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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
sIR. cLAY,s RECEPTIoN III n. YORK.

The reception Of Mr. Clay in New York IS
said 70 have been most cordial, and on mag
|nifcent scale. In welcoming him 70 the city,
hIr. Franklin, who had been deputed fertile pur-
pose, said--''We might as well undertake soiull
the raging tempest and ssyto the winds .sbe
still as 70 control the excitement Of our people
when the Sage Of Ashland treads upon their soil
hnd walks in their midst The reply was most
eloquent if 7 said Mr.. Clay, a had any pre-
tensions to eloquence ortc elecniioA. itcannot Be
Expected on this occasion, for two reasons. One
is that my heart Is ful and the ether Is that the
subject is myself In takiHg leave Of tie PAil4
adeiphia committee, Mr.. Clay saidS
Il have several times in my life had occasion
to be thankful for the friendship, the aectionate
attachment evinced toward me by my friends at
Philadelphia But never have had such proofs
of love and attachment shown to me as during
my last visit II seemed to me as if the whole
city, allthe houses, had discharged themselves Of
their population to greet me during my short
stay among them.n
Truly indeed has il been said, hat no man
lives who has as many warm friends and who
would more willingly and anxionsly submit to
any priyations for his sake, than Mr.. Clay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
GEN. yACksoN.

When this Chief first heard Of bis mo-
mination by one ofthe State Legislatures,
in 1923, 1--WE think il was,) no is said to
have pronounced il an act of folly. e /
can command said be Z body ofmenin
q rough sort Of way, but / make no preten.
sions to this Office, the duties Of which /
do not understand Gen Taylor at least
knows as much about them as hedid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
F1RsT OF THE SEASON.

Our Acknowledgements are due to Mr..
E. H CARRELL, of the Western Exchange,
Harpers-Ferry, for fine fresh Shad, re-
ceived on Tuesday last, being the Z FIRST
Of the season. and understand that Mr.
G. is unremitting in his exertions to Sc
cure the earliest dainties in market for his
table.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
DEobINED.

We learn that Mr.. GERARD D. MooaE,
and DR.. R. A. Lucas, have declined the
nomination as Democratic candidates for
the House Of Delegates. The g Spirit"
however presumes chat other candidates
viii be selected by the party at March
Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
ELEcTIoN Oh PUBLIC oFrIeERs.

The Legislature has Just reelected,
without opposition, the following gentle
men to the Offices now held BY them
James 3. Heath, Auditor cfPublic Accounts
james Brown, Jr.. Second Auditcrs
Fabius NJ. Lawson. Treasurer
Stafford H. Parker. Register of fhel Land or
fee. 81 K
WiiliamH Il. Richardson, Secretary die Com
monvealih and Librarian.
Charles 5. Morgan, Superinlendlnt Of the
Penitentiary
The election ola Sforekeep& of The
Penitentiary was postponed Until the 18th
inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.

We have beenkindly furnished (says the
Cincinnati Chronicle Of the 29th,) By our
fellow townsnian, Col A. NJ. MIrcnELt,
to whom the following letter was address
ed, with copy for publication. The
General not only says he is . Wing, but
that he has no desire to conceal the fact
from any portion Of the American people.
The letter, however, viii speak for itself:
Baron RoucE, La, Feb Il, 1913.
Ny Dear Colonel - Your very kind
communications, and the accompanying
newspaper, have duly reached me.
In reply to the closing remarks Of your
letter, ] have no hesitation ID stating, al
have stated on former occasions, that / am
q Wing, though not an ultra one; and
that 4 hare 10 desire 70 conceal this fact
from any portion Of tie people al he Uni
ted ,Sfates. deemit but candid, however.
to add, that If the Wing party desire e
the next Presidential election. to cast
their notes fbf me, they must do il On
their own responsibility, and without anv
pledges from me Should I be elected
to that once, shCald deem il to Be nv
duty, md should most certainly claim The
right, to look 70 the Constitution and the
high interests Of our common country. and
nfs p the principles IF ! party, for ny
rules 81 action
With my sihcetsst thanks for your
expression of friendship, and my best
wishes for Jour success ihro' life, I remain,
very truly, Jour friend and ob't seryk
q TAYLOR. II
Col A. q MrrcHrLL, Gin, D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
Mr.. CLAY AGAIN As SENATOR.

The Washington Wing says - We
learn that in the event fMr. Crittenden's
election to be Governor Of Kentucky, Of
which there is no doubt, Mr. Clay has
consented, at the earnest request of bis
friends, to re-enter public life, and to re-
sumo his place in the United States Sc
nate, the Legislature conscnting.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11

.-1=1 NJ
II report q isls lhssimiis6. en5ins on De
so q sepisnbef, has ben feceitcs. ana Con-
Aias mileA hat Is inieresibe win reisrence Is
t'1t nnf1nonzte <i1ss Of or iello&. Si.;Se1s A.,
insane e our cohnaon4ealik nisaD,,,er 81
'teep regret. and should awaken ihs .kKila5,hro-
pic, and induce The Legislators Of our Siae toibe
raj appropriations for ellarging Re bdildints %
learn, that during the plst year ess kuniyri kl1i
f,'sntythres applications for admission have been
received. whilst only tiirty-isnr have been able
70 obtain admission, on account Of want Of suiia-
bic accommodatienS ISgliy.,5nr unfortunaies
have shos been iett unprovided for. when the
comparatively small sun Of SO 900 would ena-
PIE The AsElum 10 accommodate he hHndrcd and
esgaiy more patients. Surely . Hene6cens an OBJ
iect one 50 worthy Of cnlishieked Legislation,
needs noeppes1t 70 those clothed with authority.
4 Is masier which must come home . the heart
Of every one who rejects upcnthe SUBJECT If
there Be evena latent spark of humanity knger-
ing about The heart, Il Cloud b enough 20 Gre
up he soul Win liberal FEELINGS and render the
The sorrows unrelieved andssaler-
inss uniailigased, of the siyEty4dnr who have
been sent away; a work totally unnecessary.
There have been in the ASylumswilhin the PEI
rod Specified in lhereport nine months, t,ro knn4
dred ard i7y-six patients--of whom one hundred
and foriy-two were males, and one hundred and
fourteen females.
The Institution sun continues anaer the Sur
Of The humane, kind ana inteili-
gent Charge Of Dr. FRa4cis T. SraiBiiSo, whose
services mus be known 70 be fully appreciated:
Assiduons in she discharge Of his duiiesA seatle
and forbearing in hisdepertrnent, be isas apsreu,
70 hose in the institution His greaiestreward
Is in he proud consciousness Of discharging
high and responsibility 10 an safertnnaie PEG
pie, who can never repay him for his labors Of
oveand beneTolenee Where hope or reward,
or proper appreciation of services rendered.
Acts as the s,inlulant men may always be found
Whs are ~'iFlsns 10 assume responsible trusts;
.W where no such feeling is entertained or can
5e looked for, as the incentive, Il requires the
Of the highest order Of benevolence
md humanity, to engage in 50 phiianthropic and
lrdaOus duty as the Superintendent of Luz
latic Asylum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
LADIES, FAIR IN MARrINsBURc.

The Ladies Of the Presbyterian Church,
in Martinsburg, propose holding Fair
for the sale Of various ARTICLES, on Monday
the 18th instant, (being Court.day.) d the
corner store room, opposite 0den's Hotel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
A SWORD ron col. HAMTBlAMcK.

We observe in a late number VI the Pc
tersburg Intelligencer, letteflfrom the
Armyat Buena Vista, whichspeees in glow
ing terms Of the high standies among
both rank and file"-of Col Hsmtramck,
of the Virginia Regiment. ehn fact,a
says the letter, he is Fathasl aud Col
onelto his command, and BY iis ieniency
he has 50 won the affection efi the rank
and Gle, that the non-commissisned OH
GERS and privates have subscribed jfee k9a-
d,ed dollars 10 purchase a spita8id s,oOrd
to be presented to him acknowledgment
Of our entire APPRECIATION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
GEN. TAYLOR n nAaYIASp.

The signs Of the times in Maryland
clearly indicate that Gen. TAsSOs vii
receive the Electoral vote Of tha.sShte b
alarger majority than has ever sen giy|
ensto Wing candidate before Leading
mrnuf the Loccfeco party are sspousina
his cause, because they believe Inn to be
an honest man and not ultra or sicient in
his political opinions At latdmeeting
Of the friends Of Gen Taylor h Qaeen
Anne's county, The President sWas the
Wing Elector in 1914, and ess Of the
speakers, Col. Carmichael, was ito Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11

lT FRAScrs L. sMIrH, Esq, has been nomi-
mated as the Wing candidate to represent Alex-
andria in the next House Of Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11

A farmer Il Backs Count, Pa VIA
was bitten 81 rahid dog three moths
ago; died Of hydrophobia last wess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
Wanted Immedlately,

4 Yonth % learn he Printing Business, be-
tween Is and Iayears o. age. a. dis of,ee A
Aoy q rood molli characef and liberal edEca-
96a 1ill meet With an advantageous situation.
March 4 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11

Some ofthe grasshopp found ii th6
island Of Borneo are . hrg q sParyorl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-11
BlTURDiI M0RHIHG.
GEN. ZACH. TAYLOR


NIenn. GalIahcf :--You viii please announce
HnxnY ALrnouts BrEns, Ehq., as an lndkpend-
eni Anii School Candidate % represent ihis cpun-
u q ihe next House 81 Delegates Of Virginia
March IL. 1873 MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPERSi
ls:jia I'll zl
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.

uAViNG sfponted NJ. REILLY No. i61 West
80 side Market Square, Wheeling Va their agent for
THIS city, he woud call the attention of the public
those CELEBRATED PACKED TEAS, the superior
excellence of which IL too well known require com.
mendatIou. They have ken for a long favor.
tie Teas IN the principal Atlantic cities and ara fast
obtaining character throughout the country winch will
gave Them precedence wherever they are used,
All hou-ek eepeTs know how difficult il has been here
toofe TO Obtain good Teas At fair prices bur The great
faeilieso THIS Company enable them place IN
hands OF their agents the choicest article prices winch
cannot atlto sustain the high character already attain
Ell by them, and II they should SUIT YOU have only
10 return hem 20 tie agent and get your money refunded
NoTlCE-As many mitstofs have risen up who are
vending an inferior article the name OF this tompay
iey deem Il proper 70 state, order prevent nposi
ton ha1 none are genuine which do not bear on every
package, In addition tne to of the nmpanv th,t ~
McCALIM0NF 4 ROND.
corner Market and Front ST. ph,.adelnlis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18


We received week since a very rar, and sunerior
af'cie Tor an Editors lableor for the table OF any gen
ueman or iad} who can appreciate the virtues Of the
nos famous product of the celestial empire consist
ed OF Nv" papers of tea (he Golden Chop and the Ne
rus Oltra OF very excellent quality, alng in fresh,
ness ana IN thel rich Havors tile beverages which grace
inc Table OF the Emperor of China They we're from the
ihuadelphia and New York Pekin Tea Company who
nave established their Depot in tins CITY, Amer full and
satisfactory proof of It's excellence we can with conf.
dehce commend II tn our friends Christian Observer
rtAkiN TEA tohNANY.-O One who is really lsdge
say 'a these Teas are very superior, and if have
ANY taste IN These matters IL is altogether in
witi ths decentralization Repository.
DELIcIots TEAs-Ne take pleasure IN in for ming our
readers That the Philadelphia ana New York rekn Tea
COMPANY have ON hand varied supply of both green
ana black diiheut 10 excel, IN deicacy of flavor rich.
ness aud aroma by anything the KIND ever imported
INTO this count, Philadelphia sun.
Inc ladies' OF our household charmed with the
samples hey have used, and del GIFTED that certain spots
are known wherea supply Of the genuine China" can
bo ohtaIued,-l Penns yvanian.
ne above Teas are for sale by REILLY, Agt,
jy23 No. 107, Market. Square Wheeliug Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
EXTRA CIIEAP
REMON Al.

THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
AS been removed from Main streetts Water street,
into the room ne,t door To The ofe Of the National
Road stage company amt next door 10 Clsrks Coffee
House where he - receiving all kinds of Ready Made
Clothing for the season. made expressly this market
from his wholesale Establishment in Baltimore No sS
Pratt street. which he offers for sale at wholesale
tail as low he bought in Baltimore Phi'adet
pha, being hut tribe difference III the transportation
His stock consists of all kinds of clio hing usually kept
in clothing stoe, WHINE English aud French dress
frock and sack Goats, do Cashmere, Tweed Ccrotton
Linn and cotton coats some as low 0O plain and
fancy summer cashmere pants, do. Tweed, Linen aud
cotton, some very good at IS cents: PLAN and fancy
SATIN mersaies and great variety Of other styles Of
Vests some good at 81 cents general assortment
OF shlris hdkts gloves. suspenders, etc. Also few
very tine sentlamens travelling bags caps aud umSrel
las. Remember the Baltimore Clothing Store, alter
street. where you can buy the hest goods for the
money Apr2jl M. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE, CHINA, sc. &c.

~ sW EARiNGEN. Co.. have Just reed oo,,
the East and are now opening at Their Ia on st
Hooh's, N"'e Corner of Market X Unton sts 80
anu very general assortment of Superior Family 80
eeiies' oueenswafe, China &c, which they otier AZ -
ehesp rates, and 10 which they wonId most es,,f
~ invite the attention of their friends and eettui-
senets,Y Their Stock is The largest aud perhahs ,
h s.eeteu assortment of family groceries ever .serd
lowing articles: - fN'' VI 'hc fol-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

MOTHERS RELIEF-!NDlAN DlSCOVERY-A Al
expecting 20 heeone mothers ami ANXIOUS avotd The
Iams, Distress and CANCERS OF Guild bearing
~ iea-d 10 calm their fears, aay their
aud sootie Their hy the Of tins eAtraordi
nary Vegt. able ttuduct0n. Those who wit eBndilly
observe lts virtues must approve of N their aears
eVe xlut and neliisHaio husband VAL feel it hts most
oet dy 10 alleviate Zoe distress ms Nlleis exposed
10, 10y SAFE and cert Jiu gi,,uod which - The
th;s mothers relief Further paft pamphlets
intended for the female eye, be had gratis where
Tins humane cordial 10 Dc found. Tic M1heTs Ike.
lief IS prep1 rd aHA only ny lie now sole Propretors,
oomstocA & Co. - CouriiEnd 81, New \ ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

wv.
g d. WOODROW hssir
Ss and now offers at ga e
streets, the most perfect az,
Or family use. ever offered
none excepted. which he will
prices. Honsekecpers and d,
Ted to call and examine. Flo
70 Az parts of the city free Of
Dlo "ov Java AID RioCoffee &
70 chests su im Gun powder
young ny son aud hi'k teas
from 80 to $3.50 per IN
Q b'Ss Irish chocolate from
l9t u 10 per pound
o boxes bakers broma and
cocoa
} do chocolate sticks, drops
and paste
l case 'vOolscy and Wool
sey's double refined loaf
sugar
2 bhls do do pnlverized and
crushed loaf sugar
0 do DIR James ret loaf do
% do very superior NO do
pipe pure Boston syrup
) bhls sugar H''uoIasses
30 do \ Orleans do
70 hHs white pepper for Ia.
bic use
80 do root ginger
% do common ginger
] hhi ground pepper ward
l-S do ginger Warranted
4 Kegs pure ground CHINA
mon, cloves. allspice and.
cayene pepper
" do pepper allspice, cloves
nutmege and mace
do tierce rice
l box rice fiuur
80 lbs pearl harley flesh
100 lbs oat meal
70 lbs pearl sage
2 hNs maccaroni
] hN English split peas
3 bbls Pitts soda, sugar. Bos-
ton, hutter aud water
crackers
2 kegs coriander, canary and
carsway seeds
9 bxs fancy colored white
| patent wax sperm aud
star candies
Rousel's superior rose and
almond shaving cream
Circassian, rose, almond and
English windsor soap
3 hNs vsrieg ated bar soap
3 do CASTLE do
50 do GAINESVILLE and Gin do,
5 do Cincinnati starch
, do pearl starch ,ory supr
J doz supr sage cheese
~ do small Eng dairy do
case Holland do
2 do pine apple do
600 lhs Western Reserve do
] case Woodruf's table
salt in boxes
l2 hbl carbonate soda
20 lbs tartaTic acid
50 do cream tartar
| cask salaraius
bbl sal soda
] do alum, do copperas
madden. indigo, logwood,
chalk and rosin
~ doz scrub brushes, assort.
IL do backing do do
5 do white wash, sweeping
and busters
3gross Mason's challenge
backing
IS hath brick
S bAs Burlington herring I
10 do Scotch do /
20 bhls family Roe and No
herring
CT do family Roe herring
MaekereI Nos ! ?, 3, by the
bill or retail
No | salmon and shad
Family flour, rye flour
Corn meal, Louisville lime I
Sugar curds hams, sides aud
shoulders
dried heefand tongues
fresh butter and lard
alt, nails, window glass ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

ne Su scrhers have just received an assortment of
Tary scott AND Cos Cook ing Stoves families requir
ing cooking stove would do well look at these befor
purchasing elseS here they constructed with es
pecial reference 10 Il e burning of coal
Any person purchasing one of these stoves and find,
ing ON tmal to fail IN meeting their expectations is
mitted W return the same. BLACK AND KNOX
June n, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
DR. f. CRANES
sPlNo'AHDOMiNAL SUPPORTER FOR FEMAI.E
WEAKNESS, WEAK lacks &c.

keene, N H. Aug 10Th, ls44
have Tor several years been in the Of Dr irane's
sPNo ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, aud for of the
spine and some kinds of distortion and prosIs Of the
uter aud abdominal debility generally have found n
superior 10 anything of the Kind have seen II mar
euariy useful for young persons OF seentary hsh. or
occupations, to prevent distortion and ether deforma
Tons. AMOS rWiTCHELL, MD
For sale at BRENTLiNGER'S Apotheca
myi3 Ashland square, Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

PILES. SORES, &c-rhc Genuine IIays' Linimen:
Is ar article more Justly celebrated a for tho
above, than any or all others. Its almost
hunerahc, aud IL Is only necessary let those who
know The article aud used II with such great success,
that u Is 10 rs lad true aud genuine of Conlst0ck Co.
y ConrIiand ST. New York, sole proprietors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

DIR. :PHpN'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
why Will yon suaer with thai distressing complaint
when remedy is at hand that viii mol fail to you ?
Tins remedy VIII eiectuaiiy destroy any alta, OF head
ache either nervous bilious. II has cured OF
twenty years's standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
4s,~s 81. CHARLES, IL
s.ssrG WATER STREET. u.s.
t:issgST 4 felr doors beloir Monroe ss,fsE
s.--sssszss WHEELING, VA Ssssz.assa
w. II. SrEpI EMS. Proprietor.

flEIiE above House s most elghy situated or the &C
q eomuodaton Of Bosrders Travellers. ii.heing
opposite tie steamboat landing. and airy AND plea
SAINT situation and aforing the best aceomuoda sns.
TIE building Is new. the wei furnished, ant the
Table aud Bar supplied Win the best the market affords
Tho nuse wit he open at ell hours Of the night; The
propreinr invites sha-e of pnhlie naronase. septlH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

CoNNFtt's MtGtcAL PAS ExrR ACTOR It is now con.
ccued by mcdical men that Cannels Pain ENrac.
tor, manu- acurGd hy Copisluck & Co u CORTLAND st
rs the greatest wonder OF the lsth century. Its
ieots ave rGly miraculous. All pains ed from
hufls, sfalls &c. aud all external sores, min
us aieF us applications healing the the
delicate SKIN, leaving 1t is equally benefe la;
III all kinds OF inhamma,oTy Diseases such Up.
pes aud Ewes; Sprains, Rheumatism White swelling
ana cers, bruises, Burns, Chhlans cry Plies
me i"iofeau, sc. We might add as proof 10 all we
say me names OF many eminent PHI sieans who
IN Their acice, and hundreds OF the clergy who pra
II ic tEeir people. Kind parents keep il constantly
hahd N cases of accident by fire life may be lost with
Gu. bnt ny It's Use all burns subject To lis control
uhltss the vitals are destroyed. Cauton-Rcm m,er
a III ash tor Connals Magical Pain Extractor. manuac.
tu Cd by Conlstock & Co. n. Y. and take no other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

DEAFNESS CuRED-pR. McNAIR'S ACCOuS.
Ttt Oll.-fhose deaf from Old aud from infancy
Often receive their hearing most miraculous manner
ny the use OF tins on. II has the effect restore the
tension and bring into the action OF The paris
as 10 restore the nearing when lost impaired This
wi be done IN all cases OF recent deafness and many of
long sisntins. All deaf persons should this oil 80
tomt'ock Co. II CORTLAND ST. are the wiloesaler..-
Price 81 per HASH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
WINDOW GLASS.
tI0 RnVas dn,.,
FOR SALE

also am L., =. ~ ~ and sheet glass of all sizes
ESQ uli stock OF window sashes always on hand AMI
| ,as ~ ' 10 haihst sc ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
Posr OFFICE REGULATIONS.


Mail arrivals and departures alter the LIST day
OF July, l2l5.
yNNtY Eastern mail arrives 6 pm and departs i0a
peilv Western mail arrives u am and departs = m
paiiv hv steuhenvte and WesVtie, arrives va p IN
aud depasis n m .r.
From Wooster to WheeliHr, arrives every TUESDAY,
rburs5av and Saturdays at a N, and departs every
MoYJsv wednesday aud Friday at : a ~
Fro1, Marietta by Grave Greek, arrives ThcsdaFs ana
sa,nrdays Nv : m and departs Mondays and Fridays
Rom De,bany hv West Iiberfv to Wheelirr. arrives
cvr,y TUESDAY Thnfslav aud saturday, by " O'Clock,
IN and departs day st "a -
Frno NoreanioVn hv Wavneshurahto w Aeeto2, ar
yivss Thursdays at p and departs from Wheeling on
FRIDAYS AZ 8 IN ,,.,.
,i,,os every Tuesday at 9 aid departs from Wheel
ing every Wed eslay ri M 49,
From Wcoiiaad by soekman's 10 Whceiing arrives
every Saturday al . m, aud DEPARTS from wheeling
every Thursday at m
All mad matters should he denosied IN tae once ii
least ono hour before the Of closing the mail
Oficf opens at a m. and closes agalh al - p VI
OPENS aean az 2 + m and close II 10 y m
Opened GA Saturdays from To ia ana nom y l"
I0pm =, 49,,
Newsraper postage must he paid is advance at the
commencement OF each qa1rier commencing st JdnaN
~ Isl Aprti ist Juy - Of 0ctoher. failure to
do So will cause their dscsnttuuaucc.
Those routing Boxes. api keeTtGt quarterly accounts
to pay their ills title cose II each quarter
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