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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

WASHINGTON, April, 2l.-Thc Anti
Nebraska caucus met again tonight at the
Capitol, Mr.. Pennington in the Chair
Messrs. Hale, Pennington, and Harlan,
appointed heretofore to nominate an Exec
utive Committee, reported the following
names, which were confirmed by the eau
Gus: Messrs. Collamer and Wilson, OF
the Senate, and Mcssrs. Mace, Mott, Co
yode, Dodd, and Norton, of the House
Mr. Galloway gale favorable account of
the state ofpublic orini"" i'll ONO, whercc
he had recently returned. Consultations
cnsued as to passing thro' the House the
bill admitting Kansas with the Topeka
Constitution. The vote, it is supposed,
will be close, if the House is full when
the question is presented.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Administrators A Notice.

N HEREAS, LETTERS Of Administrator
w the estate of Br>I,NuN SuorNAKtS. .
oi the township of EuiiJlcr. ccuarr 90 I o..
deceased, have h"es1 cr5orct To- Ih- >rs>rs.
all persons indebted fc sand estate are rrr"
ed 10 make immediate Pavmeut, and 'H.
having claims again. the >Imr. u.iI gts.t
them duly authen,ica'rj f,r settlement. a. p
present residence M Ea>l Gultiur TIP, ami
nv residence in West But'a,yc IT after lst
APriL-Feb. Il, IsJb
pi HENRY NOLI. Aimldls.r4.rl.
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Let Us Reason together,
HOLLOWAY1S PILLS.

IiIfI AEE UE SICK
7, has been the lot II the human race 70 - =
down by di-sHsr and suil'ri"s- hOLL"" AZ F..
, ,-,.,ri,,.t, nj 1ted 10 the relief Of the wa,
NEI,NJrs. the IELI'AIE, and the INfI1H. g.
rIiI,.. age. sexes, and onn-titutinns Pr f...-
way personally -up.r.nterd7 The manu'a--u-.
Ic,iirinr. tie United sIatrs' 'id on'I- them
mi ..r'I,..i.r.f,d people, ar the brst T,u,l, is
,.y,r saw. l,r lhs rruos al u disease.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

Many of H. mot 4'-rouo GOV .rum'nts Ls'Ts.
tI,,r custom Ii,u... tu jir Introduction - fl..
that they may t,cuHr the H'dlrIhr 90 tfr r
lrlr,lr! C1.r-s- admit that tbI- m''liTius l~ ...
remedy ever known Tor persons 81 dclrats no..
where. th -, -i,ni has been IuiIsir'd, a. as lu'z
tropertirs never isii toaiI. RI relief.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

Pro- Srpery american TicL-et.
Fr rEEsInESr-NILLARD FILLMORE. NJ Nrw York.
tlGE FKEsIDENT-ANIl.EW j. DDNELSpN, of Tennessee
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Q},) loD PRINTING! @c
OVER GO STYLES

OF type, large and small, with a good
variety of borders. and most respect
fully solicit q trial of them by those
wanting anything in the way of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
These PfUs Hariy he Eloo5.

These farnou. Pills are expressly combined @. .r.
or the stuIuarh. the liver, the KIDNEY iL~ Iul-.
kin and ilt- l..gs.-. correcting ars Irral..t. b.
their flu,tlon. rurifs in the t''si. %" very 81
OF lie. anil thu. .usiugs disease IA 81 i'- si..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Issue List, May Term. IS56.

Lcwlsburs. AprIl 20. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

The defeat of Col. Schlessinger, and the
killing Of 80 of his men, is confirmed; but
be is accused of cowardiee, and story is
afloat of a second battle, in which ii Fill
libusters defeated 200 of the people
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

PcRLoNINe a RrvEP.-There is little contro-,
vcrsy spriuging up between New York and Penn
syIvania, in relation to the Chemung river. That
river rises in Northern Pennsylvania, flows
.northward into the State of New York, and then
turning southwark, flows backward into our
State, and enpties into the North Branch of the
Susquchanna river. Near Corning, \. T., the
New Yorkers have built dam across the Che
mung river, in order to turn its waters into Che
mung canal. That canal extends to Seneca
lake, and discharges its waters. The outlet of
Seneca lake is into Lake Ontario So that the
water thus taken out of the Chemung river, is
never restored to it, so thatwhen it returns into
this State, its volume is greatly reduced as a
feeder Of the Susquehanna river, and our public
Improvements are injured. Our State Govern
ment has taken the matter in hand and quite
difficulty may alise cut Of it.lleadeiIs pay
Sentinel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04
ARE YOU SICK p


Then you can't be cured Don't delay untHyOur
complaint ncurahe, and when ii is late.
Poar-s all the diseases which peopethe church yards.
mghtbe BY Ayers Ca.harc Pills taken in
Dout dragging through SPRING faint, sleepy and list
less because your blood loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache Heartburn, and their kindred disorders, because
your stomach foul! Don't parade yourself around she
world With Pmples Boches, Ulcers, Sores and all
any uneean diseases of the skim because your sys.
cleansing. Don't show yourself about Iean bag
gard, all caved in, because stomach aud Bow need
strengthening into healthy action Ayer's Pls these
things right surely water quenees IRE They purify
the body blood their functions into healthy
activity which you quick they taken They
great wonder age recognized by
an who knO~ their virtues and many thousands them
Take The Caery tetoroi fora Cough, andths Fs an
arrangements requiring PuTgative medicine.
Prepared by mr. j. G. Arm, Lowell Massachusetts
sold by an riss.ss IN yylIseeIiuSsss 9
A.c. GOOD co., wheeling,
fel Wholesale and Retail Agents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

ALBANIA LEGISLATURES. body adjourned
si7s.dine ON the 18th ultimo. after a Iaborious
session of three months, The Governor exer-
cisel his veto perogative on upwards of sixty
bills, among them the most important railroad
measures originating in both branches of the
Legislature. They were, however, passed over
his veto By the constitutional msioyities and
have come laws Among the bills reta ned
by the Governor until after the adjournment of
the Legislature was one provilingtor return to
annual sessions of the Assembly This measure
was recommended in the Governors message at
the opening of the Legislature, but the bill ati-
thorizing the change was pocEetedlhy him, a Ia
JacEson.-eolum6ia Enquirer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

IMPORTANT TO P.1cIFIc CoRREsPoSDENTs,-Th
Union states that Postmaster General Campbell
has adoptcda plan for publishing the names of
persons to whom letters have been sent to post
offices in California and the territories Of Wash
ington and Oregon. By this system a letter can
be sent to any post Office in the Pacific region
for person whose location is utterly uaEno'cT,i
beyond the mere fact that he is some'c6trs in
California or the territories of Oregon and
Washington; yet Incredible as it may seem, the
ultimate reception of the letter by the person
for whom it is intended is rendered highly prod
ahle. il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

LAcoSrc-When voting for Chap!ainin the
House of Representatives the other day, Gen.
AmosP P, Granger, who had brought forward the
name of Danl. Waldo, the Revolutionary soldier
and preacher, who was subsequently elected,
briefly alluded to his interesting history and
earnestly commended him. to the favorable con-
sideration of his fellow members A member
who was present. and who described the scene
to US, says that when the roll was called, the
Gen. Responded: "Danl. Waldo Of the Reyolu-
tion" Questions pourd in upon him from all
quarterslduriug the voting, and were answered
at the instant about as follows: (Which side
was he ,on:" enquire at the, Pension Office, .
said the General. ''What'shis politics. "Reyo-
lutionary," was the reply. whats his relig-
ion:n congregational" SIS hea Fillibuster?'
eyes, said the Gen, ''he Fillibustered against
George the Third" The result was that the
old Revolutionary Patriot distanced his dozen
competitors on the second ballot, receiving more
votes than all of them combined
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

LET TIE AFFLICTED Hear THE TESTIMONY
OF 4 L.tDY.
TNO those who have the pleasure Of knowing her, need
say nothing, but others remark that lcsire
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak. None APP
precats hEr joy and gratitude in being relieved pain,
after os suffering unparraled but those iii there be
ANY, who have suffered like her.
Miss = has long eeu PRESIDENT of this ctfor the last
years has been successfully conducting school at No. G3O
Baltimore street The happy change in her health subject
of aSton4hmvnt and joy her friends We ash
those interested to call her. She will tell them Of
her by Mlpt0 9IHctre than she has written Thus
1t IS that this reuey goes giving relief the sick. We
refer the public to them From distant places also
hear Of the happy result These facts with the
Testimony Of thousands. should septcism and
prejudice hide their ieas and that amptOn
TinctuFe is wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

Go1SG PRETTY5 F Asr.-An old man and his
son, neither of them very well informed as to
railroads and their uses, Glanced one day to be
at work in field near railroad track Raj
roads were novel institution to them; and
when a-train of cars shot by, thought was
suggested By the lad, who said to his parent:
Dad, why don't YOU take 3 ride in the cars
some days Take ride in the cars why,
haint got time, my som Got time. thunderl
3Ye eau so anywhere quicker in the cars than
ye eau stay ati':ome'. pafi's rerly Is rot on rec
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

WASHINGTON MoSuagS7.-rhe report of the
Mansgers of Washington Monument says;
1.-The receipts of the year have been far less
thsn IN any preceding year since the corner stone
was laid The gross amount from all sources
has been but 81, 40 We hayenow $500 in
the treasury, and are in al not exceeding S., 900
for debts contracted by US, all OF whiehis expec-
ted to be ii4uidated aud paid BY the end Of this
month
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LORD ClGRENDON's 3IIssTATEMENTs.-A pam
phlet lately made its appearance in London,
published by j. Wilson, George Court, ,Picadil-
", London, , on the subject of British recruit
ing in the United States, wherein Lord Claren-
don'S apparently unaccountable misapprehension
of our neutrality laws, and of the facts involved
in the conduct of British officials here in the
matter, are ably set forth by British pen EVIL
IDENTIFY. We quote the pamphlet in question as
follows: sf
Lord Clnreudon's honesty may be fairly
judged of by his quotation of Judge Kanc's g
| pinion. (See his speech, ante.) He gives that
opinion as approving the conduct ofthe English
! agents. tNI
"What are the lactsp -a.55 x +,
Two men under prosecution by the United
States government for an offence against the law,
BY Illegally recruiting. are brought before Judge
| Kane on a writ of dabeds corpus.
'sNow tits held, under the law of the United
States, thatto constitute an offence within the
meaningof the act of Congress of 1918, under
which all the prosecutions have been instituted,
it is not sufficient for one or either of the parties
t-i.e., the reCTUiteT, and the recruit, to know
that he the recruit, is leaving the United States
for the purposeof entering the military service
of foreign prince or potentate, but both must
know it This was in view Of the pretence Of
the English government, referred to in Lord
Clarendon speech that men were collected for
the Canadian railwayS)
| Judge Kane having so stated the law, pro
cceds, in the next sentence of his judgment, to
| say, that such mutual knowledge was proved in
the case of the men before him, and accordingly
he remands them to the custody they came fror
/ Lord Clarendon has the audacity TO quote
(aid how unfairly is shown aboye) one sentence
! from a decision on writ of haheas corpus as
/ the opinion of Judge Kane on the stmerits y
which were not before him; and Lord Clarendon
/ 90 quotes him, with the full knowledge that
Judge Kane was the very Judge before whom
! Hertz, on whose trial the evidence duplicating
Mr.. Champion was produced, was prosecuted
and convicted
ieaboyo extract forces on our mind the i'm
/ preston that his Lordship has been syStemat-
ically deceived by misrepr of thee
in MANY impo Ftant particulars. Who could have
thus taken the liberty ofdeceiyipg him in case
sof so much daliSacy and international inpo1ti
+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04
TrnsteEIS Sale

DYvirtue Deed Of Trust executed by Henry IIomes
to the undersigned dated September 2S 1851 and re-
corded In the Clerks Office of Marshall county, Va will
of the Court House Of Marshall county aforesaid, the real
estate conveyed to In said deed being lSI Mas
ter Run in said county, and bounded as follows, to witt
beginning at sugartrec and hickory the south side Of
Masters Rum thence down said Run 25 dcgs u ps TO
thence n degs IS ls sugar tree Immediately below
the mouth 0( drain and said Carlow; thence s.
Sc des T. 90 pOles thrnce TT4cgs H. 40 poles; thence s.
sst deg + ~ poles to beech the forks Of tc Run;
thence up the South branch of said Run Odcgs 30 Oes
thence ls W. &C poles large sugar tree on the East
side Of said Rum and about six poles below the main forks
thence pp tue right hand fork $. G2 cgS W. % IOlrs 10
beech the Northeast sdcof the Run; thence s. 761 "
~ poles to sugar tree OH Samuel cnec line; thence with
the same n. 5058 W. % poles to Tie beginning
FERNS made known day Of sale
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Farm for Sale
2 NH les 4FR(OATa NyJIITJTITNG

DESIRE to sell my Farm, situated on ihe National IoaI
about ies east Of this city, and containing One Hun.
dTed and Ten The Helnpeld Railroad passes through
the land which contains Forty Acres 0f excellent Coal,
huoT"hS cheap ana ready means to convey the to
soil suitable for garden purposes sufficiently tmhercd
Fruit Rearing Trees.
For terms of sale apply Alfred Caldwell or the under
fci9tf THos. CLARK.
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viii subue the pain and inflammation from the Feverest
burns scalds twenty minuteand that it
will the without SCARF; eectualy Fc
yer Sorc=-salt Rheum-Enlammatory Rheumatism
and Inaa,ned -cuts-wound$ Old and Ulcer
ated sore--scald Head-Corns BuniOns ErysipeIas
sprafn=-sWeltngs-FrI SpTles-Ch iIblansbes
of Insect-sweed broken Erupttonsand Nil
other Inammstory and diseases where c parts
affected can be reached. 80 y NJ So DIR :
Don't be ncreloas about the diseases named to be
by only thngbut reflect that the positive
properties which the Daley saIvc alone
heretofore eaumeratedone fourteen reach alone
the aforementioned disease but enumerated.
10 not regesr bred phsieiuas prescribe eGo.
'Ret ia,card1yJDr scores QfdiasrsHt dissases3
Zach box of GENUINE DALLEYs Fans EXTRACTOR has upon
1t rate engraved Label with the signatures OF CIV.
CLICKENER & Co, proprietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Al others counterfeit Price %
per box.
- Al orders should be addressed c, V. Cekner
Co., 81 barclay street, New York. =ss
Per sale by LAUGHLLNs d BUSRFZELD, Wheeling,
and Druggists generally thrOughOuttheU.s. sPls.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI-Msets a, Masonic Hall,
Market and Monroe streets st third Mon
day evenings Of zach moati C. ". SIGHTS, ". Nj r "
Etss,tt, Secretary.
Wheeling I.o ge No. Ias Meets as above on
The Est and &i7 Saturday evenings Of each month. J. H.
WILLIAMS, W. "; s. u. Patrsou. Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chupter no. I9.-Meets as
above the seeod Monday evening each month"; VI.
Scorr, II. Pi II Il. Clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPmeut No. I.-Mects as
above ttetnrta Monday evening Of each month. ". J.
Bs1es &C, i. Los4ing, Recorder.
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wEsr POISr harbor on York river, cold as the
winter has been in Virginia, has continued open,
and navigation has, in consequence, been unob-
structed- West Point Is the selected terminus
of the Richmond and York River Railroad, and
issimased at the junction Of the NattipOpi and
ramunkey Rivers it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04
: FOR CHRISTMAS AND VIEW YEARS
PRESENTS

ADAMS Premium DaguerreOtypist, has the pleasure Of
Informing the citizens Wheeling, that he producing by
the aid chemical agent AmbrOtypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They Of such brianc
bodness and artistic fntsh excite X aTAton of
every including artists who have visited the cee
ersats."
"a Five Metals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
Adams. Remember the Gallery, corner Main Union
streets dclS
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Bll11uoRE, Oct. Is, IS.

/ .Vsssrs. -Ho,fia,er &c .aoeJrty:
4 GESrs-I have delayed entirely too long In
writing to you in relation to the virtues of amPtons Tue
turc fear, that cannot give thu nlictriword
just idea of the good have derived froa its the ben
etS have been great that fecl inadequate to the task
was attached with the chronic Rheumatism in its Rtlig
tiuued afflicted un the AtIautic Ocean
to American nut which time it changed its form into
gathering hail ~ this time attained my growth ami never
expected to he well again. tine disease came in the first
place, Of my being vaccina+ from child who had white
swelling When my gathering tt broke II did not discharge
less than quart ami continued 10 trouble every time
took cold vas in the least fatigned; my bodily strength
was reduced 10 the weakness of infancy WAS several times
very near the srave my hip joint had been out OF place ever
At the age OF thirteen my hands
dislocate These serIgS and the general debility
fen from the constant discharge Of gatherings caused
often thick that should be permitted
how tet to be free from pam and SUFFERING even for one
hour, until body should cC hanged, and become like
o9rI 5GFt2gs body at least nn' this mortal have put
HAL taken SO many medicines and received so little ben.
the ibrrEtsd LHiMdHS aud other external remedies
had heard had been placed by my friends under
Of the best physicians in England and all the relief obtain
Z cd was hut Of tT1nsitory duration.
slightest confidence its efficacy, but had had
known 9Ir Jarrett Pummer henhiS susriugs the
worst and had the cure wrought upon him. To
EenOne IOs before began to feel its beneficial eGecsy
ion was cear-I felt like another person Through the nu-
Of this friend became acquainted with and
to see %e Hoa o @s my sss s Pse
fully developed init and if desired to takeit, you wouI
Is t eshseh months nave sisqsed I f5s . @
ton Of y disease Thave become strong and heartI
stand much if than my lady acquant-
ances. have healthul complexion, and ali friends
say am getting quite shy one thing is certain, my lame
limbs quite large again as BEFORE and trip
about home withouta eTItek.f ~ q 81 EqH
often wish paTets this remedy when
child, believe should have been saved the
ciating have been siected to, well the dcfori
ty nf body must the and parents would
have er such heavy doctors bills,
ami in sending they did to the celebrated springs in
England search Of heslth wish all the afflicted world
could hear the benefits have derived from this
Tnelre Of IIampton's. TRY make all acquainted
It's virtues with whontI come In contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times obliged to yOu and yor
are at liberty my name and cas9 to ali.
remain, yours In gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD,
M. 6j0 ". Baltimore
To ess.s. Mortimer Ifo#bray 29O Baltimore sret Bal
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WIN. Ar IrCm "a OIs,S HAIR DYE.

WIN. Al I'rCMEh O1E'S HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black, whou, the least Injury Hair
skin.
FrFrrS MEDALS DIPLOHAs have been awarded to Vim.
A. Batchtlor since 1884, and $4,000 applications
been made to the Hair of his patrons of his famous Dye.
Prejudice against Dying the hair and wskerss unjust 1t
would be against covering bald head with wig
MA. BArrHEIoRS HAIR DxE produces color not to be
distinguished from nature, and is warranted not to inure in
the least however long it may be continued.
Made sold applied lin private rooms the Wig PactO-
ry, 2S3 broadway, y. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by Drug
gtsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
18th. Genuine has tle and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides bottle, of
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR,
e3S Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by tss,5.
aq.s LACGHLZNS d BCuF1ELD. !,
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CITIZEy,S C1FDILl{ITE.

Ma EproE Please OGlige many creus tz announcing
Onr worthy fclow-cittzen, ISAAC coTTs, candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election, of sherd of
Ohio county.
Tca9 MANY CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

THURSDAY, Feb. 90.
| Communication from the Senate that they
have passed House bills in relation to the town
of Smithfield and establishing separate cleo
ton at Fettcrman, in Taylor, with amendments
which were concurred in.
Mr.. Mallory, from the joint committee on the
Governors Ntessagesin relation to Virginia Rcvo-
lutionary Bounty Land Claims, presented a re
port, closing with a recommendation to our
Senators and Representatives in Congress to
endcayor to secure the passage of a law in con.
formity with the views set forth in the said mes
sage.
Mr.. Burwell, of Bedford, offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
That the resolution recommending the Ell Para
route as the most eligible for railroad to Cali
fornia, be made the order of the day for O'Clock
p. NJ, on Thursday the 11th of March
Mr.. Doyle presented the memorial of sundry
citizens Of Rockbridge demonstrating against
an act authorizing the county Court to guaran-
tee the bonds ofthe North River Company.
HOUSE BILLs PASSED, -srfs
incorporating the Brandy Station Turnpike
Company. iasd
Mr.. Calvert presented the petition ofthe citi-
zens of Shenandoah for the extension af the Win
chester and Patomac Railroad to Starsburg.
Mr.. Holiday presented the petition OF citizens
of Marshall for the completion of the Wheeling
and Fairmont Turnpike.
The chair was vacated at 70 o'clock to enable
the Democratic members to attend the State
Convention of that party
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sPRIN ELECTION.

I've charge FIVE DoAEs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff, to be paid invaria in advance.
plying with this rule, will uudersaha Why their announce
ments do app-sr.l vi
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ODD FELLoWs, -DIREoTOIEY.

ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
VtsginIus Lodge NO ;s.-SIeets every Thursday
evCninsat the Halt corner Of Market Monroe streets
VIM. ZlNk, \. G.; b! " t:ttr, Secretary
Franklin Lodge NO. I3.--NLrets as aboye every
Monday evening. EESrrH, n. &; s. =. Etri3, secrs-
tary. 4t-stl r...,1 r-5 @
WIN. Ten ledge. No. 3s.-llsets 4, above evs-.
re Wednesday evening. H. BuSGKSsrocE, n. c. F. ".
Heksr. Secretary.
Wheelinx I.sdgei No. 5s.-Meets every Monday
evening at the Hail. Market Quincy streets. D.
u. ItrEtEs, n. G.; VA, u. BtSYyEfV, Secretary.
PanOIH Lodge No. S2.-NIeets as above every
Friday evening. G. X. csETwRrGuF n. c. " ". Ban
etard, Secretary.
Abrams EnenmPmcnt No. 1.-Meets at the
Hail. Market and Monroe 6rst third
Tuesday evenings Of eaehmo WV. EL,SculRD, C. p;
| s. v: Pearson, Scribe
/ VIM. Tell Encnmpment No. 34.-sIeets as
above The second an, o.'A Tuesday evenings of zach
month. JouS G. HoErnAx a. Pr. E0,. Be;sgdr5sr,
! Scribe