnSS-d&w
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BRANCH OFFICE, CLARKSBURG WBr VI
Hon. JOHN ]. DAVIS, T. s, SPATE,
President. Vice Pretidsni
nEyrRrSCE Br PERMISSION.

EXPERIENCE BT PERMISSION
Hon. VIM. +. Stevenson, Governor Weht w.
" r, l.. Berkshiro, lJudgOsSupremeC GOVT"
James II. Brown, Appeals Of Mrt n,.t,,
j. j. jackson, DR., Judge Of u D p"N''
Court, W. Va, .,.,.
D. D. 7. Fansworth, President oil SsDAN'
" A. WCrnlnger, member Senate. IN
Jacob IiornbrooE, Prest, West Va ~, ~
Jacob II. Bichcl, Vice PresL -, q.
Caleb B9ggsss, Attorney, CISttsE;s,6uIrC, W "a
b. White, Sheriff Mercer county.
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, .,u,rt
j. n. Camden, President OF First EAilOhAI pAN'
PaFkcEsbuFg. ,n..
And the following members Of the IIOu'o oil Ddf
gates Of West Virginia:
hon. B. II. Smith, RauAEhA county.
@. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WctEel :"
Nathan Got, Harrison I"
Joseph TetcF, Barbour "
Il, N. Hill, Marion
JAmcs IICrvey, Brooke e
Martin Judy, Grant
Il, Davidson, Taylor
Henry BranlOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddEidgu ="
," J, 4, Bower, Putnam
]. 8. wilkinson, Lincoln ,.,a
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r AUGuLIN's EXPECTORANT SY.

r AUGILIN'S EXPECT0RANT SY-
ARUP.-AmOng the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
CoHFoEr and EASE this Syrup stands among the
ar1L It has been before the public now for Is
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and HoARsENBss, should not be without It, as
1t will afford speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR cRoUP-can be
relied on in extreme cases. FOR wHooPlNG
CoUGH-InvarlGbly gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THRoAT-KOcp tho ThroatmoISt whit
VIOLENT CoUeHs-YlGld to It's continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGuLIN, SMITH s CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
JAMS Main ST., Wheeling.
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New Advertisements

-g-1g@l-l77l@l-77 7I7N777,W y - 2 2
PROPOSALS. WAHtTEB! ~ ASH
& proDosals for the purchase Of old buildings
on INV lot on Main street, on alley Immediately
below the Bakery Of Louis PrSeht -,
The buildings must be removed Immediately
amer the arst q March nnxt. II
Proposals may be len at efiee Of, u =, KY
3 1854 81 HENRY Z L1st.
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GEED a.! Seed SEED
~ 800 BushelS Choice Timothy.
100 Glover.
roOlS Just ''s'''i F& 81 & Isl' o q
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GOOD LIvING.-FREsH ARR.
VVAL.
Davis Sugar cured Beef,
Davis Sugar cured Hams,
Smoked Salmon,
Picked Salmon.
Smoked nAllhut,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
Yarmouth BlOatcrS, 20 IN box.
No. MAckeFGl, H
Goshen Cheese, ....
Plnc Apple Cheese,
Just rCcoivedb BY
M Il, ]. SMYTu,
,r Corner Market and Quincy.
Pollook'S IndlAnl Flour tho bcsp HlTayI on
hand. l1nS9
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NATURES OWN RELIABLE REM.
In edy. They arc Apple.seed like, taStClcss and
Inodorous. Mild, but eIIectual.
Tho CALLAHAN GRAINS or SEEDS" arc tho
great NERvE Tonic and Apcricnt They curu
siCk.Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
'IouncsS, Irregularities, and general Nerve Do
blllty.
Children readily take the new Household Rom,
cdy.
Sold In mountainous pouches, containing Is TO
80 Grains as originally putup
FoR SALE BY
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
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The details Of tho Loan have been arranged
with special reference to the wants Of all classes
Of investors, and combine tho various features Of
convenience, safety, and protection against loss
or fraud. .s..-..
The Bonds arc In denominations Of
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his shins and rubbed hts knees with every symptom
OF internal qualification and enjoyment. He buried
the tomahawk and scalping knife forever ana II
now Tammany chief In good standing - gram. ~
sachems.
The Assembly nominations win not be made till
next week. and all Is excitement and commOtOn In
regard TO them, and we must wait for little more
daylight before take the pictures OF the candle
cafes VINO are likely to bear or the prizes. Every
Gay next week will be political deld day and
PERIOD Dig with fate to some Of our rising etate6men
In the Seventh Assembly district John a. Oar0lin,
q graduate Of Free College and class Of 1853. Ia
the neld Mr.. CAROLYN Is o fluent speaker ana ready
deDaler and with that sort Of training ana expe-
rience that would render him an acqulEtion TO our
CITY representation in the Assembly.
MT mcnamara, young lawyer and devoted tweed
man, 10 also running In the same district.
IN the First district Mr.. Nicholas Muller ID the
regular democratic candidate. He ought 70 receive
tne nomination. Tor he ls, without doubt. tho most
closely Identified with all its interests, and these are
Of Q character requiring to be represented by an
energetic, capable and fearless representative Mr..
John 1. WhittOn Is also IN the field.
In the Seventeenth district Mr.. John e. Greene
mas 1t. apparently, all his own way. He Will GER
tainly receive the nomination OF the convention OF
his district.
In the Second district the inevitable member from
sligo is again the stump, and the prospect ID that
ne VIII be stamping 1t again to Albany this winter
u provisions do not fail there, IN which case the
honorable member win no doubt take long 'spelis'
At home.
In the Third district Mr.. John Hays Is the most
prominent Candidate.
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In all this vast area there are probably not over
half q million Of white Inhabitants. In natural
resources this territorial domain is richer than all
the included In the States. The latter contain
say forty million inhabitants. But here IL country
waiting for forty million settlers, and even these
would hardly be near enough for neighborh00d
purposes. Railroads will open up the country and
bring In population. What O magnificent country
lcas pcopleE&en ZrpncsscO Bulletin
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UP-T6Ws TRANSIT.
Opening of the One Hundred and Twenty.
fifth street Railroads.&c. Rules and Con.

Opening of the One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street RaiIroad-Its Rules and Con.
structiOn.
The new horse railroad, 125th street, was opened
yesterday by Mr.. Robert squires, It's sole owner.
The franchise Of this road was sold by the Commits
soners OF the sinking fund to Mr.. Squires for
$4,000, and its construction was commenced on the
25th Of August last and completed on the 14th
inst. The following gentlemen were present
&C the opening yesterday, and made the trip
over the entire length OF the road and back
Robert Squircs Thurlow Weed r. Chalmers
Squires j. K. Butler President of the Sixth Avenue
Railroad; William M. Tweed, Henry Smith, Com
missioner Of Police E. j. Arthur, Secretary OF Third
President Of the Citizens Bank; Henry Hart and
General John q. Forbes. handsome collation.,
offered by Mr.. Robert Squires awaited the return
OF these gentlemen and was hugely enjoyed.
The Of this road will at inter ais OF ten
minutes, connecting with the following railroads.
Third Avenue, Eighth Avenue, New York and Har-
lem Railroad, New York Central and Hudson River
railroads. The boats for Astoria. Peck slip and
High Bridge will also connect. and the Albany
terminus OF tine route to form connection with the
cars OF the 1.5th Street Railroad
The fare Is five cents. The cars are light and
conductor, each car being provided with patent
fare box, into which the passenger puts the exact
fare, and, II unprovided with change, the driver
accommodates him. The cars are capable OF seat
Ing twenty persons, and nave no rear platform.
Tney VIII only stop 10 admit the number prescribed,
to avoid all crowding. This railroad owes its
origin 10 the enterprise OF Mr.. Robert
Squares, who has been for many years president OF
the Third Avenue Railroad. Mr.. K. s. Dickinson
Field had charge OF the laying OF the track. Owing
to their rushing efforts the railroad has been con-
structed within comparatively short time. The
cars will run from Ave A. NJ. to twelve p. NJ, and II
necessary all night. The railroad was open to the
public all day yesterday, free OF charge.
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Great Democratic Denenstrniions.

Great Democratic Demonstrations.
At the meeting OF the Tammany Hall General
Committee on Thursday, on motion Of Mr.. Richard
O'Gorman, it was unanimously and enthusiastically
Resolved, State and county nominations be rat
fed the evening OF Thursday October "a by mas. meet
Tanmany Hall and In and around Union square and Four
teenth from the respective wards
that such the direction OF commit
tee Of arrangements consisting Of from each ward OF
which Douglas chairman that the ward
making the best display In proportion to It's vote shall be ore
scented with prize banner costing not less than vi OO to be
awarded by the said committee of arrangements.
IL was further left the committee to decide upon
presenting suitable prize to the ward making the
second best display.
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AN EMPIRE WITHOUT INHABITANTS. -The area OF
the organized Territories OF the United States, In.
GLIDING Alaska, is greater than OF all the States
which have been admitted into the Union. There
are nearly thousand million acres OF land In these
Territories according to the following table,