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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

"TAKE MYC Ara young gent re-
Gently regaled the ears of his bright par
ticular with somewhat protracted sere-
made, at the close of which the chamber
window opened, and small white pack
age descended therefrom. The enamored
youth instantly secured the precious mis-
sive, and retired to a place of safety, and
and with trembling hand proceeded to
unfol6-A NIGHT-CAP!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

AHEAD OF ERICsoN.-Andrew Jack
son Davis, the Poughkeepise Seer, has
discovered that all sorts of machinery
locomotives, engines, can be driven by
the power of the human will He prints
his paper-the Universal Hum-by Just
looking into the Office and nodding at the
press. This is ahead of Hoe.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

WORTH TRYNG.-A lump of SAHARA
tus, applied to the sting of a wasp or bee,
will stop the pain in one moment, and
prevent it from swelling. Try it and see.
1t is sure remedy for rattlesuake bites,
# lfaPplied Immediately. BE sure and re-
member it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

Dar The New York Tribune charges
that Auguste Belmont, the late acting
Consul General of Austria, contributed
last fall over thirty thousand dollars to
the Pierce and King fund for election
purposes, and that in return for this an
preparation of his money, and for this a.
lone, he has been appointed by the Pres
ident Charge de Afaires to the Neither
lands. In other words, the charge is
distinctly made that Mr.. Pierce and his
Cabinet have sold one of the most impor-
tant offices in their gift for money con.
sideration, the only difference between
their traffic and ordinary commerce being
that they took the money before the ar.
tlcle they were to deliver had come into
their possession.
This is serious charge. But the Tri-
bune evidently speaks by the card. and
can, If need be, satisfactorily prove, with.
out doubt, every part and parcel of this
most disgraceful transaction. 1t is clear
upon the face of this appointment, that con-
slderatlons much stronger than any nero
love of democratic principles, must have
operated upon the minds of the President
and his advisers, or they would not have
gwen the Austrian satrap a place which
ought to have been filed by some person
of republican sentiments and feelings
If any Wing President should have done
such an act as this-should have passed
by men of republican education and SYM
pathies, to bestow one of the most impor-
tant offices in his gift, upon person fresh
from the service of a despot, and with ALI
his notions of Absolutism unrenounced
and still uppermost in his mind--we would
have never heard the last it. It would
have been denounced as treason to our
government, and every Locofooo editor
stump orator and grog-shop slangwhane.
er would have piled up the agony" in
expatlating upon the event, until the verv
air would have become vocal with their
excreations. But as it happens that this
outrage upon American feelings has been
perpetrated by President who sails un-
der the SO called democratic" flag, we
hear nothing from Looofoco sources but
lame apologies for the deed Not one de-
nocratIc paper has yet dared to speak Of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

SHOCKING NDIFFERENCE.-Asa an ev-
idence of the cool Indifference of the
wretched monster, Spring, upon the very
verge of eternity, just before being led to
execution, he deliberately pared two Ha-
vana oranges, and partook of the fruit
with the greatest gusto !-Tl51ade,phia
Gazette.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

! Bible distributor is engaged N fur
nishing the boats on the Morris Canal
with the Scriptures. The directors have
approPrirted $50 to meet the expenses OF
tins truly benevolent work. The balance
Of the expense is betrayed by the County
Bible Societies on the line Of the canal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

1t is said that Charles Levi Woodbury.,
Esq, declines the Chargeship to Bolivia.
According to the Boston Nal, he says
the place is not set down on Monks Map
that nobody knows where in thunder
it is, and that he will see the "Goysrn-
ment d, before be will travel nine
Or ten thousand miles to hunt il up"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

John j. Clyde has retired from the Ed
itorial management of the Wing State
Journal, at Harrisburg, and been succee
ded by John j. Patterson, formerly Of
the Juniata Sentinel-a worthy and com
pcteut gentleman.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

The Pemnsylromaam of Monday, says
at is now reported to be common say
ing at Washington, in the Departments,
as we'll as at the White House, that the
old keystone State is the most harmoni-
Gus of the large States.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

Iss- We learn that the citizens of Flat
brookville, Sussex county, N. J. will eel
ebr'ite the coming 4th of July, and that
Col. CaArLToN BURNETT, of this place
ha3 consulted to be present and deliver
an 0ratich on the occasion.
JAMEs II. WALTON, Esq. Of this place
n TO deliver an Grafton at the celebration
20 be held at Lake Paupunonming, in
Hamiltcl township, in this County, on the
9TH of July.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

The first Annual Fair of the North.
ampton Agricultural Society, will be held
at EastoD, Oh the 5th, 9th and eth of DC
tober
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23
A DEMOCRAT
from tie LancaSteriaat.)

The President has removed B. Parke,
Esq, recently commissioned as Postmas-
ter at Harrisburg, and appointed John H.
Brandt in his place. Judging from the
puffs of Mr. Parke, we were led to believe
that his appointment gave entire satisfac-
ton. Why was he removed? Who can
tell
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

CC- 1t appears from the Pension Office re-
port that Land Warrants have been issued to
The amount Of nine millions nine hundred and
thTiy-five thousand three hundred and TWEEN.
~ acres.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

C Is the Wing party dead or not!- Bos-
ten Post
Pot yonr finger in its mouth and you will
perhaps find out.-LoUlSrJNe Journal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

The Easton Gas Company hare declar-
ed dividend of 5 per cent on the op-
eratIons Of the last six months.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23
The Croans Of the Wounded.

We annex the following paragraphs ta-
ken from Locofoco journals in this State,
as Indicative of the feeling the publishers
Of them have towards the National Ad :
ministration, and of the opinion they en-
teratin of some of his acts.
From tie Bcrks County PreSs.)
CAN IT BE TRUE!-A gentleman Just
returned from Washington city, reports
that Hon. James Campbell, has appointed
an unnaturalized foreigner, an Irishman,
as one of the Route Agents between Phil
adelphia and Pottsville, who will take
possession of the appointment as soon as
he arrives from Ireland, where he is now
on visit to his family.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23

10000 cattle are said to have died last
winter in Oregon for want of food.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-06-23
By order of the Board :
GEO. WATPERSTON

UEU. " WAITERSIUN.
Sec. Wash. Nat. M01aatanent Association,
SrPapers throughput the country are
respectfully requested to give this an in
sertion.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. PeSt B,oGGLray aud Franklin street M, York
TINS Establishment can be very correct Reprc
IA sentatUnOla LADY IN CANA, under the IN ri N
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, hands in motion: lin.
only oi the kind III the country. largest
AID best collection o. y GceL and Modern III the u -
Ihe inquire oil Soldier III the Continental Uniform; blue and
bluff, lead buttons, marked u. 5. threecosed Hat
Bcecies, Caters, &c, de- Also, Birds Vanous Plum
age, some curious freaks OF Nature Indian implements OF
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EngravinSs many other ran,
and valuable CurlosItles Statue George ILL., Such col.
lection cannot be found III Establishment kind in
the United States y double CALI
from the neck down TO the middle They ul grown M
perfectly formed, and were brought town Lying
Live White Kat nom Berks Penn. IdHtitia,tee RAT
Is flames Tor EXERCISE and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Donnnoes billiard Room with two SPLEEN
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can br
accommodated al short notice. The LaIder will be-
supplied with all the delcaces Game Oys
tcrs Beef Steake, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets &c
at any hour.
AT this Establishment, may be a celebrated bird
MNo that viii repeat almost anything alter stranger
No accommodation political o nartv
The Subscriber having PIopictor OF The bnvr
celebrated Establishment, aid having various alicia
tons is prepared to accommodate The Travelling Public
Hotels OF the city OF New YOIk. The Roon which con
tans the rarest private in this country being lie
collection OF many years, will sustain the reputation
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, quality
TORY, where meals will be served at all tuy
and evening. Private rooms for Courts martial Referees
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties, &c. &c
The public respectfully invited grant him share OF
their patti onaSe-
CHARLIE WRIGHT Proprietor
U5-Persos wishing for puIc Wine Spirits may iepenL
oil having them genuine AT this Establishment
N. B-Pr1vae families Supplied with Dinners
IN superior style for Parties Oi number their
tive homes and OF glass silver TO any part
OF City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance he REFECToRY in ETankliust
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FROM TIE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM TIE STATE MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is called follow ing GER
tificate of by using only 1,
bottles OF Sands Sarsaparilla:
Sidney, (Maine,) April is, 1850
Gcntlemen.rhs is to certify that have afflicted
mole or less since BIRTH with Sci Oua which cuntin-
ucd TO increase until last February In January my legs
we've so swollen could boot stocking, am
had several large all the time. Tins Sit
uation about give up i'll despair when was adj
vsed TO try Sands SarsapaTis. Lad much faith IN
II, but sent TO agents in Augusta Me- procu eli
bottle, which did much good, that sent and nuL
another and continued until had taken We bottles
am now perfectly Well II any person who read this
letter is afflicted with any disease OF Scroula wod
most sincerely recommend him 10 Sands Sasaparia
any person wishes further information about my case
by calling upon convince OF the healing power
this medicine. STEEHENC HdIiVGOD
We are personally acquainted with Mr.. Hayw cod
and believe his statement above to be true.
DILLINGHAM; d TITCONB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. ~ d.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St corner m
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gcpelal
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 lei
bottles six bottles for s.. For sale by
j. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. Is5 Main ST., Wheeling
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; SeatOn d Sharpe Maysvillc
Shackeford d Crichton, Portsmouth,; and +. IIinnmr
Cincinnati. dectO-3nI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wHEELuNc. FEMALE srsmINARY.


rllHR regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
Session of this institution, viii be the first day Of Sep.
The teachera at connected with tho Seminary
Rev Nv B. ". roLFoRD. b D., Principal
Miss s. v. BLISS
Miss MARGARET ORR; Assis,ants.
Miss FRANCISL. HARDING,
Pn:, JOHN wINKLE, Music and German.
Prof i, b. STONE Hoeal Music Sss1i .''4 -N''"S'
Miss orr viii not take active duty tho eomte ;:soE
probably be with US in the Spring.
.nLnary near Philadelphia She not only gives i.Jtruc
"s III tho higher branches taught In Semnares, but s
Music, receive lessons they may prefer, either
rom Poi. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
teachers, and arrangements made courses
.ore the classes by some experienced lecturer and Ex
we would again direct attention ofraron.s, to TIL
pupil viii al once Know the amount Of tuition Where
majority OF the studies OF pupil ale in any particular
a@ a hi npi rent Bedding Fire
Lights, and Ancient Languages, If DESIRED session
WASTING al lEs % Sr BosrSers per dor. $3.50
Hay Observation-Disclosures, Junior Grudeper
session, 600
" Seminary proper, Junior Class,
per session, 1900
NEEDLE class, ii 90
Senior class, &c
:. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1G 90
No GTtrG charges. excePtJor n.e Joloeidg 6rGnehes
Tor lessons, 10 90
Il 70 ofinstrunent for daily practice, 200
alOd,rE Languages, Painting drawing, 1000
Elr1oidary, Fancy Needlcwork, or plain Sew.
ng, 800
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out the Semna
il consequence the trouble, the same charg
cal Ms IN the Seminary, viz: $ts per session.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance TO the
o. session. and deduction made except sickness.
With reference to the management OF the school,
have only tosay, that have here Government and
administered kindly inieed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra care and trouble TO Teachers but is the only sG
sy'trn We have found Teachers who have well sustain
oil our views. s#
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit u.s. attend our &c
will point them to the members OF higher
ami sayHic stnt nostTG TnonunenRhere pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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fSEAI-wEEKLY papers double the above rates.
TRI-wEEKLY az treble "
MoxTnLY one.fol.rth
SEMIMoSTuLY onehalf
DAILY oener than Ti lreey times the above rates
In rating the distance newspapers to subscribers
Office publication, and not the county line is be
starting point
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA, &c-Letters to and Canada and the Brit.
ish n. American Provinces, for over miles 10
cents half ouneei 5000 miles, Prepay
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAGD-On letters between any
Office in the United States California Oregon excep
led and Office IN Great Britain and Ireland 81 cents
half ounce IS cents for ounce under,
cents If the rate being after the
first ounce Prepayment optional. On newspapers the
rate is two cents eachto be prepaid On newspapers TO
foreign country Great Britain
To be prepaid.
GERMANY, PRrssIA, &c-Letters to the following coun
tries, via England must be prepaid by British steam
eT, o cents If by an American steamer 21 cents.
AieX1ndTtR, via MarSeilles Malta Island
Algeria. Mecklenburg Schwartz
Austria, and Austrian States MecklenburE
Baden. Moldavia-
Bavaria Naples, via Marseilles
belgium. Norway.
bremen. Oldenburg
brunswick. Poland
Ieyroot, via Marsielles. Prussia.
Dardanelles, the. do Roman, Pspa1 tates.
Denmark Russia
France. SaXony.
German statea scutarf, via Marseillss
Gibraltar: Smyrna, do do
Greece, via MaTseilles. Sweden.
Hamburg and CuXhaven. Switzerland.
Hanover. Turkey in Europe.
Holland Tuscany via Marseilles.
Hong Kong Venetian States
lonian Islands. Wallachia.
Iubec. Wurtemburg.
BY the BREMEN LINE letters be sent to Germany by
prePaying the Foreign postage and the United
age OF 30 cents; or they may be sent wholly unpaid
To CENTRAL AMERICA, &c.-Letters from the United
States to the following named countries
prepaid at the rate OF 90 cents per half ounce which in
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Custom HOUSE.

Established i'll 1881. E. B. SwEARINGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector OF Customs, ONCE No. 21, Water street
Impo 10 this port made by way ofNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Cincinnati IIydropnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment

L.,
THE above Institution is open for the reception of
patients Itis located about miles from the city,
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, the rear and at
the me distance from the Miami Canal in the 'front.'
benefits Of the Institution ' y '"''''''s tue
nish more pleasing variety OF scenery than seI
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati iho
beautiful! beyond description.
of ssnee T6e neanes apd the taste
interior, ombned with the numerous attractions which
this Establishment desirable The Halls are extern.
sivc the Rooms spacious and inviting. where the invalid
can range at pleasure free from atmospheric influences in
Indictment weather. The Bed Rooms well ventilated
and neatly iurnshed the Bath Rooms ample COM
modious being convenient the application water in
every FORM In connection with the Institution there is
opportunity Of restoring their SsoaIas
strength by healthigi exercise The Springs which
s nsr oS soS 5 they send
neghborhood are remarkable for healthuness purity OF
and variety of scenery Allhings combined we can
health, than this Institution '''A''
Dr. pEAsr having had experience in the treatment
OF disease for begs leave inform the public
pains will spared the health
several devoted her attention the treatment of
diseases peculiar to her SEX and being qualified
female department Prolaysus Uteri, with its train Of
the enees and eRd happiness
ulness OF large portion OF the fair SEX will be treated in
any kind 70 SUBJECT 1 Roud S
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases shall expect to
Persons visiting the by the way of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will stop the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring two comfora
bes, two blankets, two coarse Sheets six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages
TERNs.-The terms Board Medical Services and nil
ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per week. PAYABLE
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient TO an
extra Some deduction will be to those who
find it necessary to spend length OF time in the Inst
day. fs-
From three five dollars will be charged for the frs.
| examination. " 80" ~
| For further particulars address
D.A. PEASE, Md
| Proprietor and Physician.
OaLLhage, aalnlllonCo.. ONO aug24.
I1O6 BOXES halves, quarters eighths new Raisins
1@C 20 drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
6casks currants;
8 boxes citron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes;
do Jar do
eask do to sell cheap;
6 kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
2 trails Dates; boxes conserve Ginger;
| . bbls Cranberries, at
aec1s SD. wooDRow,s
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Silk & Dress Goods.

PAYADERE and Flourced Silks, extremely rich Bro.
eade silks In Tan COLOR Ashes of Roses &c, Satin
oenes Caps all Wool French Monsn de LANES in rich
designs Stewart Plaids French Mernos, Mouselin Dc
Bege in and Steel Mixed 3d. "a 81 plain Mouse.
lin De Laines Turquoise, Thibet Cloths. elegant French
hntzes Chaes in colors Persian and Lama Coths black
stock OF dress goods in the city Just received at
oct2o o w HEISKELL & Co.'S.
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I'm QUART BOTTLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT


The value OF this Medicine IL low widely known, AMI
day the field OF its uscu.essis extended 1t is
proved and highly nded by Physicians and admit
ted be the searching preparation
the that has been employed in medical practice
operation extends 10 the remotest parts OF the SYSTEM
ard consists in removing diseased action in the absorbing
and secreting organs mman Nature seldom effects,
assisted the of any ven disease, but requires
aid OF stimuent Alternative, antisepc medicine In
diseases OF tho skin and esh ation OF these three
asses of medical agents is highly dcsir r1le All the
properties combined in this preparation:
operating successfully the system they
eessary do when taken separately, they stmuta
neousy and in perfect harmony when administered
orm. Its tonic property strengthens digestion and I'M
proves the appettelts Alternative tendency carries oil
the aecumuations OF NOR bid nIaer-and its antisepc
uence neutrazes the VIRUS which disease is fos-
tered lis uniform success in curing and relieving
rous diseases for which is recommended established
bp multitude OF attested facts.
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, OR MINISTER'S SORE THROAT.
Fair Hauen, Mass, dug. 22d, 1850.
MeSsrs SAsDs- regard II but justice yourselves
humanity TO all similarly afflicted your Sars-
parila has cured me OF the chronic L ,ry ngitis.
1t would be difficult for me to desc the alarming
dltlon OF throat and vocal evions the
your invaluable remedy During Nearly years was
forced TO desst from the public duties OF profession;
and having made OF great variety proiessed spe
cities, besides submitting to more than thirty painful
Tic applications, had abandoned all hope elie when
rila.
My dseas was OF SO long standing, and had obsti-
nately resisted the best medical Skill conscious,
cannot truly be said my faith hath saved me-, nd
monet but trust ieel in appropriate degree CRATE
iu Tor the favor able result above named
able TO attend 10 the duties of III" pasorate for than
and having proved rcIl actual expe the
Ioughness OF tile could feel justified in longer
am accustomed 10 keep bottle OF your Sarsaparila at
hand and whenever opposed 10 colds labor still
use II as PTereHtftire.
Very gratefully yours, S. X. BROWN;
Pastor OF Centre st. NJ. L. church.
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ODD FELLOWS.

ROOM, No. 123 Market street, near the Post Office
VtRaISIus LODGE, No ), every Thursday evening
FE \NKLIS LoDGE, No. 49, meets every Monday evening"
wmEELrTo LoDoE No 3d. meets every Saturday evening.
ABRAMS EScAMPMENr, No. meets list and Sd Tuesday
each month.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merchants and NIechanIcs' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1895. CAPITAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL President; soprEsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
North Western Bank of Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL Sf95.1Oo.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
Ohm C. CAMPBELL, President; DAs'L. LAKE, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
manufacturers and Farmers, Bank
of Wheeling.
Main street. between Monroe and Quincy.
xcoRPoRATED MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL Stock 100000.
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't. JOHN LIST, Cashier.
Wheeling Suvings' Institution.
No. 1872, Main st.
INCORPORATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAM MCCOY, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
Snyings' Bank of Wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
TIIoS. H. LIST, President; wM. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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lIASONS.

ROOM, No. l4 Main ST., Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoDoE, No. 1ol meets the first Monday night of
very
wIEELINa UNION CHAPTER, No. 10, meets the seeon,
Monday night OF every month.
WHEELING Lopez, No 128, meets on the third Monda,
night &c every month.
.NuG=LISo ESCAMPMENr K. T., meets on the fourth
MuhdaT right OF every month.