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hmDrOCypeS.
lIIR subscriber ROW ofarS ~ The public new style Of
l. ploule, lar superior 70 tho ip6uene0iylc, nSdn IN
WheeIluS daily al Ills establ tllnnt They ale tered
AMBR0TYPES,
The process for which s patented III The United States
Great britain and France These pictures sre tie most
besuilu Sid truthful ever produced b. tie Photographic
ar. The exceeding EeReSs depth or light uHl shade, and
richness VI lone Is wonderful they 10 moi TcveTte the
subject, but represent everything III lis iue rosI,iU
They arc without tho glare Of daEurreoLIPs, my DO
SSen any view, and viii last for oses unchanged, being
lMPRRlSl!ABLR,
hence the name, Ambroype which signifies lndtsruetl
biIity Tie picture SSKeh OIL plain glass, 10 which n
other plate Of corresponding slre Is secured with indie
strQetlble cement BY which We picture VIII retain u ollg
Ia hlllaRey Tor GseSi 1t will hot c0rIOde b. acids nor
hn injured by water or climate
t'AbIOlJe TetOcOIts must DO seen TO Le appreciated
Tho relief Is as perfect AZ lie.
daguerrean taken al reduced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen arc Invited 10 Gail ard exalne Iny gallly
luG \, q, PARTRIDGE
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DEclalL OolSAoE.-In The British Parliament,
The movement In favor ofdeclmal coinage and de-
CImal weights and MEASURES is progressing, Reso'
buttons passed TO The effect thatthe initiation Of The
decimal system Of coiusge by the issue Of The 0Ot
In had been successful, and that II he completed
by The issue Of silver CoiAs representing lie hun
dtedlh, and copper coins representing tile l,OOoIh
psr, ofa pound stetlns-said cOius TO be called
iespeelively cents and mills MI J. b, Smith
moved as an amendment that consEess Of nations
be invited TO settle a.anifOtn rate Of cuttency.
AMER considerable debate lIla. part Of the motion
,,pecliylns cents and mills was withdrawn, and
The remainder adopted.
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ExrRAcr from burlesque Of fashionable novel.
-dShe Is seated In ths cool balcony, enjoying,
with true refinement OF tasle, lhe delicious Ntoma
OF Tho costly Rastcrn eKoticS and lovely artificial
flowers by %llch she is surrounded, lnete com.
panions for one so eXquiStey bpauleous bs her.
self. BY her side a county cavalet who, how
ever, appeals strangely inattenlive 10 the enchant.
Ing Ida. He leans over The edge Of the balcony,
gS2ing abstIactedly IouRl Tie square. The only
Object OF the slightest ineres. visible In that local.
ity Is q busy lamplighteE who flights roPidly 10
aid ffo. Suddenly Ont hero, Euslace MOnig0m.
ely DO Vavassseut--fOr' Ills lle-breaks the dreamy
sIenee-"lda, seest thou yon 'nfian, who Is PIE.
pairing 10 climb that lamp opposite, In order to IL.
illuminate Tile immediate reslOn thereof Tell me,
wherefore doth he resemble Mont Blancei A
charang smile and slight shake Of thai noble
head denote lIer i1sbilY 10 Do 50, Because no
is now nlounti1' (mountain.) Dost take, love.
Hest onel' A faint shrek iings out upon the
slllait, and cry arises that The lady Ida is
swoonipg" l . ~
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PrrEa t,xslscoS, one Of The companions Of La
faye,te, who came with him from FfanCe TO Join
out revolutionary struggle, died recently at War
saw, New York, lie was present at liz execution
Of SIpjOt Andre, and remained in Tie army until
The end Of The war. u.
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MrssrssrrI.--Chstlss D. PontaIne Is formally
announced as lie candidate Of The American patty
in MIs.lsIppl lot aQvtmat Of that Stale,
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For the Wheeling IntellIsenter.
EDWIN AND GERALDINE.
~ OLA LOwEL.

bY OLA LOwEL.
They wandered oul 10 say, "GooI'bye,"
Edwln and GeTaldIhs,
AND sat them down beside Till,
Where OF before lhey'd oeell'
They hntIed they weie all alone
TIL NaIuIe seemed 10 saN
vo", ynw, NJ Invsh,,,r
The 6rARehs'C d 'hs:.s'a'tlT Hee''
BymSsIrS bleeteS slIrleu,
Above them bent, as II intent
On catching each low word.
Fair blossoms, TOO, on either hand,
Stood BY In li,enins crowds,
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CRAMPS.

-a CRAMPS,
Tile nosl tstlual remedy for Cramps In the stomach,
ULoera MorLOs, orauI,hns pertaining theIeo, is The
fro use Of Dr,J, Iloslttets Stonsrh BtelS Thceonl,
Ing season generally brings with, periodical diseases
oil Of which be avoided By timely use Oflhess hit
ters therefore eSeryany Should no supplied With theHi
10 tine, As family medicine they have no equal. For
leir medical virtues you are referred ~ physicians gen
orally, who prescribe them In their practice aud reeOR
mend them as a tonic generally.
For sale BY nruggistsa Rl hotels everywhere. Wheel
ihs Derots, HUSiiPlHLD & co, and
Ie92 THOMPSON Il PATTERSON.
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tF- = s-s--.--------s
aTIn an article on Mexico and lis present de-
pOtAble condition, The Louisville Journal remarks
hiatt people Of the United State cunnot, II they
would, shut their eyes 10 Tue coutse Of proceedings
In that distracted counIEy-thut os o conterminous
Territory, we have an interest IN Mexico that we
cannot ignore, and ought mol ~ nesleeI-that il
cannot much longer exist as sel.suSlnnnS fee
government, and We CannoI consistently with our
own safety, see il psss under the dominion Of any
European power 10 be moulded into monarchy.
The Journal continues;
"rhefe is but little hope for The regeneration Of
Mexico while II continues 10 be governed by tie
population OF that country. Its Identification
must Le effected through other elements and by
oiet agencies than ate 10 Ge found there amongst
its own inhabitants, lsnorant, de5a>ed, supeISti.
lous, and corrupt, the people are unable 10 con-.
prehend tie theory much ltSs 10 ca,ry out In de.
jail the practical OPERATIONS OF fee government.
This gIeal striking lact has now become apparent
even 10 Tie ign0Eaut people oil that county, aud
they dGsite ~ be united 10 and incorporated with,
The great Republic Of The North, MS they call The
United States. Before long they will present their
sepafate States ldfst on tic Ead) fcr annexation,
aud 50 olanotous will be theit demands that we
shall mol be able long to deny them admission
The county we will thus anllex hos a population
Of 1861, 9l9 souls.
t'l'he Republic Of Mexico consists Of 81 States,
Federal district, and Territories. It's whole
extent Of territory embraces an area OF 1925
English square miles. lis greatest length In q
northwest and southeast direction, from San Diego
10 the extreme southern part OF ChiapSs, Is about
1887 miles; and The greatest breadth Is aluut H..
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CAsrISdA BRoSzE STATUE op WASHINGTON
On Thursday afternoon, The first experiment oil
casting was made al Mr., fluGaT1's foundry, and
although The matter was kept, as lie thought, 4ui.
ell, befoie the hour had arrived Tor tapping the
furnace, Smiths band made tlIeiruppearaRce, al
once producing sensation OF enthusiasm among
the WOtkmen. Hardly had lllese been seat.
ed, when the stirring sound Of drum and ffe
were heard, and Capt. Richardson with squad
OF artillery, men, oiil gun drew up before the
works, and wete received and welcomed with
good oheeh l.T..
At half past three, The metal having been tesled,
The doors we're closed on all except Mr.. ilubatd
anil The wotkmen, those present awaiting out like
signal; In ten minutes Tie doors were thrown
omen, and there arose one loud bust OfvOices from
within of 'huxza Tor washingtUn!' which was soon
answered by Ctpl richardson with five guns,
AZ The announcement all RUSHED 10 witness the
tesnIl, and 10 StcuTe each fol himself piece Of
The metal rs a nlemento oil occasion. Capt.
Richardson received piece fpr plate fOr The
onnoty Of Tho Artillery. The Mayor Ofthe city,
who lad arrived, tgellet with numbers Of citi
SelS nj thc bombing Of The guns, now TejOiCed
with those rejoicing. al bali past Rye gun was
fired, aud the Mayor announced tone gun to Hub.
ard, the artist" followed by a strain from SIBill's
baud, second gun was cred ITO GiutheEman,
The iudon'lable wotker," and a third 10 The work.
men,"
A little after six o'clock, The company separated
from those who Iabored, to give them that rest and
repcse which they had mol enjoyed for q moment
Ot forty odd lOuts. May lhelr luJors be tewarded,
and highest hopes Of The statue realized.
rhis scene we shall long terntnibei, and love 10
remember asa bright Olen Of VltgiDiai we shall
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pAGUERREorYPEs.

D|NG NNiPFyFIgW NFFNRgeNlenI'
IIkensssts lAkeh with all lilo recent improvements,
wlIhOuI anybnpalprs Wilderness Of hair, Bey appear
aee on black aaAeA Every Ityle Of cases always on
hand.
tulC-ly. H1 WA. COwDES.
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J. Z. 81. ,.l,s.t.. -,
OBelleylng lHfls = W. ~, ~ WV 's n,
tbat many might profit by The reading Of II, re-
ous., yon, 10 te.nublish II.
iSS1''NN q &
From Boaton PaPet. US
sirbsYe wks ratification meeting al CoehLll.
AZ All last eyenint, and Melen was embossed As
tbs bso6lss candidate iot lie Presidency. lils
ihs6lIs also tAye HIM new suit Of cloths, anu
sbe6iliayed hin 10 10 or ROUd theet Among
lie resolutions unanimously adopted was The iol'
Iayins,
Rtsoirsd, That our platform IS fee as The hea'
yens above w, aud that In lie decalosue VI OUT
roIitical fail recognising The law OF absolute Ia.
densIdslce and IoiIIetl ittespoasiUilty, The iol'
lowing ATE fixed facts: Americans shall rule AM
eficat Alellen shall Dc 2trsdsHt
We oppose oil parties and oil candiuaIesi ana
wbils We inionn our sister Stale Of Tennessee we
are oil tisLl on tie goose question, we admit 10
our fiehds III Maine that we laYof INC Ma'ne III
We Join with our New Yo'k brethren ~ alyo'
calling SLATED Reachls ~ t S,,o ~ H. isIIs,
a ,n.i, " Y ~, Us NJ. ta,i,s yVp'
We would rescue Pennsylvania ltoa The demon.
alizlng influence ol k!out anu catysss, anu euVp'
the Virginia eo,sInS'lOno' 'sSS'NO'S
St "" svn",hya viii Oai(ottis in her fondness
fot gold lus, appiovs Of lhs buster Of The AlIL.
isltiiiOn IL GuIa sud uEs''o"n waH Vp' usaP'
Prove o. rs OaSA,"E oS ,;cv h,e matched Ls
L,sssLes 10 sonls nnrIose, and thS. JACK Hale is
Senator Of lie Unlle,lSIales.
We believe Tue si!Lel question 70 ~ ~ ,sM
If eTu u a''u VIC AA''''''" ~ ""' ""D W. "
We believe that tdllibuSleilng' Is matter Of
laste, ofea sanctioned by HE higher law illegal
lows a., 49,. nam. ,.s,, ,.,i,;,. hoard
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Statement
oFTHE WIlEELlN q SAVINGS INSTITUTION
M
S!l2.1N 81
S?i2,137 q
WIN. Mccoy, 7'IeasuIer.

VIZ, The undersigned. appointed eomnllle 10 evan.
ine tho accounts u lie WI cnI Savings Institution and
Give CuiCalG thereof Ln hereby Gently thai we have
carefully cyauIth Tho accounts OIL said Institution, aud
find lilo above staten chi 10 be correct.
JOiIS NJ GArnnY....
lsuAH COOPER..... SComnllttee
wv. N, HERRYIlLL,
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ANEw Susplr Law has been passed in Saint
Louis, 49,, BY Which all slofts may be kepl open
The Whole Of SunJsy except places fot the sale OF
liquor. which, must Oe closed ftOm9 o'clock AM
unthl4P.M. ~ ---t
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"A FEAkvvL RipE.--We lepra (lOni tue Indiana
polls JUutn !, tbs, locomotive defending Tue m
clIaed pltns a. MslIson, Indiana, on Monday last
owing is te we, tack, sol beyond eohltOI Of The
,btAIe,, and went down Tue plane with 'eas'a
velocity. ,whsa within hundfed yatls OF
ft.Vht ttslp which was standing on The tack the
snpInesr, Samuel IdIet aai Tie fireman, Thomas
Bis4ue took desperate leap Tot life fton, The n.y.
Inc engine. alr, ldlst was dssled asol0s'
switch signal, and insiaOtly killed. Mo b,Se'Is
,sluek tbe rtolnd and instantly expired. MI B.
j. R6blsop, sleik ollie Company, who was also
on the engine, chung toll and blythe collision with
The ftsisht train was shOckingIy m,ngel, though
vel living, "aN@Nst
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SNLn
T'ilB undersigned offers Tor ale ii, ilm.st"I'
Market street. east side, between IoS,S.s A Lol
3eels. Theloi eet ItVHt, with Eooj NM, IS yI'i
ling house aid out bulldinES S''N 0'''A live z.
u viii DO sold lowAHd on AstomMolA,rr,.,,,.
possession line AIer lie Tsto. Otos.r AL
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.lN zIMupp
FOR RENT

FUK KENT. -
The Sto,e Room on Monro4 street at P,,.,,,.,..,.
oar NJ Golds house will te for rent on oar rtS
lana TALLANT q N.Y. ,u,..
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! M1soELIANBoUs,
Steamboat Disasterso On the Yves.
tern Waters,
/ STE Am 30 Att r OTTO

T. q =
HtTiR have now In copTse Of
hi bes StSf Dloetoty, which viii % issped ~
October s0ok sS4tala gyst EwS sfsS
SSfsbIe msalsr ii VIII Be ole Of the most iAeresilus
published, and Will DO book that will be 10
srtlps ~ classes q Esoe TIE SteaGso Dirse,
IsLy VIII contain sosie6 ~ sss ass x 9 s e
teSs The isnsih mode sIsSl power aud tonnage o.
each boat, where and brwhopl built the nahe Of tue
boat, With The trade she lin Also, The names o. Car.
eon.n SSs, " Va I I'D ssSaSSas tie
western witerS, since Ihe invention Of sleaQ alSo,
sketch OF Tive first boat BULL for lhg uhly ISei Wh 'Le
laire OF the builder, commander aud 9WIets
Tho River directory viii eoOtlna ltt and desc
OF ali tic Seanibat Disasters that have secured on tle
weStelnald soutbenwaters beautifully 'wllh
IA q ~ S.s E.o Es I'D %
lsIA Isee 1871 liz will t6lliln MAPS q lhe
Ohio Mississippi, Missouri, llllgois u Mmis,
RtJ 0paehit ftaoo. ti her Wi!n W.!
other River aud c0mnelctl elso interest 70 Tue e9'
pc q large, Tie book Will contain the cards Of e vail
ous u. y. Mall oats, With Tile trade they are ~ %c ".
Tie Directory Will also contain lCDnlpeto sl Of all lke
responsible SieambOat Leened nltes their places Of 10,
Sdehte, &c &c.i tie lew Steamboat Law, lis require
nthts anil al tie Important U, s. Supreme CoGr steam
boat DECISIONS ~ that dltei tie RaieS nd rora ht
l,ohni4u la prlSegSt, llls or lAdlns lMp0taht De-
tslOns nj tue various s. Courts In regard 10 PreIShls
Lost AMI Damaged, &c, nc with many other thugs Of
Interest,
Tho Directory will 10 Illustrated In the best style end
printed III The best manner TIE author has for SN years
een gathering together all te ACTS and Items eGa'd e
tie nUnc Gus sSsnt oat disasters on The Western and
Southern waters. and now Intends publishing item In
hook orm Tho price OF The WORK VIII be nut At tie ow
sum VI One Olar Five THOUSAND copies WILL BE- Issued
for tic hIatle al OIhey deaiIUuS u subscribing will
have TO dO,O al Oltc AZ lNEe viii DO printed unless Or
teted IN advance. liy ieuIlns Ol9 dollar 10 J. Z
LLOYD & Co you will receive copy VI lie above wolk.
Tie work will ba issued In October Agents at New Or
leans, Memphis, I'll iOis, Louisville, PltisbaiS WHEEL
lug and Cincinnati, will wall upon the Steamboat toGi
Of AGENTS. An Ielleis Should 10 address 81 10 "
= ~. - glG5.ttl, JAS! ~ LlUYU & Go.
VtNftNnSu nhin
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s,uSucK CPox tilPPISEss.-tp sk again what is
happinessl II AMI being idle, that's fact. no idle
man Of woman was ever happy since the world be.
gan. Eve was idle, AMI that's The way she got
tempted, pOot cfittrE employment gives bOlhap.
pelite, add Digestion. Ddlyihakes pleasure double
sweet BY conllaSt. Whenthe harness Is o1, II The
" ok ami too hard, ctitet likes 10 kick up bis
heels. When pieasufe L. the business Of lie, 1t
.eases 10 be pleSs0teD and when its all labor and
no pIay, work, like on ppstp fed saddle, cuts into
The very Goues, Neither labor nor idleness has
road that leads 10 happineEs-'oHe has no
room iot tic heart, the othet eouupls H. Hard
work Is The best OF The two Tor that II hes, Of
events sound sleep;ihe other restless pillows and
uateffeshibg sleep one y misfortune, toe other
azure, aid money, amt 6sppinsss lhaIslselsst
Is mud. g,si4 s N ID = Z, (. :.
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rrBelleyins There t,wit in the following, and
tbat many might ptoftbyt The reading Of Il, te'
quest yOuIos.pabllsb u
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Coke soxo,....,.,,.......,. ",".M.J J. nOuherty
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MtDlnY DAxeEa....... .M'IIe IIemIsIIa
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To b followed blythe drama Of Tho
Dumb airlof Genoa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

3 The FerptHtess win commence With the excellent
op,Eor 6fFiiSrsaBsr.
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II
to Louisa, AZ miles and back, once week.
Leave Guyandone Monday at a mi
Arrive at Louisa same day by 7Pm
Leave Louisa Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Guyandote day by 7 pm
1899 From Chapmanvle, by Falls Mills to Cabel C. H.,
81 miles and back, once week
Leave Chapmanvlle Tuesday at Z a m;
Arrive a Cabel C. II. next day by 5 pm,
Leave Cabel C. II. Thursday at I a m;
Arrive a, Chapmanvlle next day by JPN.
Proposals TO embrace Ashland are invited.
4940 From Cabel G. II, TO Ashland, q miles and back,
Leave CabeI c. H. Friday at4 pm;
Arrive at Ashland same day by m;
Leave Ashland Friday at 5! pm;
Arriveat cabeI 9. II same day by 6pm
494l From Balardsvie, by Bald Knob, to Ginseng 38
Leave Ballard vile Thursday at I am;
Arrive tiir seng same day by pm;
F T Sn Bs ss.. ! same Ra aay
lardsvlc,) SIS miles and back, week.
Leave Mud Bridge Thursday at IL m;
Leave Boon County G. H Tuesday al q mi : -
Arrive at Mud Bridge mex, day by lam.
4943 From togan G. H., by Rich Creek, Ginseng, and
Coal River Marshes, to Raleigh, So miles and
Leave Logan G. Fl. Sunday at Tam;
Arrive at Raleigh next day by p m,
Leave Raleigh Tuesday at I'M
1914 h h1am ass s@ sg B. colo DAY sa y Mills
Peytona, go miles and back, week.
Leave Raleigh Friday at z am;
Arrive at Peytona next day by pm;
Leave Pey,ona Wednesday at ans
Arrive at Raleigh next day by SPIN.
4945 From Thompson's - Roads, by Amblers Mills,
to South Anna, 10 miles and back, twice week
Leave Thompson's y Roads Wednesday and Sat-
urday at s. am;
Arrive at South Anna same days by III am;
Leave South Anaa Wednesday and Saturday at
l2m;
Arrive at Thcmpson's % Roads by 3 pm
4946 From Richmond, by City Point, Swine yard, and
Williamsburg Landing to Norfolk, I4S miles
and back, daily, except Sunday.
Leave Richmond daily excep, Sunday, at 81 a m
in sumner, and "a m in winter;
Arrive at Norfolk same days by ST m in summer
and p in winter;
Leave Norfolk daily, except Sunday, at5i a m in
summer, and ~ m in winter;
Arrive at Richmond same days by 81 p in
mcr, and Z p m in winter.
Proposals for tri-wcekiy service invited also,
for delivering mails at Newport News and the
Rocks.
49a7 From Richmond. by New Kent c. H., Bsrhsms-
vile, and Burnt Ordinary, to Williamsburg, 60
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Richmond Tuesday and Friday at So m;
Arrive at Williamsburg same days by 9pm
Leave Williamsburg Wednesday and Saturday as s
Arrive at Richmond days by 9pm.
Proposals for extending to Hampton viii be cons,d-
cred.
Aoas From Richmond, by Westham Locks Dover Mills,
Lock Lomond, Pemberon, Gainesville, Column
hia, Glensrvon, New Canton, Seven Islands
Seottsvilie, Warren, Howardsvile, Warminstsr
Hardweksyihe Tye River Warehouse Aliens
Creek, Cats Mills, Selma Frcdonis Mills,
Lynehburg Holcomb's Rock, Big Island, Balco-
ny Falls, and Rocky Poist Mills, to Pattensburg
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Leave L.wissurg Thursday tssn;
Arrive al Fsysuevilk day by IL N;
Leave Fayetteville Friday at 8 p m;
Auivc al Lewisburg next day by p n
@ From Lsri's E., y s'Gyn. IN. r.sos
I..bels and Mill Point, Hanlersyile 81 miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Lewlsburg Monday and Thursday at 4 a M
Arrive at Huntervilis day by III a m;
Leave Hunsersvllie Tuesday and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Lewisburg days by p m.
Proposals end Mariins bottom instead Of
Huniersvile, invited.
4s2i From Huntsrsvills, by Fountain Grove Bath C.
H. rs miles and back, twice week.
Leave Hun,ersvile Tuesday and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Bath G. IL same day by p m;
Leave Bath c. III. Wednesday and Saturday at 5
Arrive at Hun.eraville same days by IL m,
4'25 From Maysvile BY serasgs, TO cntonvils on the
James River and Kanawha Turnpike, Ill miles
and back, week
Leave Msysvills Saturday at ami
Arrive at Cintonsile same day ey II ami
Leave CiintonvIie Saturday at IL m;
Arrive al Maysyillc day by pm.
4926 From Maysvile by Cherry Bottom, to Browns
vule Ia miles and back once a week.
Leave Maysvle Monday at 7 m;
Arrive at Brownsville day by III IN;
Leave Brownsville Monday at IL mi
Arrive at Maysviie same day by Pm
4sa1 From c.noayis By Big Clear Greek, ssrsw Hill.
and back, a week.
Leave Clintonvile Thursday at sa m;
Arrive al Nicholas G. II. same day by IN;
Leave Nicholas c. H. Friday at a m;
Arrive al Clin,onvllc same day by pm.
1928 From Meadow Bluff by Blue Sulphur Springs,
Palestine, and Egypt, to Red sulphur Springs, 80
miles and back, once week.
Leave Meadow Bluff Saturday at m;
Arrive at Red Sulphur Springs day by 6 p m;
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Meadow Bluff same day by p
1929 From Mountain Cove, by Cly, to Keesers Cross
Lanes, IA mes and back a week;
Leave Mountain Cove Monday at IL m;
Arrive KecsIer's Cross Lanes day by 4 p m;
Leave Kecsler's Cross Lanes Monday at m;
Arrive at Mountain Cove same day by ii am.
1880 From Gaucy Bridge by Gotten Hin, Fayetteville,
Loop, Raleigh C. H., Shady Springs, Jumping
Branch, Packs Ferry, and Mouth q Indian, to
Red Sulphur Springs, n miles and back, once
week
Leave Gauley Bridge Friday at M
Arrive at Red Sulphur Springs next day by 6 p M
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Sunday at S a m;